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Beltrami (AK-162) was laid down under a Maritime Commission contract (MC hull 2107) on 18 July 1944 by Kaiser Cargo, at Richmond, Calif.; launched on 26 September 1944; sponsored by Mrs. Marvin A. Thrash; and acquired by the Navy and commissioned on 4 January 1945, Lt. Gerald W. Rahill, USNR, in command.
After fitting out at San Francisco, Beltrami got underway on 21 January for shakedown operations out of San Pedro. There, her crew members practiced loading and unloading cargo and familiarized themselves with the cargo ship's diesel engines. On 8 February, she loaded frozen food and steamed north to Longview, Wash. There, the cargo ship received a load of lumber from the Weyerhauser Co. before sailing west to Hawaii, arriving in Pearl Harbor on 1 March. Over the next two weeks, the crew unloaded lumber at Port Allen, Kauai, and Nawiliwili Bay, Kauai, before returning to Pearl Harbor.
Assigned to the Service Force, Pacific Fleet, Beltrami sailed for the Solomon Islands on 21 March. Arriving at Guadalcanal on 3 April, the cargo ship discharged her supplies and immediately began loading for a supply run to the Admiralty Islands. Underway from the Solomons on the 8th, she arrived at Manus Island on 12 April. After unloading her cargo, Manus was a support base for the ongoing operations in the Philippines and the Ryukyus, Beltrami sailed to Ulithi, Caroline Islands, on the 25th, anchoring there four days later.
Tasked with supporting the Okinawa campaign, Beltrami proceeded to the Philippines on 20 May, arriving in San Pedro Bay, Leyte, on 25 May. She then spent the next month discharging and loading fleet freight before sailing for the Mariana Islands on 22 June. Beltrami operated at Apra Harbor, Guam, for the next four weeks before heading to Ulithi on 21 July. She remained in reserve at that atoll through the end of the war on 15 August.
Beltrami sailed to the Philippines late in August and spent nine weeks operating in the Leyte area, providing passenger and cargo service to the forces ashore. On 8 November, tasked with supporting American occupation forces in China, the cargo ship departed San Pedro Bay for Shanghai, arriving there on 16 November. She remained there until leaving for California on 27 January 1946, mooring in San Francisco harbor on 23 February.
Ordered to the east coast, Beltrami got underway on 15 March, passed through the Panama Canal on the 28th, and arrived in Norfolk on 8 April. While at that base, the ship received orders to prepare for Operation "Nanook"- a project to set up a system of weather stations in the Arctic regions of the Western Hemisphere. She first made brief stops at Baltimore and Philadelphia in mid-April, both to obtain cold weather gear and to receive equipment modifications for extended sub-zero operations. The cargo ship then sailed to New York, embarking LCVPs and picket boats in early May, before moving on to Boston to load a detachment of Marines. Beltrami sailed independently on 15 July, heading north toward the Strait of Belle Isle, Newfoundland.
On 25 July, after passing through the Labrador Sea and the Davis Strait, the cargo ship rendezvoused with the icebreaker Northwind (WAG-282) in Lancaster Sound, well above the Arctic Circle. Two days later, the ships entered Dundas Harbor, Devon Island, to disembark the Marine detachment. Upon entering the harbor, Northwind grounded on an uncharted pinnacle but was refloated about ten hours later without serious damage. Meanwhile, the Marine detachment went ashore and set up a temporary camp at the base of an inactive glacier.
Beltrami then proceeded to Thule, Greenland, where she joined the seaplane tender Norton Sound (AV-11), net-laying ship Whitewood (AN-63), and cargo ship Alcona (AK-157) in Task Force (TF) 68. Her crew unloaded the cargo and heavy equipment needed to construct a weather station and an emergency airstrip, before the ship returned to Dundas Harbor on 20 August and reembarked the Marines after their three-week field expedition. Returning to Thule on the 22d, she sailed for home two days later and arrived in Boston on 3 September.
Over the next two years, Beltrami plied the Atlantic coastal waters of North America, delivering general cargo from Bayonne, N. J., and Norfolk to naval stations as far south as the Canal Zone and as far north as Argentia, Newfoundland. She also made regular visits to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; St. George, Bermuda; and Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico.
On 11 February 1949, following the permanent establishment of the 6th Fleet the previous year, the cargo ship began the first of three voyages to the Mediterranean Sea. She visited Casablanca, Morocco; Athens, Greece; and Haifa, Israel; before coming back to Norfolk on 15 April. Beltrami returned to the Mediterranean between 8 October and 2 December of that year and again between 15 June and 7 August of 1951. In between these cruises, she also made one voyage to British ports, visiting Gibraltar, Plymouth, and Londonderry between 20 July and 8 September 1950.
For the remainder of her service, Beltrami operated out of Earle, N. J., and Norfolk, primarily servicing ports and installations in the West Indies. Her most common duty was the shuttling of passengers and cargo between Guantanamo Bay, Roosevelt Roads, and Trinidad. Made obsolete by larger and faster cargo ships, Beltrami sailed from Norfolk to Charleston in late July 1955, arriving at the navy yard there on the 29th. Placed in commission, in reserve, on 1 August 1955, she was towed to Savannah, Ga., on 28 August, and was decommissioned on 10 November 1955. Her name was struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 1 April 1960, and she was transferred to the Maritime Administration on 21 June 1960. She was sold for scrap to Hugo Neu Steel Products on 29 August 1960.
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Buying a Todd Helton rookie card makes it possible for collectors to have a piece of history on a multiple award winner and record setter for MLB. The 1996 Bowman Best #171 Todd Helton Rookie Card with the Colorado Rockies is less than $5 while the 1993 Topps Traded #19T USA Rookie Card Team USA is a little higher, typically around $15.
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The price of a Todd Helton rookie card is determined by a few factors. The condition of the card or cards is vital to its value. The better the condition the more the Todd Helton rookie card is worth. Scarcity also a determining factor when figuring out how much a Todd Helton rookie card is worth. Like condition, scarcity can make a big difference when it comes to pricing.
Best and Most Valuable Todd Helton Rookie Card- 1993 Topps Traded Todd Helton Rookie Card. This is also his most expensive rookie card.
Todd Helton Bio- In high school, Helton lettered in both football and baseball, being named Regional Player of the Year and receiving All-American honors by Baseball America. Helton then went to college on a scholarship, again for football and baseball, which led to him being named Gatorade Player of the Year. Drafted in 1995 by the Colorado Rockies for left field, he moved through the Minors quickly, being called for his professional debut in August 1997. Unfortunately, he was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease in 2008, putting a big question mark behind his future. For the 2010 season, much of his time was on the disabled list although he was DL a short time. At the end of the season, a decision regarding retirement will more than likely be made. However, with the long list of achievements racked up in his time with the MLB, Helton is impressive. Just a few of these include being a four-time Silver Slugger Award recipient, three-time NL Gold Glove Award recipient, two-time recipient of the Roberto Clemente "Man of the Year Award", receiving the Dick Howser Trophy, Sporting News' Rookie of the Year in 1998, and the NL Hank Aaron Award, among many others. Without doubt, buying a Todd Helton rookie card from eBay, Amazon, or some other online merchant would enhance a baseball collection.
