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A collection of what other media outlets are saying as the Ravens prepare for Sunday's game against the Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium.
* Texans safety Ed Reed, who was a guest on "The Rich Eisen Podcast" on Tuesday, says he has bigger goals than this Sunday's game with his former team.
Reed was a call-in guest Tuesday on "The Rich Eisen Podcast," where he explained why missing a game against the team he won a Super Bowl with seven months ago wouldn't be the end of the world.
"It's nothing that urged me to play this week. You know, I didn't circle this on the calendar," Reed explained. "I said it earlier in the offseason that with my rehab, I'm not preparing to play against San Diego or Tennessee or even the Ravens.
"It's about being there for the long haul," Reed continued, "being there for the team when it really counts, and that's playoffs, the Super Bowl, AFC Championship Game."
* Speaking of Reed, ESPN.com's Jamison Hensley is sharing his most memorable moments of the former Ravens safety's time in Baltimore. Here is No. 6, which published Tuesday.
With the Ravens trailing the Seahawks by 17 points (41-24) in the fourth quarter, it was Reed's play on special teams that ignited the rally for the Ravens. His 16-yard touchdown return off his own blocked punt with 6:41 left in the game closed the Ravens within 41-31 and started a run of 20 straight points. Matt Stover tied the game with a 40-yard field goal on the last play in regulation and won it with a 42-yarder in overtime. This thrilling victory turned the season around for the Ravens, who won five of their last six games and captured their first division title. And it all began with a big play from Reed.
* Other than Reed, CSNHouston's Dave Zangaro writes that another Texans veteran might not play against the Ravens on Sunday.
[Texans offensive tackle Duane] Brown is wearing a walking boot on his right foot and will for a day or two. He isn't sure if he'll practice this week.
"That's what it looks like right now," Brown said on CSN's SportsTalk Live about being a game-time decision. "We have practice tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. We'll just see, man. I really can't tell you how it's gonna work out. I'd love to be out there at Baltimore this weekend. But I really don't know right now."
* At this point, it's uncertain whether Ray Rice will play in Sunday's game. The Houston Chronicle's Brian T. Smith shares Texans coach Gary Kubiak's thoughts on the situation.
Asked Monday about how Rice's status will affect his team's preparation and execution, Texans coach Gary Kubiak said the Ravens' depth in the backfield could cover up for Rice's absence. Bernard Pierce leads Baltimore in rushing yards (79) and carries (28) through two games.
"[Rice is] a great player, obviously. But I tell you what, the one behind him is a tremendous player, too. He played extremely well," Kubiak said at Reliant Stadium. "So I don't think it's going to change anything they do and our focus has got to be on ourselves. To go on the road, play the world champs, the type of game we're going to have to play, we're going to have to correct our own stuff and stay concerned with what we're doing."
* Tom Pelissero of USA Today discusses the importance of Sunday's matchup with the Texans.
Ravens veteran Terrell Suggs expects a playoff rematch with the Broncos — but how quickly will things come together for the remodeled Super Bowl champs? They had to rally from a halftime deficit just to get past the Browns last week.
Sunday, they welcome in the Texans, who have completed comebacks of their own against the Chargers and Titans (in OT). If RB Ray Rice's injured hip flexor keeps him out, a lot will be on QB Joe Flacco's shoulders.
* Greg A. Bedard of Monday Morning Quarterback talks about Ozzie Newsome and the beginning of the Ravens franchise in a recent profile of the team executive.
But there they were, one day before the first draft in Ravens history, charting the course for a franchise. Present were owner Art Modell, his son David, team president Jim Bailey, chief financial officer Pat Moriarty and vice president of player personnel Ozzie Newsome.
Newsome, 40 at the time, was in charge, but he was greener than the Jolly Green Giant. After starring for four years at Alabama and then for 13 seasons as a tight end for the Browns, he was certainly at home around the game. But this was altogether different. Yes, he had studied tirelessly in the five years since his retirement, working at times as an assistant coach with Cleveland, and then in personnel under coach Bill Belichick with the Browns. But in Cleveland, Belichick, general manager Ernie Accorsi and later personnel chief Michael Lombardi did the heavy lifting. Everyone else was a glorified grunt, grinding tape and writing reports.
* While looking back at the Ravens' win over the Browns, Hensley discusses the issues with the tight ends in the first two games of the season.
Through two games, the Ravens can't get the ball in the hands of their tight ends and can't keep it away from the other teams' tight ends. Denver's Julius Thomas and Cleveland's Jordan Cameron have combined for 10 catches for 256 yards and two touchdowns. Dating back to last season's AFC Championship Game, the Ravens have allowed a tight end to record at least 83 yards receiving in four straight games. There has been no such success for the Ravens this year. Against the Browns, Baltimore's tight ends totaled two catches for 26 yards. Ed Dickson dropped Flacco's first pass of the game and wasn't targeted again. It marked the fourth time in Dickson's past 16 games (including playoffs) that he was held without a catch.
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* FoxSports.com's Brian Billick ranks the Ravens at No. 12, down three spots from last week.
Joe Flacco missed the birth of his second child for that?
* ESPN.com lists the Ravens at No. 11, unchanged from last week.
Joe Flacco is 2-for-13 on throws deeper than 20 yards downfield this season with twice as many off-target throws (eight) as he had in last year's entire playoff run.
* Hensley provides extended analysis on the Ravens' spot in ESPN.com's poll.
A more convincing win wouldn't have moved up the defending Super Bowl champions. The only team in the top 10 that lost was the San Francisco 49ers, and they were atop the rankings last week.
* Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk ranks the Ravens at No. 6, up one spot from last week.
So far, watching the Ravens play this year has been only slightly less painful than the childbirth quarterback Joe Flacco missed on Sunday.
* CBSSports.com's Pete Prisco lists the Ravens at No. 15, down two spots from last week.
They just don't seem to have any real playmakers on offense outside of Torrey Smith and Ray Rice. Who can emerge? Marlon Brown?
* In the Associated Press Pro32 poll, the Ravens are No. 12. They were No. 15 last week.
* Elliot Harrison of NFL.com ranks the Ravens at No. 12, up one spot from last week.
