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Congratulations to the following Falvey Scholars chosen from among several worthy College of Nursing candidates! And congratulations to their faculty mentors!
Katie Kline on "What to Know About Home Genetic-Test Kits." Mentor: Dr. Theresa Capriotti, DO, MSN, RN, CRNP
Katie investigated the growing use of these kits, which can be purchased at local pharmacies as well as online. The producers of the kits claim that by sending them a DNA sample (taken from saliva or the inside of the cheek) individuals can receive a report on ancestry/paternity, drug reactions, and susceptibility to genetic diseases. However, the results raise more questions than they answer, and the reliability and confidentiality of the testing are also in doubt.
Elizabeth Long on "Nurses' Perceptions of Human Trafficking in an Urban Emergency Department: A Qualitative Study." Mentor: Dr. Elizabeth B. Dowdell, RN, PhD, FAAN
Elizabeth interviewed a small sample of ED nurses at a major teaching hospital in Philadelphia to find out their perceptions of patients who present with injuries and who may possibly be victims of domestic violence or human trafficking. She found that while ED nurses are very aware of the existence of human trafficking in the region, most do not recognize trafficked patients as such when they come for emergency treatment.
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WhatsApp provides you free messaging service and helps you to exchange your regular greetings without charging for messages, only what you need is the internet in your cell. Today WhatsApp has its billion of users who loved the app. It is the safest messaging app which provides you with all the facilities but eventually there are some problems faced by some of the users but now you can get rid of these problems. Here are some tips which every WhatsApp user should know which makes the app more perfect for you:-
How to Change WhatsApp Number
Using of the numerous numbers on the same phone can result in the problem like giving of your actual number to them or the number with which you started your WhatsApp except you restore your WhatsApp. But you can get rid of this problem by changing your settings in WhatsApp by changing the number with which you started your WhatsApp. Even if you delete your account you can restore your messages since when you re-download your app there is an option to restore your chats, if you agree with it all your old messages will be restored again.
How to Prevent Media From Automatically Downloading on WhatsApp
Some of you face the problem that your media, pictures, audio get downloaded automatically and your net pack gets waste besides a lot of phone memory is used. But there is the solution to this problem, make necessary changes in WhatsApp settings and then you can choose the photos, audio, media which you want. Whatsapp has millions of users but nearly every user faces the problem that their media and photos get downloaded automatically especially when they are out for something really important so now you can get away with this problem by changing the settings in the WhatsApp.
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You may sometimes due to personal issues don't want to show your last seen in WhatsApp and now you can end your problems by downloading the app that provides you this feature. Every android phone has the settings in which you can disable your last seen. The person chatting with you will not be able to know when you were last online but he/she can see so when you are actively online.
How to Lock Your WhatsApp Messenger App
If you don't want anybody to go through your personal conversation then your problem is solved, you can now lock the app and prevent anybody from going through your personal messages. Some people have the habit of reading the WhatsApp messages of other people so if you want your messages not to be read by anyone then you can lock your app as well as your messages. There are two versions of WhatsApp locking – pattern locking and pin locking. In the pattern locking, you have to put the pattern of your choice to secure your WhatsApp. On the other hand in pin locking, you have to choose any desired number of your choice to secure your WhatsApp Messenger.
How to Archive Your WhatsApp Chat
Some people don't want to lose their old messages as they may contain important document and pictures, this problem too has a solution. A backup feature is provided for the users by the WhatsApp which keeps saving all the messages so even if you uninstall your app you can definitely restore your messages by reinstalling the app.
When you reinstall your WhatsApp Messenger, there is an option which asks if you want to restore your old messages. If you click on yes, all your old messages will be restored. So you don't need to worry about your old messages getting lost if you uninstall the app. Archiving the chat means hiding the conversation with someone from chatting screen, you can also unarchive your chat whenever you need it. If you archive a conversation with someone the chat may reappear if the same person messages you again.


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Partnership with Blue Star Families, part of NEH Standing Together initiative to deepen understanding of military service through the humanities
WASHINGTON, D.C. (August 3, 2017) — The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) today announced a three-year partnership with Blue Star Families to expand its "Books on Bases" literacy program for military families into a national network of reading-discussion programs that encourage dialog between military and civilian families.
Launched in 2009, Blue Star Families' Books on Bases program works to improve the quality of life for service members and their families by donating books to military children, base libraries, military-impacted schools, and public libraries. To date the program has placed more than 300,000 books into the hands of military children across the country and on bases overseas, providing military kids with a sense of continuity, safety, and belonging through the magic of reading.
Now, with $448,100 in funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities, to be matched dollar-for-dollar by Blue Star Families, the organization will extend its literacy program, adding two new reading programs called START, which are designed to foster meaningful discussion between military families and their neighbors.
"The power of great literature is its ability to open up new perspectives on ourselves, our world, and our shared experiences as human beings," said NEH Acting Chairman Jon Parrish Peede. "NEH is proud to partner with Blue Star Families to create literacy programs that will build understanding between members of the military and their civilian neighbors, and create an atmosphere of stability and community for children and military families through reading and discussion."
The new START (Serving, Thriving, and Reading Together) programs—one for families and one for adults—will be modeled on other community reading programs supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities, such as Primetime Family Reading, and adapted to the needs of Blue Star Families. Family START and Neighbor START will be a series of reading and discussion programs at libraries near military bases, moderated by scholars and experts in literature, community reading, trauma, and psychology. The START discussion programs will involve equal numbers of military and civilian participants, and focus on themes of community, service, diversity, and resiliency. Funding from NEH will enable the creation of START programs for more than 1,000 participants and 15 Blue Star Families chapters.
Blue Star Families (BSF) is a national nonprofit network by and for military families that works to strengthen military families through career development, education, caregiver support, and local events. The organization operates in more than 35 communities and chapters around the globe, with programs and services that reach more than 1.5 million military families every year.
This cooperative agreement with Blue Star Families is part of the National Endowment for the Humanities' agency-wide Standing Together initiative, which emphasizes the innovative ways the humanities can foster engagement with military veterans and their communities.
Since 2014, NEH has supported numerous projects focusing on the history, experience, and meaning of war and military service. Through its Standing Together initiative, NEH has funded a series of nationwide public programs and discussions to accompany the broadcast of Ken Burns and Lynn Novick's 18-hour documentary series The Vietnam War, which will broadcast in September 2017 on PBS. The Endowment's Dialogues on the Experience of War support veterans' discussion programs that bring context to the experience of war through the study of literature, philosophy, history, and other humanities fields. NEH supports a wide range of projects on the experience of military service and the legacy of war, from major exhibitions to community history projects, through all of its grant programs.
Among the Standing Together grant awards announced this week:
- $97,160 to the University of Montana to develop a veterans studies program at Missoula College, a two-year institution. The program will examine the nature of military service, veterans' experiences in war, and the consequences of military service for veterans and their families. It will also conduct oral histories of student veterans, to be archived at the University of Montana.
- $50,400 Public Scholar award to Sarah Wagner, a scholar at George Washington University, to research and write a book about efforts to account for and memorialize more than 1,600 U.S. service members still Missing in Action (MIA) from the Vietnam War.
- $158,283 to the National Humanities Center in North Carolina for a summer institute for 36 schoolteachers on the context, geography, and history of post-World War II French-Vietnamese conflict and American involvement in the Vietnam War.
- $50,400 Public Scholar award to John Lynn, a scholar at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, to write a book on how wars end and the complicated history of military surrender throughout different eras and cultural settings, from medieval combat to modern terrorism.
National Endowment for the Humanities: Created in 1965 as an independent federal agency, the National Endowment for the Humanities supports research and learning in history, literature, philosophy, and other areas of the humanities by funding selected, peer-reviewed proposals from around the nation. Additional information about the National Endowment for the Humanities and its grant programs is available at: www.neh.gov.


text: Hittite , Any member of an Indo-European people whose empire (Old Kingdom c. 1650–1500 bce, New Kingdom c. 1350–1180 bce) was centred in Anatolia and northern Syria. Old Kingdom records detail Hittite territorial expansion; New Kingdom documents contain accounts of the Battle of Kadesh, one of the greatest conflicts of the ancient world, which was fought against Egypt. Hittite kings had absolute power and were viewed as deputies of the gods, at death becoming gods themselves. Hittite society was feudal and agrarian; iron-working technology was developed. The kingdom fell abruptly, possibly because of large-scale migrations of Sea Peoples and Phrygians into parts of the empire.


