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Hyosung superbikes launched in India
April 20th, 2011 - 7:41 pm ICT by IANSNew Delhi, April 20 (IANS) South Korean two-wheeler manufacturer S&T; Motors Corporation, in collaboration with Pune-based Garware Motors, Wednesday launched its Hyosung brands of 650-700 cc superbikes India at a price range of Rs.4,75,000 to Rs.5,69,000 (ex-showroom-Delhi).
"We have analysed the market very closely and we foresee a great potential for the superbike segment in India," said S&T; Motors' president Taekwon Kim said.
The superbikes on offer include GT650 R and ST 7. The GT650 R is a 650cc sports bike which is priced at Rs.4,75,000 for single tone colour and Rs.4,90,000 (ex-showroom-Delhi) for dual tone colour.
The ST 7 model is a 700cc cruiser bike priced at Rs.5,69,000 (ex-showroom-Delhi).
"It gives us immense pleasure to be the first Indian company to launch superbikes in the 650-700 cc segments. We see significant potential for these bikes in India,"
said Diya Garware, managing director of Garware Motors.
The Pune-based company further said that it will start bookings for the bikes from April 20, while the deliveries will commence mid June.
Initially, the bikes would be available only in Pune, Mumbai, National Capital Region, Bangalore and Goa. The company plans to open five more dealerships in Hyderabad, Cochin, Chennai, Ahmedabad and Chandigarh within the next 2 months.
According to Garware, the company plans to offer the entire range of S&T; Motors' superbikes.
The superbikes would be assembled at the Garware Motors' assembly plant at Wai, Maharashtra which was operationalised with an investment of Rs.20 crore.
The plant has a capacity to manufacture 8-10 bikes a day.
- DSK launches new Hyosung superbike (With image) - Jun 13, 2012
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- Bajaj Auto launches sports bike KTM Duke 200 - Jan 24, 2012
- Suzuki launches 805cc cruiser bike - Nov 28, 2011
- TVS Motor launches upgraded TVS Star City model - Jan 24, 2012
- Suzuki unveils new bike, scooter - Jan 05, 2012
- Honda launches new super-bike VFR1200F - Jul 30, 2010
- Tata Motors launches Indigo e-CS VX compact sedan - Sep 05, 2011
- Hero MotoCorp launches new motorcycle Impulse - Oct 17, 2011
- HMSI launches its second 110 cc bike for mass market - May 15, 2012
- Hero Honda launches new variant of Super Splendor - Sep 02, 2010
- Now, Harley Davidson bikes in India at slashed prices - Jan 05, 2012
- Mahindra to hike XUV500 models' price from next month - Dec 28, 2011
- Big grids likely for National Motorcycle Championship - May 29, 2012
- Mahindra receives more than 5,000 bookings for XUV5OO - Oct 07, 2011
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Monday, October 7, 2013
Council leaders across Suffolk all agree on one thing – their role at the head of the authority takes up as much time as many full-time jobs.
Ray Herring of Suffolk Coastal gets the highest allowance of any district or borough council leader in the county, just over £16,000, and said the job was a full-time commitment.
He said: "We have our allowances set by an independent body who looks at all aspects of the role and finds out how much time we have to devote to it.
"I do at least 40 hours a week – but in practice it is a lot more. It's the kind of job where you are never off duty.
"You can be called at any hour of the day and at weekends – it's something we accept but the money we get in allowances in no way compensates for this."
When expenses, which can only be claimed with receipts, are taken into account the council leader who cost his voters most in Suffolk was St Edmundsbury's John Griffiths.
He agreed with Mr Herring that the allowances were scant reward for the long hours associated with the job.
He said: "I work 40-50 hours a week as council leader. If you sit down and calculate that on an hourly basis it works out at about the minimum wage!
"Nobody stands for election for the council for the money they will get from allowances – but it is right that there is a some compensation for the hours of work it requires."
Ipswich council's David Ellesmere is the only Labour council leader in Suffolk. When he took on the top job two years ago he had to make a significant financial sacrifice – compensated by his allowance.
"You can't be council leader alongside a full-time job so I had to go part time. The allowance I get compensates me for that.
