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Archive for the 'moments' Category
I've said it before, but this summer holiday went so fast.
To combat the 'back to school' feelings… I've been re-living the summer by completing this film.
These are my favourite moments – the little things that will spark the bigger memories in future. The details of our life and this time together, which is so fleeting.
These are our stories. I'm so grateful to have captured them.
This was our summer.
Still to be completed is a film just about Somersault festival, even though lots of fav memories are within here… and I reckon a "one minute memory" skateboarding film has to be made, as I have tons of footage.
This was the summer of skating.
Now, maybe… this film has you all inspired and wishing you could make your own memory films… well…
Creating Time Capsules starts TOMORROW! and I'd love to guide you through the magic of making your own films & for you to be part of a community all sharing their stories.
Plus there's still a few hours left to win a place on the course… head over here… I'll be e-mailing the winners this evening UK time.
*Side note about music in the film : I love this song… it's been played frequently as we've travelled about this summer, so it seemed only right to have it as the soundtrack to this film… I don't usually like to use unlicensed music now, and I spend hours searching for decent tracks to accompany my work… but this song IS our summer, so I'm using it… Hey, if you like it too, I recommend the whole album, especially this track.
This week has whizzed by… hard to believe only a week ago I was greeted by this yellow loveliness and had a weekend packed with goodness.
It was back to work with a bang on Monday. My new course launched and a lovely group has gathered, all excited about shooting their stories and printing those images to go into their TANGIBLE Time Capsule box.
I'm taking the course alongside them, which I love being able to do, as I get the gift of photos of our life that I might not have taken otherwise.
One afternoon after school, for one of the projects we're doing, I captured the usual stuff… snacks, reading, chatting etc…
Just in case you always think life is so calm and serene in my world… oh no! there's a fair amount of wrestling and sitting one each other.
The constant wrestling does my head in… thankfully most of the time it's done in laughter, but yes, it often ends in tears… but they soon go back for more. I don't get it, but they need to do it apparently.
This time instead of leaving the room as I usually do, I kept photographing these moments.
As this is life right now… and I'm sure I'll miss it when it's gone.
Recently, I was taken down with a silly virus, feeling proper sorry for myself. Lounging in bed, I found myself wishing for exciting things to be happening… for adventures far and wide to be on my agenda.
Instead of having a full on pity party – I went back to that place of gratitude.
By dipping into my archives from our Big Hopeful Adventure and recalling the many amazing places we've seen this summer and passed through this year. Oh boy, there's plenty to be grateful for.
Through various bits of un-used footage from this film and all I captured during our summer road trips, it was interesting to find a theme of "moving on by" through so many sights – always moving and experiencing so much.
This is the magic we've seen while travelling this year.
Film footage shot on Canon 5DMk3 and iPhone with a Lifeproof case using the 8mm app.
{Other films from our adventures are here – here & here)
I'm using this film as a positive intention to see/do more of this – to keep on moving, to keep on exploring, keep on making films, keep on taking photos through plenty more adventures still to come… yes please. and thank you.
I put together the Moving On By film as part of my Creating Time Capsules course. One of the project ideas I suggest, is to pick a theme to shoot, gather those clips over a period of time and mix them all up, just like a collage.
I've had a few requests to run the Creating Time Capsules course again this year, so I'm going to open registration on Thurs 17th Oct for the course to start on Fri 8th Nov. I hope you'll join us. For all the details of when registration opens - join my mailing list here.
All photos captured in Bali on Canon 5DMk3
Nearly halfway through the summer break with our boys… and we've been busy with plenty more fun still to come…
It's been about keeping a balance… between work & life. I don't think I get the whole balance thing, it's a myth right? I'm just doing enough to complete projects but more importantly, just be present with my family and make the most of our summer together.
Our camping Cornwall trip deserves another blogpost or two with a Time Capsule film I'm sure… still to come.
You know what?… London is really kinda wonderful in the summer – when it's sunny, full of colour and pretty empty as Londoners escape… I love it here in August.
We've been biking, hammocking, pottering around, eating al fresco, swimming, lunching and lounging…
Here's one such lovely day in London… a little film made as part of my course COLLABORATE… a simple stop-motion full of the less obvious details and memories of our day…
Before I go… a little reminder of London adventure happening this weekend… An instagram photowalk with Susannah & I… Will you join us?
Today's the day.
It's good and sad all rolled into one. This house is the longest space we've ever lived in as a couple and a family, it's going to be hard letting go. Not sure what the next chapter will bring… we're open to all possibilities.
I made a film for our goodbye, just some simple iphone photos and a little conversation from the boys. Not the finished product I'd hoped for or planned for, but you know what… it's enough… it's enough for me… it's enough for us… I showed it to all the boys last night, and I cried (of course), not because it's particularly emotional, it's just the end of a chapter. That's what a Time Capsule is for, taking your memories, telling your stories and making something you can hold on too.
As a celebration of our move, fresh starts & making Time Capsules… I'm going to do a give-away! One spot on the new self-paced version of Creating Time Capsules… leave a comment here, telling me what you find difficult letting go of, or a moving story or even just say hello. Whatever takes your fancy!
I'll announce the winner next Wed… when there's one week to go till 12.12.12… are you on board?
See you on the other side…
"The fastest way to bring more wonderful examples of abundance into your personal experience is to take constant notice of the wonderful things that are already there." - Esther Hicks
I've been finding comfort and beauty in the sky lately… Then that quote landed in my inbox and it all made sense.
These are my five favourite views for Five Fact Friday. Happy Friday x.
