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Of course your trip to Dublin is all about the Affiliate Super Show isn't it? But what if it just so happens that you've managed to blag a sneaky day either side of the main event to take in our fantastic city? You're going to want to know the best places to see and the fun things to do so here's a run down of some of the must-do's when in Dublin, courtesy of the team here at dublinbet.com
Dublin is a vibrant, multicultural city and has a wealth of points of interest, from stunning architecture and art, to beautiful parks and public buildings; there really is something for everyone. So once you've sobered up (or even if you haven't) why not check out the following:
Dublin City Tour
Dublin is a city steeped in history and culture, but what's the best way to soak as much up it up in just a few days? We definitely recommend jumping on one of the many city tour buses that roam around Dublin, there's no better way to see the city quickly and to get your bearings. All main tours offer a hop-on/hop-off service so you can take the tour at your leisure. All tours highlight the main places of interest, the architectural style and people of influence. There are 2 options for the tour:
- www.dublinsightseeing.ie look out for the green buses, (multilingual tours start at 9.30am)
- check the www.visitdublin.com on the page for Dublin tours, these are the red buses
Prices are around €15 and tickets are valid for 24 hours.
Guinness Storehouse
No visit to Dublin is complete without a visit to the home of Ireland's national drink – Guinness. The specially designed visitor centre explains the brewing process and ends with a free sample of the black stuff. Mmmmmmmm. If you can still see straight, the bar on the top level of the Storehouse offers spectacular views across the city on clear days. Don't miss it.
Trinity College Dublin
Dublin is well-known for being a university city, with Trinity College being the most famous. It's worth taking a walk through the cobbled streets of the College, taking you back to the 18th Century when The Old Library was first constructed. Trinity College Dublin is also home to one of the world's oldest surviving manuscripts – the glorious Book of Kells, however the entrance fee is a bit steep at €8.50. Check www.tcd.ie/Library/bookofkells
St Stephen's Green
St Stephen's Green is Ireland's best known Victorian park and acts as a sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of Dublin's city centre streets – think Central Park in New York, but a bit more relaxed. With over 3.5km of pathways, the Green is the perfect place for a relaxing stroll to blow away the cobwebs or a hangover!
The park is located very close to one of the official show hotels the Conrad, and is just at the beginning of Grafton Street. A great place to enjoy the sun if we get any!
Grafton Street
If you've got some souvenirs to pick up or just fancy spoiling yourself then Grafton Street is the place to go. It's a pedestrianised shopping street that links St Stephen's Green to Trinity College and is Ireland's premier shopping district with all the major fashion houses represented.
O'Connell Street and the Spire
If you don't find what you're looking for on Grafton Street then O'Connell street is another massive shopping street There you'll also find the Spire of Dublin, officially titled the Monument of Light is a large, stainless steel, pin-like monument 121.2 metres (398 ft) in height, located on the site of the former Nelson's Pillar on O'Connell Street in Dublin, Ireland.
Temple Bar
The absolute centre of life in Dublin, live music, pubs, street performers all gathered into this hidden away old district of Dublin. No-one should leave Dublin without a visit to this eclectic cobble-street district where the drinks are cool and the welcome is warm.
Dublin Pass
If you're planning a few days of getting to know Dublin then this could be the best purchase you make. Available in 1, 2, 3, or 6 day durations, the Dublin Pass offers free access to 31 Dublin attractions including the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin Castle and Dublin Zoo. The pass also offers discounts across Dublin plus FREE airport transfers!
Aviva Stadium Tour
Follow in the footsteps of your heroes and take a look behind the scenes at Aviva Stadium. Lansdown road in D4 area (very close to Ballsbridge Inn and Sandymount hotel).
Originally Lansdown Road Stadium, the Aviva was rebuilt recently and opened in May 2010. You will have the opportunity to see this impressive award winning stadium, all the areas which are crucial to the team on a match day – from a walk down the players' tunnel to a seat in the team dressing room. Contact [email protected], visit www.avivastadium.ie/index.aspx or call 01 238 2300 for more information. (Adults €10)
When is a Casino not a Casino?
Please note that Casino Marino in Dublin is NOT a casino! It's actually an 18th Century house, and while it is generally regarded as one of the best examples of neo-classical architecture in Europe, you don't want to go there for a night's fun! It takes it's name from the Italian meaning 'small house' rather than somewhere to gamble.
However, if you do want to visit a casino on your trip (of course you do!) then visit our very own Fitzwilliam Casino and Card Club. Stay tuned for more info on special events at the Fitzwilliam Club during the iGaming Super Show.
If you've not already done so then don't forget to Register for the Super Show over at the iGaming Business site.


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Meriam Yahya Ishag and her family landed safely in Italy last night. She flew on an Italian government plane and was accompanied by Italian Minister, Lapo Pistelli. Upon landing, Meriam was welcomed by Italy's Foreign Minister, Matteo Renzi.
Within hours of arriving, Meriam met with the Pope. Here is a video of her exiting the plane onto Italian soil and a photo of the Pope blessing her.
Meriam was greeted by "jubilant scenes" in Rome. "Ms Ibrahim and her husband Daniel Wani thanked the pontiff for his support and he in turn thanked her for staying true to her Christian faith despite the threat of execution if she did not recant."
Meriam is a blessed symbol for all those Christians who, historically and currently, have refused to convert to Islam and who were–who still are–being slaughtered all over the Arab and Muslim world. Christians in flight from Mosul, Iraq were stripped of their last pennies and forced into refugee camps, exile, and poverty just as Jews, Ba'hai, Hindus, and Zoroastrians once were as Islamic conquerors bore down upon them.
But Meriam got out. After more than a year of serious torment; and more than a year of serious international activism which included American politicians, (who only yesterday held a hearing on her behalf in Congress); Christian and interfaith leaders, such as Laurie Jalbert and Dominic Sputo; various European governments, including Italy; diplomatic intervention by Pope Francis; after a series of death sentences, lawsuits, last minute detention, more lawsuits–Meriam was allowed to leave Sudan.
The infidels have triumphed. But even at this moment of triumph, we still remember all those left behind, those hundreds of thousands for whom we have not, and perhaps could not, launch such intense international efforts. See what an effort was required to free just one woman and her family. Imagine what would be required to free all infidels and other prisoners of conscience trapped in today's Islamic world.
But first, let us praise all those who worked on freeing Meriam and God, who after all, played a role in this tremendously gripping drama.

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Too many drivers are under the mistaken impression that reliable quality transportation services are easily accessible for non-drivers–especially seniors. Too many adult children of aging parents believe when a parent stops driving, there's plenty of transportation options (like the paratransit buses they see driving around Sonoma County) that will drive a parent to wherever they need to go. Unfortunately, this is not true for many rural Sonoma County residents and those living in smaller towns without a Paratransit service.
There are also specific eligibility requirements to use Paratransit services. In the city of Santa Rosa, you must call the city evaluation contractor, C.A.R.E, who is an independent assessment organization to schedule an in-person paratransit eligibility interview. At the assessment interview, the rider will be asked to assess their ability to use Santa Rosa City Bus fixed-route service. (Source: SRCity.org)
Bus Services
Sonoma County Transit offers fixed bus routes in Sonoma County, but they are limited in routes and times and are notoriously unreliable. Riders have been known to sit at a bus stop waiting for a bus that never arrives. Plus, the fact that the bus stops often don't have any protection from the elements.
If your parent lives in a city like Santa Rosa where there is a pretty regular bus service, they may be able to get to where they want to go. However, they still have to deal with getting to and from the bus stop to their chosen destination. They can't purchase very much from the store because of the difficulty in carrying bags while walking several blocks or more to and from a bus stop. Like Rohnert Park, Healdsburg, and Windsor, Sebastopol transit runs a limited bus route within the city limits between the Fairfield Inn on 116 to the south to Mill Station Road to the North, and Ragle Rd & Covert Lane to the west to Bodega Avenue & North Main Street. If a senior lives well beyond the bus routes, they face how to get to and from the bus stop, which defeats the purpose of using a transit service.