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Baltimore recovers, albeit in a tough, defensive AFC North battle . There was just one turnover and eight total penalties committed by the Browns and the Ravens in Baltimore's 14-6 win -- and that might be the best way for John Harbaugh's group to compete. Ray Rice is hurting, and the Ravens lack a big-time threat at wide receiver/tight end. They couldn't keep up during the season-opening track meet in Denver. The veterans on defense need to stay healthy, while the younger guys, like Matt Elam and Josh Bynes, have to be play smart. Meanwhile, if backup running back Bernard Pierce can provide the kind of pop he did late in 2012, Baltimore should be OK.

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FORGET Oreo biscuits and M&Ms; Aussies want apples in their McFlurries.
Fast food giant McDonald's has released the Apple Pie McFlurry which combines the standard ice-cream in-a-cup McFlurry and the restaurant's popular apple pie.
The combination sees soft serve topped with apple pie and warm caramel sauce.
According to McDonald's, the combination of the two desserts was done to "ring in the start of spring" in "one ultra-cool, super-sweet taste sensation".
The Apple Pie McFlurry was created in conjunction with Uber Eats through which it was exclusively available for its launch last week.
- Research showing further health benefits to apples
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- APAL calls for fair wholesale prices in wake of apple, pear glut
The dessert has now been made available in McDonald's outlets around the country.
The Apple Pie McFlurry was brought to life on the basis that one in four McDonald's Apple Pies ordered through Uber Eats was accompanied by a sundae.
It's potentially good marketing for Australian apple growers as well with McDonald's using only Australian-grown apples within their Apple Pies.
Apple and Pear Australia Limited communications manager, Alison Barber, who is yet to have the pleasure of trying the new McFlurry, said it was good to see such an influential food company putting apples at the core of new menu innovation.
"Apples are incredibly tasty, good for you and versatile enough to rise to any occasion, even if it means being smothered in soft serve and sent home in an Uber," Ms Barber said.
"But don't leave out the best bit. Research this week shows to get the most from an apple you need the skin on, so we would suggest McDonalds peels the skin in one piece (kids can show them how) and ties it in a bow around that McFlurry to give it an extra final flourish.
"They can then reprise the 1970s jingle 'two all beef patties' to 'two all-Aussie apples, caramel sauce, vanilla, soft, serve, Ubered - with the skin on.'"
When the McFlurry was first launched in the mid 90s, the spoon used to attach to a stirring machine, thus giving it a "flurry" of ice-cream and toppings.
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A Brief History Of Hot Bitches In Leather Kicking Ass
Hello, The history of mankind has many examples of women who kicked ass in the distant past. Unfortunately, all of these ancient instances of female domination involve women who were extremely unattractive and wore clothing that was drab and unappealing. In modern times, revisionist historians have tried to cast doubt on that premise by trying to make Joan of Arc look sexier, but nobody burns a good looking 19 year old girl at the stake unless she's butt ugly and wears armor. Cleopatra is often cited as being a beautiful woman who shook her ass into a position of great power, but the sad truth is that behind the pancake makeup there was only a drag queen who exploited the rampant homosexuality of the Roman Empire to expand and solidify "her" power. All other historical examples of females kicking ass can be easily attributed to women with internal testes. While we can't really go back into the distant past to find out just how hot these powerful women really weren't, an examination of the present and the overt manliness of South African "female" runner Caster Semenya pretty much sums up what the ass-kicking women of world history probably looked like. [1] While there may be unknown bitches from the past who were actually hot and did kick ass in a leather outfit, we will never really know for sure and it must be assumed that they never existed.
|The 1940's
Before the 20th century, women were fairly happy to be treated as property, which allowed them the luxury of blaming men for anything that went wrong. By the 1920's, men in western cultures decided to redistribute that wealth of liability and empower women with the right to vote - for whomever their husband said was the best candidate. Despite this token advance, "Back in the kitchen or the back of my hand!" was still a popular and often used directive for handling women in a typical western household. [2] After the advent of WW2, the need to replace workers who had been shipped off to war became too pressing to ignore. A woman's traditional vocations of housecleaning, cooking and looking pretty were expanded to also include factory jobs that were formerly filled by either men or "women" who had internal testes. While "Rosie The Riveter"[3] didn't wear leather or appeal to the prurient interest of normal people, the icon was an overt acknowledgment that women were capable of, and expected to, kick ass.
|The 1950's
In the squeaky clean and highly moralistic depictions of 1950's America by television shows like "Father Knows Best" and "Leave it to Beaver", women were depicted as if they were still living in the 1930's but had learned to get back into the kitchen without being told. The war was over and women kicking ass wasn't deemed to be a necessity anymore. Naughtiness was pretty much relegated to localized "camera clubs", who secretly exchanged artistic photos out of the scrutiny of mainstream censorship. After these connoisseurs got a sniff of Bettie Page, in leather and lace, getting spanked and posing in other fetishist idioms, it wasn't long before girly publications like "Wink",[4] "Titter"[5] and "Eyeful"[6] hit the newsstands. Women were now encouraged to be leather-wearing hotties but the only thing that came close to ass kicking was Bettie getting spanked by another woman with a hair brush.The 1960's
Russ Meyer grew up in a porn-less house and spent his youth touching himself while leering at posters of "Rosie The Riveter" in dubiously sexy situations[7] Meyer's chocolate and peanut butter epiphany came in 1961 when he mistakenly walked into a California biker bar and erroneously assumed that a long haired member of the Hells Angels was a woman. Meyer later claimed that he survived the beating by pretending that he was being assaulted by a leather clad woman with huge tits - which proved to be arousing. In 1965, Meyer released "Faster Pussycat, Kill Kill"[8] and a generation of men were introduced to erotic thrill of being kicked repeatedly in the groin by an attractive, buxom woman. The BBC were quick to respond to high demand in Britain by introducing the character "Emma Peel" in the hit television show "The Avengers"[9]
|The 1970's
Known as the decade that ruined everything, the 1970's dampened the hot bitch kicking ass in leather revolution when media moguls strayed from a winning formula. American television producer Aaron Spelling personally watered down the concept for mass appeal by introducing "Charlie's Angels"[10] after showing up during production of the movie "The Doll Squad"[11] and taking notes. Spelling's "Angels" reduced the hot bitch in leather kicking ass genre to a Los Angeles style fashion show for damsels in distress and his vanilla stranglehold on entertainment would persist for two more decades. Hot bitches kicking ass would only survive in Blaxploitation movies like "Cleopatra Jones"[12] which dumped the leather in favor of pimp clothing and slapping an older (and fatter) Shelley Winters in the face.
