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Salisbury have been in impressive form so far this season, leading the way by two points from Welling United, who beat them 1-0 at Park View Road in November.
The only other two teams to defeat the Whites this term are Staines Town and the Clarets, who secured a 2-1 victory at Melbourne in September through goals from Anthony Church and Jamie Slabber. Chelmsford now trail by nine points, but with two games in hand.
"We worked hard for our result that day, and we'll need to do that again," explained Glenn, who has a largely full squad to select from.
"We should have put that match to bed in the second half when we had a couple of opportunities, but I was delighted with the way we defended and we're getting back to that sort of form at the back again now."
"Going to Salisbury is going to be really tough. It's always difficult there but we've got the added element that they're top and full of confidence. That said, they were top of the table last time and it was a tricky time to play them.
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Despite their seemingly-tenuous relationship, it appears that Katy Perry and John Mayer are really giving it their all — this time around, anyway. On Good Morning America, the on-again/off-again couple debuted the romantic music video for "Who You Love," the third single off of John's Paradise Valley album. A sign of true commitment, right? Well, we'll see…
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For the fifth time in three years Red Watch at Garston Fire Station have hosted students from Francis Combe Academy to help them achieve the skills section requirement of their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze award.
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The aim of the skills section is to enable teenagers to gain an understanding of the role of the Fire Service and in particular how the local fire crews interact with the community.
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HERZOGENAURAUCH, Germany/LONDON (Reuters) - As budgets tighten and working lives get more stressful, running is experiencing a boom as people hit the parks and streets of their cities to escape from it all and keep themselves healthy for just the cost of a pair of sneakers.
With places in marathons and road races from New York to London to Berlin being snapped up almost instantly, and hundreds of thousands of spectators turning up to watch the triathlon and marathon at the London 2012 Olympics, the $18 billion running market is set for further growth.
"There is absolutely a running boom and it's global," Mike McManus, Adidas market director for running, told Reuters at the group's headquarters in the small Bavarian town of Herzogenaurauch, where employees regularly make the most of the area's woodland trails for lunchtime runs.
While the successes of the Olympics may inspire some people to get off their sofas and into a pair of running shoes, medal-winning is not the main motivation behind the trend.
"People are doing it not to win, like Usain Bolt, but because they want to get fit. People run to have fun and keep their weight in check, because we all like to eat and drink a little too much," said Klaus Jost, chairman of Intersport International Corp, the brand management and purchasing arm of the world's largest sporting goods retailer.
The boom is especially noticeable among people in their mid-20s who are new to the sport and who see running as a way to escape the stresses and strains of working life, or even as a way to get to the office, say people in the sports industry. Running is also a cheaper way to stay fit in debt-ridden European countries suffering an economic slowdown.
Japanese sneaker maker Asics says the fastest growing part of its business is the under 25 category, while Adidas has altered its product range to make it more desirable to younger people.
"Running is getting younger. These are people who come out of college who take on running as a balance to the rest of their life," Adidas's McManus said, adding that 20 years ago, it was mostly older club runners who could be seen pounding the streets.
Adidas, which wants to overtake rivals like Nike and Asics to become the world's biggest running brand, experienced a 19 percent jump in its sales from running gear in 2011 to over 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion), making it the fastest growing sports category at the group. They rose a further 13 percent in the first six months of this year.
The health club sector, meanwhile, is suffering in the economic downturn as consumers cut discretionary spending. The UK's Fitness First chain narrowly avoided insolvency in June, but is now looking to sell around half of its gyms.
"Consumers do have to make choices in terms of cutting back and running has been one of those categories that seems to be on the upside regardless of the economic climate," said McManus, who is aiming to run this year's Berlin marathon in under 2 hours and 30 minutes.
After giving up her gym membership six months ago, 34-year old London-based media worker Chinny Li invested in a 67 pound ($110) pair of trainers and now goes jogging at least once a week to Clissold Park, in the north of the capital.
"I hate competitive sports and didn't want to buy expensive equipment or membership, or lug stuff around. Running seemed to be the best option," she said.
Research from consultancy Sport+Markt shows that in Spain and Italy, two of the countries worst hit by the euro zone debt crisis, the percentage of the population who actively participate in running, hiking and walking has soared.
In Spain, the proportion of adults doing those activities has jumped to 20.7 percent from 12.5 percent in 2006, while in Italy it has gone to 21.3 percent from just 5.4 percent over the same period.
In the U.S., that proportion stands at around 4 percent, although running has still moved up one spot to become the fifth most popular participation sport there. Prior to the Olympics, the figure for the UK was 8.5 percent.
Adidas and Asics have both said that business is going well for them in Spain, where unemployment is at 25 percent and one in two young people are out of work.
"When people want to get fit they can afford to buy a pair of running or walking shoes for 60-80 euros," Adidas Chief Executive Herbert Hainer told journalists at the start of August. "Even in tough times people buy products because they get inspired by sport."
