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Hello from Uganda, Email #8 , Sent 28/08/2016
The rainy season is on its way but so far very little rain has fallen. The clouds build up in the afternoon but pass over leaving a clear blue sky again. The dust covers everything. The ride into town is like going through a fog. The heat is increasing and now the evenings are warmer – definitely no blankets or the need for socks. It's like everything and everyone is waiting for something to happen.
Surprise! Surprise! I saw someone sweeping the street in Jinja. It was the main road into town from the Kenya-Kampala highway and over the last 2 to 3 years it has been spruced up. It is now a dual carriageway with solar powered lights down the median strip. There are even some rubbish bins (not used!). I wonder just how long this phenomenon will last. Rubbish is everywhere here. Everyone just drops their rubbish where they are standing. Even at schools, the teachers and students alike litter the classrooms and playground. It is impossible to find a rubbish bin anywhere. In town there are a couple of rubbish skips always overflowing and in the village there are piles of rubbish everywhere which are burnt off every so often. No garbologists here .
I have a couple of busy weeks ahead of me as we have our last week of lessons before exam week and the graduation day. So for me there are final lessons to plan, exam papers to set and then mark, and graduation day to organise. This means arranging for a cake, a crate or two of soft drinks and music and also the transport for the women from the school to the Soft Power Education Centre. Then I have a few days to pack and say my goodbyes. As we all know, nothing happens very quickly here so I anticipate a very full 2 and a half weeks before I head home.
I have had a very eventful couple of weeks since my last email but suffice to say sometimes my happy bubble burst and sometimes it re-inflated. It is so wonderful to have so many friends in a country so far from home but at times it can be very draining and even heart breaking.
It is a shame there are so few volunteers these days so that Soft Power is re-thinking how to fund and run the Education Centre and its many programs (one of which is my English teaching program) to the best advantage. One idea is to focus on high school drop outs, particularly girls, and teach them life skills which would include a module of English. The program would possibly include the girls and their Mums. So I wait to see what will happen next year.
This is likely my last email from Uganda this year so I hope it finds you well and happy.
Jenny x
Hello from Uganda #7 Sent 14/08/2016
Dear family and friends,
Sunday morning and I've just finished Mum's Coles order for delivery next week. Everyone here is astonished that I can do the online shopping for Mum. I am a bit amazed myself. It is a lovely sunny day and the monkeys are playing. There are lots of little ones clinging to their mums.
From time to time things happen to burst my happy Uganda bubble and this week was a particularly difficult one. In true Ugandan style, I am never sure when I reach the school each afternoon just what classroom I will be using. This despite the fact that the head teacher assured me I would have the use of one particular classroom for the 3 months I would be teaching. This is not unusual and I have had similar situations before but this week it was the straw that broke the camel's back and while I was smiling on the outside talking with the head teacher, I was seething on the inside. Not a happy feeling. But even worse, one afternoon I had to witness a mass caning of the children in primary classes 5 and 6. The children were made to lie down in the playground on their tummies while a man teacher walked around caning them!!!!! And I couldn't do anything, although I have reported it to Tom who is Soft Power's child protection officer.
And then to re-inflate my burst bubble, on Thursday I had a visit from Mariam who had been one of my students in 2013 and 2014. She came with a gift of bananas having walked from her home 5 kms away. She wanted to find out where I was teaching this year (someone had seen me around and told her) and if she could join. Kivubuka is too far from her home for her to attend and in any case I explained that we had almost finished this session. She then wanted to know where I would be teaching next year!
I'm still enjoying my afternoons with the wonderful women, it's just the logistics that are a daily challenge. Here are some of the women from the three groups.
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Pic 1 is Group 1 - Samalie, Maimuna, Eles and Scovia are usually early for lessons and have missed very few classes.
Pic 2 is Group 3 - Aidha, Sarah, Zaituna and Edisa are also early to lessons and Sarah hasn't missed a class.
Pics 3,4 are Group 2 - Sarah, Judith and Norah are my best attenders and this Sarah has also not missed a lesson. We took a few photos trying to get Sarah to smile and finally managed a lovely grin on the solo photo.
On my way back from lessons around 5.30 in the afternoon we pass two bore holes (water pumps) and there is always a line-up of jerry cans and children doing their afternoon chore of fetching water. How do they carry those heavy jerry cans! I'm always greeted with smiles and shouts of "Hello mzungu. How are you?" Another chore for many children is collecting firewood. Yesterday late in the afternoon I was walking to the village shop following a line of four children carrying enormous bundles of sticks on their heads, a fifth child who was about 3 years old took up the rear of the line with a small bundle of twigs on her head. You can't help but smile but then I always thank goodness for where I was born.
As I indulge in my weekly soaking of the feet, I have a little pang of guilt thinking of the waste and would I be doing it if I had to carry the water from the bore hole or the river?
Hope all is fine for you and yours. Until next time, be happy and keep well.
