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HEREFORD United full-back Andy Gallinagh has more reason than most to want to do well when the Bulls visit Cheltenham Town in the second round of the FA Cup on Monday, December 3.
The 27-year-old has proved a solid performer in the United back-line since his arrival from Bath City during the summer.
And he will want to continue that good form at Whaddon Road after playing almost 150 games for the Robins during a long spell with the Gloucestershire club.
"I was at Cheltenham for eight years in total and it will be strange going back there," he said.
"But I am a Hereford player now and I want to get through to the next round. I have to treat it as any other game.
"It's our aim to make an upset which would be great for us as players and for the club in general.
"I imagine I should get a halfdecent reception. I have had a few messages from Cheltenham fans on Twitter but it's not about me, it's about us progressing to the next round."
Evesham-based Gallinagh had played at under-19 level for Cheltenham before working his way into the first-team squad.
"After school I got a full-time job working for Peugeot and then played for Stratford Town where luckily I got spotted," he said.
"I played under John Ward at first, then Keith Downing, Martin Allen and Mark Yates. I enjoyed it there but it came to an end as most things do.
"We had a few ups and a few downs as well but it was run right by the chairman so it was a good experience."
With Marley Watkins, Brian Smikle and Michael Townsend also in the Bulls squad, Gallinagh is fully aware of the long-tradition of player links between the sides.
"I played a bit at Cheltenham when Steve Guinan was up top," he said.
"But there are a lot of people who have played for both clubs."
When he left Cheltenham last season, Gallinagh had to move temporarily out of the f u l l - t i m e game.
" I knew L e e Howells, the assistant manager at B a t h City, from his time at Cheltenham so I went down there and got a few games under my belt," he said.
"We trained on Tuesday and Thursday nights but I was still training at Cheltenham most days as well so it was just a question of getting more games and getting noticed again.
"When the chance came at the start of this season and there was a possibility of signing here, I jumped at it.
"The management here and the set-up of the club is brilliant and I am enjoying it very much."
At Edgar Street, Gallinagh has become established at right-back but has plenty of experience in other positions if necessary.
"Right-back was my preferred place at the start of my career but I ended up playing a lot of games at centre-half for Cheltenham," he said.
"But I've enjoyed getting back into the full-back role which is an entirely different aspect of the game, more one-v-ones and chasing the wingers and stuff but I have enjoyed it and I'm learning again because I am back in that role so hopefully I can progress and get better."
He acknowledges that the season has not entirely gone as everyone would have wished but believes that things are improving at Edgar Street.
"The season here has been a bit up and down but I really enjoyed the way we started,"
he said.
"Results did not really go our way but I think that we are on the up now.
"We have had a few clean sheets and picked up a few points so I'm looking forward to finishing the season strongly."
And he believes the Bulls fans can play a big part in encouraging the side to greater success.
"The fans have been brilliant all season and the more that come the better it is," he said.
"They are like a 12th man when you hear them so the more that come, hopefully the better we do.
"The game at Cheltenham Town is a local derby and whenever I have played in that game before there has been a good atmosphere.
"Hopefully we can keep the Cheltenham fans quiet and make an upset.
"We'll look to go there and win a game of football."


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The Egyptian Islamic internet website onislam.net, which is available in both English and Arabic, continues to publish articles written by Harun Yahya regularly. On July 12th 2012, the article titled, "The Patience of our Prophet (saas)" was published.
|So be patient in the face of what they say and glorify your Lord with praise before the rising of the sun and before it sets. (Surat al-Qaf, 39)
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Is this Judy's race to lose?
Two different polls released Thursday -- including the first crowd-sourced poll by Probe Research -- show former NDP MP and MLA Judy Wasylycia-Leis with a substantial lead.
The Probe poll had Wasylycia-Leis with the support of 39 per cent of respondents, a 16-point advantage over Gord Steeves. A Forum poll sponsored by ChrisD.ca gave her 34 per cent support, 13 points up on Brian Bowman.
Although it's still relatively early in the campaign, both polls appear to confirm a long-standing theory about this mayoral election: namely, that if Steeves and Bowman remain in the race, they would eat up each other's support and create an easy path for Wasylycia-Leis to occupy the top job at 510 Main St.
The election has always been a wild and woolly affair. No other directly elected office in the province requires as many votes to win. That means candidates must cultivate support across ideological and partisan political lines to win.
That is a big challenge if, for example, you're identified as having a left-wing or right-wing orientation. In that case, your challenge is not only to cultivate broad support, but to solidify your base support. That is a very difficult thing to do if there are several candidates vying for the same band of core support.
Wasylycia-Leis' great advantage is she is relatively unopposed on the centre-left of the mayoral spectrum. That is not to say she is only supported by left-of-centre voters; to establish the levels of support demonstrated in the two polls, she has clearly found a way to appeal to a broader constituency.
But most of her core support is not threatened by either Bowman or Steeves, or any other candidate. The only rival that presents any theoretical complication is Robert-Falcon Ouellette, and there is no evidence yet he will eat significantly into Wasylycia-Leis' support.
As a result, Wasylycia-Leis has been afforded the luxury of running a classic front-runner campaign: cautious, non-contentious and overwhelmingly positive, with a greater emphasis on avoiding serious gaffes rather than delivering big or bold ideas.
In other words, she doesn't have to do too much to remain the leader as long as a gaggle of candidates is competing on the centre-right. Add these factors together, and this has become Wasylycia-Leis' election to lose.
