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Ahmadinejad's Economic Savvy
September 1, 2011 by TMO · Leave a Comment
'He's giving back half of the 60 billion dollars in savings directly to the people in monthly deposits. So every Iranian, man woman and child, is eligible to receive the equivalent of 40 dollars a month.'
By Fareed Zakaria, CNN
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad waves to worshippers before speaking at Friday prayers on Jerusalem Day in Tehran August 26, 2011. REUTERS/Morteza Nikoubazl |
From the White House to London's House of Commons and beyond…few Westerners have anything nice to say about Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
But there's one group that has glowing words of praise for Iran's President – and it's based not in Tehran, but in Washington.
The International Monetary Fund's latest report paints a pretty picture of Iran's economy.
It says growth has hit 3.2%, and will accelerate still further.
Inflation has dropped from 25% to 12% in just two years.
And Tehran has managed to do what every major oil exporter can only dream of accomplishing: It's slashed subsidies on gas to recoup 60 billion dollars in annual revenue. That one-sixth of Iran's entire GDP.
Why is this happening? And how can it be despite years of economic sanctions?
What in the world is going on?
Some say the IMF's numbers can't be right.
But we have no reason to doubt their work. The fund reasserted this week that its projections were independent of the government.
The real story here is that Iran has actually begun implementing some economic reforms. For decades now, Iranian leaders have tried to wean its people off cheap oil – oil that is subsidized by the government.
Cheap oil that has no connection to real market prices is not sustainable. Iran knows it, and so does every country from Saudi Arabia to Venezuela. But in the same way that any talk of tax increases here in America is considered heresy, people in oil-rich countries believe as an article of faith that they deserve cheap oil.
So how did Iran finally cut out the freebies?
The backstory is a complex game of chess between Ahmadinejad and someone much more powerful – the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
One theory goes like this: The Ayatollah thought cutting subsidies would make Ahmadinejad deeply unpopular. An ensuing revolt would then remove the one man who's come to challenge the Supreme Leader's power.
Another theory is that Ahmadinejad felt confident enough to go ahead with the reforms because he's crushed the opposition Green Movement.
Either way, he's played a smart hand. He's giving back half of the 60 billion dollars in savings directly to the people in monthly deposits.
So every Iranian, man woman and child, is eligible to receive the equivalent of 40 dollars a month.
That kind of money won't make any difference to Tehran's upper classes.
But that's not Ahmadinejad's constituency.
On the other hand if you're poor, if you have many children, and if you make sure the whole family signs up for the deposits, you'll probably be saying "Thanks, Mr. President".
The key thing to note here is that President Ahmadinejad had no choice, and neither did the Ayatollah.
Iran could not afford the subsidies anymore. Its economy is highly dysfunctional with many massive distortions and subsidies. And Washington's recent targeted sanctions are beginning to bite.
It is now harder than ever before for Iran to do business with the world. Most of the major international traders of refined petroleum have stopped dealing with Iran. Tehran now has to rely on much costlier overland shipments for its exports.
And it is now almost impossible to conduct dollar-denominated transactions with Iran. So we were left with the bizarre case last month of China resorting to the barter system to pay Iran for 20 billion dollars worth of oil.
The IMF has a point. Iran is implementing some needed reforms and as a result its economy is doing better. The irony is that it's happening – in some part – because of our sanctions. Talk about unintended consequences.
Muhammad Yunus
July 21, 2011 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Syed Aslam
Muhammad Yunus was born in 28 June of 1940 in the village of Bathua, near Chittagong, what was then Eastern Bengal. He studied at Dhaka University, East Pakistan now Bangladesh, and graduated with MA degree in economics. He qualified for Fulbright scholarship to study economics at Vanderbilt University and received his Ph.D. in economics in 1969. The following year he became an assistant professor of economics at Middle Tennessee State University. Returning to Bangladesh in 1972 Dr.Yunus headed the economics department at Chittagong University.
His father was a successful goldsmith who always encouraged his sons to seek higher education. But his biggest influence was his mother, who always helped any poor that knocked on their door. This inspired him to commit himself to eradication of poverty. In 1974, Professor Muhammad Yunus, led his students on a field trip to a poor village. They interviewed a woman who made bamboo basket, and found out that she had to borrow the equivalent of 10 cent to buy raw bamboo for each basket made. After repaying the middleman, sometimes at rates as high as 10% a week, she was left with a few cent in profit. Had she been able to borrow at lower rates, she would have been able to make some money and raise herself above subsistence level.
