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SINGAPORE, Jan 25 — One of the most recognisable street food in Singapore that's not easily found across the Straits in Malaysia is the Hainanese curry rice; something which I was not accustomed to back when I was growing up in Ipoh. I first
had my taste of the rice with its ensemble of dishes about a decade ago around Port Klang, where the tradition still lives in renewed and reimagined ventures.
What transpired from the Hainanese folks' high learning agility and creativity in adopting various culinary influences, from the Western-inspired pork and chicken chops to meddling (albeit to some degree of considerable success) of the Peranakan curries, the Hainanese curry rice was believed to be a poor man's fuel to stave off hunger pangs.
In the earlier days, Hainanese curry rice peddlers used to roam the streets of Singapore. Their dishes were somewhat imaginative yet limited; the selection largely limited to the ubiquitous batter-coated pork chops (authenticity matters here, some still use crumbled cream crackers, while most stick to bread crumbs), boiled to a softened pulp cabbage aka 'chap chye', fried egg with a dash of dark soy sauce, and a few curry dishes (remember the Peranakan or possibly Malay/Indian influences?).
Fast forward a few decades later and the tradition still lives on with quite a handful of these ambitious and enduring start-ups still being run by the original proprietors or at least, the passionate next generation youngsters. One of the more popular Hainanese curry rice stalls in Singapore still remains nameless even after 25 years in business; located in an equally nondescript coffee shop named Ho Pin Hng at Block 40 Beo Crescent (HDB flats).
This stall is still run by the same owners since 1990, and has not changed much. Even the stall looks a shade too old and barren; the dishes are not even lighted by fluorescent lamps unlike the conventional economy rice stalls. Well, maybe lending more insights to the dishes is deemed unnecessary, as they almost always whip up the same repertoire of dishes.
I was told that the queue during peak lunch hours can be intimidating. A common phenomenon just like any other famous (or at times, over-hyped) hawker food stall on the island. But the service is still relatively rapid, since the modus operandi is pretty simple; you walk over to the counter and pick your dishes and then voila! They will carry the food to your table if you order side dishes with the curry-drenched rice, but you are always welcome to help them out if you are eating an individual portion by yourself.
While waiting patiently in line, if you are unfortunate enough to be number 30 or so in line, you are free to surf on your mobile, post on Instagram some of the shots of your deadpan hungry face with a thousand hashtags to spice someone's Sunday up, admire the selection of interesting yet very homely breads and cakes at the confectionery adjacent to the coffee shop, or plan in advance what you want to eat.
As you inch closer to the glass display counter, you had better be making up your mind. Although this may not prove to be a challenge, the dishes number about a dozen or so, mostly repeats on an everyday basis.
As a rule of thumb, in case you are new to Hainanese curry rice, you do NOT need to order any specific curry dishes to relish in the experience. In fact, you can even order a plate of white rice and ask for the curries. They would know what to do; drenching the rice with ladles of curries, braised black sauce (a bit sweetish and sticky) and broth from the boiled cabbage. Of course, unless you are that broke, don't hold back on the dishes. Seriously.
The signature crispy Hainanese pork chop here is literally to-die-for. If you are a fan of Japanese food, you must have stumbled across a tonkatsu dish at least once in your life. Think along the same league, yet crispier, thinner and less meaty. And definitely no sauce for this, but you are free to customise your portion with any curry or gravy within sight.
The other must-have when one eats at Hainanese curry rice stalls is the boiled cabbage or 'chap chye'. The cabbage is usually left to simmer in a pot of gravy that's a cross between savoury and sweet, bland if eaten on its own but when mixed with the curry rice, the sweetness elevates the overall experience. In fact, the curry rice (like your nasi kandar with kuah campur) should usually be tasty enough on its own; combining a diverse range of salty, sweet and spicy flavours.
If fried food is not up your alley, try the steamed minced pork patty with bits of fried minced garlic. Juicy, tender and definitely pleasant to both the young and the old, the patty is served with a few spoonfuls of the broth, which is redolent with umami flavours.
Some of the other dishes to complement the curry rice would be braised pork belly, braised hard boiled eggs, and even a simple fried egg with a few drops of dark soy sauce. Other patrons from neighbouring tables were devouring chewy bites of curried squid, while they sometimes serve curry chicken as well.
Needless to say, although the range of dishes may not match up to your neighbourhood 'chap fan' (mixed rice) stall, the authenticity, taste and price will draw you back for subsequent visits no doubt. A meal for two with the dishes mentioned above came to below $10 (RM27) in total.
Nameless Hainanese Curry Rice Stall
Ground Floor,
Beo Crescent Block 40
(next to Beo Crescent Market & Food Centre)
Opens from 6.30am onwards, until 3pm
Closed on Wednesdays
James Tan loves good food and blogs at Motormouth From Ipoh (www.j2kfm.com)


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For those in Montreal a few of the Stan developers will giving talks at the NIPS workshops this week. On Saturday at 9 AM I'll be talking about the theoretical foundations of Hamiltonian Monte Carlo at the Riemannian Geometry workshop (http://www.riemanniangeometry2014.eu) while Dan will be talking about Stan at the Software Engineering workshop (https://sites.google.com/site/software4ml/) Saturday afternoon at 4 PM. We'll also have an interactive poster at the Probabilistic Programming workshop on Saturday (http://probabilistic-programming.org/wiki/NIPS*2014_Workshop) — it should be an…attractive presentation.
If you're up early be sure to check out Matt Hoffman talking first thing on Saturday, at 8:30 AM in the Variational Inference workshop (https://sites.google.com/site/variationalworkshop/).
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Ray Presbyterian Church Graveyard, Raymoghy, Co Donegal
(2nd Ray Meeting House)
This page was compiled by Bernie, and forms part of the Donegal Genealogy Resources Website
You may link to this page but not copy it
If you have a connection to any of the families and would like to have your email address linked to them, please feel free to Contact Me
In Memory of
Clarke Houston Allen
18 years Government C.E. India
Died while on a visit with
His sister Mrs. Aiken, Manorcunningham
31st Oct 1895 aged 39 years
Also John Houston
Son of J. F. & the above M. J. Aiken
Died 3rd May 1906 aged 18 years
Also John Floyd Aiken
Died 14th April 1918 aged 65 years
Also his wife Margaret Jane
Died 24th March 1925 aged 71 years
Erected in Memory of
Elizabeth Armour
Who departed this life
24th February 1870 aged 75 years
71666 Private
J. Barnhill
27th Bn. Canadian Inf.
14th August 1916 age 27
Thy will be done
(stone worn)
John Barnhill
Who died 30th May 1868 aged 80 years
Also Joseph Barnhnill of ?