Jenny xx
Hello from Uganda, Email #6 Sent 05/08/2016
Dear family and friends,
Mama Joyce! Some of you may remember my stories of Mama Joyce and her restaurant, which sadly is no longer because she couldn't afford the rent for the land where her little shack was built. I think it was in 2010 I arrived to see an empty space where her restaurant used to be. She did continue her business down near Bujagali Falls feeding the fishermen and the swimmers who used to risk their lives going over the falls on jerry cans. Then when the Falls were inundated with the completion of the dam, she continued to feed the boatmen that now ferry people across the river/lake. It seems that recently someone else set up in competition and quarrelling soon ensued. Last week it became extremely bitter and ended up with Mama Joyce being taken off in handcuffs by the police to spend a night in jail 'to cool down'! Mama Joyce is in her late 50's and takes care of several grandchildren. One of her daughters, Helen, then had to find the 100,000 shillings (around $40) to have her released! One of the grandchildren, Prossy came to me the next afternoon to ask if I could help saying her mother had only been able to collect 40,000 shillings in donations by friends and neighbours. I gave Steve, my trusty boda boda driver, the 60,000 shillings to make up the difference and he took Helen to the police station to pay the money for Mama Joyce's release. She was so distressed when she arrived home; it was heart breaking! Another awful example of policing in Uganda.
Now for a bit of good news: Kibbi, who used to work with Soft Power as the volunteer co-ordinator, and his wife Mary became the parents of a healthy baby girl named Mercy. Kibbi and Mary have a 5-year-old son and tragically lost their 1-year-old daughter, Passion 18 months ago so the arrival of a daughter has been lovely news. Childbirth here is fraught with danger, even though most women these days go to hospital (such as it is) for the delivery. When I congratulated Kibbi on the arrival of his daughter saying 'well done' I also added 'but of course Mary did most of the work'. Kibbi was quick to tell me that he was the one on hand with the money as each process of the birth (Mary had to have a caesarean) required money before the doctors would continue!
I was a bit off-colour for a couple of days but all good now. After not eating for a day and a half, I went to town to The Deli to get a vitamin-filled green juice: pineapple, avocado, spinach and lemon. Sounds a strange combination but it was delicious and helped my grumbling stomach calm down.
We still have more dust than mud although the afternoon storms, which pass quickly, are becoming more frequent.
Until next time, be well and happy.
Jenny xx
Email #5 - Sent 22/07/2016
Hello from Uganda
It's Friday afternoon and I have just come back from town and am covered in dust. I've managed to avoid boda face by wrapping my whole head in a scarf. I've been somehow busy (as the Ugandans would say), in other words, I have been a bit busy and too tired at the end of the day to turn on my laptop. Life has settled into a routine and the weeks are just flying by.
We have celebrated Eid (the end of Ramadan). In this Christian country it is a public holiday just as Easter and Christmas are public holidays. Music filled the air until the wee small hours and the whole village joined in the celebrations. I'm accustomed to most of the sights and sounds of Uganda but the extreme volume at which music is played is a little tougher to tolerate, especially at 4 in the morning when it seems like it is just outside your window.
Teddy's brother Eldrine 19 is in Senior 4 and he boards at Jinja S.S. School in town. He stays in the same hostel as Topher 17 who is in Senior 3 and whose school fees we have been helping with for the last six years. Both are earnest students and study hard. Eldrine wants to be an Engineer and Topher hopes to be an Architect. So last Saturday I took them for lunch at a local food restaurant run by a friend, Rebecca. After lunch, which cost a total of $4 for three meals and two soft drinks, we did some supermarket shopping. Top of the list was sugar which they put in their morning porridge. Next was bread and the strange spread called Blue Band which resembles margarine but is not kept in the fridge. Then some laundry powder because the boys have to do their own washing. And finally some Nescafe coffee for those late nights studying. What really blew me away were the school hours for Eldrine who will be sitting for the Senior 4 or 'O' level national exams at the end of the year (our Aussie Year 10). The school day Monday to Friday starts at 6.30am and, with breaks in the morning and afternoon and for lunch, finishes at 6.30pm. And there are classes up to midday on Saturdays.
Full tummies at Rebecca's restaurant :
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Teddy and I visited Uphill School which has been built with the kind donations of friends and family. The students have been attending since the beginning of this year albeit the building is not quite finished. We still have to have proper doors on two of the classrooms and the outside of the building has to be rendered. We were welcomed warmly and the children entertained us with poems, songs and dancing. It was a special day and all the children have written a card with their name and age thanking everyone for supporting them with their education. We met with the teachers who are enthusiastic to make the school a success and a place of good learning. I am very proud of the school and what we have achieved. We left the school with all the thank you cards plus avocados, gnuts (peanuts) and maize (corn) on the cob. This afternoon I came home to discover the monkeys had eaten my avocados that I'd left to ripen on my doorstep. All that remained was some skin and two seeds.
The prefects led the singing and dancing:
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We seem to have settled into the dry season now with the odd thunderstorm in the afternoon which never seems to quite settle the dust on the road. The days are hot and sunny but the evenings are nice and cool. I continue to admire the women who come to my lessons in the afternoons after they have finished the morning chores of fetching water, collecting firewood, tending their vegetable gardens which are sometimes a long walk from home or handwashing the family's clothes. I watch them as they climb the hill to the school and think how tired they must feel. After all, I have sat in the office preparing lessons and taken a boda boda ride to school. But they walk into the classroom with beaming smiles and greetings. Edisa continues to be dedicated to her English lessons, Judith continues to help her older classmate, Sarah, and Samali continues to giggle every time she speaks English. Hope all is well in your corners of the World. The same can't be said for all corners of the World; I will have to stop watch the BBC World News in the mornings!!
To finish with a smile on your face:
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The little ones without school uniforms are the pre-schoolers.
Love, Jenny xx
Email 4 – Sent 03/07/2016
Hello from Uganda
What has happened to Hotmail? Causing me a bit of frustration!!
This week has been sunnier and dustier than last – no bed socks needed. I'm sitting in the outdoor banda in the Eden Rock garden waiting for Mag's car to take her to the airport. Mag is doing her last minute packing. We have had a lovely week of dinners out with friends in the village and in town to say goodbye.
