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The BBC's Africa Live asks: What is our obsession with political personalities costing us?
In Ghana, where voters go to the polls on Tuesday, there is concern that the campaigns have been dominated by "sleazy" personal attacks rather than key issues affecting a majority of Ghanaians: Unemployment, increasing levels of poverty and corruption.
The politicians have seized every platform public rallies, local newspapers, radio and television to trade accusations and counter accusations.
And in South Africa, President Thabo Mbeki and Archbishop Desmond Tutu have been embroiled in a bitter slanging match.
In a previous Africa Live debate on elections, you told us that voters' needs are often ignored by politicians.
Are the real issues being lost as the "Big Men" fight? Is the media to blame for this obsession with personalities? Or is the character of a politician as important as his or her policies?
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Most candidates only talk about the topics that could help them win the elections. In industrialised countries, those topics are mostly people's needs. In Africa, personal attacks have a stronger effect and therefore, are a great asset for politicians. Is it good for the people? Maybe. Africa needs leaders with strong personalities and strong beliefs. The personality war might just be the best way to choose those leaders.Leo, Austin, US
The only way to prevent the politics of personal attacks becoming an integral part of our young democracies would be for the electorate to vote against those who engage in it. But, of course that assumes a well-informed population who can discern between the relevant issues and trash. Hopefully the young democracies of Africa will mature soon where the energies and resources of politicians will be devoted to positive things that benefit all our people. Michael Asante, US
Most of the current politicians have lived under the oppression of colonialism in the sixties. So they've been trying to prove to Europeans that they can lead their own country, which has been a hard and impossible mission. Angola, Zimbabwe, DR Congo are very good examples. Meanwhile, American and European complicity has been responsible for such a bad administration.Julio Cesar, Portugal
Politics in Africa is still laced with western conceptions. The African scene still has to invent some form of African accountability that seeks to put honesty and community ahead of personal interests.Weru Macharia, Brighton,UK
Politics was meant to be a service, but has now turned out to be a perennial profession for some of Africa's politicians. The media have also made it worse by accepting that newspapers cannot sell if there is no news of one politician insulting the other. Because most of the politicians lack anything of substance to talk about in election campaigns, they end up pouring dirt on each other. Instead of attacking the policies, they attack their opponents in a way that has nothing to do with policies. Shame on you African politicians.Reginauld Ntomba, Zambia
The reality, for instance in Nigeria, is that people enter into politics to have their own share of the "national cake" basically because they have witnessed how those who were there before them suddenly grew rich and dominated the others. Politics has been turned into a personal affair where one can buy power, abuse power and escape justice. I hope politics in Nigeria will find its lost glory.Chidi Nwamadi, Nigerian in France
The media must play a more important role in building Africa's budding democracies. Media reports should only be on concrete policies and issues that directly affect the people and will make a direct contribution to their standard of living. There should be no room for personal abuse of opponents. Personal issues should be permitted, only if they affect a politician's judgment or the performance of their duty.Martin Kwakwa, Australia
The media has the responsibility of giving proper direction to the electorate. It is about time we started to scrutinise what the parties have on offer for us. If we are learning to be democratic, let us go the proper way and stop copying the sleazy attacks as witnessed in the American elections recently.Kwaku Henaku, UK
We all fail to understand politics in Africa. In Africa, politics is about personalities rather than issues. Take the case of Ghana where only a tiny minority can understand the economic parameters and what they mean in their everyday lives. Many people vote for the guy they like most and do not care about the issues. Who cares about issues anyway, if one can buy votes. Quami Yeboah, London-Kumasi
Politics in Africa will improve only after we stop electing "kings" into office and start voting in servants of the people. We are always looking for someone to rule over us but never to serve our interests. So in search of our "king" through ill-advised methods, we cannot help but make politics too personal. The people must first become better informed about their rights and the role of a good government in order for them to really know what is important when electing anyone into a political office. Until the average African becomes well informed about the role of politics, we are going to continue in engaging in personal politics to the detriment of us all.George Kyalo Mutua, Kenya
It is sad when people who are supposed to be our leaders, prefer to trade in insults and just grab power from the electorate. Some Ghanaian politicians are culprits. Many Ghanaians are politically illiterate and are not concerned about issues. It is my hope that the last few days would be devoid of frivolous comments that may degenerate into conflict. Ghanaians should accept the polls as a true representation of the people's voice and in the end, peace shall reign supreme on our land.Joe Darko, Ghana
Politicians are liars and have nothing to offer the electorate. They engage in slander and mudslinging because they know that all campaign promises will never be kept. In Africa, good intentioned public figures change overnight. In Cameroon, they have just organised presidential elections. Once you join politics you have lost credibility in the eyes of your family members, because they know you have become a professional liar and blackmailer. Most African politicians have overstayed their welcome in politics. They are short of ideas and have deceived the electorate. The media is also to blame. At times, instead of reporting events, the media adds comment about the personalities concerned. In Cameroon, every politician has his own journalist to sing his praises and blackmail his opponent. Since most journalists are poor, they are easily manipulated by politicians.Teneng Lucas Chefor, Cameroon
Politics is always personal when one candidate feels he or she might lose. It was said to have become personal even in the US where both Bush and Kerry resorted to all kinds of tactics to defame each other in front of the electorate. Politics is personal and always has been and that's why they call it 'a dirty game' Vivian, Ghanaian in the U.S
Politics is a profession in Ghana. People go into politics to earn a living, hence people are prepared to do anything to protect their source of income and food. How then do you expect politics to be an honest representation of the people?Kwame, Ghana
Politics of personal attack is used by American politicians too, because it works. It's healthy in my opinion. Is it fair game? That's another question because all the candidates are not afforded equal coverage by the media.Joseph Abey, Cameroonian in US
African leaders miss the issue once they are in the spotlight, they seem too confused to an extent that they allow the press to lead them into attacking each other verbally rather than facing issues such as fighting corruption, unemployment and improving people's standard of living.Mobi Iloabuchi, Nigeria
In African politics, what the politicians say before elections is often not what they do once they are in power. Besides, in most African countries the needs of the electorate are much the same: Basic needs like health, education, jobs, roads, food and a roof over their heads. Beyond these the politicians have nothing to talk about than bring on "sleazy and sensational" attacks against opponents to make headlines. Ken Apen, Ghanaian in US
That is 'Democrazy' for you! It is not unique to Africa, and was evident in the recent American elections with President Bush and his Democrat opponent, John Kerry trading insults. Politics is war, and yes it is personal.Leo, US
We have just in the past one month seen a real political clash between President Bush and John Kerry. So Africans will also exchange accusations. We have not seen in any African country where leaders listens to their country men and women. Raphson Amentor, Ghanaian in Sierra Leone
The media has an important role to play. Today's leadership in Africa does not care for the suffering in society. The media has the duty of bringing to us citizens the real understanding of each individual standing for public office, what they stood for and they tackle key issues.
