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Find UK Postcodes Inside a Radius
Map of the UK where you can specify a point and a radius to search within and return all outcode postcodes inside the radius.
UK Postcode Radius Search Map
Show Centre Marker? Show Postcode Markers? Only Output Outcodes? Show UK County Borders?
Step 1 : Radius km (maximum = 320km) OR miles (maximum = 200 miles)
Input a radius to search within in KM or miles. Click on the map or type in an address or postcode on the center of your search. After a delay, the results will appear inside the radius. If you hover over a marker, you will see it's outcode postcode.
Any radius less than 20km will return full postcodes, anything more will return outcodes only.
The list of Post Codes inside the radius will be displayed in the textbox. You can toggle between CSV or new line output by clicking the [Toggle CSV or New line] button above the textbox.
Version History
- 21st January 2014 : Version 14
- Added option to show UK county borders
- 12th August 2013 : Version 13
- Full Screen option added
- 6th August 2013 : Version 12
- Option to only output outcodes added, for outcodes with radius less than 20km
- 4th June 2013 : Version 11
- Now outputs full UK postcodes for radius under 20km
- Implemented marker clustering to improve browser performance
- 9th August 2012 : Version 10
- Option to toggle between CSV and new line output format
- 15th July 2012 : Version 9
- Each marker now shows the distance from the centre point in km
- 13th June 2012 : Version 8 - Implemented Google Maps API V3
- Added optional centre point marker
- Added Reset Map button
- 27th April 2012 : Version 7 - Increased maximum radius to 320km / 200miles
- 30th March 2011 : Version 6 - Increased maximum radius to 160km / 100miles
- 11th February 2010 : Version 5 - Increased maximum radius to 100km / 64miles
- 28th January 2010 : Version 4 - Updates
- Miles option added for input
- Centre point can now be input by address or postcode
- 18th September 2009 : Version 3 - Updates
- Maximum radius increased to 50km
- Remove extra comma on CSV output
- Clear CSV textbox on page refresh
- Crosshairs added to map as curser
- Map no longer pans when no postcodes are found
- 25th June 2009 : Version 2 - Major Improvements
- Is it inside radius? function now runs server-side and is much faster
- Output textbox added to output all found postcodes in comma separated format
- 21st February 2009 : Version 1 - Initial Version
Previous Comments For This Page
Hi Paul, i'm not 100% sure what you mean. If you want 3 sets of results, you could run the search 3 times. If you don't want duplicates such as the results from the 3 mile radius appearing in all 3, you could subtract the difference to end up with the results between (for example 4 and 5 miles) only.
By Free Map Tools on 27/01/2015
could it be possible to set 3 radius's for postcodes
3 miles
4 miles
5 miles
By paul on 22/01/2015
Hi PAresh, unfortunately we do not provide this service via an API.
By Free Map Tools on 19/11/2014
Hi Team, First of all Great effort by you guys. can i have any api for this finding area within radius of another area of lat,lng point
By PAresh Dudhat on 18/11/2014
Hi Anthony, unfortunately this is not possible.
By Free Map Tools on 16/11/2014
Hi, could it be possible that we can input two or more postcodes at a time?
By Anthony on 12/11/2014
Hi, could it be possible that we could search two or more postcodes at a time?
By Anthony on 12/11/2014
Brilliant, saved me a lot of work.
By Researchkitty on 01/11/2014
Hi Dean,
Can you give more description about the area in which you want to find Postcodes? You say around the M25 ... is this 1 mile, 2 miles 20 miles from the M25? This tool will return the postcodes in a single radius so even if you have a distance from the M25, it cant be used to search a track around the M25. The best I can think of is use the center of London as the base point, decide an outside edge and inside edge to your search zone. Do 2 searches on this page to find the outside and inside radius (plural), then remove from the larger outside search anything found in the inside search. You should be left with a circular band of postcodes.
By Free Map Tools on 10/10/2014
I want to find post codes on and around the M25 motorway. I have tried. Please advise.
By Dean Harris on 10/10/2014
hi. when i put in radius upto 3 miles from my location postcode and try to get the postcodes located within 3 miles, the postcodes still shows areas that are outside the 3 mile radius. please could you update this. thanks
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Hi Dan, thanks for reporting this. It should now be fixed.
By Free Map Tools on 04/10/2014
Great tool! But there seems that the bug regarding the postcodes is still there. For instance SO5 34D should be like SO53 4D?(A-Z), there is many postcodes that are still missing the final letter.
Fantastic tool, would be perfect if this bug is fixed. Thanks again
By Dan on 03/10/2014
Hi Andy, this should now be sorted.
By Free Map Tools on 30/09/2014
There seems to be a bug in the list of postcodes generated. Some are malformed. For example, try a 3 mile radius of BA2 4AY and the list doesn't contain BA2 4DN, even though you can use BA2 4DN as the centre of another search. Looking carefully at the list you can see the sequence BA2 4DL,BA24D,BA2 4DP. And looking at the other postcodes in the data it seems that the same corruption occurs for every postcode that should end with N.
By Andy Macaulay-Brook on 23/09/2014
This is great. Saved me a lot of time.
By Mayuran Para on 17/09/2014
Great tool, thanks, saved a lot of manual searching :)
By Jon on 11/09/2014
Hi, 25 mile radius from PO19 works OK at our side. We thought perhaps it was a 'big' search but this is not the case. Can you try a different web browser and see if this helps?
By Free Map Tools on 03/09/2014
Hi, I am searching a 25m radius from PO19
On 03/09/2014
Hi, where are you searching and how big is your radius? Are there any JavaScript errors?
By Free Map Tools on 02/09/2014
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Fluid borders: Latino power, identity, and politics in Los Angeles by Lisa Garcia-Bedolla: This eBook provides an analysis of Latinos in California and Los Angeles, focusing on the relationships between power, identity and place.
The Hispanic Community in Metropolitan Detroit by the Information and Research Services, United Way Community Services: This study offers demographic and statistical information to provide an understanding of the growing Hispanic community in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties.
Latina Legacies: Identity, Biography and Community edited by Vicki L. Ruiz and Virginia Sanchez Korrol: This eBook collection contains profiles of 15 influential Latin American women in the hope of re-envisioning Latina history and redefining notions of labor.
Latinos: A Biography of the People by Earl Shorris: The author describes the history of Hispanic people in the U. S., plus the variety of cultures, feelings and beliefs that exist in Latino peoples of the nation. The conditions of their lives have been determined, in large part, by others with vastly different goals and points of view.
Latinos in Michigan by David A. Badillo: This book examines the rich multicultural history of the Great Lakes showing how Latinos have contributed culturally, economically and socially to important developments in Michigan history.
Living in Spanglish by Ed Morales: This book is about the search for a unified American Latino identity and the challenge to unite so many Hispanic cultures into a single entity. Morales calls common cultural elements, "Spanglish."
Translation Nation: Defining a New American Identity in the Spanish-Speaking United States by Héctor Tobar: In his book, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Tobar combines his personal story of bi-national identity with a documentary account of the influence of Latinos across the United States.