The city of Rohnert Park offers a Sunshine Bus service for seniors using a mini-bus. Rides are available in the mornings for seniors residing in Rohnert Park, Cotati, and Penngrove on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for medical appointments, shopping or other personal needs. On Thursday mornings, the Sunshine Bus drives to Santa Rosa for medical, DMV or Social Security only. Riders must call at least one day and up to a week in advance to catch a ride. The cost is $7.00 per round trip for Rohnert Park appointments and $10.00 for trips to Santa Rosa. There are requirements to participate in the ride program. Seniors must be at least 60-years-old or older or disabled and unable to drive a motor vehicle, ride the public transit system, afford a taxi regularly, or has no regular means of transportation. Seniors must be able to get on and off of the Sunshine Bus without help unless there is a caregiver present. (Source: SonomaSeniorAccess.org)
The new ridesharing trend with companies like Uber and Lyft have to lead to more transportation choices for seniors who no longer drive. However, ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft require a smartphone or the ability to access their website to book rides. In a survey by AARP, only 29 percent of those over 50 had used ride-hailing apps. Two-thirds said they weren't likely to do so in the coming year, citing in part concerns about safety and privacy. (Source: New York Times)
But beyond the technical requirements to use Uber or Lyft, seniors are taking a chance by riding with a stranger and not the same driver each time they need a ride. Seniors have no say in their choice of driver and having a permanent regular driver they enjoy.
Utilizing a rideshare service means you or your mom don't have to let go of your independence. Setting aside money for a rideshare service instead of owning a car and all of the costs associated with one can end up saving money depending on how much you drive. Plus you don't have to worry about maintenance!
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Samsung has announced a new touchscreen phone in South Korea targeted at first time touch users. The SHW-A250 will arrive on SKT and KT and is more of a Corby-like line for the domestic market.
A250 features a 2.8-inch touch-sensitive display, 2MP camera, T-DMB, Bluetooth, up to 5000 contacts phonebook capacity, up to 16GB microSD card slot, SOS, subway maps and more.
The SKT version will come in black or white whereas the KT variant will sell in brown, black, white and pink. Its priced at 500,000 won ($423).


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The ADRENALIN reels are exciting thanks to the entirely new colours and
shape with extra-narrow spools and infinite return stop!
Like the previous series, these reels will also continue to be produced in
Taiwan not in China in order to guarantee the high quality standard. All
components of these reels comes exclusively from Japan, the US or
Taiwan; and the precision CNC mill-cutting machines were exported from
Japan! And the very popular size 12 is now also available as a 2-speed
reel. Size 14 (2-speed) is also new and its perfect handling, light weight
and high line capacity account for the fact that they are most captivating!
The one-part housings are made from a block of 6061-T6 aluminium.
This type of aluminium is also used in aircraft construction; it is distinguished
by an extremely low weight yet is extremely resilient.
The extra-narrow form of the housing and spool facilitates very even line
lay, even if the line is brought in fast; and it also prevents the line from
knotting. Nevertheless the reels have sufficient line capacity! The narrow
shape was developed for us by the Taiwanese speed-jig champion, Ken Wu.
The entire housing is anodised and provides excellent protection against
aggressive saltwater.
The whole gear is made from non-corrosive stainless steel. This also applies
to every single screw or spring.
This infinitely adjustable carbon / stainless steel drag system, which works
brilliantly, is impressive owing to a jerk-free, even drag action – both at
40 degrees on the Ebro and at minus temperatures on the Lofoten.
The drag disks made from hardened carbon are manufactured in the
United States and are unbeatable with regard to the drag action and service
A locking device secures the free-run mechanism and the drag to prevent
inadvertent activation of the former or blocking of the latter.
All reels are equipped with 6 Japanese, double-sealed ball bearings and
one needle bearing, also made in Japan. The needle bearing (infinite return
stop) ensures that the reels are absolutely free from backlash.
The cranks are longer than those on the predecessor models in order to
guarantee even more convenient line winding. The shape of the crank
handle was selected to ensure that they have their centre of gravity on
one side. Consequently the handle always falls into the same position. No
mistakes when there is a fast strike!
There are arguably only a few reels with such a sensationally smooth
free-run function.
All the Adrenalin models are available both in a right and a left-hand version.
All reels are supplied with a small bottle of oil.
Adrenalin AN-10 / AN-10 L
Small, but oh boy! Don't be misled by the delicate size. All of 22 LBS drag
capacity can make even very strong opponents look old. They are used
with light to medium-weight artificial bait and natural bait fish for cod,
saithe, pollock etc. However, it is also very good for trawling in both fresh
water and saltwater. Perfectly combined with the Adrenalin Flexo pilk
(p. 52). Fast line retraction thanks to the 5.2:1 transmission.
Satte 22 LBS Bremsleistung lassen auch starke Gegner alt aussehen. Ihr Einsatzgebiet liegt beim leichten bis mittleren Kunstköder- und Naturköderfischen auf Dorsch, Seelachs, Pollack etc. Aber auch zum Schleppen in Süß- und Salzwasser bestens geeignet. Perfekt in Combo mit der Adrenalin Flexo Pilk. Zügiger Schnureinzug durch die Übersetzung von 5,2:1.
Gewicht: 460 g
Schnurfassung: 0,20 mm / 460 m
Übersetzung: 5,2:1
Bremskraft: 10 kg / 22 lbs
Adrenalin AN-12 / AN-12 L
A real allrounder for Norway! With this reel you are excellently equipped
for any situation. Ideally combined with the Adrenalin Boat 30 or Boat
Inliner 30 (p. 53). The strong 26.5 lbs drag performance outfights even
the biggest fish. The high 5.8:1 transmission facilitates fast line winding.
Gewicht: 610 g
Schnurfassung: 0,25 mm / 480 m
Übersetzung: 5,8:1
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Coaches Corner: Girls Soccer Ryan Tierney
The ReSporter: Wow, what a week for your team. When did you have an idea of what this team might accomplish?
Coach Tierney: "I was excited after last season. I knew coming back this year we had great seniors and a strong junior class, so coming into the season I knew they were capable of accomplishing anything. The first game that stands out would be the one against Marble Falls. We tied them and that began to get us thinking that we could accomplish good things. This has been the toughest schedule we have had and we played a lot of really good teams close, but going forward we have been focusing on elevating ourselves by fighting to beat those quality teams."
The ReSporter: You had an earlier loss this season in which you said, that the team you played help give the team an idea of your district opponents. Looking back, how do you think this team would play if the game was played today?
Coach Tierney: "We have come along way since then. We have played a variety of strong opponents that have given us good model to what our district would be like, but we continue to look forward. We definitely learned from those games and we are a better team because of them."
The ReSporter: You have mentioned on how physical this team has played, what do you do to have that trait or is some of those gifts that the many of the girls already possess?
Coach Tierney:"Honestly it is a trait in which many of the girls have developed. I preach physicality because it's apart of their identity as a team. We practice hard and that translates to games. There are times at practice I have to limit contact because they get after it so much. It is a game changer at times. If we use our physicality right we frustrate teams and can keep ourselves in tough games."
The ReSporter: How do you prepare for the second round?
Coach Tierney: "We take what we've learned about opponents and build off of that. We have to watch a lot of film and pinpoint weaknesses and we have to rehearse at practice to take advantage of their faults. We also have to recover and stay healthy. This point in the season is tough on the body, so it's a balancing act."
The ReSporter: What has this team done differently than past clubs that has set them apart?
