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The Flower Festival at St Andrews Church was held from Saturday May 28th to Monday May 30th. The theme this year was "Anniversaries". If you missed you are welcome to come and view pictures and links about all the displays by our very talented parishioners here :-
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Castlebrook Inn – Community Questionnaire included in the Parish News Letter.
The pub has been open again for just over a year. We are aware that only about 10% of parishioners regularly use the Pub. We do not want to see our Village Pub closed again, and Nicki and Wes are keen that it is at the centre of the community.
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European Union REFERENDUM DEBATE Event – IN or OUT ?
at St Michael and All Angels Church, Market Place,
Somerton TA11 7NB
Saturday 4th June at 7:30 pm
All Welcome – Admission Free
Donations to the church charity Burkina Faso Fund
Jacob Rees-Mogg for OUT
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St Michael and All Angels Church is located in the heart of Somerton
WI Report – May 2016
Our Speaker, Kay Coombes, had the most inspiring personality and this came over in her talk Knitted Knockers. Kay, a single mother working in the tax office, told of her experiences after being diagnosed with breast cancer. A lump in her armpit, leading to a mammogram showing lump in her breast, biopsy – cancerous. Kay has a particular form of cancer, normal drugs ineffective , following her first round of chemo her hair disappeared between Christmas and New Year.Her son felt very insecure and Kay involved him in her treatment as much as she could, he shaved her head and became the man of the house, taking over lots of little chores.
Radiotherapy treatment at the local Beacon Centre, Kay returned to work, her hair had grown back but blood tests showed a risk of further cancer and Kay underwent double mastectomy plus removal of her ovaries.Complications following surgery prompted Kay to join support groups online,leading to her discovery of an American based company Knitted Knockers. A knitted knocker is simply a knitted prosthesis as opposed to one made of silicon.A simple idea perhaps why has no-one thought of it before? This product has changed the lives of many women. U K orders are dealt with by a group of lady knitters in the U K so despatch is swift. Kay polished her knitting skills and started a knitting group. Knitted Knockers are soft and comfortable, the latest innovation is a knocker suitable for insertion into swimming costumes. These are made from acrylic yarn and stuffed with sponge as opposed to knitted with pure cotton yarn and stuffed with material used to stuff toys. It must be emphasised that knitters originally met all the costs of materials and postage but following strenuous efforts to raise funds and to be adopted as a charity, costs can now be met. No charge is made to the recipient,every order is individually made to measure and a knocker can come in any colour, with or without a nipple, leading to the slogan "nipple on your knocker".
Kay's work led to four of her ladies being invited to an event at the Cabinet Office dealing with funding for charities etc.Expecting a slap up lunch, the bacon butty on offer was a bit of a let down but the cream tea later made up for it.Interviewed on B BC Breakfast Show, meeting Esther Rantzen and Lionel Blair boosted the publicity and last year, on her
birthday, Kay received the news that her Knitted Knockers has been given charity status.
This product will always be free to anyone who has had cancer and not everyone can have reconstructory surgery.Kay uses Facebook to contact people but also has a website, Knitted Knockers UK.
Mary Badman gave a heartfelt thank you to Kay, we were given much to think about and were impressed by her products.
Annual General Meeting 2016
Our 86th Annual General Meeting followed the speaker, Trish Cox unanimously voted to continue in the post of President.
Pat Maddaford presented the financial statement. In her report, Trish thanked everyone for their continued support,the committee members, Wendy for press reports, Gill and Sue for teas, Gill for skittles and Anthea for drama.
Janet, our secretary, commented on the very varied programme over the last 15 months, on average we have 33 members with attendance averaging 24.Scrabble, Ladies Who Lunch Short Mat Bowls continue to flourish. Individual triumphs, Julie Gordon with the Christmas Quiz and Sally Walker winning the W I Shield for Cookery with her Boiled Fruit Cake.We were defeated in the semi final of the County Skittle Cup but were victorious in the Short Mat Bowls Competition.Julie Gordon attended the Royal Garden Party, we took part in the Group Concert and exchanged visits with Bucklers Mead W I. Janet said this is just a small snapshot of our activities and appealed to us to keep going for at least another three years when we will be 90 years old.Angie thanked Janet and Trish for all their efforts and this concluded the Annual General Meeting.
