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Undated Bust Dime--Obverse Showing Mirror Brockage of Reverse--MS64 NGC....
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Astounding Undated Bust Dime BrockageUndated Bust Dime--Obverse Showing Mirror Brockage of Reverse--MS64 NGC. The reverse die was used to coin 1824 JR-2, 1825 JR-4, 1825 JR-5, and 1827 JR-1. The Dime Book states, "at least two reverse brockage pieces struck from this die are known to exist." We believe this is a brockage of 1827 JR-1, since clashing on OF AM is also present on the Dime Book plate for this variety. This spectacular error occurred when a dime stuck to the obverse die. This dime was then struck against a series ("at least two") of newly fed planchets. The current lot is one of those pieces, which received a strike against the reverse die and an incused, reversed impression from the reverse of the hapless obverse die cap. The significance of this satiny and smooth silver-gray near-Gem was immediately recognized, since the piece was set aside for the enjoyment of posterity.
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Issue release date: 2004
|Section title: Basic Aspects
Human fibroblasts expressing hTERT show remarkable karyotype stability even after exposure to ionizing radiationPirzio L.M.a · Freulet-Marrière M.-A.a · Bai Y.b · Fouladi B.b · Murnane J.P.b · Sabatier L.a · Desmaze C.a
aCEA-DSV/DRR/LRO, 92265 Fontenay aux roses (France); bDepartment of Radiation Oncology, University of California, San Francisco, CA (USA)
Received: 9/26/2003
Accepted: 11/26/2003
Published online: 6/15/2004
Issue release date: 2004
Number of Print Pages: 8
Number of Figures: 1
Number of Tables: 3
ISSN: 1424-8581 (Print)
eISSN: 1424-859X (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/CGR
Ectopic expression of telomerase results in an immortal phenotype in various types of normal cells, including primary human fibroblasts. In addition to its role in telomere lengthening, telomerase has now been found to have various functions, including the control of DNA repair, chromatin modification, and the control of expression of genes involved in cell cycle regulation. The investigations on the long-term effects of telomerase expression in normal human fibroblast highlighted that these cells show low frequencies of chromosomal aberrations. In this paper, we describe the karyotypic stability of human fibroblasts immortalized by expression of hTERT. The ectopic overexpression of telomerase is associated with unusual spontaneous as well as radiation-induced chromosome stability. In addition, we found that irradiation did not enhance plasmid integration in cells expressing hTERT, as has been reported for other cell types. Long-term studies illustrated that human fibroblasts immortalized by telomerase show an unusual stability for chromosomes and for plasmid integration sites, both with and without exposure to ionizing radiation. These results confirm a role for telomerase in genome stabilisation by a telomere-independent mechanism and point to the possibility for utilizing hTERT-immortalized normal human cells for the study of gene targeting.
© 2003 S. Karger AG, Basel
This work was supported by EDF and the European Union contract FIGH-CT-2002-00217 (TELOSENS). L.M.P. was a recipient of an EDF fellowship.
Received 26 September 2003;
accepted 26 November 2003.
Number of Print Pages : 8
Number of Figures : 1, Number of Tables : 3, Number of References : 55
Cytogenetic and Genome Research
Formerly 'Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics'
Vol. 104, No. 1-4, Year 2004 (Cover Date: 2004)
Journal Editor: H.P. Klinger, Bronx, N.Y.; M. Schmid, Würzburg
ISSN: 1424–8581 (print), 1424–859X (Online)
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Received: 9/26/2003
Accepted: 11/26/2003
Published online: 6/15/2004
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Number of Print Pages: 8
Number of Figures: 1
Number of Tables: 3
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History of Handball in Roscommon Town
By Michael Naughton
Handball has a long tradition in Roscommon Town and County stretching back at least a century. Of course the game has changed very much in that length of time, evolving from the outdoor three-walled alley to the modern covered court. With the move towards urbanisation the game once so popular in rural areas lapsed, as is evident from the many three-walled courts, now mere relics of the past. In the thirties the three-walled game, so much part and parcel of the villages and cross roads of the county, started to wane with the emergence of the four- walled court that became standard for championship handball.
Two main urban centres for the game were Boyle and Roscommon Town and slowly over the next decade or so the principle venue for the game centred on the county town. It now has in the St Comans Handball Club one of the leading clubs in the country and it is to the game in Roscommon Town that this short history relates.