{All taken with the iphone.}
My passion is gathering memories… it's probably an addiction too, but hopefully in a good way.
I like to record my life, ever since I was a teenager I have it all collated in books, photos, negatives, films & video. My camera and I soaking it all up, enjoying the process of capturing moments and saving them for years to come.
I re-discovered this clip yesterday (I thought I'd lost it, but that's a whole other story)… it blew my mind in so many ways, I may have even shed a tear… yes I'm a sentimental at heart.
It's Ky our eldest at about 16 months and he loved talk. I'm reminded of how he used to repeat the same word over and over till you acknowledged it…. Also, I'm instantly transported back to our garden in Thailand, and this is pretty special.
This is a memory gold. And I'm holding on to it tightly.
{A little cruel I know to leave him that long repeating the same word, but that's what it was like… and you know what, he's still the same!}
Record your moments, gather them up and hold on to them… and if you can't do it, ask someone else to take photos for you and record this time in your life. You see it goes by so fast, and yes, we have the memories in our head, but if you're anything like me, I can bearly remember what I had for dinner yesterday.
I've lately been visualising myself in ten years time, but today I'm grateful to look back 10 years and see all that there is to be thankful for.
So late last night I shared the iphone version of this image on instagram with this -
"Sometimes you see something… like your eldest smiling out of the back window, and it overwhelms you with emotion, so you take a photo to remind you of the now… how far you've come and how soon it will all change. This was one such moment"
This is our home… this is our Ky. Both are changing, in transition. Soon we hope to leave this home full of memories (when we find a buyer, of course) and blimey this boy is growing too fast.
It was one of those mama moments… and then lovely Bee in NYC made reference to this song, and of course my eyes filled up. We are on the verge of a big "turn" in so many ways…
My view from instagram this week… you can find me here.
Prompted by Kristin's post over at Shutter Sisters, this is me. Right now. In my messy workspace.
I haven't done any self portraits for ages, other than reflections in bathroom mirrors, which is the easy option. Must get back on the self portrait wagon, and the NOW YOU workshop might be just the thing.


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Mosaic turns 20: Let's fire up the old girl, show her the web today
That's quite cool and it loads up el Reg too!
Well the home page at least, trying to read this article gave me an Error 500 whatever that means!
Reg hack to starve on £1 a day for science
Re: I've got a top tip for all you pound a day guys who are smokers too...
Fags do suppress the appetite so it could be an aide to staving off the hunger of living on a quid a day. The other advantage is the high risk of an early death which will cut costs in the long run too!
You need to focus on the positive side!
I've got a top tip for all you pound a day guys who are smokers too...
Just buy a pack of rolling papers but scrounge all your tobacco from the pavements outside commuter rail stations and at bus stops - there's always plenty of dogends about for the taking!
This top budgeting tip brought to you by Money Saving Paris
Nick Clegg: Snooper's Charter 'isn't going to happen'
Re: How to be a Politician...
No its not underpants, its oranges in the mouth inside a walk-in wardrobe or something similar I thought?
Another blow for Flash as Unity gaming engine kills support
Yeah hurry up and die Flash!
It's time to hang up the suspiciously stained flasher's mac once and for all and head to the great tech cloud in the sky along with all your other shitty friends like Java Applets and GeoCities websites with scrolling text and animated GIFs!
Microsoft to unveil new Xbox console on May 21
Always on tiles!!!!
Weak iPad, iPhone demand hits LG Display in the wallet
Re: Really?
Is their next device going to be similar to Google Glass? the iEye?
Sord drawn: The story of the M5 micro
I've never even heard of this one!
Next April 1st you could run a 30 year look back at some totally made up machine and everyone under 30 would probably fall for it as there were so many genuinely obscure machines knocking about in the early 80s!
Paris because it's the 30 year anniversary of the launch of the Z80 based PARiS StD-6900
Ding! Dong! —the witch is dead!
Na, just dumb
hehe I remember that too but I assume i'm remembering from the time when the older kids had already had their milk snatched as this was at nursery - they had these ickle cute toddler sized glass milk bottles and you'd plonk a blue plastic straw through the cap.
I remember the girls at school would sign in the playground "Margaret Thatcher, throw her up and catch her"!
Apparently though, she can't be turned! So I guess you had to be careful!
Nudge nudge, wink wink interface may drive Google Glass
I wonder what the international sign for wanker does on Google Glass? Does it make the thing go into porn mode I wonder?
Angry Birds fire back: Vulture cousins menace UK city's mobiles
I heard that...
...Foreign cyber terrorists are planning on using these birds to knock out the UKs mobile comms infrastructure.
Think script kiddies meets Kes!
Foxconn must pay Microsoft for EVERY Android thing it makes
Everytime I take a dump...
...I have to pay a small licence fee to Microsoft. Reason: apparently they have patented producing shit!
British designer builds $15m iPhone for Hong Kong mogul
Gold finger
He's the man with the golden Jesus Phone
Bloody nora, ten million, thats just bloody silly.
A pint because its golden in colour!
Want to know if that hottie has HIV? Put their blood in the DVD player
Re: What a lovely end to the perfect night.
I'm not an IT guy either, I just like this site for the shit they come out with! Like HIV testing DVD players!
Re: What a lovely end to the perfect night.
A johnny will make it all right though mate - it will greatly reduce any risk of catching it for most sex acts. Either that or you can continue to fuck people bareback and take their word for it that they don't have HIV.
HIV home testing kits have been around maybe nearly as long as fifteen years maybe more in various parts of the world. It dosnt matter if she tested neg anyway, that's no excuse to do it without a johny. If she was infected in the past 6 weeks she will not test positive anyway due to it being during the window period.
