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Tryall Club & Resort Villas Hotel
Montego Bay, Jamaica
- Sports facilities
- Child Care
- Satellite/TV
- Golf Course
The Tryall Club & Resort Villas Hotel has a swimming pool, a fitness gym and a children's playground. There are sun loungers and parasols at the beach where take lunch at the beach cafe or play beach volleyball. The resort boasts an 18 hole golf course with beautiful views as well as a tennis centre with 9 courts, a pro shop and lessons available. Watersports available include hobie cat sailing, kayaking, paddle boards and snorkelling.
The complex has a bar and a restaurant and also runs a kids club for children.
Services and amenities available to guests include a boutique and a craft market, a nature programme, tours and excursions.
Local charges may apply to some hotel facilities and others may be seasonal.
The 1 bedroom villas have a kitchen and a living and dining area with pull out sofa beds on the ground floor and; an en-suite bedroom with a small balcony upstairs.
The 2 bedroom villas have a kitchen and a large living and dining room with a long terrace overlooking the golf course and the Caribbean Sea. The master bedroom has a spa bath and the twin bedroom has an en-suite bathroom.
Local charges may apply to some hotel facilities and others may be seasonal.
Special Information
Please note: A compulsory departure tax of 35 US Dollars per person is payable locally.
Please note that a tourist room tax has been implemented on all accommodations in Jamaica. The tax is up to a max of 4 US Dollars per room per night. The tax is payable directly to the accommodation.
Tryall Club & Resort Villas Hotel is set within a gated community of rolling hills and ocean-front and dominated by an 18th-century Georgian Great House.
Montego Bay is approx 5km from Jamaica Airport and 199km from Norman Manley Airport
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The Israeli international band "Gefilte Drive" is a neo-klezmer drive, a fusion of West and East, kosher rock&roll and urban romance, almost punk Odessa recklessness and lyrical sound.
The band's extensive repertoire includes songs in Yiddish, Russian, and English, as well as Odessa yard songs of the past century, translated into Hebrew. These are the songs of our grandparents, passed through the prism of time and our perception.
The fact that almost all the musicians lived on the Promised Land much longer than in the countries they were born doesn't matter. Each of them has contributed something of their own, something special to the band. Most compositions are a kind of crazy language mix, which was spoken in Odessa and the pre-war locations. The language intermingling is a kind of flavour, emphasizing temper and message. It is noteworthy that through this, even those who understand nothing in Russian, Yiddish or English, can not only sing along, but also grasp the content of the works.
The performance makes one feel not only the drive and rock&roll. There is a feeling of an indomitable, deep love for the native land, for the people, the love that the past generations carried through wars and losses and the love that young people inherited at the genetic level, felt deeply, and now have decided to share it with the world.
So they share it! They share it lively, brightly, unobtrusively, and therefore so sincerely and gently.
The band successfully performs both on large stages and in clubs, tours actively, and also takes part in Israeli festivals and events. Over its existence, "Gefilte Drive" has taken part in the festivals "Yahad"(Estonia, 2015), "Lviv Klez Fest" (Lviv, Ukraine, 2016, 2018), the festival of Jewish music in Kazan, the 29th and 30th International Klezmer festivals in Safed (Israel).
The band is made up of Israeli musicians: Tatyana Gelman - soloist, Nadezhda Drapkina - oboe, Tal Leshets - drums, Mark Umansky - bass, vocals, Igor Khait - keyboards, Alexander Kotler - vocals, guitar and Kirill Adylin – accordion (Estonia).
The performance of "Gefilte Drive" can be enjoyed within the program "Festival Without Borders" at the gala concert of masters of art of Israel on 15 July at 6.00 p.m. in the Vitebsk Regional Philharmonic.

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[Excerpted from Collabo Uncut Show with 2 Lips]
2 Lips: Hello Caller?
Cassandra: Hello
2 Lips: Yes whats the name? Where ya' callin' from?
2 Lips: Mi ah cougar, mi ah Jaguar, mi ah every type of 'gar
Cassandra: My God
2 Lips: You know how to mek the pussy quint
Cassandra: My God
2 Lips: You know about the kegel
2 Lips: Dee Jay, cut her off


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Georgia's foreign direct investments (FDI) dynamics shows foreign investors have been demonstrating growing interest in Georgia's various fields. This interest was raised by such important factors as global economic boom and global financial crisis, political unrest in Georgia and the fact the world community has appreciated some achievements. Despite the …Read More »
Daily Archives: January 22, 2015
Twitter officially launches 'while you were away' feature to news feeds
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Game of Thrones season 5: IMAX releases trailer with new footage of Tyrion Lannister
Fans looking forward to the IMAX screening of Game of Thrones later this month will be excited to watch a new trailer starring Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister. The 42-second clip points out that Thrones will be the first television show in history to appear in the format, before recalling footage from …Read More »
Facebook Enabled $227 Billion Global Economic Impact, 4.5 Million Jobs
With over 1.3 billion users, world's largest social networking firm Facebook has enabled global economic impact of $227 billion (roughly Rs. 14,01,725 crores) and 4.5 million jobs around the world in 2014, according to a report by consultancy firm Deloitte.Read More »
Ukraine asks IMF for new bailout funds – Davos 2015
The Ukrainian government just released a statement, confirming it has asked the IMF for more support. In it, Ukraine Minister of Finance Natalie Jaresko argues that investors should welcome it (even though Ukraine is also planning to restructure its debt). "The markets were expecting this step and should welcome it …Read More »
Lithuania is ready to start OECD membership negotiations
President Dalia Grybauskaitė is attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and is scheduled to meet with heads of Germany, Ukraine and Georgia. According to the president, major global companies like Google, Nasdaq as well as biotechnology and pharmaceutical company Thermo Fisher show interest in investing in Lithuania.Read More »
The Guardian: Russia's ruble crisis poses threat to Georgia
The recent collapse of the Russian ruble is posing a threat to nine countries relying on remittances including Georgia, claims one of Britain's leading newspapers. Georgia and eight other countries, which heavily rely on cash sent home from Russia for their economic buoyancy, could collectively lose more than $10 billion …Read More »
The Nenskra Project Looks Immature
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Who will Build Anaklia Sea Port?
Economy Ministry denies the information that TBC Group along with its partner Conti Group didn't get into the next stage of the competition for Anaklia port development. According to a representative of Anaklia industrial Eco-Park & Port Consortium, TBC Bank's and Conti's proposal was financially weak and unable to get …Read More »
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Posted: December 12, 2013
December is the perfect time to be reminded of the dangers of drinking and driving. With all the holiday festivities and parties, the temptations to drink and drive is great. You go to a Christmas party, have a few drinks, and you think it is just too inconvenient to call a cab. You can drive, right? No, you can't. To remind you of the dangers of drunk driving, the Office of National Drug Control Policy and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have joined to observe December as National Impaired Driving Prevention Month.
According to the Fatality Analysis Reporting System data from 2010, one third of drivers killed in accidents with known drug test results, tested positive for drug use. In addition, while overall fatalities in motor vehicle crashes have declined, fatal crashes involving drug use have increased 6% over the last 6 years. Don't drink and drive and don't do drugs. Your life depends upon it.


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I have conducted and attended countless user interviews in my current job at Hinderling Volkart and before that. At some point, I noticed a thing that goes wrong a lot of times but more about that later.
Last year I bumped into Swiss documentary filmmaker Paul Riniker (Bio on Swiss Films). He's produced over 70 documentaries, he's been a journalist, and he's been lecturing for more than 20 years. When talking about his process to learn about the topics and people he is documenting one of his quotes struck me:
«I don't interview people. I have conversations with them (Paul Riniker).»
When Paul conducts research for his documentaries he gets deeply involved with his subjects, their lives, needs, pains and joys. It's about getting to know and understand people on a personal level and deeply comprehend why they are and behave the way they are and do. Doing so requires trust.
Back to the beginning. In a user testing, I attended recently it dawned on me. Our users were exposed to an alien lab environment — A cold room with a mirrored wall shielding the observers on the other side, bright light, cameras and tech gadgets cabled up. This reminded me more of an interrogation than a natural environment you would enjoy being in — A place where you don't belong and stay voluntarily.
People often behave according to their environment and the fact they are being observed as revealed in research referring to the Hawthorne effect (observer effect). People try to fit into these unreal surroundings, please their counterparts trying not to make any mistakes, say something wrong, leave a positive impression and come across smart. This is not what you want of course. You aim for their honest opinion.
