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Vassell joins Turkish side Ankaragucu on a free
Darius Vassell has joined Turkish Super Lig outfit Ankaragucu on a free transfer following his release by Manchester City.
Vassell, 29, has penned a two-year deal with the Ankara-based outfit who avoided relegation by a single point as they finished 13th in the Turkish top flight last season.
The former England and Aston Villa striker had been without a club since being released by City at the end of last season but was given a rousing reception by around 3,000 Ankaragucu fans when he arrived in the Turkish capital for transfer talks earlier this month.
''I do not want to talk too much,'' Vassell said at a press conference confirming his arrival today. ''I want to play football. Ankaragucu is working hard for success.''
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By Tom Pettengill
Forver Utah DWR Sport Fishing Coordinator
When I think of open water trolling for walleyes I think of the Great Lakes. Saginaw Bay on Lake Huron and Lake Erie are known for their open water walleye fisheries, but here in the west it's hard to imagine open water trolling for suspended walleyes.
The gizzard shad introduction into Willard Bay Reservoir changed that. The shad provide an open water forage source that is uncommon for western walleye reservoirs.
My first experience with open water walleyes at Willard Bay Reservoir was about four years ago. It was a sunny afternoon in early July. Two of us had been trolling the dikes and couldn't get a walleye to bite.
Everything that had been working failed. The gizzard shad had been spawning for over a month but the young shad were still less than 2 inches long. I decided to try trolling off shore. There were lots of shad suspended in the upper half of the water column in 22-25 feet of water. Under those shad were big fish. We headed out towards the light pole in the Northwest corner and about a half mile off shore slowed to trolling speed. Not a real slow troll. We were probably going about 2 mph. We let out about 100 feet of line with deep diving crankbaits. The crankbaits we were using that day were the small sized Wally Divers in black and silver. We hadn't gone 5 minutes and we had our first walleye in the boat. That fish was followed by 6 more walleyes in the next hour.
Ever since then I have looked forward to the last half of June and first half of July for that special time when the newly hatched shad are becoming very abundant. They are ringing the walleye dinner bell but they aren't quite large enough to dominate the menu.
Locating fish
The first question is where are the walleyes and how do you find them? Willard Bay has almost 10,000 acres of wide open area away from the dikes. By late June there are shad almost everywhere. If you have a fish finder start cruising around at 3-5 mph. Don't troll and don't start fishing yet! Your going to see suspended shad and larger fish close to the bottom almost everywhere. Your search should be in 22-25 feet of water. You want to find an area where you're seeing good numbers of bigger, individual fish suspended at least 4 to 5 feet up off the bottom with many around the middle of the water column (10-12 feet down). Those suspended echo's are likely feeding walleyes. At times walleyes are going to be within 5 feet of the surface. You won't see those real shallow fish.
Until you find a concentration of suspended walleyes continue your search. A concentration may be 6-10 fish in a 100 yard stretch of water. Cruise for a ¼ of a mile watching your fish finder, if you don't see what you're looking for then speed up (full speed) for about ½ mile and search again. Try to do your search methodically so you're eliminating water.
Keep this up until you find those suspended walleyes. Remember, it doesn't matter how good your technique and presentation are — if you're not fishing where the fish are you won't catch any!
Trolling speed
Just like the hot baits are going to vary from day to day, the trolling speed required to trigger strikes is going to vary. You'll want to experiment. It's amazing how a small adjustment in speed can greatly enhance your catch. One easy way to vary speed is to zig-zag your boat as though you are following a series of S-curves. You can set your motor at a constant speed but by changing direction you are changing the speed of your lures. The lines on the outside of the curve will speed up and the lines on the inside will slow down.If you start catching all the fish on the outside lines it should tell you to speed up. The fish want a faster bait.
If you are using sinkers and spinner rigs, those lines on the outside of the curve are also going to rise up in the water column as they speed up. If fish are hitting those rising spinner rigs you may want to try a line or two even shallower. Lighten your sinkers, or change to shallower running crankbaits. The lines on the slow side will do the opposite. As their speed slows the sinkers will settle deeper. Also adjust the speed of your motor occasionally to increase or decrease the overall speed of your lures. Always troll down wind if possible. You have better control of your boat and as you slow down to land a fish the wind won't push you back into your other lines.
Open water tackle
Level-wind reels mounted on longer trolling rods are really the equipment of choice for this type of fishing. Ideal rods are 7-8.5 feet long with a light, flexible tip and good, stout butt section (down-rigger and planer board rods). These longer rods allow the lures to work well in the waves and they are flexible yet stout enough to handle good sized fish that are immediately hooked when they hit. A rod that is too stiff can rip the hooks out of a fish as soon as it is hooked.
The secret to continued success, once you find the fish and find out what they are hitting, is to be able to easily get your bait right back to the same depth where you caught the last fish. Line counting reels or metered line (monofilament) really make it easy to get your bait back out to the same depth. If you don't have these reels or line, you can count passes on your level-wind reels or back crank your spinning reel and keep track of how many turns you let out. I use line counting reels with 10 # mono.
The diameter of your line affects how deep your lures/bait will run. By having the same line on all your reels you know that two identical lures let out on the same length of line are running at the same depth (part of the repeatability).
Tie a snap (not a snap swivel) to the end of your line so you don't have to cut lines and re-tie knots. This way you can quickly change terminal tackle. A snap will make it easy to experiment until you find out what the fish want. One other device that has greatly improved my catch the last couple of years is the use of in-line planer boards. These are not planing divers; these boards stay on top and pull your lures away from the boat. These boards allow you to spread lines out over a broader area of water and they get your lures away from the boat. Some days fish are spooked by the boat. I've had days (many) that I wouldn't have caught a fish without the use of planer boards. The boards pull your lures out to the side and intercept fish fleeing from the boat.
Terminal tackle
You're going to use the same types of terminal tackle you've been using along shore — spinner rigs and crankbaits. Don't use bottom bouncer sinkers out in the open water because you're not fishing on the bottom. Remember, you've been searching for suspended fish.
Replace your bottom bouncer sinker with an in-line trolling sinker. I prefer keel sinkers. Keel sinkers are designed to help prevent line twist. You'll need sinkers in a variety of weights from 5/8 - 2 ounces. Vary the weight of the sinkers but let out the same amount of line on all the spinner rig rods. You don't need sinkers on your crankbait rods unless the crankbaits you have won't dive down to where you're seeing the fish.
You can use the same spinner rigs you were using along the dike but you can also replace the single hooks with treble hooks. You don't have to worry about snags when you're trolling in open water for suspended fish. Treble hooks will help you hook more fish. I tie my own open water rigs with two size 4-6 treble hooks. You can also use longer rigs in open water and I make mine 4-6 feet long to get the bait further from the sinker. Put a ball bearing swivel between your sinker and your rig to help prevent line twist. Whether you're buying or making your rigs, use one equipped with a plastic, quick change, clevis. This allows you to easily change spinner blades. You can experiment with different styles, sizes and colors of blades until you find what the fish prefer.
