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Many years ago, Carlie said to me, "You will never retire--just, someday, you will die." 100% correct. As I am neither retired nor dead, expect to start hearing from me on this site.
First, let me give you an idea what I am involved in and how it ties into Linux. I guess I need to cover a bit of geography so that this makes sense. I'm in Nicaragua or, more explicitly, Estelí, Nicaragua. If you think Nicaragua is in Africa you need to get out a map. (Don't be ashamed--it amazes me how many people think it is.)
Nicaragua is in the middle of Central America. Two Central American countries to the north, two to the south and one sorta beside it. Actually, if you live near the west coast of the US and want to come visit, get on Interstate 5 heading south. Keep going until you come to Hotel Panorama in Estelí. Turn right and I am three blocks down the street on the right.
Now that you know where I am, why I am here is the next question to answer. The best answer is because I want to be. The climate is nice year-round, the people are nice, I can buy fresh fruit and vegetables at the public market a few blocks away and the stress level is very different from where I lived for probably all too many years.
As for what I am involved in, I could offer up a long list including web sites (the most popular is NicaLiving.com but there are lots more). Most of the sites use the Drupal CMS like this site and all run on Linux hosts. One Drupal exception is NicaPlaza.com which uses the Joomla CMS. The big project on my list, however, is not a web site. It's a site alright but it is not on the Internet.
Let's call that site the Geek Ranch. (When I say "let's" I mean us, not everyone. While its primary focus is to appeal to geeks, we will have to call it something else for general marketing.) As far as a site, it is about 265 acres of land in the mountains of the Tisey Preserve near Estelí, Nicaragua.
While there is a lot more to it than just being for geeks, here is the geek angle. The property will have "geek cabinas" scattered around a pine forest within the property. If you want to escape from the rat race for a while--a month, six months, whatever--you will be able to inexpensively rent a private cabina. It will come with Internet connectivity, maid service and all your meals. In other words, no routine responsibilities.
While you can walk over to the restaurant/meeting area to hang out with people, you will be able to hide in your cabina and work on your favorite software project, write a book or whatever private activity you want without interruptions. And if you need a break, you can walk (or ride a horse) around the 265 acres of property, see how the coffee plants are doing, eat an orange or guava right off the tree or just sit on top of a hill and contemplate the world.
You will hear more about the project as it evolves. Today it is just a piece of land, some ideas and two people dedicated to making it a reality. Implementation is where Linux comes in. While Linux isn't going to be used to build the restaurant or cabinas, Linux-based systems will be used to handle a lot of things in the project. Will Linux always be the right answer? We don't know yet but that is going to be part of the fun. That is, I am going to write about things we need to do, the approaches we look at and what we finally end up using.
Sometimes I will wander off the core project when I find something interesting to play with. But, the property doesn't even have electricity much less telephone and Internet connectivity today. There are going to be a lot of chances for Linux to help us solve a problem.
Besides me being a Linux addict, there is another reason why Linux will be easier to plug into the lives of people here. Most people here have little to no experience with non-Linux based systems. That means there is no "it is different than what I am used to" stigma when you plop down Linux as a solution.
In any case, consider this the start of an adventure. While the two players on this end right now are Gixia Arauz and myself, there are going to be a lot more. On your end, I hope that when we run into a challenge, I can count on your to push us in the right direction. Together, we will can get this Geek Ranch built for you.
Phil Hughes
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T&T's not too far, either.
I'm almost done with inheriting the 93 acres of land here locally, but instead of the Geek Ranch concept which we discussed (for reasons similar to why you decided against Costa Rica), I'll probably sell it off within the next year or two. I'd happily put my shoulder to this as long as you cook now and then... and if I do show up, I'll probably bring a spare coffee pot. :-)
Those organic beans rock.
NOW you're talking my language
Mmmmm.... I might come just for the coffee if you keep talking up the beans like that. :)
Shawn Powers is a Linux Journal Associate Editor. You might find him on IRC, Twitter, or training IT pros at CBT Nuggets.
Yeah, the beans I'm talking about...
were wicked good. Nice body, fairly low acid but the kicker is how the caffeine builds - it's a creeper buzz.
Can I write that? :-)
Local vs. Ours
The local (meaning Estelí) organic coffee is great. But, within a month we should have some of our own organic from the Geek Ranch itself. No idea how good it will be but we sure plan to find out.
We were out there doing some work today. Eating an orange off the tree and some guavas is just not what I was used to in Washington state in December. :-)
Phil Hughes
GeekRanch Beans?
Now THAT is interesting...
geek ranch south
I'm living in nicaragua these days because of your book and sites, Phil, but my vision of an ideal place to program is a little different, although perhaps complementary.
In San Juan Del Sur, a little beach town south of you, there is:
A steady stream of college age tourists, male and female, with interesting backgrounds, mostly european, canadian, and australian. The female/male ratio is much more balanced than silicon valley, and shorts and sandals rule the day.
Temps are high, but a quick dip in the bay solves that.
Transport to anywhere is readily available, including 3 great surf beaches that you can reach by boat or truck.
There's a couple really nice restaurants, the freshly opened el pozo is great, and 3 pizza places provide geek soul food.
The local bookstore is no borders, but the selection is not bad, and the coffee is great. There's even some veggie food to be found, but the fish and fruit are to die for.