To be fair and going back to Riniker. Shooting a documentary is not quite the same as carrying out a project for a client under a tight budget and time constraints. Thus, getting to know the subjects really well, spending time with them and building up a relationship based on trust on a personal level over weeks and months is seldom an option in our business.
Anyhow, building trust between ourselves and people we want to learn from requires an equal approach. Thus, how can you do it right? How can you build up trust, make our «interviewees» feel comfortable and have a real and open conversation with them in a limited amount of time?
Meet your users where they are and experience how they use your product in real life. Design Researcher Thomas Boie Rasmussen makes the same point in his talk about user research you can watch here. In most cases, real life isn't in a lab or your office. Visiting your users might not be an option for various reasons. If you cannot meet them where they are, try at least meeting them where they could be. Most of the time this is not your office again. Why not go to a coffee shop, a park or another public place where they could potentially spend time or use your product. If not possible make sure they are at least comfortable by treating them accordingly.
It seems obvious but I have seen this go wrong too many times. After all, it is down to simple rules you can follow. Greet your users nicely. Be casual but open and honest about what you are doing. Don't try to outsmart them or to put yourself above them. Don't offer them a glass of water. Pour them one, put the bottle next to them and let them serve themselves. Whatever you do, make them feel as if they were at home, being the way they are.
Semantics. Of course, you are doing an interview. But don't just do a structured interview in which you rigorously stick to your questionnaire. You could conduct unstructured interviews and let it flow. This might turn out to be difficult if you want to maintain consistency throughout all your interviewees. Instead, have a semi-structured interview. In semi-structured interviews, you refer to a questionnaire but you improvise. You let an interviewee talk as much as possible without interfering and sticking to the order of your questions to rigorously. Instead, you ask follow up questions when they fit into the conversational flow. Also, talk about things they like. Why not even go off topic. You might be surprised at what you find out. This makes the chat much more natural.
You want to learn from your users and gather their honest opinion. When «interviewing» them, putting them into an «interrogation» environment in which they feel uncomfortable might change the way they react and respond. Thus, you want to ensure they feel conformable around you.
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Alexander Zverev wasn't the only tennis star living it up at a restaurant in Monaco over the weekend.
Zverev was widely condemned by the tennis world after videos emerged of the World No.7 partying with pals when he was supposed to be in self-isolation.
'HAPPINESS FOUND': Nik Kyrgios sparks new relationship rumours
TRADING BARBS: Kyrgios slams Djokovic father's virus claim
The German star took part in Novak Djokovic's ill-fated Adria Tour, where Djokovic, Grigor Dimitrov, Borna Coric and Viktor Troicki all tested positive for coronavirus.
Zverev was lucky enough to escape contracting the virus, but assured fans he'd be self-isolating for 14 days as a precaution.
So it was particularly shocking to see him out and about at a packed bar just a week later.
As it turns out, French player Lucas Pouille was also in attendance.
While there's no suggestion the World No.58 was doing anything wrong, US Open organisers might not be too happy to see him living it up during the pandemic.
The US Open is scheduled to go ahead from August 31, but there's huge doubt about the participation of a number of big-name stars.
Aside from the general public, Zverev's breaking of self-isolation also potentially is bad news for other tennis players, as Lucas Pouille (one of the players playing UTS nearby) appears to have also been at this Sunday shindig. https://t.co/v7DYQLG3jI— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) June 28, 2020
And if I'm right, Lucas Pouille has been to the same party. Well done, Tennis. pic.twitter.com/UwWxFxLWZe— Simon Häring (@_shaering) June 28, 2020
Nick Kyrgios leads condemnation of Zverev
Aussie star Nick Kyrgios branded Zverev 'selfish' after seeing the German star's videos.
"So I wake up and I see more controversial things happening all over the world, but one that stuck out for me was seeing Zverev again man, again, again, how selfish can you be? How selfish can you be?" Kyrgios said in a video message on social media.
"I mean, if you have the audacity to put out a f***ing tweet that you made your management write on your behalf saying you are going to self isolate for 14 days and apologising to f***ing general public for putting their health at risk, at least have the audacity to stay inside for 14 days. My god.
"Have your girlfriend with you for f***ing 14 days. Jesus, man. It pisses me off. This tennis world pisses me off. How selfish can you all get?"
Zverev had previously stated his intentions to isolate.
"I have just received the news that my team and I have tested negative for COVID-19," Zverev posted last week.
"I deeply apologise to anyone that I have potentially put at risk by playing this tour. I will proceed to follow the self-isolating guidelines advised by our doctors. As added precaution, my team and I will continue with regular testing."
Kyrgios is increasingly becoming the voice of reason for his shut-down sport.
The Canberran initiated the tennis tours' overwhelming response to Australia's deadly summer bushfires and has been the sport's most vocal player in opposing the USTA's decision to press ahead with this year's US Open during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The positive test for the top-ranked Djokovic has even led to questions being raised about how the Open can proceed, with Kyrgios repeatedly calling organisers "selfish".
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A female doctor in Myanmar has lost her medical license for posting pictures of herself in a bikini to Instagram.
Nang Mwe San became a doctor at 22, but being a physician was never her dream, and she wanted to be a "sexy model" instead.
The now 29-year-old began to post model shots of herself to Instagram two years ago. She also started appearing in commercials, she told the New York Times.
Her modeling photos did not appeal to the Myanmar Medical Council who told her in January to stop posting them and delete the ones which were already up.
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But Dr. Mwe San refused, and in June she was informed by the council that her medical license had been revoked.
She says the decision is sexist.
"Here there is so much sexism," she told the New York Times.
"They don't want women in higher positions, and the judge women on what they wear. They don't even want us to wear trousers."
Mwe San posted on Instagram on Monday to share her feelings about the council's decision.
"Society doesn't own women's body. My body my right," she wrote.
She says the council told her earlier this year she had a behavioural disorder and needed to stop dressing in a way which went against Myanmar's traditional culture.
She plans to appeal the ruling and seek to have her license reinstated, reports the New York Times.
"I will try my best to keep it because I spent a lot of my time and worked hard to get it," she said.
She admits she is earning more as a model than a doctor, but it's not just the money which makes her love it.
"It is my passion. I feel more comfortable and happy working as a model."


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Irish dancing is a fantastic way to stay in tiptop shape, grow in confidence, make new friends and most of all have fun!
Classes are available for ages 4+ and all are very welcome.
Remember, the first class you attend is absolutely free!
Once more accomplished, dancers are able to attend competitions or a 'feis' (pronounced fesh) to be rewarded for their hard work and show off their skills. There are many feises throughout the year.
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ZEN Rooms Pasteur Dangdeur, Double Room USD 16.35 per night Jl.Dangdeur Indah No.20, Bandung 40163, Indonesia Jl.Dangdeur Indah No.20, Bandung 40163, Indonesia
- 24h Front Desk
- Air Conditioning
- Cable TV Channel
- Flat Screen TV
- Free WiFi
- Hot Shower
- Hotel Bar
- Hotel Restaurant
- Kettle
- Non Smoking Room
- Parking
- Smoking Room
- Study Desk
- Room Size: 20m2
This hotel has been audited within the last 3 weeks
Located at Bandung "the Paris of Java", known as "Kota Kembang or the City of Flowers". It is famous for having a beautiful scenery with many tea gardens extending all the way on the city's sides of the road. ZEN Rooms Pasteur Dangdeur is perfect for business & leisure travelers.
There is no shortage of things to do or food to try within the vicinity of ZEN Rooms Pasteur Dangdeur. Within short distance from the property are attractions and restaurants travellers can enjoy.
Vermont Restaurant (3.8 km)
Korean House (3.8 km)
Ta Wan (3.8 km)
Karang Sentra Swimming Pool (3.3 km)
Bandung Carnival Land (3.0 km)
Bird Park (3.8 km)
Hermina Pasteur General Hospital (2.1 km)
ATM BCA (1.2 km)
ATM OCBC (800 m)
ZEN Rooms Pasteur Dangdeur is close to major transportation hubs. It is 40 - minute drive to Husein Sastranegara International Airport and 39 - minute drive to Bandung Train Station.
Comfortable stay is guaranteed with quality rooms & great service at affordable prices.
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Owner Channel Zero has laid off one staffer and is rethinking the editorial focus
ChartAttack.com is on hiatus while the Canadian music website's owner considers integrating it with its other entertainment brands.
"We put up what we thought was great editorial content and it wasn't resonating or we weren't seeing traffic," says Chris Fuoco, vice-president of sales and marketing at Channel Zero, Chart Attack's parent company. "The results were intermittent."
