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new color challenge with ColourQ!
Hope you play along with us at ColourQ!
I pulled out a new stamp set from Paper Smooches, Smooches! I stemped the 'xoxo' sentiment with shabby pink ink, cyan ink and curry ink from Color Box. The black ink is from memento. I scattered some enamel dots from Recollections.
I followed the sketch from CAS(E) this Sketch
and also playing along with the Guest Designer Search for Paper Smooches
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Latest News
3 of 4 Kentucky photographers get out of jail
Minneapolis authorities on Wednesday released three of four Kentucky photographers who were arrested and charged with rioting while covering a street demonstration at the Republican National Convention earlier this week.
The Kentuckians said they planned to start for home later Wednesday, though they were still trying to get a fourth photographer released and recover cameras and other possessions confiscated by police.
James Winn, Ed Matthews and Britney McIntosh, all associated with the Kentucky Kernel student newspaper at the University of Kentucky, were arrested Monday afternoon, along with Nathan Weber, a graduate of Western Kentucky University's photojournalism program.
Winn, Matthews and McIntosh were released from custody Wednesday morning and the felony rioting charges against them were dropped "pending further investigation," said Chuck Samuelson, executive director of the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union.
"I expect that the charges will stay dropped and that will be the end of it," Samuelson said.
Weber, however, remained in jail late Wednesday afternoon, and the others were trying to arrange $1,000 bail for him, Winn said by cell phone from Minneapolis.
Weber, who is charged with gross misdemeanor rioting, apparently suffered cuts or scratches to his face when he was arrested, according to Samuelson and Winn. Samuelson said the ACLU is trying to get the charge against Weber dropped.
The Minnesota ACLU has offered to provide legal assistance for the Kentuckians and about 340 other people who have been arrested since the convention began, Samuelson said.
Winn is the photo adviser to the Kentucky Kernel; Matthews and McIntosh are student photographers.
Kernel Editor Brad Luttrell said the three were not on assignment for the newspaper, but had gone to Minneapolis to gain the professional experience of covering a national political convention. They apparently planned to publish their written observations and some of their pictures on a blog linked to the Kernel's Web site.
Weber has been photographing the convention on a free-lance basis.
Matthews said Wednesday that he, Winn, McIntosh and Weber were taking pictures of street demonstrators about a block from the Republican convention site when they became caught up in a mass arrest about 5 p.m. Monday.
"There were kids in the street causing a big scene and riot police were trying to get them to disperse," he said. "We saw that things were getting pretty bad and we tried to get out ... but the police kind of corralled everybody in a parking lot, told us to get on the ground and started tying handcuffs on us."
Matthews said he displayed two media badges and told the officer handcuffing him that he was with the news media, to no avail.
"There were people with cameras getting arrested left and right," he said.
Matthews said he thought Minneapolis police probably handled the situation aggressively because some other demonstrators had smashed windows and slashed police car tires earlier Monday.


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This time I am reviewing artist Matt Elliott's new release The Broken Man. Matt Elliott is from Bristol and has released loads of records and CDs under both his own name and as Third Eye Foundation and as a member of other bands but this is the first time I have ever heard him and he is very good. I am reviewing this record at home again because of my accident but I am getting better so hope to get back to The Gate soon; my legs still ache but I can walk a few steps now. I've had lots of visitors too because it was my birthday so that has been nice - I'm 68 now which is alright but I am starting to feel a bit old.
But back to the music which starts of with a song called Oh, How We Fell which is very interesting and a good song to listen to. The song starts off with acoustic guitar which sounds very like spanish flamenco guitar to me - It is very soft music and this is a bit of a change from the records I have reviewed recently because they have been very noisy and this record is more quiet and peaceful. After quite a while (it's a long song) of this lovely guitar Matt starts to sing and he has a very nice voice which goes with the guitar very well and reminds me a bit of american country and western and folk music - I like his way of singing very much though it is a bit hard to make out the words at times but that's okay and I think if I listen over a few times I'll be able to make out what he's singing There are some violins which come in whilst Matt is singing and a bit later a choir starts singing and sounds a bit like a choir would if somebody had died. I suppose it is quite a sad sounding song and so are all of the songs on this record but they are still very nice to listen to because they make me feel peaceful.
The next song is called Please Please Please and starts off with more of the lovely guitar and then lots of voices start up groaning a bit like Zombies in a horror film. It is a very short song with no words in it but I like that it's just a short groany song.
Dust, Flesh and Bones is the next up and is about what it feels like to be alone so it is another sad song because sometimes it isn't very nice being on your own. I don't mind being on my own that much though because I just get on with listening to my music and watching my DVDs and videos and when I'm on my own I can do as I like. I like to have my friends around me too though especially Geoff, Ray, Ashley and Nick who are my best friends though I have loads of others and I wouldn't want to be without them.
Next is How to Kill a Rose which is another short instrumental with groaning in it but not as much as on the last one and after this is a song called If Anyone Tells Me "It's Better to Have Loved and Lost Than to Never Have Loved at All" I Will Stab Them in the Face which is a very long song title and a bit funny. I've never been in love with anyone so I don't know what it's like but I wish I had of had a girlfriend even if i did split up with her because I'm sure I would've got over it quick enough. It's a bit of a shame that i've never had a girlfriend as that would've been nice, i'd have liked to have gone out with Jayne Mansfield or Diana Dors or someone like that but I don't think I'd find someone like that now I'm 68. On this song the music is a bit different because rather than guitar the main instrument is piano though there is quite a bit of violin in it and the odd church bell as well. After about five minutes of this music (this is another long song) Matt starts singing for a bit but there is not much singing on this one and it is mainly just an instrumental track. I liked this one as it reminded me a bit of the classical music they played in the Royal Albert Hall when I went there once for a Christmas concert a couple of years back.
