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West Coast defender Shannon Hurn could miss up to six AFL games due to a knee injury, while Beau Waters is on track to make his playing return within the next fortnight.
Hurn suffered damage to the medial ligament in his right knee after copping an early knock in Sunday's 93-point win over the Demons at the MCG.
The 26-year-old has been ruled out for between four to six weeks, meaning he'll miss matches against St Kilda (home), Geelong (away), Port Adelaide (home) and Carlton (away) over the next month.
But the news is better for Waters, whose future was thrown into doubt in December when his reconstructed shoulder became infected and he had to have some pins prematurely removed.
Waters has been slowly building up strength in his shoulder ever since, with the premiership defender also forced to overcome a series of leg niggles along the way.
Eagles coach Adam Simpson was confident the 28-year-old would return via the WAFL in two or three weeks.
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"He probably won't come back straight into the seniors.
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"He's been training his backside off and I hope he can come through on this one."
Midfielder Mark Hutchings (back) and Simon Tunbridge (broken nose) are set to make their WAFL returns on Friday night.
West Coast are on top of the table following big wins over the Bulldogs and Demons, but Simpson isn't getting carried away heading into Saturday night's clash with St Kilda at Patersons Stadium.
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Health and violence: A difficult dialogue from the Global South
Violence and ill-health are inherently related concepts, especially when it comes to the experiences of marginalised population. My recent visit to India contributed to my reflections around this idea. I travelled there to participate in "Difficult Dialogues", an event co-organized by UCL in Goa, and to give a lecture on "violence in post – colonial contexts" at the SNDT Women´s University, in Mumbai. While in the country, I also tried to travel around a bit, and to experience the local culture first-hand (although the only thing a couple of days could grant me was a short "taster" of the local landscape). After my trip, my perspective on health and illness as contextually shaped was enriched. In fact, a fundamental idea remains salient: structural and cultural violence are a crucial underlying cause of ill-health across cultures.
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I guess there comes a time in a buildings life where the cost of renovation is beyond its value once renovated. So, close the doors, put up a big brace(?!) and walk away.
The windows are vandal bait no suprises so few remain intact; you'd think that the bright coloured wall would be begging for graffitists. However no, only "RAS" has stopped by, possibly using the brace as scaffold.
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TP-Link Deco M4 review: Expansion pack
- Cheaper than Deco M5
- Easy to set up
- Slightly slower than M5
- Bigger than M5
Bottom Line
The TP-Link Deco M4 is rarely good enough to justify itself as a replacement for the M5, and it makes one-too-many software compromises for it to hold up as the budget-friendly alternative either.
Price$ 229.95 (AUD)
The Pitch
The TP-Link Deco M5 was the first mesh Wi-Fi kit that clicked for me. It had a simple and clean look, providing plenty of fast-enough Wi-Fi coverage and speed.
It wasn't super-expensive, and it had a nice app that ticked all the boxes. However, it relied on three nodes. The TP-Link Deco M4 only relies on two - there's about a $70 difference in cost.
Going into reviewing the new Deco M4, I was keen to see whether you could effectively replace three medium-strength nodes with two more-powerful ones. The other thing I wanted to examine was just how easy it was to use the M4 to expand my existing mesh Wi-Fi network.
One of those ambitions proved more fruitful than the other. Sometimes that's just the way it is.
Router type: AC1200
Wireless: Dual-band
MU-MIMO: Yes
Dimensions: 90.7 x 190 mm
Processor: Qualcomm Atheros QCA9563
Antennas: 2
Ports: 1Gbs ethernet port (2x)
Number of nodes in box: 2
App: Deco
Color: White
Price: AU$229.95.
While the Deco M5 is a sleek minimalist discus, the Deco M4 looks much closer to a traditional router - for better and for worse. For the most part, each Deco M4 node still broadly looks like you'd expect a router node to look.
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Each of the two nodes you get in the box is a AC1200 router, which means that they're a little slower than the M5. The TP-Link Deco M4 offers dual-band Wi-Fi speeds of up to 1167 Mbps. The TP-Link Deco M5 boasts dual-band Wi-Fi speeds of up to 1267Mbps.
You do the maths. The difference is small, but it is a difference.
The M4 kit is also a little weaker when it comes to coverage. The TP-Link Deco M4 two-pack offers Wi-Fi connectivity of up to 260 square meters. That being said, this baseline coverage is also expandable via additional nodes - so that is an option.
Like most mesh Wi-Fi Systems, the Deco M4 is modular. You can use it on its own, or to expand an existing Mesh Wi-Fi system. I actually had a surprising amount of trouble with the latter though. Adding the first M4 node to the existing Deco network worked like a charm. However, I had plenty of issues with the second - and no amount of restarts could get it working.
Of course, if you look beyond the hardware for a minute and take a dive into the software powering this thing, you'll find that the Deco M4 offers most of the perks and features found in the Deco M5.
The mesh Wi-Fi system's management app offers parental controls that allow you to limit online time and block inappropriate content on a per-user (or per-device) basis. Unfortunately, you don't get the built-in smart home hub found in the more expensive Deco M9 - but you do get Alexa and IFTTT compatibility.
You also lose out on the M5's built-in TrendMicro antivirus and quality-of-service features, which allow you to prioritise devices and applications for faster performance when needed.
Given that the M5 is about $70 more expensive, but significantly better, it's kind of the biggest competition facing the Deco M4 - so that was one of the big focuses. I swapped the two systems in and out to see which faced better when it came to coverage and reliability, seen below:
The Bottom Line
Really, the M4's best case seems to be for houses that are large enough that one node isn't enough, but small enough that the M5 triple pack doesn't make sense.The physical footprint and form factor for the Deco M4 is substantially larger than the M5 and, price aside, it's not super clear where this package's value lies.
I get that it's going to be a better fit for some people. The Deco M5 holds up as my personal pick for the best mesh Wi-Fi kit to start with, and the Deco M4 can only really be another option on the menu.
The TP-Link Deco M4 is rarely good enough to justify itself as a replacement for the M5, and it makes one-too-many software compromises for it to hold up as the budget-friendly alternative either. On its own merits, it's a decent enough option but, in most contexts, it's hard to make too strong a case for it.
