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I'd like to change the link to William G. E. Wiseman to William G. E. Wiseman (template). As it stands, the 'What links here' page [1] for William Wiseman is rendered useless by the links generated by this template. - Crosbiesmith 18:14, 2 December 2007 (UTC)
Irish connection[edit]
I'm not convinced by this assertion that many major Irish figures played such a huge role in this conspiracy. In terms of Devoy, the sum total of what the article says about him is "Those involved in this liaison, and later involved in the plot, included major Irish republicans and Irish-American nationalists like John Devoy, Joseph McGarrity, Roger Casement, Eamon de Valéra, Father Peter Yorke and Larry de Lacey." That tells us slightly more than nothing at all. Usually things appear in a subject's template so one can go there for further information on a subject. If one were to do with Devoy, the information they would get is "Also, before and during World War I, Devoy is also identified closely with the Ghadar Party, and is accepted to have played a major role in supporting Indian Nationalists, as well as playing a key role in the Hindu German Conspiracy which led to the trial that was the longest and most expensive trial in the United States at the time." It seems those two statements are the only ones in all of Wikiepdia that deal with Devoy and the Hindu-German conspiracy. Does that warrant inclusion in a template? The the article on the trial, which he allegedly had such a significant role in, does not mention his name at all. His biography does not allude to this incident in any way. It seems a total of one book ever written makes any mention of the connection between this and Devoy. The situation is much the same with Casement. They are both merely names mentioned in passing. Does that warrant inclusion in this template? Links therein should be reserved for articles with a strong connection to the subject, where one can go to actually get more information on the subject. These don't fit. Why not just throw every link in the entire article into the template? It makes about as much sense. R. fiend (talk) 02:19, 22 September 2008 (UTC)
- Roger Casement
- The article says "Using the links established between Indian and Irish residents in Germany (including Irish nationalist and poet Roger Casement) and the German Foreign Office, Oppenheim tapped into the Indo-Irish network in the United States." For John Devoy, the very introductory section describes the context of Gaelic American, FH, the collaboration, etc. If you want more, I'll give you more. That their biographies dont mention it is not my fault, I didnt write them. But WP article is not a reference, nor a standard (per WP policy). Published verifiable and reliable sources are, and in this case this fits the bill. rueben_lys (talk · contribs) 08:25, 22 September 2008 (UTC)
- Like I said, both men are only mentioned in passing. And the intro to the Hindu-German conspiracy article does mention the Irish Republican movement (which is why I left it in the template) but not these two individuals. And I'm not saying the WP article is a reference, but inclusion in a template such as this is a way of saying "for more information on this topic, see these articles:..." when the articles have no more information on the topic, there is absolutely no reason to include them. Why are they included in this overdone template and not some other randomly mentioned people like Bhai Paramanand, Mohan Singh, R K Narayan, Gandhi, Edward Grey, and any other random name I can pull from the article? If either of these people really did play a significant role in this conspiracy, then it should be made clear with reliable sources (preferably more than one; I find it very odd that these guys were so important to something this big, but no one except Matthew Plowman seems to be aware of the fact). This template looks like someone said "let's repeat every link in the article in a template at the bottom for easier navigation!" then realized it was a poor idea and gave up, leaving a haphazard collection of links, and a poor signal-to-noise ratio. Removing links to articles that will not promote further understanding of the topic seems to me like a good way of doing some cleanup. R. fiend (talk) 13:47, 22 September 2008 (UTC)
I am not aware of Gandhi being involved in the conspiracy, nor Mohan Singh, as for Bhai Paramanand and Grey, I was under the impression they were included!!! As for the John Devoy etc, here's from a Reliable source:
|That Von Papen was the mind behind the Indo-German Conspiracy is amplified more by his ego than evidence in his memoirs, yet there is no doubt that he was a leading figure in the conspiracy and that he used many Irish republicans in key operations in the United States and Canada. Through his connections with John Devoy, largely established by a German agent named Captain Franz Rintelen von Kleist, Von Papen met Sir Roger Casement (1864-1916), whom the Germans later used in an attempt to recruit Irish prisoners of war and smuggle guns into Ireland for the Easter Rising of 1916. 24 Von Papen freely admitted in his memoirs: "[The Irish] leader was Mr. John Devoy, publisher of the Gaelic American. He introduced me to Sir Roger Casement, whom I saw frequently in New York during the first weeks of the war." 25 Von Papen's use of Irish agents was confirmed by a statement made by one German operative to British authorities Captain von Papen asked me to see at my hotel two Irishmen, prominent members of Irish associations, who had both fought during the Irish rebellions . . . I frequently was present when Captain von Papen received information through men who came to see him about matters connected with German, Irish, and other associations. 26
Upon Roger Casement's recommendation, Von Papen used Joseph McGarrity in the Indo-German Conspiracy. McGarrity was a major leader in the Clan-na-Gael and a close associate of John Devoy and Eamon de Valéra at the time.
The first concrete reference to Devoy in Mat Plowman's Irish Republicans and the Indo-German Conspiracy of World War I, which describes and delves in Devoy quite a lot. If you wish I'll quote more. As for doubting Plowman's work, that's not my problem at all, it satisfies WP:RS, is a verifiable published sacholarly work of historical research published in a peer reviewed journal, and has moreover been presented in academic conferences etc and is therefore scrutinised by peers. That you dont like it for whatever reasons is none of my problem. That the biographies dont mention again is not my making. The fact is that te Irish movement was linked wuite intimately with the Indian revolutionary movement in Europe and North America in the first two decades pf the 20th century, but for varied reasons were not publicised not were the topic of historical research till 1950s-60s, and even more so lately. You're looking at Biographies written in wikipedia (and I dont think any of those are the best of Wp) from a very narrow perspective of populist history. And you're drawing that further to say since it is not mentioned, it doesn't need to be mentioned anyway, so hey...If you feel very strongly about this, call for an RfC, but I am finding you're edits quite obstructive and disruptive.