Teams Todd Helton has Played For- Colorado Rockies
Top 3 Todd Helton Cards- These are some of the best Todd Helton Rookie cards and some of his most expensive.
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Postcard. Caption on front: New Depot, Mattapan Square, Mattapan, Mass. Published by The Novelty Art Co., Mattapan, Mass. Postally unused. On verso: Souvenir post card picturesque Milton, Massachusetts.
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Perched on the banks of the Neponset River at entrance to the MBTA's trolley yard and terminal, the Mattapan Station building opened in 1856 and closed in late 1920s after which it was sold and converted to commercial use. The steam railroad carried commuters from Mattapan and surrounding areas to the Old Colony Railroad's Boston terminal on Kneeland Street, and it was that terminus that created that whole business area around it. In the late 1920s the New Haven RR sold the station to the Boston Elevated Railway Co., which abandoned the steam-powered service in favor of electric trolleys. Boston Elevated no longer needed the station and sold it shortly after acquiring the property. In 1950s the building housed a barbershop, the Terminal Barbershop. Papa Gino's restaurant operated there unil the late 1980s. Nick's Pizza was the tenant after that until 2003.
Source: Preer, Robert. "An old-time train station caught between tenants" in Boston Globe, Jan. 4, 2004, City Weekly, p. 7.
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Cinco de Mayo is one of the easiest holidays to prep for. It's all about the buffet style set up with plenty of salsas, guacamole, chips, and pitchers of margaritas to go 'round. Here's a menu that is guaranteed to make your fiesta súper delicioso.
Strawberry Margaritas
Keep the cocktails flowing by serving them in pitchers. Offer regular margaritas as well as something special like strawberry margaritas. This recipe doesn't call for any sugar — just plenty of strawberries to sweeten the beverage naturally.
Homemade Tortilla Chips
Don't be scared to make homemade tortilla chips; they're easier than you think! Offer baked and fried tortilla chips to accompany the salsas, guacamole, and queso dip.
Read on for the rest of the Cinco de Mayo party menu.
Pico de Gallo
Those who can't handle the heat of most salsas typically love pico de gallo. For those who want to take the spicy factor up a notch, serve sliced jalapeños on the side.
Chile Con Queso
No, it's not authentically Mexican, but who can resist the velvety texture and cheesy goodness of chile con queso? Dive chips into the melted cheese dip, or spoon it over tacos.
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I honestly thought that my carpets were clean. It was only when I had them professionally deep cleaned that I realized they were embarrassingly filthy.
Deep cleaning is important for many reasons, which I will tell you about in more detail below. I will also give you some tips on how you can easily care for your carpet in between sessions.
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The deep clean makes carpets look better
One of the biggest reasons that people decide to deep clean their carpets is because they are stained. This is the reason I hired the services of a professional company, as my carpets looked terrible. There were wine stains, coffee stains and dried mud. None of this was helped by the fact that I stupidly bought a cream colored carpet ( before the arrival of a dog and 2 children) you soon learn.
Now that my carpets have been thoroughly cleaned, they look new. My best friend thought I HAD bought new carpet. So deep cleaning really does give them a new lease of life.
They smell fresher
Deep cleaning your carpet really does make them odor free. I have two small children, so obviously we have had our share of 'accidents' including pee and vomit on the carpet. Even though I thought I had got rid of the smells, in fact they had been lingering.
They will be more hygienic
Deep cleaning will get rid of everything. This includes pet hairs, dirt, crumbs, skin cells and those stubborn stains. More importantly though the harmful bacteria and pollutants that could have been festering away in your carpet is also removed. These are dangerous to your health and those of your children, especially if they sit and play on the floor.
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Well it's another miserable Monday and we're all still here. We kinda went AWOL this weekend cuz sis Lexi wasn't duin' so good. Late last night she finally pulled out of it a bit and wanted to eat. We was so happy. Me dusn't really unnerstand what's goin' on when sissy be havin' a bad time so mommy not only has to take care of sissy, she also has to comfurt me. She duz a gweat job but it leaves her totally exhausted. Anyways back to sis Lexi's eatin'.
As #ChewyInfluencer's we received a gweat variety pack of Tiki Cat Gourmet Carnivore canned cat food this month free of charge in exchange fur our honest opinion. As ya' know, free or not, we always tell it like it is. We's only ever tried da chicken and duck so we were excited to get to try more flavors. We got a 12 pack of 2.8 ounce cans. Da chicken and duck we like so much was included along with beef, turkey and fishies includin' tuna. Furst let me tell ya' dat when you open a can of Tiki Cat, you wuld never know you be lookin' at cat food. Inside each can is shredded, cut and/or sliced pieces of real meat in juices or a consommé and no stinky smell. Meat is da furst ingredient in every can and there's no carrageenan. So since sissy hadn't really eaten all weekend, mommy gave her a can of da Tiki Cat fur dinner last night. Me was purrpared to let her have me's can too cuz me wanted her to get full and me had a can at breakfast.
Now let me tell ya' a little more 'bout da Tiki Cat foods afur we get to da tastin'. All da foods we tried are grain and gluten free. Carbohydrate, starch and flour free as well. They are made with whole meats and be 55 % protein, 35 % fat and 0 % Carbs. Of course it contains da extra vitamins and minerals required to meet da nutritional needs of all cats and kittens. So on with da taste test. What did sis Lexi think 'bout her dinner?
I luvved it Dezi. I really like da chicken and duck but I have also luvved every flavor we got in our variety pack. And it tazted even better lazt night when I waz soooooo hungry. So I give da Tiki Cat 4 pawz up. Did you like da one you had fur brekky?
Me sure did Lexi. Me also gives Tiki Cat 4 paws up. And mommy sed cuz of da gweat ingredients, and lack of da bad and controversial ones, she luvs it too. And she gives it 2 fumms up. And since we both like it and lick da plate clean me magines dat's another reason mommy likes it. You can get your own Tiki Cat at Chewy.com fur $11.77 – $17.17. And while you're there check out all da other pawsum supplies Chewy has. They offer free Fed Ex shipping on all orders of $49.00 and over and flat rate on any purchase unner dat. You can also schedule automatic shipments of your pets favorite foods and supplies so you never run out. And don't worry, you can cancel, skip, delay and/or edit your auto ship anytime. Chewy has gweat Customer Service peeps available 24/7 so you're never stuck payin' fur sumfin' your anipal won't eat. So what are ya' waitin' fur? Head on over and check it out now. There's a new Chewy blog hop sponsored by da Golden Woofs and Oz the Terrier on da 3rd Tuesday of each month where you can check out all da other blog reviews of da months Chewy offerings. We will be linkin' up tomorrow when it goes live. And ya' might wanna check it out. We can't review everythin' ourselves and you never know what else you might find dat ya' wanna pick up fur your anipals.
