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The Caravan Club 2012 Lightweight Leisure Trailer Awards
November 23th 2012
Judges and Technical Experts for the Lightweight Leisure Trailer Awards assess everything from weights and measures to Thermal Insulation Grade and recommended tyre pressures. Further scrutiny awarded merit for build quality, ease of erection and pull down, together with sleeping and living accommodation.
The Club's Chairman, Grenville Chamberlain was on hand to announce the awards and congratulate the winners.
The Holtkamper Kyte XL was the winner of the 'Trailer tents over £3,750' class - coming out on top of the ten entries that were received. Second place in this class went to the Holtkamper Cocoon XL and third place was taken by the Trigano Olympe 2012.


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Cell phones getting smarterMobile phones are the innovative devices which gets released every month, or say every week if we cover world's scenario. Some are so addictive to new shape and size, that it's their ritual to change mobile phones with the every new release they like. May be, this is the reason, phone companies are driving their research team to develop new design and features. Besides, the competition among mobile phone manufacturing companies is another reason for newest release of cell phones. That's why it's said, mobile phones are the only gadget which get obsolete very soon with times. I think who carries a phone older than a year is considered uncool. But, in KTM,Nepal?? (as my previous blog titled "Nepal where technology lands last") , people use even 5 years old set. he he..:) Well.. i'm using 2 years old set and i don't mind being uncool. Anyway, There have few releases recently.
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2. LG VX-8700 clamshell
3. LX-570 CDMA clamshell
1. Samsung SGH-p310 - some of it's features are Great Wide Screen, 2MP Camera with Flash, Dual Battery Concept, Card Size.
2. LG VX-8700 clamshell - some of it's features are EV-DO connectivity for data,2 megapixel camera,stereo Bluetooth,microSD slot for storing media. The exterior casing is metal and has a brushed aluminum appearance.
3. LX-570 CDMA clamshell - some of it's features are the music-centric, glossy black exterior, touch-sensitive, tune-controlling D-pad, 1.3-megapixel camera, an FM tuner, EV-DO, stereo Bluetooth and a microSD slot as well.
In addition to these new releases(whose price has not been fixed yet), there are services or technologies specially being developed for mobile devices or phones. In a series of recent news, YouTube will be launching mobile website very soon. YouTube will be then viewable live on mobile devices. This will be a breakthrough step if this becomes success. So,currently it's planned for high-bandwidth region like US. Since, video streaming needs lots of internet bandwidth.
Now, what happens if you drop your phone from high? definitely the internal circuits of phones get damaged and it malfunctions. Imagine, if your phone falls from 100 storey building and still it works as great as before. The scientists have found the culprit is the breakable semi-conductors inside electronic device. Dutch researcher Paulette Prins has found a way to develop break-proof technology in mobile phones. Instead of semi-conductors, she used plastic polymer, not a normal plastic polymer but somewhat scientifically engineered plastic polymer as a circuits. It is known that plastic is 1000 times poorer conductor than a normal semi-conductor but with her discovery, plastic could be as conductible as good semi-conductor. For more info


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We are switching things up with our first east-west Route of The Week, the Route 46!
The Route 46 provides Weekday and Saturday service from Downtown Tampa to Brandon (Dover). Route 46 operates eastbound from 6:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday and westbound between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Monday - Saturday.
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Originating in Downtown, the Route 46 serves Tampa City Hall and The Hillsborough County District Courthouse.
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By Ann Luongo
Jack Doherty, the owner of College Hype, had originally planned to go into the field of teaching while attending Westfield State College. Instead, he got involved in creating T-shirts that poked a bit of innocent fun at the school's rules, and an idea was born that would take him down a completely different path.
"I, and a few of my classmates, got caught up in the college spirit and we began creating T-shirts that reflected what we (somewhat humorously) saw as the rules that kept us from having fun," Doherty says. "So, we created T-shirts with the messages like 'Westfield State: No Fun Allowed,' and 'Westfield State: Eat, Drink and Get Written Up.' They were a hit with our fellow students, and it gave me the idea for a different career than I had originally planned."
Once out of college, Doherty took a position in Braintree with a company that specialized in college loans, but almost immediately started the T-shirt business, part-time. "I left my Braintree job after six years to go full time with my business," he says.
Doherty began to realize that what had started on a whim could become a serious business. "We can trace the name of our company, College Hype, back to Westfield State. It's a name that has served us well for more than 30 years," he adds.
In the early years, his company didn't screen print the shirts they created but instead subbed the work out and they handled their own design and marketing. About six or seven years in, Doherty's fledgling company bought its first presses.
"I began screen printing in my parents' basement of their Dorchester home. We made the switch to doing our own printing to have better control of the process. We could print samples for customers. It was important for us to see how the product actually looked rather than depending on someone outside."
At the business' 10-year mark, it moved the entire operation to a 10,000-square-foot space at 540 Gallivan Boulevard in Dorchester, where they still reside. More recently, they opened a second location in Weymouth, at 54 Mathewson Drive, which has 15,000 square feet of space.
"We think the South Shore is awesome," says Doherty. "It's home to a number of our employees who are pleased to have a shorter commute to work. But there's more to it than that. We've been doing more and more work on the South Shore and thought having a presence here would be good for us, strategically. And we have grown and needed more space!"
College Hype has gone on to provide gear for a great number of companies and organizations both in and outside the college realm, including Wahlburgers. "Growing up in Dorchester, we all knew each other, and when they were looking for someone to provide T-shirts and other promotional products for their ventures, they supported another Dorchester family – and business."
Some other recognizable entities the company provides gear for include the New England Aquarium, the Franklin Park Zoo, Boston Latin, Boston Collegiate Charter School, Boston Preparatory School, and KIPP Academy Boston.
"We work with a number of schools and, for many, we have set up online stores for them, so that they can order their merchandise online," Doherty says. "Some of our other school/college clients include Northeastern University, BU, MIT, Harvard and BC. Also, our T-shirts have ended up in several movies – The Town and Gone Baby Gone. We love Dorchester, but we love the South Shore also, and expanding out here is great for us."
A few other places where their apparel and products can be purchased are The Voyager, Phillips Candy House, Canton Ice, South Shore Hospital Gift Shop, and Dynamik Sports.
"We also market our apparel and products at different Irish festivals. We just did one in Yarmouth, and each year we participate in the South Shore Irish Festival, held at the Marshfield Fairgrounds. And we market them along the St. Patrick's Day parade routes, especially in Southie."
College Hype employs between 25 and 30 people, depending on the season, which may seem small, but their production capacity (and vision) is big. "When we started, it was just me and one other person. My goal in starting the company was to have everybody in the United States know our name," he says. "That's probably a bit ambitious, but I wanted people to know about College Hype in a positive way."
Community support is paramount to Doherty, and College Hype supports a number of Boston-area charities, such as the Martin Richard Foundation and Team MR8. They also work with ALS One, in honor of Kevin Gosnell, a Hanover resident who lost his battle to ALS a few years ago. The company has also worked with the Charbonnier family, who have honored the life and memory of State Trooper Mark Charbonnier, who was killed in Kingston.
