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There is hardly any u-152 in scania and northern Germany. Besides how long did they take to migrate
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This quote from Taranis made me think whether we may have missed something more recent in Italy's history that could account for high R1b-U152 levels. How certain are we that the Lombards were R1b-U106, HG I?
Lombard lands c.750-785
The Lombards could have carried more R1b-U152 than R1b-U106 if we consider for a moment their migration routes into Italy. I do not deny that there had already been a significant R1b-U152 presence in Italy before their arrival but the R1b-U152 homeland was on the Lombardic migratory route to Italy. What we find today in Northern Italy appears to correspond with a Lombard expansion with an almost bottle-neck on the Lombardy southern border where R1b-U152 frequencies are highest. This explains high R1b-U152 levels on the Sicilian north coast as it was a Lombard colony and resulted in turning Sicily into what later became an anti-papist stronghold with Swabian rulers and Lombard aristocracy.
The Lombards migrated along the following proposed route into Italy.
Alsace and Southwest Germany, together with Switzerland and Bavaria all have elevated R1b-U152 when compared to the surrounding region.
Ignore the Scandinavian origin, it is based on a legend, no historical source verifies Scania as Lombard homeland. Strabo and Tacitus mention the Lombards settled near the mouth of the Elbe suggesting a sea-faring culture near Scoringa.
The Codex Gothanus writes the Lombards were subjected by the Saxons around 300AD, but rose up against the Saxons with their king Agelmund. In the second half of the 4th century, the Lombards left their homes and embarked on their migration. The migration is first documented as having begun at Scoringa, not Scania as indicated on the above map.
Maybe the Roman migration of R1b-U152 is not the answer, Iberia and other Roman areas have more J and almost no R1b-U152.
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There is hardly any u-152 in scania and northern Germany. Besides how long did they take to migrate
Alsace and Southwest Germany, together with Switzerland and Bavaria all have elevated R1b-U152 when compared to the surrounding region.
your map only indicates the area won by victories of Liutprand over the Eastern -roman empire ( byzantium) and with these victories a setting up of duchies like spoleto and benevento etc etc.
What dna was in ombardia from when the celts thre out the etruscans in the 5th century BC until these lombard invasions, clearly , whatever was there must still be aroud in some form
The R1b-L23+ in Lombardy would not have been so heavy in R1b-U152 for several reasons. Firstly, the Gallic invasions of 390BC in addition to the Boii who made Bononia their capital, were routed out according to later Roman onslaughts.
The R1b-U152 in Italy and the Balkans was first introduced, albeit in small quantities relative to the better established haplogroups, from 1200BC and gradually increased with migratory waves in 800BC and the 4th and 3rd century invasions from the Volcae and Boii etc.
The Lombards who came to Italy were a small elite, perhaps a population of 110,000, compared with a italian population who which ranged between 8 and 9 million habitants .
During the first centuries of domination, then, there was a very clear separation between the Romans and the Lombards, primarily for the different religions (Catholics and Arians) and secondly to Lombard law, even forbidding mixed marriages. Things have not changed for a long time, and the Lombards, who also had the exclusive preserve of the army, were reduced over the centuries until they disappeared almost completely. So it's difficolut to charge this population to any track genetics (at least not consistently).
Also carry a research made by the Anthropological Society of Paris, which analyzes the contamination Germanic in Friuli, the region hardest hit by the Lombard rule.
Les Ostrogoths et les Langobards, aggignataies d'un tiers des terres domaniales, n'avaient ni la voltè ni la possibilitè de se trasformer en colonisateurs. Ils faisainet travailler ces terres par leurs esclaves et par les paysan libres, transformeès en serfs ruraux, quand ils n'étainet pas attaches aux biens ecclesiastiques. La domination gotho-langobarde ne fut pas sans effet demographique pour la population illyrien (la popolazione nativa del Friuli viene considerata ancora Illirica), surtout dans la derniere periode, quand les Langobards tenaient de fortes garnison dans le Castrum Glemonae et dans le duchè de Forum Iulii pour la défense de la frontièere orientale dell'Austrasie langobarde. J'estime que les aborigenes (i Friulani) s'èlevaient alors a 70-80.000 individus sur un territorie d'environ 6.000 km2. A la fin du royaume langobard, le rapport, selon mon estimation, entre Frioulans et Barbares, etait 8-10 a 100, ce qui indique un taux de mélange de 6-7%- Sans doute l'hybridation a influencè les Friuulans, par exemple a l'egard de la haute stature ed du type blond de Livi.
The Ostrogoths and Lombards, aggignataies a third of public lands, had neither the V nor the opportunity to Trasforma as colonizers. Faisainet They work the land by slaves and free peasants, serfs, transformed into rural n'étainet when not attached to the church property. Domination-Gotho Lombards was not without effect for the demographic Illyrian population (the native population of Friuli is still considerate Illiric), especially in the last period, when the Lombards held strong garrison in the Castrum Glemonae and the Duchy of Forum Iuliia to defend the eastern frontièere dell'Austrasie Lombards. I believe that the aborigines (i Friulana) 70-80000 individuals at the time was on territories of about 6,000 km2. At the end of the kingdom Lombards, the report, in my estimation, between Friulians and Barbarians, a 8-10 was 100, indicating a mixing ratio of 6-7% - no doubt influenced the hybridization Friuulans by instance with regard to the tall blond ed type of Livi.
The legend of the formation of Rome states that there were three groups to begin with:
1. Etruscans [definitely not a R1b-U152 people]
2. Latini [definitely not a R1b-U152 people]
3. Sabines [origins also show East Med. origins]
Some claim that the local Italian tribes took control of the Roman Empire, as improbable as it sounds, it still does not account for the levels of R1b-U152.
this thread, only the subclade J1c3d is actually associated with the Semitic peoples. The other subclades of J1 are quite common in the Levante, Anatolia and Caucasus.
From that perspective, it absolutely makes sense that the Etruscans were J1.
1460 - 4 500 000
1675 - 12 500 000
1861 - 22 200 000
1901 - 33 000 000
1961 - 50 000 000
2010 - 60 500 000
Where do you get a population of 8 million in 6th century Italy?
The population of Italy before the Lombards was probably not more that between 400 000 and 600 000.
1. Britannica Latium
2. Cornell (1995) 44
The archaeological evidence shows a remarkable uniformity of culture in the peninsula during the period 1800-1200 BC - the so-called 'Appenine culture'. Pottery with much the same incised geometric designs is found throughout Italy, and the design of weapons and tools was also homogenous. During this period, it appears that Italy was a heavily wooded land with a sparse population.
the Italian population during the Middle Ages was reduced because of famine and disease (Black Death), the 1400 whose the first time in population growth after the fall occurred after the eighth century AD. And I do not understand where you may have read that Italy had 600,000 inhabitants in the fifth century AD, if you said 2 or 3 million would have been strange but questionable, but 600,000is absurd.