Robert Coker, Dafur, Sudan
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The majority of the day was spent in getting to and touring Auschwitz. I can't really describe in words what the experience was like but it was very moving and I learned a lot of stuff that I hadn't previously known. We decided to take the last English tour of the day which went around both Berkenau (Auschwitz II) and Auschwitz I. I only took a couple of pictures because as the tour went on it didn't seem right. I'll put the couple that I have up and add comments about each one.
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Tyson Fury has been charged with misconduct by the British Boxing Board of Control following his behaviour at Monday's press conference with Dereck Chisora.
The two British heavyweights came together in Kensington to promote their upcoming 26 July bout in Manchester but the event turned sour when Fury launched a string of expletives at both his opponent and one of the journalists in attendance.
When the journalist questioned whether Fury had any respect for the sport or the members of the public in attendance, the 25-year-old responded: "If you don't like the station, change the channel b****.
"This is my show, I do what I want. This is boxing, it isn't tap-dancing. If anybody doesn't like that they shouldn't be here.
"I'm in fight mode, kill-mode. I don't apologise, it is what it is."
Fury also used less than civilised language when addressing Chisora and in reference to the IBF, WBA and WBO champion Wladimir Klitschko, prompting the BBBofC to take action.
"The British Boxing Board of Control considered the behaviour of boxer Tyson Fury at the press conference for his forthcoming contest against Dereck Chisora," read a statement on www.bbbofc.com.
"The stewards have decided to call Mr Fury before them under Regulation 25 (misconduct) to their next meeting on Wednesday, 13th August 2014 when this matter will be dealt with.
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This website, also the homepage for the Seelos Center in New Orleans, is devoted to providing information on Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos and to promoting the cause for his canonization. It contains a good biography in eight different languages, as well as selected writings of Blessed Seelos. There is also a photo gallery from his beatification, prayers to Blessed Seelos, and extensive information on the Seelos Center and Museum.
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SEO 2.0 Best Practices: WordPress URL Design
WordPress is, you might already suspect it, the most popular blogging platform aka blog CMS out there. Thee are plenty of good reasons to use it although WordPress has also some major drawbacks
- it's bloated
- it's a frequent target of hackers
- has a cluttered admin interface
Nonetheless I use WordPress for more than one blog, indeed I used WordPress since 2003 for numerous projects.
WordPress lets you change your URL structure with ease. That's nice but also there are some pitfalls.
Why should you rewrite your URLs in the first place?
- to make them readable and self explanatory
- to make them Google friendly
- for better archiving
Now said that there is no one way to do that. There is no ideal URL structure for WordPress. It depends on what you need.
Just think about how you use your WordPress installation:
- as a blog (most probably but not necessarily)
- as a website
- as a news source
- a an archive or library for real or metaphorically speaking
Now there are several ways to "design", as in so called URL design, your WordPress URLs. After years of practice my favorites are…
Stop, first I want to show you what the average WordPress URLs look like:
- example.com/?p=123
- example.com/category-name/seo2-best-practices-wordpress-url-design/
- example.com/2008/03/15/seo2-best-practices-wordpress-url-design
None of them are perfect, most of them have significant drawbacks.
#1 is short, no need for "tinyurl" services and it does not use any rewrite rules. I like that in some cases – for instance for blogs that have large numbers of short posts – you can show off by having a four or five digit post number. It tells you nothing about the content though. Imagine this link in an email. Would you click it or rather a link like that: example.com/britney-spears-naked
#2 lets you categorize your content but as WordPress categories do not work as desired, you can't really choose which category is the most important one if you ascribe more than one and WP will almost randomly choose one, it's worthless. Also, the "/" at the end mimics a directory which a post is not. Do you really want to trick your readers you dirty black hat SEO?
#3 is great for a historical view bu most blog readers expect current posts on a blog. Do you really think someone will click on a link like example.com/2005/03/15/breaking-news ?
Now lets take a look at my own URL:
I love simplicity and I wanted my blog to appear to be a real website with real content not just ephemeral blog postings. It is not ideal for several reasons or rather purposes though.
Let's say I make a list of 10 items and the add some more. I can't change the URL though, as it would yield a 404 not found error n the old one.
Consider this URL again: example.com/?p=123
Now changing the headline does not have any impact on it. Now wouldn't it be great to combine these two? Yes, as I am a man of "as well" instead of "either or" you can and should.
The solution is fairly simple:
This URL has a major advantage:
Long URLs send via email often get cut at the end or otherwise destroyed in the process of sending.
It does not matter with this one.
- example.com/123/seo2-best-practices-wordpress-url-design
- example.com/123/seo2-best-practices-
- example.com/123/seo2-best-practices-%FC%DF%F6%E4
- example.com/123/
- example.com/?p=123
will all successfully lead to the same post.
Unfortunately this is not enough in many cases. As Google is quite stupid and does not know you are a blog unless you call yourself a blog you might want to use
or better, if you want to rank for the often searched for keyword+blog combination:
You can achieve this either by uploading your WordPress installation into the real "blog" or "seo blog" directory on you server via FTP or by rewriting again. WordPress lets you add a so called "category_base".
Many people still want to use the date in their URLs as they write news blogs and for better archiving. You do not have to fake three directories with slashes ("/") doing that.
When I want to retain the date I use either one of these two URL structures:
is possible.
WordPress will still allow you to access the years as in "example.com/2008", months or days.
Now you still have to decide which URL or permalink design is the best for you.
The implementation of the desired URL structure is shown here at WordPress.org or here with some screen shots.
There are also some dirty tricks as I like to call them ;-)
For instance you can add any suffix after the URL. Instead of the good old and pointless ".html" or ".php" you can add anything you want. In my case something like ".seo" could be useful:
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A terrific drama that explores the different and difficult relationships between the servants and the upper-classes. Julian takes care to make sure that the servants have just as an important part as their masters and balances it beautifully! There's treachery, love, and plenty more to look forward to. Julian shows us that there is more to a stately home than meets the eye, and pays careful attention to show that what you see on the outside is not necessarily what you get on the inside. There's plenty of conniving going on between Miss O'Brian and footman Thomas to make sure that you are never bored for a single second. So tear yourself away from the day to day life of the twenty-first century and plunge into the early twentieth, I promise you, you won't regret it!!!!!!
I think it is always a bit uncertain and tricky when a 19th century series or film is modernised and most of the time it doesn't work, especially if it is well known and liked but I was very very impressed. Benedict does a brilliant job portraying the famous sleuth and made a 19th century character and modern day London merge beautifully. Martin Freeman was also great as Dr Watson. Rupert Graves made a brilliant Lestrade. It was sharp, quick and kept you on your toes and you just couldn't wait to see what happened next, this was of course completed by brilliant acting from the actors. I'm so pleased it got favourable reviews from the critics, roll on the next episode!!!!