I like to imagine SJDS as being like Santa Cruz, Ca, 100 years ago, only with internet.
I'm presently living in a highly connected converted colonial near the center of town... run by a retired SUN engineer, sharing the space with an eclectic group of people, ranging from 8 to 16 in number.
Downsides are - I haven't got a whole lot of coding done, being preoccupied with getting some basics straightened out, and my laptop doesn't work well in direct sunlight, but I'll get there. I miss SF culture - plays and music - and wish for a sushi restaurant.
I can see the advantages of your concept, particularly the meeting rooms and isolation (and hopefully insulation from the day to day problems of food, cleanup, and power),
perhaps we could swap guests periodically.
Complementary, I agree
Maybe we can have a "coding contest" a year or two from now and see if "mountain geeks" can produce more code than "beach geeks". Is this starting to sound too much about the vi vs. Emacs wars. :-)
In any case, I am glad our book helped you out. For those that don't know what we are talking about, the book is an ebook called Living Like a Nica. You can find out more (or even buy it) from a Linux system at Lulu.com. The "we" here is myself and my Nicaraguan wife Ana (which may surprise some of you—it surprised me as well).
Phil Hughes
Geek Ranch North vs South
I tend to concur that mere beach time doesn't clear the mind like a hike does, but getting one's soul flushed by being pounded by some good waves works pretty darn good.
>Maybe we can have a "coding contest" a year or two from now and see if >"mountain geeks" can produce more code than "beach geeks". Is this starting >to sound too much about the vi vs. Emacs wars. :-)
Yer on! Just don't schedule it for a week when the surf is up!
That's what I like about Linux
"fyl" -- I get it, but I admit it took me a minute. :)
Please keep us informed, and as we try to build linuxjournal.com into a community, make sure to stay a part of it. I might be late in the game, but the "Geek Ranch" sounds pretty cool. I'm not sure if I can offer much in the way of challenge solving, but if you're ever looking for a sarcastic quip, or poorly timed pun -- I'm your man.
Seriously though, I look forward to hearing more.
Shawn Powers is a Linux Journal Associate Editor. You might find him on IRC, Twitter, or training IT pros at CBT Nuggets.
I regularly have to explain this to people. The story starts in 1968 at my first programming job for Collins Radio. Being a normal (for 1968) company, our computer output was on 14-7/8" x 11" listing paper. Each job had a banner page with your "name" in big letters. I quickly found out that PHIL could mean Phil Hughes or Phil Ruemler making it harder to find my listings.
As he had seniority, I needed to find an answer. My secretary was from New Jersey and when she was exasperated with me she would say something closer to feel than Phil. That inspired the FYL and it has been around ever since.
Maybe you can come up with a pun ar at least a sarcastic quip related to how we have decided to "open source" the mountain on the property. It is named apaguají and while it appears in some tourist guides it is actually within the property. We just found out that the previous owners had been charging tourists five cordobas (about $.25) to climb it and it was the caretaker's job to collect the money.
We came up with a new plan. Access is free but as the caretaker's wife is making rosquillas, tourists might want to purchase a bag them from her. This approach seems to have worked for Linux (that is, you can get it for free but you might need to buy some hardware) so let's see what happens.
Phil Hughes
Hello from Dominican Republic !
Happy to read some news about other "tropical Linux geeks" !
I am living in Las Terrenas, a beach-town on the north-coast of the Dominican Republic, and I am also a "GNU/Linux amateur"...
I am a "PC & network repair" guy.
I also work in shorts & flip-flops, and go swimming whenever possible ;o)
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With sophomore quarterback Colby Cameron getting his first career start in a hostile environment, the Bulldogs' first four offensive possessions combined for 17 plays, 51 yards, two fumbles on snaps (both recovered by Louisiana Tech), two interceptions and two punts.
While Dykes acknowledged the crowd in College Station was a big part of his team's early problems, he also said there were no excuses for the way his team executed.
"The crowd was a factor a little bit early," Dykes said. "When you come here and play there's a little bit of an adjustment period to the crowd noise. Good teams don't let it affect them, and we've got to be able to work through it."
Dykes' offense is supposed to be a fast-paced, high-powered and high-scoring display of pass-happy football.
Through two games, one of those being against FCS foe Grambling State, the Bulldogs (1-1) are averaging just 303 yards total offense (101 rushing, 202 passing) and 18 points per game. In 2009 under run-first head coach Derek Dooley, the Bulldogs averaged 372 yards total offense (184 rushing, 188 passing) and 29.2 points per game.
What may be most troubling for the Bulldogs is that the offense Dykes runs is only at its best when there is consistency at quarterback, which isn't the case right now for the Bulldogs.
So far this year, three players have taken snaps at quarterback, and none of those happen to be Steven Ensminger, who was named the team's starter after one week of camp in August but later fell ill with a stomach virus. Ensminger has yet to earn his way back at quarterback, but is playing some receiver.
"We need to get that position settled," Dykes said. "Just settle on a guy and find somebody to lead the team and build some confidence. What's hurting us right now is we're just not doing a very good job executing on a consistent basis."
NOTES, QUOTES --Louisiana Tech didn't handle the Texas A&M "12th man" very well Saturday. There was an announced crowd of 77,579 fans at Kyle Field and it was as rowdy as anything the Bulldogs will see this season.