I should have touched wood when I joked about the bat outside my banda door. This week it happened for real. A bat decided he was going to spend his sleeping day hanging from the awning outside my door. I heard him arrive one morning and had to phone Nelson (our favourite Eden Rock staff member) to come and chase him away before I could leave my banda for some brekkie. No photos this time!
Walking through the village this week I met a young man who told me his name was David and that he was very happy to see me and was Ryan also here. He then explained that he and Ryan used to go fishing and one year (I think it was in 2009) Ryan had given him some lures to use. He proudly showed the lures tucked away in his bag and told me to remind Ryan of his fishing friend. He hoped they would go fishing together again one day.
On Friday it was the sports carnival for the two Soft Power pre-schools. It was the most exhausting morning I have had probably since the last such sports day I attended! 180 children all excited, not to mention their Mums on the side lines cheering them on and the very competitive teachers wanting their students to win! It was mayhem and the noise was off the Richter scale. Every event in Uganda is accompanied by music and it must be loud. I was the scorer and as the first, second and third place getters in each game were brought to me by a teacher or volunteer, I needed to hear the name of the child to record on the scoresheet. The children in Uganda tend to speak ever so softly when talking to an adult so I had no chance of hearing any names. This is a couple of the quieter moments:
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Even now I wonder how I managed to keep my cool and finally have a completed scoresheet. The end result was the children were either exhausted or manic and the grumpy scorer person left when the music volume went to overdrive. I went to town to meet Teddy at The Deli where you can get some food almost like at home.
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Today was washing day. The sun was shining so I washed everything confident that it would dry. It's not much fun having damp clothes hanging around the banda all week. I'm not sure what I worry about the most when I hang my clothes out to dry: whether a mango fly will lay her eggs on my undies with dire consequences or whether I will see a monkey running around the Eden Rock garden with a pair of my undies on its head!
It's a lot easier hanging clothes on a line with pegs!
What keeps me sane in Bujagali? My time with the delightful women in our afternoon classes.
Keep well and be happy
Jenny xx
Email 3 – Sent 27/06/2016
Hello from Uganda
It has been rather a cool week and I would even say cold (wearing socks at night in bed suggests that it is cold rather than cool!). And yes it does get cold in Uganda even though we are sitting on top of the Equator. There has been a little rain but luckily I have dodged it …. well there was one morning when it rained while I was at the Education Centre preparing the day's lessons. By the time I was ready to leave it had stopped but I then had to walk through the village negotiating the squishy sticky slippery mud see the result.
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Lessons are going well and the women have been attending on time (an achievement in Uganda!!). I'm teaching Monday to Wednesday and trying to get all the paperwork done on Thursday so I can have 3 day weekends. Well, that's the plan anyway. I haven't got to know the women yet but do have a couple of class favourites (wrong, I know). In the beginner group there is Edisa. She is mid 30's, never went to school because her parents died when she was young and her grandmother couldn't afford to send her to school. She was excited when she came to register for lessons to finally be able to go to school. She is very earnest in class and tries very hard and I'm sure she will be one of my success stories. I will keep you posted. The middle group has Judith, who is very beautiful. She is in her late 20's and happily helps Sarah who is much older and often has a problem with pronunciation. The top group has Samali who is 23 and has 3 young children (sometimes she brings all of them to class). She has a good knowledge of English on paper but goes into fits of the giggles whenever she has to speak English. My challenge with her will be to help her blossom into a confident young English speaking woman.
One of the intriguing things about the village men and women in Uganda, and indeed much of Africa, is their clothes: the men wear trousers and shirts and the women wear dresses that we would call formal wear. The clothes are often threadbare and much mended but it seems so different to our casual way of dressing. They usually have their Sunday best and for some children this is their school uniform. The younger generation, especially in the city (Kampala) are beginning to dress as we do in the western world but even so it looks very "dressed up".
There was major drama at Eden Rock late one afternoon. I arrived back to find a young Israeli couple who had been staying in the dorm accusing an Eden Rock staff member of theft; the young man was extremely angry and shouting; the young girl was hysterical and sobbing and hyperventilating. The Eden Rock manager was arguing with them. Wrong! The vague story seems to be that the couple checked out of the dorm in the morning to go rafting accidentally leaving a wallet in the dorm. They thought it must have fallen out of their backpack as they left. One of the housekeeping girls went into clean the dorm found the door unlocked and a wallet on the floor with Israeli money in it and handed it to the manger. What eventuated was typical of policing in Uganda. The police arrived and took the couple, Rebecca (the housekeeping girl) and Nelson (whom they said they had given the key to after locking the dorm door) to the Police Station to make a statement. They came back with the couple, demanded the manager pay the couple the money they had lost (the equivalent of about $170) and said that Rebecca and Nelson would spend the night in jail and the manager would have to pay to have them released in the morning. It was awful, awful. While I don't know Rebecca, I do believe her story and I've known Nelson ever since I've been coming to Uganda and he is as honest as the day is long and was completely innocent. He said they had to sleep on the floor with no blanket and no food with 5 others in the cell. Nelson was devastated that his reputation was tarnished. We will never know what really happened but we do know that justice wasn't done that day!
Thought you might like to see the lovely Eden Rock grounds and the monkeys that visit us regularly.
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And do you do you think this looks like a bat? I did! Always on the look out for creatures great and small, as I went to leave my banda one evening I did a double take and then I took a photo! It's a dead leaf and it's still there.