Out of the Barrio by Linda Chavez: Chavez says that believing yourself to be a second-class citizen is self-defeating, and that community leaders requiring bilingual education and affirmative action to try and get ahead do a disservice to Hispanics. Her emphasis is on the Hispanic Movement of the 1970's and 1980's, especially the desire to move out of the barrios and into middle America.
The Presumed Alliance: The Unspoken Conflict Between Latinos and Blacks and What It Means for America by Nicolas C. Vaca: Attorney Nicolas Vaca discusses the political alliance between Hispanics and African-Americans and reveals that increasing tensions between the two groups, including the backlash against civil rights and the increased competition for employment, threaten their powerful partnership.
Racism on Trial: The Chicano Fight for Justice by Ian F. Haney Lopez: The author is a lawyer who focuses attention on how justice was accorded by the legal system following the arrest of 13 Chicanos during race riots in 1968. He contends that the judicial system and its treatment of Chicanos reflected society as a whole, leading Chicanos to demand better treatment for themselves.
The Hispanic Condition: The Power of a People by Ilan Stavans: Stavans has created a work that weaves the U.S. Latino cultures together, investigating differences and similarities, then lacing them together through history, literature and political involvement into a voice of strength and power.
The Latino Wave: How Hispanics Will Elect the Next American President by Jorge Ramos: Emmy Award-winning journalist Jorge Ramos reveals what he thinks really matters to Latino voters and how that differs from other American voters.
Latinos: Remaking America edited by Marcelo M. Suarez-Orozco and Mariela M. Paez: The major themes of this anthology of essays and commentaries are common to almost every book about Hispanic culture in the United States: History, separate cultures, environment, gender and race, unionization, plus two different United States, one for whites and one for non-whites. Coalitions among various factions of Hispanics can be tenuous, but where they have worked, they have created a tremendous impact on U.S. society.
The New Face of Baseball: The One-Hundred Year Rise and Triumph of Latinos in America's Favorite Sport Tim Wendel: This book recounts the Latino experience in baseball, focusing on famous players like Sami Sosa, Jose Canseco, Roberto Clemente, and more.
The Other Face of America: Chronicles of the Immigrants Shaping Our Future by Jorge Ramos: In 49 short- and mid-length pieces, Ramos provides a tour through Hispanic life and culture, including the shooting death of Amadou Diallo by New York City police, plus the Elian Gonzalez affair.
Brown: The Last Discovery of America by Richard Rodriguez: Rodriguez hypothesizes that the U.S. has always been brown--a variety of colors in all shades of the rainbow. Instead of mixing with people who are different from ourselves, the author believes there is a strong tendency to remain with what is comfortable, with people who are similar to ourselves. Through culture, food and music, however, the Hispanic world is seeping into mainstream America and finding acceptance.
My Mexico: culinary odyssey with more than 300 recipes by Diana Kennedy: Referred to variously as the Julia Child, the Escoffier, and the high priestess of Mexican cooking, in this essential volume Diana tells the story behind her discovery of each dish, from the Pollo Almendrado (Chicken in Almond Sauce) she discovered in Oaxaca to the Estafado de Raya (Skate Stewed in Olive Oil) that delighted her in Coahuila.
Salsas that Cook by Rick Bayless: There are many more varieties of salsas than what most of us are accustomed to using, including fruit salsas as a garnish on fish. Bayless, who features many of these salsas in his own restaurant, even has one to spice up macaroni and cheese.
Websites For Fun and Family Conversation
Andanzas al Web Latino: An annotated directory of websites relating to the U.S.-Mexico border and Latinos in the United States, updated by New Mexico State University librarian, Molly Molloy.
Archivos Virtuales: Papers of Latin and Latin American Artists: From the Smithsonian's Archives of American Art, this website highlights the archives' extensive holdings of papers of Latino and Latin American artists, including oral history interview transcripts and finding aids.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage: If it's from Scholastic, you know it has an emphasis on children (and teachers). Of most interest might be the pages dedicated to "Hispanic History in the Americas" and "Latinos in History."
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: These resources from the information and education resource company, Gale, complement Hispanic Heritage Month. Check biographies of notable Hispanics, descriptions of different musical genres, plus a helpful timeline of Hispanic-American history. Chicano Art Digital Image Collection: A collection of nearly 1,400 works from Chicano artists presented by the California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives (CEMA) of the University of California, Santa Barbara, with a glossary, resource guides and critical essays.
Facts for Features: The information included here comes from the U.S. Census Bureau, providing an overview of the economic and social impact of Hispanics in the United States.
Impacto, Influencia, Cambio: This is an attractive Smithsonian webpage that spotlights science, technology and invention in Latin America and the southwestern United States.
Latina Women of NASA: Profiles of 33 Latina women working for NASA, as well as links to educational and statistical resources.
Making a Difference in Our Communities and Our Nation: This webpage from the National Park Service spotlights Hispanic-related sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
Pew Hispanic Center: The site includes research reports from the Pew Hispanic Center, fact sheets on topics such as Hispanics in the military, results of surveys of Latino populations, news, press releases, and other links.


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If you wind up hitting the boards every time you want to stop in hockey, or going around in a circle until you finally slow down, it's about time you learn how to do a hockey stop. When you need to stop quickly in front of the goalie, or get to a scrum on the boards, the best way is to skate as fast as you can and do a hockey stop at the last minute. Not only is the hockey stop effective at bringing you to a complete stop, it also looks awesome as you shower everyone in front of you with a dusting of ice. While the pros make it look easy, it will take some practice before you get good enough to do a hockey stop it while you are at full speed.
- Start by taking two forward strides. You want to be moving forward, but if you try to learn how to do a hockey stop at full speed, you'll spend more time falling down than anything else.
- Rotate your hips and both skates 90 degrees. It doesn't matter what direction you turn, but your lead hip will correspond to the front skate. When you turn your lead hip should be pointing in front of you and your skate blades will be parallel to your target.
- Bend your knees so you don't lose you balance and fly forward. You should be gliding over the ice on the inside edge of your front skate, and the outside edge of your back skate.
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The Office of Research Affairs at the Boonshoft School of Medicine will present the 2012 Central Research Forum on Thursday, November 29, from 4:00-7:30 p.m. in the WSU Student Union.
The CRF will open with a keynote session presented by WSU transplant surgeons Brian Stevens, M.D., Ph.D., and Lucille Wrenshall, M.D., Ph.D. It will be followed by a data blitz and poster reception showcasing the range of Wright State's biomedical, clinical, and medical education research.
The poster submission deadline was 5:00 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 5. We now have 92 posters and 13 data blitz presenters. Thank you for your poster submissions!
