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Christmas markets and shopping ideas
Feeling festive? Take a trip and see some of the most exciting Christmas markets in the country.
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Head to London for magical Christmas spirit – sparkling lights, skating and fairgrounds will make the most Scrooge-like feel festive.
Southbank Centre Christmas Market: 8 November 2019 to 5 January 2020
Shop for last-minute gifts at the wooden chalets at the Southbank Centre Christmas Market on the southern banks of the Thames. Here you can also fill your belly with food from the many street stalls and enjoy a festive show.
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland: 21 November 2019 to 5 January 2020
The Hyde Park Winter Wonderland is another Christmas classic in central London. See the park transformed into a captivating landscape of lights and rides. Ride the giant observation wheel. Or lace up your skates for a whizz round the UK's largest open-air ice rink.
Skate at Somerset House: 13 November 2019 to 12 January 2020
You can also ice skate at historic Somerset House. The rink is set up in the picture-postcard courtyard. As well as the traditional festive session, there are club and gig-themed late-night skates.
Get into the festive spirit and experience a Christmas like no other, where medieval charm, festive colour and the sounds of heart-warming carols signal the beginning of the most wonderful time of the year. With so much cheer and joy, it's easy to see why York was voted Britain's most festive city.
York Christmas Festival and St Nicholas Fair: 14 November to 22 December 2019
The centre of York is taken over by classic Christmas market wooden chalets selling food and gifts. Browse the stalls for presents as the smell of roasting chestnuts and bratwurst hangs in the air. Finish off with a mulled beverage by the fire pit inside THOR'sTipiBar for the perfect festive day out.
Shambles Market: All year
Treat yourself to a hot chocolate from a stall inside the ever-growing Shambles market and wander down the medieval Shambles – a narrow street of leaning timber-framed buildings. The street, which was once a meat market, is now filled with independent shops including one of our favourite chocolatiers.
Head to Lincoln for the UK's most popular Christmas market; cobbled streets, Victorian lanterns, a medieval castle, magnificent cathedral, Christmas market and friendly festive welcome – if you want to get into the Christmas spirit, look no further.
Light Switch On: November 22 2019
Festivities in Lincoln will begin on November 22 2019 with their light switch on. Entertainment will kick off your evening at both St Mark's Shopping Centre and Lincoln High Street at 16:45. There will be live music and cast members from two of Lincoln's pantomimes.
Finally, lights will be switched on at three locations across the city:
- 18:30 - St Mark's Shopping Centre
- 19:10 - Lincoln High Street
- 19:30 - Waterside Shopping Centre
Lincoln Christmas Market: December 3 to December 6 2020
Set in Lincoln's Cathedral Quarter, this four-day Christmas market really brings the festive spirit. Over 280 Wooden market stalls line the streets around the Cathedral, twinkling lights lead you through Castle Square to Victorian dressed traders selling freshly roasted Chestnuts and mulled wine.
You can also enjoy a winter wonderland in the heart of the city serving real ale, hot chocolate and mulled wine in front of a roaring fire, cosy furs and twinkling lights at THOR's Tipi Bar on The Cornhill from 8 November to 31 December 2019.
Lincoln Castle Christmas Emporium: 14 to 22 December 2019
Enjoy eight evenings of pure Christmas delight with arts, crafts and delicious food and drink at the Lincoln Castle Christmas Emporium. A spectacular evening Light Show and soundtrack will fill your night with Christmas magic.
Billgate and Cornhill Quarter
If you want truly unique gifts, browse the boutique shops in Lincoln's Bailgate, down Steep Hill and onto the Strait. Or enjoy the newly refurbished Cornhill Quarter just outside the train station.
Head to Leeds for an amazing shopping experience – the shopping capital of the north where you'll be able to get everything on your shopping list from the boutique quarters and retail high-street heaven.
Victoria Gate and Victoria Quarter: All year
Here you'll find a swanky new John Lewis – the biggest outside London – at the new Victoria Gate shopping centre. Victoria Gate and Victoria Quarter put a modern twist on the Victorian arcades Leeds is famous for and add to the Leeds shopping experience.
Christkindlmarkt, Millennium Square: 8 November to 21 December 2019
For authentic German food and drink visit the festive village and enjoy the Christmassy atmosphere, twinkly lights and family-friendly carousel rides. Explore over 40 traditionally decorated wooden stalls and discover unique gifts for that special someone.
Head to Edinburgh for a spectacular, six-week season of festive entertainment in the heart of the city.
Edinburgh Christmas Market: 16 November 2019 to 4 January 2020
Wander around the Edinburgh Christmas markets for foodie treats and thoughtful gifts. The market takes over East Princes Street Garden with its stalls selling some of the finest grub and gifts from local producers, as well as items from all over the world.
Santa Land in Princes Street Gardens: 16 November 2019 to 4 January 2020
Big wheels, carousels and ice skating await at Santa Land in Princes Street Gardens, the perfect reward for little people who waited patiently while you've shopped.
Hogmanay: 30 December 2019 to 1 January 2020
Stick around for Hogmanay for some world-class New Year celebrations – think street parties and fireworks exploding over Edinburgh Castle.
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Head to Newcastle for festive feels with a cosy wander around Christmas markets, independent shops and enjoy wintery fun skating at Life.
Newcastle International Christmas Market: 16 November to 16 December 2019
You'll find gourmet ingredients and a very real taste of Europe at the Newcastle International Christmas Market. With currywurst from Germany, waffles from Holland, paella from Spain and crepes from France, as well as artisans from closer to home selling gifts and more tasty treats to take home. Get a taste of the world and warm up your belly in Newcastle this Christmas.
Skating at Life Science Centre: 9 November 2019 to 23 February 2020
From November through to February you can enjoy skating with friends and family at Life, right next to Newcastle Train Station. The ice rink is open every day except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. There's no need to book if you're visiting with fewer than 10 people, just turn up and pay on the day.
Shopping at Grainger Town
For one-off shops and designer boutiques check out Grainger Town – a historic part of the city centre. Find the best in high-end menswear at End clothing or browse Fender Stratocasters at JG Windows.
Biscuit Factory
Arty gifts can be found at gallery-meets-shop the Biscuit Factory. It holds festive weekends through to mid-December with gift ideas from over 200 artists and makers.


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Cisfinitum is a post-industrial noise project from Moscow, Russia. It was started in the late 1990s by composer and musician Eugene Voronovsky and has drawn significant attention as one of the most uncommon and distinctive on the national experimental scene.[citation needed] Cisfinitum has an emotional sound lying within the boundaries of drone ambient and noise.
Cisfinitum's leader, Eugene Voronovsky, graduated from the Moscow State Conservatory as a professional violinist. In his music, he uses classical instruments such as the violin, the piano and percussion along with sounds considered "non-musical", such as a coffee grinder or dying man's breath, processed with analog and digital technologies. Cisfinitum can be called the industrial-ambient reading of academic music.
