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The increasingly inky and painty ramblings of a stampaholic, whilst kneeling on the floor. Yes, my knees do protest!
Wednesday, 15 November 2017
some colouring being done too on the sheet on the left. and at top just under the teetering box of "stuff" are some of the trees I was using last time
On the craft mat you can see some dies...
so here is the pic I took of them (ready for today) when they arrived..
3 new Seth Apter dies for his Spellbinders range, and a stamp - it is called French Script ... it's quite a Gothic style so you can't (well, I can't) make out any of the words... but will make a good background.
So, I should be eating dinner and getting some more colouring done (writing this before Tuesday dinner!) - we'll see if that happens!
Had a slightly damp trip to Kew on Saturday (couldn't miss two in a row) and snapped some great raindrop shots (they are all here if you have time) but I'll leave you with my favourite to whet your appetite...
29 comments:
- Tracey@Hotchpotchcreations said...
Great Christmas card shots, it's whats on most peoples desk atm, I'll be glad when mine are finished. Loving Seth dies, hope to see what you make or create with them.. Beautiful raindrop shot btw.
Have a great week.. Hugs Tracey
- 15 November 2017 at 01:06
- sandra de said...
Dies look fab and your stamping and colouring is quite festive. Just how I like it. I will be sitting down to my dinner shortly as well :)sandra de @4
- 15 November 2017 at 06:35
- glitterandglue said...
Morning Helen. Well done for plodding on with the Christmas cards. I have now officially given up! Many need to go abroad, and if they are not made by now... computer generated it will be. Great watery, rainy shot at Kew.
Take care. God bless.
Margaret #2
- 15 November 2017 at 06:36
- Shoshi said...
Another one well on with her Christmas cards, Helen! Well done. The new dies look great, especially the text one - they are always nice for backgrounds.
Happy WOYWW,
Shoshi #8
- 15 November 2017 at 07:29
- Sarah Brennan said...
Help! Another person who's well on with Christmas; I feel ashamed of myself. One of these days I'll get some more done LOL. Great Seth Apter dies and background stamp. Happy WOYWW Sarah #10
- 15 November 2017 at 08:08
- Annie said...
Be sure that every Christmas card you make is one more than me as I've not started at all yet....I have thought about it now though so I guess that's a start lol
Annie x #9
- 15 November 2017 at 08:20
- Angela Radford said...
Hi Helen, I'm so loving watching you make your cards. It's great to see someone using the same stamps differently, I've just finished some more and must post a photo soon. Not seen the stamp before and loving it. Happy woyww your stamping friend, Angela x11x
- 15 November 2017 at 08:20
- Diana Taylor said...
Love the new stash - the Seth Apter dies are fab, I love his stuff. The stamp is unusual, it will make a fab background, just giving the impression of text - Like it!
Have a great week,
Diana xx #17
- 15 November 2017 at 09:18
- Ellie said...
Hey Helen! Oh my goodness that gothic script stamp is lovely, can't wait to see you use it.
Happy desking
Ellie #19
- 15 November 2017 at 09:29
- Lunch Lady Jan said...
I do like a bit of Gothic writing, it'll make an awesome background. I hope you get through the Christmas cards - I don't know if you're like me, but if I HAVE to do something then I find it tedious! And that's why I buy my cards, lol!!
Hugs LLJ 15 xx
- 15 November 2017 at 10:12
- Shaz Brooks said...
Hi Helen, love wordy background stamps you can't actually read. You get the texture without the distraction of reading what it says! Loving the Christmas Cards, you always have some fab images. Have a lovely week, Hugs, Shaz #6 XxX
- 15 November 2017 at 11:18
- AliWade said...
Happy WOYWW. Great Christmas cards. None made here - and I am probably going to write out some charity ones again this year. I love all that is Seth Apter (always watch his Periscope and other social media videos). I have none of his products (got everything on my Wish List) except for a book on my Kindle app. However, I was lucky enough to buy one of his mixed media pieces earlier this year - which I treasure greatly. My ambition is to go to one of his workshops. Ali x #22
- 15 November 2017 at 11:48
- Neet said...
I am having Seth envy right at this moment. Love that script stamp - just fine for my 'dark side'.
Loved your Kew pics.
Hugs, Neet xx
- 15 November 2017 at 12:36
- Cheetarah said...
Those dies look great! And the xmas cards too! Happy WOYWW! xox Cheetarah #28
- 15 November 2017 at 15:01
- Felicia Aaron said...
Helen, poor you with the Christmas Cards.....when the fun fizzles out....ugghhh! I still love them though! Just too cute! Also I LOVE the Seth Apter goodies! What great projects! Gonna go check out your raindrop photos, I love looking at your photos, and just LOVE those gorgeous lavender flowers! Blessings, Felicia #26
- 15 November 2017 at 15:12
- Shoshi said...
Hi Helen, thanks for your return visit! Glad you like the socks.
- 15 November 2017 at 16:14
- Dorlene Durham said...
Those are some fun looking trees on those Christmas cards. You are so good. I haven't done anything for Christmas yet so I better get to it! Dorlene #32
- 15 November 2017 at 16:26
- Suzanne Alexis said...
Your Christmas cards look great, compared to mine, which are nonexistent! Someday . . . I really like that cross die, it looks so elegant. Have a great week.
Suzanne #31
- 15 November 2017 at 16:41
- Stacy Sheldon said...
Hi Helen, looks like it was a great trip through the gardens :) and fun things are piling up in your space too. ~Stacy #30 ( oh, I always have to force my self to stamp the insides and do the envelopes of Christmas cards too) ai ai lol
- 15 November 2017 at 18:53
- Annie Claxton said...
Hi Helen, what a lot of tempting goodies on your desk today - but don't look at them!! ... keep on with those Christmas cards :D Gorgeous raindrop shot, I have very fond memories of Kew, one of my favourite places! Annie C #20
- 15 November 2017 at 19:00
- Christine said...
had to do it didn't I? Follow the link to Kew .....
Super new dies - I'm having to stop buying stash now and concentrate on Christmas pressies - I love Seth's work.
Have a good week
Christine #33
- 15 November 2017 at 20:16
- Julia Dunnit said...
I cant work out what to do with those SA dies - I'm so out of touch with non run-of-the-mill stuff! Loving the non traditional colours on the cards, so nice to please yourself. I dont do inserts either,and frankly, often, I dont stamp inside either, a lazy stamper!!!
- 15 November 2017 at 21:43
- butterfly said...
Looks like you've got quite the production line going now... the hat-trees are looking great! And I just love your rainy flowers - wonderful photo.
Alison x
- 16 November 2017 at 06:43
- Sue said...
Hi Helen,
New dies will keep you busy.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Happy WOYWW
Sue #18
- 16 November 2017 at 11:53
- Lindart said...