As far as expansion, Doherty says he's always looking to expand the retail lines to outside markets. A number of South Shore locations already carry the College Hype merchandise, and the company is looking to expand that.
They also have a strong e-commerce presence so their merchandise can be purchased online.
As limited as Doherty's free time may be these days, he still takes it where he can. "I love spending time with my family – and, in what spare time I have beyond that, I've done some coaching for a number of town sports leagues, mostly hockey. I love learning about other people – what they like, what they do."
Even though the business started out doing college-related themes, it has grown and developed into so much more. "We're screen printers and embroiderers, but we're more than that," Doherty says. "We're a company that helps businesses, organizations, and people who run special events (like marathons and fundraisers) market their message. T-shirts with messages are conversation starters. We help people find a way to start the conversation."


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Kakigōri is a Japanese shaved ice dessert flavored with syrup and a sweetener, often condensed milk.
Popular flavors include strawberry, cherry, lemon, green tea, grape, melon, "Blue Hawaii", sweet plum, and colorless syrup. Some shops provide colorful varieties by using two or more different syrups. To sweeten kakigōri, condensed or evaporated milk is often poured on top of it. It is similar to a snow cone, but with some notable differences: it has a much smoother fluffier ice consistency, much like fresh fallen snow, and a spoon is almost always used to eat it. The traditional way of making kakigōri uses a hand cranked machine to spin a block of ice over an ice shaving blade. Even though electric ice shavers are most often used, street vendors can still be seen hand-shaving ice blocks in the summer.
Where to eat
In addition to the streets, kakigōri is sold in festivals, convenience stores, coffee shops, and restaurants. During the hot summer months, kakigōri is sold virtually everywhere in Japan. Especially at summer festivals and fairs, it is as popular as yakisoba, takoyaki and cotton candy. Kakigôri is one of the summer features in Japan. Some shops serve it with ice cream and sweetened red beans or tapioca pearls.
Shirokuma is a type of kakigōri, a Japanese dessert made from shaved ice flavored with condensed milk, small colorful mochi, fruits, and sweet bean paste (usually Azuki bean). As for fruits, mandarin orange, cherry, pineapple, raisin are often used to make shirokuma.
Shirokuma has been popular in Kagoshima since the middle of the Edo period and is well-known to many Japanese. Condensed milk, fruits, and sweet bean paste are served over shaved ice. It is eaten in cafés, but also in some department stores, such as Yamakataya or Mujaki.
Shirokuma literally means "white bear", and indicates "polar bear" in Japanese. There are some views about the origin of the name.
In one account, there was a cotton shop in Kagoshima city. The shop started to sell kakigōri as its side-business. The kakigōri was flavored with condensed milk. When the owner was thinking of a name for the kakigōri, he noticed the picture of a polar bear was printed on the labels of the condensed milk's can.
Another account is that Mujaki, a coffee shop in Kagoshima City, started to sell the kakigōri, put milk-syrup, sanshoku-kanten (colorful agar), yōkan (soft azuki-bean jelly), sweet-beans and fruits in a pattern that resembled a polar bear when seen from overhead, so it was named Shirokuma.
Yet others say that it was created in honour of the memory of Saigo Takamori after his battle with the Edo Shogun.
In Kagoshima, some similar name kakigōri are made. Kurokuma flavored with dark brown unrefined suger syrup, coffe or caramel syrup and Kiguma flavored with mango pulp syrup are made in some coffee shops.
Supermarkets in southern Kyushu, especially in Kagoshima City, Kagoshima, and mom-and-pop candy stores sell shirokuma as a popular product. It is sold in different types. Shirokuma are often eaten at Kagoshima Fairs which are held in other prefectures. Shirokuma in cups are sold at convenience stores all over Japan.
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VR: See a daring dentist help a tiger with a toothache
If you think dental work on humans is complicated - imagine treating a 300-pound tiger with teeth seven inches long.
Meet Priya, a 14-year-old tiger rescued from a roadside zoo in Colorado. When her new caretakers at Big Cat Rescue noticed that she had a few infected teeth, they called up tiger vet Dr. Justin Boorstein for help.
Dr. Boorstein might look calm during the procedure, but he claims that it's always stressful to work with big cats. The biggest risk is not knowing how they will react to anesthesia. Even after sedating around 100 big cats, Dr. Boorstein's uncertainty remains.
Tag along with Priya on her trip to the dentist with VRtually There in the video below.
Rotten teeth like Priya's are often the result of a lack of calcium-rich milk as a cub. Priya spent most of her life in a facility where she was used for breeding. In the wild, mother tigers will raise their cubs for as long as two years, which means they only produce a litter naturally every three years. In captivity, some cubs are separated from their mother when they are only days old so the tiger can be bred again quickly. The cubs are then sold to zoos or other venues that charge visitors for the opportunity to take photographs with them or pet them.
Priya's story is one of many that demonstrates the need for organizations like Big Cat Rescue, an animal sanctuary in Tampa, Florida. The sanctuary is home to formerly neglected and mistreated tigers, lions, cougars, bobcats, and leopards. It provides naturalistic enclosures for all its exotic feline residents.
As the world's wild cat populations continue to suffer from poaching and habitat loss, the opportunities to see tigers without the bars of zoo cages are rare. Meet Priya from a new perspective in the video above.
For the ideal experience, view in 360 degrees on your mobile phone or in VR headsets such as Google cardboard or Daydream. Subscribe to VRtually There on YouTube and browse the "Virtual Reality" section of the USA TODAY app (iOS | Android) to catch three new episodes every week.
And whatever you do, don't forget to look around.


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With several inches of snow, and temps hovering in the 20's and 30's, winter has definitely arrived in Bellingham. I installed the wood stove, and got some fires roaring in it, but when the temperature dropped that low I discovered that the bus doesn't hold in the heat in at all. Stove sure looks nice, though, doesn't it?!
My friend Bruce had the tools and experience to help me cut a hole through the roof and insert the appropriate stove pipe and cap. After much effort to try to find used, cheaper parts, I spent nearly $300 to buy what I needed. It was cool to see that the roof is actually quite well insulated. ….okay, 2 inches insulated.
The exterior walls are insulated with ultratouch radiant barrier. It comes in rolls, ordered through Home Depot, and is made of recycled denim. I glued it up, and then screwed in wood strips to attach the wood paneling to. The living room paneling is a nice warm oak, which I found at the ReStore, but I'll probably eventually paint it, as to my sensibilities it clashes with the bamboo floor.
I love my bedroom and super cozy bed. A friend gave me some lovely maple that looks nice in there as wall paneling, but unfortunately I'm several pieces short, and haven't found that same kind anywhere yet.
So, I'm feeling discouraged at this point in the process, and reluctantly back into survival mode, as I map out where I'll be through the winter months. My biggest challenge is not lack of funds, It's uncertainty. I have a broad vision of how I want the bus to look and feel, but the process is organic, as I want my materials to be re-purposed rather than bought new, and the finished result to reflect natural harmony.