"Cisfinitum is the sound of eternity. I've always wanted to create the music of Russian cosmos, music capable of expressing information about Russia that is impossible to reveal by means of words. They call this 'drone' overseas, but I prefer to define it 'metaphysical ambient'", claims Eugene.[citation needed] Their releases have been issued on various labels, such as Entity, Insofar Vapour Bulk, Waystyx, Ewers Tonkunst, Mechanoise Labs and Monochrome Vision. They have performed live at festivals and other venues.
- Untitled (1999)
- Landschaft (2000)
- Bezdna (2005)
- Malgyl (2005)
- Music Of Light(2005)
- Coniunctio (2006)
- Devotio(2006)
- Tactio (2008)
- Nevmenosis(2008)
- Mental Travellers (with Rapoon, 2006)
- Ornaments ( with M.Ruiz / A.Borisov, 2007)
- Tactio (2007)
- [ANS]werk (with The [Law-Rah] Collective, 2011)
- Alchemicals (with First Human Ferro, 2012)
- The Bog (2013)
- Industriewerke 2002-2012 (2013)
- Metaprogramming (2013)
- Mayakovskiy (with Vladimir Epiphantzev, 2013)
- O Vs 0 (2014)
- Live Earth (with Inna Echoes, 2015)
- Dissolutio (2015)
- Dolmen (2016)
- Memento (2018) (with Alexander Kibanov, Alexei Borisov, Alexei Bortnichuk, Hutopia)
- Monochrome (2018)
External links[edit]
- Cisfinitum discography at Discogs

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Elijah Dosda
Last Thursday, the MSMS Blue Waves tennis team traveled to Bruce, Mississippi, to face the Bruce High School Trojans in district matches. Overall, the Blue Waves won 7-0, with each doubles team winning both sets.
Team Score: 7-0
Doubles Matches:
Joshua Seid and Boatner Calhoun (6-0, 6-0)
Victoria Meyers and Advaith Sunil (6-1, 6-1)
Jude Letenoff and Om Chimma (6-2, 6-2)
Kaliah Ware and Samantha Anderson (6-2, 6-0)
Erin Davis and Taylor Willis (6-1, 6-3)
Singles Matches:
Catherine Li (Won By Forfeit)
Ezra McWilliams (Won By Forfeit)
Conditions for the matches were favorable, 65 degrees and sunny, the only detractor being the moderately high wind speeds that came in unpredictable gusts. King of the Court, and other drills helped the team prepare for the matches during warm-ups. At about 4:45, matches officially began. All doubles teams competed first, with the exception junior Taylor Willis and senior Erin Davis.
Within the next hour, senior Joshua Seid and junior Boatner Calhoun won the first game. The doubles team was able to get the majority of their serves over to the opposing team with no contest in return.
"Our match against Bruce went way better than we expected when me and Boat came out 6-0, 6-0. There was one point though where I underestimated our opponent and he hit an alley shot," Seid began, following it up with an amusing detail.
"Out of pure instinct as I tried to save it. I just went 'belulululu' and when I realized it was too late, the Fortnite knockdown noise occurred, 'beeboop-beeboop,'" Seid finished.
Soon following them back to the team bench was senior Victoria Meyers and senior Advaith Sunil, bringing home the win, but also giving some off the wall quotes.
Meyers laughed at a joke Sunil made, saying, "Advaith was definitely the most entertaining tennis partner I've ever had."
Now it was time for senior Erin Davis and junior Taylor Willis to begin warm-ups in the vacated court, while seniors Kaliah Ware and Samantha Anderson finished their match with a win under their belts.
Much like everyone before them, they first didn't have much to say at all. Kaliah just nodded, acknowledging that they had just given a beat-down.
"It was delightful," Anderson said. "Despite the wind trying to drag us down, 'Nobody Can Drag Me Down.' We did what we did and we are who we are." She sang that middle part.
The team turned its attention to watching the last two matches on the court, the last set with Chimma and Letenoff, and the start of the game with Willis and Davis.
Jude Letenoff and Om Chimma's opponents were slightly more of a challenge, but the matches were still ones they thought they could've won with a better score.
"We could've got 6-0, 6-0" Chimma said, sounding disappointed.
The last match of the day came with some challenges, with the opposing team calling several of the close shots on the court to be "out." Both Davis and Willis fought through the match to win against their built up frustrations. They finally walked off the courts with a win, and MSMS now had won all the matches they competed in–2 by forfeit, 5 by great technique and work.
Coach John Logan thought the team's performance was good, though he remarked how he hopes to get even more challenging opponents so the team can grow.
You can catch the tennis team in their match against Eupora on Tuesday, 3/26 and at an a Tennis Open on 3/28.


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Moon ♋ Cancer
Moon phase on 30 December 2039 Friday is Full Moon, 14 days old Moon is in Cancer.Share this page: twitter facebook linkedin
Full Moon is the lunar phase on . Seen from Earth, illuminated fraction of the Moon surface is 100%. The 14 days old Moon is in ♋ Cancer.
* The exact date and time of this Full Moon phase is on 30 December 2039 at 12:37 UTC.
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Moon rises at sunset and sets at sunrise. It is visible all night and it is high in the sky around midnight.
Moon is passing about ∠8° of ♋ Cancer tropical zodiac sector.
Lunar disc appears visually 9.8% narrower than solar disc. Moon and Sun apparent angular diameters are ∠1769" and ∠1951".
The Full Moon this days is the Cold of December 2039.
There is high Full Moon ocean tide on this date. Combined Sun and Moon gravitational tidal force working on Earth is strong, because of the Sun-Earth-Moon syzygy alignment.
The Moon is 14 days old. Earth's natural satellite is moving through the middle part of current synodic month. This is lunation 494 of Meeus index or 1447 from Brown series.
Length of current 494 lunation is 29 days, 10 hours and 53 minutes. It is 6 minutes shorter than next lunation 495 length.
Length of current synodic month is 1 hour and 51 minutes shorter than the mean length of synodic month, but it is still 4 hours and 18 minutes longer, compared to 21st century shortest.
This New Moon true anomaly is ∠356.9°. At beginning of next synodic month true anomaly will be ∠12.4°. The length of upcoming synodic months will keep increasing since the true anomaly gets closer to the value of New Moon at point of apogee (∠180°).
1 day after point of apogee on 29 December 2039 at 16:34 in ♊ Gemini. The lunar orbit is getting closer, while the Moon is moving inward the Earth. It will keep this direction for the next 13 days, until it get to the point of next perigee on 13 January 2040 at 10:03 in ♑ Capricorn.
Moon is 405 296 km (251 839 mi) away from Earth on this date. Moon moves closer next 13 days until perigee, when Earth-Moon distance will reach 357 769 km (222 307 mi).
2 days after its ascending node on 28 December 2039 at 08:24 in ♊ Gemini, the Moon is following the northern part of its orbit for the next 11 days, until it will cross the ecliptic from North to South in descending node on 11 January 2040 at 10:06 in ♐ Sagittarius.
