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Editorial Staff • West End • 14 Aug 2002
Written at the end of the Second World War but set on the eve of the First one, The Winslow Boy was based on a true story. Ronnie Winslow, a 14-year-old boy, has been expelled from his school for allegedly stealing and cashing a five-shilling postal order. Though they pull together to defend the boy, justice comes at a high personal price for the Winslows in this legal battle that sparks off a national frenzy.
Rattigan's award-winning 1946 play has frequently been adapted for television and film, most recently in David Mamet's 1999 big screen version starring Nigel Hawthorne and Jeremy Northam.
Edward Fox is perhaps best known to TV audiences for Edward and Mrs Simpson, while his film credits include The Importance of Being Earnest, The Bounty, A Passage to India, The Go-Between, A Bridge Too Far, The Day of the Jackal and Oh! What a Lovely War. His recent stage appearances have included The Chiltern Hundreds and A Letter of Resignation in the West End, as well as, on tour, Rattigan's The Browning Version.
Fox is joined in the cast by Simon Ward and Polly Adams. The Winslow Boy is directed by Christopher Morahan with design by Simon Higlett and lighting by Robert Bryan.
Following Guildford, the tour will continue to Malvern, Milton Keynes, TBC, Cambridge, Richmond, Bath, Brighton, Bromley and then closing in Oxford.
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This bug captures Simon Pieters' 4-Apr-2012 to WebApps <http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2012AprJun/0049.html>. Several people responded to that thread and on April 11, Hixie replied with several potential ways to address the issue <http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2012AprJun/0144.html>.
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113 is a little high I guess, yet Ramirez had looked pretty strong the last few IP....how many pitches before Coffey blows it?
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3....leadoff double by Koskie...here we go...
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We need a live chicken!!!Originally Posted by Tornon
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Coffey gets ahead 0-2, then Jenkins works it to 3-2 before grounding to Hatteberg. No score middle of 9
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Aurilia with a sac bunt, 1 out
now what does Dunn do?
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Wherever fun stuff is happening!.
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Since Operation Protective Edge began on 8 July 2014, Palestinians throughout the West Bank have held strikes, rallies, processions and demonstrations to show support for residents of Gaza and to protest the military's actions. At some demonstrations, Palestinians threw stones and Molotov cocktails at Israeli security forces and burned tires; at one demonstration in Qalandiya, Palestinians fired live ammunition. Initial investigations by B'Tselem's field researchers found that in many cases, Israeli security forces responded with live fire. Initial information obtained by B'Tselem raises suspicion that senior commanding officers in the West Bank permitted security forces to use live fire as a means of crowd control, even in clashes with unarmed stone-throwers and in circumstances that posed no mortal risk to anyone.
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Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem petitioned the High Court of Justice (HCJ) yesterday, 28 July 2014, seeking to oblige the Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA) to air radio spots produced by B'Tselem which incorporate the names of a few of the more than 200 Palestinian children killed in Gaza in Operation Protective Edge. The IBA refused to air the radio spots on the grounds of being "controversial", not balanced, and possibly provoking public controversy over the military operation.
We waited until dawn to leave the house. My children cried all night. On Friday (18 July), at 5:30 A.M., I left with my family. We didn't take anything. Some of the kids didn't even have enough time to find shoes and they went out barefoot. A lot of people left al-Qararah like us. We walked to Khan Yunis, about 8 kilometers away. We were afraid the bombing wouldn't stop and we wanted to get as far away as we could. We finally arrived, tired and anxious, at an UNRWA school across from the Khan Yunis hospital. We left behind 25 sheep, a mare, a foal, and chickens.
"I was sitting reading the Quran when suddenly I heard a loud explosion. At first, I thought it was in the street or in a neighboring house. But I quickly realized it actually came from the roof of my house. I couldn't believe my house had been bombed. I ran up the stairs to the roof. Everything was full of dust and smoke. When they settled, I saw a terrible sight: a pile of five children lying one on top of the other... on the way to the hospital, Afnan passed away in my arms. I fainted. When I came to, we were at the hospital... they told me that two of my brother 'Issam's kids were dead too."