Resolutions were discussed and voted on, food waste resolution was passed but we abstained on the resolution dealing with care with dementia patients in hospitals.
It has been agreed to donate £50 to the Denman Appeal.
Skittles: Match against Ashcott won by 9 pins. Forthcoming matches, Thursday 12 May v Middlezoy at Moorlynch, Thursday 16 June v Walton Street Inn 8 p m.
A group visited Pittard's Leather Factory at Yeovil followed by lunch at a nearby hostelry. Angie and Wendy attended the Roadshow at Croscombe. Mary and Wendy will join Puriton W I at the birthday party. A visit to Midney Gardens is planned for August.Ladies Who Lunch meet at the Crown and Victoria Tintinhull Friday May 20.
Thankyou received from Val Day for the delicious brownies taken by Mary to speed Val's recovery from her recent surgery, good news here we are pleased to report. Edna joined us as a visitor and thanks go to Nicky Wisniewski who acted as invigilator for the
Presidential voting.Julie appealed for help with the forthcoming Flower Festival. The competition for a knitted article was won by Joan Carbin who was complimented by the judge on her high standard of work, second was Christina and third, Trish Cox. The Flower of the month was won by Janet Davies.
Next month's speaker Jan McNeill My Life at Sea, competition, Anything Nautical.
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Nanotechnology food coming to a fridge near you
The potential benefits of Nanofoods - foods produced using nanotechnology - are astonishing. Advocates of the technology promise improved food processing, packaging and safety; enhanced flavor and nutrition; 'functional foods' where everyday foods carry medicines and supplements, and increased production and cost-effectiveness. In a world where thousands of people starve each day, increased production alone is enough to warrant worldwide support. For the past few years, the food industry has been investing millions of dollars in nanotechnology research and development. Some of the world's largest food manufacturers, including Nestle, Altria, H.J. Heinz and Unilever, are blazing the trail, while hundreds of smaller companies follow their lead. Yet, despite the potential benefits, compared with other nanotechnology arenas, nanofoods don't get a lot of publicity. The ongoing debate over nanofood safety and regulations has slowed the introduction of nanofood products, but research and development continue to thrive - though, interestingly, most of the larger companies are keeping their activities quiet (when you search for the term 'nano' or nanotechnology' on the websites of Kraft, Nestle, Heinz and Altria you get exactly zero results). Although the risks associated with nanotechnology in other areas, such as cosmetics and medicine, are equally blurry, it seems the difference is that the public is far less apt to jump on the nanotechnology bandwagon when it comes to their food supply.
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EV Group (EVG) today announced a joint effort with Applied Materials, Inc. to develop wafer bonding processes for the manufacture of through-silicon vias (TSVs) in three-dimensional integrated circuit (3D IC) packaging applications. The two companies will be working together as members of the EMC-3D Semiconductor 3D Equipment and Materials Consortium.
Growing consumer demand for smaller, lower-power electronic devices with greater functionality is driving the need for TSV technology - a new approach to increase packaging density by vertically stacking chips. However, while conventional ICs use wafers approximately 750-um thick, 3D ICs require thinner wafers of about 100 um or less. Processed by themselves, these paper-thin wafers lose structural and edge integrity in high-temperature, high-stress processes such as metallization, which poses manufacturing challenges and impacts device reliability. EVG and Applied will work together to address these issues by bonding temporary carrier wafers to device wafers prior to thinning. The carriers will support the ultra-thin device wafers during subsequent process steps and can be removed afterwards.