Asics, which takes its name from the Latin 'Anima Sana In Corpore Sano' meaning 'A Sound Mind in a Sound Body' said its sales were up 6 percent in Europe in the first quarter, with Spain delivering "outstanding" figures.
"In 2007/08 we definitely saw that running was recession proof," Asics European Marketing Director Michael Price told Reuters, adding that all of the mass running events sponsored by Asics, like the Rome and Moscow marathons, are oversubscribed.
Even taking into account running clothing for both summer and winter, you have a cheap, fuss-free hobby, said Intersport's Jost.
"For tennis you need a court and an opponent, for cycling a bike and suitable roads, but running, you can do in the middle of the city. Whether in London, New York or Tokyo," Jost told Reuters, saying that running also doesn't have any other ongoing costs like membership fees.
Jost, a keen runner himself and who was one of the 60,000 people in central London to watch Ethiopa's Tiki Gelana win the Olympic women's marathon, believes the explosion in running is not going to die away anytime soon.
A report by Bank of America/Merrill Lynch published last month said the fight against obesity will be a major investment trend for the next 25-50 years.
"More and more people recognize that we don't move enough, that we don't eat as well as we should and that they need a balance. There's nothing easier and better for that than running," Jost said.
It is not only the young though, said Jost, highlighting that running is also popular amongst those in their 50s and 60s, for whom sports like football pose too much of an injury risk.
Running coach Peter McHugh de Clare, who at 65 years of age still runs for 90 minutes a day, agrees.
"We're built to run and if we don't do it, we're going to have a very big health problem. Running is easy, it's relatively cheap," he told Reuters.
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AFFILIATED groups of left-wing independent party Podemos have announced their support for PSOE leader Pedro Sánchez, agreeing to vote him as president in the in-house elections and consider forming a coalition.
En Comú Podem – the Catalunya faction – Compromís, made up of former El BLOC members in Valencia and Podemos militants, plus En Marea and United Left (Izquierda Unida, or IU) say they would be prepared to support Sánchez (pictured) as leader of an 'alternative government' to the existing PP-led right-wing majority presided by Mariano Rajoy, since the public is 'calling for changes'.
En Marea leader Alexandra Fernández told King Felipe VI this during his round of meetings with party heads, and added that she was in favour of reforming the Spanish Constitution and keeping the monarchy – unlike some other left-wing politicians who would prefer Spain to be a republic.
IU's leader Alberto Garzón told the King he thought it was 'perfectly possible' for a left-wing coalition government to be formed, and that his party would 'support any candidate who puts a proper social programme on the table'.
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Compromís, which has broken away from Podemos after the latter refused to cede an MP seat to give the Valencian party a presence in Parliament, has nevertheless said it would be prepared to 'at least open the door to' what its leader Joan Baldoví called 'a government of change', presided by Sánchez, as long as the PSOE agreed to reform Parliamentary regulations, improve financing for the densely-populated but sorely underfunded Valencia region, and scrap several laws brought in by the PP.
"If the PSOE commits to these issues, then with Compromís' votes the PP will not be governing the country for the next four years," Baldoví stated.
He made it clear his party would not call for the 'right to decide' for Catalunya, nor a referendum.
En Comú Podem – the most staunch supporters of a binding referendum – insists Sánchez is 'not doing anything' about negotiating with the party and urges him to 'take the first steps' if he wants the PP to stay out of office.
Leader Marcelo Expósito said En Comú would support Sánchez as president, on the condition he recognised En Comú as 'a regional and catalán force'.
Expósito did not refer to a referendum as a red line, but made it clear this was his party's proposal for resolving the dissatisfaction of Catalunya's people.
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Political secretary for the main Podemos party, Íñigo Errejón – recently named Parliamentary spokesman – said yesterday (Wednesday) that if Sánchez wanted to be invested as president, 'it is he who has to decide what strategy he has for Spain'.
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Given that his only guaranteed support is from the PP – which has 119 seats out of the required 176 majority – Rajoy's colleagues are beginning to wonder whether there is any point in his standing for voting when it is a foregone conclusion he will probably lose.
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The award was announced at a CTSA banquet here June 12.
He was the first person of non-European descent to serve as president of the CTSA.
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He obtained three doctorates, the Doctor of Sacred Theology from the Universitas Pontificia Salesiana, Rome, and the Doctor Philosophy and the Doctor of Divinity from the University of London. He has also been awarded an honorary Doctor of Theology from Chicago Theological Union.
He began his teaching career in philosophy at the age of eighteen at Don Bosco College, Hong Kong. In the United States, he has taught at the University of Dallas, Texas; at the Catholic University of America, Washington, DC, where he held the Warren-Blanding Chair of Religion and Culture; at Union Theological Seminary, N.Y.; at Elms College, Chicopee, MA; at St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI, and at Georgetown University, Washington, DC, where he is currently holding the Ignacio Ellacuría Chair of Catholic Social Thought.
