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Bardia on the North African coast was
the location of an early Combined Operations raid. It was not a good start -
more of a learning experience.
This land/naval raid
took place at a time of rapid changes in the fortunes of war - usually in favour
of the Axis forces. The objective was to disrupt enemy lines of communication
and to inflict as much damage as possible to their installations and equipment
Forces involved were HMS Glengyle and A Battalion (ex No 7 Commando).
Bardia lies 500 miles west of Suez and 50 miles east of Tobruk on the North
African coast.
Plans & Preparations
The story begins
with the formation of a Special Service force with the objective of
capturing the Greek Island of Rhodes. This at first sight may seem an odd
place to start but it puts into context the sequence of events leading to
the Bardia raid, the constant changes to plans and the general
unpredictable dynamics of the war.
In early 1941 the
planners decided that the capture of Rhodes was an achievable and
worthwhile objective. Keyes, in his role of Director of Combined
Operations, proposed the establishment in the UK, of a Special Services
force for rapid transfer to the Mediterranean on the fast "Glen" ships
Glengyle and Glenroy. The idea was accepted by the Chiefs of
the command of Lt. Colonel R. E. Laycock force Z was established
comprising Nos 7,8 & 11 Commandos, A troop of No 3 Commando and Courtney's
folbot section. The hastily assembled force of around 100 officers and
1500 other ranks sailed from the Isle of Arran in the River Clyde on the
31st of Jan 1941. It arrived at Suez, via the Cape, on the 7th of March.
Orders had been received from the War Office that the designation "Layforce"
was to be used and that no mention of Commandos or Royal Navy involvement
was permitted. The concern was that the vital work of force Z might be
compromised if the enemy knew the composition and nature of the force. On
the 10th of March, Layforce disembarked at Geneifa. Shortly after No 50
Middle East Commando (ex Crete) and No 52 Commando (ex Sudan) were
amalgamated under Lt Colonel Young and added to Layforce as follows;
Battalion - No 7 Commando (Lt Colonel Colvin)B Battalion - No 8
Commando (Lt Colonel Daly)C Battalion - No 11 Commando (Lt Colonel
Pedder)D Battalion - No 50/52 Commando (Lt Colonel Young)
the German invasion of Greece and Yugoslavia on the 6th of April the
Rhodes operation was hastily called off. A week or two earlier Rommel had
launched an offensive in North Africa and by the 11th April his forces had
re-occupied Cyrenaica and captured Sollum and Bardia.
the same day the role of Layforce changed to planning and undertaking
raids behind enemy lines along the North African coast - the same task
given to the Middle East Commando force in the previous autumn. Layforce
set off for Alexandria on the 12th of April for provisions and
preparations. Orders were changed and on the 15th of April Brigade HQ and
A & C Battalions set off in the two Glen ships to attack Bardia while 4
Troops of B Battalion sailed for Bomba in a destroyer. Such was the swell
that swept the coast the following night that the operation was called
off. The folbots could not disembark from their submarine and
re-embarkation of the Commandos from the beaches would have been difficult
if not impossible.
New orders
were quickly issued. This time A Battalion (No 7 Commando) was selected for a
raid on Bardia with the objective of disrupting enemy lines of communication and
inflicting as much damage as possible to installations and equipment. The plan
was to land simultaneously on four beaches using Glengyle's Assault
Landing Craft (ALC). One ALC could not be lowered and there were difficulties
with the release gear on others. Nonetheless the approaches to the beaches on
the night of 19th/20th of April went smoothly but the expected guiding lights
could not be seen. The placing of these lights on the beaches was the
responsibility of Layforce's folbot section under Roger Courtney. It later
transpired that Courtney and his men were delayed en route to the beaches when
friendly fire caused HMS
Triumph, the submarine on which they took passage, to submerse and take
evasive action.
Despite these setbacks the detachments were only 15 minutes behind
schedule when they hit the beaches. There was some confusion when some
ALCs landed on the wrong beaches. The landings were however unopposed and
progress inland was made to locate and destroy the various targets. Bardia
itself was unoccupied but regrettably, due to inaccurate or incomplete
intelligence, some targets did not exist or were in unexpected locations.
With time running short the return to the beaches commenced with a tally
of one bridge blown up and an Italian tyre dump set on fire. Little else
of significance was achieved. Sadly an over alert Commando sentry mortally
wounded a British officer and one detachment of 67 men returned to the
wrong beach. They were later reported to be prisoners of war. One ALC was
abandoned and another ALC broke down but eventually made its way to Tobruk.
was not a high point in the history of Combined Operations raids but many
valuable lessons were learned for future raids viz.;
training in European conditions had not taken account of the lighter
nights along the North African coast,
the men could have moved much more quickly across the terrain,
more thought should be given to the speed in withdrawal and
spare landing craft should be on hand for stray parties,
the parent ship should lie closer to the shore when conditions
manning the landing craft prior to arrival at the disembarkation
point would speed up the hoisting out.
gains included one German Brigade diverted from other duties to plug the gap in
their defences exposed by the raid, one bridge blown up and one tyre dump set on
fire. Arguably the most important of the gains were the lessons learned for
future amphibious operations. Losses included 67 men taken prisoner, one officer
accidentally mortally wounded by friendly fire and one Assault Landing Craft
Understandably morale, following the raid, was not of the highest order.