Program |
3:00-5:00 p.m. |
Poster Set-up |
4:00-4:10 p.m. |
Arthur S. Pickoff, M.D. |
4:10-5:10 p.m. |
Keynote Session: Transplant Surgery Research at WSU
A Tale Of Two Careers
"Why Bother?" The Usefulness Of Clinical Research |
5:10-5:40 p.m. |
Data Blitz Thirteen presenters will get 2 minutes each (using just one overhead transparency) to tell the audience why they should take a closer look at the presenter's research during the poster session. Jared Klein [Poster #9]; Osvaldo Lopez [Poster #2]; Shannon Romer & Adam Deardorff [Poster #53]; Robert Palmer [Poster #60]; Adrian Corbett [Poster #59]; Natasha Hill [Poster #39]; Elizabeth Dulaney-Cripe [Poster #24]; Paul Koles [Poster #3]; Christine Rojas [Poster #47]; Lisa Kellar [Poster #8]; Jeannine Crum [Poster #67]; Ahmed Obeidat [Poster #55]; Manuel Simoes [Poster #13]. |
5:40-7:30 p.m. |
Reception and Poster Session - See the list of 92 posters |
More Information |
Mark Willis, (937) 775-3814; or email@example.com. |
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National Cathedral Bids a Warm, Prayerful Goodbye to Nelson Mandela
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Remembering the Greatest Political Leader of the 20th Century: Nelson Mandela
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Today I had the great honor of saying a prayer at the memorial service for Nelson Mandela, the most important political leader of the 20th century. Today I had the great honor of ...
Immigration Reform: It Ain't Over Until God Says It's Done
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Saying an opening prayer at the Nelson Mandela Memorial Service on Wednesday, in Washington, D.C. was both an honor and a blessing for me. The theme of the homily, by my good friend Rev. Dr. Allan Boesak, was ...
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It's time for Christ in Christmas. Time for new life, time for hope, time for the faithful to say yes to God. Time for peace, not war. Time for repentance, not comfort at any cost. Time for justice and mercy a ...
Stop Comparing Mandela to Jesus, British Journalist Says
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Few would deny Nelson Mandela's greatness, but one of Britain's best-known journalists, Dominic Lawson, has taken the media to task for comparing South Africa's first black president to Jesus. ...
On Being a Child of the Freedom Struggles
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The African National Congress and the South African church movement were calling for divestment and sanctions against the South African apartheid regime — even though it would but additional burdens on ordinar ...
Shaped by Methodists, Mandela Paid Tribute to Role of Religion
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Nelson Mandela, the former South African president who died Thursday, had a deep connection with religious institutions. Nelson Mandela, the former South African president who die ...
'A Man Who Has Done His Duty'
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Nelson Mandela and the Power of Elders
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While unusual to found an organization at age 89, even more unusual is founding an organization with the purpose of saving the world at the end of one's ninth decade. Nelson Mandela never lost hope. ...
'The Most Important Political Leader of the 20th Century': Jim Wallis on the Life of Nelson Mandela
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On Scripture: From Egypt to South Africa, We Are Each Other's Keepers
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Nelson Mandela, the first democratically elected president of South Africa, has been in the hospital for over two months. Nearly twenty years after his election South Africa remains, despite a myriad of troubl ...
The Party of No Compromise
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Mandela, Martin, and Ubuntu
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Mandela Said to Be 'Steadily Improving' on 95th Birthday
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Nelson Mandela turned 95-years-old today and in honor of his parity work throughout South Africa, people of all races are joining together and celebrating his legacy in the form of song and offerings. ...
Meeting Madiba — An Unlikely Encounter with Nelson Mandela
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In 1994, during Bill Clinton's presidency, I had the honor of meeting President Nelson Mandela in a most unexpected way — just two months after his April inauguration as the first democratically-elected Presid ...
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Speculation About Mandela's Fate Seen as Cultural Taboo
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Stars Align on South Africa Human Rights Day
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Mandela: An Audio History
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This award-winning series was produced by the audio collective at Radio Diaries and was broadcast on NPR in 2004. In Mandela: An Audio History , the voices of activists ...
Happy Mandela Day: Madiba, Ubuntu and Vertigo
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Ubuntu. It was the secret of how Mandela reconciled his people to the violent criminals of their cruel white oppressors in post-apartheid South Africa. Co-existence was vital, not only to the peace of the nati ...
Historic Meeting Held in Cape Town – Kairos SA & ANC
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Michelle Obama and the Women of South Africa
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How Should Christians Respond to Uprisings in the Arab World?
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Why Does a Yemeni Woman Have Pictures of Gandhi, King, and Mandela?
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The Man Who Shot Jimmie Lee Jackson, In His Own Words
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Jimmy Carter's Stand on Women in Church Leadership
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An autographed photo of Jimmy Carter sits on our piano. A friend of ours wrote to Carter and told him that he was one of our sons' favorite presidents, and would he please send them a signed phot ...
Celebrating Mandela's Birthday and Serving Zimbabwe's Children
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'Greek Moments' in South Africa and Zimbabwe
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Let's Talk About Race
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Poem: Freedom's Lament
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Inauguration Journal: Scattered Thoughts Over Four Days of History
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Inaugural Week Meditation: So Happy
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Death: | Died in South Africa |
Cause of death: | Bronchitis |
Managed by: | Lea Herbst |
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Immediate Family
Magdalena Maria Catharinastepmother
Hendrik Edwardhalf brother
Petrus Hendrikhalf brother
Johan Georgehalf brother
Stefanus Fouchehalf brother
Magdalena Hendrikahalf sister
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About Johannes Petrus Roux Herbst, b11c4d7e1
d7 Petrus Hendrik * 26.5.1870 = Lady Grey 4.9.1870 x Anna Sophia Roux Oorlede 11 November 1901 xx Magdalena Maria Catharina Hanekom
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Bethulie Refugee Camp
Personal Details
Name: Master Johannes Petrus Roux Herbst
Born in camp? No
Place of death: Bethulie RC
Age died: 1 years 6 months
Died in camp? Yes
Cause of death: bronchitis
Gender: male
Race: white
Marital status: single
Nationality: Free State
Registration as child: Yes
Unique ID: 91144
Camp History
Name: Bethulie RC
Age arrival: 2
Date arrival: 06/08/1901
Date departure: 01/12/1901
Reason departure: Death
Farm History
Name: Olivenkloof
District: Smithfield
Name: Nooitgedacht
District: Smithfield
Master Johannes Petrus Roux Herbst is the son of Mr Piet Hendrik Herbst
Title: RS 29 ORC DL
Type: Death lists
Location: National Archives, Pretoria
Reference No.: RS 29
Origin: Goldman
Notes: p.120
Title: Government Gazette of the Orange River Colony
Notes: 20/12/1901, p.739
Title: SRC 74 Bethulie CR
Type: Camp register
Location: Free State Archives Repository
Reference No.: SRC 74
Notes: 88
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The Wifi Slugfest Over Portland's PGE Park
The submitter did not read the article. (310 comments)
The poster writes, "They recently cut a deal giving Comcast exclusive rights to do up their networking," when the article clearly states multiple times that Comcast isn't an issue. Comcast is merely a sponsor of the park. The ballpark manager is being too sensitive to the wording of the PTP's press release which could be read to suggest that PGE park management worked with the PTP to set up the wireless access when in fact it is being provided from a location across the street. The park manager is inventing some sort of conflict where none exists. Be sure to read the article before engaging in knee-jerk bashing of Comcast.