Dr.Yunus took matters into his own hands, and from his own pocket lent money equivalent $27 to basket-weavers. He found that it was possible with this tiny amount not only to help them survive, but also to create the spark of personal initiative and enterprise necessary to pull themselves out of poverty.
Against the advice of banks and government, Yunus carried on giving out micro-loans, and in 1983 formed the Grameen Bank, meaning village bank founded on principles of trust and solidarity. In Bangladesh today, Grameen Bank has 2,564 branches, with 19,800 staff serving 8.29 million borrowers in 81,367 villages. On any working day Grameen Bank collects an average of $1.5 million in weekly installments. Of the borrowers, 97% are women and over 97% of the loans are paid back, a recovery rate higher than any other banking system. Grameen methods are applied in projects in 58 countries, including the US, Canada and France.
Muhammad Yunus has shown himself to be a leader who has managed to translate visions into practical action for the benefit of millions of people, not only in Bangladesh, but also in many other countries. Loans to poor people without any financial security was an impossible idea. From modest beginnings three decades ago, Yunus has, first and foremost through Grameen Bank, developed micro-credit into an ever more important instrument in the struggle against poverty.
Dr. Muhammad Yunus was the first Bangladeshi to get a Nobel Prize in 2006. After receiving the news of the award, Yunus announced that he would use part of his share of the $1.4 million award money to create a company to make low-cost, high-nutrition food for the poor; while the rest would go toward setting up an eye hospital for the poor in Bangladesh. He has earned many prestigious awards.


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The NHL off-season is nice for hockey players for all of about two or three weeks. After that it's time to get back in the gym, which means rebuilding a lot of muscle you once had and managed to lose over the course of the season.
Some guys seek out a little help from trainers, whether that be for motivation or advice, and Gary Roberts has become synonymous with off-season training. Pretty much every player he's worked with over the past few years has returned to the League in the best shape of their lives.
Roberts was able to be successful and intimidating late into his career because of his strict workout regimen, and it didn't go unnoticed.
I came across this old picture of him today on TSN's Facebook page.
Good point, FSN. Very good point. The crazy eyes are a nice touch.


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I'd like to use this to fill a cake this weekend and was wondering about the consistency of it. I've used a different caramel recipe here before and it was so thick that it was nearly impossible to cut through once the cake was made and ready to be served. Is fragglerock1's recipe suitable to fill a cake and be able to cut through it without massacre-ing the cake?


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adjective \ˌən-ˈnəm-bərd\: not identified with a number
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: not having an identifying number <unnumbered pages>
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If Irish life were simply about leprechauns, jigs and the wearin' o' the green, the playful revival of "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" at the Roundabout might be more satisfying than it is.
But Brian Friel's play about a young Irishman dwelling on his cramped and dismal life the night before he embarks for America reflects a darker side of the Irish character. The Ballybeg Friel describes is a place of futility, dreary rowdiness and self-denial that is pathetic rather than ennobling.
Too little of this bleakness is apparent in the production Joe Dowling has directed. The play seems like a collection of droll vignettes of provincial life rather than a portrait of a young man battling to find out who he is and where he is going.
At the heart of the play is the young man's frustrating relationship with his father. Both are trapped by their inability to be open with one another. This is not uniquely Irish, but their emotional impasse is aggravated by an intensely Irish stubbornness.
As the father, Milo O'Shea conveys the infuriating small-mindedness of a man hopelessly muddled in routine but there is little suggestion of the torments or complexities that have made him embrace a life as predictable as a mechanical clock.
Friel's most inventive device in this 1964 play was having the character of the son, Gar, played by two men, one of whom gives us the surface Gar, the other everything seething underneath. Here the two Gars are so similar it seems a needless duplication of manpower. Jim True, the public Gar, rarely gives us a sense of a brooding figure unable to communicate what anguishes him. He is instead an affable dullardt, who might live a very pleasant life if he remained in Ballybeg.