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Introduction: MicroRNAs (miRNAs) have previously found to be highly tissue- or disease-specific biomarkers with clinical applicability. However, the role of miRNAs in OSCC progression has yet to be well-studied. Here, we demonstrated the use of FFPE specimens in microarray profiling and quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) approaches to identify miRNAs that are differentially expressed in OSCC compared with non-tumour tissues.Materials and methods: Four OSCC and four non-tumour FFPE tissues were obtained from the Malaysian Oral Cancer Database and Tumour System (MOCDTBS), coordinated by OCRCC-UM and profiled using Agilent 8 Ã? 15 k mammalian miRNA microarray. Based on microarray results, TaqMan miRNA Assay (qPCR) is underway to validate the selected differentially expressed miR-31, miR-7, miR-375 and miR-151-3p with an endogeneous control RNU-44 using an independent set of FFPE tissue (seven OSCC and three non-tumuor tissues). Biological functions of targeted miRNAs were analyzed using GeneGO Pathway software.Results: Analysis of profiling identified 19 significantly up-regulated miRNAs (2-fold change) and four significantly down-regulated miRNAs (2-fold change). The targeted miR-31, miR-7 and miR-151-3p were up-regulated whilst miR-375 was down-regulated in OSCC compared with non-tumour tissues. These initial microarray profiling results had been subsequently confirmed in qPCR validation except miR-151-3p, which was validated as down-regulated miRNA.Discussion: Interestingly, we have identified miRNA targets that can potentially be exploited to differentiate between betel-quid exposure OSCC with no risk habit related OSCC. These miRNA targets were found to interact with protein BuBRl in regulation of cellular component organization (p0.05, GeneGo Pathway software). BuBR1 can be modified by arecoline in betel nut leads to abnormal cell cycle progression. Further analyses with larger sample set are on-going to validate the preliminary result and examine if the betel-quid exposures related with OSCC carcinogenesis may be acting through a specific miRNA alterations to lead to a malignant phenotypes. This better understanding of the contribution of miRNA to OSCC may aid in earlier diagnosis, improved prognosis, and novel targets for therapeutic intervention.
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"Sexuality is fluid, whether you're straight, or you're gay, or you're bisexual, you just go with the flow"- Shane Mccutcheon
It's a hard struggle to find your sexuality. You have a trial of doubt over whether you are who you have always thought, and whether the feelings you are feeling are real, or just hormones.
And then you find one person who helps you understand your feelings.
This one person makes you realise who you are.
And if you're lucky they feel the same way about you.
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Afghanistan bans "Kite Runner" film
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan has banned the import and exhibition of "The Kite Runner," a film about the troubled friendship of two Afghan boys, on the grounds that it could incite violence.
The U.S. studio behind "The Kite Runner," based on the 2003 best-selling novel by U.S.-based Afghan author Khaled Hosseini, last year had to get its three young stars out of their homeland before the movie debut to protect them from a possible backlash.
Paramount Vantage released the film last month after delays due to the extraordinary precautions taken to address concerns about the film's depiction of one boy's rape and other scenes of conflict between members of Pashtun and Hazara tribes.
Protests erupted last year after pirate copies of another film, "The Kabul Express" which was seen as anti-Hazara, made their way into the multi-ethnic country that is struggling to emerge from decades of invasion and civil war.
The Afghan government, whose power does not extend much beyond the main cities, then banned the film, sending prices of pirate copies soaring.
"On the basis of the instruction of the Information and Culture Ministry, the "Kite Runner" film's depiction and import has been banned," Latif Ahmadi, the head of state-run Afghan Film told Reuters late on Monday.
"Because some of its scenes are questionable and unacceptable for some people and would cause sensitiveness and would cause trouble for the government and people," he added.
"Kite Runner" explores Afghan society over three decades, from before the Soviet invasion through the rise of the Taliban, focusing on the friendship between Amir, the son of a wealthy Pashtun, and Hassan, the Hazara son of Amir's father's servant. Continued...


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As you've seen in this thread, some people didn't mind 3. I think they are insane, but to each their own.
It is more of an action RPG, definitely not a true RPG. That's probably another area they screwed up. If they had spent as much time on the story for the sequels as they did improving the damn gameplay and adding MP then we would have gotten much better games.
Only because of the direction they took the 3rd game, which is another one of its many, many problems. ME2 was a great game with good characters and would have led into a great end to the trilogy if the writers didn't develop an extra chromosome before writing the third game.
I'm one of the few who think that the first game was the best of the trilogy, not the second. The first game had a purity to it, great characters, great plot, great everything. The sequels only beat it in gameplay.
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Embraer continues Florida investment, could add 600 more jobs
Oct 30, 2013
Jacksonville Business Journal
After opening an aircraft assembly facility in Jacksonville, Embraer is still growing its Florida presence.
The state is working on a deal that could add 600 jobs at Melbourne International Airport. Gov. Rick Scott announced Tuesday that Embraer jet manufacturer has selected the Space Coast airport to build its Legacy 450 and Legacy 500 planes.
"This highly sought after expansion is especially important as it solidifies Embraer's growing manufacturing presence on the Space Coast and will create additional opportunities for suppliers in the aerospace and aviation industry," Secretary of Commerce Gray Swoope said in a news release from the governor's office.
The deal, in which Embraer would spend about $28 million in adding 250,000 square feet to its Space Coast operations, remains contingent on final approval of a partnership between the company, state and local officials, according to the release.
The package, which will require legislative approval, has yet to be finalized, said Sean Helton, a spokesman for Enterprise Florida. The package must be approved within 180 days, Helton added.
The company already employs about 250 in Melbourne, where the company's Phenom 100 and Phenom 300 are assembled. An additional 200 engineers are expected to be hired starting next year when the company's $24 million Engineering and Technology Center opens.
The Air Force in February awarded a $427 million contract to Embraer SA to supply 20 aircraft in support of the draw down of U.S. troops in Afghanistan. The project, expected to create 50 high-paying jobs for Jacksonville, has twice been delayed by a competitor's legal challenge.
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On August 26th at 2pm Michael Taylor of SPI will hold a webinar, sponsored by DME, on market opportunities for U.S. moldmakers in the BRIC Countries. This is the third in a four-part educational series to help you develop a strategic vision of what foreign markets you should explore to grow your sales beyond the domestic U.S. market.
Michael reviews trade policy updates, top export growth markets, exporting basics and developing an exporting strategy and costs associated with exporting.