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A Clash of Kings (A Song of Ice and Fire #2) by George R.R. Martin
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George R.R. Martin writes sword-and-sorcery which concentrates on the swords. A Clash of Kings is the second volume of A Song of Ice and Fire, the sequence which began with A Game of Thrones and will take another four volumes to complete. The Seven Kingdoms are divided by revolt and blood feud; beyond their Northern borders, the men of the Night Watch fight the coming of a great cold and the walking corpses that travel with it; on the other side of the ocean, the last of the Kingdom's deposed ruling house mourns her horseclan husband and rears the dragonets she hatched from his funeral pyre. This is character-driven fantasy—we see most events through the eyes of the sons and daughters of the Stark family, the once and future Kings of the North, whose father's judicial murder started the war. Martin avoids the cosy cheeriness of many epic fantasies in favour of a sense of the squalor and grandeur of high medieval life; there is passion here, and misery and charm.Roz Kaveney
My take:
While I really enjoyed the first book in this series, I thought the story really took off in this, the second book of the series. We finally get to actually meet some of the important characters only referenced in the first book. Stannis Baratheon and his family are introduced and we find out what he is really like. Turns out, what people said about him in the first book is pretty much true. We are also introduced to the red priestess Melisandre, who plays a rather big part in events and seems rather powerful for a religious woman. Theon Greyjoy's family is also introduced and we find out that Theon really is as big of a jerk as he seemed. So many new characters are introduced, that it would be ridiculous to try to recap them all. But since these families are so important, I thought I'd mention them. I thought that Brienne of Tarth was a particularly sympathetic new character and suspect (hope) that she will continue to play an important role in the other books.
Once again, my favorite characters Tyrion, Arya, and Jon Snow. I loved how despite everything Cersei did to thwart him, Tyrion still did his best to fulfill his duty as acting Hand of the King. He was awesome. I liked the character development and he has become the only sympathetic Lannister. Arya continues to grow up and remain the strong, tough, stubborn daughter of Ned Stark. Jon Snow continues to be a favorite character as well. I find it interesting and wonderful that the most interesting, sympathetic, empathetic, brave, and intelligent characters in the series are underdogs, minimalized by others in society and sometimes their own families. Jon Snow, the bastard, a title he will live with his whole life, is discounted by much of society and especially by Catelyn Stark. Tyrion Lannister, "The Imp", is looked at in revulsion, disgust, amusement - many different reactions - by everyone, including or especially his own father. Despite how people see him, he continues to try to do what is right according to his own conscience and tries to keep his sister from killing him in the process. Arya, a young girl, is overlooked, bullied, discounted, but she continues to fight and to act as she thinks is best. Despite difficult situations, difficult decisions, and extremely hard conditions, she is a force to be reckoned with.
I am reading the third book in the series, A Storm of Swords, right now. I am very happy with the way each book takes up right where the last one left off. Again, this is not a cheery, happy, sparkly fantasy world. It is very dirty, violent, and angry. It seems very real in a medieval setting. I would highly recommend the book for mature readers.


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When you have to travel, it can be hard. Highways can become congested, and there is the possibility of crashes. Stop-and-go traffic is more likely to cause crashes, since people are traveling slowly and may be stopped for periods of time. When they start moving again, they might move too quickly and end up in a rear-end collision as the vehicles ahead of them are forced to stop.
As someone who would rather avoid any kind of collision, it's a good idea to learn more about what you can do to avoid them. Here are three helpful tips that can keep you safer when you're traveling on highways or interstates.
1. Prepare ahead of time for stop-and-go traffic
Becoming antsy is one of the major issues that drivers face when traffic is backed up and slowed down. Prepare for traffic jams ahead of time, so you're not distracted when you should be paying attention to the road. It's a good idea to make sure your gas tank is full, that you have music you like to listen to and that you have snacks or drinks for passengers. That way, you won't feel rushed or have the need to cross multiple lanes of traffic to try to get off the highway during a slowdown.
2. Check the traffic ahead of time
When you plan to go out on a highway or interstate, do what you can to check for traffic slowdowns. Many GPS systems and traffic alerts will let you know if there are crashes or delays on highways, so you can plan for alternative routes. Doing this can keep you out of slowed traffic, so there is a lower chance of getting into a crash.
3. Give yourself plenty of time to travel
Never get into your vehicle to drive when you're rushed to get somewhere. Feeling rushed can lead to speeding and other reckless acts, all of which can lead to a collision. Give yourself plenty of time to get where you need to go. It's better to arrive early than to end up in traffic and worry about being late.
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Man Utd vs Newcastle Preview, Team News, Likely Line-Ups, Prediction & Betting Tips
Manchester United will be looking to extend their unbeaten run when they take on Newcastle at Old Trafford on Boxing Day.
United saw their six-game winning streak ended by a 1-1 draw at Aston Villa on Saturday afternoon so Louis van Gaal will be keen to get back to winning ways to keep alive their slim hopes of mounting a late title challenge.
The impressive run has seen the former champions move up to third in the Premier League table but they are still 10 points adrift of leaders Chelsea so the Red Devils will be looking to close the gap over the festive period.
Newcastle arrive at Old Trafford having undone all their positive work in November after losing their last three games against Arsenal, Tottenham and most recently, Sunderland, so Alan Pardew will be desperate to get something from tomorrow's game.
Team news
United will give Chris Smalling until the last minute to prove his fitness as he looks to overcome a groin problem.
Angel Di Maria is back in contention after recovering from a hamstring injury but he may be eased back into action meaning he may have to make-do with a place on the bench.
Daley Blind is back in training but this game comes too soon so he'll join Luke Shaw, Ander Herrera, Marcos Rojo and Marouane Fellaini on the sidelines.
Newcastle will have to make-do without the suspended Cheick Tiote while Steven Taylor is a doubt after suffering a nasty facial injury against Sunderland.
Pardew will also continue to be without the injured Tim Krul, Rob Elliot, Mehdi Abeid, Siem de Jong, Rolando Aarons, Gabriel Obertan and Ryan Taylor.
Likely Line-Ups
Predicted Score
Man Utd 2-1 Newcastle: United have found their form in recent weeks while Newcastle have completely lost theirs, so I can't see past a home victory tomorrow.