I'm not saying HIV dosnt suck, its seriously a fucker for those people with it. I do not have it myself but I am pretty well clued up on it. It's a shame many people are not and take such a Daily Mail attitude to it.
Re: What a lovely end to the perfect night.
You should be assuming anyone you pick up is completely riddled with all sorts and play safe. Slap a johnny on and you're good to go. If things get serious at a later stage, you can both go and get tested, if something is a miss, the clap clinic will sort you out. The good thing about HIV these days is that even if your partner did have the virus, by being on anti retroviral drugs, he/she will be barely infectious through intercourse so even if a johnny broke, you're probably okay. They even have post exposure drugs you can take now, as long as you start taking them within about 36-48 hours they will normally kill of any HIV that came yoru way.
Anyway, you then of course can get married, have kids and live a long and happy life together. These days the life expectancy for someone with HIV in the west is about 2 years less than normal, not the 5 years if you're lucky go cash in that pension, like it was in the 80's and 90s.. And yes, if your HIV positive partner is a woman, she can have your children and thanks to the drugs we now have, the chance of the baby being born positive will be less than 1%.
Get some bloody johnnies for crying out loud!
Paris for obvious reasons!
Winklevoss twins claim to have enormo $11m Bitcoin stash
I'm thinking about creating Shitcoin - the worlds first currency made exclusively from recycled pavement excrement. I'm aiming to make using it a steady and reliable way to trade on the international markets. The only problem I can conceive is that if you put the actual coins in your mouth they can cause blindness!
Mine's the one that fluctuates wildly! Ooohh eeerrr!
'You can keep it' - Brit's nicked laptop turns up on Iranians' sofa
I think my nan used to have the same rug as them back in the late 80s
Brit cops blow £14m on software - then just flush it down the bogs
Paris Brown, teen police commissioner
A story that actually has a Paris angle to it!
Oh and I live in Surrey and actually know a couple of rozzers. I'm not surprised they have time to waste a load of money pissing about with this thing, you should see their tea and biscuit bill.
They have recently shut loads of local nicks, I'm pretty sure the money pissed up the wall on this Siren crap could have kept a few open for a bit. I also happen to know one of their closed stations had its own cat. I hope they re-homed the bugger properly, I cant see it going down to well relocating him to the council offices with the rest of the staff!
Go-go Gadget watch? Apple posts job ad for 'flexible display' bod
so 80s
I used to have a watch with a remote control built into it as a kid. It wasn't the 80s but the 90s and it was the iWatch of its day. In other-words if was bloody naff.
Microsoft Xbox exec quits after ENRAGING the INTERWEBS
This employee is now 'always on' the dole, that's the world we now live in and I'm sorry but I don't get the drama.
Researcher hacks aircraft controls with Android smartphone
Re: lap-top landing
But then again, I bet it happens all the time with Predator Drones!
Bitcoin gets a $100 haircut on rollercoaster trading run
Love that pic on the WeExchange site
If you buy some bit coin, you too could be happy and in love and have stupid hats!
StreetView spots possible roadside nookie down under
Re: Manchester Style
That's the best one! It made an appearance just a few weeks ago on the El Reg user forums in fact.
I wasn't too sure she was actually smoking or not, either that or she is pointing to the nearby railway viaducts and telling the punter an interesting yarn about Manchester's fine railway and industrial heritage! I guess when you work in an area surrounded by so much history you start to take an interest!
Another 170,000 Freeview homes to be freed from reality TV - possibly
Re: Why don't you...
You could go to one of those parks that do open air Shakespeare plays in the summer and put on your own show - open-air Corrie, Come Dine With Me and Gok Wang's 'get ya badboys out' How to Look Good Naked! I think this would be a great idea, it will add culture to the area and will gain you a reputation as one of the South East's more interesting up-and-coming Am Dram production companies!
EU competition chief stays in touch with Google via TEXT MESSAGES
Mozilla devs plotting to put a stake in <blink> tag – at last
Re: Teletext & Ceefax @LinkOfHyrule
hehe I was just thinking to myself, if I had the coding skill, I'd knock up an app or a website called "El Text" the teletext version of the Register. The average Andrew Orlowski article would probably run to 70 sub pages though and I'm not sure how flattering the forum icon for Paris would be having to be made from blocky magenta pixels either!
Someone please make this, it would be cool!
It reminds me of good old Teletext - that had a blink function too!
Someone should invent some HTML or CSS to reveal hidden text in quiz games and to make the screen double in size. Sod it just give all pages on the internet page numbers and then invent a <HOLD> tag - I miss the days when looking up Easter holiday railway engineering works involved taking half an hour out of your day and anxiously waiting for the right moment to press the hold button and having failed to do so, meant another half an hour of waiting for the page to come back round again!
Mali to give away .ML domains for free
Oh Mali not Mail
I misread the headline - I thought you were saying the Daily Mail were giving away free domain names! I thought for a moment this was a news story about some new scheme to create a virtual online version of middle England or something!
Maggie Thatcher: The Iron Lady who saved us from drab Post Office mobes
I dont know why the fuck I got some thumbs down, I said something very tame and not at all nasty about her - I must be getting it from both sides, I'm not a bloody lib dem you know, jeeze!
Re: Sadly, the under 40s
I'm only 29 but I do remember my grandparents having still into the 90s a hardwired phone with a big ass dial on it, connected up to a little box on the skirting board with probably "GPO" moulded into it!
This is of course the reason why they used to use the old acoustic couplers isint it!!