Who died 22nd Feby 1867 aged 21 years
Also in Loving Memory of
Alexander and Margaret Barnhill, Ballylawn
Also their son David……
In Memory of
William Barnhill aged 61 years
Also Eleanor Hamilton his wife aged 47 years
Both departed this life May 1st 1846
Alexander Barnhill
Who died 13th September 1873 aged 37 years
In Loving Memory of
A Dear Father
John Alexander
Died 3rd Feb 1969 aged 67
And a loving mother
Elizabeth Chambers
Died 12th Jan 1996 aged 83
The Lord is my Shepherd
Erected by
John Birnie
In Memory of his
Beloved wife Eliza Ann
Who died 22nd January 1894 aged 29 years
(no further details)
In Loving Memory of the
Brooks – Lyons families
Erected by James Brown, Drumadoan
In Memory of his beloved wife Jane
Who died 4th February 1868 aged 68 years
Also the above named James Brown
Who died 28th November 1876 aged 73 years
Nancy Brown
Who died 29th February 1908 aged 73 years
David Brown
Who died 22nd November 1913 aged 82 years
Erected in Loving Memory of
William A. Campbell, Balleighan
Who died 24th June 1898 aged 74 years
Also his wife Jane Park
Who died 28th Aug 1896 aged 76 years
Until the day break and
The shadows flee away
A few more years shall roll
A few more seasons come
And we shall be with those
Doth rest asleep within the tomb
Erected by Matthew Chambers, Galdonagh
In Memory of his beloved wife
Sarah Chambers
Who died 20th Nov 1904 aged 75 years
Also the above
Matthew Chambers
Who died 30th June 1909
Carricknamart and Glenmaquin
In Loving Memory of
Samuel Clarke,
Who died at Kenaghin Cottage, Manorcunningham
15th January 1884 aged 75 years
Also his wife
Fanny Gibson
Who died 16th November 1902
(no further details)
In Loving Memory of
Samuel Cochrane
Died 1st Feb 1955
William A Cochrane
Died 29th Dec 1956
Elisabeth M Cochrane
Died 19th Sept 1974
(flat stone)
Here Lieth the remains of
James Colhoun
Late of Lismoghery
Who departed this life
April the 8th 1852
In the 78th year of his age
In Memory Of
Robert Cunningham
Of Drumbarnett
Who Died 23 Feb 1916
Aged 89 Years
Also Of His Father
Samuel Cinnungham
Of The Forth
And Other Members Of His Family
In Memory of
Saml Cunningham
Late of Dunduffs Fort
Formerly of Tullybogley
Who died 27th May 1893
In Loving Memory of
David George Davis
Died 16th July 1968 aged 66 years
Also his wife Sarah
Died 12th February 1974 aged 71 years
"The Lord is my Shepherd"
In Memory of
William Alexander Davis
Son of James Davis, Letterkenny
Who died at Portview Cottage
25th Febuary 1875 aged 11 years
To the Memory of
The Davis Family
Montclink and Drumbarnett
The Devenney Family
Errity, Manorcunningham
The Lord is my Shepherd
The Duncan Family
The Lord is my Shepherd
Duncan, Doorable
In Loving Memory of James
Died 26th Dec 1993 aged 91 years
His wife, Susan
Died 5th Jan 1994 aged 90 years
Their daughter Mollie
Died 23rd Jan 2006 aged 79 years
In Loving Memory of
John James
Died 27th April 1983 aged 87 years
And his wife Christina
Died 11th Jan 1993 aged 87 years
In Loving Memory of
William Fletcher, Aughlihard
Who died 6th October 1870
Also his wife
Margaret Reed Cunningham
Who died 12th January 1903
And their son Robert (no dates)
Also their daughter
Martha Fletcher, Castletorrison, Convoy
Who died April 1935
Ballyboe and Carrick
In Heavenly Love Abiding
(flat stone in front of above)
Underneath are deposited the remains of
Samuel Galbraith of Ballyboe
Who died 14th December 1854 aged 85 years
Gallagher, Fahan
John Gallagher
Died 28th June 1976 aged 84 years
His wife Matilda Mary
Died 29th October 1978 aged 84 years
Gamble, Castlethird
"In Heavenly Love Abiding".
(flat stone)
Erected by Prue Clarke
In memory of her father
John Gibson
Who departed this life
28th April 1868 aged 88 years
Erected to the Memory of
Robert Gregg of Galdanagh
Who departed this life
28th Feby 1858
In the 84th year of his age
Also Rebecca his wife
Who departed this life
4th May 1855
In the 73rd year of her age
Also Jane Gregg
Who died 27th March 1856 aged 76 years
In Loving Memory of
The Hamilton Family
Whitehill, Manorcunningham
"The Lord is my Shepherd"
In Loving Memory of
Mary Elizabeth
Widow of James Hay, Trimragh
Died 29th July 1958
Also her son
David Cunningham Hay
Died 6th Jan 1972
And her daughter
Margaret A. M. Hay
Died 13th February 1990
Erected in Loving Memory of
Robert Hay
Who entered into rest on Sabbath
18th Aug 1912 aged 84 years
Also his wife Martha Hay
Who died 20th Feb 1915 aged 82 years
And their daughter Jane Wright
Died 16th Nov 1898 aged 26 years
(LHS of above stone)
Annie Martha Montgomery
Died 2nd November 1919
Margaret Knox Laird
Died 22nd July 1944
James W.K. Hay
Died 12th March 1941
William P.D. Hay
Died 4th May 1932
And his wife Jeannie E.
Died 22nd January 1925
Hetherington, Errity
The Lord is my Shepherd
In Loving Memory of
Elsie Houston
Who died 31st May 1944
Also her sister
Jane Houston
Who died 28th March 1960
"Thine eyes shall see the King in his beauty"
In Loving Memory of
Annie S. Aiken
Wife of Robert Hunter
Who fell asleep in Jesus
6th July 1910
Also his sister Mary A.
Died 20th Jany 1917
And his sister Isabella Baird
Died 28th Nov 1951
Also the above Robert Hunter
Died 11th Sept 1952
Also his wife Elizabeth (Lily)
Died 29th Novr 1954
Good-night and in some fairer clime
Bid us Good-morning
In Loving Memory of
Thomas Thompson Hunter
Leslie Hill, Manorcunningham
Died 15th January 1987 aged 84 years
And his wife Edith Wilhelmina
Died 17th May 1989 aged 90 years
"The Lord is my Shepherd"
21971 Private
A. Hutcheson
Royal Inniskilling Fus.
1st May 1918
He gave himself for Freedom
In Loving Remembrance of
Frederick James Irwin
Errity House, Manorcunningham
Who died 18th October 1922
And his father
Dr. William Irwin
Who died 7th January 1924
Also Margaret Augusta Irwin
Who died 31st May 1934
and was laid to rest in Belfast City Cemetery
In Loving Memory of
John Keatley, Strabane
Who died 20th April 1947
Also his sisters
Charlotte Elizabeth Keatley
Who died 5th October 1961
Florence Gertrude Keatley
Who died 5th November 1961
In Memory of
James King
Died 7th Dec 1896 aged 88 years
Also Margaret his wife
Died 17th March 1863
And their children
Catherine died 10th Oct 1868
Sarah Maria died 21st May 1884
Rebecca died 13th May 1913
William died 10th Dec 1927
Margaret died 6th August 1928
The Family Burying Ground of
William Laird
Red Brae
Lecky, Pluck
The Lord is My Shepherd
In Loving Memory of
William Leckey
Who died at Woodside
September 1852 aged 46 years
Also his wife Jane Clarke
Of Carricknamart
Who died at Strabane
16th August 1877 aged 74 years
And his brother
Andrew Leckey
Who died at Woodside
23rd November 1869 aged 52 years
Also his wife
Margaret Fletcher of Lurgy
Who died at Londenderry
29th August 1881 aged 52 years
And their youngest daughter
Grace Clarke
Who died at Londonderry
19th November 1882 aged 20 years
(stone in front of above)
Isabella Porterfield
4th Feb 1936
John Porterfield
1st Aug 1936
Annie Porterfield
3rd Sept 1941
Samuel A. McClintock
22nd May 1962
Mary Isabella McClintock (Maybelle)
Died 5th Dec 1989 aged 85 years
Erected by
Andrew Logan
In Memory of his beloved wife Isabella
Who died 17th April 1893 aged 36 years
Also his father James Logan
Who died 29th Oct 1883 aged 66 years
And his mother Jane
Who died 11th May 1873 aged 46 years
Also Andrew Logan
Who died 10th April 1912 aged 57 years
Also his son James Logan
Who died 14th Dec 1918 aged 31 years
Also Rachel
Wife of the above
Andrew Logan
Who died 30th November 1933 aged 69 years
In Memory of
Mary Jane McCandless
Wife of Leslie McCandless of Corkey
Who died 24th April 1873 aged 30 years