The research La composition ethnique de la population italienne (Bulletins et Memoires de la Societe d'Anthropologie de Paris, Mario Cappieri) and the classical scholar Karl Julius Belock demographics are not of this opinion, to attest to the population between 5 and 9 variables million from the fourth century to the sixth century AD
Ancient mt-DNA studies have been confirmed by studies comparing Tuscan men to DNA sequences with those from men in modern Turkey, northern Italy, the Greek island of Lemnos, the Italian islands of Sicily and Sardinia and the southern Balkans. They found that the genetic sequences of the Tuscan men varied significantly from those of men in surrounding regions in Italy, and that the men from Murlo and Volterra were the most closely related to men from Turkey. In Murlo in particular, one genetic variant is shared only by people from Turkey. The island of Lemnos and the Turkish man from Smyrna are in J1 desert.
According with the actualy common of Florence and the "Tuscany Region", only in Tuscany there were 380,000 persons in the fifth century AD, and the Lombards were settled more than 11,000
Where did the 40-50% R1b-U152 distributed throughout Lombardy come from?
@ Leonardo
Who were the ancient Italics who carried R1b-U152?
The spread of U152 in Lombardy is almost certainly to be charged as a percentage (roughly) to 30% in the presence of the Gauls, and the huge amount to 70% of settlers sent from Rome to Lombardy.
Specifically, the Etruscan language is unlikely to be originally native to Italy because of it's similarities with the Anatolian languages. Let me elaborate this: obviously Etruscan was a fundamentally non-Indo-European language, whereas the Anatolian family obviously was Indo-European, but the point is that there are some other features which suggest areal proximity towards the Anatolian languages.
Another issue is that there is no evidence for Etruscan being spoken outside of the area of Etruscan rule, in particular not in southern Italy.
To get back to the original thread topic:
In addition to R1b-U106, other Y-Haplogroups in Italy of likely Lombardic (or at least otherwise Germanic) origin are I1 and I2b:
Northern Italy - 6%
Central Italy - 3%
Suthern Italy - 2.5%
Northern Italy - 2.5%
Central Italy - 5.0%
Southern Italy - 2.5%
There's also the possibility that some R1a in Italy might be Germanic, but given the distribution of R1a in Italy, it's likely most Italian R1a is either actually natively Italic (as in, from the Proto-Italic peoples, the most likely source) or Greek.
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TRANSMITTED: Saturday 26 February 1966
WRITER: John Lucarotti & Donald Tosh
DIRECTOR: Paddy Russell
SCRIPT EDITOR: Gerry Davis
PRODUCER: John Wiles
RATINGS: 5.8 million viewers
FORMAT: CD: Doctor Who: The Lost TV Episodes Collection: No. 2
"In any case, I cannot change the course of history, you know that."
Steven returns to Preslin's shop and meets Anne there. They spend the next day searching for the Tardis key and are stunned when the Doctor turns up, unwilling to say where he's been or what he's been doing. The Doctor learns the year & date, and knowing what's to come sends Anne away while he & Steven return to the Tardis. As they leave anti-Huguenot violence erupts as the Massacre begins. Steven is angry with the Doctor for abandoning Anne to near certain death and walks out on the Doctor the next time the Tardis lands, as it happens on Wimbledon common. The Doctor, alone in The Tardis for the first time since we met him, reflects on events and his friend's departure:
"Steven... Even after all this time, he cannot understand. I dare not change the course of history. Well, at least I taught him to take some precautions; he did remember to look at the scanner before he opened the doors. And now, they're all gone. All gone. None of them could understand. Not even my little Susan. Or Vicki. And as for Barbara and Chatterton - Chesterton - they were all too impatient to get back to their own time. And now, Steven. Perhaps I should go home. Back to my own planet. But I can't... I can't..."
However at that moment a young girl charges into the Tardis, mistaking it for a real Police Box, seeking help. She is closely followed by a returning Steven who warns the Doctor of approaching Policemen, causing the Doctor to dematerialise the Tardis with the stranger aboard. She is Dorothea "Dodo" Chaplet, an orphan who lives with a great aunt who will not miss her. She reminds the Doctor of his much missed granddaughter Susan. Steven is startled by the surname and Dodo reveals she had a French Grandfather leaving Steven to wonder if Anne survived after all....
Much better episode this one, definitely improved by having Hartnell back in his usual role and the Doctor being present for the first time since episode one.
So where was the Doctor in this story and what was he doing?
DOCTOR: Oh, my dear boy, had you stayed at the tavern all this mix-up could have been avoided.Was he actually the Abbot in disguise? We don't see the murder onscreen and without the visuals it's hard to tell if they show the body to be Hartnell. Could the Abbot actually be a persona adopted by the Doctor for whatever reason?
STEVEN: I did stay at the tavern, you didn't turn up!
DOCTOR: Yes, well, I was unavoidably delayed. Never mind that now. Come along, we must go. Come along.
And what about Preslin who the Doctor was last seen with? We last see him in his shop in episode 1 yet the very next day in episode 2 we get this exchange between Steven, Nicholas and an old woman they're enquiring of:
MUSS: What? Monsieur Preslin doesn't use his shop?Another pass needed by the script editor? Or was the man the Doctor encountered in the shop not Preslin after all?
OLD LADY: Does it look like it? Nothing lives there except the rats.
STEVEN: And where is Preslin now?
MUSS: How long since he's lived here?
WOMAN: Oh, a long time. Two years about. He was arrested for heresy.
STEVEN: What? Do you mean, you mean he's in prison?
WOMAN: Burnt I expect. And if he isn't, he should be.
There's a real sense of grimness and doom about the episode as it progresses as first the Queen Mother issues her orders changing the plan from targeted eliminations to full attempting to wipe out the Huguenots.
TAVANNES: Simon?Tavannes is in thrall to his political mistress Catherine de Merdici but seeing a larger picture than she does make a small alteration to the plan:
CATHERINE: No, Marshall.
TAVANNES: Madame. I apologise, I thought that
CATHERINE: Never mind. I have it here, the order signed by the King. Our plans for tomorrow can go ahead.
TAVANNES: Thank God.
CATHERINE: God had very little to do with it. What is this?
TAVANNES: The list, Madame. When those Huguenots are killed we need have no further fear of a Protestant France.
CATHERINE: We have no need of lists, Marshall. The good people of Paris know their enemies. They will take care of them.
TAVANNES: The good people? Madame, if you rouse the mob the innocent will perish with the guilty.
CATHERINE: Innocent? Heresy can have no innocents. France will breath of pure air after tomorrow.
TAVANNES: And Navarre, Madame, your son-in-law? Is he to be slaughtered with the others?
CATHERINE: Tomorrow Henri of Navarre will pay for his pretensions to the Crown.
TAVANNES: Madame, we must not kill Navarre.
CATHERINE: Must not?
TAVANNES: Protestant Europe will merely shed a pious tear over the death of a few thousand Huguenots. The death of a prince will launch a Holy War.
CATHERINE: If one Huguenot life escapes me tomorrow, we may both regret this act of mercy.
TAVANNES: Not mercy, Madame. Policy.
CATHERINE: Very well, Marshall. Then you must get him out of Paris. After tomorrow, even I could not save him.
TAVANNES: I will see to it, Madame.
CATHERINE: And Marshall, close the gates of the city now.
DUVALL: Well, my lord?The sounds of the massacre supposedly play out over woodcuts depicting the event though obviously we can't see this!