Me's gunna wrap it up fur now and see ifin me can get mommy to give us sum of da treats we's gunna be tellin' ya' 'bout in another posty.
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Till da next time……………………………………………Be Blest!!!
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About Deziz WorldMy name is Deztinee. I am a Ragdoll. I was born 11/1/2009. I am a service cat along with my sisfur RaenaBelle, also a Ragdoll, for our disabled human mommy. My sisfur Raena was born 4/21/2016. In March of 2016, mommy and I had to say goodbye to my mentor Alexandra (Lexi), a black tabby born 4/29/1999. This blog is about our daily life from the kitty's point of view. We were both rescued from bad situations and our mommy raised us and trained us to be service cats. I want this blog to be interactive and get to know all of you, so comment and visit often. I will also offer advice, training tips and education when possible. Copyright © 2014 - 2020 {Audra High via Deztinee High and RaenaBelle High} All Rights Reserved All personal content (story's, poetry, etc., videos and music) are the property of the human behind Deziz World, and may not be used, copied or otherwise re-published without prior written permission/consent from the author (A. High-the human behind Deziz World). We have an amazon.com wish list and a PayPal account if you would like to help/donate to us.
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MrJackFreckles/Pipo & Minko | February 18, 2016 at 12:22 am
Sure hope the eating continues on the up and up…and Minko…well, we wish he would do some real eating too…the odd bite he does take is far from a meal…well, at least meowmy makes sure he gets all the noms he requires to stay thriving…but like you said, its a lot of work…but…well…love makes one do a lot of things:))
Purring and praying that Lexi keeps eating and feeling better.
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Mags | February 16, 2016 at 2:34 pm
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When Paramount announced the casting of Scarlett Johansson in the lead role of their live action version of the popular 1995 Japanese Manga, "Ghost in the Shell", the news caused quite a stir. The so called "white washing" of the story's main character led to controversy, but with the new film now in theaters, it's best to realize it is what it is and judge the film on its own merits. That being said, director Rupert Sanders ("Snow White and the Huntsman") does an admirable job with the source material, but the live action when compared to anime brings with it a number of issues, namely the inescapable similarities to classic films such as "Blade Runner" and "The Matrix".
"Ghost in the Shell" begins by immersing the audience in a futuristic Japan where technology has advanced far enough in the area of robotics that humans can choose to enhance themselves in much the same way people use plastic surgery today. Tactical eye sight, metal arms and legs, and data terminals installed behind your neck are just some of the improvements the various characters are sporting. The world has progressed to the point where the characters actually have to ask each other if they are human. In addition, a robotics company has recently made a significant breakthrough in which a human brain has successfully been transplanted into a one hundred percent synthetic body, giving new meaning to the term "cyborg" and the benefit of both the cognitive and leadership abilities of a human and the superior physical attributes of a robot.
Given the name Major (Scarlett Johansson), the one of a kind creation is assigned to an elite anti terrorism unit that specializes in high end cyber crime, an obvious problem within the city they live in. Along with her robotically enhanced co-workers, Major is attempting to hunt down a mysterious hacker named Kuze (Michael Pitt), who is systematically stealing data and eliminating those responsible for the ground breaking robotics program. Essentially, the program's leader, Dr. Ouelet (Juliette Binoche) describes one's soul as their "ghost" and the synthetic body as the "shell", of course giving the film its title, but also allowing the audience to grasp the frame of mind in which the characters are operating. The story plays like a sometimes slow moving detective thriller, placing Major and her team in a number of situations requiring the usual action film gun play and martial arts mayhem.
And though Sanders clearly excels in the execution of these scenes, Johansson isn't given anything to do that stands out, with every action set piece conjuring thoughts of Uma Thurman in the "Kill Bill" films, Carrie-Anne Moss in "The Matrix" films, or even Angela Jolie in the "Lara Croft" films. In other words, we've seen all of this before in much better films and with significantly more developed characters. For all the hype the marriage of a human brain and a synthetic body was supposed to generate, Johansson's Major displays little emotion throughout, functioning more like Arnold's "Terminator" minus the funny one liners. There is in fact no laughter to be had as the script by Jamie Moss, William Wheeler, and Ehren Kruger is void of anything that qualifies as fun or lighthearted. None of this is helped by the constantly overused cityscapes, which because of their Asian theme, immediately warrants comparison to the very same sets Rick Deckard hunted Replicants in way back in 1982. Thank goodness the filmmakers decided to leave out the rain, but doing only brings another film to mind as the night time sky line will remind you of Coruscant from the "Star Wars" prequels.
The rest of the cast does what is asked of them. Pilou Asbaek's Batou provides the muscle behind the operation and Takeshi Kitano's Aramaki supervises the anti terrorism unit and is given several notable scenes that allow his character to shine. The overall production design, particularly the interiors of the various night clubs, robotics labs, living quarters, and automobiles , enhances the film and demonstrates a number of thoughtful creative elements that tie directly into the plot. This results in a film that is clearly nice to look at, but doesn't pack the emotional punch necessary to propel the lead character beyond the ordinary. GRADE: C


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The Betrayed is coming soon
The Betrayed, the first book of the Lost Words series is going to be published soon. It will be available for purchase in paperback and Amazon Kindle editions. To help you decide whether you like my writing style, you may be interested in reading the first two chapters, all for free. Beware the spoilers, though! And stay tuned for updates.
Commander Mali winced as she methodically worked the string wrapped around her fingers. She had noticed a few brown hairs above her upper lip the night before and was now removing the culprits while a ruddy irritation bloomed in their place. Most female soldiers did not pay much attention to their looks, but Mali did not share their sentiment. She believed herself to be good-looking and intended to stay that way, despite her battle scars and the harsh sun, or even more so because of them. Men appreciated good looks. More than bad looks, at least.
She looked away from her reflection in a small wall mirror, toward the slumbering shape of Captain Ralf, her last night's companion. He slept peacefully, exhausted, tangled in sweat-soaked linen, one leg dangling off the bed, a spectacular backside just peeking beneath the cover, taunting her. She smiled.
Ewan had never seen an army before, although he had read about them in books. There was no army in the Safe Territories. It was one of the founding principles of the country. People who wanted to live without violence came to the Safe Territories to escape the brutal world out there, be they refugees or criminals. No one asked any questions. Everyone was welcome, as long as they swore to leave their former lives behind and start afresh.
People were given a shelter to live in. They were given jobs that fit their skills. Some were even given new names. All sins were forgiven. It was like being born again. And in return, the newcomers promised to live by the Code for the rest of their lives. A fair bargain, by far.
The long train of soldiers was trundling down the Old Road, raising a huge cloud of dust that looked like a sandstorm. It was what had drawn Ewan's eye in the first place.