I still need interior walls and trim, and am uncertain about materials and techniques. I still need to select fabrics for the livingroom upholstery and curtains. Clearly I need to insulate the windows, back and front of the bus. There's plenty I can still do, but I don't feel confident that I can make it comfortable to live through a Northwest winter in. Which brings up questions on how I want to arrange my life, moving forward. Do I WANT to try to live off the grid through a NW winter on this bus, alone? Probably not. Could I drive it south for the winter? Probably not. Maybe I'll find a comfortable rhythm of winter travels to get me through to spring, but I'll need to create the financial feasibility
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Spring is my favorite season. While I'm a huge fan of the snow, the wicked cold is sometimes a little too unbearable. And mummy putting on a fleece jacket on me just makes it even worse.
Anyway, with Spring comes nice long walks to Central Park, possibly my favorite place on earth. Tons of green, squirrels and people who adore me.
What more could I ask for?
Here's one Sammy's little best-kept secret: Mummy and I found a nice little spot in Central Park called the Ramble. It's pretty much a wild garden and gives a sense of hiking in the woods. While dogs are not allowed off leash in that particular area, it doesn't affect me a bit, since I'm horrid off leash anyway (yeah yeah, off I go) and mummy uses a retractable leash that gives me
5ft tons of freedom. The best part of the ramble is this little stream of water that runs through it. I love getting my little paws muddy wet there (certainly cools me down when it gets a tad bit warm).
A very happy me in the stream.
I swear I saw a squirrel run by!
A happy dog on a lovely spring day!
Check out my wet little paws!
Unfortunately for me, the not so far part always come when we get home - a bath for the dirty little dog. =(
Certainly one of the best place on earth. If this isn't heaven, I don't know what is!


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LED light therapy stimulates a healing response in the skin by delivering colored wavelengths of light into skin cells. Although commonly used on patients by an aesthetician, LED light therapy machines are also sold for use in the home. These wavelengths of healing light can be used to treat acne and premature aging and even in the treatment of a common depressive condition known as seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.
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AT first glance, the death of lawyer and SNP activist Willie McRae in 1985 looked like a tragic accident.
Found with a head injury in his wrecked car 30 yards off a remote Highland road, the tourists and police who were first on the scene assumed he had crashed. Six hours later, a hospital nurse found a bullet wound above his right ear.
His death was later ruled a suicide. But for many who knew Willie, the details just didn't add up.
Now, a play based on the story of his death is being staged at the Edinburgh Festival.
Written by poet and playwright George Gunn, Three Thousand Trees is produced by River City star Adam Robertson and directed by former Shieldinch resident Libby McArthur.
With the play set to be staged a month before the independence referendum, they believe it's time for a fresh look at one of Scotland's most intriguing mysteries.
"It's a really important story and in the course of our research we've been amazed at how many people hadn't heard about it," Adam said.
"It's a crime thriller and a great piece of theatre. The political element is a factor but the power of the piece is the main thing."
Aged 62 at the time of his death, Willie had been working on a case involving the dumping of nuclear waste into the sea at Dounreay.
He had been close to being elected an SNP MP and, with links to Nationalist radicals, he was known to be of interest to both Special Branch and MI5.
When he left his office clutching files for the final time, he said, "I've got them" to staff without further explanation – but the files were never seen again.
The day after he died, police found a gun belonging to Willie in a stream 60ft away from his body. It had been fired twice and had no fingerprints.
With Willie's house having been repeatedly burgled and legal papers disturbed in the months prior to his death, many close to him feared he had been murdered.
George said: "I never believed the story about a suicide and I thought there was a terrible sense of injustice and violence about it.
"I felt connected to it coming from Thurso, and Willie was campaigning against plans to dump nuclear waste in the sea at Dounreay. So from that date, I always wanted to write the human story of Willie as, watching clips of him speaking, he's hypnotic and bombastic but passionate and highly intelligent. And I'm a great believer that every play finds its day, and this is the day for this play."
Earlier in his life, Willie had served with the Royal Indian Navy, and wrote Israel's maritime law when the country was formed. The play takes its name from the fact that, after his death, Israel planted 3000 trees in his honour.
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George added: "On one level it's a thriller and essentially the play is a tragedy. But what I want people to take away from it is the continuity of human struggle. Willie might go down but another Willie will come along and take his place."
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Liverpool are set to make an improved £18.5million bid for Stewart Downing.
The Reds are ready to return to Aston Villa with a fresh offer for the England winger after having a £15m bid rejected.
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Liverpool are anxious to move quickly to prevent Arsenal from hijacking their summer-long pursuit of Downing.
They are desperate to land the Villa star to improve their options out wide after missing out to Manchester United and Newcastle on Ashley Young and Sylvain Marveaux.
"We're happy with the business we've done so far," said Reds manager Kenny Dalglish.
"Hopefully we will do some more business before the window closes, but I'm not going to give names because that's disrespectful.
"We are looking to bring other players in and that could mean we expect some to leave.
"That's football, but we have a while to go yet and we'll see what we can do."
David Anderson column: Liverpool need Downing to make the signings of Adam and Carroll work
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Honest Jim: the science is not settled
At his online website, free from the restraints of peer review, Dr James Hansen, head of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, the world's most prominent expert on the use of computer models for understanding of the Earth's climate [GCMs] recently published an article entitled 'Earth's Energy Imbalance and Implications'.
This article estimates the current state of the Earth's energy balance using the latest information from satellites, Argo ocean floats, and GCMs.
The Earth's energy balance is the most important measure of anthropogenic global warming [AGW] because it shows whether energy is leaving or accumulating.
Among 52 dense pages of science, Hansen reports on two experiments from the last eight years that call for major revisions to the GCMs.
The first is the reliable measurement of ocean heat, which is accumulating far slower than the GCMs predict. Hansen notes the dramatic slowdown in heat uptake since 2003, demonstrated by an international array of Argo floats, and also seen in a decrease in the rate of sea level increase to 2.3 ± 0.5 mm/year from 3.1 mm/year [page 35].
Observational error makes it difficult to measure heat uptake on short time scales, especially pre-Argo, but the slowdown in heat uptake since 2003 seems to be robust (Levitus et al., 2009; Lyman et al., 2010).
The second is a major error in the way GCMs model the mixing of heat into the ocean, which has the effect of exaggerating the net AGW in models [page 32].
Our principal conclusions, that the slow response function is unrealistically slow, and thus the corresponding net human-made climate forcing is unrealistically large, are supported by implications of the slow response function for ocean mixing.
Hansen's frank admissions may have been precipitated by a number of studies finding that much less heat is being moved to and stored by the deep ocean than previously assumed. Dr David Douglass, by studying the effects of the eruption of Mt Pinatubo on global temperature estimated in 2006 the mixing factor to be 50 times smaller than used by climate models.
The magnitude of this concession is shown by the size of the adjustments to other components that may be needed to bring the energy into balance [page 23].
If the negative aerosol forcing is understated by as much as 0.7 W/m2, it means that aerosols have been counteracting half or more of the GHG forcing.In that event, humanity has made itself a Faustian bargain more dangerous than commonly supposed.