- First of all, when I say their biographies don't mention the incident, I mean their published biographical books by professional authors, not their Wikiepdia biographies. Furthermore, I'm not saying Plowman is not reliable, but I do wonder why I cannot find another reference to this anywhere. I'm going to try to get my hands on Devoy's Recollections of an Irish Rebel, but it is long out of print and quite rare. I read it years ago and don't recall anything about this topic, but I am well aware that doesn't mean it wasn't covered.
- As to the above quote concerning Devoy, all it says is that it was through Devoy that Papen was introduced to Casement. That in itself is not a role in the conspiracy; Devoy arranged them to meet so Casement could enlist German aide in the Irish independence movement, not for anything remotely connected with India. If this is the extent of the connection then Devoy really did play no role. If I introduce two people to one another at a party, and they later go on to pull of a bank heist, I have no connection with that crime. If Devoy is involved directly, then I would honestly be curious to know in what capacity. Likewise Casement is mentioned only in reference to his role in Irish independence. McGarrity seems to have a connection, I guess, but I have not removed him from the template as it seems he might well belong there, but I still see no specifics about Devoy and Casement. -R. fiend (talk) 16:48, 22 September 2008 (UTC)
If you have access to the athens database, I am sure you will be able to locate Plowman's paper, in which case you'll see the coverage of Devoy and others in connection with the conspirace is much more than arranging a simple meeting (which btw, the author mentions in context of the Indian conspiracy, not the Irish one). You may also find Emily Brown'sbook on Har Dayal much more infomative. There is also the India House article and the references there in. rueben_lys (talk · contribs) 10:57, 24 September 2008 (UTC)
- I found a reasonably priced copy of Devoy's Recollections online, which I've ordered. I'm going to hold off on this until it arrives and I have a chance to look through it. If he makes no mention of this, then I am going to have to seriously question how significant his role was. I don't know anything about an athens database, so that doesn't help me. As of now, the paragraph you quoted only says that it was through von Kliest that von Papen contacted Devoy, through Devoy that he contacted Casement, and through Casement he contacted McGarrity, who seems to be the major player in the conspiracy (I admit I don't know all that much about McGarrity). I do find it odd that he mentions de Valera, as at the time he was not a significant figure with no real connection to the Clan na Gael. He was primarily a math professor, and wasn't even a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood until the end of 1915. I don't believe he would have had any association with McGarrity until about 1918.
- If you can quote some passages from the Plowman book that relate directly what Devoy did in this conspiracy, it would help. The books seems very obscure, and I found few google hits that were not Wikipedia. -R. fiend (talk) 16:55, 24 September 2008 (UTC)
Plowman's is not a book, its research article published in New Hibernia Review, which is a journal. I have given the citation, which you should be able to search for. Athens is an access resource to academic resources and scholarly works available over the internet through institutes of higher educations,ie, Universities and higher institutes, which it is obvious you're not familiar in working with. Going back to your comments, I gave an excerpt paragraph. Here's more:
"United States Attorney records, the Gadar publications, and other American sources demonstrate that Irish and Irish-American involvement was crucial to the Indo-German Conspiracy, as well as its investigation and trial, in San Francisco during World War I. The Germans walked into a preexisting Indo-Irish alliance in America, which had already established a plot of smuggling guns to India. This Indo-Irish alliance survived the conspiracy and the war itself. An analysis of the Irish factors will better place the San Francisco Indo-German Conspiracy and trial within the context of a much larger geopolitical game. On one side, British agents had infiltrated Indian and Irish organizations, pushed the American investigation with valuable information from informants or British infiltrators, and actually worked with American prosecutors and BOI agents to place the conspirators behind bars. On the other side, the Irish and Irish Americans provided valuable intelligence, logistics, communication, media, and legal support for the German, Indian, and Irish conspirators. It should be clear that the nationalist movements and processes to free Ireland and India did not exist in separate vacuums, but were influenced by external events and each other.Furthermore, many of the Irish and Irish-American nationalists involved in this matter are of major importance to the history of Ireland and [End Page 83] Irish-American consciousness, including John Devoy, Joseph McGarrity, Roger Casement, Eamon de Valéra, Father Peter Yorke, and Larry de Lacey (1885-1956). ", As part of this prewar collusion, Irish and Irish-American reporters and newspapers assisted the Indian nationalist movement and helped to create the network that later supported the conspiracy. Lala Har Dayal, the founder of the Gadar party in San Francisco and a major conspiracy leader in Europe and the Middle East, had strong Irish and Irish-American connections when he lived in the Bay Area, including John Barry at the San Francisco Bulletin, who wrote articles encouraging his readers to support the Indians.At one point, Har Dayal even asked his fellow Indian nationalist C. K. Chakravarty of New York to use the latter's own connections with New York Irish-American newspapers to help prevent efforts to arrest and deport him. 6 The most prominent of the Irish-American newspapers to assist the Indians was the Gaelic American, which was owned and published by John Devoy. A leader in the Clan-na-Gael movement in New York, John Devoy had the hope of reawakening the Irish Republican Brotherhood for an armed struggle [End Page 84] against Britain. Devoy had been the American liaison of the Irish Republican Brotherhood until he was replaced by Joseph McGarrity after the war, and he played a key role in organizing Irish-American support for the Irish war of independence largely through the political and financial power of his press. 