"Today I was in (IBC headquarters) Grafton House at 9.30am and I'll be here until about 7pm this evening – that's typical several days a week and then there are council meetings on top of that.
"If there wasn't an allowance to allow you to work like that, there would be a very narrow group of people who were able to take on council work."
Colin Law at Waveney is an "active retired" council leader, who readily accepts it would not be possible to take on the role if he had a full-time job.
He said: "At Waveney we put up the allowances a few years ago because they were very low. They are still among the lowest in Suffolk (the basic allowance is the lowest).
"The amount of time backbench councillors spend on their work can varies from person to person – but those who represented their voters well have to put in quite a lot of time and effort."
Derrick Haley, leader of Mid Suffolk council said: "I believe elected members offer a very good and extremely cost effective service to the public they serve.
"Personally as Leader of Mid Suffolk District Council I find that the demands on my time equate to almost a full-time working week.
"In recent years, as economic pressures have mounted on the Council, the need for elected members to consider and develop increasingly complex policy and make tough decisions to keep our local services running, to protect and grow local business and to enhance and develop our communities, has also grown."
James Waters at Forest Heath felt councillors represented a bargain: "I always say to council members that they represent the best value imaginable for the council taxpayers.
"They do a great deal of work with comparatively little cost compared with senior council officers."
And Simon Barrett, deputy leader of Babergh, felt that the workload had grown significantly over recent years.
"I have seen how (leader) Jennie (Jenkins) has had to take on a lot more work over the last couple of years. And what people remember is that you have to take a lot of paperwork home every night. It is a time-consuming job."
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I could almost hear a serenade by the world's smallest violin whilst i read this
Monday, October 7, 2013
I am afraid that quite a number of us who live in, and suffer at the hands of, Waveney District Council, would not endorse Mr. Law's high opinion of himself. He definitely doesn't represent value for money, and I don't think that his part in spending £13 million pounds on new council offices is likely to add lustre to this person.
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Story | Oct 20, 2010 | 4:32 PMHitler and Germany: A new Berlin museum exhibition about the society that created Adolf Hitler is proving to be a popular draw. (Reuters) Rising young star: The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra has named 28-year-old conductor Krzysztof Urbanski as its... -
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Frank Gehry named professor of architecture at USC
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Story | Jan 27, 2011 | 9:36 PMRupert Murdoch's News Corp. sent out invites on Thursday to the Feb. 2 launch of its highly anticipated iPad-only newspaper. The invites said Murdoch, News Corp.'s Chairman, and Apple's vice president of Internet services, Eddy Cue, will officially unveil... -
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Thankful on Father's Day and Every Day
Once upon a time I never thought I'd have kids. No, I mean really never saw myself as anyone's mom. I dreamed instead of being the doting "Aunt Nikki" which I totally am but the word mom? Not in my vocabulary.
Then this crazy thing happened; I fell in love with this broody bad boy type (with a really melty center, kind of like a chocolate bar with caramel in the middle only better for your figure).
And he changed all of that I don't want to be a mom talk I had going on inside of me. We talked baby names and number of kids before there was even a relationship serious enough to warrant baby making talk. But oddly enough I could see mini versions (déjà vu maybe?) of him running around the house.
The thing is, in all that dreamy, baby making fantasy talk that we had there was no way we could foresee what would come at us: five weeks of bedrest for one baby, gestational diabetes and a scary delivery for another, a year of crying and colic with baby number three and then the words I feared the doctor would say, "this should be the last baby" with baby number four.
And yet this dark, broody, private man (just barely a man when life grabbed us), took it all on in stride. He fretted over the bills, forced me to eat my vegetables when I wanted chocolate with every pregnancy, danced in the elevator holding the sonogram image of son number one and then later filled a shopping cart with hot wheels in anticipation. He worked two jobs for almost the first ten years of our marriage, held strong when we thought our son would come too early or be born with life threatening birth defects, coached me through four deliveries, and was strong when I couldn't be.
When he says the words, "your mother and I", to our children I seriously get all weak in the knees thinking about how blessed I am.