It was made all the worse by the now familiar pattern of receiving new
orders only to have them cancelled or seriously modified. When A Battalion
finally vacated the Glengyle at the beginning of May the following
inscription was found on the troop deck - 'Never in the whole of history
of human endeavour have so few been buggered about by so many' .... a
sentiment Laycock identified with as he made clear in a lecture he
delivered back in the UK at the end of 1941.
Further Reading
There are over 200 books listed on
our 'Combined Operations Books' page which can be purchased on-line from
the Advanced Book Exchange (ABE) whose search banner checks the shelves of
thousands of book shops world-wide. Type in or copy and paste the title of
your choice or use the 'keyword' box for book suggestions. There's no
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Chronological summary of North Africa Campaign
Commandos and Rangers of World War 2 by James D. Ladd. Published in 1978 by
MacDonald & Jane's. ISBN 0 356 08432 9
Commandos 1940 - 1946 by Charles Messenger. Pub by William Kimber, London
Watery Maze by Bernard Fergusson published 1961 by Collins.
Compiled from information in the above books.
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Battle of the Scheldt /
Operation Infatuate / Walcheren.
70th Anniversary
Events - 2014
The Zealand Liberation Museum in Nieuwdorp, South Beveland is organising
remembrance events for 2014. They are pleased to publish preliminary information
of planned remembrance events for veterans involved in this important battle and
their families and friends. Revisions to the plans will be posted here
when received from the organisers.
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Operations Handbook.
handbook was prepared for Combined Operations in the Far East. It
illustrates the depth and complexity of the planning process necessary
to ensure that the 3 services worked together as a unified force.
Legion d'Honneur
Applications. In conjunction
with events to mark the 70th Anniversary of the Normandy
landings, the Government of France has advised the Ministry of Defence that
it wishes to award the Legion d'Honneur to all surviving veterans; not only
of the landings, but also the wider Battle for Normandy; the Invasion of
Provence (Operation Dragoon); the Liberation of Paris and the Liberation of
Any veterans,
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personnel who operated in support of the landings may apply.
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fcbox.log I have tested with my firewalls turned on, firewalls turned
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Gitan Bistro Cru
- Address:
800 S Kenwood Ave
Baltimore, MD 21224Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
MediterraneanPrice: $30 and under
Gitan Bistro Cru
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.gitanbistro.com/
- Phone: 4102761200
- Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 2:00am
Closed Sundays & Mondays
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Wine Bar, Mediterranean, French
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Gitan Bistro Cru
Gitan is a bistro and wine bar specializing French/Mediterranean flair and rare, hard to find wines. After 10pm they have a special late night menu.Continued
"In Europe we thought of wine as something as healthy and normal as food and also a great giver of happiness and well being and delight. Drinking wine was not a snobbism nor a sign of sophistication nor a cult; it was as natural as eating and to me as necessary."
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"In Europe we thought of wine as something as healthy and normal as food and also a great giver of happiness and well being and delight. Drinking wine was not a snobbism nor a sign of sophistication nor a cult; it was as natural as eating and to me as necessary."
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- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
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Gitan Bistro Cru reviews from OpenTable diners
26 reviews since June 25, 2014
- Food4.3Service3.9
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (22)fit for foodies (12)romantic (11)notable wine list (9)special occasion (9)great for brunch (5)great for outdoor dining (5)vibrant bar scene (3)good for groups (3)late-night find (3)great for lunch (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Outstanding food and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/29/2014My wife and I, with two friends, had early reservations on a Monday night. Due to the time and day, there were relatively few customers. However, the food was great and the service attentive. This was our second visit in a few weeks and Gitan Bistro is now one of our favorite restaurants in the Fells Point/Canton area.Special Features:
- Worth the wait, but there's a wait.ThePhantomDJVIPDined on 8/5/2014The decor, bartender/server and ambiance were all very welcoming. And the food was the best that I've had in a while -- but be prepared for a long wait. From the time we walked in the door, our meal (wine, baba ghanoush, two entrees and a dessert) took nearly 3 hours. There was a wine-and-painting event in the back of the restaurant, so watching that helped to pass the time. I recommend Gitan Bistro, but patrons must be prepared for the wait.Special Features:
- Great Food & Excellent ServiceTomMDined on 7/26/2014The food was outstanding! Our service was excellent. We will be back for more!!Special Features:
- S L O W serviceSNBmd2013VIPDined on 7/25/2014Service was exceptionally slow. It was 90 minutes before we got dinner! Would not go back again on a week night!