Coach Tierney: "The main difference is the commitment level. These girls give up a lot of time to this game because they love it. They do a lot of work and have been since the pre-season."
The ReSporter: Thanks Coach now go ride a Greyhound this week!!


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Card Holder
Monogram Empreinte Leather
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Monogram Canvas
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Louis Vuitton's classic Card Holder is given a feminine twist in Monogram Empreinte leather, discreetly embossed with the iconic Monogram pattern. This essential accessory, which slips into any pocket or bag, is ideal for carrying credit, business or transport cards. It is embossed with the House signature, flanked by two gold-tone studs.
Detailed Features
11.0 x 7.5 x 0.4 cm
( length x height x width )
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- Black
- Monogram Empreinte embossed supple grained cowhide leather
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- Gold-color hardware
- Large inside card slot
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The reference is either made in France, Spain, Italy or in the US.
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- Ageing: Monogram Empreinte leather will become more supple and beautiful with time. The embossing will evolve as a testimony to it's owner's experiences, giving each bag a personal and unique touch.
Taking proper care of your Louis Vuitton product will allow you to fully appreciate its beauty for many years.
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Linux hardware vendor Entroware has unleashed Hades, their first AMD CPU desktop https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/linux-hardware-vendor-entroware-has-unleashed-hades-their-first-amd-cpu-desktop.13346 #Hardware
@hj @gamingonlinux thats just a fractal design case, no?
@hj @gamingonlinux very nice cases, was very close to buying one when I was last case shopping
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Italian, Steak, Pizza, Wings, and Seafood, for Dine In & Carry Out. A family friendly environment with daily specials and entertainment
Making Happy Campers since 1959. Selling & servicing travel trailers, fifth wheels year round in addition to our parts/accessories store.
Dance is our passion. Founded in 1995, this hometown friendly studio prides itself on having a non-competive atmosphere. Age 3 and up.
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The Anglers Edge Guide Service offers guided wading and driftboat trips on the Salmon River and other tributaries for salmon, steelhead, and brown trout.
Beautiful 9 Hole Course with Restaurant on site. Adams Country Club is a great venue for fundraisers, and memorial tournaments. Open to the public
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Piya Albela 16th August 2018 Written Episode Update: Tantrik plans evil with Naren
Piya Albela 16th August 2018 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
The Episode starts with Surbhi coming to call Pooja and takes her with her. Tantrik manages to take the trunk. Danish gets worried for Naren and thinks both Angraj and Naren are missing. Satish thinks Rachel is looking happy and he can't tell them about Naren being missing. He thinks to shift them to a safe place. Supriya tells everyone that sbe can't be alive now and asks them to call Naren. Rahul says if Bhabhi has kidnapped Angraj then she has to bring him back. Supriya asks Harish to take care of her son and says she don't have any hopes on Pooja. Tantrik brings Naren to Angraj. Angraj says if he is Naren's ghost. Tantrik says he is Naren and that too alive.
Satish asks Kusum to take Rachel to her mother's house. Rachel asks Kusum to take her. Kusum agrees. Satish calls Danish and asks him to reach party office. Pooja prays to God to protect Supriya and says today is Kanhaiya's test and not of his devotee. Angraj is shocked. Tantrik says here you are leaving your soul, but there Naren and Pooja were fooling you. Angraj says now he won't be safe and picks a sword to kill him. Pooja keeps hand on the lamp and asks God not to break her trust. Tantrik stops him and says your Milan is impossible here in Hrishikesh and that's why we have to do something so that the people throws Pooja out from here.
Shailaja tells that we couldn't find Naren till now. Satish comes and says you have already helped us. Shailaja says she don't have any info of naren. Danish tells about the call. Shailaja says she will get it traced and says someone is misguiding us. Pooja says she wants to test her strength of power and says if something happens to Naren then Maa's trust will break. Doctor tells that Supriya needs rest. Surbhi says don't know where Pooja sent him. Supriya says I am suffering to make her my bahu. Rahul says Bhai is not a kid. Dada ji asks them to stop it and asks Supriya to tell. Supriya says if anything happens to me, then take care of my Naren and separate him from Pooja. Neelima says get well soon. Harish says I won't let her stay in the house and will talk to Satish. Pooja thinks of Supriya's words and cries. Dada ji comes to pooja and says Naren can't get good bahu than you. He says whatever might be the problem, my bahu will win.
Arjun is still with Hardik. Hardik says you still have the shirt which I gifted you on your 20th birthday. Arjun says yes. Hardik asks him to go to Vyas family and emotionally blackmail Dada ji to get his rights. He asks him to make Pooja go from there, and says then we will win half battle. Tantrik says time has come to give gift to Naren's sasural. Angraj asks what gift. Tantrik says what could be more better gift than this.
Satish comes to Pooja and thanks Dada ji for his support. Pooja asks Dada ji to take rest for Naren's sake. Dada ji says ok and leaves. Satish tells her that whatever the phone calls came were not from your party office. Pooja is shocked. She says Angraj will not keep quiet if he gets to know about Naren. Danish says I have brought Kiran thinking she is unsafe in tribe. Pooja asks Satish to stay with Kiran and goes with Danish. Surbhi and Rahul are at home. Tantrik calls Rahul and says I am standing out of house. She says Angraj called you both. Pooja hears them.
Precap: Pooja follows Rahul, Surbhi and Tantrik and identifies him. She thinks Naren is with them.
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2007 Dec 09
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Robert & Jesper
2007 Nov 26
Greetings from Sweden Shawn, we wish you the best of luck with your company here on Iceland. you seemed like a nice guy and we're hoping to see you again. here or somewhere else!
Hello My friends, I'm sorry If I weren't able to make contact with you. I had a terrible car accident, but as well upon my return to Canada, my portfolio was stolen with all my information and contact numbers/emails etc.
Please contact me at email@example.com and let me know if you were the individuals who ordered Tshirts from me. I have them here, just nowhere to send'em. Thank you so much for you kind comments I truly apporeciate it. Shawn Silver
2007 Sep 21
Hi, I love the site. Shawn, Im also wondering if you can get back to me on something, I want to become a professional dancer/teacher. I seen you've been in music videos & etc. I was just wondering how I would go about doing that such thing myself. Thanks
Sam Jones
2007 Sep 19
You\'re dancing is magical. i still see your shiny buckles in my mind and my heart.
Kathi Hennesey
2007 Sep 16
Dear Shawn: Thanks for coming back to shop at my store :-) I've enjoyed reading about the iDANCE school and dance ompany in the Irish Dancing and Hornpipe magazines recently. I greatly admire what you've done with your passion for Irish dance and found the articles very inspiring! Best wishes, Kathi Hennesey Irish Dancer. USA
Shannon Mitchell
2007 Aug 30
Shanlee has loves your class all week I wish that I could let her dance the fall!You and your crew are Awesome!
I hope that we will be able to see a show of yours
sometime!Take care.Coralee;Shanlee's mom.
Mr. Pickett
2007 Aug 05
Hey Shawn. This site looks great and hopefully I'm going to try and squeez in a class of yours before I head back to Toronto. Hope all is well buddy! :)
2007 Jul 26
Hey Shawn, I told you I'd sign the guest-book! Love the site... and my new iDance tank too ;) See you again soon I'm sure!
Hi Shawn. Love the site. Love my new iDance shirt! Great work!
David Norris
2007 Jun 06
Hi Shawn,Judy & I just wanted to say again how much we enjoyed last evening. (Blind Date with a Star June 5th)It isnt often that a group of work associates can sit down together with a couple of total strangers and have such a genuine good time.But then again, after the first couple of minutes, there were no strangers in the room!We really did have dinner with A STAR! We had so much fun and you and Coleen made it for us. We do hope to have the opportunity to see you again soon and perhaps enjoy the privilege of seeing you on stage. Thanks again to you and Coleen,
Dave & Judy Norris


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Eco Vapour Clean wipes out graffiti
An innovative new method of wiping out graffiti has been put to the test at a London park.