After this very long piano song it goes back to a short song played on guitar called This is For... There is a very nice bit of fast guitar playing with more groany singing on this one which reminded me of those russian dancers that spin on their feet - I like this type of dancing very much and would love to be able to do it.
The last song is called The Pain That is Yet to Come and it sounds a bit like a love song because it sounds like he is singing to a girl. I guess though because it's called The Pain That is Yet to Come that it might be about worrying about a relationship breaking up. I think a lot of the songs on this record might be about break-ups so maybe Matt Elliot is worried about his own relationship or has just broken up with someone. If this is true then I feel sorry for him and wish him the best of luck.
Overall I thought this record to be very sad but very good to listen to because the music on it was very well played and nice and relaxing so it will be nice to listen to late at night when I'm winding down a bit. I would give this record 10 out of 10.
Note from The Gate: Thanks to Ed from Dense.de for providing us with the CD to review.


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A wrongly deported US citizen who was missing for nearly three months in Mexico ate out of garbage cans, bathed in rivers and was repeatedly turned away by US border agents when he tried to return to California, his family said.
Pedro Guzman, 29, was picked up at the Calexico border crossing over the weekend and released to his family on Tuesday.
Guzman was shaking, stuttering and appeared traumatized, his family said at a news conference. The family said it planned to seek medical attention for Guzman, who was not at the news conference.
"They took him whole, but only returned half of him to me," his mother, Maria Carbajal, said in Spanish while crying. "The government is responsible for this."
The family had been searching for Guzman in Tijuana since he was deported on May 11.
They said Guzman told them on Tuesday that he had tried to return to the US several times but was turned away. He walked more than 160km to Calexico, the family said.
"The border guards told him to `stop playing around,'" said Michael Guzman, the man's brother.
Authorities and the family have presented conflicting versions of how Guzman was deported.
He served about 20 days of a 120-day jail term for a misdemeanor trespassing violation when he was deported to Mexico, authorities said. Immigration and sheriff's officials have said Guzman told them he was an illegal immigrant and turned over to media the voluntary deportation papers allegedly signed by Guzman.
The family said Guzman was mentally disabled -- a claim the government has contested -- and was possibly confused by the paperwork. Guzman's relatives sued the Department of Homeland Security and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department in federal court in June, claiming Guzman was an American and had been wrongfully deported.
The American Civil Liberties Union, which filed the lawsuit, has said it has a copy of Guzman's birth certificate showing he was born at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center.
In the lawsuit, the family said he was asked about his immigration status in jail and responded that he was born in California.
Sometime after that, the Sheriff's Department identified him as a non-citizen, obtained his signature for voluntary removal from the US and turned him over to US immigration for deportation.


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Vestiges of ancient manners and customs, discoverable in modern Italy and Sicily (1832) by the Rev. John James Blunt is a compilation of Rev. Blunt's observations on the culture of the Mezzogiorno region compared with texts describing that of antiquity. While Rev. Blunt, an Englishman, tends toward a tone at once condescending and titillated, many of his observations are worth reading. Chapters:
I. Introductory Remarks II. On Saints III. On the Virgin IV. On the Festival of S. Agatha at Catania V. On the Churches of Italy and Sicily VI. On the Religious Services and Ceremonies of the Italians and Sicilians VII. On the mendicant Monks VIII. On sacred Dramas IX. On the Dramatic Nature of the Ceremonies of the Church of Italy X. On Charms XI. On the Burial of the Dead XII. On the Agriculture of Italy XIII. On the Towns, Houses, Utensils, &c. Of the Italians and Sicilians XIV. On the Ordinary Habits, Food, and Dress, of the Italians and Sicilians XV. Miscellaneous Coincidences of Character between the ancient and modern Italians
It is available through the grace of archive.org for reading and download here.


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Robert Downey Jr.
Robert Downey Jr.Birthday: 1965-04-04 | Place of Birth: Manhattan, New York, USA
Robert John Downey, Jr. (born April 4, 1965) is an American actor. Downey made his screen debut in 1970, at the age of five, when he appeared in his father's film Pound, and has worked consistently in film and television ever since. During the 1980s he had roles in a series of coming of age films associated with the Brat Pack. Less Than Zero (1987) is particularly notable, not only because it was the first time Downey's acting would be acknowledged by critics, but also because the role pushed Downey's already existing drug habit one step further. After Zero, Downey started landing roles in bigger films such as Air America (1990), Soapdish (1991) and Natural Born Killers (1994). He played Charlie Chaplin in the 1992 film Chaplin, for which he received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor.
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Why Use Deep Drop Lights?
Deep drop lights are used to attract fish that inhabit depth of 300ft and below such as yellow eyes, tile fish, swordfish, escolar, groupers, snappers, etc. The theory behind deep drop lights is to imitate bioluminescent prey.