I often think that dads get the short end of the deal; when a woman is pregnant we have nine months to plan and become used to the idea of becoming a mom. We read books, we feel a tiny life grow almost immediately from the start, from the first onset of hiccups in our bellies to rolling kicks and a disappearing waistline, we are ever reminded that our lives are going to change. We are someone's mom before we even meet the ones we shelter and nourish in our bodies.
Men don't get that luxury to know their baby before he or she makes their entrance into the world and yet by and large they take on the role of father in what can feel like the blink of an eye often without preparation or planning.
Maybe I see things that way because I've been blessed with wonderful, standup men in my life – always present and ready to take on what life throws at them. Or maybe I just knew a good thing when I found it and knew better than to let go of the man who I could see a future with, complete with the children I didn't expect.
Either way, as my husband and father to my children leaves for work on Father's Day (Nope. There is no day off for him this year.), I'm remembering to say thank you. He has put up with my bouts of crazy over the last 15 years and offered an ear when I needed it. He's been my extra hands when the kids have outnumbered me and my clarity when I felt lost. And not once has he ever backed down or retreated when our world got tough. The kids don't realize yet just how lucky they are, but I do and for that I am thankful for my husband every day that we navigate this parent thing together. I try not to get all sentimental but I really can't imagine choosing anyone else to parent this brood with.
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Que vous voyagez jet-set ou que vous soyez sur le chemin du retour, vous pourrez toujours compter sur ce sac de voyage St. Tropez de la collection Raisa by Heys de Heys Handbags. Il est très spacieux avec ses deux grands compartiments : celui du devant possède une grande poche ouverte alors que l'autre est muni d'une pochette à glissière sur la face arrière et de 2 pochettes de rangement pour appareils numériques ainsi qu'une pochette mobile à glissière.
• Sac de voyage avec bandoulière réglable et détachable et poignées doubles
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• Les deux compartiments principaux sont munis de boutons-pression aimantés en plus de fermetures à glissières sur le dessus
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• Dimensions approximatives : 30,5 cm (14 po) de long. x 22,8 cm (9 po) de haut. x 12,7 cm (5 po) de prof.; retombé des poignées : 12,7 cm (5 po); bandoulière réglables jusqu'à 53,3 cm (21 po)
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Lovely and Durable Bag
Par gracerose
de CALGARY
I purchased this some time ago in the purple/plum colour. I love it. I do pack a lot in my purse/bag. While I take care of my bags, I do expect them to be durable enough to handle my "life". The pebble leather is more soft than maybe some expect, but I personally have no issue with that. Sometimes a bag that is too stiffly constructed is awkward to get in and out of. I find this bag is supple enough to manoeuvre my hands around inside of it and get things in and out. I also like that it is not overly heavy because I tend to pack too much and I don't need to start out with a heavy bag. My bag is stitched well and sturdy and the zippers all work just fine without catching or getting stuck. I don't care to put my bags on the floor, even if they have "feet" because the feet will get yukked up just like the bottom of purse will if it had no feet. Yes, I would recommend this to others and I am going to purchase the blue one for my girlfriend who loves my purple one!
Great Bag!!
Par Babs
de Misssissauga
I wanted this bag to travel but delayed in ordering it. I really regretted that and when I got home I ordered it and am not disappointed. I use this everyday now and can organize my things including taking an extra diaper and wipes or sweater. I like the back zippered pocket for my cell phone, it is so accessible. I have been wearing it both cross-body and hand-held. I find the leather very sturdy and am sure that it will last a long time. The zippers all run smoothly. The design is well thought out and the inside extra zipper pocket is great for privacy and security. I purchased this in the camel so that it would go with any outfit but I really would like a winter colour too. Once you find a style that works for you its worth getting more than one..