Also his infant son Thomas Leslie
Also the following children
Isabella H. McCandless
Died 6th April 1884
Leslie H. McCandless
Died 6th January 1885
Margaret G. McCandless
Died 14th September 1888
Annie G. McCandless
Died 6th April 1893
Also the above Leslie McCandless
Died 29th August 1909
And his second wife
Annie J. McCandless
Died 26th September 1914
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Thomas McCandless
Died 12th September 1937
In Loving Memory of
John McClean
Died 27th May 1953 aged 63 years
His wife Annie
Died 6th February 1982 aged 76 years
Their son Jim
Died 13th February 2005 aged 77 years
In Memory of
The McConnell family
Moneyhaughley, Manor
At Rest
In Loving Memory of
Our dear Father
Alexander McConnell
Died 4th Dec 1943
Also our dear mother Matilda
Died 31st July 1977
Their infant sons
Andrew, Frederick, James, Andrew
Mabel McConnell
Died 3rd June 1981
Alex McConnell
Died 11th December 2006
Willie John McConnell
Died 4th October 1985
The Lord is my Shepherd
McConnell, Manorcunningham
Also Frank A. McNutt, "Swillymount",
Called home 11th April 1969
In thy Presence is fullness of Joy
In Memory of
Fred & Gavin & Adam
(flat stone)
Sacred to the memory of
Thomas McCrea
Son of John McCrea of Rylands
Who died April 18th 1852
In the 10th year of his age
Also his father
John McCrea
Who died April 30th 1884
In the 77th year of his age
Also his mother Isabella
Who died May 20th 1895
In the 87th year of her age
In Loving Memory of
William McCrea of Aughliard
Who died 28th May 1920 aged 76 years
Also his wife
Catherine Noble
Who died 24th Oct 1911 aged 56 years
"The Lord is my Shepherd"
In Loving Memory of
McElhinney family
The Lord is my Shepherd
Erected by the family
In Loving Memory of
John (Jack) McGirr, Trimragh
Died 10th June 1984 aged 75 years
Also his wife Rebecca (Ruby)
Died 28th June 2002 aged 92 years
At Rest
In Loving Memory of
Rachel W. McGirr
Who died 4th February 1922
And her husband
William McGirr
Who died 25th August 1947
Safe in the arms of Jesus
D. McKinley
(no further details)
In Loving Memory of
My dear husband
Samuel David McKinley
Who died 1st May 1938
"At Rest"
In Loving Memory of
John McKinley
Died 11th March 1961
Also his beloved wife Mary Jane
Died 4th Oct 1965
The Lord is my Shepherd
McKinley, Veagh
In Loving Remembrance
In Loving Memory of
Mabel McKinney
Died May 1939 aged 24 yrs
John died 12th Nov 1960 aged 84 yrs
Isobel wife of John
Died 21st June 1963 aged 76 yrs
Jim died 12th Aug 1979 aged 66 yrs
William died 20th Aug 1979 aged 59 yrs
David died 1st Jan 1983 aged 72 yrs
Annie Elizabeth wife of William
Died 19th Sept 2000 aged 73 yrs
In Loving Memory of
David McNair, Lisclamerty
Died 5th June 1962
His daughter
Agnes Tinney
Died 22nd December 1974
His son
David Alexander (Alex)
Died 23rd August 1983
Maude Josephine
Wife of Alex
Died 5th June 1994
To the Memory of
The McNair Family
McNair, Veagh
The McNutt Family
The day thou gavest Lord is ended
(flat stone)
Sacred to the Memory of
Hugh Montgomery of Ballybegley
Who died 12th July 1851aged 94 years
Also of Margaret Montgomery
His beloved wife
Who died 21st August 1852 aged 70 years
Also of Elizabeth Holmes
who died 1st June 1857 aged 2 years
Also of John Holmes of Ballybegley
Who died 13th July 1918
(flat stone beside above)
Sacred to the Memory of
Eleanor Montgomery of Ballybegley
Who died 2nd September 1847 aged 84 years
Also of Doctor Montgomery of Ballybegley
Who died 20th April 1848 aged 27 years
Also his sister Jane Holmes
Who died 31st January 1873
Beloved wife of Charles Holmes of Rossgier
Who died 18th May 1895
Also members of their family
Mary Crammond 28th July 1866
Ellen Shaw 14th August 1928
Rebecca Jane Houston
Who died 6th November 1931
Annie Foster Keatley of Strabane
Who died 9th March 1938
Hugh Montgomery Holmes of Rossgier
Who died 17th July 1938
In Loving Memory of
A Dear Wife
Mary Moore, Ballyboe
Died 19th September 1967
Safe in the Arms of Jesus
Erected in Memory of
The Moore Family
In Loving Memory of
William Morrison of Aughliard
Who died 6th Dec 1892 aged 60 years
Also Elizabeth his wife
Died 20th December 1912 aged 69 years
(flat stone)
Here lieth the remains of
Samuel Noble
Who died 28th May 1856 aged 50 years
Also Prudence his wife
Who departed this life on the
17th August 1867 in the 46th year of her age
Also John Noble, their son
Who departed this life
8th May 1870 aged 19 years
Erected by Samuel Park, Drumerdagh
In loving memory of his father
William Park died 15th Jany 1853
Also his mother
Martha Park died 15th Nov 1873
Also his sister
Eliza Park died 10th June 1847
And his brothers
William Park died 11th Jan 1850?
Hugh Park died 15th August 1872
James Park died 27th August 1897
Also the above Samuel Park
Died 2nd August 1899
The Patterson Family,
Here lie the remains of
John Patterson
Late of Galdenagh
Who departed this life
The 8th of January 1851
In the 75th year of his age
Erected In Memory of
Elizabeth Hammond Phillips
Who died at Drumcairn
23rd January 1930
Also her son Alexander
Who died 9th November 1973
And his wife Margaret
Who died 21st June 1971
Platt, Drean
Platt, Ray
(no further details)
In Loving Memory of
Joseph Rankin, Magherabuoy
Died 5th April 1931 aged 57 years
Also his wife Sarah Mary
Died 12th August 1926 aged 51 years
Also their daughter Isobel Matilda Rankin
Died 14th April 1984 aged 70 years
And daughter Elizabeth Maud
Died 11th June 1999 aged 84 years
"Until the day break"
Erected by
Samuel Reed of Ellistron
In memory of his wife
Isabella P Clarke
Who died Nov 15th 1861 aged 28 years
The Revd Alexr Rentoul
In memory of
Jane Thompson his wife
Who died March 2nd 1848 aged 36 years
Here is also interred the body of
Revd Alexr Rentoul M.D., D. D.,
For 25 years minister of
2nd Ray Presbyterian Church
Who died January 26th 1864 aged 68 years
Underneath this Stone rest
The remains of
The Rev. James Rentoul
Who departed this life
May 30th 1839 in the 78th year of his age
And 50th of his Ministry
In life a faithful laborious and devoted
Servant of Jesus Christ
In death triumphant through his
Beloved Master
The Righteous shall be in
Everlasting remembrance
In Loving Memory of
Andrew Robinson
Died 25th January 1917
His wife Elizabeth Margaret
Died 27th December 1946
Their sons
William John died 24th Sept 1961
Andrew Joseph died 7th Jan 1974
In Loving Memory of
James Rodgers, Mondooey
Died 14th Dec 1962 aged 69 years
His wife Rebecca
Died 29th Nov 1958 aged 61 years
Their sons
George Rodgers
Died 1st May 2005 aged 72 years
And his wife Rebecca (Rae)
Died 12th Dec 2004 aged 67 years
William A Rodgers
Died 16th Jan 2006 aged 76 years
In Heavenly Love Abiding
In Loving Memory of
Joseph Roulston, Manorcunningham
Died 16th Oct 1961
His wife Adelaide Jane
Died 5th May 1977
Their son James Cyril
Died 5th May 2003
Peace Perfect Peace
In Loving Memory of
John Smyth of Manorcunningham
Who died 6th June 1889 aged 69 years
Also his wife Margaret
Who died 24th December 1888 aged 71 years
Also their eldest daughter Annie
Who died 8th June 1912
In Memory of
The Smith Family
The Lord is my Shepherd
In Loving Memory of
James Steele,
Who died 30th April 1885 aged 72 years
Also his wife Elizabeth
Who died 10th February 1909 aged 62 years
Erected by their son James
Stevenson, Aughliard
The Lord is my Shepherd
Erected by the family
In Loving Memory of our dear father
John Erskine Stevenson
Who died at Aughliard 16th August 1923
Also our dear mother
Margaret Baird
Who died 13th October 1951
And their son William John
Who died 18th July 1974
Also their daughter Sadie
Who died 16th May 1991
"Until we meet to part no More".
