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Michel Richer Ouebec/VT/MA
I am looking for more information on Michel Richer who was married to Louise Brousseau.One of their sons was baptised (2-26-1863) in St Jean de Baptist, Nicolet, Quebec as Philippe Nestor Richer.Philippe lived in VT (Swanton?) for some time and then moved to Holyoke, MA.There is some evidence the Michel also moved to MA and changed his name to Michael Richey.
I don't know where Michel and Louise were born or married (may have been VT).


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Pace 2600 and DS430N Sky Digibox
Sky Receiver Decoder Digibox – Pace 2600 c1 and DS430N
There are two types of Sky digibox that look exactly the same, as in the above picture.
They were, until about 5 or 6 years ago, manufactured by Pace. So they are now only available in reconditioned or second hand only.
The Pace 2600 C1 is regarded to be the better of the two models, and is excellent for our "fringe" are satellite footprint.
Its sister model, the DS430N is the next best receiver. Its performance is very slightly less than the 2600.
Pace 2600 and DS430 Digiboxes for all your old favourites, BBC, ITV, CH4, Ch5 and Sky with the user friendly on screen Sky Guide, widescreen output and digital quality stereo sound. Not only does it have great picture quality, its features include two RF outputs for linking with a VCR and a second TV, a choice of composite or RGB video outputs and analogue audio outputs for integration into home theatre or stereo systems. And it is all presented in a high quality robust case.
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- Man who behaves like a cat in Scotland has been filmed for the first time. Previously, people relied on sightings and word of mouth
- The cat-man crawls and eats rats and his eyes glow in the dark, just like cats
- It is suspected he is an escaped mental health patient
A truly bizarre video has emerged online showing the legendary "cat-man" who had previously only been sighted by individual people and thus people relied on word of mouth to learn about him.
The man is covered in what appears to be dark soot. His eyes glow in the dark, and he crawls and eats such things as raw rats—just like cats.
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Due to his physical attributes, the cat-man scares people who come across him.
He was first sighted in the 1970s in Greenock, Scotland, and his legend spread widely, making people watchful and fearful of him.
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People around Scotland are amazed that he is able to survive away from society, in the cold climate, and on a diet that appears to rely on rats.
It is thought that the man might have been assaulted when he was younger, thus taking away his ability to walk. For some, he is simply an escaped mental health patient.
Some concerned people bring him food, drink, and clothing when they encounter him. Some even take pictures with him.
Check out the video below to meet this truly bizarre human.
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In the last decade, the notion of Non-FIFA football, of a game played outside the auspices of the games increasingly corrupt and bedevilled governing body has taken hold.
From the formation of the NF Board in 2003 for representative teams that FIFA cannot cope with, to an increasing plethora of tournaments from the Viva World Cup to the Wild Cup and the ConIFA World Football Cup, gaining recognition through playing 'international' football has never been easier.
Initially, this involved teams such as the Sami (or Laplanders, as they prefer not to be known) and Occitania, a side aimed at keeping alive the ancient culture of Occitan and in particular its language. To play for Occitania, all you need is to be able to speak the language.
Other more controversial teams took part, such as the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), whose independence in 1983 remains recognised only by its sponsor in Turkey.
The TRNC at least had clubs and leagues unlike the Padania team, which had strong links to the Liga Nord political party in Italy, and was the first to try and colonise this emerging and uncontested sporting vacuum.
More recently this space has been occupied by the increasing number of states to emerge from military intervention in eastern Europe that is, at one level or another, inspired, supported or militated by Russia. From Nagorno-Karabakh to the 'independent' states of Abkhazia, the Donetsk People's Republic, South Ossetia and Transnistria, football is becoming a new front for expansion backed, directly or indirectly, by Russia.
This front is aimed more at recognition from the game's governing bodies than the most of the founding teams in the NF Board, which was first the Non-FIFA Board, before becoming – in an attempt not to be defined solely in opposition to the game's governing body – the New Federation Board.
This early Non-FIFA movement was naïve, but the organisation was typified by a return to some of the ideals that defined the emergence of organised and codified sport in the Victorian era, notably the importance of fair play and a post-match celebration of the cultures involved. Teams like Occitania and the Sami did not want independence, they wanted to keep their culture alive, while some places outside of FIFA with legitimate ambitions for recognition, such as Greenland, were already tired of the corrupt behemoth that ran global football by the turn of the Millennium.
However, FIFA had money and what also typified this nascent Non-FIFA movement was lack of financial resources. As a result, what began as a naïve idea to provide an international waiting room for teams outside of FIFA suffered growing pains as fractious schisms allowed for the politicisation of the early Non-FIFA World.
This began at the outset, when the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus was chosen as host for the NF Board's first competition, the 2006 Viva World Cup. Disputes over money and the inclusion of Kurdistan saw the hosts and NF Board fall out, but the TRNC had money, and an estimated £100,000 was spent flying in and accommodating teams from Greenland to Zanzibar.
The tournament also saw the first emergence of teams from the post-Soviet sphere with Gagaúzia, an autonomous region of Moldova, and a side representing the Crimea taking part. The independent state of Kyrgyzstan, which had unofficial trade links with the TRNC, also entered a team in what became the ELF Cup.
The appearance of Gagaúzia and Crimea signified a first attempt to use football to set down a marker for recognition as separatist ambitions in these post-Soviet territories. While Gaugazia remains an autonomous region of Moldova, in 2014 the Crimea would be annexed by troops supported by the Russian military.
Using football to further political recognition continued as the NF Board pushed on with its own Viva World Cup (VWC), which included Iraqi Kurdistan and Padania. Padania won the second VWC in 2008, hosted and won the next event the following year and completed a hat-trick of titles in Gozo in 2010 before Kurdistan hosted the biggest and most successful event in 2012. Nine teams took part and all the games were broadcast by Iraqi network Al Iraqiya with a crowd of around 20,000 watching the final.