One staffer has been laid off, but Fuoco says content written by freelancers will go up as the Toronto-based company studies web analytics and mulls a different editorial strategy. Chart Attack published its first story in nearly a month on February 6.
Channel Zero, which also owns Hamilton TV channel CHCH, may integrate Chart Attack with other entertainment-focused brands such as the CHCH program The Watchlist in order to bolster the show's music content and web presence. It may also forge a deeper integration with AndPop.com, a music, celebrity and pop culture website.
"We were confused as to exactly what was making Chart Attack work, so we said let's go into a phase of analytics and diagnosis and see what's going on," Fuoco says, adding that list-type of features about breakup songs, for example, did well traffic-wise, while in-depth artist interviews did not.
The site averages 150,000 page views per month, and targets an audience of 18- to 34-year-olds. Its business model is advertising and sponsorship revenue based.
In an email, editor-in-chief Richard Trapunski confirmed he has parted ways with Chart Attack.
"I was given a lot of freedom to shape the publication in the last three years, and I'm very proud of the direction it went in while I was there," he wrote. "I also feel lucky to have worked with so many talented writers. Together, we were able to foster the kind of thoughtful, probing journalism I wanted to see more of in Canadian music media at the time. I'm unsure what the company plans to do with Chart Attack moving forward, but I wish them luck."
ChartAttack.com was originally the website for print magazine Chart, which published from 1991 to 2009. As a magazine and later as a web-only publication, it primarily covered indie and mainstream Canadian music but also international acts.
In 2011, the site was acquired by AndPOP, a company founded by Ryerson University students in 2003 and later led by chief executive Robert Ostfield. In 2013, Ostfield sold a majority stake in Chart Attack to Channel Zero, which has been bankrolling the site since then.
Fuoco believes the Chart name still has a lot of brand equity and recognition, but could not yet say what the future holds.
"At the end of the day it's a business. You've got to bring in enough traffic and revenue to justify what you're spending on it," he says. "We're looking to see what the next evolution of Chartattack is going to be. That's why the site is still up. That's why we didn't remove the content. This is just a bit of a pause and a re-vectoring to see where we take it next."
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Yoga Walking
Written by Vera Del Vecchio.
I would like to talk about Yoga Walking. Walking is very popular so good for you. Yoga Walking combines the benefits of walking with the added nurturing healing benefits of yoga. Anyone can easily learn and practice Yoga Walking anywhere anytime.
In some parts of the world you pay a Doctor only when you are healthy. He does not get paid when you get sick!
I believe Yoga Walking could help heal many people through
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My Life not that long ago was very different from today. I came from sickness, disease, abuse and poverty.
With a complication from an operation on my foot, I could hardly walk. For over 3 years, I was limping and dragging my leg and foot when I tried to walk. My whole leg and foot was always swollen, and I had terrible constant pain from nerve and bone damage in my toe. The doctors told me that I suddenly had osteoporosis and arthritis. The many therapies and medications did not give any relief. I feared that I had become a cripple for life.
Last year, I tripped and fell on the sidewalk and dislocated my elbow. I was horrified to see that the lower half of my arm was twisted the opposite way! Very painfully, the Doctors pulled my arm into my elbow joint back in place. The Doctors told me that I may never again have full movement in my arm.
I was also diagnosed with asthma. Listening to the doctors, I took my puffer inhaler and asthma drugs. The doctors told me that I would have asthma for life, including having to take drugs for life.
I finally decided to go deaf! I got fed up and refused to listen to any doctors and refused any medication they prescribed. Today, my leg, foot, arm and breathing is back to normal. I can walk for miles now, and my arms, legs, and breathing is healthy again!
Through discovering the healing powers of Kundalini Yoga, I can say today my life is filled with empowerment, health, prosperity and love.
Happiness is your birthright and yoga makes it all possible. Yogi Bhajan
What is yoga walking?
- Yoga walking is an ancient yoga technique from India using walking for mental and physical benefits. With the guidance of a Certified Kundalini Yoga Teacher, we synchronize yoga techniques using the breath, meditation and walking.
- Yoga Walking has the capacity of producing an overall wellness in your body. It changes the rhythms of your body on a cellular level working together with the heart rhythm, visual focus, muscle balance, brain activity patterns, and moods.
- Provides enhanced energy and awareness
- Nurtures positive moods, happiness and appreciation
- Provides mental clarity with greater intuitive capacity
- Creates a focused calm mind
- Enhanced learning & creativity
- Nurtures connectedness with ourselves, nature & humanity
Practicing yoga walking provides positive changes:
- Diminished back pain & muscular discomfort
- Relief from emotional and psychological distress
- Improved immune system, circulation & digestion
- Less fatigue and reduced hypertension
- Greater stamina, elevated energy, creativity, and happiness
- Weight loss & has been shown to lower blood pressure
- develops a strong heart (Studies show that it can cut heart risk by 50%!)
What you will learn with Yoga Walking?
- Get in touch and master your own body
- Be your own psychologist cultivating a positive mind
- Connect renewed life through your breath
- Maintain & learn proper healthy posture confidently
- Be your own healer for yourself and others
Life today can be overwhelming and challenging. Recharge, invigorate, and heal while you enjoy new friends, fresh outdoors and nature around you with Nature Yoga Walking!
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Seward unbeaten ton and Holmes 'fivefer' see Seaton to thrilling win at Cullompton
PUBLISHED: 16:59 22 July 2019
Seaton won a thrilling game at Cullompton to continue their firm grip on top spot in the A Division after winning in Mid Devon by a margin of seven runs.
There were two stand-out individual performances for Seaton with Joel Seward hitting an unbeaten century and then Daley Holmes claimed a 'fivefer'.
After losing the toss and being invited to bat, Seaton made the worst start possible with opener Matt Hewer returned to the pavilion without a run on the score board.
It got worse with the loss of Australian Ryan Daye, out for eight with the score then 21-2. Number three bat Brian Cann was joined by Joel Seward and the pair steadied the Seaton ship, taking the score to 69 when Cann fell for 17. Daley Holmes was next man in and he and Seward almost doubled the score, taking the total to 132 when Holmes (31) became the fourth wicket to fall. Joe Berry was the last man out, run out for 14 with the score then 163-5.
Skipper Ben Morgan then joined Seward and they saw their side to a close of 223-5 with Seward trooping off at the break, unbeaten non 111 from 94 balls, hitting nine fours and four sixes.
Morgan was not out 14 and the pair had added 60 for the unbroken sixth wicket.
Morgan then took the new ball after tea and struck in his first over as Cully made a similar start to the one made by Seaton!
It was soon 50-3 with the key wicket snared of the home overseas player who fell to a Matt Hewer catch off the bowling of Joe Berry. A fourth wicket - a second for Holmes - was taken to leave Cully on 97-4. However, a 100 run partnership for the fourth wicket threatened to take the game away from Seaton. It was Holmes who fired Seaton back into contention as he clean bowled Brendon Parr for 62 and then Joel Seward held a catch off Ben Libby to get rid of Sam Franks for 63 and the remainder of the home batsmen found the run chase a little too much as some tight bowling kept the in check and the Cully innings closed on 261-8.
The Daley Holmes return was 5-29 while the other successful bowlers were skipper Morgan (1-30), Joe Berry (1-38) and Ben Libby (1-58).
The win means, with two-thirds of the season completed, Seaton sit top now 28 points above third placed Bovey Tracey 2nds.
Seaton have five more matches to play starting with Saturday's home meeting with Kilmington.
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Android File Transfer Not Working – What to Do
Transferring files to a PC from your Android device and vice versa is usually an easy affair that usually causes no hassle. This is in contrast to other competitor mobile operating systems available today. However if you find your self running into file transfer problems then hopefully this article can help you. We're going to go through a few possible problems and solutions. Even if we can't solve your problem for you, hopefully you can pinpoint it and find a skilled person to help you do so. Now, let's begin.
1. Faulty USB Cable
A faulty USB cable is a tricky one to spot. This is simply because it is a component that you aren't necessarily expecting to go bad. However, it is probably the first thing you should check if you are having problems with file transfers on your Android device. Try using a different USB cable and see if this cures your problem.
2. Faulty Device USB Port
Unfortunately this is another possibility. We can not offer any advice on fixing this particular problem except to take your device to a qualified mobile technician who may be able to repair your Android device's USB port.
If you have tried multiple USB cables and get no connection or an intermittent connection even when charging then you probably have a faulty device port.
3. Faulty Computer USB Port
This is yet another not so nice possibility to consider. However, hopefully your computer has more than one USB port. Try connecting to another USB port to mitigate against this problem. To confirm that this is your problem you may need the assistance of a computer technician.