According to B'Tselem's initial figures, at least 878 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip and Israel in the time between early Tuesday, 8 July 2014, when Operation Protective Edge airstrikes on Gaza began until the morning of 26 July. The fatalities include: 207 minors (one minor participated in the hostilities), 88 women (under age 60), 47 senior citizens (aged 60 and over), Initial findings indicate that 165 of the people killed participated in the hostilities.
Since the operation began two Israeli civilians, one foreign national and 43 Israeli soldiers have been killed in Israel and the Gaza Strip.
According to B'Tselem's initial figures, at least 686 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip and Israel in the time between early Tuesday, 8 July 2014, when Operation Protective Edge airstrikes on Gaza began until 23 July at 8:00 P.M. The fatalities include: 163 minors (one minor participated in the hostilities), 69 women (under age 60), 38 senior citizens (aged 60 and over). Initial findings indicate that 153 of the people killed participated in the hostilities.
Two Israeli civilians, one foreign national and 32 Israeli soldiers were killed in the Gaza Strip and Israel during the same time frame.
Joint letter by Human Rights Organizations to Minister of Defense and Chief of Staff concerning the absence of any secure area in the Gaza Strip to which civilians can escape to protect their lives and ensure their safety and that of their families. We demand the immediate opening of an escape route for civilians to escape the battle zone.
"My wife and I were afraid something bad would happen to Yasmin and Usamah. We thought my sister Kawthar's home would be safer… It's usually quiet there, and the bombings haven't reached them... my cousin called from Khan Yunis. He said a missile had been fired at my sisters' house and asked me to come quickly because my kids had been hurt... I ran like a maniac to Kawthar's house. When I got to the front door, I realized something terrible had happened. People inside the house came up to me. They told me that my two children had been killed... I yelled and cried hysterically.
"The family sat out on the porch, enjoying the atmosphere after breaking the fast. Despite the general sense of fear because of the war... things in the area felt normal at the time... Musa, my four-year-old, was sitting in my lap. My wife was holding Hazem, the baby.... Suddenly, two missiles landed on us... Everyone was hysterical and it was a huge mess. It's hard to describe the moments after the explosion. I saw some members of my family lying on the ground. Some of them weren't moving. They had blood on their faces and clothes. The little children were crying."
According to B'Tselem's initial figures, at least 505 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip and Israel in the time between early Tuesday, 8 July 2014, when Operation Protective Edge airstrikes on Gaza began until the 21 July at 9PM. The fatalities include: 140 minors (one minor participated in the hostilities), 56 women (under age 60), 28 senior citizens (aged 60 and over), Initial findings indicate that 102 of the people killed participated in the hostilities.
Two Israeli civilians were killed within Israel during this time, and 27 soldiers were killed in the Gaza Strip and Israel.
"The children were very scared and wanted us to move to schools, where they thought we would be safer. My son Muhammad, who is 18, cried and told me, "You want us to die, like you did with Matar." Our son Matar was 17 when he was killed in the 2009 war [Operation Cast Lead]. He was killed together with his cousin Muhammad, who was 12, while they were trying to escape the bombardments… After I lost him, I was in a very bad state and couldn't function for some time... My husband, my parents and I thought about it until the morning and decided to leave."
On 20 July Israeli forces bombed the four-story building that was home to the extended Jame' family: the matriarch, Fatmeh Abu Jame', her four sons, and their wives and children. B'Tselem's initial findings indicate that the likely target of the attack was Ahmad Suliman Sahmoud, a member of Hamas' military wing, who was visiting a member of the family. Everyone who was in the house at the time was hurt: 25 members of the Abu Jame' family were killed, as well as Hamas operative Sahmoud. The rest were injured. Information B'Tselem has at this stage indicates that no warning was issued and no warning missile was fired prior to the attack
The organizations demanded that the Attorney General instruct the government to refrain from violating the laws of war and re-evaluate its aggressive policy and rules of engagement. The organizations seek to clarify whether the Attorney General critically evaluated the legal advice supplied to the Military Advocate General that underpins 'Operation Protective Edge', and calls on him to establish an external, independent and effective investigatory mechanism to examine the decision making of the political and operational establishment as required by international law and supported by the rulings of the High Court of Justice.