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Par Marjorie
de Edmonton
I had been eyeing this bag's style from the first Hey's introduction of their line to TSC. The main features I look for in purchasing is the style of the bag; the size is extremely important; the security features, and its construction. I picked this purse for its' great dimensions. Other than an evening bag, whether my purse is for every day, or for travel, there are specific items that I want in my bag. This bag seemed to have what specifications I look for. The dimensions are a great size (14L x 9H x 5D with a 5" drop satchel handle), with good quality functioning zippers, split compartments, strong handles, and the ability to wear, should one wish to change it, to a shoulder bag, cross-body, or satchel (which is my personal preference.) Where my disappointment came was in was the actual construction of the bag. The leather was a very soft pebble, seemingly not sturdy enough to hold the design of the purse. But the sewing of the seams were very poorly done. They did not hold its shape, and puckered around not only the corners, but also along the straight seams of the bag. It is difficult to describe, but an additional piece of leather was attached from the seam edges the zippers on both side to help with the width I assume. This is where the leather needed the structure to hold the piece inserted straight with no soft bulges or puckers. The inside of the bag was nicely done, with separate compartment, and strong zippers. A pet peeve I have when it comes to zippers is when the manufacturer has the end of the zipper left unfinished, and hanging like a tail. By it not being sewn in, there is a gapping hole for smaller items to easily fall out. Such is not the case with this Heys bag. I am very disappointed for this was not a slouching style of bag. One does not have to have a framed bag to have a good solid and sturdy bag. I also ordered the St. Tropez in the very dark slate blue. The leather used looks virtually identical to the Prada Saffiano Leather which holds its shape and boy, can it take great wearing. I do hope Heys does not discontinue this style of bag but change the leather and tweak the stitching. I am also not so fond of such high-polished gold hardware on a bag. The more of a high polish, the more scratches it takes and I find it cheapens the look of the bag. A more muted tone of hardware, be it silver, gold, or brass is a more sophisticated look, especially long-term. There are also no feel on the bottom of this bag. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this bag as is now.
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Not a good travel bag!
Par AmyR
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I've been looking for the "perfect" travel bag for a long time now, unfortunately I'm still looking. It's a great looking bag, nice leather, hardware etc. however everyone puts their bag on the ground when travelling and there's no protective feet, but worse than that the bag loses it's shape (even when empty, the leather is just too soft to suit the purpose of this bag. There's no structure to the bag, definitely not suitable for travelling. Will be returning the bag. Very disappointed!


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Bridport: Thug who attacked woman with mental health issues faces jail
10:36am Wednesday 27th June 2012 in Bridport By Rachael Burnett
A Bridport man is facing jail after being convicted of attacking a young woman with mental health issues.
Paul Spencer, aged 40, was found guilty of assault occasioning grievous bodily harm when he appeared before Dorchester Crown Court.
A 17-year-old boy who appeared alongside him was acquitted of the same charge.
Both defendants had been accused of going to Rama Newhouse's flat in Bridport town centre, on November 2, 2010 and carrying out an unprovoked attack, kicking and punching her while she lay on the floor.
Stuart Ellacott, prosecuting, said: "They knocked on the door, words were exchanged and shortly after, and without warning, Spencer punched the victim in the face causing her to go to the floor. She was set upon and punched and kicked while she was in the foetal position. This was an unprovoked attack on a young lady."
Judge Roger Jarvis said the guilty verdict must have been reached on the basis that the assault consisted of blows to the temple and not punching or kicking while she was on the ground.
Miss Newhouse, who is registered as mentally ill and has borderline personality disorder, was left with a fractured eye socket and bruising on her body and arms.
Spencer chose not to take the stand and give evidence in his defence.
Judge Roger Jarvis told him: "You have been convicted of a very serious offence and there is the definite possibility of you losing your liberty by way of punishment.
"Before I decide what your punishment will be I want to know more about you.
"I am ordering a pre-sentence report and your defence counsel has requested a medical report."
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Some have said that the actions by the Palestinians was intended to provoke the Israelis into a response. This may be; if so, it was effective. The Israelis over-responded, committed a crime on the high seas, and wound up looking like the bad guys. The Palestinians won that round.
Why Arabs have such a hatred of Jews I will never understand. But they are not alone. Much of the world shares that hatred; some openly, some covertly.
I was in sixth grade when Israel became a nation. Gaza (The Gaza Strip) was a problem then, still is. I have never understood why it seemed to be so necessary to keep it Palestinian.
Be that as it may, this could have, and should have been handled differently.