I'm not a Thatcher fan but yeah, maybe if it wasnt for her, you might be using broadband couplers to get online with your fondle slabs! Maybe someone should make an App in her honour - all it does is play her famous line "The lady's not for turning" whenever you turn the tablet to one side!
Paris because she's a lady who certainly does turn!
The ten SEXIEST computers of ALL TIME
Re: Some of these inclusions are...
You've got me worried now that I might be possessed by him - no wonder I was considering buying a black polo neck the other day!
Some of these inclusions are...
...all fur-coat and no floating point coprocessor! You should have included the motherboards so we could judge them on their inner beauty too!
Chauvinist pigs!
Library ebooks must SELF-DESTRUCT if scribes want dosh - review
Dear Sir
We are writing to you to inform you that the digital bits you borrowed from us on the 22nd of Jan 2013 are now two months overdue. As a result, you have occurred a late fee of £1,000,000 (ONE MILLION DOLLAR POUNDS).
We would kindly urge you to return the due bits to your nearest interwebz tubez or WiFi access point and transfer all fees owed to your local library via Western Union Money Transfer as soon as possible.
Yours sincerely,
Surrey County Council Libraries department
News Corp prez threatens to pull Fox TV off the air
Pics or didnt happen!
I want to see the room full of tiny telly aerials!
Parking ticket firm 'exposed private info' - ICO making enquiries
someone lying in bed to a scene of a pig relaxing in a dog basket
What did they nab pig for? Was he "double porked?"
Windows XP support ends a year from … now!
We've had some good times together me and this old 'puter.
We've been through the same ups and downs as most couples - random blue-screens of death due to a dodgy video card driver, updates that took half a day in order fix more holes than a chuck of Swiss cheese, that annoying "doo-dong" sound it makes when you plug a USB device in, being accused of owning a pirated copy the operating system for no reason... ah memories!
I'm thinking of holding a funeral - maybe plonk my Windows XP install disc in a shoe box, dig a hole in the garden and lower the coffin down to the sound of the Windows XP shut-down jingle! I won't wear black, XP was a colourful chap and would rather we all celebrate its life by wearing the most garish green, blue and orange clobber we have available!
I might make it a headstone out of a 2008 vintage netbook, just have it poking out the earth to mark the spot so that well wishers can pay homage. *sobs*
Playboy submits to Apple with nudity-free 'Pornography 2.0' app
"Folks who want porn can buy an Android phone."
The reason he said that was not because he has anything against porn, but because the iPhone is not seamen resistant!
Facebook buys Dummly from outernet prodigy Dick D'Miner
Re: And what happened to the kid that got showered in money by Yahoo?
I think he's spending Easter round Stephen's. I hope he likes Twinings 'cus it's the only thing to drink round there!
Jobs' first boss Nolan Bushnell: 'Steve was difficult but valuable'
Are you a total jerk? Your dress sense makes you look like a douche?
Chuck E. Cheese is now hiring and wants YOU to come and join us in one of many dynamic and exciting roles in our food creation and hygiene technician departments!
Torygraph and Currant Bun stand by to repel freeloaders
Paying for El Reg
I'd want a free gift, a El Reg tea mug or a wall calender with 12 of the best pics from the Playmobile reconstruction series, or something Paris-y at least!
Google Shopping Express dips toe in same-day home delivery
Automated Google Van!
I can just imagine them flying down residential streets, bouncing violently over speed bumps and killing small children trying to cross the road as they rush deliveries of organic vegetables and the latest iWhatever to "trendy" people! No doubt they'll have cameras on them too so that Google can upgrade Streetview to be "real-time" and will probably hack passing wifi connections too I should think! And any passing pedestrians will be scanned and entered into the database of "Google Stalk" as well, which will be handy I'm sure!
I wish we could use three icons on posts, this one is definitely a "joke alert", a "your foster parents are dead" with a splattering of "big brother is watching you"!
Slime mould mashup models fiendish computing problem
I did my own version of this once...
Except I substituted the salesman/slime mould for Paris and nightclubs with VIP lounges with "seedy reputations" in a large world class capital city, represented the cities that needed visiting! It worked a treat and we got some good results, though it cost a fortune in chauffeur driven limos and we needed to have a "clean-up crew" on standby at all times!
Bill Gates offers big bucks for better condoms
Re: Tech company condoms
Oh yes, I can just imagine they would! The branding would look quite cool too I reckon with the vulture logo on the packet and a striking red design that's bound to stand out on any chemist's shelves!
I'm pleased to hear I win the internet too, I did start wondering that obviously I have too much time on my hands to have written that, it's good to know I'm making a difference! lol
Tech company condoms
iSheath - it's shiny, the packet has rounded corners, very well made, but too expensive for the third world.
Linux French Letters - it's free and open so you can never be sure who has used it before hand!
Windows For Love Makers 3.11 - Industry standard but very unreliable - best to use it with a third party spermicide.
Raspberry Pi-dom - Very affordable and extremely flexible but in order to cut costs there's no foil wrapper!
Java Johnnies - These have been recalled due to their poor viral resilience!
Adobe Ultra Sensitive - Thin and unreliable - used to be popular about a decade ago but rapidly declining in usage.
El Reg Rubber Ticklers - Strong premium quality latex with strategically placed pleasure notches. 8 out of 10 sex workers recommend them! or for the more demanding customer...
El Reg Paris Extra Safe - An Industrial grade prophylactic that's been clinically proven to provide the highest level of protection for the more adventurous consumer with a riskier lifestyle. You can rely on the El Reg Paris range of condoms for piece of mind no matter how debauched things get!