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Man Utd are favourites to win the game and new customers can get enhanced odds of 5/1 on a home win with Betfair while a 2-1 win is on offer at 17/2. I fancy Robin van Persie to open the scoring at odds of 4/1, and if we combine that with a 2-1 win in a scorecast then we get very tempting odds of 25/1. Surely that's got to be worth a couple of quid!?
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Is There Life Out There?
Certainly, this is a subject that humanity has been following for generations. I will admit to possibly salivating in heat to know the actual answer to this long-pressed question. Is there life out there?
Surely, this is something that every human being with any inkling of intellectual capacity wants to acknowledge. Is Planet Earth the only planet, of ALL OF THE PLANETS IN THE UNIVERSE, that hosts life? The mere notion of that seemingly is ridiculous! Yet, besides all of the rumors and hearsay, after all of the quandaries and queries, many of us really want to know whether or not there is anyone, anything else ALIVE out there in the vastness of the cosmos.
Browsing The Internet brought me to the e-article Will We Find Extraterrestrial Life In 2015. The author's immediate response was "Probably not, but just possibly yes". Now, just what in The Hell is that supposed to say?!?!
I recognize that life, as we understand it, requires certain, almost precise conditions, in order for it to form, to evolve, to thrive, et cetera. Yet, who is to say that other forms of life can not exist based upon some other bases of existence that we have yet to comprehend? As far as I know, we have NOT travelled all throughout the universe, let alone The Milky Way, so we are basing the manners of life-thriving on how we understand it from an Earth-bound perspective. That method of living might NOT always be the case in other places of the universe. Rebuttal?
Going into this e-article, the author delves into our recent, scientific studies of Mars. The rover Curiosity was able to pick up traces of methane in the Martian atmosphere. That small trace-emission of gas is the slightest of possibilities that life could have existed on The Red Planet at some point in it's past! That seems to sound so blatantly dull and irrelevant, yet knowing whether or not any life was on Mars surely will mean that life certainly can exist at any other location throughout our Milky Way Galaxy. Our key would be just to locate the precise planetary systems, star systems, and to learn their distances in relation to Earth, so that we are able to study them!
Jupiter's Europa and Saturn's Enceladus are attracting recent attention. These are two of the larger moons of the two largest worlds of our solar system, and they seem to be massive worlds covered with ice. Some scientists are believing that enormous oceans exist beneath these ice shells. Even greater leaps of speculation (hope?) would lead some to suggest that aquatic life could exist within the oceans of these lunar worlds! Liquid water also is suspected to exist beneath Jupiter's Ganymede, Saturn's Titan, as well as worlds at the edge of the solar system such as Eris and Pluto!
This is just from the beginner's basic exploration of our own solar system. There is an entire, massive star-filled galaxy, complete with millions of other worlds all around us! On top of that, there are likely millions of other galaxies out there! It would be beyond absurd to suggest that there is no life at some place, some nook, in some location of space that we simply have NOT seen, are NOT aware of, at this time!
Embrace our inferiority! It will be a while, at least, before we actually get to discover the truth about other worlds, and whether or not they host living beings. We can not even get back to our own friggin' moon, let alone anywhere else in our solar system. Dare NOT mention any manner of voyage to any location to another star system. NO. Not now.
We will keep looking…..
Hello Out There……..????
It's been a minute! The blog thing has not exactly been the top of the list of activities. Yet, there is always so much of interest that deserves discussion, review; someone needs to put it out there for conversational spark! This one recent topic of interest certainly should get motors revving….
Located some 490 light years away from our beloved Mother Earth exists the world that we have dubbed as Kepler 186f! As is what is with the norm with N.A.S.A. scientists and collective cohorts, the search for extra-solar planets and alien life progresses. It seems that a recent burst of luck has fallen upon the researchers, as the discovery of this distant planet is rousing levels of excitement about the possibilities of a world with similarities of life-harboring capacities nearly equivalent to that of our precious Earth!
Kepler 186f is being called "Earth's cousin"! The planet is a mere ten percent larger than our world. It is seemingly special because it just might be able to hold liquid water upon it's surface. The world exists in The Goldilocks Zone from it's host star, Kepler 186 (where things are not too hot and not too cold…). This makes the planet extra-exclusive because of the premise that the water just might actually be there! Where there is water, there likely is bound to be life!
We as a species have been wondering since the dawn of our existence as to whether or not we are alone in this universe! One of the first steps to answering that question likely will be locating another world in the universe that will be capable of sustaining a manner of life as we would understand it. If indeed Kepler 186f is that world, then a great barrier has been breached!
Indeed, being 490 light years away from us, we are NOT going to get there! We can send our probes to study this planet for further generations to have details about it. Hopefully, our successors will have survived us, our Earth will still be in tact, and they can send probes, even people to explore this world! Dare I suggest the topic of extra-solar exploration, colonization (after we have colonized Mars, Europa, and areas of the outer solar system….)?
Of course, all of this will take years of additional study, planning, financial contribution, political hullabaloo, et cetera. However, the ultimate goal should be the acknowledgement of the recognition about the existence of other worlds in this universe that do host life! We can hopefully, finally, get to a fact that Earth is NOT alone!
A Brief Recognition of Gold!
Gold! It is not at all something with which we are unfamiliar. For millennia, humanity has yearned for, relished after, and been wanton with the precious metal for reasons of all imagination. The beauty and the brilliance of it has made gold one of the most prime materials of the planet!
Albeit it likely has been a part of the planetary system since the origins of Earth, gold was discovered relatively recently. During the nineteenth century, within January of 1848, General John A. Sutter lead a group of miners in the mountainous regions of California. He and his team entered this area at Coloma, California. The workers ended up excavating a previously unknown element which turned out to be of extreme value! The miners digging within the caves of these mountains were able to dig out gold from beneath the layers of rock.
The gold that these miners excavated amounted to roughly twenty-three carats. It was a valuable discovery, yet it did not prove to be worthwhile for General Sutter and his workers. They wound up losing the diggings to Mexican people, neighbors, as well as rouge employees! Tough Stuff!!!
Gold is considered to be a precious metal, rated as 79 on The Periodic Table of Elements. It is rated above other precious metals that include silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium. The only precious metal rated higher than gold currently is iridium, which is 77 on The Periodic Table.