Looks like you have a great start on your Christmas Cards! And great choices for your new toys! It is so nice to see beautiful colourful flowers, when all of mine are dead due to frost! Thanks for your earlier visit, have a great week! Lindart #25
- 16 November 2017 at 15:31
- BJ said...
Oh my word those dies are to die for!!! Love them - no please don't tell me where I can get them - fatal!! Loving your colourful Chrimbo cards and yes I totally get the not doing inserts faff. Cold so much better this week, foot still sore and hot flashes are getting interesting. Thanks for the visit BJ#7
- 16 November 2017 at 16:30
- craftytrog said...
Cards look great Helen! And, I have die envy! Lol!
- 18 November 2017 at 16:23
- Kyla said...
Yep with you about the faff of inserts-love the seth apter dies and looking forward to seeing what you make with them.
Thanks for visiting my desk already
- 19 November 2017 at 20:00
- Kelly said...
Good morning, Helen. I have most all of my Christmas cards done - just not the inside. I'm horrid at getting that part done. I think that will work on that better in 2018.
Look forward to seeing what you do with new script background. Might be quite elegant looking on a black and white card background. Love your photo from Kew. You get some great shots on your travels. Thanks for the bop-by this week. Always a pleasure to see you. Creative Blessings! Kelly #29
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Okay. So there is a rumor going around saying that YouTube is going to add in some new rules to its Terms of Service to shut down videos and channels that could be considered bullying. So Troll channels, Prank videos and a bunch of other stuff will probably be effected by this. No one really knows much for sure because no one can find anything on this. Which means YouTube is trying to keep it on the down low.
What do you guys think about this whole thing? Do you think this rumor may be true? Or do you think it's too soon to say for sure?
This whole thing may change how YouTube works as a whole so this might be interesting to see.
We live to play and let's players play to live. Life isn't easy but it sure is fun.
After Twitter and allegedly Facebook have fallen to the speech fascists, it wouldn't surprise me that YT would be the next target. Not to pull a Godwin's Law, but the PC "Feelz" Nazis, these weak, sheltered, impressional, and fragile CHILDREN, have gained ground unopposed on various social media sites, and now they're blitzkreiging westward to YT for the sake of their immediate feelings and not the long-lasting authoritarian effects of such a movement.
I apologize for my recent political RANTS, but, like many CLASSICALLY LIBERAL minded figures (Voltaire, anyone?), I can't hold my tongue on the matter. I'm a true believer that reason and logic will win over whatever anyone says, so why ban trolls, pranks, or whatever falls under the very broad and undefined umbrella term "hate speech"?
In the wise words of Tyrion Lannister of Game of Thrones:
Valid point LaughingMan. So you think that the Rumor might be true? I'm still a little skeptical but knowing how things have gone in the past I wouldn't be surprised if it happened.
We live to play and let's players play to live. Life isn't easy but it sure is fun.
I wonder if youtubers like Thunderf00t or the Honeybadger will fall under that umbrella of hate speech.
That's what everyone is worried about. No one really knows what YouTube is going to consider Hate speech or "Bullying"
We live to play and let's players play to live. Life isn't easy but it sure is fun.
I wonder if youtubers like Thunderf00t or the Honeybadger will fall under that umbrella of hate speech.
That's honestly what I'm concerned about: When a vocal minority of people will not like what someone says, and will try to censor dissonance rather than offer reason and logic. Hell, I think that Anita Sarkeesian should be able to say whatever she wants to on YT and NOT be banned. But people deserve to have a chance to retort when these people spout rhetoric and propaganda. However, it's usually those who don't have a leg to stand on in the face of such logic that they turn around and demand that opponents be censored.
Like Obama said recently:
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(Trying to get a bit of humor on the topic)
Does anyone remember the time when our grandfathers took rifles in WWII and faced death in the face and now people are getting depressed and upset just because they're called the same thing thousands or even millions of people are called everyday throughout the internet?
I think this is another symptom that the issue of cyber-bullying is getting blown more and more out of proportion each passing day. And with all the shit that's happened with YouTube (#WTFU), I don't see why anyone shouldn't be concerned about these sorts of rumors. It's like LM says, it's what happens when close-minded people want to be voiced but don't want different opinionS to be voiced. "It has to be about ME, and if I don't like what these people are saying, you should do what I tell you because it's ME".
"The universe is one big joke, and the joke is on us"
I think YT will be fine. They make their money off ads so they don't want to do anything that will lower the number of videos watched. Deleting popular channels is hard for them to justify than FB or Twitter being censorship happy idiots. Every channel lost is lost revenue they're not getting. They feel every account that leaves.
I hope a new social media site shows up soon to take down Facebook. I really just want to delete my FB like yesterday, but then I would lose contact with a few friends.
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The race for the Midlands Regional Alliance Premier Division title swung wide open again, as Aston United returned to the summit of the table with a 2-1 victory over title-challenging Sandiacre Town.
A goal each from Mark Green and Shay Wiggins ensured United took a step closer to claiming the title, writes Craig Gibbons.
Cromford looked to have secured all three points at Newhall United with a first half strike from Scott Gascoyne, but Joe Kilduff salvaged a point for the Blues with a strike in the dying embers of the game.
In Division One, with Shirebrook Rangers and Melbourne Dynamo playing out a 0-0 draw, Rowsley 86 Reserves went top of the table following their 4-1 victory over Sherwin.
Two goals from Anthony Porter and one apiece for Connor Hiley and Angus Hodgson secured the win for Rowsley.
Courtney Harris replied for Sherwin.
Matlock United notched up the biggest scoreline of the day as they ran out comprehensive 9-0 winners over Newhall United Reserves thanks to a hat-trick from Steven Prime, braces from Oliver Wilson and Stephen Wood and single strikes from Daniel Bridge and substitute Alex Davison.
Meanwhile, Matlock Town CFA's hopes of survival took a dent as they slumped to a 3-1 defeat at Wirksworth Town Reserves thanks to a hat-trick from Simon Johnson.
Division Two leaders Ambergate ended the season unbeaten with a record of 14 wins and four draws, after claiming a 4-1 triumph over Punjab United courtesy of strikes from Chris Dring, Shaun Bestwick, Richard West and Jack Brown.
Chesterfield Town secured promotion after securing a 4-0 victory at Ripley Town Reserves to leapfrog Shirebrook Rangers Reserves into second place.
Elsewhere, Derby Singh Brothers will meet Matlock United in the final of the Challenge Cup after edging past Wirksworth Town 1-0, with the only goal of the game coming from Igoris Metlovas.


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Hands up if you've ever felt personally victimised by cold mornings! If you haven't experienced them yet then you're one of the lucky ones (especially if you're in the UK, like me). With the sudden drop in temperature here it's becoming harder to hop out of bed in the mornings feeling refreshed and ready to work.