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When you think of TD Ameritrade, plan sponsors and defined contribution plans don't typically come to mind, but that's exactly what Reno Regalbuto and Melissa Rosenbaum are looking to change (at least for advisors of record on qualified plans).
Regalbuto, senior sales manager with the Omaha-based company's institutional business, and Rosenbaum, program manager for retirement plan services marketing, believe the current market and regulatory environment "is the right place, right time" for advisors in, or looking to get into, the qualified plan business.
"It's a good time for 401(k) advisors," Regalbuto (left) said in an interview at ASPPA's 401(k) Summit in New Orleans on Sunday, referring to fee-disclosure rules and other transparency initiatives. "We're getting the word out that we are a one-stop-shop for all of their custodial needs. We have a conflict free model (meaning we don't compete against our advisors) to match them with best-of-breed providers. And we have a vast network of TPAs."
Regalbuto said his team is seeing advisors who are aware of recent regulatory changes and are exploring the idea of entering the 401(k) business for the first time, as well as advisors experienced in the space looking to grow their business.
"My team acts in a consultative role with these advisors," he explained. "The advisor might have helped a high-net-worth individual with their personal retirement plan, and the client now realizes this person can help their employees as well. Or the advisor might have done something that touched on the retirement plan space, and they realized what an opportunity it offers. So those are some of the reasons they get in the business."
Regalbuto added that his group's focus is typically on the $50 million to $100 million advisor, but he will look for relationships with advisors at any end of the asset spectrum.
"We're flexible and scalable, so we can meet the needs of retirement plan advisors no matter where they might fall," he said.
Rosenbaum (right) points to both the number of retirement plan sessions offered at TD Ameritrade's national conference in Orlando in February, as well as the number of attendees in those sessions, as proof of the company's commitment to the space and its success in getting the word out.
"We offered, and continue to offer, 401(k) education for advisors," she said. "At the national conference we had sessions on everything from ERISA requirements to plan design to prospecting to what advisors should consider when deciding whether or not to get into the business. Attendance was way up over previous years."


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This looks so damn pretty
Rain, a PS3 adventure starring an invisible boy who can only be outlined by rainfall, has a new trailer and screenshots today. They're worth gawping at, because this is shaping up to be one stylistically pretty game.
If Sony did one thing right this generation, it was making sure the PlayStation Network had titles like this. I'm excited to see if Rain is as good as it looks, but either way, I'm glad the PSN has interesting and gorgeous little things like this on it. I hope the PS4 continues the trend.


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Rez Abbasi Acoustic Quartet
"Intents and Purposes"
Guitarist Rez Abbasi was born in Karachi, Pakistan, but grew up in southern California. Since casting his lot with jazz in the 1980s', he's been enamored of the great music produced in the 1940's, 50's and 60's. As he explains in the liner notes of his Acoustic Quartet's excellent new album, "Intents and Purposes," he bypassed the jazz-fusion of the 1970's. After two decades as a major player on the New York scene, Abbasi decided to take another look at the lost decade.
What he found was a trove of compositions compelling enough for a fresh look. He decided to take these works, originally performed on electric keyboards, guitars, and basses, and unplug them. On this album Abbasi — who's primary instrument is, ironically, electric guitar — plays steel string, fretless, and baritone acoustic guitars. He's joined by Bill Ware on vibraphone, Stephan Crump on bass, and Eric McPherson on drums.
Tunes like John McLaughlin's "Resolution," Joe Zawinul's "Black Market," and Chick Corea's "Medieval Overture" are stripped of their special effects and lovingly reinvented. The one thing that doesn't disappear is the virtuosity it takes to play tunes by these and other masters. In vibrant new arrangements, and with nicely sculpted solos, Abbasi and company put their own stamp on some of the best tunes of the 70's.


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Your orthodontist knows you probably have plenty of questions about getting braces. Here are a few that prospective patients often ask.
In order to determine your specific needs, the orthodontist will completely evaluate your mouth. This will likely include:
Your orthodontist will then carefully evaluate your specific needs and provide you with a treatment plan for correction. Following the recommended plan is important for proper correction.
Teeth normally fit tightly against one another. Your orthodontist will insert before placement of your braces to provide some space between teeth for attaching the bands. There are two types of spacers, small springs or plastic modules. In just a few days they gently move desired teeth slightly apart.
Spacers often cause some soreness, but this goes away in a few days. Rinse your mouth with warm salt water to relieve the irritation. Your normal chewing also helps to get your mouth feeling better.
Call your orthodontist immediately for a replacement. That little spacer is making just enough room for a comfortable fit for your braces and plays an important role.
You can eat just about anything, but there are some exceptions. Getting used to braces also usually means making a few adjustments in your eating habits. This is because some food might damage your orthodontic braces or cause problems for your teeth. Here's a list of items your orthodontist will suggest you avoid (or some ways they can still be enjoyed with caution):
By Brian J. Gray, DDS, MAGD, FICO
A. Orthodontic Dentistry or Orthodontics is described by the American Association of Orthodontics as the branch of dentistry that specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental and facial irregularities.
A. An orthodontist is a dentist who has undergone specialized orthodontic training to diagnose, prevent, and treat dental and facial irregularities in patients.
Within the U.S., orthodontists are required to complete a two- to three-year advanced residency program in orthodontics following the completion of their four-year graduate dental program. Each of these programs must be accredited by the American Dental Association's Commission on Dental Accreditation.
A. Most problems are inherited, including tooth size and jaw size. These orthodontic problems may lead to crowding of teeth or spacing of teeth.
Overbites, underbites, extra or missing teeth, and irregularities of the jaws, teeth and face also are inherited.
Other orthodontic problems can be caused by accidents, pacifier or thumb sucking, dental disease, or the premature loss of either the primary or permanent teeth.
A. A number of childhood habits can lead to orthodontic problems, such as thumb or finger sucking, sucking on a pacifier, sucking on a lip, mouth breathing (often caused by enlarged tonsils and adenoids), fingernail biting, and "tongue thrust."
A. The orthodontic dentist will advise the parent as to when to schedule an evaluation. It generally will be when the child is between the ages of seven and ten.
An early consultation is advised to identify any potential problems that require treatment. Delaying treatment can multiply some orthodontic problems.
Between the ages of 8 and 12, jaws are still growing; after that, the jawbones begin to harden and it may be more difficult to correct certain conditions.


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For Big Ten rankings and a note on our methodology please click here.
For PAC-12 rankings please click here.
For ACC rankings please click here.
For Big 12 rankings please click here.
For SEC rankings please click here.
For Big East rankings please click here.
For the Best of the Rest click here.
While the college basketball season is far away, there are a number of interesting college basketball stories this summer. Our plan for June is to focus on college basketball issues. Our main focus will be on topics related to recruiting.