- Bistro BeautyBvanwelyDined on 7/18/2014Great food(French /Lebanese mostly small plates) . Good and very reasonable wine list. Great service. On it's way to being a neighborhood hangout.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JCandGHDined on 7/16/2014We went with a Groupon and were pleasantly surprised. Our waitress was very friendly and our food was delicious. We enjoyed the shrimp appetizer and our steaks were done just right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent and reasonably priced!SNBmd2013VIPDined on 7/12/2014Great food at a reasonable price and fantastic service! The labneh (yogurt) and kifteh (meatballs) were to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - not worth waiting forChrisVIPDined on 7/3/2014This was our second time at GBC. The first time was for wine and cheesel. This time, we were there for dinner. We ordered beverages and an appetizer shortly after getting there. The beverages came immediately (at which time we ordered our entrées) and were pretty much gone by the time the appetizer got there. The entrées took an hour to come from the time we ordered them. My husband had ordered his steak rare with extra vegetables instead of starch. It came medium w/potatoes. We sent it back. I shared my plate with him because he was hungry and watched him eat his food when it came. They did comp us our 2nd round of drinks - which they told us when we paid the check. If they'd told us earlier, I would've grumbled less. We won't be back.Special Features:
- Good wine selectionjraphiVIPDined on 6/28/2014The wine list is extensive and quite good; the food-eh!Special Features:
- A neighborhood GEMPeteDined on 6/28/2014The service was prompt and accommodating. The alcoholic drinks were moderately priced considering the use of top brand ingredients. The menu selection was well designed and the Mid-eastern appetizers were unusual for the Baltimore area and very tasty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Big FanBillDined on 6/27/2014Gitan is a great neighborhood find. High quality and varied menu. Omlettes are terrific and sandwiches are great having had the lamb Shawarma and cheesesteak. Appetizers, mostly Lebanese, are among the best around. And the wine list is fantastic and reasonable. Service was very good this night but has been known to be slow but relaxing at other times.Special Features:
- The following 24 reviews are from the Gitan Bistro Cru reviews archive.
- Megc87Dined on 6/17/2014Food was delicious, but the service was so slow! The waitress was very personable, but we were at dinner for over 3 hours.Special Features:
- Hidden gemStandocVIPDined on 6/14/2014The chef is Lebanese trained in Paris so the food is a mix of middle eastern and French . The appetizers were wonderful and the entrees just as good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant surprisedoc200Dined on 6/5/2014Set in a residential part of the Canton neighborhood, this is a very pleasant surprise. The food is a Mediterranean mix, some North African, some French bistro-type food. Unhurried service, good wines at a reasonable price. We will go again.Special Features:
- Nice service when it worksKem19Dined on 6/3/2014I made on online booking using the open table website for Monday, June 2,2014, only to find out the restaurant was not open that day! Would have been nice to know that before arranging with a couple friends to go there.
- 45 minute cheese plateJennCariVIPDined on 5/23/2014We sat outside and was immediately greeted by a server. We ordered a bottle of wine and a cheese plate. We wanted the Cava, but they were out, so we got the chardonnay. It came out right away, but came with nothing to keep it cold, so we had a bottle sitting on our table getting warm. The server came out and said, let me get something to keep that cold, and then disappeared and never came back. The cheese plate took 45 minutes to come out! By that time, we only had a little bit left of the bottle that we wanted to enjoy with the cheese. The worst part was that another couple came abut 20 minutes after us and also sat outside, and the server brought out our cheese plate with theirs. So we waited 45 minutes, and they got theirs right away.Special Features:
- We'll be back!ChrisVIPDined on 5/20/2014We came on a Groupon for wine and cheese, and ordered a couple of other things as well. Great place! We will definitely be back to try more food (and undoubtedly drink more wine).Special Features:
- Gitan GreatBaghCheDined on 5/16/2014Have been twice. Both times equally good most recent visit with four friends and Groupon for wine and cheese pairings. Service prompt, excellent, friendly. Cheese selections delicious and it came with perfectly ripened fruit. Other dishes also ordered by my friends - lentils, shrimp - fabulous. Will gladly go again even without Groupon. Only drawback is parking which can be a hassle. If going with friends, car pool or check into Charm City Circulator to see if it goes there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SakiDined on 5/9/2014The Mediterranean dishes were very good. But the items that deviated from the regional fare were fairly simple. Stick with the traditional Mediterranean dishes! Also, be patient. The restaurant appears a bit understaffed and it took a while to get through the meal. This is perfectly fine as long as it is expected.
- Yum!jberVIPDined on 5/3/2014We went to this restaurant with a groupon for wine and cheese and we stayed for dinner. The food was delicious and the restaurant is very quaint with a small town feel. Definitely check it out!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first dateBequebelleVIPDined on 4/29/2014I came here on a first date and it was wonderful! Our waitress was very nice, helpful and pleasant to talk to. Definitely try the omelets! Probably the best I've had.Special Features:
- Wine and Cheese dinnercantondinerVIPDined on 4/21/2014Went with friends for the groupon we had for 2 bottles of wine and a cheese plate for all 4. The cheese and fruit was delicious and paired well with the wine. This is a great neighborhood spot and we hadn't been before, we'll be back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/19/2014The service was very bad. When we got to the restaurant there were only two other patrons. However, after waiting for nearly an hour for our entrées, no one ever apologized or even acknowledged how long things were taking. We ended up leaving before the food came and even then we received no apologies, just confused looks from the staff as if they could not fathom why we were giving up. A very disappointing and frustrating experience. Will never go back.