7 He was eventually honored with a grave near that of Michael Collins in Dublin, and earned the following British epithet from the London Times: "[Devoy was] the most bitter and persistent, as well as the most dangerous, enemy of this country which Ireland has produced since Wolfe Tone." 8 Devoy was closely allied with Dáil Éireann President Eamon de Valéra until their 1921 rupture over the Treaty and Partition. He was also closely connected with Roger Casement, who was later executed by the British for a conspiracy to smuggle German guns into Ireland for the Easter Rising of 1916. John Devoy was clearly a strong ally for the Indians to have. 9
While living in New York in 1908, Muhammad Barkatullah (1864-1927), later Gadar vice president and an Indo-German conspirator, was friends with George Freeman, Devoy's editor at the Gaelic American. Barkatullah and Freeman worked together with another Gadarite and Indo-German conspirator named Taraknath Das (1884-1958) to produce the Free Hindustan, which was modeled on John Devoy's Gaelic American. The Indian periodical was even produced on the Gaelic American'spress and was later renamed the Independent Hindustan during the war for Irish independence. 10 John Devoy's press was clearly responsible for the Indian nationalists gaining a voice in the United States.", "British intelligence reports document further the Indo-Irish activities and growing mutual support before the war and German involvement. Before the Gadar Party was created, Muhammed Barkatullah went to the third National Convention of the United Irish League in Philadelphia during October, 1906, hosted by T. P. O'Connor. A leading Irish parliamentary party figure, O'Connor followed John Redmond's path of negotiation in the House of Commons. O'Connor was at this 1906 convention to raise money to take back to Ireland, which he did despite the cold shoulder he received from John Devoy's Clan-na-Gael. 13 Having worked in the offices of the Gaelic American, Barkatullah likely shared Devoy's suspicion of O'Connor. During the convention, Barkatullah stood up and requested a pledge from O'Connor against England for the sake of India even if Ireland were granted Home Rule in the Commons. 14 Unfortunately, we do not possess O'Connor's response. However, it is clear that the Indian revolutionaries distrusted such negotiations and were interested in a nationalist effort against Britain larger than what they could produce by themselves. At a later meeting in Oxnard, California, as vice president of the Gadar party, Barkatullah gave a speech that not only articulated a nationalist community between Indian, Irish, African, and Egyptian revolutionaries, but also indicated that the war afforded the supreme opportunity for global colonial rebellion. One participant at the Oxnard meeting told British authorities that...", " Also, John Devoy's editor George Freeman worked with Barkatullah—the same pair who published the Free Hindustan—to get another shipment of arms out of New York after the German-led Annie Larsen conspiracy sputtered, although there is no indication that this scheme had any success. 16 Regardless, this mutual support between the Indians and Irish continued throughout the Indo-German Conspiracy, trial, and its aftermath. The Germans were not the masterminds who put these revolutionary groups together into a useful network for themselves during the war. Rather, they plugged themselves into a preexisting network. ", I can give you more if you wish. Wether Devoy's personal memoirs record this or not doesn't matter. Historians and historical research has shown this to be the case, and per WP:RS I have tried to weed out biased and PoV accounts and tried to use research works and reviews more. Without offence, it seems to me your view is rather limited, and you're very obviously not familiar with a huge chunk of this phase and perios of Indo-American-Irish-German-British history. May I suggest you look up some of the references in the article (if you have access to these) before drawing a conclusions. I will also suggest you call an RfC if you feel so strongly about this, which I am particularly suprised (and now getting exasperated) about. rueben_lys (talk · contribs) 21:07, 24 September 2008 (UTC)
- I see now I did misread the Plowman reference, giving me the impression it was a book. I guess that explains why I didn't see it on Amazon. I'd be curious to read the article, as it would save you having to quote it here, but the last time I was enrolled in college Athens, Google, and all sorts of other online research tools were brand new. It seems I don't have easy access to the Athens service, but I can perhaps look into it through various channels.
- You are certainly right about one thing, I know almost nothing about the Ghadar Conspiracy. I am, however, reasonably well versed in Irish and Irish-German affairs of this period, which is why I got wondering: if I know quite a bit about a few people who were apparently so involved in this conspiracy, why hadn't I heard of it before? It seemed either I was reading the wrong books, new discoveries had recently been made that hadn't been known before, or they weren't involved to the degree they are made out to have been. I'm trying to figure out which it is (I'm mostly speaking of Devoy and Casement here). If they were seriously involved, I would honestly like to know in what capacity. So far, what you've provided says very little.