"We just made a lot of mistakes, too many mistakes," Bulldogs head coach Sonny Dykes said. "This is a tough atmosphere to play in. It is loud and we had some guys who didn't handle the crowd especially well early in the game." Fortunately for the Bulldogs, the schedule shows only one more road game this season that will put them in a hostile environment -- Oct. 26 at Boise State.
WAC road games at Hawaii, New Mexico State and San Jose State aren't exactly the types of home crowds known for intimidating opposing players. --All four QBs listed on the Louisiana Tech roster who made the trip Saturday to College Station played in the first quarter.
Sophomores Colby Cameron, the game's starter, and Tarik Hakmi both took snaps at quarterback while senior Steven Ensminger played wide receiver and senior Ross Jenkins was the holder on K Matt Nelson's 37-yard field goal.
The fact that the quarterback battle, at least Saturday at Texas A&M, appears to no longer include the two seniors might be surprising to some.
Ensminger, after all, was named the team's starter after just one week of training camp in August, but is now playing wide receiver. Jenkins, who until Saturday started 21-consecutive games for Louisiana Tech, has the most experience of the bunch and seemed to be the likely choice just a week ago entering the season opener against Grambling State.
Dykes said after the Texas A&M loss that settling on a QB is a top priority. "We need to get that position settled," he said.
GAME BALL GOES TO: QB Tarik Hakmi -- The sophomore QB completed 6 of 8 passes for 93 yards and a 35-yard touchdown pass to Eric Harper. He also accounted for La Tech's other touchdown, a 1-yard plunge in the second quarter that cut the Texas A&M lead to 14-10. After it appeared Louisiana Tech might have settled its QB controversy last Thursday when sophomore Colby Cameron was named the starter, it now appears Hakmi has played himself into the mix.
KEEP AN EYE ON: DE Matt Broha -- The junior has 3.5 sacks through two games and is the only consistent pass rusher so far for Louisiana Tech. Broha led the Bulldogs in sacks in 2009 with 4.0. It will be interesting to see how Broha handles the increased attention he will start receiving from opposing offensive lines.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "That's the thing we're not doing right now. We're not making plays." -- Louisiana Tech head coach Sonny Dykes after Saturday's loss to Texas A&M.
STRATEGY AND PERSONNEL LOOKING GOOD: When you surrender 48 points and 565 yards total offense, it's hard to find much to praise on defense, but DE Matt Broha was effectively creating pressure in the backfield for the second straight week. Broha followed his two-sack performance in last week's season-opening win over Grambling State with 1.5 sacks Saturday against Texas A&M and now has 3.5 on the season. WR Phillip Livas, who head coach Sonny Dykes said he wants to get more touches, was good in the return game with seven kick returns and a 26.6 yards per return average. Sophomore P Ryan Allen's eight punts for a 41.9 average was good to see for Louisiana Tech coaches. He dropped three of those inside the 20-yard line.
STILL NEEDS WORK: Louisiana Tech is a passing offense, but that doesn't mean it doesn't try to run the ball some. Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, they just don't appear to be very good at it. Against Texas A&M on Saturday, the Bulldogs ran the ball 40 times for 61 yards. That's a minuscule average of 1.5 yards per carry. The team was led by RB Lennon Creer's seven carries for 41 yards and QB Colby Cameron's 14 carries for 21 yards. The secondary surrendered 349 passing yards and four passing touchdowns to Texas A&M quarterback Jerrod Johnson.
ROSTER REPORT: --Sophomore QB Colby Cameron started Saturday against Texas A&M, snapping a streak of 21 consecutive starts by senior QB Ross Jenkins. Cameron was far from spectacular against the Aggies, and head coach Sonny Dykes said after the loss in College Station that settling on a quarterback is a priority. He did not, however, say whether that means he's sticking with Cameron, who completed 15 of 31 passes for 115 yards, no touchdowns and a pair of interceptions. He was also sacked three times, but he was the team's second-leading rusher with 21 yards.
--Junior college QB Tarik Hakmi saw his first playing time as a Bulldog and made the most of it, maybe even making a push to become the team's starter.
Hakmi, a sophomore who played last year at Foothill Community College in California, completed 6 of 8 passes for 93 yards and threw Louisiana Tech's only touchdown and added a rushing touchdown.
--WR Tim Molton, the LSU transfer who sat out the season opener while serving a suspension, had just three receptions for 36 yards in his Louisiana Tech debut.


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Turbulence, violence in the Middle East
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US Troops in Syria?
The Obama Administration and its allies have begun serious discussions about Military involvement in Syria to stop the senseless bloodshed. Up to 8,000 People have been killed in the Syrian uprising so far. On Monday, Hillary Clinton will meet with her russian counterpart to discuss any involvement in syria.
Russia and China vetoed global sanctions against Syria last month. Not a big surprise! Russia could lose its Naval Base in Tatrus and China is involved in Syria's oil industry.
On Wednesday, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff discussed some of the Options the US is considering to assist the syrian people: Air Strikes, Humanitarian Relief, a No Fly Zone and Intervention at Sea.
But the Government remains divided over the Success of any Military involvement. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta made clear that he will not send US Troops to Syria until he knows what the Mission is and until we know more about the Presence of Al Qaeda.