Personally, I'm one extreme to the other- just the other day I didn't want to get out of bed because I'd been awake and peeping at a screen until 3am the night before. I'm either that, or bleary eye'd at 7am with a coffee in my hand and wonky eyeliner from buzzing about too early. There's just no in-between! I've put together a short list of components for a better night's sleep, explaining how important these things are to help us look after ourselves and get a good nights rest.


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Teleportation Exercise
by Dr. Bruce Goldberg
Try this exercise in teleporting to visit a friend. Precede this exercise with my standard white light protection found in any of my books:
Visualize the face of the person to visit. See only the face and try to see it in clearest detail. As you hold this image in your mind's eye, you will at first begin to remember the clothes the person wore, how they acted, what they said and did, but pay no attention to these recollections.
Simply focus in on the face, not the body or actions and gradually these impressions will begin to fade. As they do, you may pick up a tiny spot of light, or maybe a large one, somewhere away from the face but definitely in your line of vision. Try to focus in on it. Usually it will seem fairly close to you, almost as if it were suspended in midair about ten to twelve inches from your eyes. When you perceive this "intruder" on your otherwise clear picture of the face of the person you are trying to reach, concentrate upon it. You will find that it will appear to expand and include more detail, as locations like a room, or an automobile, or a stadium, and in this location you will see the person you are trying to reach. See them as they actually are and in their exact surroundings at that precise moment. Remember, you cannot bring this in by force of will. Once you see the other person's face clearly, relax a little. Try to be passive rather than active. You are trying to receive an impression, not create one. So let it come in. Stay here as long as you feel comfortable before returning to your practice room and ending this trance.
This exercise is presented in my Time Travelers Training Program CD Album, which instructs you to explore the fifth dimension, meet time travelers from our future and teleport your physical body anywhere on this planet and to other dimensions safely and return to your present location.


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Sea Kayaking
Kayaking in either the Arctic or Antarctica is a way to access unique landscapes like no other. Skimming slowly over the water under the watchful eye of the professional kayaking guides you will enter a strange semi-silent world of bays and ice-bergs. Crackling of ice and rivulets of water break the eery silence and more often than not your encounters with wildlife will be just that little bit more personal.
Kayaking is offered whenever weather conditions permit and the guides will make the outmost effort to make as many paddles as possible during the duration of the voyage and it be entirely up to you whether you join the kayaking team or take a more relax approach on the zodiacs. You can make this decision on a daily basis.
Your personal comfort and safety is priority and it is expected that you have some paddling experience before embarking on this superb excursion. A Gore-Tex dry-suit will be provided, with rubber wrist gaskets integrated Gore-Tex socks to keep your feet dry. A sea kayaking-specific lifejacket (PFD) will be provided and neoprene 'pogies' (paddling mitts) as well as neoprene booties. Paddling accessories also include an adjustable touring paddle, spray skirt and a 20 liter dry bag, which can either be placed on the deck or in their cockpit, allowing waterproof storage for personal items (camera, sunglasses, sunscreen, a bottle of water) and easy access while paddling.
Sunglasses, sunscreen and appropriate layers to wear under your dry suit are your main requirements. Appropriate layering consists of a layer of thermal underwear (top and bottom) as well as a heavier (200 weight) fleece or wool insulating layer to wear over the thermals (top and bottom). A warm hat is a great idea although we do provide neoprene skull caps.
The fleet of kayaks consists of single and double polyethylene sea kayaks, all with foot paddles connected to a rudder to make steering simple. The kayaks have been chosen for their combination of seaworthiness and stability allowing the opportunity for sightseeing and photography, while covering a few miles on the excursion.
Note: Kayaking is a pre-booked activity and the cost varies. Numbers are limited. Please contact us to find out more.
Note: There is an extra charge for this optional activity and numbers are limited. Please contact us for more information.
For more information regarding our overnight sea kayak excursion on our 'Antarctica off the Beaten Track' please inquire.
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Charlton Park, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, UK
This year's WOMAD Charlton Park is already shaping up to be an absolute classic. Following the earlier announcement of the first confirmed artists to be heading to Wiltshire between 28-31 July (among them George Clinton Parliament Funkadelic, Baaba Maal and the Hot 8 Brass Band), we're delighted to reveal the next wave of A-grade musical performers taking to the WOMAD stages.
Previously singer with Denver indie-rockers The Czars, JOHN GRANT has, in the last few years, emerged as a remarkably gifted singer-songwriter in his own right. His 2010 album Queen Of Denmark – a deeply personal offering described by Mojo as sounding "like a record its creator has been waiting his whole life to make" – paved the way for an astonishing breakthrough, since then John's star has continued to ascend, as has his fascination with electronica.
CHARLES BRADLEY is another artist for whom the last few years have been remarkable. His is a truly heart-warming tale. After a lifetime of dead-end jobs, the soulman was picked up by Daptone Records, the New York label that brought belated elation to the likes of Sharon Jones and Lee Fields. Now Charles brings his glorious honey-and-sandpaper voice to Wiltshire for the next step in his extraordinary journey.
There are glorious voices a-plenty in the ranks of the all-woman supergroup LES AMAZONES D'AFRIQUE. Behind the name are some of the greatest female singers to emerge from the musical superpower that is Mali; Grammy award-winning Oumou Sangare is no stranger to WOMAD, having graced our stage many times over the decades with her always-remarkable shows, and bandmate Mariam Doumbia is best known as one-half of Amadou & Mariam, the terrific husband-and-wife duo. Malian jewel Kandia Kouyaté will also be bringing her hypnotic, emotional tones to the stage and completing the stellar group is the stunning voices of Rokia Koné and former member of Salif Keita's band, Mamani Keita: a dream for any West African music fan.
ANA TIJOUX is quite simply one of the most significant rappers working in the world today. Born to Chilean parents who fled the brutal Pinochet regime in the 1970s, her music is shot through with an innate grasp of politics and injustice, tackling subjects not often confronted by other artists. Her song 1977 was one of the musical highlights of Breaking Bad. And, while scouring all four corners of the planet for music, we don't ignore what's right on our doorstep either.
There's a very strong case for declaring ROOTS MANUVA to be the greatest rapper these shores have ever produced. Born and bred in London, his impressive body of work has spawned countless UK rap anthems over the years, jam-packed full of original lyrics and heavy and humorous themes.
But WOMAD is far from being all about the big names on the big stages. Little known musical gems can be found in every corner of the site, from Vietnamese protest performers to Sardinian choirs, proving there truly is something for everybody to discover at this year's festival. The following few may just become your new favourite artists….
Asiq Nargile From Georgia, Nargile is one of the foremost performers in the Caucasus bardic traditions.
Broadway Sounds Groove-heavy trio from Melbourne with a very fine line in what they called "outernational psychedelia".
Chouk Bwa Libète Rhythms of resistance from these protectors of Haiti's voodoo-tinged roots music.
Cuncordu e Tenore de Orosei Old-as-the-hills a capella singing from Sardinia's fascinating vocal traditions.