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The definitions in this section apply to this chapter.
"Board and lodging facility" means a facility that serves as an alternative to institutionalization and provides a program of on-site care or supervision to persons who cannot live independently in the community because of age or physical, mental, or emotional disability.
"Commissioner" means the commissioner of human services.
(a) "County of financial responsibility" has the meanings in paragraphs (b) to (f).
(b) For an applicant who resides in the state and is not in a facility described in subdivision 6, it means the county in which the applicant resides at the time of application.
(c) For an applicant who resides in a facility described in subdivision 6, it means the county in which the applicant last resided in nonexcluded status immediately before entering the facility.
(d) For an applicant who has not resided in this state for any time other than the excluded time, and subject to the limitations in section 256G.03, subdivision 2, it means the county in which the applicant resides at the time of making application.
(e) For an individual already having a social service case open in one county, financial responsibility for any additional social services attaches to the case that has the earliest date of application and has been open without interruption.
(f) Notwithstanding paragraphs (b) to (e), the county of financial responsibility for semi-independent living services provided under section 252.275, and Minnesota Rules, parts 9525.0500 to 9525.0660, is the county of residence in nonexcluded status immediately before the placement into or request for those services.
"Department" means the Department of Human Services.
"Excluded time" means:
(1) any period an applicant spends in a hospital, sanitarium, nursing home, shelter other than an emergency shelter, halfway house, foster home, community residential setting licensed under chapter 245D, semi-independent living domicile or services program, residential facility offering care, board and lodging facility or other institution for the hospitalization or care of human beings, as defined in section 144.50, 144A.01, or 245A.02, subdivision 14; maternity home, battered women's shelter, or correctional facility; or any facility based on an emergency hold under sections 253B.05, subdivisions 1 and 2, and 253B.07, subdivision 6;
(2) any period an applicant spends on a placement basis in a training and habilitation program, including: a rehabilitation facility or work or employment program as defined in section 268A.01; semi-independent living services provided under section 252.275, and Minnesota Rules, parts 9525.0500 to 9525.0660; or day training and habilitation programs and assisted living services; and
(3) any placement for a person with an indeterminate commitment, including independent living.
"Local agency" means the agency designated by the county board of commissioners, human services boards, local social services agencies in the several counties of the state or multicounty local social services agencies where those have been established in accordance with law.
"Reside" means to have an established place of abode in one state or county and not to have an established place of abode in another state or county.
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consideration of reports submitted by states parties under article 19 of the convention
Replies from the Government of GERMANY* ** to the conclusions and recommendations of the Committee against Torture (CAT/C/CR/32/7)
[25 September 2007]
Supplementary response of the Federal Republic of Germany to the letter by the Rapporteur for Follow-up on Conclusions and Recommendations of the Committee against Torture with regard to Germany dated 30 October 2006
1.By letter dated 30 October 2006, the Rapporteur for follow-up on Conclusions and Recommendations of the Committee against Torture requested supplementary information with regard to the implementation of the recommendations in Chapter D para. 5 letters a and f of the UN Committee against Torture with regard to the 3rd state party report dated 11 June 2004 (CAT/C/CR/32) Concluding Observations/Comments). The Federal Government of Germany submits the following with regard thereto:
Question regarding the implementation of the recommendation in Chapter D, para. 5, letter a.
The Committee would appreciated receiving more information about the reasons for some cases not reaching trial; the status of the cases not yet completed; and for those where convictions were obtained, data on the length of the investigation and trial proceeding and the percentage of case with fines versus imprisonment.
2.With regard to the total of 92 cases of mistreatment complied by non-governmental organisations (amnesty international: Back in the spotlight – Allegations of police-ill-treatment and excessive use of force in Germany", January 2004 and Aktion Courage: "Police attacks on foreigners in Germany 2000-2003") for the periods of 1998-2003, respectively, the status is as follows:
3.Ten cases could not be identified by the law enforcement authorities due to lack of specific information about the incidents in the reports by the non-governmental organisations. It is thus not ascertainable whether these cases resulted in criminal-law convictions of the responsible officials.
4.The remaining cases have been all the subject of prosecutorial (preliminary) investigations, which – with the exception of one case, where no final and binding decision has yet been issued – have meanwhile been concluded. The details are as follows:
5.In 13 cases, no official investigation proceeding was initiated because there was no concrete initial suspicion that a criminal offence subject to prosecution had been committed.
Question regarding the implementation of the recommendation in Chapter D, para. 5, letter b
The Committee requests further information as to the date of completion of this new police crimes statistical system.
6.The redesigned police criminal statistics (PKS) have so far not been introduced at federal level. The required comprehensive changes, the necessary concertation process between the federal Lander and the tight budget situation have delayed the implementation of the new PKS. It is now planned to introduce it in two steps. This is the reason why the deadline mentioned in the Federal Government's reply of 4 August 2005 could not be met.
7.The new criminal police statistics concept provides that the federal Lander transmit individual data sets (instead of the existing practice of making available aggregate tables for the Lander) to the Federal Office of Criminal Police (BKA) which will allow to evaluate and present the data stock in additional and differentiated ways. However, the type of data to be collected for this purpose will not be substantially altered. The Standing Conference of Interior Ministers has decided that the change should be affected by 1 January 2009.
8.The comprehensive supplementary catalogues, such as specific statistics on "infliction of bodily harm during performance of official duty at police premises" will be included in the new criminal police statistics in a second phase which has not yet been scheduled.
Question regarding the implementation of the recommendation in Chapter D, para. 5, letter e
The Committee would appreciate receiving additional data on the total number of cases of both EU and non-EU extradition cases handled by Germany since 11 September 2001, broken down by county and the outcomes of such cases […] Please send us information on the exception [where diplomatic assurance was required] and also please clarify how this response comports with your information in paragraph (16(a) that "several hundred extradition cases in regard to non-EU states… are handled each year…" and 80-90 extraditions were approved. Finally, please provide information about measures of subsequent monitoring in cases of extradition or removal where diplomatic assurance or guarantees have been utilized.
9.It must be noted that German law differentiates between Abschiebung (deportation) and Auslieferung (extradition). The Federal Ministry of Justice is dealing with cases of extradition whereas the Federal Ministry of Interior is dealing with cases of deportation.
10.As far as extradition cases are concerned, statistical data regarding the number and nature of diplomatic assurances or guarantees received are not available.
11.The decision to request diplomatic assurances depends on an evaluation of the individual case, taking into account the situation in the country concerned, the individual risk of the person concerned and the nature of the crime.
12.Subsequent monitoring of diplomatic assurances and guarantees is carried out by the German diplomatic representations. Germany takes care to make sure that it remains possible to contact the person concerned and to visit him or her at the place of detention if necessary. Difficulties in that regard can usually be solved with bilateral talks.
13.In the framework of the extradition procedure and the simultaneous deportation procedure against a Turkish national who had become known as "caliph of cologne" and who had been sentences as by a German court for public incitement to commit criminal offences, Germany obtained numerous assurances and explanations via diplomatic channels (e.g. the assurance that the person concerned would be directly presented to a court if he were to be extradited or deported; the assurance that he would be interviewed by the competent court only) in order to vitiate the argument brought forward in the extradition and deportation procedures, i.e. that the individual concerned would be exposed to inhumane treatment in case of deportation or extradition.
14.In the deportation procedure, these efforts were successful: deportation was enforced and ever since no reproaches for inhumane treatment have been raised. A lawsuit to have it established by declaratory judgement that there were obstacles preventing deportation to the country concerned (Turkey) proved to be unsuccessful.
Question regarding the implementation of the recommendation in Chapter D, para. 5, letter f.
As for paragraph 5(f), the Committee would appreciated receiving clarification as to any data on allegations of mistreatment, or means of federal oversight of the Hessian private security company. Please provide information on the kind of training provided security companies on issues arising under the Convention.
15.The private security company commissioned by the Land of Hesse, whose staff are employed to secure certain detention facilities at the Frankfurt/Main airport, are not subject to the oversight of federal authorities, but rather that of the competent Land authorities, which pays very close attention to how their tasks are fulfilled.
16.No allegations of mistreatment against employees of the private security services utilised at Frankfurt/Main airport have become known, wither at the Public Prosecutor General's Office at the Frankfurt/Main Higher Regional Court, nor at the Hesse Social Ministry, the authority responsible for detention pending deportation.
17.There is no advance training for the employees of the private security services which is specifically directeded toward the substance of the Convention against Torture. However, the following is pointed out with regard to the qualifications and level of training of the staff:
All employees of the commissioned private security services have been working at that location for quite some time; their work is well-coordinated and they have been sensitised to their tasks. They have taken part in numerous intra-company advanced training measures, which have dealt with areas such as conflict management, fire prevention, first aid, etc. Furthermore, in July 2007 the detention facility itself carried out an in-house event on the topic of "Intercultural Competence" for Land employees working as caregivers, social workers and administrative personnel along with security staff, whereby the following substantive content was taught.
Intercultural openness and competence as a basic qualification in an immigration society;
Immigration history and policies
Intercultural communication
Everyday religiosity among immigrant families
Conflict management in everyday working life
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Not my most joyful week of the year, mostly due to the Grinchy, bah-humbuggery of some of the others who share my house. But reflecting on gratitude is even more important during weeks like this; it makes you pause, take a deep breath and realize just how much you have to be grateful for. For me, it's like hitting a reset button. And so here's my gratitude journal for the week:
• Tis the season: it's always festive to kindle the Hanukkah lights with my boys and eat yummy homemade latkes. I especially love the first night, when we sing the "Shehecheyanu" prayer, giving thanks for enabling us to reach this special day.
• A favorite highlight of the week was getting to spend time with one of the most grateful kids I know. Taking Zack out for a special "only child night" to a nice dinner and a performance of The Messiah at Lincoln Center was such a treat. His easygoing, appreciative nature and fondness of classical music made for a wonderfully fun and relaxing evening.
• I was dazzled by the outpouring of love and sweet memories from Facebook friends in honor of what would've been my mom's birthday. It was overwhelming to read such beautiful thoughts and comments about a lady who was so special to so many of us, and I am very grateful to the many friends who took the time to share a a thumbs-up and a few kind words. You all made me smile!
Warmest wishes to all for a wonderful holiday weekend!