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Without belaboring it, Pray underscores the fact that hip-hop and its various elements (graffiti, break-dancing, etc.) are about the construction of identity, and that discussions of race are central to that process. Early in the film, Afrika Bambaataa speaks of the mainstream's (i.e., white folks') early fears that rap and hip-hop would incite harm to whites; the film itself documents a culture that has been embraced all over the world, by every hue and accent. Indeed, watching the archival footage Pray has collected of shows and parties from hip-hop's early days in Brooklyn and the Bronx, when the crowd (to say nothing of the turntablists) was overwhelmingly black with a thick Puerto Rican swirl, and then seeing how the contemporary audience for the medium has become overwhelmingly white, is to be reminded that the most challenging aspects of hip-hop -- as with the blues and jazz before it -- are being all but abandoned by the folk who created it, handed off to everyone else in the world for less than a song.
There's no single point to be taken from Scratch, which is simultaneously hilarious and deeply informative thanks to the vibrant personalities at its center. History lesson, cultural critique, love letter to those who keep it real by keeping it artful -- it's too wide and deep to be collapsed into a one-note thesis. A certain theme, though, does resonate powerfully throughout, echoed by representatives from either coast. Both Afrika Bambaataa and MixMasterMike reference intergalactic travel and space aliens as sources of inspiration. That's nothing new, of course, and countless others, from Sun Ra forward, have done the same thing. Still, as these two tell us how they're trying to send and receive messages to and from the great beyond, the metaphor unveils itself. They're really speaking of the courage and willingness to travel deep within yourself, to listen to your muse -- to find the inner breakbeat that makes your God-self go wild.
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The last paragraph of the introduction of his classic The View from Nowhere.
In days when claims of inventing new, revolutionary solutions to philosophical problems seem to be standard practice, and when self-proclaimed innovators don't share Nagel's 'feeling' anymore, I find this 25 years old paragraph still refreshingly honest.
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Your remark on Nagel's honesty is right on the mark. This is clear too in his much later essays, e.g. 1997′s The Last Word: "I want atheism to be true and am made uneasy by the fact that some of the most intelligent and well-informed people I know are religious believers. It isn't just that I don't believe in God and, naturally, hope that I'm right in my belief. It's that I hope there is no God! I don't want there to be a God; I don't want the universe to be like that." This up-front-ness about what he wants (and doesn't want) to be true is one of the most refreshing, and humane, qualities one can ask for in a philosopher– even if one wants very different things to be true.


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Built in 1918, this hotel comprises 6 floors with a total of 46 rooms. Facilities include a reception desk, lifts, the restaurant, Trattoria Santo Stefano, where guests are offered typically Italian dishes, Salon Altenberg where guests may indulge in a tasty breakfast, and a public Internet terminal with WLAN access. Those arriving by car may make use of the garage facilities. All 41 rooms feature an individual character and are fitted with elegant Art Nouveau furnishings. There is also a business centre available for use 24 hours a day.
This pleasant hotel lies at the heart of the city in the quiet antiques district directly on St. Stephen's Square where the pedestrianised street begins. There is an underground station just a short distance from the hotel and there are many famous shopping streets, Graben, Kärtner Straße and the Kohlmarkt to be found close by. It is just a stone's throw to links to the public transport. Guests may select their breakfast from an ample buffet. Coming from the Airport (by public transport), either take the CAT- train or train No. S7 until the stop 'Landstrasse/Wien Mitte/City Air Terminal'. From there take the underground 'U3' direction 'Ottakring' and get off at the stop 'Stephansplatz'. Or take the airport-bus to 'Schwedenplatz' from there take the underground 'U1' direction 'Reumannplatz', get off at the stop 'Stephansplatz'. Take the exit 'Graben' and turn left into the 'Dorotheergasse'. The hotel is situated on the left hand side. |
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RIT Professor Studies the Economics and Ecology of Rangelands
May 16, 2004
by Susan Gawlowicz
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Preserving the health and viability of the open range in the United States and other parts of the world is the motivation behind a new book by a Rochester Institute of Technology professor.