As aerosol cooling in GCMs is typically less than 1 Watt per square meter, if the heating due to CO2 is kept constant, the rate at which aerosols are cooling the planet must be doubled in order to compensate for the reduction in ocean mixing.
Hansen goes on to explain that the other GCMs share this error because of their common ancestry [page 22]. In other words, they make the same assumptions. Because of these common assumptions, even though the GCMs were developed in separate laboratories in different countries, and even though they all agree on the global temperature rise, they are all wrong in the same very important way.
While Hansen argues that energy balance can be achieved by increasing the presumed cooling effect of aerosols, he notes that: "climate forcing caused by changing human-made aerosols is practically unmeasured". Sadly, as Hansen notes [page 46], the Glory mission satellite that would have provided that capacity to measure the effect of aerosols failed to reach an Earth orbit earlier this year.
The indirect effect of aerosols on clouds may be the missing factor. Hansen admits: "Indeed, most IPCC GCMs exclude indirect aerosol forcing, ie, the effect of human-made aerosols on clouds." Some argue that clouds dwarf the radiative forcing of CO2.
But Hansen does not question the magnitude of warming from CO2 despite recent measurements showing CO2 heating may be saturated. Indeed, the need to increase the cooling of aerosols comes about because of the large positive forcing from CO2 is held constant.
A sceptic would point out that the effects of CO2 and feedbacks are also unmeasured, and another way to bring the energy into balance might be to reduce the presumed warming effect of greenhouse gasses.
Hansen does note that "Contrary to a common misperception, CO2 [concentration in the atmosphere] is not increasing faster than IPCC projections" as its terrestrial and oceanic sinks are not becoming less efficient.
There are lessons here in how to interpret studies showing a 'striking agreement' among climate scientists, such as "97-98 per cent of the climate researchers most actively publishing in the field support the conclusions of the IPCC". If agreement is based on flawed assumptions that are never experimentally tested, then agreement means very little.
Sceptics are often accused of denying the evidence, but if one blindly believes a theory that is vulnerable to unexamined assumptions and unmeasured parameters, then who exactly is in denial? Through the frank admission of these errors in the GCMs, Hansen shows himself to be head and shoulders above unethical peers captured in the ClimateGate emails.
As the admission by James Hansen aptly demonstrates, experiment trumps theory, and the science supporting AGW is still subject to very large revisions and is not settled.
Anthony Cox is a lawyer and secretary of The Climate Sceptics. Dr Stockwell runs the influential science blog, Niche Modeling.
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Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL)
Technical Manager
Mr K.N. Hemanth Kumar, is presently Technical Manager, in Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), (a Joint Venture of four Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) of Ministry of Power, Government of India) and is having 13 years of experience in energy efficiency sector, and in research & development of Motors. Prior to this, he was Program Manager for Energy efficient motors & Transformers program with International Copper Association, India, where he held various leadership positions. He is instrumental in Project Management in field of Energy Technology & Policy, as well as implementing policy strategies. He has Graduate Degree (Bachelor of Technology in Electrical & Electronics Engineering) and post graduate degree (Master of Technology from College of Engineering Pune (COEP). In his previous experience he was Member in various technical committees in Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE). He has given more than 100 conference presentations and guest lectures at various conferences of Energy Efficiency.


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Transformation of the legal profession, particularly with regard to briefing patterns, has become a topical and contentious issue in South Africa. In an attempt to address this, the Law Society of South Africa (LSSA) hosted a summit on the distribution of work to attorneys and briefing patterns of advocates.
The Summit expresses its deepest concerns about the legal briefing patterns in the public and private sectors insofar as this endangers the constitutional democracy and insofar as there appears to be bias against black practitioners and women practitioners in these sectors.
This flies against the principles of non-racialism and non-sexism as espoused in the Preamble and elsewhere in the Constitution.
It further has a negative impact on the occupational progression of practitioners in these
The Summit recognises that meaningful action must be taken by all stakeholders from the date of this Summit and that this process be subjected to strict accountability.
The Government is expected to embrace decisive action and must not be seen to promote the skewed briefing patterns as set out above.
1. Representatives of the following sections nominate a representative to a Task Team to be convened by the Law Society of South Africa (LSSA) –
• The State through the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development.
2. This group will convene within two months from the date of the Summit and will consider an agenda, inter alia including:
2.1 Developing a uniform protocol on the procurement of legal services;
3. The Task Team will give due consideration to all proposals and concerns raised by the delegates at this Summit.


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A lot has been happening since I talked to you last:
"Shuffle"; the video work by Pilar Mata Dupoint, commissioned by Transport for New South Wales was shown at wynscreen ( 20 m wide screen at one of Sydney's inner city train stations) for almost 6 weeks.
Unfortunately I didn't get to see it, but it was really exciting to be involved in the project. Here are few "work in progress" images
In the Grain of Sand was shown at the Sculpture by the Sea in Cottesloe.
Here is wonderful image by Jessica Wyld
Maybe you are fast enough to spot it in the video:
And the new sculpture: Seed of Tomorrow was created and shown in Mandurah.
I will tell you more about it in the next post.
As you can see it was really busy time.Too busy to tell you about it at the time. It is kind of nice to sit back now and reflect, sort, contemplate and hibernate a little. ( It is "winter" in Australia).


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Life insurance is a very handy tool, when it comes to estate planning. However, unless you are careful, it is possible that it won't accomplish what you intended, according to The Washington Post, in "Don't make these big life insurance blunders."
Here are the common mistakes that financial planners see:
Too much or not enough. Not everyone needs life insurance. If no one is depending on your income, you may not need any. However, if you have young children, and especially if you are the only breadwinner, then you need a lot. Even a stay-at-home parent needs coverage. If you died, how would the surviving spouse cover the cost of child care and all the other tasks that are done by the stay-at-home parent?
One rule of thumb is to purchase seven times the amount of your annual salary, plus money for college educations. That's a lot of insurance, but the protection is well worth it.
Buying the wrong kind of policy. There are two kinds of policies, and they serve very different purposes. Term life is simple and cheap. It offers coverage for a specific amount of time, usually 10, 20 or 30 years. If you die while the policy is in effect, it pays proceeds to the beneficiaries. If you live past the term, it has no value. It's a good pick for most families, offering protection when kids are young or there's a mortgage that needs to be paid. The idea is that, at the end of the term, you don't need the insurance anymore.
There's also permanent or whole life insurance. Many people get sold these policies, usually with the argument that they are building cash value. The problem is that the fees and agent's commissions consume a lot of that value. One school of thought says to instead put money into tax-advantaged retirement accounts. If you've got money left over, use a low-cost index fund instead of funding a life insurance policy.
Permanent life insurance is valuable if there is a special needs child who will be financially dependent on the parents. In that case, speak with an elder law attorney with special needs planning experience.
Depending on the life insurance in your employee benefits package. Check with the HR department to make sure you know how much coverage your work benefits provides. It's likely not enough to protect your family. When you leave the company, the coverage ends.