Hanoi Masters Veteran Vietnamese musicians with high-impact songs that reflect on the Vietnam War 40 years after it ended.
Heartbeat Peace-seeking collective that unites young Palestinian and Israeli musicians.
Hindi Zahra Moroccan-French chanteuse who effortlessly shifts between jazz-flecked troubadour and Berber folk traditions.
La Mambanegra Colombian groove machine that slices and dices salsa with hip-hop, ragga and funk. Lura Cesaria Evora defined Cape Verdean music as mournful.
Effervescent singer Lura turns that frown upside down. Mercedes Peón Multi-instrumentalist Mercedes has won many admirers over the years for her fusing of electronica with the folk traditions of her native Galicia, in Spain's north-west corner.
N'Diale Border-dissolving summit meeting between Breton folk-jazzers and the trio of Malian singer Foune Diarra.
Sons Of Kemet Brit-jazz at its funkiest. A glorious sound made by sax, tuba and double drums.
Soom T Indo-Glaswegian MC who's collaborated with The Orb, Asian Dub Foundation, DJ Yoda and King Creosote.
Wiyaala Afro-pop diva from Ghana, touted by many to be the new Angelique Kidjo.
Xaos The latest project from Nick Page (Temple of Sound, Dub Colossus) explores his Greek roots.
These artists join those already announced for WOMAD Charlton Park 2016...
GEORGE CLINTON PARLIAMENT FUNKADELIC (USA) / BAABA MAAL (Senegal) / HOT 8 BRASS BAND (USA) / AFRIQUOI (UK)/ AZIZA BRAHIM (Western Sahara/Spain) /BALOJI (Belgium) / BLICK BASSY (Cameroon)/ DESERT SLIDE (India) / DOM LA NENA (Brazil) / ETHNO-TRIO TROITSA (Belarus) /IBRAHIM MAALOUF (Lebanon/France) / LULA PENA (Portugal)/ MOH! KOUYATE (Guinea/France)/ MUZYKANCI (Poland)/ PAT THOMAS AND HIS KWASHIBU AREA BAND (Ghana)/ SIDESTEPPER (Columbia)/ TETISH (Israel)/ THE EAST POINTERS (Canada)/ THE GRIT ORCHESTRA (UK)/ THIS IS THE KIT (UK)/
And watch this space for further announcements of even more reasons to head to Charlton Park this July, including details on how to chill out in style at the World of Wellbeing, with massages and mindfulness galore, and the magical wonder of the World of Children, where little ones can explore everything from filmmaking to circus tricks. More information will also be released on the World of Words, an amazing creative space brimming with poetry, talks, authors, discussions and loads more to spark your imagination, as well as the truly unique Taste the World Stage, where you will find artists cooking up a storm.
· Music from Russia to Senegal, Poland to Tibet booked for the BBC Radio 3 Charlie Gillett stage
· More coverage than ever, with over ten hours of live broadcasts from the festival
· 2016 BBC Introducing Radio 3 world music acts unveiled in their WOMAD debuts
· Joining World on 3 presenters Lopa Kothari and Mary-Ann Kennedy, acclaimed folk performer Kathryn Tickell plus Cerys Matthews
· Live simultaneous broadcast on 6 Music and Radio 3
· Special exclusive WOMAD sessions to be filmed for online audiences
BBC Radio 3 has announced that it will continue its commitment to world and roots music with a series of broadcasts from WOMAD, the leading festival for world music.
The broadcasts will include specially curated performances booked by BBC Radio 3 from across the globe on the BBC Radio 3 Charlie Gillett Stage; highlights of performances and interviews from other stages including Siam Tent and Open Air Stage; more bespoke performances from a session tent filmed for online broadcast; and the unveiling of this year's BBC Introducing Radio 3 world music artists in their WOMAD debut.
Alan Davey Controller BBC Radio 3 commented: "World and roots music are a big part of BBC Radio 3's remit as a place that connects audiences with remarkable music and culture. As the only broadcaster with a dedicated world music programme I'm delighted we have such a strong relationship with WOMAD who are a leading light in bringing interesting music to a broad audience. We too think it's important and that's why we've increased our coverage this year."
Regular World on 3 presenters, Lopa Kothari and Mary-Ann Kennedy, will present the Radio 3 coverage from 29th July – 31st July and for the first time; acclaimed folk performer Kathryn Tickell will join them. A leading light in Northumbrian folk music and guest presenter for World on 3, Kathryn is a celebrated player of the Northumbrian small pipes and won Musician of the Year at Radio 2 Folk Awards 2013.
Cerys Matthews returns to WOMAD, presenting her BBC Radio 6Music programme from 10.00am on Sunday 31st July. Also, following a successful collaboration in 2015, BBC Radio 3 will team up with Cerys for a joint broadcast which will go out simultaneously on both stations from 11.30am – 1.30pm Sunday 31 July. Special artists featured will include Dom La Nena and Bafula, who were discovered by BBC Radio 3 as part of BBC Introducing World Music 2016.
This year's the BBC Radio 3 line up on the Charlie Gillett Stage includes:
Alash: Having wowed the audiences at the Sayan Ring Festival in Siberia, WOMAD now encounters some of the best throat singers Tuva has to offer. They were formed from the Tuvan National Orchestra by American scholar and musician Sean Quirk, who lives in Tuva. He has been given the national accolade 'Merited Artist of Tuva', and he joined the band in a special fireside performance for President Vladimir Putin in 2007.
Amaraterra: Discovered by BBC Radio 3 as part of BBC Introducing World Music 2016, Amaraterra is a group of passionate expats from the Salento. The ensemble has grown into a multi-national group, presenting its audience with a joyful and energetic selection of pizzica and roots music from all over the South of Italy.
Bafula: Discovered by BBC Radio 3 as part of BBC Introducing World Music 2016, Bafula are a new group formed when Gambian percussionist, Seneke Sillah, and kora master and griot Jali Bakary Konteh started working together in London in 2015. Their vision was to create a group blending traditional melodies and rhythms from Gambia with western styles of music to create a unique and intoxicating concoction of traditional Mandinka folk, funk, rock and jazz. The name Bafula comes from a confluence of two rivers in West Africa where sweet and salty waters meet and flow together.
Diabel Cissokho: Senegalese kora player and singer who first made his name in Baaba Maal's band, and has since gone solo. His new album is named after the area where he grew up – Tambacounda in Senegal – and his music is rooted in the traditional styles of Senegal and Mali, expressed in a dazzling virtuosity.
Dom La Nena: Dominique Pinto, known by her stage name Dom La Nena, is a Brazilian-born cellist, singer and songwriter. She was born in 1989 in Porto Alegre, Brazil, and began studying piano at the age of five, before shifting to the cello three years later. After studying with American cellist Christine Walevska in Buenos Aires for several years Dom moved to Paris where she met singer-songwriter Piers Faccini. The results of the partnership were thirteen compositions that would become Dom's debut album, Ela.