Our starting point, and the subject of today's post, is a study of college basketball's best fan bases. We posted this originally as we launched the site (so very few folks have seen the results). Fan bases relate to recruiting because they indicate enduring support from the fan base. We will follow this analysis of fan base quality with more commentary related to the Ed O'Bannon case, and then data on which schools produce the most NBA players after adjusting for recruiting success.
For our College Basketball Fan Equity analysis we use a "Revenue Premium" method. The intuition of this approach is that fan base quality is reflected in a school's men's basketball revenue relative to the team's performance. To accomplish our analysis, we use a statistical model that predicts team revenues as a function of the team's performance, as measured by winning rates and post season success. The key insight is that when a team achieves revenues that greatly exceed what would be expected based on team performance, it is an indication of significant brand equity. The analysis therefore avoids bandwagon effects and gets at the core loyal fan bases.
The table provides the top ten overall schools. Number one on the list also happens to be the most recent NCAA champion Louisville (note these ranking were computed prior to this past tournament). Louisville scores so well because they have a great tradition, and play in a decent sized metropolitan area that does not have any pro teams. The list does include many of the usual suspects such as Arizona, Duke and North Carolina. How does this relate to recruiting? Simple, strong fan bases equate to strong and high profile programs. If an athlete wants exposure and opportunities to play on a big stage, then it makes sense to seek out a high brand equity program. Of course, if the goal is to make it to the NBA, then this may or may not be the best strategy (we will get to this point as the NBA draft approaches).
One possible point of controversy is that Arkansas rates higher than Kentucky. The key is that while both Arkansas and Kentucky receive outstanding support, Arkansas' support occurs despite less on-court success. The other possible interpretation is that Kentucky tends to underprice and may collect less revenues than possible.
Mike Lewis & Manish Tripathi, Emory University 2013


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[Note: Loadsa of reboots and for a min. might get on. Harlem Spartans on 24/25.12. God willing, and BT able. + Slowthai on Plant A Seed and 'ritual and confidence.' PPS: 'Cassius Clay' and 'Casanova' were, and are, on the playlist. More 'so many things to say right now'. Lone reasoning.]
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Sunday School
[Note: BT to fix internet connection on 24/12.
The article above is from Nick Davies (?) and unable to re-find. Apologies.
Quiet-me... before the storms, and posts pouring down].
Stormzy – Wiley Flow 5
The Unz / "where else?" and The Year of Manufactured Hysteria C.J. Hopkins:
Well, it looks like we've somehow managed to survive another year of diabolical Putin-Nazi attacks on democracy. It was touch-and-go there for a while, especially coming down the home stretch, what with Jeremy Corbyn's desperate attempt to . . .
December Playlist
Little Simz, Stefflon Don… 'non and on. My Playlist is what plays, sorry gals. Nothing else till 1/1/2020. Except for 'worship ones'. Do Bethel – might do Upper Room, about it.
[Nb Should read; 'ft. Chris Brown' on Freaky Friday.]
Will take off-fast days and when researching around something . . .
Harlem Spartans – Kennington Where It Started
Started 18:04
Slow Death studio version and live in '72.
Two photos. 1981 Prince supporting the Stones in LA, and Reading Festival, 1976.
Question: What's the connection? (How about the contrasting line-up and Friday 5-9 pm?)
Harlem Spartans - Call It and St Agnes around 2000
Stormzy – Audacity (ft. Headie One)
Be blessed oh Stormzy and Headie One but tick-tock midnight and on a Plantaseed start. Next TS Bis but got to WRITE something SOON.
This year is Stormzy, Ed and Wiley Cat.
Worship time.
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RIVERSIDE (CBSLA.com) — A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a man in Riverside, police said Friday.
Thomas Ryan Scott, of Riverside, was arrested taken into custody Thursday in connection with the shooting death of a 17-year-old man, according to police.
Around 1 a.m. on Aug. 28, officers responded to the 5600 block of Arlington Avenue for report of a shooting that occurred in the parking lot of the Central Community Church.
Upon their arrival, police located the teenager suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. He was transported to a hospital where he later died.
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* Martin Duerst wrote: >Also, exceptions can catch one error, but they are not very >good at reporting various errors in sequence out of the >same code. (unless perl exceptions are so much better >than anything else I know). They probably are in a sense, you can throw all sorts of data structures as exceptions, array references, hash references, objects, strings, etc. you could do e.g. something like sub Errors::new { bless [ qw(a b c) ], shift } eval { die Errors->new }; print "$_\n" foreach @{$@} so there is little difference between using exceptions to report errors or other means. This would be more difficult to achieve with Java as the exceptions are not expected to be multiple ones, while you could have an exception class that implements a list as above it would disable the ability to catch the exceptions by type, you would have to catch the list exception and then post-process it which would probably look odd in Java.Received on Thursday, 23 September 2004 15:35:23 UTC
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President Bush is on his way to Prague, for a NATO summit and ceremonies inviting seven Central and East European countries to join the alliance.
While in the Czech capital, Mr. Bush is expected, both in private meetings and public comments, to present his case for a strong stand on disarming Iraq and discuss the fight against terrorism.
But, National security Adviser Condoleezza Rice says that, while Iraq will be discussed, it will not dominate the summit. She said the planned expansion of NATO to include seven new countries is part of what she called the alliance's "historic transformation" to better respond to the threats of the 21st century.
The two-day summit, beginning late Wednesday, will touch on modernizing NATO's military to deal with changing international threats. Mr. Bush told East European journalists Monday NATO needs to change its military strategy and focus on the true threat it now faces, which he says is global terrorism. He also said he will seek to re-assure Russia that NATO's eastward expansion will not threaten Moscow's security.
In a separate interview Monday, (Eds: with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty), Mr. Bush said he believes the seven countries invited to join NATO will add vigor to the alliance. He said he believes those countries will contribute both militarily and through their love of freedom.
The seven countries being invited to join NATO are Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Slovenia and Slovakia. It is only the second time since the end of the Cold War that new countries have been offered membership in the alliance.
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Ystrad Mynach and Hengoed War Memorial is now in the northern end of the grounds of Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr (the new Ystrad Hospital) - see map on Home page. The names below are in the order they appear on the memorial which is generally alphabetical. But William J Bear was added to the end of the first column on the memorial and therefore comes between Walter James and Edmund Lewis, and John Morgan was added at the end. Research into the identity of those on the memorial has yet to be done.
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Goerge Henry Borkwell
Gorege Henry Borkwell, is the spelling from army records. The Register of Soldiers Effects has his mother as being Mrs Mary A Horrell. In 1911 the family lived in Pantycelyn St., Ystrad Mynach and all the children were given the surname Horrell including 15 year old George. In 1901 the Horroll (sic) family lived in Cray, Breconshire with the elder children Florence (11), Fanny (9) and George Henry (6) having the surname Bawkwell. In army records George Henry gives his birth place as Liverpool but he appears to have been born across the Mersey in Cheshire. It is likely the marriage of Mary Ann is that of Mary Ann Edworthy and John Horroll at Rhyader in December quarter 1897 and that Mary Ann's previous marriage was that between Mary Ann Edworthy and George Balkwill at Sully on August 26 1885. Further research may reveal more.
