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What is EARS?
The EU FP7 Projects Eurofleets and Eurofleets2 are an European wide alliance of marine research centers that aim to share their research vessels (RVs), to improve information sharing on planned, current and completed cruises, on details of ocean-going research vessels and specialized equipment, and to durably improve cost-effectiveness of cruises.
Within this context logging of information on how, when and where anything happens on board of the vessel is crucial information for data users in a later stage. This forms a primordial step in the process of data quality control as it could assist in the understanding of anomalies and unexpected trends recorded in the acquired data sets. In this way completeness of the metadata is improved as it is recorded accurately at the origin of the measurement.
At the time that the Eurofleets project started, every institution and country had adopted different strategies and approaches, which complicated the task of users that need to log general purpose information and events on-board whenever they access a different platform loosing the opportunity to produce this valuable metadata on-board.
One of the tasks of EUROFLEETS 2 is the development of "event log software", the Eurofleets Automatic Reporting System (EARS). EARS enables scientists and operators to record what happens during a survey.
Events generated automatically by acquisition instruments will also be handled, enhancing the granularity and precision of the event annotation. The adoption of a common procedure to log survey events and a common terminology to describe them is crucial to provide a friendly and successfully metadata on-board creation procedure for the whole European fleet. The possibility of automatically reporting metadata and general purpose data, following the OGC standards, will simplify the work of scientists and data managers with regards to data transmission. To make metadata interoperable and fill the semantical gap between organisations, international vocabularies are used. Terms that are not present in vocabularies are created and governed by Eurofleets as part of the developments of Eurofleets 1 and 2.
An improved accuracy and completeness of metadata is expected when events are recorded at acquisition time. This will also enhance multiple usages of the data as it allows verification of the different requirements existing in different disciplines.
The underlying idea of EARS is that, during a survey, all underway data and occurring events should be recorded in a database so that later, relevant information can be gathered semantically upon domain specific criteria.
Figure 1 shows the concept of an event, and the special semantic conception of it adopted in EARS.
Technicians and scientists in different disciplines are the potential users of the tool, but crew members can be also be responsible to generate common-purpose events related to navigation, such as the departure or arrival to a specific station. Logging of information on how, when and where an event happens on board of the vessel is crucial information for data users in a later stage.
In summary, EARS is built on top of the adoption of three basics: a common event logging procedure, the adoption of standards, formats and semantics, and a set of event access and retrieval procedures.
For the event recording procedure, EARS has been developed with two different strategies:
- In order to record data that provides the boundary conditions for the rest of the observations (e.g. navigation, weather data, sea water basic properties) or that are recorded by means of unattended (no human interaction) systems, EARS provides a logging system based on broadcasting these diverse data in the form of NMEA sentences and storing them in a relational database.
- For recording events triggered by an human interaction (any observation or annotation that any scientist or system operator wants to have recorded), EARS provides a Graphical User Interface.
It is easy to understand how important it is that the meaning of information is clear both across, and even within domains. EARS' approach is to formalize 'meaning', using shared resources such as controlled vocabularies that can be linked to/from/within the information itself. This way, information carries its own definition.
This approach was followed throughout all aspects of the development of EARS 1 and 2. Underway data and events are always linked to external controlled vocabularies. At the same time new terms can be created and made available to the whole community. An ontology is developed allowing the storage of pre-defined relations between these terms. Querying this ontology presents users a configuration for their scientific cruise. A common approach for storing events, using common terms, facilitates cross-domain data discovery.
Once all information is collected in the database, this can be retrieved on board with the same tool that has been used to ingest manual events. Accessing the event log from outside the vessel is also interesting for many purposes. The production of event summaries could be done in many ways, from automatically compiled or by demand.
In order to offer a summary of the event log to users in a human-readable format, EARS has adopted a standardized way to provide this information to ensure interoperability with other information systems (other EUROFLEETS services or Data Centre services). Thus each EARS platform exposes the event summary by using a specific language from the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) called SensorML that allows to produce fine description of any observation procedure, sensor or instrument, as well its history of events associated.
A set of Web Service specific interfaces are prepared in order to get from the vessels different information, including the last 24h event registry. For example a Ship Summary Report (SSR) is available that gathers the most important information of the last 24 hours, or the vessel track. This is not only accessed directly by end users, but also by the EUROFLEETS EVIOR portal. This is a service that adds further value by providing to a number of infobases an overview of the underway profile and activities based on the EARS web services access. EVIOR retrieves and harmonizes information acquired from multiple vessels at the same time and therefore allows to easily provide a snapshot of their activities.
EARS V1 is composed by a set of software designed and developed during the EUROFLEETS1 project, but also uses existing elements that have been either designed and used previously by the partners, as well as instrumentation that are commonly present on board. The main elements that compose EARS V1 are shown in Figure 2, with the arrows showing the flow of information.
A NMEA GPS is the basic instrumentation that EARS needs to work, as it provides the information about the location where an event is generated. Additionally EARS can work with any unattended instrument that is able to generate information using the NMEA183 standard in order to provide the set of general purpose information commonly referred as "underway data". Underway data is used complementary to better understand the boundary conditions where the main data acquisition activity occurs.
EARS is designed to work with data and services using Internet Protocols running on the vessel's Ethernet Local Area Network. For that reason EARS uses specific devices (commercial) to convert NMEA Rs232 messages produced by GPS and Instruments to TCP/UDP datagrams.
Casino+ is an Ifremer software application designed to store the events and the information that come (UDP datagrams) from instruments. The relational database that EARS V1 uses to store all the information, is the Casino+DB (a MySQL instance).
The Configuration GUI is a piece of software specifically designed in EARS to configure CASINO+ system to work in EARS environment. The GUI facilitates the ingestion of new NMEA instruments and facilitates the usage of the system for a non experts users.
Events are the key piece of information managed in EARS and they are designed as a combination of a set of elements (subject, actor, tool, action, properties) that are under a relational controlled vocabulary. This means that for storing an event that describes "any fact that happens during a survey which has a potential interest to be logged" it is necessary to use specific terms combined and ordered in a specific way. By using controlled vocabularies, EARS consolidates the way how an event should be created and increases the interoperability of the final metadata. As the potential combination of terms are quite large, in EARS V1 the vocabulary is organized in what we call "personal or vessel trees" that are the most commonly used terms used in a specific acquisition scenario (geophysics, oceanography, fisheries, etc.) or the whole vessel.