The 1980's
Since the primary focus of the 1980's was "Who shot J.R.?", cocaine and making lots of money to pay for all that cocaine, very few manifestations of hot bitches in leather kicking ass truly occurred. If it weren't for Grace Jones[13] taking a spear to "Conan The Barbarian"'s crotch, there wouldn't be anything worth mentioning unless you include Sigourney Weaver tackling an army of intergalactic insects in Aliens. But that probably doesn't count here as Sigourney's climatic battle was against another female. There was no room for leather wear in that set up either. Shame.
|The 1990's
Advances in image rendering and personal computer capabilities allowed characters in video games to become more lifelike and therefore appealing to the prurient interest of adolescent boys. Real women were replaced by mere images and a legion of horny teenagers fell in love with Lara Croft [14] In the world of live action, Lucy Lawless becomes the newest busty brawler in "Xena:Warrior Princess" but the show's fantasy setting and lesbian undertones turned it into a lengthy chick flick on television. Some skinny waif and her Hollywood pals didn't fare any better with "Buffy The Vampire Slayer".[15] "Buffy" ended up being nothing more than "Beverly Hills 90210" with vampires and lesbians. Porn star Jenna Jameson experimented with "Hot Bitches In Leather Licking Each Others Asses On Race Cars" which only appealed to lesbians trapped in a man's body and a few NASCAR fans.
|The 2000's
In 1997 Quentin Tarantino wrote and directed "Jackie Brown" - an homage to the Blaxploitation films of the 1970's. After working with formerly blaxploited ass kicker Pam Grier [16], Tarantino would take a five year hiatus from film making before resurrecting the hot chicks in leather kicking ass genre in 2003. In the two-part movie epic "Kill Bill", Uma Thurman takes out a Samurai sword and splatters the blood and limbs of an estimated 80 henchman[17] in various directions and the genre was given new life. Purists argue that Thurman should have accomplished the feat while wearing a push-up bra and by kicking everyone in the groin, instead of chopping off their limbs, but it's still considered nothing short of a hot bitches in leather kicking ass revival. Tarantino followed that masterpiece with "Death Proof" [18], a movie that climaxes with three hot bitches stomping a sniveling Kurt Russell to death, then dancing on his lifeless body.
|The Future
Current trends indicate that the 2010's will likely produce a warrior woman who'll be wearing a synthetic, form fitting material that allows her to kill and pee simultaneously - perhaps even urinating on a foe after they've been vanquished. Further into the future, advances in virtual reality will also allow law abiding citizens to virtually get their ass kicked by any celebrity of the past 50 years, in leather, with startling realism. The current market for a virtual beating session with Joan Crawford is estimated to be huge but the technology is still in its infancy and has yet to catch up with public demand. No matter what the future holds, there will definitely be hot bitches in leather-like clothing to satisfy a population of men who are bent over and waiting to be kicked firmly in the ass.
- ↑ Somebody gouge out my eyes...please.
- ↑ This directive was eventually replaced in 1955 after Jackie Gleason uttered the now infamous line "One of these days Alice, POW! right in the kisser!" on the TV show "The Honeymooners"
- ↑ My demands are small if your fist is big
- ↑ Say No More!
- ↑ It's not a very good name, is it?
- ↑ Va Va Voom!
- ↑ Also the inspiration for the modern porn series "No Boys Allowed" parts 1-15
- ↑ The British required a more ladylike boot to the nads in a curiously sunny England that lacked squalor
- ↑ Kate Smith? Jodhpurs? WTF?
- ↑ Kicking and leather!
- ↑ She's 6'2" and eats punks like you for breakfast
- ↑ Sex and danger never looked so good
- ↑ They're not real, OK?
- ↑ Should I let her kick my ass or take her to the prom?
- ↑ Those were the days
- ↑ Some nerd actually analyzed the video, watch and count for yourself!
- ↑ Now that's action!
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By D. Oliver Herbel
When most of us think of religious discussions surrounding Christmas, we likely think of debates about the "real meaning," warnings against materialism, or to what extent the holiday is "pagan." For Orthodox Christians, the question of when to celebrate Christmas is also a hot topic. This is especially the case in America.
Historically, the Orthodox Churches have celebrated religious holidays according to the Julian Calendar, the calendar introduced by Julius Caesar. In 1582, the Gregorian Calendar was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII and became the basis for the civil calendar we use today. In 1923, a synod at Constantinople decided to accept the newer Gregorian Calendar as the basis for holidays with fixed dates but to keep the older means of calculating Easter (aka "Pascha"). Many Orthodox Churches did not accept this decision, meaning most Orthodox Christians continue to celebrate Christmas on the 25th of December of the Julian Calendar, which falls on the 7th of January of the Gregorian Calendar. A sizable minority, which now includes most Orthodox Christians in America, celebrate it at the same time as Western Christians. This difference has occasionally led to intense debates between Orthodox Christians, with some believing the revision was a plot intended to force unification with the Roman Catholic Church while others have argued against such a position. The debate has played out not only online but also over coffee in parish halls and at kitchen tables.
In American Orthodoxy, however, the debate centers not on whether the 1923 decision was a conspiracy but on variations of two of the discussions I noted above as common to many other American Christians—the real meaning of Christmas and the materialism surrounding the holiday. To be sure, an argument for the 7th of January dating is often made by appealing to ethnic traditions (Russian, Serbian, etc.) surrounding the celebration of Christmas, but that is not the total sum. Often, the debate is whether celebrating Christmas on the 7th of January protects one (at least to some degree) from the forces of secularism and/or materialism. An argument to the affirmative is sometimes heard from those who nostalgically think back upon a time when their churches held Christmas on the 7th of January. This is because the pattern of American Orthodox generally shifting to the 25th of December was something that occurred over time during the 20th century, not immediately in 1923. With many parishes of Russian and Ukrainian heritage retaining the 7th of January date, such Orthodox Christians can even look wistfully upon some of their neighbors. A date separate from the commercialism that surrounds the 25th of December has even been attractive to non-Orthodox who decide to join the Orthodox Church. This has been the case, for instance, with Orthodox converts who entered Orthodoxy with a desire to join the ancient Christian church. In the case of converts from a new age group known as the Holy Order of MANS, this desire began with an attempt to "restore" that vision of ancient Christianity.