Kel Assouf: A Brussels-based band founded by Touareg singer and guitarist Aboubacar 'Anana' Harouna, who moved to Europe from Niger. The band members come from Mauritania, Ghana, France and Algeria, and for their new album 'Tikounen' they were joined by the distinctive desert singing style of Toulou Kiki. Kel Assouf means 'the nostalgic ones', and the band enriches traditional desert blues with rock guitar and Afrobeat styles.
Le Vent du Nord: acclaimed as one of the top bands of Quebec, the group have been recording and touring since 2002. They are still rooted in their aim of bringing the energy and fun of a Quebec Saturday night kitchen party to a global audience.
Ngawang Lodup with the Monks of the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery: BBC Introducing Radio 3 World Music artist, Ngawang Lodup peformed his debut at WOMAD in 2015 and went on to perform at the 02 for the Dalai Lama. This summer he returns to WOMAD to perform for BBC Radio 3 and is touring with the monks of the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery. The original Tashi Lhunpo Monsatery is one of the most important historical centres of Tibetan Buddhism.
Otava Yo: Since the end of the Soviet era, Russia has been rediscovering its folk music, for so long sanitised and commercialised in previous years. Otava Yo are based in St Petersburg, yearning to rediscover folk heritage but who can't quite get away from the fact that they were brought up in the era of punk. They have taken their anarchic mix across Russia and to India, China and America– the band is coming over especially for Radio 3, and this is their UK Festival debut.
Volosi: A Polish string band making their WOMAD debut – the band combines conservatory-trained classical players with rural folk musicians from the Carpathian Mountains, creating a lively blend of traditional folk tunes with new compositions. In their exploration of neglected Polish roots, they describe their style as 'remembering something we have forgotten.'
Live WOMAD Broadcasts on BBC Radio 3
This year we have more live broadcasting across the weekend than ever before, with over 10 hours in total, plus 15 exclusive online sessions.
Friday 29 July: 21:00 - 22:15 and 23:45 - 01:00
Saturday 30 July: 21:30 - 01:00
Sunday 31 July: 11:30 - 13:00 and 21:45-12:30
BBC Music
BBC Music is the corporation's strongest commitment to music in 30 years – comprising of new partnerships and ground-breaking music initiatives led by Director Bob Shennan. Since launching with the stunning recreation of God Only Knows in Autumn 2014, initiatives have included regular music performances on BBC One's The One Show, the BBC Music Awards on BBC One, the classical music initiative for schools 'Ten Pieces' and BBC Music Day, bringing communities across the UK together through music. A raft of exciting BBC Music commissions exclusively for BBC iPlayer include Amy Winehouse in her Own Words, Elton Live at Eden, Festival Pass with Rudimental and Duran Duran and Music Box with Guy Garvey. The Mercury Prize returned to the BBC in November 2015 with extensive coverage including live programming on 6 Music and BBC Four. Adele at the BBC, a world exclusive BBC Music commission for BBC One was broadcast in November and included a sketch featuring Adele impersonators which has now gained over 42m views over the BBC YouTube channel. Festivals come alive on our digital platforms, with world leading coverage of Glastonbury, Radio 1's Big Weekend and a whole host of unique events. The BBC Music website is also your first step to a personalised music service with playlists of your favourite tracks and the ability to follow the artists you love.
BBC Radio 3
Radio 3 broadcasts high-quality, distinctive classical music and cultural programming, alongside regular arts and ideas programmes, jazz and world music. The station has four dedicated jazz strands, is the only network station with a regular world music show and features more live classical music programming than any other. Radio 3 broadcasts every Prom live and more than 600 complete concerts a year - alongside daily speech programming, 90 full-length operas, over 25 drama commissions and over 20 new BBC music commissions a year. Radio 3 is the most significant commissioner of new musical works in the country and is committed to supporting new talent, from composers to writers and new young performers, through schemes such as New Generation Artists, BBC Classical, Jazz and World Introducing, and New Generation Thinkers. www.bbc.co.uk/radio3
BBC Introducing
BBC Introducing provides a network dedicated to supporting the best emerging talent from across the UK and a platform to propel them onto the national stage through Radio 1, 1Xtra, Radio 2, Radio 3, 6 Music and the Asian Network.
It gives up-and-coming artists broadcast opportunities on BBC radio, television and online alongside the chance to perform at major festivals and showcases.
BBC Introducing Radio 3 for world and roots music in the UK was launched in January 2015 and plays tracks by Introducing artists every week on World on 3, and offers exclusive World on 3sessions to selected Introducing artists as well as opportunities to play at WOMAD, Hay Festival and Edinburgh International Festival.
For BBC Music, BBC Introducing has announced a partnership with the Skills Academy Creative & Cultural; an organisation that works alongside employers to increase skills through quality training. BBC Introducing will work with academies across the country to develop the technical and production skills of the future, particularly in the live space. We will work with Academy students to produce on-air content for a range of BBC Introducing sessions and radio shows, as well as sharing the knowledge and experience of teams here at the BBC to develop different skills that are paramount to the future health of the music industry.
Next year, a collection of the best new British talent will perform at four BBC Introducing showcases in North America. This is as a result of a new partnership BBC Introducing has formed with PRS for Music Foundation, the UK's leading charitable funder of new music and emerging talent. All four showcases will be co-funded by the PRS for Music Foundation and is part of BBC Introducing's commitment to offer the best new artists unrivalled opportunities to be seen and heard, and extending those opportunities wider than the UK and into North America.
New Talent Initiative
The BBC runs 16 new talent initiatives, designed to support and nurture artists and help to launch them onto the national and international stage. The 16 schemes are:
1. BBC Young Musician
2. BBC Young Jazz Musician
3. BBC Young Scottish Musician
4. BBC Proms Inspire
5. Radio 3 New Generation Artists
6. Radio 2 Young Brass
7. Radio 2 Young Chorister
8. Radio 2 Young Folk
9. BBC Cardiff Singer of the World
10. BBC Songs of Praise Choir of the Year
11. BBC Songs of Praise Gospel Choir of the Year
12. BBC Introducing
13. BBC Music Sound Of...
14. BBC Wales Horizons/Gorwelion
15. BBC Young Dancer
16. BBC Radio Ulster's School Choir of the Year
WOMAD held its first festival in 1982 at the Bath & West Showground in Shepton Mallet, Somerset. Over the intervening 34 years, the Peter Gabriel-fronted organisation has hosted festivals across the globe, from Spain to New Zealand, Chile to Abu Dhabi. This is the tenth year, its flagship UK festival will be held at Charlton Park, near Malmesbury in Wiltshire 28-31 July 2016.
Other artists confirmed for WOMAD Charlton Park 2016...