The next figure shows at the left side an example of this vocabulary personalization in form of "personal tree", in this case showing the potential terms and their relations ready to be used for a specific "mission" (cruise) to build up events (right side).
This GUI allows a user to create time-tagged events that describe any possible fact related to the navigation of the vessel, the operation of a specific instrument or observation, or the course of the survey. The GUI also allows the user to set up the primary information of the survey (name and acronyms, chief scientist, ...) and modify and retrieve the event log already entered into the system.
An advanced usage of the Manual Event Entry GUI is to set up the personal or vessel tree (the set of terms that the user will use to build up an Event).
This automatic piece of software produces Ship Summary Report ("SSR") files. This XML file contains basic information about the vessel (name, last navigation info), the current cruise on board, and also the last 24 hours of navigational data in GML format and the last event report in SensorML format.
SSR files are populated, sent to shore if satellite communications are available, and provided to the vessel's operator site and to the SeaDataNet site through the EVIOR portal.
EARS 2 in detail
EARS 1 has been released on the 1st EUROFLEETS2 User Workshop that took place on the 21st-22nd October 2015 in Ostend. At this moment (October 2016), EARS2 is ready for a first release. It will be made public during the 2nd EUROFLEETS2 workshop, 3rd and 4th november 2016 in Vigo, Spain.
The functionalities of EARS 1 are still available in EARS2, but are made available with different tools. For instance, the GUI is still available (in a new version) and performs the same role (creating events, managing the vocabulary and performing the cruise and program setup). Casino+ is no longer used in EARS2 and has been replaced by a dedicated acquisition module. Exposing the sensor devices (via a MOXA) on the vessel's network is still a prerequisite.
General architecture of EARS 2
The EARS 2 system is a natural evolution from EARS 1. EARS 2 has an architecture based fundamentally on two new components:
There have been small changes to the EARS 1 database architecture; this component still stores the navigation and basic underway data, and the events.
There are two other distinct components in EARS 2, namely the Acquisition prototype and the EARS 2 GUI.
The different scopes and use cases of the EARS ontology system
The semantical backbone consists of three ontology documents plus their infrastructure and functions as the knowledge storage system of EARS. It is a repository that stores information on external "static" vocabularies (lists of research vessels, sea areas, harbours, organisations,…), and provides a meaning to and meaningful combinations for the terms hitherto used in EARS, like tools, tool categories, actions and processes.
The ontology has received some refinements compared to EARS1. An ontology is a specification of a conceptualization: it predefines what entities are in play, what their properties are how they might come into being, how they will behave and interact, how they should be mapped to each other etc.
The EARS 1 terms subject, actor, tool, action, properties have been renamed to tool category, tool, action+process and property. The combination of an EARS2 action and process constitutes an EARS1 action. For instance "End Tow" becomes "Towing-End", which allows for more flexibility and meaningfulness. Also the predefinition of events like it was available in EARS1 has been made more formal.
The EARS 1 concepts of a personal or vessel tree have been made more explicit. A third type, the base scope has been added. This scope provides gives the users a basic set of concepts that are based on the international SeaDataNet vocabularies and on the concepts (processes, actions and properties and their combinations) that have been defined and refined during EF1 and 2. The vessel tree provides a basic template for any user (program) of the vessel and is a derivative of the base tree, that is very large and unwieldy for practical use. It can subsume terms and relationships of the basic tree and can define new terms and relationships. The program scope corresponds to the personal tree and provides a unified list of EARS concepts for the responsibles of the program. All scopes are an ontology in themselves.
When a vessel operator or principal investigator of a program creates a new term, he/she introduces this into the EARS system. The term receives a unique identifier and is propagated to the higher level scopes as a new term by making use of governance. Governance means that the term is reviewed and added to the Eurofleets corpus if it is interesting.
The EARS front-end application makes direct use of this ontological backbone and provides the user the possibility to create new terms etc.
The web services play an unifying role in the EARS 2 stack. In order to provide clients a unified and simple interface, and in order to hide complex configuration issues, a web service has been specified. This specification documents how the information (in what format, i. e. XML, and how this information is composed) in the EARS data structures is shown to users, and where it can be retrieved (via which url verbs and url arguments). Web services make accessing (meta)data very easy as no special configuration of software packages are needed. In fact given the specification of the webservice with the central Eurofleets objects and their relationships it is possible to provide one's own implementation of the web service and plug it into existing cruise management systems.
The web service layer retrieves and stores information on the manual events, the scientific program, the cruise and the basic navigation.
The acquisition prototype is the replacemenet of CASINO+ and the EARS configurator of EARS1. It is termed a prototype as it provides a template for vessel operators to expose the real-time datagrams from their devices in Java code. It foregoes the use of XML templates in order to transform device datagrams but enables the implementor of creating more tailored procedures to transform the device outputs and use them in other software, such as acquisition software. The EARS web services navigation module consumes this information to build the navigational history of the vessel.
The EARS 2 Front-end application is the main source of interaction of a user with the EARS infrastructure. It enables users to create and edit cruises and scientific programs, to modify the vocabulary of event-related terms (ie. actions and processes) and to log events that happen on board. It is a new development from the EARS 1 GUI, but has a similar functionality. In order to create events and to modify the program tree or the vessel tree, the application needs to be connected to the web services that operate on the local network of the vessel.
EARS2 still uses the same basic lay-out as EARS1 with on the left the trees and on the right the events


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Congratulations to a Simpson couple who will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary tomorrow.
Maurice and Marjorie Packer married shortly before the end of the Second World War, with Mr Packer having served at the D-Day landings just months earlier.
His wartime service also took him to the North African desert during Field Marshal Montgomery's campaign.
The couple moved to Aylesbury in 1952 wiith Mr Packer moving to the emergency services, serving 30 years with Bucks Fire Service and then five years as a driving instructor for Thames Valley Police. He then started his own driving school before retiring in the early 80s and moving to Milton Keynes in 2010.
Mrs Packer worked as head cook at Ceeley Road infants school in Aylesbury until she retired at age 60.
Today the couple have four children, eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Their daughter Karen Sweeney said: "Mum and Dad are both sociable, and have always had lots of hobbies. Ever since I was a small child we'd go on caravan trips together as a family, and Dad still enjoys playing piano and surfing the internet."