In terms of the BRIC region, in 2012 China and Brazil were among the top ten export markets for the U.S, plastics industry. While China has remained the third largest export market destination for some time, Brazil took over the fifth place spot from Japan during 2011. After 18 years, Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization is predicted to result in a doubling of U.S. total exports there. In India the plastics industry is poised to benefit from increasing per capita income, rising consumerism and modernization. Attend this webinar to learn about opportunities in these markets.estimates are the demand for polymers will jump to 16.5 million tons by 2016-17 from 11 million tons during 2012-13, resulting in consumption rising by 10.8% compound annual growth rate. In addition, India is expected to be among top 10 packaging consumers in the world by 2016 with demand set to reach $20.8 billion.


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Cadet Store
Thank you for visiting The Cadet Store site. We offer a complete selection of Cadet uniform needs, outfitting all cadets and knobs from head to toe and a new Convenience Store.
The Tommy B. Hunter Cadet Store is located on the Ashley River side of campus behind the barracks on the corner of Hammond Avenue and Courvoisie Avenue. The Cadet Store sells shoes, clothing, accessories, and other cadet items. The Cadet Store was renamed in April of 2003.
New to the Cadet Store is The Convenience Store. Come check out our growing inventory of drinks, snacks and sundry products.
Although the Cadet Store does not offer an online catalog, The Citadel's Bookstore offers online and on-site purchasing of Citadel merchandise.
Regular Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
For all other queries, please contact:
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Toyota today announced another major recall, this time of almost one million vehicles over water leaks, which takes the total number of motors it has had to have returned to garages to 20 million in just two years.
The Japanese carmaker's latest fault affects the Camry, Camry Hybrid, Avalon, Avalon Hybrid, and Venza models made in 2012-13. Water could leak into its airbag control module, causing a short circuit and, in some cases, meaning airbags "could become disabled or could inadvertently deploy" or the power steering function could be disabled, Toyota said.
The latest recall affects about 847,000 cars in North America, with the rest spread around in Europe, Asia and the Middle East on a far smaller scale.
Toyota said there had been no reports of vehicles crashing over this fault, but two minor injuries had occurred.
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Hi all,
I must confess I'm disappointed with the s4c coverage of Eryri this year - the entire program consisted of solely watching the front 3-4 runners and not a jot from the other 2000+ entrants .
I can understand them only talking to welsh speakers and ignoring all the rest but can you imagine how exciting the coverage of the Great North Run/London/Edinburgh and all the others would be if they only focussed on pros at the front and not all the other exceedingly goodlooking/magnificant runners all behind them??
The flip side of this is that myself and all my 30+ friends who participated must now train harder and all get in the top 5 somehow .
Seriously - come on S4C - you'll get more money from advert sponsors if you appeal to a wider audience - and yes, some of them aren't welsh if you can bear to accept it
I'd watch GNR & London if they only showed the elite races. Can't stand the exact same stuff every year talking to people who are not taking it seriously enough to run properly and stop for a chat instead.
There's a balance to be had - I agree - I have no special desire to see interviews with cardboard boxes or vegetables, but there are plenty of serious runners who aren't at the front of the pack - it would broaden the appeal I think.
Having watched the highlights last night your critcism isn't accurate, there was some coverage/interviews with the field other than top 3.
Having ran in the middle of the pack, chatting with others what I enjoyed was watching the front runners as this offered something very different to my experience of the race. Much rather see the elite racing rather than more coverage of the same sort of runners I spent 4 hours with and train with day in day out.
Not sure what you mean by the last sentence re. not being Welsh etc. S4C is a Welsh language channel, thus not sure what you were expecting? If watching Paris marathon on Canal+ would you whinge about too much coverage of French runners?
I think you've left yourself down with that comment, completely not in the spirit of running or Eryri event. Suggest you follow soccer where you will feel more at home with that sort of jingoistic nonsense.
I enjoyed the program, and looked at the front runners and an inspiration. I was in the middle of the pack, and therefore watched that first hand. The faster runners train to be up there and deserve their few minutes of stardom.
Ok I would have liked to have had my monet of fame on the tele, but why would the rest of the public want to see me?
i thought it was a very balanced program.......
there was cover#age of the outlaw tri a few months a go and that only concentrated on the first 2 men and only showed the woman winner for a few seconds.totally unbalanced.......
but i thought s4c was great.they talked to anumber of other at the start and they then filmed them on the run as well.........they had lots of crowd shots as well as showing the front of the race.which shows us further down the field just how much they suffer in the race .its not just us.
i would give them 9/ 10...........to get 10 they should have interviewed me and shown me running..
ok, point taken, I didn't word it very well I have to say I am glad they showed man #3 walking at least a little bit up the last hill , it makes me feel a little more normal
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They showed me walking up the hill too and being passed down hill with only a mile to go. I hogged most of the show I am afraid so I enjoyed. I was second lady.
Its a fantastic race and the support along the route is second to none. Llanberis is one big happy family on marathon weekend.
so, you doing it again next year Nutty? it's your signature race now you know
Hi SUe. Not sure, ages to decide as entries aren't until Jan. Hope to do Llanelli in the spring. Are you doing that one?


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SES London – Tamar presentation slides
Earlier this week our team attended the popular Search Engine Strategies conference here in London. As well as having a great time catching-up with all the latest opinions and insights from around the industry, I gave a talk about how SEO folk can bolster their search campaigns by using social media.
Usually at events like these, the organisers ask presenters to provide their presentations in advance so that they can ensure they're available for delegates to download straight after. Interestingly though, a large number of speakers from this year's event seem to have shared their presentations more publicly – evidently conferences really ARE getting more social! So with that in mind, we've put the presentation I gave up on Slideshare. Obviously it's lacking the major element you get from seeing a presentation in person – i.e. the commentary. But it should still prove useful for the average user, and even more so if you were actually there.
After the session, a lot of the questions centred around the advantages to be had from using Search and Social Media together – something which we at Tamar are very focused on. If this is something you are interested, I urge you to get in touch to talk to us about it. If you want a bit of background on the subject, we partnered-up with the IAB and Microsoft Bing to produce a book all about it – you can find a copy here!


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The celebrated American aviator Amelia Earhart has been missing for 75 years. She vanished while flying over the South Pacific on July 2, 1937, and was never found. Her disappearance is one of the great mysteries of the 20th century. But now, a team of historians, scientists and salvagers are opening a new investigation. They plan to search for the wreckage of Earhart's plane in the waters off the remote island of Nikumaroro in the western Pacific Ocean. The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery is behind the search.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave her support to the investigation at a State Department event held March 20 to announce the new plans. Clinton spoke about how Earhart was an inspiration to Americans who were struggling to recover after the Great Depression. "[Earhart] gave people hope, and she inspired them to dream bigger and bolder," Clinton said. "Like that earlier generation, we too could use some of Amelia's spirit."
Flying First
Amelia Earhart was a pioneer for women aviators. She bought her first plane in 1922. In May of 1932, she became the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean. The trip took 14 hours, 56 minutes—a new record.