4. File Transfer Not Selected From Notification Menu
In order to facilitate file transfers in Android Marshmallow, you must select the option for file transfers from your notifications menu after plugging your device into your computer. To do this, pull down from the notification bar and select the USB for… notification as pictured below.
You will then need to select File Transfers.
5. Samsung Kies Issues
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Here's my latest pick from Crazy Patch Boo-nanza, this time it's one of the pumpkins! Plaid Pumpkin features lots of glitz and glam with big, fun and quick to stitch stitches. Here's the whole pumpkin, photographed pre-finishing:
The pumpkin's outer ribs will give you lots of practice in laying your stitches, as they are all a smooth, shiny Satin stitch with highlights of metallic:
The inner ribs are really, really fun to stitch-- you get to add all these happy little flower sequins!
The center plaid section has you working with lots of diverse fibers, from silk/wools to Holographic ribbon and more!
Even the stem is glitzy!
Just for fun, here's a look at the unstitched canvas:
Here's the whole Crazy Patch again. Next week I'll share photos of a couple more of the Candy Corns!


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NEW Malaysia has not dawned yet. What happened on May 9 was an awakening of power within the people, which they can and should wield.
With luck, we will not only rise up once every five years but with every instance, those we entrust with power will propose a plan, be it new or rebranded, for us.
So the days after May 9 are what the Spanish call "Madrugada", the dark hours of the morning before dawn. It is the work put in during this time that will determine the brilliance of our coming days.
That work must start in our schools, through an education system that will nurture a new generation of Malaysians who are thinkers, not ignoramuses; compassionate, not indifferent; non-prejudicial, not intolerant. Everything we are not, now.
And in order for us to cultivate this new generation of everything we are not, we will need to take a good hard look at ourselves, at what we teach our children.
Will a school with 90% of its student population comprising one race, promoting integration or zealotry of one religion, teach understanding and acceptance?
Do trust and cluster schools teach equality to other publicly funded schoolgoers?
Does ring-fencing accomplished students from the unaccomplished ones, teach inclusivity or support for your peers?
Or do two school sessions, which leave little time for promotion of the development of a person, allow for the growth of a well-rounded individual?
Do we continue teaching values through exams and disregard the growing occurrence of social ills and corruption cases?
Or do we continue to pretend that our children will somehow not inherit our corrupt, narrow-minded and unquestioning ways if we do nothing to change the way formal education is served in this country?
Because a cursory glance at the daily news will teach them neither values nor understanding and acceptance.
A sit down with any passionate educator will tell you what is wrong with our current school system.
So no, solutions should not come from without, it should be worked on with those who have achieved small triumphs within the dysfunctional system.
The role of policymakers and yes, us too, is to decide what should be the outcome of this change in how we nurture our children.
What kind of Malaysia do we want in the future? One which can be easily divided just with talk of race and religion, or one which will work as a community to ensure that the country prospers and we and our children along with it?
What are we willing to do to achieve this? More importantly, what are we not willing to do?
A new syllabus and sock and shoe pairings are not going to cut it.
Revelation of past misdemeanours, without detailed initiatives to curb future abuse? Why bother?
It is imperative instead for us to identify policymakers with ideals and the gumption to reach for the pie in the sky. A better Malaysia for our children.
One that addresses the many ills that plague our children, educators and schools, in that order.
A Malaysia that looks beyond churning out the best but also providing support for those who occupy the other end of the spectrum.
Unless of course we are prepared for another a few decades of Madrugada.
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Judith Tarr is a master of historical fantasy. As she has done many times before, she takes historically accurate, at least to the best of my limited knowledge, setting and characters, and reinterprets events based on magic being a real force. With the sole exception of her collaboration with Harry Turtledove, Household Gods, she has never to my knowledge written a bad book, and she hasn't broken her string with this one.
Devil's Bargain tells the story of the Third Crusade as it might have happened if there were good magicians, and also evil ones who bargained with dark powers, on both sides of the conflict. It becomes a good sword and sorcery story, with significant romance elements. It is interesting in its depiction of magic, especially eastern magic associated with the Islamic culture. There are battles magical and mundane, intrigue, betrayal, jealousy, reconciliation, love, and a cast of characters that seem very real even after putting the book down.
This is maybe not quite as good as some of Tarr's other books, but it certainly doesn't miss by much. 9 out of 10.


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Better Than The Frocks
Ok, so Frances McDormand is getting accolades for her Oscar winning speech because she has rightly drawn attention to the inequality of women in Hollywood.
But don't just let it go at that. I want to draw attention to all the other good bits about that speech.
We all know how boring Oscar speeches can be. (Let's face it, a lot of us watch the Academy Awards for the frocks). Frances was prepared and rehearsed, which is what you should be for a 45 second thank you speech (though you'll notice the powers that be let the big guns go for longer). This was a calculated and well performed speech, but doesn't feel contrived.
She opens up revealing her naturally ebullient feelings but telling us clearly that there is a serious message to come (note dramatic contrast to serious face).
I like the reference to the Winter Olympics, fresh in everybody's minds, she references an edgy half pipe performance giving us a lovely image of her pumping feelings.
She thanks those she needs to without going overboard and naming a bunch of people that no one knows. She is emotional but contains it, maintaining dignity but allowing us to see and feel the emotion reverberating against the edge.
Frances gets her audience involved whether they want to be or not by calling out the biggest influencer in the room – Meryl Streep. No question, everyone would follow.
She used the magical rule of 3. Setting it up, she told us what was to come. She thanked. And then she dropped the big one, her main point and key message on gender inequality.
Along with a clear call to action for producers to come talk to women, she finishes with a short phrase: inclusion rider. Those two words get everybody talking because outside of the entertainment industry, not everyone knows what she's talking about. It was a clever call. Not a big, funny or emotional finish, but one that would get people thinking. And in those two words, she made her point.
Some of my best learning comes from watching and critiquing others' speeches. Just sayin'.
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What's an inclusion rider? Rebecca Keegan from Vanity Fair explains.
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Beachside Wildlife Adventure - 4 - $1,860
Operator's Itinerary
Day 1:
Check in to our seaside lodge in time for lunch. Afterwards, we will enjoy a walking tour around the historic local town. We will also visit the area where wild seaweed is harvested and processed. Here we will learn about how seaweed is turned from a raw material into a variety of different natural products.
In the afternoon, we will enjoy a 4x4 drive to reach Aristizabal Cape, an important rockery cape, which is characterised by its imposing landscape. Along the way, apart from enjoying the beautiful coastal landscape, we will also be able to observe all kinds of Steppe fauna. Once we reach Aristizabal Lighthouse, we will trek to see Sea Lions, which usually rest here. This is also a nesting area for a variety of marine birds.
We will then return to our seaside lodge for dinner.
Accommodation: Seaside Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 2:
After breakfast, we will assess the weather forecast to see whether sailing is possible. Assuming all is well, we'll board the boat and sail along the seaweed fields where we'll come across vessels working on the seaweed harvest. Later we'll sail over the mussel crops and we'll learn about the growing of mussels.
Then we will approach the Roca Malaspina and continue sailing down the archipelago made up of the Vernacci Islands. While sailing, we will come across Sea Lion colonies (3,500 animals during the breeding season), Penguins (100,000) and colourful marine bird colonies. Then we moor the boat and return to the village for lunch.
In the afternoon, we will explore Gravina Peninsula, a 70 km Peninsula of sandy beaches, crystal clear water and reddish rocks. We'll enjoy a combination of 4x4 wheel driving and trekking. If the tide is low, natural swimming pools are formed in the rocks which are ideal to take a bath if the weather is good.
Afterwards, we will visit Penguin Island: Just 15 minutes away from the town by 4x4, this island is home to a small colony of Magellan Penguins. During low tide it is possible to reach the island on foots, giving us the privilege of observing penguins and their nests up close.
Accommodation: Seaside Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
After breakfast, we'll take the 4x4's across our private land, driving almost 18 miles until we arrive to the Petrified Forest.
We will visit an archaeological site dating back 60 millions years. We will walk to the "Pyramid" which is a nice spot to appreciate the silence and vastness of this area.
We'll return to the village to have lunch.
In the afternoon, we will visit the estancia to learn about wool production. The seaside lodge is part of a group of 3 Estancias which add up more than 80,000 hectares. In Estancia Las Mercedes you will learn about how the sheep are cared for by observing shearing, weaning, classification or marking of the sheep.
Accommodation: Seaside Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Continue onwards journey.