Supporters for both Bowman and Steeves confirmed the candidates have known for some time it was unlikely either one of them could beat Wasylycia-Leis while both remain in the race.
That is not to say both men have run identical campaigns; in fact, Steeves and Bowman have taken radically different tacks on the mayoral race to date.
Steeves has tried to focus on populist pledges -- public safety, better infrastructure, streamlining development processes -- that would not have been out of place in one of soon-to-be-former Mayor Sam Katz's campaigns. But concern is being voiced in influential circles that, in the wake of the Katz implosion, it may be a bit too much like Katz's platform.
Bowman, on the other hand, has simply failed to establish a profile worthy of challenging Wasylycia-Leis.
Would either candidate consider dropping out of the race? At this stage, it's tough to see that happening.
There was a time earlier in the campaign when it looked as if Steeves would drop out. He had a horrid start involving botched events and the resignation of some key campaign organizers.
Since then, however, he has delivered a barrage of campaign announcements, some intriguing, some poorly conceived. There was also the matter of an angry Facebook rant by his wife against homeless aboriginals.
Even so, Steeves established himself as the story of the campaign and the publicity, even of the negative variety, seems encouragement enough for a man who appears quite anxious to return to elected office.
Meanwhile, Bowman campaign insiders claim the candidate has promised his supporters, funders and organizers he will remain in the fight to the very end, regardless of the poll results.
It is too early to rule out a seismic event in the narrative of this election. A scandal, a devastating blow or sparkling performance in one of the many forums and debates, or an idea that captures the electorate's imagination could still alter the outcome from what we see in pre-vote polls.
But until the mayoral field begins to shrink, and voters are permitted an opportunity to focus on a smaller slate of candidates, it appears this will be one candidate's race to lose.


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Lewis Hamilton believes the critics who chided him for joining Mercedes have now been made to eat their words.
It was in September 2012 when Hamilton stunned the world of Formula One by announcing he was quitting McLaren and moving to Brackley.
It was a decision that at the time appeared strange given Mercedes had won just one of 52 races following their return to the sport at the start of 2010.
But Hamilton was sold a vision by Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda and then team principal Ross Brawn, and that is now bearing fruit.
In taking the chequered flag in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, Hamilton has now won four races in a row, and for the first time in almost two years he leads the championship.
Asked about his decision to join Mercedes, Hamilton said: "It was obviously a great call.
"There was never a moment I ever doubted it, but of course I never could have imagined we would be having this kind of success.
"I'm not one to rub it in people's faces. I knew that I was in a good place, I knew that I was making the right decision for me, and now it should be becoming more evident to people.
"I'm sure the people that wrote those things had an opinion at the beginning, and I'm sure it's changed now."
Hamilton, though, was forced to endure another late battle with team-mate Nico Rosberg, holding off the German to win by just 0.6secs.
It is Mercedes' fourth successive one-two, with Rosberg forced to play second fiddle on all four occasions to now trail Hamilton by three points.
Although winning in Spain for the first time in his F1 career, it was a performance that did not fully cheer Hamilton.
"Getting my first grand prix win in Spain after being in the sport eight years, it's very difficult to put the feeling into words when you have a result like this," said Hamilton.
"Never have I had a car like this, nor a gap like this to anyone before.
"But I know I wasn't fast enough. Nico was quicker as I struggled with the balance, but fortunately I was able to keep him behind."
Mercedes' dominance was such Daniel Ricciardo finished 49 seconds adrift in his Red Bull, but at least this was a legitimate podium for the Australian given he was disqualified from his home race in March.
As for team-mate Sebastian Vettel, the reigning four-times champion conjured his best drive of the season to put behind him a torrid weekend hit by gremlins, finishing fourth after starting 15th.
Williams' Valtteri Bottas was fifth, whilst Ferrari, winners here last year with Fernando Alonso, had to settle for sixth and seventh, with Kimi Raikkonen passed by the Spaniard just over two laps from home.
Romain Grosjean hauled Lotus into the points for the first time in a problematic campaign with eighth, with Force India duo Sergio Perez and Nico Hulkenberg ninth and 10th.
That left McLaren out of the points for the third successive race, with Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen 11th and 12th, whilst Max Chilton was 19th in his Marussia.


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ORLANDO HERNANDEZ: He's still working on new wind-up, but there's no zip on his pitches. Mets say he's doing fine, but he's not ready.
RUBEN GOTAY: Is participating in drills and not as gimpy. Wouldn't surprise me if he opens on DL, also.
LUIS CASTILLO: He's moved better. He's not going to be the steal threat he once was. They are going to regret this contract.
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A Winnipeg congregation hopes their prayers for friendship and peace will soon float in the warm Cuban breeze.
"They are visual reminders of prayerful intentions," Rev. Teresa Moysey of Harrow United Church says of the prayer flags her church plans to send to Cuba.
Members of Harrow -- as well as the general public -- are invited to decorate a prayer flag today with mixed-media artist and printmaker Deborah Danelley.
The free sessions are open to children this morning from 10 to noon, and to adults from 1 to 4:30 p.m. at Harrow United Church, 955 Mulvey Ave.
Danelley will provide each participant with a piece of white fabric measuring 20 by 30 centimetres to embellish with fabric, paints or stamps. She'll take the completed flags with her to Havana, Cuba, in April, where she'll teach several workshops in a week-long cultural festival in Muraleando.