Until next time, be well and happy,
Jenny x
Email 2 – Sent 18/06/2016
Hello from Bujagali,
Today is a little different to last weekend. It's raining. No monkeys playing. They are hiding somewhere. It is a relatively recent thing for monkeys to come into Eden Rock. They used to be in the trees across the road along the river but have now found the joys of the fruit trees in the Eden Rock garden. Eden Rock is no doubt Eden to monkeys but not quite so to humans – we go from the downright humorous situations to the downright frustrating but I think I have mentioned those often enough previously so no need to now!
The three main obsessions in Uganda are education, religion and fornication:
A visitor can't go far without being approached for help with school fees or listening to a child desperately wanting to go to school but unable to because the family can't afford the school fees. The desire for an education is strong and many children walk for miles to go to school every day. Schooling is tough and strict here and in the years when there is an important exam at the end of the year, the hours are long. Some of the children at the school where I have the use of a classroom for the women (Kivubuka Primary School) are still in class when I leave at around 5.30!
You can't go far in most of Uganda without seeing a place of worship at regular intervals. Around this area it is mostly Pentecostal or Catholic churches with the odd Mosque. Questions and discussions about religion are common and worshippers spend hours in their places of worship. I'm one of little faith but I think it is a wonderful thing if your faith gets you through life, especially the hard life of a village Ugandan. In this village (Kyabirwa) alone which is about the size of Watson's Bay (a Sydney suburb) there are at least 10 churches and 1 mosque.
And as for fornication, I am not a witness to the act but am very well aware of the overwhelming number of children everywhere you go. Fortunately, the soil here is also very fertile so, although the children may be malnourished from a poor diet, they are not starving.
I have finished my first week of lessons and I really do enjoy it. The women are a delight. On the first day, at the end of the classes, I was using the duster on the old fashioned blackboard (no whiteboards or smartboards in rural Uganda) and getting covered in white dust but found myself smiling. I even said (out loud "I love doing this!"). So today is a relief from both the orange and white dust.
Further instalment next week. Keep well and be happy.
Love Jenny xx
Email 1 - Sent: 13/06/2016
Hello from Bujagali, Uganda, East Africa,
Dear family and friends,
The road to town is full of dust. My hair and feet are very orange and every day I have 'boda face'.
Where am I ? Uganda of course. I have come back again this year for a 3-month teaching program for the women in the village of Kivubuka.
I have been here a week now and have encountered the usual Ugandan frustrations but keep reminding myself "You are in Uganda!" By the end of next week, I will be in the swing of things. We have had two days without power and the generator at Eden Rock has decided it has had enough so there has been no hot water or light in the evenings while trying to get ready for the social whirl of welcoming dinners: with Teddy's family, with the family who have adopted Mag, with one of my original students in the village, with one of Mag's knitting ladies and with Shaz (Soft Power manager) and a couple of other ex-pat friends in Jinja town.
It is so lovely to be greeted with beaming smiles and questions of "How is there" "How is everyone at home" "How is Australia" everywhere I go. The response of course is "good" or "fine" and then I have to ask the same questions and receive the same response. A walk through the village to the Soft Power Education centre can take some time!
I'm off now to retrieve my washing from the bushes where it is drying before returning to Kivubuka school for another round of registrations……….
Sunday afternoon now and I am sitting in Eden Rock garden watching the monkeys play and trying to type this email. So far 30 women have registered for lessons and, as usual, I will teach them in three groups according to their English knowledge now. There are some very beginners and some who have a good knowledge of English but want to have the confidence to actually speak it. Monday will be hectic as I plan to start the lessons even though I know that there will be several more women arriving and wanting to join the classes. Patience is a virtue and I will need to be virtuous on Monday!
We have had beautiful sunny weather which of course means lots of dust but I'm happy as long as I can have that shower at the end of the day. The mud that comes with the rains is not so easily showered away.
Mag and I took Teddy and her beau, Abraham, for dinner for her birthday. Teddy has reached the age where she will now no longer tell people how old she is! It was a lovely evening under the stars at the Jinja Sailing Club which is on the river but without a sail in sight. Abraham is very polite, charming and handsome and obviously thinks the world of Teddy. She tells me she has "read him the riot act" (not her actual words) and he says he is happy to abide by her rules and so far he has. They have known one another for 5 years but after many attempts by him to get together, they have only been going together for about 6 months. He sent me a message after the birthday dinner saying he was very nervous about meeting me but is now happy he has and thanked me for being kind - I did ask him many questions, and so did Mag, and he gained approval from both of us. Poor fellow, it must have been stressful.
More tales to come but bye for now. I hope you are all well and happy.
Love, Jenny x
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In true BioWare fashion, Mass Effect 3 will be receiving its own special edition of the game – in the form of the N7 Collector's Edition.
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National Association for Home Care & Hospice Preparing Letter to Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees on Medicare Post-Acute Care Payment Reform
The Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees earlier this summer sent a letter to the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC) and other stakeholders inviting ideas on how to reform Medicare post-acute care payments.
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With NAHC's Financial Management Conference now over, attention is now shifting to NAHC's Annual Meeting. Now is the time to start planning on attending this year's Annual Meeting October 31 – November 3 in Washington, DC.
Please visit the Annual Meeting section of NAHC's Website to view the Schedule of Events to help you get the most out of this year's Annual Meeting and Exposition.