TAVANNES: The order has been given. You may begin.
DUVALL: My men are ready. Where's the list?
TAVANNES: There is no list.
DUVALL: But I thought?
TAVANNES: We are to unleash the wolves of Paris. None are to be spared.
DUVALL: Even better, my lord.
TAVANNES: Is it? I wonder. And Simon, when you have passed on the order I have a special charge for you.
DUVALL: My lord?
TAVANNES: Henri of Navarre.
DUVALL: I am to have the honour?
TAVANNES: Yes, but not of killing him. You will escort him out of Paris.
DUVALL: But my lord!
TAVANNES: You not hear me? You will be responsible for his safety. You will have to leave tomorrow's work to others. Now get out. TAVANNES: At dawn tomorrow this city will weep tears of blood.
The historical setting for this story is somewhat obscure thus making this serial more educational than many Doctor Who stories. The St Bartholomew's Day Massacre is an actual event and was triggered by the wedding of Henry III of Navarre and Margaret of Valois, who are mentioned in the story, and the assassination of Admiral Gaspard de Coligny who appears in the story as do Charles IX of France and his mother Catherine de Medici who is the power behind the throne. Other characters, including Preslin whose scientific achievements are so highly praised by the Doctor, I am unable to find any record of.
The Massacre is followed though by some fabulous scenes in the Tardis. Steven's see three friends die recently, Katerina, Brett Vyon & Sara Kingdom plus is still feeling the departure of Vicki. This pushes him over the edge and he decides to leave the Doctor:
STEVEN: Surely there was something we could have done?But then, although only briefly at the end, welcome Jackie Lane as new companion Dodo Chaplet. She arrives courtesy of some location film work at Windmill road in Wimbledon. According to the book Doctor Who: Companions by David J. Howe and Mark Stammers, this sequence would have included a cameo appearance by former companions Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright. The scene — which was scheduled to be filmed but was cancelled — had Ian and Barbara witnessing the dematerialisation of the TARDIS after Dodo enters. A nice touch, but perhaps the availability of William Russell and Jacqueline Hill put paid to it. The sequence does feature Marguerite Young as the Woman with Dog, recorded before her appearance as a Parisian woman in episode 3 of this story, Priest of Death.
DOCTOR: No, nothing. Nothing. In any case, I cannot change the course of history, you know that. The massacre continued for several days in Paris and then spread itself to other parts of France. Oh, what a senseless waste. What a terrible page of the past.
STEVEN: Did they all die?
DOCTOR: Yes, most of them. About ten thousand in Paris alone.
STEVEN: The Admiral?
DOCTOR: Yes.
STEVEN: Nicholas? You had to leave Anne Chaplet there to die.
DOCTOR: Anne Chaplet?
STEVEN: The girl! The girl who was with me! If you'd brought her with us she needn't have died. But no, you had to leave her there to be slaughtered.
DOCTOR: Well, it is possible of course she didn't die, and I was right to leave her.
STEVEN: Possible? Look, how possible? That girl was already hunted by the Catholic guards. If they killed ten thousand how did they spare her? You don't know, do you? You can't say for certain that you weren't responsible for that girl's death.
DOCTOR: I was not responsible.
STEVEN: Oh, no. You just sent her back to her aunt's house where the guards were waiting to catch her. I tell you this much, Doctor, wherever this machine of yours lands next I'm getting off. If your researches have so little regard for human life then I want no part of it.
DOCTOR: We've landed. Your mind is made up?
STEVEN: Goodbye.
DOCTOR: My dear Steven, history sometimes gives us a terrible shock, and that is because we don't quite fully understand. Why should we? After all, we're all too small to realise its final pattern. Therefore don't try and judge it from where you stand. I was right to do as I did. Yes, that I firmly believe.
Dodo's arrival, the first of several accidental stumblings into the Tardis, enables a quick restatement of what the series is about:
DODO: Wait a minute, if this isn't a police box, what is it? And who are you?Of course at the sight of the Policemen Steven come running back to to warn the Doctor and on hearing the surname Chaplet Steven automatically jumps to the conclusion that she's a descendant of Anne, who he's just left and who's fate is unknown. People have pointed out that it's difficult for Dodo to be Anne's descendant if they have the same surname but there's several solutions including a descendant of hers (with her married name) marrying into the Chaplet name or Anne producing a child out of wedlock - is she pregnant at the time of the Massacre and uses the chaos afterwards to pretend she had a husband who has been killed? And if she is pregnant by the end of the story is anyone we know responsible?
DOCTOR: Well, my dear, I'm a doctor of science, and this machine is for travelling through time and relative dimensions in space. Now you
DODO: Come again?
DOCTOR: Oh, never mind, my dear, never mind. Run along.
DODO: There's something odd going on here.
I'm not sorry to see the Massacre finish: It doesn't do it for me, except for the final episode, and this is a similar impression to the one I got when I listened to the story for the first time about six months before I originally blogged it and when I listened to it then. There's a gaping Doctor shaped hole in the middle of it, possibly not a good idea in the first story where there's just one companion. I have very little sympathy for many of the characters finding some of them downright unpleasant. The sense of adventure and wonder appears to be missing from it and the danger is more a grim real world one. There's no humour to mellow it like Reign of Terror or The Romans, no futuristic element like the Time Traveller. It's just a straight up retelling of a grim event in history hamstrung by the lack of the main character. I don't enjoy it and I don't like it and can't see why it's held up to be such a masterpiece by so many.
Onto the cast: The actor playing the Officer, John Slavid returns in The War Machines Episode 4 as Man in Telephone Box. We saw Reg Pritchard, the actor playing the policeman at the start of An Unearthly Child, in an earlier episode. Now we get Leslie Bates, who casts the shadow at the end of that episode, as a Guard. He was also a Tribesman in Unearthly Child 2 The Cave of Skulls, the Man at Lop in The Roof of the World, a Mongol Warrior in Five Hundred Eyes and a Mongol Bandit in Rider from Shang-Tu, the first, third and fifth episodes of Marco Polo. He's a Villager at Inn / Pirate in The Smugglers Episode 1, a 1862 Soldier The War Games Episodes Three & Four, a BBC3 TV Crewmember in The Dæmons Episode Two, a Lunar Guard in episode three and a Draconian in episode Five on Frontier in Space, an Extra in Invasion of the Dinosaurs Part One and an Exxilon in Death to the Daleks: Parts One to Three.