Most spinner rig fishing is done with real nightcrawlers but Berkley's 6", Tournament Strength, Power Worms (walleye scent) can make a big difference in your catch some days. There are days when walleyes prefer the Berkley Power Worms to the real thing. If the little catfish are biting you can go through several dozen real crawlers in a day. The little cats cannot steal your Power Worms. Hook the rubber worms the same way you would a real night crawler but make sure the hook points are exposed for easier hooking. With crankbaits you need to remember that this is early summer. Walleyes are seeing and feeding on small bait fish. You don't want to use big crankbaits. I like a 2-3 inch bait. Shad Raps (#5) and Wally Divers have worked great.
The new, small-sized, Berkley Frenzy's in the shallow and deep divers should be good. Like the Wally Divers, the Frenzys have rattles inside them. Shad colors, either silver with black back or natural shad colors work most days. Occasionally some other metallic colors will work better (gold, blue, etc.).
Use both shallow runners and deep divers depending on the depth of the walleyes. Most crankbaits reach close to their maximum diving depth with approximately 100-120 feet of line out. You can vary the amount of line you let out to adjust the depth of your lure. One very useful book for this type of fishing or any trolling is: The Troller's Bible, Precision Trolling, by Holt and Romanack. This book has dive charts for about every crankbait you'll use. It also covers many other aspects of trolling.
Trolling: If two of you are fishing and you have your Two Pole licenses you can have four poles out. Begin by putting two rods out with spinner rigs and two with crankbaits. Vary colors. You want the walleyes to tell you what they prefer. Use crankbaits that dive to different depths. Maybe one shallow diver and one deep diver. Vary colors of your spinners and crankbaits. If the sun is out and the water is relatively clear use metallic colored spinners and shad or metallic colored cranks. In cloudy or turbid water try lighter or brightly colored baits. If you're fishing directly behind the boat let out about 100 feet of line to start with. If you're using planer boards you can fish as close as 25 feet from a board that is 75-100 feet from the boat. Length of line deployed depends on the depth of the fish. Troll between 1.5-2.5 mph.
With spinner rigs you cannot troll more than 2.5 mph without really twisting your line. Once you start catching fish you may want to throw out a marker as a reference point. Not to mark a specific spot but the general area of the concentration of fish. You'll need something to reference your location. It's amazing how far you can move over open water without realizing it. If you have a GPS unit with a plotter you can save a Waypoint where you caught a fish and re-trace your plotter's path without marking your spot for other anglers to see. Once you pick up a couple of fish on the same lure then switch most of the rods over to what they are hitting, with the same weight sinkers, the same amount of line out, etc. Notice I said most of the rods. Just when you think you have the walleyes figured out they are likely to change. So keep experimenting with one rod. Try different lures, different colors and different depths. If your bite slows or you really start getting the fish on something else then switch the majority of the rods to the new hot system. If the bite slows all together but the fish are still under you then start experimenting with the other rods.
So now you know the basics of open water trolling for walleyes. Get out on Willard Bay Reservoir this summer and enjoy some open water fishing.

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Butternut squash risotto
This is a recipe I researched about, and made it easier and better.
Now I will apologise for the very poor quality of the pictures - the day I decided to make this I did not get ready for it, so I took the pictures with my phone camera which is really low quality, and it was a pretty dark day, so I apologise for it.
Nonetheless, this really tastes awesome!!!
1 butternut squash
Olive oil
600 ml vegetable stock
50g butter
1 onion
4 garlic cloves
Mixed herbs (a collection of your preferred herbs)
1 cup rice (risotto rice preferably, but you can use the normal kind if you want)
100 ml white wine
50g grated Parmesan
Salt and pepper
Pre heat the oven to 350 degrees F or 180 degrees C.
Peel the squash (if you have difficulty peeling squash, try to do this before hand or ask for someones help like I did - I asked my husband to peel it for me.)
Cut the bulbous part apart from the neck.
Chop the neck into cubes of approximately 2 cm, toss them in olive oil and salt.
Put them in a baking tray and stick them in the oven for about 30 minutes, or until it gets golden brown.
While you wait for that to roast, open the bulb of the squash and clean the seeds out.
Chop the bulb into 2 cm pieces.
In a saucepan, warm up the stock and add the squash into it. On a low heat let it cook until soft.
While You wait for the roast and the boiling squash, in a wok, add some olive oil, half of the butter, onion, garlic, and herbs. Cook it until the onion is translucent.
Put the heat up to a medium and add the rice. Mix the flavours into that rice and add the wine.
Let the wine cook down.
This step should take around 15 minutes.
When you have reached the last of the stock, mash up the squash and add it to the rice too.
When the risotto is nice and soft, remove it from the heat, add the rest of the butter, the cheese and salt and pepper to taste.
Stir it for the flavours to go everywhere.
If you find your risotto is too dry, you can always add a little bit more of hot water to it.
Serve the risotto in a plate or bowl, and on top add some of the roasted squash.
Would you try this recipe?
Pretty easy right?
If you give it a try, let me know in the comments below.


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First Stages of Rebranding
I'm in the first stages of rebranding. It should be a fruitful experience as I'll be able to focus and refocus on the goals of UNLIKEYOU. I'm reevaluating it's original purpose, what it's grown to be and where I want it to go.
I'm reading a number of articles and reviewing other designers and companies to see how they brand themselves. So far I've taken an inventory of where I'm at and where I want to go with myself and the UNLIKEYOU brand. I'll continue to flesh this out so I have a clear roadmap of how to take the brand where I want it to go.
Congruently, I'll be working on cleaning up and solidifying and developing my brand identity. With a name like UNLIKEYOU it's a given that my work should stand out from the crowd on some level.
There's still much to do, but I look forward to the experience and hopefully I can share that experience here.


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It is exactly One Year and Five Months since the celebrated and castigated concept of Devolution was finally introduced into the Republic of Kenya after the failure of Majimboism in the 1960s. Under the new order, national resources will no longer be buried in the National Treasury at Nairobi but will be cascaded down to the 47 Counties; each with powers to use or misuse the said funds as they wish. The mitigation measures including the Monitoring and Evaluation put in place by the Public Finances Act and other laws to curb any cases of embezzlement of Public Finances by the "Trustees" are not satisfactory. As a result, the citizens languish in poverty as the resources are directed towards enriching the already rich "municipal tycoons". One may even wonder whether Devolution was meant to Decentralize Services or to Decentralize Corruption. In the most objective manner possible, Get It From Me delves into the realities of Devolution in Turkana County, rated by independent analysts as one of the "Richest Poorest" Devolved Units in the country called Kenya.