Robert Barnes
Robert Barnes, born about 1889 Cadoxton, Barry, was son of William and Sarah/Fortune Barnes. His father was a quarryman and the family evidently moved around as other children were born in Ely, Caerphilly and Abertridwr. In 1901 they lived in Bedwas and in 1911 in Caerphilly before moving to 24 Central Street, Ystrad Mynach.
William John Bear
William John Bear enlisted in Newport and served as Private 19103 in Leicestershire Regiment 2nd Battalion. Sources studied to date have not shed any light on his wartime experiences before he was killed in action 25 September 1915.
Percy George Brookman
Percy Geoge Brookman was the son of Hugh and Lydia Brookman. He was born in April 1896 in Acton Turville, Gloucestershire where the family lived in 1901. In 1911 the family had moved to Wiltshire. It is not known when Percy George moved to south Wales but in the March quarter of 1915 he married Blodwen May Randall who in 1911 lived in Commercial Road, Ystrad Mynach.
Charles R Collins
Charles Collins was likely born about 1873 in Broadway, close to Worcestershire's border with Gloucestershire, and that his parents were farm labourer, Thomas Collins, and his wife, Susannah. He was listed in the family home in the 1881 and 1891 census returns: at the time of the former he was a schoolboy and the latter, an agricultural labourer. It is not known where Charles was when the 1901 census was taken. In 1903, he married Elizabeth from the nearby Gloucestershire village of Chipping Campden. In 1911 he was a colliery hostler below ground living at 61, School Street, Llanbradach, with his wife and four children. The children's birthplaces in their parents' native counties suggest the family moved to south Wales after the birth of the youngest child in 1907.
William Edward Dodge
William Edward Dodge was the son of Henry and Sarah who in the 1901 census were recorded under the name Dage living in Ystrad Mynach. William was recorded as a 12 year old schoolboy. Strangely when he joined the Canadian army August 30 1917 he gave his date of birth as March 18 1896. At the time he had been working as a meter reader in Iowa, USA.
Arthur Horace Davies
Arthur Horace Davies, born New Tredegar about 1896, was son of Thomas and Alice Davies. In 1901 the family lived in Cwmsyfiog but by 1911 had moved to Hengoed where they lived in Brynavon Tce.
Edward T Davies
Monmouth Guardian and Bargoed and Caerphilly Observer
E T Davies is also commemarated on the WW1 Plaque of Lewis School Pengam
Lewis Brinley Edwards
Lewis Brinley Edwards, son of colliery owner, Richard Edwards, was born in Hengoed in 1886. He became a colliery clerk before emigrating to the coal mining area of Kembla, near Wollongong in Australia. When he first tried to enlist in the Australian army he was rejected on account of a hammer toe, but when, on January 8 1916, he tried again, he was accepted into the 1st Rifles, embarking on board HMAT ship Ulysses on February 20. He disembarked at Marseilles on May 5 and transferred to the 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company (ATC). The Australian Mining Corps was formed for use at Gallipoli, but instead it was moved to France in May 1916 and split into three tunnelling companies and a Mechanical and Electrical Company.
Evan Evans
The identity of Evan Evans is uncertain, but he may have been Private 58133, Royal Welsh Fusiliers (formerly 078512 R.A.S.C.).
William Fellows
William Fellows, born in Batheaston, near Bath, about 1884, was the son of Henry Fellows. His mother appears to have died not long after his birth. In 1891 the family, father Henry widower, a mason, and sons Henry, Ralph and William aged 10, 7 and 6 respectively lived in Batheaston. It is not known where William was in 1901 or 1911. In June quarter 1913 a William Fellows married Sarah C Barnes in the Pontypridd registration district and they appear to have had three children Gertrude A in Jun quarter 1913, Ralph in Jun quarter 1914 and Albert in March quarter 1917, all registered in the Merthyr Tydfil registration district which suggest that they lived locally. However Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919 as indexed by Ancestry.co.uk gives his residence as Larkhall, Somerset and he enlisted in Bath.
Albert James Greenaway
Albert James Greenaway, was born in Blackwood in March quarter 1892, son of Thomas and Charlotte. Soon after his birth the family moved to Llanbradach where they were recorded in the 1901 Census. In 1911 the family lived in Cwmfelin by which time Albert was a coal miner. They later moved to Station Road, Ystrad Mynach.
Ernest Charles Russell Ham
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Arthur Edward Hinton
Arthur Edward Hinton was born December quarter 1892 in Stapleton, near Bristol. Further research may reveal who his parents were. In the 1891 census he may have been the Arthur Hinton aged 11, born Bristol, with widowed mother Emily aged 27, who was servant housekeeper to a family living in Hackney, London. In 1901 he was recorded as a 19 year old Grenadier Guard at Victoria Barracks, Windsor. He married Ada Mary Moon in Bristol in June quarter 1908 and in 1911 lived with his wife and son Charles in Commercial St., Ystrad Mynach, working as a colliery labourer underground.
Benjamin Holder
Benjamin Holder was born Great Malvern about 1882. His marriage to Alice Maud Edwards was recorded at the Merthyr Tydfil registration district in June quarter 1906. In the 1911 Census he lived in Charles Street, Treherbert, with his wife and three children. Three subsequent births were registered: Annie G September quarter 1991 and Floence M September quarter 1912 both in Pontypridd registration distict, probably at Treherbert, and Benjamin in March quarter 1915 in Merthyr Tydfil registration district - probably in Gelligaer parish which is recorded as his residence in Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919.
Frederick Hole
Frederick Hole, was born in Westbury, near Wells about 1887, to Edward and Harriet Hole. It is not known when he came to south Wales, but in 1911 he was lodging at McDonnell Terrace, Bargoed and Soldiers Died in Great War 1914-19 gives his residence as Ystrad Mynach.
Gilbert William Howard
Gilbert William Howard, born in Kingswood, Bristol, 14 July 1897, was son of William Howard (1855-1907) and his second wife Emma Baber (born 1869). When the 1901 census was taken, the family was in the Bristol area and his father was a coal miner. It is not clear whether the family moved to Ystrad Mynach before father William died in 1907, but young Gilbert William and his mother (by then married to coal miner Albert Davis) lived at The Square, Ystrad Mynach, at the time of the 1911 census.
Joseph Ashton Humphreys
Joseph Ashton Humphreys was born Rhymney in the October quarter 1893. In the 1901 census he was recorded as the adopted son of John and Mary A Ashton of Rhymney. In 1911 he and his elder brother John, both coal miners, lived with their uncle and aunt William Rowland and Martha Jane Nicholas in Rhymney.