Unfortunately, much of the early years of the game in the town is poorly documented. Only here and there does its existence make itself known. One still has memories of capped men with trousers tucked into socks pounding the Cock Standard handball around three-walled with low, short sidewalls. Alleys situated at Abbeytown and later at the rear of Kilmartins at the Square echoed to the sound of ball on wall for many years and many fine matches were played at these two venues. Later the Cock Standard ball gave way to the Elephant Ball and then with the advent of the four-walled open court, the standardisation of the rules and the introduction of the Dunlop Ball, the glamorous era of the three-walled alley slowly disappeared, except for the occasional tournament. To this day part of the old alley at Kilmartins (the School Alley as it was called) still stands, a mute witness to an era long passed by. In the twenties and thirties some notable players were Tom Keane, Mattie Gaynor, John Rafferty, Willie Fetherstone, John Carr, Brodie Keavey, Dick Salmon, Gerry Browne (who won a Hardball Senior Doubles All-Ireland in 1930 playing for Dublin with Garda Tom Soye), Val Browne, Toss McCourt and John McTiernan. The latter was considered one of the most skilful of that era and was a Tailteann Games contender. He lived at the Harrison Hall just around the corner from the School Alley. Many are the stories told of the players of that period and of the tournaments in Roscommon and how they travelled by bicycle to play in tournaments in Lisacul and elsewhere. Mention is often made of one Mr Geraghty who made hardballs, locally-binding the hardballs with eelskin. Many of the local hardballers of the next two decades learned their handball at the School Alley and its significance to the development of the game in the town is great.
In the late twenties members of the Gardai and interested townspeople initiated a drive to build a new ball alley. A magnificent alley was built near the Garda Barracks and was officially opened on May 18th 1930 by the Chief Commissioner of the Gardai, General ODuffy. The contractors for the project were the Hession Brothers. To mark the occasion a Gold Medal Tournament between champions from Connacht and Leinster took place. A large and enthusiastic crowd watched the opening of the new court which was to serve the town and county for fifty years. History does not record the result of that tournament but such players as Paddy Perry, John Rafferty, Paddy Reid and others are said to have played there that day. Certainly Paddy Perry later that year recorded a win there that was to launch him on his famous eight singles titles in a row a record that has not been equalled. Right from the start the new alley was the venue for many top games and in later years the great John Joe Gilmartin (who worked at the Royal Hotel) played handball there. It appears to have been a buoyant period for the club and local players such as John Rafferty, Willie Fetherstone, Pakie Fullard, Pat Casey, Mattie Gaynor and many others adjusted well to the four-wall game. Of course the lack of records leaves many gaps and there are years in which scarcely anything appears about local players.
In the mid-thirties Harry ODoherty became secretary and set about running a series of tournaments to stimulate at local level. Indeed Harry ODoherty with Joe Hoare formed a fine partnership around that period while in 1936 citeóg John Rafferty with Jim Clarke (Boyle) won a Connacht Junior Doubles title. In 1938 Harry ODoherty and Joe Hoare reached the All-Ireland Senior Doubles final, only to lose to the famous Hassett brothers from Tipperary. While the late thirties had some fine players such as Eugene Gannon (a very fine player), Toss McCourt, Seán Cox, Pakie and Brodie Keavey, Pakie Fullard, Brian ODoherty, Joe and Owensie Hoare, John OGara, John Walshe, Frank Gaughan, Harry ODoherty, Walter Quigley and a legion of others; the players to leave the biggest imprint were John Walshe, Harry ODoherty, Joe Hoare, Walter Quigley and Pakie Hoare. No nationals titles came the way of the club during this period but one must remember that there were only three grades: Senior, Junior and Minor and consequently titles were extremely difficult to win.
Club activities in the period 1939-1942 period fell away because of the War but 1942 saw a special meeting called to revive the fortunes of the club. Held on the 16th November, the following officers were elected: President, Surgeon OHanrahan; Chairman, Bro. Kennedy; Treasurer, Bro. Phelan; Secretary, Seán OHegarty and the Committee was Sergeant James Cronin, Sergeant Peter Mahon, H ODoherty, J Rafferty, Seán Cox, John OGara, and John Walshe. It is heartening to note that members of the Gardai, instrumental in building the alley in 1930 such as Peter Mahon and Jim Cronin were still active in handball affairs, twelve years later!