Procrastinating the purchase. Many people treat the purchase of life insurance the way they do having their wills and estate planning done. There's always something else that needs to be done first. However, if you wait too long, it may become more expensive. Get a few quotes from reputable companies and make a decision.
An estate planning attorney can advise you in creating an estate plan that fits your unique circumstances and may include choosing the correct life insurance to accomplish your goals.
For more information visit my Wichita KS Estate Planning Attorney website
Reference: The Washington Post (Nov. 1, 2018) "Don't make these big life insurance blunders"


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Roebuck dies aged 55
ABC cricket expert and newspaper columnist Peter Roebuck has died at the age of 55.
Roebuck was found dead at a hotel in Cape Town where he had been covering the two-Test series between Australia and South Africa.
He had reportedly been spoken to by police earlier and had been seen in an agitated state.
Police are now investigating Roebuck's death.
Roebuck captained English county team Somerset in the 1980s before becoming a respected commentator.
His shrewd analysis was a highlight of the ABC's cricket coverage and Grandstand manager Craig Norenbergs says Roebuck will be greatly missed.
"[It's] incredibly sad news," Norenbergs said.
"He was an integral part of the Grandstand commentary team and apart from being a magnificent print journalist.
"For us he could describe a game of cricket in such a way that even if you didn't like the game, you liked the way that he went about his business."
Norenbergs said Roebuck had been due to return to Australia over the summer.
"He was a much loved member, he'd worked for Grandstand for many, many years and we were looking forward to him being an integral member, as always, as part of our team for the upcoming summer and the series against New Zealand and India," he said.
Fellow cricket writer Gideon Haigh said Roebuck revolutionised the way the sport is covered.
"He was so fresh and so different and so off the reservation that he made it easier for all the writers who came after him," he said on ABC1's Offsiders program.
"Before we're overwhelmed by the tragedy of the death, I hope we recall the quality of the life and the quality of the work he was responsible for.
"I don't think anyone in cricket writing had a voice like Peter's when he arrived on the scene in the early 1980s.
"You only have to contrast the way we wrote about cricket in the 1970s to the way we write it now - Peter has been responsible I think for a lot of those developments."
Before we're overwhelmed by the tragedy of the death, I hope we recall the quality of the life and the quality of the work he was responsible forCricket writer Gideon Haigh
But Haigh said Roebuck was also an outsider.
"And an outsider he remained - I think to the benefit of his writing, but perhaps in the end to his cost as a person," Haigh said.
Roebuck's father said his son was seen as "odd" in orthodox spheres, "whereas he is merely obscure and oblique".
"He is an unconventional loner with an independent outlook on life, an irreverent sense of humour and sometimes a withering tongue," the elder Roebuck said in his son's 2005 autobiography Sometimes I Forgot to Laugh.
Former Grandstand executive producer Caroline Davison said Roebuck was a man of conviction.
"He walked to the beat of his own drum and if he believed in something, it didn't matter whether the rest of the world agreed with what he believed in," she said.
"He was going to go with it and he would say it loudly and it would say it very proudly and he would also be able to substantiate what his opinions were.
"So it wasn't as if he threw something out there just for the sake of being a little bit different - he absolutely believed in what he said.
"I will always remember him with an enormous amount of affection, and an enormous amount of respect.
"I want him to always be remembered for the man that he was, for the amazing broadcaster/writer and also for being such an incredible philanthropist."
'The bard of summer'
Roebuck was also a regular columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age newspapers.
"Peter was a wonderful writer who was the bard of summer for cricket-loving Australians," Herald sport managing editor Ian Fuge said.
"He was also an extraordinary bloke who will be sorely missed."
BBC cricket commentator Jonathan Agnew was shocked by the news of Roebuck's death.
"My God. Just heard about Peter Roebuck. Loved working with him. Incisive. Erudite. Funny," he wrote on Twitter.
John Stern, former editor of The Wisden Cricketer said: "Shocking and sad news about Peter Roebuck. One of the two or three best writers on cricket in the world."
During his playing days Roebuck was a solid run-scorer for Somerset, passing 1,000 runs in nine out of 12 seasons.
He played 335 first-class matches, scoring 17,558 runs at an average of 37.27 with 33 centuries and a highest score of 221 not out.
Roebuck also took 72 wickets at 49.16.
He was a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1988.
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ABC (Moderator):
13 Nov 2011 11:40:39am
Leave your tributes.
S and J:
13 Nov 2011 12:41:48pm
Very sad news. Condolences to his family and friends. RIP Peter.
Bill guy:
13 Nov 2011 11:44:37am
Very sad news, but imagine how good the commentary will be of the tests in heaven!
13 Nov 2011 11:47:00am
I will miss his voice in the middle of the night.
Craig B:
13 Nov 2011 11:47:35am
Really sad news a great thinker of the game and a good bloke.
spin sick:
13 Nov 2011 11:48:36am
Very unexpected and very sad ... a great observer of the great game. Will be sadly missed.
13 Nov 2011 11:51:25am
Sad news. Sympathies to his collegues and family and friends
13 Nov 2011 11:52:00am
What a shock
Thanks for the memories Peter, I may not have always agreed with what you said, but I have a huge respect for you and your opinions on the game of cricket.
Chris Jones:
13 Nov 2011 11:52:11am
This is terrible news.
Peter was easily the most eloquent, intelligent and fair commentator in cricket. His ability to see how the game was part of society and politics around the world was unparalleled.
Condolences to his family, friends and the ABC team.
13 Nov 2011 11:52:29am
Vale Peter Roebuck. You brought a knowledge, a passion, a delight - a life - to cricket unlike any other. To me you are the very words of cricket.
corey :
13 Nov 2011 11:52:43am
Sad very Sad, i live in the bush and sometimes those on radio are those who keep me company, out in the header listening to Pete paint a picture of the game, He will be missed on and off the air
13 Nov 2011 11:53:16am
The words will last. Thoughts with the family.
13 Nov 2011 11:53:20am
OMG! That was out of the blue. At 55 too! His voice and insights will be sorely missed. What was the cause? I'm just shocked
Wendie Hickey:
13 Nov 2011 11:54:45am
Shocked and saddened by the news of the death of Peter. I will miss his wonderful insightful comments. I will miss his writing as well. Peter was different and I was always
pleased when he was part of the Cricket Commentary team.
R.I.P. Peter You will be very much missed.
13 Nov 2011 11:55:21am
One of the best cricket writers. Always looked forward to his columns in cricinfo,age etc. Big loss for cricket. rest in peace
peter stapleton:
13 Nov 2011 11:55:29am
Peter Roebuck was the best writer on cricket that I ever came across. He was exceptionally gifted in his use of words to describe a player's technique or problems of attitude or confidence and in the way he described the strategy and tactics in a test match. I think it will be a while before another such gifted writer or commentator comes along.
John Richard:
13 Nov 2011 11:55:31am
Saddened to hear the news. Always looked forward to an Australian summer & Peter's interaction & insights to the cricket commentary team. A great writer & commentator of the game of cricket, sadly missed,
13 Nov 2011 11:55:59am
Agree with Mick. Will miss his commentary of the Ashes in the middle of the night. Very sad.