The family celebrated with a surprise family lunch at the Mercury Parkside Hotel in Woughton on Sunday.

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Seen @ CSC on Sunday (Dec 3, 2017)
And while the Sunday Flea Market opened for business at Fook Hai Building today (last week was their last Sunday in CSC), I'd thought instead to revisit CSC, and these are images I had taken somewhen around 4pm on December 3rd, 2017.
I would be overtly "drama" (of me) to reminisce only about the silence and void filling the space after the sunday flea market had left behind, but in all honestly, it looks exactly like the regular days at CSC for the brick-n-mortar retailers, 6 days a week, before the hustle-n-bustle of Sundays. This was the climate they had to face, day-in-day-out.
Folks talk about a "retail slump" these days … now imagine a much "niche"(r) market for collectibles and toys, and what these folks have to face, for our toy-joy! And while I am all for online shopping, there's something to be said for physical shops too, all around the world, in fact! As much as hobbyists like myself rub our hands in glee for toy-con and toy-shows, we should also not neglect our dear "plastic-addiction-pushers"! SUPPORT YOUR TOY-SHOPS TOO!
kaiju-focused collection for sale in Singapore - from a primary focus on Ultraman and foes,
to classic Godzilla and giant robots, to a grip of "modern" sofubi from Japanese artists like
Uamou, Hariken, Konatsu, Dehara, and more .. always a fun table to gawk at, but never much
being in my wheelhouse (except for that one time when I thought I was starting a kaiju-collection
- all bought from him too! - but never came to fruition :p).
He - whom I call the "2PM kaiju-guy" (:p) - will not travel to Fook Hai Building (with the Flea
Market folks), nor will he set-up shop at Havelock II with the rest. NEXT WEEK might well be the
only chance to score these from him, until his changes his plans for the future... if not, whatever
my plans for a "return to kaiju-collecting" would be a pipe dream ... Remember to look for
him after 2pm next Sunday, okay? Tell him TOYSREVIL Sent You! Heh.
And while there were a tiny tickle of tables spotted today (most being "arrangements" with the shops themselves, versus the flea market organizer), next Sunday would be their last, while the retail shops wold be moving out somewhen mid-December, with most heading over to "Havelock II" in 2 Havelock Road (Singapore 059763), a couple of streets away.
Not long more before the words; "See you at CSC!" becomes a oft-said phrase to us collectors and toy-hunters, become lost in time … but not "memories" though!
Cheers and have a fab toy-life!
And see y'all at Havelock II!
Andy TOYSREVIL


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The number of films tied to geek culture has expanded rapidly in recent years, accounting for a bigger and bigger percentage of Hollywood releases. "Best in Shows" is the ICv2 list of geek films, arranged by quarter, with some context for each. Dates and other information are updated until release with new info as we get it. To see all the periods we're covering, see the "Best in Shows Index."
Untitled 20th Century Fox Marvel Movie
October 2
on June 30, 2017, 20th Century Fox claimed this date for one if six untitled X-Men movie projects. Will it be Deadpool 3, X-Force, or a movie focusing on Dafne Keen, who played X-23 in Logan?
October 16, 2020
Paramount has finally scheduled the long-gestating Micronauts feature, to be produced by Hasbro's Allspark Pictures.
Untitled Marvel Studios Project
November 6
Marvel claimed this date for as yet unnamed Phase Three film in October 2015 (see "Marvel Announces 'Ant-Man and the Wasp' Movie").
Avatar 2
December 18
The long-awaited sequel to James Cameron's sci-fi epic Avatar has announced this date for release… as well as the three other sequels which will follow around the December holidays in subsequent years: Dec. 17, 2021; Dec. 20, 2024; and Dec. 19, 2025.
Sherlock Holmes 3
December 25
Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures set this date for the third outing of the famous detective (Robert Downey Jr.) and his sidekick Dr. Watson (Jude Law). It's been nine years since the sequel, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, appeared in theaters, but it made $545.4 million worldwide at the box office.
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Pilot Amelia Earhart's story transformed by Mara Neimanis
Mara Neimanis takes theater into the sky with her "Air Heart" performance on Thursday, April 23 through Saturday, April 25 at 8 p.m. at The Studios of Key West. (It's also the first performance slated for the brand new studio space at 533 Eaton St., Key West.) The performance chronicles the life of Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean and who disappeared while attempting to circumnavigate the world.
The 60-minute solo aerial performance takes place on a 12-foot portable plane sculpture that serves as a set, prop, aerial apparatus, and character, creating space that incorporates both ground and air.
Neimanis started as an actor who became an aerial artist. "I was interested in scale, since I have a background in physical and mask theater. I was interested in size and three dimensional shapes, and later by what happens when you leave the ground a little," she said, in between aerial classes at The Studios of Key West on Tuesday. "I was getting bored with traditional theater and combining the two brought me out of my boredom."
Writing her own work, she pioneered a new form of aerial theater with a narrative. "Aerial theater is filled with spectacle, but it was lacking sense of who the character is since there usually isn't a lot of dialogue," she said. "It is interesting to go further into the aerial theater realm of the work."
The one-woman show, which she also wrote, is currently on tour under the direction of Bryce Butler. The spinning metal plane sculpture was created by Laura Shults and Tim Scofield. "Air Heart" tickets are $25 for non-members and sold in advance.
"Throughout the play, I adhered to factual dates, events, and certain quotes of Amelia Earhart — but as a woman who flies on the stage, I have created her voice with a sense of what it means to dream of flight and become intimately driven by it," Neimanis said on her website.
This is Neimanis' second time to the Keys as an Artist in Residence and she also been teaching aerial workshops for all ages the past month three days a week. "The residency is a wonderful time to deepen the work, and to be in a community that is really supportive and special," she said. "It's nice to be able to give these really intensive classes and a real opportunity to actually reach out to the wider public."
The last time she was in Key West, she performed "Naomi's Flight," another theater piece she wrote which includes aerial elements. She is based out of Baltimore and Washington, D.C. and has been traveling the past two years with the show.


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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Written Conversation
When I saw it, I knew exactly what I wanted if for... a "written conversation" journal. The credit for this wonderful idea goes to Brocante Home.