The collaboration will explore the use of silicon and glass carrier wafers to determine substrate stability using EVG's wafer bonding and thin-wafer handling expertise and Applied's advanced etch, CVD, PVD and CMP process systems. The goal of this effort is to yield baseline processes and recommendations for the use of carrier-mounted wafers throughout the individual process steps offered by both parties. Results from the partnership will be shared with EMC-3D member companies.
"This is a continuation of our strategy to form alliances with leading equipment suppliers such as EVG to deliver fully-characterized TSV process flows to accelerate customers' time to market," said Hans Stork, group vice president and chief technology officer of Applied's Silicon Systems Group. "We look forward to working with EVG at Applied's Maydan Technology Center in advancing this disruptive technology and expediting the adoption of TSVs for mainstream manufacturing."
"We are excited to collaborate with an industry leader like Applied, to expedite temporary bonding and debonding capabilities for 3D IC development," said Markus Wimplinger, Corporate Technology Development and IP Director at EV Group "As a co-founder of EMC-3D, EVG is committed to the consortium's mission to develop cost-effective and manufacturable TSVs for advanced semiconductors. This opportunity to work with Applied complements those efforts and brings us closer to realizing 3D IC production for our customers."
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Applied Materials, Inc. is the global leader in Nanomanufacturing Technology(TM) solutions with a broad portfolio of innovative equipment, service and software products for the fabrication of semiconductor chips, flat panels, solar photovoltaic cells, flexible electronics and energy efficient glass. At Applied Materials, we apply Nanomanufacturing Technology to improve the way people live. Learn more at www.appliedmaterials.com.
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EV Group (EVG) is a world leader in wafer-processing solutions for semiconductor, MEMS and nanotechnology applications. Through close collaboration with its global customers, the company implements its flexible manufacturing model to develop reliable, high-quality, low-cost-of-ownership systems that are easily integrated into customers' fab lines. Key products include wafer bonding, lithography/nanoimprint lithography (NIL) and metrology equipment, as well as photoresist coaters, cleaners and inspection systems.
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Founded in 1980, EVG is headquartered in St. Florian, Austria, and operates via a global customer support network, with subsidiaries in Tempe, Ariz.; Albany, N.Y.; Yokohama and Fukuoka, Japan; Seoul, Korea and Chung-Li, Taiwan. The company's unique Triple i-approach (invent - innovate - implement) is supported by a vertical integration, allowing EVG to respond quickly to new technology developments, apply the technology to manufacturing challenges and expedite device manufacturing in high volume. More information is available at www.EVGroup.com.
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Very easy to navigate with a few simple interactive objects.
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The Art and Identity Committee is excited to share a new art and design opportunity with Augsburg alumni, staff, and faculty. A team comprised of faculty, alumni, staff, and art consultants are working to bring beauty and inspiration into the Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion, and you're invited to participate.
Augsburg has engaged Forecast Public Art to facilitate the commissioning of art works for the new Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion. You are invited to submit qualifications to be considered for this opportunity.
Read the Art & Identity Request for Qualifications (RFQ) here: http://web.augsburg.edu/ia/Hagfors_RFQ_6_15.pdf
The deadline for RFQ submission is July 19, 2016; all required materials must be received by 4 p.m. CDT. The Augsburg Art and Identity Committee will review applications and select up to 20 finalists to participate in a concept development phase.
The Art and Identity Initiative's charge is to bring expression to the guiding principles for the new Center and Augsburg's aspirations for a 21st century urban campus. Through art and identity, the Center's key interior elements and exterior spaces will illustrate a sense of beauty, harmony with place and a commitment to hospitality. As a way to express the transformative impact of the Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion, Augsburg will commission numerous works of art. Each piece will be commissioned through philanthropic sponsorship and displayed in various locations within this new signature academic building.
We look forward to seeing your work!
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To see more, view the Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion design overview: http://web.augsburg.edu/advancementservices/Hagfors%20Design%20Overview.pdf
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For the triplets I think it's too easy to beat them. You receive THE pokemon who has an advantage. Also, If they are really gym champion's, they don't need to take the better type in front of us. They should be strong enough to fight us.