John Jones
John Jones was born in Nantyglo in 1886 but was brought up in Ystrad Mynach where, like his father and younger brother he became a coal miner at Penallta Colliery. His military service records do not survive, but other sources show that Jones enlisted in the Royal Engineers and became Sapper 158132. He landed in France sometime after December 1915 to join 258 Tunnelling Company. It is possible that he joined 258 Company when it was formed at Rouen in April 1916. On formation it moved to support other tunnelling companies already deployed to the Loos area. On December 6 1916, John Jones was wounded, most probably by German shelling, and his death at base hospital in Boulogne was reported in Merthyr's Pioneer January 6 1917. Buried in grave VII C 202 in Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, John Jones is commemorated on Ystrad Mynach and Hengoed War Memorial.
Philip Vivian Jones
Monmouth Guardian and Bargoed and Caerphilly Observer
Ewart Edmund Lewis
Ewart Edmund Lewis, born June quarter 1891 in Cardiff, was son of John and Frances Lewis, both originally from Pembrokeshire. He was familiarly known as Ted. His father John died in the early 1890s and his mother returned to Marloes, Pembrokeshire where, in 1895, she married William Ernest Hier. In 1901 Ewart was in Marloes with his mother, sister, stepfather and stepsiblings. His mother died in 1910 and was buried in Marloes. In 1911 Ewart was a coal miner living as a lodger at 16 Commercial St., Ystrad Mynach
Archibald Thurston Thomas Lindsay
On July 24 1889, Henry Edzell Morgan Lindsay (1857-1935) married Katherine Ellen Thomas (1886-1937), the latter being one of the heirs to the Llanbradach Estate which had been in the Thomas family since at least the early 16th century. They had four sons and two daughter. Three of their sons died in the Great War. All three are named on the Ystrad Mynach and Hengoed Memorial and also on a memorial on the wall of Church of St. John The Divine, Cwmbach Llechryd, Radnorshire, a church built at the expense Miss Clara Thomas of Pencerrig on land that had come to the Thomas family through marriage.
Claud Frederic Thomas Lindsay
On 24 July 1889, Henry Edzell Morgan Lindsay (1857-1935) married Katherine Ellen Thomas (1886-1937), the latter being one of the heirs to the Llanbradach Estate which had been in the Thomas family since at least the early 16th century. They had four sons and two daughter. Three of their sons died in the Great War. All three are named on the Ystrad Mynach and Hengoed Memorial and also on a memorial on the wall of Church of St. John The Divine, Cwmbach Llechryd, Radnorshire, a church built at the expense Miss Clara Thomas of Pencerrig on land that had come to the Thomas family through marriage.
George Walter Thomas Lindsay
On 24 July 1889, Henry Edzell Morgan Lindsay (1857-1935) married Katherine Ellen Thomas (1886-1937), the latter being one of the heirs to the Llanbradach Estate which had been in the Thomas family since at least the early 16th century. They had four sons and two daughter. Three of their sons died in the Great War. All three are named on the Ystrad Mynach and Hengoed Memorial and also on a memorial on the wall of Church of St. John The Divine, Cwmbach Llechryd, Radnorshire, a church built at the expense Miss Clara Thomas of Pencerrig on land that had come to the Thomas family through marriage.
John McMurtrie
John (Jack) McMurtrie, born 1885 in Radstock, Somerset, was son of James McMurtrie. After education in Bath he moved to south Wales and having served as under manager at Bargoed and manager at Abercwmboi, he was, at the time he enlisted manager of Penallta colliery near Ystrad Mynach.
Levi Richards Morris
Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919 as indexed on Ancestry.co.uk has Levi Richards Morris' place of residence recorded as Hengoed, Glamorgan. He was born in Rhymney in the March quarter of 1886 to Richard, from Narbeth, Pembokeshire, and Elizabeth A Morris, from Rhymney, where the family were living in 1891. Sometime after 1895 they moved to Pontlottyn where the family, including Levi, were recorded in 1901 and 1911. In the June quarter of 1911 Levi R Morris married Jessie Lewis.
Leonard Perrin(s)
Leonard Perrins was born March quarter 1886 to Albert and Emily Perrin(s) in Woolhope, near Ledbury, Herefordshire. His mother evidently died when he was young and the family broke up. In 1891 Leonard, aged 5, and his brothers William, 17, and John, 15, lived in lodgings in Preston, Newent. In 1901 he lived with an uncle in Leominster, and at the time of the 1911 census he was a railway porter visiting a family in Ross. It is not known when he came to south Wales, but in June quarter 1915 he married Eva L Burford in the Merthyr Tydfil registration district, a daughter Lilian E was born September quarter 1917.
Gwilym Idris Rees
Gwilym Idris Rees, known as Idris Rees in army records or Idris Gwilym Rees by Commonweath War Graves Commission, was born in Pontlottyn in December quarter of 1896 to Gwilym and Martha Rees. The family, mother, father and ten children were still living in Pontlottyn in 1911, when 14 year old Gwilym Idris was a colliers boy underground.
George Richards
Western Mail 4 Sept 1916 reported that "Richards 18909, G (Hengoed)" had been killed. Soldiers Died in Great War 1914-1919 records that George Richards (18909) was born in Treharris, resident in Pengam and had enlisted in Bargoed. The Register of Soldiers Effects gives his wife as Margaret Jane. It has been difficult to identify him but further research may reveal more.
William John Richards
William John Richards, born Rhymney 1895, was the son of Benjamin Richards and Mary Jane nee Morris. In 1901 the family, father Benjamin widower, coal miner, sons William aged 6 and Benjamin aged 4 lived with the family of the children's maternal grand-parents. By 1911 his father had remarried and the family lived in Ty Newydd St., Pontlottyn.
Austin Roberts
Austin Roberts, born late 1896 in Ruabon, Denbighshire, was son of Moses and Mary Ann Roberts. It is not known when the family moved to south Wales, but in 1911 they lived in Hengoed.
William Rees Smith
William Rees Smith, born about 1895 in Pontlottyn, was son of John and Sarah Ann Smith of 19 Hengoed Crescent, Hengoed.
Bertram Thomas Stevens
Bertram Thomas Stevens, known as Bert (or Bertie), was the son of David John and Ada Mary Stevens. Bert and his older siblings (Godfrey and Edith) were baptised in Llantarnam where his father worked as a collier. The family moved to Aberdare before the 1901 census where another brother (Roy) was born in 1907. The family later moved to Ystrad Mynach.