With the war raging in Europe, the game ran into all kinds of problems. Handballs became almost impossible to obtain rubber was scarce and travel curtailed. However Harry ODoherty did win the Connacht Junior Singles and Doubles titles in 1940. Harry won the Doubles again nine years later in fact with Walter Quigley in 1949. Patsy McDermott and Paddy Cotter, two fine handballers with the local C.B.S. won the Connacht Minor Doubles title in 1948 to give the younger players a great boost. John Walshe was an outstanding handballer and won a Connacht Doubles Senior title with S Gaughran (Boyle) in 1948.
It can be seen that the standard locally was high. Who can forget the skills displayed by Harry ODoherty, John Walshe, John OGara, John Rafferty and Joe Hoare? Or the power and determination of Walter Quigley? All great players who gave the game in Roscommon such great service in a most trying period.
After the war, the game required reorganisation and with this intention Mr John Rafferty convened a meeting in mid-December of 1945. The following officials attended: Vice President, Chief Supt. Dennehy; Secretary, Seán Hegarty; Treasurer, Sergeant Peter Mahon and Committee members T.W. Doherty, Sergeant James Cronin, Seán Cox, Walter Quigley and John OGara.
Also attending the meeting was John G Browne, County Manager, Roscommon County Council who stated that the ball alley was now Council property. Supt. Dennehy submitted plans for a stand and referred to the rights of the Gardaí within the club. He also outlined plans to cater for the town juveniles a section of handballers much neglected up to this point. It appears to have been a significant meeting, awakening a new interest in handball in the town.
County trials were held at the alley and the club allocated £23 to erect new wire around the top of the alley. It is interesting to note at the time that John Rafferty was elected county Vice-President. Inter-Club matches were very popular at this time and Roscommon played many such matches with Boyle and other clubs at the Roscommon alley. We read of Joe Hoare, Harry ODoherty and Walter Quigley having stern tussles with the top players in Boyle. In the late forties another bunch of young players were emerging , including Patsy McDermott, Paddy Cotter, Kevin McNeill (also committee member), Ray Doherty, Stanley Cronin, Gerry Healy, Pascal ORourke, Jack Fennelly, Mick Dolan and others.
In 1950 a young boy from Castle Street, Ray Doherty was to herald in a new era for the club by winning the Connacht Minor Singles Softball title. Later Ray, in 1970 was to turn his hand to writing and publishing a fine handball booklet aptly name Handball but that was in the future! Ray, a fine handball tactician, with an easy style, was coached by Pakie Hoare and went on to win the All-Ireland Minor Singles title in 1951 and to retain it the following year (1952) by beating Mossie OConnor (Kerry) 9-21, 21-11, 21-16. In that period other fine minor players were Leo Coyle, Willie Healy, Gerry Mahon, Benny Naughton, Kevin Fullard, Pakie Joe Penny and Larry Fennelly. The secretary of the cub in the early fifties was Seán Cox, who did great work to ensure that players got adequate as did Brother ODwyer who was later to become club Chairman.
In 1951, Joe and Pakie Hoare were to the fore, winning a Connacht Junior Doubles title and the following year Pakie Hoare teamed up with his pupil Ray Doherty to retain the Connacht Doubles for the county and club, with the same pairing making it three in a row in 1953. Willie Healy, a splendid minor, won four Connacht Minor titles in the early fifties. Another good minor player was Larry Fennelly who captured a Minor Connacht title in 1954. In the mid-fifties Benny Naughton and Pakie Hoare represented the county at Junior Doubles level and continued to do so for many years until 1962. In that period they played the cream of the province, narrowly losing in epic matches to All-Ireland winning partnerships from Galway and Mayo.
The arrival of Bro. P.H. ODwyer to the Christian Brothers School and his subsequent chairmanship of the club from 1962 into the seventies brought even greater success for Roscommon handballers. Certainly, Bro. ODwyer with the help of Pakie Hoare, Gerry Mahon and Felix Kiernan gave the juveniles of the club greater attention with outstanding results.