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1 / Chocolate Chia Protein Pancake
These pancakes are dense, hearty, and full of chocolaty goodness. They're great as a post-workout meal or as a filling breakfast before an intense morning workout!
1 scoop chocolate whey protein powder
1/2 cup oats
1 tbsp cocoa powder
1 tbsp chia seeds
1 tbsp flaxseeds
2 tbsp pumpkin puree
1/4 cup almond milk
4 egg whites
1 tsp Stevia
Blend all ingredients.
In a greased, pre-heated pan, pour batter into small circles.
Cook for two minutes each side or until lightly browned.
Top with berries and sugar-free maple syrup. If you're feeling indulgent, smear with your favorite nut butter!
2 / Chocolate Cherry Bomb
There are those times when ice cream is the only dessert that sounds satisfying This frozen treat is just as good (if not better) than the real thing!
1 frozen banana
1/2 cup frozen dark cherries
1 scoop chocolate whey
1/3 cup almond milk
1 tbsp chia seeds
1 tbsp cocoa powder
Dash of cinnamon
Put all ingredients in a blender.
Let ingredients sit in the blender for 5 minutes so the chia seeds can begin to gel and thicken.
Blend until you reach a thick, ice cream-like consistency.
3 / Overnight Chia Oats
Old-fashioned oats are a breakfast staple for most fit-minded people. This slow-digesting, fiber-rich carb is perfect for the morning meal. This no-cook recipe is perfect for those rushed mornings. When you combine the power of chia seeds with protein-rich Greek yogurt, you get one filling and nutritionally-dense breakfast!
1/3 cup old fashioned rolled oats (not steel cut or instant)
1/4 cup Greek yogurt
1/2 cup unsweetened almond milk
2 tsp chia seeds
1 tsp Stevia and a dash of cinnamon
1/4 cup blueberries
Add all ingredients except the blueberries to a jar or container with a lid (I use my magic bullet cup and lid).
Put lid on top and shake well.
Remove lid and add blueberries.
Replace lid and pop container in the fridge. Leave it overnight.
Eat chilled the next morning.
4 / Green Chia Protein Smoothie
My go-to protein shake almost always consists of a big handful of spinach, blueberries, and flaxseed. For this recipe, I replaced the flaxseed with chia seeds and swapped the blueberries for a banana! The banana and chia seeds add a thick consistency to this green goodness.
1 scoop vanilla whey protein powder
1 tbsp chia seeds
1 cup spinach
1/2 cup unsweetened almond milk
1/2 frozen banana
1 tsp Stevia and a dash of cinnamon
Add all ingredients to a blender.
Blend and enjoy!
5 / No-Bake Chocolate Chia Peanut Butter Balls
I know I am not the only one who gets the occasional craving for that amazing combo of chocolate and peanut butter. These little gems are guilt-free, rich, and satisfying!
1/4 cup Stevia
1/4 cup Stevia brown sugar blend
1/4 cup peanut butter, almond butter, or PB2
2 tbsp cocoa powder
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1 tbsp chia seeds
Small handful of dark chocolate chips or carob chips
2 tbsp oat flour
Mix all ingredients in a bowl.
Form mixture into small, golf-ball sized balls.
Put balls on a plate, cover, and put in the fridge.
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It is March 2011 and a group of school children scrawl some anti-government graffiti on a wall in their small Syrian border town.
They are arrested.
People protest and more than 20 of them are gunned down where they stand by Syrian security forces.
This sparks more protests and before long a full-scale civil war is well on its way to claiming more than 100,000 lives in the next three years.
Those graffiti kids who helped inspire a nation are now in danger of becoming part of a lost generation, doomed by the civil war in their country to a life of despair, diminished opportunities and broken futures.
The United Nations (UN) and its humanitarian partners last week appealed to the world for US$1 billion to prevent this crisis and help the four million Syrian children.