As his alter ego, Robert Sean Leonard conveys abundant charm but there is too little sense of the pain beneath the sharp wit.
The strongest moments are with minor characters, especially Jarlath Conroy as a drunken schoolmaster Gar imagines might be his "real" father. Aideen O'Kelly is marvelous as the alcoholic aunt who invites him to America. Miriam Healy-Louie is touching as the girl Gar cannot muster the courage to marry. Leo Leyden is droll as a clergyman with an enthusiasm for checkers. Pauline Flanagan seems less assured than usual as the housekeeper who holds Gar's household together.
A trio of rowdies performs with vigor but even they seem, like much of the production, softened, as if not to antagonize the Irish Board of Trade.
Irish playwright Brian Friel's aching, plaintive classic, "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" - on its second Broadway coming - has proved again the honesty of its vision.
The play first opened in Dublin in 1964 and hit American shores two years later winning nearly universal accolades. Friel went on to win a Tony for "Dancing at Lughnasa."
Over the years, Ireland and America have changed mightily, but Friel's poignant tale of separation and unspoken love stays true as ever.
Directed by Joe Dowling, who has staged several other of Friel's works, the new production may be slightly less astounding, technically, than its predecessor.
Now, using two actors to play the 25-year-old hero, Gareth O'Donnell - Gareth in "public" and Gareth in "private" - seems not nearly so avant-garde as it did in 1966.
But the two Gars - played by Jim True (the public Gareth) and Robert Sean Leonard (the private Gareth) - still move this rich drama along in alternately great happy leaps and steady heartfelt strides.
"Philadelphia, Here I Come!" is set in the tiny Irish village of Ballybeg, the day before Gar is to fly off to America to live with his aunt and uncle.
His last day is also his last chance to close up old wounds with his father, whom Milo O'Shea portrays in a truly standout performance, with the stern and loving housekeeper who has raised him, played by Pauline Flanagan, with his addled but poetic schoolmaster, played by Jareth Conroy, and with his one-time sweetheart, played by Miriam Healy-Louie.
"Silence is the enemy!" private Gar taunts public Gar.
But sometimes the silence is comforting and familiar.
"Watch her carefully, every movement, every gesture, every little peculiarity: Keep the camera whirring; for this is a film you'll run over and over again," private tells public as he gazes about his stolid world.
In one remarkable scene, the elderly father's stooped and frail body leans over Gar's tattered suitcase, capturing the unspeakable sadness of losing the chance and words to say goodbye.
"We've gotten away in theater from this notion that the writer is at the center of our world..." Dowling said in a recent interview. "Every society needs its storytellers, and those storytellers tell us who we are."
"Philadelphia, Here I Come!" is worth listening to again and again.
In the vast category of dramas that explore the rifts between fathers and sons, Brian Friel's "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" is surely the most lyrical. Let others look back in remorse or anger. Mr. Friel chooses to sing.
Even as he is chronicling the inability of his characters, residents of a stultifyingly dull village called Ballybeg, to connect with one another, he is filling the stage with glorious words. The dialogue is as close to pure music as speech can get: rowdy, frolicsome and melancholy, by turns. This 1964 work established the Irish playwright as one of international stature; 30 years later, it seems no less fresh and vital.
Not all the music comes through in the revival that the Roundabout Theater Company is performing at the Criterion Center, although enough does to make the evening rewarding. The cast includes such trustworthy character actors as Milo O'Shea, Pauline Flanagan, Leo Leyden and Jarlath Conroy. The director Joe Dowling, an Irishman with a clear-eyed view of his countrymen, eschews easy sentimentality and the tendency of American directors to make Irish drama quainter than it really is. This is an admirably hard-nosed staging of a play that is rollicking on the surface only.
There is a drawback, though. A critical role, the very one most responsible for the flood of poetry, is uncertainly played by Robert Sean Leonard. That shouldn't be enough to keep you away, but it does explain why this production sometimes seems slow to achieve its full emotional potential.
Mr. Friel's hero, you may recall, is incarnated by two actors: one (Jim True) who portrays 25-year-old Gareth O'Donnell as the world sees him; the other (Mr. Leonard) who represents Gareth's inner self and expresses all the feelings and thoughts churning in his head. Since the play takes place the night before the young man is to leave Ballybeg and emigrate to far-off America, the inner Gareth is particularly busy, gathering final impressions, experiencing last-minute doubts, remembering what was both wonderful and terrible about growing up in an Irish backwater with no mother and an exasperatingly taciturn father.