In Loving Memory of
William Stevenson, Lower Aughliard
Died 31st May 1968
His wife Maggie
Died 29th Nov 1963
Safe in the arms of Jesus
Stuart, Mondooey
In Loving Memory of
Alexander Stuart
Died 8th April 1954
His wife Sarah Jane
Died 30th December 1955
Their sons
William Joseph Henry
Died 29th February 1922
Frederick George
Died 12th November 1992
The Lord is my Shepherd
The Tinney Family
The Lord is my Shepherd
In Loving Memory of
William Turner
Died 4th January 1955 aged 84 years
Hester Turner
Died 19th February 1966 aged 84 years
Ellen Turner
Died 22nd July 1987 aged 65 years
William Turner
Died 6th November 1991 aged 75 years
Safe in the arms of Jesus
In Loving Memory of
Mary Jane Walker
Died 20th June 1942 aged 64 years
Her son Robert
Died 3rd December 1947 aged 38 years
Also her husband Adam
Died 27th June 1953 aged 75 years
And her son Andrew
Died 2nd February 2002 aged 79 years
Also her daughter Margaret
Died 7th August 2003 aged 87 years
The Lord is my Shepherd
Of Railway View
In Loving Memory of
William Alexander Wilkie
Died 5th September 1968 aged 71 years
His wife Francis Kathleen Wilkie
Died 19th March 1999 aged 86 years
Elizabeth Margaret Wilkie
Died 7th February 1951 aged 10 years
Their daughter Violet Wilkie
Aged 1 year old
And their son
Billie Wilkie aged 6 months
Erected by daughters & sons-in-law
The Lord Giveth
And the Lord taketh away
In Loving Memory of
James Wilkie, Ballyholey
Died 13th July 1991 aged 88 yrs
His son Noel
Died 13th Oct 1949 aged 11 months
And John WiIlkie
Died 1st April 1991 aged 84 yrs
Gertrude Mary Wilkie
Wife of James
Died 25th Jan 1997 aged 80 yrs
"The lord is my Shepherd"
(front of stone)
In Memory of
John Wilson of Errity
Who died 27th Jany 1855 aged 88 years
Also his wife Catherine
Who died 30th March 1841 aged 56 years
Also their son
Robert Wilson
Who died at Ballylawn
21st January 1904 aged 90 years
(RHS of stone)
In Memory of
Alexander Wilson
Elder in 2nd Ray Presbyterian Church
And for over 40 years teacher
In the Congregational
Who died 30th March 1875 aged 62 years
Also his sister
Mary Anne Wilson
Who died 26th Jany 1875 aged 58 years
Blessed are the Dead
Which die in the Lord
In Loving Memory of
John James Wray
Died 15th Dec. 1925
His wife Jane Wray
Died 28th Sept 1937
Their son Alexander
Died 16th Aug 1964
Daughter Janie
Died 12th Jan 1975
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Ask the Organizer is a segment that I had on my Help-Organize-Life.com website where anyone could ask me their organizing questions. This is a reprint from the original article from 2011.Q: I am a mother to 5 great kids and have a very hard working husband. Currently I'm going back to school for nursing and I'm trying to balance everything but I feel as if I'm going to fall apart. I think I'm already at that point. We have a construction business and I'm a stay at home mom and I need help trying to make everything work. I just finished with a certified nursing assistant program that is a prerequisite for the nursing program I'm trying to get into and I'm trying to update all the bills that need to be paid. Unfortunately money doesn't come in as regular as I'd like so I'm in the midst of trying to get everything caught up. I tried using the flylady system and it is good. But they send you so many emails I end up ignoring most of them and losing steam. Can you help me to start simple? I love being in school because it forces me to get everything done but I don't think it always turns out so good. Lately I feel like that isn't working as well. Maybe some ADD behavior there? I just really need some help!! Thanks so much. : ) – Tiffany
A: Hi Tiffany,
It does sound like you have a full plate and I see how you can get overwhelmed and want to stop in your tracks. But don't! Starting simple is the best way to get everything done that you need.
To get caught up with your bills the simplest thing I have found is to either get one of those bill minder binders or if you are short on cash to write down monthly in a notebook all of the bills that are due and when it is due. Then when you pay it put a check mark beside it. Be sure to write down the amounts every month and if possible how much you paid and check number. This is the simplest way to keep track. Have one place in your home where you will keep this notebook and where you will bring all of the incoming bills. You will have to form a habit to do this.
Another way to keep all of the different roles in your life organized is to set up a project box for each role and keep all items related to that particular role in that project box. You can find project boxes or storage containers at Office Depot or Staples or Office Max.
I hope that helps you to get started. If you like using your computer try to get all of your bills sent via email and set up a Excel spreadsheet to keep up.
You can also use free services like Manilla that will send you reminders of when new statements come in and when bills are due.
What advice would you have for Tiffany? Do you feel that you have the same problem? Let me know in the comments below.


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Dutch Oven Hopi Indian Fry Bread
Dutch oven cooking: (Not exactly a low fat desert) In camp ignite about 15-20 charcoal
briquets and arrange in a pile in your fire pan. Let burn until they are
covered with ash (about 20 minutes) and put on the oil.
2 cups flour
1/2 cup nonfat dry milk
1 tbs. baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup lukewarm water
Stir and knead dough on floured board - cover and let stand for 15 minutes. Cut up into 8 sections - flatten out to 2 inches thick. Melt crisco or comparable vegetable oil in a dutch oven so there is about 2 inches depth of oil. Then drop sections of dough into the hot oil to fry about 2 minutes or until done. It's like cooking donut holes. Roll in cinnamon and sugar and pig out.
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Bacon Grease Biscuits
Just an addition really, but when you're cooking bacon, try saving the bacon grease and cooking canned biscuits in it. Very tasty but puts a strain on your arteries. >
Contributed by Todd Andrews
Banana Bread
- 1/3 cup butter, 1 cup sugar, creamed
- 2 eggs, well beaten
- 3 Tablespoons sour milk*
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups flour
- 3 bananas well beaten (With fork)
- 1 cup nuts
Bake in a dutch oven. Baking time depends on the heat of the fire.