Onto the uncredited extras, and although there's not so many this week all but one of them has other who Appearances to their name. Alan Vicars, the Servant, returns in Doctor Who and the Silurians Episode 1 as a Technician. All the rest of the extras here are playing guards: Derek Chafer was a Saxon/Saxon Warrior in The Meddling Monk & Checkmate, the 2nd & 4th episodes of The Time Meddler and a Greek Soldier in Temple of Secrets, Death of a Spy and Horse of Destruction (1965), the 1st, 3rd & 4th episodes of the Myth Makers. He's back as a Lynch Mob Member in Don't Shoot the Pianist and Johnny Ringo, the 2nd & 3rd episodes of The Gunfighters, a Cybermen in The Moonbase Episodes 3 & 4, a Cyberman in The Invasion: Episode 6, for which he's credited for the only time on Doctor Who, an extra in The Space Pirates Episodes 4 & 5 (1969), a UNIT Soldier in Doctor Who and the Silurians episode 3, a Prisoner in The Mind of Evil Episode Four, a Guard in The Curse of Peladon Episode One, another Exxilon in episodes One to Three of Death to the Daleks, a Guard in The Monster of Peladon Part One, and the Armourer in The Masque of Mandragora Part Four. Geoffrey Witherick was a Cricketer / Reveller in Volcano, the eight episode of Daleks' Masterplan, a Man in Market in The War Machines Episode 3, a Villager in the third and a Coven Member in the fourth & fifth episodes of The Dæmons Episode Five, a Guard in Frontier in Space Episodes Two & Three and a Security guard in Image of the Fendahl Part Two.
It's last Doctor Who appearances for guards John Freeman, previously a G Greek Soldier in Temple of Secrets and Death of a Spy, the first and third episodes of The Myth Makers and a Guard in The Sea Beggar the second episode of this story Francis Willey was previously (somehow) the invisible Visian in Dalek Masterplan episode 6 Coronas of the sun.
A first appearance though for Roy Pearce as a Guard who'll be back as a Soldier in Snow Camouflage / Engineer #2 in The Tenth Planet Episode 3, a Chameleon in The Faceless Ones episode 1, the Cyberman in The War Games episode ten, an extra in Doctor Who and the Silurians episode 6, a Villager in The Dæmons episodes one & two, a Solos Guard in The Mutants episodes three to five (and even gets a credit on part 4!), another Exxilon in Death to the Daleks parts one & two, a Courtier in part one and a Brother in part three of The Masque of Mandragora. He's also got three early episodes of Blake's 7 to his name appearing as an Armed Crewman in Space Fall, a Federation Trooper in Time Squad and a Scientist in Project Avalon. Likewise James Appleby also returns in The Faceless Ones Episode 1, but as a Policeman, and he's in The Masque of Mandragora Part Two as a Guard while Arthur McGuire is in The Enemy of the World Episode 4 as a Guard and Doctor Who and the Silurians Episode 3 as a UNIT Soldier. James Haswell is an extra in episodes 3 to 5 of The Space Pirates and a pirate in episode 6 before playing a prisoner in the second episode of the next story The War Games. He's got a credited part as as Corporal Champion in The Ambassadors of Death Episode 2 and turns up as a Beat Policeman in The Talons of Weng-Chiang part one. He's also got Blake's 7 on his CV appearing in Children of Auron as an Auron Technician and The Harvest of Kairos as a Labourer. Finally the biggest name amongst the guards is Mike Reid making his second Doctor Who appearance after a Greek Solider in Myth Makers 3 Death of a Spy. He'll be back as a Worker / Soldier in The War Machines Episode 3 and a Soldier in The War Machines Episode 4 where he's easily spotted. He goes onto fame as a comedian, host of Runaround and as Frank Butcher in Eastenders.
Donald Tosh, outgoing Script Editor, supposedly performed extensive rewrites on John Lucarotti's final script for the series and now he's off staff he's credited for the work. Lucarotti would write a draft for Ark in Space for Tom Baker's Doctor but the majority of the work for that story was done, and credited to, then script editor Robert Holmes. Lucarotti would return to the world of Doctor Who in the 80s when he novelised all three of his script, with the adaptation of this story becoming a version closer to what was written before Tosh changed it. Donald Tosh did some writing work after leaving Doctor Who, but then went to work for English Heritage. As of me writing this he is both the sole surviving Hartnell era script editor, and, since the death of Glyn Jones, the last surviving Hartnell author.
So out goes Donald Tosh. In comes Gerry Davis! Huzzah! Already experienced through working on Coronation Street & United, Davis is a key appointment in taking the show forward. The next three, possibly four, stories (The Ark, The Celestial Toyroom, The Gunfighters & The Savages) were all dreamed up under the Tosh/Wills regime so if you want to see what the Davis vision of the show looks like then come back for The War Machines.
This story was novelised in the 1980s by the original author, was the first of the BBC Missing Collection releases in 1999 (which is long out of print and trading for a penny or two) was part of the Adventure in History boxset (again again long out of print) and has recently been reissued as part of Doctor Who: The Lost TV Episodes Collection: (1965-1966) No. 2 which is selling on Amazon for cheaper than the original CD!


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2015 saw many adorable mother-daughter duos hit Instagram, but perhaps none made quite the impression Cindy Crawford and her daughter Kaia Gerber did. At just 14, Gerber is starting a career herself as a model and is already the spitting image of her supermodel mother, a fact that the twosome proves with every photo they post together.
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Attorney Alyssa K. Schabloski will volunteer in the Los Angeles Trial Lawyers' Charities' (LATLC) Adopt-A-Family Event at St. Anne's in Los Angeles on Saturday, December 20 from 8:15 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Ms. Schabloski, who will serve on the LATLC's 2015 Board of Directors, will assist in loading gifts onto the vehicles of families who are being supported by the event.
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Once again, we get easily distracted in this Episode, but it is a justifiable reason. I need to find a new lawn mower so that I am not spending my weekend mowing, but playing board games. Here in the Charlotte area, mowing is something you start at the beginning of April and usually don't stop until the first of November. Heck, I have even had to mow before Thanksgiving when we had a fairly warm, wet fall. But once you make it through that discussion, we have three really good discussions about soon to be released or just released games.
Don't miss Space Base if you are a dice fan. This one is going to have people going crazy over it because they will start talking about how it is their next Machi Koro or something they wanted in addition to other simple dice games. It isn't a brain burner, but a really fun luck based engine builder that keeps the whole table involved to the end. If you are like me with the love for dice games, then you might enjoy this game.
Shards of Infinity, deck builder, Justin Gary, Stone Blade Entertainment, enough said. Yes, I am biased. Yes I have been dying to play this since I heard about it. Yes, I have 18 games of Ascension going on right now on the iPad. But you might be surprised about our overall thoughts about this game. However, you will wait to find it when it comes back in stock, sorry. In talking with Stone Blade, they understand the issue and are working towards resolution with Ultra Pro.
Council of 4 is a hit and a miss at RDTN. There is some goodness there and then there is some issues and hopefully we discuss them so you can decide if this is a game you would like to play if you didn't play the original version. I will always play it because I have the love/hate relationship going on with that game. It scores a 7.2 average rating on BGG with over 1000 ratings, so you know something is there. I think if you go into the game realizing that, as Nate points out in the Scurry Report, this is a race, then your play experience might not be as disappointing as what I experienced. But the AP in this game has to go or lessen over time or one can hope.
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Here's a remarkable story from Washington State, USA. I don't know if it's unique, but I don't recall ever previously hearing of a woman (allegedly) faking a pregnancy in order to claim child support. That, however, is what Carmen Lynn Johnsen is accused of doing, with the result that she received a total of $3,500 from the alleged 'father'. Quite how she expected to get away with it (if true) without producing a child is not clear.