He is also on the faculty of the East Asian Pastoral Institute, Manila and Liverpool Hope University, England.
His publications range wide in theology. They deal with the theology of icon in Orthodox theology (Culture and Eschatology: The Iconographical Vision of Paul Evdokimov); patristic theology (Social Thought; Grace and the Human Condition); eschatology (Eternity in Time: A Study of Rahner's Eschatology; Death and Eternal Life); the history of mission in Asia (Mission and Catechesis: Alexandre de Rhodes and Inculturation in Seventeenth-Century Vietnam) and liberation, inculturation, and interreligious dialogue (Christianity with an Asian Face; In Our Own Tongues; Being Religious Interreligiously). In addition, he has edited some 20 volumes (e.g., Christianity and the Wider Ecumenism; Church and Theology; Journeys at the Margins; The Asian Synod; The Gift of the Church; Directory on Popular Piety and Liturgy). His many writings have been translated into Italian, German, French, Spanish, Polish, Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese. He is general editor of a multi-volume series entitled Theology in Global Perspective for Orbis Books and a multi-volume series entitled Ethnic American Pastoral Spirituality for Paulist Press.
In December, 2007, the Committee on Doctrine of the U.S. bishops' conference
faulted Phan for creating "considerable confusion" about Catholic teaching regarding Christ, the church and other religions, as it referred to a book he had written in 2004, "Being Religious Interreligously."
The committee accused Phan of "significant ambiguity," not actual doctrinal error. He was not subjected to any disciplinary action.
He holds the Ellacuría Chair of Catholic Social Thought at Georgetown University in Washington. He is widely regarded as a bridge between Catholic theological currents in Asia and in the West.
The statement caps a two-year review by the doctrinal committee, which is led by Bishop William Lori of Bridgeport, Conn. The statement charges that Phan's book, published by Orbis, "does not express adequately and accurately the church's teaching," and asserts "a distortion in its methodology as a work of Christian theology."
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These are my grandparents. They were the brave souls that came from Europe to start a new life here in America. I think the child in Grandpa's arms is my uncle.
Grandpa came over first, possibly from Ukraine, around 1911. We are still trying to figure out all that mess. (Seems he sneaked over under someone else's name... ) Grandma came over from Poland (or was is Prussia?) about 1920 or so. Yes, it's all very confusing. When they came over, boundaries were changing on a regular basis, and alliances were also changing.
They settled in Ohio, found each other, and married. No, they did not know each other in Europe. And I really don't know how they met. But that may be a story for another time... I guess I need to talk to Daddy...
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In 2013, Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper was so keen to fight corporate abuses that he sounded like consumer rights crusader Ralph Nader.
In last October's throne speech, he talked about outlawing irritants such as one-size-fits-all cable TV channel deals, high roaming costs for cellphone use outside Canada and extra fees for sending bills in the mail.
In my view, Harper is a politician less committed to righting consumer wrongs than to winning the next election, and he's still smarting from the failed effort to lure U.S. phone company Verizon to Canada to challenge our wireless providers.
Here is my list of what went right in 2013, and lingering issues to be resolved in the year to come.
The CRTC wireless code: After widespread consultation with consumers, the code took effect in early December. It helps you understand your rights in a contract and limits companies' power to make changes while a contract is in force.
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission chair Jean-Pierre Blais listened to what consumers were telling him and changed the draft code to require no cancellation fees after two years, even if you agreed to a longer term. You can also return your cellphone after 15 days, without penalty, if you're unhappy with your service.
Ontario's Bill 55: Ontario consumer minister Tracy MacCharles also paid attention to consumers. One of the ministry's top complaints was about door-to-door sales of long-term water heater rental contracts, disguised as free upgrades by an existing provider.
In a new law that achieved royal assent on Dec. 16, consumers will have twice as long to change their minds after saying yes at the door (20 days instead of 10). Meanwhile, companies will have to remove equipment installed during the cooling-off period at their cost.
Unsolicited credit card cheques: Federally regulated financial institutions can no longer send "convenience" cheques and must get your consent before mailing them to you. The government changed the rules in July to help people manage their debts.
These cheques, provided by credit card issuers, are usually treated the same way as a cash advance, with interest charged right away and no grace period. And the low interest rates you were attracted to often have a short shelf life.
Credit card fees: The federal Competition Tribunal ruled in August that Visa and MasterCard could raise processing fees on premium card products and merchants couldn't pass along increases in the form of surcharges.
Consumer groups are happy to avoid paying extra fees for credit cards that provide rewards and rebates. But merchants want to see more clarity on the rising fees they have to absorb. The pressure is now on Ottawa to look at the impact of credit card charges and draft new rules.
Alternative dispute resolution: The Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments (OBSI) gets bigger next Aug. 1, taking in portfolio managers, exempt market dealers and scholarship plan providers as members.
This helps consumers, whose only recourse is costly court action. But OBSI faces a crisis of legitimacy, as some investment firms refuse to settle even after a public naming and shaming.