Branson, Berners-Lee, Google, £2m: LET'S SAVE THE WORLD
Re: £2million
They spend more than that annually on lava-lamps!
No, really: Austrians develop hi-tech jewellery made out of concrete
Concrete council tower blocks are a girl's best friend!
Watch the skies: SPACE HEDGEHOG plunges to Earth in Oxfordshire
The good thing about this is that dead hedgehogs you find on the street are normally flat so whoever finds it wont even have to stump up for Parcel Force to send it in. They can just stuff it in an A4 envelope, plonk on a couple of second classes and its good to go!
Next from Microsoft: 'Blue', the Windows 8 they hope you don't hate
A bit of Blue for the dads!
Windows Blue - the sexy new operating system from Microsoft!
Get down and dirty with touchy-feely tiles, fondle about in the dark trying to find the desktop and squeal with delight at our new improved USB3 drivers that make inserting a small plug round the back an electrifying experience!
Available for download from microsoft.xxx or grab a physical copy which includes a free bottle of "Clippy Poppers" from all good licensed sex shops!
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Myanmar: All you need to know about travelling to this Asian country
1 July 2013
Myanmar: The Basics
Population: Statistics vary but around 50 million
Capital: Naypyidaw
Currency: Kyat
Language: Burmese
Religion: Approximately 89% of the population is Buddhist. Hinduism is practiced mainly by Burmese Indians.
Emergency numbers: 192 (ambulance), 199 (police), 192 (fire)
Visa, Please
Who needs one?
All visitors to Myanmar must obtain visas. In September 2010, the Burmese government suspended its visa on arrival program after only four months. A tourist visa is $35 and allows a stay of up to 28 days. Writers, journalists, editors, film producers and photographers may have trouble obtaining a visa. Stating these occupations on your application may result in your visa being declined. Download forms at www.mesingapore.org.sg.
Getting it sorted in Singapore
The Myanmar Embassy is located at 15 St Martin's Drive. Call 6735 0209. Visa applications are accepted Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 12.30pm; collection times are from 3pm to 5pm. Processing time usually takes four working days.
Health Hints
- Myanmar has quite a few nasty snakes, including cobras, kraits and the Russell's Viper, one of Asia'a deadliest snakes. Wear the right footwear and keep an eye out for critters at all times.
- Dengue and malaria are a problem in Myanmar, so be sure to take adequate precautions against both of them.
Learn the Lingo
Good Morning: Mingalar ba
Thank you: Kyei zu tin ba de
How much is this? Bel lau lel
I am hungry: Hsa bi
I'll be back soon: Makya gin pyan la me
Hot Spots
Yangon, Mandalay, Bagan, Inle Lake, Kyaitko, Moulmein
Itinerary Ideas
- "The Big Four": Yangon – Mandalay – Bagan – Inle Lake
- South: Yangon – Kyaikto – Moulmein
Time and Dates
Flying time
3 hours
Time difference from Singapore
1.5 hours behind
When to go
The monsoon season lasts from May to October; thereafter temperatures cool a bit from November to February before heating back up between March to April. The climate in the higher altitudes of northern Myanmar is temperate throughout the year, but is humid in lower Myanmar along the coastlines and around the delta region, which includes Yangon.
Key dates
13-16 April – Thingyan. Celebrating the Myanmar New Year, this festival lasts for several days and features lots of good-natured water throwing.
21 October –Full Moon of Thadingyut, The end of Buddhist Lent features three days of festivities, with houses and streets illuminated and decorated.
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(AP) - In Virginia's Democratic gubernatorial primary, it's becoming a game of big names.
Congressman Patrick Kennedy, son of Senator Ted Kennedy,
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FORT WORTH — Vicky Hernandez didn't have many answers Tuesday as she made funeral arrangements for her 22-year-old son.Stephen Hernandez was on Texas 360 near Trinity Boulevard in far east Fort Worth just after 8:30 p.m. Sunday when a sport utility vehicle hit him."I have no idea what he was doing there," said Vicky Hernandez, who lives in Arlington. "I know where that area is, but no one has told me what he was doing there."Vicky Hernandez was out of town and learned Monday that her son was killed."I was just driving back into town when I heard that he had been killed," she said. "Police haven't told me much."Stephen Hernandez was on the busy freeway when the southbound SUV hit him in the 4200 block of Texas 360, police said. The driver stopped and was interviewed by officers and eventually released, police said.Hernandez was pronounced dead at the scene at 9:08 p.m. Sunday, the Tarrant County medical examiner's office reports."It appeared that he was crossing … 360 east to west in the right lane," Fort Worth police Sgt. Cynthia Blake said Tuesday in an email. "We do not know where he was coming from or going at the time. We did not locate a vehicle in the area."Stephen Hernandez was the father of two girls, 2-year-old Sophia and 13-month-old Catalina.He was the son of former Arlington police officer Enrique "Henry" Hernandez, who retired from the force in 2003 and now works in law enforcement in the Brownsville area.Stephen Hernandez was a 2010 graduate of Los Fresnos High School in South Texas, his mother said.
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Pioneers win big in opener, go quietly in nightcap
It was a good day to win big at home in the opener of a 5A-East District high school baseball doubleheader.
Well, maybe not.
At the Batesville North Complex, the Batesville Pioneers defeated the Wynne Yellowjackets 10-0 in a run-ruled five innings. The Yellowjackets took the nightcap 7-1.
In Paragould, the Greene County Tech Eagles mashed the Blytheville Chickasaws 16-2 in the opener and then lost 11-6 in an 11-inning marathon.