UN High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres said at the unveiling of the "No Lost Generation" initiative the future of these children is slipping away.
"But there is still a chance to save them."
"The world must answer this crisis with immediate, massive international support."
In excess of one million Syrian refugees who have fled to Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Egypt and Iraq are children and more than 425,000 of them under the age of five.
Nearly 8,000 of these children have been identified as separated from their immediate families.
Although lost, they have at least escaped the fate of the 11,420 children aged 17 years and younger that the independent Oxford Research Group estimates have been killed in the Syrian conflict.
Included in that figure is 764 cases of summary execution and 389 cases of sniper fire with clear evidence of children being specifically targeted, the group said.
For who survived and continue to endure the war there is faint hope.
In nine days time the first direct talks between the opposition and President Bashar al-Assad's government - set for January 22 in Switzerland and dubbed "Geneva 2" - although Western backers have struggled to unify rebel groups.
The "Friends of Syria", an alliance of mainly Western and Gulf Arab countries who oppose Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, urged opposition groups to attend this month's peace talks, saying there was no other route to a political solution.
The main political opposition body in exile, the Syrian National Coalition (SNC), has been plagued by internal bickering.
It postponed a decision on whether to attend until next week after nearly a quarter of its 121 members threatened to resign following after the re-election of its Saudi-backed leader, Ahmad al-Jarba.
As the political power players squabble, the one group who will continue to feel the backlash of this civil war are the children.
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My husband and I are planning a 10 day babymoon in Spain in mid March. We're thinking of splitting the time between Madrid and Barcleona. Any recomendations on other iterneraries or things to definitely do/not do?
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Babymoon? Which one of the three definitions are you referring too?
To answer your question there have been a load of suggestion written before. It does depend on your interests and method of travel.
What ever time you spend in one of the locations yo can always take day tips out to see other touristic locations.
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What is the significance of a babymoon in Spain? I think we need to know the relationship of babymoon to Spain before suggesting itineraries/places to visit. Perhaps you think Spain is a more fertile country than most?
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Sorry- should have been more clear. I will be 24 weeks pregnant with twins- looking for one last hurrah. Typically we are high energy travellers (did Berlin, Copenhagen, Oslo, Bergen and Stockholm in 11 days and thought it was a prefect pace) but I probably won't be up for quite as much as usual. We've wanted to go to Spain for awhile-- just has some appeal as a cool European country. Have not done a lot of research.
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Then my suggestion is to split your time between the two cities. and take day trips out to see some others if you are up to it. There has been a lot of suggestions on this forum about what day trips to make. So maybe first do some research to see what fits your likes.
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The Stags management team is targeting the round-three game against Otago in Invercargill for key loose forward John Hardie's return to action.
A knee injury has sidelined Hardie since the Highlanders' hit-out against a Barbarians team in Invercargill in June.
The injury had hindered the 2013 Southland player of the year for most of the Highlanders' campaign, and he was put back on the injured list when playing against the Barbarians on his return.
The 26-year-old, who has played 57 games for Southland, was originally eyeing a return for the Stags' first national provincial championship game against Bay of Plenty in Invercargill on Friday night.
However, Southland coach Brad Mooar is resigned to losing Hardie for the Bay of Plenty game and against North Harbour in Auckland in round two.
"He's rehabing it well and if all goes to plan we are looking at the third game in. So it may well be Otago at the Roaring Pen. He's doing well with the rehab and the medical staff are doing a good job so we're hopeful," Mooar said.
Hardie's injury may well open the door for teenage loose forward Bill Fukofuka.
Tim Boys seems almost certain to start on the openside flank and Elliot Dixon at No 8, leaving the third loose forward starting spot open.
Fukofuka was an Auckland age- group representative who headed south to join the Rugby Southland academy system this year.
Last year he captained Tangaroa College to win the national co-ed schools final and was one of the team's best players.