I think regulators should deal with challenges as they expand the mandate. They should launch an investigation of any firms that won't accept OBSI's recommendations for resolving a dispute.
Canada Post cutbacks: In the past few years, many of Canada's phone companies and banks started charging fees to customers who want to get monthly bills in the mail instead of electronically. Now Canada Post plans to phase out door-to-door mail delivery and introduce community mailboxes.
The announcement was made without any public debate. Canada Post CEO Deepak Chopra had the nerve to suggest that seniors could enjoy exercise and fresh air by walking to mailboxes far from home.
Canada's Conservative consumer champions were missing in action as the unilateral announcement was made, said Star national affairs columnist Chantal Hebert. We expect more from a government that wants to take on telecom carriers and even intervene in their business to create competition.
In 2014, Harper/Nader should look for alternatives to drastic cutbacks and stamp price hikes by one of his own Crown corporations.
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In the UK, scandal prompts a push for a press watchdog
The scandal that erupted in 2011 after revelations that the British tabloid News of the World had hacked the cell phones of a long list of people in the news was a major catalyst that led British lawmakers to approve guidelines for creating a new press watchdog last week.
The action came as the scandal was back in the news with the start of the trial of two former editors of Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct newspaper—Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson. They are among those charged in connection with the hacking of cell phones of victims of terrorist attacks, dead soldiers, celebrities, journalists and a 13-year-old girl who was abducted and killed. Three senior journalists from the News of the World have already pleaded guilty, and in 2011, the 168-year-old tabloid was closed.
The process leading to the new press regulations began when Prime Minister David Cameron set up a series of public hearings, led by Lord Justice Leveson, in July 2011. These inquiries resulted in the November 2012 publication of a report that explored the culture, practices and ethics of the British media and provided recommendations for an independent body to replace the existing Press Complaints Commission (PCC).
Those who pushed for the new watchdog cited the phone hacking scandal for undermining public trust in the press and reinforcing the need for more oversight. A Eurobarometer survey, sponsored late last year by the European Commission, found that only 21% of the British public trusted the print press, compared with 49% who trusted television and 54% who trusted radio. While those numbers are bleak for print outlets, they are in keeping with trust levels that have hovered between the high teens and low twenties in past Eurobarometer surveys.
The government's action (known as the Royal Charter) establishes a recognition panel that will appoint the members of the new press oversight group and ensure that it remains independent. The recognition panel is expected to be formed within six to 12 months.
When it is established, this new press watchdog will have jurisdiction in Britain, Wales and Scotland, although its authority is limited to print and online news publications. It will be empowered to establish a new code of conduct for the news industry and to initiate investigations into news outlets that may have violated the code. It can also hear complaints against news organizations brought by outside parties. In the event that it finds wrongdoing on the part of a news outlet, the body has the power to impose fines of up to 1 million pounds ($1.6 million) and to direct the news organization to publish corrections and issue apologies.
The power to impose financial sanctions, to direct corrections and apologies, and to initiate investigations on its own are tools that the previous Press Complaints Commission did not have. One limitation on the new watchdog's authority, however, is that it will have jurisdiction only over those news outlets that agree to be governed by it.
None of this appears to be going over too well with members of the press. Earlier this year, a number of UK press associations submitted a rival proposal that was rejected by the Privy Council (the body that formally advises the Queen). After that plan was rejected, the industry, this past July, established its own watchdog group, the Independent Press Standards Organization (IPSO). But at this point, IPSO appears to have little interest in becoming the official watchdog group envisioned by the British parliamentarians.
Topics: News Media Ethics and Practices
Katerina Eva Matsa is a senior researcher focusing on journalism research at Pew Research Center.
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What's wrong with this picture?
Here in the US – and I recommend it for the UK but, sounds like it's too late – is for government to be legislating the behavior of the media.
Isn't it supposed to be the other way around? Isn't the media supposed to be watching government on behalf of the nation's citizens?
Sure, have watchdogs but, let's do it through something like a non-profit that is permanently funded through a small assessment of all major media. Couldn't such an assessment be part of their licensing fee and done voluntarily by the industry?
Ultimately citizen consumers should be the final arbiter, spending their time or money on media that is ethical and reliable. Voting with their dollars and precious time.
Let's not foul up our media with more government. Wouldn't the temptation of the media to be more tolerant of government when the occasion arises where the media may have to reveal negative elements in government?
Correct second paragraph :p
Here in the US – and I recommend the question be looked at much more carefully in the UK but, sounds like it's too late – should government to be legislating the behavior of the media?


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Ex-coroner sues ex-prosecutor over legal advice
A former central Indiana coroner who pleaded guilty to driving drunk is suing a former prosecutor from an adjoining county, alleging he provided incompetent counsel that kept her from running for re-election.
The Indianapolis Star reports former Hancock County Coroner Tamara Vangundy contends in a lawsuit that her attorney, former Marion County Prosecutor Carl Brizzi, advised her that if she pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor DUI charge and a felony official misconduct charge, she would receive misdemeanor sentencing for both counts.