You see, it is a place to write down notes to your other half... the Farmboy, in my case. We used to leave cards or little notes for each other, almost weekly. But alas, eventually we both stopped doing it. And not for bad reasons. It just stopped... those sweet honeymoon days seem to have passed. But we both really enjoyed leaving and finding them, so I thought to bring it back in this form... documenting our love for each other as we go along. (At least that's the lovely plan. We'll see how often he remembers it's within his reach.)
I couldn't just leave the pages blank, so I started by putting paint-washes on them and will add a little collage to each, as a new page is needed.
Sorry for the crummy photos. I had to take them as soon as I finished this first page, and it was already dark out. You see, I had something to write in it that night. I asked him out on a date. Luckily he said yes. ;) So we did dinner and a movie. It's Complicated. If you haven't seen it, go see it. Funny! Not a completely chick flickish movie, but we will have to balance it out with Sherlock Holmes this weekend.
Have a beautiful day!
16 comments:
- Robin Thomas said...
Great idea. I think I might just be setting myself up for disappointment if I tried that. Love the effect on that page with the "bubbles" in the blue. I am interested to know which pens you have chosen there. I need a good white pen for doodling. Sort of a Sharpie in white...thoughts?
- January 21, 2010 at 1:44 PM
- Jacqueline Roy said...
Hey Alisa! Thanks for checking out my blog and leaving me a message. I truly love checking out your blog and I find it really inspiring. I LOVE the photos and art you create. You've inspired me to try vintage art. Oh, and I loved checking out your older posts on Silver Bella, seems like a wonderful artistic experience!
- January 21, 2010 at 2:45 PM
- Lori said...
that is a great idea...i hope it goes as planned for you...i bought hubby and i journals to write notes to each other years ago...his is still blank...mine is filled with family recipes...
- January 21, 2010 at 4:49 PM
- knitterbeader said...
Great idea Alisa, but I don't know if my hubby would every write in it. Maybe? Thanks for checking my blog, the knitting term you probably were referring to "tink" is "knit" backwards. Meaning I made I mistake and had to un-knit it. Love what you do with your journals - very inspiring.
- January 21, 2010 at 5:01 PM
- Secondhandrose said...
That's a clever idea. Is it laying around where either of you can write in it or read it? Come for a visit.
- January 21, 2010 at 8:27 PM
- Marianne@Songbird said...
The journal looks wonderful, but that page you created is truly beautiful. Can you tell how you did that, I'd love to know.
Looking forward to seeing more pages you created.
- January 22, 2010 at 2:15 PM
- cindy said...
That page is absolutely gorgeous!!!! Love the colors, the bubbles with the text peeking through....just gorgeous!
yapping cat
- January 22, 2010 at 8:41 PM
- Margaret said...
Your journal looks amazing Alisa, such a beautiful colour!
I love your idea and had a giggle at Lori's comment! so true! Mx
- January 23, 2010 at 1:43 AM
- natalea said...
Oh how sweet! I was wondering what you had in mind for the journal! and that is such a great idea. It sounds like you and your husband have such a special relationship!
xo natalea
- January 23, 2010 at 6:01 AM
So glad your sweetie accepted your date invitation he he!!
I love that beautiful blue you chose for your journal, it's just a magnificent colour. Have fun filling all the pages.
- January 23, 2010 at 3:46 PM
- Elly said...
There's nothing wrong with your pics, I love them! Gorgeous journal! And lovely idea to write notes to your hubby!
Have a nice Sunday!
- January 24, 2010 at 4:00 AM
- The Pink Birdhouse said...
Alisa, what a romantic and lovely idea!! I know that i would be using mine all the time, I always seem to have so much that I want to say to DH and in fact our life together started out thru writing, since he was my pen pal. But I know that his book to me would be sadly empty. But I do love the idea. Enjoy yours, you are alway such an inspiration to the rest of us through your creations. Just lovely each and every time. hugs from here, Debby
- January 24, 2010 at 10:57 AM
- FILIGREE MOON said...
What a beautiful idea! The journal so far is gorgeous, loving the birds (lovebirds) page. I've seen both movies you mentioned and both were much fun! Thanks for visiting me today, and if I find "N" flatware I'll let you know. Any particular pieces you are looking for? Have a great week. ~ Angela
- January 24, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- Sandy Michelle said...
I love what you're doing with Nat's journal! I saw the movie too and loved it! Thanks for your positive words about my Dad and good luck with my give-away!!
Sandy xox
- January 24, 2010 at 4:46 PM
- La Petite Gallery said...
Your photo's are wonderful.
You must be too because the post is just lovely.
stop by sometime..
- January 24, 2010 at 5:38 PM
- Cheryl Carey Bass said...
Oh Yes! I can't wait to include this idea in our home. Lloyd got me a "love fortune cookie" for Christmas, which initially I thought was a waste of dinero (you know, one of those "Christmas Eve" type purchases.) But, it has turned out to be the most fun little $8.95 we've spent all year! I love getting a "fortune" from him pretty much every day. Admittedly, some of them don't really fit, but we've started editing them, or adding to them to make them work. It's so much fun seeing his HORRIBLE handwriting all squished together on this tiny little paper slip. Definitely going to your conversations journal idea when these are all gone. Thanks, Alisa, (and Brocante Home!)
- January 29, 2010 at 12:58 PM


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Fortunately, a judge put an end to this nonsense involving the salmon of the Snake and Columbia rivers after environmentalists and fishermen sued, contending correctly that the federal plan to protect the fish fell short. Another lawsuit successfully challenged off-roading and livestock operations in areas where the desert tortoise lives.
So when property-rights advocates say the Endangered Species Act produces a lot of litigation, they're right. When law is undermined by the government, and negotiations and complaints fail, the only recourse is to sue.
Those lawsuits would have less chance of prevailing under draft legislation being circulated by Rep. Richard W. Pombo (R-Tracy) that would weaken the act and appease drilling, timber, fishing and development interests. It would make adding species to the list more difficult, narrow the definitions for invasive species and hamper agencies with new paperwork.


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This video, of religious individuals thanking God for the awful things that have happened to them, is absolutely nauseating. They all look like robots, programmed to utter happy words at their own destruction.
Whatever Karl Marx might have gotten wrong, he did have a point when he said religion was the opiate of the masses. How can someone embracing his/her own misery ever fight for change?
Nothing poisons like religion.