The other district games saw Nettleton sweep in Forrest City, 3-0 and 23-8, and Paragould do the same in West Helena, 22-1 and 18-1.
CBC moves to 34-0 with sweep of Lyon
The Lyon College Pipers watched as the Central Baptist Mustangs scored two runs in the top of the seventh inning to earn a 4-3 victory and keep their unbeaten streak alive in game two of a sweep on Tuesday at House Field.
The Pipers (11-15) lost game one by a score of 9-1 in six innings. Central Baptist has not lost in 34 outings this season and is 3-0 in 1-run contests.
CBC moves to 34-0 with sweep of Lyon
The Lyon College Pipers watched as the Central Baptist Mustangs scored two runs in the top of the seventh inning to earn a 4-3 victory and keep their unbeaten streak alive in game two of a sweep on Tuesday at House Field.
The Pipers (11-15) lost game one by a score of 9-1 in six innings. Central Baptist has not lost in 34 outings this season and is 3-0 in 1-run contests.
Lady Pioneers split with state champs
WYNNE — The Batesville Lady Pioneers split with the defending Class 5A state champions in a 5A-East District softball doubleheader here Tuesday.
The Lady Pioneers took the opener 7-3. The Lady Yellowjackets bounced back to win the nightcap 4-2.
With the split in Wynne and two Greene County Tech wins in Blytheville, the Tech Lady Eagles stand alone atop the district standings with a 6-0 mark. They are 10-2 overall.
Wynne (6-1, 10-5) fell to second. Batesville is fifth at 3-3 and 8-9.
Cavemen sweep 'Cats
FLIPPIN — The Cave City Cavemen collected a sweep over the Flippin Bobcats in a nonconference doubleheader here Tuesday.
Cave City won the opener 10-9 and took the nightcap 17-5 in five innings.
Dalton Carpenter started game one and Tyler Booth collected the win with two and one third innings of relief. Booth allowed just one hit in that span.
Taylor Milligan, Booth, and William Boyd were credited with two hits each. Dalton Bell drilled a 3-run homer.
In game two, Jacob Odom earned the win.
BHS kickers split with visitors
Batesville and Conway Christian split nonconference high school soccer matches in Pioneer Stadium on Tuesday.
The Lady Pioneers won 2-1. The Conway Christian Eagles won 3-2.
Kali Foreman scored both goals for the Lady Pioneers. Her unassisted winner came with 16 minutes, 44 seconds to play. Samantha Goodwin assisted Foreman's first half score.
Batesville outshot the visitors 25-11. Lady Pioneer goalie Yesenia Gutierrez recorded nine saves.
Lady Southerners win first in soccer
MOUNTAIN VIEW — Southside held tough in the first half and then used the wind to its advantage in the second half to defeat Mountain View in a girls Class 4A-2 soccer match here Tuesday.
Mountain View scored a goal with two minutes left in the first period with the wind at its back.
Southside answered in the second half with a pair of left-footed goals from sophomore Alex Burroughs.
Southside earns key 4A-2 victory
SOUTHSIDE — The Southside Lady Southerners held on for a 4-2 win over the Heber Springs Lady Panthers in a 4A-2 District softball game here Tuesday.
Southside led 4-0 after four innings. Heber Springs got one back in the fifth and another in the seventh.
Tandra McPherson led off Southside's half of the of the second inning with a triple. She scored on a 2-out wild pitch.
In the third, Haley Mourer reached on a error and scored on a single by Krysta Beeler.
Batesville thinclads sweep
HEBER SPRINGS — The Batesville Junior Pioneers and Junior Lady Pioneers swept the track and field meet championships here Monday.
Batesville's girls dominated, totaling 141.5 points and finishing 43.5 points ahead of second-place Bald Knob. Southside finished third with 71 points as Ashylynne King won the high-point award.
The Junior Pioneers edged their hosts, the Heber Spring Junior Panthers by 10 points (137.5-127.5). Eighteen teams competed in the event.
BHS soccer teams blank visitors
Defense was the name of the game again Monday night at Pioneer Stadium.
The Batesville Lady Pioneers blanked the Jonesboro Westside Consolidated Lady Warriors 6-0 and the Pioneers shut out the Warriors 3-0 in a pair of nonconference high school soccer matches.
Lady Pioneer Coach Angela Insell and Pioneer Coach TJ Stroud each said it was also a good day for their reserves.
"The whole bench got to play, which was a good thing," Insell said.
Cougars outrun Pirates
CALICO ROCK — A 4-run top of the seventh gave the Izard County Cougars the cushion they needed to grab an 8-6 nonconference victory over Calico Rock here Monday.
The game was tied 4-4 entering the final frame. Izard County won the last inning 4-2.
Preston Harmon pitched six and two thirds innings and allowed four earned runs on six hits. He waked two and struck out one.
Jed Yarnell provided relief and recorded the last out with a strikeout.
Newport edges Cave City
NEWPORT — The Newport Lady Greyhounds scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning for a 5-4 victory over the Cave City Cavewomen here Monday afternoon.
Cave City led the nonconference softball game 5-3 after five innings.
Rachel Roebuck pitched first three innings and allowed one hit and two unearned runs. She struck out two and walked two.
Elisha Ramos pitched the last three innings and gave up three earned runs on five hits. Ramos fanned three and walked three.
Cave City (7-3) recorded seven hits. Lindsey Wooldridge led with two singles and a double.


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University of Montana Western student, Cody Westbrook, will be honored at half time of this Saturday's football game with the Volunteer of the Game award.