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144th Avenue and I-25
Westminster, CO 80234 ·
5,811 SF · Retail For Sale
Orchard Town Center
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There are few places in the Denver area more strategically suited for lifestyle and big-box retail. Orchard Town Center is a 100% leased, newly constructed, multi-tenant, retail building with NNN leases providing an investor with stable cash flow and simplicity of management. Statistics indicate that the current population of the primary and secondary trade areas 515,000 people will grow to 635,000 by 2012. Adams, Weld and Boulder counties, all within 3.5 miles of The Orchard Town Center, are Denver's fastest growing with estimates showing a 58% growth by 2020 for the three counties combined.
Orchard Town Center is located at the interchange of 144th Avenue and I-25, Colorado' s most traveled freeway and the major north-south thoroughfare between New Mexico and Wyoming. The shopping center is located at one of the busiest intersections in Northern Metro Denver with more than 40,000 vehicles per day using 144th Avenue, as the major arterial running east and west through Denver' s fastest growing communities, providing the main signaled entrance into the Orchard Town Center development. The center' s highly functional site plan allows Orchard Town Center tenants outstanding visibility and access from I-25, 144th Avenue, and Huron Street.
- Pad-site in a master planned 983,000 SF outdoor-lifestyle-center
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- Low management, newly constructed retail with long term NNN leases
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- New 514,000 SF, adjacent Centura Hospital development is under development
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I've been a Sidewalk Dave fan for a while now, and have already written about him in posts here and here. Today, I interviewed Dave on the phone. We talked about a wide range of topics from the inspiration of bee mating for his new record, to his recent shift in musical approach from folk to rock, to the importance of the great Miya's Sushi in his life, and his new experimental side project, Sasquatch Fucker.
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Anyone used it?
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Anyone used it?
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I just made my own natural laundry detergent this weekend! Mix equal parts of borax and washing soda with half parts of grated ivory soap. Be careful of anything that says 'natural' because sometimes they are just are toxic as the commercial brands. I check all my products I but through EWG's site before I buy or make myself:
Au naturale momma to Elise Anelie 12.16.12
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I'm not a mom yet, but due to family allergies, I've tried every detergent out there. I've used the 7th generation baby before and it worked well on our clothes but the dispenser was TERRIBLE. The bottle leaked all over and didn't dispense properly so I felt like a lot got wasted. I've been alternating these days between Method Free and Clear and The Honest Company laundry detergent, Method is slightly cheaper, but the Honest Company's works slightly better.
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Saletti's Restaurant is hosting a Tip a Player fundraiser 4:30 p.m. to close Friday.
All tips and donations stay in Douglas County for the Girls Club Volleyball Team.
Tip or donate $50 and receive a $25 gift certificate to Saletti's.
All players will earn their tips/donations by serving, bussing, seating, and greeting.
Reservations are recommended to 782-2500.
Breath Body Works open house Friday
Breath Body Works is hosting an open house 4-7 p.m. Friday at 1625 Highway 88 in Minden, according to owner Marta Olson.
Olson said her business forcuses on drug-free options for people in pain.
For more information call 782-6767.
GadZooks hosts open house
GadZooks hosts an open house 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Jan. 25 featuring a Washoe members arts and crafts exhibit.
An opening reception is 2 p.m. Jan. 25 with storytellers and singers. The exhibit runs through Feb. 26.
GadZooks is located at 1411 Highway 395 in Gardnerville. For more information, call 782-9665.
Killer Salsa ribbon cutting
Killer Salsa is having a ribbon cutting Jan. 25 at their new space, 811 Short Court in the Gardnerville Ranchos (near Pizza Factory). They're celebrating the move with chips and salsa, guacamole, drinks and a drawing for a gift basket full of salsa for a Super Bowl party. The ribbon cutting is 1 p.m., with festivities through the afternoon.


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Yes, the School Reform Commission has already voted to shut 23 Philadelphia public schools. But the pressure to halt those actions will continue, activists said Thursday.
"We're not giving up the fight against school closings," said retired teacher Ron Whitehorne, fresh off a court appearance on disorderly conduct charges lodged against him and 18 others - including national teachers union president Randi Weingarten - on March 7, the day of the closure votes.
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When the son of a Greeley woman checks his uniform in the mirror every day, he sees an Army soldier. But when the record crowd of 37,893 fans saw him enter the Alamodome on Jan. 8 in San Antonio for the Army-sponsored All-American Bowl high school all-star football game, they saw more than a soldier " they saw a hero.
Army Staff Sgt. Dawayne Krepel, son of Cindy Hayden of Greeley, was one of 90 Army active duty, Reserve and National Guard soldier heroes who were honored during the pre-game activities. Each of the soldiers earned a Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart or Army Commendation Medal for their efforts in Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation New Dawn.
Shortly before the kickoff of the nationally televised game, each of the soldier heroes were matched to an All-American high school athlete, who represented the East and West squads on the field.
During the past year, the soldier heroes have participated in various military deployments, and because of their dedication, leadership and teamwork skills, received various medals for their distinguished service to our country.
"I have been wounded twice, received two Purple Hearts, and I received an Army Commendation Medal with Valor," Krepel said, who graduated in 1998 from Greeley Central High School. "The Purple Hearts were awarded in 2007 during a deployment with the 173rd Airborne."