2 days after beginning of current draconic month in ♊ Gemini, the Moon is moving from the beginning to the first part of it.
At 16:29 on this date the Moon is meeting its North standstill point, when it will reach northern declination of ∠25.448°. Next 13 days the lunar orbit will move in opposite southward direction to face South declination of ∠-25.460° in its southern standstill point on 13 January 2040 at 06:43 in ♑ Capricorn.
The Moon is in Full Moon geocentric opposition with the Sun on this date and this alignment forms Sun-Earth-Moon syzygy.


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Bad breathe is also known as halitosis. This can be an embarrassing problem especially when you wanted to whisper something to your friend's ear or trying to give that sweet kiss to your loved one. Bad breathe is caused by a number of reasons such as diet, dry mouth, use of tobacco products or due to some health problems.
Even unhealthy oral habits, diseases like diabetes, gum diseases etc can also cause a bad breathe. Other than that there are several causes for a bad breathe.
So what causes this bad breathe?
Bad breathe is caused by a type of odor-producing bacteria. Regular brushing and flushing is therefore recommended after food or else bacteria tend to gather on the pieces of food that is left in the mouth and amid the teeth. These bacteria grow on the food substances broken down by the saliva, multiplies at night (salivary glands are low at night) and results in morning bad breathe. During their growth they releases sulfur compounds and this makes your breathe smell bad.
Let us find out the common causes for a bad breathe-
Medications: Saliva acts as a moisturizer in the mouth. It helps to flush away bacteria from the mouth. Drying of the mouth is caused by certain medications such as aspirins, diuretics and antidepressants. This condition is known as xerostomia. Saliva is a natural mouthwash that helps us to get rid of the bacteria. When there is less production of saliva, bacteria accumulates largely and this results in a bad smell. At night saliva production is less, so the bacterial activity increases resulting in a stinky morning mouth smell.
Bacteria: Most of the bad breathe is caused due to the accumulation of the odor-producing bacteria. They grow and multiplies inside the mouth and tongue as a result of the remains of the food particles. They produce sulfur compounds in the process and can cause several gum diseases.
Medical disorders: Individuals with some underlying medical issues can produce badly smell breathes. Respiratory infections, diabetes, liver ailments, chronic sinusitis and bronchitis, throat, tonsil infections, any gastrointestinal disorders and kidney diseases can render an individual to produce stinky, fishy or fruity chronic bad breathe.
Diet: Foods such as onions and garlic contains oils and odor-causing sulfur compound which is known to cause badly breathe. Consumption of dairy and high protein foods (cheeses, fish) usually produces amino- acids which are the good source of nutrients for the bacteria. Beverages such as coffee or tea are also known bad breathe causes. A low carbohydrate foods produces ketone smelling unpleasant breathes.
Alcohol: Consumption or drinking of alcohol also causes bad breathe. This is because alcohol dries up the mouth and thus production of saliva is reduced.
Dry mouth: This is the main bad breathe causes. Decreased production of saliva can result in bad smelly breathe. It is caused by Xerostomia, medications, mouth breathing or due to some problems in the salivary ducts.
Dentures: Person with dentures or braces often has bad mouth smell. This is due to the food particles that stick to the appliances. Improper cleaning can render bad smelly breathe.
Use of tobacco products: Tobacco causes irritation of the gums and gum diseases. Heavy smoker loss their sensitive taste buds and it also results in the yellowing of the teeth.
Skipping breakfast: Having a good deal of breakfast helps to stimulate the production of the saliva. Chewing of the food helps to excrete saliva which in turn scrubs the accumulated bacteria from the tongue.
Mouth breathing: Breathing through the mouth while sleeping such as snoring, asthma etc can dry up the mouth and increases badly breathe.
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A blog site for me to share my passion for calligraphy, crochet, digital photography and other crafts (card making, embossing & scrapbooking). Email please sub symbols for word in parens & no blanks: sunshine_honeybee2004 (at sign) yahoo (dot) com
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
CTMH Xmas Tree Happy Holidays Card
Supplies List
Cricut cartridge: Valentine's Day scrap piece of heart border (sentiment tag)
ink: Delicata Golden Glitz (star & sentiment),
Memento - Cottage Ivy (green for the tree), Rich Cocoa (brown for the tree trunk/base)
machine: Cricut Explore Air, Sizzix BIGkick
paper: cardstock - green, reds, white
scrapbook - the Paper Studio Fancy Filled Christmas Trees
stamp/die: Close to My Heart CTMH Cozy Christmas
tool: MISTI
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Underscoring the geographical diversity of his selections, Pope Francis named 15 cardinal electors "from 14 nations of every continent, showing the inseparable link between the church of Rome and the particular churches present in the world."
The pope announced the names Jan. 4, after praying the Angelus with a crowd in St. Peter's Square. He said he would formally induct the men into the College of Cardinals Feb. 14.
With the appointments, the pope continues a movement he started with his first batch of cardinals a year ago, giving more representation at the highest levels of the church to poorer countries in the global south. According to the Vatican spokesman, Jesuit Father Federico Lombardi, the new cardinals will include the first in history from Cape Verde, Tonga and Myanmar.
Three of the new cardinal electors, who will be eligible to vote in a papal conclave, hail from Asia, three from Latin America, two from Africa and two from Oceania.
Of the five Europeans on the list, three come from dioceses in Italy and Spain that have not traditionally had cardinals as bishops — another sign of Pope Francis' willingness to break precedent. While giving red hats to the archbishops of Ancona-Osimo and Agrigento, Italy, the pope will once again pass over the leaders of Venice and Turin, both historically more prestigious dioceses.
Only one of the new cardinals, the head of the Vatican's highest court, is a member of the church's central administration, the Roman Curia.
Announcing the appointments, Pope Francis noted that the ceremony to induct the new cardinals will follow a two-day meeting of the entire college, Feb. 12-13, "to reflect on guidelines and proposals for reform of the Roman Curia."
The pope's nine-member Council of Cardinals is currently at work on a major reform of the Vatican bureaucracy, including a new apostolic constitution for the curia.
In addition to the 15 electors, Pope Francis named five new cardinals who are over the age of 80 and, therefore, ineligible to vote in a conclave. Popes have used such nominations to honor churchmen for their scholarship or other contributions.
Pope Francis said he had chosen to honor five retired bishops "distinguished for their pastoral charity in service to the Holy See and the church," representing "so many bishops who, with the same pastoral solicitude, have given testimony of love for Christ and the people of God, whether in particular churches, the Roman Curia or (Read More)
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Wyzo's Tobacco & Accessories
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Atlanta, GA 30312
Assuming the nickname of an owner who came from the lighting business (no irony there!), this randomly awesome smokeshop/lounge has a wraparound couch for puffing while playing PS3, a humidor with stogies spanning from White Owl to Arturo Fuente, and ornate blown-glass hookahs to be filled with tobaccos like Blue Curacao-flavored "Adios M@#%+&!" -- which, for non-Spanish-speakers, translates to "goodbye M@#%+&!""