- The first mention of Devoy you gave says: "Furthermore, many of the Irish and Irish-American nationalists involved in this matter are of major importance to the history of Ireland and Irish-American consciousness, including John Devoy, Joseph McGarrity, Roger Casement, Eamon de Valéra [etc.]" I certainly won't deny that these men were of major importance to Ireland and Irish-American relations. The question is, what exactly was their role in this conspiracy? The rest of the paragraph mostly deals with Devoy's background, which addresses Ireland almost exclusively, not India. The connection seems to be that the Gaelic American published articles sympathetic to the Indian cause, and Devoy was the publisher of the Gaelic American. That's more an indirect connection; the personal connection seems to be his editor, this George Freeman character. The article makes frequent reference to "John Devoy's Gaelic American" and "John Devoy's Clan na Gael" (as well as "John Devoy's editor George Freeman"), which is the only time I recall hearing them described as such. The organizations are what seems to be key; sticking John Devoy's name in front of them tends to give the impression of his direct involvement, but I still see nothing he personally did. The link to Gaelic American in the template seems to cover John Devoy's entire involvement. As I said, my qualm is with creating the impression that Devoy and Casement, specifically, played important and direct roles in this Hindu-German Conspiracy, without providing adequate proof that they did. Links to Clan na Gael, Joseph McGarrity, and Gaelic American seem appropriate (Irish Republican Brotherhood less so but I'm uncertain on that one); without specifics of their significant involvement, links to John Devoy and Roger Casement do not. "Published a newspaper that featured some articles expressing sympathy with the cause of some of those who were involved in the Ghadar Conspiracy" is not my idea of a direct connection. And I'm still unclear what role Casement played. Perhaps the last sentence you quoted is most telling: "...they plugged themselves into a preexisting network." Casement and Devoy were certainly part of this pre-existing network, but that in itself does not constitute substantial involvement. I appreciate you supplying these excerpts, and I hate to ask you to do any more, but can you quote for me something specifically that John Devoy (not the Gaelic American, not the Clan na Gael) or Roger Casement (not his connections) did in this conspiracy? I'm sure Roger Casement, being anti-Imperialist, was sympathetic to the Indian cause, but the only thing I can recall him doing for Asian independence movements at the time was suggesting that if his Irish Brigade could not be sent to Ireland, it should go to fight the British in the Middle East (this was never more than an idea, and one outright rejected by Devoy, if I recall).
- I'm open to an RfC on this, but I'm not sure it's necessary, and have hopes we can sort this out ourselves. I'm also not sure it would accomplish anything except to bring in some people who are ignorant of both the Hindu-German conspiracy and the contemporary Irish Republican movement. It might just muddy the waters. -R. fiend (talk) 16:30, 25 September 2008 (UTC)
Hello R, I'm a bit busy till Tuesday, could you please with me till then. Thanks for your input. Rgeards rueben_lys (talk · contribs) 11:09, 28 September 2008 (UTC)
- No problem. I'm hoping my Devoy book will show up soon, which may or may not have an impact on the discussion. -R. fiend (talk) 19:33, 29 September 2008 (UTC)
Well, it's been a while and evidence of any major role played by Devoy or Casement is still not forthcoming. I have Devoy's Recollections, and though I have not reread it, the index has no entries on anything relating to this conspiracy, and looking through entries on the relevant period I see absolutely no reference to it. If he personally played any role in the Ghadar conspiracy, I cannot find it. I cannot believe he made major contributions to something this big and didn't mention it once in nearly 500 pages of his memoirs covering his political activities. The roles for both him and Casement appear to be introducing parties who were involved, and, in Devoy's case, editing a newspaper that ran a few stories sympathetic to the cause. There's very little there. Absent some specific, significant actions made by either Devoy and Casement, it really seems their names do not belong in this template. Therefore I am again removing them. -R. fiend (talk) 16:17, 2 November 2008 (UTC)
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22:30 17th September 2013
Burnley 3 Birmingham 0
BRILLIANT Burnley gave sorry Birmingham a dose of the blues as they took out their derby day frustrations on the Midlanders.
The rampant Clarets sealed their best start to a league season for 12 years with a scintillating attacking performance that could have brought more than the three goals.
Striker Danny Ings took his tally to seven for the season with terrifically taken goals either side of the interval.
And Scott Arfield, whose unfortunate back pass cost the Clarets dear against Blackburn at the weekend, was all smiles again just 17 seconds into the second half as he headed home Michael Kightly's pinpoint cross.
Birmingham, suffering their worst start to a season for 25 years, rarely threatened Tom Heaton's well protected goal.
And in stark contrast, the Clarets moved effortlessly up to fourth in the Championship table as their stunning start to the season continued in fine style.
Sean Dyche named an unchanged side from the disappointment of the weekend.
There was a special cheer reserved ahead of kick off for returning Wembley legend Wade Elliott, who was named captain for the night by Birmingham in the absence of the suspended Paul Robinson.
And the cheers were ringing out again in the third minute when Ings put the Clarets ahead.
All the hard work was done by Sam Vokes, whose control and slide-rule half volley sent his striker partner clear, and Ings made no mistake with the coolest of chips over advancing keeper Darren Randolph.
Ings could and probably should have had a second two minutes later following good work by David Jones and Michael Kightly.
Summer signing Jones played the ball wide to the on-loan Stoke winger, whose inch-perfect cross picked out Ings for a side-foot finish from eight yards that the on-song striker somehow put wide with Randolph rooted to his spot.
Livewire winger Chris Burke was desperately close to an equaliser from City's first foray upfield in the 17th minute, weaving his way into the right side of the penalty area and seeing his drilled cross-cum-shot inches away from the inrushing Lee Novak.
But incredibly, Ings could have had a hat-trick inside 25 minutes as the next big chance came Burnley's way.
This time Duff found Kightly with a raking diagonal ball to the left and from his cross, Ings raced in ahead of Vokes to direct a header just too high.