San Antonio opened its arms to Krepel and his fellow soldier heroes in what has become one of the largest events of its kind in high school sports. Throughout the week, the soldiers and players were able to learn about each other and develop camaraderie by attending various events, which included a Player-Hero challenge, barbeque and formal dinner.
"It has been an honor to be selected amongst my peers to participate in such a time-honored tradition," Krepel said.
Representing the Army in this way only brings home the importance for young people to serve in the military today.
"It is important because I believe that it installs discipline and a sense of gratitude," Krepel said.
Krepel, who is a recruiter with the Potsdam Recruiting Station in Potsdam, N.Y., and his fellow soldier heroes, will continue to do the job of "heroes" without the pageantry and fanfare of a nationally televised game. For them it's a simple matter of loving what they do and the country they serve.
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People at the Institute
Dr Pierre Schammo
Dr Pierre Schammo is a Reader in Law at Durham Law School. Before joining Durham University, he was a lecturer at the University of Manchester, School of Law (2007-2012) and a research fellow in European financial and corporate law at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law in London (2006-2007). He trained as a lawyer in Luxembourg. Pierre completed his D.Phil degree at the University of Oxford (Magdalen College) after studying at the universities of Leiden, the Netherlands (LL.M., cum laude) and Strasbourg, France (maîtrise en droit privé, mention bien). Pierre is associated with the Jean Monnet Centre for EU Studies at Keio University (Tokyo). He has guest lectured at Keio law school (Keio University, Tokyo) and at the Chinese University of Political Science and Law (Beijing). He is a member of the editorial board of The Company Lawyer. He is also a member of the Fonds National de la Recherche of Luxembourg, a funding body which allocates research funding in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (currently chair of Group III: Law, Economy and Finance).
Dr Andrés Delgado Casteleiro
Dr Andrés Delgado Casteleiro joined the Durham Law School in October 2011. He studied Spanish Law and specialized in European Law during his graduate studies. Prior to joining the Durham University, Andrés defended his doctoral dissertation at the Law Department of the European University Institute, Florence Italy (July 2011). He has been a visiting lecturer at the University of Utrecht, Netherlands (2011), the Universidad Pontificia de Comillas - ICADE, Madrid, Spain (2011-2012) . Andrés has also been a trainee at the Legal Service of the European Commission (External Relations Team), and he is a qualified lawyer at the Madrid Bar Association.
Postgraduate Convenor
Andreas Georgiou
Andreas Georgiou is a graduate of Durham University (LLB) and holds a Masters in International Financial Law with Distinction from King's College London. Currently a PhD candidate at Durham Law School, Andreas is investigating the impact of the EU's financial stability policy agenda on the functioning of the common market for financial services under the supervision of Dr. Pierre Schammo and Professor Robert Schütze. His broader research interests include business regulation in the Internal Market, EU Financial Regulation and Company Law. In the past, Andreas trained with the EU Division of the Cypriot Foreign Ministry and followed part of the Cypriot Bar course.
Editor-in-Chief of the DELI Blog
Eszter Harsanyi-Belteki
Eszter was awarded a First Class Honours LLB in Business Law from London Metropolitan University and an LLM in European Trade and Commercial Law with Distinction from Durham University. Eszter has joined Durham Law School as a PhD candidate in October 2012 and is now engaged in research in European Union and Comparative Constitutional Law under the supervision of Professor Robert Schütze and Professor Roger Masterman. Eszter was awarded a scholarship by the European Research Council in August 2013, which also involves her acting as a part-time Research Assistant for Professor Robert Schütze and is also leading seminars in EU Constitutional Law. She has assisted in the management of the Durham European Law Institute as its PGR Convenor during the academic years 2013/14 and 2014/15 and is acting as the Editor-in-Chief of the DELI Blog during this academic year.
Student Representatives
LLB, 1st year representatives
Veneta Chavdarova
Veneta is a first year undergraduate law student at Durham Law School, acting as one of the student representatives. Prior to coming to Durham, she was the President of Interact Club Burgas-Pyrgos, where she was the Head Executive of many humanitarian projects. In addition to her work in DELI, she is also a member of the Syrian Legal Development Project and the Mooting Society and she has a particular interest in international law as well as in human rights issues.
Niharika Kaul
Niharika is a first year LLB student at Durham University and a student representative for Durham European Law Institute (DELI). She is a member of the Halo Project, which works on issues of forced marriage and gender violence with children. She is also a Features Editor for the Middle East Section of the Pro Bono Society Blog and has just published her first article on the story of Rokshana - the girl who was stoned to death in Ghor, Afghanistan.
In her free time she enjoys travelling and joined the Hill Walking Society, where she frequently goes on 17 km walks to nearby areas such as Northumberland.
Ania Kubinska
Ania is a first year undergraduate law student at Durham University. She is one of the first year student representatives of the Durham European Law Institute. Prior to the commencement of her studies, she attended the second best High School in Warsaw called Batory, where she was in the International Baccalaureate Program. Furthermore, Ania was an advocate in the International Court of Justice during Warsaw Model United Nations 2013 and chaired the Commission on Population and Development in the following year. She also participated in a volunteering summer camp in Germany, which helped her to further advance her German language skills.
Anna is currently a member of the DUCK challenges team and the Syrian Legal Development Project.