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For the first time since the 2011 famine, food insecurity has begun to rise in Somalia. Over 1 million people are severely food insecure and 2 million face stressed levels of food security owing to the effects of poor seasonal rains, ongoing fighting and a drop in humanitarian funding in 2014.
The 2011 famine demonstrated the importance of early warning being matched by early action. As food and nutrition security indicators in Somalia have flagged a deepening crisis, FAO has rapidly reallocated existing funds, mobilized additional resources and adjusted ongoing programmes in order to assist severely food-insecure rural families through cash-for-work, livestock redistribution, animal health support and help in preparing for the next planting season.
Getting people back on their feet
Most people in Somalia rely on farming and livestock for their food and income, but drought, conflict, displacement, disease and environmental degradation have wiped out many Somalis' ability to earn a living. One missed planting season or the loss of livestock will push most families deeper into poverty and hunger. That is why FAO Somalia is using cash transfer initiatives in the country's most vulnerable communities while working to help Somali farmers prepare and sow their fields ahead of the rains, providing them with improved seeds, fertilizers and technical support to boost yields. Likewise, FAO Somalia is vaccinating livestock and ramping up animal health services and disease surveillance and monitoring.
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The combination of high food prices and reduced incomes has hit Somali families hard, but FAO Somalia is working to restore incomes and build stronger local economies. One way is through cash-for-work schemes, which provide vulnerable families with daily wages in exchange for work on community infrastructure – from building feeder roads for easier market access to digging catchments for drinking water and canals for crop irrigation.
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16 They try to stop us from teaching those who are not Jews so they may be saved. By doing this, they are increasing their sins to the limit. The anger of God has come to them at last. | 16 in their effort to keep us from speaking to the Gentiles so that they may be saved. In this way they always heap up their sins to the limit. The wrath of God has come upon them at last. |
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The Best And Worst of the Milwaukee Brewers First Half
July 17th, 2014It's a semi-annual feature, the Best and Worst of the Milwaukee Brewers first half! The first half of the season is done so it's time for us to once again steal the Best and Worst format from With Spandex and cover the good, the bad and the ugly of the Brewers first half.
But before we get into that, I need to remind you that the Miller Park Drunk Pants Party aka The Greatest Tailgate Party Of The Summer is coming up in just ten days. Strangely, there are still tickets available and we would really like for you to come. Tickets include a game ticket, beer koozie, commemorative cup, all-you-can-eat delicious tailgate food and all-you-can-drink beer/strawberry, jalapeno and watermelon infused margaritas/more. We are grilling up brats, bringing back the brat pizza from last year and doing NY-themed meatball sandwiches. It's going to be good. The game is 7/27. You can get four tickets for $120. All you need to do is show up and watch the Brewers beat the Mets. You will have the time of your life. Do it. (And if you can't go you can at least buy a koozie pack.)
The Brewers are in first place so this should be easy, right? Everything is a best! It is the greatest season ever! We are cruising into the playoffs! Right? Right?!
BEST: Not being a .500 team
Before the season I would've bet a lot of money that the Brewers would be a .500 team and hang out around third or fourth place for the entirety of the season. Never good enough to be buyers, never bad enough to be sellers. Just a team that is there in the middle that drives us absolutely nuts. Thankfully for me, I don't have a lot of money. Thankfully for all of us, the Brewers are awesome.
Maybe the Brewers record is just a house of cards, built on a hot start and a hot month, but I don't really care. The "not losing a series" streak was awesome, the numerous late inning heroics were awesome and everything else was great. Before the last week or so this was the greatest season and there is nothing that can take that away. Whatever happens the rest of the season it was fun to care about things, it was fun to remember how awesome baseball can be when you don't suck.
WORST: That Last Week Though
Remember how I said nothing could take away those first couple of months? Well, they tried. They tried very hard. How bad was it? This is a picture from the locker room just one week ago:
Yeah, it was pretty bad.
With Sunday's win against the Cardinals, the Brewers will come out of the break with a one game lead in the division. That is big, but it's hard not to think what could have been. The Brewers were standing on the throat of their NL Central opponents (wearing cleats) and instead chose to extend their hand and give them help up. YOU DON'T GIVE THE CARDINALS A HELPING HAND, EVER. Allen Craig won't hit like Irving Falu forever. Holliday and Carpenter will start hitting with power eventually and Oscar Taveras will haunt our nightmares for years to come. This isn't a game. The Cardinals are coming. The Reds are there. Wake the fuck up.
BEST: The "Who is the best Brewer?" argument
Remember when there were only two answers to this question? (Or two answers and some meth head looking dude who would always argue for Corey Hart.) Good times, but also, you know, not good times. This Brewers lineup is the most balanced it's been in forever and the "Who is the best Brewer?" argument is something that you can talk about for hours at a time.
The contenders:
- Jonathan Lucroy
The favorite. Who can really argue with someone saying the guy who plays the most physically taxing and important position on the diamond, has the best batting average, second best OPS and hits third is the best player on the team? Plus, he's kinda cute. JONATHAN LUCROY IS THE BEST BREWER! - Carlos Gomez
The most exciting Brewer. When he's playing the best centerfield defense in the league he is in the argument if he hits .220, but he doesn't hit .220. He hits .300 with an .880 OPS while hitting 14 homeruns and leading the team in steals. He could be the MVP of the whole league. How can he not be the best Brewer? - Ryan Braun
The sleeping giant. Except he's not sleeping. This season hasn't exactly been vintage Ryan Braun, but his .298/.348/.515 slash line is freaking awesome. A great season for 98% of players is somehow the third best on this team. Braun leads the team in SLG and RBI and seems like he a threat to overtake his teammates at any time. Maybe he is the best Brewer. - Scooter Gennett
You're not right if you say this, but at least you have an argument. An .828 OPS? For Scooter Gennett? Is this Doug Melvin fan fiction? - Zach Duke
The cool kids answer. His 1.5 WAR is second on the team among pitchers to Kyle Lohse who has pitched 109 more innings. So, yeah, pretty good. He's the relief god I thought Will Smith was a month ago.
WORST: That bench though
You know how Aaron Rodgers got hurt last season and you basically assumed the Packers season was over? That's basically the entire Brewers offense right now. Logan Schafer, Jeff Bianchi, Elian Herrera and Irving Falu have all been caught holding the bat from the wrong end at multiple points during the season. There are five Scott Tolziens on the roster right now.
Rickie Weeks has been having a decent season when he starts, but when he's subbing/pinch hitting he's Elian Bianchi with a .244/.354/.268 line. (This wouldn't be so bad if this didn't make up for 1/3 of his PAs.) Why do I bring this up? Because shitty pinch hit Weeks is better than these other guys. The bench is a joke that isn't funny. The bench is Gallagher without a watermelon.