Our Earth is the only place we know of to find solid gold deposits. Most of this is located beneath the continental grounds of Africa, The Americas, and Asia. It is the most precious of the precious metals on the planet, as we currently claim eight. These include gold, along with silver, platinum, palladium, osmium, iridium, rhodium, and ruthenium, all in that order.
On the Way Out, Cassini Captures More Cosmic Curiosities of Saturn!
I really get somewhat upset when journalists and semi-scientists post information about so-called "other Earths" having been located in other places throughout the galaxy. That is not the exact truth. No other world has yet to be located that is anything akin to our Earth. Water has NOT been found anywhere else outside of Earth. Life has NOT been found anywhere else outside of Earth. As these are the main things that classify Earth as Earth, classifying anything else as such is erroneous!
Anyhow. An article from Yahoo/Reuters gives details about a recent information release from a N.A.S.A. space probe. Apparently, this particular probe has been on it's voyage for some time, and it has passed a distance of 900 million miles beyond Saturn. The probe was able to reverse it's positioning in order to photograph images of the solar system behind it. One captivating picture was that of Planet Earth, in the distance!
Scientists working with The Jet Propulsion Laboratory at Pasadena, California are constantly reviewing and studying information that is received from satellites about what is occurring within outer space. Recent researches are recognizing that our beloved Earth is little more than a dot among countless dots in the night sky, as depicted by Cassini. The actual image of Earth and her moon take up no more than the space of one pixel!
Renowned scientific researcher Carolyn Porco has stated that the imaging of Earth from this distant vantage "underscores our coming of age as planetary explorers". Dr. Porco has directed the Cassini imaging program with The Space Science Institute at Boulder, Colorado. It is, perhaps, that the images of Cassini from Saturn are giving humanity the necessary boost of enthusiasm for further reviews and attempts at exploring our solar system. Certainly the magnificence of the images by the Cassini probe are undeniable, and they surely can be taken as catalysts for the next steps in human advancement toward a truly space-faring society.
The reverse images made by Cassini are supposed to have been a rare occurrence! Space probes within the distant reaches of the solar system do not aim backward, so that their instruments are not damaged by rays from The Sun. However, Cassini was able to turn around for it's picturing of Saturn because of the gargantuan gas giant temporarily blocking our star's powerful beams from the probe's line of sight.


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On 27 January 2012, the 8th Knowledge for Development Conference took place in Utrecht. The meeting was organised by IDS (Utrecht University) in cooperation with SID NL, HIVOS (The Hague), FNV International (Amsterdam), and IOB (Antwerp University).
In light of contemporary transformations, such us the growing importance of new donors (China, India) and new investors, the Conference critically assessed the meaning of development. It discussed the role of new actors in the South in relation to attempts to define new global poverty agendas. How do these relations influence the notion of development – 'which development' are they providing? What are the geopolitical implications of the new South-South and South-North relations? And: how to deal with these new realities in the post-2015 period? Do we need new development goals? Read a full introduction to the Conference here.
During the day-long conference Aderanti Adepoju (Human Resource Development Centre, Lagos) and Stephen Ellis (African Studies Centre) delivered keynote speeches and there were presentations of current trends in China, Mozambique and Ethiopia moderated by Parvati Raghuram (Utrecht University). In the afternoon parallel sessions took place on different topics including new donors, responsible investments and development, diasporas and development, the role of civil society, and the MDGs.
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Etton, East Riding of Yorkshire
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Etton is a village and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It is situated approximately 4 miles (6 km) north-west of Beverley town centre and 2 miles (3.2 km) west of the village of Leconfield. 1 mile (1.6 km) to the south-east is Cherry Burton. To the west lie the hamlets of Kiplingcotes (3 miles (5 km) away due west) and Gardham (1.5 miles (2.4 km) to the south-west). South Dalton lies 1.5 miles to the north-west.
The village itself lies to the west of the B1248 road in its own shallow dale. The village's buildings are almost entirely situated either side of Main Street. Along this street lie both the village pub and the parish church of St Mary, which is a Grade II* listed building.[2]
The civil parish is formed by the village of Etton and part of the hamlet of Kiplingcotes. According to the 2011 UK Census, Etton parish had a population of 277,[1] a decrease on the 2001 UK Census figure of 285.[3]
Etton is significant as the 1584 birthplace of Rev John Lothropp, founder of Barnstable, Massachusetts. Several Lothropp family members have death or burial dates recorded as 6 January 1588, but as there is no record of a catastrophic event on that date, it is believed to be merely a recording date to catch up on vital statistics which had gone unreported for some length of time.[citation needed]
Thomas Carling, who emigrated from Etton to Canada in 1818, used 'a recipe from his native Yorkshire' to found the Carling Brewery in 1840.[4]
Etton is also home to the Holderness Hunt, whose kennels are located on the south-east of the village.[5]
In 1823 Etton was in the Wapentake of Harthill. The village had a population of 380, with occupations including nine farmers, two shopkeepers, a carpenter & wheelwright, a boot & shoe maker, a tailor, a corn miller, and the landlord of the Light Dragoon public house. There were two gentlemen, one gentlewoman, a Lady, a vicar, and a schoolmaster who was also the parish clerk. Once a week two carriers operated between the village and Beverley. The patron of the village Church of St Mary was the Archbishop of York.[6]
Etton has been known to suffer quite badly during floods, due to its position in a small valley. The most recent flood in the village, 25 June 2007, has been said[by whom?] to be the worst seen in 50 years.
- ^ a b UK Census (2011). "Local Area Report – Etton Parish (1170211176)". Nomis. Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 17 February 2018.
- ^ Historic England. "Church of St Mary (1103443)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 17 August 2013.
- ^ UK Census (2001). "Local Area Report – Etton Parish (1543504222)". Nomis. Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 11 December 2018.
- ^ Cooney, Michael (December 2002). "Old Yorkshire". 26. Beverley: Northern Line Design: pp. , 26–28. Cite journal requires
- ^ "Holderness Hunt invites public to witness sport for themselves". Hull Daily Mail. 23 October 2010. Retrieved 10 May 2016.[permanent dead link]
- ^ Baines, Edward (1823). History, Directory and Gazetteer of the County of York. p. 203.
- Gazetteer — A–Z of Towns Villages and Hamlets. East Riding of Yorkshire Council. 2006. p. 5.