AFRIQUOI (UK) / ANA TIJOUX (France/Chile) /ANOUSHKA SHANKAR (India)/ ASIAN DUB FOUNDATION (UK)/ ASIQ NARGILE (Georgia) / AUNTIE FLO (Scotland) /AYNUR (Turkey) / AZIZA BRAHIM (Western Sahara/Spain) / BAABA MAAL (Senegal) /BALOJI & L'ORCHESTRE DE LA KATUBE (Belgium) / BLICK BASSY (Cameroon) /BUIKA (Majorca) /BROADWAY SOUNDS (Australia) / CABRUERA ( Brazel)/CHARLES BRADLEY (USA) / CHOUK BWA LIBETE (Haiti) / CUNCORDU E TENORE OROSEI(Italy) / DUBIOZA KOLEKTIV (Bosnia) /DESERT SLIDE (India) / DOM LA NENA (Brazil) / ETHNO-TRIO TROITSA (Belarus) / FEDERICO ALBANESE (Italy) / FLORIAN KELLER (Germany) / GEORGE CLINTON PARLIAMENT FUNKADELIC (USA) /HANOI MASTERS (Vietnam) / HOT 8 BRASS BAND (USA) / HEARTBEAT(Palestine/Israel) / HINDI ZAHRA (Morocco/France) / IBRAHIM MAALOUF(Lebanon/France) / IMARHAN (Algeria) / JOHN GRANT (USA) / KEFAYA (INDIA, ITALY, SPAIN, AFGHANISTAN, CUBA)) / KIM JULONG's ENSEMBLE NOREUM MACHI(South Korea) /LA MAMBANEGRA (Colombia) /LES AMAZONES D'AFRIQUE; Oumou Sangara, Mariam Doumbia, Kandia Kouyate, Rokia Kone & Mamani Keita (Mali) / LULA PENA (Portugal) / LURA (Cape Verde/Portugal) / MERCEDES PEON (Spain) / META & the CORNERSTONES (USA, Senegal) /MOH! KOUYATE (Guinea/France) / MUZYKANCI(Poland) / N'DIALE (Mali/France) / PAT THOMAS AND HIS KWASHIBU AREA BAND(Ghana) / PIERCE BROTHERS (Australia) / ROOTS MANUVA (UK) / SELDA BAGCAN & BOOM PAM (Turkey, Israel) / SIDESTEPPER (Columbia) / SONS OF KEMET (UK) /SOOM T (UK) / ST Germain (French) / TETISH (Israel) / THE BREATH (Ireland/England) / THE EAST POINTERS (Canada) / THE GRIT ORCHESTRA (UK) / THIS IS THE KIT(UK) / WIYAALA (Ghana) /
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Charlton Park, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, UK, SN16 9DG
Adult Weekend £175
Disabled Adult Weekend £175
SN16 Resident Weekend £120
Teenage Weekend £85 (14-17 years) Please don't forget to fill out Teenage Registration form
Children 13 and under FREE
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Thursday £35
Campervan £70
Park & Camp £75
La-Di-Dah Loos £25
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Livestock were smaller than their Roman predecessors and far smaller than their modern descendants; and meat and milk yields were much lower. Most labour was manual, repetitive, often arduous and usually monotonous. Communications were relatively primitive, both for goods and for people. Long-distance bulk transport was only economic by water, but rivers were affected by freezing and drought, while sea travel was at the mercy of wind, waves and tides. Horses were used for power and as pack animals for transport, as well as for military service and pleasure.
Durable and effective control of much of Britain was, however, beyond the capability of any one of the kingdoms. Wessex rejected Mercian protection in 802; Mercia was weakened in the 820s by conflict in Wales and dynastic feuds; and in 825, after defeating the Mercians at Wroughton, Egbert of Wessex conquered Kent, Essex, Surrey and Sussex. Mercia followed in 829 but was soon independent again. Thus, there was little sign of political unification. There were faint indications of a sense of national identity: the canons of the Synod of Hertford (672) were issued for and applied to the whole English Church, and Bede, a Northumbrian monk, wrote his Ecclesiastical History of the English People in 731.
Upland areas such as the Pennines, the backbone of northern England, have not served as centres of political power. For most of English and Scottish history wealth and influence have been disproportionately present in the south and east. Wales clearly shows the consequences of terrain and climate. It is largely mountainous: 60 per cent of the surface area is above the 2 A HISTORY OF THE BRITISH ISLES 200-metre line. Until nineteenth-century bridge-building and tunnelling, such terrain acted as an effective brake on communications: the natural links in Wales run east-west, not north-south, and this has had historical and political implications over the centuries.


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When my best friend bought a horse a few years ago, I didn't think too much of it. At the time she was mourning the loss of her father, and horses had always been a passion of his. So because of her life-long love of horses and as a way to feel connected to her father, she bought a horse and started up an equestrian lifestyle.
At that time she and I were living in the same town and were raising our families together, yet she stopped at four children while I kept having more. So by the time her children were in school full time, I still had plenty of little ones at home. Our friendship had always had motherhood as our common interest, but that took a shift as her new hobby not only began to dominate our conversations but also started to take up most of her spare time. I began to feel like I either had to join her in her hobby or find another best friend. So being that best friends are hard to come by, I went out and bought a horse.
Oh, yes I did.
Now, you should know that except for the occasional trail ride with my childhood Girl Scout troop, I had never been around horses. I knew practically nothing about them and even less of how to care for one. But apparently that important fact didn't stop me from buying a 12 month old Arabian gelding. That's right. Not only did I buy a horse, but I bought a baby horse. Oh, he was cute, that's for sure. But completely green. And "green," for those of you who don't speak horse talk, means untrained and inexperienced. My horse was green. I was green. Together we made a dangerous pair. But I wasn't too worried about it. After all, I had my best friend to help me! So I boarded my horse in a stable near hers and looked forward to all the future trail rides we would go on and all the horse talks we would have, and woo hoo! I had my own horse! What little girl at some time in her life hadn't begged her parents for a pony? I was excited!
But then guess what happened? Within a month's time my friend acquired three more horses, bought a ranch property 75 miles away, packed up her family and moved, taking her horse expertise (aka my confidence) with her. I bought a horse to join my friend in her hobby only to be left holding the reins – alone! Man, I did not see that coming.
Having never been the kind of person who quits on a commitment, I showed up at the stables twice a day (with 7 kids in tow) and I took care of my horse. I was there to feed him. I cleaned out his stall. I learned to pick out his hooves and groom him. I walked him around the stables for exercise. I even hired a horse trainer to teach me how to handle him safely. I was being a responsible horse owner and doing all the right things day in and day out, and I was learning a lot in the process. But something was missing, and it wasn't just my friend.
Passion. Where was the passion for what I was doing? Tending to my horse each day quickly became more of a have to than a want to, and the truth was I didn't need (or want) another chore. I was caring for this beautiful animal mainly out of obligation, and that wasn't fair to him or to me.