- Good Food Overworked StaffSteakheadDined on 4/11/2014I went because I had a Living Social deal for wine & cheese. The deal noted that I should make reservations which I am glad I did because the place was packed except for one table which frantic bar tender/server/hostess said you can sit there after seeing me standing for 2 minutes. The row home turned restaurant was very nice, but was packed to the brim. It took the single front staff person a 10 min to get our order in and about another 10 to get our wine and then another 10 to get our cheese to go with our wine. In between ordering and getting our wine we were asked to move to a smaller table to accommodate one of the larger parties that was waiting. All and all besides being understaffed the food was above average.Special Features:
- Great food.borzoibabeDined on 4/5/2014Fun place with a great bar menu. Not a place for children. Hummus was to die for! Friendly, helpful, if slow, service. Don't expect a fast paced meal- this is a place to go to slow down, enjoy, and relax.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/4/2014Great food and environment , staff was so nice . Felt cozy and fancy at the same time . Perfect place for a bottle of wine and appetizers .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!SteveDined on 3/28/2014Finally went here last Friday, after always seeing how busy it gets some nights. Definitely make reservations if you're going after 630-7pm, and don't go here if you're in a rush. The good is slow, but absolutely amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Went here for the first timeOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/18/2014Went here for the first time with a groupon and really enjoyed it. The bartender/server was very attentive and gave great recommendations. Will return soon.Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemOntheMarkDined on 3/15/2014Small intimate restaurant with a great wine selection, and a menu sure to please many palates. Tables are a premium, reservations are essential for Saturday night dining, otherwise hightop tables in bar and bar top dining is your only option.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Authentic food with a homely tasteOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/7/2014The restaurant is not very big but is small and quaint with a lot of character. The tables on the wall are a bit close together so you can't help but hear the guests conversation next to you. in there were only 2 servers on a Friday night so if you are pressed for time this may not be the restaurant for you. But me and my boyfriend had planned a leasurely dinner and the whole experience was 2 hours and 15 minutes. The lemon pepper salmon was delicious and seasoned perfectly! My bf had the scampi and he loved it! The food here is wonderful and tastes like it is prepared from mom's kitchen.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Pat Smith Hits it Perfect
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — A transfer kicker walked into the only warm place in Beaver Stadium on Saturday night and wondered what to do.
It was nothing more than a cinderblock room stuffed with chairs and cameras and journalists and one microphone. It's plain but functional, the way most things are at Penn State.
"Do I sit down?" Patrick Smith said about 15 minutes after hitting the game-winning field goal to give Nebraska a 23-20 win over Penn State in overtime.
Yes, Pat. You sit down and everyone will ask you questions about what it was like and could you ever imagine and what does it mean. That's how these things go.
"Don't act too serious," Smith told the reporters. "You'll make me nervous if you act serious."
That's how kickers work. They're strange. Hitting a 42-yard field goal in the freezing cold to win the game? Not a problem.
"I was pumped up," Smith said. "Those are the moments we live for. That's the best scenario you could ever imagine. Really, I was just excited for the opportunity to finish the game. I've been wanting one all year."
What about having to do it after you'd just hit a 37-yarder but had it called back for a false start?
"I just kind of told them, 'Hey guys, calm down, chill out, I got this. This is nothing. This is what I live for. This is what I want,'" Smith said.
Fine. How about a 22-yarder at a severe angle to tie the game?
"The 22-yarder from the right hash was almost as tough as the game-winner. You're at such an extreme angle on that kick. I was trying to rally the ref for a couple feet inside the hash."
That was a no go from the referee, but not for Smith. He hit that one too. But the post-game interview? For a kid who Missouri didn't want as a walk-on? A kid that spent three years kicking at Western Illinois and came to Nebraska with what looked like pretty slim prospects of actually winning the job in his only season left to play?
That's the tough part. And as we near the end of Bo Pelini's sixth season at Nebraska, that's sort of the defining image of his time thus far in Lincoln.
The Huskers are a team that quite clearly feels the enormous outside pressure that surrounds a powerhouse college football program and, more often than not, it finds a way to respond.
Nebraska overcame a lot in this one. A tough road environment. More injuries on the offensive line. No starting quarterback for the last three quarters. A questionable personal foul penalty that negated what might have been the play that won the game for Nebraska in regulation. Fumbles. (More fumbles.)
"There's a lot of character in that locker room," Pelini said. "They're a tight-knit group."
It might be more than that. The 2013 Huskers have their flaws but there are hints of promise here at the end of autumn. If Ameer Abdullah returns, he's likely to become the first Nebraska back to rush for 1,000-yards in three different seasons. Randy Gregory is going to be even more fun to watch in a year. Same goes for the rest of the defensive line. There are potential all-conference type players at linebacker too. The defensive improvement overall this season is probably one of Pelini's greatest achievements.
This hasn't been a special season for Nebraska, but it has the beginnings of a special group of players, which is a point Pelini's been stressing all along. He said it again on Saturday after the Huskers had put themselves on the ropes again and then fought their way off them. Again.