External links[edit]
- Media related to Etton at Wikimedia Commons
- Historic England. "St Mary's Church (1103443)". National Heritage List for England.
- Etton in the Domesday Book


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Life Experiences as Chapters
by Dr. Dale V. Atkins, January 2012
Some of us think of our life as if it was a book of chapters. When we finish one chapter we go to the next. They are related and build on one another, but once a chapter is closed it is closed. Never to be revisited. Never to be re-examined for its linkage to the rest of our life.
We hear talk about closure. Moving on. Leaving the past where it is. Depending on the situation, this can be good advice.
Sometimes, however, our past moves into our present.
We are reminded of a past event or person or feeling because we hear a song and immediately remember where we were and with whom when that song played and we recall what it meant something to us at the time. We smell something and recall a place, a person, or an incident all triggered by that particular scent. We see someone who walks like someone we have not seen for many years and immediately recall something about that person and "who we were" at that time in our life when we knew them. We have those moments, and then we go on.
Perhaps we share the memory, that slice of our life; perhaps we don't.
Sometimes we meet someone from our past and reflect on their impact on us.
The impact may have been a long time ago, or it could be now, months or years afterwards-- when we are "different" from how we were.
Each person IS a part of our life. Each event IS something we experienced.
The difficult and the easy; the joyous and the sad. These people and events and experiences are threads that weave through our entire lifetime.
How we choose to integrate them is up to us.
Do we cut them and have them fray? Or do we weave them into the whole cloth of our life and know they are there but don't see them much because there are so many other threads covering them up?
Recently someone told me she heard that someone who had been very close to her had become gravely ill. She reached out to him via e-mail to express what she thought would be comforting words and shared that she remembered their time together with good feeling and wished him well. She heard nothing in return. She reached out to a relative of his, expressing her concern for the family and wishing them well during what surely was a difficult time. She heard nothing again. She could have felt rejection. She chose to feel that she sent messages of comfort to someone whose thread had still been very much a part of her life fabric and came into focus when she heard of his illness. Perhaps he and his family were too overwhelmed to respond, or maybe they were not interested, or perhaps they wondered if there was an underlying agenda to the reaching out, or maybe they had "closed" that chapter.
There are different ways to think about our past.
Some people believe that those we have known in the past come in and out of our lives for a reason. How do you think of the people and events in your life? As chapters to be closed, never to be revisited, re-read, or re-examined, or as "ever present" yet not "ever obvious" threads in a fabric of your life story?
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It was confirmed by Sexy Star and Lucha Blog that lucha legend Silver King passed away today at age 51.
Before he passed, Silver King was competing against Juventud Guerrera at the Roundhouse Theatre in North London for the promotion Lucha Libre World. After not getting up off the mat for a long time and having a defibrillator used on him, an ambulance was called and he was taken to the hospital. According to PWInsider, it was believed that he had suffered a heart attack while in the ring.
Silver King whose real name is Cesar Cuauhtemoc Gonzalez Barron, debuted in 1985 and was in many promotions like AAA, IWGR, and CMLL. From 1997 to 2000, he was in WCW and was a member of the Latino World Order. King also wrestled in NJPW as the Black Tiger character, which was adopted before by both Mark Rocco and Eddie Guerrero.
Silver King was in the film Nacho Libre as the villain Ramses.
Below are reactions from Sexy Star, Tommy Dreamer, and Kassius Ohno about his passing:
Terrible news of Silver King passing away in the ring tonight
He was a star in Mexico, Japan & WCW
He was Ramses in movie Nacho Libre
Pray for strength for his family
Tommy Dreamer (@THETOMMYDREAMER) May 11, 2019
QUE TRISTE NOTICIA , en Londres acaba de fallecer SILVER KING QEPD ????
Terrible news. Please keep Silver Ki'g's friends & families in your thoughts. RIP.
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Emory University, Atlanta, US
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With an earnest desire to favourably influence India's gloomy nutrition story, I aspire to develop and demonstrate leadership in appreciating and conducting high quality nutrition research. My friends called me a "degree freak" when I collected bachelors, masters and a PhD (in nutrition) consecutively along with a second post-graduation (in public health) between 1999 and 2010. This was followed by successful completion of a 2 year post-doctoral NIH funded D43 fellowship awarded to enhance my understanding of nutrition epidemiology under the guidance of Emory University faculty. I must acknowledge that my long standing mentors Profs Srinath Reddy and D Prabhakaran have played a huge role in shaping my interest and aptitude in the area of public health nutrition. Because of them I got opportunities to see the inside world of "research", understand many aspects related to its functioning and operationalizing it as well as collaborate widely with several other legends in nutrition research globally. I however have always been dismayed by the lack of capacity in our own country when we look for leadership and role models in the field of nutrition (those who have been academically trained in this amazing subject). Thus capacity building (of course my own first) in PHN has always been close to my heart. We have been designing and conducting annual short courses in various aspects of nutrition research and policy from 2006 onwards and I hope to continue this in my recently acquired (since 2010) capacity of a course director. I have been fortunate to have received several academic excellence awards and prestigious research scholarships (from India Alliance, Wellcome Trust, NIH and Department of Science and Technology, Govt of India). I also serve on several nutrition related expert panels (Healthy diets, HFSS foods, oils and fats, NCDs etc) constituted by the FSSAI and MoHFW, GoI. In addition to about 50 peer reviewed journal articles, I have contributed several op-eds and other pieces in national and international media platforms on PHN.
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The BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in the Biomedicine category goes, in this eighth edition, to Edward Boyden, Karl Deisseroth and Gero Miesenböck for the development of optogenetics, the use of genetically encoded light-activated proteins to modulate the activity of neurons, as a method to study brain function with unprecedented resolution.
Brain function relies on the interactions of specific groups of interconnected neurons, somewhat analogous to electric circuits. It has been long anticipated that understanding the function of brain circuits would require the development of a technology that would allow the selective control of individual neurons without affecting the activity of others. Optogenetics is this technology; it allows the activation and inactivation of neurons in living animals, and therefore can be used to make causal links between the function of specific neural circuits and distinct behaviors.