BEST: Good Wily
Good Wily is my favorite Brewers pitcher by far. A month ago I called him the new Gallardo because sometimes he was really good and sometimes he was really bad. I had no idea how right I was.
Split ▾ IP H R ER HR BB SO in Wins 2.57 66.2 56 23 19 6 13 47 1.035 6.3 3.62 in No Dec. 3.50 18.0 19 10 7 3 6 14 1.389 7.0 2.33 in Losses 6.09 34.0 47 24 23 6 12 28 1.735 7.4 2.33
Some of this is just bs. I mean, of course he pitches worse in losses. They lost. This isn't groundbreaking research here, but those walk and homerun numbers really jump out. Again, not groundbreaking, but if Wily gives up walks and homeruns he's going to lose. He is more than 2x worse when he loses. He is Ben Sheets in wins and Jeff Suppan in losses. When Wily pitches bad, he's really bad.
(All research is a Miller Park Drunk exclusive and I demand full credit for it.)
0-2 Runs: 2.95 ERA
3-5 Runs: 2.68 ERA
6+ Runs: 5.36 ERA
Hey, aren't you supposed to pitch better with a lead? Like, all you have to do is give up less than 6 runs and you'll win. That doesn't mean give up EXACTLY less than six. Stop doing that, Wily.
BEST?: The bullpen three
Sometimes I feel like the Will Smith/K-Rod/Zach Duke trio is the team's greatest strength, a modern day Nasty Boys that can mow down the best of any team and shorten any game down to six or seven innings. While other times I feel like they will be the end of us. Maybe K-Rod's homers, Will Smith's walks and Zach Duke's deal with the devil will catch up with us and rip our hearts out through our butts. I don't know what happens, but I truly believe when these three are all clicking at the same time there is nothing that can stop them. Can that happen? Does Roenicke know how to unleash their power? I hope so. I really do.
SILVER LINING BEST: The First Base Platoon
Trying to be positive here so here's some math:
Overybay 2Bs/HRs + Reynolds 2Bs/HR = 32
Overbay Hits/Walks + Reynolds Hits/Walks = 152
21% of their positive production is power! We love power!
You know who else does that? Adam Dunn!
WORST: Ron Roenicke
Death. Taxes. Roenicke's managerial decisions that I fundamentally disagree with.
WORST/BEST: Jean Segura
If I wrote this a week ago Jean Segura would be the worstiest worst on the whole list. One of the most promising dudes on the team and an All-Star last year, Segura was a prime jersey buying candidate and a guy you could really get behind. This year? THE WORST. A .232/.266/.315 that makes Jeff Bianchi look like he deserves some starts. He's been the worst player by far on a team that starts a 60 year old Lyle Overbay on a regular basis. Worst of all, there's nothing the Brewers can do. He is the shortstop of the present and the future. They NEED him to develop and to develop he needs to play. Benching him does nothing. It sucks and I kinda hated him for being so bad.
But then he had this awful tragedy in his life. Something that makes baseball seem like the silly sport that it is and something that I don't even want to talk about because the sheer thought of it makes me sad in every part of my body. What happened to Jean Segura is terrible and shouldn't happen to anyone, but life isn't fair and terrible things happen. He's back to doing his job, back to playing the silly little game and back to being the Brewers shortstop. I'm rooting for him harder than anyone else on this team right now and he's basically removed from criticism for the rest of the year.
I want nothing more than Jean Segura to play like the guy he was last season for the rest of the year. To help the team to the playoffs and give us a happy ending to a story. That's what we all want because we're selfish people, but Jean Segura's life isn't a story. It's a life and the truth is that none of that really matters. Whether Jean Segura hits .100 or .300 doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. What's important is that he gets back to doing his thing and starts to become a real person again. To let go, to understand, to feel things and to allow himself to have a happy life again. Would a .300 batting average help that? Maybe, but that's not the be-all, end-all of everything. Being okay with the terrible things that happen in this life and living with them is and I wish Segura the best in that journey.
BEST: Tailgate Parties
Who doesn't love a good tailgate? The feeling you get when you first pull in and see the stadium. The smells from all the other grills in the parking lot. The taste of that first ice cold beer on a hot summer day. That feeling of pride when you nail a bag in the hole for the first time of the day. The quiet anticipation of the upcoming game and the feeling that you get when you know that anything could happen and you're going to be there for it. The memories of tailgates past and the promise of future great tailgates. The friends, the food, the drinks, the baseball. It's awesome. We're so lucky to have Miller Park and this amazing tailgating experience.
Come to my last big tailgate party and experience my love letter to the Miller Park tailgating experience in person. I call it the Pants Party.


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Mallika Sherawat to Play Dirty Politics on Bigg Boss Halla Bol
Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday January 25, 2015
With Gautam Gulati as Salman Khan from Dabangg, Upen Patel as Shah Rukh Khan from Main Hoon Na and Sambhavna Seth as Hema Malini from Sholay, the episode promises to be entertaining
At Sonakshi Sinha's Brother's Wedding: Narendra Modi, Bachchans and A-List Guests
Monday January 19, 2015
Sonakshi, who looked gorgeous in a mauve lehenga-choli, pearls and a kundan mang-tika, also posted pictures with Hema Malini, Jaya Bachchan, Tina Ambani and Poonam Dhillon, looking elegant in their wedding finery
BJP MP Hema Malini Adopts Radha's Village Under Central Scheme
India | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday November 18, 2014
On Monday, BJP MP and actor Hema Malini announced that she has adopted village Raval, the birthplace of Radha, the companion of Lord Krishna, under the Saansad Adarsh Gram Vikas Yojana, a central scheme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Ravi Chopra: The Man Who Gave Us Mahabharat
Thursday November 13, 2014
The multi-talented Ravi directed one of the most popular mythological TV shows Mahabharat. The drama, produced by his father, ran on air from 1988 to 1990.
Hema Malini Adopts Uttar Pradesh's Raval Village Under Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana
India | Indo-Asian News Service | Monday November 10, 2014
Actress-politician Hema Malini has adopted Raval village in Uttar Pradesh under the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Independence Day address.
Shraddha Kapoor's Ungli Item a Modern Take on Sholay's Basanti
Tuesday October 28, 2014
Shraddha Kapoor is seen as a glamorous item girl in Karan Johar's Ungli in song titled Basanti
On 66th Birthday, Hema Malini Takes Trip Down Memory Lane
Thursday October 16, 2014
The actress is happy to spend a "quiet" birthday in Mumbai with her elder daughter Esha and son-in-law Bharat Takhtani and says she looks back at her journey with "affection"
Hema Malini to Spend 66th Birthday With Family
Wednesday October 15, 2014
Hema Malini plans to spend time with family and then visit Mathura as part of her birthday celebrations
Hema Malini Begins Shooting For Ramesh Sippy's Shimla Mirchi
Monday September 29, 2014
Hema Malini will be seen opposite Rajkummar Rao in Shimla Mirchi
Feisty Widows Invite Hema Malini to Vrindavan
India | Written by Monideepa Banerjie | Friday September 26, 2014
They are frail but they are feisty - 50 widows of Vrindavan who arrived in Kolkata today to celebrate the Durga Pujas have a simple message for Hema Malini, the BJP MP from Mathura who recently said the widows of Vrindavan should go back to their own...