At sea, the color spectrum dissipates underwater of approximately:
Red - 15 feet
Orange - 30 feet
Yellow - 65 feet
Green - 98 feet
Blue - 197 feet
The portion of water that carries sufficient sunlight to support photosynthesis is called the euphotic (daylight) zone. Below this, where light beings to fade, is the disphotic (twilight) zone. The twilight zone ranges from 650ft to 3,500ft and is a deep blue-green pigment as sunlight diminishes. Thriving in this range of depth are all forms of bioluminescent marine life such as fish, squid, jellyfish, krill, etc. (See video below of a squid changing color)
Deep Drop Light:
The best deep drop lights are those with rigid exterior that will not implode easily. Over the years cylume sticks have been replaced with battery operated deep drop lights, and even more recently, water activated deep drop lights. These lights can withstand the water pressure around 2,000ft. The newest water active lights, such as the Gotcha BiteLite and the Mega Gotcha BiteLite, have an internal battery pack and are solidly encased allowing them to withstand water pressure down to 3,000ft.
The best deep drop light color is still a matter of preference. There is no evidence that suggest that any color or color combination has a better effect in the deep. But given that each color is carried by a different wavelength, perhaps this is why most fishermen prefer a flashing RGB (red, green, blue or disco) light combination. The red provides a longer wavelength that dissipates quickly where the green is a shorter wavelength with less dissipation while the blue is an even shorter wavelength with an intense pulse. But overall, color is the angler's preference as success has been reported on all solid and color combinations over time.
Names for Sword Fish by Region:
Spanish - Emperador , Italian - Pesce Spade , Portuguese - Espada, Espadarte , French - Espadon, Russian - Meda, Japanese - Mekajiki
Rigging a Gotcha BiteLite in a Squid.
Sword Fish Geography:
Sword fish can be found the waters of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans and typically residing in the range of 650-2,000ft, although it is believed they can swim to much greater depth. They can withstand temperatures from 40 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. This fish adapts to the cold by isolating the heat in its body to maintain its brain temperature warm in the frigid depths.
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I am observing this in WRKSYSSTS
Jobs in system . . . . . : 371261.In WRKOUTQ
No is much .What it menas ?? is there any impact in my server .previews days i am CLROUTQ in every 6 Hrs .Now i need to exicuting the job inbetween 3 to 4 hrs
As suggested before, you need to watching WRKACTJOB to determine what SBS they are in. Since you are getting that many spoolfiles, where are they coming from (a big clue). Is your disk space getting used up as quickly?
Have someone started doing something new (a programmer testing something new?, A user trying new menu options) or have you made recent changes to the system?
Per the help text for the WRKSYSSTS:
Jobs in System - HelpThe total number of user and system jobs that are currently in the system. The total includes:


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Nathan Peterson of Mashpee, Mass. has earned a spot on the 2017 Worcester Polytech Men's Soccer Team
The Engineers, who are predicted to place sixth in the competitive NEWMAC, opens the season Friday afternoon versus Worcester State at home.
Last year's lineup Men's Soccer posted a 9-4-4 record overall for the program's sixth consecutive winning season.
For more about WPI Athletics visit athletics.wpi.edu
About Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Founded in 1865 in Worcester, Mass., WPI is one of the nation's first engineering and technology universities. Its 14 academic departments offer more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in science, engineering, technology, business, the social sciences, and the humanities and arts, leading to bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. WPI's talented faculty work with students on interdisciplinary research that seeks solutions to important and socially relevant problems in fields as diverse as the life sciences and bioengineering, energy, information security, materials processing, and robotics. Students also have the opportunity to make a difference to communities and organizations around the world through the university's innovative Global Projects Program. There are more than 40 WPI project centers throughout the Americas, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Europe.
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I was first acquainted with The Thirteenth Tale when I won a contest on author Mindy McGinnis's blog, Writer, Writer, Pants on Fire. The prize was a book of my choice, and Mindy (a school librarian by day) helpfully suggested several titles, including this one. Billed as "a classic gothic," I was a little nervous that it might be Victoria Holt-like, but after checking it out on Amazon.com and Goodreads, I decided to risk it.
Margaret Lea works in her father's antique book shop, emotionally isolated and obsessed to a fairly unhealthy degree with her dead identical twin. Vida Winter is a reclusive famous writer, emotionally isolated and obsessed to a fairly unhealthy degree with her own dead identical twin. In her dotage and facing a terminal illness, Vida has finally decided to share her mysterious life story, and she wants Margaret to be the one to write it down. Off on the moors (okay, that much was stereotypical), Margaret is fascinated by Vida's twisted tale, but echoes of her own life story inevitably start to resonate. Shadows and foreshadows of Jane Eyre, a mystery of birth, and twins who just won't stay dead grip the reader until the last few pages, where the author takes great (and satisfying) pains to wrap up every little detail. I couldn't put it down.
Maybe I was just tired (it was four-thirty in the morning when I finished the book), but even with the care that the author took to tie up loose ends, there was one detail that remained unexplained for me. Whose initials were IAR? Not whose I thought they would be, which begs the question: Was it a typo, or was Emmeline a serial diary thief? If you read it, I'd be interested to know your thoughts.
Thank you, Mindy, good pick.
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Blue Capital Management Ltd., the now Sompo Holdings owned specialist insurance and reinsurance investment manager, has had a motion approved by its shareholders which will see its stock exchange listed ILS fund renamed from the Blue Capital Global Reinsurance Fund Limited to the Blue Capital Alternative Income Fund Limited.