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Home Security Specialist: Bringing my experience from the legal field to provide homeowners with solutions for the security of their property and safety for themselves and their loved ones seemed like a natural Segway for me. This includes personalizing security solutions that are customized to fit each customer's needs. As well as serving as a point of contact for those customers with their individual builders, I have been fortunate enough to have found a product in BSG that I not only enjoy, but am proud to provide.


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Millions in poverty worldwide as prices of basic food items soar, seen as trigger factor in Arab protests
food prices have pushed an estimated 44 million people into extreme poverty
since June and could spur fresh political unrest in the Middle East, the World
Bank has warned.
bank's food price index, which measures a basket of food commodities, increased
15 percent from October to January. Prices are now just three percent below
their 2008-peak, which sparked food riots across many poor nations including
Egypt and Yemen.
"Global food prices are rising to dangerous levels and threaten
tens of millions of poor people around the world," said Robert B. Zoellick, group
president of the World Bank.
"The price hike is already pushing millions of people into
poverty, and putting stress on the most vulnerable, who spend more than half of
their income on food."
The soaring cost of basic food items was seen as a trigger factor
in the political unrest sweeping the Arab world, toppling leaders in Tunisia
and Egypt. Zoellick said the rising prices may aggravate the situation.
concerned that higher food prices add to stress points and could add to the
fragility that is already there anytime you have revolutions and transitions,"
he told reporters at a press conference in Washington.
Wheat prices have almost doubled while the cost of maize increased
73 percent between June and January, said the bank. Sugar and edible oils have also gone up
In 2008, the bank warned 100 million people would be pushed into
extreme poverty - which it defines as living on less than $1.25 a day – if food
prices continued to rise.
the 2008 food crisis many Gulf states, which import vast amounts of food for
their growing populations, looked to acquire agricultural land abroad in a bid
to increase food security and damp inflation.
May 2008, the UAE private equity firm, Abraaj Capital, said it was working with
the government to secure agricultural investments in Pakistan. Other large
deals include Saudi's acquisition of 500,000 hectares of land in Tanzania, and
the UAE's purchase of 400,000 hectares in Sudan.
to the International Food Policy Research Institute, up to 20 million hectares
of farmland has been offered up to foreign buyers since 2006, at a value of up
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Home > News > News stories > North Yorkshire Police's Control Room welcomes the army as they prepare for Afghanistan
North Yorkshire Police's Control Room welcomes the army as they prepare for Afghanistan
North Yorkshire Police's Force Control Room (FCR) is at the heart of policing across the county - 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days of the year.
With the FCR being the first touch point for the vast majority of the incidents the force deal with, Control Room staff are trained to expect the unexpected and to be ready to deal with any situation which may arise.
That's why, when colleagues from the Army asked if they could visit the force's control room as part of their preparations for their upcoming deployment to Kabul, Afghanistan, the FCR team jumped at the chance to host their colleagues.
On Thursday 18 July, North Yorkshire Police Control Room staff welcomed officers and soldiers of the 2nd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment (2 YORKS) from Catterick Garrison where they demonstrated the skills of coordinating a resource to emergency incidents through immersive training.
Whilst the deployment to Kabul will be a second return in as many years for 2 YORKS, it will be the first operational deployment for some of their officers and so the opportunity to learn first-hand from the force how emergency information is received, interpreted and deployed was regarded as 'an opportunity not to be missed'.
The training is well-timed as the force is experiencing one of their busiest periods in term of demand. So far in July 2019, the force has received 4,872 '999' calls and if the rate continues expects to receive 9,135 calls by the end of the month, an 11% increase from June and an 8% increase from July 2018.
Welcoming the 2nd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Charlotte Bloxham, Superintendent Jason Dickson, Head of Customer Contact for North Yorkshire Police said:
"Our Force Control Room deals with incredible levels of demand on a daily basis and so when our colleagues in the army asked if they could train with us in our control room to see just how we deal with both the emergency and non-emergency calls we were more than happy to help.
"Our call handlers work incredibly hard in pressurised circumstances and so it's an honour for that to be recognised and to be able to help our colleagues in some way as they as they prepare for their upcoming deployment to Afghanistan."
Major Andy Lucas served during the last 2 YORKS deployment to Afghanistan and is behind the initiative, said:
"Today is a follow up to a visit I made in June when I was immediately impressed by how calm the Operations Room was in response to handling multiple 999 calls.
"This is an important lesson that I want to convey to our team before we deploy and have to do this for real.
"Secondly, the Police have generously run a few realistic scenarios for us on their training suite, allowing some of our soldiers to act as dispatchers, co-ordinating multiple assets in response to a given incident and all of this whilst under similar pressure that they will experience on Ops".
The training comes almost a year to the day since the force officially opened its extension to the Force Control Room which is based at Fulford Road police station in York.
The new building, which cost over half a million pounds, now houses a bespoke control room training facility and tutorship room, and also provides a general ICT training suite for the force as a whole.
The IT facilities, which represent a £200,000 investment, have also been configured to provide an extra call centre facility for the force to use in times of extreme demand or crisis.
The building, funded through a £3 million investment announced by the Police and Crime Commissioner earlier last year, was built in just ten weeks.
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Todd Gurley Running For Governor, The Dawgs In the Bottom Ten Teams, And More
Bottom Ten
Georgia has found its way into the ESPN's bottom ten teams after this past weekend. The spot they hold is for teams who had a huge let down, not that they are one of the ten worst teams in the country. Georgia played like one of the ten worst teams in the country on Saturday, and I think we can all agree that this honor is rightfully deserved. Can Georgia rebound against Kentucky? Man I sure hope so. Here is the full bottom ten list.
Election Day
The SEC fan bases never cease to amaze me with how much they love their teams. Instead of voting for a Republican or Democrat, fans of Alabama and Georgia voted for Amari Cooper and Todd Gurley. Obviously the clear write in choices are the best players for your specific team, right? I do not think anything could go wrong, and that would generate some seriously great publicity for the two schools. Here is examples of people writing in TG3 and Amari Cooper.
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If you were putting money on who would win the College Football Playoff, would you be willing to bet on the SEC, or the field to win it all? I would bet the farm on the SEC. FSU would lose 4 games in the SEC West, 2 games in the East, and that is the same for Oregon and any of the other joke conferences. My only worry is the fact that the SEC plays in tough games each week, that they will consume themselves and no one will be healthy enough to play. Here are the odds.
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Spanish amputee golfer Juan Postigo says the memory of a close childhood friend stabbed to death on a US golf course in September will drive him during the Australian All Abilities Championship this week.
Postigo is one of 12 golfers with disabilities who will compete at The Lakes in Sydney concurrently with the professionals contesting the Australian Open – a world first.