The device allows Mr. Friel to create a particularly rich character, as diffident on the outside as he is excitable within. We are privy not only to what Gareth says, but also to what he wishes he had said. The events of the play are distinctly homely. At the prompting of the housekeeper who reared him (the wonderfully dry Ms. Flanagan), some of the local boys drop by to bid Gareth an awkward farewell. The broken-down schoolmaster (Mr. Conroy) uses the imminent departure of his former student as an occasion to put the touch on him.
Regular as clockwork, the priest (Mr. Leyden) shows up for his nightly game of checkers, while Gareth's girlfriend (Miriam Healy-Louie) actually gets away from him twice. The first time, depicted in a flashback, he lacks the nerve to ask for her hand. The second time, she's a married woman and, like everyone else, just wants to say her goodbyes. The inner Gareth is alert to it all, enlivening the commonplace with his sarcastic remarks, letting his imagination run wild or reaching out for the love he has craved for so long. He is the play's subtext made flesh, you could say.
Mr. Leonard is an attractive actor, and he handles the inner tumult with some versatility. Mr. True, however, is far and above the more authentic performer, even when he's doing little more than gazing off into space, a dreamy look on his flat and goofy face. As a result, the basic equation is out of whack: Mr. Leonard has most of the dazzling speeches, but Mr. True's reactions command the attention. Instead of two actors acting as one, you have two actors registering as two -- not exactly what is called for.
Still, the play's humor and humanity are mostly well served. It is Mr. Friel's gift to make ordinary people colorful, without falsifying their small and often petty natures. Gareth's father, for example, is a plodding shopkeeper and a man of few words (even fewer when he removes his teeth and sits down to a meal). The hurts and fears that might humanize him in his son's eyes are buried too deep to get out. By alluding to them ever so discreetly -- obliquely, in fact -- Mr. O'Shea gives one of his finest performances.
In what remains the play's most exquisite scene, Gareth tries a last time to banish the heavy silence that is as much a part of the family house as the plain wooden furniture. He has never forgotten a long-ago fishing trip he and his father took, the blue boat they fished from, and the ditty his father sang that rare and joyous day. If only his father remembered, too, maybe there would be no need to run off to America. The dull concentration with which Mr. O'Shea searches his past for the fugitive memory and the quiet desperation with which Mr. True awaits an answer are truly rending.
So is Aideen O'Kelly, who crops up in another flashback, as Gareth's blowsy aunt from Philadelphia on a sentimental trip to the auld sod. Just when you're ready to dismiss her as a loud and maudlin drunk, Ms. O'Kelly suddenly lets you see the depths of the woman's loneliness and her aching need to have a child she can call her own, even if that child has to be her dead sister's. The performance is hilarious. Then it catches you in the throat. Mr. Friel, of course, is behind the quick change. He understands perfectly the ways the heart leaps and lurches. While he has written other plays every bit as observant as "Philadelphia, Here I Come!," I'm not sure he has given us any that are more so.
Officially, the Roundabout production opens the Broadway season. But it also signals what may well be shaping up as an unofficial festival of Mr. Friel plays. "Translations," his 1980 drama about the efforts of the British in the 19th century to impose English names and customs on the peasantry of Ballybeg, is scheduled for a Broadway production in March. Meanwhile, rumors are afloat that Mr. Friel's latest drama, "Molly Sweeney," already a big hit in Dublin, will also have an American hearing soon.
The New York theater could hardly do better. The language in Mr. Friel's plays is as beautiful as any being spoken on a stage today. More important, at a time when the most thrilling pictures seem to be the work of set designers with princely budgets, he stands as a salutary reminder that the most evocative pictures are painted by words. That's not to minimize John Lee Beatty's set, eloquent in its plainness, or Christopher Akerlind's lighting. "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" is lovely to look at.
But it's lovelier to hear. Go, listen and see for yourself.