But under state law, a person cannot serve in elected office if convicted of a felony. The lawsuit says Brizzi believed incorrectly that Vangundy would remain eligible if sentenced entirely under misdemeanor guidelines.
Brizzi said he could not comment because he is still bound by attorney-client privilege.
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After three days of watching third-round draft choice Russell Wilson zip perfect spirals around the Seahawks practice field, the Seattle coach said the Wisconsin product had earned the right to compete for the starting job with incumbent Tarvaris Jackson and free agent signee Matt Flynn.
"He's showed us enough," Carroll said. "He's in the competition. And that is going to tax us, as you know. It was already going to be taxing with two. But he's shown us enough that we need to see where he fits in with these guys."
Carroll said he had an inkling that Wilson was up to the task when Seattle drafted him. And that thought was confirmed after watching Wilson make completion after completion during Seattle's three-day rookie minicamp.
Wilson threw more than 400 passes and took 500-plus snaps over the weekend, Carroll said.
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Wilson showed a good command of the offense and exuded confidence over the three days.
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Sleeping with Frank, Lily Baldwin. A slice of morning in Queens in which choreographed gesture reveals a potent underbelly to the lacquer of domestic normalcy.
Greece Piece, Michael Bodel. World Premiere. Three tourists scramble in search of the perfect beach. Set on the island of Ios, Greece Piece is an effusive gestural approach to paradise, tourism, and loss of place in the Greek Islands.
For Water, Natalie Metzger. World Premiere. A collaboration between dancers from Indonesia and America that follows a pilgrimage of five spirits to a sacred place to perform their centurial ritual for water.
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THE NATIONAL president of Rotary Club paid a visit to Dorset as the county reaps the benefits of the organisation's work.
President of the Rotary in Britain and Ireland Nan McCreadie stopped off in Poundbury during a whirlwind tour of Dorset and Somerset.
She spoke of the valuable aid the Rotary gives to international, national and local causes, which came into focus when the organisation raised £110,000 for victims of the recent severe winter weather.
The funding was raised from Rotary clubs across the country but because of the way the organisation works has been directed to those communities that need it most, with businesses along the Dorset coast among those to get a helping hand.
Nan – who was joined by husband Dennis, district governor Brian Kirkup and former district governor and Dorchester Rotarian Peter Noble – arrived in Poundbury after visiting flood-hit areas of the Somerset Levels.
She said: "I always say Rotary is for communities and that can be the local community, the national community or it could be the international community."
Mr Kirkup said: "We have been able to respond and get people on the Dorset Coast back to work."
In the past the local community in Dorset has helped the Rotary respond to disasters around the world in places like Chile and the Philippines with funds helping to provide things like Water Survival Boxes that are shipped out to the affected areas and provide immediate relief on the ground through Rotary's international network.
Nan said Rotary was able to make a tangible difference and was almost always among the first on the ground after major disasters, with its set up meaning all donations given locally go to the cause they are intended for.
She said: "There are never any overheads, the money that is given to Rotary as a charity all goes on our projects."
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Nan said: "It's a wonderful development and we have enjoyed seeing what is going on."
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Soren, a young barn owl, is kidnapped by owls of St. Aggie's, ostensibly an orphanage, where owlets are brainwashed into becoming soldiers. He and his new friends escape to the island of Ga'Hoole, to assist its noble, wise owls who fight the army being created by the wicked rulers of St. Aggie's. The film is based on the first three books in the series.Starring: Emily Barclay, Abbie Cornish, Essie Davis, Joel Edgerton, Ryan Kwanten, Anthony LaPaglia
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Also, Mary Catherine Campbell has been identified by several researchers examining the records of Mary's day as Mary Catherine Campbell, 3rd daughter of Sir_ James Campbell, baronet of Auchinbreck, the 2nd son of Sir Duncan Campbell of Cawdor and Harriet of Balcarres (a daughter of the Earl of_ Balcarres--Lindsays).
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Most, if not all the children of the second wife emigrated to Virginia._ These include James, Gilbert and Alexander Campbell. Gilbert, married to Prudence Osran is an ancestor of the Hays/Hayes family of Virginia and Kentucky. The_ information about the ancestry of Mary Campbell is in older editions of "Burke's Peerage."
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Original Source: "The Daily Progress" Charlottesville, Virginia, 1762-1962. Intermediate Source: Ancestry Michael Woods of Albemarle
From: Michael Woods Led a Band of Settlers Most of Albemarle's first settlers followed a gradual westward movement from the Tidewater.
Mighty Michael Woods did not.
In 1734 this ancestor of countless local residents and scores of western pioneers brought a band across the Blue Ridge Mountains from the Valley of Virginia.
They had come from Pennsylvania traveling over 200 miles and are believed to have been the first whites to come through Woods' Gap - now Jarman's Gap - by the old Indian trail.