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- Fimo
- Cutters in the form of squares (Found mine at De Banier)
- A ring
extra: an oven, superglue
Step by step
1) Start by rolling out the Fimo (3 mm)
2) Cut out the forms
TIP: If you don't have these kind of cutters or just don't want to use them. You can just cut them out by hand
3) Bake!
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Junior Information Technology Major Accepts Full-Time Job with the University of Cincinnati
Andrew Lively, an Information Technology student at the University of Cincinnati, is on track to graduate in the spring of 2016 just like any other second-semester junior. Lively, however, is earning his bachelor's degree and already has a full-time position secured for when he graduates, thanks to his paid work experience in the field as a student.
Lively originally decided to attend the University of Cincinnati for its Computer Engineering program. He had some previous experience in computer programming and writing software before entering UC through classes he took in high school and instruction from his father, who is an IT consultant. In his junior year of high school, Lively was an IT consultant for a company in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio, where he gained some basic work experience helping to find solutions to their IT needs. He did have a few bumps on his road to success, though.
Andrew took an AP computer science course in high school and did not perform well on the year-end test. Also, once he started taking classes in the engineering program, he realized he wanted to take a slightly different path in his studies. He transferred into the IT program in the College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services to pursue his love of computer science, but also to gain a background in communication and business.
"Computer science and engineering are too theoretical for me. Typically, you are the person who sits behind-the-scenes writing the code and software. I want to help people utilize the programs already created, while also writing my own," Andrew explains.
He did not allow any of his setbacks to stop him in his pursuit of a job he loves, and has since shown what he is truly capable of by maintaining a 3.391 GPA while keeping up with his hectic and difficult schedule.
As an IT student, Lively has gained paid work experience at the IT Solutions Center (ITSC) on UC's campus through the co-op program CECH offers. The co-op allows students to alternate semesters of working professionally and taking classes at UC in order to provide them with a solid base of experience and professional development.
The IT Solutions Center is a business through UC that works with clients both inside and outside of the University to assist in all of their technology needs, like creating apps, websites, and coding. The majority of the employees of the ITSC are UC IT students, which gives them invaluable work experience while being students. At the IT Solutions Center, Andrew did so well they recently hired him on for a full-time position, which he will keep after graduation. He works on development and support for the applications they create, but also provides training for new student workers and also does some project management. He plans to pursue his Master's degree in IT after graduating, and is looking into getting a Ph.D. as well.
One of the biggest projects Andrew has worked on at the ITSC is "ConnectedAfield," a mobile application system with a little over 8,000 users that has an Android and iOS app, cloud backend, and location-based advertisement platform. Two clients came to the Solutions Center one day with an idea for the mobile app and asked the Solutions Center to develop it. It combines seven different features, including weather and regulations into one app that provides hunters and fishers the information they need in order to be successful. Lively has been the lead developer on the project since it started and has developed most of the system.
Andrew has a few pieces of advice for prospective students interested in the IT program at UC. "Be prepared to learn outside of the classroom. In the field of Information Technology, the platforms and technology are constantly changing; as often as every few weeks. To truly succeed as an IT professional, you have to be able to teach yourself and stay on top of all the changes in technologies. UC gives you the tools to learn new programs on your own, but you must be your own boss and keep up with the pace."


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2017. There it is. Four numbers. That's all they are. So why am I seeing people begging these four numbers, asking for a better year? How can a set of digits change the world?
It's just as absurd, to think that the last set of four digits, 2016, had any influence over the amount of deaths-celebrity or otherwise, conflicts, attacks or general negativity. If only we realised it's US that have all the power. Not a set of numbers but me and you. People. We hold the key to a better 2017 or any other four digits for that matter, because it is what we do that changes the world.
Instead of concentrating on which celebrity has died this week, why don't we look for good news instead. The rising stars of tomorrow, heroic children battling against the odds, or even cute animals if that's what makes you smile? Even better than sharing good news is being the good news.
Think of a cause you have always wanted to help and make small steps to do your bit. Everyone has the power to be a better person and make a good difference in the world. If you are responsible for any children, then you hold the power to form part of the next generation. Kindness matters.
Raise and mould them into kind, caring and generous individuals who want to do the right thing.
There is always a way to make a positive change in the world, so don't ask 2017 to be better. Do it yourself. Happy New Year.


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Nursing home neglect comes in many forms -- just ask a Louisville nursing home neglect lawyer. When evaluating a nursing home in the Louisville area, a serious consideration should be whether the facility has an efficient evacuation plan practiced and in place. This is of particular importance in Kentucky, which is ranked as one of the top 10 disaster-prone states in the nation.
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To ensure your loved one is in a secure facility that is ready for a tornado, flooding, or other emergency evacuation scenario, you need to find out:
- if there is a detailed evacuation plan accessible and on file;
- if all employees are trained in emergency procedures;
- how often the procedures are reviewed with the facility's staff; and
- how often unannounced staff drills are carried out to practice these procedures.
You may want to ask more specific questions regarding your loved one's needs, such as how he or she will be identified in the event of an evacuation, how his or her medications will be given, where the residents will stay if evacuated, and other similar issues.
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Nursing home neglect is a reality. Nursing home neglect lawyers at Gray & White have fought for the rights of Louisville nursing home residents who were neglected and abused, and we'll fight for your loved ones, too. Give us a call for a free evaluation at 1-502-210-8942 or 1-888-450-4456.


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The 16 room triplex that takes up the 41st, 42nd and 43rd floors of the legendary Pierre Hotel has finally sold for $44 million, a huge drop from its original $125 million asking price. Located at 795 Fifth Avenue, the penthouse was owned by Barbara Zweig, the widow of financier Martin Zweig, who first listed the property in 2013 after her husband's death. According to The Real Deal, the pad features a library, four terraces, private elevator and costs $51,840 per month to maintain.
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After four years on the market, $125M Pierre penthouse sells for a paltry $44M, Wed, August 2, 2017
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Reduced! $125 Million Pierre Penthouse Now Asking Just $63 Million, Thu, January 29, 2015
Desperate times call for desperate measures? This dazzling former home to eccentric stock investor Martin Zweig has just received a near 50 percent price cut by the late investor's widow, Barbara Zweig, who is now asking a mere $63 million. The 41st floor co-op at the Pierre first hit the market in 2013 for what would have been a record-breaking $125 million, but the home didn't sell—even after being slashed to $95 million in December 2013. Now it looks like Zweig just wants to rid herself of the property which occupies the top three levels of the Pierre.