The ILS investment manager had proposed the name change earlier this year and the motion was voted on by shareholders at its recent annual general meeting.
The Directors of the Blue Capital Global Reinsurance Fund, which is listed and available to investors via the London and Bermuda stock exchanges, had consulted with the ILS manager and decided that a name change would assist in promoting the reinsurance linked investment fund.
The decision to change the name was taken so as to better reflect the relatively uncorrelated nature of ILS and reinsurance returns compared to other asset classes and to emphasise the dividend component of the return, which the Directors of the fund believe to be attractive.
At the recent AGM a majority of the shareholders voted in favour of the name change.
Given the listed ILS and reinsurance funds like this one are targeted at a more high-net worth retail type of investor base, rather than purely institutional, the new name will likely resonate better and perhaps assist with marketing of the Blue Capital fund to new investors.
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London Embassy of Israel has been the scene to widespread protests against the violent policies of Zionists against the Palestinians. A small group of Israel supporters rallied in response to express their support for the Jewish occupants.
The protests took place after the tensions escalated in the occupied lands following the installation of entrance gates at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. The security measures were claimed to be expanded after a series of security tensions in Jerusalem have led to the death of two Israeli security guards and 3 Palestinians.
Holding up banners reading "save al-Aqsa" and chanting "shame on you!", protesters in London asked for the freedom of Palestinians in their homelands and termination of expanding the security condition in Jerusalem. Footage from the rallies shows the protesters firing up the flag of Israel.
The small group of Israel supporters at the zone held up Israeli flags in response. At another side of the rally, children were seen kicking and jumping over Israeli flags and showing anger at the Israeli use of violence against Palestinian civilians.
At some points, the two sides of protests were starting to clash. Violence was prevented by the British security forces. Pro-Palestinian groups continued rallying for hours asking from people across the world to stand up for the oppressed people in Palestine.
Such huge numbers arrived in London to protest Israel's seige of al-Aqsa that it took over the streets pic.twitter.com/h03DQSJvGe
— Days of Palestine (@DaysofPalestine) July 22, 2017
Metal detectors were installed in both entries of Al-Aqsa mosque, the third sacred place for Muslims, last week. Palestinians harshly opposed the measure calling for the quick removing of the gates. Jerusalem is home to the sacred place of three major religions; Islam, Christianity and Judaism. Being located far close to one another, the place has been the instigator of a great deal of violence so far.
As a result of the new measures, the new wave of demonstrations erupted with dozens of Palestinian victims in the last 3 days. Reports also indicate that "Israeli police said they used riot gear to disperse dozens of Palestinians who threw stones and bottles at them. Television footage showed police throwing stun grenades and using a water cannon to break up the crowd."
The Palestinians find Netanyahu responsible for the condition as the new gates were ordered by him. They held their prayers outside Al-Aqsa Mosque throughout the previous week announcing that they will not pass through the gates to get in the mosque. The Palestinian Authority also announced the suspension of any sort of contacts with Israeli official till the gates are removed.
Leaders across the world, including Israel allies like Trump, asked for the de-escalation of the tensions in Jerusalem. The rise of a new uprising in Palestine is feared by western powers to turn into another Intifada. With supports from Londoners and potential other parts of the world, Israel will most probably set back and accept the abolishment of the gates for the time being
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UK complains to Twitter over withdrawal of access to user data
LONDON – Britain has protested to Twitter over restricting the government's access to data, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday.
The Telegraph newspaper, citing industry sources, said Twitter had withdrawn access to information which helped the police and intelligence agencies identify plots as part of the social media firm's efforts to stop user data being used for surveillance.
"We are protesting this decision. We are in talks with Twitter on getting access to this data," the spokesman told reporters. He added that social media companies needed to play a role in the government's fight against terrorism.
Twitter was not immediately available for comment. –Reuters


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I listened to a live town hall with Gina McCarthy of the EPA this week.
During her opening statement, she asked that people who care about climate change and green house gas emissions submit a comment on the proposed carbon pollution standards for new power plants. They are getting a lot of comments and she wants to hear from us. You can find information on how to comment here. The site notes that this is a different proposal than the 2012 EPA proposal and that comments from that proposal are not being applied this one, you have to comment again.
The call was organized by the Environmental Defense Fund and they had 15,000 people on the phone. I was pleased to hear them say that the White House feels strongly that the EDF is doing great work. Apparently an EDF Fellow was in the box with Michelle Obama for the State of the Union.
One listener asked "What can we do about all the natural gas getting into the air from fracking?" Administrator McCarthy said that the EDF has been doing a lot of work gathering data on this that is very helpful to her agency. She went on to say that we know there is a lot of methane going into the air from natural gas and oil wells. There is a rule that new and re-fracked wells have to do "Green completions" which means they have to capture the volatile compounds that are coming out of the wells. They are also looking at how they can find out where there is leakage in the system and how they can correct it. The Presidents' Climate Action Plan directs all departments to look into the release of methane from everywhere, and what can be done about it.
Methane is 84 times more potent at warming the atmosphere than carbon dioxide for the first 20 years it is released. Dealing with methane is a good way to deal with near time/short term results of climate change.
Gina asked people to please take their children and grandchildren outside to play. Children need to learn to appreciate and connect with nature and this happens from going outside. Teach them to appreciate nature outside and the nighttime sky as well.