1964 brought the club and county the All-Ireland Junior Hardball Doubles through the magnificent efforts of Kevin Fullard and Gerry Mahon, one of the finest partnerships ever to represent the club or county. Citeóg Gerry Mahon, a player who combined power with skill, had the ideal partner in Kevin Fullard and in 1964 they beat a fancied Cork pair in the All-Ireland final. In 1968, Ray Doherty, after many attempts finally landed the All-Ireland Junior Softball Doubles title with Pat Clarke (Boyle) and its interesting to note that Joe OBrien, then resident in Dublin, won a Junior Doubles title with Dublin in 1969. In 1966 A. Jameson and Mickey Walshe won the U-14 Doubles All-Ireland, with Mickey capturing the Singles title too. Connacht titles came in abundance in many grades through Joe OBrien, Pakie Hoare, Paddy Joe Hoare (a fine player in hardball or softball), Dermot Doolin, P.J. Moran, Michael Costello and Jerry Browne.
Reflecting on the lists of titles won in the fifties, sixties and later in the seventies and eighties it must not be forgotten that men like Mike Geraghty (a baker who worked in town) who had the foresight to make hardballs for the local lads finished with eel-skin, Michael Beirne (shop assistant in Dolans), Joe Dalton from Ballybride, Michael Conry (another shop assistant in Dolans), Michael Donnelly from Ballymurray and others previously mentioned, together with a host of players and officials sadly forgotten kept the interest alive and laid the foundations for a glorious future.
The seventies was a golden decade for the club with successes in every grade except the Senior Championship. In this decade Mickey Walshe made a tremendous impact on the handball world. Paddy McCrann and Noel Mannion won every Juvenile All-Ireland Doubles title possible! The St Comans Inter-Club Senior team of M. Walshe, Brian Colleran, Joe OBrien, Dermot Doolin and P.J. Moran won the All-Ireland in 1977 and 1978. With P.J. Moran replacing B. Colleran and Michael Naughton filling the substitute slot the club won the titles again in 1979 and 1980 to establish an all time record of four Open Club titles in a row - a feat unlikely to be ever equalled.
Sadly this decade saw the end of the Old Ball Alley at the Courthouse. The old alley has served for nearly half a century but for a number of reasons it was not considered feasible to modernise and so after much soul searching a decision was made to build a new modern court beside the swimming pool. In the late sixties and all through the next decade several secretaries of the club such as Joe Donnelly, Joe McGrath, Andy Finnerty, Benny Naughton, Gerry Mahon and Edmund Matthews all realised that a new modern court would have to be built. Fr. Raymond Browne, C.C. the Club President and Pakie Hoare the Chairman were the two people instrumental in formulating plans and on their shoulders fell the mammoth taks of spearheading the drive to the new 60x30 court.
This was an intensive period for Pakie Hoare because in the end much of the worry involved in the building a court that would cost £40,000 had to be faced by him. He was also involved in setting up a Ladies Handball Council in Connacht and Roscommon, coaching all over Ireland and serving as one of the top handball coaches at the national coaching courses held each August at Gormanstown. In 1978, the new court was officially opened by Mr. Thomas Walshe, President of the Irish Handball Council. Shortly after P. Hoare set up the Ladies Section of St Comans Handball club in 1970, the girls true to St Comans spirit, started to win provincial and All-Ireland titles. Members of the club in that inaugural year were Anne Gannon, Geraldine Egan, Mary Hoare, Marie Carey, Mary Derwin, Beatrice Lennon, Joan Burke, Anne Naughton, Prudence Morris, Patsy Smith and Marie Keher. In 1971 and 1972 Mary Hoare won the All-Ireland Minor title. In 1973 Nancy Hoare won the U-16 Singles title and Marie Carey and Kay Igoe won All-Ireland Minor Doubles titles in 1971 and 1972. In 1973 D. Gordon and M. Fitzgerald won the U-12 All-Ireland Doubles and the U-16 was won by M. Muldoon and M. Gordon in 1974. Aine Hayden and Mary Guillane won the All-Ireland Novice Doubles in 1980 and Nora Brooke, a native of Taughmaconnell the clubs best player, won All-Ireland titles in 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1983 in both 60x30 and 40x20. In 1983 Lisa Fetherstone and Doreen Igoe won the U-14 Doubles (60x30) and beat Collgreaney of Wexford at Croke Park in the semi final. They lost narrowly to Kingscourt in the final. The girls also fared well in Tailteann and Community Games. The Club Secretary was Anne Naughton and Chairperson Catherine Gannon.