With the future of Medicare at stake, now more than ever, members of NAHC must join together and connect with legislators face-to-face to share the stories that only hospice and home care providers can. Washington, DC is the center of activity and the best place for NAHC to make an impact.
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Chairman and Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee Introduce the Strengthening Medicare Anti-Fraud Measures Act of 2013
The House Committee on Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health Chairman Kevin Brady (R-TX) and Ranking Member Jim McDermott (D-WA) recently introduced H.R. 2925, The Strengthening Medicare Anti-Fraud Measures Act of 2013. The legislation would grant the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General (HHS-OIG) authority to exclude from the Medicare program individuals and entities that are found to be affiliated with another entity that has been sanctioned for fraud.
On the introduction of the legislation, Reps. Brady and McDermott stated, "As we continue to find ways to reduce fraud, waste, and abuse within the Medicare program, this legislation takes a common-sense approach by giving the Inspector General another tool to root out fraudsters. Individuals and companies who are involved with Medicare fraud on any level must be held accountable. We reintroduce this legislation to stem fraud by closing a senseless loophole for criminals who choose to steal from America's entitlement programs."
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Manchester United's Darren Fletcher is targeting history in the forthcoming Premier League campaign.
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Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher is targeting history in the forthcoming Premier League campaign.
The Red Devils go into the 2010/11 season equal with Liverpool on 18 top-flight titles.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side narrowly missed out to Chelsea last term and Fletcher insists the Red Devils are determined to put that right.
The Scottish ace said: "This club is all about breaking records and achieving a new status.
"To be the most successful team in the English game would mean everything to the club and to the fans especially.
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"They loved it when we equalled Liverpool's record, so to beat it would mean an awful lot to them.
"As players, we want to put right the disappointment of not winning the league last year."
Fletcher believes the Red Devils can bounce back this season as they can draw on the experience of veterans such as Ryan Giggs, 36, and 35-year-old Paul Scholes.
He added: "The senior players have been in so many situations, such as winning the league and then not winning it, and they know what you need to do to get it back.
"They know what it takes to fly back from a Champions League game and then play at Everton at noon on Saturday.
"They pass on the advice and the likes of myself, John O'Shea, Wes Brown and Wayne Rooney learn from it. Then it's up to all of us to pass that on to the younger players."
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Fletcher believes last season's injury crisis at Old Trafford - which saw him partnering fellow midfielder Michael Carrick in the heart of defence for a time - did not help the Red Devils' title challenge.
He added: "Me and Michael played three games in central defence - I'd have liked to have seen the result if Chelsea had to play with Lampard and Ballack there. We had to experience that and it wasn't great.
"It was detrimental to our season, no doubt about it. We had a fantastic squad but even that couldn't cope with the amount of injuries we had."
Wayne Rooney was on fire last season, scoring 34 goals, and despite a poor World Cup, Fletcher has backed the striker to bounce back this term.
He added: "People are going to look at Wayne and expect the same as last time.
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Susan Docherty, GM's former US sales and marketing boss, will become head of GM's Chevrolet Europe division starting on January 1st, 2012. Docherty will be succeeding Wayne Brannon, who will be retiring after 38 years with GM. Docherty, 49, will be overseeing the growth of GM's Chevrolet and Cadillac brands in western and central Europe.
Docherty is currently serving as GM's head of international sales and marketing operations, but in the past has also served in various sales and marketing roles with GM including general manager of Hummer and marketing director for Cadillac. Docherty is a native of Canada and has also held marketing roles in GM's offices in Zurich, Switzerland and Ruesselsheim, Germany.
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MacAdministrator 3 har nu uppdaterats och är nu kompatibel med Apples senaste kattskinn, Panther. Mjau.)
Hyfsat kompatibel i alla fall.....
Conny, har du upplevt samma problem som jag med inloggningskonton som innehåller å, ä eller ö?
(Jag ska uppdatera till senaste uppdateringen nu, men förhoppningen om att det är löst är väl inte den största)
Eller inte alls kompatibel....
Som en del andra har skrivit på mailinglistan så kan man ju inte ens starta admnistrerings-programvaran efter uppdateringen.....
De har missat att läsa instruktionen för uppdateringen.
We have today released an update to MacAdministrator 3.0. It can either
be obtained through the "Check for Updates" option under the File menu
in the Configuration Manager application, or downloaded from our FTP
server using the same download instructions as issued previously.
This update has been successfully tested with 10.3 (Panther), and the
only remaining 10.3 issue that we are aware of is that there seem to be
some quirks with SMB volume mounting, which we are currently looking
IMPORTANT: If you use "Check for Updates", then due to changes in how
it works, the following steps need to be taken:
• Launch the Configuration Manager, and select "Check for Updates" -
this will download a new Configuration Manager.
• Quit the Configuration Manager.
• If you are running a remote copy of the Configuration Manager, then
replace it with the new Configuration Manger which has been downloaded
to the shared MacAdministrator folder. If you are running the
Configuration Manager from a mounted MacAdministrator folder, then, due
to Finder caching, you may need to unmount and remount the
MacAdministrator folder before relaunching the Configuration Manager.
• Launch the new Configuration Manager, and select "Check for Updates"
again - this will download all of the other new components.
The changes made in this update are:
Server Installer
• Solved an issue whereby the date checking on bundles wasn't
configured correctly, which meant that when using the server installer
to upgrade an older MacAdministrator 3.0 installation, some of the
items may not have actually been updated.
NOTE: This only affected upgrading using the full server installer, it
did NOT affect Check for Updates.
Client Installer for Mac OS X
• Solved an issue which prevented the Client Installer from working on
10.3 (Panther).