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|John Cooper | profile | guestbook | all galleries | recent
|27-Apr-2021 15:43
|Bob, What is going on with John ? Will he be back ? Soon ? Meanwhile, you are doing a fine job of keeping the photos interesting and quite the sense of understated humor.
|Gerry Burke
|15-Jan-2019 19:14
|John. What happened to the graveyard photos.
|25-Mar-2018 00:56
|I so miss your photos and sense of humor. Hope things are going better for you and yours.
|20-Oct-2017 21:57
|Where did you go ? I loved all your galleries of everyday events around your home. Hope you are doing well.
|David Hardman
|07-Feb-2016 15:04
|Hi John, just to let know I am still going strong having retired in 1992.Looking through the various sites was interesting,you are the only person I made comments too regarding Marc Bolan.People belive what they want to, a summons was issued by Mortlake Magistrates court for Gloria but never served then lapsed.At least they got my number and station corect.
|Linda Prior
|29-Dec-2015 21:39
|Hi John
Researching my family tree, my family also from Ecchinswell with a branch married into Cooper.. Would be good to make contact to see if you could fill in any gaps or I could give you any family info .
|28-Apr-2014 23:59
|Martin Broderick left a message on 29th Nov 2011. He was saying he used to work with a man called Ernie Cutbill at Phillip Mills a long, long time ago. I am Ernie's oldest grandchild....I would love to hear about my Grandad. He was always whistling. I posted just now on the other site with the photos about him. Perhaps Martin Broderick will tell me more....
|10-Apr-2014 10:43
|Hi Im wondering if u know Dave Calrk he used to work on the ferries
|19-Feb-2014 23:42
|Hi John - re, Cissie Violet A. Goldfinch, I saw your photo of her headstone. I am her great-niece although I never knew her. I would love to contact any member of her family to try and connect. My father, Donald Mackrow, was her nephew. Cissie's brother, Albert Mackrow, was my father's father. If you have info about the photo, please email me. I'd really appreciate it! Thank you, Julie Mackrow (Vancouver Island, BC, Canada)
|Eldar Kadymov
|12-Feb-2014 05:42
|http://www.pbase.com/eldarrio/image/154453970 :-)
|07-Jan-2014 18:44
|Hello John, I have been looking at this boat with a view to building one, your model looks excellent, can you help and advise if there are any plans I can buy and whom from.
Best Regards
btw I usually go to Bushey Park with a group of us to sail our models, and what a range of models, one of the best is Ashleys Lotus as featured in the model boat mag last month.
|Hernan E. Enriquez
|28-Dec-2013 21:57
|John, you are one in a million! We love you.
|30-Jan-2013 11:46
|Hi John, with regard to your gallery photos of Streatham cemetery and to assist any researhers looking at the annotation to the gravestone images, you might like to adjust the dates on some of the photos. I am the archivist for the Firefighter memorial Trust and can advise that the following dies on 6 November not 16th. The gravestones are engraved correctly, it is the added text that is incorrect.
HH Butcher, JJ lewis, OJ Steele, WH Childs, MW davies. All dies on 6th November.
Also the correct spelling for SG Duwegier should be Du Vergier.
Thanks for displaying them
|02-Jan-2013 17:51
|I love your sense of humor with your photos. I'm not sure that stands good for either of us, but do please keep them up.
|24-Oct-2012 19:46
|Guinness is good for you!
|Ed Goldman
|21-Sep-2012 13:00
|Your comment on the Rolls-Royce Corniche is incorrect. This car predates BMW ownership.
|Terry J. Graham
|31-Aug-2012 20:54
|John, thank you very much for visiting my little corner of PBase and leaving a comment, it was very much appreciated. I will spend more time poking around your site. It always intrigues me to see something new through someone else`s eyes.
|19-Aug-2012 19:00
|Looking at your photos of Wandsworth Cemetery brings back so many memories. My twin sister Michaela passed away in 2002 and is buried there. For 8 years I haven not been to visit her grave as I live in Germany and didn't have a chance to go to London again. Tomorrow I am going... and sometime this week visit her grave.
Thank you once again for your photos...
Love & light
|09-Aug-2012 07:22
|Hi ... you are so creative .I like your works so much....I am an artist from Udaipur , India.i paint on canvas, paper etc .. I hope we can be good friends ....
what more can i say .. except keep-smiling ..
|05-Jul-2012 04:12
|Absolutely love your photos and the commentary on them had me laughing :-) thank you so much for the smiles and the beautiful photos as well xx
|John Owen
|08-Jun-2012 12:55
|I am looking for a photo of 14 Carlton Road, Puntney
|martin broderick
|29-Nov-2011 22:13
|john .i worked with a man called ernie cutbill long long ago.pat broderick. at mills.
|Rod Deller
|09-Nov-2011 19:34
|Hi John.
See you have a photograph for Henry WARD and Olive Florence STOCKER and son Henry. I believe son Henry married Ida Florence DELLER on 25 July 1936. Ida is my father's twin sister. If you have anyway of confirming marriage or if the couple had any children would very much appreciated indeed.
|Chris Anderson
|20-Sep-2011 11:37
|Hello John, I loved viewing your amazing photos. I was wondering if I could have your permission to post your photo of "Eugen Sandow's"grave from Putney Vale Cemetery on the "findagrave.com" website. They show his old marker and would love to send them your nice photo of the unusual monument. I know the person on that site who can add it if I get your permission. Thanks for the wonderful tour of England in your photos!
|19-Jan-2011 20:29
|Hi John
Your photos are superb. I see that you have photos of a couple of the gravestones for 'Bailey' in Putney Vale Cemetery. I believe that Peter Bailey was also buried there who also had relatives in Portsmouth. I wondered if you could please post a photograph of his gravestone here. It would be good to make contact with Neil Bailey who is related to the family and has also posted a comment here in your guestbook. Best wishes, Margaret
|Andi alexandrou
|16-Jan-2011 11:50
|Dear mr Cooper,
i have found your photographs whilst searching for information on River Wandle. I am an art teacher and working on a GCSE project on waterways. I hope you are happy for me to use the photos as part of an introduction into the issues regarding the Wandle?
I also love cyprus and was interested in the building photos. i hope to do the same soon in a village near larnaca.
Thanks you.
|John Cooper
|29-Dec-2010 01:18
|Guest, thanks for that info.
I must admit the net looked really thick, but I could not get close enough to ask.
The photo was taken with a zoom lens.
|Mark F
|04-Dec-2010 18:36
|Hi John,
Found this website whilst looking for where Marc Bolan died. Your photos are superb,and next time i visit London i will go to Barnes to see the shrine for myself. I used to be a big T.Rex fan.
Thanks again for the pics,must be honest it did make me feel quite choked up...
Also had a look at the best live web!! Great stuff!
Best wishes Mark
|john hawes
|07-Nov-2010 16:39
|my name is john gordon hawes, my father and grandfather was also called john gordon hawes, they are both buried at putney vale cemetery, if you need more information as i am very interested myself my email address is email@example.com
|karen hammond
|20-Oct-2010 09:40
|hi jhon i am looking for my dad i know he live here but do you jnow hin his name is james hammond but people call hi jim i am his middle daugther and not seen him for many years as he liked his drink to much to worry about his family please let me know if u no him tyvm my email is email@example.com
|28-Sep-2010 20:25
I see you have some good pics of the River Race again this year - was wondering if you had any of either number 269 (Corsair) or 282 I think it was (Roscarrock)
|18-Sep-2010 06:47
|Mr Cooper
Found Two of your photo's of graves that I have been searching for. I am hoping it is okay with you if I can download to my computer for my personal use the two wadsworth photos in putney vale cemetery. Thanks to you I now have another lead in my family research.
Regards Dianne
|13-Aug-2010 21:37
|Please post the photo of the current monument for Eugen Sandow to a memorial for him on findagrave.com. It is a free site and only the unmarked and previous memorials are posted. The memorial may be accessed by keywording on Eugen Sandow Grave, the link should take you there. Registration for posters is also free and spam-free.
Thank you. Vincent Astor Memphis, TN
|Neil Bailey
|22-Jul-2010 15:11
|Thank you for the photograph of my Great-Grandfathers grave in Putney Vale Cemetery (actually a headstone only as he was lost on the 'Bayano' and his body never recovered. I had found his name on the Navy Memorial at Portsmouth, but had no idea that my Aunt Edie had added his name to the headstone. Thanks again - I will visit the grave next month.
|Tiny Millard
|27-Jun-2010 11:50
|Thank you for your photo of Sgt Leonard E Cable grave it finished my reserch in to his air crash,oncee again Thank You
|Ellis Dee
|18-Mar-2010 11:21
|What do you know about Aliens and said "impending doom"? Many in the sky, in disguise such as Lucy around here...
|lisa smith
|04-Jan-2010 23:08
|Hello Mr. Cooper,
My Name is "Lisa Ruth Lambeth Smith, I am the Only Surviving Member of My Immediate Famimly Both Mother and Father,as well as only Brother have all passed away. My Late Father was "George Felix Lambeth" His Father, "Fernando Felix Lambeth" and His Father,"Felix Grundy Lambeth" George F Lambeth and Frenando Felix Lambeth both died in Alabama U.S.A, Was wondering if wanted "I" may be added as Direct Decendant,if ever my Daughter an only child,or her childeren ever want the information for themselves? This the only link i've found to my herritage,as most all of my Mother's relatives died in the Holocaust during WW2? Thank You,
Lisa Ruth Lambeth Smith
dob: April 14 1959
Stamford Connecticut
Ruth Katie Pohl Lambeth
Died Dec 5th 1977
Englewood Florida U.S.A.
Gulf Pines Memorial Cemetary
Englewood Florida
|Alexander Diamond
|11-Dec-2009 22:25
|John, I lhappened by your post of last May. We share maladies it seems. I have an answer for "senior tremor" if you are interested.
I'm at: email@example.com
|29-Nov-2009 23:29
|John: Thought you might get a kick out of this one after I saw your feeding the seagull shot.
|Ian Dalgliesh
|31-Oct-2009 05:51
|Hi John.ROMANS IN SCOTLAND:SEEhttp://www.roman-britain.org/frontiers/antonine.htm
|Stuart Macey
|13-Sep-2009 16:20
|Hi John
Great pictures of the 2009 river race. I was in the Victory cutter in 1805 uniform boat 101 any chance you snapped us.
|06-Sep-2009 15:03
|Hi John
Fab pics of the River Race again this year - have you got any of 237?
|24-Aug-2009 08:21
|Hi John,
Great photographs. We are visiting the cemetry next monday 31/08/09 in an attempt to see Howard Carter, Stanley Baker, and Sandy Denny,s graves.
Is there a grid reference anywhere? if you have any info of how i could pin point each grave i would really appreciate it.
Best regards
Dave Grigg. 07976 378101
|john moorey
|19-Apr-2009 08:04
|hawes...looking for relatives of my grandfather john gordon hawes. 1888/1963 london uk. photo of gravestone of exact same name person, but much younger putney vale cemetery. any information please to john moorey @ firstname.lastname@example.com or phone melbourne australia 0398771880. thankyou john
|bob black
|26-Mar-2009 14:08
i have lost all your contact details and would
like a chat about motorhomes
can you email me your email address or something
asap as i am dropping the telephone no i gave you (second line)
so my broardband will go down until it reinstated on new line ???
when that will occur is in the hands of the isp and as you know are a
rule unto themselves
best wishes hope all is well
bob black (7 sudlow -- year circa Goldc Star )
|John Sims
|14-Mar-2009 18:29
|Hi John nice to be back to your pictures
|Martin Hudson
|03-Mar-2009 23:38
|Are you related to Charles/Chas Cooper?
|Martin Hudson
|03-Mar-2009 23:38
|Are you related to Charles/Chas Cooper?
|06-Feb-2009 07:29
|John - good to see you back. We were all awaiting your return.
|Dave Beedon
|06-Feb-2009 06:59
|Welcome back after a long absence. Missed you. May the posting of photos continue without delay or abatement!
|daren stocker
|04-Jan-2009 05:22
|Hi there John
my name is daren stocker and i live in australia
I was searching for family history when i came across your site .
for the first time i saw my great great grandparents Thomas and Charlotte stocker .
my dad is roger stocker and my mum is patricia they emigrated to australia and he tells me that you lived with them for a while in the 60 .
i am trying to put more of the family history toghether . if you could help me that would be fantastic .
i am having problem finding where thomas lorenzo fathers or mothers name could be
i have found some simblings birth cert about 5 and beleive another 5 to go .
I have been told some information from great aunt elsie before she died some years ago
as you no my grandfather Fred past away when he came to visit us in australia 1979 i was just 12 at the time so there was not a lot i could ask back then .
if you could help in any way that would be fantastic .
yours sincerly
Daren Frederick Stocker
email email@example.com
|Ricardo Claro
|24-Dec-2008 20:18
|Hi John, we wish you, and to your Family, Merry Chistmas and a great new year !
We are missing your daily Putney photos !
|Richard Shannon
|30-Nov-2008 13:48
|Your photograph of a Training Ship saying possibly the TS Arethusa, this is definitely the TS Conway moored on the Thames. The TS Arethusa (ex Peking) was moored at Upnor near Rochester pn the Medway.
|23-Nov-2008 23:04
|Hi there,
what a fascinating site. I did not expect that the mystery surrounding Marc Bolan's accident is so very much alive...
Great though sad pictures of course.
From a Born to Boogie Fan,
|edward jones
|10-Sep-2008 19:09
|Hello John. love your photos, couple of years ago you kindley photographed my mothers grave for me. Like the photos of battersea registry office. I believe that is where my sister was married, same year 1946. she still lives in octavia road. i will be phoning her tomorrow and find out if it is the same.
|09-Jun-2008 15:35
|John.....just to thank you for your sympathetic reply (on email) to my note posted. It is much appreciated.
Thanks again
|25-May-2008 10:46
|whilst you are insistent that your photos are copyright and should not be used by anyone without your permission. It is with even greater sadness that you, sir, have not asked permission of us the family of one particular gravestone that you have taken a picture of and posted on this page....... !!!!!!! your comments to my email address would be appreciated.
|02-Apr-2008 20:07
|Great Gallery
website :http://www.BirdMad.com
|Jarek M
|14-Nov-2007 10:41
Thanks for visiting my gallery and your comments,
Please check this gallery for, I hope' interesting pictures from some old Polish cementaries in Poland:http://www.pbase.com/jarekm/p_35
|05-Nov-2007 04:06
|Hey, there really was a guy called Notner who emigrated to the USA
|Bolan's Secret
|04-Nov-2007 02:12
|Get your story right before you post. I was a secret for the last 7 years of Marc's life. I am sorry that I went off on your web space but I have gotten to the point that the rumors and lies have to stop. Gloria was guilty and should have came back to stand trial like she ws summons to appear. She failed to appear and only the guilty flee justice for so long. Thanks for the chance to vent. Bolan's Secret
|26-Oct-2007 22:00
|Hi John,
Love your come back on my Icicle image...
|Ian Wibberley
|08-Aug-2007 07:09
|Very, very nice work
|27-Jun-2007 14:05
|This is stellar work. If I ever see you, I might just ask for your signature.
|11-May-2007 07:20
|Like the cheery notes to your pics. Re - taking pics in museums etc, Normanby Hall in Lincolnshire, one of the few stately homes that allow it, very helpful staff if you're up that way.
|16-Mar-2007 09:39
|Hi John, I have really enjoyed your galleries old and new, great street pics and a good record of life in London. I have saved you in favourites so I will come back to look again,
keep it up,
|08-Mar-2007 13:13
|You're 11 on my scale of 10.
|John Sims
|24-Feb-2007 10:26
|You are a very funny man John, keep it up, despite the bitterness of all we have to endure in our lives one tries to appreciate what he has, well done!
|26-Dec-2006 16:47
|Hi John. Thanks for visiting and commenting. Better choices for viewing this time. :)
|26-Nov-2006 12:32
|to David Gough
Forgot to include my email!
it's email@example.com
|26-Nov-2006 10:52
|to David Gough.
I too am trying to get information on Sir Isaac Wilson as he was my mother's uncle
perhaps we could share information
|23-Nov-2006 15:29
|Hi John. Thanks for stopping by. I can understand why your eyes might be tired. The gallery you left the comment in may have that kind of effect on people. :)
|David Gough
|17-Nov-2006 21:48
|I enjoyed your beautiful pictures, I found the site while looking up Putney Vale cemetery. I have a distant relative buried there in 1926. It would be marvellous if you could find the grave! He was Joseph Wilson of Cumberland House, 83 West Hill, Putney. He was the older brother of Sir Isaac Wilson who built/endowed the Wilson Cottage hospital at Mitcham. He was quite wealthy, I imagine there would be a substantial memorial. Sir Isaac and his wife Sarah, and 2 children are buried in the graveyard of the Mitcham Parish Church. I am descended on my Mother's side from another brother of the above. I am trying to piece together tthe Wilson ancestry. Not easy from Australia!
|Ian Dalgliesh
|27-Oct-2006 05:29
|Thanks for your comment on my pic of a male surfer.Despite appearances,it was a young man.For the technically minded,he assured me his surfboard was a short longboard;sounds like a contradiction to me.I felt really sorry for them,as the surf was no more than 2/3 feet.
|Jarek M
|18-Oct-2006 12:12
|John, thanks for visiting my gallery and your comments.
|13-Oct-2006 08:29
|Nice collection John, like the humour!
|Ian Dalgliesh
|09-Oct-2006 21:52
|Hi John,I've only been getting up early to observe sun rises since a rather awful holiday in the I.O.W.,2/3 years ago.I like to go rambling.My wife doesn't.Ne'er the twain shall meet.She kicked up such a fuss over my walks,leaving her alone,that I chose to resolve the matter by having my walks and indulging my photography hobby at one and the same time.It transpires its the best time of day anyway.
|Ian Dalgliesh
|23-Sep-2006 07:12
|Again,I've enjoyed your galleries.I'm off to drive a bus now,not a Number 22,I might add.
|Ian Dalgliesh
|16-Sep-2006 05:10
|Hi John,Thanks for your comment.My parents were married in that church,in July 1950.
|Dennis Swayze
|12-Aug-2006 12:29
|Thanks for stopping by and your comments John. Will have to give that release idea a try.
Cheers !
|Wei O'Connell
|07-Jun-2006 01:17
|Hello John,
Thank you for the nice comments. Your galleries are very interesting. I really enjoyed reading your description for the photos.
You made comments on "Bentley" - you may like cars, I think. Here is a new picture I took today. You may interesting in this car:http://www.pbase.com/tianphoto/image/61450551
|Craig Gillette
|22-May-2006 04:46
|Ah, I see you've found some of the "fun" comments. I took a quick look around your galleries and will have to come back and look some more! I've always been a bit of a history buff and did some competitive shooting - but not too seriously.
|13-Apr-2006 17:04
|Hi John, I am 50, love marc bolan very very much, never sow pictures from the place of tzrgedy, and I find your work and gallery as a very special place. All the best to you,
nenad, Croatia
|Grateful Genealogist
|05-Apr-2006 20:41
|I was looking for Mascotte Road, Putney in 1890. It's so small it's not named in Philip's Handy Volume Atlas of London in 1920, but you have a picture of the very house I am looking for! Everyone should be ordered by Tony Blair to have a site like this and post photographs of every street within a set radius of their house, if they don't they should have their identity card confiscated. Thank you.
|30-Mar-2006 00:12
|Enjoyed your galleries and photos and your ongoing commentaries with Dave. Very entertaining. I work with two u.f.o. nuts. They are extrememly serious guys. Your prayers would be appreciated as I can't get them to stop talking about the mother ship.
|Dave Beedon
|04-Feb-2006 02:35
|John, I continue to be amazed by your devotion to fighting The Battle ("UFO'S Over My House," etc.). Our people are proud to be associated to a man who cleverly documents street scenes in the London area for the purpose of tracking certain beings that live among us with the thought of taking over the world. Stay vigilant (I know you will). Give my regards to Tara (not Broadway), who shows great promise in the documentation sciences.
|Vincent Belford
|24-Jan-2006 15:21
|Hey John,
Greetings form Somerset (County New Jersey that is)
Great stuff, keep it up
Vince B.
|Trevor Edwards
|10-Dec-2005 20:37
|Hi John, Cheers for your message
"for kieran, pleese stop wrighting, it meens moore wreading."
I was going to delete it, but thought it'd be more fun leaving it in.
I knew your sense of humour would apreciate it.
|Guenter Eh
|14-Nov-2005 14:11
|In the years 1983-1984 I spent a lot of time in Richmond/surrey (had a girlfriend in Richmond College) so It was amazing for me to see your galleries with these many and excellent pictures of lovely Richmond (for a while...). Thank you very much for sharing John.
|Trevor Edwards
|20-May-2005 05:18
|Good start John. I'll email you later with some tips when I can stay awake long enough. Just got in from work (6.20am).
I wanted to send this so I could be first in your guest book.
Happy PBasing! (is that a word?)