Bearing a commemorative ribbon on his hat, Postigo has dedicated his tournament appearance to Celia Barquin, a 22-year-old college player who was killed while practising on a course near Iowa State University.
A homeless man was later charged with her murder.
"I am here to play for her this week; the ribbon is for her and my golf bag is for her," Postigo told AAP on Monday.
Barquin won the European Ladies' Amateur Championship in July and was a rising collegiate star at Iowa State.
"I was in Belgium (at the time of the murder) ... my cell phone was ringing," Postigo said.
"My mother said, 'Celia has been killed'. It was the worst morning of my life."
Postigo and Barquin grew up playing junior golf together at the Golf Abra Del Pas course in Cantabria, northern Spain.
"This event is going to make history and to be a part of that feels special." – Juan Postigo
"I lost one of my best friends; my teammate since we were little," Postigo said.
"It was a terrible loss; but we have to (remember) the good moments and I'll definitely remember her smiley face.
"Golf Abra Del Pas is actually going to be renamed after Celia."
Postigo is an above-knee amputee and competes on one leg rather than using a prosthetic leg.
On Monday, the big-hitting Postigo played a practice round with two-time Australian Open champion Peter Lonard, who only out-drove Postigo by 10 metres on the first tee.
Postigo, an amateur, is a two-time European Disabled winner and four-time Spanish disabled champion.
He is among seven Europeans in the AAAC field, which also features four Australians and one from the Dominican Republic, as part of a collaboration between Golf Australia and the European Disabled Golf Association.
"It feels great to share practice rounds and play alongside with these (professionals)," Postigo said.
"This event is going to make history and to be a part of that feels special."
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Dubai Chamber CSR Label awarded to 13 companies
Awardees include MAB Facilities, NAFFCO, Veolia Water and others
The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry honoured 13 major organisations for their efforts to lead by example in corporate social responsibility and sustainability during a recognition ceremony held at its premises.
The Dubai Chamber CSR Label was presented for the first time to InfoFort, MAB Facilities, NAFFCO, SamTech, Veolia Water, ZAFCO and Zulekha Hospitals, while Palm Utilities, NBAD, Global Village and UAE Exchange got it for the second time and The Nail Spa and QBG received it for the third time.
In his welcome address during the presentation ceremony, H.E. Abdul Rahman Saif Al Ghurair, chairman, Dubai Chamber, congratulated the honourees for their dedication to integrate CSR into their governance and strategy while helping to promote best business practices across Dubai's business community.
"In recent years we have seen a shift towards better understanding about the benefits of CSR, especially during our bid to Expo 2020 with its commitment to sustainability as the Dubai Chamber CSR Label inspired the business community to quickly align with the sustainable objectives of the World Expo," said Al Ghurair.
"It's very encouraging to see the rising number of honourees who are equally CSR pioneers for the region as it's heartening to note that more companies are coming back for the second and third time to receive their due recognition for helping promote best business practices," added Al Ghurair.
On their part, the honourees lauded the role of Dubai Chamber in allowing them a framework to define and improve their corporate social responsibility performance as well as the opportunity to promote their activities, and to enhance their reputation as leaders in achieving sustainability.
The CSR Label is open to all organisations, private or public, regardless of their size, sector or operations and can make a major difference to a company's reputation, efficiency and productivity and its success depends on how the CSR objectives are set and communicated to all of their stakeholders.


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Concord, NH – On May 10, the N.H. Preservation Alliance announced eleven awards for outstanding historic preservation projects. The New Hampshire Historical Society received one of these coveted awards for work completed on the building in collaboration with The H.L. Turner Group.
According to N.H. Historical Society President, William Dunlap, "The New Hampshire Historical Society chose H.L. Turner to help us develop and evaluate possible approaches to modernizing the climate control systems in our historic National Register-listed building. In addition to mechanical systems, the project also involved reconstructing skylight systems covering 40% of our roof area, which were highly inefficient. Following the preliminary planning process, H.L. Turner designed and engineered the ultimate systems to meet these challenges.
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Heres another recipe for my favourite meal of the day – Breakfast! Most store bought cereals have gluten in them along with copious amounts of refined sugar, which isn't a good way to start off your morning. You may be lucky enough to have found your favourite cereal in a gluten free option – probably with the same amount of sugar – however Ive found its usually about double the price. I say give up on the store bought cereals and make your own, its always nicer and you will know exactly what goes into it.
Oats are usually a good option for breakfast, although if your gluten intolerant they can be risky, as nearly all oats have come in contact with gluten whilst growing or when being packaged.
Quinoa (pronounced keen-wa) is considered to be a whole grain but is actually a seed. It is considered a super food, gluten and cholesterol free, a source of fibre, has 9 essential amino acids therefore making it a complete source of protein – which is essential to have in every meal to keep you fuller longer and for lasting energy. I love this seed mostly for the fact that is so versatile, I honestly could have it 3 times a day with each meal – sweet or savoury.
You can buy quinoa flakes specifically for porridge, however the standard white quinoa will work just fine.
- 1/4 cup Quinoa
- Almond milk – or whatever milk you prefer
- Coconut cream (optional)
- Seeds, nuts, dried fruit, goji berries, shredded coconut, flax seed, mixed fruit, or whatever tickles your fancy to top it with
- Firstly, if your using normal quinoa you must cook it in hot water on the stove. Pour the 1/4 (or if making bulk for the week 1 cup) of quinoa into a pot and cover with hot water, bring to the boil and let bubble away for about 10 minutes or until soft – it will never be as soft as rice for example, but it does get pretty soft. (If your using the flakes cook with the milk of your choice in the saucepan, it will cook much like oats and thicken as it cooks – ignore step 2.)
- Drain the hot water from the quinoa and scoop into your bowl.
- Add a dash of almond milk to cover the quinoa, sometimes if i have an opened can of it in the fridge and i want to make it creamer ill add a dollop of coconut cream on top, its delicious.
- Now add your favourite toppings, i usually go for flax seed, berries, mango, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, almonds and walnuts, shredded coconut, and drip some agave or rice malt syrup on top for sweetness. Yummm.
You may think pouring a bowl of cereal out of a bag is way easier, but if you pre cook a big bowl of quinoa at the start of the week you can keep it in the fridge for 7 days and scoop out what you want each morning. Once you have the toppings they also go a long way – so it really does work out to be more economical, much tastier, and of course healthier.
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20 September 2016
Westall's new $8.9million community hub will feature a striking new public artwork by successful artist Ian Bracegirdle.
Construction of the impressive new community facility –co-located on the Westall Primary School and Westall Secondary College site – is now underway.
The Westall Hub will offer a range of vital community services including:
The new library plus maternal and child health services are expected to be up and running at the new site in July 2017.
Students at the current Westall Kindergarten site will then be transitioned over to the new facility in early 2018.
The project has been funded by Kingston Council ($6.55m) and the Victorian Government ($2.35m).
Kingston Council's City Assets and Environment General Manager Daniel Freer said the landmark community building deserved an impressive public artwork to welcome people to the new centre.