I do like the way that (at least some) original US court documents are available to view on the internet - see below. It is also nice to see that our legal system does not have a monopoly on archaic language ('to-wit', 'by color and aid of deception', 'against the peace and dignity of the State of Washington', etc.).
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Hot Take: According to Papa, Hemingway was an asshole when he drank. He was boring, too.
The most the film about the later years of the life of Ernest Hemingway has to offer is a cinematic look at Cuba. Papa: Hemingway in Cuba was the first U.S. film to be made in Cuba since 1959. The visuals of the island are beautiful and stand out as the dull story of the decline of the literary giant as he offers an olive branch to a writer who sends him a fan letter.
Hemingway (Adrian Sparks) befriends Denne Bart Petitclerc (Giovanni Ribisi) after reading his heartfelt letter. Hemingway teaches him how to fish, brings him into his circle of friends and how not to act when drunk. Petitclerc begins enamored with Papa so much so he puts his relationship with Debbie (Minka Kelly) who is completely responsible for his meeting with Hemingway.
Very little happens of much interest with Hemingway and friends. We learn he's suffering with writer's block and contemplates suicide daily. He hates the war, supports the Cuban rebellion, is paranoid, can't get an erection and drinks… a lot! When he drinks, Hemingway and his wife Mary (Joely Richardson) argue.
The shallow dramatization of Hemingway and Petitclerc's relationship drags along to an uninteresting conclusion. We know how it ends for Papa but the film doesn't even take you there as Petitclerc severs his relationship with his idol before his ultimate demise. So, we don't even get that angle of the Hemingway history.
As the first film shot in Cuba in over 50 years, Papa: Hemingway in Cuba wasn't worth the wait. It'll be great to see future films shot in this beautiful, photogenic island. Just not this one.
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- Cuba
After seeing this location on the big screen, there will be more films shot here in the future, for sure.
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- Marginalizing the Female Cast
Joely Richardson and Minka Kelly have some very nice moments on screen but are relatively buried behind the male leads. Obviously, the story here is the relationship between Hemingway and Petitclerc but the one-dimensional storytelling makes for a dull viewing.
- The Shallow End of the Hemingway Pool
It would have been great to dive into the deep end completely naked but this one swims around in the shallow end of the Hemingway mythology.


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Create a Body of Water
Blake Marshall
When people think of fueling their body for training or competition, they naturally go for the marketing ploy that is Gatorade.
Yes, it is true that Gatorade replaces sodium and potassium that are lost when you sweat — a whopping seven percent of your daily value of sodium, and one percent of potassium. Do you know what else replaces electrolytes? Pickle juice. Yes, nasty pickle juice can do the same thing as Gatorade for your body.
What's worse, Gatorade is full of sugar and it has 14 grams of it per eight-ounce serving. Since the FDA has no formal recommendation for sugar intake per day, this gets lumped in as carbohydrates, and 14 grams of sugary carbs brings the total to six percent of your daily intake in just eight ounces of your favorite lemon-lime drink. To illustrate this point, the average sugar packet contains roughly four grams of sugar. Now, take four sugar packets and swallow them, and you have one serving of Gatorade. Since the smallest Gatorade bottles are 12 ounces, and most people don't go by recommended serving size, people are drinking one-and-a-half to maybe even four servings at a time.
Sure, Gatorade tastes good — and yes, in the middle of competition, Gatorade may help restore some lost electrolytes. But for all-around health, performance and recovery though, there is a magic elixir capable of aiding in muscle growth, increasing brain function and helping to maintain a healthy weight, all while having exactly zero calories. We can refer to this magic potion by its chemical compound, H2O. If you haven't caught on yet, I'm referring to water.
While Gatorade and other sports drinks may have more flavor and bright colors, they would never be anywhere without water. As an athlete, I knew that if I didn't drink close to a gallon of water a day while training I would be sluggish, tired and unable to focus on the tasks at hand. Many of my teammates feel the same way, and during games they would choose water over the sports drinks, because the sugar would dry their mouths out.
Our bodies are between 45-70 percent water. Water is the major source of muscle volume, and is a vital source of muscle repair, along with protein. Water is cool and refreshing as well. You can dump water on your head and neck while working out and not feel like a sticky mess afterward. The best part of water is that you can drink it anytime. When Gatorade was first formulated at the University of Florida in 1965, it was designed to be used to replace electrolytes only during games. This was to give the team a competitive advantage. Somewhere along the way, this idea of drinking only during performance was lost, and Gatorade became a "healthy choice," because it was a sports drink. Water, on the other hand is good for pre-training, post-training, with meals, early in the morning or in the middle of the night. Gatorade cannot make that claim.
There was a time in my life where I was on the Gatorade bandwagon. Playing high school baseball, I believed that without my Gatorade I would not play to my full potential. I thought only Gatorade would make me the best athlete I could be. What Gatorade made me was thirsty for more Gatorade. It made me need two to three per game to feel like my thirst was quenched. That's not what an athlete needs. What an athlete needs is consistent water consumption, with a good high-protein diet, leafy green vegetables and fruit for vitamins and natural sugars. If an athlete is diligent with nutrition and hydration, they will have the needed electrolytes, and cramping will be less of an issue. No magic sports drink will fix a poor diet and lack of hydration outside of training, especially when it contains 14 grams of sugar per serving.
If you don't believe me, that's fine, but remember, when Bobby Boucher took the Mud Dogs to the Bourbon Bowl, they weren't drinking Gatorade.
Sports Drinks Fuel Success
Jared Walch
In the classic '90s film "The Waterboy," Adam Sandler's character Bobby Boucher makes the college football team after his dedicated service as its waterboy. He eventually becomes known across the country for his hard-hitting tackles and sacks. At first, he is hesitant to want to hurt anyone, but eventually his coach is able to coax out his anger and emotion on the field by visualizing one of the other team's players being mean or insulting to him.
At one point during a game before he goes in, his coach stops him and tells him, "Water sucks. Gatorade is better." When the waterboy goes into the game, he visualizes his coach telling him that "not only does Gatorade quench your thirst better, it tastes better too." The rest of the film is history, but the coach has a point. Water is okay, but for optimal performance, athletes should consume sports drinks.
Now I know that people are all about the newest latest health craze, and that people are generally more health-conscious than they have been in the past. People will point out the fact that sports drinks are often loaded with sugar, thus making them relatively unhealthy compared to plain water.
I'm not suggesting that athletes should stop drinking water during exercise, but science has consistently shown that there is a place for sports drinks in exercise and competition. If you are leisurely going on a stroll or a light jog, sports drinks aren't for you. If you are doing something that doesn't require a lot of intensity or hard work, stick to water. When it counts though, you should choose sports drinks like Gatorade.
When exercising for more than an hour — or lessif you are doing a more intense exercise — you end up sweating a lot. When that happens, you lose more than just fluids. You sweat out minerals and electrolytes that you need to perform at your best. In fact, that was the entire reason that sports drinks came around in the first place.
Gatorade was invented in the 1960s by the medical team at the University of Florida to help the football team perform better. Many of the players were affected by the heat, and as a result they often succumbed to heat-related illnesses. The players responded well after the first season using the drink, and within two years the team went on to its first ever Orange Bowl game.