Just as the TRNC's government helped cover the costs of teams taking part in the 2006 ELF Cup, Kurdistan's independence seeking administrations saw the political benefits of bankrolling the 2012 VWC. With accommodation covered by the hosts along with all flights from Istanbul to Erbil, this boosted the number of teams and saw more sides representative of political ambitions with Western Sahara and Tamil Eelam taking part and the TNRC returning to the fold.
This was also the last VWC to date as internecine fighting ripped the board apart with founders Christian Michelis and Jean Luc Kit falling out and the argument ultimately ending up in court in Belgium[1].
Out of the ashes of this acrimonious conflict, a new body emerged in 2013 that was keen to eschew the oppositional Non-FIFA stance. The Confederation of Independent Football Associations (ConIFA) worked with a speed that the founders of the NF Board never managed.
Within two years of the last Viva World Cup, the first ConIFA World Football Cup was staged in Östersund in the Swedish part of Sápmi and 12 teams – four times as many as took part in the first VWC eight years earlier – participated. Of these dozen entrants, eight had featured at NF Board events but what marked this tournament out was the first appearance of a number of new teams from post-Soviet frozen conflict zones with Abkhazia, Nagorno-Karabakh and South Ossetia all entering.
With Russian backing, Abkhazia split from Georgia after an armed conflict in 1992/93 but only Russian, Nauru, Nicaragua and Venezuela only recognized this independence. In 2008, the Georgian parliament passed a resolution declaring Abkhazia a Russian occupied territory[2]. In 2014, there was significant political unrest in Abkhazia and in particular the liberal policy of Abkhazian President Ankvab towards ethnic Georgians still living in the Gali region[3].
In a significant sign of nationalist intent, Abkhazia entered the ConIFA World cup and on June 1 2014 – a day after Ankvab quit – the team played Occitania in Sweden, drawing 1-1. Since then, the relationship between the Abkhazian military and Russia has grown closer with the signing of a treaty later that year, which Georgia declared was a "step towards annexation" and the football authorities want UEFA recognition[4].
Unlike some Russian conflict zones Abkhazia has a long football history and a domestic league quickly emerged after the split from Georgia and has been regularly contested with 10 clubs taking part.
Abkhazian League 2017
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After Quebec withdrew from the 2014 ConIFA Football World Cup, another Georgian conflict zone took up the opportunity to express their independence on the football field. South Ossetia split from Georgia in an armed conflict that led to independence recognised only by the same states as Abkhazia.
In common with Abkhazia, South Ossetia is also heavily reliant on Russia economic, political and military aid and this extended to the football field. In Sweden in 2014, South Ossetia's team included a number of professionals from Russian clubs, particularly Alania Vladikavkaz, which is the capital of North Ossetia and suggests some Russian influence in the formation of the South Ossetian team[5].
Like the national teams that bear the names of these frozen zones, putting across the idea of organised football to the outside world in an attempt to find normality and a common ground with the recognized football world is often more important than actually playing the games. At one point, South Ossetia engaged an American public relations firm, Saylor, to engage with the outside world but matches from the nascent South Ossetian league do not suggest a top tier featuring players at the peak of their careers[6].
Though not directly annexed with the help of Russian military backing, Nagorno-Karabakh also emerged from the break-up of the post-Soviet Union and with the aid of Armenia and more tacit Russian support, split from Azerbaijan.
Since the break-up of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia military support has guaranteed Armenian independence and the annexation of Nagorno-Karabakh would not have occurred without some form of tacit Russian approval. And, just as Abkhazia and South Ossetia are recognized as part of Georgia by the United Nations, Artsakh - as the region is known locally – is recognized as part of Azerbaijan.
Football in these breakaway zones exists, but on a very low level. Samuel Karapetyan formed the Artsakh Football Federation (AFA) in 2012, three years after the local championship had resumed. The AFF claim that nine teams took part in the first championship in 2009 and that 10 teams are included but sources interviewed locally suggest that little football is played outside of the capital Stepanakert. Some of the names bear this out. Jraberd is in the ceasefire line, where skirmishes with the Azeris are not uncommon, Qirs is a mountain and Khachen is the name of a medieval village in Artsakh[7].
Since the break-up of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia military support has guaranteed Armenian independence and the annexation of Nagorno-Karabakh would not have occurred without some form of tacit Russian approval. And, just as Abkhazia and South Ossetia are recognized as part of Georgia by the United Nations, Artsakh - as the region is known locally – is recognized as part of Azerbaijan.
Football in these breakaway zones exists, but on a very low level. Samuel Karapetyan formed the Artsakh Football Federation (AFA) in 2012, three years after the local championship had resumed. The AFF claim that nine teams took part in the first championship in 2009 and that 10 teams are included but sources interviewed locally suggest that little football is played outside of the capital Stepanakert. Some of the names bear this out. Jraberd is in the ceasefire line, where skirmishes with the Azeris are not uncommon, Qirs is a mountain and Khachen is the name of a medieval village in Artsakh[7].
When a journalist from The Independent visited Nagorno-Karabakh in 2017, only one 'formal' football club, FC Artsakh, appeared to actually exist yet the AFA claimed to have started negotiations with UEFA about potential membership in November 2016[8].
The Artsakh League?
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Sending a team to a one-off tournament, particularly one where the costs on arrival are covered, as is often the case at Non-FIFA events, is a more pragmatic solution to engaging with the process of football recognition. The notion of football activity in these isolated states is given more credence through this participation, which is then often mediatised internationally.