Giving your input on proposed standards is a good way to directly influence large decisions and to push back against the big oil and coal companies. Please take a few minutes before you head out to comment on the proposed standards. Comments can be made until March 10, 2014, but it is advised that comments received before February 7, 2014 will have more impact due to the Paperwork Reduction Act (no, I didn't understand that either).
Happy Greening!


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United Nations (United States) (AFP) - Governments that crack down on migrants are only harming themselves, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned Thursday ahead of UN talks on a global response to migration boycotted by the United States.
Guterres presented a report to the General Assembly on ways to address the plight of the 258 million international migrants, some of whom are trapped in legal limbo.
"Authorities that erect major obstacles to migration - or place severe restrictions on migrants' work opportunities - inflict needless economic self-harm," Guterres said.
"They impose barriers to having their labor needs met in an orderly, legal fashion."
"Worse still, they unintentionally encourage illegal migration," he said.
President Donald Trump's administration is threatening to deport thousands of immigrants who came to the United States illegally as children and were allowed to stay under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which Trump has since scrapped.
UN member-states will next month open negotiations on a global compact for migration that would encourage governments to offer more legal venues for migrants, but the United States will not be at the table.
US Ambassador Nikki Haley cited concerns over sovereignty, saying "our decisions on immigration policies must always be made by Americans and Americans alone", even though the document is non-binding.
Calls for stronger cooperation to address migration followed the 2015 refugee and migrant crisis in Europe, when countries were overwhelmed by the flow from Syria and Libya.
The total number of international migrants has grown by 49 percent since 2000 and now represents 3.4 percent of the world's population, according to the United Nations.
The majority of migrants move across borders legally, but Guterres warned in his report that climate change and demographic trends will lead to a further spike in migration in the future.
Describing migration as a "positive global phenomenon," Guterres called for greater international cooperation to protect vulnerable migrants.
The global compact will be adopted in December at a conference in Morocco.


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Guild of One-Name Studies
One-name studies, Genealogy
Study: Westaway
Variants: Westway
Category: 1 - A study where research using core genealogical datasets and transcriptions is in its early stages.
Website: www.westawayfamily.co.uk/
Contact: Mrs Sheila Yeo
All Westaway Family members descend from probably one source. The first mention of the name was in the 15th century and for several hundreds of years they lived mainly in one area around Okehampton, Devon, mainly in the parishes of South Tawton, Belstone, Inwardleigh and Sampford Courtenay
The Westaways were a typical rural England family, living in one small area of Devon for centuries. What is unique is the research, Bob Westaway's extraction of the early Manorial records of Sampford Courtenay, the many early wills and poor law records have given us an amazing insight into their lives from 1500 - 1850. The Distribution Map of the Westaway Name from 1524 - 1674 shows clearly the name was predominantly found around the Okehampton area of Devon.
The manorial deeds as listed in the Westaway Chronicle start as early as 1504 with a John Westaway at Lydcott, Belstone, Devon and by the mention of many of the names it appears that the Westaways held this property for a number of years and it is quite probable that the Inwardleigh Westaways came via a son of this John who may have married an Ellis hence the name Elyce that appears frequently in the early Inwardleigh Westaways. There are many incidences of Reddaway, Westaway & Ellis marriages and as most of them were farmers or trades connected to farming, such as tanners or weavers, initially these farms changed hands according to whom they married. Some of the farms mentioned in the manorial deeds are Apple Donford, Boscombe, Coombe, Coscombe, Donaford, Golberton, East Cliston, Ventown, Honeycott, Mollis More, Northwood, Radcomb, Reddaway, Lydcott and Arscott. The Westaway's living in Plymouth during the 1600's, were from the Okehampton area but moved there to take advantage of the new exciting exploration of New England. One John Westaway is named as a supplier of goods in the early Newfoundland records and it is probable the branch around Cornworthy were also involved in this trade, supplying meat and provisions. The wool from the sheep was used for serge weaving and most of this was done by the wives in their little cottages and this would also have been exported to New England for clothing as well as being used by the local community. Some of the Westaways in Belstone were thatchers, others butchers, and one branch living in South Tawton in the early 1700's were physicians and druggists.
Some Notable Westaways are :-
Julia Westaway (1820 - 1901) whose picture is at the top of the page. She used her inheritance money to finance charity projects such as educating Jersey boys to become gardeners and fruit growers and clothing for the orphans in Dr Barnado's home at Teighmore, Gorey, She also presented a painting by John H Lander called 'Assize d'Heritage' to the States of Jersey and this now hangs in the Court House, When she died she left everything, (an estate worth £80,000 - £90,000) to charity. Julia gave £10 to the founding of the Creche for poor children in St Helier and £4,000 towards its maintenance, She left money to set up a charity to provide 'poor christian childrenwith shoes' and to this day most Jersey schools have a cupboard full of Gym shoes provided by Julia. The will was contested by her nephew John on the grounds she was senile at the time the will was written, however he failed to win and the money went towards helping the poor children of Jersey.