Prices, Departures and Inclusions
- 3 nights accommodation in Sea View room
- Meals as detailed in itinerary
- Excursions and activities as detailed in itinerary
- In/out transfers (these can be arranged upon request)
- Insurance
- Extra activities e.g. horse riding or kayaking


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Although Kevin Durant could not care less (his words) about his 20 point game streak of 67, there's a decent chance it wouldn't have ended if he wasn't ejected late in the 4th quarter of the Thunder's game 4 win over the Mavs on Saturday. KD ejected?! Yep, for the 2nd time in his career, KD was ejected and the reason was his first flagrant foul of his postseason career.
"It was a flagrant, even though I wasn't trying to intentionally foul him," Durant said of his hit on Justin Anderson "The refs had to make a decision. They made the right one."
KD also made sure Anderson knew it wasn't intentional by texting and meeting with him after the game.
Kevin Durant making amends w/ Justin Anderson & HS coach Stu Vetter. Tone & reaction should be taken into account pic.twitter.com/GXC7rqe3q8
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Moulvi Muhammad Abdullah Vakil was a "controversial" but bold and dedicated freedom fighter. He was born to Muhammad Sidiq Lone of Gatipora, Shopian in the late 19th century. He privately read some books on Arabic and Persian. In 1885, he went to Qadian in Punjab and passed Moulvi Fazil and Munshi Fazil examination from Punjab University. Soon after, he joined the bar at Shopian. Later, he shifted to Srinagar and became a popular lawyer in a short span of time.
The Reading Room Party was founded under his supervision and he was also a founder member of the Muslim Conference. On March 9, 1931, Karan Singh was born in France. The state celebrated the birth of Yuvraj for several days. Moulvi Abdullah Vakil wrote a 32-page pamphlet congratulating Maharaja Hari Singh. In the pamphlet, Vakil sought free education to all, end to unemployment, ban on begging and misuse of religion, a crime-free state, improvement in health care and severe punishment to anti-social elements. (Hamara Adab, Shaksiyaat No, Vol. 3, page 184-185)
The Pamphlet had an impact. The Maharaja personally wrote a letter to Vakil thanking him for the 'beautiful pamphlet'. Vakil used this letter of thanks very effectively to mould the public opinion. Slowly, but surely, it dawned on the people that they must fight for the change. (Tareekh Jung-e-Azadi Kashmir, by Munshi Nasir-ud-Din, page 72- 73)
Vakil also pleaded the case of Abdul Qadeer, lodged at Central Jail. He would board a tonga and attend the Court regularly on hearing days. Abdul Qadeer a young Kashmiri was arrested for delivering a fiery speech at Khankah-e-Moula, Srinagar on June 21, 1931. He was put on trial in special court in Central Jail. People took interest in his trial. On July 13 when his case was fixed for hearing, a number of people thronged the central jail. The Dogra soldiers opened fire killing several people on the spot. This incident changed the course of Kashmir history. Vakil was in the court when the July 13 incident happened.
Vakil contested 1934 elections to Praja Sabha on the Muslim Conference ticket and got elected. However, it soon dawned on him that the Praja Sabha was a farce and he resigned. While tendering his resignation, he said, "The government must utilize the funds (Rupees 42,000), meant for the running of Sabha, on education and health care of the hapless people." Vakil also bade farewell to politics. (Tareekh Jung-e- Azadi Kashmir, page 159)
According to Allah Rakha Sagar, Moulvi Vakil was the only person who dared to oppose Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah in the working Committee meeting over the conversion of Muslim Conference into National Conference. (Sagar's interview with Muhammad Yusuf Teng)
The conversion of Muslim Conference into National Conference left a deep imprint on Vakil. He became a social worker. He also worked for the unification of the Ummah. (Although he was made an outcastefor professing Qadyani faith, he wrote in a pamphlet, "I am a Hanfi Muslim. If anybody proves that I go against the basics of Islam, I shall seek pardon from Allah and also give a fine to the tune of Rs 1000." (Hamara Adab, Vol 3, page 189).
Vakil also wrote, "Allah chose me to launch the political movement here. I wanted to act strictly in accordance with the Quranic commandments, but that was not destined to happen. My own friends created hurdles. Ghulam Nabi Gilkar joined the movement at my behest. For political reasons, I got separated from the people close to me. We do not oppose any nationalist movement, but concern for Muslims is in our blood." (ibid, page 191).
In 1947, Sheikh Abdullah became the Emergency Administrator of the state. Vakil's son Moulvi Bashir (Naib-Tehsildar) and M A Saber (Editor Al Barq) were arrested on Bakshi's instructions. Both of them were leading a protest demonstration against the accession. Vakil went to Sheikh Abdullah's office, however, he ordered his peon to throw him out of the office. The incident has been reported in Sheikh's Aatish-e- Chinar. (page 453-54)
The incident shocked Vakil. Hemorrhage of the brain rendered him unconscious for some time. On April 12, 1948 he passed away. He was buried in a Muslim graveyard at Barzulla. His legal heirs, however, had to make the people believe that Vakil had sought pardon from Allah, the most exalted, that he believed in the oneness of Allah and Khutmun Nubuvat (Muhammad (SAAW) is the last Prophet).
After a couple of days Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah went to Vakil's residence to condole the death and to express sympathy with the bereaved family. His sons and other members of the family sought permission for going to Pakistan. Sheikh Abdullah granted the permission and the family left for Pakistan).
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Picking up from last time (nearly a year ago!), here's another Garden Grooves session coming at your from the Heights. This outing was strictly in the roots 'n future neighborhood, where dub, house and trip hop all shuffle in the shadows, matching the mood as we cultivated the fern gardens in the shady glen of The Southwest Terrace. Spanning a weekend of work, here's the selection as it played out:
Jumping off into our horticultural escapades with Rodriguez's debut, an unqualified masterpiece. Peerless folk coming from Detroit, masterfully produced and arranged by Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore, Rodriguez himself is never less than compelling. One of those records packed with potential hit singles (Hate Street Dialogue, Sugar Man, Jane S. Piddy, etc.) that the label nonetheless fumbled, not knowing how to market. Such a shame!
Phenomenally lush chamber jazz on the BYG/Actuel imprint, rendered doubly fascinating in the context of that label's illustrious free jazz pedigree. I reckon this even tops New Africa, Moncur's free outing of the previous year on the same label. Utterly unique, this is one of my key Jazz Mosaic records. It always makes me think of walking around Balboa Park in the late afternoon, the Timkin, the Botanical Gardens, etc.
Supreme Latin funk masterminded by the late, great Eddie Palmieri and his brother Charlie. I've gone on record about Palmieri before, suffice it to say I think he's one of the great visionaries of salsa music, stretching it out in the same way Miles did jazz around the same time. You might call this dread, moody funk tile something of a sister record to The World Is A Ghetto. Carmello requested this and the next one when he rolled up for some digging time.
Awesome discomix version of the Dazz Band's immortal Let It Whip, a key Blacklight Affair track that also gets regular play on Magic 92.5. The Dub Whip version on the flipside is utterly essential, drenching the track in reverb as every aspect trails off into deep space.
Which takes us into Señor Konders rootsical deep house vibes. This indispensable compilation (assembled by none other than Frankie Bones) was my introduction to the man's work after hearing the immortal Let There Be House in the mix. This pre-dates the (also excellent) A Lost Era In NYC 1987-1992 compilation on International Deejay Gigolo by a good seven years; I dig the focus on the early Massive Sounds sides during the latter half of this compilation, prefiguring as they do Konders' latter ragga-infused direction while remaining firmly grounded in New York house.
The lone LP to result from Smith & Mighty's signing with FFRR, an ill-fated deal that promised to deliver a flurry of records before becoming bogged down in label politics. Paired with the Steppers Delight EP, it makes as excellent case for the duo's status as the godfathers of Bristol blues. Carlton himself is a revelation. It's a shame he didn't get to do more vocal work as the decade progressed... one could see him linking up with a UK garage crew and doing serious damage later in the decade.
Roots reggae stalwart and frequent Massive Attack collaborator Horace Andy's LP on Massive's Melankolic setup. Just a great modern reggae record, with tracks like After All and Juggling offering up a shimmering take on roots music. Still, there's a definite modernist tilt to songs like the Johnny Too Bad cover and the awesome Doldrums (produced by 3D). A careening ragga track riding a beatbox rhythm, it's one of those tracks that remain impossible to date: it could have come out in 1989, 1999, 2009 or even two years from now.