Robert Edgington and Dave Wheeler, from the nationally acclaimed firm D-Drill, were called in by CVU London Highway Alliance to remove graffiti at Kennington Park with the Eco Vapour Clean machine, as part of wider regeneration project.
An area of the park – close to the Oval Cricket Ground – was being landscaped and block paved and the operatives were required to clean graffiti from a London Underground ventilation shaft that was proving to be an eyesore.
D-Drill, which has expertise in diamond drilling and concrete sawing, has recently imported the EcoVapourClean machine from the USA as part of its work in the cutting and finishing of kerbstones to 45 degrees for the Cycle Super Highway in London.
But the firm has also decided to diversify into the graffiti removal thanks to the technology.
The machine uses semi-precious or recycled materials and creates 92 per cent less airborne dust than a conventional sand blaster – something which was essential due to the brickwork being located near to a busy road.
Also, because of the amount of water used, there is little to no water ingress and run-off as the mist created evaporates quickly. No damage is done to the mortar or brickwork and it is much more environmentally friendly than traditional methods because the natural mixture in the blast material means it can go back into the water table.
The team completed the work in four hours and the technique not only removed the graffiti but also gave the bricks themselves a new lease of life, removing discolouration caused by years of wear and tear.
Robert Edgington, of D-Drill, said: "We were called in at short notice as the vent shaft wasn't due any work but looked out of place with the rest of the park makeover.
"We chose to put our vapour blasting technique to the test rather than using old technology of sand blasting due to the close proximity of the main road and busy bus stop 25 yards away.
"It creates less dust and hardly any water, meaning less of an impact on the surrounding environment. Up to then, we'd been using it to blast kerbstones after they'd been cut to make sure they had the same look and texture as those around them.
"But we knew there was the possibility of diversifying into the removal of graffiti because of the success we have had with the removal of thermo-plastic white lines with damaging asphalt. It worked superbly.
"The vent shaft was blasted and washed down quickly and efficiently, removing the graffiti as well as general discolouration due to the age of the brickwork.
"We were very pleased with the end results and the customer was more than happy with the work as he only expected the graffiti to be removed."
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The Gallup poll is out. Internals will be released tomorrow. As it stands:
Bush – 54% (revised up to 55%)
Kerry – 40% (revised up to 42%)
Nader – 3% (who really cares about this number)
Frankly, I have begun to ignore the Nader number. But, he is on the ballot in some swing states. Not enough to matter, though.
UPDATE: I have put in parenthesis the updated numbers. The AP report I got mine from last night were slightly off.
The full story is here: here.
Of interest. While Harris showed Bush behind by one, it concluded on Monday. Pew showed Bush ahead significantly for the first two days of its poll and then showed Kerry ahead for two days. I suspect they tinkered with the poll because the consistency of Bush behind ahead was questioned — it is, after all, suppose to be a 50-50 nation.
Gallup was the only poll consistently conduced this week and that captured the full impact of Rathergate. Gallup also has been steady as of late without hugely significant fluctuations. All that being said, you should really check out the poll average at Real Clear Politics, which has Bush up just over 5%.


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The life and times of Patches the Airedale Terrier, with comments, from time to time, by or about Angel Poppy and Angel Penny. Come on in and visit with us!
Thursday, April 8, 2010
It's all about ME! By Princess Patches
Hello to all our furry and not-so-furry friends! It's me, Patches! Well, I'm no longer a fuzz butt, fuzz face or fuzz anything! Yesterday, I spent the day with Cindy, my groomer and now I'm the best looking and best smelling Aire-kid around.
Yeah, I know...Mom took my cool dude suit (aka bandanananana) off as soon as I got home because it was too loose and Penny kept pulling on it. Mom was afraid I might get choked or something, so she ditched it! She's such a worry-wart!
I was hoping to have news, today, about the UGA open house, but our mom and Aunt Wendy ended up not going. They are both having back problems and didn't feel like driving all the way to Athens. What a couple of wimps! Anyway, they are hoping to go to Grace's Birthday Pawty in the fall. They have it every year, at UGA, as a fundraiser, even though Grace and her dad have both crossed the bridge. They missed it last fall because our dad was just having too many problems for Mom to be able to leave him alone all day.
Our mom has decided that we are going to have a small memorial service for our dad on Saturday, May 1st at 3 p.m. He didn't want a funeral or any announcements in the paper and Mom honored his wishes, but now, she feels like she needs to do this for US...okay, HER! But, we'll be there too! It will be at our house and she has invited family and a friend or two. They will just spend the day remembering Dad and eating some of his favorite foods. We were hoping there would be a standing rib roast, but Mom says, "No way".
On April 20th, Penny is going to have surgery. Remember the ginormous thingy, on her back, that we thought would 'splode? Well it never did and it just keeps getting bigger. She also has a problem with one of her little doggie nipples. It is swollen and has turned a dark color. Our vet is going to take care of both problems AND clean her teefies. Our mom isn't too thrilled about putting an 11 year old dog under general anesthetic, but the vet assures her it is safe. He used it on a 15 year old dog, last week, and everything was fine! In spite of that, I'm pretty sure Mom's blood pressure will be off the charts, on the 20th! Yeah, she's been having problems with that for about a month. She even ended up at an urgent care place, one day, because it went up to 214/103. Her doctor doubled the medicine and it is better now. Not great...but better!
Well, everydoggie, I need to go have another nap. A day at the groomer's just wears me out!
Patches (and Penny too)
27 comments:
- Gus said...
Patches, please tell Penny (and your mom) that we will be thinking of them on the 20th. We hope all goes well, and Penny has a successful toofie cleaning, etc.
And of course, we will be thinking of all of you on the 1st of May. There are so many beautiful traditions associated with that day, and we hope that someone leaves a basket of flowers at your door in his memory. We think that is a bootiful thing to do, Muzzer says we should do that for her someday, and have music and singing, pasta and lots of laughter. Hope yours is everything your dad would enjoy.
- April 8, 2010 at 8:36 AM
- Jake of Florida said...
Patches, all we cn do is echo what Gussie has said. We'll be thinking about you on April 20th -- and using our wirey zen to keep your mom calm -- and about your family on May 1st. We think a day to celebrate your dad is a good thing -- there will be tears and laughter and he will be with you in spirit.
Wirey love,
Jake and Just Harry
- April 8, 2010 at 10:01 AM
- Fred said...
You look very nice!
We'll be thinking of Penny for her surgery and all of you for your dad's memorial service. That sounds like just the right thing to do to honor him.
- April 8, 2010 at 10:35 AM
- Molly the Airedale said...
You all will be in our thoughts on the first of May and our paws will be crossed for Penny's surgery!
Your hAirecut looks awesome, Patches!
Love ya lots
Maggie and Mitch
- April 8, 2010 at 11:07 AM
- Life With Dogs said...
I think your mom's idea is a very nice one. Not the surgery of course! Don't worry too much about that dental, it's routine enough and I don't think they knock them out too deeply. But we will be praying for low blood pressure...
- April 8, 2010 at 12:02 PM
Firstly, thank you oh-so-very much for coming by and visiting my bloggie. It's very nice to meet you!
Nextly, you look very much beautiful with your new haircut.
Next to lastly, I am Most Sorry about your daddy. That musta been hard. But I think your mom is doing a very nice thing to remember him.
And Lastly, I will be thinking good happy thoughts for Penny that her surgery goes good and that she is all better in no time!
Wiggles & Wags,
PeeS. I don't usually talk this much. Really.
- April 8, 2010 at 1:30 PM
- Remington said...
Hi Remington here! Nice to meet you -- I hope we can be great friends. Sorry to hear about your daddy....and I hope Penny does ok....