Not all converts who have desired to restore (or find) ancient Christianity have desired a separate date for Christmas, of course. In fact, most have not, but they do share a desire to argue for a Christmas season that is "traditional" and focused on celebrating the birth of Jesus. This, I think, is perhaps an important aspect to remember when reflecting upon Orthodox Christians and their two dates for Christmas: in America, whichever date an Orthodox Christian may happen to argue for, he or she is likely to include position statements not so different from his or her non-Orthodox Christian counterpart (the fringe conspiracy theorists about enforced union notwithstanding). Whether Orthodox Christians in America celebrate the holiday on the 25th of December or 7th of January, they share many of the same concerns, desires, and even patterns of behavior as the rest of their American neighbors. Indeed, in some cases, preferring the 7th of January can be a most American expression.
D. Oliver Herbel holds a doctorate in historical theology from Saint Louis University. He is the author of Sarapion of Thmuis: Against the Manichaeans, Pastoral Letters and Turning to Tradition: Converts and the Making of an American Orthodox Church, as well as articles and book chapters, many of which concentrate on Orthodox Christianity in America. He currently serves as the priest of Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church in Fargo, ND, and as a chaplain in the North Dakota Air National Guard.
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There's no better time of year to be a teenager than the summer, as demonstrated by Jacuzzi Boys' throwback party-pop. Reveling in all things young and dumb, the Miami band covered adolescent debauchery on the 2009 debut No Seasons, but move into more innocent territory on the love-struck Glazin'. Sunny, bouncy beach-rock sets the stage for punchy tracks that capture the silly romances of youth, best exemplified in the catchy closer "Koo Koo With You." With its cheesy-yet-charming refrain ("When I'm on your coast / you love me the most / 'cause I could koo-koo with you 'til the end"), the song follows the album's overall formula of mixing the sentimental and nonsensical. But even if the lyrics are a bit dippy (the energetic "Cool Vapors" appears to be about air conditioning), they're perfect for the record's relaxed, fuzzed-out vibe, fitting right in with the lo-fi '70s garage-psych that's being revived by Wavves, Hunx And His Punx, Sonny & The Sunsets, and others. Compared to the gleefully scrappy No Seasons, the band has clearly put in more deliberation this time around, though some creativity has been lost in the studio clean-up: Clangy guitars, thumping drums, and no-frills keyboards make for easy sing-alongs, but other songs are too simple to have staying power. On the other hand, if the subject is teenage infatuations, "too simple to have staying power" gets it about right.
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Advisors say their clients' retirement portfolios have nearly recovered from the recession, but they aren't sure their clients have. An SEI Quick Poll released April 5 found that a majority of advisors say their clients' portfolios have largely recovered and 10 percent are doing better than they were before the recession.
The survey was conducted in March among 200 advisors during a webinar hosted by SEI Advisor Network.
Despite those successes, 60 percent of advisors report their boomer clients say suffering another significant stock market decline is their top concern. By comparison, just 7 percent say their clients are concerned about inflation and 3 percent say clients are worried about making bad investment decisions.
"The old mantra for retirement investing was, 'Income, income, income.' In reality, that's far too simplistic," Steve Onofrio, managing director of SEI Advisor Network, said in a statement. "Instead, investors may have multiple goals—income, growth and capital preservation—that are mirrored by a goals-based portfolio, in which separate pools of assets are aligned to each objective. We believe this approach to be an effective means of managing market volatility while ensuring that goals are met."
One-third of advisors use a 60/40 strategy, the survey found, while more than half use a bucketing method. Just 12 percent use annuities as part of their clients' retirement strategy.
"More and more advisors are moving toward goal-based investing," Onofrio said in an interview. Advisors are allocating assets to achieve a particular goal, he said, whether that's income or capital preservation, or achieving both while maintaining growth.
Onofrio notes that to get investors' attitudes in line with the state of their portfolios, they need to communicate well and often.
"Our advisors are emphasizing communication," he said. They're setting goals up front and constantly updating their clients and keeping them focused on their long-term goals."
"Most people feel like they're almost back," he said, acknowledging that "the scars are true." Investors are more cautious, especially younger investors. "You think young investors are more freewheeling and tech-based, but they're a lot more cautious. They've only lived through volatility," he said. Unlike their parents and grandparents, who enjoyed long periods of growth, young investors started their accumulation years in unprecedented volatility.
"Advisors need to understand who they're speaking to, to structure portfolios," Onofrio said.
But, ultimately, "confidence is returning," he said. " 'Cautiously optimistic' is the word of the day."


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THE daughter of First World War poet Edmund Blunden is to speak at an Oxford University event.
Margi Blunden will remember her father and his work at the First World War Poetry Spring School run by Oxford University's English faculty on April 3-5.
She will talk about her father and give an insight into the poet, as the country marks 100 years since the war broke out.
The Spring School is open to the public and will bring together world-leading experts on the major poets and poems of the Great War.
Edmund Blunden (1896-1974) volunteered to join the Army when he was 19, despite winning a place at Queen's College, Oxford, to read Classics.
He was commissioned as a second lieutenant and went to France in early 1916 and was eventually demobilised in mid-February 1919.
During his service in France and Flanders he spent two years at the front, more than any other well-known war writer, and fought in some of the most violent battles of the war, including the battle of the Somme and the battle of Third Ypres. His most famous works include In Concert Party: Busseboom and The Waggoner.
Other speakers confirmed include Adrian Barlow, Meg Crane, Guy Cuthbertson, Gerald Dawe, Simon Featherstone, Philip Lancaster, Stuart Lee, Jean Liddiard, Alisa Miller, Charles Mundye, Jane Potter, Mark Rawlinson and Jon Stallworthy.
- The Spring School will be held at the Faculty of English, St Cross Building, University of Oxford on April 3 to 5. To register visit english.ox.ac.uk and it costs £180 or £150 for concessions.


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Earlier this month Motorola unveiled the 2nd generation Moto X along with the new Moto G at an event in India. They also announced that Indian customers will be the first to get their hands on the 2nd generation Moto X and Moto G. Today, the new Moto X will finally go on sale at midnight exclusively on Flipkart in India.
The new Moto X packs a 5.2 inch full HD display, 2.5 GHz quad-core processor, 13 megapixel camera with 4k video recording and more. It comes with four noise-cancellation mic on the phone for better voice reception and an enhanced voice control. This handset will be available in Black, Bamboo White and Leather Black variants in India. It comes with a price tag of INR 31,999.