With Brian Friel's new "Molly Sweeney" opening to acclaim in Dublin, the Roundabout Theater Company does Broadway a service by reminding us of the playwright's rich beginnings. Any production of "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" is only as successful as its attempts to convey, as one character puts it, "this loneliness, this groping," that traps Friel's endearing characters. By that or any other standard, the Roundabout production is a fine revival.
As well it should be, directed as it is by longtime Friel collaborator Joe Dowling. The former artistic director of Dublin's Abbey and Gaiety theaters, Dowling steers a crack ensemble through Friel's heartbreaking Gaelic terrain. "Philadelphia" is one more notch in the Roundabout's growing reputation as Broadway's most consistent provider of quality fare. First produced in 1964, "Philadelphia" is an early glimpse into the author's oft-revisited fictional Irish village of Ballybeg. Set in the early 1960s, the play traces the final evening and morning of young Gareth O'Donnell's life in his native land: He's heading for Philadelphia, in part to escape a stifling homelife with his cold, seemingly unloving father, S.B. O'Donnell (Milo O'Shea).
But leaving doesn't come without pain and trepidation. The 25-year-old Gareth must say goodbye, probably forever, to Madge (Pauline Flanagan), the beloved housekeeper who helped raise him, and Kate (Miriam Healy-Louie), the girl he loved and lost.
It doesn't help that he's moving to America at the invitation of an aunt (Aideen O'Kelly) he hardly knows, having seen her only once, and at her drunken worst.
But the tie that binds the tightest is the boy's unfinished business with his emotionally stingy father, an old man with "dead eyes and a flat face."
If the man would only break through the household's numbing predictability by saying something honest and caring, Gar just might be persuaded to stay. In the end he leaves, "but perhaps with doubts."
Actually, Gar is nothing if not filled with doubts and conflict. And here is where Friel works what can either be theatrical magic or gimmick. Two actors play the character, one the "public" Gar and one the "private." They debate, taunt and console one another, the private Gar giving voice to the proud, wounded boy's true feelings.
At the Roundabout, the device comes close to magic, what with the casting of Jim True as the public Gar and Robert Sean Leonard as the private. Neither of these charming, garrulous performers hits a false note in their emotional pax de deux, nailing the restless ambition of youth, the terror of the unknown and a young man's childlike longing for love.
Equally fine is Flanagan as the loving Madge and O'Shea as the gruff father. O'Kelly all but steals the second act as the drunken, pitiful Aunt Lizzy, turning what verges on stereotype into poignance. Rest of the cast, as various villagers and visitors, rounds out a terrific ensemble.
Played against John Lee Beatty's convincingly rustic country house set, Dowling finds the delicate blend of exuberance and yearning that marks much of Friel's work, even if "Philadelphia" is short on the poetry that would lift later Ballybeg excursions like "Dancing at Lughnasa."
By now, there's a certain obviousness in the relationship between father and son detailed here, and some might even find the goings-on a tad maudlin. But few won't be moved by the two Gars catching their last glimpse of the old housekeeper, or feel the frustration of possible connections missed.


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adjective \ˈfrā-grənt\: having a pleasant and usually sweet smell
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: having a sweet or pleasant smell
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Middle English, from Latin fragrant-, fragrans, from present participle of fragrare to be fragrant
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Forty percent of all trips in the United States are just two miles or less, yet the vast majority are made by car. These short car trips are the most polluting and energy intensive. They are also the easiest trips to convert to bicycling and walking.
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Such a shift from driving to bicycling and walking will provide tens of billions of dollars per year in economic, health, tourism, energy, environmental, safety, and congestion-related benefits.
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A Daytona Beach couple is accused of having drugs, paraphernalia, loaded guns and a stun gun in a house around a 5-year-old child.
Joseph Lutge, 27, and his girlfriend, Katherine Jackson, 25, were arrested Thursday after police served a search warrant at their home on Brasswood Court.
Police said they found marijuana, prescription drugs, two loaded guns and a stun gun at the home.
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Jackson, a previously convicted felon, is charged with having a weapon and child neglect because the stun gun was in easy reach of the child.