Security: It has been said that you can do everything else to a citizen and they will be satisfied but if you do not provide security, the latter will negate the former in what I refer to as "underdevelopment negating development." Since March 4th 2013, the security situation in Turkana South specifically and Turkana County generally has been in a mess. Week in, week out, bodies of innocent young children, men and women are found scattered in the bushes and homes in Turkana South after repeated and rapid attacks from the aggressive and ambitious neighboring community. Within the past one year, tens of raids have been reported in different parts of Turkana County, Cases of a whole village being held hostage in their own territory by armed gunmen from yonder hit the headlines early this year and sparked national and international outrage. The leadership of the county has failed in this area and the concerned authorities have often hidden under the mantra, "Security is the Duty of the National Government". Little do they know that the voters in the affected areas do not know and do not care to know about the Son of Jomo, they know the Son of Koli. They will spit on your face if you read them the part of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 that states: "Security shall be the Duty of the National Government". They want to see action done. They want to see more KPRs whether or not it is Uhuru paying them. They don't want their local security guys to be deployed to take care of the snake-eating Chinese in the Tullow Oil's Camp Site. So far, no robust strategy has been put in place by the County Government or the National Government at the instigation of the County Government. Governor Nanok campaigned and was elected on a "I will Drive Away the Enemy" platform but the current situation might punish him harshly in August 2017. It was a distinguished Governor of the City of New York who once remarked that Politicians like Campaigning in Poetry but Governing in Prose. The truism of this statement has been witnessed in the past one year.
Development Projects: One year after devolution, there is nothing to write home about in as far as tangible development projects are concerned in Turkana County. It was rumored during the post-election period that Governor Nanok will develop Turkana South more than other parts of the county but even the said Turkana South hasn't benefit a lot from the incumbency despite producing one of their own to sit on one of the hotly-contested County seats. Some people say that if all factors are kept constant, it might be politically-tricky for all the current leaders to defend their seats. It is also rumored (and I can confirm this) that the current stand-off between the Senator and the Governor is not good for the development of the county. A critical look at the Budgets for the 2013/2014 and 2014/2015 fiscal years also indicates that the priorities of the county have been largely placed upside down, with a greater focus on luxury and allowances while negligible amounts of the many billions pumped to us are allocated to sustainable projects. Governor Nanok has to do something on this Subject otherwise he will not be given a second bite on the cherry but an "E" and sent home.
Food Security: The Kenya Red Cross has predicted (and correctly so) that Turkana County will face a huge hunger problem that will be a result of the drought and famine expected in the coming months. After March 4th, the Turkana people wrongly thought that the "dog-eating" story will stop hitting the headlines. They also thought that many irrigation schemes will be established in many parts of the county after the good produce realized in Kangalita, Morulem, Nadoto, Katilu and other successful irrigation schemes. They also believed that the Todonyang Irrigation Scheme that was being fronted by Former PM, Hon Raila will be fast tracked so that the county can for once dream of being food secure. This hasn't happened.
In grown-up democracies like the US and UK, politics is never done on the basis of winner takes it all. After March 4th, people expected Governor Nanok to "reach out" to his political enemies and bring them on board for the development of the county. However, what was witnessed was the exact opposite. The Obama-Hillary Principle was not applied and what ended up was a divided county with one side allegedly eating while the other one is starving.
Ekai Nabenyo is a Youth Leader and Law Student at the University of Nairobi. He serves as the Director & Co-Founder of Article 43, a Youth-led Organization based in Turkana County and which works to Empower Communities with focus on Alleviating Poverty and Improving Livelihoods.


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While Mercedes-Benz's GL-Class isn't short of luxury, the automaker has presented a new variant called Grand Edition that caters to the needs of buyers desiring a little extra opulence. The packaged adds numerous features, including 20-inch special light-alloy wheels, two-tone leather seats with a new design and wood trim in black ash.
Cosmetically, the GL-Class Grand Edition sports a re-trimmed front end with blacked-out headlights, a new bumper with integrated LED daytime running lamps and a larger grille with black, high-gloss background and chromed bars. The grey metallic rims match the aluminum-look running boards, the front underbody protection panel and the separated exhaust tailpipe trim.
Inside, the Grand Edition receives various new features such as two-tone leather seats with special piping and contrasting stitching, leather-covered door center panels, armrests and dashboard, plus black ash wood trim on the door panels, dashboard and steering wheel. The more exclusive atmosphere is rounded off by the ambient lighting, the black designo fabric roof lining, velour floor mats, sports pedals in brushed stainless steel and "Grand Edition" badge on the center console.
The GL-Class Grand Edition is available with all engines, from the V6 gasoline and diesel units in the GL 350 BlueTEC 4Matic (211HP) and GL 350 CDI 4Matic (265HP) to the V8 petrol units in the GL 450 (340HP) and GL 500 (388HP). All models are fitted with the 4Matic all-wheel drive system, Airmatic air suspension, Direct-Steer system and Adaptive Damping System.
Prices in Germany start from €80,206 ($112,200) for the GL 350 CDI Grand Edition, while the top of the range GL 500 Grand Edition has a base price of €99,127 ($138,700).
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Real Madrid Club de Fútbol commonly known as Real Madrid Soccer Team, or simply as Real, is a professional football club based in Madrid, Spain.
Real Madrid Soccer Team: Real Madrid Football Club is probably one of the biggest clubs in the world today, but how much do the fans of this iconic club really know? There are still many facts about this club that many would not know and would thus find interesting.
So here are 15 interesting facts about Real Madrid CF.
1. Real Madrid is one of only three clubs in Spain's history that has never been relegated from La Liga's top flight. The only other two clubs that have not been regulated are Athletic Bilbao and FC Barcelona, FC Barcelona is also Real Madrid's fiercest rivals.
2. Real Madrid is one of the founding sides of the Royal Spanish Football Federation which came into existence on January 4th, 1909.
3. The Club's name "Real Madrid" Means "Royal Madrid" in Spanish. The Madrid club's name was changed to Real Madrid in 1920 when King Alfonso the thirteenth granted Royalty status to the club.
4. Real Madrid's highest home attendance was durning a 2006 Copa del Ray match with a crowd of 83,329.
5. Real Madrid is the only club ever to win La Liga five times in succession. It accomplished this feat on two different occasions, the first between 1961 and 1965, and the second between 1986 and 1990.
6. Even though Real Madrid has won so many La Liga titles, they have never won the treble. They have achieved the double that is La Liga plus Copa Del Rey or La Liga plus the European Cup on six occasions but never a treble.
7. We all know that Real Madrid have always been a dominating club, but did you know that between 1961 and 1980, they were so dominant that they won 14 of the 20 La Liga titles and then again between 1961 and 1990 they Madrid won 19 or the 30 league titles.
8. Did you know that Real Madrid was voted by FIFA as the "most successful club of the 20th century".
9. Former England captain and British footballing legend David Beckham won just two trophies during his four-year spell at Real Madrid. First in his initial year with the club, when he calmed Spanish Supercopa and then again the La Liga in his very last game for Real Madrid.
10. Juan Monjardin was Real Madrid's first Spanish international player; he played in his first international match against Portugal on December 17th, 1922.
11. Madrid won its very first La Liga title back in 1932 unbeaten. They won 10 games that season and drew eight in an 18-round campaign. They had finished that season three points ahead of runner-up Athletic Bilbao that year.
12. A Harvard University study on football showed that Real Madrid Football Club was the most popular team in the world, with a fan base of over 228 million supporters.
13. Real Madrid Football Club is the second richest in the world in terms of revenue and the second most valuable club in the world to date.
14. Real Madrid was truly unlucky in their first Spanish football league season. In the year Spanish League was founded that is 1929, Real Madrid led throughout the league season, but on the final day of the season Madrid lost to Athletic Bilbao and FC Barcelona were crowned champions.