Contributed by Matt McCa of Troop 599
Traditional Swedish White Rusks
- 6 tbsp Lard
- 3 1/2 c Milk
- 2/3 c Butter
- 1 c Granulated Sugar
- 4 cakes Yeast
- 12 c Flour
**This is a "make-ahead" recipe. The directions reflect this.**
In a saucepan, melt the lard in the milk. Sift the flour into a bowl retaining a little for the breadboard. Stir in the milk mixture, yeast, and 1 tsp sugar into the flour. Mix until a smooth and glossy consistency is achieved. Cover bowl with cloth and allow it to rise to twice it's original size. In another bowl, work butter and sugar into a froth. Knead the butter mixture into the dough until well mixed, adding flour if needed. Once again, cover the dough and allow it to rise to twice it's original size. Remove the dough from the bowl to a floured breadboard and knead well. Divide the dough into 10 portions and knead each portion well. cut portions into 25 - 30 pieces and roll each one between your palms into balls. Each ball should be smooth and glossy before placing on greased baking sheets. Cover and allow the balls to rise again. Preheat oven to 450º and bake for 3-5 mins. Then turn the oven temp. down to 350º and bake until a golden color is achieved. Remove from oven and allow the bread to cool. When the bread is cold, slice length-wise in half. Place halves on a baking sheet. Set oven temp. to 325º and place the sheets in the oven. Bake until the bread is light brown on the surface. Turn the oven down to 250º and allow the rusks to become dry and brittle (approx. 1 hour). Serve with butter or jelly. Goes great with the Apple Soup recipe that I submitted.
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DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My 17-year-old son has anxiety that seems to worsen by the day, but he refuses to go to counseling. Should I take him to his doctor? Would medication be a reasonable option? I am worried about him going to college a year from now if he still has this much anxiety and hasn't addressed it.
ANSWER: Make an appointment for your son to see his health care provider. A visit with a family physician or pediatrician often is a good place to start for an initial evaluation, and to receive guidance and identify resources that can help a teen manage an anxiety disorder.
Everyone experiences anxiety from time to time. It's a normal part of life. However, intense, excessive and persistent worry or fear that begins to regularly disrupt a person's daily activities could be a sign of an anxiety disorder.
People who have an anxiety disorder may have feelings of nervousness, worry, fear or panic that are difficult to control, out of proportion to actual danger, and last a long time. They may avoid certain places, people or situations in an attempt to prevent those feelings.
In teens, an anxiety disorder may interfere with their ability to go to school or do homework. It can make it hard for them to maintain friendships and participate in extracurricular activities. Teen anxiety may lead to problems within family relationships, too.
When anxiety limits a teen's activities, or if excessive worry, fear or anxiousness persists for several months, it's time to seek professional guidance. Your son's health care provider can assess his situation to get a better idea of whether he may have an anxiety disorder. He or she also can do an evaluation to see if there may be an underlying medical cause of your son's anxiety.
Certain medications and some medical conditions can trigger anxiety. If that's the case, changing medication or treating the underlying condition could relieve the anxiety.
If your son's health care provider suspects an anxiety disorder, he or she can help you find a mental health professional who specializes in treating children and teens. Treatment for anxiety in teens typically begins with exposure therapy.
Exposure therapy is different than counseling. It's a form of cognitive behavioral therapy that involves gradually encountering the circumstances that trigger anxiety, so a teen can build confidence in those situations and gain the skills needed to manage anxious feelings. This approach also includes teaching parents how to provide useful support to a child in managing anxiety. Exposure therapy typically consists of about 10 weekly sessions.
Although research has shown that exposure therapy is one of the most effective ways to treat anxiety in teens, programs that offer exposure therapy to adolescents are not available in all areas. Some large academic medical centers, including Mayo Clinic, offer intensive exposure therapy programs that last a shorter amount of time for families who must travel to receive this care.
In some cases, medication to help control anxiety also may be recommended in addition to exposure therapy. When exposure therapy is not available, it is possible for anti-anxiety medication to be used as a first step in treatment. But a teen should always be evaluated and diagnosed before starting to take medication for anxiety, and a health care provider must monitor medication regularly.
When persistent anxiety disrupts a teen's life, it is important to seek professional help. To get started, make an appointment for your son to see his health care provider for an evaluation. Effective treatment is available for anxiety, and it often can be successfully controlled. — Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., Psychology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.
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To call Swans' latest album To Be Kind a collection of new music is a bit of a misnomer. I saw them about two weeks after their last album, 2012's The Seer, was released and three tracks that would end up on To Be Kind—"Nathalie Neal," "She Loves Us!" and the title track—were already being featured (albeit in different forms) as part of their set. In fact, they played as many songs that would end up on To Be Kind as they did from the album they were touring behind.
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Milford LL softball advances into regional final
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Jessica Harkness and Danielle Kemp, mainstays of the Milford International Little League team, were at their very best on Friday night. And it couldn't have come at a better time.
The dynamic duo was instrumental in leading Milford to a 4-0 victory over South Portland in the semifinals of the East Region of the Softball World Series and into today's championship game against Greensburg, Pa., at 12:30 p.m.
Milford, which finished 4-1 in pool play while also claiming the honor of best team in New England, avenged an earlier 10-3 loss to South Portland in the tournament.
"We definitely wanted to show them that was a fluke," Harkness said after allowing two hits while striking out nine and walking two. "We wanted to bring our A' game today."
Lefty Harkness, who has struck out 37 in 20 innings in the tournament, also delivered a two-run single to stake herself to a 4-0 lead going into the final two innings.
"I finally got to see a pitch I liked," she said after striking out in her two previous plate appearances.
Kemp, meanwhile, continued her hitting prowess. She cracked four of Milford's six hits and turned in another stellar defensive effort behind the plate.
"I don't know, I just like to hit a pitch that looks good," she said.
Kemp has hit safely in all five of Milford's games. In the last three, the Connecticut state champions have outscored their opponents by a combined 25-0 margin.
"We were very relaxed before the game, extremely relaxed," Milford manager Colleen Zacarelli said a second before she was unexpectedly doused with a 10-gallon jug of icy Gatorade. "The last time we played them, we played maybe our worst game of the year. We committed many errors."
On Friday night, Milford was on the attack from the beginning. They had base-runners in every inning and threatened to blow it open on several occasions.
"We watched them (South Portland) in other games and knew we could beat them," said Bryanna Gonski, who delivered a key RBI single in the three-run fifth. "We felt we were the better team."
While its defense deserted them in the loss to South Portland, Milford on Tuesday, it was excellent on Friday. Milford fielders threw out what would have been the tying run at home plate in the third inning. And left fielder Jamie Healey picked off a hard-hit liner by Taylor Whaley with two runners in scoring position in the fifth.
Harkness, who was not eligible to pitch against South Portland in the first meeting with the Maine team, won't be able to take the mound against Greensburg.
"We would have liked to save Jessica (Harkness) for some innings in the championship game," Zacarelli said. "But we're happy with our other two pitchers."
Fallon Bevino and Jenna Zacarelli are Milford's two hurlers ready to go today.
The winner of today's game advances to Portland, Ore., and faces Latin America in the first round of the Softball World Series Aug. 13-18.
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If you haven't tried quinoa (keen-wa) please do so. Today. It is a million times better than rice and could be compared to a mini massage in your mouth. And the best part? It is super healthy! Here is a description I got from WebMD...
"Quinoa is now readily available in many supermarkets and is one of the best whole grains you can eat, according to Zied. "It is an ancient grain, easy to make, interesting, high in protein (8 grams in 1 cup cooked), fiber (5 grams per cup) and a naturally good source of iron," she says. Quinoa (pronounced keen-wa) also has plenty of zinc, vitamin E, and selenium to help control your weight and lower your risk for heart disease and diabetes, she says. Quinoa is as easy to prepare as rice and can be eaten alone or mixed with vegetables, nuts, or lean protein for a whole-grain medley. Try to make at least half your daily grain servings whole grains. In addition to quinoa, try barley, oats, buckwheat, whole wheat, wild rice, and millet."
And to start off (or continue) your quinoa adventures, here is an uber delicious recipe from Our Best Bites (my new favorite website).
(And if you don't like mango, leave it out. Some readers suggested peaches, avacadoes, or roasted red peppers instead!)