The main reason is that sports drinks replenish your body's stores of electrolytes, things like sodium and potassium. These electrolytes are more than just funny-sounding scientific terms. They can affect the amount of water in your body and how well your muscles function. If your muscles can't function correctly, you can't compete well. If you can't compete well, you can't win.
There is a reason why athletes in nearly every sport choose sports drinks over water. Sports drinks help you perform better. Not only that, but to give a throwback to our movie reference, sports drinks taste better. After all, there's only so much water your body can drink before you get a stomachache. After a while, you just don't have the taste or desire for water anymore. Because sports drinks taste better, you may likely end up taking in more liquid than you would otherwise.
Water has its place, but there's no doubt that sports drinks are the undisputed king of sports hydration.


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Due to a recent acquisition, AM/PM Exterminating is now part of the Moyer family.
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PUBLISHED OCTOBER 7, 2016: A small group gathered today in a hotel suite on the outskirts of Gary, Indiana. The nine formally-dressed guests joined hands while standing around a table containing only a white box. Reverend John Jackson of Trinity United Church of Christ started the prayer. "Eternal God, we are gathered here today to honor you, and to honor the legendary liberator, emancipator of the enslaved, and revolutionary of righteous, the Reverend Nathaniel Turner."
The gathering's 83-year-old host, Richard Gordon Hatcher, who served as Gary's mayor from 1968 to 1987, planned the event at which a skull alleged to be Turner's was turned over to his descendants. The guests of honor, Shannon Batton Aguirre and Shelly Lucas Wood, both great-great-great-great granddaughters of Turner, flew in from Washington D.C. to accept the remains.
In 1831, after receiving what he believed to be prophecies from God, Nat Turner led the bloodiest slave revolt in American history. Accompanied by a small army of his brethren, the group fought their way through the countryside of Southampton County, Virginia, with hopes of ending the scourge of slavery. When the bloodletting ended, more than 55 whites lay dead.
The local militia quelled the uprising within 48 hours, but Turner managed to elude his pursuers. After two months he was captured, tried, and on November 11th, he was hanged from a tree in the town of Jerusalem, now Courtland, Virginia. It is here that the facts surrounding Turner end and speculation and lore begin. (Read about Turner's complex legacy.)
Many stories have circulated about the fate of Turner's remains after his hanging. Several versions claim that he was flayed, quartered, and decapitated before his torso was finally buried in the local pauper's cemetery. His skull and brain were then sent away for study.
During the recent filming of the National Geographic Studios documentary Rise Up: The Legacy of Nat Turner, there were frequent discussions with descendants and historians about the fate of Turner's remains. Several had heard reports or read newspaper articles stating that the skull had been donated to former mayor Hatcher at a 2002 charity gala for the Civil Rights Hall of Fame, a museum project Hatcher has long championed.
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The lower school science classroom now has a freshwater aquarium newly stocked with Lake Malawi Cichlids.
The aquarium has been installed and designed to enable students to view a living ecosystem. The large glass tank will be gradually stocked over time with different species of fish to enhance the students' study of the ecosystem.


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Members of Rex meet at 1st & Carondolet this time every year. A limo-bus takes them away.
Why do they meet here? Where do they go? I do not know. They would probably have to pay someone to kill me if I knew.
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Tan: Dear Nick, you asked for a quick reply, and I was only able to answer you so late. I am sorry for that. But here is my reply.
Nick: Hello, Tan, here I am again. I'm feeling overwhelmed by karma.
Tan: I think this is the major point. It is not you who feels overwhelmed. You are that which knows the feeling of being overwhelmed. You are the knower.
By knowing the feeling of being overwhelmed you cannot be the one who is feeling being overwhelmed. Just let the person be overwhelmed. Let him be whatever he is. Do not try to use the self-realization as a trick to make the jiva better. "By being awareness I will no longer feel overwhelmed" is the ego talking to use spirituality and self-realization as a trick to make itself better.
Nick: The jiva wants to take responsibility for his actions.
Tan: That is okay. The person should take responsibility for his actions and act according to dharma or else he or she would be an irresponsible and potentially non-dharmic person.
But the important thing is, you are not the person. You are that which knows the person.
Nick: It just continues to search for experiences, like finding new ways to be happy, and it never is.
Tan: Well, the person has desires and wants to feel happy, therefore it seeks joyful experiences. There is nothing wrong with it.
Of course the person will never be happy via experience. Firstly because each experience will end in time, and secondly because the gunas coloring the experience constantly change from rajas to tamas to sattva.
So not only will the experience never be stable, but also the "color" of the experience from aggressive/dynamic to sluggish/doubtful to clear/blissful will constantly shift.
That is how duality is. It sounds like your mind has high hopes that the whole spirituality "thingy" will make the person a more spiritual, non-desiring, non-attached person.
It may or it may not. This is not about the person. It is about who you really are.
It seems to me you want to use Vedanta to make a better person. That is not what Vedanta is about. Vedanta is about inquiring and understanding who you are.
The person is an appearance in duality and it has vasanas, desires and moods. That's it.
There is no way to make the person unlimited. It is limited through the five sheaths. The person is limited through the body, the body will die. The person is limited through energy, it will run out. The person is limited through it feelings, it will be feeling weak or overwhelmed or high and blissful. It is limited through its thoughts and resulting desires: "I should be detached, cool, Buddha-like and non-desiring." And as a last sheath, it can be limited by its addiction to wanting to feel good all the time, blissful.
Nick: It can only focus its thoughts on one subject for a matter of minutes or a couple of hours, but then I'm back again to feeling lost and heartbroken. I just really want freedom, and hope you can be my teacher. There's nothing I'd rather want, so please guide me.
Tan: If you are serious about understanding who you are and are not looking for a quick spiritual fix, then I will accept you as my student.
Are you serious about studying Vedanta?
Will you focus on Vedanta and not run off to any good, warm-feeling spiritual satsang action? This is the commitment on your side.
I have very little time and I only want to spend it with people who are serious about the matter. If you are serious about it, then tell me that and we will have a first Skype chat to determine what to do.
Nick: I only sometimes remember that I'm the self, most of the time I'm just looking for new spiritual teachings to make me happy, and it just doesn't work.
Tan: Yes, it does not work, because you believe that freedom is an experience. You said you want freedom. That means you believe you can get freedom, but freedom is something that you cannot get, because you are already free.
But you have to understand who you are without a doubt. You are non-dual, unconcerned, unattached, actionless awareness. You are already free.
There can be many reasons why you do only occasionally remember:
(a) It could be qualifications – that we have to check. So your mind is not yet stable to focus on self-knowledge.
(b) It could be that you believe the "self" is an experience.
(c) It could be that there is still other ignorance or doubts that have to be cleared away.
Nick: Two days ago, after being completely thrown around, I realized: "Hey, you're okay, you're not doing anything wrong, you had reasons to do what you've done, and you're doing just fine." Then, contemplating this, the jiva remembered what James said about Isvara, that Isvara is the giver of the results of actions, not the jiva. I feel more freed by it and I remember the self.
Tan: Yes, that is all okay. I think there is still some work on discrimination that you can do.