Hema Malini, MP, Wrong At So Many Levels
Opinion | Brinda Karat | Wednesday September 24, 2014
Incorrect facts and defamatory accusations, says Brinda Karat.
Hema Malini Clarifies Controversial Remarks on Vrindavan Widows
India | Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Thursday September 18, 2014
Actor-turned-BJP parliamentarian Hema Malini today supplied her clarification in a series of tweets after a controversy over her comment that "widows from Bengal and Bihar should stay there" and not crowd Vrindavan, the holy city in Uttar Pradesh hom...
'Widows From Bengal, Bihar, Stay There. Why Crowd Vrindavan?': Hema Malini
India | Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Wednesday September 17, 2014
Actor-parliamentarian Hema Malini is being criticized for her comment that widows from Bengal and Bihar should not crowd Vrindavan, the holy city in Uttar Pradesh home to thousands of destitute women.
Deepika Padukone's Manwa Laage in Shah Rukh Khan's Greatest Hits
Wednesday September 10, 2014
For all diehard romantics, Manwa Laage, the latest song from Happy New Year is a heady concoction of romance, soulful lyrics, an electrifying chemistry between the lead pair of actors, Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone
Rekha, Jaya, Hema and Sachin on Parliamentary Panel with Advani
India | Reported by Rahul Shrivastava, Edited by Sanchari Bhattacharya | Tuesday September 2, 2014
Manmohan Singh is now the second former Prime Minister, after Deve Gowda, to be an ordinary member of a parliamentary standing committee.
A Day in the Life of Hema Malini
Tuesday September 2, 2014
Actress-politician Hema Malini says her multiple responsibilties as a performer, homemaker and her commitment to her constituency Mathura barely leaves any time for herself.
Mathura: Construction Work of 70-Storey 'Chandrodaya Mandir' Begins
Cities | Press Trust of India | Monday August 18, 2014
The construction of a 70-storey temple 'Chandrodaya Mandir', billed to be the tallest shrine in the world when completed, started today in the precincts of Akshay Dham Vrindavan here amid chanting of vedic hymns.
No Show in Parliament: Abhinetas-Turned-Netas
India | Written by Ketki Angre | Tuesday August 26, 2014
Actors and other celebrities have poor attendance in Parliament when they turn MP, right? Well yes, and no, according to the attendance register of the 16th Lok Sabha.
Hema Malini, Finally More Than Mathura's Dream Girl. She's Here.
India | Written by Ketki Angre | Sunday August 3, 2014
Hema Malini is back in Mathura, which elected her by a massive margin the general elections this May. She was here last for her thanksgiving trip after the election results. In her absence, posters declaring the Mathura MP "missing" sprang up.
Rajkummar Rao to Undergo Workshops for Shimla Mirchi
Chandni | Saturday August 2, 2014
Actors Rajkummar Rao and Rakul Preet Singh are undergoing workshops together for Ramesh Sippy's new film Shimla Mirchi, which also stars veteran actress Hema Malini.
39 Years After Sholay, Ramesh Sippy to Direct Hema Malini in Shimla Mirchi
Chandni | Tuesday June 24, 2014
Filmmaker Ramesh Sippy is set to direct Dream Girl Hema Malini once again after the duo delivered Bollywood's cult classic Sholay 39 years ago.
Does Amitabh Bachchan's Shanti Constructions Sound Familiar? Here's Why
Manisha Dhingra | Friday June 20, 2014
Actor Amitabh Bachchan rang the opening bell at the Bombay Stock Exchange on June 17 to promote TV show Yudh.
At Dilip Kumar's Book Launch, Lata Mangeshkar to Sing, Karan Johar to Host
Manisha Dhingra | Tuesday June 3, 2014
It will be one momentous night. Nightingale of India Lata Mangeshkar will sing, filmmaker Karan Johar will host and stars like Amitabh Bachchan and Aamir Khan will launch Bollywood thespian Dilip Kumar's long-awaited biography here June 9.
Bollywood Celebrities to Attend Narendra Modi's Swearing-In
Manisha Dhingra | Monday May 26, 2014
Bollywood celebrities Anupam Kher, Hema Malini, Madhur Bhandarkar and Vivek Oberoi will be among those who will attend the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi and his cabinet at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Monday.


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Reese Witherspoon Has Signed Us Up For 'Pennyroyal's Princess Boot Camp'
In Development By Nathan Adams on March 21, 2012 | Be the First To CommentReese Witherspoon's Pacific Standard, a production company that the actress formed earlier this month, has decided on its first project, and it sounds like something that could be both popular among and enriching for little girls. Witherspoon and her people have decided to adapt M.A. Larson's "Pennyroyal's Princess Boot Camp" series of children's novels, which are apparently about a boot camp where young princesses are trained to do battle against wicked witches. According to Heat Vision, Larson's first "Princess" book is his debut as an author, and he's set the series up as a two-book deal with Putnam publishing. A Googling of these "Princess" books and a children's author named M.A. Larson is currently bringing up next to nothing, so it appears that the debut in this series has yet to be released. We'll just have to trust Witherspoon's word that they actually exist somewhere. About her attraction to the mysterious boot camp books, and why she intends on both producing and taking a supporting role in the upcoming film adaptations, Witherspoon says, "Finally, there is a princess story that reflects the values young women truly want to embody. These princesses are strong, independent, and fierce, and the knights are their match. In telling their story, Larson has created a magical universe that everyone will love to get lost in."
Short Film of the Day: Ferdinand the Bull (1938)
Features By Scott Beggs on June 28, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Because we've all love a shady spot in the pasture. Disney brought this children's story to life in animation and won an Oscar for it. It's a sweet film that seems far sillier than it could have been because the narrator, Don Wilson, delivers the voices as well. Don't worry, Ferdinand. We don't want to fight in the bullrings in Madrid either. What does it cost? Just 8 minutes of your time. Check out Ferdinand the Bull for yourself:
Lisa Cholodenko May Torture a Child on a 'Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day'
In Development By Scott Beggs on May 5, 2011 | Be the First To CommentTake that, Goodnight, Moon. According to Variety, The Kids are All Right director Lisa Cholodenko is in negotiations with Fox to take on the classic children's tale of "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" by Judith Viorst. If it goes through, Cholodenko will be shoving gum into Alexander's hair, making him drop important things in the sink, and otherwise torturing the poor boy on the worst day of his young little life. The on-face comparison to Where the Wild Things Are is inescapable: capable director, classic children's story featuring a young boy learning a lot of lessons in a wild, wild world. That's a good thing. Of course, the tale is rooted in the real world, but it actually has a ton of potential. In fact, it's already been turned into a television special and a musical play (see above picture). As for the film, newcomer Rob Lieber will be adapting, but it's still early on in the development phase. Now when are we getting our Magic School Bus series?