15. The most unforgettable match between Real Madrid and rivals FC Barcelona was probably the one that took place in 1943, where Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 11-1 after having lost 3-0 the previous match.


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I have a guilty crush on Daniel Radcliffe which just feels wrong, especially when he's wearing his Hogwarts uniform, I am currently wearing a loom band bracelet claiming it is because my daughter made it when in fact I harbour a desire to "be down with the kids" and I have been known to sing along to Justin Bieber. All together now...."Baby, baby, baby, Ooooh!"
But when it comes to cleaning products I am a proper grown-up and among of my favourite smells in the world are bleach, clean washing and the smell of a slightly damp, just cleaned carpet.
Just pause for a moment and imagine what the carpets are like in my home. In case you hadn't cottoned on yet, I have 7 children. I have a "no-shoes indoors" rule which they largely ignore and I have a "no food in the living room unless its a special occasion" rule which even I ignore (she says hastily stuffing a mint choc biscuit in her gob).
And after realising I had around 3 litres of spilled Coca-Cola in my living room carpet after a teen get-together I instigated a new "no-Coke in the living room" rule. Yep, you guessed it. Ignored.
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model and blue model you can own!
And that was before I saw the two new lighter-weight models especially designed for home use in between deep cleans!
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I was bombarded with fascinating statistics like people are more likely to pick something up they'd dropped off their own carpet and eat it than a friend's. And that less than 25 per cent of people admitted they'd enjoyed a "romantic" moment on carpet. OK- TMI!
But the proof was in the pudding and after watching clean fresh carpet appear from a pre-stained piece sticky with topsoil and cola I was hooked! Even on a relatively clean piece of carpet I could see an even cleaner stripe appear and the cleaned bit smelled nice, was soft and fluffed and like new.Be still my beating heart!
That was followed by a demo of how RugDoctor spot cleaners can make red wine, cranberry, urine, vomit, cola, blood, curry and a range of other stains literally disappear as if by magic, and not just from carpets either - almost looking forward to DH dropping his lamb tikka masala down his front to try my new stain removal sprays on his top!
Now I'm waiting to be able to borrow a RugDoctor machine (and hoping it's one of the new sleeker design) and I'll let you know how it copes with my carpets - if it can deal with 7 kids worth of mess mixed in with what comes off my builder husband's boots it can cope with anything!
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Bharti is already India's biggest mobile services provider having over 140 million active subscribers on it's list with Airtel and now Bharti aims at becoming the number one in the mobile handsets market too. This will make Bharti a direct competitor for mobile handset majors like Nokia and Samsung in India. Bharti has announced its entry into the fast-growing mobile handset business with Group firm Beetel launching eight handsets in the price range of Rs 1,750-7,000.
However Beetel has no specific plans of bundling its handsets only with Airtel mobile services but they will be talking their new handsets to all the GSM players for bundling them with their respective talk-plans and it will not be restricted to only the group's flagship mobile services company – Airtel.
Beetel would have an in-house design facility in India and operate on a business model under which manufacturing would be done in and outside, but with innovation done locally. Beetel phones has features like dual SIMs, FM and cameras just like handsets from other manufacturers. Beetel mobile phones will be initially available via a nationwide distribution network of over 4,000 outlets across Delhi, Haryana, UP, Uttaranchal, Rajasthan, Punjab and the seven North Eastern States.


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The Snow Shop on the ground floor of the main building at Lecht 2090 sells a range of clothing, equipment and accessories, but if you're looking to buy a complete outfit from scratch including skis or a snowboard, you may have to look further afield.
The ubiquitous Grampian Road in Aviemore is rich with ski equipment sales and hire shops, including ellis brigham, Nevisport, Cairngorm Mountain Sports and Mountainspirit.
Alternatively, the Braemar branch of Braemar Mountain Sports stocks a wide range of clothing and equipment for skiers and snowboarders.


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A woman was sexually assaulted as she waited for a bus in Dunstable on Monday night.
Between 8.30pm and 9.15pm the victim was at a bus stop outside Asda in Court Drive when she was approached by a man who rubbed his groin and touched her inappropriately.
The offender is described as dark skinned, between 30 – 40 years old, around 5'2" tall, of average build, with black hair and cleanly shaven.
He was wearing a light blue bomber jacket with the hood up, dark blue jeans and a black rucksack.
Detective Constable Mandy Godfree, investigating, said: "This incident has understandably left the victim shaken, and we will not tolerate behaviour like this.
"We are keen to speak to anyone who might be able to help us with our enquiries. If you were at the bus stop at the same time as the offence, or if you have any information, please come forward.
"It's really important we identify the offender so he is not able to strike again."
Anyone with any information is asked to contact DC Godfree by calling 101. Alternatively, report details to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Thinking about the last post ("The Exploding Alarm Clock," February 19, 2011) led me to another memory from that same year. Before I relate that, however, I have a request for those of my readers who are former students of mine. I invite you all to send me your memories of things that happened in my classroom that are worthy recording on this blog. Email your favourites to me at email@example.com, using a "Subject" heading that mentions the word "Blog" so I don't have a "senior moment" and accidentally delete it as spam.
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In the Spring Semester of the 1966-67 school year, I was a second year student at the University of Texas School of Law. That semester one of the more interesting courses was Criminal Law taught by Albert Alschuler (now an Emeritus Professor on the University of Chicago faculty, but then in his first year of teaching).
|Albert Alschuler in 1967
|My Yearbook Picture from 1967
Not one to pass up some fun (and egged on by evil friends), for the next day's class I attached some clip-on sunglasses to my usual glasses and went to class, expecting Professor Alschuler to make something good out of this. Disappointingly, Alschuler took not the slightest notice of my appearance and conducted class as usual. However, all over the classroom I could see people nudging each other and pointing in my direction. I took care to seem Joe Cool about this, as if I sat in class so bespectacled all the time.
At first this was amusing, but as the class went on I began to feel silly. The sunglasses made it hard to see my book and notes and felt awkward on my face (I never wear sunglasses and do not own any---I have no independent memory of this, but I probably had to buy the clip-ons for the purpose of the joke). About two-thirds of the way through the class, and with Professor Alschuler busy with his lecture, I decided to remove the sunglasses and be done with it all. Very slowly so as to not attract attention, I lowered my head and unclipped the sunglasses.
Alschuler called on me instantly.
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SL Vs Pak, 1st ODI: Shoiab Maqsood helps Pakistan to a memorable win
It was the first match of the 3-match ODI series between Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Sri Lanka hoped to carry on with their good run in the series while Pakistan was desperate for a comeback. Also, both teams wanted to seal a victory as it is always advantageous to start of things with a victory in a 3-match ODI series. In the end, it was Pakistan who held the final smile. Pakistan won the toss and sent Sri Lanka to bat first. Due to rain early on, the match was delayed and it was a 45-over a side game.