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I wanted to share one of the many projects I have wanted to do but never seem to finish. I have been seeing old bottles everywhere, and I wanted to do something with the ones that I found in my grandfather's old garage. I really wanted to put them in the box, but was not sure that would work. After seeing an inspiration photo, I decided to do it.
They were really dirty, so I got out a galvanized tub and put the bottles in with oxy clean, which is *wonderful* for cleaning out the inside of things.
Here is the inspiration photo from Shanty 2 Chic:
So yet another idea for the box. This is also one I can change out with different stems/flowers as they come into season. I also have plenty of green bottles I'm going to try.
Thanks so very much for stopping by! I am still desperately trying to get back to comments from Christmas, so do not give up on me:-)
Also I decided a facebook page was much more manageable than the Far Above Rubies facebook account I have already, so I would love to have you go by HERE and join.


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The most recent installment of "American Idol" proved one of the most gripping in the show's history, approaching a season-finale level of drama.
Casey Abrams, inexplicably nixed by voters, sang for his "Idol" life – only to be cut off mid-note by the judges who used their only "save" of the season to give him a rebirth. Abrams' reaction (he doubled over, almost as if in the kind of pain that put him in the hospital recently) proved a genuinely thrilling moment – as did the contestants' unbridled joy as Ryan Seacrest announced this year's touring crew would include the Top 11 rather than the usual 10.
The exciting finish set the stage for more suspense this week, with two hopefuls certain to be booted by Thursday. The emotion-driven action has put this pivotal season, punctuated by major judging panel changes and a great collection of contestants, on course to become one of the best in recent years.
Then why is Simon Cowell still getting the headlines?
The acerbic former "Idol" judge, a showman as much as a starmaker, is deftly using the surprising interest in his old program to help promote his new one, "The X Factor," which doesn't debut until fall. Auditions started Sunday in Los Angeles, reportedly drawing 15,000 hopefuls, and every day seems to bring new talk of the stars who could join L.A. Reid and Cowell on the judges' panel. Jessica Simpson? Enrique Iglesias? Nicki Minaj? A Cowell-Paula Abdul reunion perhaps?
Cowell has been circumspect in his comments about the reconstituted "Idol," but he's hardly shied away from press as his judge watch goes on. We're having unwelcome flashbacks to last year when Cowell's impending departure from "Idol" spurred "who's next?" talk that overshadowed the lackluster contestant crop.
This season, as evidenced by the latest "Idol" drama, the focus is back on the talent – no small feat considering the big names now on the panel.
Both Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez checked their egos at the door, proving un-Cowell-like in their measured criticisms of the wannabe singers. Lopez has displayed both emotion in her reactions and an honest, level-headedness in her thoughtful assessments. Tyler's shown he's a character with character, blurting whatever pops into his head (much to the ire of the censors) and offering unabashed praise for those whose music literally moves him into chair-dancing, table slapping and occasional "Dream on"-like yowls.
Tyler's dash onto the stage last week to hug Jacob Lusk (our choice, so far, for the next "Idol") after a stirring rendition of Marvin Gaye's "You're All I Need to Get By," made for delightfully zany, spontaneous TV.
Moments like those, where the panelists play a major supporting role to the young singers, have made this a season worth watching – and, judging from the ratings, a success.
That's all good, of course, for Fox, which will have "The X Factor" to literally fill the otherwise idle "Idol" stage during the older show's hiatus between Season 10 and 11.
Watch for Cowell, meanwhile, to keep milking his new judging drama and portraying himself as a comeback kid of sorts as he tried to recreate his success with the UK version of "The X Factor" on these shores. He's also smart enough to realize that even with all the promotion he can muster, the contestants are key to his new show's hopes.
"No matter what your ambitions are for one of these shows, it absolutely depends on who the contestants are. If they're all useless and boring, you haven't got a show," he recently told The Hollywood Reporter's Kim Masters on her radio show, "The Business."
If the contestants are useless and boring, Cowell certainly will tell them in the bluntest of terms. If he likes them, they shouldn't expect any hugs.
And if Cowell's looking for any tips for injecting drama into "The X Factor," he might want to check out this week's episodes of "American Idol."
Hester is founding director of the award-winning, multi-media NYCity News Service at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism. He is the former City Editor of the New York Daily News, where he started as a reporter in 1992. Follow him on Twitter.


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Disappointing, but not hopeless: Texas Tech got the best of SMU in the season opener despite a late Mustangs rally with a final score of 35-27.
- Sophomore QB Kyle Padron had an exciting if unbalanced day, throwing for 218 yards, 2 touchdowns…and three picks. Padron was also sacked 3 times by the Tech defense.
- Senior kicker Matt Szymanski (right) was named Conference USA Special Teams Player Of The Week after kicking a school-record 61-yard field goal. (The goal is the second-longest in C-USA history.) SMU's special teams were the unlikely heroes of the game, as Darryl Fields also returned a kickoff 92 yards to set up a 24-yard field to pull SMU within 35-17 in the third quarter.
- SMU's defeat was also Tommy Tuberville's first win as head coach of Texas Tech. The Mustangs now have lost 14 straight games to Tech, dating back to 1989.
Bad memories, better futures: SMU will play its first home game against struggling C-USA rivalUAB on Saturday, Sept. 11. There will be a tribute to the heroes of United Flight 93, who sacrificed their lives to avert a 4th terrorist attack on 9/11. Mustangs will be wearing red, white and blue in honor of the victims. Also, SMU will be offering free tickets to all first-responders (including fire, police and emergency medical personnel) and to anyone with a military ID.
Off to a great start: The men's soccer team received accolades for its furious 3-0-0 start when it was ranked 2nd in the Midwest division of the NSCAA/HendricksCars.com National Rankings.
- SMU has defeated Missouri State in a 3-2 double overtime victory, Lipscomb with a 3-1 victory, and has shut out Seattle 3-0, all within the past week.
- Freshmen lead the fight as Zach Barnes (right, 2 goals), Juan Castillo (2 goals), Robbie Derschang, A.J. Corrado, Ben Hill and Chris Sendejas have all scored in the three victories for SMU. Sophomore T. J. Nelson also netted his first career goal against Missouri State.
- SMU continues its season this weekend at the Tulsa Tournament in Oklahoma, where it will face SIUE on Friday and Western Illinois on Sunday.
Revenge against Tech: The volleyball team continued their torrid start this past weekend with a 2-1 record at the Doubletree Invitational, which ended with their first loss of the season (but not after some due retribution was dealt out.)