13 Nov 2011 11:56:13am
I was shocked to hear the news. Still can't believe it. ABC cricket coverage will never be the same again.
Mark B:
13 Nov 2011 11:59:20am
Terrible news, will miss his keen clear insights and analysis of the game. My sincere condolences to his family and to the ABC grandstand team.
Peter D:
13 Nov 2011 12:02:04pm
Open, honest and Incisive, a genuine bloke who new the game. A gentleman in the
gentleman's game
13 Nov 2011 12:03:14pm
Cricket in general and commentary on the game specifically shall be all the poorer at his passing.
13 Nov 2011 12:03:31pm
RIP Peter Roebuck
Will be greatly missed
13 Nov 2011 12:04:03pm
... a very sad day for us .... but my long gone to heaven Dad will be overjoyed when Peter takes to the microphone on Magnicat-Stand in Heaven!
Geoff C:
13 Nov 2011 12:05:53pm
A great shock and very sad news...
The world of cricket has lost a passionate advocate and we fans have lost a great commentator...
Sympathies to his family and the Grandstand Team.
13 Nov 2011 12:06:16pm
Such sad news - and such a shock, too. While on a series of long late night drives this past week I found myself actively looking forward to the times Peter was on air - his commentary on this extraordinary First Test was up to his usual enlightening (and enjoyable!) best, and I am gutted that he is gone. Commiserations to all around him.
13 Nov 2011 12:06:20pm
He was the Shakespeare of cricket. An irretrievable loss to the english language.
13 Nov 2011 12:07:20pm
What Ritchie Benaud is to Channel Nine, Roebuck was for Grandstand. He has touched and shaped and described so many happenings. May your calls be appreciated in heaven.
13 Nov 2011 12:07:40pm
RIP Robes. Lost of words, you wouldn't understand!
I was listening to the coverage yesterday and as Geoff Lawson said something like "Where's Robes today? Where's he got to?"
RIP fella.
13 Nov 2011 12:08:13pm
im so sad to hear the passing of Peter Roebuck. One of the best cricket commentators the game had seen. Will be sadly missed. Thoughts to his family.
13 Nov 2011 12:08:26pm
Sad news indeed. My thoughts are with his family and close friends.
He was one of the main reasons, together with other members of the grandstand cricket commentary team, that my radio is always on with the TV volume turned down for the cricket.
Farewell Peter and thank you for the memories.
13 Nov 2011 12:08:34pm
Sad news indeed. Roebuck was a great commentator- insightful, with a depth of analysis and an obvious deep love of the game. It was pleasure to listen to him and I found some of his comments. like right handers should bat "left handed" as intriguing. He also made passing reference to a number of things that gave us insight into Roebuck the man- for example concern over the politics in Zimbabwean cricket, interest and support in various charities.
He'll be sorely missed. Vale.
Matthew Cheyne:
13 Nov 2011 12:09:30pm
I'm really going to miss his voice and his analysis of the game. My sincerest condolescences to the Roebuck family, to the Grandstand team and to all touched by his life at this time.
13 Nov 2011 12:11:48pm
Wowo. Very shocked. Totally unexpected. Best writer in the business. Surely more details to emerge??
13 Nov 2011 12:12:00pm
Sad to hear - an integral part of Grandstand Cricket, which is the highlight of my cricketing summer.
13 Nov 2011 12:12:37pm
Such sad news. Listening to the cricket will not be the same this summer. RIP
13 Nov 2011 12:13:47pm
This is a terrible shock. Roebuck was not only a great writer and commentator, but a man of integrity and compassion. I wasn't lucky enough to know him personally, but these qualities shone through his words. Sympathy to his family and close friends who must be having a horrible time right now. RIP.
13 Nov 2011 12:15:23pm
What a shame and a major shock, ABC summer of cricket won't be the same, a great commentator who will be sorely missed. R.I.P Peter
13 Nov 2011 12:15:52pm
Was just listening to him the other night when the Aussies were crashing to defeat; so sad he is gone so soon ... cricket commentary on the radio will never be the same.
Martin A:
13 Nov 2011 12:16:10pm
So sad and such a shock! He was the one commentator I looked forward to hearing at all matches. He will be sorely missed for many years to come. R.I.P. Peter.
Liz :
13 Nov 2011 12:16:44pm
So very sorry to hear of the passing of Peter Roebuck. His expert commentary and analysis of the great game we love will be sadly missed, Sincere condolences to his family, friends & colleagues at ABC
Jason Trethowan:
13 Nov 2011 12:21:06pm
One of the greats of sports journalism. Then again, he was more than a sport commentator to his listeners and readers. He mixed the ingredients of life, culture and sport which gave us all his unique perspective. A sad loss. RIP Peter.
13 Nov 2011 12:21:33pm
I read this sad news while taking lunch after a leisurely Sunday morning drive.
As we take such a drive in the coming months, we will surely miss his knowledgeable, entertaining commentary, especially as my wife will tolerate just a few minutes of most other commentators currently on air!
You will be missed, our thoughts to his family and friends.
Ron Summerton:
13 Nov 2011 12:21:46pm
Oh! No! Goodness me. I said to my wife that I heard him on the commentary team for the South African just the other night! I always wondered if he would be part of the commentary team for whatever game I am listening to. Vale. I can't believe it!
Peter oriel:
13 Nov 2011 12:23:33pm
He was a great commentator who wasn't afraid to speak his mind. I will miss Peter Roebuck on abc this summer.
13 Nov 2011 12:24:21pm
This is sad news, and he will be much missed as a cricket writer to those of us who read his columns and listened to his commentary. Sympathies to his friends and family.
Big Tony:
13 Nov 2011 12:25:00pm
RIP Peter you will be missed on Grandstand,you and Glenn Mitchell were a delight to listen to both missed on ABC
13 Nov 2011 12:25:11pm
I am very sad to hear the news about Peter Roebuck. His distinctive voice and incredible description of the cricket brought the game to life, he will be sorely missed. To all his colleagues at the ABC my sincere condolences and I hope you will continue to share stories of Peter with your listeners.
dan k:
13 Nov 2011 12:26:41pm
My heart sank in a way it hasn't for years as I opened up the ABC news page and at present I'm just too shocked to shed a tear for Roeby but they will surely come. While it's sad enough that the world of cricket will be without his wit and insight, surely the greater loss if for society as a whole. People of Peter's integrity, compassion and individuality are too rare in this world and I know he will be sorely missed by many.
13 Nov 2011 12:29:06pm
Quite a contentious writer, quite divisive, but he was honest and true to himself, and a great humanitarian.
Peter, we'll miss your voice. Thanks for what you gave us.
Andy C:
13 Nov 2011 12:29:29pm
Very sad to hear this. I'll miss his very humorous radio commentary as much as I'll miss his unique prose. A big loss to cricket, and my thoughts are with his family, friends and colleagues. R.I.P.Peter.
peter b:
13 Nov 2011 12:31:43pm
A tragedy to lose him so young.
I'll miss Peter's voice this summer.