The seventies may well have been the peak period in the club. Players like Mickey Walshe, Joe OBrien, Dermot Doolin, Brian Colleran, P.J. Moran, Gerry Mahon, Kevin Fullard and Michael Naughton brought provincial and All-Ireland honours to the club. There is no doubt that the outstanding players in the club was Mickey Walshe, who combined a hectic playing career with his duties as club and county secretary. He only needs to win a Senior title to put the seal on a brilliant career. Some of his wins were outstanding, not least a Top Ace victory in 1979 over club-mate Joe OBrien. Joe had been beaten the previous year by John Kirby (Clare) in the final.
Into the eighties the club started to think about a 40x20 court. This game the International game had become very popular and if St Comans were to compete successfully a court must be provided. Once again Pakie Hoare led the drive to build. His trojan efforts saw the court completed and the new 40x20 court was officially opened in August 1983 by Mr John OGara. On that day Mickey Walshe played Dermot Doolin in an exhibition. Joe OBrien and Mick Doolin played N. Mannion and M. Naughton and John Casey and P. Fetherstone played K. Doolin and T. Hill. The contribution of engineer P.J. Moran to the building of the new court was great as he did most of the engineering side of it with help from N. Connaughton. The actual building was done under an AnCO scheme. Many others such as Cyril McSharry did enormous work in connection with the building of the court. Numerous fundraising efforts such as mini-marathons, concerts and auctions were organised by Pakie Hoare, Mickey Farrell, Felix Kiernan, Mickey Walshe and their committee. Today not one splendid court but two are adequate proof of the magnificent work done by just a few dedicated people. Recognition of Pakie Hoares efforts came with his winning of the 1983 Roscommon Sportsta


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The city's tree committee also has pushed for protection of larger trees of any variety, though no specific size was decided. But Mike Henry, the city's director of building and development, said Monday the draft ordinance as written provided enough protection by including trees with diameters of 6 inches or more.
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The four were burned July 24 when an oilfield tank that was being welded at a well site in rural White County exploded.
"It started out when the local Masonic Lodge wanted to plan a fundraiser for Shane Farris' family," said Enfield Fire Chief Jim Bolin. "Then, some area oilfield equipment companies wanted to get involved, along the Enfield Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, the local garden club and area churches. It just snowballed."
The fundraiser will feature a biscuits and sausage gravy breakfast this Saturday from 6 to 10 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church Family Life Center in Enfield. Breakfast tickets will be $4. Enfield firefighters will then conduct a "boot brigade" from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to collect money at two local intersections.
Saturday evening, a pork chop dinner will be served from 4 to 8 p.m. at the church for $8 per plate. Musical entertainment will also be featured. Kids from 5 years old to 12 years old can eat for half price. Kids under 5 can eat for free.
All money collected Saturday will be deposited into an account established for the victims at the First Bank in Carmi.
"At the end of the evening Saturday, we're going to auction off all of the food that's left," Bolin said. "The money will then be split evenly among the four families."
Anyone wishing to help the oilfield explosion victims can call Bolin at 618-384-9921 or contact him via email at email@example.com.
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Christmas in song: carols and the countryside
Discover how carols can be linked to rural life in Britain today. By Ruth Chandler and Lisa Sykes
Carols are as much a part of a traditional Christmas as presents, Santa Claus and roast turkey. Join us in our seasonal choral celebration and discover how these magical midwinter melodies can be linked to rural life in Britain today.
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
A hymn of proclamation for the birth of Christ, this carol was originally sung to a slow and solemn tune as preferred by the writer Charles Wesley, brother of John who founded the Methodist church. Over a century later, music by Mendelssohn was adapted to fit the lyric. Many carols have a heavenly quality today - especially when sung by the angelic voices of a choir - but in medieval times, they were banned in churches due to their association with carousing. Finding themselves without a venue, singers took their merry-making to the streets and began the tradition that is still practised in towns and villages around the country. Perhaps one of the most unusual carol-singing customs alive today belongs to Foolow in Derbyshire. On Christmas Day, the residents begin their tour of the village at the chapel and finish at the manor house, singing many carols along the way with lyrics and tunes that are unique to the area.