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Tranquil Waters
I designed Tranquil Waters with the sunset in mind. From the deep sea blues at the bottom of the quilt you rise up through ocean depths through shallow brighter water straight up to open skies as the sun sets on the horizon. I know, thats all very lovely and poetic but really, that's what I was thinking. I can be very deep and wistful when I want to. All of that aside, this is a great quilt for Salt Water's blending of colors and creates a great opportunity to fussy cut the octopus which, if you know me at all, is something I take great pleasure in. Tranquil Waters originally appeared in American Patchwork and Quilting Magazine in 2009 to accompany another fabric collection called Neptune. It only seemed appropriate to bring this pattern back for my newest ocean inspired fabric collection, Salt Water. So I like to think of this quilt as an encore or sorts.
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LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer is another interesting child friendly learning tablet simply perfect when it comes to education and fun for the little ones. Included in the 4 to 9 year-old category, it comes with a limited price of $144.99, so let's see what exactly it has to offer.
First of all, there is a 5″color touch screen with a resolution of 480 by 272 pixels, or you can also find 2GB of built-in memory (but there is no card slot). The biggest library of games and apps is here included, so children can now enjoy with LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer various games, e-Books, or videos. Have you heard about the online tool called the LeapFrog Learning Path?
In includes multiple stories and funny activities from Mathematics, Music, Reading and writing, Countries and cultures, Georgraphy, Social skills, Physical science and many others. Even more, there is a built-in camera so you can take pictures and edit them. What is more interesting for your child is that it can add various stamps and borders to these photos and actually transport them into his favorite games. And as you can imagine, the dimensions of LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer are appropriate: it measures 1 x 5.1 x 7 inches and it weights only 3 pounds.


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During the seminar, participants will learn about the anatomy of the knee, hip and shoulder, common causes of joint pain and the latest treatments from MTMC's Joint Replacement Center experts. Featured physician include Drs. Matthew Barrett, James Rungee and Russell McKissick.
Millions of people suffer from debilitating pain and stiffness in their joints. Those who are experiencing chronic pain or stiffness in the knee, hip or shoulder or decreased mobility may be a candidate for joint replacement surgery. Whether the condition is caused from trauma, repetitive stress or arthritis or the result of a sports-related injury, MTMC's orthopedic specialists can offer relief and hope for a renewed quality of life.
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This year there was more polo than ever before with three high calibur polo matches taking place on the beach during the weekend.
Ladies Match
Saturday 5th July – 4.00pm
Never before seen at Watergate Bay, or in the UK, two teams of ladies took to the sand in the opening match of the weekend. Teams from South West Polo and Veuve Clicquot stared in a line-up of rising female players from across the country.
Former Miss Wales and TV Gladiator Amy Guy captained Veuve Clicquot, joined by team mates Emma Boers and Charlotte Sweeney, who both hold a two-goal handicap. Rosie Ross, playing with a three goal handicap, captained Team South West Polo with Georgia Sweeney and Phillipa Fitz-Henry.
The match consisted of four closely-fought seven minute chukkas with competitive play from both teams. At half time, Veuve Clicquot held a narrow lead of half a goal, but in the fourth and final chukka South West Polo fought back, led by Phillipa Fitz-Henry, who harried the opposition to secure the seventh and winning goal for her team. Rosie Ross completed a lap of victory in the arena, waving the flag of St Piran to mark South West Polo's victory of 7 goals to 5.5.
Playing to the same rules as the mens' polo, the ladies match showed off some fast paced riding and nimble turns. With a slightly lower centre of gravity than the men, ladies have excellent equestrian balance, and are usually quick to turn and promote a tactical game.
Watergate Bay Trophy Mens' Match
Saturday 5th July – 6.00pm
Representing First Great Western was Caspar West (3 goal handicap), Andrew Blake Thomas (5), and captain Jamie Le Hardy (7). Tim Vaux (4) returned to the sand as captain of Joules with team mates Daniel Loe (3) and Richard Blake Thomas (5).
Joules started with a two goal handicap advantage, but after intense back and forth play First Great Western scored their first goal of the match through Jamie Le Hardy. Richard Blake Thomas quickly retaliated, scoring with a long-range shot from 25 yards. First Great Western pulled level for the first time in the third chukka thanks to a penalty scored by Jamie Le Hardy. A thrilling fourth chukka ensued, with the scoreboard level at six goals each following an early penalty from First Great Western. As the clock ran down both teams fought for the winning goal, with a great move involving all three players from First Great Western resulting in a decisive strike from Tim Vaux to take the win at 6-7.