MacAdmin Configuration Manager application
• Solved an issue whereby, in the Distribution Set interface, using
"Add files/folders" to upload a structure which contained a Delete
Placeholder or an Ignore Placeholder would cause it to crash.
• Added a "Remote Commands Timeout" option, which can be found through
the Preferences menu option. This specifies the number of seconds the
Configuration Manager should wait, when sending a remote command, for a
receive confirmation from a client machine before giving up and moving
to the next client machine. For instance, if you're sending a remote
command to twenty machines, and ten of them are actually switched off,
then this is the number of seconds it will wait on each of those ten
machines before assuming they're not available. By default this option
is now set to five seconds, although on quick networks a setting of two
seconds, or even one second, should work fine.
POPAuthenticator for Mac OS X
• Solved an issue with resolving DNS entries which caused
authentication to fail. This did NOT affect it if an IP address was
specified instead.
• Solved an issue which caused APOP authentication (the encrypted
version of POP) to fail.
NOTE: If you are interested in POP or APOP authentication then please
email firstname.lastname@example.com, and we can email you the POP
Mac OS X client software
• Solved an issue with AutoLogout whereby the AutoLogout warning would
sometimes appear even though the machine wasn't idle.
• Solved various memory issues in the Login process, which could
sporadically cause it to either drop into Darwin or get stuck during
the Login process.
• Solved the issue whereby upgrading from an older version of
MacAdministrator 3.0 could cause the client machine to crash at the
next login, which could be manually solved by then restarting the
Client machine. This was happening because some components are only
loaded at startup, and therefore until restarted there would still be
some old components running in memory. This was solved by updating the
MacAdmin Maintainer agent, which now works out whether the components
it has downloaded require a restart, and if they do then it will
automatically perform a restart.
The sequence that actually occurs here is worth bearing in mind:
1. Using either Check for Updates or the full installer will, on the
server, replace the old MacAdmin Maintainer agent with the new MacAdmin
Maintainer agent and install a new "Client Software MacOS X" folder,
which is the new name for the old "Client Software X" folder.
2. On the client machines, the first time the MacAdmin Maintainer agent
runs, which will still be the old version, it will download the new
MacAdmin Maintainer agent (replacing itself), and it will check the old
"Client Software X" folder, it will NOT check the new "Client Software
MacOS X" folder.
3. The second time that the MacAdmin Maintainer agent runs, which will
now be the new version, it will check the new "Client Software MacOS X"
folder, download any new components, and if necessary automatically
restart the machine.
The old "Client Software X" folder *MUST* be left in place during this
process, otherwise the old MacAdmin Maintainer agent will fail during
step 2. Once all of the client machines have updated themselves, you
can manually remove the old "Client Software X" folder from the server
if you wish, although it doesn't hurt to leave it there.
å, ä och ö ska man alltid undvika i nätversksammanhang, en gammal sanning som fortfarande gäller...
Du tror inte att jag har följt instruktionen till punkt och pricka? Jag var väldigt noga att följa alla steg som det är beskrivet ovan.
Problemet är att den nya versionen av Configuration Manager vägrar starta.
Känns inte som ett riktigt bra råd med tanke på att det har funkat i MA så länge jag har använt det, det var senaste uppgraderingen (innan denna) som strulade till det.
Ledsen om jag låter sur, men jag gillar inte att kompromissa med saker som inte uttryckligen sägs av tillverkaren att man ska hålla sig undan.
Jag har postat lösningen i MA forumet...
Det handlar om rättigheter...
How to solve it, download Xray, copy Config manager to your harddisk, drop
it tio Xray, change phe permissons on the CM package + all included files...
To admin (root)
It´s all about rights, UNIX sometimes sucks...
Jag kan maila dig vad du behöver
Man kan också göra en "copy these priveleges to enclosed items" på MA3-mappen så rullar den igång.....
Jaja, vind för våg så uppdaterar jag hela alltihopa nu. Jag tänkte gå hem om en timme, men vi får väl se!
Jag uppdaterade för två timmar sedan. Inget av ondo har inträffat:)
Jag är hemma....så det var inga problem efter "rättighets"-strulet med CM.
Men inte är å, ä och ö problemet fixat.....
We have been double checking the Configuration Manager application
released in yesterday's update, and have found an issue. The issue is
that the Configuration Manager links against one of the MacOS X
encryption libraries, and this library has changed name between 10.2
(Jaguar) and 10.3 (Panther). The Configuration Manager in yesterday's
update is looking for the 10.3 library, and therefore will run fine on
10.3, but will fail to launch on 10.2. Theoretically MacOS X is
supposed to be intelligent enough to find the appropriate library on
either system, however in reality it doesn't actually seem to work that
way. However, we had actually already discovered and solved this issue
before releasing yesterday's update. The problem we've discovered today
is that that solution only involved changing the linking in the
Configuration Manager, and didn't actually involve changing any code -
which means the updated file was exactly the same size as the old file,
and therefore the updated file was omitted when building the update.
We have now updated both "Check for Updates" and the full installer,
both of which do now definitely contain the latest Configuration
Manager application which works on both 10.2 and 10.3.
However, this doesn't help anybody who has already downloaded
yesterday's update, and now can't launch the Configuration Manager.
Therefore there is now a disk image, containing just the new
Configuration Manager application, available for download from our web
Once you have downloaded this new Configuration Manager, and replaced
the existing Configuration Manager, then you will need to launch this
new Configuration Manager and do "Check for Updates" to obtain all of
the other updated components.