Mango Quinoa Salad
Recipe adapted from Ali Vincent
2 cups cooked quinoa* at room temperature, or chilled
1 14 oz can black beans, drained and rinsed
1 medium mango, peeled and diced
1 red bell pepper, diced
6 green onions, thinly sliced
1 handful chopped cilantro (about 1/2 cup)
4 tablespoon red wine vinegar
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1-2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
kosher salt
freshly cracked black pepper
*Quinoa can be cooked in water or broth. I suggest using vegetable or chicken broth for enhanced flavor, but plain water works great too.
Place cooked quinoa in a large bowl. Add mango, red pepper, green onion, black beans, and cilantro. In a small bowl combine vinegar, olive oil, and lime juice. Whisk until smooth and pour on top of salad. Toss to combine and add salt and pepper to taste. Chill for at least one hour before serving.
And in other news, only two weeks left of spring term! Jake and I are planning a spectacular St. George Adventure with two of our friends, Mary and Marc, after Spring ends. Oh yeah and the BOC is coming. On that note, I am off to study.


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Is Pogba's return is crucial to United's title hopes?
Last updated: November 16, 2017 by Leon Marshal
It was an underwhelming season for both Pogba and Manchester United last season, but the Frenchman started this season with a bang, scoring two and assisting three goals in his first four Premier League games at the start of the 2017/18 season.
However, in a Champions League match against Basel in September, Pogba picked up a hamstring injury which has seen him out for the last two months. Manchester United continued their winning ways for the next four weeks, but the performances and winning margins were noticeably less emphatic. On the 20th October, United lost their first league game of the season with a shock defeat to Huddersfield. The week before, Mourinho was heavily criticised for his defensive approach which earned a goalless draw away at Liverpool. A fortnight after the defeat to Huddersfield, United had lost again, this time against rivals Chelsea.
Pogba's return is now imminent, with some reports suggesting he could be inline to start this weekend against Newcastle. Mourinho is unlikely to risk starting Pogba, but it does seem United are a better team with the Frenchman playing. But do the stats support this?
On the pitch
Pogba's arrival at Manchester United last summer broke the transfer records at the time. Many said the Frenchman was overrated and overpriced and after United's performances during his first season back at the club, they were proven somewhat right.
However, despite United's modest finishing position in the league, Pogba was still instrumental to the limited success they had. Last season, Pogba played more successful through balls and key passes than any other United player and only Kevin de Bruyne played more in the league. Pogba also recorded more dribbles, more forward passes and more successful long balls than any other player on the team.
Staying in the 2016/17 season, Pogba was also the most fouled United player and made the most successful passes in the final third of the pitch. He didn't shun defensive duties either and was second only to Ander Herrera – who played a markedly more defensive role – for winning back possession.
Critics were quick to point out that to justify his transfer fee, Pogba needed to chip in with more goals. Last season, he notched five goals and four assists, which is in truth a fairly modest return.
Until his untimely injury, Pogba appeared to have already put any questions about his goal-scoring and creating ability to bed. In the four league games he played, he scored two and assisted three. That's just one less assist than he notched in thirty appearances last season and three less goals. With the signing of Nemanja Matic, Pogba has more licence to roam forward, and he did so with great effect.
This season, United had won three games, lost zero, scored twelve goals and conceded two with Pogba on the pitch. Without him, they've also won four, but lost two and drawn another.
Off the pitch
But it's not just on the pitch where Pogba's influence is felt. His larger than life character is well-known and a good harmony and atmosphere between players off the pitch is vital if a team wants to perform on it.
Pogba undoubtedly brings with him a captain's mentality and has strong bonds with other players. Nothing emphasised this more than a recent video of Pogba meeting up with the Franch national team – despite being injured and unable to play – and having a unique handshake with each squad player.
Among his Manchester United teammates, Pogba has exhibited similar friendships and bonds with other players. His friendship with Jesse Lingard is perhaps the most well-known, with the two concocting numerous unique handshakes and goal celebrations.
While the extent of Pogba's influence in the dressing room will never be fully known outside of it, it's clear that he brings with him a positivity and confidence that will naturally spread to his teammates. There's a great deal of pressure that comes with being one of the world's best and most expensive players, but Pogba has handled it easily.
With the Christmas season fast approaching, the games will rack up with little space in between, and Pogba's return from injury is therefore timely. It remains to be seen whether United can catch neighbours Manchester City, but one thing is for sure; thez have a much better chance of doing so with Pogba in the team.


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As the chief executive of the World Travel and Tourism Council – an organization that represents the chief executives of the biggest travel companies – David Scowsill might be more tapped into global travel trends than anyone else. Not only does Scowsill serve as an advocate for the industry, but each year, the WTTC produces extensive research on the impact of tourism around the world – economic and otherwise. In his opening speech at 2013's WTTC summit, Scowsill noted the importance of keeping an eye on the environment while expanding the industry, asking attendees, "How do we facilitate the growth of our industry responsibly and sustainably, without destroying our planet in the process?"
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The EPA has announced fuel economy ratings for the 2013 Chevrolet Spark, just as the new affordable small car is starting to show up on dealer lots. Powered by an 83-horsepower, 1.2-liter four-cylinder engine, the 2013 Spark gets 32/38 mpg city/highway with a five-speed manual transmission. Those estimates drop to 28/37 mpg city/highway with the optional four-speed automatic.
Chevrolet cites subcompact cars like the 2012 Fiat 500, Smart ForTwo and Scion iQ as the Spark's key competitors. However, the ForTwo and iQ both get better combined fuel economy ratings from the EPA. The larger 2012 Hyundai Accent gets 30/40 mpg city/highway and matches the Spark's combined fuel economy rating of 34 mpg.
Edmunds notes that the ability to achieve 40 mpg on the highway has become increasingly important to automakers' marketing and advertising initiatives, but shoppers shouldn't make assumptions based on vehicle size. "Consumers mistakenly may assume that the smallest cars in an automaker's lineup are the best fuel-economy performers, but that is not always the case as evidenced by the Spark, especially when it is compared to its larger siblings, the Cruze and Sonic."
The 2012 Chevrolet Cruze Eco and Sonic are both capable of better highway fuel economy than the Spark and get a combined rating of 33 mpg. The EPA reports that the Cruze Eco and Sonic get 28/42 and 29/40 mpg, respectively, when equipped with a six-speed manual transmission. "Looks like a sixth gear makes a huge difference in fuel economy," says Autoblog. "And if you don't mind paying a little more, you can get a larger Chevy with better EPA numbers."
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Located in the heart of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, Hayman Island is the northernmost of the Whitsunday Islands off the coast of Queensland. Its exclusive hotel, The One & Only Hayman Island, is one of the world's most beautiful and set in one of the most secluded locations possible. Within this private island resort, "stylish elegance reflects the harmony of nature with beautifully appointed accommodation set against the backdrop of the Coral Sea".
With two pools – both with their own individual feel – and the gorgeous white sand beach to choose from, you can spend the day relaxing wherever you desire. Sip on cocktails in one of the in-water sunbeds or relax on the beanbag lilos…
Or if you fancy something slightly more upbeat, choose from any of the amazing watersports on offer at the beach and spend your day on the gorgeous turquoise water (all non-motorised watersports are included for all guests).
Another great activity to add to your itinerary is one of the scenic walks around the island, including the Whitsundays Lookout, Cook Lookout, Dolphin Point and Blue Pearl Bay (but if you're wanting to snorkel at the last two, make sure you go at peak time for the tides).
The views are just incredible! And as well as being lucky enough to indulge in this luxury for six whole nights, I also ticked off one of the main things on my bucket list, that is to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef!
Accommodation on the resort ranges between the Hayman Wing, Pool Wing, Beach Wing and the Penthouses, each with their own ambience.