Muraleando is a community art project that encourages residents to paint murals and other artwork on walls and buildings in a poor Havana neighbourhood. Every April, residents are invited to a cultural festival packed with art, theatre, music and dance workshops. This year will mark Danelley's fifth visit to teach art classes at the festival.
The Crescentwood resident pays her travel and living expenses in Havana, but accepts donations to purchase new art supplies for her workshops. This year, she'll also squeeze the prayer flags into her suitcases, and once in Cuba, will exchange them for the flags made during the festival.
"I hear the words solidarity, friendship, peace and hope," she says of her intentions behind the project.
"These are basic kind of things, but they're at the heart of what (the flags) are about."
Prayer flags originated in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, where small pieces of coloured fabric decorated with words or symbols are strung from trees or buildings. As the flags flap in the wind, Buddhists believe their prayers carry beneficial vibrations across the countryside.
Moysey says her congregation will hang the Cuban-made prayer flags inside their sanctuary as well as outside their building on the corner of Mulvey Avenue and Harrow Street. She's not clear how the relationship between Harrow United and the Cuban artists will develop, but she's confident it will grow in unexpected ways.
"Connecting with others changes who we are individually and collectively and helps us understand how we are part of a larger whole, a world community," Moysey explains in an email interview from Victoria, B.C., where she was attending a seminar.
The congregation has previous experience with prayer flags. A few years back, they strung some outside their building, allowing them to blow in the wind until they were tattered and faded.
Danelley first visited Harrow United one Sunday morning last fall to speak about her annual art workshops in Cuba as part of the church's series exploring the connection between art and justice, Moysey explains.
That series continues on Sunday with a presentation by Nadine Calver on the spirituality of quilting. On Feb. 17, members of the congregation's digital photography group will display photographs of sacred spaces.
"One of the ways we are exploring those connections is to have an artist approximately once a month at our Sunday worship, with an invitation to share how art has brought about transformation individually or in the community," says Moysey.
"Art is a way that integrates head, heart and soul as we explore and express faith and faith questions."
Danelley admits she's been transformed by her annual visits to Havana, which were sparked by a chance meeting with Manuel Diaz Baldrich during his 2008 visit here for an exhibit at the Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery. Although she speaks minimal Spanish, she's built strong connections with Baldrich and other Cuban artists, and hopes to further that relationship with her annual visits to Havana.
Raised Anglican but no longer a churchgoer, Danelley believes she has found her true calling in making -- and sharing -- art.
"For me, it was something else that led me to art, something spiritual," says Danelley, who first studied fine arts in her 30s.
"I never knew why I was led that way until my first year in Muraleando."
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What is the Historical Resources Board?
Who is on the Historical Resources Board?
The City's Historical Resources Board is a City advisory board made up of 11 members appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by City Council to administer the City of San Diego's historical preservation program. Membership is required to represent the following disciplines: architecture, history, architectural history, archaeology and landscape architecture. Other disciplines that may be represented are law, real estate, engineering, general contracting, finance, planning, or fine arts. Boardmembers should reflect diverse neighborhood representation and have demonstrated a special interest in historical preservation.
When does the Historical Resources Board meet?
Historical Resources Board meetings typically occur on the fourth Thursday of each month, unless changed due to holidays or for other reasons. The meetings are usually held in the Council Committee Room on the 12th Floor of the City Administration Building, 202 C Street, San Diego, CA 92101. Agendas are posted on the website at least 10 days before a meeting. Persons may address the Board during the Public Comment section of the agenda on topics not listed on the agenda, or may address the Board during public testimony on each agenda action item. Speakers under Public Comment are generally limited to two minutes, whereas speakers on action items will usually have three minutes. For action items, one organized presentation on each side will usually have eight minutes. These times may be altered by the Chair of the Board.
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The Historical Resources Board has standing subcommittees and may appoint ad hoc subcommittees or members to ad hoc subcommittees as needed. The active standing subcommittees are the Archaeology Subcommittee, Design Assistance Subcommittee and the Policy Subcommittee. Standing subcommittees meet regularly each month and agendas for each subcommittee are posted 72 hours before the meeting.
What does the Historical Resources Board do?
The Historical Resources Board is the appointed body with authority over historical resources in the City of San Diego. Duties and responsibilities of the Board, as listed in Section 111.0206 of the San Diego Municipal Code , include designating individual historical sites, establishing historical districts, and reviewing development projects that may affect historical resources. The Board prepares an annual report of its activities, and presents Awards of Excellence in historic preservation annually in the month of May. Boardmembers participate in many other voluntary historic preservation programs and events in the various communities of San Diego.


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The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival is home to some of the premiere musical acts from across the globe playing simultaneously within strolling distance of one another. Where else can Fleetwood Mac and Frank Ocean be found duking it out mere yards apart, competing for the eager ears and dancing feet of festival goers? While folks come for the music, there's no argument that they stay for the snacks, which have become the stuff of legend over the course of Jazzfest's storied 43 year history.
Held on the final weekend in April and the first weekend in May each year, from the first day until the final mango freeze is sold, lines are deep and herds filled with people itching to get their hands on delicious fairground treats. This year the event was especially trying, as torrential downpours and sloppy, muddy conditions threatened to squelch the spirits and palates of sweet enthusiast.