Pat Smith has only been a Husker for about five months now, but it was clear after the game of his career that the fight — maybe more than his kick on Saturday — is what he'll remember from his short time in Lincoln.
"What's amazing about this team is our ability to keep fighting no matter how much negativity comes our way," he said. "Last week was such a tough game because we felt we played so well but it just wasn't our day.
"It can be tough at times when you're under the microscope. Nebraska's a historic program and they have high expectations, as they should."
He nailed that one too.


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How to Create Custom WordPress Template Tags
By Thoriq Firdaus. Filed in Wordpress
Building a WordPress theme is so easy with template tags. You can add
the_title() to display the post or page title, and you can use
the_content() to display post or page contents. There are many more template tags in WordPress that we can use to display other things.
But when it comes to displaying only particular things on your theme, you might want to create your own template tag. In today's tutorial, we are going to walk you through this not-too-complicated process. Let's get started with the fundamentals.
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Basic Template Tag
If you take a look at the WordPress Core sources, you will find that a template tag is basically a PHP function running a set of codes with some parameters.
To create your own template tag, you can write a PHP function in functions.php within your theme directory, for example.
function my_template_tag() { echo 'This is my template'; }
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Creating a WordPress Template is really that simple. Alright, let us now take a look at a slightly more advanced example.
Page View Count Template Tag
In this example, we are going to create a template that will show view count for each post and page.
First, install and activate WordPress.com Stat in Jetpack. And make sure that you have connected Jetpack to WordPress.com. The reason we use WordPress.com Stat is that the View data will be stored in WordPress.com rather than in our own database. This could save on our server load.
Create a function in your functions.php named
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function the_view() { }
We will put the function (the template tag) in a page or post, so we need to get the page and post ID number. This can be retrieved using
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We can then use a function to retrieve the number of views from WordPress.com Stats by using
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function the_view() { $id = get_the_ID(); $page_view = stats_get_csv('postviews', 'days=-1&post_id='.$id.''); }
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Thoriq is a writer for hongkiat.com. He has been dabbling in Web Design for 7 years and appreciates the giving nature of the web design community at large. He loves trying new things in CSS3 and HTML5. Apart from writing on hongkiat.com he also maintains creatiface.com.


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Loading is a gaming cafe and bar located in Cornwall, England. For Resident Evil's 15th Anniversary, they teamed up with Capcom and created this wicked G and T Virus cocktail. Loading's website describes the drink as "a healthy dose of Plymouth Gin and Tonic with lime and sugar syrup in a high ball glass topped off with our own T virus syringe of Bombay Saphire Gin and Blue Curacao."
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Tweet Image translation: "Flash Mob. Vandalism." Brazil is facing a new kind of social movement, and it's got a name: a "rolezinho." Portuguese for "little outing" rolezinhos are events organized via Facebook which result in a mass social gatherings of young people in public malls. The majority of those who attend are low-income brown and [...]


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Cook mounts bid for Ashes naming rights
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A colleague posed the question today: will this series be remembered as 'Cook's Ashes'?
Ian Botham's name is inextricably linked with the summer of 1981, Andrew Flintoff is remembered by many as the man of 2005 and Don Bradman dominated Ashes contests in the 1930s and 40s to such an extent that grounds would empty as soon as he was dismissed.
Regardless of how the final Test pans out - thus far the pattern established in the second innings in Brisbane and bucked only once in Perth (ie. England in control) has continued at the SCG - Cook is no less deserving of such an honour.
Leading scorer. Batting lynchpin. Hero. God. Take your pick from a growing list of descriptions for a player who has done more than any other to shape the outcome of this series.
His contribution had already reached mammoth proportions long before he embarked on a magnificent 189 in this game, his third century of the series and one which took his run tally to a staggering 766 at an average of 127.66. Throw in the tour matches and that figure climbs to 1,022.
Only Wally Hammond has scored more runs in a Test series for England - he managed 905 in the 1928-29 Ashes - but no player of any nationality has batted longer than Cook, who has spent more than 36 hours (yes, 36) at the crease in seven innings across five Tests.
To think that he began the tour as the England batsman whose place was under the greatest threat.
It is nigh on impossible to fault anything Cook has done, and his astonishing figures are testament not only to an improved technique, but also to his hunger, concentration, temperament, patience and fitness. I could go on.
He has batted with utter ruthlessness, punishing an Australia attack that has looked more threadbare as the series has developed.
This innings was not without its moments of fortune - indeterminate strokes fell just short of second slip, short-leg and midwicket, and a direct hit from Mitchell Johnson would have seen Cook run out, all before lunch. He was also caught off a Michael Beer no-ball yesterday.
Yet they were exceptions to the rule. For the vast majority of his 342-ball innings, Cook was in near total control, collecting runs with the delightful ease of a child gathering conkers.
He may not possess the bar-emptying capabilities of a Botham or Flintoff - his efficiency puts him closer to Bradman - and Cook himself would admit that, with bat in hand, pragmatism comfortably outweighs flair.