The award recognizes the contributions of three eminent scientists. Gero Miesenböck originally used a combination of three fruit-fly proteins to enable the excitation by light of vertebrate neurons. This system had practical limitations, but represents the conceptual breakthrough that launched the use of optogenetics for the interrogation of neural circuits. Edward Boyden and Karl Deisseroth pioneered the use of a different family of light-sensitive proteins, channelrhodopsins derived from algae, to manipulate the activity of neurons. This system, and its subsequent modifications, has revolutionized the study of brain function and is now used by neuroscientists around the world.


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CRAFT Intervention
A CRAFT intervention is different from the confrontational Johnson Intervention popularized on television.
There are many different models of drug interventions. One type of intervention gaining popularity is the CRAFT model. How does it differ from other models? When is selecting a CRAFT intervention the best choice to help someone start a rehab program?
Types of Drug Interventions
In the United States, there are many ways to get help for a drug or alcohol addiction, and also programs that help families of people who face addiction. Some of the most traditional approaches have been support groups including Al-Anon and Nar-Anon. These popular programs have helped many family members and friends receive support when attempting to help a person who has a substance use disorder. However, one study showed these programs are not as effective in helping the person fighting the disease get into treatment.
A common intervention method is called the Johnson intervention. This method has been popularized in television and movies. These interventions use family and friends along with a counselor or interventionist to intervene in the life of the person with a substance use disorder with the goal of getting the person to enter rehab. This method works, but one study showed that only 30 percent of loved ones are even willing to confront their loved one via the Johnson intervention. This reluctance has negative implications for the effectiveness of the treatment modality.
Fortunately, there are other methods available for helping people choose addiction treatment programs. One of them is the Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) method for drug intervention.
The CRAFT method is effective for drug intervention.
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The CRAFT method was developed as a way to help the person struggling with a substance use disorder without forcing a confrontation between families or friends. The CRAFT intervention focuses on self-care, problem-solving, goal setting and other activities designed to improve the lives of people with a substance use disorder while addressing their reluctance to change. The CRAFT model is a motivational therapy that seeks to:
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- Implement self-care in families and the person in rehab
- Encourage the person to seek help
Addiction treatment programs that use the CRAFT method typically use 10-14 one-hour sessions to work on these goals. On average, the person with a substance use disorder enters rehab after the fifth session, but results are varied. These sessions are typically one-on-one, with intensive counseling as the focus.
The CRAFT drug intervention website suggests that this therapeutic approach works well not only for the families seeking help for loved ones, but benefits the person with the substance use disorder as well. Some studies show that CRAFT is even more effective than traditional models.
The American Psychological Association calls this method for drug intervention unappreciated and suggests the treatment modality should be more widely used in the United States. They also point out that the model is effective for both drug and alcohol interventions, with 64-74 percent of people likely to enter treatment with the CRAFT model.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Going Swiss-This One's Easy Part 2
12 comments:
- Carol@TheDesignPages said...
This looks so awesome and especially for a bathroom. Nice job!
- October 10, 2012 at 9:54 PM
- AlinaLoves said...
What an easy and cool idea! I never thought of doing this, but it is so practical! :)
- October 11, 2012 at 2:51 AM
- Shelley Jacobsen said...
Thanks ladies! It's amazing what a can of paint can do:)
- October 11, 2012 at 8:04 AM
- Sheila Zeller said...
Wow, Shelley! Those look incredible! What a great idea, and perfect for the bathroom. Love them!!! *You should link it up - tomorrow the link-up party begins. It's co-hosted by a few bloggers, and is sponsored by Krylon paint, so this project would be perfect! Here's the link if you're interested! (details for link up at the very bottom of the post)
- October 11, 2012 at 12:10 PM
- Shelley Jacobsen said...
Thanks Sheila! I will check out that link...:) Cheers lovely lady!
- October 11, 2012 at 1:45 PM
- Finding Home said...
What a creative way to dress them up! Love it - and so perfect for a bathroom. Thanks so much for sharing at our link party. Take care, Laura
- October 12, 2012 at 12:38 PM
- Shelley Jacobsen said...
Thanks Laura! I only realized after I posted that it was for US citizens, but that's OK...got to check out all the other amazing ideas! Cheers and thanks for hosting this!
- October 12, 2012 at 2:03 PM
- Katie - Something to be Found said...
This is REALLY cute. Pinning it :)
- October 13, 2012 at 3:16 PM
- Shelley Jacobsen said...
Thanks so much Katie, that's really sweet! It's so easy to do:)
- October 13, 2012 at 3:43 PM
- Linda @ it all started with paint said...
Such a fabulous idea!
Thanks so much for sharing at our spray paint link party!
- October 15, 2012 at 10:15 AM
- Sheila Zeller said...
Congratulations Shelley! I just saw that your amazing baskets are a favorite in the voting mix! Woohoo!!! Way to go my friend! :-)
- October 20, 2012 at 9:40 PM
- Shelley Jacobsen said...
Thanks for hosting the link party Linda...that was really fun! Thanks for choosing mine as one of your fav's, I appreciate that!!! Your dryer vent pumpkins were one of mine:)
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I am thrilled to share this set of photographs– the lookbook for the first four tee shirts, now available to order. I feel so much love coming from these captures and can't take my eyes off from them.
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Proactive engagement with citizens who are leading and participating in projects that foster a sense of community throughout the entire Occoquan District.
Goal Area 5 - EnvironmentWork to maintain natural beauty and public resources.
|Objective #
|Action Strategies
|Establish a Deer Management Program for Prince William County
|1. Virginia Urban Archery Program accepted in PWC - Resolution: http://eservice.pwcgov.org/documents/bocs/agendas/2017/0411/12-A.pdf
|Partner with "Keep Prince William Beautiful" to motivate litter removal
|1. Begin a list of trouble spots all across the District - Survey Results: https://www.surveymonkey.com/results/SM-6ZPKMG6TL/?manage=true
|2. Encouraged to Adopt-A-Spot along Devil's Reach Road
|3. Old Bridge Road Annual Columbus Day Clean-Up - 2018 EventBrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2nd-annual-old-bridge-road-clean-up-tickets-47828692908
|4. Participate in Annual Occoquan River Clean-Up
|5. Participate in Prince William Arbor Day
|6. Soil & Water District
|7. Respond to Neighborhood Services Constituent Calls
|Mitigate Occoquan River Watershed Erosion
|1. Speed Limit Sign at Marina
|2. x2 Project and Results (Alex)
|3. Fairfax Water
|4. Chesapeake Bay Policy - Link
|Increase Public Park area in District
|1. Davis Ford Road (old PWCSA wastewater treatment facility) - 50+ acres, timeline 2021
|2. Oakwood/Old Bridge - 15 acres, Occoquan Greenway Trail Head (Community Input Pending)
|3. Minnieville/Harbor Drive - 2.5 acres, Received planning grant for a community park. (Plans for community input in progress)
|4. Smoketown/Old Bridge - 5+ acres, Charlie Boone Trails Memorial Foundation, Inc. (non-profit)
|5. Occoquan Greenway Trail
Our office has teamed up with Keep Prince William Beautiful on many occasions to help encourage the Occoquan District to keep our environment clean, attractive, and flourishing.