Horrific developments in Gaza have reached intolerable heights: Israel is bombing houses with people in them, entire families have been buried under rubble, and streets lie in ruins. Hundreds have been killed so far, dozens in the last 24 hours only, many of them women and children. Hamas makes no pretense to follow the laws of war. Israel does, but holds Hamas responsible for its own. Unlawful actions by one party cannot justify unlawful actions by the other. The horrifying reality on the ground makes it impossible to further countenance Israel's cynical use of legal terms such as "proportionality", "distinction" and "due caution".
In light of last night's events: A procedure to evacuate those injured in the Gaza Strip is required immediately. as part of the lessons learned the "Cast Lead" operation, and in accordance with its legal obligations, the military pledged to prepare a coordination mechanism that would allow the evacuation of the wounded and give access to ambulances within a reasonable time. The incidents of last night clearly illustrate that this mechanism, even if it exists on paper, is not sufficiently effective. Accordingly, we urge immediate action to honor this legal obligation to institute a mechanism to regulate the evacuation of the wounded in the Gaza Strip. We call for protection to be provided to rescue teams and medical personnel in the Gaza Strip, to allow them to perform their duties without exposing them to danger.
According to B'Tselem's initial figures, 203 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip in the time between early Tuesday, 8 July 2014, when Operation Protective Edge airstrikes on Gaza began until the 17 July at 7PM. The fatalities include: 41 minors, 21 women (under age 60), 14 senior citizens, Initial findings indicate that 48 of the people killed were involved in combat.
One Israeli civilian, Dror Khanin, was killed within Israel by mortar bomb fired by Palestinians from Gaza.
"At around 10:30 P.M., I heard two loud explosions. They were really close to my house and the whole area shook. There was no warning fire beforehand like there was in other cases. Glass in my house shattered and the whole area was covered in thick smoke... I made sure everyone in my family was okay and went outside...We continued looking for survivors and carrying bodies out all night... I can't express it in words. No one in the neighborhood ever imagined that family homes would be attacked for no reason, with no prior warning."
According to B'Tselem's initial figures, 172 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip in the time between early Tuesday, 8 July 2014, when Operation Protective Edge airstrikes on Gaza began until the evening of 14 July. The fatalities include: 34 minors, 20 women (under age 60), 10 senior citizens. Initial findings indicate that 43 of the people killed were involved in combat.
"We watched the first half of the match together. We drank tea and coffee and there was a relaxed mood. We didn't hear any airplanes nearby. Suddenly, there was a loud explosion. By the time I realized what was happening, I found myself buried under a pile of sand and dirt. I choked on the sand and could hardly breathe. I manage to get my head out of the sand. The rest of my body was stuck and I started calling for help. It was dark, but I could see that most of the caf? had been destroyed. It had simply disappeared, replaced by a huge hole in the ground. The people who had been inside were buried under the sand."
We reached the house that had been bombed. "I know it well. There was hardly anything left. It was totally destroyed. Bits of bodies were scattered on the road. The house next door to them belonged to the Shakshak family. It was also destroyed, but wasn't directly hit. The family was covered with debris, but they managed to get out alive. We started looking for survivors in the al-Haj family home. It was a terrible sight. I didn't think we could rescue anyone from under the debris. All we got out was body parts."


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Add the wine and cook the mixture for 3 minutes.
Add the flour and cook the roux, stirring, for 3 minutes.
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Cook the mixture over moderately low heat, whisking, until it is thickened (do not let it boil) and stir in the turkey, the rosemary, and salt and pepper to taste.
Make the dumpling batter: In a bowl whisk together the flour, the baking powder, the salt, the rosemary, the parsley, and pepper to taste, add the milk, and stir the batter until it is just combined.