By the final day, though, the sun was shining and people everywhere were kicking off their shoes and munching happily on snoballs, fry bread, and shortcakes in the warm spring sunshine.
Click through the slideshow above to see some of the best sweets the festival had to offer.
About the author: Sarah Baird is a writer, editor, and petit four aficionado living in New Orleans, Louisiana. She likes planning elaborate dinner parties surrounded by her collection of dwarf citrus trees. You can read her latest musings and about her various misadventures on her website: hellosarahbaird.com or follow her on Twitter: @scbaird.


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Well tomorrow will have Valdez or Cairo and I assume Heisey....but Stubbs or Bruce sitting seems very unlikely.....so probably Luddy, Stubbs and Bruce
Well tomorrow will have Valdez or Cairo and I assume Heisey....but Stubbs or Bruce sitting seems very unlikely.....so probably Luddy, Stubbs and Bruce
Actually I think you missed the last two years.
I think the safe bet is that Paul goes down for a couple of weeks and returns when rosters expand. He's definitely making a strong case to make our post season roster though.
The Brewers do everything in their power to have him miss them over the last two series.
1. The Brewers are a much different team at home than on the road. (Witness the REdlegs' recent 3 game sweep of them in Cincinnati) .
2. Its one thing to face the Brewers when Mark Rodgers, Wolf and Estrada are pitching. Its quite another when Gallardo or Fiers are pitching.
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Fries or Fires or whatever pitched one helluva game. Had us guessing all night long. At least we got a decent "quality start" from Cueto but it just wasn't enough.
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Friends, family and fellow pupils joined together at the Church of St John the Baptist, Colerne today, for the funeral of Jemima Prees.
The service for the ten-year-old, who was killed in a skiing accident in Austria last week, was led by her godfather Reverend Jonathan Sell, minister at Colerne Evangelical Church.
The village church was filled by friends of the Prees family, as well as members of Colerne Amateur Operatics Society, where Jemima was a keen participant, and staff and students from Calder House School.
Her father Tim and brother Barnaby, who had fought to save her after the accident, were among those carrying her wicker coffin, decorated with white roses, into the church. Her mum Karen and two elder sisters Annabel and Olivia, followed behind.
Members of the 1st Colerne Brownies formed a guard of honour at the entrance.
A reading was given of God's Lent Child, by Frankie Isaac, while Jemima's father read Romans 5 v 1-5.
Jemima's headteacher at Calder House, Andrew Day, also gave a glowing tribute, praising Jemima's warm, friendly nature and her eagerness in learning to read.
The congregation heard how Jemima was a keen member of many of the school's clubs, including the Marble Club, and how she enjoyed dressing up for non-curriculum days.
Recorded tributes from classmates were played, where students from across the school paid tribute to Jemima, emphasising her friendliness and playful attitude, with one student describing her as "a caterpillar about to become a butterfly, ready to fly."
Reverend Sell addressed the church, recalling his visit to Jemima's mother in hospital when she was born, and her time as a member of the church's weekly Buzz youth club.
Following a rendition of Now Thank We All Our God and a blessing from Reverend Sell the coffin was taken out for burial in the churchyard, carried by Jemima's brother Barnaby and followed by her elder sisters Annabel and Olivia, as the church choir sang Edelweiss.
Collections were taken for Jemima's Gift, the charity set up by the Press family in her name, which will provide opportunities for children in the arts, sport and theatre.
Following the burial an afternoon tea was held at Calder House School, where memories of Jemima were shared.
The schoolgirl's family have set up a charity in Jemima's memory, named Jemima's Gift, intended to help children make the most of opportunities in the arts, sport and education.
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Topic: A quick Hello
Hi All
Just thought I'd pop in and say hello. Even though I don't post much I do pop in now and again to see how you are all doing. The CC bond is too strong to break.
I keep in touch with a few of you on Facebook, if any of you want to add me just search for "Andrea Fear was Clark" or search me through Gavin's friends.
I've been busy as usual, my Jamie turned 12 Friday so we had a busy weekend at Thorpe Park Theme Park and the Harry Potter Studio Tour London. Jamie got to open the doors to the Great Hall at the start of the tour because he was celebrating his birthday.
Mom is still having her down days but she is also having more up days too. Looking back she has made so much progress. She has now got her pensioners bus pass so she can get out and about when I'm at work. Lainy she still leaves the doors open but Dad still lets her know!!
We went through a rough patch a few months ago when Ant lost his job, during that time the white feathers would turn up in the strangest of places. It was as if Dad was saying it will be ok. He was right, after a few bumps in the road, Ant is now settled and we are doing ok again. He's also managed to get his Ulcerative Colitis under control after a scare, his scan was fine and the Doctor has now put him on yearly check ups, which is a bonus. Mom was a tower of strength to us during these tough times and I really don't know how we would have coped without her help.
Lainy, enjoy your Grandson's Wedding, I look forward to hearing all about it and I just know Teddy will be right by your side. Enjoy your break and family time.
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A NEW charity shop opened its doors this week in Malvern town centre, but the YMCA says it may just be a temporary venture.
The shop opened up on Tuesday morning (February 25) in a Church Street unit that had remained empty since the women's clothes shop Dorothy Perkins closed its doors last summer.
Nicki Elworthy of the YMCA said: "As well as our permanent YMCA shops across England, we often occupies temporary shop units until landlords find suitable long-term tenants, which is the case for this particular shop in Malvern. Sometimes a shop can occupy a temporary space for three months and sometimes it can be much longer. "
Now the YMCA is calling for local people to show their support by donating goods or volunteering.