- April 8, 2010 at 6:00 PM
- Sherry said...
Whoa, we hope first of all that your Mom can take a few deep breaths and relax. We are thinking strong good thoughts for all of you!
Alanis & Miro
and Sherry
- April 8, 2010 at 6:48 PM
- Dexter said...
Patches! You look lovely, but I understand why mom took your bandanana off if Miss Penny was doing bitey with it.
Gosh, I hope your mom's back gets better. I think the memorial service is a nice idea.
Good luck to Penny with her surgery. Let us know how she does.
- April 8, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- NAK and The Residents of The Khottage said...
Don't woo look furry pawesome!!!
Thanks fur the updates!
Mom says that is a furry khool idea fur your dad - sometimes she wishes more humans would do things like that fur many many reasons -
Merdie used to have a doober thingie on her bakhk - the vet took hers off when she was about ten as well - so Merdie and I will be khrossing paws fur ALL of woo on that day!
Please take good khare of your mom!
- April 8, 2010 at 8:31 PM
- Baby Rocket Dog and Hootie said...
Dear Princess Patches(love it!!), We think you look absolutely fabulous. Wishing the blog had a scratch and sniff so we could smell your dogginess!! Keep us posted on Penny's surgery, okay? It's good you're getting to have a small memorial for your daddy. Closure is necessary for everybody. Our mommy says to tell your mama to take care of herself. HighBP can lead to stroke,kidney failure and other bad stuff. We love you all and want you to stick around.
BabyRocketDog and Hootie
- April 8, 2010 at 8:55 PM
- Lorenza said...
You look great!
We will be thinking of you all on May 1st.
And paws crossed for Penny too! I am sure everything is going to be ok!
Take care
Kisses and hugs
- April 8, 2010 at 9:54 PM
- Wyatt said...
You look very pretty after your day at the dog spa! Stanzie and I are going next week, for our spring hAire-dos.
We send our doggie luv to Penny. Tell your Mom to take care of herself too!
Wet nose and Aire kiss!
- April 8, 2010 at 10:55 PM
- Deetz said...
Patches, you look fantastic! I am a little worried about all the other stuffs going on though...Penny, your mom! My mom worries all the time and even more so now since what happened to Sharkie. I think it is great you are having a memorial service in honor of your papa. I wish I could be there to give you all hugs but you will be in my thoughts and prayers...And Penny, you be brave and strong!!! My mom's blood pressure is rising now, she is so worried about you!
- April 9, 2010 at 11:31 AM
- Linda said...
Hey Patches,
Tell Penny I'm sending her all of my wirey zen for the 20th. I'm almost 10 and was just put under for my toofie cleaning & a cyst removed on my head. I did just fine. In fact Mama asked about putting me under the older I get and they explained how they do it. So we know Penny will do just fine! So tell your Mama not to worry, we don't want her blood pressure going up okay?? You look so pretty Patches with your new haircut. We will be thinking about you guys on May 1st.
Wirey Hugs, Purrz & Licks,
Butchy, Ruby, Sylvester, Scuby & Hootie
- April 9, 2010 at 6:45 PM
- Inky and Molly said...
We wish Penny all the best for her surgery on the 20th. We're sure it will all be fine but we'll have our paws crossed anyway.
Perhaps mum would like to sip on some green tea to calm the nerves (and the blood) down.
What a nice idea to have a wee get-together at home in memory of your dad. We'll be thinking of you!!
- April 9, 2010 at 10:25 PM
- TwoSpecialWires said...
Patches. You look so handsome and so composed. You have a big job ahead of you to help your moma feel relaxed and confident when Penny has her surgeries. Stay close to her and distract her with those amazing expressions. We'll be thinking of you on that day ... and also on May 1. Your dad will be there in spirit, making the day a very special one. We are glad you are having the Memorial Service. Very glad.
Together with you,
Jake and Fergi and Family
- April 10, 2010 at 11:49 AM
- Joe Stains said...
We think the memorial sounds like a great idea. We will be sending lots of healing vibes on the 20th.
- April 10, 2010 at 12:04 PM
- Scruffy, Lacie and Stanley's Place said...
Oh Patches..I do adore the title of this postie..that's my motto!!
Sheesch...the vetties on the 20th...we will be soooooo thinking of Penny that day....
And we will bow our heads for your Dad on May 1st...and will be with you all in spirit.
We want your mom to know we think of her so often and keep her (and her blood pressure!!) in our prayers...
Love to you all!!
Miss Laciegirlie
- April 10, 2010 at 7:22 PM
- Sally Ann and Andy said...
You look great Patches. Mommy would like to come to the memorial. If that is OK with y'all. I know she didn't know your daddy, but she knows your Mommy. Well, let her know. I hope all goes well on the 20th.
Sally Ann
- April 10, 2010 at 10:05 PM
- Kasha said...
Well patches sure does look good! I hope Penny surgery turns out ok. Keep us posted and I hope you get better as well. High blood pressure is something to keep an eye on!
- April 10, 2010 at 11:19 PM
- The Oceanside Animals said...
Looking sharp, Patches. Keep us posted on Penny!
- April 11, 2010 at 6:55 PM
- Kess And Her Mama said...
Patches, you look spiffy after the grooming session. Hope Penny' procedure goes well! Take care.
- April 11, 2010 at 10:05 PM
- animal lover, quilt lover said...
HI Penny and Patches,
I hope things are getting a little better for you guys!!! How is Penny??
You have have a boat load of trouble lately and I want you to know I am thinking of you all.
XXOO, Fern
- April 14, 2010 at 2:53 PM
- Huskee and Hershey said...
Please let your mom and Penny know that our thoughts will be with them on the 20th... everything will turn out just fine, we know it!!
Love your new hAire-cut... You look gorgeous!
- April 16, 2010 at 5:03 AM
- Noah the Airedale said...
Gosh Penny, we hope all goes well for you. We will keep our paws crossed that the operation is a big success.
The memorial for your dad sounds just great. We wish we could be there for you and your mum but we'll be there in spirit.
Noah Willow Tess Lucy
- April 16, 2010 at 10:03 PM
- Molly the Airedale said...
We're thinking of you, Penny, and our paws are crossed that your surgery is a breeze for you tomorrow! Keep us updated, okay?
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch
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I can't believe you're fasting again…
Yeah, those are kind of the same thoughts I had. By the way, this is my third fast this year. I'm proud because one of my resolutions was to fast more. I'm on day 4 of my current 45 day no meat, no alcohol fast. I'll try to blog what I eat a little more this time around. Again, fasting is about clarity and discipline above all things for me. I do so to strengthen my relationship with God and so that he can give me clarity to see through my situations. I decided to enter this fast as a way to get ready for Positively Infected.
I've been eating a lot of steamable veggies, salads, and pickles. Yes, pickles. I have a big jar of pickles in my fridge and I love it when they're really cold. I would have said how I like to suck on them but something about that seemed really graphic and obscene. Lol. I've also taken a liking to Welch's Fruit Snacks and Crystal Light Peach Mango Green Tea. Can you say Yummy?
Rehearsals for Positively Infected have been going very well. The cast has been committed and for that I'm very grateful. I must say, we've had some bumps in the road. Namely having to let people go from the cast but that's all a part of the biz. I believe this project is so Blessed and I hae no doubt in my mind that God is simply weeding out people who are not aligned for the right reason or intentions.
I've been speaking with people and continuing to schedule the show at various locations. I've also been Blessed to have people coming from under bushes to help. Hey, you know the saying, "There's a ram in the bush"… Well my bushes have been busing rambling these days. I've been focusing on using my vision to see beyond my sight and that is helping me so much. There is so much going on and so much that I want to do but I'm trying to take it day by day. I don't have time to focus on negative energy or people.
On another note, I started back to school last week and it's going along smoothly.