There were 25 or 30 of them. Michael's wife, Mary Campbell, his sons and his sons-in-law and their families.
They took up large holdings from Greenwood to Ivy. In 1737 Woods entered a claim for 1,300 acres on Mechum River and Lickinghole Creek. He also purchased 2,000 acres on the head waters of Ivy Creek.
Woods was born in the north of Ireland in 1684 and came to this country "sometime in the decade of 1720. Landing on the banks of the Delaware, he spent some years in Lancaster County, Pa., thence ascended the Valley of Virginia and crossed the Blue Ridge"
His home was near the mouth of Woods Gap and there he was buried in 1762 in the family burying ground a short distance from the dwelling. His will mentioned six children, three sons and three daughters.
Historians say there is evidence that there were four other children, two sons and two daughters.
Miss Mary Rawlings, in her books "Ante-Bellum Albemarle," wrote that the family was Scotch or Scotch-Irish, a family of education and refinement.
One of Michael's daughters, Hannah, was married to William Wallace who settled on the Piedmont plantation in the Greenwood neighborhood. This land remains in the hands of the Wallace family.
While many of the family descendents remained here, many more joined the westward movement. They went to the other areas of Virginia then being settled, and they went west and south-to Missouri, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee and Ohio-where they were prominent in the early affairs and government of those areas.
Of Michael Woods Home, Miss Rawlings wrote "the original name of the plantation was Mountain Plains, the Mountain Plains Church having been built on a part of the land and named in commemoration.
"With the passing of the property to Chief Justice John Blair prior to 1788, the name of the home was changed and it has since been known as Blair Park."
==Chronicles of the Scotch Irish
CHRONICLES OF THE Scotch-Irish Settlement IN VIRGINIA EXTRACTED FROM THE ORIGINAL COURT RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800 AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT RECORDS. ORDER BOOK No. XXIV. page 304 Samuel Smith vs. Beaty.--Mr. Michael Woods, formerly of Paxtunk, Pennsylvania. Account dated 1733. Thomas Renich, on 1st September, 1750, deposed: About 8 years ago, at his own house, he saw and spoke with said Smith and Robert Buchanan, the then Sheriff of Lancaster County. He heard Smith (then merchant at Connoy) say, &c., several accounts: Smith vs. James Cathey, 1737; Smith vs. Adam Thomson, 1736-7-8; Smith vs. William Robinson, 1739; Smith vs. Richard Woods, 1738; Smith vs. Mrs. Margaret McDowell, 1737; Smith vs. Mrs. Mary McDowell, 1737; Smith vs. Michael Woods, 1738-9; Smith vs. John Maxwell; Smith vs. Samuel Woods, 1734-5-8; Smith vs. Francis Beaty, 1735-6; Smith vs. John Christian, 1737; Smith vs. Robert Christian, 1733-4-5-6; Smith vs. Randell McDaniel; Smith vs. William Hutchinson; Smith vs. George Hutchinson. All sworn to by Samuel Smith, late of County of Lancaster, before a Justice, in Philadelphia, 13th October, 1743.


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The service, attended by about 30 visitors, was held by St Peter's Church, which used to be next door to St Peter's CE Primary School, but was demolished two years ago to make way for the school's £2 million expansion.
Lynn Williams, the school's headteacher, said: "The service was greatly appreciated by young and old as it brought together the worshipping community of St Peter's and marked the beginning of a new era for the parishioners, one which, it is hoped, will now flourish for many years to come."
As part of the service, the school created a human timeline where each person stood in date order for the time they first became involved with St Peter's.
St Peter's Church holds a family service every month at St Peters CE Primary School, which is now a hub for learning, worship and after-school activities.


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In another new chapter of artificial intelligences comes the restaurant that is served by robots. In the town of Harbin, China, there are robots that welcome, cook, serve and sing for the guests while they dine on the cuisine. Meals such as noodles, french fries, dumplings and rice dishes are served at the establishment.[see_also]
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By Lawrence Shainberg; Lawrence Shainberg is the author of three books, most recently the novel ''Memories of Amnesia.''
Published: April 9, 1989
NO ONE KNOWS WHEN IT FIRST CAME TO BE called ''the zone,'' but if you want an example of the lofty, almost mystical state to which sport, at times, can grant one entry, you couldn't do better than this one, recalled by the great Brazilian genius of soccer, Pele, in his book, written with Robert L. Fish, ''My Life and the Beautiful Game.''
One day, Pele said, he felt ''a strange calmness'' he hadn't experienced before. ''It was a type of euphoria; I felt I could run all day without tiring, that I could dribble through any of their team or all of them, that I could almost pass through them physically. I felt I could not be hurt. It was a very strange feeling and one I had not felt before. Perhaps it was merely confidence, but I have felt confident many times without that strange feeling of invincibility.''