Earhart set out to fly around the world in 1937 with her navigator, Frederick Noonan, in her Lockheed Electra plane. The pilot and navigator disappeared on their way to Howland Island, a small island in the Pacific Ocean. The U.S. Navy searched for the pair, but they were never found. Many historians believe the two fliers crashed into the ocean. (Click here to watch a video about Amelia's life.)
A New Discovery
The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery believes Earhart and Noonan may have managed to land on a reef near Nikumaroro and survived for a short time. In earlier visits to the island, the group recovered artifacts that could have belonged to the pair. They think the plane's wreckage may be found in the deep waters nearby.
Now, the aircraft recovery group has taken a new look at an old photo of the shoreline of the island. The recent analysis of the October 1937 picture shows what may be part of a Lockheed Electra landing gear sticking out of the water. The evidence could help narrow the wide search area for the plane.
Ric Gillespie is the executive director of the aircraft recovery group. He says that the evidence is circumstantial but strong and that a new search will provide an opportunity to explore. "The most important thing is not whether we find the ultimate answer or what we find. It is the way we look," Gillespie said. The search is scheduled to last for 10 days in July and will use high-tech underwater robotic submarines and mapping equipment. The Discovery Channel will film the expedition for a documentary.
In her speech, Clinton cheered on the searchers. "Even if you do not find what you seek, there is great honor and possibility in the search itself," she said. "We are excited and looking forward to (hearing) about your own great adventure."


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SMITH MEN RESENT TALK BY LIVINGSTON; Nearly Silence Him at Anvil Chorus Dinner When He Mentions Presidency. HE SUGGESTS SOBER CHOICE Says Good Fellowship Should Be Set Aside in Choice at Next Election.
Jacob H. Livingston, leader of the Republican Party in Kings County, who spoke last night after Governor Alfred F. Smith at a dinner of the Anvil Chorus at the Hotel Astor, was temporarily silenced by a disturbance which broke out when he said that "hilarity and good fellowship should be discarded in the selection of a President of the United States."
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Chancellor George Osborne was dealt a blow today when the auction for super-fast mobile phone airwaves raised £1.2 billion less than hoped.
Sales of licences for 4G data services — likened to having broadband speeds on a smartphone — raised £2.3 billion rather than the £3.5 billion windfall expected.
Britain's major mobile phone companies — EE, Hutchison 3G, O2 parent Telefonica and Vodafone — were celebrating that they had made successful bids for less than expected, while a subsidiary of BT also picked up a licence from Ofcom. However, the amount raised was well below that brought in by a similar auction in the Netherlands, which fetched £3.1 billion. Meanwhile in Ireland, phone operators paid £700 million despite a challenging economy. It was also a fraction of the £22 billion frenzy in 2000 when third generation licences were auctioned by Gordon Brown. Vodafone was the highest bidder paying £790.8 million for a mixture of the lower and higher bands. EE, which already offers 4G, was second highest bidder paying £588.9 million.
New 4G services launching in summer will be five times faster than 3G, enabling video calls and streaming. Vodafone UK chief Guy Laurence said: "It will enable us to deliver services where people really want it, especially indoors." But the £1.2 billion disappointment is embarrassing for Mr Osborne, who "banked" the forecast revenues in his autumn statement which showed borrowing falling partly as a result.
Labour MP Rachel Reeves said: "It shows how foolish and short-termist the Chancellor was to bank this cash in the autumn statement to make his borrowing figures look less bad."
Former Tory Cabinet minister John Redwood criticised the Office for Budget Responsibility, which came up with the independent forecast, claiming it was "consistently wrong" on growth figures and tax revenues.
However, Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said the Government never banked on raising the full £3.5 billion to fund its spending plans. "It was a prediction by independent experts, but the reality is until the receipts come in you don't count that money," he said.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg insisted ministers were not to blame. "The figure George Osborne talked about wasn't plucked out of thin air," he told LBC radio. "It wasn't cooked up by politicians in Whitehall. The OBR said that was a reasonable estimate."
BNP Paribas economist David Tinsley said the shortfall was just 0.1 per cent of GDP, but warned: "It is certainly not going to help recent perceptions of the UK in terms of the fiscal position."
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Coronavirus in Middle East: Symptoms & Death Toll, 4 More Die in Saudi Arabia
- Jessica Passananti , Design & Trend
- Jun, 17, 2013, 02:16 PM
Four more people died and three have fallen ill in Saudi Arabia from the SARS-like coronavirus MERS-CoV, Reuters reports.
Saudi Arabia is the most affected country thus far, with 49 confirmed MERS cases, of whom 32 have died. The World Health Organization released the worldwide death toll on June 15th, marking 34 deceased from the respiratory-system virus.
The recent Saudi Arabian deaths include a 2-year-old child who was stationed at the intensive care unit in Jeddah, Saudi. The child became infected three weeks after reports of a sick Saudi teenager emerged.
Symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, fever, and pneumonia. MERS-CoV is a distant relative of the virus that triggered the outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), which killed 775 people in 2003.
On Monday, the World Health Organization urged health workers around the world to be on alert for symptoms of the deadly virus, stating that it had the potential to spread across the globe and cause a pandemic.
"We are trying to find out as much as we can and we are concerned about these (three) viruses," said Andrew Harper, WHO special adviser for health security and environment, in a news briefing on its new scale for pandemic risk.
This coronavirus is still very much a mystery. Researchers remain unsure as to how the virus is contracted. It appears to spread between people only when there is close contact for a prolonged period of time.
So far, 75% of recorded Saudi victims have been men. Officials say that the virus might more easily inhabit bodies with one or more major chronic conditions.
The virus has been reported in the Middle Eastern countries of Jordan, Qatar, Tunisia and the UAE. The virus is continuing to spread, with outbreaks recorded in France, the UK, and Germany.
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Richard Hadlee was the highest wicket-taker in the 2-0 Test victory during New Zealands first visit to Sri Lanka in 1983-84, taking 18 wickets. Geoff Howarths side won the ODIs 2-1. (Getty Images)
Martin Crowe toured Sri Lanka thrice, and in his final tour oversaw a 1-0 series loss with an under-strength team. Crowe hit his 15th Test century in the second Test which the hosts won by nine wickets. (Getty Images)
During the 1992-93 tour Roshan Mahanama was a major thorn in New Zealand side with two centuries in the 1-0 series win. Sri Lanka won the ODIs 2-0. (Getty Images)
The hosts hit back in Galle, however, where Mahela Jayawardenes 167 was a major reason behind an innings win over Flemings side in the second Test. (Getty Images)
Thilan Samaraweera picked up two centuries in the 2009 series which Sri Lanka won 2-0. In Galle, he hit 159 in a 202-run win and at the SSC he made 143 as New Zealand were beaten by 96 runs. (AFP)
In the second Test at the SSC, Daniel Vettori joined the 300-wicket club and hit a valiant century in what was the only positive from the 96-run loss for New Zealand. (AFP)
In 1998, Stephen Flemings scores of 78 and an unbeaten 174 helped New Zealand take a 1-0 series lead with a 167-run win over Sri Lanka at the Premadasa. (AFP)
During the 2003 tour, Fleming set a New Zealand record with a match aggregate of 343 runs at the P Sara Oval where he hit an unbeaten innings of 274 and 69. The two Tests were drawn. (AFP)


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Appalachian clogging lives onFines Creek Flatfooters offer top-notch entertainment
Even though they aren't yet in high school, Cade Parkins, 13, and Lauren Singleton, 12, have already mastered more than many twice their age.