For private 'swim-out' access to the pool from the comfort of your own balcony and gorgeous sea views beyond, go for one of the Pool Wing rooms.
Or if a secluded hideaway is what you're after, a Beach room is your private luxury, or to be fully immersed in the gorgeous nature around the resort centered around the serene lily lagoon, it's the Hayman Wing.
The four main restaurants on the island are beautiful, with world-class chefs creating flavours, ambiance and menus, from authentic Italian at Amici to modern Asian at Bamboo to contemporary Australian at Fire, and then for more relaxed evening dining, opt for poolside Aquazure or Bar Fifty.
If you are there to celebrate a special occasion or want to treat someone special, you can also arrange a romantic Under The Stars private dining experience or Gourmet Picnic on the beach or at a rainforest location…
Staying at the One & Only Hayman Island really is something you don't get to experience everyday and I feel fortunate to have experienced for myself why it is among the top hotels in Australia and the world*.
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No doubt about it. We're living longer, we're living better. All that effort put into diet and exercise is paying off. And while you're going through your paces on the treadmill, consider another part of you that might need a bit of improvement: your smile and whether or not you have white teeth.
With age, one of the first things to go is the freshness of your smile. At about thirty, tooth color begins to dim. There is a natural tendency for dentin, just beneath the enamel, to yellow. And if you smoke or overindulge in coffee or cola, the darkening can be dramatic. Exercise and low-fat foods count for less if your smile gives you away.
But just as our health habits have improved, so has cosmetic dental technology. Now we have the tools and teeth whitening products to perfect the color, and the healthful look, of your teeth.
Teeth whitening systems take many forms. There are gels and solutions accelerated by light; laser tooth whitening is coming into use to "jump-start" the tooth whitening process. We can change color fast or over time.
In any case, the result is visible in days and, with touch-ups, will last as long as you do.
You've lived this long, you've earned it. While perfect thighs are next to impossible, a pretty smile is within everyone's reach. Go for it; don't let your smile age faster than the rest of you.
Stains on your teeth can advertise your vices – coffee, cola, nicotine – or tell the world what you do for a living. Trumpet players and copper miners, for instance, can be picked out of a crowd by the blue-green stains on their teeth from copper dust. Furriers work with nitric acid, which causes the blackening of enamel.
Red teeth stains might show a history of typhus, cholera, pulp injury, or just beets for supper. And the color purple indicates a non-vital tooth or probably not – leprosy.
Whatever the color of your teeth stain, our teeth whitening methods can whiten it, mask it, correct it, and give you back your pearly white teeth.


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Sunday, 15 January 2012 18:51
Robin Friday – A True Football LegendWritten by Ian Park
Robin Friday is a footballer whose name will be relatively unknown with many football fans, he played lower league football starting his football career at the long gone Walthamstow Avenue, making his debut in 1971 before moving on to Hayes. After gaining a glowing reputation in non-league football he moved to Reading in 1973 playing 121 games and scoring 46 goals. Then finally he moved on to Cardiff making only 21 appearances and scoring 6 goals. Friday hardly offered a high return on his £30,000 transfer fee considering his appearances were made over one year.
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Sunday, 15 January 2012 18:50
Alex Higgins – RememberedWritten by Paul Gallagher
I remember being in St Kentigerns Irish Social Club in Fallowfield, Manchester in 1982. I was 16 years old, and just about to taste my first pint of ale (under age of course) but that was the way back then. It was a fairly busy night, as they all were back in the 80s – nobody had much money, though everyone had 48p for a pint. How times and prices have changed.
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Sunday, 15 January 2012 18:43
A Nod from God – MaradonaWritten by Paul Gallagher
So the World Cup is about to start and Diego Maradona is once again back in the spotlight. His Argentina side are brimming with world class players most notably in the striker department with FIFA footballer of the year Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez, Higuain, not forgetting Liverpool's Mascherano but even that's not enough for some of the Argentina nation who are dismissive of their chances at this year's extravaganza.
Sunday, 15 January 2012 15:47
National stadium - National disgrace.Written by Paul Gallagher
As the sun peeped through my blinds last Saturday morning, I had a spring in my step at the thought of my football club, Manchester City, going back to Wembley for the second time in a month to contest the FA Cup final and to hopefully win the cup for the first time in 42 years.
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Sunday, 15 January 2012 15:46
Neil Lennon – We Can Ask WhyWritten by Matteo Sedazzari
First things first. I am a Celtic fan and proud of it but I'm not stupid enough to write about this with a one-sided point of view. What is happening to Neil Lennon, Paddy McCourt, Nial McGinn and various members of the Celtic community by a few low educated scumbags is totally wrong. Who in their right mind sends bullets, death threats and NAIL bombs in the post to a football manager or football players
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Posted: July 23, 2015|Categories: Garden Design , Grow Your Own|
Traditionally the garden shed has simply functioned as a storage space for lawn and garden tools. However, people are finding new and inventive uses for their garden sheds ranging from outdoor entertainment spaces to home offices and art studios. One of the newest trends has been to turn the structure into an edible garden shed. One example of this trend is the Eathouse garden house that has living walls as well as a living roof. This combination garden shed and garden was constructed with metal pipes and crates stuffed with soil in which vegetables, herbs, and edible flowers are planted. This is great way to grow a wide range of healthy food in a relatively small space. While not everyone is making their shed into a literal garden like the Eathouse, the trend for many people is finding ways to grow a garden in a limited amount of space. One of the most obvious ways to accomplish this is by growing
Posted: July 23, 2015|Categories: Gardening Advice , Seasonal Gardening Guides|
July may be the height of the gardening season; it is a time of maintenance and harvest, giving you plenty of jobs to do in the garden in July.
Garden maintenance involves adapting to the changing weather and completing the general tasks to keep and encourage the most growth in the garden.
One of the most important garden tasks is watering; it must be watered thoroughly once or twice per week instead of little and often. Watering thoroughly will encourage the roots of plants to grow deeper in search of water instead of turning up toward the surface. The exception to this rule is for container gardens and hanging baskets which need watering every day to keep from drying out. They sometimes even require watering twice per day when the weather is extremely hot and windy.
Watering recently planted large trees or shrubs should involve laying a hose at the base and having water trickle over the area for about an hour. Established
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There's More to Garden Sheds than Meets the Eye
Garden sheds are not only for storing tools and lawnmowers, they also make great garden getaways, places for social gatherings, offices, and even art studios.
While these uses may not be all that surprising, some people have done things with their sheds that most of us wouldn't even consider in our wildest dreams.
In the first of our amazing stories, one man uses his garden shed for a 'journey' into outer space, whilst in the stories that follow you will read about sheds, themselves, that weren't just confined to the garden. We hope you enjoy reading these extraordinary adventures about sheds.
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Imagine travelling to the stars from your own garden shed. That is exactly what one amateur astronomer did by creating a homemade telescope in his garden shed.
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TV Fans Voted: Cliff Huxtable or Homer Simpson as Funniest Father?
Lucy Ricardo or Marion Cunningham as Funniest Mother?
Conjure up a list of your favorite comedy characters from the greatest sitcoms in history� Who would be your favorites? TV fans across the country were asked to choose their funniest characters in the following eight categories: Funniest Comedy Fathers, Funniest Mothers, Funniest Kids, Funniest Relatives, Funniest Neighbors, Funniest Friends, Funniest Boss and Funniest Co-Workers. Collected by Nielsen Media Research, the results will be revealed in the two-hour "TV's All-Time Funniest," a Paley Center for Media special, airing FRIDAY, MAY 9 (8:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.