Neuromancer post-disco blues. Makes an excellent case for giving supermodels record contracts. Jones cut through the decade like a bejeweled dagger, unfurling a swathe of superb records like Warm Leatherette, Slave To The Rhythm and this record, a Parallax favorite. I've gone on about this one many times before (and many times to come, no doubt), but today I'd like to single out I've Done It Again for praise, a lazy windswept chanson, gently swaying like Luquillo palms at sunset.
Excellent soukous from The Congo. There's not a great deal written about this record, although it does make Muzikifan's illustrious African Top 50.1 The title track is simply exquisite, those lilting guitars do their thing over a pulsing 4/4 beat as an ebullient Mangwana dances atop the whole thing like Fred Astaire. One of my favorite sleeves as well, evocative as it is of a particular time and place.
Peak-era Thomas Leer, on the heels of his 4 Movements EP and basking in the same gulf stream vibes. Leer's bedroom sonics somehow manage to make the whole thing sound anachronistic by about fifteen years — pre-dating the likes of Jimi Tenor and Uwe Schmidt — and betraying unlikely similarities with prime Compass Point material like Wally Badarou's Chief Inspector.
This was a huge record for me at the time. Indeed 2006 (over ten years ago!) was the last time I remember feeling overwhelmed by a surplus of great records (it's been diminishing returns since!). Cheikh Lô's third album finds him truly mastering his writing, with a rich, full bodied production (think Ali Farka Touré). World Circuit were tearing it up at this point, with the aforementioned Touré, Oumou Sangare and Orchestra Baobab releases all surfacing within months of each other. The awesome Kelle Magni Encore is an unacknowledged Balearic chestnut, just waiting for someone to pick up on it in the club. I remember hoping for a 12" release at the time.
Quintessential Warriors Dance magic, this mutant house tile — like Bang The Party's Back To Prison — is utterly essential listening. Unlike the BTP record, this one never saw release on CD. Don't believe people who tell you there aren't great house albums! This is the next step down the road from Bobby Konders' Massai Women, creeping further yet into fourth world territory and all the better for it.
I've always been a huge Bandulu fan. This was the first thing of theirs I scooped up back in the day (oddly enough, it was the easiest to find, despite Cornerstone being a new release at the time). This is a dubbed-out, Detroit-inflected high desert head trip unlike anything else I've heard. There's plenty of widescreen epics like Earth 6 and Invaders, but a song like Gravity Pull — with its clanking percussion and droning sonics — is a surreal atmospheric missive not entirely removed from Basic Channel/Chain Reaction. I've always adored the bassline in Messenger (a distant cousin to Carl Craig's Psyche/BFC output), and speaking of Craig, the man surfaces here with the Innerzone Mix of Better Nation is, a spiky slab of street-level techno on the 21st century b-boy tip.
Similarly, I've always adored Andrew Weatherall's output, especially from this point up to just before Two Lone Swordsmen went post punk. Weatherall was a huge fan of The Clash, and damn if he didn't create a body of work that approximated what Joe Strummer and co. might have sounded like if they'd caught the vibes at Shoom and descended deeper into electronics. A superb album, hovering at the nexus between dub, breakbeat and techno, where the spirits dwell.
The Revolver of the nineties. The culmination of everything the duo-turned-trio had been up to in their wilderness years, this is strictly rough cut bizzness. I liked the way Kevin Pearce invoked Sandinista! when discussing this album in A Cracked Jewel Case. It's a mess, but beautifully so. With vocal showcases like Drowning, Down In Rwanda and Higher Dub continuing the crew's tradition of first-rate vocal showcases, its the instrumentals like Yow He Koh, Maybe For Dub and Jungle Man Corner that manage to get to the heart of the matter and steal the show.
Awesome digidub compilation on the Nubian setup, which I know next to nothing about. Featuring mostly (but not just) Bristol artists, this features the mind-blowing Peter D. showcase Jah Pure & Clean, which I first heard on Smith & Mighty's fiery DJ-Kicks outing back in 1998. The liner notes rather helpfully have bios on the crews involved, along with label contacts and other background information.
The midpoint between the breakout proto-big beat of Into The Dragon and Beat Dis-era and the breathtaking hip hop blues of Clear. You hear very little about this record but trust me, you want to check it out. Like John Saul Kane's Depth Charge output, it splits the difference between big beat and trip hop while submerging the results in murky waters. Unlike Kane, Tim Simenon works with vocalists like Loretta Heywood and carves out a peerless raw-edged sound (this the same year as Blue Lines!). The Air You Breathe, with its spine-tingling Tell me you were never one of them sample, is quite simply sublime.
Post punk Jacob Miller cover version that predicts trip hop a whole year before Mark Stewart got around to it? Apocalyptic spaghetti western discomix showcase built around dialogue samples from Duck, You Sucker and Once Upon A Time In The West?? Cinematic fourth world dub breakdown straight out of William Gibson's Zion??? It's all here, baby.
Spiraling breakbeat magic on Leftfield's Hard Hands imprint. Bought on sight from the cheap bin (along with Anthony Shakir's Tracks For My Father, if memory serves) at the record store next to Club Elements back in the day, Snakes and I had no idea what was in store. Two sides of marathon wildstyle percussion freakouts, loping basslines and not much else — like Niagara getting down with an AKAI — it turns out. Moog In and Moog Out.
People can get pretty sniffy about this duo, and I've never understood it. This cinematic club music splits the difference between house and trip hop, the results shot through with both dub and techno vibes throughout. Songs like Afro-Left, Space Shanty and Black Flute sound like the lush, organic flipside to Bandulu's electronic dub equations, picking up the same thread laid out by Bobby Konders and Warriors Dance. Who could argue with gentle moments like the widescreen ambient of Melt and Original's downbeat splendor. Perhaps people disliked the Lydon guest spot, Open Up? Snobs! That track is phenomenal. At any rate, even the most hardened purist couldn't knock the wild breakbeat moves of Storm 3000.
Awesome dub platter. I always think of this as the sister record to King Tubby's Dub From The Roots. Houses the epochal dub version of Jacob Miller's Baby I Love You So — in the form of the title track — which should be your first port of call if you've never heard a dub track.
Bonkers dubbed-out roots reggae from the great Keith Hudson, whose sound isn't remotely like anyone else's. This LP quite simply is the sound of the jungle: lush, all-conquering vegetation creeping over everything in sight, from roads and buildings to stone heads and pyramids. There's also a sweet, lovers rock aspect to the record that seems to phase in and out of view before Hunting, Stabiliser and My Nocturne roll back in from the darkness.
And with twilight descending, that the next phase of the project was completed...
Prehistoric plant life in full effect: the verdant architecture of a tree fern, nestled in The Southwest Terrace of the Parallax Gardens.
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A group of nearly three dozen Eureka College faculty, staff, students and friends are currently on a 10-day tour of Ireland. We'll share their stories, experiences and reflections throughout the trip with occasional updates at eureka.edu and EurekaRedDevils.com.
Abigail Hilton (Aug. 10)
Moving into our third day in Ireland, we started the day early as we took a train to Belfast. We arrived around 9:45 a.m. in Belfast and began the Troubles Tour which consisted of walking around the city for about three hours. Though it was difficult at times to hear our tour guide, I still enjoyed learning more about the history when I could hear.
Along the way, I began to think about the differences between Dublin and Belfast since these cities are considered to have a grudge against one another after fighting between those who supported the Irish and those who supported the British broke out. Our tour guide at one point discussed how the city really does not have any color, such as bright flags, hanging unless it is the working class. I began to really observe my surroundings and pay attention to what was hanging in different neighborhoods.
Within minutes it was obvious that there was no color other than that of brown and red bricks used for homes in many neighborhoods. Thinking about this, I began to compare how the city of Belfast uses the color to signify a class, while Dublin has color spread throughout the entire city. Yet, even with very little signs of color for the first hour, one of my favorite sights was seeing a wall which was covered in graffiti that was considered to be art. We had the opportunity to sign the wall where ever we wanted to in marker to leave behind our marks and create a fun memory for all of us on the tour.
After another hour on the tour, a citizen interjected and began to speak his mind about what he thought was true compared to what our tour guide was informing us. It was interesting to see a different point of view while on the tour; however, after we continued the tour for a few minutes our tour guide began to speak more about the divide within the country and how what he had been saying was misunderstood. Listening to our tour guide, the division could be seen throughout the city as we passed by walls which were built to prevent fighting between Catholics and Protestants; however, after viewing the citizen interjection first hand I had a better understanding of how divided the country is.