He knows his scoring areas - predominantly square of the wicket on the off side and in the arc between midwicket and square-leg - and Australia know them too. That they still can't stop him says everything about Cook's mastery of them and conditions.
Phil Hughes even resorted to what the Aussies will call gamesmanship (a blunter assessment was downright cheating) when he claimed a catch that never was at bat-pad.
To describe Cook as workmanlike is a gross injustice - two exquisite cover drives off Michael Beer, completed with a flourish and on one knee, have not been bettered all winter.
Yet in batting in such stoical fashion for such lengthy periods, he is capable more than any other England batsman of grinding Australia down. A cricketing Cliff Thorburn, if you will.
Having spent the equivalent of six days watching Cook at close quarters, Australia could be forgiven for wondering if he is some sort of batting robot. He doesn't even sweat, for goodness sake.
His demeanour matches his batting: cool and calm.
He greeted his hundred with a contented skip and a punch of the air (he's got nothing on Kevin Pietersen's breakdancing) and even Hughes' flagrant disregard for any notion of fair play was met with only a look of mild surprise.
In statistical terms, the illustrious figures of Sutcliffe, Compton, Gooch and Hobbs never achieved what Cook has in this series.
Aged just 26 and with 5,130 Test runs at 47.50 to his name less than five years into his international career, there seems little doubt that he is destined to become one of England's all-time leading batsmen.
Few who have watched him over the last six weeks could claim any great surprise if he ended it at the very top.
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The closest grocery stores are Mother Earth Natural Foods and Publix Super Market at Alico Commons.
Nearby coffee shops include Kate's Kafe and Skip One 41 - Seafood Restaurant and Market. Nearby restaurants include The Clam Bake Restaurant, Rusty's Raw Bar and Grill and Spring Garden.
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Soon, laser device to measure blood sugar levels
Diabetics may soon monitor their blood glucose levels without pricking themselves to draw blood as researchers have developed a way to use a laser to measure people's blood sugar.
"With this work we hope to improve the lives of many diabetes sufferers who depend on frequent blood glucose monitoring," said Claire Gmachl, a professor at Princeton University in the US.
The researchers measured blood sugar by directing their specialised laser at a person's palm.
The laser passes through the skin cells, without causing damage, and is partially absorbed by the sugar molecules in the patient's body.
The researchers used the amount of absorption to measure the level of blood sugar.
The breakthrough came from the use of a new type of device that is particularly adept at producing mid-infrared frequencies - a quantum cascade laser.
For the study, the researchers used the laser to measure the blood sugar of three healthy people before and after they each ate 20 jellybeans, which raise blood sugar levels.
The researchers also checked the measurements with a finger-prick test. They conducted the measurements repeatedly over several weeks.
Their results indicated that the laser measurements readings produced average errors somewhat larger than the standard blood sugar monitors, but remained within the clinical requirement for accuracy.
"Because the quantum cascade laser can be designed to emit light across a very wide wavelength range, its usability is not just for glucose detection, but could conceivably be used for other medical sensing and monitoring applications," Gmachl said.
The study appeared in the journal Biomedical Optics Express.
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The Daily Duce– all the latest must-read Jays links, fully Rob Ducey-fied and free of lame April Fools shit…
Leading off, it's an Opening Day edition of the Getting Blanked Podcast– which for the duration of the season will be coming at you daily! We're not double posting this year, but I'll be sure to include the link in the first Daily Duce or Game Threat that follows the post going up over at Getting Blanked. Otherwise, you can find the podcast at Getting Blanked on iTunes, get it via the RSS feed we have setup, or like Getting Blanked on Facebook in order to get each day's podcast straight into your news feed (and while you're at it, go ahead and like DJF on Facebook, too).
Awesomeness from Ken Fidlin of the Toronto Sun, who tweets from the Jays' media availability session that "R.A. Dickey tested out the RC mound Sunday. He wouldn't go into detail but the word is, his knuckler was crazy good under the dome." Nails much? (Note: you can follow the Sun's coverage of "media day" here.)
"Even if Ricky says he doesn't care about what others think of him, he does," writes Dirk Hayhurst, in one of the best takes the Romero situation out there, at Sportsnet. "It's a wonderful, beautiful, human trait that will absolutely get him killed on the baseball field."
Some prospect sleeper stuff, as Marc Hulet of FanGraphs lists his for the American League, tabbing 2012 15th round LHP Ryan Borucki as his Jays sleeper. John Sickels of Minor League Ball, meanwhile, 2011 11th round infielder Andy Burns.
Sticking with prospect stuff, Jason Parks of Baseball Prospectus provides his organizational rankings, and actually has the Jays way up in thirteenth! He calls Alberto Tirado and Matt Smoral breakout candidates, and suggests Lansing is the minor league team to see, with Tirado, Dan Norris, D.J. Davis and Roberto Osuna slated to be there.
MLBTR passes along the weekend's minor roster move, in which Lars Anderson was D'd FA in order for the Jays to claim right-hander Alex Burnett from the Twins (who has been sent to Buffalo), and first baseman Cliff Robertson from the Pirates (who has been sent to New Hampshire).