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LLB, 2nd year representatives
Christian Bentley
Christian Bentley is a second year LLB Law student at Durham University. Having received the Routledge Undergraduate Award in EU Constitutional Law in the first year, Christian joined DELI as a Student Representative this academic year. Having demonstrated flair and enthusiasm for European law, Christian is looking to further his commitment and exposure to academic debate, particularly with respect to the internal market and intellectual property.
Outside of his legal endeavours, Christian enjoys participation in a range of sports including basketball and rowing, and enjoys travelling to new places.
Julia Bowley
Julia is a second year undergraduate Law student at Durham University, acting as one of the student representatives and writing as a News Analyst for the DELI blog. In addition to her work with DELI and alongside her studies, Julia learns Russian and is a member of the Pro bono Syrian Legal Development Project. Most recently, she secured a work placement in the legal department of Ferring International Centre SA in Switzerland where she had the privilege of undertaking research in the realm of EU commercial and patent law.
Despoina Karvouni
Despoina is a second year undergraduate law student at Durham Law School, acting as one of the student representatives for the Durham European Law Institute.
In addition to DELI, Despoina is involved in competitive debating and has competed in tournaments internationally. She also participates in pro bono work and is currently a member of the Law School's Outreach Project.
Louisa Kerchner
Louisa is a second year undergraduate law student at Durham University. Prior to beginning her degree at Durham she attended Ressun lukio in Helsinki, Finland, where she took part in debating, journalism, MUN conferences and volunteer work. Additionally, she worked as secretary for the national union for IB students. At Durham she is also actively involved in the Pro Bono Society Blog, contributing to the sections on the Middle East and criminal law and working as Media Secretary. She is looking forward to getting involved in the DELI Blog and attending DELI events this year.
Louise Oftedal
Louise is a second year undergraduate law student at Durham University. Prior to starting her degree at Durham, Louise attended Viktor Rydbergs Gymnasium in Sweden where she represented the student body as Legal Advisor on the board of the Student Council. She has been involved in youth projects, Model European Parliament in Stockholm and Model United Nations in Nairobi. In 2014 she completed an internship with Sekunjalo Investments (noe AEEIL) in Cape Town where she had the privilege of attending the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council Meeting 2014 as a rapporteur. This summer she worked as a Summer Associate at the Prague office of global law firm Squire Patton Boggs. She finds a particular interest in Human Rights, International and EU law.
Nadine Tollefsen
Nadine is a second year undergraduate Law student at Durham University, acting as one of the second year student representatives for Durham European Law Institute. She looks forward to contributing to the blog and attending DELI events.
Nadine is also the course representative for second year law students and is a member of Lawyers Without Borders.
LLB, 3rd year representatives
Rachel Davies
Rachel is an LLB finalist and this is her third year being involved with DELI. She is currently writing her dissertation on the supposed 'Justice Deficit' within the EU; as well as studying Competition Law, Law and Medicine, Intellectual Property and Legal History.
She is looking forward to another year working with DELI, especially during this especially tumultuous time within the Union which she is sure will make our academic debates even more passionate and pertinent.
Naomi Lawson
Naomi Lawson is a third year undergraduate law student at Durham University, acting as one of the student representatives and Section Editors of the Durham European Law Institute and its Blog.
Prior to working with DELI Naomi interned with the Institute of Commercial and Corporate Law. This reflects her interest in European corporate issues, which she has supplemented through other experience with businesses providing regulatory functions. In addition to her work for DELI she enjoys participating in pro bono work and currently volunteers with County Durham Citizens Advice.
Kata Szeidovitz
Kata is a third year undergraduate law student at Durham University. In addition to being a student representative of DELI, she is the head of the LawWorks Employment Law Clinic project within the Pro Bono Society and a research intern at the Institute of Commercial and Corporate Law. She spent her summer completing three vacation schemes at law firms in London and Budapest. Kata has been studying EU law throughout her LLB, and is currently writing her dissertation in EU Competition Law on the Intel judgment's effects on the interpretation of Article 102 TFEU.
Prior to commencing her studies in law, Kata graduated from the American International School of Budapest in 2013 as the recipient of the Valedictorian Award, Presidential Award, and European Council of International Schools' Award. She grew up studying in six different countries over the past twenty years.
LLM representatives
Volker Bodnar
Volker is an LLM student at Durham University, specialising in European law, banking law, security law and capital markets. He graduated with a BSc in International Finance from Frankfurt University of Applied Science in Germany in 2014 and worked in the Luxembourg Fund Law department of an asset manager in Germany. He also interned at the Maltese Financial Services Authority (MFSA) and a trustee in Malta, as well as at a family office in Switzerland.
He is an affiliate of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and passed the CFA Level 1 exam of the CFA Institute. Besides studying for his LLM, Volker's research interests include finance, investment fund regulation and trust law, in all of which he has both professional and academic experience. Volker is a member of St. Chads' College, Durham.
Premika Phantawesak
Premika (Mai) is an LLM student in International Trade and Commercial Law at Durham University. Premika obtained her LLB from Thammasat University, Thailand, where she was a representative in the Phillip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition in a National Round.
After graduation Premika worked as a Corporate Compliance Officer at PTT Global Chemical, where she focused on Competition law and International Business Law. Her tasks involved conducting research, analysing international and domestic law associated with the company's business and organising seminars on current legal issues at the company.