The role of international teams is equally important in these post-Soviet states' quest not just for normalcy but also the acquisition of soft power. In sporting terms, staging mega events can raise the role of a once little known country such as Qatar, and simply playing matches can help unrecognized states. The decision by FIFA to agree to let Kosovo play international friendly matches was the first step in an inevitable acceptance by the international footballing community that led to inclusion by UEFA and FIFA.
Kosovo has, though, been recognized on a political level by significantly more countries than any of the members of the Community for Democracy and Human Rights (CDHR), which was formed in 2001 and includes Abkhazia, Nagorno-Karabakh, South Ossetia and Transnistria, which is claimed by Moldova. Like the TRNC, these four post-Soviet conflict zones exist in virtual isolation. Political recognition is rare and can prove transitory with Tuvalu recognizing Abkhazia and South Ossetia in 2013 then retracting this in 2014.
With the exception of FC Sheriff Tiraspol in Transnistria, club football mostly only subsists in these post-conflict states due to the lack of financial assistance, while in the countries they have broken away from the names of more successful sides in the old Soviet structure, such as Spartak Tshkhinvali from South Ossetia and Garabagh Agdam from Nagorno-Karabakh are nurtured and kept alive by the Georgians and Azeri political administrations.
Prior to the 2014 ConIFA event, Abkhazia played three 'internationals' with home and away games against Nagorno-Karabakh in 2012 and a game in the Abkhazian capital Sukhum with South Ossetia in 2013. Those games represented 'international' debuts for South Ossetia and Nagorno-Karabakh and activity since the ConIFA event has been muted.
In Abkhazia however, the ambitions grew but remain linked with Russian political manouvering. In 2015, Abkhazia played games against the nascent Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic and in 2016, the Abkhazian ambitions for the use of football as a soft power weapon went one step further with €450,000 spent on staging of the second ConIFA Football World Cup in Sukhumi. Though South Ossetia and Nagorno-Karabakh did not take part in the 2016 ConIFA a team from the western part of the Armenian Highlands, which is located in Turkey, featured alongside traditional members of the Non-FIFA community including Padania and the TRNC.
In many cases, these 'national' teams are organised not by locals but by the Diaspora, such as the Chagos, Panjab and Somaliland, which are all based mostly in the UK. As such, they come from richer, more developed countries where raising the funds to attend is less problematic and the political aim is less defined.
This contrasts with the post-Soviet frozen conflict states, which are driven by local administrations and using the emerging ConIFA organisation and other more established cultural organisations to develop sporting soft power.
In 2008, the Federal Union of European Nationalities (FUEN) organised the first Europeada tournament for autonomous national minorities in Europe to run in conjunction with UEFA's Euro 2008 and the tournament was staged at Grisons, in the centre of the Romansh culture in Switzerland.
This event was, like the early ambitions of NF Board, aimed at keeping minority languages and cultures alive and further tournaments followed in 2012 in the home of the Lusatian Sorbs, who are the smallest Slavic minority in Europe with about 60,000 people in the East of Saxony and Lower Lusatia.
These first two Europeada tournaments were, like the early days of Non-FIFA movement, untainted by overt politisation but as the use of football for soft power has grown in the Soviet sphere, Europeada has also been embraced.
The FUEN's 2016 Europeada event was staged in the Pusertal Valley and Badia Valley in the south Tyrol, where one of the teams includes the Crimean Tatars. A side from the Turkic Karachay Balkars from the Russia Caucasus also entered then withdrew, but minorities from within Russia did take part.
A side representing the German-speaking people of Russia competed, so the Russians would not seem to be suppressing minorities within its own borders, but then German-speaking peoples of Russia appear to have no separatist ambitions – certainly none that Russia's hard-line leader Vladimir Putin would allow.
The Europeada events have attracted little media coverage unlike the ConIFA tournaments, whose 2016 Football World Cup in Abkhazia attracted global attention with The Guardian newspaper making a documentary about the Kurdish side, Desert Fire. For countries like Armenia this was updating an old football history.
In a media landscape dominated by the major European leagues, these sorts of stories are attracting increasing interest and this has clearly not gone unnoticed by other breakaway states seeking further recognition, such as Crimea.
In a media landscape dominated by the major European leagues, these sorts of stories are attracting increasing interest and this has clearly not gone unnoticed by other breakaway states seeking further recognition, such as Crimea.
In 2015, a UEFA delegation visited Crimea to assess the situation after the Russian annexation, which was followed by an attempt to place two clubs who had previously played in the Ukrainian league, FC Sevastopol and SC Tavriya Simferopol, into the Russian system.
In January 2015, UEFA ruled against this and the clubs withdrew to a nascent Crimean league formed with help from UEFA executive committee member Frantisek Laurinc[9]. The Crimea have received some recognition of their situation with UEFA promising at a meeting on 10 March 2017 to provide funding of €1 million to the Crimean Football Association (CFA), which claims to have 109 youth clubs but no pitches[10]. This money has been slow in arriving and may only do so once the European Union lifts economic sanctions after Russia's annexation of the peninsula.
For all the promise of money, the CFA have been offered no recognition from UEFA but other alternatives exist that are helping promote the concept of nationhood. In 2016, ConIFA recognised the Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic and has both visited and recognised Transnistria after the establishment of the Football Federation of Pridnestrovie in 2015 to represent an independent Transnistria[11].
While ConIFA has taken steps to stop political activity and even refused to admit Padania until the football operation had broken ties with the Liga Nord political party, simply by allowing teams to play gives a veneer of recognition.
The footballers from these states may not be seeking any form of political recognition, but their appearance on the football field is manna from heaven for politicians who seek wider political recognition and who, in the case of the CHDR bloc are economically, militarily or politically backed to some extent or another by Russia.