Rangelandswhere livestock and wildlife grazecomprise up to 40 percent of land in the United States, according to the Society for Range Management. These areas are ecological and economic systems susceptible to numerous factors such as drought and fire, as well as the number of animals and herders using the land, for example.
Because humans depend on rangelands for consumptive and non-consumptive services, changes in rangeland health translate into changes in social welfare, says Amitrajeet Batabyal, the Arthur J. Gosnell Professor of Economics at RIT and author of Stochastic Modeling in Range Management: Selected Essays, published by Nova Science Publishers Inc.
Although rangeland issues are typically considered more important in western states, the overuse and degradation of rangelands can have a wide impact beyond the cattle industry. Batabyal attributes the currently poor conditions of federal lands in the American West to overuse by private owners and warns of the dangers of irreversible damage. His collection of essays studies the impact of uncertainty on range management, and is targeted toward range ecologists and scientists, and researchers studying natural resource economics.
Range managers are affected by things they can and cant control, Batabyal says. They are always working in random environments that are characterized by a great deal of unpredictability.
Batabyals studies give range managers a better idea of what policies work and the factors they can control. His essays cover such topics as short-duration grazing, the optimal number of paddocks for rangelands, the distribution of animals for short-term grazing, irreversible damage to rangelands, and crisis states. His work adds to the very few theoretical studies of rangelands in a field driven largely by case studies.
The theoretical study of range management from an ecological-economic perspective calls for the adoption of a unified approach that pays equal attention to the ecological and to the economic aspects of the problem, Batabyal says.
The formal study of rangeland management began in the early 20th century. The Society for Range Management, the fields most prominent professional organization, was formed in 1948.
To speak to Amitrajeet Batabyal, contact Susan Gawlowicz at firstname.lastname@example.com or 585-475-5061.


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Monica McInerney extended Q&A. 0
When did you realise you wanted to be a novelist?
Thirty-nine years ago, as an eight-year-old. I was in primary school in Clare, South Australia and for a weekend project I wrote a story about a family called the Smiths who go on a train trip from Adelaide to Perth. After great deliberation, I called it "The Smith Family Go to Perth on the Train." (I've since realised I don't have to sum up the entire plot in the title.) I showed it to my school librarian who covered it, catalogued it and put it on the shelves of the school library. For the rest of my years there, a book I had written was on the shelves beside the 'real' books. I know that definitely planted the seed that one day I might be a 'real' writer too.
What is the process of creating a new novel?
For me, it starts with the characters. I am almost like a film director, choosing my cast, deciding what sort of family they belong to, where my story will be set. I then drop that family into a complicated situation – and the plot takes off from there.
All of your novels have strong family themes, is this something that's important to you in your own life?
Very – I'm fascinated by families, my own and others, real and fictional. I love the drama and comedy that runs side by side in family life, the ties and the tensions, the bonds, and in my own family, the humour, especially. I laugh a lot with my mum and my six brothers and sisters.
The House of Memories is a beautiful story, how did you come up with such an intricate story?
The novel was sparked by something that happened to me 18 years ago, when a baby niece I was babysitting nearly choked on a piece of orange while we were having a picnic. I had my back to her as I was tidying up and just happened to look around in time to see that she had turned blue. After a brief moment of panic, I was able to get to her in time, and get her breathing again, but I've never forgotten that moment of terror. Thankfully, that real story had a happy ending, but the memory has never left me. The House of Memories grew from that memory.
How much research goes into writing a novel such as this?
I did a lot of general research, reading books, magazines and newspaper articles, and listening to radio interviews about loss and grief. But mostly, I imagined how I would feel if such a tragic and desperately sad event happened to me. I think I would react exactly as Ella does.
Was it a difficult process to make the dream become a reality?
It took another 22 years, so yes! Throughout school, and then in my first jobs in children's TV, the music industry, publishing etc, I continued to do plenty of writing – everything from TV scripts, press releases and articles. I began writing short stories in my early 30s. I had dozens of rejections, but then three were published in Australian magazines. That gave me the confidence to begin my first novel. I spent more than 2 years writing it, before nervously entering it in a Write a Bestseller competition an Irish publisher was running in 1999. I came runner-up and was offered a 3-book deal. That's eleven books ago now.