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Once sung by town watchmen to earn extra money, this carol spreads good tidings and encourages us to take heart that all is well in the world. Traditionally the resting' would have been at one of Britain's 15,000 country pubs and while many are still fine places to eat, drink and spend the night, many more are struggling to survive and almost two-thirds of villages have no pub. But help is at hand: the Pub is the Hub campaign offers communities valuable advice on keeping this rural essential.
Ding Dong! Merrily On High...
...In heav'n the bells are ringing.' Children love the onomatopoeia of the opening line and the breathless state achieved when singing the extended Gloria'. And nowhere will you hear such elaborate bell-ringing as in Britain, where it has developed into a complex, mathematical art. The practice of change-ringing, or ringing the changes', is peculiar to our isles and involves the continuous shift in the sequence of changes - the methods used today have been built upon by those contained in two 17th-century books on the subject, which identified an astonishing 479,001,600 permutations were possible from just 12 bells. When ringers can't go into the tower, they often use hand bells to practise this ancient skill. The medieval custom of Tolling the Devil's Knell still takes place at All Saints Parish Church in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. At 11pm this Christmas Eve, the bells will chime 2,012 times, one for every year since the birth of Christ.
Silent Night
The story goes that on Christmas Eve in 1818, the organ in the church of the Bavarian town of Oberndorf breathed its last, so the curate and organist wrote a carol to be sung accompanied by guitar instead. True or not, Stille Nacht' is a firm favourite at carol services. In many parts of the British countryside the nights are still silent and all is still calm. The Campaign to Protect Rural England, which has been making a noise about peace and quiet since publishing its tranquillity maps in 1995, reports that Northumberland is the most tranquil county. Tranquillity is not necessarily the same as silence. CPRE's survey showed views vary and include sights as well as sounds - seeing a natural landscape, hearing birdsong and peace and quiet were the most common definitions.
O Come, All Ye Faithful
The genesis of the original Latin version of Adeste, Fideles' is shrouded in obscurity but there's no doubt that most carol concerts will include this universally loved hymn. For many of us, Christmas may be one of the few times of year that we go to church, but we hate to think of these beautiful places of worship that lie at the heart of our rural communities being left to crumble. According to The Churches Conservation Trust (CCT), 20 to 30 churches shut their doors for good each year in England alone. But by bringing those that are no longer used for regular worship back into the community, these historic landmarks can be saved. Fourteenth-century St Mary's in Redgrave, Suffolk, for example, now hosts art exhibitions, gardening lectures and plays. Go to www.visitchurches.org.uk.
Little Donkey, Little Donkey...
...On the dusty road/Got to keep on plodding onwards/With your precious load.' Written by Eric Boswell, who died just before Christmas last year, the song describes Mary's journey to Bethlehem on the back of a donkey, the traditional beast of burden. In Britain, donkeys have a more frivolous, seaside association, but during winter these much-loved members of the horse family take their own holidays. John Nuttall, whose family has been offering traditional rides on Lincolnshire beaches for more than 100 years (www.donkeytackuk.com), explains: "Once the summer season ends, families all over Lincolnshire take them in over the winter." He works with The Donkey Sanctuary (01395 578222; www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk) in Devon to find foster carers. If you are tempted to take in a pair (they must be kept in twos), you will need an acre of land with a shelter and a plentiful supply of hay and carrots.
O Little Town Of Bethlehem
Inspired by the view of Bethlehem from the hills of Palestine at night, this hymn is a must for children's carol concerts. There are 16 towns and villages across the world that have adopted the name of Jesus' birthplace, and one lies in the farming county of Carmarthenshire. Visitors flock to the village of Bethlehem to have cards franked with the Christmas stamp at the post office, which opens its doors every day during much of Advent (usually it opens for just one afternoon per week). Make sure you support your post office this year - visit www.postoffice.co.uk.
Once In Royal David's City
The traditional opener to the nine lessons and carols, this carol was written by Mrs Cecil Frances Alexander, wife of the Bishop of Derry, to help teach her young godsons by using the language of verse. It is part of Hymns for Little Children, a collection containing other famous songs of praise including All Things Bright and Beautiful'. Our own St David's in Pembrokeshire was granted city status by the Queen in 1994. The presence of a 12th-century cathedral, on the site of a 6th-century monastery, clinched the decision for what is actually a small village perched on the beautiful Pembrokeshire Heritage Coast and home to just 1,600 people, making it the smallest city in Britain. It holds the shrine of St David, the patron saint of Wales.