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When I came to St. Lawrence, I knew right away that I wanted to major in Psychology. The first psychology class that I took was Research Methods, and it turned out to be one of my favorites!
I loved the idea of being able to conduct my own research with a faculty member during my senior year and it also inspired me to be a Statistics minor. The subsequent Psychology classes I took proved to be just as interesting, ranging from Infancy to Memory and Cognition to Cultural Psychology to Clinical. In the Psychology Department, I loved how class sizes are small so you get to know the other students in the department and in labs you're able to practice and experiment with the topics you're learning about simultaneously in class. I also found other ways to get involved with the department, such as being a TA, joining Psi Chi and serving as a student representative on a search committee.
During the summer of 2009, I studied abroad in Denmark and took a class on children with special needs through the Psychology and Child Development Program at DIS. We compared the beliefs and practices associated with children with special needs between Denmark and the US. In addition to class, we visited various schools and centers for both children and adults with special needs and completed an internship at one of these sites. This was one of my most memorable experiences involving psychology.
I worked on a senior research project with another honor's student, Dr. Alan Searleman and Dr. Serge Onyper. I am currently participating in Teach For America where I teach high school math in Chicago, IL.


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|I think the opening title of the guy is too long and evil, I'd keep it to one superlative, we already have the idea he's evil after the couple. In the first section the humour seems to focus on just how evil he and everyone around him is, slipping in an unexpected gag here wouldn't go amiss. In the second section, he's gotten married without it being mentioned anywhere and it's supposed to be a biography. I'd like to suggest instead of him blackmailing authorities we show how evil he is by kidnapping or raping their families or something, a good raping is fun for everyone afterall.
In doctor who it's not overly funny, I think a bit more dark humour should be put into this, not silliness but more satirical. How is David Tennant strapped to a gourney incoherently babbling because of the script funny? The image of it yes, but the text doesn't seem to convey this. The inconsistency with a real biography in the text just seems be more purile than funny.
I am just going to be repeating myself in the other two section so rather than pick at specific parts of the text, I will advise you to read some of the other successful biographies on Uncyclopedia to get a sense of how these should look and be written.
|Full marks for the concept of him being an evil genious torturing viewers, but the implementation scores you down. The page isn't written like a biography, more a critical review in a Sunday paper column on his work.
The structure needs to be laid out like his real biographical review. Another point I'd like to say is the name dropping, I don't know who most of those people are and it adds nothing to the humour of the page. Rory was introduced at the same time as Amy Pond, he's her boyfriend; she's dressed as a nurse... A dirty slutty nurse, yeah. He's dressed as a policeman. This was before Matt Smith and during David Tennant. Irrelevant but I thought I'd point it out.
|Prose and formatting:
|You use a lot of comma's if an and or but is coming next, try not to use a comma as they conjoin sentences. This isn't always the case but it is most of the time. Other than that, no obvious spelling mistakes.
|The first image is good, the second one could be better, perhaps something doctor who related or a terrified looking viewer, for these google images of the film "an irrational fear of everything" may provide this.
|Not really funny and needs to mimick a real article. The aim is misinformation not a complete falasey
|Final Score:
|Make it more in the style of the wikipedia article then add the humour and content in after, will have a greater impact on the reader.
|—The preceding signed comment was added by Projectmayhem666 (talk • contribs). 14:31, January 17, 2013 (UTC)


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Welcome to Monday's The Crap We Missed, a super-sized selection of what happened to be a weekend of a zillion events, even though I definitely focused way too hard on The Expendables 3 premiere at Cannes. But there's also stuff from The BAFTA Awards where Helena Bonham Carter somehow managed to look not homeless as well as Jason Statham discovering MDMA and I'm talking the good shit that can only delivered to you vaginally from Lindsay Lohan, not whatever bullshit Banderas slipped everybody at lunch.
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Valentino Fall 2011 Couture
Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli are really cracking it at Valentino. Their couture show Wednesday morning hit such a note of contemporary romance that it held the audience spellbound with delight and admiration as a dream sequence of long, fragile dresses trailed lightly through the grand salons of the Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild.
Piccioli articulated the feeling the duo have been seeking to express since they stepped into their roles at the storied house in 2008. "It's the grace of a woman we've been looking for," he said. "That's not a word that's used very much today, but we think it's more subversive now to dress like this, with a sense of regality and luxury that has nothing to do with ostentation."
Part of their success is that they gradually teased out the precious strands of the Valentino DNA—the lace, the bows, the femininity, the immaculate tailoring—and spun them into a modern framework with a direct emotional appeal to a young woman's self-image. This season, inspiration came from the aristocratic Russian refugees who fled to Paris after the Revolution, a starting point for the filigree-fine gilded lace and beading, the rich, silk velvet worked into serenely proportioned, long-sleeved gowns, and the tiny jewelled tiaras wound into wispy buns. Although every piece was crafted to an extraordinary degree (down to the covered buttons and the miniature plaited belts placed at the exact, slightly raised, level to be most flattering), there was still a pureness and simplicity present in them.