The penthouse is the highest prewar co-op apartment in Manhattan, meaning not only do you have views of the skyline, but you're also part of the skyline. But that's not to discount the 360-degree vistas of the city, which include all of Central Park. So, will someone bite at $63 mill?


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Art, Chocolate & POWDER
Another big night in Aspen, Colorado:
The 18th Annual Chocolate Classic was held to benefit RESPONSE. Response is an organization that helps victims of domestic violence. For the past 25 years Response has been providing confidential, non-judgmental support and education to survivors of sexual assault and interpersonal violence. Last night, about 50 chefs, bakers and desert specialists provided Chocolate treats to a SRO crowd at The Hotel Jerome. It was an orgy of CHOCOLATE, more chocolate choices than you can shake a stick at. Decadent mousses, succulent souffle, bad-a$$ brownies. White, dark, milk, gluten free---you name it it was there for the tasting, and it was siiiick---all to benefit Response. Click the pix to enlarge.
The Aspen Art Museum hosted an opening reception for conceptual artist Jim Hodges and his work "you will see these things". You've seen Hodges' art which is recreated on this year's lift ticket, "give more than you take". Based in NYC , but internationally known, Hodges created a site specific sculpture in AAM's main gallery that defies description. The piece is huge in scope and size, its made of plywood and consists of a series of locks and hinges. We highly recommend that you view it and form your own conclusions. Feel free to touch and walk on the art, as the interactive nature of the work is unique. It'll be @ AAM until 5/3/09.
Aspen was all set up for a huge POW day on Friday the 13th. Unlucky!! The storm that was shaping up nicely on radar turned into just a small flurry. We'll make due with one more perfect bluebird day in paradise before the President's Day rush begins. C-ya out there.


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Numurkah Hospital funding confirmed in budget
The Victorian Government has confirmed the budget will include $18.3 million to replace the Numurkah hospital, in the state's north.
The hospital has been forced to operate out of a series of tents and a portable building since it was damaged in last year's floods.
The Member for the Northern Victorian region, Wendy Lovell, says the funding will give the town the latest in medical facilities.
"Not only replacing the acute services there, but also adding, for the first time, a dental health service to the hospital," he said.
"This commitment shows that the Napthine Government not only understands, but (also) cares about the needs of country communities."
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Title: John W. Schmid Oral History Photograph Collection
Dates: 1900-1922
Collection Number: 00032-FO-10
Quantity: 18 items
Abstract: Photographs copied from personal collection of John W. Schmid during his Oral History Interview in Carrington (ND), Foster County. The interview can be found on Oral History Tape #350B.
Provenance: The North Dakota Oral History Project was undertaken by Larry Sprunk, with the cooperation of the North Dakota American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, the North Dakota Farmers Union, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota. The primary objective of the North Dakota Oral History Project was to conduct oral tape recorded interviews with North Dakotans who lived through the state's history and who could speak of this history from a first-hand basis. Interviewees were photographed at the time of their interviews. In addition, the project borrowed over 6,000 historical photographs which were copied and added to the State Historical Society's collection. Many interviewees also donated family histories, documents, letters, ledgers, books, and artifacts.
Property Rights: The State Historical Society of North Dakota owns the property rights to this collection.
Copyrights: Copyrights to this collection remain with the donor, publisher, author, or author's heirs. Researchers should consult the 1976 Copyright Act, Public Law 94-553, Title 17, U.S. Code or an archivist at this repository if clarification of copyright requirements is needed.
Access: This collection is open under the rules and regulations of the State Historical Society of North Dakota.
Citation: Researchers are requested to cite the collection title, collection number, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota in all footnote and bibliographic references.
00032-FO-10-01 Schmid brothers threshing 1900
00032-FO-10-02 Schmid brothers threshing 1900
00032-FO-10-03 House moved out to Leonard Schmid farm, Barlow (ND) 1920
00032-FO-10-04 Storm, Barlow (ND) 1922
00032-FO-10-05 Barlow (ND)
00032-FO-10-06 J. W. Schmid in Band, Barlow (ND) 1913
00032-FO-10-07 Schmid Brothers harvest operations ca. 1913
00032-FO-10-08 Schmid Brothers 40-80 Avery tractors threshing early 1900s
00032-FO-10-09 Schmid Brothers showing plowing, binding, threshing operations, Barlow (ND) in early 1900's
00032-FO-10-10 Schmid brothers Farming
00032-FO-10-11 J. W. Schmid threshing, Barlow (ND) early 1900s
00032-FO-10-12 Moved from Barlow (ND) to Sam Schmid farm, November 1916
00032-FO-10-13 J. G. Schmid Hardware in Barlow (ND)
00032-FO-10-14 Schmids dinner break 1900
00032-FO-10-15 Schmid brothers unmounting steam tractors and steam lift plow
00032-FO-10-16 Schmid Brothers showing plowing, binding, threshing operations, Barlow (ND) in early 1900's
00032-FO-10-17 Schmid Brothers showing plowing, binding, threshing operations, Barlow (ND) in early 1900's
00032-FO-10-18 John G. Schmid and family at home in Barlow (ND)
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Decision Making Processes - the Missiles of October
Harrison (1999), explains the dynamic process of decision making as a complex process, full of information, detours, uncertainty, fuzziness, and conflict. Though most decisions made in corporate America do not nearly reach the pinnacle of the decisions made by world leaders during the missile crisis, it still needs to be reviewed as a process we should understand if we are to make appropriate decisions as leaders in our own right.
In order to follow a decision making process, one must be aware of setting objectives. Objectives allow us to measure our success in accomplishing the organizational purpose (Harrison, 1999). President Kennedy had a number of objectives when he was first made aware of the potential for a national crisis. He was presented with photographic evidence that the Soviet Union had missiles in Cuba, which were a direct threat to the United States. In previous meetings, he was assured by the Soviet Union that this was not the case, however, American intelligence proved otherwise. His immediate reaction was for his own personal benefit. It was an election year and he wanted to win the election. By making the wrong decision, he could lose the faith of the American public. His objective changed as he learned more information from his committee, the public, and his own contacts with the Soviet Union. Win or lose the election, his major concern became avoiding a war. The potential outcomes of his decisions included finding American in the midst of a war, and potentially with a new president and government. Granted, his desire was for a peaceful resolution and to govern for four more years, however we can see how one decision has the ability to stream into so many other potential areas (Bazerman, 2005).