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Hi Fay,
So it's good news on the scan front I read. Hurrah! Words can't describe how good that news is. You'll also be pleased to hear that we've got our bathroom finished and we're happily taking showers and having hot soapy baths like normal people again. Not really. The bathroom is not finished. Obviously your good news has lifted our spirits immensely … but hey, we could really do with a proper shower now the night time temperature has dropped below zero degrees here.
It took two days this week to waterproof the new bathroom floor, one day to get the tiles partially laid and will be next Tuesday before they're finished. Then we can fit the bath, toilet, vanity unit etc if the project manager can find the back of the fag packet he wrote his plan out on and fish out the old envelope he jotted down the subcontractor numbers on and give them a call to come round. Juliette says that if it takes another week before there's even a hint that we can finally have a shower she's moving out and taking the kids with her. So I've paid off the builders to go slow and look forward to watching Lord of the Rings Extended Edition and sleeping in until I'm no longer tired! Yay!
Part of me thinks I should have done more of the work myself but then there's that pesky learning curve. I polyfilled the nail holes last week and it's amazing how such a simple task can become a problem. The first set of holes looked like I'd mixed the polyfiller in my mouth, sneezed it onto the wall and then wiped the residue off with my cuff. Come the end with a bit of practice I got the nail holes looking like they'd been polyfilled by a team of nano-robots and lasered true by the Swiss. But I just don't have the time to be mucking about at the moment, the daily grind continues. We had a washing pile so large this week that it was voiced by Brian Blessed. The Ice Box where we've been taking flannel baths has lived up to it's name this week too what with the temperatures dropping below zero and all. It means that if you flush the loo after 2am you have to wait until sometime after the sun has come up before the pipes unfreeze and you can flush it again.
We had our project manager come round this week and all he could talk about was a TV show he saw about Inuits living in an area so cold that if you took a wet shirt and twirled it around your head six times outside it would snap in half because of the cold. Brilliant story. Now see this echoing bathroom, devoid of all porcelain accoutrements? When will it be finished you motherf*cker? I said this of course in my head while I nodded to his Inuit story.
One of our cars has started stalling for no reason too so I took it into the garage. They told me that they plugged the computer into it and the car couldn't tell them why it was stalling. I suggested waterboarding the car until it talked but instead they suggested resetting this computer so it starts "learning" how I drive again. It's a Honda Odyssey, not bloody Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 2. I don't need it to "learn" how I drive. What's it going to do, give me a score when I finish a journey? The computer needs to "learn" not to switch the engine off when I'm doing a right hand turn at low speed. Simple.
Other than that we've only heard one rat in the loft since I killed the other one last week and even that one has stopped nosing around up there. I reckon it was looking for it's pal and came across the tiny rat head on a spike I set up there as a warning. Underneath I'd written the words "I'm behind you! Stab! Stab! Stab!" I like to give rats nightmares. Of course I didn't do anything of the sort because cutting a rat's head off and putting it on a spike is entirely too icky and as a rule I don't like to anthropomorphize anything. Anyway, the rat that's left is probably the wife of the rat I killed and now she's gone off with a broken heart.
Continue to take care of yourself, give some serious thoughts about visiting us here down under when your winter sets in and our summer kicks off because by then we'll definitely have a bathroom. Probably.
As always Mark......