John Nathaniel Westaway - sister of Julia. John Nathaniel died in 1870 when the ship he was sailing in was in a collision of the coast of Jersey. . It was Mr Westaway who very humanely assisted in saving Miss Clara Godfrey of Jersey and the last man who left the ship said that no person exceeded in coolness and courage or in attempts to save passengers than Mr Westaway.. It was certain that Mr Westaway and Mr Kinlock might have saved themselves if they had preferred their own safety to that of others. Mr J. N. Westaway, at his last moment when standing on the ill-fated ship, and asked to get into the boat of rescue, exclaimed 'No, I am in God's hands'. A Monument to this tragedy was erected in 1871 in St Helier, Jersey. Money was also raised by public subscription for a memorial to John Nathaniel Westaway. It has a stone base with a cast relief of the head of John Nathaniel on the side, Above this is a large cast dolphin entwined around and anchor. The whole appears to have been designed as a fountain although never used as one, It originally stood by the weighbridge, but was later moved to be on the Victoria Pier beside the Harvey Memorial. John was also a public figure and at the time of his death the President of the Jersey United Club, where his portrait hangs above an upstairs fireplace.
Harry Westaway,sen, Harry Westaway,jun & Bill Westaway of Belstone, Devon and "Tom Pearse" It was whilst Baring-Gould was seeking old people who could recall the words and music of the old Devon songs, around 1880, that he first received the words of 'Tom Pearce' from Harry. These words were written down by Baring-Gould in Harry's farm of Priesticott, in Belstone. . Baring-Gould used to ride up from Lew to pursue his researchs on northern Dartmoor, which he reached by following the wild ways of the Tavy, the less famous but beautiful Amicombe, and the Brimbrook. In a heather bank near the head waters of the lonely Bambrook, he had a chache of mineral waters and biscuits, replenished weekly by the Westaway family. The arrangement continued for many years, and was ended only by Baring-Gould's death in 1924. The Westaways, father and sons, were also employed by him to mark or cut tracks through the peat-veins, over wide areas of which no horse can pass. The most ambitious of these pioneering experiments was being planned when he died.
Westaway & Westaway Stores, Great Russell Street, Knightsbridge, London, one of London's oldest specialist Scottish Knitwear retailers. Sometime in the early 1900's Frederick Charles Westaway & Henry Mark Westaway moved to London from Devon. Frederick Charles married Louisa Bromby in 1906 in Lambeth and their three children, Frederick Charles, born 1906, John Christopher, born 1913 and Raymond Mark, born 1920, were all born there. Henry Mark married Dorothy Narina Elliot in 1918 in St George Hanover Square but they had no chldren. When the business of Westaway & Westaway was established it seems from Henry Mark's will that he was a major share holder and that John Christopher was the entrepreneur behind the business. Henry was a Textile Merchant and died in 1968 and was then living at 4, Henty Avenue, Dawlish, Devon. His estate was worth £67,907.00.
Westaway Sausages - these delicious sausages are sold in many major stores such as Tesco. The name was chosen when Steve Turtin bought the butchery business from Dennis Westaway. Dennis descends from the Belstone Westaways and is still making his famous hogs puddings in the factory even though he is now nearly 90 years of age.
Robert Cecil Westaway author of The Westaway Chronicle and one of the founder members of the Westaway research. After his retirement in 1985 he decided to trace his Westaway family tree and recorded this in the book, The Westaway Chronicle which is a brilliant documentation of the early family and includes extracts from the Sampford Courtenay Court Rolls.
Roger Dart Westaway - He emigrated to Prince Edward Island in Canada in 1820 and was the progenator of many eminent Westaways in Canada. They were farmers & shipbuilder and later senators & surgeons.
Alan Westaway, actor recently starring in The Bill and has appeared in many other television programmes and theatres.
Dr. David Westaway, descendant of the Sampford Courtenay Westaway family, now of the University of Toronto,Centre for Research in Neurodegenerative Diseases, is a molecular biologist with a special interest in the use of genetically-engineered 'transgenic' mice to recreate and decipher human neurologic disorders. He obtained a first class degree in Biochemistry from the University of Sussex, England. He than went on to complete his PhD at St Mary's Hospital Medical School, University of London, under the guidance of Prof. Bob Williamson FRS. Dr Westaway is also involved in studies of Alzheimer Disease with Drs. Peter St George-Hyslop and Paul Fraser of the CRND.
William Westaway 1840-1908 -Bradworthy to Ontario, Canada - his poems which have been preserved are an original documentation of life in Devon & Canada in the last century
The Westaway information on the website includes searchable databases and is as follows:-
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This is the UNPROGRAMMED ATmega1284P-PU microcontroller for the project Platino Pelco, as described in Elektor Magazine edition July & August 2015. Do not buy this microcontroller if you do not know how to program it. There is no pre-programmed microcontroller available for this project.
Experimenting with the Pelco-D security camera communication protocol now is easy using a Platino PCB with an ATmega1284 microcontroller and a Platino Add-on Board to hold the RS-485 interface. Demonstration programs are in BASIC. Pan, tilt and zoom the camera, read back position information, remotely configure a camera, you can do it all with this project. Detailed communication protocol description and all source code is available so anyone can personalize it for his/her surveillance application.
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Favorite beverage: "a really chewy cab or a whisky sour"
Favorite bar: Town Hall (San Francisco, CA)
Honored by Newsweek as one of the "Women Shaping the 21st Century," Tiffany Shlain is a filmmaker, founder of The Webby Awards, and co-founder of The International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences. A celebrated thinker and catalyst, Tiffany is known for her ability to illuminate complex ideas in culture, science, technology and life through her unique films and her dynamic talks and projects. She delivered the commencement address at UCBerkeley and her films and work have received 50 awards and distinctions.