After about a year of what seemed like endless back & forth trips to the stables, I finally admitted that I was in over my head trying to live the equestrian lifestyle. I simply didn't have the time or the passion for it. Luckily by that time my friend was settled in after her big move and had graciously offered her ranch as a home for my horse. I gladly accepted. He has lived there now for the past eight years, and he is thriving. And my friend is living her rancher lifestyle, which is where she was meant to be, and she is thriving, too!
As for me, I'm happy and content visiting my horse once or twice a month. I've realized that while I like horses, I am just not a horse person – and there is a big difference! I've also realized that it's perfectly okay for my best friend to have a hobby that I am not involved in. It turns out I didn't need to own a horse to stay connected to her any more than she needed to have more babies to stay connected to me. We were simply at different stages in our lives, and our friendship eventually adjusted to that. I am sure that in the future we will both go through other life changes, and our friendship will again have to adjust; the best and strongest of friendships always do!
Having kept a journal from the time she could write, Katrina Roldan has a passion for storytelling. She is the author of the popular blog They All Call Me Mom where she shares the joys and trials of raising a large family. You can keep up with Katrina via her blog, on Instagram, and on Facebook. She lives in Southern California with her fire fight'n husband and their ten children.


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Iranian Parliament Receives Petition To Scrap Polygamy
A group of women's rights activists delivered a petition with five thousand signatures to the Iranian parliament urging the legislative body to "bar polygamy." ILNA reports that the petition was delivered by 40 women who called on the parliament to halt al efforts in "promoting temporary marriages and polygamy."
One of the activists announced that their efforts in the past week to meet with the parliament's Legal and Judicial Commission had failed but the secretariat of the parliament had finally accepted the petition.
According to this report, efforts to collect more signatures continue and other women's groups will deliver them to the parliamentary office in the coming days.
The Legal and Judicial Commission of the parliament is set to review the controversial articles of the Family Protection Bill regarding temporary marriages, polygamy and lump-sum alimony (mehrieh) on Tuesday.
Women's activists along with a group of former women parliamentarians pushed the parliament to review these articles last month.
Women's rights websites also published a letter signed by over 330 "men defending equal rights."
The signatories state that the articles of this bill are discriminatory and "while they degrade women, they are also an insult to men because the proposed law presumes that men are only motivated by their sexual desires."
The statement goes on to add that they believe men must struggle alongside women for equal gender rights.
The Family Protection Bill was introduced into the parliament three years ago at which time protests from women's groups forced the lawmakers to shelve it. However, in the past months, Iranian hardliners have managed to re-introduce it into the parliament and re-ignite the controversy.
Source http://www.eurasiareview.com/201009268539/iranian-parliament-receives-petition-to-scrap-polygamy.html


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The United Caribbean School Twinning programmes was designed to encourage learning
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planned and supervised activities.
Afternoon Kids Club was a concept visualised following Hurricane
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• 'Story Telling' and dramatization;
• Puppetry programs;
• A 'Play Time' area;
• Indoor and outdoor games area
• Music workshops;
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• Arts and craft workshops;
Local Teachers were to be involved in the project.
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'Kid-friendly' adults whose backgrounds
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with the long term symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and
will encourage dialogue and sharing to combat the effects of the
Ivan Experience. It was expected that the Afternoon Kids Club would
continue for the duration of our projected stay at Cassada Bay.
Flamboyant trees provide shade between the chalets,
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The scene: The barren plains of Hell. The Moosemobile is racing across the crimson sands of the diabolic wastelands, with an infernal machine in full pursuit. The infernal machine looks like a vintage Soviet KV-2 heavy artillery tank as re-imagined by famed painter H.R. Giger.
So it's a pretty gnarly piece of heavy metal, grinding along on bladed tracks spitting gouts of flame and firing the occasional explosive shell at the Moosemobile.
Inside the Moosemobile itself, Moose is behind the wheel with WCS riding shotgun, and Señor Weaselo and Otto's Brain are in the back seat.
Señor Weaselo (looking out the back window): I think they're getting closer!
WCS (checking side mirror): He's right, Moose! That thing is gaining on us!
Future Moose (grimacing): Great, well I'll just take the next turn-off, then… Oh, wait, we're not cruising on the I-5, we're in Hell!
Otto's Brain (rolling around on the back seat): Man, I am glad I can't get car-sick.
The infernal machine fires another shell at the Moosemobile. It screams across the fiery sky and explodes near the Moosemobile, lifting up the rear of the car. Moose counter-steers like mad, barely keeping control on two wheels as Señor Weaselo and WCS hold on for dear life and Otto's Brain rolls onto the floor. Then it comes crashing down again,skidding to and fro.
WCS: Whoa, man! That was too close!
Future Moose: I'm getting tired of this crap… WCS, take the wheel.
WCS: What? Why? What?
Moose steps out onto the running board and WCS, eyes wide, slides over onto the driver's side.
WCS: Thanks for the warning!
Moose pulls himself up onto the roof of the Moosemobile and hangs on.
Future Moose (yelling down to WCS): Slow down! I want you to get next to that thing!
WCS: I'd really rather not!
Future Moose: Just do it, or when we get home I'm gonna send your internet browsing history to your mother!
WCS (as he slows the Moosemobile): Uncool, man…
Señor Weaselo (picking up Otto's Brain): Hey, do you smell… It's like whiskey and old socks…
Next to Señor Weaselo the back seat folds down and smoke pours out into the car. A small but wiry man dressed in bright green boxing trunks comes crawling out of the trunk. On the leg of his trunks are the words: Wee Baby.
Otto's Brain: Wee…Baby…?
Seamus: Howya! That's me name, fellas. I'm th' "Wee Baby" Seamus, third-best featherweight boxer to ever come out o' Dingle!
Señor Weaselo: And you were in our trunk…why?
Seamus burps once, pulls a flask out of his bright green boxing trunks, and takes a yuuuge swig. Then he burps again and puts the flask back. Then he pulls a joint out of his trunks, realizes he doesn't have a light, and looks at Señor Weaselo hopefully.
Señor Weaselo: Um…sorry, I don't have any matches.
Otto's Brain: This is Hell, y'know. There's fire pretty much everywhere.
The Moosemobile slows and the infernal machine pulls alongside. It shoots out a blast of flame, scorching the side of the car. Seamus grins, rolls down the window and sticks his head out.
Seamus: When yer right, yer right!
More flame spits out of the infernal machine. Grinning widely, Seamus rolls the window back up, his hair scorched but his joint lit.
Seamus (inhaling): By the way, ye got a crazy wanker on yer roof…
Otto's Brain: We know.
Seamus: A fella can get himself killed out there, y'know.
Señor Weaselo (coughing): It's not much better in here. What is that stuff?