It's also possibly worth pointing out that the console is an extremely
useful debugging tool on MacOS X. For instance, if there is a problem
launching an application, then if you open the Console application (in
/Applications/Utilities), and either select "Open Console" (10.2) or
"Open Console Log" (10.3), this will display exactly what errors were
encountered during launch. The console also shows many other system
related errors, and is therefore always a useful tool to keep in mind
when trying to find the cause of any problems in MacOS X.
NOTE: The following only applies if you're using MacOS X Server to host
the shared MacAdministrator folder, it does not affect any other types
of server.
The only other potential issue when updating through "Check for
Updates" is permission problems - for instance, if some of the files
within the Configuration Manager package don't have the executable flag
set for the current user then it will fail to launch. "Check for
Updates" does attempt to ensure that permissions are correct in all
situations, however there are some situations which it simply can't
account for or correct. The underlying problem here is the confusion
between "AFP" permissions and local permissions on the server itself,
and the easiest way to avoid this confusion is to always run the
Configuration Manager remotely. This can be done by either placing a
copy of the Configuration Manager on another machine, or by mounting
the shared MacAdministrator folder and running the Configuration
Manager from within that mounted share.
Hi-resolution är rätt gulliga på så sätt att det känns lite som ett gäng amatörer ibland. Visst, MacAdmin är ett enormt bra program som har sparat mig många timmars arbete, men å andra sidan så har det aldrig fungerat felfritt för det finns alltid någon liten eller stor bugg. Lite "halvtaskig shareware"-känsla över det hela ibland....
Fast det verkar bara vara du och jag som använder oss utav det här på 99mac Conny!
Problemet är att Hi-Res försöker ta hänsyn till ALLA, det har jag sagt till dem att sluta med och instället leverera en mainstreamprodukt. Alla tekniker har sina speciella önskemål, jag menar att sådant får man fixa med applescript.
Nja, vi är nog fler än två, minst tre:)


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While the Philadelphia Phillies moved into a tie with the Marlins for first place in the National League East, the New York Mets were having a team meeting to "clear the air."
Reigning MVP Jimmy Rollins has spent a good chunk of the season as a spectator. Former MVP Ryan Howard has only started to hit in the last week or so to improve his batting average to a whopping .188, while his 60 strikeouts have caused an overly breezy spring in Philadelphia. Opening Day starter Brett Myers' ERA (5.91) is among the worst in the league for a starting pitcher. However, with all of that being said, as of today, the Phillies are two games ahead of the Mets in the standings.
In Flushing (very appropriate), Omar Minaya has to publicly state that manager Willie Randolph's job is safe. Willie Randolph has to publicly state that pitching coach Rick Peterson's job is safe. Billy Wagner continues to rip his teammates. Jose Reyes continues to sulk. On the bright side, a statue has been erected on the field at Shea. Wait a minute… that's Carlos Delgado. Oops.
Meanwhile, free agent signing Geoff Jenkins, who has one at-bat in the last week while the Phillies have faced a bunch of lefties, doesn't complain. He's frustrated, but he understands that his role is to face righties and the team is better with Jayson Werth (3 HR, 8 RBI last night) in the lineup against lefties. Pat Burrell wishes Charlie Manuel wouldn't pull him for defense late in games as he plays for a new contract, but he doesn't rock the boat. Even combustible Brett Myers is shockingly calm has he continues to struggle.
Will the Mets' private team meeting solve their problems? Perhaps. But with some of the divas in that locker room, I have my doubts. The Phillies haven't had problems like this in the locker room, not coincidentally, since Billy Wagner left. His mouth moves as fast as his upper-90's heater. If he could only control his mouth like he controls his pitches, that team meeting may have been a lot shorter.
Feel free to claim that team chemistry is overrated, but look at the results on the field last year and this year. The Phillies are no more talented than the Mets. Charlie Manuel is not a better manager than Willie Randolph. But if that chemistry can will a team to a few extra wins, that could be the difference between a postseason appearance and a major disappointment. Just ask the 2007 Mets… and the 2008 Mets.


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- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons yellow cornmeal
- 1 teaspoon Old Bay Seasoning
- 3 tablespoons butter, divided
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons fresh chives
- 2 trout fillets
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- Pat trout fillets really try with paper towels.
- Mix the flour and corn meal and Old Bay on paper plate.
- Flour the fillets and set aside.
- Melt 2 T of the butter with 2 T of the oil in non-stick or cast iron skillet over med-hi heat (you want this to get really bubbly brown).
- Cook the trout on each side until crisp and nicely browned. Remove to plate.
- Add the remaining tablespoon of butter and the snipped chives to the butter/oil in skillet and while still spitting and sputtering, pour over fish.
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A lesbian, a gay vicar and an MP have spoken out against opponents of gay marriage.
Priti Patel is one of 118 Tory MPs to raise fears over David Cameron's controversial proposals to legalise same sex marriage, claiming the government's attention should be focused on tackling the economy and the rising cost of living.
However Braintree MP, Brooks Newmark, has challenged Ms Patel's claims, remarking the issue affects, "large swathes of the population."
The Reverend Michael Hewitt is a gay vicar in Ridgewell, he believes both the church and state should recognise same-sex marriage.
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My "pinhead" Cake (From The Movie Hellraiser)
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Here is the cake I made for Halloween for my husband. Since I am a huge Clive Barker fan, I decided to try and make "Pinhead" instead of a zombie... It is all cake and completely edible- even the pins in his head.