Rehearsals for The Nalo Movement, Love Is, Love Ain't have been coming along. I must say that all of the performers and sisters are really super awesome and great. I don't think i'm as worried about the show as some of them are but that's because I have faith that we are going to rock the house. Certain elements just mix well. The Nalo Movement has all of the right elements. Get tickets for the show here http://loveisloveaint.eventbrite.com/.
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Climate Assembly UK brings together people from all walks of life to discuss how the UK can reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. At the assembly, participants learn about climate change and how the UK can address it, take time to discuss this with one another, and then make recommendations about what should happen.
In June 2019, six Select Committees of the House of Commons called a citizens' assembly to understand public preferences on how the UK should tackle climate change because of the impact these decisions will have on people's lives. A Select Committee is a group of MPs from different political parties – they examine policy issues, hold the Government to account and make proposals for new laws.
The six Select Committees involved are Business Energy and Industrial Strategy; Environmental Audit; Housing, Communities and Local Government, Science and Technology; Transport; and Treasury.
The citizens' assembly was launched before the dissolution of Parliament for the general election, to ensure that the assembly's report will be available to the new Parliament as it begins its work.
'Climate Assembly UK: the path to net zero' will consider how the UK can meet the Government's legally binding target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. This means that by 2050 the UK will have to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases it produces to a much lower level than today. It will also have to balance any remaining emissions by absorbing the same amount from the atmosphere. The actions required to do this will change the way we heat our homes, what we buy, how we travel, and many other aspects of our lives, as all of these result in emissions in some way. What exactly these impacts are will depend on what the UK does to meet its target, and how it does it.
Climate Assembly UK participants will discuss these questions. They will be selected from different walks of life, shades of opinion, and from throughout the UK to form a representative sample of the UK's population.
The outcomes of their discussions, which will be held in central Birmingham from January to March 2020, will be presented to the six select committees. The committees will use them as a basis for detailed work on implementing the assembly's recommendations, which will also be debated in the House of Commons. This provides an unprecedented opportunity for the public to contribute to climate change debate, and to influence action taken by Government and Parliament.
The House of Commons has contracted three organisations to run Climate Assembly UK on its behalf – The Involve Foundation ('Involve'), Sortition Foundation, and mySociety. Read more about who is involved in running Climate Assembly UK here.


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A few days ago I got a message from a very distant relative by marriage.
It seems that this man's great uncle was married to Henrietta Balsillie, the half-sister of my 2x great grandmother, Isabella Wallace.
Isabella and Henrietta were both children of Jane Morrison.
Jane Morrison has, to date, been a shadowy figure in my family tree. I know she married my 3x great grandfather Donald Wallace in 1861, had five children and was widowed in 1872. She married John Balsillie in 1873 and went on to have another five children – Henrietta being the youngest.
My correspondent asked me about the photo above which I've written about here – speculating about the identity of an old lady in the picture. Jane Morrison was one of the possible candidates. My conclusion was that the old lady in my photo WASN'T Jane, but only on the basis of the plausibility of one family story over another. I didn't have any real evidence.
So, feeling rather pleased with myself recently for finding a research technique that seems to work for me and produce good results (see recent posts about the Ramsay family), I decided to don metaphorical Inverness cape and Deerstalker hat and throw myself, Sherlock-like, into the life of Jane Morrison.
One of the best lessons I've learned recently is to start at the end – with the most recent information available. For Scottish records (and all my ancestors are Scots), this means birth records that are at least 100 years old, marriage records 75+ years old, and death records that are 50+ years old.
What I already know
Jane Morrison married in 1861 and gave her age on the record as 22. That means her death record should be available (assuming she died in Scotland). However, despite trying various spellings of Balsillie; wildcard searches, and using her maiden and first married names to search on, I haven't been able to find a death record for Jane Morrison / Wallace / Balsillie.
This could mean she died outside of Scotland, changed her surname (perhaps a third marriage), or that the person indexing the records transcribed her name in such a way that the Scotland's People algorithm doesn't recognise it as being a possible match for Balsillie.
Census records
So I tried census records. There is no record of an appropriately aged Jane Morrison / Wallace / Balsillie in the 1911 census of Scotland – but in the 1901 census I found Jane living at 2 Lawrence Street, Dundee. She was a widow, aged 57 and the head of her household which included four adult daughters:
Bessie aged 26, a jute weaver
Bella, 25, (actual name Helen, not my 2x great grandmother Isabella) occupation confectioner "on own account", which I presume means self-employed or a business owner
Mary, 20, a jute weaver
Henrietta, 18, also a confectioner on own account
Also in the household were two boarders, Peter Young, 22, a telegrapher; and Andrew Balsillie, 22, a railway worker.
Going back 10 years to the 1891 census, I found Jane's second husband, John Balsillie, still alive and head of the household at 5 Stewart Street, Dundee. The family consisted of:
John Balsillie, 66, a grain weigher and contractor
Jane Balsillie, 47
Christina Wallace, step-daughter (Jane's youngest child by Donald Wallace), 16, a jute warper
Betsy Balsillie, 16, jute weaver
Helen Balsillie, 15, jute weaver
Mary Balsillie, 13, scholar
John Balsillie, 11, scholar
Henrietta Balsillie, 8, scholar
The 1881 census shows the household living at 5 Pitfour Street, Dundee. It consisted of:
John Balsillie, aged 53, shore labourer
Jane Balsillie, 37
Ann Wallace, 18, sheeting weaver
Maggie Wallace, 16, cop winder
Isabella Wallace, 14, sheeting weaver
Christina Wallace, 9, scholar
Betsy Balsillie, 6
Helen Balsillie, 5
Mary Balsillie, 3
John Balsillie, 1 month
1871 census
In 1871 Jane Morrison was living with her first husband, Donald Wallace at Woodside, St. Madoes, a village in Perthshire. The couple had four children, Ann, aged 8; Margaret, 6; Isabella, 4; and James, 2. A fifth; Christina was born on December 23 1871.
Widowed with five children
Donald Wallace died on January 23 1872, aged 40. He was a farm servant, and his death record gives the place of death as Castle Huntly, Longforgan – about 10 miles from St. Maddoes. Castle Huntly is now a prison, but in the nineteenth century, the area was part of an estate owned by the Patterson family. It is likely that the Wallace family would have been living in a cottage tied to Donald's job, and if so, his death left Jane and her five children – including one month old Christina – not only without a husband, father and breadwinner, but also without a home.
I know that Jane Morrison married John Balsillie on 21 March, 1873 in Dundee – fourteen months after the death of her first husband. John was 49 and a widower. Suspecting that Jane would have become homeless (and almost certainly penniless) after Donald's death, I wasn't surprised she remarried so quickly. What I did wonder was why she had moved her family to Dundee.
Work? And perhaps a place to stay
In the nineteenth century, Dundee was one of the most important industrial centres in Scotland. The textile industry was central to the city, with both linen and jute weaving.
It seemed possible that Jane moved there after her husband's death in order to look for work (for herself and her older daughters) in the jute mills. Checking the census records, I also found that Jane had been born in Dundee, so even more likely, she was returning to a place where she may have had family members who could help support her, if not financially, at least emotionally.
Jane's early life
Jane's marriage records gave her parents' names as Peter Morrison and Betsy Philips. Peter's occupation was shown as 'weaver', and both parents were deceased at the time of her first marriage in 1861. Whether she had siblings, and other family members in Dundee, I didn't know.
I searched Scotland's People for a birth record for Jane Morrison. When she married Donald Wallace, her age was given as 22 which would have meant she was born around 1839-40. The ages she gave on later census returns would have put her birth around 1844, so I searched the records for the years 1835-1845. I also searched the whole county of which Dundee is part, and allowed for quite broad variation in her surname (even searching on her mother's maiden name) – but with no success, so I broadened the search to include all of Scotland. Strange as it may seem, I have yet to find a birth record for a child born in the right time period to Peter Morrison and Betsy/Elizabeth Philips/Morrison – let alone one called Jane.