He played for Blues in this season's Southland club rugby competition.
The provincial debut might be earlier than predicted but it seems he is in the running to play an important role against Bay of Plenty on Friday night.
Other loose forward options in the squad include Alex Taylor and Brenton Howden, while Mike Stewart, who it seems is regarded more of a locking option, could also provide cover.
The rest of the pack looks pretty settled.
The makeup of the backline to start against Bay of Plenty is another talking point.
Scott Eade and Taylor Adams are jostling for the halfback spot, Lima Sopoaga will start at first five-eighth and Cardiff Vaega will probably partner either Willis Halaholo or Mark Jackman in the midfield.
Halaholo was one of Southland's best last season, though new recruit Jackman did start against Otago in Alexandra on Friday.
Keanu Kahukura has been one of the better club players in recent seasons and is in line for one of the starting wing spots.
Tongan international Otulea Katoa started on the other wing against Otago in Alexandra, although Lolohea Loco did show he has some X-factor about him when he was introduced in the second half.
Warrick Lynn also got game time on the wing in the second half but struggled.
If Halaholo got a start in the midfield it could send Jackman to the fullback spot, but it might be time to give Junior Ngaluafe his shot in the No 15 jersey and try to put that talent to good use.
Mooar said it was exciting to be looking at the first competition game after a lengthy buildup.
"When I arrived there was about 160 days [to go] and we were counting them down, now we are under seven days aren't we. It's very exciting and we'll try and use that emotion, but remain focused on the task," he said.
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Football can learn much from rugby's open mics but England's car park stroll hardly set the tone for Six Nations showdown
There's always plenty of talk about making various sports more friendly to the spectator. Which tends to translate as making it more entertaining for the telly-watching audience.
This couldn't have been any clearer early on Friday evening on BBC2 when a car crash of confused commentators, wrong pictures and bad replays, yawning 'open mic' silences and, ultimately, babbled attempts at an explanation came in the wake of Elise Christie pirouetting out of the short track speed skating.
So much of which could have been cleared up if they, and perhaps we, had some kind of access to the judges' decision-making.
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Communications: Referee Craig Joubert is wired up during Saturday's RBS 6 Nations match between England and Ireland at Twickenham
Just a few minutes later, however, on BBC1, we saw a sport trying to get that particular house in order. Rugby Union has become something of a poster boy for putting us lot in the front rooms onto the field of play. And Auntie is proving very happy and skilled at brokering the deal.
Access to the ref has proved to be a revelation. Although under the roof in Cardiff for Wales against France that evening, things were occasionally as clear as the mud on their boots. We could hear poor old Adam Jones, on referee Alain Rolland's mic, asking regularly for a translation as the official parlayed in French avec Les Bleus.
While, after we'd earlier heard Rolland giving both teams his masterclass in scrumming, Jonathan Davies spoke for many of us rugby part-timers sitting at home, when he asked 'does anyone really know what's going on in there?'.
Lost in translation: There were a few moments where Alain Rolland's conversations with French players were indecipherable to the commentators
But it is the TMO who has helped up rugby's game, in tandem with his on field partner. The reason for which is in the spelling out of the name: Television Match Official. And on Saturday afternoon on BBC1, at Twickenham, he was once again to feature in the drama in England's game against Ireland.
However before that, there was a chance for English rugby to put on a bit of a show. In Cardiff, this involved a quite spectacular light display, captured stylishly in the darkness of what was the enclosed Millennium shell.
But at HQ down in Middlesex, it saw the England team, as John Inverdale put it as he introduced the live coverage of the game, in a 'break with tradition. Or maybe the start of a new one'. Which in practice was us watching the players get off their team bus early and walk through the car park.
New tradition: The England team strolled into Twickenham through the car park in a new fan-friendly addition to the match day experience
Guard of honour: The new initiative proved immensely popular with the Twickenham crowd
And to be fair, there was something rather time-honoured about it. Because captain Chris Robshaw definitely had the familiar blank, weary expression on his face of a man pushing a trolley load of flat pack furniture to his car on a Saturday afternoon.