As veteran cloggers with the Fines Creek Flatfooters, both are comfortable performing before large crowds,have made great strides toward mastering a key component of Appalachian culture and are adept at serving as leaders for the younger children in the group.
The youngest member of the clogging group is 4, and Parkins is the oldest, though he can continue on until age 18, which the participants transfer to an adult group.
As the cloggers gathered before it was time to perform at a recent event, Parkins helped round them up and made sure they were in the proper places before taking the stage.
Both Parkins and Singleton are self-taught in the Appalachian mountain dancing tradition.
"When I was little, my grandmother would take me to the Fines Creek dances," Parkins said. "When I would see them clogging, I wanted to try it, so I just went out there with them."
Likewise, Singleton had no formal training in clogging.
Her grandmother took her to the Stompin' Grounds in Maggie Valley where bluegrass music and clogging are weekend attractions.
"I just picked it up," she said.
The group practices regularly at Pisgah Tire in Canton — a business owned by Singleton's parents. The weekend performances also provide plenty of opportunity to hone skills.
Sometimes the groups perform at benefit functions, but most of the time they collect a fee which helps offset expenses for travel and the various outfits they wear. The group has traveled to events out of state, but mostly performs in Western North Carolina.
Singleton's grandmother sews the skirts — all seven styles — for those in the group, and other parents pitch in to make sure the group gets to events.
"It's like a big family," Parkins said of the Fines Creek Flatfooters.
"It like it a lot," Singleton said of her time spent with the group. "It's a lot of fun to be with everyone."
The Fines Creek Flatfooters will perform at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 30, on the main stage in Stuart Auditorium during the Smoky Mountain Folk Festival at Lake Junaluska.


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Rumi Ochiai
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
|Rumi Ochiai
March 6, 1973
Aichi Prefecture, Japan
|voice actress
|Years active
Rumi Ochiai (落合 るみ? Ochiai Rumi, born March 6, 1973) is a Japanese voice actress.
Notable voice roles[edit]
- Shaman King (Sharona)
- Z.O.E. Dolores,i (Cindy Fiorentino)
- Sonic the Hedgehog games, Sonic X (Rouge the Bat)
- Naruto (Kurenai Yuhi)
- Fullmetal Alchemist (Marin's Mama)
- Ragnarok The Animation (Melopsum)
- Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends (Daisy, Mrs. Kyndley, Old Slow Coach)
- Mao Dante (Lamia)
External links[edit]
- Rumi Ochiai at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
|This biographical article about a Japanese voice actor or actress is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.


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Deep sea socks!
Since I took you to the moon last week, I figured I'd balance the scales by diving to the depths of the oceans for this week's theme. We're pretty into cephalopods here at Sock Dreams. We've got a Pinterest board all about them, and quite a few tentacled critters show up on our invoice drawings too.
The Octopi Arm Cozies are a fabulous way to introduce some octopus awesomeness to your boring, sucker-free arms (not that arms are boring, really, but they're not as cool as what cephalopods have for arms!). Hand made in Seattle, Washington, there are six gorgeous colours to choose from and they're a size that works on small and large hands too!
For your feet, there are the lovely Octopus Knee Socks (available in two colours!) and the larger footed Sock It To Me Octosocks.
With all this octo-love it's only natural that we teamed up with Raygun Robyn to create exclusive sock designs on our wonderful DreaM Stockings and Dreamer Socks.
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Of course, there are more fish in the sea! Join us after the jump for a few more styles (including some freshwater options).
For your straight-forward fish needs, we've got three socks that go swimmingly.
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And if you need a breath of fresh air, then whales might be just the thing.
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What's your sea creature of choice? If land animals are more your thing, there are lots of beasts to choose from in our Critter Socks category. It's pretty possible to have both a zoo and an aquarium in your sock drawer!
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I took my sock dreams socks up to Haleakala but did not take them snorkeling :( (Although some kind of foot cushion in the fins would have been really nice.)↓
One of our Facebook fans just reminded us-- we have manatees, too! ♥
@Allie, I bet! Hmm, I wonder if socks that are made to dry well, like sport socks would be useful in situations like that?
@Jess, I didn't even think of them, because they live in shallows and aren't fish! But they're water beasties too!↓
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Bellville Times
Mary Alice Patton of Bellville, passed away on July 5, 2004 after a brief
battle with cancer.
She was born on November 15, 1943 in Kingsville to Walter Mack and Alice
Sullivan Luckie. Mary Alice graduated from Mary Carroll High School in
Corpus Christi. She was the mother of three children and he grandmother of
eight grandchildren. She was a Navy wife for twenty years. She cared for her
family during their travels from coast to coast, and the highlight of their
military life was a three-year stay in Rota, Spain. She was most recently
employed by the Defense Contract Management Agency Stewart and Stevenson
She is survived by her husband of forty years. Leroy Patton; daughter, Lucy
Davis and her husband, Gary of Bellville; sons, Frank Patton and his wife,
Sharon of Ft. Worth, Michael Patton of Lodl, California; brothers, Richard
Luckie of San Antonio., Stephen T. Luckie of Hempstead, Raymond C. Luckie
and his wife , Brenda of Austin; seven grandchildren, and numerous nieces
and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her father and mother; granddaughter, Kayla
Davis; sister-in-law, Susan Luckie; and nephew, Daniel Luckie.
She loved her family and cared for them with great devotion. She was very
proud of all of her children and delighted in her grandchildren. We will
miss her warm smile, hearty laugh, strength of character and wonderful sense
of humor. She touched our lives with her love. Though she has gone to be
with her God, she will live on in the hearts of her family.
Rosary was recited at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, July 7, 2004 at the Schmidt
Funeral Home Chapel by the Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Council of
Women (CCW). Funeral Service was held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, July 8, 2004 at
the Schmidt Funeral Home Chapel with Father Octavio Muguerza officiating.
In lieu of usual remembrances, friends who wish may make memorial gifts to
the American Cancer Society, c/o Verna Lois Deere, P.O. Box 501, Bellville,
Texas 77418.
Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Schmidt Funeral Home,
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The Gurdwara Shaheed Ganj Management Committee, along with historian Surinder Kochhar, has outrightly rejected recent claims by some anthropology experts of Panjab University, Chandigarh, that the human remains excavated from a well in Ajnala could also include the 'remains of British men and women'.
Questioning this 'new theory', Kochhar said, "Could the British rulers of the times have dumped the remains of their own kith and kin in a well. This theory is just absurd".
Kochhar, along with members of the Shaheed Ganj committee, is credited with having dug up the human remains of 282 Indian soldiers of the 1857 uprising, which was the first war of independence against the British. Some of these Indian soldiers, after their arrest, were shot dead and their remains were thrown into the well while some others were thrown into it alive. The well was thereafter covered and it began to be known as Kalianwala Khuh.
"It was on the orders of the then British administrators of Amritsar that these hapless Indian soldiers were killed and thrown into the well. No Britisher, barring the two or three of ficers who were shot dead at Mian Mir Cantt near Lahore by the mutineers, were killed by Indian soldiers", stated Kochhar who also pointed out that the soldiers were all unarmed when they left their barracks and revolted.
On the criticism by the Panjab University experts that the skeletal remains that were d ug up were not preserved properly, Kochhar admitted that his team and he were all amateurs.
"When not even the state government came forward, it was left to us to dig up the well to unravel the truth of the brutality of the British. Even after we dug out the remains, no one from the state came forward and we had no knowledge of how to preserve these remains", he added.


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Annabelle Altshuler Block
Annabelle Block passed away on June 8, 2014 at home in San Mateo with her children by her side. She fought cancer for many months, but finally succumbed to it with courage and dignity.
A native San Franciscan, she was born on Aug. 24, 1934 to Sam Altshuler and Sylvia Schwartzberg. She had no siblings. As a proud alumnus of Lowell High School in San Francisco, class of 1952, she attended many happy class reunions over the years. She also attended U.C. Berkeley. Annabelle's friendships from her youth were precious to her throughout her lifetime.
Annabelle's primary focus during her life was her family. She was married to Allan Gamson, with whom she had her two children, Susan Karl (Barry) and Gary Gogol (Julie). In addition, she was devoted to her grandchildren, Gary's son Nathan (Anne), and Susan's daughter and son, Amanda and Ethan. All of them gave her great joy, and their loss of her will leave an empty space in their hearts.
Annabelle Candy Co., established in 1950, was a source of great pride for her. Named for Annabelle by her beloved father Sam, founder of the company, she grew up surrounded by the sweet aromas of chocolate and marshmallow. Later, she successfully headed the company herself, in spite of overcoming life-changing medical challenges at age 39. She oversaw its growth for many years. One of few female business owners after her father's death, she was a committed feminist unafraid to challenge many of the staid conventions of the times.
In addition, Annabelle was an active member of Peninsula Temple Beth El, where she served on its board of directors and was active in Sisterhood. She also volunteered her time at Mount Zion Hospital and with the Holocaust Oral History Project. Always on the go, she loved to travel, and enjoyed her visits to many exotic locales around the world. She also appreciated the performing arts, particularly live theater.
Most of all, Annabelle enjoyed her family and friends. She was the matriarch of our small clan, and her family loved her adventurous spirit, sense of humor, deep caring and enduring love. She was instrumental in bringing her cousins to San Francisco from the Soviet Union, supporting their adjustment to life in their new home. Her many friends were the fortunate beneficiaries of her thoughtfulness, love and loyalty. In addition, her good nature and kindness endeared her to the many individuals with whom she came into contact every day.
She will be sorely missed by all who knew her.
Her funeral was held at Peninsula Temple Beth El, San Mateo, followed by her burial at Skylawn Memorial Park, San Mateo. Donations may be made to Second Harvest Food Bank, Attn: Development Department, 4001 North 1st St., San Jose, CA 95134, or Mission Hospice and Home Care, 1670 South Amphlett Blvd., Suite 300, San Mateo, CA 94402.
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Evelyn C. Madfes
Passed on June 10, 2014 peacefully at home in San Francisco at the age of 93. Dearly beloved wife of the late Saul Madfes; beloved "second" mother of David (the late Tania), Ken (Sherry) and Ian (Camille) Madfes and Susan (Steve) Raike; beloved grandmother of Tracey (Doug) Leighton, Lindsay Raike, Lauren (Matt) Miskelly, and Sasha, Michael, Aaron, Justin, Shaina and Isaac Madfes; great-grandmother of Scott and Zachary Leighton and Nolan Miskelly.
Evelyn taught P.E. at Washington High School for 33 years. She then joined the Madfes family in 1977 and took on the role of mother, grandmother and great-grandmother with gusto. For many years, she was an active member of the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood and Council of Jewish Women.
A burial service was held at Home of Peace.
Donations to the Saul Madfes Scholarship Fund at George Washington High School, 600-32nd Ave, SF, CA 94121.
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Andrea Mostny
Andrea Mostny, 56, unexpectedly on June 9, 2014. Born in Santiago, Chile, on Dec. 7, 1957. Beloved daughter of the late Kurt and Marion Mostny. Beloved sister of the late Patricia Mostny Hejtmanek. Survived by siblings Dannie (Jan) Van der Steen, Yvonne Nouri, David Mostny. Nieces and nephews Jen Kriskey (Tom), Steven Hejtmanek (Melissa), Rory Hejtmanek, Jeroen Van der Steen (Audrey), Elke Van der Steen, Julian, Renee and Jordan Nouri, Jacqueline Mostny. Loving niece of Miryam Raphael, cousins Jeanette Otus (Kerim), and Stephen Raphael (Chris), and great-nieces Abbey, Zoe and Ellie Kriskey.
Andrea was an extremely conscientious and dedicated nurse at UCSF in the Neonatal ICU as well as at California Pacific Medical Center. Andrea was an avid hiker and outdoor adventurer of numerous parks and nature trails throughout the Bay Area and the U.S., as well as many abroad. Her kindness, generosity, and human spirit resonate around the world. Donations may be made to the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., or the American Cancer Society. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, June 23 at Peninsula Temple Sholom, 1655 Sebastian Drive, Burlingame.
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Oct. 27, 1978 – June 13, 2014
Beloved daughter, sister and friend, Jaime touched many people's lives with her beautiful art, poetry, humor, creativity and powerful spirit.
Jaime was born in San Francisco. As a young woman, she attended Mills College and U.C. Santa Cruz, receiving her B.A. in art and community studies. She spent many years at Precita Eyes, a mural center in San Francisco, and her beautiful and inspiring murals can be found throughout the Bay Area, as well as in Israel and St. Petersburg.
Jaime received her M.A. in Jewish education at the American Jewish University in L.A. and went on to teach children at multiple synagogues in California and New York. She also led the Artists Fellowship at the Drisha Institute for Jewish Education in New York, combining her passions for Jewish learning and artistic expression.