As the onslaught continued, the roles were reversed among the front men as Ings fed Vokes, whose drilled effort was always veering away from goal.
And although City gained something of a foothold before the break, Lee Clark would have been happy to get his troops back to the dressing room just one goal down.
There was a change at half time for the Clarets, which saw Danny Lafferty replace Ben Mee.
And within 17 seconds of the restart the Clarets doubled their lead in stunning style.
Kightly found Scott Arfield with a pinpoint cross from the right and Arfield, so repentant after his weekend error, more than made amends with a fabulous header across Randolph and just inside the post.
Rampant Burnley could have been three-up as Dean Marney saw his shot in the area blocked.
And after Randolph did well to block Jones' effort, Arfield created a chance for himself with some clever trickery on the by-line, before over-running the ball at the crucial moment,.
However, the former Huddersfield man more than made amends in the 54th minute with a cushioned header infield to release Ings, who drove into the area to clinically dispatch his seventh of the season
Birmingham were now a beaten side and Vokes could have made it four immediately, only to direct his header from Kieran Trippier's delivery just wide, as Dean Marney appealed in vain that he was held.
And with the sniff of a hat-trick in his nostrils, Ings had only one thing on his mind as he again capitalised on more hesitant City defending to race into the area and fire over the angle.
It was now a siege to the Blues goal and that man Ings was again close to his first senior treble as he glanced another clipped Trippier cross just wide.
And although that would have to wait for another day, with the striker making way for Keith Treacy in the 76th minute to a standing ovation, Burnley had collectively done more than enough to earn their victory.
BURNLEY: Heaton, Trippier, Shackell, Duff, Mee (Lafferty 46), Arfield, Jones, Marney, Kightly (Stanislas 67), Ings (Treacy 67), Vokes.
Subs: Cisak, Long, Edgar, Stock.
BIRMINGHAM: Randolph, Caddis, Bartley, Burn, Ferguson (Hancox 50), Spector, Adeyemi, Elliott, Burke, Novak (Green 76), Ambrose (Brown 51).
Subs: Doyle, Reilly, Shinnie, Lovenkrands.
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My son just started school last week and I was told his clothes are not proper uniform. I've been to almost all the shops selling children's clothes, including Mothercare and M&S. However, all the grey trousers labelled as for school uniform are made of polyester and viscose and coated with Teflon. They are not environmentally friendly and they are not good for human skin either, especially not for children. Would you please help me find pure cotton, even better, organic cotton, grey trousers?
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The reason that pure cotton school uniforms are so hard to find is that cotton's deemed more difficult to look after than one made of synthetic fibres. Cotton shrinks, the colour fades and it's just not as hard-wearing. Clothes made of synthetic fibres wash better, dry quicker and, if they are coated in Teflon, also resist stains better (Teflon coating also makes the garment more hardwearing and ever so slightly waterproof.) And cotton tends to be more expensive.
However, there's no escaping the fact that cotton is much nicer to wear and not everyone is a fan of synthetic school uniforms, either because they prefer cotton or because their children react to synthetic fibres. But, sadly, there isn't the choice in cotton as there is if you went for an acrylic/polyester/ viscose garment. The sale of synthetic to cotton trousers is about 20:1 according to the central buyer for schoolwear at John Lewis, which is the official supplier of school uniforms to 1,400 schools in the UK.
John Lewis sells grey boys' trousers from £9 (which also come in black or navy) in sizes 46cm (18in) waist to 86cm (34in). You may be interested to know that they also do other 100% cotton garments such as pullovers or cardigans from £10 in navy, bottle green, grey (pullovers also come in black) in chest sizes 60-112cms (24-44in); cotton shirts in long or short sleeved (white only) from £8, collar sizes 29-39cm (11.5-15.5in); and polo shirts in white or blue are only £2.50 for two, chest sizes 60-107cm (24-42in). Gym vests in white only are £8 for two, chest sizes 60-112cm (24-44in). John Lewis will do its best to find a cotton alternative within any given school's uniform.
Sometimes the places to look are companies that specialise in eczema clothing (synthetics can exacerbate eczema as they're not as breathable as cotton and can be coated in chemicals.) The school uniforms these companies sell have been designed to be as comfortable as possible - no resin glue in the collars of shirts, flat seams, latex-free elastic and most often made of eco-tex cotton. Eco-tex doesn't necessarily mean organic but it has been rigorously tested to ensure the fibres meet stringent criteria, such as not containing certain chemicals.
Cotton Comfort (www.eczemaclothing.com, 01524 730093) was very probably the first company to address a need for 100% cotton clothing for children and has the largest selection online. It sells school uniforms, all in 100% eco-tex cotton: long-sleeved shirts in white, blue or grey 100-160cm (40-63in) £14-£16; grey trousers in 95-140cm, costing from £22-£26. Socks are from £4. Skirts, shirts, tights and a gingham dress are also available for little girls as well as a brilliant petticoat that can be worn as a protective barrier under other clothes - this comes in sizes 100-130cm, in off-white and costs £16. Cotton Comfort also sells tracksuits and school uniform fabric (grey, black and gingham) by the metre if anyone fancies making their own.
The Healthy House (www.healthy-house.co.uk, 01453 752216) sells 100% cotton grey trousers 95-120cm (37-47in) from £22-£26 (prices are exclusive of VAT) which go up to ages six to seven and are in a mid-weight cotton fabric made in Yorkshire. They also sell grey skirts 100-120cm (39-47in), £14-£16; shirts in white or blue 100-120cm (39-47in), £14-£15 (the shirts have no resin glue in the collar), and tights 80-100cm (32-39in) in blue, 80-110cm (32-43in) in red or white, at £3.50. You can order online or via telephone and there is a free catalogue available. When you enter the website, click on cotton clothes for children with eczema, as that's where the school uniforms are listed.