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La Rosa Elementary School fourth-grader Andre Flores made good on a promise to Dinia Beltramo by winning the 65-pound title at the 2017 Silver Gloves Western Regional-8 Championships on Jan. 7 in Compton.
"I just wanted to make her feel good and happy," said Flores, 9.
Dinia, the mother of one of Andre's former youth football teammates, lost her husband, father and grandfather in a 13-day span in September.
"He talked with her on the phone," said Damian Flores, Andre's father. "He told her he was going to win the fight for her. I thought that was pretty cool. He has a new No. 1 fan."
"I'm always in awe and amazement in how he carries himself," said Andrea Perkins, Andre's mother. "He's very sweet and kind. He cares about people. He's an amazing little guy. I'm very proud and honored to be his mom."
"This really isn't about me as much as it is about this little boy Andre," Beltramo said. "This sweet young fighter had a heart for a woman who lost so much in her life when he had never even met me before. God bless his sweet soul."
Flores improved his overall record to a perfect 11-0.
Andre won a three-round split decision over previously-unbeaten/two-time national champion Danten Kaheaku of Hawaii in the finals at Regionals.
Flores helped place a silver medal around Kaheaku's neck before collecting his award.
"I felt confident when I got in the ring," Andre said. "I just felt like I was going to win. I threw and landed more punches."
"I was a nervous wreck," Damian stated while describing how he felt before the winner was announced.
"I was on the edge of my seat," Andrea added.
Flores sparred with 11-to-12-year-old boxers from Stockton, Sacramento, San Jose and San Francisco in Richmond leading up to Regionals.
"When I fight older kids, they hit harder and know more," he said. "I learn a lot when I'm in the ring with them."
Andre advanced to the Regional-8 event after capturing the Silver Gloves California State title in Los Angeles on Dec. 4.
Flores won a three-round unanimous decision over Noah Arroyo of Los Angeles.
Andre took first in the novice division at the Central California Association Jr. Olympics in Fresno.
Flores is a member of the Salvation Army Modesto Red Shield Center's Boxing Club.
"It's in our DNA," Damian said. "His great grandfather (Louis Jordan) is in the Bay Area Hall of Fame. Our other cousin (Leonard Davis IV) is a professional fighter."
"He surprises me how he goes in there, focuses and excels," Andrea said. "He sets these goals."
Flores doesn't seem to be bothered by the bright lights.
"I don't feel any pressure," Andre said while talking about his ability to focus. "For some reason, I can't hear anyone else but my coaches and see anyone else but my opponent when I'm in the ring."
"I'm not sure where he gets that from," Andrea said. "It's just part of his personality. He believes in himself. He trains really hard."
"He's got a God-given gift," Damian said. "Everybody that knows him sees it."
The National Silver Gloves Championships will be staged, Feb. 1-4, in Missouri.
"I'm very excited," Andre said. "I'm pretty sure I'm going to do really well. I feel confident about it."
A tri-tip fundraiser dinner will be held for Andre on Jan. 27 (5 p.m.) at the Red Shield.
Cost is $30 per ticket.
For more information, call 209-538-7111.
"It's our responsibility we get the funding for him to go," Damian said. "I need the public to embrace my child. He can become a pillar in this community and help other children."