Erasmus representatives
Jean-Sébastien Rombouts
Jean-Sébastien is an Erasmus student at Durham University coming from the Université Catholique de Louvain in Belgium. He is fascinated by a wide variety of EU law topics, but particularly pays attention to developments in capital markets law and competition law. His interest for these subjects was raised during his internships at Allen & Overy and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, where he had a unique hands-on experience in practicing the law. During his Bachelor years, Jean-Sébastien participated to several Model United Nations conferences, acting as the Head Delegate of his University at the time. He sees being a DELI Student Representative as a unique opportunity to deepen his understanding of contemporary European law issues.
Alexander Verbist
Alexander is currently an Erasmus exchange student, originally from the University of Leuven, Belgium, where he recently finished his Bachelor of Laws. At his home university, he is enrolled in a Master of Laws, with a Major in International and European Law.
Alexander enjoys debating, mooting and public speaking. This shows itself not only through his membership of the Durham University Mooting Society, but also through him being selected to represent the University of Leuven in the world-renowned Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition in 2017. This is all subsequent to his participation as a delegate in the 2015 Londen International Model United Nations-conference. He looks forward to his tasks of both News Analyst for the DELI Blog and Organizing Member behind the DELI Public Debate, and he hopes he will be able to help other students obtain a thorough understanding of the relevance of European Law.


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29 years of experience
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29 years of experience
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Bristol, PA 19007 Phone number & directions
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A full time stay at home mum, a part time social service volunteer & part time animal 'foster-er'.
Crochet is my all time love and relaxer.. but I love craft in all forms.
I love macrame too.. ...
A full time stay at home mum, a part time social service volunteer & part time animal 'foster-er'.
Crochet is my all time love and relaxer.. but I love craft in all forms.
I love macrame too.. something about tying those knots is calming.
I am a major re-cycler.. and many of my projects 'show' this too :-)
Visit me at http://shyamanivas.blogspot.in/ for patterns n more :)
A simple pattern, using just sc and blo. This pattern is adjustable to fit several foot sizes. Convenient foot (size) chart on the last page.
This pattern has been tested using :
a) 4-ply acrylic fingering yarn, Oswal mills , 50g/210 yds ; 4 mm crochet hook ;
b) Panda Magnum 5ply 100% acrylic yarn , 50 g; 4 mm crochet hook; Gauge : 5 rows and 5 sts= 1" ;
Comments : clear, photos helpful ;
Skill level by tester : Easy. Beginner
c) Filature du Valgaudemar Douceline , 1 ball (130 m/ball) ; 4,5 crochet hook used ;
Comments : Helpful photos ; took about 6 hrs ; The shoes fit my mother perfectly. Her foot size is 8 (US Size). The shoes are 26,5 cm long, and I closed on 14 cm fm the toe end, but I also made one extra repeat of rows 6-11, in order to have the shoes high enough, after ok with designer
Skill level by tester : Advanced beginner
d) Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton twist, listed as aran weight (153 yd per 85 grams) ; Used 87 grams, just a smidgen over 1 skein ; 3.5 mm hook ;
Gauge: 8 rows (4 "ridges") = 2 inches ;
Comments : Pics very helpful, written instructions were clear. The only slightly difficult element for some may be the slip stitches, but there aren't very many ; Completed in 3 days ; I also added 1 extra pattern repeat, maybe because of my yarn, to get a height of 6.5 inches on my rectangle/trapezoid. Length is 11 inches before seaming.
e) Blue Ridge yarns Footprints Carribean Cooler , 102 grams ; met gauge with G hook ;
Comments :Instructions and photos clear ; took about 3 hrs;
Skill level by tester :Beginner
Gauge varies with yarn used. It has been tested with various yarns above.


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Yeshurun Synagogue trial second service
May 23, 2008
Responding to congregants' requests, Edgware Yeshurun Synagogue has introduced an experimental second Monday-to Friday shacharit service at 8am — an hour later than its primary morning service starting at 6.50 or 7am. The move acknowledges that there are now more would-be worshippers who work locally, or are retired, who do not need to get up quite so early. Yeshurun president Russell Grossman said the additional service was proving popular: "It's a measure of the growth of our community."
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Walks And Walking – Spring Walks In Snowdrop Gardens
Walks And Walking – Spring Walks In Snowdrop Gardens
Whilst we await the splendour of the bluebell there is the pure white of the snowdrop to keep us entertained as the winter weather clears and spring arrives. When I was looking for places to visit over the next few weeks in the pursuit of the snowdrop I found this really interesting article on the Saga Magazine facebook page.
Snowdrops are a seasonal show that grows more spectacular by the year, witnessed by an ever-growing fan club of Galanthophiles – after the flower's scientific name Galanthus – won over by wonderful displays in gardens and woodlands across the UK. Wherever you live, there's certain to be an open garden or place to visit nearby, which has its own snowdrop spectacular to offer – and you'll be dazzled by the displays.
East Lambrook Manor, in Somerset, has been the site of a new snowdrop discovery, galanthus 'Sir Henry B-C'. The snowdrop was named 'Sir Henry B-C' after Sir Henry Boyd-Carpenter who was Margery Fish's nephew and who spent much of his childhood growing up at East Lambrook Manor. The gardens were created by the British garden icon, Margery Fish in the 1950s, who popularised snowdrops and made the general public aware of their immense beauty and variety. Since then, East Lambrook Manor has become a site of pilgrimage for snowdrop enthusiasts from all over the world.