Returning to census records, I found that in 1861 Jane was living as a domestic servant for the Lion family in Moneydie, Perthshire. Her place of birth is (as on other census returns) shown as Dundee. Donald Wallace is also listed on the same census record as a ploughman at the Lion farm. Jane's age was given then as 20; Donald's as 28. Moneydie is a village in Perthshire; about 30 miles from Dundee, and also about 30 miles from Donald's birthplace of Kirkmichael, Perth.
I've tried to find Jane in the 1951 census, but this is proving difficult because I don't know where she might have been living. If she was around 20 in 1861, it is reasonable to assume she was a child in 1851 and living with family. However, I have found no records for a family comprising Peter Morrison, Betsy Philips and Jane Morrison – or even one of the parents and Jane.
It is of course possible that Jane's parents died before 1851 and she was living elsewhere, but with the information I currently have, there is no way to really know that.
I could search death records for people called Peter Morrison and Betsy Philips/Morrison, but according to Scotland's People, there are 19 OPR (Old Parish Register) death records for men called Peter Morrison (exact spelling) between 1835 (my earliest guesstimate of Jane's birth) and 1854 (when statutory records were introduced); plus a further 34 Peter Morrisons in the statutory records for 1855-1861 (when Jane married).
On the other hand, for the same period, there are no OPR (Old Parish Register) death records for women called Betsy Philips, but five for women called Elizabeth Philips, 43 for Elizabeth or Betsy Morrison and 106 statutory records for Elizabeths and Betsys Morrisons or Philips.
And that's without allowing for any misspelling or variation on the names.
With so many possible matches, I'd need to spend a fortune on Scotland's People credits even trying to identify my ancestors.
So I am left knowing only a little more about Jane Morrison than I did at the beginning. My next step is to follow the trail of her children to see if this can shed any light or provide clues.
A postscript
One of the first things I noticed looking at the 1871 and 1881 census records was that James Wallace, age 2 in 1871 did not appear on the 1881 census alongside his sisters.
James Wallace died in Dundee on 5 February 1873 – barely a year after his father's death. He was aged 4 years one month. The cause of death was croup – a respiratory infection.
Another postscript, of sorts
I began this post by describing Jane Morrison as a shadowy figure, and I end it feeling much the same. I don't know when or where she was born, or when and where she died. I do know that she was orphaned before she married – possibly when she was still a child. She buried a husband and son within 13 months, during which time she also probably became homeless and moved with her children to Dundee. She married an older man, bore another five children and was widowed for a second time in her 50s.
To us, living in the early 21st century, remarrying so soon after a spouse's death may seem somewhat heartless, but for Jane Morrison, there may have been few other choices. I wonder then if her second marriage was a happy one? Was John Balsillie a good step-father to her children? Did the couple care for, and perhaps love one another?
I can never know these things.
I do however know that my 2x great grandmother Isabella Wallace – who was seven when her mother married John Balsillie – gave two of her daughters Balsillie as a middle name. Whether that was a mark of some respect for her step-father I don't know, but I'd like to think so.


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Muscle Anatomy of the Extensor Digitorum Longus
Origin: Lateral condyle of the tibia, the proximal two-thirds of the medial surface of the fibula, the adjacent anterior surface of the interosseous membrane, the anterior intermuscular septum, and the septum between it and tibialis anterior
Insertion: Divides into four slips and inserts at the base of each of the lateral four proximal phalanges. Each tendon then divides into three slips: an intermediate slip which attaches to the base of the middle phalanx, and two collateral slips which attach to the base of the distal phalanx
Actions: Extension of the four lateral toes
Innervation: Deep Peroneal nerve (L5 – S1 )
Blood Supply: Branches from the anterior tibial artery
Muscle Anatomy: Extensor Digitorum Longus Actions
Primary Actions of the Extensor Digitorum Longus
1. Extension of the four lateral toes at the proximal interphalangeal joints
- Extensor Digitorum Brevis
- Flexor Digitorum Longus
- Flexor Digitorum Brevis
2. Extension of the four lateral toes at the metatarsophalangeal joints
- Extensor Digitorum Brevis
- Flexor Digitorum Longus
- Flexor Digitorum Brevis
- Flexor Digiti Minimi
3. Flexion of the four lateral toes at the distal interphalangeal joints
- None
- Flexor Digitorum Longus
Secondary Actions of the Extensor Digitorum Longus:
1. Assists with dorsiflexion of the foot at the ankle
- Tibialis Anterior
- Gastrocnemius
- Soleus
Information about cause and effect of Extensor Digitorum Longus pain:
Extensor Digitorum Longus Top of the Foot Pain
Recommended Anatomy Books:
Anatomy Coloring Book
The Anatomy Coloring Book is one of the best study and reference books for beginning anatomy students. The diagrams are clearly labeled and allow you to see the relationship and placement of the various structures of the body. You will also be surprised how the act of coloring will help with recall. But this is not just a beginners book, it is also great for practitioners and therapists to have on hand to use with clients and patients to use as a visual reference.
Human Muscle Anatomy
The Trail Guide To The Body is another excellent book to help you learn the musculature of the human body. Though the book is geared toward massage therapists and physical therapist assistants, the book with its illustrations and text helps anyone gain a thorough understanding of the human musculoskeletal system and movement. I highly recommend this book for anyone studying anatomy and believe that MTs, PTAs, and teachers of body movements should have this book in their possession. I also highly recommend this book for the lay person who wants to gain understanding of the muscle, skeletal system and how our bodies move. This book will not disappoint!
Basic Clinical Massage Therapy
Out of the scores of books in my office Basic Clinical Massage Therapy is by far the most referenced book in my library. The musculoskeletal system is overlaid on human models allowing you to learn the precise location, origin and insertions of each muscle. The models are pictured in various poses throughout the book which also helps you visualize muscles in motion and their actions relationship with the skeletal structure and other muscles. Though it is written for massage therapists, it is an excellent book for anyone who wants to learn about the muscular system. MT's will benefit from recommended treatments for each muscle.
Muscle Anatomy Flashcards
Musculoskeletal Anatomy Flashcards Are you a student or professional therapist who needs to brush up on the musculoskeletal system? Dr. Joseph E. Muscolino DC has developed a comprehensive set of flashcards that will help develop a mind's picture of exactly where the muscles lie under the skin. A highly recommended study aid for students. Great for non students who want an easy comprehensive anatomy guide.


text: I thought I'd document my sod project a bit because it was a very quick and satisfying project. Here are the basics about installing sod. 1. Cost A roll of sod ranges between $3 – $4 in my part of the country (Bozeman, Montana). This is for a 2 ft by 5 ft roll (10 […]Continue reading


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Born Nov. 16 at North Colorado Medical Center to:
Robert and Adrienna Roedel of Greeley, a son, Jason Merle Francisco Roedel. Grandparents are Linda Valles and Jessusie Moreno, both of Greeley.
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Noe Vargas and Maribel Loera of Greeley, a daughter, Emiliano e Isabella Vargas Loera. Grandparents are Adrian Vargas and Ramona Reyes, both of Greeley, and Leocadio Loera and Maria Ramos, both of Mexico.
Born Nov. 28 at North Colorado Medical Center to:
Yadi S. Secunidino and Oscar Pinedo of Greeley, a son, Ismael Oscar Pinedo. Grandparents are Maria Elena Perez Millan, Eleazar Secundino, Maria Dolores Pinedo and Ismael Pinedo.
Jesus Gonzalez and Marimar Murillo of Greeley, a daughter, Yaretzi Jayy Gonzalez. Grandparents are Maria Gonzalez and Rosenda Riuas, both of Greeley, and Fermin Murillo of Mexico.