13 Nov 2011 12:33:24pm
Thanks Peter for the excellent commentry you have provided. It was always nice to have one fair objective commentator. May you rest in peace
13 Nov 2011 12:34:05pm
Roebuck's articles helped me appreciate cricket in the first place. He really had a way with words - he used cricket as a springboard to comment on human nature and world politics. He was also very generous in his commentary on the opposition - a refreshing change to the blinkered views sometimes seen in local media. He'll be greatly missed.
Ross Chapman:
13 Nov 2011 12:34:13pm
Thank you so much for the memories Peter.
You were by far the most insightful and intelligent writer and commentator of cricket for many years.
You will be sorely missed.
Best Wishes to any family and friends and all of the ABC Grandstand team at this sad time.
13 Nov 2011 12:35:03pm
Sp sad to hear of Peter's death. Sincere condoleneces to the team at Grandstand, in particular Peter's fellow commentators.
My thoughts are also with the broader ABC community, both staff and audience; we have lost too many fine people from the ABC this year, none can ever be repalced in their respective fields of talent.
Vale Peter, RIP.
Emma Jackson:
13 Nov 2011 12:35:14pm
So sad and shocked. Peter "made me" happy to listen to cricket on ABC Radio and want to read about it in the paper the next day. I'll miss his passion and honesty. I still can't quite believe it. It's going to be a sad summer...My sincere condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.
13 Nov 2011 12:37:21pm
An absolute tragic loss to cricket & sport journalism.
A brilliant author & commentator.
Wonderful talker about cricket. There's nothing like cricket to cause long conversation.
I don't think I disagreed much with any of Robey's view although he could stand well outside the norm. A refreshing voice.
I lost my dad last week - he didn't like cricket - and he was 94.
Sad not tragic and not an unexpected passing.
I shed a couple more tears @ Roebuck's passing.
Not sure why - you can't always work out emotions.
I will miss Roebuck's views & voice so much.
Can be rated alongside Arlott & Johnston
RIP Pete
13 Nov 2011 12:38:01pm
Very very sad news. Condolences to his family and friends...
Scott B:
13 Nov 2011 12:39:50pm
Wow, this is a bolt out of the blue. Whilst at times I didn't agree with him, there was no doubt to his ability to analyse and comment so eruditely on cricket. A huge loss for the game. RIP
Chris Morris:
13 Nov 2011 12:40:01pm
Condolences to the ABC Grandstand Cricket Commentary team on the sad passing of your colleague and a man admired by all ABC Cricket Listeners Peter Roebuck. His thoughts and widsom will be sadly missed in the summers to come.
Shane 2:
13 Nov 2011 12:43:36pm
Sad day. I followed Somerset when I was living in England. Roebuck was not the most talented cricketer, but he was a forthright leader on the field. His observations on the game were usually apposite and thought provoking. He was heavily involved in the LBW Trust providing educational opportunities in developing countries. A life well lived. He was one of the good ones who died far too young.
13 Nov 2011 12:44:03pm
We feel as if we have lost a member of the family, so respected and loved was Peter...listening to and reading about cricket will never be the same.
Be safe and at peace Peter and thankyou
13 Nov 2011 12:44:37pm
Shattered - can't believe it......
Mike M:
13 Nov 2011 12:46:32pm
I will really miss his commentary and banter.....such a shock that he is gone and at such a young age.
13 Nov 2011 12:47:40pm
R I P Peter.. u willl be badly missed by each and every cricket fan. Couldnt believe it that you are gone.
13 Nov 2011 12:49:03pm
dreadful news...I will miss his erudition and humour both in print and on radio
13 Nov 2011 12:49:07pm
As a bushie, his expert commentary is going to be sorely missed. Thanks for the memories.
13 Nov 2011 12:49:27pm
What a sad day. Condolences to family and Grandstand. Peter's loss has left a big hole in commentary this cricket season and ever after. Our loss, Heavens gain.
13 Nov 2011 12:57:48pm
So sad to hear about Peter Roebuck - the loss compares to the passing of Alan McGilvray and John Arlott - but what a commentary team there is in heaven.
Jim C:
13 Nov 2011 12:58:31pm
Peter Roebuck's voice and on-air personality has been one of the joys of 'cricket on the radio', in the best traditions of the eccentric English cricket broadcasters of the last half-century. The breadth, depth and humanity of his commentary has added immensely to my appreciation of the game and indeed of life itself. Ave, valeque.
13 Nov 2011 1:00:50pm
Sad to see Peter go. So young. I will miss his work on ABC radio and his columns. A good friend to cricket.
13 Nov 2011 1:02:51pm
Very sad to hear of Peter's passing - as someone who both loved his sport but brought a broad & restless intelligence & knowledge of the world to the game he was in a class of his own. Let's hope that the the values about cricket he espoused - fair play, dedication, and being prepared to poke a bit of fun at ourselves and especially the great & mighty of the game - live on.
Mark G:
13 Nov 2011 1:05:58pm
A great loss to the ABC and to the world of Cricket. My thoughts and prayers go to his family and work colleagues. I will really miss his dry wit, careful analysis and cogent writing. RIP Peter.
13 Nov 2011 1:06:24pm
Shocking !! Peter gave to cricket in Australia the justification for its presence that is constantly being eroded by the other more media friendly sports. Truthful, eccentric, abstract and sometimes irritating. Very sad, cricket on the radio will never be the same. Peter and The "Skull" were priceless.
13 Nov 2011 1:07:40pm
In an era where dark forces with hidden agendas are constantly trying to exploit & undermine international cricket, and lesser journalists and sports writers have played along, attempting to lower the bar with trite commentary, commercial flim-flam and lightweight analysis, Roebuck was always there as a counterweight, righting the ship with his heavy ballast, intelligence and a deep understanding of and respect for the history and traditions of the great game. He was honest, fearless and true, without peer amongst modern cricket writers and commentators. His passing will leave a great void.
Sean Brett:
13 Nov 2011 1:09:15pm
The airwaves and the print media will be poorer from your loss.
RIP Peter
13 Nov 2011 1:09:52pm
RIP Peter Roebuck
I met him a couple of times and was very polite and courteous to spend the time to have a chat about cricket.
Will miss his insightful and challenging comments about Australian Cricket
13 Nov 2011 1:11:46pm
Wow what team they have now got together- McGilvray, Arlott and Roebuck. ABC cricket has lost one of the most valuable commentators on its team.
chris g:
13 Nov 2011 1:12:15pm
Very sad indeed, I found myself in tears driving when I heard the news and then as every grandstand commentator spoke you could hear each of them 'tearing up'.
I loved his commentary and writing and I loved his humanity and most of all his compassion for the underdog.
I can't imagine the summer without him and I feel like I have lost a friend.
Condolences to his family and the Grandstand team; glad he became an Aussie before his passing as he clearly loved this country for all the right reasons.
13 Nov 2011 1:16:21pm
Will be sadly missed. Roebuck was the voice of reason and precision in stark contrast to the prattling, ego driven nonsense we get from most sport commentators these days.