Jaime confronted cancer head-on with courage and hope. A fiercely independent person, she will be remembered for her brilliant mind and warm heart, her ability to translate complex emotions into words and art, and her incredible strength of will.
She is survived by her parents, Richard Wynn and Sandra Cohen-Wynn, her brother Myles Wynn, and her sister Lesley Wynn. She will be dearly missed by many loving family members, friends and colleagues around the world. May Jaime's memory be for a blessing.
Jaime was most at home outside in nature, and especially loved the Pacific Coast. A public memorial service was held on June 19 at Fernwood Cemetery, Mill Valley. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the San Francisco Food Bank.
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Great job quilt is a beauty . joyce j
Your quilt looks great, Very pretty
Your quilt is beautiful. Are you starching your fabric and squaring each block as you finish it before sewing them all together?
came out great, maybe it will quilt out
irishrose (how pretty) - Squaring each block and starching? Should I?
Will the starch leave a residue on my ironing board? I've used "fabulon" from an atomiser. It delivers blotches, so I iron them in. Is this the right method?
I just wish I could get this making of the top of my quilt right
Maybe that's the problem - (?) I just did a cotton test on the floral fabric and found it's poly cotton. Material bought many years ago to make "cafe curtains" from. I thought it was so appropriate for my design, I just went ahead and created my first project. Maybe I should stick to cottons.
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Thanks lynnie - I hope so
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I think your top is great. I really love the borders of flowers.
Theres nothing wrong with me a little chocolate won't fix.
I usually size up my blocks each step of the way. I agree with ArtsyOne, that being off just 1/32 eventually accumulates enough of a difference that it can throw your entire quilt off. That extra time spent in the beginning saves a lot of grief in the end. Love your fabric choice and layout. Thanks for sharing.
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Try using a stilleto; I use a cut off bamboo kebob stick that is sharp on one end, its a long one so I cut it in half and it helps me hold the end of the fabric better to get a 1/4" seam. Foound that as I approched the end of the stitch line the fabric would pull over and leave the end uneven.
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The allegations, which have been circulating on social media, say that the victim, an apparently aboriginal man, was picked up by city police on Saturday, then driven out to the Brandon airport, where he was left to walk back by himself in what has been termed a "starlight tour."
"I got taken out of the city limits and got told to walk from the city airport last night from the Brandon city police and they said idle no more mother f----r," Moosetail posted on Facebook. Moosetail later admitted to APTN on Monday that this was untrue and apologized for making it up.
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Randall, after I said sorry, I noticed your melons are doing great this year. With all the flowers in your area, I imagine the bees will do a good job.
I still don't know where the bees and bumbles come from here in the city, with mostly grass everywhere, but they do come.
I don't know why but I'm especially fond of the bumble bees.
Spud, I really like your melon hills. They are like a work of art. Please keep us posted on your progress.
I imagine the black fabric does give beneficial warming, plus the fact they are in hills. Very creative.
Joan, that article had some good ideas.
The 5 new soaker hoses I bought last year, all came with those little plastic pressure regulators in them, but I removed them because I was doing a lot of watering from rain barrels with a pump that doesn't put-out much pressure, so I wanted as little resistance to the water flow as possible.
It took hours to water that way, so this year I will only use the pump for rain water. If the dryness continues, I may not get much.
Last year, I filled the barrels with city water and let them sit several days until the chlorine evaporated. I though my plants might appreciate de-chlorinated water.
However, I've since read that the chlorine is eliminated in the top couple of inches of soil, so the plants aren't affected. That should save me a lot of unnecessary work.
I still may use the de-chlorinated water for a week or two until the watermelon soil is warm. I sit the barrels on the south side of the house and the sun heats the water nicely.
Two or 3 people have said my watermelons were probably picked too late last year, because the hollow places inside are what happens when harvested too late. That would also explain the watery taste. This year, I'll start trying them earlier.
Here's a birds-eye view of 4 of my watermelon and one muskmelon ready to be watered:
The garden is a great teacher. Randall, Your hunch that it is a pollinator problem sounds very possible. One year I planted a row of seeds and labelled them. When they grew, they were not what I had named them. Seems odd to me because when I majored in horticulture at WSU, one of our freshman classes was seed identification. Dr. Kalin gave us a cup of seeds, an assortment of all kinds. Our task was to identify each seed, plant it and see if we got what we identified. Our grade depended on how well we did correctly distinguishing seeds. I did very well.
I look forward to learning of your harvest, especially the ones that hybridized.
Spud, I just bought new soaker hoses for my raised beds. The old ones are 18 years old with lots of repairs. In fact, when we pull them all out this fall, we'll be able to see just how many patches there are. I also bought those little pressure regulators. I bury all my hoses to keep them from getting the leaves and stems damp, and to get every drop of water into the soil.
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Joan, I'd forgotten how well melons grow in my compost pile! I think you're on to something. However, this year, the plants seem to be thriving. I suspect it's a pollination problem--few honeybees. Fingers crossed.
I have vines spreading out everywhere. These include melons, squash, and pumpkins. Most are in rows or hills, but some are "volunteers". It'll be like a scavenger hunt this autumn. What's fun is to plant hybrid squash seeds to see what varieties show up. Ah the joys of godless gardening (thanks, Daniel).
"Seven thirty O'clocks". Cute Daniel.
Sorry about your melons Randall.
Joan, I don't have room either, but I'm trying a muskmelon and 6 kinds of watermelon this year, hoping they don't get in each others way too much.
Over the last 10 days, I transplanted them all, put black fabric around them for warmth, and put soaker hoses on top of the fabric, but under the melons. Today, I finish up with I soaker hoses under the last two. Then I'll hook all the hoses to the water supply with a pressure reducer, so the soaker hoses get only 25 PSI instead of 110, which I've determined blows them out after a few years (I remember Ruth complaining about that). The lower pressure also just lets them weep instead of making little sprays that wet the leaves (a no-no, especially for watermelon).
Pictures to follow. Right now, I'm going out to the garden before the sun fries my brain more than it already is.
They're lovely flowers, Daniel!
Randall, I don't grow vine crops because I don't have room, but I remember as a child coming from farming families, that my grandmothers and aunts grew them near the barns where the manure was shovel out in a mighty heap. They had all kinds of squash, summer and winter, and melons of all kinds.
You might try bringing in a bag of composted steer manure and plant your seeds in hills of manure. No guarantee that my memory has any wisdom attached to it, but what the heck, nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Some of the blossoms on my Four O'Clocks. This is the first time I've grown them. An old fashioned flower that I've never seen in the stores, probably because they don't bloom during the main part of the sales day. In my yard they don't bloom until evening, so should be called "Seven thirty O'clocks".
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