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The following is an extract from a letter which Napoleon Bonaparte addressed to his Royal Highness, the Prince Regent.
Rochefort, 13th July:
"Exposed to the factions which divide my country, and to the enmity of the great powers of Europe, I have terminated my political career, and I come, like Themosticles, to throw myself upon the hospitality of the British people. I claim from your Royal Highness the protection of the laws, and throw myself upon the most powerful, the most constant, and the most generous of my enemies."
It is understood that Napoleon still has some expectation of being allowed to settle in England, enjoying the same restricted freedom that was granted to his brother, Lucien. Rumours suggest, however, that the government has already decided upon a much more isolated place for his exile.


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THE heat is on passengers who break the law by lighting up on Coventry's buses.
Plain clothes inspectors are travelling on key routes across the city to slap offenders with a hefty fine.
The £30 penalty rises to £50 if paid after 15 days and £200 if found guilty in court.
Smoking in enclosed public places was banned in 2007 but transport officials say a small minority of people ignore the rules.
A poster campaign reminding people of their responsibilities has now been launched.
Bernard Delaney, director of National Express Coventry, said: "Smoking on buses is not only illegal, but unpleasant for other passengers."
Coun Hazel Noonan, cabinet member for city services, said: "We must do all we can to stop this trend."


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Founded in 2000 by Riccardo R. Trigona, Trion Pictures hit the ground running with popular original animation movies like Moose, Blanche and I tesori del mare. The Italian company, based in Milan, has gone on to produce an incredible number of recognizable shows distributed all over the world.
Riccardo Trigona was:
– member of the direction council of FRT-Radio-Television Federation,
– member of the direction council of the Digital Radio Consortium,
– member of the director's board of Asifa Italia,
– president of the cartoon council of Cartoon Lombardia,
– president of the council of Animation Italia.


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Sarah Cavanagh The world is your oyster! Well maybe not your oyster in Eastern Ontario but quite possibly your leek, your berry, your apple or your fiddlehead. We are blessed in our region to have a plentiful bounty of wild edibles right outside our door. If you have ever considered trying your hand at the […]Read more
We are too complicated for simple labels. I think we should just stop trying to put people in categories and subcategories before we get so divided, we forget which way is up. People want to cram your whole identity into a single term, "Liberal" or "Tree Hugger" "Feminist" "Transgender" "Social Anxiety Disorder" "White Supremacist" "Karen". […]More Special Features >>
When this column appeared in November, 2018, the subject was the deadly pandemic which began in 1918, commonly known as the Spanish Flu. My closing remark was: "Stay healthy, my friends", little knowing that another global pandemic would rear its ugly head so soon in far-off Asia, and spread like wildfire around the world. On […]More Special Features >>
On May 8, known as VE-Day (Victory in Europe), we again remembered the fallen, the wounded, and all those who fought in World War II. The negotiations leading up to the surrender of Germany to the Allies on May 8, 1945, were led by Canadian Lieutenant-General Charles Foulkes, who would be a visitor to Perth […]More Special Features >>
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It's time to go al-fresco! Outdoor dining is one of the best things about the summer season. BBQs, picnics, dinner parties…it's a really sociable time of year! There are loads of stylish dining accessories on the market at the moment – not only can you have fun eating outside, but look great doing it too. […]Read more
Outdoor Toy Ultimate Guide – Great Outdoors Week
The school summer holidays are almost upon us, and we all know there's no better way to tire the kids out then to get them playing outside! There are heaps of savings to be had on outdoor toys at the moment. Take a look at our five top buys: 1. Little Tikes My First Slide – […]Read more
Garden Furniture Guide – Great Outdoors Week
Nothing spruces up your garden like adding new garden furniture! Whether it's a new patio set, love seat or pizza oven, the transformative powers of new garden furniture are seriously special – they can take a drab garden to a fab one in no time at all! Here are our top 5 garden furniture picks: 1. […]Read more
Garden Inspiration Get The Look – Great Outdoors Week
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EMILY BOURKE: The legendary Queensland corruption fighter Tony Fitzgerald has delivered a withering assessment of the incoming Liberal National Government, saying its ambitions exceed its talents.
The prominent QC changed the course of Queensland politics with the revelations that came from the Fitzgerald Inquiry in the 1980s.
He's been highly critical of the Labor Government in the past but now he's turned his sights on the LNP, particularly over its appointment of people with links to the LNP to senior positions.
Matt Wordsworth reports.
MATT WORDSWORTH: It's been 20 years since Tony Fitzgerald handed down his report from the eponymous inquiry that unearthed a level of police and political corruption that shocked a nation.
To coincide with the anniversary, Griffith University has launched a lecture in his honour and the former Supreme Court justice was back passing judgement on another administration.
TONY FITZGERALD: I wasn't going to speak but the temptation was too great. (Laughter) As you know Queensland recently overwhelmingly rejected another failed government and elected a new group of politicians with ambitions which, if history is a guide, might exceed their talents and experience.
MATT WORDSWORTH: He says the magnitude of the LNP win increases the risk of maladministration and says it's not necessarily an endorsement of Mr Newman or the party.
TONY FITZGERALD: One of the deceptions politicians use to distort the Westminster system is the theory of the so-called mandate. A person compelled to choose between two unsatisfactory options, who rejects one, does not necessarily endorse the other. A condemned person required to choose between hanging and a firing squad does not by preferring one method support his execution by the other.
MATT WORDSWORTH: Mr Fitzgerald then took aim at the entire Westminster system saying it allows politicians, once elected, to pursue their own self-interest.
TONY FITZGERALD: However self interest makes it unlikely that political parties and politicians who benefit from the current system will initiate real change. Their likely mindset is that it's their turn.
MATT WORDSWORTH: He then backed that up with a veiled reference to the appointments made by Campbell Newman already.
This week the Premier has hand-picked former Liberal MP Michael Caltabiano to become director general of the Department of Transport and Main Roads and former federal treasurer Peter Costello to look over the state's finances.
TONY FITZGERALD: And the jobs for the boy's gravy train has already started. That's a shame.
MATT WORDSWORTH: The make-up of the Newman administration is close to being finalised with another key appointment announced this morning.
Fiona Simpson is set to become Queensland's first female Speaker of Parliament.
The Sunshine Coast-based MP says it wasn't a position she was seeking.
FIONA SIMPSON: No and I had been expecting to go into the ministry but to be offered this opportunity is actually fantastic and the Parliament as we know has always been an important institution but I think it is very important that we establish that the Parliament, as it stands, regardless of the numbers of the floor, is independent of the executive. It has a role in Queensland that is vital for ensuring that people have confidence in government and confidence in the systems.
MATT WORDSWORTH: The Premier says the campaign was marred by personal attacks and wants Parliament to be more dignified.
Ms Simpson says despite a whopping majority she also wants it to be fair.
FIONA SIMPSON: This comes down to what I was saying about the importance of ensuring that the house is independent of the executive, we ensure that all Members of Parliament, regardless of whether they are with one side of the political ledger or the other, abides by those rules. It has to be fair. People want it to be fair and that is what I will be tasked in ensuring that that occurs.
MATT WORDSWORTH: The rest of Campbell Newman's Cabinet will be announced shortly but it's believed it will hold disappointment for some shadow ministers who are expected to fail to make the transition to ministerial leather.
EMILY BOURKE: Matt Wordsworth reporting.
The full story...
Corruption fighter blasts Queensland's LNP Government
Matt Wordsworth reported this story on Friday, March 30, 2012 12:14:00
EMILY BOURKE: The legendary Queensland corruption fighter Tony Fitzgerald has delivered a withering assessment of the incoming Liberal National Government, saying its ambitions exceed its talents.