"Fifteen artists submitted ideas for the site, with Kingston's Arts and Cultural Advisory Committee unanimously selected Bracegirdle's plant-like sculpture which harks back to the area's history of market gardens," Mr Freer said.
"It features translucent glass tiles that are illuminated from within and contain the language, signs and symbols of the various cultural groups in the Westall community, who will have the opportunity to work with the artist to contribute to these."
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Lunch Thursday and Friday
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K had done some work for Nu Thai and had to drop it off to them so we thought we might as well have dinner there as well.
I've only been to Nu Thai once when they were on located Gouger Street. Their new venue on Morphett Street is 4 times bigger and so spacious.
The place was already packed out when we arrived but there was still plenty of tables available.
I ordered the home made lemon iced tea to start off with. It was very refreshing and unique with hints of cinnamon.
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The betel leaves with prawns were very sweet and K didn't like it very much. I too found it quite sweet but I didn't mind as I have more of a sweet tooth.
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The salt and pepper bug tails were beautifully moist. The batter was very light and crispy and the dish was perfectly seasoned. This was the stand out dish for me.
I think anyone that goes to a Thai restaurant has to order pad thai. It is seriously one of my favourite Thai dishes. I prefer mine a little more on the saucier side but the combination of crunchy peanuts and fresh bean sprouts with wok tossed noodles and tangy lemon was still very good.
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Invasive spotted lanternfly could hide in your Christmas tree
The spotted lanternfly was first seen in Pennsylvania in 2014, and then in Frederick County, Virginia
The invasive insect has about 70 different host plants, including apples, peaches, and grapes — but also Christmas trees.
"It is a piercing insect, so it's going to be piercing into the sap of the wood, and then it secretes a honeydew that causes a sticky substance to be all over the ground and around," said Jason Cooper, a Horticulture Extension Agent with the Virginia Cooperative Extension. "It will cause damage in grapes, peaches, apples, hops, and other stone fruits."
It's the loss of sap in the plant that causes a decline in production. This time of year, you should be looking for egg masses.
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It's easy to scoop the egg masses off, and dispose of them with water
"If it would hatch in your house, nothing would happen. It would essentially die off," said Cooper. "But really, the concern is, the way that spotted lanternfly moved from state to state and other areas is through the egg masses. And then when you dispose of your tree, you'd have egg masses that are out."
This insect is a major issue in Pennsylvania, and has been found in Winchester. Virginia Tech researchers
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The insect has no real natural enemies. Spiders and praying mantis eat it, but not enough to significantly reduce their population. A promising new predator has been brought over from China and is in quarantine, but it will be a few years before testing is over and it can be released.
Why a species from China? The Lanternfly is native to China, India, and Vietnam. It first showed up in the U.S. in 2014 at a stone yard in Pennsylvania.
Buying your tree locally ensures the protection of native species.
"We care for the tree all year long," said Laura Wolfe, the co-owner of Every Soul Acres Christmas Tree Farm. "It really makes it a super special opportunity for you to come out and select your tree from a local farmer, from a local farm that you can also enjoy on your own."
If you do find the insect, kill it, but don't stop there. Report it
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The adults are described as one-inch long and a half-inch wide at rest. The forewing is grey with black spots. The hind wings have contrasting patches of red and black with a white band.


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Following the fourth season of HBO's Ballers and an Oscar-buzzed role in Spike Lee's BlackKklansman, John David Washington — the talented son of Denzel — steps up with another forceful, socially relevant performance in Monsters and Men. In a striking debut feature, writer-director Reinaldo Marcus Green uses three perspectives to examine the shooting of an unarmed black man by a white cop in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. The victim is Darius Larson, a.k.a. Big D (Samel Edwards), a local who sells loose cigarettes outside a Bed-Stuy deli And if Big D reminds you of Eric Garner — who died in 2014 after police placed him in a chokehold — it's not accidental.
Washington plays Dennis, an African-American man shown singing along to Al Green in his car before a white cop pulls him over. It's racial proofing in action. There's a gun on the front seat. It turns out Dennis is a cop, currently working undercover and sadly accustomed to being hassled by his colleagues. It's also Dennis who sees the shooting of Big D by a fellow cop. Caught in a vise of indecision — does he rat on his brother in blue or let it go? — Dennis brings his crisis of conscience home to his wife and children.


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It's been incredibly hard to avoid Red Dead Redemption 2 for the last few weeks. Be it through Facebook, YouTube video titles (which spoiled the game's ending for yours truly) or even at one point BBC News itself. Rockstar Studios seem to generate a mainstream media coverage that is unmatched in scope by the rest of the gaming industry, and perhaps rightly so – with every major release in the last few years, Rockstar seem to raise the bar for what is possible on current hardware with seemingly serendipitous ease. The game's very much excellent, as expected, and it's that last part I want to talk about – a problem not so much with the game, more with us, the consumers.
In case you've spent the last two years living under a rock, inside a cave, without Wi-Fi signal, Red Dead Redemption 2 is an open-world story-driven action adventure game, the sequel to (that confusingly serves as a prequel to) Red Dead Redemption, developed and published by Rockstar. The studio is responsible for another series that can't quite seem to stay out of the news, Grand Theft Auto. Naturally, having been bombarded with article after review after hands-on, I, along with half the planet, was fairly excited for the release of Red Dead Redemption 2, in much the same way that the molten core of the Earth is fairly warm. However, as I progressed further and further into the game, my excitement fast became mere interest, and eventually dwindled into apathy. I eventually had an epiphany during a climactic shootout about halfway through the main story – what should have felt like the game's midpoint climax instead felt comparatively humdrum, and the worrying realisation hit me that despite the masterfully crafted narrative, the staggering visual details, the deeply immersive voice acting – I wasn't having fun.
Don't get me wrong – Red Dead Redemption 2 is a landmark release, a true masterpiece on graphical, narrative and technological levels, and boasts an open world that truly feels alive. But I think the root of my apathy lies not with the game itself, but more with my expectations of it. See, because the internet has been saturated with people whipping themselves into a frenzy for the last two years (seriously, go back and watch how people reacted when Rockstar changed their Facebook profile picture to tease the arrival of RDR2 – the internet exploded), everyone has come to expect absolute perfection from this game, which means that if the game is indeed perfect, it's inherently reduced to simply meeting expectations, rather than going above and beyond them. Does this inherently make the game worse? No, not in this case, but for those looking to be blown away by an experience defying all expectation, this makes it feel a little disappointing. It feels like being taken on a guided tour of Disneyland – knowing what to expect and having those expectations fulfilled and not surpassed certainly takes the magic out of the experience.