After about another hour we completed the tour and had the opportunity to spend a couple hours shopping, eating, and enjoying the city of Belfast. I stayed with the women's basketball team and we went to get food to go so that we could eat on the lawn of the city hall of Belfast. Once again, I had an enjoyable experience as I learned more about the history of Ireland and the divide of the country.
Amos Arbogast (Aug. 10)
Day three in Ireland started early. We met in the hotel lobby at 6:30 a.m. to catch an early train to Belfast in Northern Ireland. The trip took about two and a half hours by train, but we were treated to some amazing views up the coast and of the country side along the way.
Once we arrived in Belfast, we headed over to city hall and met our tour guide, William. He was an older gentleman who had a wealth of knowledge on the history of Belfast, as well as a great depth of firsthand experience during many of the tense years of conflict within the city. As he guided us along and showed us many of the historical sites and landmarks such as the "Peace Wall", but he also intertwined much of the political unrest and personal impact it had on his life.
Along the way, he told us stories of friends he knew that had been murdered. He also told us how he was a police officer at the time, which had made him the target on an IRA assassination plot. He said that men came to his home intending to kill him and his wife but he fought them on his doorstep and wrestled them away. Only later did he learn that when they fled, they had dropped a radio in his yard that was rigged with a bomb that was supposed to go off inside his home when more officers were to come and investigate his death.
Despite all the bitter and violent history, he emphasized a message of hope and peace for the future. This message was put to the test when unexpectedly another older man came upon our group and overheard what our guide was telling us. He listened for a few moments before interrupting William and aggressively confronting him about what he believed to be inaccuracies in his story. Those few minutes were intense as the man shouted obscenities at him, but William diffused the situation and the man eventually went on his way. The incident made the history of bitterness and anger very real and proved that while things have gotten better, the seeds of conflict were still ever-present.
After the tour, we walked around the city and visited some more sites including some of the historic pubs the city has to offer. While sightseeing, we also had a good scare as Micheal Hammerstrand was nearly hit by a bus when he briefly stepped off the narrow sidewalk to avoid a group of people standing. Luckily, a local man saw what was happening and grabbed him by his backpack pulling him back to safety. We had a good laugh about it afterwards, but we are very glad nothing serious happened.
Tomorrow we load up in vans and get to drive on the wrong side of the road. We will leave Dublin and head west for more sightseeing. We have been very fortunate to have had great weather thus far, so hopefully that can continue!


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New research claims that "more than half of children taking Tamiflu to combat swine flu suffer side effects such as nausea, insomnia and nightmares," said The Daily Telegraph . It also said the study suggests that one in five children who took part reported having a neuropsychiatric side effect, such as poor concentration, inability to think clearly, problems sleeping, and feeling dazed or confused.
This online survey looked at schoolchildren's adherence to Tamiflu and any side effects they experienced. It had a low response rate, and no control group against which to compare the symptoms. As such, it is not possible to say for sure that this frequency of side effects is precise. It is possible that the rate of symptoms in a school that closed down because of a new epidemic would have been quite high anyway, whether pupils were given the drug or not. No serious or long-term side effects of the drug were reported.
Where did the story come from?
The research was carried out by Dr Aileen Kitching from the European Programme for Intervention Epidemiology Training and colleagues from the Health Protection Agency (HPA) in London. The funding for this HPA study is not reported. The study was published in Eurosurveillance, the peer-reviewed journal of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.
What kind of scientific study was this?
The aim of this research was to survey schoolchildren's adherence to oseltamivir (Tamiflu), any side effects they experienced, and how often they experienced them.
The study was conducted between April and May 2009, when a number of London schools with confirmed cases of swine flu were advised to close. At this time, antiviral prophylaxis with Tamiflu was offered to close contacts of cases. The researchers say that family doctors in London at the time reported a number of patients (mainly children and adolescents) who had to stop the drug because of side effects (non-compliance).
Three independent (non-state) schools took part. Parents were emailed the web address of an online anonymous questionnaire, along with a letter that described the study, and sought consent and participation. Parents or guardians could complete the questionnaire on behalf of younger children.
Participants for the study were selected differently in the three schools. In two schools (one primary and one secondary school) the researchers selected all the classes who were offered prophylaxis, (age 4-11 years in the primary school), and all of one year group in the secondary school (age 13-14 years). In the other secondary school, the questionnaire was offered only to pupils in four of the classes in the year group (age range 11-13 years).
The questionnaire asked a series of questions, including:
- whether children who had been offered Tamiflu had taken it,
- how long they took it for,
- the presence or absence of influenza-like symptoms before taking Tamiflu,
- any other medication taken with Tamiflu,
- symptoms after taking Tamiflu (including specific gastrointestinal and neuropsychiatric symptoms).
Parents were also asked for their comments. As the information was required quickly, the weblink to the questionnaire was emailed to parents/pupils on the morning of May 14, and the questionnaire closed at midnight. The researchers used the responses to deduce who had been given the drug as prophylaxis (prevention) rather than treatment.
What were the results of the study?
Out of a possible 256 schoolchildren, 103 replied (a response rate of 40%). Response rates were better from the secondary schools than the primary school. The researchers estimated that most of those who responded (95) were given Tamiflu for prophylaxis. Of those, only 85 (89%) took the drug. The 10 who did not take Tamiflu were all primary school pupils.
Less than half (48%) of primary schoolchildren completed a full course, compared to three-quarters (76%) of secondary schoolchildren.
More than half (45 out of 85) of schoolchildren (53%) who were taking it as prophylaxis reported one or more side effects. The most common side effects were gastrointestinal symptoms, such as nausea and vomiting, which were reported by 40% of children. The second most common were mild neuropsychiatric effects, reported by 18% of children. These were most frequently difficulty sleeping, bad dreams/nightmares or poor concentration.
Most parents reported in the comments section that they made their own risk assessment for their child. They were sceptical of the need for medication to prevent onward transmission, and they questioned the scientific basis of the advice. They also raised the possibility that Tamiflu may be doing more harm than good compared to the 'risk' from swine flu. They wanted more information about the type and nature of any potential side effects in order to make informed decisions.
What interpretations did the researchers draw from these results?
The researchers say that their results confirmed GPs' suspicions that children were adhering poorly to Tamiflu. They also said that it is 'timely information with which to assist decision-making.'
What does the NHS Knowledge Service make of this study?
These results should be used in conjunction with other information to make informed decisions about Tamiflu. As there was no control group to compare against the children given tamiflu, and the survey had a low response rate, there are several points to be aware of when interpreting these figures:
- These side effects are recognised adverse effects of the medication, and have been reported in previous literature on the topic. Controlled trials of Tamiflu found that nausea occurs twice as frequently with the drug as with placebo, with about 20% of people given the drug reporting nausea or vomiting. Although controlled clinical trials do not always accurately represent what happens in settings outside of an organised trial, the results from these clinical trials suggest that the actual rate of side effects might be less than the levels seen in this study.
- The fact that the responses were requested within less than 24 hours may have contributed to the low response rate. The 60% of people who did not respond to the survey may differ from those who had the time to respond. Perhaps they were in larger families. It is not known how the results would have been affected if non-responders had been included.
- Relying on the responses to a questionnaire to determine whether children and adolescents had flu or side effects from medication might have caused some inaccuracies. With a proportion of cases of swine flu thought to remain asymptomatic (at least to begin with), it is possible that some of these children actually developed flu itself in the few days after the first case.
This study was carried out at a time when Tamiflu was being given to slow the spread of the virus. As with all drugs, the benefits and risks of taking Tamiflu need to be considered by individual patients and their healthcare providers in the context of their risk and symptoms at the time. No serious or long-term side effects of the drug were reported.
Analysis by Bazian
Edited by NHS Website
Links to the headlines
Children hit by Tamiflu side effects.
Daily Express, 31 July 2009
Tamiflu causes sickness and nightmares in children, study finds.
The Times, 31 July 2009
Children treated with Tamiflu suffer nightmares and nausea.
Daily Mail, 31 July 2009
Tamiflu 'linked to side effects among children', reports find.
The Daily Telegraph, 31 July 2009
Links to the science
Kitching A, Roche A, Balasegaram S, et al.
Oseltamivir adherence and side effects among children in three London schools affected by influenza A(H1N1)v, May 2009 – an internet-based cross-sectional survey.
Euro Surveill. 2009; 14
Further reading
Jefferson T, Demicheli V, Di Pietrantonj C, Jones M, Rivetti D.
Neuraminidase inhibitors for preventing and treating influenza in healthy adults.
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2006, Issue 3
Matheson NJ, Harnden A, Perera R, Sheikh A, Symmonds-Abrahams M.