Girls in the public eye will tussle over who gets to wear the most fragile semi-sheer gowns first, but the pieces with more opacity and substance were just as beautiful and fashion-directional. New on the couture horizon this week is the idea of wearing a long skirt for evening rather than a dress. Chiuri and Piccioli nailed that idea among a white section, which was clearly intended to fall into the fairy-tale theme of the highly anticipated White Fairy Tale Love Ball hosted by Natalia Vodianova at Valentino Garavani's chateau in Wideville tonight—and whoever gets to wear the floor-grazing ivory wool cloak and lace blouse with matching long skirt will make the kind of entrance that turns heads and parts crowds.


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A VERDICT of accidental death has been recorded in the inquest into the death of a Worcester man who died after crashing his car while trying to overtake a lorry in Clevelode last summer.
Steven Hartill died after his blue BMW was involved in a crash with a white Mercedes Sprinter van in the B4424 Upton Road at about 5pm on Thursday, August 29.
The 30-year-old of Low Fold Close was airlifted to Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital but later died of his injuries.
Speaking at an inquest into the death of the former Dines Green Primary School and Christopher Whitehead High School pupil on Tuesday, February 4, Amanda Taylor, who knew Mr Hartill, said she had seen him attempt several times to overtake a large lorry containing sheep.
"He was the sort to try and overtake several times," she said.
"We were hoping that he wouldn't because he couldn't see what was ahead of him."
Mrs Taylor told the inquest at Stourport Coroners Court Mr Hartill had eventually decided to overtake the lorry, causing vehicles travelling in both directions to brake hard to let him through.
She said neither she nor her husband had witnessed the crash, but had seen debris on the road along with the car in the hedge so stopped to call an ambulance.
Dominic Webb, who was driving the van which was in collision with Mr Hartill's car, told the inquest he was driving towards Ledbury on the road when he saw a number of cars and a large lorry ahead of him breaking hard.
"There was a BMW half on my side of the road and half on the other, which hit my van on the driver's side," he said.
"It was more of a sweep than a head-on collision."
He said it looked as if Mr Hartill had hit the verge on his side of the road and bounced back into the oncoming lane.
Senior coroner Geraint Williams assured Mr Webb he was "completely blameless" for the accident.
"There was no way you could have avoided this collision," he said. "You should not blame yourself for this."
The inquest heard Mr Hartill's cause of death had been recorded as cardiac arrest as a result of the car crash.
Traces of cannabis were found in his blood, but Mr Williams said there was no way of knowing how long it had been before the crash that Mr Hartill had smoked the drug as traces remain in the bloodstream for some time.
No traces of alcohol were found in his system.
Mr Hartill worked as a factory operative in Upton and was well known to many as a doorman at Worcester's Marrs Bar.


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The Ritz-Carlton Montréal closed for a four-year gut renovation and when they reopened last summer, they did so with Daniel Boulud's second location of Maison Boulud—the first is in Beijing—attached to the hotel. Pastry Chef David Jubin, formerly of Michel Bras and Le Louis XV in Monaco, heads the sweets department where desserts are simultaneously whimsical and decadent with plenty of nods to the region.
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But even if kitesurfing is allowed at a specific venue, other significant logistics are involved. While race management on the water may be similar to other classes, to safely launch a kite you need very specific conditions. A minimum of 100 ft of open space is required, free of any obstacles that could impale the kiteboarder, or put bystanders at risk. There is no way you can launch and tack out of many yacht harbors (Kiel?).
On top of that, kitesurfers require the ability to change kite sizes if wind conditions change between races. The ISAF Kite Equipment Report glosses over basic logistics and says huge floating platforms could be built to launch from, or competitors can launch from support boats, or be shuttled to launch from outside beaches. That's minimal infrastructure????? There are very few venues without surrounding hazards where you can safely launch 140 kites to make a 9:00 AM start time in gusty, stormy conditions.
3. Dean's third reason, 'The potential exists to bring new countries to the sport of Olympic Sailing' is valid. And windsurfing has done exactly that with 54 countries competing in the Olympic Qualifying events, and more MNAs competing in Men's RS:X at the ISAF World Championships than any other class, including Laser. Does US Sailing/ISAF want to trade this success for a class that is not yet developed?
4. 'Kites can be sailed close to shore, increasing spectator possibilities.' Yes, just as easily as windsurfing. The only difference is, if the wind is on shore, all those ISAF spectators would have to be pushed back from the shoreline to avoid decapitation.
5. Dean goes on to rely on the ISAF Equipment Evaluation Report which barely addresses the critical concerns of safety. While it's true that kites have improved in safety, and expert kiters will take their own risks, what about the safety of juniors pursing the Olympic dream? You can't just hook a hot shot Opti sailor up to a kite and push him/her off the dock. There is zero pathway for kiting currently within US Sailing.
In his position as Olympic Sailing Chairman, Dean Brenner may not be concerned with further down the pyramid, but safety in the Olympic pipeline should be of paramount importance to US Sailing. Again I ask, what is US Sailing's plan to safely incorporate kitesurfing into Junior Sailing Programs, the Olympic Youth Development Team, Youth Worlds Team, the Junior Olympic events, and all the pathways that leads to the Olympics? What is US Sailing's plan to bring kitesurfing under its umbrella when insurance companies have deemed kitesurfing unsafe?
ISAF's own specialists in the Events Committee voted 17-2 in favor of trialing kitesurfing at ISAF events until it is proven Olympic-ready, and keeping RS:X as the Olympic Class for Men's and Women's in 2016. We call on U.S. Sailing and ISAF to evaluate the readiness of kitesurf racing for 2016 and the Olympic pipeline, question dubious claims in the ISAF Kite Evaluation Report, balance judgement against the world-wide success of windsurfing as an Olympic discipline, and perform a complete fair analysis before their vote in the November ISAF meeting.