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What does a Mathematician, an engineer, and informal supervisor have in common? These are three people who helped put men into space, and they are Katherine Goble, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy Vaughn.
Watching their TV documentaries over a month ago is so much better than watching the movie, you see movies inspire us to watch great characters such as these three extraordinary ladies telling their stories of how they suffer from being noticed in this male dominated world of being smart. Black people are smart too, and their gender too.
But back in 1957 and the 1960's, black people were segregated among the white people, and not being respected of their talent and skills they have. They have great minds too.
When I watch Hidden Figures the movie, these three incredible women broke the barrier and sacrifice themselves that black people are smarter and able to help us in any particular way to get into space. They are not spies, they want to help us.
Hidden Figures is nominated for Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Supporting Actress for Octavia Spencer.
Octavia Spencer deserved to win an Oscar for her role in the movie. If she wins, it will be her second time since "The Help" (2011). She also won the Golden Globes in 2012 for her performance "The Help".
Taraji Penda Henson actress, author, and singer. She studied acting at Howard University and began her Hollywood career in guest-roles on several television shows before making her breakthrough in Baby Boy (2001). In 2005, she starred in Hustle & Flow and played Queenie in David Fincher's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008), for which she received an Academy Award nomination. In 2010, she appeared in the comedy Date Night and co-starred in the remake of The Karate Kid. In 2012, Henson was in the large ensemble cast film Think Like a Man and reprised her role in its sequel.
Henson has also had an extensive career in television, having been a regular cast member on series such as The Division, Boston Legal, and Eli Stone. From 2011 to 2013, she co-starred as Detective Jocelyn Carter in the CBS drama Person of Interest for which she won a NAACP Image Award. As of 2015, she stars as Cookie Lyon on the Fox drama series Empire, for which she became the first African-American woman to win a Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series. She also won a Golden Globe Award and was nominated for two Emmy Awards.
In 2016, Time named Henson one of the 100 most influential people in the world on the annual Time 100 list. Henson also released a New York Times best-selling autobiography titled Around the Way Girl.
Janelle Monáe, is a singer, model, and actress. In 2016, she had major roles in two feature films, Hidden Figures, and Moonlight, for which she received widespread praise. Both films received Academy Award nominations for Best Picture.


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Manchester City returned to the Premier League summit on goal difference with a 1-0 victory over fifth-placed Tottenham Hotspur courtesy of an early goal by Riyad Mahrez at a subdued Wembley Stadium on Monday.
It was not the free-rolling City of late and Tottenham will rue missing some good opportunities to salvage something from a rather disjointed affair on a patchwork pitch.
Mahrez caught Tottenham cold in the sixth minute after a defensive mistake but despite City's dominance they were missing their usual clinical edge on a surface looking more suitable for gridiron football after an NFL fixture a day earlier.
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Players and mourners pay tribute to Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha - in pictures
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David Silva and Mahrez both could have put the game beyond Tottenham but the hosts, who were on a four-match winning run in the league and could have gone above City into second with a victory, always posed a threat.
Dele Alli returned from a hamstring injury for Tottenham and his arrival as a substitute sparked some late pressure in which Erik Lamela spurned a glorious late chance to equalise.
City held form for a sixth consecutive Premier League clean sheet to knock Liverpool off top spot. They both have 26 points while Tottenham have 21.
After the tragic events of Saturday in which Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha died alongside four other people in a helicopter crash outside the King Power Stadium, it was fitting that Mahrez, a Leicester hero during their 2016 title success, was the one who scored.
The game was only six minutes old when City keeper Ederson launched the ball forward, quarterback style, and Spurs right back Kieran Trippier made a mess of his clearing header and it was then turned too easily by Raheem Sterling who squared for Mahrez to fire into the net past Hugo Lloris.
The Algerian celebrated in poignant fashion by raising both arms towards the heavens.
"I am very, very sad. That is why when I scored I put my hands in the sky for him," Mahrez, who was voted PFA Player of the Year after Leicester's stunning 2016 title, said.
"He did a lot for me and Leicester and it is difficult to speak about. It is very sad."
Spurs appeared to lack confidence in the opening stages and City threatened every time they went forward.
Mahrez had another shot turned on to the post by Lloris while Silva fired straight at the French keeper.
It was not all one-way traffic though as City's defending was sloppy at times. Tottenham striker Harry Kane whizzed one shot narrowly over and then his touch let him down as he was played through by Lamela after a mistake by Aymeric Laporte.
The halftime interval featured a message for ailing Spurs maestro Glenn Hoddle, who suffered a heart attack on Saturday, and Mauricio Pochettino's side could have used some of Hoddle's flair as they sought a way back into the game.
City should have buried the hosts in the 55th minute when Bernardo Silva played in namesake David but the Spaniard inexplicably opted not to shoot with the goal gaping -- City coach Pep Guardiola angrily kicking the air.
Tottenham grew in belief as the half wore on and when Alli rolled the ball across the area for an unmarked Lamela, the Argentine looked odds on to equalise but lifted his head and sent his effort flying over the crossbar.


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We've already seen some pretty crazy marketing for Spiderman, but PlayStation has taken it up a notch, spinning a gigantic web between the buildings of their San Mateo, California offices. Stretching three stories high, the web is visible from across the road, with the Spider-Man logo emblazoned in the middle.
The images come from local Reddit user, superness, who excitedly snapped and shared them in a post. It the latest in a series of awesome marketing pieces for the upcoming Spider-Man, which included taking over a train in the New York subway.
Spider-Man will be available on September 7th, but our review will be live very soon.


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and beta carotene, vitamin K, vitamin C, lutein, zeaxanthin, and calcium. Make sure you soak your kale if you buy it loose instead of in the plastic bag. Dirt gets trapped in the thick, dense leaves so soak it first and rinse and check to see if there is any more grit left behind. Blot the kale with paper towels to ensure it is completely dried.
Give these a try and let us know what you think. Stay hungry!
Kale Chip Recipe
1 Head Kale, rinsed and dry
2 Tbs Olive Oil
Garlic Salt
Tear the kale up into small pieces and toss on a sheet pan with olive oil. Cook in a 350 degree oven for 12-20 minutes or until all leaves are crisp. Move leaves around while cooking if some are getting more crisp than others. Once crispy, sprinkle with garlic salt and enjoy!