- SMU swept Texas Tech (25-15, 25-20, 25-17) in its first game of the Invitational, providing solace for bitter Mustangs over the weekend.
- The Texas State Bobcats proved to be a bit more of a challenge in the second match of the day, but SMU prevailed with a 3-1 final score (SMU 25-23, 25-23, TXS 25-18, SMU 25-20.)
- Sadly, the Lady Mustangs were out of gas in their 3-1 loss to UC-Davis in the Doubletree Invitational Championship. On the brighter side, both OH Kathryn Wilkerson and DS/L Sidney Stewart were named to the 2010 All-Tournament Team.
- SMU looks to bounce back from their first loss of the season this weekend in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where they will face UC-Santa Barbara, Sacramento State and host New Mexico in the Lobo Comcast Challenge.


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I'll try to be brief. I have several classes in my program, and now I'm having trouble making them work together. The details: I have classes Ball (Ball.cpp + Ball.h) and Wall (Wall.cpp + Wall.h). I was trying to create a new function in Ball with a parameter of type Wall, as follows:
This is its declaration in Ball.h, line 27. It is also mentioned in Ball.cpp properly.Code:class Ball { [...] bool CB_col(Wall blck) const; [...] };
However, the compiler doesn't seem to accept the code:
I was made sure to include the header file:Code:ball.h(27) : error C2061: syntax error : identifier 'Wall'
I've searched through many places about this, but this just feels different from all others. There is absolutely no semi-comma or bracket missing in any of the 4 files.Code:#ifndef WALL_DECLARE #define WALL_DECLARE #include "Wall.h" #endif [...]
If there isn't enough info on the problem, it can be provided when requested. Thanks in advance.


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No doubt Redmi Note 5 Pro is one of the most popular devices in Redmi Community and most the Mi Fans are already using this device. The Phone runs on the latest version of MIUI 10, but most of the users want to install some new custom On the phone. So today we are posting about the new custom ROM called AOSIP derpfest. which is based on the latest Android Pie and comes with lots of features and customization.
Not only this the ROM has decent battery life and awesome performance while playing PubG Mobile on the phone. AOSIP DerpFest built based on AOSP Android. Its developer has extended some its features and functions to make it more awesome. Once installed, you'll see a user interface that is completely different than what is in MIUI.
So today in this guide we will show you how to Install AOSIP DerpFest Pie ROM on Redmi Note 5 Pro. To install any Custom ROM you need a Custom TWRP recovery and the Custom ROM zip file. But before that, you need to unlock the bootloader of the phone. Without unlocking the bootloader you can install the TWRP on your phone. So let's take a look at how to do that.
Table of Contents
- 1 Install AOSIP DerpFest Pie ROM For Redmi Note 5 Pro
- 2 How to Install TWRP and AOSIP DerpFest Pie ROM on Redmi Note 5 Pro
Install AOSIP DerpFest Pie ROM For Redmi Note 5 Pro
This guide is only for the Redmi Note 5 Pro phone users and don't apply this method on any other Xiaomi Phone. Do take the full backup of your phone. Coz this process will delete all the data from your phone.
HowToRootMobile.com is not responsible for any damage happened to your device(s) while following this guide, proceed at your own risk.
What is Custom ROM
Custom ROMs replace the pre-installed stock ROM of the Android devices. Whenever you buy your Android phone, the phone comes with a "stock ROM" or the "stock firmware". This refers to the preinstalled operating system. By flashing the custom ROM on your phone, you can unlock extra features and sometimes improve the performance. Custom ROMs not only bring the latest version of Android but also give you many customization options. The possibilities are almost limitless.
Benefits of Custom ROM
- System Updates: You can run the Android versions which can make your old phone look new. And you will get all the latest System Updates in the custom ROM
- Customization: There are a number of features that can come with the custom ROM which you can't find in the Stock ROM. So you can customized your phone as per your taste and working environment. For instance, Custom themes can bring a new look and feel to your device.
- Improve performance: One of the biggest advantages of using custom ROMs is your smartphone will be faster. Themes and applications preinstalled by the manufacturer are reduced to almost nothing. This saves a lot of memory space and increases the device's performance.
- Root access: With root access, you have control over all of the functions of your device. With the original Android, some functions are hidden. Now the modified firmware gives you unlimited access to all the features of your smartphone. Furthermore, backups are performed more easily.
- Better signal and quality: Custom ROMs help you to improve your base-band which in turn increases the signal and quality of your phone call.
- Battery and Performance: Most Of the Custom ROMs are very close to stock vanilla android in look. The Custom ROMs are very optimized which results in better battery life and smooth performance.
Pre-Requirements To Install Custom ROMS
Before following the below Mention guide, It's always recommended to follow our pre-requisites and requirement to stay safe.
Warning! We the Howtorootmobile.com team or the developers are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards. Read all the instruction very carefully and Perform everything at your own risk.
1. Backup your phone data – Do take the Full Backup of your Android Apps, SMS, Contacts, Call Logs, Bookmarks. This one is one of the most important steps that you have to follow, as we don't want anyone losing their personal data or apps. For help on Backup and Restore check out the below mention guides.
3. Charge Your Phone – If your device switched off during this process, it could damage or brick the device. Make sure that your Android battery is full charge or near about 50-70% battery level.
4. Check phone Model – Don't try this method on any of other Android devices, It may hard brick your device. So, first confirm your phone model number in your android phone settings. To do this Go the Settings page of your device and check out the "About Device" option.
After following the above mention steps follow the below mention guide one by one to proceed with the tutorial. All the above mention steps are very important, so do follow all the steps and do exactly what is told.
Download File to Install TWRP and Custom Rom
1. Download The USB drivers here on your PC.
2. Install the ADB and Fastboot Drivers on your PC, And you will see the ADB folder on your Windows C Drive (C:/ADB).
3. Download the AOSIP DerpFest Pie ROM and save the zip file on your phone.
4. Download the GAPPS and save the zip file on your phone.
5. Download TWRP recovery for the phone.
6. Download Google Camera Apk here.
How to Install TWRP and AOSIP DerpFest Pie ROM on Redmi Note 5 Pro
Install TWRP on Redmi Note 5 Pro
1. First Unlock the Bootloader of your phone. After that Enable USB debugging on your phone. Go to Setting -> About Phone -> Now Tap on Build Number until you see a message an on a screen like "You Are Now A Developer".