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This is a beautiful park next to Lake Sakakawea. Rate is the PA rate. Our coach has air leveling only and is automatic, so when leveling in the back in site assigned, the levelers lowered the rear of the coach so much that it severely bent our mud flap. We were essentially parked in a grass field. We had to be careful backing in as there were deep ruts from previous occupants, probably due to heavy rains. It rained while we were there, but we had no trouble driving out of our space. The "sites" were spacious enough, and there are no trees blocking satellite reception. The staff was friendly and courteous. We might stay here again, but it would depend on the time of year. - therealSimpsons
Aug 2010 - $15.00
We arrived at this campground on a Sunday as the weekend boating campers were departing. We had our choice of sites and there were fewer than five other campers during our stay. This is a public campground operated by the city of Hazen and by far the best place for an RV on the south side of Lake Sakakawea. It is about 14 miles north of Hazen and is situated in a scenic location above an inlet of Lake Sakakawea. The Campground Host told us the campground is full each weekend during the summer months. The spacious sites have mowed grass. A few can accommodate big rigs and most sites are not level. The site pad is composed of crushed asphalt and so are the access lanes. There is an attractive lay-out for the loops and a few sites come equipped with shade. There are about 25 full hook-up sites and they are with 50 amp. We had one of the few E & W with 50 amp. There is a bounty of recreational opportunity here including boating, fishing, swimming, hiking and birding. The night skies are dark here and we had absolute quiet here except during the thunderstorms. The campground accepts Passport America for discounts. The first night was nine dollars and 15 dollars for each additional night. We really enjoyed our weekday stay here. Enough so to extend by two nights. - James Barr
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This is a city park in Hazen. It is a very nice place with level sites and plenty of grass. There are a fair number of trees in the park, but most are not tall enough to interfere with satellite reception. Roads and sites are dirt/gravel. The utilities are good. Wi-Fi was weak at the site, so we used our Verizon air card. All the sites are pull-through. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It is in a very quiet location, but within walking distance to a grocery store. Some of the sites are occupied by seasonal residents, but most of the rigs were relatively new and in good repair. The rate shown reflects our Escapees discount. - ghatfield
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Lewis and Clark RV Park is the Hazen, ND city campground. It is a very nice, well run, quiet park that is situated within walking distance of a nice supermarket (Krause's), an ALCO (a version of a Big Lots store) and Hazen Meats (they make their own sausage and package their own meats). When driving west through Hazen on Rt. 200, look for the ALCO as the park is located a block behind this store (Junction of 12th St & Main St). The park offers excellent shower/restrooms, gravel but level FHU pull through sites with a picnic table and a strong, free Wi-Fi. TV/radio reception is non-existent unless you have a satellite dish but Verizon service is 4 bars strong – much better than we had in Fargo. For the golfer, Hazen GC is a well maintained 9 hole course ($15.00 for 9 and $22 for 18 all day play) – carts are $14 or $20 respectively. It is not a destination park but it is within an easy drive for things to do/see in the area. The nearby town of Washburn offers the Lewis & Clark Interpretive center and Ft. Mandan (where the L&C party wintered over while conducting their explorations for President Jeffeson) and the Garrison Dam that created the 3rd largest reservoir (Lake Sakakawea) in the US. The CG offers a nice area to walk dogs, a one night Passport America discount (10.00) and we enjoyed the park so much that we extended two extra days. Yes we would be happy to return to this park while in the area. - 5thwheeler
Aug 2011 - $14.00
This city park offers good utilities, easily accessed level gravel sites and a new clean building housing laundry and restroom facilities. A grocery store is located across the street. The camp host was welcoming and able to provide local information. RV washing was allowed on site. The rate is averaged for two nights and includes the Passport America discount. We would stay here again. - never settled


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not gaining enough weight :(
Are you pumping at all? You could give him the extra. Does he seem happy and have enough wet diapers? I'd probably want a second opinion on the formula recommendation.
in my opinion your lo could just be skinny...my first lo was like that...she wasn't even on the percentile chart...not all babies are rolly polly...my second lo is only in the 14% percentile for weight and 81% percentile for height at his one month...
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No, do not give a 2 month old cereal. And do you know how cereal is made?? You mix it with formula or breastmilk. If you have extra breastmilk I'd just supplement with that.
I think 13 oz in a month is low. I have had supply issues with all three kids and with DS he gained like your LO did. Dr said it was fine, he was just little. Uh no. As soon as he got put on formula (at 7 months) he went from below 5th percentile to 75th percentile in weight and has been there since. He was hungry, even though he had enough wet/poopy diapers. He was not meant to be little. Trust your instincts. If you think baby seems content maybe he is just small. Good luck!
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He's 8.15 today. If you can pump, try adding a tsp of formula to every 5oz of bm, that will make it high calorie, & supplement w/ that (whatever amount they told you to supplement). Also, if baby's not on a feeding schedule start that again. Good luck
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That being said, if you need to supplement,use formula. Cereal is a food, and not a BF substitute, babe is too young anyway,but formula has a lot more nurtrients than cereal, and cereal could keep baby fuller longer.