Cornwall vs Rest of the World Match
Sunday 6th July – 4.30pm
Back by popular demand the returning Cornwall team were fired up and looking to defend their trophy from a revised and rejuvenated Rest of the World team. Captain Daniel Loe (3), Tim Vaux (4) and Ben Marshall (1) were flying the flag for Cornwall against Amy Guy (0), Algy Sim (3) and team captain Richard Blake Thomas (5).
Chasing an initial lead by HSBC, the Cornwall team fought back to level the scores at four goals apiece going into the final chukka. In a dramatic move Tim Vaux scored a victory goal seconds before the final hooter blew, with Cornwall winning by 5 goals to 4 to the delight of the crowd.


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Hi Chris, Please say hello to your mother and thank her for the information that she has provided. It all helps! By the way, I'm in Australia and this is where Minnie emigrated to but I'll get to that a little later. Photos of the Hampson family, YES PLEASE!!!! I only have 3-4 photos - I would be very keen to see any that you may have (so would my mother!). It is possible I may already have one that you are referring to, but I can't be sure until I see it, so send them to me at your leisure. Thank you in advance. At the moment I'm sticking to my maternal line - one day I'll start attacking the other side of the family but for now I'm kept quite busy with the Hampsons and Darbyshires. The IGI has the marriage of Jonathan Hampson to Catherine Hulme in 1833 but her surname is misleading. Catherine was a widow and previously married John Hulme in 1829, John and son William died in Stretford in 1831. Catherine's son, John Hulme, survived and is to be found with Catherine & Jonathan Hampson in their housefold at the time of the 1841 & 1851 Census. From memory, 1 census incorrectly has his surname as Hampson. Catherine's maiden surname was Brundritt (probably Brundrett). I have a marriage for Florence Hampson (22yrs) to Arthur Howard Moon (37yrs) on 15 October 1917 at St Matthew Stretford. Both had not previously married. Her address is 46 Pinnington Lane Stretford (address of James & Mary Derbyshire) and he at 6 Pinnington Lane. His rank/profession was Private in Royal Canadian Regt. Witnesses were - James Derbyshire (maternal uncle), Minnie Hampson & James Hampson. I suspect that they migrated to the USA. Your comment that Minnie went to the USA with Florrie is interesting. After 1917 the next time I find Minnie is an application form dated 1923 for migration to Australia. Her occupation - manageress Ladies & Gents Outfitting at James Harrop & Sons Ltd, 1139 & 31 Chester Rd Stretford. I understand that she did not have her full fare to Australia and supplemented her fare by singing. Apparently she had quite a good voice - I did not inherit that tendency!. Minnie arrived in Australia in January 1924 and worked at Brisbane Hospital Queensland as a nurses aide. Married in 1926 to George Frederick Vaun (born in Essex, England)and resided at a sugar cane farm in El Arish nr Innisfail, QLD Australia. Moved south to New South Wales a few years later. I'm aware of 3 children, 1 boy (eldest) and 2 daughters, I'm descended from the elder of the 2 daughters. Both daughters are alive. Minnie died in 1957 of a stroke and buried at Prospect NSW Australia. Minnie's husband, George Frederick Vaun, joined the Canadian Expeditionary Forces during WWI and perhaps through Arthur Moon & Florrie, Minnie met her future husband??? Only guessing, I do not know where they met - I previously presumed in QLD Australia but I could be wrong. My mother does not know. Do you have any information or stories about siblings of our grandmothers? I've found a picture of Minnie taken in the mid 1920s which I have sent to your other email address at AOL. regards Maxine |


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Despite a wet, soggy harvesting season, the tobacco crop is doing fairly well, according to area farmers.
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Ground has been broken for another new dialysis facility in Shelbyville.
Although the building is not going up yet, earth has been cleared for the Shelbyville DaVita Dialysis Clinic, to be located at 100 Church View St. off Mack Walters Road, just east of Village Plaza.
The clinic, owned by Preferred Properties Partnership of Louisville, will occupy one acre of land encompassing 8,138 square feet in an area was once occupied by a nursing home.
Ice cream lovers may be excited by a banner hanging on the marquee at Middleton Station on Midland Trail proclaiming the coming of a new Baskin-Robbins store.