The footballers from these states may not be seeking any form of political recognition, but their appearance on the football field is manna from heaven for politicians who seek wider political recognition and who, in the case of the CHDR bloc are economically, militarily or politically backed to some extent or another by Russia.
While China is increasingly looking to use its economic wealth to buy up football through sponsorship, club acquisition and paying inflated wages for overseas players in its domestic league and the USA is looking to establish a role as the game's guardian angle through the prosecution of FIFA corruption, Russia's covert role in football's new Cold War has received less attention.
At a grass roots level, this embracing of the Non-FIFA movement helps keep the game alive in unrecognised regions where the game's football bodies are unable or unwilling to assist and provides a focal point for a national identity that goes ignored elsewhere.
This can be a powerful motivator for people in these isolated states. When Abkhazia faced Szekely Land – a team drawn from the Hungarian-speaking minority of Romania – in a third place play-off for ConIFA's 2017 European Football Championship in Northern Cyprus, the crowd was only small in Kyrenia but thousands had assembled in the main square in the Abkhaz capital of Sukhum to watch the game – only for the live-stream to fail.
Another corollary of this 'international' activity is that, in the absence of help from UEFA and FIFA actually arriving, the presence of these games helps to build an international football empire for Russia ahead of staging the 2018 World Cup finals.
China indirectly control two FIFA members in the former British and Portuguese colonies of Hong Kong and Macau, while the USA exert ultimate political control over four FIFA members - American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands - and also the Asian Football Confederation associate member, Northern Mariana.
These Sino and American holdings are a result of historical anomalies and cannot be matched by Russia, whose indirect football ambitions are new ones and suggest that Putin's administration is alive to the potential of sporting recognition as part of a wider global positioning.
These Sino and American holdings are a result of historical anomalies and cannot be matched by Russia, whose indirect football ambitions are new ones and suggest that Putin's administration is alive to the potential of sporting recognition as part of a wider global positioning.
Once the 2018 FIFA World Cup has gone, will these unrecognised states pursue further international recognition via UEFA and FIFA, or will Russia step in with political and financial help to make these unrecognised conflict states part of a new post-Soviet sporting empire?
This is an updated version of a paper given at the annual conference of the Sport & Politics group of the Political Studies Association in Bournemouth in 2016.
My BBC World Service report on the 2016 ConIFA European Football Championships in Northern Cyprus can be heard 7 minutes into this link.
This is an updated version of a paper given at the annual conference of the Sport & Politics group of the Political Studies Association in Bournemouth in 2016.
My BBC World Service report on the 2016 ConIFA European Football Championships in Northern Cyprus can be heard 7 minutes into this link.
[1] 'Non-FIFA football in quarrel' by Menary, Steve. Playthegame.org 13 March 2015, downloaded 27 June 2017.
[2] 'Abkhazia, S.Ossetia Formally Declared Occupied Territory'. Civil.ge 28 August 2015, downloaded 27 June 2017.
[3] Freedom in the World – Abkhazia 2015, Freedomhouse.org, downloaded 27 June 2017.
[4] 'Abkhazia asks for recognition from FIFA' Abkhazworld.com 29 May 2012, downloaded 27 June 2017.
[5] South Ossetia football squad list for 2014 ConIFA Football World Cup supplied by ConIFA
[6] Email exchange with Steven Ellis, public relations counsel at Saylor 24 August 2011.
[7] Communication from Artsakh Football Association dated 13 October 2015.
[8] 'Football and hope in the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic - a forgotten region fighting Fifa's sanctions', O'Connor, Robert. The Independent, 20 April 2017, downloaded 27 June 2017.
[9] 'Crimean clubs banned from playing in Russian league by UEFA' bbc.co.uk 4 December 2014, downloaded 27 June 2017
[10] 'Waiting for recognition' by Stafford, Paul. World Soccer May 2017.
[11] Interview with Sascha Duerkop, ConIFA general secretary, 9 June 2017.


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It wasn't just the end of a rough inaugural season in the Colonial Athletic Association for Stony Brook and Albany on Saturday afternoon at LaValle Stadium. It was the end of an era for Bob Ford, the only football coach the Great Danes have known since the school revived football 44 years ago, and for Seawolves coach Chuck Priore, who played for Ford and started his coaching career under him.
Priore called it a "bittersweet" honor to coach against his 76-year-old mentor in his final game but added, "I know deep down inside, he's rooting for all the people that were part of him to be successful."
In a game in which "finishing" was the theme, Priore's Seawolves did it best, scoring touchdowns on their first three drives and carrying that momentum to a 24-3 victory. Despite a season plagued by an injury epidemic, SBU (5-6, 3-5 CAA) ended with its second impressive win in a row.
Priore was especially proud of a defense so decimated by injuries that tight end Connor Davis had to play defensive end, getting one of two Stony Brook sacks, and fullback Matt Faiella saw duty at nose tackle.
Linebacker Jawara Dudley, who played most of the season with a separated shoulder and had two tackles for a loss Saturday, said: "Honestly, we tried to keep the freshmen from not burning a lot of redshirts. We had to go out there and play. These two wins got the program on track for next year."
Undermanned Albany was held to 239 yards compared with 456 for SBU, but after falling behind 21-0 at the outset, the Great Danes battled. The 1-11 finish (0-8 CAA) was by far the worst mark for Ford, who was 256-170 in 41 varsity seasons.
"If we had started the game at halftime, we would have been better off," Ford joked about the 3-all second-half score.
Ford was honored in a brief pregame ceremony. But sentiment quickly gave way to the reality that the Great Danes have faced all season after upgrading from 35 to 54 scholarships, which is still nine below the FCS limit.