Finally, George at Asda (0500 100 055) does various cotton school uniform offerings, and definitely has grey boys' trousers from £3.50 to fit from ages three to 12 years - but only at certain times of the year and they are not due back in stores now until June.
I double-checked with Mothercare and Marks & Spencer and, as you say, neither sells 100% cotton school uniform. I did feed back to them that there was a demand so, who knows, perhaps in time.
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Analyzing the Conceptual Integrity of Computing Applications Through Ontological Excavation and Analysis
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In the world of commercial computing, consumers are being inundated with baroque, bloated, and difficult-to-use computing applications, tools that use computational methods and technologies to perform tasks. Market forces demand that new versions of these applications implement more features, the user-accessible behaviors and services implemented by the application, than their predecessors or competitors. Ensuring that planned features required for market competitiveness enhance a computing application without these side effects first requires that we understand how these features contribute to the overall design and conceptual integrity of the application While conceptual integrity affects all aspect of the application, we are primarily interested in how an applications user-accessible features have been designed and implemented. To this end, we have developed a research framework, methodologies, and artifacts for measuring the conceptual integrity of a computing artifact from its theory of the world or its ontology. We use conceptual coherence, which we define as the degree to which an applications concepts are tightly related, as a first approximation for conceptual integrity. We claim the following: any computing application has a central or core set of concepts that are essential to that applications ontology and can be identified through analytical means; and concepts that are not essential to an applications ontology either exist to support core concepts or are peripheral to the ontology. Peripheral concepts reduce an applications conceptual coherence. We have developed the method of ontological excavation to identify the concepts in a computing application and model them as an ontology expressed as a semantic network. To identify core and peripheral concepts and to measure an ontologys conceptual coherence, we developed methodologies for ontological analysis. If usefulness depends on the conceptual integrity of an applications ontology such that it ensures high fitness to a problem domain, then we would expect that users solving problems in that domain will invoke the concepts integral to the solution more often than those concepts that do not. Thus, to validate our structural measures, we claim the following: the probable use of the application will invoke core concepts more frequently than peripheral concepts in the ontology.
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Picked up tickets today and it turns out that the free seats are on Levels 2 and 3.
I am in R2A, I also got some extra tickets the other day on Y2C.
Unfortunately I am not going to 4CC, but I am visiting Taipei in October (my brother lives there). Thank you so much for all the information in this thread....I will copy and paste it into a document for reference when the trip gets closer!
I am so delighted to hear that! I think I'm getting more excited about what people will think of Taipei than the actual competition itself.
Another place that I feel might be worth going to, but is a bit further away, is Wulai.
It isn't the most stunning display of nature that Taiwan has to offer, but at least it's reachable with public transportation from Taipei City and is a nice one-day/half-day trip if you just want to see some pretty lush trees.
Here are some other natural park places (Yehliu and Yangmingshan) that are also a bit further from the city, but nice if you have some extra time for sightseeing.
Just wanted to add to some of the Taipei love. I was there 10 years ago. Shilin night market was my favourite among the night markets - it is the biggest and there is a lot of variety (clothes, food, etc.) I would also recommend the jade market for souvenirs. It is not that big (at least not 10 years ago) but they make fun trinkets out of jade. I bought a small jade keychain trinket shaped like a roller blade when I was there. There were no ice skates - I checked - but maybe some people will make some now that 4CC is there....
Restaurants I find intriguing but haven't tried are the Yonghe Soy Milk King (where you can drink hot soy milk 24 hours a day) and the Modern Toilet restaurant (where seats are in the shape of urinals). There is certainly a lot of variety in Taipei!
Where's the thread about Chinese Skaters?
On Yue ZHANG's blog(weibo),
She asks to find Xueting Guan who has disappeared.
It seems that Guan was abducted at knife-point and she was mugged.
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In the beginning of the mid late 90's, my dad introduced me to a new thing called video games. The key thing was to get my hand eye coordination together, but soon I learned more than that. My favorite game from PSX was crash banticoot. That was my favorite game. In fact, I still have the CD in my closet right now as we speak. When I played PSX, it brought me to a new piece in life. It showed me how much fun I can have in life. Then my dad played syphon filter. Another one of your classic gems. Even though I was too young to play it, it was still entertaining to watch. As each level my dad passed, I became more fond of this thing called video games. My cousin would come over and we would play some crash banticoot and have a ball! The one mission we love, is when we ride a hog and we just jump through and over things. That game was the 1st game that I ever beat by myself. Didn't need my mom or dad's help. Then you guys came out with the demo that you could play on PSX. I had every last one of those that came out. I remember playing the 1st twisted metal game that was on the demo. I didn't get a chance to play the full game, but I still got a kick out of playing the demo. While I was playing, I didn't have a clue of what I was doing, I just knew I was having fun. I remember playing spider man on one of your demos. I had a joyful time just swinging from building to building. Then, you all made PSone.