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RSS 141 deals tagged "diet"
2 years ago
2 years ago
Weigh Masters ProChef Kitchen Scale (Black) for $9.99
@ amazon.com | 8 comments | home, diet, food, kitchen, dining
2 years ago
CVS Coupon: 12-pk Pepsi or Diet Pepsi (Wednesday) for $0.99
@ img.ed4.net | 26 comments | coupon, pepsi, diet-pepsi
4 years ago
Cuisaid ProDigital Digital Kitchen Scale (Silver): Kitchen & Dining for $9.99
@ amazon.com | 8 comments | scale, eatsmart, kitchen, diet, digital
Cuisaid ProDigital AccuWeigh Bath Scale for $14.99 + free shipping
@ amazon.com | 2 comments | health, scale, diet, weight
Lactaid Sample for $0 + free shipping
@ lactaid.com | 10 comments | health, lactaid, samples, diet, supplement
4 years ago
Cuisaid ProDigital AccuWeigh Digital Kitchen Scale With Cuisaid Calorie Guide 11 Lb. Capacity… for $9.99
@ amazon.com | 2 comments | food, kitchen, diet, scale, digital
3 years ago
Fitness Magazine Subscription $2.99 per year *up to 5 years* with Coupon Code for $2.99
@ tanga.com | 1 comment | muscle, fitness, exercise, diet, tanga
5 years ago
Free Can of Science Diet Cat Food from Petco
3 years ago
ProDigital AccuWeigh Digital Kitchen Scale for $9.99 + free shipping
@ cuisaid.com | 3 comments | food, scale, kitchen, diet, digital
Cuisaid Bath Scale, Step N' See Technology, 3 inch Extra Large Display for $14.99
@ amazon.com | 0 comments | health, body-scale, bathroom, diet
Atkins Diet Quick-Start Kit- Includes 3 Free Akins Bars !
@ community.atkins.com | 1 comment | food, nutrition, diet, snack, free
a year ago
Free DietPoint yearly premium membership (today only) for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
@ itunes.apple.com | 2 comments | itunes, iphone, ipad, diet, weight-loss
3 years ago
3 years ago
FREE Sample of Metamucil, MultiHealth Fiber - Start Pooping
@ instoresnow.walmart.com | 5 comments | free, sample, fiber, diet, poop
3 years ago
Thinktank Technology Personal Scale w/ LCD Digital Display for $14.99
2 years ago
Dieting: When You Eat Food That Makes You Sad - T Shirt for $9.99
@ hoboninja.com | 1 comment | clothing, t-shirt, diet
21 days ago
Zero Calorie Pasta Noodles Starter Kit (+Free Downloadable Cookbook) for $16.11
@ www2.pulsetv.com | 0 comments | health, shirataki, konjac, diet, weight-loss
2 years ago
Mango Fruit Crisps 24 pack | Brothers-All-Natural for $21.60 + free shipping
@ brothersallnatural.com | 0 comments | natural, fruit, snack, health, diet
a year ago
Cuisaid ProDigital Digital Kitchen Scale (Silver): Kitchen & Dining for $9.99
@ amazon.com | 2 comments | food, scale, digital, diet, kitchen
93 Delicious BACON RECIPES eBOOK Cookbook eBook: eBook-Ventures: Kindle Store for $0.99
@ amazon.com | 1 comment | yummy, diet, nitrates, fda, breakfast
4 years ago
5 years ago
FREE Kindle Book: The Natural Diet (Simple Nutritional Advice For Optimal Health) for $0 + free shipping
@ amazon.com | 1 comment | kindle, health, diet, nutrition, book
3 years ago
Dieting: When You Eat Food That Makes You Sad - T Shirt for $9.99
@ shirt.thatdailydeal.com | 0 comments | clothing, t-shirt, diet
6 months ago
GNC buy one get one free sale, $1 flat-rate shipping
2 years ago
Mary Lou's Weigh Platform No-Number Scale w/ Diet Book & DVD for $9.99 + free shipping
@ dealgenius.com | 0 comments | home, health, diet, scale
8 months ago
5 years ago
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