13 Nov 2011 1:17:27pm
Bright, well spoken, knowledgeable. I aways loved listening to him. The sounds of summer. Very sad that it will be no more. I hope it was a gentle passing @>~~
13 Nov 2011 1:18:32pm
Just heard Kerry O'Keeffe describing his friendship with Peter. Summer listening to the cricket on the ABC will never be the same. RIP
13 Nov 2011 1:18:40pm
Vale Peter Roebuck. I never knew you, but enjoyed listening and reading your thoughts all summer long.
13 Nov 2011 1:18:50pm
RIP Peter Roebuck - summer is never going to sound the same again...
John Miller:
13 Nov 2011 1:20:23pm
Some very moving tributes have been paid to the late Peter Roebuck. I commiserate with those close to him but I couldn't stand the man but he was a better commentator than some, which is not saying a great deal these days. He was able to contradict himself without being checked and couldn't make up his mind about his loyalties.
13 Nov 2011 1:21:25pm
One of the greatest that I have ever heard descibe the game of cricket. He will be terribly missed. R. I. P.
Brian Peacock:
13 Nov 2011 1:30:13pm
Judging by the story, there's more news to come regarding this tragic death, and I would think the tabloids would be waiting with bated breath. Before that happens let's honour a great writer, a talented cricketer, and someone who changed the whole face of cricket writing in Australia. He'll be sadly missed by everyone who loves cricket.
13 Nov 2011 1:30:15pm
On Friday I was listening to him thinking how nice to have another summer of cricket with the various commentators, like him, offering their range of opinions on the national game. I didn't always agree wth him, but you had to respect his views, which were never coloured by self interest. Condolences to his family, friends and his Grandstand and Fairfax colleagues. RIP to the man himself.
David Ollett:
13 Nov 2011 1:31:11pm
Gutted . Will miss a commentator who was always accurate in his descriptions. Very Very sad day. Like to know what tor such cause was for such a young man.
Michael and David:
13 Nov 2011 1:31:57pm
There will be a void this summer with cricket on the radio. Will be missed.
13 Nov 2011 1:32:50pm
I often exchange email with Peter. He was always available for a chat about cricket, law and life in general.
I'm incredibly sad to hear of this passing.
His articles on cricket were peerless.
We will all miss you very much
13 Nov 2011 1:35:51pm
Summer won't sound the same without Peter. He'll be sorely missed. My thoughts go out to his family, friends and colleagues.
Suren Krishnan:
13 Nov 2011 1:36:27pm
A truly tragic Sunday for cricket readers and listeners the world over. I cannot describe how much I will miss Peters sensible commentary every summer on ABC Radio and his prose in the SMH Monday morning reviews after dull Sundays. Peters writings and commentary was always unbiased. His opinions and stand singularly made the cricketing authorities and public of the Anglo cricketing world give overdue due respect and credit to cricketers and the cricketing institutions of the Sub Continent and the Carribean to a point where they are now given the same prestige and esteem as their established and colonial peers. RIP Peter you are the best. I will miss you dearly
Andrew Nicholson:
13 Nov 2011 1:36:49pm
Just heard the news. Shocked, saddened. The cricket world has lost one of its finest writers, and I'll deeply miss his wit, insight and courage. RIP Peter :(
13 Nov 2011 1:38:11pm
Terribly sad news. What a delight it was to listen to him and the Grandstand team during summer.
Thoughts to the family et al.
13 Nov 2011 1:41:50pm
Gutted, will be greatly missed and thoughts go to his family. Better make room for one more in that big commentary box in the sky!!
13 Nov 2011 1:43:01pm
What a terrible loss, you will be greatly missed Peter. You and Kerry were an awesome twosome
13 Nov 2011 1:47:45pm
... Our Summers will never be the same again.
13 Nov 2011 1:51:21pm
I was shocked when I opened the browser and saw the headline. I had read his last column in the SMH just a few hours ago and it was as usual fearless, insightful and correct. I never knew him of course, but I always thought of him as an immensely talented and intelligent person. My enduring memory will be the wonderful pairing at the Ashes with Jonathan Agnew. The use of language and knowledge they brought to their broadcasts was a delight to listen to and one of those matches where the whole was much greater than the parts. The radio and the newspapers will be a little bit poorer this summer.
13 Nov 2011 1:53:07pm
Sad news, I used to marvel at his prose, his similes and overall gift of language. He was a great writer and from what I can gather- a good man. RIP
13 Nov 2011 1:54:56pm
i agree with all of these comments. such a loss. pity we didn't always tell him how much he meant to us and cricket before it was too late.
13 Nov 2011 1:55:00pm
Tragic. Thoughts with his family. Also very suspicion, hope they can get to the bottom of it.
13 Nov 2011 1:55:32pm
Really shocked. A very sad day for the cricketing world, and the world in general. RIP Mr. Roebuck.
13 Nov 2011 2:00:20pm
Very sorry to hear of the loss of Peter. I will miss his commentary and opening my paper each morning and going straight to read his insightful, thoughtful and entertaining comments on the game he obviously loved.
13 Nov 2011 2:05:39pm
Vale Peter....we will miss your astute comments on the cricket in the summer.
'Skull' is going to be lost without you.
13 Nov 2011 2:07:52pm
Very shocked to hear the news this morning of Peter's passing. It was only in the last ashes series I listened to his commentary and thought how unique and thought-provoking his comments always were.He seemed to see cricket in a more internationalist sense than other commentators who could be more partisan. His was a contrarians' voice that always made for interesting listening and reading and his death is a sad loss to cricket.
13 Nov 2011 2:09:58pm
Why? The absence of any explanation screams from all the notices, and it won't be long before every poster has a theory. His memory deserves the dignity of clear and settled truth, so that he can rest in peace -- a peace that perhaps he did not always enjoy in life. I hope one day this complex, highly intelligent and talented man receives the biography he merits.
13 Nov 2011 2:10:47pm
Vale Peter Roebuck. Didn't alawys agree with the man in print, but really enjoyed his work on Grandstand. One particular piece of coverage will stay in my mind for the rest of my life; it was the Indian Tour four years ago. Roebuck pointed out the bully boy tactics of the Aussies, after a remarkable day of cricket. He was right & I had to confront my own predjudices. Hard one, but true, as an outsider he had view & expressed it well. Mr Roebuck you will be sorely missed by this devotee of the game; thank you.
13 Nov 2011 2:15:19pm
This is very sad news and he will be greatly missed. Condolences to his family.
Dean I:
13 Nov 2011 2:16:01pm
This summer won't be the same without the thoughtful and incisive commentary he provided. Really valued his opinion. Very very sad and a tragedy not only for his family but cricket followers throughout the world.
R.I.P Peter
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The Foundation of the AAGL has reserved the entire third level of Top Golf Las Vegas for an evening of competitive fun and fundraising! Each hitting bay is climate-controlled and features HDTVs, lively music, and a selection of golf clubs to hit your longest drive!
Discounted Hotel Rates
MGM Grand Hotel and Convention Center Las Vegas is renowned for its star-studded events. The 5,000 modern and well-appointed rooms and suites provide accommodations for every need – including the unprecedented Stay Well rooms which provide a complete wellness hotel experience.