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- Almost any place can be adopted – School grounds, library sites, parks, residential common areas, etc. Adoptee's maintain their Spot free of litter and debris on an ongoing basis for a minimum of two years.
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The city of Philadelphia is an excellent place to be in the autumn season. You get that crisp East Coast air, as well as a number of fun events and local traditions. For some tips on how to best enjoy the city, check out this guide to fall activities in Philadelphia.
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Indonesia has its culture that is thousands of years old. Other cultures came from outside Indonesia, such as India, Arab, China and Western (European) countries. Those various cultures have influenced the culture in Indonesia. One of many cultural influences, is what we called "nudism". Many people still believe that nudism and clothes free living only happens in western countries. That is only partly right, Indonesia also has a nudism culture, a cultural traditional of clothes free life, and it is hundred of years old.
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Companies to transfer shares to the newly created Special Demat Account of the IEPF Authority
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs ("MCA") has recently issued a circular relating to transfer of shares to the Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority("Authority").
It has been informed through the circular that the Authority has decided to open a Special Demat Account with the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) through a Depository Participant of NSDL. This Special Demat Account will have features and functionality to support IEPF operations using paperless, digital processes and facilitate record keeping of shares transferred to the Authority. The details of the Demat Account will be issued in due course.
Therefore, the Circular has directed all companies to do the following :
1. Transfer such shares which are required to be transfer shares to the IEPF Authority under the Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority (Accounting, Audit, Transfer and Refund) Rules, 2016, to the Special Demat Account.
2. Provide the information related to the shareholders whose shares are being transferred to the IEPF's demat account, to NSDL.
i. The NSDL will prescribe file formats and operational procedures for transfer of shares to Special Demat Account of the IEPF Authority by 20th April, 2017 and 15th May, 2017 respectively.
ii. The charges to be levied by NSDL to the companies towards upload and maintenance of records relating to shares transferred to the Special Demat Account of the IEPF are as follows:
a. Transaction fee at the time of effecting shares to Demat Account: Rs. 10/- per record subject to minimum of Rs.500/-.
b. Annual Maintenance Fees: Rs.11/- per record subject to minimum based on paid-up capital of the company as mentioned in the page 2 of the link:http://www.mca.gov.in/Ministry/pdf/Circular_27042017.pdf ].
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HONG KONG • Gongfu star Jackie Chan is throwing his hat into the ring, teaming up with American wrestling superstar John Cena in an action thriller that has a working title of Project X.
It will be helmed by Need For Speed (2014) director Scott Waugh, with Cena replacing Sylvester Stallone, who was previously slated to star.
Cena was at the Shanghai International Film Festival last week to meet Chan, where the two reportedly got busy mapping out high-octane action sequences for the film.
Hollywood Reporter cited Chan as saying: "Look at how many on-screen heroes the US has, but China doesn't have its own superheroes, its own Superman, Spider-Man.
"Monkey King is not really modern. And today's young people want new, contemporary-era heroes."
Chan is also rumoured to be involved in the fourth instalment of popular gongfu franchise Ip Man. The plot reportedly has Bruce Lee opening a martial arts school in the United States, a move that irks local residents there.
Lee's mentor, Ip Man, has to travel to America to help soothe ruffled feathers.
Donnie Yen, who portrays Ip Man, has posted online that shooting of Ip Man 4 has started in China.
According to online sites such as Sina, Ip Man has a showdown with a character played by Chan.
The face-off, which was rumoured as far back as last year, when speculation of a fourth Ip Man movie started, resurfaced in the wake of Yen's latest post.
But no word of confirmation has come from him, Chan or Wilson Yip, who directed the previous three instalments and is back for the fourth.


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Type: Japanese Beer (ビール)
Alcohol: 5%
Purchase Price: ¥183 @Aeon
Tasting Notes:
While I have reviewed a few Orion limited brews in the past, I have never gotten around to review their flagship, Orion Draft. With Orion producing a limited edition can for the summer, it gave me the perfect opportunity to add this one to the Beers of Japan blog.
Orion Draft pours easily forming that thick head common to Japanese beers. It's a deeper golden color than other off the shelf lagers, and it has a nice malty aroma coming off the head. The first gulp has a decent amount of malty flavor and a ever-so-slight sweetness along with a thicker mouth feel. A slight bitterness comes through on the back end, finishing with a slight metallic tinge on the cheeks.
Outside of Asia, Orion Draft is pretty much the only "brewed in Japan" lager from a major brewer you'll find in the stores. All the other Big Four brewers (Orion is a subsidiary of Asahi) contract with other major in country brewers to produce "Japanese" beers that end up tasting quite different from original. That being said, there's nothing terribly special about Orion Draft. It's a decent beer to quench your thirst on a hot day, but not one that you should go out of your way to buy. Still, if you must have something authentic at your friendly neighborhood sushi bar, skip the Asahi and ask if they serve Orion Draft.


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Today is Valentines day.
And I think of people with intellectual disabilities who live in systems that forbid them love and marriage.
Today is Hearts and Flowers day.
And I think of seniors residences that forbid husbands and wives rooms together.
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And I think of all the countries that kill, imprison or torture people for loving who their heart bids them love.
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and gentle nudges against the ear
And I wonder how many people with disabilities are driven by love into basements and garages to meet and touch and hold … and how many seniors hold hands under tables and kiss when nurses aren't looking … and how many people risk death or imprisonment or torture just to feel their pulse slamming in their ears at the barest touch.