Her last four films premiered at Sundance, including her new feature documentary, Connected: An Autoblogography about Love, Death & Technology, a film The New York Times hailed as "Examining Everything From the Big Bang to Twitter." Her previous two films include Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness, about reproductive rights in America, and The Tribe, an exploration of American Jewish identity through the Barbie doll that was the first short documentary to become #1 on iTunes.
Her team at The Moxie Institute is known for its innovative work combining films + new technologies + conversational tools + live events to engage people in new ways. They have also been highlighted for their forays combining working with traditional distributors (Connected had an 11-city theatrical release fall 2011) while exploring new forms of distribution (they will launch a series of distribution offerings in 2012, including a mobile phone app, a worldwide community/educational screening campaign, and experiments with innovative global simulcasts). The Moxie Institute also just began a new short film series called "Let it Ripple: Mobile Films for Global Change." Tiffany is a Henry Crown Fellow of The Aspen Institute, a member of the advisory board of M.I.T.'s Geospatial Lab, and she was among a group of technology leaders selected to advise Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on the role of Internet in society.


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We will be selling over 400 lots of estate fresh Victorian, Oak, Mission, Furniture also great lamps, paintings, smalls, bronzes, clocks, leaded windows, glass, china, art glass plus great accessories.
Exceptional full size 9 Oak monarch Brunswick pool table with 4 slates in pristine condition. (House ready), from a NJ doctors home. Wonderful walnut step up step back triple jelliff bookcase with fancy crest with maidens head. The best triple medallion back jeliff sofa with heads on the crests and arms. In mint condition in tufted red, 2 spectacular jelliff arm chairs with maiden head, arms and back. Jeliff style walnut burled library table with heads. Jeliff style walnut Canterbury in maidens head, the best Herter quality inlaid center table with the best M.O.P. and satin wood inlaid top with instruments. Rare 19th c. heavily carved opium bed with hand carved dragons, serpents, etc. Classy Victorian 6 high style easel with heavily carved crest and posts in pristine condition. Exceptional marble top Horner quality faux bamboo chest with large mirror with scenic porcelain tiles with birds, faux bamboo large cheval mirror, stand with marble top, wonderful 2 door mahogany Horner bookcase with standing semi-nude wooden with massive claw and ball feet. Awesome verni-martin hand painted curio cabinet with bronze ormalou and courting scene, Pristine 2 piece marble top bedroom set with high burled bed and marble top. Well drop chest, super millard style over size bed with pierced carved crest and triple burled panel back. Great 9 mahogany hall bench with massive lions arms. Alexander Roux quality marble top étagère with rope twist columns. Pierce carved lyre doors and crest. Nice walnut pierced carved étagère with grape carved crest. Super side-by-side multi-mirrored music cabinet desk with shaped mirrored gallery. Heavily burled M.T. console with étagère multimirrored back and large carved crest, fantastic carved arm chair with carved eagles and heads with claw feet. Octagon lamp table with engrets standing on top of rams heads. Oversized double door china cabinet with Corinthian columns and mirrored back. Super cherry 4-door corner cabinet with pierced carved mirrored center and beveled rounded doors. 1877 Danner revolving bookcase with drawer. Super 6 drawer marble top lingerie chest and raised panel sides. Heavily carved drop front with rope twist columns. Claw feet and fitted interior, 12 piece custom-made Shaker table and 11 chairs, 3 piece karpen style parlor set, tufted recaimer. French walnut tufted sofa. Pair of carved decorator pedestal with full figured woman, nice continental plant stand with 4 lion base, super 72" mahogany double pedestal partners desk with O.G. molding and 4 column pedestals, cylinder roll secretary with burled columns, Eastlake cylinder kneehole desk with crest, tufted love seat with open mouth lions arms, continental Kings chair with lion arms and wing griffin back with all over heads. Large cheval mirror with rope twist posts and balls and claw feet. Two piece marble top bed set, aesthetic fire screen, dozen marble top tables including Renaissance, Rocco and Eastlake. Two Victorian tall chest, one marble top lock side, 1 pair of 5 nouveau hall chairs, nice shaving stand with oval mirror, unusual commode with flame finals and claw and ball feet. Walnut Eastlake sideboard, mahogany claw foot chest on frame. Super inlaid drop front secretary with double arch top with shaped doors, walnut plantation desk, fancy Victorian hall tree with lyre back. Inlaid 3 tier table with bronze ormalou, 2 nice empire sideboards, 1 with cornucopia carved. Splash Corinthian columns, large hairy paw feet, tramp art Davenport desk, carved walnut center table, unusual heavily carved diminutive cabinet with curio door. Large burled drop front secretary with fancy carved crest. Pair of Renaissance M.T. pedestals, coin op, "The Churchill" pool table, pair of 19th c continental arm chairs plus more.
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Oh Baby London! I'm a big fan. Based in Brick Lane, I just love their fun prints and easy to wear garments.
"Oh Baby" was all Hannah could say when she discovered she was pregnant. Six months in to her pregnancy she started looking for baby clothes that would reflect how she was sure her child would be; a sparky little individual with a great sense of humour. Hannah just couldn't bring herself to buy anything. It was all so dull, uninspired, and, well, pastel. Hannah's little muse Frankie was born and she never has been short on inspiration.
Six years into the Oh Baby London story, Hannah has just moved into a fantastic space above her shop on Brick Lane and business is going better than she ever could have hoped for. And the best news? There's also been another addition to the Oh Baby London family – Connie, her beautiful baby daughter.