Sure, this so-called hype culture is existent in other mediums of entertainment (Avengers: Infinity War, anyone?) but the typical video game is ten times the price of a cinema admission ticket, and is in most cases at least a dozen times longer than the average big-budget film, and with these extra investments from the consumer, any potential disappointments are amplified many times over. There are numerous examples of the damage that over-hype, from both developer and consumer, can cause, and perhaps the most recent example is Hello Games' No Man's Sky. The procedurally generated open-world universe promised 18 quintillion unique worlds, boasting unique wildlife, a deep story and a vast and intricate crafting system, and the gaming community couldn't get enough of it.
What was expected to be a small, manageable indie game received far too much media attention, with every feature being talked up by swathes of media outlets, and at some points even Sean Murray himself. Expectations were raised to levels utterly unattainable by the comparatively tiny development team, and when launch day came, fans were presented with what felt like a largely empty universe, with ecosystems, planets and even entire star systems being virtually indistinguishable from each other. The largely inconsequential story barely felt present at all, and a crafting system of the most arbitrary kind, where materials couldn't be found or harvested, and indeed only existed to be crafted into other materials. It's worth talking about the post-launch patches Hello Games has implemented, but by then the damage was already done – nothing the game could deliver post-launch would live up the astronomical standards that the consumer had come to expect.
From a financial standpoint, of course it makes sense – developers, publishers and investors want their product to receive as much exposure as possible in the build-up to its release in order to drive up sales, and there's no more obvious way to do that than talk up your product. I feel, however, that there's something to be said about the damage that this causes to video games as an art form, damaging the product for the sake of its financial success, and in the worst cases making it impossible for a game to genuinely surprise you, engross you, and ultimately, entertain you. But hey, Super Smash Bros. is out now – let's get hyped, people!


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Another example of that slippery character inspiration not knowing when it's time to go to bed. Just about to put my head down this particular night when a face and then a name pops up from the past. Then I have the first two lines pop up. I had to sit up in bed, well propped up on an elbow, until I had most of it.
The inspiration leapt through from the end of a former life, where the other hinted at here, through no fault of hers, led to me leaving London in '95. Though I'd never liked the place so in some ways it felt like escaping to come home. Well it was definitely coming home. And an escape, though not a lucky one.
63. A sleepy ambush. (December '14)
Sometimes you've got to hate the online,
For it can bring your past to life,
Where before you might've dreamed wistfully,
Now you can torture yourself with images,
Of an old love and their happiness,
And wallow in full blown agony,
Ah, it's not like the old days,
I tortured my "self" the other night,
When I remembered your name,
Then I found your face,
And I whispered your name,
Seeing you again,
My dear sweet memory,
My sweet loving delusion,
My illusion of someone,
Who might've,
Who could've,
Were I capable of being there,
Of staying there,
With you,
But staying I couldn't do,
Instead I kept you locked up inside of me,
With me and the bitterness,
A bitterness called what should've been,
A bitterness that was happily fast asleep,
In the same way that I should've been,
Until they both ambushed me,
That pair known as,
Memory and technology,
Ah, it was never like this in the old days,
Ah, the old days were never that good anyway.
(c) Jim Laing 2014.
Ah, the old days it was never like that anyway,


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Crime spree on Ipswich Mwy 'ends with a thud'
HIS erratic driving along the Ipswich Motorway ended with a thud - when misbehaving driver Michael Whelan crashed into a side barrier.
But there was more to come as Whelan, still running from police, knocked on the window of a woman's car trying to get in. He told her to get out. She refused and drove off.
A man working on a car beside the road saw Whelan get inside and unsuccessfully try to start it.
The man told him to get out and Whelan hit him with a bag of tools.
Whelan's dangerous antics were revealed when he pleaded guilty in custody before Ipswich Magistrate Andy Cridland.
Michael James Whelan, 35, from Wynnum, was charged with dangerous operation of a vehicle; attempted robbery/threaten violence; attempted unlawful entry of motor vehicle; attempted unlawful use of motor vehicles; and four drug offences unrelated to the driving matters.
Prosecutor Rachael Eapen said the road offences occurred on the Ipswich Motorway and Brisbane Road, around Gailes on July 6 last year.
A civilian witness estimated Whelan's speed at about 150km/h.
"The end result was you crashed into a side barrier. Quite clearly that behaviour was dangerous to you and others using the motorway at the time," he said.
Mr Cridland said Whelan was "anxious to depart the scene" and this effectively brought other charges that would have been intimidating to the people by having man rushing to the woman's car and Whelan ordering her out.
Whelan had already spent 140 days in custody since his arrest in early October.
Whelan was convicted and sentenced to 18 months in jail for the driving offences. He received one month in jail for the drug matters, to be served concurrently.
With time served he was given immediate parole. Whelan was disqualified from driving for 12 months.


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Yarn: Rowan Kidsilk Haze Stripe - I used colours 364, 365, 366, 367
From Churchmouse Yarns
With their featherweight warmth and glowing colors, we think Rowan Kidsilk Haze and Kidsilk Haze Stripe are perfect yarns for this project, an easy-to-knit, easy-to-wear piece that's bang on trend.
Notice that color blocks, or sections, are not equal in size. This is by design, so that the finished piece can be worn with colors falling where they may. Embrace the fact that each time you make this project, you will end up with a unique scarf or wrap!
The yarn is held double strand on 4.5mm needles.
I keep saying that this is addictive and some of you are starting to believe me. :) This is my fifth wrap. I love watching how the colours mix together. As you are knitting you want to do 'just one more row' to see what is going to come next.
We could all knit the shawl using the same 4 colours and they would all look different. It will depend on the order that you do the colours in. Also, not every ball starts with the same colour. Let's say that the ball is purple, green and blue. My ball might start at purple. Someone elses could start with green and another knitters might start part way through the blue.
Since I finished a project, I get to start something new. We are leaving for TNNA in a week and a half. I need something new to wear. I'm thinking a summer weight infinity scarf. We'll see what I come up with tomorrow.


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WATCH: Brian O'Driscoll has said that THIS was the moment when he knew he needed to retire
This interesting piece of trivia was discovered by the user RuggerJibberJabber on Reddit's Rugby Union section, and my oh my is is it interesting.
The Ireland and Leinster legend has on numerous occasions in interviews and podcasts stated that he knew he was losing his speed in the later parts of his career, however, he stated the exact moment he really knew he had to call it a day. In a 2017 interview with Newstalk, 39-year-old spoke about the time that he was beaten on the outside for pace by a Scarlet's centre, and this is when it really dawned on him.
"There was one against Scarlets a few years ago. I can't remember your man's name, he wasn't capped. And he stood me up on the outside and burnt me, and I got an arm on his jersey but couldn't get him down and he went in for a score.
We won the game and we were in the dressing room after the game and I remember being absolutely sick and Joe Schmidt coming over and telling me to cop onto myself, that we'd won the game, that the players don't need to see (O'Driscoll) down after a win.
But I was just disgusted that I had lost that (race) and I could allow that to happen."
The centre that stood O'Driscoll is talented to say the least but by no means World Class, so it is interesting to see on film, one of the moments where such a legend of rugby had come to the realisation that he had enough.