Much as he excelled at his game, Pele's experience was anything but unique. Athletes' reports of such phenomena are common. Basketball players say that when they play in the zone the basket seems bigger, and they feel an almost mystical connection to it. Ted Williams, the legendary hitter for the Boston Red Sox, has said that sometimes at bat he could see the seams on a pitched ball. And the former collegiate gymnast Carol Johnson remembers that on good days the balance beam was actually wider for her, so that ''any worry of falling off disappeared.''
Many athletes have echoed John Brodie, the former quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers, who once told Michael Murphy, author of ''The Psychic Side of Sports,'' that there are moments in every game when ''time seems to slow way down, in an uncanny way, as if everyone were moving in slow motion. It seems as if I had all the time in the world to watch the receivers run their patterns, and yet I know the defensive line is coming at me just as fast as ever.''
One mystery of the zone is that entry to it is not restricted to the elite. My own interest in the phenomenon - which has led me recently to speak with dozens of athletes, psychologists and scientists - began on the basketball court years ago, on a day when my ordinary game suddenly (and alas, temporarily) escalated so that it seemed I could not miss a shot.
Few among those I sought out were unfamiliar with the subject. Investigated psychologically, neurologically and anthropologically, the zone has been related to hypnosis, spiritual or martial arts practice and parapsychology; and ascribed to genetics, environment and motivation, not to mention skill. On the negative side, statisticians have offered studies which demonstrate, they say, that many ''streaks'' in sport are no more unusual than streaks in gambling or a long run of coin-tossing, and some neuro-scientists have called the heightened perception reported by players like Ted Williams a sort of illusion or even an hallucination.
FOR KEITH HENSCHEN, AN APPLIED SPORTS PSYCHOLOGIST, the zone is a practical matter. From his office at the University of Utah, in Salt Lake City, Henschen conducts a sort of therapy, with a number of Olympic and college athletes, that aims to produce precisely the kind of concentration and energy that players like Pele and Williams describe. With strategies gleaned from meditation practices and the martial arts, as well as psychological counseling and conventional athletic coaching, Henschen seeks to liberate athletes - the best of whom he calls ''super-normals'' - from their mental or emotional obstacles, give them an edge on the competition, and he hopes, point them toward the state of grace that resides at the center of their games.
''No one can reach such levels by snapping his fingers,'' he says, ''but the ultimate purpose of the exercises I use is to help an athlete get to the zone more frequently.''
In 1985, Henschen set to work with one such super-normal as the first step on what he hoped would be the road to the 1992 Olympics, but led instead to the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. She was Denise Parker, then a diminutive 12-year-old from South Jordan, Utah, and her sport was archery.
Two years earlier, her father, Earl, had introduced her to the bow and arrow with the idea that she and her mother, Valerie, might join him in his passion for deer hunting. In fact, Denise did kill a deer last year, less than 30 minutes after obtaining her hunting license. But by then, Valerie and Earl (who had hunted for five years before getting his deer) already knew they had a prodigy on their hands.
In 1983, Denise won the junior division at the Utah State Archery Championships, and a few months before her introduction to Henschen, she placed second in the juniors at the national indoor competition of the National Archery Association. Standing 4 feet 10 inches tall and weighing a little over 90 pounds, she had trouble stringing her bow as tightly as the longer target distances required; at 70 meters, the longest Olympic distance, she had to arc her arrows very high to reach the target at all. But no one who knew the sport could deny she had taken to it with an uncanny authority.


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The Role of Expectation in Job Search and Firm Size Effect on Wages
One of the most puzzling facts in economics is the firm size-wage effect. After controlling for the observable characteristics of workers (age, gender, education, residence etc.), firms (industry, occupation, work conditions etc.) and negotiation effect (unionization), one still finds that the sheer size of a firm increases the wage, contrary to the one-good one-price doctrine. We provide a simple dynamic game model of wage determination to give a new rationale to the firm size-wage effect. We think that the wages are not market clearing prices but strategies by firms. Firms choose wages to control workers' search behavior. The essential feature of the model is that a large firm's history of wages is observable to all the current and future workers, while a small firm is not visible and only its current offer is observable. Therefore a small firm is expected to be a myopic low-wage payer, and its workers search and quit often. A large firm can prevent search if it maintained a high wage throughout the past, thus making workers expect high future wages. In this way, the firm size determines the worker expectations of its future wages, which changes the quit rate and equilibrium wages. To give additional support to our theoretical result, we test a new aspect of firm size-wage effect. Since the effect on wage levels are extensively studied, we derive two main hypotheses on wage gains after job changes. (H1) The proportion of firms that are larger than the previous employer increases the wage gain. (H2) The size of the previous employer decreases the wage gain. The firm size distribution effect (H1) is a new test. We obtain supports for both. Thus we conclude that the wages are strategies and affected by how workers utilize the firm size information in changing jobs. (297 words.)
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The film focuses on the fourth hijacked plane which passengers attempted to retake from hijackers before it crashed in Pennsylvania on 11 September 2001.