At gamereax, Chris Toman writes an excellent profile of Jays hitting coach Chad Mottola, who he says is exactly where he belongs, back in the Majors.
From the National Post: Bruce Arthur has a wide-ranging look at Alex Anthopoulos and the rebuilt Jays he has set to take the field tomorrow night against the Clevelands. Meanwhile John Lott talks to Brandon Morrow who (once again?) is looking to pitch more efficiently and rely less on pitch count killing strikeouts, as well as the newly-extended J.A. Happ.
In the Globe and Mail: Tom Maloney looks at R.A. Dickey's oddball pitch, while Jeff Blair writes that the Jays won't start trying to teach the knuckleball to absolutely everyone. Maloney also wonders about whether everything will click for the Jays in 2013, he talks to Mark Buehrle about his quest to end this province's pit bull ban, and looks at all the tremendous speed the Jays team now has. Elsewhere, Globe writers make their predictions for the upcoming season, while Jeff Blair wonders how John Gibbons will fare in his second go-round, and in an excerpt from his coming book, Blairsy writes about ol' Uncle Ted and his lack of aversion to risk.
From The Toronto Star: Richard Griffin predicts a Jays-Braves World Series, and in his latest Bullpen piece, he talks Opening Day, reviews the 25-man roster, suggests Ricky Romero's demotion was poorly handled, and more. Elsewhere, Brendan Kennedy looks at author and pitcher R.A. Dickey, who makes his debut in blue tomorrow, and also looks at the secret of Dickey's success, after the knuckleballer increased his strikeout total by over 100 from 2011 to 2012.
The Toronto Sun has a bunch: Mike Rutsey runs down the Jays' rotation, talks to veteran infielder Mark DeRosa, reviews the ten questions he laid out for the club heading into the spring, and looks at a Jays club that's ready for action. Ken Fidlin wonders about team chemistry, and breaks down the club's depth chart position by position. Meanwhile, Bill Lankhof previews the AL East, and at 5 PM ET today (Monday) you can chat with Bob Elliott.
At MLB.com, Lyle Spencer looks at the Jays and Dodgers as clubs who went all-in this off-season, while Gregor Chisholm talks about the excitement around the Jays, and in a notebook post talks to John Gibbons about his approach as manager, and about the club's altered infield defence with Brett Lawrie on the shelf.
Shi Davidi of Sportsnet writes about Edwin Encarnacion's chase of an elusive championship ring, especially now that he's got a taste of WBC glory, and of the Jays' season of optimism.
Scott Spratt of Baseball Info Solutions writes at ESPN.com (Insider Only) that the Jays may find themselves undone by poor defence.
At Grantland, Jonah Keri looks at Adam Wainwright's contract, which may be a barometer of what Josh Johnson is looking for.
At Getting Blanked, Darren looks at the how the lineups of the AL East have changed since last year, while Scott tells us about MLB's move closer to getting protective headgear for pitchers. Meanwhile, Drew points out the ghastly Yankees lineup for Opening Day, and writes many words previewing the 2013 season.
The Jays, Rays, Yankees and Red Sox declined to provide information on the price of stadium food to CNN, who looks at what are otherwise the best and worst concession prices in the Majors.
At The Daily Beast, Jayson Stark and Peter Abraham talk about baseball writing.
The Blue Jay Hunter flails around about the notion of the J.A. Happ contract meaning something– particularly for Josh Johnson. Thing is, it doesn't.
For any francophones who happen to be among us, friend of the blog Pat Malthais has started writing about the Jays en français at Double Jeu. Check it out!
Blue Jays Way does some interesting thinking on faith and sports.
Bluebird Banter has the Buffalo Bisons roster up for your perusal.
Melissa Couto writes a piece for Sportsnet about Colby Rasmus, who is not getting caught up in this year's hype about all the Jays except Colby Rasmus.