Who am I and who am I not?
You seem to still mix up the identities of you, awareness, and you as the jiva. And just by changing the way you talk by talking about yourself in the third person, jiva, may or may not help. It is about knowing who you are. That is knowledge that cannot be shaken off by the way the mind uses words.
And you say you remember "the self." The self is nothing to remember.
You are the self. How can you forget yourself? You may misidentify, but you can never forget yourself.
When have you ever not been there? Search all experiences. They may come and go and change. But you, who knows all of them, how they come and go, is always there.
Nick: I think why it didn't make sense to me is because I only sometimes thought of Isvara, like something you know and just throw away instead of something the jiva can apply to its life. So my question is, just what is moksa?
Tan: Moksa is the firm, unshakable, hard and fast knowledge that I am non-dual, actionless, unlimited, unconcerned, whole and complete awareness.
This knowledge negates the doer (meaning any belief that you are a doer) and it negates the binding vasanas. That means vasanas that again make the mind believe that you are limited.
Nick: I'm pretty sure it's not an experience; I believe it's applying the knowledge of the self and Isvara to the jiva's life, continuously. Is this correct?
Tan: Yes, it is not an experience. Applying self-knowledge is not moksa. It can lead to moksa by reducing vasanas, improving qualifications and removing doubts, but it is not moksa.
Applying self-knowledge is inquiring into who or what you are and applying the knowledge conveyed in the scriptures to your daily life.
But after moksa you do not have to apply self-knowledge, because it is hard and fast. You never doubt who you are.
Nick: A quick reply would be helpful.
~ Love, Nick
Tan: Nick, I am sorry that my answer took so long. Let me know if you are serious about studying Vedanta, and we can have a Skype chat.


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We made it back from Sardinia and the wild roads of Europe, i swear thought i was dead 2 times in France thanks to Dads sporadically bad driving. Apart from that Laundry day and Sun & Bass were so much fun, The G family officially love Sardinia which as always was a joy, big shouts to all crew that made it so. Henry loved the beaches of San Teadoro, he even had his first swim 100m off shore (what a brave little puppy!) and got the first stamp in his passport! Since our return my Dad has bought his first espresso pot and is planning on annoyingly answering the telephone in Italian for the rest of his life 'Bon Journo'. It was funny to spending time with him on the road, even if his stick shift driving is a bit rusty we had a lot of fun taking wrong turns, passing through borders stoned, buying alcohol at motorway service stations, telling tour stories and singing along to the epic collection of music i loaded onto a USB stick for the snazzy system in the hire car. 8gbs of musical entertainment easily saw us through the 28 hours of road time clocked up over 3000km of road in 7 countries, wanted to give you a taster but how do i boil that down to 20 minutes?
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Im off in a motorcar from Manchester to Sardinia via Belgium in search of the sun. I may not be back for a while so let me wish you all a perfect end to the summer where ever you may be
sun & bass dj finalists :)
Congrats to the 6 DJ finalists heading over to Sun and Bass this year. Looking forward to lounging with the lucky loosers drowning their sorrows to all the sets in the glamourous surroundings of Bal Harbour, roll on the Sardinian spirit measures
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Happy happy joy joy,the first half of the line up for sun and bass 2012 is online! In answer to your questions over the past few months will i be there this year…well you'll just have to click on the pic to find out (more…)
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It was a week and a day ago that i left the lovely island of Sardinia, the end to my Sun and Bass bliss. many a thing has happened since then, many fun and wonderful things in fact but its only now, today that im finally shaking my S&B hangover. Back to work i must go, i am not on holiday any longer…oh but for that wonderful week that we all were…big thanks as always to Stefano and crew for the stella shenanigans and gracious hosting, all bar staff and security at Ambra Day, Night and down the beach, you kept us all liquored up nicely
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Tonight me and the Kabuki will be laying down our funky stuff in Sun and Bass like true warrior souls, as i said on Monday wish you were here its gonna be fun as hell no doubt. Don't feel like your missing out though cause you can catch a slice of the Warrior Soul session me and Kabuki did for Carhartt Radio right here. So just turn up the central heating, poor some deep drinks, turn the lights down low and ill see you on the flip now you hear
wish you were here
So right now im on the sunny beaches of Sardinia probably getting geared up for todays live session at Ambra Day, gonna be a special show for me indeed as im doing all new material, looking forward to getting a reaction to it as its mostly been in the studio all summer! Kinda nervous but hey ho what ever happens it will be lots of fun! So wish you all were here but as your not and as im not either (i wrote this on friday, ah the joys of scheduled blogging!) heres a look back to last years amazing live session with Lynx & Kemo, DRS and myself at the beautiful Bal Harbour!
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So long, adieu goodbye my lovelies i have gone to further shores…ok im only in Belgium today but tomorrow ill be even further and then a week from now ill be in Berlin, not touching UK soil til Oct 4th, i can feel you miss me already as much as i miss you X
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Its rained all day in Manchester, ALL BLOODY DAY! Summer is well and truely over people, but instead of weeping and getting those tears mixed up in the rain let this mix of warm audio melt through your speakers courtesy of Mike:L one of the entrants to S&B 's DJ comp…the winner is announced this weekend, good luck ya'll!
sun & bass competition mixes – outline
The competition has closed to win a set at this years Sun & Bass festival in Sardinia however the mixes are still up online for your listening pleasure, today i've been enjoying Outlines upload at full blast and if you like laid back breaks and beats i think you should do the same too
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Wow time is flying like mythical pigs round here and the official end to my summer is drawing closer and closer, Sun & Bass 2010! Im so excited that i'd thought i'd remind myself of whats in store by watching this short film from last years festivities hosted by Bailey! If you haven't got your ticket yet and are still in need of a festival fix, it aint to late to get your sh*t together and go, see you on the beach bee-yatches!
Does anyone have the full strip on video?
Ok ok i got a bit carried away and took me dress off and got in the pool, but it was all in the name of sun and bass. (more…)
Sun & Bass 2009 – Lynx & Kemo
Speaking to Lynx online last night he said he didn't watch any videos of him or listen back to shows that have been recorded…i think this time bro you got to make an exception. (more…)
Sun & Bass 2009 – Bal Harbour
So face bookers will have already seen the videos & photos from the awesome location that is Bal Harbour in San Teodoro. I've had the pleasure to perform there twice as part of Sun and Bass the first time 2007…was an experience for all, personally it wasn't my best but this year made up for it no end! (more…)
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It's a popular enduring image of Halloween. How many little girls will be donning black, and a wide-brimmed pointy hat, painting their faces green, and gluing rice crispies to their noses to represent warts tonight? And when all those little girls are lying asleep in bed, faces scrubbed clean, how many older little girls will be sallying forth on the high street, brooms in hand, adorned with green face paint and the addition of mini skirts and high heels in a not-quite-so-traditional version of the Halloween witch?
Most people today don't believe in witches, although among the pagan community there are groups who call themselves witches; they practice a nature based faith called Wicca. However, it seems more than likely that witches and witchcraft were a lie originally invented by Christianity to control powerful, knowledgeable women, and have people scurrying to the church for protection. That the notion of the…
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The story of the Hotel de la Paix Geneva finds its roots in 1865 during a fascinating and complex historical context. The threat of war among regions was blended together the desire to be citizens of a common homeland: the Europe.