The Seawolves scored in dominant fashion on their first three possessions. Lyle Negron, who completed 15 of 26 passes for 262 yards and a touchdown, scored on a 1-yard run to complete the opening 78-yard drive. The next Seawolves drive went 91 yards in 10 plays, with Tyler Fredericks scoring on a 2-yard run for a 14-0 lead.
The third SBU drive also went 91 yards, but it required only one play, a short pass from Negron to Malcolm Eugene on the right flank. He sidestepped a tackler and raced up the sideline, stepping out of three more tackles on his way to tying the school record for longest passing TD.
"I've been in those situations a lot this year where I've been tackled from behind," said Eugene, who had 150 yards on seven catches. "I just kept running today."
The Seawolves also got big contributions from tight end Will Tye, who had seven receptions for 86 yards, and running back James Kenner, who carried 35 times for a season-high 151 yards, his fourth 100-yard game in the past five.
In the second half, Albany got on the board with a 31-yard field goal by Tom O'Riordan, and SBU capped the scoring with a 38-yard field goal by Graham Ball.
"It was great to finish these last two," said Negron, who fought through his own injured throwing shoulder all season. "It's been pretty tough. We've had a bunch of injuries, but the next guy stepped up and we kept working through it."


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Monday, November 16, 2009
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Let's have a date with Julie! Julie Newmar was born August 16, 1935 in LA, but her name then was Julia Chalane Newmeyer. Her mother Helen Jesmer had been a Ziegfield dancer (how FANTASTIC!).
Julie Newmar has bought style and glamour to every role she has played. She was in a bunch of films in the 1950's including Seven Brides For Seven Brothers. Julie starred as the bombshell in The Marriage-Go-Round for which she won a Tony Award. In the 1960's, she was in Beverly Hillbillies and The Monkees. But the show Julie is most famous for is her role of Catwoman in the TV series "Batman", which she began working on for a dozen episodes in 1966.
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Julie is once divorced with a son named John, who was diagnosed with Down's Syndrome 2 years prior to the divorce. She slowed the pace of her career in order to care for John rather than send him to an institution. Julie is also a political activist and has said "Having the pleasure of being my own boss, I'll probably never retire!"
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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This is a thought I've been having lately...
It's really important to have as much clear, natural light as possible in the bathroom and the dressingroom. It helps when applying accurate makeup, seeing colours clearly, co-ordinating your wardrobe and many other things that you might not have thought would need fantastic lighting.
Ms Larue's Heavenly Body Scrub
This is a natural exfoliant you might like to try at home. It's going to help reduce bloating, cellulite, uneven skin tone and it will improve your circulation! It works wonderfully if you have dry, flaky skin or are going to apply a tan or just want a routine exfoliation for your body.
You will need:
* A big cup of finely ground coffee. I like the bags of coffee grounds that my local Starbucks give away as fertiliser for the garden.
* One large lemon
* A big cup of everyday fine white sugar
* A tablespoon (or 2, or 3) of olive oil
In a large plastic or melamine bowl, mix one cup of coffee with one cup of sugar, queeze the lemon into it and add oil to make a lovely moist consistency.
Step into a warm shower and scrub all over your body to make it feel silky smooth.
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Look after your skin.
Gloves are important if you like to drive as the back of your hands are so vulnerable to sun damage. Invest in a pair of driving gloves and you won't regret it in future years when you don't have liver spots. Protect your skin, it's an incredible organ!
Wear hats and over-sized sunglasses whilst in the sun, not only are they so chic to wear, they'll protect you from premature wrinkles.
If you prefer to be tanned, use a self-tanner in the form of a spray, a milk or a gel. There are some fantastic self-tanners on the market. I like Lancome's self taning milk. Or if you prefer, have your beauty therapist do a spray tan on you. Just make sure it's not too orange as that can look so odd.
You should use a cleaser, a toner, a serum and a moisturiser/eye cream daily to keep your face at optimum condition.
For the body when it comes to moisturising, I recommend Kiehls Creme De Corps. http://www.kiehls.com/_us/_en/home/index.aspx and for cleansing very sensitive skins I recommend Cetaphil http://www.cetaphil.com/. It's inexpensive and it works well.
For cleansing my body, I like using triple milled French soaps. They are pure decadence. But ALWAYS moisturise, especially if you do use soap.
For your face. If you are on a budget, cleanse with a cold cream. For toner, buy a bottle of rose water extract from the pharmacist and dilute it with purified water. It works wonderfully and leaves your skin smelling amazing! Never skimp on serum, as they are targeting your specific concern (ie blemishes, skin tone, lines etc). For moisturiser on a tight budget go for Nivea. It worked marvellously for many bombshells before you.
NOTE: Never forget to moisturise and look after your neck and decolletage. You won't regret it.
Kodak Moment
It's lovely to be relaxed whilst in front of the camera and not 'stiff'. Feel comfortable with having your picture taken. I love action photographs and unposed 'shots'. However, when it comes to having to 'pose',
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The Entertainer
Saturday, October 3, 2009
An Hour Lost
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Pretty IN Pink
Bathing Bombshell
Bombshells love all animals. You simply cannot be a bombshell if you do not adore all creatures great and small. In fact, the bombshell will usually have numerous photographs of themselves with their pets (or cute little animals) in their homes, purses and on their facebook page. They may travel with them, accompany them on shopping trips and the bombshell may even have morning tea at the local french cafe with their little pooch. If it's a horse, you'd be likely to see them take a morning ride along a pristine white sandy beach, or feeding them fresh apples in the sun-dappled meadows.
Bombshells are universally known to be animals advocates and often stand up for their rights and ethical treatment of them. This can be a topic of controversy as the bombshell is often seen draped in the comfort of furs, maribou, feathers, etc. The point is, the bombshell herself could NEVER personally harm an animal.
The extent a bombshell will go to in the quest to protect animals is entirely individual.