Upul Tharanga and Tilekaratne Dilshan opened the innings for Sri Lanka while Mohammad Irfan started things for Pakistan. It was a steady start by the Lankans till the 4th over of the innings when in the 5th over Dilshan misjudged a ball of Mohammad Irfan and was adjourned LBW. Sri Lanka thus lost their first wicket under the first 5 overs of the powerplay. Kumar Sangakkara came in next and started to pace up the innings quite steadily and even Tharanga, who ran through a lean patch in the test series was looking solid at the crease. But Tharanga's misery continued soon after that. He was dismissed for 18runs. Then was the time for the golden pair of Sri Lanka, Mahela Jayawardena and Kumar Sangakkara. But to the misfortune of them, the partnership was broken without a single run being added. Sangakkara was dismissed. Then came in Chandimal but even he did not stay for long. Then there was the partnership between Mahela and the captain. Surely, Angelo Mathews looked sensible right from the start and played brilliant strokes. Also, both of them scored at a good rate and dispatched the ball out of the boundary in frequent intervals. The partnership worth 116 runs and then Jayawardena was unfortunately run out. Mathews carried on with the good work and started playing aggressively with the tailenders on the other side. But even he was dismissed in the 44th over of the innings by Wahab Riaz at a score of 89 runs off 85 balls with 9 fours and 2 sixes. Sri Lanka ultimately managed to score 275 runs on the board. As many as 105 runs were scored off the last 60 deliveries. Wahab Riaz was the pick of the bowlers with 3 for 50 in his 9 overs.
To make up for the 50 overs, Pakistan had to score the same amount of runs in 50 overs according to the Duckworth Lewis method. This seemed a bit weird. But the overcast conditions added to the pressure for Pakistan. It was the youngster, Ahmed Shehzad who opened the innings along with Mohammad Hafeez. And the Sri Lankan speedster, Lasith Malinga started off proceedings for them. It was quite of a good start by the Pakistanis and they looked aggressive on the field. Angelo Mathews tried to amplify the pressure by making frequent bowling changes and brought himself early on in the innings. He gave his team the first breakthrough in the form of Mohammad Hafeez. Pakistan were 39 for 1 in the 9th over then when the most experienced batsman of the team, Younis Khan came out to bat. But he did not stay at the crease for much long and was dismissed soon. There was nothing going Pakistan's way at the time and Shehzad was even dismissed at a score of 49 runs. Pakistan were in some sort of bother with 4 down for 94 in the 20th over. Even the greats of Misbah could not manage to deliver for the team today and the fifth wicket fell shortly after that. Then there was a good partnership between Fawad Alam and Sohaib Maqsood and that partnership turned things around for them. The partnership contributed 147 runs and Fawad Alam scored 62 runs off 61 deliveries with 7 fours. He was dismissed in the 42nd over. But Maqsood remained unbeaten and cruised Pakistan to victory in the 45th over with 31 balls to spare. Maqsood scored a valiant unbeaten knock of 89 runs off 73 deliveries.
Thus with this victory, Pakistan lead the ODI series by 1-0. The next match will be a day/night encounter to be held on Tuesday.
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Football card collectors with a sharp eye may have noticed that the last Joe Namath card during his playing days was a 1973 Topps card. But he played until 1977 but cards of his later years are conspicuously missing. Apparently there was a contract dispute between Namath and Topps causing there to be no cards issued of Broadway Joe from 1974-1978.
Topps went so far as to create a card for 1974 but it was pulled. Some proofs were printed and have found their way to collectors and according to Bob Lemke's blog, he states, "Larry Fritsch showed me the one he had more than 25 years ago. In 2004, Heritage Auctions sold an example for $2,340. I'd be surprised if more than two or three other examples of the Namath proof card exist."
Custom card makers like myself attempt to correct the wrongs of the Card industry and making custom Joe Namath Cards. The first card is the 1974 proof that was never officially released. I made a slightly more attractive card with the next sample. The next 3 cards are cards for 1975, 1976 & 1977 Topps while the last card features Joe's final year with the Rams.


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I am going to give you the "secret" recipe for my Mother's Dressing.
Consider yourselves blessed.
This is the best southern cornbread dressing recipe in Chicago.
(We always called it DRESSING, not STUFFING)
I just figured it was DRESSING because my mother was from down South and it was more fancy there than good ol' New Jersey STUFFING.
Turns out, STUFFING is cooked in the turkey and DRESSING is cooked in a baking dish.
Weirdly, we always stuffed the turkey with Mom's dressing, with some left over to put in a casserole to cook outside the bird.
We never got Salmonella. Not. Even. Once.
My husband INSISTS on cooking the dressing outside of the bird.
I usually get the bird in the oven before he wakes up and Muuhhaaawwaaww....stuff the bird.
And guess what?
We've Never. Gotten. Salmonella. EVER.
Part of the reason we've never gotten sick is that my Mother and I both obsessively checked the temperature of the bird in multiple spots, away from the bones (which conduct heat very well and may falsely elevate the temperature near the thermometer). 165 degrees Farhenheit internal temperature, baby!
That said, my family members are often heard to say things like, "Oh, it's okay if you dropped the turkey on the floor. The heat will kill any germs."
Personally, I have washed the turkey with soap and water first and THEN said those words. BTW, if you do that, please rinse it really, really, REALLY well. Soap tastes terrible. Just sayin'.
Okay. so here goes. And remember, measurements are approximate. Taste it as you go.
Mom's Cornbread and Sausage Dressing
(along with words of caution and admonition from my memories of making it with Mom)
- 2 boxes of Jiffy Cornbread Mix (NOT Martha White. It isn't sweet enough).
- 1 tube of Jimmy Dean Mild breakfast sausage and 1 tube of Spicy/Hot Jimmy Dean breakfast sausage
- (and another tube of sausage because the family will raid the sausage and if you want to have enough to make the dressing, you have to make enough to satisfy the hoarding Mongols)
- Stale Italian bread or white bread--one loaf
- 1 cup of chopped celery and 2 cups of chopped onion. (don't put too much celery in--my Mom said it is too overpowering if you do.)
- chicken broth (canned/boxed is fine) usually about 2-3 qts if you like it moist.
- Poultry seasoning. LOTS of it.
- Sage (My Mom hated sage. She said it tasted like soap. We weren't allowed to use extra, but frankly, she smoked and I don't know how she tasted anything. I LOVE sage and grow a ton every year for just this purpose.)
- salt
- white pepper
- red pepper flakes
- eggs --but it increases the risk of salmonella. I use pasteurized eggs, myself.
Cook the cornbread the night before and let it sit out overnight to get stale. (Not if you have mice though--Put it in the fridge then. Seriously. It could be a disaster otherwise.)
Partially freeze the sausage. Cut right through the plastic tubing and make patties of sausage and cook 'em up in some vegetable oil.(of course take them out of the plastic rings you've cut!)
Drain on paper towels.
Slap marauding hands vigorously as they steal the cooked sausage. Make a good show of it and don't let on that you made enough for them to steal. It helps with getting them to do the dishes later. Guilt. My secret ingredient.
Brown the onions and celery in the oil from the sausages. Drain the oil off the onions and celery (unless you want wicked heartburn).
In a vat (we use an old Tupperware Cake thingy-- It's huge):
crumble the cornbread and the white bread.