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Spot local native and winter resident birds, with Laguna Canyon Foundation volunteer naturalists on this moderate 2-mile hike to the lake on uneven but level terrain through one of the most diverse plant communities in the United States. Ages 12 and up. Hiking or walking shoes required. Bring your binoculars! Laguna Coast Wilderness Park, Little Sycamore Canyon Staging Area/Nix Nature Center (west side of Laguna Canyon Rd/SR-133, approximately 3.5 miles south of I-5/405).
For questions call: 949-497-8324. Donation: $2/person. Parking: $3
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Ok I don't know what I am doing wrong here. Sorry I was going to post what errors I got but I can't use the code tags yet.... Here is some errors I get from when I try to make install in hydra
hydra-ssh2.c:93: error: SSH_ERROR undeclared (first use in this function)
hydra-ssh2.c:93: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
hydra-ssh2.c:93: error: for each function it appears in.)
Here is how I get there in shorted steps ... Maybe I did something wrong while installing
i wget all the files needed
tar zxvf all the filles
cd into the libssh folder
make install
then cd into the hydra folder
copy and paste the file provided above
make install
it still does not work... I've also tried using medusa but I get an auth error after 3 attempts I tried abit to fix that one but I figured to stick to one program to get working.


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1.No person's first name shares an initial with his/her last name.
2.Allen is always feeling sleepy because her neighbour has a habit of playing his drums in the middle of the night.
3.Neither of the women's ages (who play the guitar and the piano) are an even number.
4.The flutist is older than Joseph, who is older than Ivan, who is not the youngest.
5.Michael, the scientist, is the oldest person in the group.
6.Angela's last name makes Daniel feel hungry.
7.Joseph is 12 years older than the doctor, who is 26 years younger than the teacher.
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9.Julia's career involves educating young minds.
10.The lawyer lives next to Julia Allen.
11.The pianist is not 21 years old.
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Hello, I have signed up just now. My question is about a plugin Oembed.js.
I have created a simple wall post script which have embedded video url features.Video is embedding but my other jquery script not working well like image uploading and auto suggestion script. And when i try to upload image it again throw an
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'code' of null
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Jquery code:
<script type="text/javascript">$(document).ready(function(){ $("#stexpand<?php echo $msg_id;?>").oembed("<?php echo $orimessage;?>",{maxWidth: 400, maxHeight: 300});});</script>
Omembed.js source:http://wall.9lessons.info/js/jquery.oembed.js
Where php variable '$orimessage' come from a textbox.
First try to solve 'code' of null error then i will ask other problems.
Sure things - please link us to a test page that has the problem, so that we may investigate the cause of the issue and solve it for you.
i have already mentioned a web address but again giving exact one:http://wall.9lessons.info/index1.php
This is from where i downloaded the script. This has also same problem of 'Uncaught type error' which can be seen on crome developer console.
i will give you my website (where the problem exists) after uploading files to the server. Right now i am working on localhost.
Thanks for your reply.
Ahh okay - I misunderstood the nature of the problem. It's not with your own site, but with the plugin itself.
The problem happens because the callback is being called with nothing provided for the oembed variable.
if (!callback) callback = function(container, oembed) {
callback(container, null);
It would be appropriate, I think, to take up this issue with the plugin developer.
There's a fix for the problem over at http://ckeditor.com/comment/124393#comment-124393
Thanks for this reply. I will ask other problems very soon.


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It is Zeus' anathema on our epoch and the heresy of our economic method and policies that we should agonize the Skylla of nomismatic plethora and the Charybdis of economic anaemia.
It is not my idiosyncracy to be ironic or sarcastic but my diagnosis would be that politicians are rather cryptoplethorists. Although they emphatically stigmatize nomismatic plethora, they energize it through their tactics and practices. Our policies should be based more on economic and less on political criteria. Our gnomon has to be a metron between economic strategic and philanthropic scopes.
In an epoch characterized by monopolies, oligopolies, monopolistic antagonism and polymorphous inelasticities, our policies have to be more orthological, but this should not be metamorphosed into plethorophobia, which is endemic among academic economists.
Nomismatic symmetry should not antagonize economic acme. A greater harmonization between the practices of the economic and nomismatic archons is basic.
Parallel to this we have to synchronize and harmonize more and more our economic and nomismatic policies panethnically. These scopes are more practicable now, when the prognostics of the political end economic barometer are halcyonic.
The history of our didimus organization on this sphere has been didactic and their gnostic practices will always be a tonic to the polyonymous and idiomorphous ethnical economies. The genesis of the programmed organization will dynamize these policies.
Therefore, I sympathize, although not without criticism one or two themes with the apostles and the hierarchy of our organs in their zeal to program orthodox economic and nomismatic policies.
I apologize for having tyranized you with my Hellenic phraseology. In my epilogue I emphasize my eulogy to the philoxenous aytochtons of this cosmopolitan metropolis and my encomium to you Kyrie, the stenographers.
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The California Senate introduced legislation this month that could reshape higher education by requiring the state's public colleges and universities to give credit for online courses.
The Senate's concerns surely include some basic facts: The cost of getting a college degree is no longer affordable to most young people, and even if they can afford college, they cannot get the general education courses they need to progress in their academic career. Major problems to be sure.