If you want to be a Bombshell, start loving your animals!
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In my imagination, the magnificent medling photographer Mr Yunioshi (played by Mickey Rooney), who lived upstairs from Holly Golightly in Breakfast At Tiffanys would use these Louis Vuitton chopsticks to eat his sushi.
They would make a great gift. They cost upwards from $400.00.
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The event was part of an international initiative to celebrate and recognise brothers and sisters around the world.
Julie, from Appleton, knows only too well the importance of family.
She said: "People often say they couldn't work with family members but Brenda and I have been in business together for nearly two decades.
"We have six children of our own between us and have had the pleasure of employing siblings at many of our settings – including here at Latchford."
National Siblings Day was created by Claudia Evart – a freelance paralegal from New York – after she lost both her sisters at an early age.
The date marks the birthday of Claudia's sister Lisette.
Julie added: "It is so lovely when parents who have experienced our childcare provision with their first child and then go on to register new additions to their family with us.
"It is really gratifying seeing brothers and sisters spending time together and sharing experiences throughout the nursery day."
Siblings who attended the sessions were treated to a Forest School workshop which was led by Julie's daughter and nursery practitioner Felicity Mannering.
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You've just finished playing a grinding based aRPG…
Oops. I didn't in fact notice this!
Now I understand the thread.
And the solution is always to go for quality over quantity.
Abandon gaming and instead go
study movies. If you will watch only action B movies, sooner or later you'll ask yourself why are you wasting your time on that.
We all need to socialize. Apart from some animals among us…
Assuming you and your friend play the same game, try to imagine your talk about the grinder you're playing. Now switch to a possibility you're both playing an epic game and go for a coffee. Just for the sakes of an example, imagine you're playing Fallout2 and just learn your friend also plays it but with completely different stats. Will that one coffee be enough to share the experience?
I mentioned movies. Make a review on some recent Steven Seagall movie. Oh, you made one sentence on it? Whatta surprise. On the other hand, how about arguing over the suitcase content in Pulp Fiction? We may write a book on that and still never really know what was inside.
And if anything you can see on this site, that's recommendations on quality games. Try one of those please. Not only you won't feel like wasting time, but you will have enough time and energy for "learning new stuff, and developing as a software developer".
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RDF resource format[edit]
The RDF file is valid when both it conforms to the grammar forest with :Namespace and :Transformer roots.
rdfs:seeAlso predicates[edit]
When reading an RDF file, it should process triples of the forms:
<http://our-uri> rdfs:seeAlso (IRI1 IRI2 ...) .
This should add the IRIs to the list of RDF files to be downloaded (in the order of recursive retrieval described elsewhere in this specification).
Rationale: We may want the same transformation in source and target namespaces. So we want do split it into a separate file loaded by rdfs:seeAlso directive.
IRIn may be either an IRI or blank node like this:
[ :iri <...>; :mode :transform; :mode :validate ]
When it's a blank node, the URL is to be loaded only for specified modes. (In the example above, it would be loaded for both modes, that is just like a plain IRI.)
A script is something which accepts an input (some XML text, in this specification) and generates an output (a text and/or a program exit status). (A script may be a Unix command, Web service, etc.)
A script is represented as an RDF node with certain properties.
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- A Web service
Validator kind (see below) is either entire document (
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- {0..1} :completeness (completeness)
- {0..1} :stability (stability)
- {0..1} :preference (preference)
:script [ a :CommandLine ; :commandString "xmllint --format" ] .
In this example, XML is just validated and reformatted, not really modified.
Command line cannot include shell escapes, redirection, etc. Rationale: If you want a script with shell syntax use for example a
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Script in a specified programming language[edit]
Script for a named programming language (see below):
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- {1..1} :language (IRI) (programming language)
- {0..1} :minVersion (minimum version)
- {0..1} :maxVersion (maximum version)
- {1..1} :scriptURL (URL of the script)
- {0..1} :OkResult (result denoting OK)
- {0..1} :completeness (completeness)
- {0..1} :stability (stability)
- {0..1} :preference (preference)
- {0..1} :transformerKind (transformer kind)
- {0..1} :validatorKind (validator kind)
A Web service[edit]
- :WebService
- {1..1} :form (IRI) (request IRI)
- {1..1} :method (HTTP method)
- {1..1} :xmlField [xsd:string] (field for XML)
- {0..1} :transformerKind (transformer kind)
- {0..1} :validatorKind (validator kind)
- {0..1} :completeness (completeness)
- {0..1} :stability (stability)
- {0..1} :preference (preference)
Validity constraint: :validatorKind must be present only for validators. :transformerKind must be present only for transformers. :validatorKind must be present for validators. :transformerKind must be present for transformers.
RDF describing a namespace[edit]
Namespaces are described as instances of :Namespace class.
Their format tree:
- :Namespace
- {0..*} :validator (validator)
- _ (script node)
- {0..*} :validator (validator)
<http://purl.org/dc/terms/> a :Namespace ; dc:description <http://...> ; # Other Dublin Core metadata. :link [ :url <http://www.rddl.org/> ; :role <http://www.rddl.org/> ; :nature <http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml> ; :purpose <http://www.rddl.org/purposes#schema-validation> ] ; :validator [ a lang:Python ; :minVersion "2.1" ; :maxVersion "3.2" ; :scriptURL <http://example.org/script.py> ; :OkResult "OK" ; :completeness 0.9 ; :stability 0.9 ; :preference 0.9 ; :validatorKind :entire ] ;
A :validator is specified in the same way as :script-data (see below), except that :transformerKind parameter is ignored. The validator may have :OkResult to specify what output of the validator signifies a valid document. In absence of :OkResult for a named script and :CommandLine valid document is signified by successful command return value (0 on Unix) and for :WebService the value of :OkResult defaults to empty string.