Crumble and add the sausage
Add the drained onions and celery
Cover the entire top of the dressing mix with a layer of poultry seasoning. (It should look greenish brown from all of the poultry seasoning. Add extra sage here if you want. There is sage in poultry seasoning already, though)
Add salt and pepper and red pepper flakes.
Now. Take off your rings, roll up your sleeves and get ready.
Pour chicken broth over and mix it up with your hands.(This is a good job for the kids)
Keep adding broth until it's moist (for stuffing) or really moist for dressing. It will get more moist in the bird, and dry out in the casserole dish.
TASTE IT before you add the eggs.
Adjust seasonings.
(Add the eggs if you want.)
IF you put it in the bird, stuff the neck cavity as well as the chest. Use skewers or twine to close it up.
If you put it in a casserole dish, then cover it tightly with aluminum foil to bake so it doesn't dry out too much.
Bake in a 350-375 degree F oven for about an hour.
Bake to an internal temp of 165 degrees F in the bird. Check in multiple spots with an instant read thermometer.
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Grant and Emma booked up Jiggered Ceilidh Band for their wedding at the stunning Drumtochty Castle- access for the band uniquely was via a window! The couple had done their homework before choosing Jiggered and Grant had followed our regular post-gig blogs and assured us that we wouldn't be disappointed by the buffet (he'd noticed a thread running through them, and wanted to avoid getting slammed like the now infamous Vegi-gate). The bacon rolls and cake were excellent, Grant and Emma. Thanks!
The night went well- the massive room allowed us to really crank up the volume and blast out the mix of ceilidh tunes, Scottish songs and specific covers that Grant and Emma had requested. At half time, we were treated to a performance from a mini pipe band, featuring among others Grant, his dad and his brother!
It was a friendly crowd- a few chatted to us at various points. One youngster, who attends Macduff Primary, made my night when she told me that her favourite subject at school is Maths.
Highlight of the journey home was our conversation with a minibus driver. Roll window down. Look in disgust. Roll window up. Feel free to use this technique to diffuse obnoxious, unwarranted road rage. Works a charm.
Well done to Emma who, like a true trooper, put on a great show despite feeling rough and sleeping through the entire journey to and from the castle. Hats off to you Emma.
Merry Christmas to all Jiggered friends and fans :)
Posted at 9:28 on 22nd December 2013 by Chris Smith
Jiggered Ceilidh Band like our annual visit to Galston to play at the Church Fete Christmas Ceilidh in Hogg Hall. The food is always great. The crowd really love our blend of Scottish music, ceilidh dances and covers. With it being a local one for me, I always bump into familiar faces...this year I chatted to Fraser and Sarah who I went to school with, some former customers I used to serve in my part time job at the local petrol station and Mr and Mrs Smith from Kilmarnock whose son I teach. However, most of the break was spent with new friends: the current Galston minister and his wife and then Karen, a enthusiastic nutter who turned out to be a Maths teacher- we had lots to discuss!
The big changes this year? Jiggered didn't scoop any prizes in the raffle. And Santa wasn't able to make his usual appearance.
Still, a fantastic night. Lots of laughs.
Posted at 7:38 on 8th December 2013 by Chris Smith
A ceilidh that starts with dinner at Susan's is always off to a flier. Yum.
Edna's 60th birthday celebrations were held at Calderwood Baptist Church and she'd booked up Jiggered for her party. After arriving and getting set up, we had a chance to have a wee chat. Ewan quizzed Susan on her recent spa visit, earlier that day: "Did you enjoy your spa? Do you find it leaves your hair kind of matted?". Classic*
The evening featured some photos of Edna over the last 60 years, some excellent ceilidh music and cracking food enjoyed by Edna's friends and family. It was nice, too, to be performing in front of a couple of couples who are having Jiggered at their 2014 weddings!
*it should be noted that these questions were fed to Ewan by the more mischevious Jiggered members :)
Posted at 8:25 on 1st December 2013 by Chris Smith
For the last three years, Jiggered Ceilidh Band have played for Kilmarnock Portland FC at Hurlford Bowling Club. And with us booked up for 2014 and 2015 already, we're looking forward to strengthening our links with the club. Every year their St Andrews' Night ceilidh gets better and better.
The evening started off with a sticky situation for Ewan (crisis avoided, thankfully). The crowds started to arrive just before 8pm so we were all set to start our mix of ceilidh/Scottish tunes/modern covers. Emma worked hard all night, explaining dances expertly and singing loads of songs to the appreciative crowd.
Chippy at the break, amazing. We didn't manage to win any raffle prizes (the Rowans scooped almost all the prizes this year)!
Off to play at East Kilbride tonight. Happy St Andrews' Day, Jiggered fans!
Posted at 9:33 on 30th November 2013 by Chris Smith
Bath Street, Glasgow: busy, bustling, vibrant. Over the years, Jiggered Ceilidh Band have often rolled up at Adelaide's ready to ceilidh. Tonight was another really fun night, with the Stirling sisters providing tasty treats (muffins and "15s").
Other highlights included: Ewan nearly securing a gym-buddy, Susan's nail-shattering revelation, Chris almost persuaded to cha-cha, Emma sticking to her guns with the pronunciation of "military".
Double ceilidh next weekend...can't wait!
Posted at 23:47 on 23rd November 2013 by Chris Smith
Alex and Susan had their wedding reception at the super-classy Supper Club at 29 Royal Exchange Square. Jiggered Ceilidh Band were their band of choice and we had a great time at the wedding. Getting to the venue proved a bit of an adventure though. Driving in Glasgow can be tough with heavy traffic, weird party-goers jumping in and out of cars, annoying one way systems and lights at every corner...add to that a drive along the highly pedestrianised Buchanan Street and you've got the recipe for some frustrating journeying!
Jenny was filling in for Emma, who was at her Gran's 80th birthday party. It was nice to catch up and perform with our old buddy!
Posted at 20:16 on 17th November 2013 by Chris Smith
Last night, Jiggered Ceilidh Band were performing at Edinburgh's Marriott Hotel for 160 Mathematicians from 55 different countries. They had gathered to set questions for the Kangourou Sans Frontieres- a tough Maths competition taken by 4 million students across Europe. With only a few Scots (including local Maths legends Prof Adam McBride OBE and Mary Theresa Fyfe) there to demonstrate the ceilidh dances, Emma had her work cut out but it was an excellent evening. Loads of enthusiasm and appreaciation from a superb crowd. We were even given wee medalions at the end of the night...
No-one mentioned the fact I was wearing my "Pi" TShirt!
Thanks to the UKMT's Rachel Greenhalgh for booking us up and to Kitty Kilday for the recommendation.
Posted at 11:13 on 2nd November 2013 by Chris Smith
Stuart (my brother-in-law) and Jen (who I went to school with) got married recently at the sumptious Lochside House Hotel, in what Stu described as "the wedding of the century"! It was, to be fair, an excellent day. From the wedding ceremony (expertly conducted by Willie Smith) to the epic meal, from the entertaining speeches to the trusted ceilidh entertainment from Jiggered...the whole day was fantastic.
Wishing the new Mr and Mrs Gibb all the best. Thanks for letting us play on your special day!