Neuraminidase inhibitors for preventing and treating influenza in children.
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2007, Issue 1


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Guide Revisions Provoke Uproar – 4/5/13
Proposed changes to the used-car Buyers Guide required by the Federal Trade Commission have been criticized by consumer groups and the attorneys general of 22 states, who say the revisions would be a setback in consumer protection.
The critics are urging the F.T.C. not to adopt the changes — the first since 1995 — which they say could result in consumers' being misled about their legal rights or not learning the full history of a car damaged in a flood or a crash.
The National Automobile Dealers Association, a trade group, took a different view. It told the agency that over all, the proposed revisions "represent an improvement for dealers and consumers."
Since 1985, dealers have been required to post the Buyers Guide on the window of used vehicles. Its intent was to tell buyers whether the vehicle was covered by a warranty and to provide details of who would pay for repairs. The regulation does not apply to private sales.


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Compressed reporting timescales, growing cost pressures and the need for greater transparency are familiar challenges for many insurers.
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To substantiate ResQ's capabilities, Willis Towers Watson cites how a large insurance group has been using ResQ for years.
One of the insurer's most pressing concerns was the quarterly reporting templates (QRTs) enforced by Solvency II and the variation analysis required as part of that process.
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Taste: It's a bit hot, but the proof is up there. Lots of corn, sweet cornbread funk, vanilla, toffee, caramel, really sweet but not cloying. The mouth feel is nice and oily. Really quite nice.
Finish: It's a bit hot here and grows sort of one note. Oaky, woody, mildly astringent but still very sweet. Lots of cream, vanilla here.
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Nazareth was once of the city's premier teams, producing players like Rob Phelps, who went on to star at Providence. But it's been a long while since the Kingsmen have won anything.
Longtime coach Todd Jamison hammered that point home to his team recently.
"I told the kids to look at the wall," he said of the banners hanging in the gym. "The last time we won anything is the diocesan in '94. I say we put ourselves in the driver's seat. Let's take it home."
Nazareth isn't ready to be crowned a champion yet. But the Kingsmen are 12-6 and 6-0 in CHSAA Class B, with victories over all the league's contenders, including a rout of defending CHSAA 'B' state champ Salesian on Saturday.
The timing could not be better. The Naz girls team is nationally ranked and coming off the program's first New York State Federation Class AA title. If things go well at the East Flatbush school, it could have two teams going upstate. For an institution that has fallen on hard times and seems to be perennially in danger of closing, this is a massive boon.
"Any positive press is good press," said Jamison, who has been at the helm for 16 years. … "I think we will survive. I know we will survive. I've been there a long time. There's always been rumblings. We will get through this. We're not the only Catholic school to be going through this."
If the Nazareth boys are going to win the 'B' this year, it'll come down to three players. Mike Megafu and Samson Usilo lead the division's best frontcourt and Naquan Chandler has emerged as a team leader at point guard on a team that doesn't have excellent guard play.
"I can't go without saying that Naquan Chandler has gotten better every game," Jamison said of the 5-foot-9 junior. "Without him distributing the ball, I don't think Mike and Samson could have their success."
And those two have enjoyed plenty of it. Megafu is the team's senior leader and a 6-foot-3 beast in the paint. He also happens to be No. 1 academically in his class, wants to be a doctor and will be Nazareth's valedictorian in June. Usilo is a 6-foot-4 import from Nigeria with crazy jumping ability, a definite Division I prospect.
"They play off each other very well," Jamison said. "With Samson coming, it helped Mike and has made Mike a better player. Mike does all the little dirty deeds and Samson is such a high flier. They're really a hard matchup."
Nazareth travels to Sacred Heart on Tuesday for another tough league contest. Jamison stacked the non-league schedule early with solid 'A' teams like Bedford Academy, Bishop Ford and St. Edmund Prep. The Kingsmen actually beat Ford.
It's the stretch run now, though, and Nazareth has a chance to make history. Jamison thinks that citywide success is just around the corner for his program, no to mention the girls.
"And when we do, Nazareth as a school and as a community will be on top again," he said. "We may not have 1,000 kids, but I think we'll get back to a point where we'll thrive. There are some really good things going on at Nazareth that people don't realize."
Two of them could be in Albany come March.
Loughlin gunner emerges as top sophomore: When the season began, everyone talked about all the top players Bishop Loughlin lost to PSAL schools. Since then, the talk has been the emergence of sophomore Khadeen Carrington, one of the best young players in the city.
Well, another 10th grader has more than made his mark lately.
Michael Williams had one of the best games of his career Friday night in a tough loss to Christ the King. He led Loughlin in a wild fourth-quarter comeback with 21 of his 26 points in the final frame. The 6-foot-1 sniper had four 3-pointers in the final eight minutes alone.
"Mike can play," Lions coach Ed Gonzalez said. "He works at it and he's a superior shooter."
Williams also had 22 points in a loss to Holy Cross last week. It's been a tough stretch for Loughlin, mostly because Carrington, Williams and Elisha Boone, another wildly talented soph, never seem to get hot at the same time.
"Right now it's just one or two of them together," Gonzalez said. "If we get three of them together, we're going to be very hard to defend."
Sophomore standout almost leads Hayes back: Shavar Newkirk was one point shy of authoring one of the greatest comebacks in Cardinal Hayes history. The sophomore Rice transfer had 13 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter in a loss to Boys & Girls on Saturday afternoon. His personal 7-0 run got the Cardinals within 58-55.
When Rice closed and four former Raiders enrolled at Hayes, Newkirk, who played on the freshman team last year, was an afterthought. Tyler Wilson and Naasir Wiliams were the big names. But Newkirk has provided valuable minutes for one of the city's top teams and lately he's been in the starting lineup. Chris Robinson, another sophomore Rice transfer, had 10 points against Boys & Girls.
"It means the program is headed in the right direction," Cardinals coach Joe Lods said.
No Moore for Holy Cross yet: Marquise Moore, one of Holy Cross' top players, is still out after reaggravating a toe injury two weeks ago. Knights coach Paul Gilvary has said that he won't be back until he's completely healed – Moore returned perhaps too early the first time against Christ the King. He won't play Friday in the Battle of the Boulevard showdown against St. Francis Prep, but Gilvary hopes to reevaluate things after that.
Moore has missed more than half of its games, but Cross is 17-3 and has won nine of its last 10.
"Hopefully when he does come back it's like we made a great trade at the deadline," Gilvary said. "But the other kids are playing great. I can't really complain."
Notes: Hayes senior Naasir Williams was held out by coach Joe Lods in games Friday and Saturday against Monsignor Farrell and Boys & Girls, respectively. Lods said there are some players on his team who are more concerned with earning scholarships than winning games. He declined to call Williams' situation a suspension. "Let's call it a learning experience," he said. … Holy Cross is looking for a game. The Knights thought they would have four contests at the Tony Rodi Basketball Classic in New Orleans over the holidays, but played just three games. Coach Paul Gilvary is hoping to schedule something before the CHSAA Brookyln/Queens tournament begins in late February. Any coach interested can reach Gilvary at 718-886-7250, ext. 525.


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(ABC 6 News) - An Iowa construction worker was killed in what authorities are calling an "industrial accident" in St. Ansgar, Iowa over the weekend.
The Mitchell County Sheriff's Office says the man was killed while loading heavy equipment but says it is not a criminal matter and that the incident is now being investigated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
White Construction Inc., which is working on the Turtle Creek Wind Farm Project in St. Ansgar, says the victim was one of its employees named Joseph Hill. The president of White Construction Inc., David Berthelsen, says Hill was based out of Iowa and in his mid 40's. However, he didn't have any other details to provide about Hill or the accident itself, during a short phone call with ABC 6 News.
Berthelsen offered his deepest sympathies to Hill's family and says OSHA was at the construction site Monday afternoon.
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We can totally sympathise with the bizarre sensations the capybara in this video must be feeling. Copping some deep-tissue shi-cat-su from a local stray, it seems to be hovering somewhere between excruciating agony and exquisite bliss.
We're surprised we're not hearing a Ron Swanson "that's a good shoe shine" level groan.
Apparently, this footage was filmed on the campus of Brazil's Federal University of Mato Grosso in Cuiabá where wild cats and capybaras are a common sight. And yes, we are currently working on a Pickle scholarship program as we type
Native to South America, capybaras are basically giant guinea pigs with the temperament of super-chill dogs. They're also semi-aquatic, and one of their favourite things to do is play in mud.
OMG. Same.