In :validator the property :language may also refer to a namespace URL of some XML scheme (such as http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema). In this case :OkResult is ignored.
A human readable description of a namespace should be specified with Dublin Core parameters.
The :link nodes are like resources in RDDL (but with our namespace instead of RDDL namespace).
A namespace description may provide :validate parameter to specify how to validate the documents whose root element is of our namespace. The :validate parameter has a subparameter :nature which should be understood accordingly RDDL specification.
There may be multiple :validate parameters in order to allow to use schema of different natures.
- link parameter with subparameters :role and :nature is backward compatible with RDDL and should be understood in accordance with the RDDL specification.
Also a namespace may be a member of the following classes:
:GroupedAll. See grouping examples.
RDF describing a transformer[edit]
Note: Transformers should be run in a secure sandbox, so that they would be unable to damage or read user's files. Also the time of the entire operation should be limited. (Rationale: If we are going to limit particular parts of the entire process rather it as a whole, then we would be unable to limit parts of operations done by sandboxed application, and the entire stuff would make no sense.) We may also limit the total amount of data transferred through the network, if the operating system supports it. (We can't limit a specific operation inside the sandbox.)
Implementation note: Such sandboxing can be implemented for example with SELinux for Linux. It is tempting to use Java security manager, but as of start of 2014 year, Java security is too buggy and therefore should not be used.
Their formal tree:
- :Transformer
- {1..*} :sourceNamespace (source namespaces)
- {0..*} :targetNamespace (target namespaces)
- {0..1} :ignoreTarget [xsd:boolean] (ignore target)
- {1..1} :precedence (precedence)
- {0..*} :script (script)
- _ (script node)
If there is
:ignoreTarget true option, then the target namespace is ignored for the purpose of figuring out the next transformation script.
Rationale: Consider converting XInclude to some other "inclusion" framework. Which of the transformations apply can be decided by the order of loading RDF files. This is the simplest way. TODO: Another option: "black list" some transformers and/or scripts.
Here is an example of an XSLT transformer:
<...> a :Transformer ; dc:description <http://...> ; # Other Dublin Core metadata. :sourceNamespace <...> ; :targetNamespace <...> ; :precedence <...> ; :script [ a lang:XSLT ; :minVersion "2.0" ; :scriptURL <http://example.org/scripts/foo.xslt> ; :transformerKind :entire ; :argument [ :name "debug" ; :value false ] ; :argument [ :name "other" ; :value 123 ] ; #:initial-context-node ... ; # See XSLT 2.0 spec. initial-template "first" ; initial-mode: "first" ; completeness 0.9 ; stability 0.9 ; preference 0.9 ] .
Both :sourceNamespace and :targetNamespace parameters are not required.
It is recommended but not required that objects of predicates :sourceNamespace and :targetNamespace are of :Namespace class.
A transformer may have no target NS. Example: XInclude. In this case every NS in consideration can act as the target.
We need to define precedences for different kinds of transformers, for example we would probably have the precedence "include" for XInclude and other cross-document facilities, "macro" for macroses, or precedence "formatting" for a transformer generating XSL formatting objects or SVG.
Common arguments[edit]
All transformers are subclasses of the class :Transformer. All transformers accept the following parameters:
- :transformerKind may be :entire, :sequential, :upDown, :downUp. It is used accordingly the section "Order kinds of of document transformers".
- :completeness, :stability and :preference specify a number 0..1.0. :completeness describes how much of the transformer is implemented. :stability describes how reliable is the transformer (that is whether it is likely to crash or produce meaningless results), :preference is to denote other factors for calculating priority (see below).
Priority of a chain of transformations is calculated using completeness, stability, and preference of the links of the chain. The recommended algorithm is to multiply all completenesses, stabilities, and precedences of all links and then sum them.
All validators are subclasses of the class :validator. All valdators accept the following parameters:
- :validatorKind may be :entire or :pars. It is used as described in the Validation chapter.
Particular types of transformers[edit]
A language transformer (as below) has either
:scriptURL or
:scriptText predicate (but not both).
XSLT, Java, Python, Ruby, et al[edit]
:script [ a lang:Python ; :minVersion "2.1" ; :maxVersion "3.2" ; :scriptURL <http://example.org/script.py> ]
This example means that the script http://example.org/script.py is run by Python interpreter of at least 2.1 up to 3.2 version.
Max version may be of the form
X.* to denote all subversions of X. TODO: Describe the grammar and comparison order of versions. http://www.dmitry-kazakov.de/ada/strings_edit.htm#11 and https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.lang.ada/GRM4ZDi4H6M
- named script
- {0..1} :minVersion "2.1" (xsd:string) (minimum version)
- {0..1} :maxVersion "3.2" (xsd:string) (maximum version)
- {1..1} :scriptURL (script URL)
- {0..1} :arguments (only for XSLT) (script arguments)
- {0..1} :initialTemplate (only for XSLT) (the initial template for XSLT)
- {0..1} :initialMode (only for XSLT) (specifies the initial mode for XSLT)
Recommendation: If several suitable versions of the interpreter are available, use the maximal allowed version.
The following languages should be available:
- Python
- Java
- Ruby
- Perl
Web service.[edit]
:script a :WebService ; :form <http://example.org/form> ; :method "post" ; # or "get" :xmlField "text" .
This sends POST request to http://example.org/form which should return an XML document.
Describing precedences[edit]
:Precedence is an RDF-S class, whose members are RDF-S classes.
It is recommended (but not required) that precedences are members of
:Precedence class.
<http://example.org/precedences/macro> a :Precedence rdfs:subClassOf <...> ; :higherThan <...> ; :higherThan <...> ; :lowerThan <...> .