Seamus (exhaling): Och! Sorry, laddie. Hellweed's a bit rank. After ye been down here a few decades it ain't so bad, though.
On the roof of the Moosemobile, Future Moose gets to his feet and crouches.
Future Moose (banging on the roof): Good job, WCS! Hold it here for just a few more seconds…
WCS (as a gout of flame splashes against the car): Sure, no problem…this isn't nerve-wracking at all.
The two vehicles get perilously close, but WCS holds steady and Future Moose lunges off of the Moosemobile and onto the Helltank, then starts to climb to the top of it.
Seamus (watching Moose from the back seat): He's either a real chancer or a bit thick. Them Helltanks is made of infernal steel, boyo.
Señor Weaselo (coughing and handing Otto to Seamus): No offense, but I'm going to take my chances out there. Your Hellweed is giving me a headache.
Señor Weaselo crawls out the window and leaps over and onto the Helltank. Seamus gives him a wave.
Seamus: Give 'em a belt fer me, boyo!
WCS (finally looking in the rear view mirror): Hey, Weaselo, maybe we… Hey! Who the heck are you?
Seamus (absently stubbing out his joint on Otto): Och! We been through all that already, ya eejit!
Otto's Brain: Hey! I am not an ashtray!
Seamus (climbing into the front seat, Otto still in hand): No cheek from you, ball! Yer mates is mental. Once that Helltank gets bored, we're good an' fooked.
On top of the Helltank, Future Moose is prying the hatch open. He puts his future android muscles into it and with a screech of metal it pops open. A surprised demon sticks his head out of the opening and Moose grabs him and casually tosses him off of the tank. The demon bounces past Señor Weaselo as he's climbing up, then bangs off of the hood of the Moosemobile before landing in a heap in the sand.
Future Moose (as Señor Weaselo joins him): Hey, Weaselo! Care to kick some demonic ass?
Señor Weaselo: I'm a luchador…it's what we do!
The pair drop down through the hatch into the Helltank, disappearing from sight.
Seamus: Welp, that's that then. No sense foostering…there's a brothel not far from here wit' some sound brassers…
WCS: You're speaking English, but I only recognize half of the words.
Otto's Brain: I recognized brothel! That sounds promising.
Seamus (holding up Otto's Brain): Er..how do you…?
Otto's Brain: I'm a brain, not dead.
Up ahead the Helltank surges forward, then veers erratically before finally stopping in front of the Moosemobile. The turret turns toward the car menacingly as WCS slides the car to a stop.
Seamus: Aw, feck…
Future Moose emerges from the hatch, followed by Señor Weaselo.
Future Moose (waving at WCS): Hey, guys, check it out! It looks like Moosemas came early this year!
WCS: Huh. We've got ourselves a tank.
Otto's Brain: I wonder if it comes with an instruction manual…
To be continued…


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IPOH: Perak police will be monitoring 52 hotspots and 14 blackspots in conjunction with Aidilfitri.
Its Traffic Enforcement and Investigation Department chief Supt Ahmad Adnan Basri said the hotspots are in Ipoh (4); Taiping (3); Selama (1); Batu Gajah (1); Hilir Perak (3); Manjung (5); Muallim (1); Sungai Siput (4); Tapah (2); Kuala Kangsar (3); Perak Tengah (2); Pengkalan Hulu (1); Gerik (14); Kampar (4); and Kerian (4).
As for the blackspots, one is in Muallim, three in Taiping, five in Manjung, one in Hilir Perak, and four in Gerik, he told reporters after an integrated operation mounted last night between 9pm and 11.30pm at the Ipoh Selatan toll plaza here.
He said 450 personnel would be involved in 'Op Selamat 13/2018 Aidilfitri'.
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Zipping Classic winner Au Revoir will be sent to the spelling paddock and miss out on competing at the rich International Race Day at Hong Kong in December.
Au Revoir is raced by OTI Management and director Terry Henderson had thoughts of running the French stayer in the Group 1 HK$16.5m Longines Hong Kong Vase (2400m) at Sha Tin on December 14.
But after talking with French trainer Andrea Fabre after Au Revoir won the Group 2 $350,000 Deadly Design Zipping Classic (2400m) at Sandown last Saturday, it was decided to go to the paddock before being transferred to Peter Moody at Caulfield to prepare for the Autumn.
"Andre was quite chuffed about winning a race in Australia, but he thinks the horse has done enough," Henderson told Racing Network.
"He didn't think it was wise to go to Hong Kong."
Au Revoir has performed creditably at his three runs over the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival after arriving from France with three wins on his record.
At his first start in Melbourne Au Revoir led before finishing third to Prince Of Penzance in the Group 2 $250,000 Racing.com Moonee Valley Gold Cup (2500m) at Moonee Valley on October 25 then ran eighth to German stayer Protectionist in the Group 1 $6m Emirates Melbourne Cup (3200m) at Flemington on November 4 before his Zipping Classic win.
Moody has had plenty of success with OTI Racing including a win with Brambles in the 2012 Group 1 $500,000 Channel Seven Queensland Derby (2400m) at Eagle Farm and in particular with European import Manighar.
The leading Melbourne trainer took over the training of Manighar after the grey ran fifth to Dunaden in the 2011 Melbourne Cup and then second to American in the Zipping Classic twelve days later and turned the dour stayer into a triple Group 1 weight for age winner.
During the Autumn of 2012 Manighar was able to score a hat trick of Group 1 wins by taking out the $1m Dubai Australian Cup (2000m) at Flemington and the $400,000 Ranvet Stakes (2000m) and the $2.25m The BMW (2400m) at Rosehill.
And Henderson is hoping for a similar result with Au Revoir.
"We'll look to do what we did with Manighar — give him a light let-up then go into the autumn," Henderson said.
"The aim is to get him settled in Australia first and he will have a very light autumn and hopefully by the time spring comes around he will be ready to go again."


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If you've been looking for a wireless 3G service to take on the road with you, T-Mobile might be the carrier to go with. They don't have the best wireless coverage, but they are successfully undercutting all of the competition. According to T-Mo News the carrier giant just announced a price drop on their WebConnect plans.
All WebConnect data plans will be $10 cheaper starting today, and going through to January 12. That puts the 200 MB data plan at $29.99, and the 5 GB data plan at $49.99. These plans involve reoccurring charges, and they will revert to the normal, $10 higher fee as soon as Jan 12 rolls around. Until then, they represent a pretty good deal. Any takers?


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Vessel is a dance theater piece commissioned by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum- inspired by the exhibition: Life Death & Revelry.
Led by Marsha Parrilla, artistic director of Danza Orgánica- Vessel uses the Sarcophagus (Sacred Passage), and the history of the Transatlantic Slave Trade (Middle Passage), as a point of departure to explore and question historic narratives, and bring forth a fresh outlook on life, death and revelry.
LIVE DRUMMING BY: Elaine Fong