In The Bleak Midwinter
This beautiful poem was not originally intended as a hymn or carol but the haunting melody has ensured its everlasting popularity. However, it rings less true than in the past in Britain as (with the exception of last year) milder winters are becoming the norm. Met Office records show average winter temperatures are substantially higher than in the 1950s and 1960s. Consequently spring is arriving sooner with reports of butterflies hatching up to two months early, swallows who haven't bothered to fly south, frogspawn found before Christmas and lawns that need cutting all year round. Help with phenology records that date back hundreds of years by recording the first signs of spring at www.naturescalendar.org.uk.
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Deejay Macka Diamond also known as "Money O" released her Autobiography.
Her Autobiography was released in the form of a book titled Grown and Sexy - 40 Life Lessons Every Woman.
This is her third Novel, the first was "Bun Him!!!" Jamaica's first Offical Dancehall Novel, second novel was "The Real Gangster's Wife".
Grown and Sexy will be launched at her 40th Birthday Party on Saturday January 8, 2011 at Waves Beach in Portmore, St. Catherine.
In an Interview Macka said "The book is just about me, my whole life and what it means to fell grown and sexy. It's telling all about me from the beginning, my struggles, the ups and downs and how I got involved in the industry".
All of her books were published by Pageturner Publishing, CEO of the company Karl Larmond said "Unlike her previous Efforts, Grown & Sexy is not a novel, so it's way different when compared to both "Bun Him" and The Real Gangster's Wife".
With more than 20 years in the Dancehall Reggae business, Diamond said that her fans can expect a new and more grown-up Macka Diamond for the year 2011.
She plans to stay away from mix-up and stick to a happier environment and she wishes all fellow female deejays well especially the younger ones.
Macka who's real name is Charmaine Munroe was born in Kingston and grew up in Portmore.
She attended Holy Childhood High School, an all-girl Catholic School in Kingston, but even then her focus was more on becoming a deejay than on her studies, proven time and time again with her skipping her art classes in order to practice her skills and to entertain her friends at the back, or some secluded area of the school.
The influence of music was around Charmaine from an early age. Her father, Phillip Munroe, is a record producer who not only worked with some of the greats, including the likes of, Gregory Isaacs, while also being close friends with legendary Dancehall Producer, King Jammy's, and Reggae Music's Production dynamite duo, Sly & Robbie.
It was after hearing artists such as Sister Nancy (aka Mama Nancy), a female deejay trailblazer, that she decided she too was going to become a deejay.
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Artisan Cheese & Wine Pairing Event weekend on the Berks County Wine Trail is a fantastic opportunity to experience and enjoy an array of different cheeses and wines. Event takes place during one glorious weekend during October 2015. Spend a Autumn weekend visiting 8 different wineries and tasting nearly 20 different cheeses paired with many different featured wines of the Berks County region of Eastern Pennsylvania. Event bonus: each winery will feature samples of a different variety of fresh gourmet Asian Pear from Subarashii Kudamono.
Ticketholders will get to enjoy samples of a different type of cheese at each winery, paired with fantastic wines and fresh Asian Pear! Enjoy discovering which style of cheese pairs best with which wines. Tickets will be available to purchase by Labor Day 2015. Purchase your tickets at any of the 8 Berks County Wine Trail Wineries or purchase online at Local Wine Events. Earlybird ticketing $12/person. Tickets the day of the event: $18/person. Note: ticketing service fees apply for online purchasing.
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DALLAS (SMU) SMU's renowned Geothermal Lab will host its sixth Geothermal Energy Utilization Conference March 12-14 on the SMU campus in Dallas. Jon Wellinghoff, chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, will be the keynote speaker and Doug Hollett, program manager of the U.S. Department of Energy Geothermal Technologies Program, will speak at an evening reception.
The conference will advance the understanding of technology that allows the production of emission-free energy while extending the life of an oil or gas field developing a sedimentary basin into a total energy solution. The conference (and pre-conference workshop on March 12) bring together leaders from business, engineering, finance, law, and research to explore specific topics relevant to capturing energy that is often overlooked or discarded during oil and gas production.