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ANAHEIM, CA - JUNE 29: Manager Mike Scioscia #14 of the Anaheim Angels looks on during batting practice before the game against the Los Angeles Dodgers on June 29, 2002 at Edison Field in Anaheim, California. The Angels shutout the Dodgers 7-0. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)
By Joe Haakenson, AngelsWin.com Contributor - APRIL 23, 2002 GAME 20 - ANGELS AT MARINERS SEATTLE -- Angels manager Mike Scioscia says he believes the first 20 games his team has played are the exception, not the rule. The track records of his players, he says, reflect different numbers than the ones they have put up so far this season. But after Tuesday's 1-0 loss to the Seattle Mariners before 32,127 at Safeco Field, the only numbers that count are in the win-loss column, where the Angels are 6-14. It is the worst start through 20 games in franchise history. After a 3-2 start, the Angels have lost 12 of 15, including all six to the Mariners. The Mariners now lead the Angels by 10 1/2 games in the American League West and have beaten them in 21 of their past 25 meetings going back to last season. ''I played on a team in '95 that was phenomenal all year long,'' Angels closer Troy Percival said. ''Then all of a sudden, we couldn't win. The same thing can happen in reverse. We ju...
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Lidstrom talked quite a bit in the room. He wasn't a big speech guy, but he was big on preparing the team. Talking about what the Wings do well what the other team does well. A calming guy, but not as silent as a lot of people remember and when he spoke everyone listened. He didn't deliver the paint of the wall stuff that Yzerman and Draper did, but he didn't sit in the corner and he didn't just say watch what I do. One of the reasons although it was wiped out by the lockout I was looking forward to 24/7 before he retired was I think this would have showed when they followed the team. It is inaccurate from what I know of those guys to pretend Lidstrom didn't have leadership right away he didn't grow into as much as some people think. Lidstrom got an A very early in his career, it wasn't because he was just a great player. He is a very effective communicator and leader.
On this roster while I don't expect him to make the team very happy Ryan Sproul got an invite. He started the season on fire and has been very good since coming back. Really looking forward to the future pairing of Sproul and Ouellet in Detroit, Holland better not trade either.
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Love comes in all shapes, forms and sizes.
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This is soo beautiful.And sad.Greeat poem!
this for some reason reminds me of vampires, just the heartless part--i have no idea where that came from--just here to say....NICELY DONE!
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That was good! One thing though, when you wrote 'Who wonders the earth' did you mean who wanders? Because wonder means to think about and wander means to walk around aimlessly. I'm confused. Besides that, it was a really good (but kinda grim) poem! I read some of ur others too...they're kinda dark and easy to relate to (my fave kind).
! This is true.Dark and sad poem.But really great. !
Well written ! I sense emptiness and void, anxiety and loss, which can only be filled by the Love and Righteousness of Christ (Phil 3:9-11). I encourage you to check out my piece entitled "Walking with God".
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That poem beautiful straight from the heart!
Nice poem, I can sense the emotions. My favorite part would be the line:
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That was great. Kuddos! It's nice to see how well you can express yourself.
Great imagery with this piece. It speaks a certain truth about how someone might go down the wrong path in life because they never experienced love in their lives.
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The apartment was renovated with quality materials and furniture. It's well furnished, bright, elegant, clean and have very high ceilings. Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating are included in the rate. There is a common laundry room in the building for all tenants.
The first extension of Old Nice northward, Place Garibaldi today is lined by elegant red façades with green shutters and vaulted porticoes, in which the Blue Penitents' chapel, Chapelle du Saint-Sépulcre, is perfectly integrated. A statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi stands in the middle of this square that is central to the life of the city.
Surrounded by coffee shops, shops and restaurants, and a few minutes walking distance from the beach. Everything the seaside, the historical center, the Castle Hill, the harbor, the main street and downtown have to offer is at your door!
You will be welcomed on site by someone who speaks French, Italian, English and understands Spanish. With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the most of our beautiful city of Nice, we are looking forward t you!
How to reach the apartment:
From the Airport: Take bus No. 98 and get off at Garibaldi.
From the train station: Take the tram "Off Gare Thiers" and Down "Off Garibaldi".
The apartment is located above the restaurant "Café de Turin".
숙소규정Security Deposit: 150€
The person who manages the apartment will meet you directly at the apartment. The arrival times and departure must be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably between 2pm and 5pm. Departures are preferably between 9am and 12am. When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage.
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Cute, cozy studio in a great location close to the main streets of Nice and not far from many great restaurants. Salvatore was easy to communicate with and had his assistant waiting to meet us when we reached the apartment. Only comments are that it would be nice to include some basic amenities with the apartment, such as towels, sheets, hand soap, or toilet paper. The shower was a bit leaky, and no extra towels made it difficult to clean up. We still enjoyed our stay and would recommend to others.
We were staying 4 nights in Salvatore's nice appartment. We didn't arrive before 11pm, but it wasn't a problem for him to hand out the keys at such a late hour. He also gave us some starting advice for our stay, where to go etc. The appartment was clean, newly renovated with modern kitchen and bathroom and within walking distance of the train station and old town. On the downside it was quite noisy (good windows that muffle the street noises though) and unfortunately the WiFi didn't work most of the time (although Salvatore did his best to solve the problem). We definitely can recommend a stay there! Thank you :)
This apartment was very nice. We were 8 people, and this was one too much. The sofabed is not suitable for two persons, so absolute maximum for this apartment is seven people (as the site states). Other than that this was perfect. Beautiful apartment, very close to the promenade and the the beach. Salvatore was very helpful before and during our stay.
the first nice location u can walk to beach with in 5 mins that is the great part to me
me and my wife we almost spent time on the beach in nice of course u can
go old town it's little fat away but i only went to old town 1time only
if u stay in nice , i think u dont wanna do any thing just wanna lay down on the
beach So here is the best way in nice
We had a great stay in Nice, the property is very close to the tram, train, bike hire and a 10-15 minute walk to the old town. It is also close to a supermarket (monoprix) so we saved money cooking after a day on the beach. The apartment was clean, simplistic and with a spacious living area and the host was very flexible with our arrival and departure times.