Charlie and Karen Bertram of Oldham County will own Shelby County's first Baskin-Robbins store, and they are new to the ice cream business.
If you go into a CVS pharmacy and can't find your brand of tobacco product, there's a reason; the store stopped carrying tobacco products Wednesday.
The entire area behind the counter in the Shelbyville location, where cigarettes and other tobacco products used to be stored, is now bare. In place of the tobacco products are now a few posters encouraging customers to stop smoking.
Renovations on Citizens Union Bank's downtown branch at Main and 9th streets are still underway, bank officials say.
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FORT WAYNE — A familiar face rejoined the Wildcat sideline earlier than expected Friday night. Three weeks to the day since he left the hardwood for chemotherapy treatment, Whitko boys' basketball head coach Rob Irwin was on the bench for the No. 2 Wildcats' road game at Fort Wayne Wayne. In late January, Irwin was diagnosed with a rare form of Leukemia. After a receiving intense treatment over a seven-day period, Irwin set out a goal to be back by the sectional round in the first week of March.
NORTH MANCHESTER — In baseball, it's not always necessary to swing for the fences when singles will do. In basketball, its not always necessary to hit the long three-point bomb when going inside for the close shot is working. The Columbia City Eagle boys' basketball team worked that adage to near perfection Friday night as they used a strong inside game to build a commanding first half lead on their way to a 54-39 win over the hosting Manchester Squires.
WARSAW — The Indiana high school boys' swimming and diving sectional at Warsaw started with a school record performance for the Columbia City Eagles and ended with Eagle swimmers qualifying for Saturday's 9 a.m. finals in every event including several swimmers with legitimate shots at sectional titles.
COLUMBIA CITY — Heading into Wednesday night's home game, Columbia City head coach Chris Benedict preached 'stop the penetration.' But that's not all the Eagles did in a statement victory over Fort Wayne Northrop 64-55. The veteran leadership of a sophomore guard led Columbia City to one of its most complete games of the season shooting better than 65 percent from the field and topping an athletic and sizable Bruins team.
INDIANAPOLIS — The season started with two rivals meeting in Whitley County boys' basketball. Why not have it end with one. Sunday, the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) drew up the path for over 400 teams across the state of Indiana. Among them, three county teams are vying for a sectional championship. Columbia City (14-5) and Whitko (14-4) opened the regular season with a buzzer-beating thriller 59-58 in the Eagles favor.
GARRETT — One glaring statistic stuck out Tuesday night when the Churubusco boys' basketball team hit the road to Garrett. 3-for-12 (25 percent). That is what the Eagles shot from the free throw line in the second half of a road loss to the Railroaders 47-40. "It's been a little bit of an issue all year and tonight it got us," Churubusco head coach Mike McBride said. "It comes back to bite you and it bit us tonight."
After an exit earlier than they expected, Columbia City girls' basketball got some good news Monday to lift the spirits of four Lady Eagle seniors. The Northeast Hoosier Conference announced its all-conference teams for the 2010-11 season. Among them, Columbia City (12-10, 1-6) landed four starters within the various team selections. For first-year head coach Amy Shearer, it's some comfort at the end of a 12-10 season.
SOUTH WHITLEY — As the final minutes ticked down Saturday afternoon the chant began at Whitko High School. "This is Rob's House." As the class 3A No. 4 Whitko Wildcats locked up the outright championship in the Three Rivers Conference against Manchester 61-34, head coach Rob Irwin remained at home recovering from chemotherapy treatments. However, it didn't take long for leader of the Wildcats to find out about his team's newest title.
FORT WAYNE — And then there were none. For the first time in recent memory, Whitley County will not be represented at Conseco Fieldhouse for the individual wrestling state championships. All nine Whitley County wrestlers, five from Whitko and four from Churubusco, fell in the first two rounds with several just missing the trip to Indy, including one in a controversial manner.
LAGRANGE — Going into the class 2A Prairie Heights girls basketball sectional not many probably had Churubusco at the top of their lists for winning a title. However, after a emotional semifinal win over the host Lady Panthers, the Lady Eagles carried their hopes to a title shot. Churubusco (7-14) took its longest winning streak (four) in more than a decade into the championship Saturday night.


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