After an objective is determined, in this case, to avoid a war, the decision making processes demands that we search for alternatives. How can we avoid a war? During the many meetings conducted either with the president or without, it became apparent that some of the alternatives were going to be difficult to decide upon. The movie mentions blockades, quarantines, invasion, threats, and war. In addition, alternatives also involve informing the public and the world of the processes being considered, and to what degree should they be informed. Every decision made, leads to yet another decision, another problem or solution. The process becomes ineffective when responsible parties don't use known information, or ignore it and make haphazard decisions (Harrison, 1999).
Once alternatives are discovered, the next process must include the evaluation and comparison of these alternatives. To accomplish this, one must use the processes of judgment, bargaining, and analysis (Harrison, 1999). This process was not taken lightly during the movie. Every participant brought their own agendas to the table. Some worked in an effort to please the president, some to insure their own internal voices would be at rest (Bazerman, 2005). They all had different strengths and weaknesses and they all had different backgrounds and experience. This group needed to use all of their skills to the best of their ability in order to evaluate all of the potential alternatives to war. Oddly, some were apt to declare war even before all of the information was on the table. Had this been an individual's responsibility instead of a group decision, the wrong person...
References: Bazerman, M. (2006). Judgment in managerial decision-making. (6th ed.) New York: John Wiley & Sons.
Harrison, E. F. (1999) The managerial decision-making process. (5th ed.) Boston: Houghton Mifflin
Page, A. (Director) (1974). The missiles of October [Motion Picture]. (Available from MPI Media Group, 16101 South 108th Avenue, Orland Park, IL 60466).
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Internship @ Kaden Boriss, Gurgaon: Spacious Office, Corporate Law Research, No Stipend {S}
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Research on corporate laws and verification of various documents. Also you will be required to prepare one article on a topic given by one of the partners.
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Work environment is calm and peaceful. The partners are friendly, discipline is a must in the office.
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Learning while researching. So many new things will be put forth you that you will end up learning more about companies law than you could have ever learnt in college.
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No lunch. You will be required to order it from the cheap stalls outside.
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Company law has way more subject matter than what is taught at law schools.
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You can actually walk fifteen minutes from Oslo Central Station and dip your toe into the Oslofjord. The country is a natural wonderland with endless forest, rivers, lakes, wild nature and opulent fjords. And its citizens have a long established tradition of
preserving the ecosystems and wild nature through sweeping environmental policy to protect its generous gifts. Standing at the mouth of Oslofjord the seamless panorama is overwhelming. As if this breath taking view isn't amazing enough the architecture is streamlined in the style of Neo Scandinavian design. Very linear and contemporary.
Norwegians boast a strong penchant for the arts and theater. Coupled with a robust economy and practically zero crime makes Oslo the ideal place to whittle away a lifetime. The country is also cash rich due to the discovery of oil in the 70's and 80's. Which you get a chuncky piece of if you are lucky enough to have a Norwegian birth certificate.


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On Thursday The 1st of June our function group Lush Events had the opportunity to host an Autumn Themed Buffet Lunch at Angliss Restaurant. Our function was hosted for the people of Melbourne to enjoy the fine dining experience that Angliss Restaurant offers.
The team at Lush events consists of Lauren as our Administrator, Paulina our Front of House, Jess our Beverage coordinator and Hayley our stylist. We each had a role and requirements to fulfil that role prior to the Lunch.
Our Buffet consisted of great quality food that the guests loved and enjoyed. We had over 50 guests attend.
Jess our Beverage Coordinator's, Mock-tail strawberry paradise and Cocktail 'Autumn Breeze' was the highlight of the bar during the buffet lunch. The Strawberry Paradise mock tail was a hit and sold several times throughout the day. The refreshing and tasteful drinks went perfectly alongside the delicious food served throughout the buffet.
Paulina Our front house was in charge of running the ops class and ensuring that everything throughout the day ran smoothly. Paulina was cool, clam and collected and ensured that everyone had a great time through her service. She made sure everything was on time and in according with the running sheet.
Hayley our stylist developed her theme through our brief and incorporated the different elements of autumn through research and visual displays. Hayley's design was simple yet elegant through her white vase that had a soft orange bow tied around the top. The vase held flowers representing the various colours of autumn and planks of wood scattered round the room with autumn leaves. The overall design was simple but left an impact through its bright colours.
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DVD Review: The Doors "When You're Strange"
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Inscribed on Jim Morrison's Paris grave marker is a Latin phrase that, when translated to English, is said to mean "True to his Own Spirit." Morrison's estranged father, Admiral George C. Morrison, a man who admits to not really knowing his son the rock god all that well – something many in the Doors' inner circle can relate to – claims to have chosen those words on the advice of a former language teacher. The by-the-book Navy man, so different from his wild-child offspring, got it right with this farewell tribute.
So does The Doors documentary "When You're Strange," now out on DVD through Eagle Vision. Where Oliver Stone's feature bio-pic, "The Doors," infamously played fast and loose with the facts, failed in epic fashion to capture the dark, mysterious essence of that most enigmatic and alluringly surreal of late-'60s, early –'70s counter-culture bands, this Tom DiCillo directed effort is unfailing in its quest for the truth. That is to say that it's almost always on point whether reciting what really happened in The Doors' brief, but incendiary, heydays in astonishingly rich and visually captivating detail or re-creating the swirling madness that swallowed up one cult hero and three serious musicians who, as guitarist Robby Krieger put it, made music that was more "symbolic than straight to the point."