The same technology that can power oil and gas surface equipment from waste heat (WHP) also is capable of converting waste fluids from oil and gas wells into electrical power. Both technologies have proven applications in oil and gas fields in Mississippi and Wyoming, and WHP installations are widespread in manufacturing. Generating electricity on-site in an oil and/or gas field reduces overall project expenses, eliminates CO2 emissions, decreases dependency on the local electrical grid and may qualify for state Renewable Energy Credits (RECs).
David Blackwell, SMU's Hamilton Professor of Physics and an internationally recognized expert in geothermal energy, said, "Collaborative research between UT Austin's Bureau of Economic Geology and SMU's Geothermal Laboratory has dramatically advanced the understanding of unconventional reservoir thermal capacity within Texas oil and gas fields. The quantities of heat that can be extracted from these reservoirs are more measurable than previously stated, and the estimated pricing of this renewable electricity using geothermal tech
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We saw a travelling company perform A Midsummer Night's Dream - great fun for DS, 12, even if he didn't understand all the language, he followed the story and jokes.
We booked the meal and theatre combination and soooo glad we did. Food was delicious and unbelievable value and the puddings were to die for (diet be damned - I was on holiday). Real community atmosphere, and Wendy likes to make sure that new guests (which surely most of us holiday makers are) feel included and really looked after.
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Lemongrass Aromatherapy Soap
Average Product Rating: 4 / 5 (Based on 1 Customer Review)
NOTE: This product is for final sale (non-refundable) and will be discontinued once out of stock.
Net Weight: 120 gm
Wake up your senses with the citrusscented lather our Goats Milk based Lemongrass Soap. Blended with 100% pure Organic Lemongrass Essential Oil and Dried Botanicals, this soap provides all the benefits of a deep-cleansing soap while hydrating your skin with essential moisture.
Benefit of Ingredients:
Goats Milk Soap Base - This glycerin soap base contains vitamin rich goat's milk which has moisturizing benefits and offers a luxurious lather.
Organic Lemongrass Essential Oil - Invigorating and uplifting, this oil is known for its antiseptic and astringent properties and assist with acne and greasy skin conditions.
Lemongrass Leaves - Offers a wonderful uplifting citrus scent.
Calendula Petals - These petals have anti-inflammatory properties and helps to speed up the healing of bruises, cuts, and the minor infections.
Shelf Life: 12 months
Note: These artisan soaps contain natural ingredients and may vary in appearance and scent from batch to batch.
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Customers may purchase products from New Directions Aromatics Inc. only with the clear understanding that all products must be used at their own discretion, and only after referring to the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and all other relevant technical information specific to the product. New Directions Aromatics Inc. shall not be held responsible for any damages to property or for any adverse physical effects (including injury or bodily harm).
New Directions Aromatics Inc. shall not be responsible for any damages resulting from use of or reliance upon this information. The user of the product is solely responsible for compliance with all laws and regulations applying to the use of the products, including the intellectual property rights of third parties.
The certifications, statements and product descriptions shown on this website are strictly for information purposes only. The information in this document is obtained from current and reliable sources but makes no representation as to its comprehensiveness or accuracy. Nothing contained herein should be considered as a recommendation by New Directions Aromatics Inc. as to the fitness for any use.
Further, New Directions Aromatics is not responsible for the comments made in the customer reviews, nor when products are used in ways not suitable to their purpose (for example, fragrance oils in toothpaste; bath salts in metal containers; additives used in larger amounts than recommended).
As with any manufacturing process, New Directions Aromatics strongly recommends small lab scale testing for evaluation purposes prior to full commercial manufacturing. As the ordinary or otherwise use(s) of this product is outside the control of New Directions Aromatics Inc., no representation or warranty, expressed or implied is made as to the effect(s) of such use(s) (including damage or injury), or the results obtained.
The liability of New Directions Aromatics Inc. is limited to the value of the goods and does not include any consequential loss. New Directions Aromatics Inc. shall not be liable for any errors or delays regarding an order, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon. Please note, the International Federation of Aromatherapists do not recommend that Essential Oils be taken internally unless under the supervision of a Medical Doctor who is also qualified in clinical Aromatherapy. In addition, Essential Oils must be properly diluted before use in order to avoid any damages to property or adverse physical effects (including injury or bodily harm).
IMPORTANT: All New Directions Aromatics (NDA) products are for external use only unless otherwise indicated. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and it should not be used by anyone who is pregnant or under the care of a medical practitioner. Please refer to our policies for further details, and our disclaimer below.
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