The University of Montana Western volleyball team traveled to Denver for three matches in two days at Johnson and Wales University-Denver and swept all three.
The University of Montana Western football team took on Southern Oregon University on Saturday afternoon and lost to the No. 5 team in the NAIA 6-31.
The University of Montana Western men's rodeo team is currently in first place and the women are in third place following the fall portion of their rodeo seasons.
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It's not some sort of Magic Eye trick; instead, the "baby illusion" is in the eye of the beholder. New research in Current Biology found that parents routinely perceive their youngest child as smaller than he or she really is. This may explain why the baby of the family never outgrows the label.
Researchers asked new mothers if their first child suddenly appeared bigger following the birth of their second, and 70 percent of participants said they'd noticed this shift in size. Mothers were also asked to estimate their children's heights on a blank wall, and they were more likely to accurately mark their eldest child's height than that of their youngest, which the moms significantly underestimated.
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Long Island Business News named a new publisher and editor, two posts that had been vacant since October, the paper's owner The Dolan Co. announced Wednesday in a news article on the publication's website.
Scott Schoen, the audience development manager for The Dolan Co. was named publisher, and senior reporter Gregory Zeller was named editor for the 7,500-circulation business weekly.
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A Manhattan startup's portal to connect small business owners with the right lawyers is now available on Long Island.
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We are Blaze and we create the ultimate products for urban cyclists. To start with, we reimagined the bike light…
Blaze began by tackling arguably the biggest problem for city cyclists; being caught in the blind spot. Our innovative lights also have a laser that projects the symbol of a bike down onto the road ahead. They give the cyclist a presence out of their usually small footprint, helping to prevent drivers ahead from turning across their path.
It is a simple idea and a very big problem, hence the excitement – have a google! Blaze has had incredible, ongoing and incoming press attention, featuring in The Times, Telegraph, BBC, New York Times, Wired, Sky News etc. Founder Emily has won various entrepreneurial accolades and the company has to date raised 2 successful rounds of Seed Investment, with current interest from some very big names.
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Indian Removal Act
The Indian Removal Act is a law that was passed by Congress on May 28, 1830, during the presidency of Andrew Jackson. It authorized the president to negotiate with Indian tribes in the Southern United States for their removal to federal territory west of the Mississippi River in exchange for their homelands.[1][2][3]
The act was strongly supported by non-native people of the South, who were eager to gain access to lands inhabited by the Five Civilized Tribes. Christian missionaries, most notably Jeremiah Evarts, protested against its passage.
The "Five Civilized Tribes," made up of the Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee-Creek, Seminole, and original Cherokee Nations, had been established as autonomous nations in the southeastern United States. The acculturation proposed by George Washington was well under way among the Cherokee and Choctaw.[4] Thomas Jefferson's policy had been to respect the Native Americans' rights to their homelands, allowing all Native Americans who had adopted Anglo-European behavior to remain east of the Mississippi. He planned to guide them towards practicing an agriculture-based society. However, Andrew Jackson sought to renew a policy of political and military action for the removal of the Native Americans from these lands and worked toward enacting a law for Indian removal.[5][6]
In the 1823 case of Johnson v. M'Intosh, the United States Supreme Court handed down a decision which stated that Indians could occupy lands within the United States, but could not hold title to those lands.[7] Jackson, as was common before the American Civil War, viewed the union as a federation of sovereign states. He opposed Washington's policy of establishing treaties with Indian tribes as if they were foreign nations. Thus, the creation of Indian jurisdictions was a violation of state sovereignty under Article IV, Section 3 of the Constitution. As Jackson saw it, either Indians comprised sovereign states (which violated the Constitution) or they are subject to the laws of existing states of the Union. Jackson urged Indians to assimilate and obey state laws. Further, he believed he could only accommodate the desire for Indian self-rule in federal territories. That required resettlement west of the Mississippi River on federal lands.[8][9]
Support and opposition[edit]
The Removal Act was strongly supported by non-native people in the South, who were eager to gain access to lands inhabited by the Five Civilized Tribes. In particular, Georgia, the largest state at that time, was involved in a contentious jurisdictional dispute with the Cherokees. President Jackson hoped removal would resolve the Georgia crisis.[10]
The Indian Removal Act was controversial. While many European Americans during this time favored its passage, there was significant opposition. Many Christian missionaries, most notably missionary organizer Jeremiah Evarts, protested against passage of the Act. In Congress, New Jersey Senator Theodore Frelinghuysen and Congressman Davy Crockett of Tennessee spoke out against the legislation. The Removal Act passed after bitter debate in Congress.[11]
Jackson viewed the demise of Indian tribal nations as inevitable, pointing to the advancement of settled life and demise of tribal nations in the American northeast. He called his northern critics hypocrites, given the north's history; Indian tribes were driven to extinction, Indian hunting grounds replaced with family farms, and state law replaced tribal law. If the Indians of the south were to survive and their culture maintained, they faced powerful historical forces that could only be postponed. He dismissed romantic portrayals of lost Indian culture as a sentimental longing for a simpler time in the past—progress requires moving forward.[12]
Humanity has often wept over the fate of the aborigines of this country and philanthropy has long been busily employed in devising means to avert it, but its progress has never for a moment been arrested, and one by one have many powerful tribes disappeared from the earth. … But true philanthropy reconciles the mind to these vicissitudes as it does to the extinction of one generation to make room for another … Philanthropy could not wish to see this continent restored to the condition in which it was found by our forefathers. What good man would prefer a country covered with forests and ranged by a few thousand savages to our extensive Republic, studded with cities, towns, and prosperous farms, embellished with all the improvements which art can devise or industry execute, occupied by more than 12,000,000 happy people, and filled with all the blessings of liberty, civilization, and religion?[13][14]
Jackson, according to historian H. W. Brands, sincerely believed his population transfer was a "wise and humane policy" that would save the Indians from "utter annihilation." Brand writes that given the "racist realities of the time, Jackson was almost certainly correct in contending that for the Cherokees to remain in Georgia risked their extinction." Jackson portrayed his paternalism and federal support as a generous act of mercy.[12]
On April 24, 1830, the Senate passed the Indian Removal Act by a vote of 28 to 19.[15] On May 26, 1830, the House of Representatives passed the Indian Removal Act by a vote of 101 to 97.[16] On May 28, 1830, the Indian Removal Act was signed into law by President Andrew Jackson.