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Kingdom of God – Episode #276
After being away for several weeks I've returned. My mother passed away on April 27th; a few days after my return from vacation. I decided to return with an episode to explain my absence and to honor her memory. While my mother wasn't a huge


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New Delhi: Two motorcycle borne robbers today shot and injured a cash custodian of a private firm replenishing money in bank ATMs and looted around Rs 19 lakh from him in Rohini.
Chest custodian Naveen (31), guard Brajesh and one other had started from Karol Bagh in a cash van around noon. They reached Rohini Sector 24 after replenishing cash in several ATMs, said DCP(Rohini) Rishi Pal.
As they stopped to fill cash in an ATM in pocket 12 of Rohini's sector 24 around 2 PM, two bike-borne men reached there and tried to snatch the cash bag after throwing chili powder on the staffers, the police said.
When the custodian resisted, they shot at him and managed to escape with the bag carrying around Rs 19 lakh, they said.
The guard showing courage, fired two rounds from his firearm but the robbers managed to escape, the police said.
The injured custodian was rushed to a hospital, the DCP said.
The guard told the police that despite there being a good number of people present on the spot, nobody came forward to challenge the robbers, giving them an opportunity to escape.
The police said a case has been registered and enquiries with locals have been made.
Six special teams have been constituted for investigation, Pal said.
The robbers were wearing helmet and their faces were also covered with mufflers, the police said.
Sources said the police have found a CCTV in Karol Bagh that shows that the cash van was being followed by two people on a motorcycle.
The police have also prepared CCTV grabs to identify the robbers. The registration number of motorcycle was also checked by the police but was found to be fake, sources said.
The police are also taking the help of forensics experts to get more clues about the robbers.


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Former US Secretary of State Powell dies of COVID-19 complications
Former US Secretary of State Powell dies of COVID-19 complications
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Colin Powell, the first Black US secretary of state and top military officer, died on Monday at the age of 84 due to complications from COVID-19. He was fully vaccinated, his family said in a statement on Facebook.
"We have lost a remarkable and loving husband, father, grandfather and a great American," his family said.
Powell was one of America's foremost Black figures for decades. He was named to senior posts by three Republican presidents and reached the top of the U.S. military as it was regaining its vigor after the trauma of the Vietnam War.
Powell, who was wounded in Vietnam, served as US national security adviser under President Ronald Reagan from 1987 to 1989. As a four-star Army general, he was chairman of the military's Joint Chiefs of Staff under President George H.W. Bush during the 1991 Gulf War in which US-led forces expelled Iraqi troops from neighboring Kuwait.
Powell, a moderate Republican and a pragmatist, considered a bid to become the first Black president in 1996 but his wife Alma's worries about his safety helped him decide otherwise. In 2008, he broke with his party to endorse Democrat Barack Obama, who became the first Black elected to the White House.
Powell will forever be associated with his controversial presentation on Feb. 5, 2003, to the UN Security Council, making President George W. Bush's case that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein constituted an imminent danger to the world because of its stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons.
Powell admitted later that the presentation was rife with inaccuracies and twisted intelligence provided by others in the Bush administration and represented "a blot" that will "always be a part of my record".


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13 December 2006
The aurora flowed like a great river;
an inverted Yukon meandering across the sky.
Time lapsed. Banks eroded. The brilliant green
river changed its course.
Then drought hit, and the powerful flow was reduced
to a faint puddle, a dim shimmer.
The sky was quiet.
With an explosion, the aurora returned as a wall of thunderheads.
Imposing. Inspiring. Pulsing.
The lower layer of the wall of light was magenta.
The aurora's lightning.
Thin lines of green light dropped down from the glowing storm.
Like sheets of rain falling on the distant hills.
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Martin W. Bender
Fusion is an explanation of the assimilation program Nelson Searcy utilizes in his local church. It has many practical suggestions on how a congregation can be more effective at interacting with guests and engaging them outside the walls of the church facility. The book is all about function and encouraging the reader to be intentional about moving the first-time guest into fully engaged member of the church.
Fusion is not a book on ecclesiology. In fact, the greatest frustration I had with the book was the lack of clarity concerning what the responsibilities and privileges of church membership are for the individual. He does make the point very clear that membership is for believers, but it saddens me that such a point must be made in a book discussing how to appropriately assimilate people into the church. When a congregation lacks a clear understanding of the nature of the church any assimilation program will resort to pragmatism. How pragmatic were the first Christians in the establishment and building of the church?
In my congregation, we need to do a better job of listening to our membership. The systems that have been effective in the past are no longer working due to societal shifts. With this in mind, we will begin using some of the ideas presented in the book, but at the same time, we are developing and teaching a thorough ecclesiology in order to ensure our methodology is consistent with scripture.
Searcy, Nelson with Jennifer Dykes Henson. Fusion: Turning first-time guests into fully-engaged members of your church. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books, 2007.