Who is America's funniest father? Is it Cliff Huxtable or Homer Simpson? Is the funniest mother Lucy Ricardo or Marion Cunningham? Watch to see if your funniest character is also America's funniest. Interviews with TV icons such as Rainn Wilson ("The Office"), Brad Garrett ("Everybody Loves Raymond"), David Hyde Pierce ("Frasier"), Marion Ross ("Happy Days"), Mary Tyler Moore ("The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "The Dick Van Dyke Show"), Valerie Harper ("The Mary Tyler Moore Show") and Rue McClanhan ("The Golden Girls") will be highlighted. These comedic stars will offer revealing insight into their funniest sitcom moments, accompanied by hilarious clips.
The Paley Center for Media, with locations in New York and Los Angeles, leads the discussion about the cultural, creative and social significance of television, radio and emerging platforms for the professional community and media-interested public. Drawing upon its curatorial expertise, an international collection and close relationships with the leaders of the media community, the Paley Center examines the intersections between media and society. The general public can access the collection and participate in programs that explore and celebrate the creativity, the innovations, the personalities and the leaders who are shaping media. Through the global programs of its Media Council and International Council, the Paley Center also serves as a neutral setting where media professionals can engage in discussion and debate about the evolving media landscape. Previously known as The Museum of Television & Radio, the Paley Center was founded in 1975 by William S. Paley, a pioneering innovator in the industry. For more information, please visit www.paleycenter.org.
"TV's All-Time Funniest" is produced by Brad Lachman Productions in association with The Paley Center for Media. Executive producers are Pat Mitchell (The Paley Center for Media) and Brad Lachman ("Don't Forget the Lyrics"). A TV parental guideline will be posted closer to the airdate.


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Are you thinking about listing your Breckenridge home for sale? Now is the time to do so. Thanks to our gorgeous surroundings, exceptional infrastructure and overall high quality of life, Colorado's playground is becoming ever more desirable for prospective buyers.
It's a great time to sell your home in Breckenridge – really great. Thanks to the strong market in Summit County, property values have increased by approximately $2.5 billion since 2016 alone – with residential properties accounting for roughly $2.3 billion of those increases, according to recent data from Summit County Assessor.
As of June 30th, the average price of a home sold in Summit County was just shy of $1 million. Townhomes and condos trended up with a 14% increase in median selling prices from last year as well, indicating an extremely positive seller's market across the board throughout the County. This steady incline started back in 2012 and has been climbing ever since.
What does that mean for you if you're considering selling your Breckenridge home? It means you should be confident knowing you're about to sell in one of the hottest seller's markets our area has seen. According to market research, sellers are getting – on average – 97% of their listed asking prices. In more "moderately priced" neighborhoods, some sellers are seeing even greater results, upwards of 100%.
Experts say Summit County's real estate market is showing growth akin to the boom in 2007 before the recession – and business is booming.
Barring a significant change in the market, you can also take solace that experts predict property values in Summit County to continue steadily increasing throughout 2019.
If you're thinking about buying real estate in Breckenridge or Summit County, don't let this information discourage you. While home prices are increasing every year, the data shows this is a factor you can count on down the road when it comes time for you to sell. A continuously strong seller's market might not bode as well for buyers, but it certainly guarantees a strong return on investment for everyone.
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Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) are being incorporated into factory automation, warehouse distribution, and other material-handling environments. AGVs both increase efficiency and help reduce worker injuries, especially in hazardous environments. Though they are rugged machines, they are still susceptible to environmental hazards such as dust, temperature extremes, and general wear and tear, along with issues specific to machines, such as electromagnetic interference (EMI).
This puts the onus on designers and developers to design AGVs to meet the challenges of demanding industrial environments. They must also make them smarter so they can become an integral part of the increasingly connected factory, while operating side by side with workers without failures that could result in injury.
Many of the safety and electronic system reliability issues have already been tackled by the railway industry. Some of the best practices, standards, and technology enhancements can also be applied to AGVs.


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People will notice your teeth first. Therefore, you must try to keep them in good shape. In the following article you are going to find some tips on dental care so you have a great looking smile!
Do not skimp on the quality of your toothbrush, and make sure you buy a new one on a regular basis. The ideal toothbrush should be soft on your gums. Bristles that are too hard will cause your gums to bleed. Don't keep the same one over a month because bacteria can develop on it.
If you are over 50 years of age, use mouthwashes that are alcohol-free. As you get older, you are more likely to have sensitive teeth and gums, and alcohol can inflame these areas. The best thing to do is to use an alcohol free mouthwash that contains some fluoride. Use this twice a day to get the best results.
Immediately brush your teeth after each meal. The longer food and plaque inhabit your mouth, the more damage is caused. Brushing within 30 minutes of finishing a meal will limit plaque-related damage to your teeth. You will experience a lifetime reduction in dental problems.
An inexpensive teeth whitener is hydrogen peroxide. To help whiten your teeth, brush your teeth with hydrogen peroxide twice a week. Gently brush your teeth for two minutes, ensuring you stay away from the gums. After you are done brushing with the hydrogen peroxide, go ahead and brush with your regular toothpaste.
The way your toothbrush is held makes a difference as to how effective your brushing is. The right way to brush your teeth is by holding your toothbrush at a small angle against your teeth. Next, use gentle, circular motions to brush away buildup. Also, be sure that you are not brushing so hard that you are hurting your gums.
Brushing your teeth more than once a day helps prevent cavities. You should aim to brush in the morning, at night, and after every meal. If you're not able to brush for some reason after you eat, some sugar free gum is the next best bet.
See a dentist right away if your teeth chip or you are in pain. Putting off treating dental pain could end up turning quite serious. It's cheaper to go to the dentist at the first inkling that there is a problem than it is to go after the problem has escalated.
You can use a special mouthwash or tablet to help you determine if you are getting your teeth clean when you brush them. Read the label carefully to ensure that you are using the product correctly. Any problem areas will become stained with your mouthwash. Of course, don't use these products when you are short on time. It could be quite time-consuming, so don't try it if you are running late or needing to leave your home quickly.
The first thing people notice when they meet you are your teeth. You need to make sure your teeth are a positive representation of yourself. Keep all of these tips at the top of mind so that you can improve that smile every single day!


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Bringing two families together with the love we all share for a child
We are a non-profit, Arkansas-licensed child placement agency and a department of Catholic Charities of Arkansas, an office of the Diocese of Little Rock. With more than 35 years of experience, our caring, professional and experienced staff is available to serve birthparents and adoptive parents who are interested in adoption.
We work with parents and adoptive families across the state of Arkansas who are considering a loving plan of adoption. Generally, children are placed for adoption in the state of Arkansas. Although we work with families of other faiths, we are aware that many of our birthparents are Catholic and are looking for a Catholic adoptive family.
Birthparents may select a pre-adoptive family through the profiles created by the waiting families. They can then meet each other on a confidential basis. We have a range of openness in our adoptive placements. We work on a case-by-case basis for what is the most appropriate contact for all those who are involved. Both adoptive parents and birth parents are encouraged to share pictures, letters and small gifts through our agency. Visits are sometimes possible. All contact is confidential and arranged through the agency. More open adoptions may be available in the future. We will discuss the options with you.
Adoption Services, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit agency and all of our work with the birth parents is offered to them at no cost. We are supported by our bishop, the parishes of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Arkansas Sharing Appeal (CASA) and through our sliding scale fees. We also deeply appreciate the donations of concerned groups and individuals who are dedicated to supporting a birth family experiencing a crisis pregnancy.
Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law and will help with the pro-life work of our Catholic Adoption Services. Please call if you would like to have someone speak to your organization about our wonderful agency.
We know this can be a difficult time and that there can be some challenges and misunderstandings about adoption. Please feel free to call us with your questions. We are here to help you. Collect calls are accepted from birthparents. Se habla Español. For more information, please call (501) 664-0340.
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