'Rise of the Guardians' Assembles Its Bad Title and Voice Cast
Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on January 27, 2011 | Be the First To CommentI know what you're thinking: they're making a sequel to Legend of the Guardians? There. I proved I'm psychic. James Randi owes me a million dollars. The answer, though, is no. They aren't. Rise of the Guardians is simply a confusingly-titled also-animated also-children's movie that Dreamworks is prepping for 2012. Apparently the book's title "The Guardians of Childhood," was too good for the movie version. Fortunately, the story is a contemporary slant on Santa Claus, The Easter Bunny, The Tooth Fairy and Jack Frost as a heroic foursome. According to Variety, Alec Baldwin will be voicing Claus, Hugh Jackman will be voicing The Bunny, Isla Fisher will be voicing the Fairy, and Chris Pine will be voicing Jack Frost as played by Captain Kirk. The heroes will be battling the demon Pitch (voiced by Jude Law) in what is most likely a plot to destroy the magic of childhood. I came up with that using ESP as well. The strong cast is complimented by screenwriter David Lindsay-Abaire (Rabbit Hole) delivering the script for an expected release at the end of November 2012. It sounds like a huge adventure and a continuation of Dreamworks' continued growth in the quality department (even if they pushed the release date to avoid sparring directly with Monsters Inc 2…). The most important thing? Alec Baldwin as Santa. You've been daydreaming about it already, haven't you?
Pictures of Adorable Animals Online That Actually Have Something To Do With Movies
Movie News By Scott Beggs on January 13, 2011 | Be the First To CommentEven though I'm constantly enticed to post up videos of cute puppies, elephants playing on the beach, and kittens dressed up like the characters from Back to the Future, I always fear I'll be called out for them being not movie-related enough. Except the last one. Which doesn't exist, but needs to. Fortunately, some adorable pictures have shown up online over at USA Today – giving us our first look at Mr. Popper's Penguins. Check out what those lovable, ice-loving scamps are up to after the jump:
Danny DeVito Grows a Giant Yellow Mustache to Voice 'The Lorax'
Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on October 25, 2010 | Be the First To CommentAround here, every single writer (except everyone who isn't Rob Hunter) has been clamoring for more details about The Lorax. "Who do you think will play him? What do you think the story will be like? Will the character design look like he's fondling Boo Boo the Bear?" All of these are valid questions, and some of them can be answered right this very minute. In fact, you've probably already answered the third one for yourself already after looking to the right. More importantly, it's been announced that Danny DeVito will put a shirt on, and hopefully drive straight from the set of It's Always Sunny to go do the voice work for the main tree lobbyist.
When I thought more and more about it, I realized that Scorsese is one director that doesn't need 3D to add depth to his visuals.
Calm Down: Postcards from Narnia's 'Dawn Treader'
Movie News By Scott Beggs on November 29, 2009 | Comments (11)After two films, I have just about no energy or excitement for this franchise because of how forced everything felt. In the first movie when they charged and yelled that they were doing it for Aslan, I yawned and waited for the credits. The second was a bit better, and since the third is set on a boat, I have to assume that the inclusion of nautical themed knit afghans. It's a recession. You think we can afford pashmina? Well we can't. But we can afford to check out these pictures from the set of The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader. You can click on those for a slightly bigger version, or head over to Coming Soon for the giant versions. I have to admit that the production design looks beautiful. I haven't read the books so I have no reference point, but it seems as though the story gets going when two of the young children and their cousin get sucked into a painting of a ship, so it's back to Narnia for them once again. Which is frustrating, because they keep going back, and great because Britain is really dull and rainy. I'm also not sure that the novel includes the older siblings in any real way, but someone can correct me there if I'm wrong. If I'm not, it looks like the franchise will be including them anyway because, hey, why not? On a personal note, I have a helm just like that here […]
Paramount Wants to Know The Secret of 'NIMH'
In Development By Scott Beggs on July 28, 2009 | Comments (6)Neil Burger is being tapped to write the script to bring the rats of NIMH and Mrs. Frisby back to the big screen.
6 Pics Reveal Fantastic Stop-Motion Set for 'Mr. Fox'
Movie News By Scott the Intern on July 24, 2009 | Be the First To CommentSDCC: Where The Wild Things Are Footage
Comic-Con 2009 By Scott the Intern on July 24, 2009 | Comments (4)Prepare to lose your geek minds and have your inner child take over, because this new Wild Things featurette will revert you back to 6-years old.
Because You Asked For It: 'Where's Waldo?' Being Adapted
Movie News By Scott Beggs on June 1, 2009 | Comments (37)Universal has snatched up a project that was in turn around that will adapt "Where's Waldo?" for the big screen. Now, how exactly does one do that?
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On: PCThe latest version of the popular people simulator promises a deeper connection with the Sims, in what EA stresses will be a "single-player offline experience".
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UK Video Game Chart: Destiny comfortably holds at No.1
Disney Infinity 2.0 is new at No.2 with sales up 32% over the first game.
UK Video Game Chart: Destiny is No.1 – 50/50 split on PlayStation & Xbox platforms
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Post-game breakdown: Cincinnati
Well, that was a complete dud. UConn never led and played poorly for most of the game, losing 70-58, at Fifth Third Arena.
Basketball took a backseat on Sunday.
The Huskies spoke about the Newtown tragedy after practice in Storrs.
"It's a horrific crime," coach Kevin Ollie said. "It's unspeakable what happened down there. Our hearts go out to them."
Check out the attached video of Ollie's post-practice comments.
There will be a moment of silence prior to Monday night's game against Maryland Eastern Shore at the XL Center in Hartford. UConn is asking fans to be in their seats by 6:50 p.m.
Each game jersey will have a special patch featuring a rectangle with a green background, a black outline and the letter "SH" in white. Sandy Hook Elementary School colors are green and white.
Other bench personnel will wear green and white ribbons.
"We're going to show our respect to the community," junior Tyler Olander said Sunday. "I think we're going to wear a patch in honor of Newtown, the boys and girls, women, and all the families that are impacted by this. We're going to show our support any way possible."
The Huskies attended a candlelight vigil on Sunday night in Mansfield.
Some other reaction and news from practice on Sunday:
-- Junior Shabazz Napier grew up in the Boston area. He remembers children dying because of gun violence.
"My hopes and prayers go out to the family…," Napier said. "I just want people to understand life is too short. Sadly, that's an example for it. I still feel like I'm dreaming. I really don't believe it's true. It's just a shock."
-- Focusing on basketball will be tough to do, according to Napier and Olander.
"It is difficult," Olander said. "Basketball is just a game.
"There's so much more in life. I have little cousins, family members, and a nephew. Just the thought at such a young age they could be taken away at any moment, it's just great than basketball. So you really have to take time to think about all what's going on.