2. Now you have developer option in your phone setting panel, go to Settings-> Developer Options -> Enable USB debugging and also enable OEM unlock. See the image below.
3. Rename your TWRP recovery filename to recovery.img and save in the ADB folder that you created above while installing the ADB and fastboot files. You can find the ADB folder on your windows system C drive (C:/ADB).
4. Now connect your phone to the PC with original USB cable.
5. Now open a command window inside the ADB folder. To do that, "Shift + Right click" on any empty white space inside the folder and then select "Open command window here" from the context menu.
6. And type the following into the command window to boot your device into bootloader/fastboot mode.
adb reboot bootloader
7. Once your phone in the boot loader or fast mode. Run this command to boot your phone fastboot mode.
fastboot boot recovery.img
8. Now your phone will boot in the TWRP recovery mode.
Now you can install the Custom ROM on your phone. Check the below guide to install the custom ROM.
How to Flash the Custom ROM on Redmi Note 5 Pro
1. Once your phone in the TWRP custom recovery mode. Go to Wipe button, then select "Advanced Wipe" from the following screen. From here, tick the boxes next to the Dalvik Cache, System, Data, and Cache options, then swipe the slider at the bottom of the screen.
2. Go back to TWRP main menu, tap on "Install" and select the ROM .zip file that saved on your phone from the download section.
3. Once your ROM is successfully flashed, Flash the Gapps zip file. Once completed, you'll see "Wipe cache/dalvik" option. Now go to Wipe Again and Tap on Format Data, Type yes and OK. Now Reboot System.
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That's all. Your device will now reboot with the custom ROM you just flashed. If you have any question related to this post, feel free to leave that in the comment section.
HowtoRootMobile a.k.a HMR is one of the biggest Android Rooting and Custom ROM guides websites which has been serving for last 5 years. Here you will get all the info about Rooting, Custom Recovery, Unlocking and Custom ROMS.


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Spotify is a free and legal service which gives you access to millions of songs. They achieve this by licensing the tracks from record companies in a similar way to radio stations, and they pay for it with advertising. You hear the occasional advert between tracks, and there are also options to pay a monthly subscription for a premium account. When I first heard about it, like many others I couldn't see what all the fuss was about. I also discovered there was no Linux version, so I pretty much gave up on it. That was until recently, when a friend was extoling it's virtues to me so enthusiastically that I decided it warranted a second look. To be fair to them when you try and download the software on Linux the site does direct you to a wiki page for making it run under WINE. It turns out it's pretty easy to install and configure on most Linux distributions. So I wanted to share with you how I did it, in the hope it might prove useful to others.
A Quick Warning: Before we start I should point out that Spotify is currently only available in the UK, Sweden, Finland, Norway, France and Spain. I apologise to readers outside of these countries, but I wanted to make sure you knew this before getting too far into the article. They say this is because of licensing restrictions, only some record companies and territories are on board with the service. I won't go into another rant about the stupidity of national borders when it comes to the Internet, but you probably know my feelings on this.
Step 1: Install WINE
We'll be using WINE to install Spotify on Linux. WINE (Wine Is Not an Emulator) is a clever tool which allows Windows programs to run on other platforms. I was testing this on a standard Ubuntu 9.04 install so could simply do "sudo apt-get install wine" in a terminal, but you don't have to resort to the terminal if you don't want to. WINE is packaged and waiting to be installed on most Linux distributions these days, just search for it with your package manager. With the Ubuntu Add/Remove tool you can just type "wine" into the search box and wait a few seconds, it should pop up as the top result "Wine Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer". Tick the box and press "apply changes", you'll be asked for your password as a security measure, then the application will install.
Step 2: Download Spotify Windows Installer: This is pretty easy, you just need the standard Windows installer from the Spotify website. Head to this page and download yourself a copy. It doesn't matter where you save it, as long as you can remember for later.
Step 3: Double-click The Windows .exe:
With WINE installed on most distros it should open .exe files automatically when you double-click them. It can take a minute to do something so be patient, it is working just slowly, especially if it's the first time you've run WINE.
I left the default Spotify install options allowing the program to create a shortcut on the desktop. It was installed in 2 seconds, literally.
Step 4: Log In To Spotify:
Obviously you need an account for this but provided you have one you can just log in to spotify with the pop window it presents. You can create an account for yourself by going to this page, or you might be lucky enough to get an invite from a friend, which has the same effect but makes you feel a bit more loved. Once logged in you will see a splash screen. I untick the box at the bottom so this isn't shown every time you load, it's up to you what you do.
Step 5: Listen To Some Music!
Finally you just need to find some music to listen to. Spotify has a very good library of tracks available and features such as shared playlists with your friends can be great fun. Sadly not all of the record companies are on board yet, but the catalogue is growing daily. I'm amazed at some of the obscure stuff you can find, it's perfect for a terminal music geek like me. Almost everything works the same in WINE as it would on Windows but there are a couple of things which don't work as yet. One example is the links to playlists people might send you in emails and such. They should open automatically in Spotify when you click them, but that doesn't seem to work properly when you're using WINE.
I've grown to like Spotify a lot and I really didn't expect that at all. It has a few things to sort out but it's coming along pretty nicely. I'd like to see it opened up to more countries and I'd also like to see a native Linux version eventually, but for now I'm quite happily rocking away with WINE. It works a lot better than I thought it would, according to the wiki some people are even using it on FreeBSD, wonders never cease. I hope you enjoy it too.


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"The Real Housewives of the Bible," a DVD series produced by web-based evangelist Ty Adams is set to be released later this month.
The two-part series is inspired by the hit Bravo reality TV show, "The Real Housewives," which features women from different U.S. cities and their adventures in life, love and luxury shopping.
"I was frustrated with what I was seeing," Adams told CNN. "A lot of society is looking toward programming to educate them on relationships and these shows haven't effectively done that."
Adams said she wanted to create something more wholesome that shows Christian teaching in everyday life and helps women in their relationships and marriages.
The six women in Adams' series exhibit characteristics and are put in situations that will be familiar to audiences as women from the Bible.
If you were casting the show, what biblical characters would you like to see?


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Reds expect Mesoraco to carry biggest workload yet
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- In past seasons, the Reds have had clear a definition of catching duties: Ryan Hanigan caught three pitchers from the rotation and Devin Mesoraco took the other two.