Posted at 11:00 on 1st November 2013 by Chris Smith
Peter and Louise, like many couples who get married in exotic locations, wanted to have a post-wedding party for friends and families who hadn't made it to their big day. The venue was Calderwood Baptist Church (East Kilbride) and mother-of-the-groom Dorothy was pulling all the strings as she organised the caterers, band (including King Ewan of Ceilidhland) etc.
Susan treated us to pre-gig fajitas.Mmmmm. Nice to see Isla, Ciara and the man they'll always call "Alan"!
Fun night. And the clocks went back. Bonus :)
Posted at 14:03 on 27th October 2013 by Chris Smith
A particularly busy weekend for Jiggered with two excellent ceilidhs. The second was Scott and Lorna's wedding. Their reception was at Lochside House Hotel, a stunning venue we've played at a number of times...In fact we're there next week!
Scott and Lorna had made a few specific requests: to kick off with a Dashing White Sergeant, for us to play some Mumford and Sons (we threw "I will wait" into a ceilidh dance) and for us to indulge everyone's cheesy guilty pleasure by playing "Love is All Around" by Wet Wet Wet. And I have a slight hunch we might do that final one again (how do I know? Well, I feel it in my fingers, I feel it in my toes).
Raymie was on fine form, as ever, and it was a brilliant end to a fun weekend!
Posted at 19:26 on 21st October 2013 by Chris Smith
Every two years, the BOPA Symposium is held in Scotland. It's the "most important onchology pharmacy meeting" of the year and Jiggered Ceilidh Band are their band of choice for the Saturday night entertainment! The venue was the amazing Edinburgh International Conference Centre- it's fantastic.
We had a great time and the floor was bouncing with some dancing that would grab all the headlines on "Strictly"...As my mum used to tell me, if you're going to do something make sure you throw everything you've got into it. That advice was taken literally by one dancer!
In between our sets we managed to nip out for a meal- the bill had a helpful breakdown for the four of us (and Mathematically saved us 1p!).
It was such a good night. I wanted to get home to tell my wife all about it- I could hardly contain myself :)
Thanks to our host Alex, who looked after us very well on the night!
Posted at 19:16 on 20th October 2013 by Chris Smith
Bride Lindsay had heard us at a couple of weddings and knew that Jiggered Ceilidh Band would be the ideal band for her wedding. The venue was the lush 5* Mar Hall, Bishopton.
Mar Hall is the current base for the Scotland football team as they prepare for Tuesday's final qualifying match at Hampden. A few of the squad were milling about (or worryingly hobbling in the case of one big name). As boss Gordon Strachan passed by with Mark McGhee in my head I prepared to say "Hi, Gordon. How's the training going? Have you decided on a formation for Tuesday yet?". What actually came out was a squeaky, star-struck "Hello". Wee Strachan understandably dinghyed me.
In the marquee we got chatting to Craig and Eva, the wedding photographers for the day who we'd met a couple of years ago and who are a really friendly talented pair. Craig managed to slip into conversation casually about the time he photographed Claudia Schiffer (he assures us that he had her permission!).
A lively crowd, who loved our cover sets and filled the floor for the ceilidh action!
Posted at 9:03 on 13th October 2013 by Chris Smith
From time to time, Jiggered Ceilidh Band are asked about a last minute ceilidh. This was the case for Jacqueline's 50th birthday party, held at Toryglen Community Hall. A few close friends and family had been gathered together for the ocassion...to enjoy some excellent food and some excellent music, courtesy of one of Scotland's favourite ceilidh bands!
We provided a jam-packed 2 hour set of music and it went down a storm.
If you're looking for letter-drafting to improve relations with your neighbours, ask Ewan. If you're looking for advice on cooking with cauliflower, ask Emma. If you're looking to get delicate clothes hand washed, ask Susan. And if you're looking for a superb ceilidh at short notice, ask Jiggered Ceilidh Band!
Posted at 6:23 on 6th October 2013 by Chris Smith
Tonight was quite different for Jiggered Ceilidh Band! We headed off to Milngavie to play at a fundraiser organised by the PTA of Milngavie Primary School. The ceilidh had a true family feel about it with hordes of kids running about and showing off all the ceilidh moves they'd been learning but also introducing us to some they'd invented themselves!
A great night: raffle, games, Dominos pizza, fun, dancing...and if you're not convinced read this short testimonial from Meirion who had booked us and emailed after to say:
"Chris, Can I just say a huge thank you for this evening you guys were fantastic and understanding of our "younger" dancers. Without exception everyone had a great night and how fab you guys were."
Another satisfied customer :)
Posted at 22:50 on 4th October 2013 by Chris Smith
Over the 11 years Jiggered Ceilidh Band have been helping out in whatever way we can to make the clients' events as special as possible. Last night, we played at the Lynnhurst Hotel, Renfrew which is really lovely. Bride Lorraine had asked if we'd be able to do One Direction's "Little Things" for their first dance. We obliged and I think it went really well (maybe that was because I'd almost lost my voice so it was mainly Emma everyone heard)!
The evening went well with great ceilidh action (including a generous sprinkling of free-style and improv!), pakora at the buffet and lots of smiles!
At the break, the band managed to get serious heart-to-heart chat. I learned lots and it was emotional. But listen to me, I'm gushing...
Posted at 7:13 on 22nd September 2013 by Chris Smith
I'm just going to say it. Jiggered Ceilidh Band were the ideal band for Joanne's 21st at Stirling Rugby Football Club. The energetic, young, enthusiastic crowd filled the floor all night...they bounced around to covers, jigged every ceilidh dance...it was great.
Joanne's friends/families had written short, fun, touching speeches. They'd baked 21 (yes, twenty-one) birthday cakes. And there was a full roast pig on a spit. Now, Jiggered have a reputation of tucking into buffets at events, and we certainly went the whole hog tonight!
Lots of business cards dished out at the end of the night so hopefully we'll get to play for some of this crowd again!
Posted at 0:21 on 21st September 2013 by Chris Smith
Jiggered Ceilidh Band's fab four stepped into the eight footprints of another popular musical quartet last night. We were playing at Auchen Castle (near Moffat) which is not only one of the finest castles we've played at but also hosted The Beatles back in the 1960s!
David and Catherine had booked us up for their wedding having heard us at a 50th birthday party. It was lovely to be invited to play at the wedding-an intimate affair with just 30 privileged guests.
After playing "Caledonia" for the bride and groom's first dance we performed two sets of 1 hour- a real mixture of Scottish tunes, ceilidh, covers...we even briefly indulged the persistent requests for "a bit of Westlife".
In the same week Gareth Bale's transfer smashed the world record paid for a male footballer, Team Jiggered made a near-world-record-breaking offer to recruit a talented female footballer.
All the best to David and Catherine from your grateful ceilidh band, Jiggered!
Posted at 8:59 on 7th September 2013 by Chris Smith
Last night Jiggered Ceilidh Band rolled up at Glasgow University for a regular event in our calendar of gigs. Adrian Bowman from the Statistics Department there organises a training event for postgraduate students from all over the place and we're the band he always chooses to guide this international bunch of students through the ceilidh dances.