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Actifio already has a huge global footprint, helping over 2,700 enterprise customers and service providers across 37 countries virtualize their data, applications and infrastructure to revolutionize backup, recovery and DevOps strategies. With this latest partnership with Cloud Distribution, Actifio has the support to accelerate the company's growth into 2018 by identifying the best-in-class resellers in the U.K. market, enabling them, and ensuring their go to market is in line for growth and success with Actifio.
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Philippe Maté/Daniel Vallancien-Maté/Vallancien-'72 Free Jazz,Experimental-NEW LP
Philippe Maté / Daniel Vallancien – Maté/Vallancien
SouffleContinu Records – FFL047
Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, 500 copies
Electronic, Jazz
Free Jazz, Experimental
Although discrete, the career of saxophonist Philippe Maté includes nonetheless several indispensable albums: be it with the Acting Trio, Jean Guérin (Tacet) or Jef Gilson (Workshop), his collaborations in a big band or quartet with Lawrence "Butch" Morris, his presence in the Saxophone Quartetand also on the brilliant L'Enfant assassin des mouche by Jean-Claude Vannier.
As for the man in the background, Daniel Vallancien, a sound engineer rarely featuring on the sleeves, the collection Actuel on the BYG label owes much to him (he is at the controls behind Anthony Braxton, Don Cherry, Sonny Sharrock or Steve Lacy), the same goes for Saravah for who he notably recorded Areski, Brigitte Fontaine, Maurice Lemaître or the Cohelmec Ensemble: not bad for starters! What is more, Daniel Vallancien is one of a prestigious group of French recording engineers with open ears and often themselves musicians, even if only occasionally for some, including Bruno Menny, Daniel Deshays or Jean-Marc Foussat, who have all recorded remarkable albums as leaders. Behind this collaboration was the idea ofcreating music which was free, direct and spontaneous, while having also a minimum of advance planning. Music, according to the brief liner notes desirous to "remove itself from long and patient laboratory experiments ". So, there can be found here none of the sophisticated tools associated withelectroacoustic research, but mainly a recording mixer console, which, in the hands of Daniel Vallancien acts directly on the original instrumental sound in real time, modifying and multiplying it while respecting the natural flow. Be it Paul Méfano, Betsy Jolas, Gérard Grisey or Jacques Lejeune, many contemporary composers working in France have, at one time or another, includedthe saxophone in their work. Michel Redolfi, for example, with the GRIM and then the CIRM , experimented with saxophonist André Jaume on a convincing recording (Hardscore). Nothing, however, can compare to the singularity of the dialogue between Philippe Maté and Daniel Vallancien, which they themselves describe as being "serious, sarcastic orhumorous", with, here and there, "disturbing sounds". Words, however, even those used by the protagonists themselves, are insufficient to describe such a sonic object, difficult to identify and, it has to be said, extraordinary.
A1 Cambodge 70
Written-By – Daniel Vallancien
A2 Bateke Bojo
Written-By – Philippe Maté
A3 Endophonie
Written-By – Daniel Vallancien
A4 Sax Hi-Fi
Written-By – Philippe Maté
B1 Cyclothimie
Written-By – Daniel Vallancien
B2 Sanza Sallée
Written-By – Philippe Maté
B3 Campus
Written-By – Daniel Vallancien
B4 Osakaphonie
Written-By – Philippe Maté
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Licensed From – Saravah
Copyright (c) – SouffleContinu Records
Electronics [Mixing Desk] – Daniel Vallancien
Liner Notes – Gérard Durringer
Photography By – Christian Rose
Saxophone [Uncredited] – Philippe Maté
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Giant Tigers cubs ready to roar off bench to cap impressive debut seasons for club
Glenn Jackson
September 15, 2011
THIS time last year, the closest Aaron Woods and Matt Groat got to an NRL final was watching them on the television. Woods watched the Tigers' charge from his home, while Groat wasn't even out of school, watching on from his dormitory.
''This time last year I would have been sitting in the St Greg's [Campbelltown] boardo, watching footy,'' Groat said. ''It's been really good to get the call-up. I'm really grateful to get the chance.''
Woods's rise would have been remarkable if it had not been for Groat. Woods, who played only two games for the Tigers' Toyota Cup side in 2010 due to a hamstring injury, debuted in round one this year, while Groat, who toured England, Wales and France with the Australian Schoolboys squad last year, played his first match midway through the season. Neither have looked back ever since, which is what no front-rower wants to do.
''This time last year I was watching the game at home,'' Woods said.
''I just couldn't get on the field last year, with my hamstring. It's just good to see the coach show a lot of faith in me this year. In the pre-season I trained hard - I only dreamed of playing three to five first-grade games this year, and I ended up playing 23 or something. It's unbelievable.''
While Bryce Gibbs and Keith Galloway will be the Tigers' starters against the Warriors in the first semi-final tomorrow night, Woods and Groat will add size and mongrel off the interchange. Tigers coach Tim Sheens identified the pair some time ago, but even he didn't foresee them playing the role they have this year.
''Neither of them expected to be in first grade and I didn't expect them to be, particularly, but that's the way it worked out,'' Sheens said. ''I thought they might have got a few games.
I think they've been very good for us. They've got young legs, and they've added to our go-forward in particular with big Keith Galloway, and with Gibbsy's determination in defence, that rubs off on them as well. I think the four of them have done a good job for the team, and have been a big part in how we've gone this year. Our centre's been pretty tight defensively, and our size is much bigger with those two boys in the squad as well.''
While the Tigers have bristled at any suggestion their forward pack is on the small size, there can be no doubt that the pair - Woods at 194cm and 112kg, Groat 190cm and 110kg - have added some mass to the middle.
And while Gibbs and Andrew Fifita were seen as expendable, both moving on to Cronulla next year - which caused some pain for the club - Groat and Woods were not.
The pair were part of the jigsaw puzzle that led to the likes of Gibbs and Fifita leaving.
''I picked the two boys to be the two that go on with it next year and I think they've shown already this year that they will,'' Sheens said.
Forget about this time next year for a moment.
There's the small matter, for these not-so-small men, of this time this year to think about.


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Rachel graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy from Griffith University in 2013, after completing her Bachelor degree in Exercise and Sport Science from Sydney University.
Since graduating she has worked exclusively in private practice with a focus on musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. She has a strong interest in neck pain, headaches and vestibular conditions. She uses a wide range of skills, including dry needling, to ensure her clients get the best care possible.
Rachel has recently in 2018 made the move north to make the Sunshine coast her new home. She absolutely loves the outdoor lifestyle of the Coast and enjoys the ability to help her clients achieve optimal results so they too can enjoy the outdoors at their best.
Rachel has experience working with a range of different athletes, including those at the state, national and international level; so she understands how essential it is to get you back to 100% as quickly as possible. She has worked with the QLD cup rugby league, representative netball associations and most recently the Men's and Women's National Gridiron teams competing in the World Cup.