While Native American removal was in theory voluntary, in practice great pressure was put on Native American leaders to sign removal treaties. Most observers, whether they were in favor of the Indian removal policy or not, realized that the passage of the act meant the inevitable removal of most Indians from the states. Some Native American leaders who had previously resisted removal now began to reconsider their positions, especially after Jackson's landslide re-election in 1832. Affected tribes included the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole.[10] Additional tribal peoples affected and removed were the Wyandot, the Kickapoo, the Potowatomi, the Shawnee, and the Lenape.[citation needed]
The Removal Act paved the way for the reluctant migration of tens of thousands of American Indians to the West, an event widely known as the "Trail of Tears," a resettlement of the native population.[17][18][19][20] The first removal treaty signed after the Removal Act was the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek on September 27, 1830, in which Choctaws in Mississippi ceded land east of the river in exchange for payment and land in the West. The Treaty of New Echota, signed in 1835, resulted in the removal of the Cherokee on the Trail of Tears. The Seminoles and other tribes did not leave peacefully. Along with fugitive slaves they resisted the removal. The Second Seminole War lasted from 1835 to 1842 and resulted in the government allowing the Seminoles to remain in the South Florida swamp. Only a small number remained, and around 3,000 were killed in the war between American soldiers and Seminoles.[21]
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- ^ The U.S. Senate passed the bill on April 24, 1830 (28–19), the U.S. House passed it on May 26, 1830 (102–97); Prucha, Francis Paul, The Great Father: The United States Government and the American Indians, Volume I, Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1984, p. 206.
- ^ The Congressional Record has the bill passing 101–97 with 11 not voting. House vote No. 149 on May 26, 1830.
- ^ "Indian Removal Act: Primary Documents of American History". Library of Congress. Retrieved May 12, 2011.
- ^ Perdue, Theda (2003). "Chapter 2 "Both White and Red"". Mixed Blood Indians: Racial Construction in the Early South. The University of Georgia Press. p. 51. ISBN 0-8203-2731-X.
- ^ Jefferson, Thomas (1803). "President Thomas Jefferson to William Henry Harrison, Governor of Indiana Territory". Retrieved 2012-07-14.
- ^ Jackson, Andrew. "President Andrew Jackson's Case for the Removal Act". Mount Holyoke College. Retrieved May 28, 2013.
- ^ "Indial Removal 1814-1858". Public Broadcasting System. Retrieved 2009-08-11.
- ^ Brands, H.W. (2006). Andrew Jackson: His Life and Times. Anchor. p. 488. ISBN 978-1-4000-3072-9.
- ^ Wilson, Woodrow (1898). Division and Reunion 1829-1889. Longmans, Green and Co. pp. 35–38.
- ^ a b "Indian Removal Act". A&E Television Networks. 2011. Retrieved February 20, 2012.[dead link]
- ^ Howe pp. 348–352.
- ^ a b Brands, (2006). p489-493
- ^ Brands, (2006). p490
- ^ "Statements from the Debate on Indian Removal". Columbia University. Retrieved March 21, 2014.
- ^ "To Order Engrossment and Third Reading of S. 102.". GovTrack. 2013-07-07. Retrieved 2013-10-21.
- ^ "To Pass S. 102. (P. 729)". GovTrack. 2013-07-07. Retrieved 2013-10-21.
- ^ Robert E. Greenwood PhD (2007). Outsourcing Culture: How American Culture has Changed From "We the People" Into a One World Government. Outskirts Press. p. 97.
- ^ Rajiv Molhotra (2009). "American Exceptionalism and the Myth of the American Frontiers". In Rajani Kannepalli Kanth. The Challenge of Eurocentrism. Palgrave MacMillan. pp. 180, 184, 189, 199.
- ^ Paul Finkelman and Donald R. Kennon (2008). Congress and the Emergence of Sectionalism. Ohio University Press. pp. 15,141,254.
- ^ Ben Kiernan (2007). Blood and Soil: A World History of Genocide and Extermination from Sparta to Darfur. Yale University Press. pp. 328, 330.
- ^ Foner, Eric (2006). Give me liberty. Norton.
Further reading[edit]
- Howe, Daniel Walker. What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815–1848. (2007) ISBN 978-0-19-507894-7
External links[edit]
- Indian Removal Act and related resources, at the Library of Congress
- 1830 State of the Union on Indian Removal; Text at 100 Milestone Documents
- 1830 in law
- 1830 in the United States
- 19th-century colonization of the Americas
- Aboriginal title in the United States
- Andrew Jackson
- Cherokee Nation (19th century)
- Ethnic cleansing in the United States
- Forced migrations of Native Americans in the United States
- Indian Territory
- Legal history of Georgia (U.S. state)
- Native American history of Georgia (U.S. state)
- United States federal Native American legislation
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