The host is service-minded, reliable and flexible. The apartment was small though fulfilled all the basic requirements, incl. a reasonably comfortable bed, basic kitchen and a surprisingly nice bathroom and toilet. Though the furniture is mainly IKEA quality (or lack thereof) it is a good place to spend a weekend in walking distance from the promenade (5 min), place Massena (15 min) and the old city (18 min). It's even got a Blue Bikes (Velobleue) station right next to the entrance. Even though the street outside is heavily trafficed, the windows blocked most of the noise and we had a lovely time in Nice. I can recommend a stay at Blvd Grosso for any young couple on a low budget trip to Nice.
Very nice host and a very nice apartment. We were much satisfied with our stay here!
The studio was perfectly clean and well equipped with everything we needed. Everything was new and in good condition. The studio is well situated near the tramway station and walking distance from the centre of Nice and Vieux Nice.
Salvatore was very friendly and flexible about our late night arrival and early departure which was much appreciated. I would recommend this accommodation for a visit to Nice.
We had a great time in nice. We lived four adults in the apartment. The apartment was very clean, light and pretty. It was placed in a very attractive environment; very close to the beach, shopping and restaurants. We could have stayed in the same flat again. The only minus was that the kitchen was a bit short on equipment, and what we missed the most was a coffe maker.
We've had a nice stay at the studio from Salvatore. Everything was really close by foot. When we had rain, the studio was spacious enough to comfortably rest an afternoon indoors. If we'd stay another weekend in Nice, we probably would come to the same apartment.
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Property Location
You'll be centrally located in Doha with a stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Doha Old Town, minutes from Qatar National Museum and Museum of Islamic Art. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Qatar National Library and MIA Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 187 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and 24-hour room service is provided. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free valet parking is available onsite.
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- Babysitting or childcare
- Poolside bar
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 187
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Elevator/lift
- Children's club (free)
- Laundry facilities
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- Free self parking
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- Accessible bathroom
- Outdoor pool
- Coffee shop or café
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- Free valet parking
- Conference space
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Year Built 2014
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Computer station
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Meeting rooms 4
- Business center
- Children's club
- Rooftop terrace
- Wedding services
- Roll-in shower
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Restaurant
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Number of floors - 14
Room Facilities
- Flat-panel TV
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Air conditioning
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Minibar
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Phone
- Free WiFi
- Satellite TV service
- Soundproofed rooms
- Daily housekeeping
- Bathtub or shower
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board
- Hair dryer
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Slippers
- Room service (24 hours)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Blackout drapes/curtains
Hotel Policy
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- Local laws may restrict unmarried guests from sharing rooms. Guests are responsible for providing proof of marriage, if requested by the property.
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 48 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: QAR 80 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: QAR 160.00 per vehicle (roundtrip)
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Renovations and Closures
The property will be renovating from 05 December 2016 to 01 April 2017 (completion date subject to change). The following areas are affected:
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The Chinese government has urged party officials to stop smoking in public places and help colleagues quit in a bid to curb the country's dirty habits.
It also banned government bodies from providing cigarettes or promoting smoking, warning that the use of tobacco in offices, meeting rooms, canteens and toilets is strictly prohibited.
Authorities warned party officials that buying cigarettes with public money won't be tolerated, and those who break the rules should be penalised and educated about their "evil influence".
The circular issued by the cabinet did not specify details of the punishment.
Similarly, the state council reiterated that smoking on high-speed trains is forbidden and those who do could be fined up to 2000 yuan, or £200, from January 2014.
The Chinese government added that smoking "not only endangers public health and environment, but also harms the image of the Communist party and the government", which has been marred by a series of high-profile corruption scandals in recent years.
China is the world's largest manufacturer and consumer of tobacco with more than 350 million smokers, according to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), which has repeatedly criticised the "absence of political will" to curb smoking.
Tobacco has become a big part of the country's social life, where expensive cigarettes are often presented as luxury gifts among the Chinese elite.
It is also a profitable industry with state-owned tobacco companies, operating almost exclusively in China, accounting for 38 per cent of the world's production.
Beijing pledged to ban smoking in public venues back in 2008, but these rules are frequently ignored.
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Cars are definitely overrated. Get around like a real adventurer when you VISIT FLORIDA.
1. Ditch your sedan and hit the open seas on your own personal water rocket.
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2. Or walk on (and above) water with a WATER JET PACK.
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3. Hang-glide for a majestic perspective of Florida.
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4. Skim like a waterbug on the Everglades' River of Grass.
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5. Or glide on Florida's thermal winds where it's so quiet, you can hear yourself think.
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6. Be the coolest person in Florida when you cruise The Keys in a float plane. Just whoa.
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7. Better yet, check out the ocean in a mini submarine.
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8. Or get wet on dry land with a beer table bike. (Yes, that means a bike with a table and beer.)
9. Take a ride in the Mega Bite and hang out with dolphins.
11. Then sail with a buddy to have way more fun than all your other buddies still on the ground.
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