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I have a super versatile recipe for you today! This would be great as an appetizer, or as an entree as we enjoyed it. John's brother JB came over so I could help him work on his resume, and I made this new-to-me recipe for us to enjoy with some quinoa fried rice. It was a great combination, and something we'll definitely make again. The sauce is a snap to whip together, and I'm thinking of trying it with some other main dishes. I'll keep you posted!
Baked Chicken with Peanut Sauce
Recipe adapted from "Chicken Skewers with Peanut Sauce" via People magazine
Serves 2-3, depending on portions
*2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
*1 cup light coconut milk
*1/2 cup peanut butter (crunchy; or creamy and add chopped peanuts)
*1 tsp. brown sugar
*2 tbsp soy sauce
*2 drops sriracha sauce (or other hot sauce)
*1 clove garlic, minced
*1/2 cup water
*salt and pepper, to taste
*Sprinkle chicken breasts with salt and pepper. Place in a bag with coconut milk, and place in the refrigerator for 20 to 30 minutes. Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
*Spray a pan with nonstick or olive oil spray. Place chicken breasts on the pan, and bake for 20 minutes, or until cooked through.
*When chicken is almost done (about 5 minutes remaining), combine peanut butter, brown sugar, soy sauce, sriracha sauce and garlic in a small saucepan over low heat. Slowly whisk in water, until combined. Heat on low until warmed.
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Trevor studied Horticulture & Golf Course Management at Writtle College, Essex, England.
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With over 23 years in the industry, Trevor has obtained a wealth of knowledge and experience in turfgrass management.
Trevor joined Turfgrass in 2013 as an agronomist and in 2017 was promoted to Senior Agronomist. Trevor consults on numerous courses throughout northern and southern Europe and supports the company's directors in project delivery.
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On Friday night in Virginia, Stone Bridge hosted unbeaten Broad Run. Redskins' receiver Santana Moss was in the crowd to watch the Battle of Ashburn.
Broad Run's Conner Jessup threw a quick pass to Derril Thomas, who scored twice in the second quarter. The Spartans went up 24-0 at halftime.
In the second half, Stone Bridge came back. Steven Trivieri took a direct snap 57 yards for a score. Bulldogs would later tie it up at 24 and force overtime.
In OT, Broad Run scores on their possession but missed the extra point so Stone Bridge with the ball and Trivieri punched it in from one yard out, tying the game at 30.
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With June just around the corner, optimism was 'bustin' out all over Wall Street Friday after the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan survey showed consumer sentiment, income and spending were all on the rise.
Making the climate all the more appealing for investors, the dollar turned lower – with the weakness driving oil , metals and resource related stocks higher. (Rather than the greenback, it appears investors are turning to the Swiss franc as the world's "safe haven currency".)
On top of all that, the Financials ETF, climbed back above its 200-day moving average on Friday.
Considering the bullish trends - will June be a month of stock market fun in the sun?
According to Steve Grasso you'll want to break out the sunblock -- and the hedges -- because you may well need protection.
Time to put the whimsical puns aside, because if history is any indication - the market action in June may turn rather serious. Steve Grasso put together a chart of gains/losses during the month of June every year since 2007, and it's not promising. Take a look.
Year Move in the S&P 500
2010: -5.4%
2009: Flat
2008: -8.6%
2007: -1.8%
Source: Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel
In other words, typically June brings good weather but a bad market.
Although Grasso concedes the current bias in the market is positive, he thinks we see a higher S&P next week – but then downward pressure as we get deeper into June.
Trader Steve Cortes largely agrees. In fact, he thinks the very same negative catalysts are lining up this June that took the market down last June. "Europe's problems," he says. "We're largely repeating what happened last year. I think we're going to have a very tough June."
Trader Pete Najarian is a little more bullish – but just a little. He thinks the market wants to melt up in the near-term but he also thinks the S&P is range bound. "We've got a base around 1310 but it looks like the upper end is somewhere near 1330," he says.
What do you think? We want to know!


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ERD scientists are actively involved in FATE research. A principal goal of this work is to quantify long-term variability in key environmental variables and processes in the California Current System. We have studied variability in the magnitude and timing of coastal upwelling, and the impact of variability in water column structure (stratification, thermocline depth) on biological productivity. An ultimate goal is to derive an operational Biologically-Effective Upwelling and Transport Index (BEUTI) that quantifies the effects of wind forcing, water column structure, and nutrient availability.
Time series of a measure of seasonal water column stratification for an offshore (left) and coastal (right) location in the central CCS. There is significant interannual variability in the amplitude and phase of peak annual stratification over the period 1950-93, as well as different trends between the offshore and coastal locations. The degree and timing of peak stratification can have significant biological consequences, and is thus a good index of physical-biological coupling. From Palacios et al. (2004).


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Vocal Coach Comments from Mark Baxter:
You did it Scott! You learned to play Blackbird perfectly on guitar. Well done! But uh-oh – later you discovered that no one wants to hear you play the song without singing it too. Unfortunately you didn't spend the same time you did with guitar – seeking out all the little vocal details. If you do I have no doubt you'll achieve a stand up version of the song.
Scott's Bio:
English singer-songwriter from Middlesbrough. Plays folk/Americana acoustic music. Now lives in Manchester and has released two EPs since June 2013. New EP out later summer 2014.