A highlight of the night is always the break...because that's when the talented Stats crew reveal their other abilities. On display last night was group Greek style dancing, magic, a solo Indian dance performance, a self-penned song and Adrian's version of Red Red Rose.
Emma had her work cut out calling every dance but did a brilliant job. At the end we were told that next year's event will be in Oxford so Adrian's tartan waistcoat will be in hibernation until 2015 when we hope to play for this fanstatic lot once again!
Posted at 6:48 on 6th September 2013 by Chris Smith
The 5* Marcliffe Hotel was the location for Jiggered Ceilidh Band's latest Aberdeen domination! We've been playing lots up Aberdeen way. This wedding was another cracker. If I'm being honest alarm bells began ringing when the English best man announced "Not too sure about these skirts but I'm looking forward to the barn dance later"...Thankfully those in skirts (i.e. kilts) were not the only ones really up for an evening of barn dance (ceilidh). The floor was packed with guys and girls all night!
The first dance was performed by a young guest with a really cute voice.
Nice to see one or two unexpectedly familiar faces in the crowd (expecially the Bryces!). And I was even asked for my autograph. That's a first.The buffet (choice of stovies or fish and chips) was amazing and we were over the moon that the ice cream stall was set up right next to the band. Yum!!
At special request from the bride and groom we threw in a wee bit of Mumford and Son's "I will wait" into the Eightsome Reel. Hopefully it will become a more regular part of the Jiggered repertoire!
Home by 3am. Easy :)
Posted at 17:07 on 1st September 2013 by Chris Smith
Why should Scotland get exclusivity on Jiggered Ceilidh Band's music?! This weekend we went on a roadtrip down to Norfolk for James and Janine's wedding. We were playing in The Red Barn which is a fantastic venue that has belonged to owner Richard's family for decades but in recent time has been transformed from a storage facility for machinery to an exclusive wedding venue.
Earlier in 2013, we played at Elaine and Alan's wedding way up in Aberdeen (incidentally, the prize from our amazing competition from that wedding has still to be won). Elaine and Janine are sisters and it was lovely to be able to play at both their weddings in the same year! And the family have looked after us incredibly at both events.
The road trip down was fun. Weird conversations (about food families and neon fashion to name just two). Stand in fiddler Claire appeared to suffer from food tourettes but this appeared to be a temporary condition. We were treated to a three course meal when we arrived at the venue...yum. The ceilidh was brilliant- the crowd were loving it and we had a blast. Oooh la la.
I got my photo taken with Dick from "Dick and Dom". Actually this guest was just a taller lookalike but the resemblance was striking!
Glad to say we survived our evening in Spalding afterwards (Ewan, in particular, was excited that there was a "Gap" store right next to our Travel Lodge!). The journey home was smooth as Emma"I can sleep through anything" Brockett will testify.
Apologies to the band who will have been expecting some Norfolk punnery. I chickened out.
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There were some pros an cons to the story. The CONS was the fact that we never really know what kind of a woman, the hero's dead wife. It's because when the hero finds out about his brother's pregnant lover who just gave birth to his niece prematurely, he compares wife and her characteristics to the stereotype of the lover's previous occupation: stripping. Then towards the end, the hero called the dead wife, honest, gentle, and meek. None of that makes sense of who was this dead wife. The second thing was the heroine allowing herself to be the hero's brother's sacrificial messenger to the hero. The first time, I could understand because it was the withdraw of money out of the brother's trust fund. Yet, he tells the heroine to tell his own brother that his lover gave birth to his child. I'm sorry but that does not work for me because if someone I cared about to be a sibling did that to me, I would shoot the messenger metaphorically and hate the fact that the sender didn't come to tell it to my face. I don't blame the hero for getting mad but don't get mad at the messenger, get mad at the sender. The 3rd con was that the heroine didn't tell the hero when she had to go to the hospital because something happened in the early stages of her pregnancy and he knew about her being pregnant. The man wants to be involved and it's horrible that you don't tell him. The fourth con is that they have sex when the heroine is about 1 month to 2 months pregnant, that is not the time you should be having sex because it could hurt the baby. Okay, now the pros: The 1st is that we get to see from the hero's perspective, that is always a bonus. I like the heroine's direct personality. It made things more interesting than having to deal with the doormat heroine. The 3rd thing is the hero doesn't say, "Who's the father?" for, that is a lot of brownie points since it's so tiring when the hero tries to place the paternity blame on someone else. The 4th is the hero and heroine willing to compromise with one another. For example, the hero finds a house but doesn't buy it until he hears the okay from the heroine. The last thing is the ending, the ending is so goo. There were some faults but all in all, it was a good story to read.
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Hit weaning and need some pimps squeak go-to recipes? Here you go…
We're deep in Weaning Season with child number 2. I was totally daunted by this first time round so I did ALL the research and bought ALL the books and ALL the kit (this is my general approach to most things i try my hand at in life, FYI: 'shop now, try later'). Turns out I had a child with such bad hand / mouth co-ordination that baby-led wasn't an option and so instead set about steaming and blitzing every fruit and veg that came anywhere near the house. It worked: he loved food and still does now*.
So this time round I was feeling OK – the minute my 5 month old started to eye up my food in the same way I eye up Mr Gosling, there I was with my blender and ice cube trays ready to get to work. But alas, children are all different and perhaps seeing what his big bro is eating, this one wants the real deal himself. So I've spent the last few weeks frantically digging out the baby-led books and crinkle cutters and working out what will and won't choke him. He's been going for a few weeks now and it's fair to say he's enjoying himself. I'm amazed with the way his 2 little teeth-stumps manage to break down the food enough for him to swallow it, but somehow they do. He's a fan of a puree too now, especially those lovingly created by my good friend Ella in her Kitchen. She's great that girl.
Anyway, i'm blabbering on… but i thought it was worth sharing a couple of recipes i've found to be useful both times round. To be fair, "recipes" is a loose term. "Food combinations" might be a better way of putting it because they both use 2 ingredients and take about 2 minutes. I could create a whole recipe book on 1 sheet of A4. I also need to say that I'm absolutely not a chef. Or a nutritionist. Or even, really, a foodie. I mean, i love my food but I pretty much love ALL food. When you're with your mates in a dirty caf and they're all bemoaning the quality of a burger, I'm the one sitting quietly thinking "yummy, this tastes gooood". But what I definitely do like is quick, easy food that i know my kids (and me when scavenging the leftovers) will love, and that's exactly what these do. Enjoy.
Take 1 banana and mash it in a bowl. Crack an egg into it and mix it altogether. Melt some unsalted butter in a frying pan and when hot, pour in your mix spreading it over the base of the pan. Leave for a few minutes until firm on that side and use a fish slice to turn it over and repeat on the other side. ET VOILA! Banana pancake. The end. That's it. Easiest thing EVER (and particularly delicious when smothered in syrup for the grown ups)
Take equal part porridge and milk and stir together in a bowl – 3 tbsp of each works for 1 baby breakfast. Spread over a flat tray or plate and microwave for 2 minutes. Slice and serve up. Also delicious when dowsed in syrup. Maybe i should just eat syrup….
*it was a proud moment when he told me his all time favourite food was "Dairlyrea Dunkers"


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