More universities are looking at blended learning – a form of distant education – or even at Massive Open Online Courses or MOOCs, as one possible solution. It's true that to accommodate larger student bodies, the large lecture hall combined with some online activity makes sense. Indeed, some courses can as easily be taught outside the classroom or lecture hall.
Allowing students to learn when and where it is most convenient for them is extremely attractive. Given the widespread availability of technology, it is not surprising that the "cyberschool" approach is fast becoming ordinary and acceptable at high schools and colleges in America, Europe and in other developed nations.
But collaboration and cooperation between most universities really hasn't taken hold. Last month, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education, Steven G. Poskanzer and David R. Anderson, the presidents of Carleton College and St. Olaf College talked "about how these two colleges could work together more closely in areas like the library, the colleges' technology infrastructure, human resources and payroll, and, ultimately, their academic programs." And they did it.
There was criticism that they could've done more … and it's still early. But while this collaboration occurred between smaller universities, isn't there an opportunity for all universities?
The motto of the modern day corporation, as Robert Logan and Louis Stokes wrote 10 years ago, was "Collaborate to Compete." The basic idea is to determine your core strength or strengths and leverage them while finding ways to cooperate with others … to provide things that must be done but in which your organization has no special talent.
The purpose is to make your organization more competitive in the marketplace.
The concept has worked and gained widespread acceptance, at least in the corporate world, but this same philosophy seems not to be applied to nonprofits, local governments, or to universities.
In the California State University (CSU) system and other state systems there must be similar opportunities to lower the costs and increase efficiency and availability. And, for curriculum too. Each university, for example, has an undergraduate program full of courses that everyone should take in their first two years; and subsequently, courses that are duplicated – depending on the major – in each of the 17 universities that are part of the CSU system.
Are they each so unique that there cannot be collaboration – even if they are team-taught? And aren't we able to find ways to have the best faculty use blended learning techniques to all the CSU student body? Of course we can.
Furthermore, the idea of logging on when its convenient for many students and asking questions whenever they need to without the formality – and often embarrassment of more traditional classroom settings – also has its appeal. And, according to many experts in the online field, the new media make lectures more accessible and even more entertaining.
Social media, email, and texting have displaced personal contact in a way that would have been hard to predict just a few years ago. Electronic media have become the standard way of communicating, according to Glenn Hartz a professor of philosophy at Ohio State University. "Assuming that the content is there, the course is now judged largely on how artfully and smoothly the elements meld together into a coherent, pleasing whole," Hartz said.
If we really want to be more accessible, more affordable and more efficient at delivering basic college education to more students, we need to ask how we can collaborate, where we can work together, and determine what we can do that is so unique to our university that it becomes our basic mission.
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Seems many want to fit more work in an electric kiln by the number of views-I still say if you fire frequently like once or twice a week these will pay for themselves pretty quickly .You have to consider you will be able to fit more work in kiln as these are thinner and they are way less weight to handle.
Wish there was a way I got made 50 cents per view-I could make less pots.
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Did you know?
When it's all packed up, paragliding gear weighs less than a golf bag.
Haven't we all at some point watched in envy as raptors soared overhead in flight?
The closest most of us will get to emulating their actions is by paragliding, or 'stepping into the sky', one of the most rewarding aerial sports for travellers.
South Africa's many ridges and mountain lines run like great arteries throughout the country, making paragliding in South Africa both a delight and, at times, a daunting challenge.
Paragliding is described as the skill of flying an inflatable wing craft. A basic four-day course teamed with the right mental attitude and basic physical requirements will prepare you for the thrill of your first paragliding session.
Foreign pilots keen to taste South Africa's paragliding opportunities may obtain a temporary licence (valid for three months) and limited medical and CASEVAC insurance through the South African Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association.
Although most of the country's nine provinces offer the sport, the relatively flat Karoo heartland is one of the best areas for long-distance paragliding.
The towns of De Aar and Kuruman in the Northern Cape Province are the centres of Karoo paragliding. South African paragliding has generated more than 50% of world records in this sport, most of them established in the Karoo.
Pilots are launched from the De Aar Aerodrome with a 'payout' winch fixed on the back of a vehicle, although even here a mountain launch is possible. So what makes the fairly arid desert-like Karoo such a sought-after location you might ask.
The Western Cape has more than 60 official paragliding launch-and-flight sites.
Towards the north of KwaZulu-Natal along the Drakensberg mountain range you'll come across dauntless 'One-Wings' riding thermals or taking the 'ridge lift', a wave of wind that blows up the escarpment. The rolling hills of the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands are also a favoured spot for this rewarding leisure activity.
But you don't have to be a fully fledged paragliding pilot to experience this thrill. You could also book a tandem jump with an experienced pilot. The most popular spots for tandem flights are Lion's Head and Signal Hill in Cape Town and Wilderness on the Cape coast. Tandem flights are always weather-dependent and so cannot be guaranteed.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
South African Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association (SAHPA)
Tel: +27 (0)12 668 3186
Email: email@example.com
Best time to visit
Paragliding is very weather dependent so even if you've booked a tandem flight it might not necessarily materialise.
What will it cost
Tandem glides usually start from around R900 per person.
What to pack
Paragliding head offices under the auspices of the South African Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association will advise on equipment hire and the correct gear. Paragliders fold up neatly into a back pack.