The predicates
:higherThan and
:lowerThan can apply to precedences.
The following rules are used to deduce which entities have "higher than" precedence relative an other entity:
- If
:higherThanparameter is specified inside a
:Precedencedescription then the described entity is of higher precedence than the referred to entity.
- If
:lowerThanparameter is specified inside a
:Precedencedescription then the referred to entity is of higher precedence than the described entity.
- If an class A has higher precedence than an entity B and the entity B has higher precedence than an class C, then the class A has higher precedence than the class C.
The entities are related by "higher than" relation if and only if this relation can be deduced from the above rules (for all currently loaded RDF resources).
If a circle of precedences is encountered this is a fatal error.
A precedence is singleton when it is declared to be a member of
:Singleton class as in the following example:
<http://example.org/MyPrecedence> a :Singleton .


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The Chanute Times, Friday, June 19, 1903, Pg. 5
Vol. 31, No. 37
S. A. Wickard Dead.
S. A. Wickard, for years a prominent grain and seed man of Chanute, died in Albuquerque, N. M., last Saturday. Sam had been in very poor health for years, and the only wonder among his acquaintances was that he was able to be up and look after his large business as he did. Mr. Wickard came to Chanute in an early day and has been closely identified with the interests of the town almost ever since.
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The family of a WA policeman paralysed by Murray Valley encephalitis says they are still battling to fundraise as they prepare for his trip to the U.S. next week for rehabilitation.
The Premier Colin Barnett says the Government will support Constable Ryan Marron but he has released few details on what that assistance will be.
The constable contracted the potentially fatal mosquito-borne virus last year while relieving at an East Kimberley police station and can no longer walk or talk.
The 29-year-old will spend six months undergoing intense physiotherapy at a Chicago rehabilitation centre at a cost of about $800,000.
So far, the family has raised about $250,000.
His father Tom Marron says money raised in this year's Gibb River bike challenge will contribute to the costs.
"This Gibb River [race] becomes integral to the fundraising because it is a big event and they've promised a lot of money to Ryan," he said.
"If it's the magnitude they're talking, it'll be a few months worth of therapy."
The Premier told state Parliament that the Government will support Constable Marron.
Mr Barnett says the Government will await further medical assessment and will then be guided by that advice when deciding what further assistance will be offered.
Tom Marron says when police in Chicago heard the story, they decided to help out.
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Joe Ruscillo throws 5 TD passes in Valley Stream North victory
One defensive stop proved as valuable as five passing touchdowns.
No. 5 Valley Stream North's offense was close to unstoppable in its 41-27 win over host Locust Valley in the first round of the Nassau Conference IV playoffs Saturday at Fred Smith Field, as quarterback Joe Ruscillo had five scoring strikes.
But the No. 4 Falcons (6-4) trailed by just seven when they got the ball to open the second half and marched down the field. On the 17th play of the drive, Locust Valley had fourth-and-1 at the Spartans 15. The defense was able to stuff John Pedranghelu for a 1-yard loss, and the Falcons got nothing out of a nearly 10-minute possession.
"We ran a sweep and had good blocking," Locust Valley coach Matt McFarland said. "They got in from the edge and made a nice play."
"That caused a spark," Spartans lineman Pat Brady said. "It drove us to finish the game."
Valley Stream took the ball after its big stop and got Brian Carroll's 17-yard run to go up by two scores again early in the fourth quarter.
"That was the difference," Valley Stream North coach Tom Schiavo said. "We were able to stop their momentum."
The win sends the Spartans (6-3) into the conference semifinals Thursday at Hofstra.
Whoever they play will face a very balanced offense. Carroll powered the ground game, rushing for 187 yards on 30 carries and a touchdown, spinning and dodging tacklers.
Ruscillo was nearly perfect, completing 12 of 14 passes for 167 yards and five touchdowns to four receivers.
"They're one of the few teams that keeps you off balance with the pass and run," McFarland said. "[Ruscillo] made two unbelievable throws."
Thomas Canny slipped past the defense into the end zone on a 23-yard strike on fourth-and-8 in the second and Joe Kempton made a leaping grab for a 31-yard reception in the fourth quarter.
"The wide receivers did their jobs," Ruscillo said. "I got it to them to make plays and they executed. The offensive line played amazing, their best game all season."
Only twice Valley Stream North drives ended without a touchdown. One was on a fumble in the fourth quarter and the other was on the final possession of the game. Locust Valley had two fumbles and punted once.
Quarterback Jordan Formicola led Locust Valley (5-4) with 68 yards on seven carries and completed 4 of 6 passes for 27 yards and a touchdown. The Falcons had a balanced running game, with production from Pedranghelu (65 yards, 14 carries) and Matt Vezza (63 on 11), each of whom scored a touchdown.
The Spartans set the tone on the opening drive when Ruscillo rolled right on third-and-goal and found Joe Abruzzino for a 5-yard TD, then booted the extra point, after a 10-play, 78-yard drive.
Locust Valley responded with a 19-yard pass from Formicola to Louis Jokinsky, but missed the extra point and never led.
"We found some spots where they couldn't stop us," Carroll said. "We can keep doing big things in the playoffs."


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This Christmas I want to make something really special for my boyfriend, not only is it the first christmas we're "officially" together but it also is about the due date of our baby girl. He's always telling me how much he likes me making stuff, however, I have NO clue what to make him. He's the sweetest and I know he would appreciate anything but I just wanna make it extra special. He's into parkour, video games, and really just about anything. I'm struggling because he really does like EVERYTHING haha. However, he also enjoys my weird taste for art that is "quirky" I guess you can say. Any suggestions are much appreciated! I can crochet, draw, paint, sort of sew, and hot glue just about anything
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