So once the festivities were over, the action could begin. And it wasn't long before rugby's hot new TV double act got it's banter going. It was around six minutes in fact, when England thought they'd scored and Brian Moore on commentary extolled Twickenham 'as loud as I've heard'.
Through the roar, however, we just made out the voice of referee Craig Joubert. 'Try or no try, is the call from the referee', Moore told us. And so we had the first mini soap opera of the day. Ending with the TMO saying 'I have a decision', and Joubert explaining 'from what I've seen, it's a pretty clear knock on'.
Roar: BBC commentator Brian Moore described the Twickenham atmosphere as one of the best he'd ever heard
Indeed, from what we saw on the replays, it was too. But that doesn't detract from the fact that seeing it being pored over by the powers-that-be can be compelling stuff.
Equally, seeing and hearing the referee as the conductor of the action also works well. Not least of which, because in rugby union it can be eavesdropped upon without someone in the OB truck having to lean on the bleep button with his elbow. At Cardiff it had been that 'a rough guide to scrumming'. Here, it was keeping the feisty Owen Farrell in check.
His late hit around twenty minutes provided 'a pretty clear picture' for the TMO, we heard him say. 'Agreed' said his partner on the field and called Farrell over. 'It's not ok to tackle without your arms, and your timing was late' he told him, in no uncertain terms.
Penalised: England's Owen Farrell (centre) was pulled up by the officials for tackling without his arms
'I tried to', pleaded Farrell in response, but that received very short shrift indeed. 'Well you didn't succeed', replied Joubert. And as Owen immediately proved, there's not much you can say after that.
Only small gripe. They seem to have dispensed with the camera in with the TMO, Which I find a shame, because I rather enjoyed the multi-shot effect they'd employed. Giving it the look of a seventies Rockumentary. But perhaps that was just a bit too Woodstock for some tastes?
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Boelhouwer and Venkatesan set up Ayer in 2008. The firm's assets peaked in the middle of last year at $300 million. It returned 7.2% last year though the first week of September, and rose 5.1% in 2011, 4.1% in 2010 and 18% in 2009, while losing 4.8% in 2008. Over the past two years, Ayer has trailed the Standard & Poor's 500 Health Care Index by a wide margin.
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Cow chips roasting on an open fire? Rudolph the red-nosed dung beetle?
Sorry, there's no way to make the Milwaukee Public Museum's "Scoop on Poop" exhibit sound more Christmassy. It continues its run through the holidays until it's flushed on Jan. 14.
I went last week out of curiosity. About the magic of poop, yes, but mostly I wondered if frugal Milwaukeeans would pay $5 above the usual admission price to learn about it.
The museum can use the money. It's been in deep doo-doo financially on and off, and recently we learned that the museum and other county-owned facilities like the zoo and the parks are going to need a quarter-billion dollars in capital investment in the next five years.
Recently, I spent maybe an hour exploring "The Scoop on Poop," and there were about a dozen other people wandering around. When you enter the second-floor exhibit, you're told there are no restrooms in there, which struck me as mildly ironic.
It's all very sanitary. You experience poop with far more of your senses at the Wisconsin State Fair barns than you do here.
Most people get more than enough crap just by following the news: Pope Francis is a Marxist! Santa Claus is white and that's that! If you like your health care plan, you can keep it!
But the self-proclaimed "#1 exhibit on #2" has plenty of fun facts to go with its scatological wordplay. At least, they sound like real facts.
An African elephant, the grand champion pooper of all land animals, drops 100 or more cantaloupe-sized dung balls a day. This raises the question: How do I make this all about me? So there's a scale you stand on that tells you how many hours it takes that elephant to poop your weight. In my case, it's 10 hours, but that number will go up if I get near too many more holiday buffet tables.