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Nekopara is a cute anime visual novel about a family of catgirls and their owners. The fourth title in the series, Volume 3, was recently released on Steam.
Type: Single-player
Genre: Visual Novel, Anime, Cute
Developer: NEKO WORKs
Publisher: Sekai Project
Release Date: 26 May, 2017
When I was offered a key for the latest chapter in the Nekopara series — Volume 3 — I thought it would be a good excuse to replay the earlier chapters as well. And if I were going to be playing them anyway, then I thought I might as well review them. So here we are, with my Nekoparathon: Nekopara Volumes 0 through 3.
So what is Nekopara? "Why, it's a cat's paradise!"
More informatively, though, Nekopara is an adult-themed anime visual novel series from developers NEKOWORKs, and published by Sekai Project. The game's claim to fame is its well-known catgirls — nekomimi, in popular culture — genetically modified human females, who are partly treated as pets and partly as valuable family members. They are human-sized and with mostly human looks, but with ears, tails, and very feline personality traits: part cat, but all girl (if you catch my drift). Catgirls are invariably attractive and affectionate. If you've spent any time browsing anime/manga image boards then there's a reasonable chance that you've seen some Nekopara artwork, either official or fan-based.
The Story
Nekopara tells the story of the Maduki family. In particular, the game focuses on a young man, Kashou, his younger-still sister, Shigure, and their collection of six catgirls: Vanilla, Chocola, Cinnamon, Coconut, Maple, and Azuki. The series proper begins with Kashou moving out of home to start a bakery.
Volume 0
Though I believe Volume 0 is actually a fan-made production, I thought it best to start my Nekopara-thon here, since it is the first game, chronologically speaking.
In Nekopara Volume 0, you learn about a day in the Minaduki household, with Kashou not present — presumably in the process of moving out — and Shigure in charge of the catgirls. There's no real story or plot; the game simply presents a series of scenes at times throughout the day, providing you with an introduction to some of the characters.
The story itself is non-existent. There's no plot; rather just a series of scenes designed to introduce the characters. The script is mostly well written, grammar-wise, but much of the dialogue is pretty terrible, and it certainly wouldn't win any creative writing awards.
Though there's a fair bit of innuendo, Volume 0 is the only Nekopara game with no erotic content, and thus no officially provided adult patch. Though it's sometimes recommended that newcomers to the series start with Volume 1, which introduces the themes and characters, I'd suggest that Volume 0 is actually the best place to start if you're unsure; it's safe.
Volume 1
Volume 1 was initially the first entry in the series and introduces Kashou, a young man who has vacated the family home and moved into an apartment above his new bakery, Patisserie La Soleil. The game hints at various previous happenings in the family that have led Kashou to move out and attempt to start his adult life again on his own. While moving in, Kashou discovers that two large and unfamiliar boxes have been left in the bakery by the movers. When he opens them, he finds Chocola and Vanilla, the two youngest catgirls in the Minaduki family, waiting inside.
For various reasons, not the least of them being emotional blackmail, Kashou ends up keeping the two catgirls around to help with setting up the bakery, and chooses to hire them as the shop's poster catgirls when La Soleil opens. He soon finds that to be legally employed or to travel around by themselves, the catgirls must pass a test and carry a bell-collar license with them at all times.
Volume 1 focuses on Kashou, Chocola, and Vanilla, in their efforts to open and run the bakery while also learning to live together.
Volume 2
Volume 2 sees the bakery doing extremely well, causing the rest of the catgirls to begin working there, too. It becomes known unofficially as the Catgirl Patisserie. The catgirls (and Shigure-as-nekomimi) are running almost everything, with Kashou working hard baking and creating in the kitchen. Azuki steps up to the plate and begins managing the other catgirls, and it seems that each of them easily finds her niche except for Coconut.
Though you see a lot more of Shigure and the other catgirls in this episode than the last — no longer just Chocola and Vanilla — this volume shifts the focus towards the large, strong, and slightly clumsy heterochromatic youngest sister, Coconut, and the small, bossy, and argumentative oldest sister, Azuki.
The actual story doesn't progress much further in this volume, which seems much more concerned with character development than plot development. The lewdness of the script increases in this game, too, so even playing the normal Steam version without purchasing the adult patch, the game still steers very close to adults-only territory, based solely on the subject matter.
Volume 3
The bakery's fame extends even further in Volume 3, with people coming from across the country to eat at La Soleil and be served by the Minaduki catgirls.
This volume shifts the focus again, this time to the last pair of catgirls: Cinnamon and Maple. Cinnamon is great fun: a day-dreaming catgirl who easily becomes lost in dreams of romance and eroticism. Her comments often make me smile or laugh, and throughout the series the other catgirls have often commented on her voluptuous figure. Maple is a much more restrained character: intelligent and reliable, and less dependent upon others.
After reading/playing through the earlier games, Volume 3 is fairly predictable, but it shouldn't disappoint fans of the series.
Nekopara's graphics are a cut above the other anime visual novels that I've seen.
While the basic style is the same –static backgrounds for each scene, with 'paper-doll' style characters overlaid as appropriate for the script — Nekopara sometimes replaces the normal paper-doll 2D characters with 3D-style models, or very good simulations thereof, and animates them with much more detail than is typical for the genre. Not only do the characters move around a lot more than typical VN characters, but their eyes blink, heads turn, and different parts of the characters' bodies move independently. There's even a special game setting to govern one particular body movement.
The backgrounds are well drawn, though some look considerably more blurry than many other games. I think this is deliberate as a simple sort of DOF effect, in an effort to ensure focus is retained on the characters. The characters themselves are gorgeous: very well drawn and modelled, with even the eldest of the catgirls portraying a sweet innocence that is particularly endearing. Animations are far better than any other VN I've played.
The interface is minimal, as is best for visual novels in my opinion, and the font is easy to read, though the Japanese style quotation marks may be distracting to some. The games include some different drawing styles in parts, including 'chibi' art.
Graphics options are limited to resolution settings and full screen / windowed mode selection.
Both title and in-game music fall into the typical anime theme-song style, with upbeat electronic instruments and an elevator 'muzak' feel. The music is well produced and inoffensive, but it's not the sort of thing I'd listen to while on a long drive.
Sound effects are good, but few and far between, being used to punctuate the music and speech at appropriate places in the story.
All characters except Kashou, the protagonist, are fully voiced. Though I don't understand Japanese well, they seem quite professional to me and suit the personalities well. Sounds and voices are normalised well.
Nekopara plays like a traditional visual novel, with no player choices and thus only one available ending. The norm in the genre is to promote replayability through multiple available choices and multiple endings, so it seems a little bit of a letdown to have only a completely linear path with no real interaction available. All volumes except Volume 1 include a 'petting mode', which allows you to touch the catgirls and elicit happy animations and purrs, but this is only a minor distraction and has no bearing on the story.
The game engine is very good, with features such as autoplay, skipping, backlog, multiple languages, animations, and the all-important chest bounciness setting. There are no real interaction points on the screen; all you do is click to advance to the next line of dialogue or the next scene where appropriate, and take time out every now and then to pet the catgirls if you feel so inclined.
Though the game has the sexual content and nudity tags on its Steam store page, without the official adult patches it's actually very tame for an anime-themed visual novel. There are a few mildly raunchy still shots and some implied or discussed sex, but don't expect to see anything explicit without the patches. The patches are bought per volume and are prohibitively expensive — often more than the game itself — so I wasn't able to review the adult versions at all.
The story itself is fairly typical of a manga, anime, or visual novel plot, with no real twists or surprises. It's mostly light hearted and fun, and there are a few genuinely funny parts. I began to like and care about some of the characters, which is a good thing in this sort of game. However, the translation isn't the best in the early games. You may notice some poor grammar and weird sentences: "She smiled with her usual tone of voice." But it gets better in the later releases.
The Achievements are almost all unmissable, and almost all the same in each game. There's a single hidden Achievement that is the same in each volume.
Pros and Cons
+ Beautiful and likeable catgirl characters, with good animations
+ Chest bounciness setting
+ Some funny jokes
+ Steam Achievements and Trading Cards
+ Adult patches are available, but …
– … each volume is already quite pricey, and the adult patch doubles the cost
– Some grammatical errors and other weirdness, particularly in Volumes 0 and 1
– No choices or control; just watching and clicking
Nekopara is a fun anime visual novel series. The script and translation could be better, but could definitely be worse, too, and they improve as the series progresses. The catgirls are attractive and likeable, and the character graphics and animations are better than I've ever seen in any other visual novels.
But there are no choices to be made and thus no real replayability; it's definitely on the 'novel' side of the visual novel genre. It's also quite short, with all four volumes likely to only take around eight to ten hours to read through, obviously depending on your reading speed.
Finally, the game is considerably less raunchy than other adult VNs without the adult patches, but still too lewd to be minor friendly. With the adult patches the game is apparently very raunchy indeed (I can't personally verify this, as I don't have them), but it's also very expensive. It's also worth pointing out that, unlike many other adult-themed visual novels that include the same scenes, but censor the 'rude bits' in the non-adult versions, in Nekopara's case the erotic scenes are completely removed unless you buy the patch. The game seems a bit disjointed because of this.
Note: the creator and main artist of the series, Sayori, was hospitalised shortly before the initial release date of Volume 3, causing the release to slip. Sekai Project has announced that there will be a Volume 4, but I believe at the time of writing this review, the creator is still hospitalised. Get well soon, Sayori.


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What Are the Easiest Cannabis Strains to Grow?
You don't need to be a green thumb to grow the easiest strains.
So you want to try your hand at growing weed? We're glad. Growing your own bud can be one of the most rewarding experiences a cannabis enthusiast can have. To be sure you're successful, be sure you start out with the right strains. Here are the easiest cannabis strains to grow. They're perfect for beginners. But they are also great for experienced growers who want to get some great bud without a whole lot of effort.
11. Utopia Haze
This strain, bred by the folks at Barney's Farm, is easy to grow. But be sure you keep your eye on it because it grows quickly and can easily get too tall to manage. But with a little bit of space you should be fine. When the plant is mature it will produce loads of crystal-coated flowers. Utopia Haze is high in cannabinoids, with buds containing upwards of 22 percent THC. When you smoke it, this strain will hit you with some big-time cerebral highs.
10. Green Crack
When it comes to consuming cannabis, nothing is as popular as Green Crack—it's why they call it Green Crack. Try it once and you will immediately want more. The good news for growers is that it's one of the easiest sativa strains to cultivate. The only potential problem is that Green Crack is a clone-only strain. But if you can get your hands on a baby Green Crack plant, go for it. You will be blown away by the quality of the bud your plant will eventually give you.
9. Blueberry
When it comes to the easiest cannabis strains to grow, Blueberry is an excellent choice. It has a unique set of characteristics. First off, flowers have beautiful streaks of blue and purple mixed in with the green. And when it comes to consuming this strain, you will love its terpene profile that gives it the smell and taste of berries. To top it all off, it's relatively easy to grow. You can grow this strain indoors or outdoors with great success.
8. Blue Dream
Blue Dream is legendary. Year after year, it's one of the most popular strains thanks largely to the pleasant, uplifting, inspiring cerebral highs it produces. It's also one of the easiest cannabis strains to grow. In particular, this strain is very resistant to mildew and root rot.
7. Blue Cheese
Blue Cheese responds surprisingly well to LEDs, which makes it the perfect choice if you are growing in tight spaces or if you are trying to grow indoors without breaking the bank on expensive lighting systems. It's also a hardy strain that can survive underwatering, overwatering, and stress. And when it matures, it puts out flowers that produce tons of trichomes.
6. Sour Diesel
This sativa heavyweight is known for producing intense head highs. Sometimes they become borderline hallucinogenic. If you want to grow this strain, then you should check out Dinafem's auto-flowering version of it. Auto-flowering seeds will move into the flowering phase all on their own, without any changes to the light they receive. This makes them especially easy to grow.
5. Lemon OG Haze
Lemon OG Haze creates a well-balanced high that hits your head and your body. The end result of smoking it is a pleasant sense of uplifting calm. For growers looking for the easiest cannabis strains, check out the auto-flowering version of this strain, which you can get from Nirvana.
4. Gorilla Glue #4
This strain is known for producing buds that smell and taste amazing. Gorilla Glue #4 plants are small and bushy, which makes them really easy for growing indoors. They do especially well with the Sea of Green technique. This is an excellent strain for growers of all skill levels.
3. Northern Lights
Northern Lights ranks high on our list of the easiest cannabis strains to grow for a couple reasons. The biggest is that it's super hardy. It will bounce back from pretty much anything, so if you make a few mistakes along the way your plant will probably be fine. Similarly, it does not smell that strong while it's growing, so if you need to grow on the down low, this is a great option. To top it all off, the strain is a cannabis classic. It's an indica that will give you a quick-hitting body high.
2. Girl Scout Cookies Auto
This strain produces amazing buds with high levels of THC—sometimes as much as 22 percent. And the auto-flowering version, made by FastBuds, is easy to grow. They grow quickly, flower all on their own, and require very little maintenance. A great all-around choice for any grower looking for the easiest cannabis strains to grow to get great bud.
1. Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman is always a fun choice for home growers. That's because most plants produce an incredible amount of flowers. You will be shocked at how much bud you get from even a single Wonder Woman plant. And since they are relatively easy to grow and take care of, they are the ideal strain for new and experienced growers alike.