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Wednesday, 9 April 2014 at 8.00pm
St. Colum Cille, one of the three patrons of Ireland, founded many monasteries, including those of Derry and Durrow (Co. Offaly). His most famous foundation was that of Iona off the coast of Scotland. The Viking raids on Iona around the year 800 AD led to the foundation of Kells in 807 as a refuge for monks from Iona. The first historical mention of Skreen occurs in the year 974. The name Skreen derives from the fuller Irish Scrín Coluim Chille ("The shrine of St. Colum Cille"). The early Irish poem Amrae Coluimb Chille (or 'Eulogy of Saint Colum Cille') is traditionally considered to be one of the earliest complete literary texts composed in the Irish language, being usually dated to the years immediately following Colum Cille's death in AD 597. However, if one analyses carefully the language and the rich manuscript transmission of this important text, it appears that things may be much more complex than the straightforward account outlined above. In this lecture, a series of new hypotheses will be presented in regard to the date, process of composition, and transmission of the Amrae (especially between the ninth and the eleventh century).
Jacopo Bisagni studied Classics, Celtic linguistics and Indo-European linguistics at the University of Pisa, Italy, where he graduated in 2004. At NUI, Galway he was awarded a PhD in 2008 for his thesis entitled "Amrae Coluimb Chille: a Critical Edition", which he is currently revising for publication in book form. He has taught widely in early Irish, Latin language, and historical linguistics; his research area ranges from Celtic and Indo-European linguistics to the study of Medieval Irish literature (both Gaelic and Hiberno-Latin). More specific interests concern the question of Latin/Old Irish bilingualism, and the reception of Classical and Late Antique Latin literature in Early Medieval Ireland.


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I have been running 3 Laparoscopic Hernia Workshops for Consultants and Sprs every year. Since 2006, I have organised 36 workshops and taught 178 delegates. Three years ago, due to increased demands, I have started 'hands-on' workshops, each on an all-day list. The hospital has encouraged me and created new criteria to issue. The Royal College of Surgeons of England has accepted to accredit the course.
The National Carotid Endarterectomy Audit, 2011/2012, has praised my 107% contribution to the audit and compared our impressive performance to the national results.
Honorary Contracts for the candidates. The British Hernia Society, satisfied with the program and with excellent participants feedback, have provided their logo to be added to the certificates.
I have been shortlisted twice for a BMJ Award 2012 and 2013 for the charity work performed with Operation Hernia in Africa. The missions, which I have started in 2008, are increasing in popularity and the team I have created in the last mission has performed 271 operations in nine days. This exercise improves our hospital's profile in our community and beyond. Our trainees who volunteer with us are exposed to a rare training opportunity during this period. The benefits to our hospital, patients, the NHS as well as the African patients are evident.
Winner of Leighton Hospital's "Judges Award" Surg & Ca div 2009.
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1- Repair of massive inguinal hernia with loss of abdominal domain using laparoscopic component separation technique" Ahmed Hamad*, Kanagaraj Marimuthu, Bhavani Mothe and Magdi Hanafy Oxford Journals Medicine Journal of Surgical Case Reports Volume 2013, Issue 3 10.1093/jscr/rjt008 J. surg. case rep. (2013) 2013 (3): rjt008 doi: 10.1093/jscr/rjt008
2- Giant Inguinoscrotal Hernia causing urinary obstruction. A Hamed, S Mothe, M Hanafy Poster of case report presented in the "American Hernia Society meeting" Orlando USA March 13-16 2013
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Magdi – if you haven't already shared this with colleagues, please feel free to forward my email! Congratulations
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Dotster Connect: All-In-One Social Networking Solution
There are a number of site creators out there, but a good portion of them aren't also your Web host. Dotster is a provider of Internet business services, which really means that it targets businesses with a bunch of tools that may or may not help the actual business process. With the addition of its latest feature, Dotster Connect, the company is looking to provide an all-in-one solution for businesses in need of an online presence. Dotster is doing this by providing domain names, hosting, and several add-ons that offer some additional choices to users.
With Dotster Connect, you now have add-ons that provide forums, blogs, polls, friending capabilities, and more. There are two options for a Dotster Connect account—Small Business and Enterprise. The biggest differences between the two are the number of options presented for building out a social network, and the amount of customization available for the social networks. And the price. According to Dotster, "a simple SMB network might cost as little as $199 a month plus set up charges while an in-depth enterprise network might cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, depending on the degree of customization." Ouch.
The goal is to provide "affordable" and scalable social networking capabilities to businesses. What Dotser is saying with its new Dotster Connect, however, is that businesses can better retain customers with basic social networks. This has been a point of debate for a couple of years now, and we've seen implementations of businesses rolling out social networking features in the past with poor results.
Traditional media news publication websites, for instance, are just now beginning to find optimal ways in which to engage user activity on their sites. Even the current offerings of more integrated ways in which to create a presence for your brand within other existing networks has its faults, though integrating these white label social networking features with outside sites is the direction in which I think Dotster Connect should head.
Dotster Connect's solution will nevertheless attract a certain demographic that weighs the opportunity cost of doing research to find the best way in which to roll out a social network versus getting an out-of-the-box solution from the same company that provides domain names and web hosting. This is also the demographic that can live without a great deal of customization.


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Donald Trump indications law to step up India defence ties, call out China– The Indian Express
Prior to introducing the New Year on December 31, United States President Donald Trump signed an Act developed to counter the intruding impact and growing risk from China and to reinvigorate United States management in the Indo-Pacific region.
Requiring fortifying of diplomatic, economic, and security ties with India, the Asia Peace Of Mind Initiative Act (ARIA) allocates a budget plan of $1.5 billion over a five-year period to improve cooperation with America's tactical local allies in the region. The brand-new law mentions "China's prohibited building and construction and militarization of artificial functions in the South China Sea and coercive economic practices", and mandates actions for "countering China's impact to undermine the international system".
The Act notes "the increased existence throughout Southeast Asia of the Islamic State and other global terrorist organizations that threaten the United States". The law states that United States "recognizes the essential role of the strategic collaboration in between the United States and India in promoting peace and security in the Indo-Pacific region" and "calls for strengthening and widening of diplomatic, economic, and security ties in between the United States and India".
It reiterates United States dedication to all "bilateral and security agreements and arrangements" in between the two countries, including the New Framework for the United States-India Defense Relationship, and the United States-India Defense Technology and Trade Effort. Worrying the "classification of India as a significant defense partner, which is distinct to India," the new law states that this classification "raises defense trade and innovation cooperation in between the United States and India to a level commensurate with the closest allies and partners of the United States".
The law likewise describes Quadrilateral Security Discussion in between US, Australia, India, and Japan, calling it "essential to resolve pushing security challenges in the Indo-Pacific region in order to promote a rules-based order; respect for international law; and a free and open Indo-Pacific." It, however, clarifies that such a discussion is intended to enhance, rather than to replace, current mechanisms. ARIA Act was introduced in the SENATE in April by Senator Cory Gardner, chairman of the United States Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on East Asia, the Pacific and International Cybersecurity Policy and was co-sponsored by Senators Edward Markey, Marco Rubio, and Ben Cardin.
It was passed by the SENATE on December 4 and authorized by the US Congress on December 12. It was among the 13 Expenses signed into law by President Trump on the last day of 2018.