Odors in rhino poop tell other rhinos who it is and where it has been. If you work for the National Security Agency, there might be an unpleasant new spying method in here somewhere.
For true excrement excitement, I watched Patty Baier-Jankowski and her young son, Noah, compete in a dung ball race that involved pretending to be a beetle pushing the organic sphere up a hill.
"Where else can you race doing that?" Patty said. "There's a ton of good stuff to learn here."
Noah's grandmother, Gloria Baier, led me over to her favorite exhibit, which shows the male Sarus crane leaping about and scattering buffalo poop to impress the female. I can't say for sure if this helps us answer the age-old question: What do women want?
I also learned that daisies smell like dung to attract flies to pollinate their flowers. Animals that hibernate can hold it for six months. Dinosaurs pooped, too, and "in 1995, researchers found a very large fossilized turd" from a T. rex. It wasn't discovered in Milwaukee, but a good place to look here would be the turd ward. (Thanks for that line, Larry.)
They have one of those photo spots where you stick your head through a hole. This one makes it look like you're using an outhouse, if that's the photo you've always wanted. And for you budding scientists out there, there's an exhibit about how to examine fecal matter with a microscope. Step one, I'm not kidding, is, "Find some feces."
Mary Bridges, a museum spokeswoman, said the exhibit is doing well, given its somewhat yucky subject matter.
"People who come love it. We didn't project it would be any kind of blockbuster,"' she said.
On my way out, I checked out the visitor book and found most of the entries were done by children.
One kid wanted more steaming piles. "It's fake poop," he or she complained.
"Poop is horbel," someone wrote. I think that means horrible, but maybe herbal.
"I thont it whond be a movie," another said.
Slow down there. I doubt Milwaukee is ready for "Poop: The Movie" on the museum's six-story screen.
New hours. Speaking of the museum, on Jan. 1 it will end its practice of admitting Milwaukee County residents free every Monday. Instead, county residents will get in free the first Thursday of every month. Plus, county residents will get $2 off admission all other days.
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My puppy died.
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Okay, I'm sorry, but how can you wait 3 days before doing anything? You knew a living creature you supposedly loved was in some kind of pain or discomfort, and it doesn't take oodles of intelligence to know all animals need food and water to surive and cannot survive without it must past a certain time.
I'll probably get flamed for my opinon on things, but I really do fear for your pending child if this is how you take care of something you loved.
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You want sympathy, look in the dictionary between shit and syphilis.
That being said, the lesson in this is that living beings can't survive very long without water. Food is something you can survive without for much longer. Dehydration can occur in less than 24 hours! Especially if vomiting is also happening.
Is no one concerned by the poster who commented that she got a dog from a shelter to help her "cope" with the pregnancy? If you are overwhelmed about a living being coming into your life what is the purpose of getting yet a different living being even sooner. Is the puppy supposed to be practice? What happens to puppy (who will still be a puppy) when baby comes along?
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Since when do ignorance and ignoring negate culpability?
And I'm with Tek. You don't learn lessons on living, sentient creatures. That poor puppy didn't deserve to be turned into a lesson plan for caretaking 101.
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Did SO kick you out because you didn't take puppy to vet? Just wondering....
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Parvo means the dog wasn't properly vaccinated, another care taking fail.
Also, typically Parvo presents with vomiting and diarrhea. If your dog is puking and shitting up a storm and not eating or drinking any water, most logical people take them to the emergency vet to make sure they are okay. They don't let them wait it out for 3 days and marvel at how they could have died.
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This is the island's capital and centre of administration. At its centre stands a wonderfully simple fortified church built in the 18th century. In former times the roof was equipped with cannons and the inhabitants took cover from looting pirates within the thick walls.
Opposite the church are the town hall and the main post office. The church square is the central meeting point of San Francisco and in the morning local craftsmen sell their goods here giving it a wonderful atmosphere. The quaint square lined with cafes and the pedestrianised street's shops and bars gives a lively bustle to this little town.
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