This is my first "carved" head cake, and my first real encounter with fondant. (let me tell you, it is so much easier working with clay- so the head is wider/rounder than I planned...)
Thanks to the CC'ers who answered my questions on another post about structure, support, etc... I decided to stack three cakes and just use a plastic straw as a dowel. Straws are suprisingly strong.
I had fun!
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Does anyone know where I can find some brush embroidery patterns? I need to do a 3 tier wedding cake and need some ideas for florals and scrolls.
Thanks in advance,
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To do brush embroidery, you need some simple line drawings for patterns. I suggest you google "line drawings", "flower outline images" or simply "outline images". Children's coloring books have simple line drawings and so do internet coloring pages. Hope you find something you like!
For florals and scrolls, I lightly impress my fresh fondant with a cookie cutter in my desired shape. Then I start the outline of Royal there. It's a nice way to get a base shape to work from, and I have most of my floral cutters in different sizes so I can easily vary the look. This is just what I do, and I know there are other methods. Good luck!
There are some lovely patterns in Toba Garrett's book, "The Well Decorated Cake."


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Intuit yesterday said it had sold its Quicken personal finance software unit to H.I.G. Capital, a Miami-based private equity firm.
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In my opinion, after learning the details of what was done to Bryan Stow, this spells the eventual end of major league baseball in Los Angeles. IOW, the Dodgers need to move to another town. Decent people will not want to attend games at Dodger Stadium, on the chance they are in the company of diabolical thugs.
Dodger attendance has really tanked this year, due in part to this incident. There has been a growing gang banger type element at Dodger Stadium in recent years, which frightens off the paying customers.
There's been talk of building a new Dodger Stadium in downtown LA. But it's all talk as of now.
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My goodness! The news reported he was badly beaten, but that poor victim was brutally tortured. This was far more terrible than reported.
What a sad day in baseball.


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Hi! First time posting on here ever but I've been busying myself with looking through BBL reciews and photos. I love the results that it brings from what I've seen and would love to be able to achieve something like it.Unfortunately, a lot of patient reviews and photos are of women who are not Asian and being one myself it makes it very difficult to see if I could get the same results with their doctor. So my question is: does anyone know of a doctor who has operated BBL, fat grafting, body contouring/"hip up" on Asian patients and have before and after photos? Photos not necessary but a good review would be great! Doctors can be from around the world though I'm kind of leaning towards doctors in areas with a higher Asian population who have probably dealt more with cases like this (Korea, Japan, etc.).About myself, I'm the typical petite Asian woman, 5ft (153cm), about 111lbs, very straight body line so no hips or back! I'm mainly looking for something of a toned down BBL, something to fill out the upper portion of my buttocks, make my hips wider (since they have that slight indent when looking to the front), and of course a smaller waist.


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Set in the 1960's, The Truthful Story shares the coming of age journey of ten-year old Genevieve Donovan during a tumultuous era and in an unforgettable place. When Genny's Nannie dies mysteriously in the Lowcountry river she's loved and lived near all her life, Genny and her family are heartbroken. It is a time when new industry is encroaching on old country, and Genny fears her grandmother may have gotten in the way of so-called progress. As Genny and her family struggle with loss and heartache, she begins to fear her grandmother's death was not an accident and the drunkard son of a local businessman may have played a role.
The book that transported us to a place and time we otherwise would never have the pleasure of visiting. The book that helped us escape into a world and find a momentary oasis in an otherwise oasis-less day. The 1960 was a time , that we try and relive with the clothing, and shoes and of course the music.
Would you be able to relate easily to the time period and to the main character. A sweet, but mysterious story that also brought tears. This book reminded me of my Sundays with my dads mom, and how all the cousins are so close. Were more like brothers and sisters, having spent so much time together.
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Method 1: Joint Wrap
Choose a stone that is somewhat flat for a joint wrap.
Cut two pieces of wire of the same length and lay them alongside each other. Their length should be at least six times the length of the stone (err on the side of too much).
Join the lengths of wire together. Wrap a third piece of wire around the other two with the tightest wrap you can make, creating a cylinder of wire. Make it about a 1/4 inch long, and create several of these along the length of the two wires.
Wrap the joined pieces around your stone. Lay the joined wires along the outside edge of the stone, sliding the wire cylinders around to put them wherever you want. Pull the two joined wires away from each other and wrap them around the front and back of the stone.
Join the loose ends of the wire at the top of the wrap. Coil them tightly together into one piece using pliers. This will tighten the wrap around the stone.
Method 2: Cross Wrap
Choose a stone that is spherical or cube-shaped for a cross wrap.
Cut two pieces of wire of the same length and lay one over the other in an equal-armed cross pattern.
Wrap the stone. Place the bottom of the stone over the center of the crossed wires and pull the four arms of wire up around it, as if you were wrapping a gift with ribbons.
Join the loose ends of the wire at the top of the wrap. Coil them tightly together into one piece using your pliers. This will tighten the wrap around the stone.
Method 3: Spiral Wrap
Choose an oblong stone for a spiral wrap.
Cut a single length of wire that's at least ten times the height of your stone. Alternately, weave while the wire is still on the spool, then cut it.
Form a small spiral in the end of the wire.
Place the spiral against the bottom end of your rock and wrap the remaining wire in a large spiral around the stone. Create a loop at the top and trim the wire.
Tighten the wrap and flatten the wire against the stone. Get rid of slack by creating extra twists in the wire using the tip of your needle-nosed pliers.
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