Of course, it helps to have a wealth of never-before-seen archival footage at your disposal. What's your pleasure? Beguiling, and often riotous and unpredictable, live performances, some of it from landmark moments in Doors' history, including the Miami incident and more of Morrison's very public brushes with the law? What about candid vintage interviews with Morrison, Krieger, Ray Manzarek and John Densmore in which they try to explain the unexplainable, namely how their hypnotic music actually makes sense? There's even film of The Doors at leisure and offstage rehearsals, of members' lives before the band, plus Morrison's prophetic movie of his own afterlife, a high-speed journey through a desert in a Mustang Cobra into the great unknown. Were that all there was to "When You're Strange" it would be merely a funhouse of disparate images. What sets "When You're Strange" apart is how artfully DiCillo and company pull it all together, with Doors' songs like the funereal dirge "The End," the ramshackle, carnival of sound that doubles as the film's title, and other hits from the catalog gnashing their teeth above the surreal dreamscape of well-edited imagery.And then there's Johnny Depp's deadpan narration, reminiscent of that of Martin Sheen in "Apocalypse Now." Suitably dry and unobtrusive, Depp breathes gloom and tension into a script that, thankfully, offers a fairly in-depth and intelligent study of the musical chemistry of Manzarek, Krieger and Densmore before digging, with appropriate respect and very little sensationalism, into Morrison's writings, his descent into alcoholism and its divisive effect on the band, and, ultimately, the cloudy circumstances surrounding his death in Paris. Add in intimate and revealing interviews with Morrison's father, recorded prior to his death in 2008, and his sister, and what you get is a documentary that is dreamy, intoxicating and pure cinematic poetry.
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Aleksandar Mitrovic has become the hero for Newcastle again when he scored two goals against Preston North End yesterday at Deepdale that give us a very difficult 2-1 win.
And four days ago at St. James' Park he scored another two good goals and was the returning hero in the demolition of Preston by a score of 6-0.
After surprisingly losing to Wolves at home the last time we won 6-0 (at QPR), this time we managed to keep our win streak going and it is now up to 7 wins in all competitions.
Long may it continue.
Aleksandar Mitrovic scores Newcastle's first goal
The 24 times capped Serbian International (6 goals) has talked about the team and the character of the side which goes to make up what is a great team spirit at Newcastle United this season.
This is what Mitro said after the game:
he 22 year-old "The best thing was that we won as a team." "We won and got three points."
"This was a hard away game, and a lot of teams will lose points here, for sure." "We showed good character and that we learned from last season."
"We had a good mentality and a little bit of luck, but if you want to win every game you need a bit of luck."
"It's important we keep going. We have a few more days to prepare for the next game."
"It was a good ball from Ritchie for the second goal." "I had a bit of luck that the defender didn't react like he wanted to."
"I knew the game would be hard and I wouldn't have a lot of chances, so I tried to focus. I had two chances and I scored, so it was good."
Newcastle are still 3 points above second-placed Brighton & Hove Albion, but we gained 3 points yesterday on both Norwich City and Huddersfield Town, who were taken apart 5-0 on the road yesterday at Brighton and Fulham respectively.
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banjax – Re Post
October 30, 2016
Oh things have turned around for the best since May 2016. In just five months the turn around at our club is nothing short of spectacular. The change at Newcastle was always about ambition, raising the sights of the club for better management, players and crucially, an owner who could change his ways and it's so far, so good. My thoughts have turned (from our relegation in May 16) to our prospective promotion in May 17 and the now infamous flying message from Sunderland fans gloating over our demise. No need to say anymore about what goes around, comes around as far as they are concerned and the despicable way they treated Newcastle and the supporters. No doubt we'll see what comes around for those nasty minded individuals, but the current on pitch performance by their players leaves them pretty much up sh-t creek. Oh how things change. Howay the Lads !!
Without being xenophobic which some bloggers will no doubt claim but I'm wondering whether the fact that we now have a squad (more than we have ever had in recent seasons) of native English speakers has helped to forge a greater collective bond between the players.
It surely must ease communications within the squad and help those who are learning the language and assimilate into the culture of the club, city and country.
Cardiff next and our hero will be back on the bench I reckon if Gayle is fit again
On the Ritchie suspension .com seem to be the only ones with him on 5 yellows but doesn't mean they are wrong (though I can't recall a player getting a yellow without actually getting a yellow but footballs an odd game) doesn't really matter though Atsu will come in and have another chance to shine
Sunderland have been a relegation just waiting to happen for quite a few seasons.
A club can't bounce around the bottom of the league year in and year out without eventually bouncing out altogether.
The directors of Sunderland must look at their northern neighbours and realize that sometimes you have to take a few steps back, reorganize and rejuvenate before stepping confidently forward.
Oh right aye I saw theirs how did they know he was booked if there was no card shown though? And why did no one else see it? Haha
As I say not that important Atsu looks very good too so set the lad on very much struggling Cardiff (I now eagerly wait for someone to drag up some stat that says this will be a difficult game for us)
I had Brighton down as our biggest rival at the beginning of the season I saw their match as our biggest test (but they didn't turn up disappointingly) so I look forward to going up against them again
I'd quite like to see Norwich go up aswell we tend to get good games against them but they are looking shaky since their easy start to the season ended
Can't see Rafa selling Lascelles. He knows his potential and that he'll be worth double that after a season in the Pl. He's still young and only going to get better.
The only people I know in the north east who are anti Rafa are mackems. Top of the table and in sight of a cup semi final? Why on earth would any Mag be anti Rafa? TOF maybe you could tell us why you're anti Rafa? The anti Ashley thing is based on years of failure, I get that, but why Rafa?
Just watched the highlights on (recorded) championship Channel 5 programme. What a SMB that Gray is- presumably if Sunderland had dropped points due to a penalty decision in the 98th minute he would have complained about the referee's added time. I notice there was just a little joke from Rafa about all that extra tim, nothing else. I thought Preston were rather dirty in the cup game up here – sounds like they continued the goofball / physical approach down there as well.
We've just won away at a team who've beaten a lot of top sides recently – can't be bad.
I would have rather stayed in Prem rather than be relegated , am pretty sure Rafa already had control of transfers etc then – didn't take relegation for players to jump ship – maybe Townsend would have stayed but Sissoko and Gino would have left anyway and Rafa could have rebuilt
Still, nice to be winning all these games and a feel good factor around the club … how very different to mackems who already look like a team relegated abd unlikely they'll be able to bounce back – can see them doing a Portsmouth


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Whisky was introduced to Japan by Masataka Taketsuru, who went to Scotland to study organic chemistry in 1918. He fell in love with whisky, and returned to Japan to establish the country's first whisky distillery. Famous brands today include Yamazaki and Hibiki. "Local whiskies [called Ji-Whiskies] like White Oak Akashi, produced by Eigashima, are also popular, as these producers tend not to be commercialised," Masa says.
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