"But, at the same time, we do have to play a game."
-- In basketball news, Ollie talked the deteriorating Big East and Saturday's announcement that the seven catholic schools –Providence, DePaul, Seton Hall, Villanova, Georgetown, St. John's and Marquette – are leaving the conference.
"We've got a great president and we've got a great AD and I know they're working feverishly to get us in the right situation for our program to be the best….," Ollie said. "We're going forward and trying to do what's best for our university.
"You can't blame them. We will miss them. But we have to figure out what we're going to do and I think we're going to do that soon.
Ollie said this is not the time to hold a pity party. UConn has to be prepared for the next step.
When asked what he tells recruits, he said: "You tell recruits that we're a great university. Our brand is still strong. We're going to keep going forward. We've got a great president. We've got a great AD and we've got some great players. And we've got a terrific coaching staff."
Then Ollie laughed about the coaching staff remark.
"Scratch that," he added.
Ollie, who has a seven month contract, also is telling recruit that he plans to be at UConn "for a lifetime."
"That's the only thing I can say because that's what I believe. … It's not all up to me. But it is up to me to have these guys ready to play and have our recruits believe that."
Well, that was a complete dud. UConn never led and played poorly for most of the game, losing 70-58, at Fifth Third Arena.
Senior Ryan Boatright knows what's at stake in the final 12 regular season games, starting with tonight's action at Cincinnati at Fifth Third Arena.
UConn enters today's game sitting in fifth place in the American Athletic Conference.Tulsa (7-0) and SMU (7-1) are pulling away from the pack.
UConn has had issues putting teams away this season. It happened again on Thursday.
UConn begins an important two-game homestand tonight with an American Athletic Conference game against Central Florida.
After its latest damaging loss, UConn faces a long, hard road to qualify for the NCAA tournament.
UConn didn't lose its seventh game last season until March 8.The Huskies (9-6) are trying to avoid suffering their seventh defeat tonight at Stanford.
UConn suffered a major letdown against Tulsa on Tuesday night. Almost nothing went right for the Huskies, who were simply out-played and out-worked for the first time in recent weeks.
Remember when UConn's big conference games used to be against Syracuse and Georgetown?
UConn is heating up at the right time.The Huskies scored an important 62-56 victory over Cincinnati today before a sold-out XL Center crowd of 15,564.
It's too early in the season to place today's game in the must win category.
UConn is one of four American Athletic Conference teams still without a conference win heading into tonight's game against South Florida at the Sun Dome.
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Dry spell in Singapore fills streets, pavements and drains with more fallen leaves than usual
Published on Mar 7, 2014 12:03 PM
Think it's almost like autumn, and many leaves are brown and falling all round you? You are not quite wrong, you know, for Singapore's persistently dry weather has led to more dry, fallen leaves filling streets, pavements and drains, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said on Thursday.
Twenty-five per cent more dry leaves were swept from the streets in February, compared with December 2013. In January, 15 per cent more had to be cleared, it said.
The dry spell "has led to heavy leaf shedding and an accumulation of leaves in some public areas", said an NEA spokesman.
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Offered across both centres our swimming lessons teach survival skills in an absolutely fun and friendly environment. With our AUSTSWIM and Swim Australia highly qualified teachers, indoor and outdoor pool options and lifeguards, you can be rest assured you are providing your child with a gift for life. Ripples learn to swim lessons range from:
Lessons are offered for students 6months of age up to adults across BOTH centres.
Ripples St Marys Gym is a full service studio with a qualified staff member ALWAYS at your reach. Offering guidance on training, nutrition and recovery to the Penrith region, Ripples will help you achieve your ideal fitness/body image in an enjoyable, friendly atmosphere.
Ripples boast an amazing membership that includes:
From as little as $1.90* per day it is the best membership value in Penrith Valley!
*conditions apply
ST MARYS Monday to Friday 5.30am – 9.00pm, Saturdays 6.30am – 6.00pm, Sunday 7.30am – 6.00pm
For Public Holidays, Easter and Christmas Holidays please see the events and promotions page PENRITH Monday to Friday 5.30am – 7.00pm, Saturday 8.00am – 6.00pm, Sunday 8.00am – 6.00pm
For Public Holidays, Easter and Christmas Holidays please see the events and promotions page HYDRO Monday to Thursday 7.00am – 7.00pm, Friday 7.00am – 6.00pm, Saturday 7.00am – 1.00pm, Sunday CLOSED
For Public Holidays, Easter and Christmas Holidays please see the events and promotions page
St Marys Swimming Pools: • 25 metre lap pool open and heated all year round • 50m Outdoor Swimming with 7 lanes available. Closed during winter • An indoor family fun swimming play area, including a slide, water buckets, fountains, mini spa plus a seasonal tarzan swing & inflatable floating jungle gym. Open and heated all year round. Perfect for school holidays
Penrith Swimming Pool: • 50m outdoor Penrith pool – open all year round! • Children/Baby pool
Hydrotherapy pools are used for the rehabilitation and cure of muscle and joint injuries as well as assisting in post operative pain relief. With our gentle exercises, range of motion can be increased, with the warmth of the water increasing circulation and aiding relaxation of tense muscles. Its can effectively relieve conditions such as chronic arthritis.
Our Hydrotherapy Pool is located in St Marys and is the only Hydrotherapy in Penrith.
Hydrotherapy is great if you suffer from: Back pain Bad knees Arthritis Osteoporosis Diabetes Cardiovascular disease Obesity Multiple sclerosis Stroke Parkinson's disease Musculoskeletal injuries PTSD Cancer recovery Depression Anxiety Fibromyalgia And more
Achieve record results with Ripples St Marys personal trainers that are qualified to the highest standard. With many success stories (including one member losing a whopping 60kgs!) you too can be a part of the inspiring stories that come from Ripples. Whether your goals are to lose weight, tone, build muscle, increase endurance, fitness levels or to simply kick start a healthier lifestyle, Ripples guarantees you have quality Western Sydney personal trainers by your side throughout your journey.
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Ripples is the ultimate central fitness hub to find personal trainers in Western Sydney.
Looking for a spa or sauna? Relax, unwind and take a break from your hectic lifestyle. The spa and sauna located at St Marys Leisure centre is accessible for casual visits and is included in your membership. Make use of your time whilst the kids are learning to swim, or wind down after a gym workout.
Want to hone your swimming capabilities? Learn correct swimming styles, techniques and increase stamina for:
Train with Ripples Squads! Ripples St Marys offers both heated 25m and 50m pools with our Penrith swimming pool having the 50m pool open all year round.
Searching for ways to keep the kiddies entertained these school holidays or simply looking for things to do in Penrith? No need to fear Ripples St Marys and Penrith swimming pools always have kids activities ready for family fun. Whether it is a fitness program, inflatable games, tarzan swings, water slides and fountains, birthday parties and more, Ripples has FUN FUN FUN in store!