"We expect that some moviegoers will have a strong response to its images and narrative," Universal Studios said in a statement.
A New York cinema has pulled the film's trailer after it upset viewers.
The trailer, which is being shown on about 3,000 screens across the US, contains documentary footage of the two planes hitting the World Trade Center twin towers in New York on 11 September 2001.
The AMC Loews Lincoln Square 12 cinema in Manhattan decided not to show the trailer after customers complained they found it distressing.
"I don't think people are ready for this," said manager Kevin Adjodha.
The film, which will be launched at New York's Tribeca film festival next month, gives a real-time account of the plane's hijack until its crash 90 minutes later.
Universal Studios believes the realistic nature of the trailer is necessary "so that those who elect to see the film will be prepared for the experience".
Bereaved families
Director Paul Greengrass, whose films include The Bourne Supremacy and Bloody Sunday, worked closely with the bereaved families of victims of the United Airlines flight.
"We are very supportive of the film," said Tammie Rosen, publicist for the Tribeca film festival, where the film will debut on 25 April.
The film festival was set up by Robert De Niro to help revitalise Manhattan's economy in the wake of the terrorist attacks.
Families of the victims will see the film ahead of the premiere, while Universal Pictures has pledged to donate a proportion of the film's earnings to the Flight 93 National Memorial.


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(k[=a]"l[i^]ks*[e^]z), L. {Calyces} (k[a^]l"[i^]*s[=e]z). [L.
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root of kaly`ptein to cover, conceal. Cf. {Chalice Helmet}.]
1. (Bot.) The covering of a flower. See {Flower}.
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2. (Anat.) A cuplike division of the pelvis of the kidney, which surrounds one or more of the renal papill[ae]. [1913 Webster]
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The Heart of Darkness Provides Levity at Issey Miyake
Marlow may have gone down the Congo in search of Kurtz while Dai Fujiwara searched the Amazon with its Orinoco for inspiration, but both found something in the jungles, thankfully for Issey Misyake fans we weren't left crying "the horror, the horror" after the Spring 2009 collection but rather "the joy, the joy." The Issey Miyake team too their inspiration from the Amazonian jungle's palette in order to come up with the eight hues for the collection's color story. Woody and green colors, filtered into muted final products like the light is filtered the jungle's own canopy.
The collection was soft and futuristic, but rather than dwell on the interior human romance like Anne Valerie Hash's futurism, it gave us a view of a technological future with nature at its core. This deeply comforting, and somewhat humbling, insight from one of the most technically forward of fashion lines is a beacon of light in troubled ecological times. Diaphanous pleated sheath dresses and a classic black cocoon cut-sewn-then-pleated dress made up the core of a collection that was very much in the spirit of the house. Unlike Marlow we need not wonder at " the implacable silence and inscrutable intention" of the jungle, for in the world of Issey Miyake it is that unknowable unwavering silent intention that gives us the lightest of all possible futures.


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A young couple gets more than they bargained for when they buy an historic bed and breakfast in New England only to discover that the old house is hiding a dark secret within its walls.
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Roy P. Disney's Andrews 68, Pyewacket, finished in first place on corrected handicap time in the West Coast 70 Class on Sunday in the 2013 Campbell Cup, while Jeff Janov's Farr 40, Dark Star, took first place honors in its class for the third consecutive year in the two-day regatta hosted by Long Beach Yacht Club and sponsored by North Sails.
On a picture-perfect weekend of sunny skies and moderate breezes, five West Coast 70 Class racing sleds and nine of the west coast's Farr 40 fleet used tactics and skill on the same windward/leeward ocean course used during Long Beach Race Week and which will also be used in the Rolex Farr 40 North American Championship in May.
With Disney out of town on business, one of the world's top One-Design helmsmen, Bob Little, took over the driving duties on Pyewacket, a boat named by Disney after a witch's cat in the 1958 movie, "Bell, Book and Candle."
Pyewacket's crew dominated the West Coast 70 Class, finishing in first place in four of the five races this weekend.
"There are always the same challenges in any regatta," Little said. "We worked hard on improving our communication, and that, I think, was the difference. We started off the regatta well and just got better and better. The team did a really good job."
Janov had a little more of a challenge in the Farr 40 class but stumbled only once.
"On our first race (Sunday), the start was devastating," Janov said. "We ended up match racing with Viva La Vida (Jeff Shew and Bill Durant) and didn't get a good start. From there, we had to claw our way back to get a third.
"The last race of the day, we really got a good start. (Tactician) Dave Ullman was really in-phase during the regatta, keeping us in good position.
"The fleet is getting tighter all the time. We were fighting really hard both days."
The regatta, named after legendary sailor and big-boat supporter/owner Mike Campbell, was organized in 2006 as the 70s Invitational. Campbell wanted to sponsor a regatta with the purpose of bringing together big boats for a fall event.
When he died in October 2008, the Farr 40 class was invited, and the regatta renamed as a tribute for Campbell.