I wonder if love hidden, if moments forbidden, if dangerous meetings are the places where Valentines, today, actually happens.


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May 9th 2014
Our densely populated city is well known for its ridiculously high rents and its ridiculously tiny homes, but do you know how tiny they actually get? Throw all your first world problems out the window and stop complaining about your lack of closet space!
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Inspired by a Spotify playlist I came across this morning, and also because it's St Andrew's Day, aaaaaand because I'm ever so slightly homesick, I've decided to do a little list of some of my favourite tracks by a few of my favourite Scottish artists. There will also be a playlist at the bottom with all the other tracks that I won't necessarily talk about here (such as The Snuts, There Will Be Fireworks, and The Vegan Leather) simply because I'd truly be here forever if I tried to gush about them all. Enjoy x
1. Sunshine on Leith – The Proclaimers
I'll get this one out of the way first, after all, it wouldn't be a Made in Scotland post if The Proclaimers didn't feature on it. I've got a massive soft spot for the film too, and both are my go-to's whenever I start missing home.
2. Diary of Always – Biffy Clyro
Biffy Clyro's Hogmanay concert in Princes Street Gardens in 2010 was my first ever gig, so if anything they're completely to blame for the way I am now. Choosing my favourite track was a difficult one, but I settled on Diary of Always from their second LP Vertigo of Bliss, released in 2003. Biffy Clyro are one of the best bands to come out of Scotland, and that's not up for debate.
3. Better Man – Paolo Nutini
Paisley's Paolo Nutini is my mum's favourite artist, and whilst I like this track, it isn't my favourite, but it is my mum's. Shoutout to Paolo for making my mama a happy woman x
4. Caribbean War Syndrome – Twin Atlantic
Again, choosing my favourite Twin Atlantic track was a tough one (although it was never going to be anything post-Free, let's be honest). At the time of writing this though, I'd say Caribbean War Syndrome from their 2009 debut (and best) album Vivarium is my favourite. I've seen Twin Atlantic many, many times over the last 8 years or so, and whilst I don't enjoy their newer material as much, they did play a massive part in my teenage years so I don't think I'll ever not love them.
5. Out of the Blue – Prides
Out of the Blue isn't necessarily my favourite Prides track, but it is the song from the RBS advert, and thus it's the track that makes me miss home the most. Their 2015 debut album The Way Back Up is a massive favourite of mine, and I need to see them live again soon. Pls.
6. Feel Alive – Vistas
After only forming in January of last year, Vistas are till relatively new to the Scottish music scene but they're quickly making a name for themselves as being one of most exciting young acts to come out of Scotland in a while. Edinburgh four-piece Vistas are no strangers to my blog, look at any one of my monthly favourites posts and you'll probably find a Vistas track. They've done unbelievably well for themselves over the last 18 months or so, and it's a joy to watch.
7. Dignity – Deacon Blue
I remember my Dad always having this on when I was little, so I guess it's on here for the sake of childhood nostalgia.
8. Nightdrive – Rebel Westerns
My best boys. I truly have nothing but a whole lot of love and support for Rebel Westerns. I found myself at their gig at Cab Vol waaaaay back in December of 2015 and I've probably been at every gig they've done in either Edinburgh or Glasgow since. I even travelled FROM MANCHESTER for the sole purpose of seeing them support Will Joseph Cook at The Mash House last month. They're the loveliest group of boys, particularly Dom, and they deserve nothing but the best. Their final gig of 2017 is tomorrow at The Mash House, and I'm gutted that I can't be there. Grab a ticket here though and have a party with them on my behalf pls x
9. Head Rolls Off – Frightened Rabbit
I don't listen to Frightened Rabbit as much as I'd like to, mostly because I don't enjoy making myself feel SAD. I was SUPER late to the Frightened Rabbit party, and Head Rolls Off from their 2007 album The Midnight Organ Fight was the first track I'd ever listened to, and even then I only heard it in 2015. Oops.
10. Lost on You – Lewis Capaldi
It's no secret that I absolutely adore Lewis Capaldi. I've definitely featured all four tracks from his 2017 EP Bloom in a few favourites posts throughout this year, and rightly so. Bathgate's sadboi blew up this year, quickly selling out venues across the UK. His debut single Bruises had over a million streams on Spotify in something ridiculous like 9 days, which is insane. His poignant, heartbreaking lyrics have a universal relatability, and I think that's why so many find solace in track like Lost on You.
11. Joanna – Fatherson
I'll admit that I never really got all that into Fatherson, but I'd be silly to not acknowledge that they're a much loved Scottish act, and that it's me who's the weird one for not being that into them. I've met them a few times though, and they're the nicest guys ever, and I do have a particular liking for Joanna from their second album Open Book, released last year.
12. Caledonia – Dougie Maclean
I know this is cringe, but it had to be done, okay? It's literally a song about being away from Scotland and being homesick, it has more than earned it's spot here. On a related note, Paolo Nutini's cover of Caledonia is absolutely worth a listen.
13. City Boys – Indigo Velvet
Indigo Velvet gigs are one of the things I miss most about Edinburgh, after going to their Manchester gig at the start of the month I can tell you they're just not the saaaaaame down here. They're one of the first local bands I got into back home, and despite releasing some incredible tracks throughout 2017 (Mona, and Sunrise, to name a few), it's still City Boys that has my heart. I'll be at their debut EP launch at the Liquid Rooms next Friday and I truly couldn't be more excited about it.
14. Whatever Dress Suits You Better – Model Aeroplanes
If it wasn't for Twin Atlantic I probably wouldn't have found Model Aeroplanes way back in 2014. The Dundee four-piece supported Twin at Fat Sam's in August 2014 and I was hooked. They've understandably only gotten better since then, releasing their successful debut EP Something Like Heaven in March last year. Whatever Dress Suits You Better has been a particular favourite of mine for a while now.
15. othr grls – ST.MARTiiNS
If you've read a few of my monthly music favourites blog posts then you'll need zero introduction to Dundee duo ST.MARTiiNS. I love them. Their debut EP Bad w/ Her, released earlier this year was a glittering alt-pop dream, and I'm excited to see what they have up their sleeves for 2018. I pinky promise I didn't choose othr grls as my favourite track because of all the dogs in the music video, honest (I absolutely did).