Geneva, in those years, became a very well-traveled destination thanks to the development of telegraphic networks and the arrival of trains which boost many luxury hotel buildings, among these the Hotel de la Paix was one of the first.
These historical episodes seem to us to be light years away in the ways of living, communicating, traveling. Yet, at that time, just one word identified the key of change: INTERNATIONAL.
Today, this key extends to the idea of GLOBAL, thanks to the next technological and digital revolution that breaks down the geographical barriers, revealing also the ability to be everywhere at once.
This wind of change, innovation, criticality, shaped by powerful men, who made the European history, has been eternalized in a diffuse art gallery, inside the Hotel de la Paix, able to suspend the time and building a bridge between past and future, tradition and experimentation.
An artwork exhibition commends people who at that time lived within the walls of the Hotel De la Paix_A Ritz-Carlton Partner Hotel, by concluding peace treaties that in a very short time they would have changed the fate of our country forever.
We wanted to celebrate many personalities who stayed here during the years, representing them through one of the most ancient technique, the weaving. Through the Hotel De la Paix_A Ritz-Carlton Partner Hotel hallway, a collection of tapestries generates a new and original art form reinterpreted in a contemporary language.
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Published Date: Friday, December 16, 2016
By Dr. Brian Tyler, Courthouse Pediatrics
The holiday rush is on. Days and nights filled with shopping, visits with friends and special holiday events not only leave parents exhausted, but kids, too. All of these extra activities can certainly add stress to our lives. We accept them to make the holidays special for our families.
Maintain your regular routine. This is especially helpful at bedtime and mealtimes, even if you're at someone else's home. Children find the structure of daily rituals comforting.
Schedule quiet time. Plan to turn your television off for an hour at the end of every day. Use this time to talk to your child about your day, or the holiday traditions you grew up with.
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Remember yourself. Find a few minutes for yourself every day. Exercise, read, listen to music or daydream. Maintaining your own equilibrium is an important step toward a happy, healthy holiday season.
Stagger special activities. Limit the number of special events in the day, so that your children will appreciate each activity to its fullest.
Quality time together. Your attention is the most precious gift you can give your child at any time of year. During this busy month, find a few minutes every day to turn your full attention to your child. Share a cup of cocoa, a cookie, or even just a hug. Children can withstand almost any amount of stress and excitement when they know that they are loved.


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Thoroughbred racing fans will see more major stakes on national television this year, starting with Sunday's debut of the "The Jockey Club Tour on FOX," featuring Champion 3-Year-Old Will Take Charge in the Grade 1 Donn Handicap at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Fla. The 90-minute FOX Sports 1 broadcast from 5-6:30 p.m. Eastern also will include coverage of the Grade 1 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap and the final career start by popular two-time champion female sprinter Groupie Doll in the Grade 3 Hurricane Bertie Stakes.
Check out the new FOX Sports 1 (FS1) promo for "The Jockey Club Tour on FOX" that aired during Sunday's Super Bowl coverage here: youtube.com/watch?v=RHMaOn_VYUc. To locate FS1 on your local cable lineup click here: msn.foxsports.com/foxsports1#.
Racing will get added national exposure this week in an episode of CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich." In its season two finale, Wednesday at 9 p.m. Eastern, the series visits Fasig-Tipton's Saratoga Sale to look behind the scenes of a premier Thoroughbred auction, as well as the luxury and extravagance surrounding it. Secret Lives of the Super Rich opened its season with a segment on the Breeders' Cup World Championships, which is scheduled for an encore showing Wednesday following the Fasig-Tipton episode.
Tuesday night, the reality series "Horseplayers" returns on the Esquire Network with a new episode chronicling the lives of serious handicappers. Airing Tuesday at 10 p.m. Eastern, episode four delves deeper into the background of Kevin Cox, a big bettor known as the "Brooklyn Cowboy."
After Tuesday's show, "Horseplayers" will go on a two-week hiatus while the NBC family of networks airs coverage of the Olympic Winter Games. New episodes will resume starting Feb. 25 and the remaining episodes of season one are set for March 4, March 11, March 18, March 25, April 1 and April 8, always at 10 p.m. Eastern.
Racing On TV This Week (all times Eastern)
Tuesday, 10 p.m., Esquire Network – "Horseplayers"
Wednesday, 9 p.m., CNBC – "Secret Lives of the Super Rich"
Sunday, 5 p.m., FOX Sports 1 – "The Jockey Club Tour on FOX" (Donn Handicap)


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Tenor saxophonist Jessica Jones anchors two intimate duet sets: the first with pianist Connie Crothers and the second with pianist/saxophonist Peter Apfelbaum. Bay Area natives now ensconced in Brooklyn's creative music scene, the three are certified originals performing their own compositions as well as imaginative interpretations of jazz standards.
Jessica and her huband Tony Jones have collaborated for the last 20 years in her own quartet. In addition, Jessica has worked with Joseph Jarman, Cecil Taylor, Don Cherry, and a variety of Haitian, Caribbean and African bands.
Signal to Noise magazine calls Connie "a stunning pianist", noting her uncompromising sponta- neous improvisation, originality, virtuosity, and a wide range of expression. The centennial issue of Cadence Magazine included, Connie in it's list of the most important and influential musicians in the last twenty-five years of the 20th century.
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In this fantasy story, Bilbo Baggins and his colleagues battle the titanic dragon Smaug for control the Dwarf kingdom. This is the third installment in Peter Jackson's interpretation of The Hobbit, which stretched the slight book into three gargantuan movies. This final chapter received more mixed reviews than did the first two.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies is available to watch and stream, buy on demand at Amazon, Vudu, Google Play, FandangoNow, iTunes, YouTube VOD online.
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Anti-clockwise - leave at junction 21A, onto M1 then south to junction 5. Clockwise - leave at junction 19, onto the A41 towards London.
From north London A41
After crossing over M1 (junction 4) continue to the next roundabout take the first exit signposted Bushey A411 and Harrow A409. At the next mini roundabout take a left towards Harrow A409. This is Heathbourne Road and the hospital is on your right about a quarter of a mile up this road.
From M1 junction 5
At the roundabout take the exit signposted Harrow A41. At the next roundabout go straight on, following signs to Hendon A41 and Harrow A409. Continue past Hilton National Hotel. Approximately one and a half miles you will come to another roundabout - A on map. Take the third exit signposted Bushey A411 and Harrow A409 Elstree Road. At the mini-roundabout - B on map - turn left towards Harrow A409. This is Heathbourne Road; the hospital is on your right about a quarter of a mile along this road.
By public transport
Jubilee line tube to Stanmore station, then 142 bus towards Watford alighting at Common Road (Alpine Restaurant). It is a short walk via Magpie Hall Road to the Hospital. From Watford Junction mainline station, 142 bus (towards Edgware) alighting at Common Road (Alpine Restaurant), and a short walk via Magpie Hall Road to the hospital.
If you need further help to find the hospital, call 0845 603 9090