Find the full article in Saga Gardening here.
For more days out in the UK to find snowdrops you can also visit and join the National Trust.
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Volunteer rates in 2004
December 17, 2004
About 64.5 million persons, or 28.8 percent of the civilian noninstitutional population age 16 and over, volunteered through or for organizations at least once from September 2003 to September 2004.
One-fourth of men and about one-third of women did volunteer work in the year ended in September 2004, about the same proportions as in the prior year. Women volunteered at a higher rate than men across age groups, education levels, and other major characteristics.
These data are from a supplement to the September 2004 Current Population Survey. Find out more in "Volunteering in the United States, 2004" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 04-2503.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Volunteer rates in 2004 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2004/dec/wk2/art05.htm (visited September 29, 2016).
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Hardened excrement sticking to anal hair. Particularly problematic for long-haired animals.
Get the comb, our cat has clinkers again!
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A small peice of shit that is attacted to a anus hair, commonly called a "Dingle Berry"
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Faece (shit) that drys on the hair around the anal region, resulting in crusty brown shit crumbs.
When he Lisa bent over, Rachelle could see her clinker.
green가 작성 2003년 09월 10일 (수)
the last bit of tobacco or marijuana that can be smoked out of a pipe or bong, esp when covered by ash.
"there's probably a clinker left in there if you want it."
Bifidus가 작성 2012년 01월 27일 (금)
A rather attractive girl.Origin galway ireland
geez shamie shes a real clinker, id love to put a baby in her.
jarlath가 작성 2006년 01월 10일 (화)
Small balls of toilet paper stuck in your anal hair.
I have a clinker stuck in my ass hair.
Meddite가 작성 2012년 11월 09일 (금)
A fucked up occurance brought about by complete and utter incompentence in organizing or otherwise administrating simple every-day situations.
"Stephen pulled a Clinker: he bought a sandwich with his VISA card ten years ago and now has $75,978.34 in credit card debt...no, he didn't buy anything else, just the sandwich"
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First fish fry today at revitalized Turner Hall Restaurant
Long time no fish fry. Friday will be the first one in a renovated Turner Hall Restaurant. In case you missed Monday's blog post, the restaurant has reopened after being closed for more than two years.
The restaurant, in Turner Hall at 1038 N. 4th St., had a soft opening about two weeks ago, and opened with its full menu on Monday. »Read Full Blog Post
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Ed Sheeran to play the Rave May 10
British singer, songwriter and guitarist Ed Sheeran of "The A Team" fame, will headline a bill with Nikki Williams at 8 p.m. May 10 at the Rave, 2401 W. Wisconsin Ave.
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Jazz star Ben Sidran's free talk explores influence of Jews in American music
Jazz artist Ben Sidran will discuss his book "There Was a Fire: Jews, Music and the American Dream" at a talk at 8 p.m. May 2 at the Rubenstein Pavilion, 1410 N. Prospect Ave.
Sidran, a Wisconsin native, will conduct his commentary from the piano to illustrate his remarks with music. »Read Full Article
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Brad Paisley sings that he is caught between Southern pride and Southern blame, but his song "Accidental Racist" is caught between "undercooked" political naivete - to paraphrase The New York Times - and "epic fail," as USA Today wrote about reaction to it on social media.
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Chocolate Chocolate Chip Muffins
We returned from our trip almost a week ago. Since then, I've been in that awkward re-familiarizing state you live in right after a chunk of time off. Trying to get back into usual routines, remembering how to live your everyday life, forcing yourself to get out of the car and go into work. I'm sure this is sounding familiar to most everyone. All of this serves as my excuse for being absent from all things blog. Hopefully, this post will serve as a triumphant return.
Chocolate seemed the best place to re-enter the baking world. And what better breakfast treat than chocolate muffins? With chocolate chips? No arguments, I'm sure.
My only change to the recipe was to decrease the oven temperature to 375 degrees and the baking time to 15 minutes. I used milk chocolate chips, although I really wished that I'd had those really tiny chocolate chips. Most everyone is familiar with making muffins, and these hold no surprises. That's not to belittle them in anyway. 'Cause they're good. We decided fairly quickly that these were the best chocolate muffins we'd ever had the pleasure of eating. I had worried that the amount of cocoa wasn't enough to make them over-the-top chocolate, but it was just right. This is definitely a keeper recipe for a quick morning muffin.
- 1 & 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup semisweet or milk chocolate chips plus 1/4 cup for tops
- 1 cup milk
- 1/3 cup + 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 375°. Grease or line a 12-cup standard muffin pan.
Whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, cocoa, and sugar. Stir in 3/4 cup chocolate chips. Add milk, oil, egg, and vanilla, and stir just until blended.
Spoon batter into prepared pan. Sprinkle remaining 1/4 cup chocolate chips on top. Bake 15-20 minutes, or until muffins are dark, risen, and springy.
Recipe adapted from Food Network.


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Damek is someone who would give up everything with out question. Strong and brave but so soft and loving without limits. Loud but quite, Poor but rich, mad but happy, big but small, loving always. Born from the night skys stars.
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