You've had so much success, do you find that ideas for stories come more easily these days?
I'm lucky in that I always seem to have plenty of ideas simmering, but I still get the same feeling of fear and excitement at the start of each book. I don't think that will ever change.
Is it challenging to write from different characters perspectives?
I loved it. The three main characters in The House of Memories are very different: 34-year-old Ella, the mother of the little boy at the heart of the story; Ella's stepbrother Charlie, a father of four in Boston, and their half-sister Jess, who was there at the time of the tragedy. I thought about each of them for many months before I began the book, so they felt very real and distinct to me by the time I started writing. Ella writes in first person, Charlie via emails and Jess through her diary entries, so that also helped me keep their voices very different.
House of Memories evokes so many emotions, what do you hope people get from reading this novel?
I hope people will be moved and entertained, that they will care about the characters and also feel that there are always many sides to a story, in fiction and in real life.
What do you love about being a writer?
The writing. Nothing compares to the feeling I get on good writing days when I am at my desk, the words are pouring out, the plot is twisting and turning, the characters seem to be making decisions for themselves. I love those days.


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Understanding the SSDI, Part III: The Social Security Number
10 Feb 2012The Social Security Board quickly established registration offices to handle the registration of individuals and the assignment of Social Security numbers (SSN). In 1972, assignment of the numbers was centralized in the Baltimore office. More than 450 million numbers have been issued to date, and none is ever replicated. Each SSN has nine digits, subdivided into three groups:
Area Number (three digits)
Group Number (two digits)
Serial Number (four digits)
The first group is the one most pertinent to genealogical research. This is the area number. Each state was assigned groups of numbers.
This number does not necessarily reflect the state of residence of the individual. Since the beginning, one could always register for an SSN at any office. Prior to 1972, the area number reflects the state in which the office where one registered was located. Although a resident of Massachusetts, the closest office to me was across the border in Rhode Island. Had I registered prior to 1972, my area number would be between 035 and 039.
The rules changed once assignment was centralized in 1972. From that point forward, the number was assigned based on the zip code in the mailing address for the individual. Once again, this may not necessarily be the state of residence.
Numbers between 700 and 728 were assigned to the Railroad Retirement Board (RRB). The RRB was created a year earlier than Social Security to deal specifically with retirement benefits for those working in the rail industry. Because these individuals did not receive benefits from the SSA, earlier deaths do not appear in the DMF. Records of the RRB start in 1936, and are accessed through the National Archives. More information is available on the RRB website.
In an effort to prolong the use of nine-digit SSNs, and for security purposes, the Social Security Administration began a new process on June 25, 20011. The "SSN Randomization" methodology now renders this number useless for determining the location of registration.
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Strolling in a large park one day I was startled by how many people were walking without looking up, or walking in a myopic daze while talking on their "cells," as we say in shorthand, as if spoken words were paddling through the body from one saltwater lagoon to another.
As a species, we've somehow survived large and small ice ages, genetic bottlenecks, plagues, world wars and all manner of natural disasters, but I sometimes wonder if we'll survive our own ingenuity. At first glance, it seems as if we may be living in sensory overload. The new technology, for all its boons, also bedevils us with alluring distractors, cyberbullies, thought-nabbers, calm-frayers, and a spiky wad of miscellaneous news. Some days it feels like we're drowning in a twittering bog of information.
But, at exactly the same time, we're living in sensory poverty, learning about the world without experiencing it up close, right here, right now, in all its messy, majestic, riotous detail. The further we distance ourselves from the spell of the present, explored by our senses, the harder it will be to understand and protect nature's precarious balance, let alone the balance of our own human nature…As an antidote I wish schools would teach the value of cultivating presence. As people complain more and more these days, attention spans are growing shorter, and we've begun living in attention blinks. More social than ever before, we're spending less time alone with our thoughts, and even less relating to other animals and nature. Too often we're missing in action, brain busy, working or playing indoors, while completely unaware of the world around us.
On the periodic table of the heart, somewhere between wonderon and unattainium, lies presence, which one doesn't so much take as engage in, like a romance, and without which one can live just fine, but not thrive.
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