The Reds signed Brayan Pena in the offseason and traded Hanigan to the Rays, making Mesoraco the No. 1 backstop. Reds manager Bryan Price doesn't expect to have Pena catching certain pitchers.
"There's going to be certain times when the matchup is going to be in our favor having Brayan back there as an offensive weapon," Price said Saturday.
In 2013, Hanigan caught Johnny Cueto, Homer Bailey and Bronson Arroyo, while Mesoraco caught Mat Latos and Mike Leake.
Price made clear what the catching depth chart looked like this year.
"Devin is the No. 1 catcher," he said. "He's going to catch more than he's caught in the past here. We feel like he's ready to lead our staff. Brayan is going to be our second guy. Unless there is a reason to do it, I don't have an intention to line up our starters with one catcher throughout the course of the entire year."


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From Lynn News. Article By Louise Brain
A HUGE increase in passenger numbers has led to the Norfolk CoastHopper's summer time-
Run for Norfolk County Council by Norfolk Green, the CoastHopper service has seen a 75 per cent increase in passenger numbers compared with the same period in 2007 – which was itself a record year.
The CoastHopper runs from Lynn to Cromer via Hunstanton, Wells and Sheringham and from April to June 2008 carried 72,000 passengers.
To meet increased demand the service now runs every half hour between Sheringham and Hunstanton, and is now served by six low-
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About half a week ago I was happily outlining revisions to my novel when I realised that I had failed to make any reference to the European medieval witch trials … in a book where restrictions on women's practice of magic is a major strand. (It lets me write about earnest educational reformer characters. You know how much I like earnest reformers!) So off I rushed to the library to find some books about the witch trials.
Unsurprisingly there is a vast amount of writing on the topic, and I had to be quite strict about how many books I took out. Anyway, this explains why my reading has suddenly gone off in another direction.
What are you reading now?
Wizards: A History by P. G. Maxwell-Stuart. This is not relevant to the subject of witch trials; it was just on the same shelf at the library, and seemed interesting. (Deceptively so! >:( ) It's a fairly short historical account of "ritual magicians" in the European tradition – particularly the kind that attempted to communicate with spirits – and given its subject matter it is surprisingly boring. I think the author and I are just interested in different things? I also think it is a little odd how he doesn't quite make it clear whether he believes in magic or not, but perhaps I am just being narrow-minded here. (I am mostly a skeptic, but my attitude towards magic and ghosts and that sort of thing is that I don't believe in them but am a little worried that they believe in me. I am also like my mom's Malay ex-coworker who was really superstitious but went to UK and happily visited a graveyard there, and when questioned about this said, "Oh, the Mat Salleh ghosts won't be interested in me.")
What did you just finish reading?
Witch, Wicce, Mother Goose by Robert Thurston. A compact academic review of the European and American witch trials. Again, it wasn't quite what I wanted, as the author and I have different concerns — basically this guy is making an argument in response to all the other academic writing about the witch trials. (He argues that the trials weren't primarily motivated by misogyny, but resulted from the circumstances of the specific locations where the trials arose and, in particular, the pressures and fears to which these communities were subject — though I don't think he denies that the deeply embedded misogyny of the culture affected who got persecuted as witches.) But it was useful to give an idea of what went on.
Interesting factoids:
Both this book and the boring wizards book distinguish between sorcerers or magicians or cunning folk and witches. The former might not be wholly approved of, but they weren't straight-out evil, and in any case their practices were viewed as being distinct from witchcraft.
Witches were people (mostly but not exclusively female) who made a pact with the Devil, but as Thurston points out, the pact kind of sucked for the witch. You had to have sex with the Devil and his demons, and the sex was not enjoyable; he might pay you, but the gold usually turned out to be leaves or poop; the rewards were usually something like the ability to kill and eat babies. Also to show your allegiance you had to kiss the Devil's butt. Altogether kind of a crappy job lor!
What do you expect to read next?
Another of the witch trial books I got out of the library, I guess, though I might just skim and return. I don't think I'll make more than a passing reference to them, after all.
Ooh, I should also read The Complete Servant by Samuel and Sarah Adams – oyceter kindly pointed out a rec for this to me, and it is a handbook for servants by a servant that also looks like a useful guide to Regency period details. It's free on Google Books, but as my main options for reading it on Google Books are a) my phone and b) my computer screen, I'm trying to decide whether it's worth paying 82p to call the hard copy up from the public library reserves. Banyaknya buku, singkatnya masa.


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Wagner eats his words
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Sunday Stableford - Years ago I received some very good advice that has stood me in good stead. Always make sure your words are soft and sweet because one day you may have to eat them. This was the week that my words came back to haunt me, writes Andy Wagner.
Having played out of my skin last week my sudden mortality was apparent to all and I have to admit, after my hubris, to only scoring four Stableford points on my front nine holes! Some of those holes I was lucky to score nil they said!
Much better were the rounds from winner Sam Bowyer Thornton, 38pts, and Tim Welsh, 38pts. Captain Paul Dimond, who had to observe my discomfort, was third with 36pts.
●Tuesday Mixed - In the week of the American Elections we played the Format of American Foursomes. Like the election, the scores were very close. Winners with 36pts with 11pts on the back six were Rosemary Whiteley and Andy Sharland.
Following closely in second place also with 36pts with 10pts on the back six were Sue Ritchie and Stan Squire. Third and fourth places were again closely fought with third place going to lady captain Jackie Seager playing with Phil Wall with 35pts, 16pts on the back 9 and fourth place also 35pts but with 15pts on the back nine were Di Wall and Allan Seager. This month's organisers were Sue and Paul Ritchie and lady captain Jackie presented the prizes.
Ladies Section - The ladies played a NQ medal this week and, though good scores were hard to come by, Tricia Swindell beat the field with a nett 74 coming first in Silver Division.
Anne Davies was pipped into second place with a nett 75. In Bronze 1 Division Janet Hughes was top with a nett 79, while 2nd, third and fourth places were hotly contended by three ladies all on nett 80, so on c/b Jenny Raison beat Jan Dickinson who beat Hilda Hoepelman.
Bronze 2 Division winner was Susan Hyde with nett 78, followed by Jean Moon in second with nett 79 and Margaret Jory in third with nett 87. The Breakthrough Brooch for the lowest overall nett was won by Tricia Swindell with nett 74.
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Join us for our monthly pancake breakfast featuring pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs, and eggs Benedict.
First serving starts after the 8:30 am mass.
We look forward to seeing you there!