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We've really enjoyed our week on Best American Poetry. The UK Poetry Society blog tour will be moving on to the Scottish poet Rob Mackenzie's blog, Surroundings, on Tuesday; please come with us! Here to conclude the week is the Welsh poet Stephen Knight. Stephen Knight has published one pamphlet, four books of poems – two of which were shortlisted for the T S Eliot prize – and a novel, Mr Schnitzel, which was the Arts Council of Wales Book of the Year in 2001. His collection The Prince of Wails is just out with CB Editions. Stephen Knight won... Continue reading
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Julia Copus is a poet and radio playwright. She won First Prize in the National Poetry Competition in 2002 with her poem 'Breaking the Rule', and has since been awarded the Forward Prize for Best Single Poem. Last year she was shortlisted for the Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry for her radio sequence, Ghost. Her three collections are all Poetry Book Society Recommendations; her third, The World's Two Smallest Humans, was published this summer by Faber & Faber. Julia writes: Here's how it started. I began by entering a whole group of poems – four or five,... Continue reading
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Paul Adrian won the UK's National Poetry Competition in 2010 with his poem 'Robin in Flight' - the first poem he had ever sent out for publication. Since then, his poems have appeared in magazines including The Moth, And Other Poems, the poetry blog Eyewear, and an anthology of young poets, Lung Jazz. He received a commission from the British Craft Council to accompany their Twenty at Twenty exhibition. Born in 1984 in Yorkshire, he still lives there. He is a support worker for autistic adults. Here Paul talks about the journey his poem has taken him on. ... A... Continue reading
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Photo: Keith Morris Day Two of the BAP/National Poetry Competition UK Blog Tour. Here's yesterday's Introduction, if you missed it. Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch, our blogger for today, has published three collections, Rockclimbing in Silk (Seren, 2001), Not in These Shoes (Picador, 2008) and most recently Banjo (Picador, 2012). Her poems have been widely published in magazines and anthologies. 'Ponting' won second prize in the 2011 competition just before its publication in Banjo, which selected by the Telegraph as one of the UK's best new poetry books of summer 2012. ... .... Ponting In the end we turned him into a verb:... Continue reading
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Never say never, never say die. If you're keeping score like we have—or feel obligated to do so—you'll know Matt Damon keeps playing with our heart and toying with our emotions. The actor has essentially said, Jason Bourne is done, the character has finished his arc, and he's even talked smack about...Read More »
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A great deal in a film can be forgiven if it entirely sticks the ending, and this past year has had no better example of this than "Captain Philips." Though a capably tense and well-rendered experience for two-thirds of the narrative, Paul Greengrass' drama still hits another level as it sends its s...Read More »
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Custom usually means expensive, but not so with Krysten Kauder's new line Ryan Porter bracelets. In fact I ordered the above bracelets for about $20! Admittedly the bracelets don't look expensive, but the point isn't for them to look expensive – the point is for them to help express your personality in a fun, quirky way that, at least for me, brings back childhood memories.
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It's wonderful to see brands and designers donate any of their sales to charity, but it's a rare sight to see one donate 100% of the sales. Yet that's exactly what Harry Winston is doing with the Hope collection bracelet, a delicate white gold pendant accented with a mother-of-pearl dial and a single signature diamond.
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I know I haven't posted any art in a long time. But I was so inspired by this episode I had to create something.
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Media Advisory, October 17, 2011
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Who, What, Where
- The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Pharr District will be performing a two-lane closure on US 83 in Donna to perform roadway work. The lane closures will be needed between FM 1423 and FM 493 to complete this work.
Tuesday October 18, 2011 through Friday October 21, 2011
From 9:00 a.m. To 4:00 p.m.
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Bieber's adventures in NZ
"I'm in New Zealand, they got no predators in the whole country, I am the most dangerous creature here," tweeted Bieber.
After his visit to Australia, Justin has now moved on to New Zealand where he seems to have been living life to the full.
Justin is a bit of a Twitter addict so he's been keeping the world up to date with his adventures and it certainly sounds like it's been eventful.
Security was stepped up New Zealand airport to cope with the huge number of fans who were expected to flock to arrivals to greet the star, but despite the added protection, Justin had his hat swiped and his Mum was knocked over by the crowds.
Police rushed him through the airport, much to the disappointment of his fans who were hoping to get the chance to meet him. Justin tweeted "I want to be able to sign and take pics and meet my fans, but if you are all pushing security wont let me."
If you think that all sounds exciting, take a look at what happened next. He may be little but he's pretty brave...
Justin Bieber bungy jumps
On his travels in NZ, he picked up an All Blacks rugby shirt with his name on it... oh, and he did get his hat back before jumping back on a plane, next stop, Paris.
Justin review of New Zealand: "GREAT SUCCESS (Borat voice)"
Sneaky peek at Daisy
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Recent comments
"yh , i wud love him 2 come to my skwl in Wales Llanidloes high school but he probally never will but ya no he probbaly aint who he seems 2 b on tv or is he but he is well fitttt x x toodles x "
Posted byon Sunday, 9 May 2010 16:36
"justin biber might be talented but he is not the best artist the world has ever seen like people make him out to be"
Posted byon Wednesday, 5 May 2010 10:40
"ye i bet hes guna perform at ya school silly girl! and hes beaut i would;)"
Posted byon Sunday, 2 May 2010 19:32
"Girls move over hes my boyfriend haha ;D i joke "
Posted byon Sunday, 2 May 2010 17:30
"i can't believe he could actually do that as iwould freak out if i had 2 do that. and i wish he come up to the north west (england)"
Posted byon Sunday, 2 May 2010 16:28
"I wish i could meet him! he needs to stay in London for LONGER next time!"
Posted byon Sunday, 2 May 2010 15:15
"haha. i live in New Zealand but moved here from Scotland &+ all the girls at my school go CRAZY for him. it was a girl from my school that stole his hat &+ pushed over is mum ! theyre so delusional they think he is coming to perform at our school !!! :P x"
Posted byon Sunday, 2 May 2010 06:59
"i wish i could meet him his life sounds amazing and he is sooo fit (: xxxxx"
Posted byon Saturday, 1 May 2010 18:22
"omgg i lovee just beiberr hes sooo hawt ;) "
Posted byon Saturday, 1 May 2010 12:09
"I think he was brave and i think that would be amazin to go bungy jumping some time x(:"
Posted byon Friday, 30 April 2010 17:12