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Heroine baby names and what they mean, for heroine, hero.Adoption of these girl names was at its peak during 1940-1949 (usage of 0.2713%) and is somewhat lower today (usage 0.2039%, down 24.8%), with names such as Brenda, Cindy, Courtney, Judith and Wendy becoming somewhat dated. The most trendy birth names in this list are Alice (#97), Camilla (#364), Cora (#103), Nora (#49) and Scarlett (#30), with Alice, Camilla, Cora and Nora having a rebound in usage. Holy (top 19%) and Omelia (23%) are popular last names.
Alice - CherPage 1/4 of 79 Heroine names.
Alice▲ 1 .. .. famous by the heroine in Lewis .. Listed in Top 1000. [Adelice, Aillie, Alais, Aleceea, Alecia, Alica, Alicea, Alidee, Alikah, Alis, .. 92 more]
Amelia▲ 2 .. .. it for the heroine of his .. Common as surnames. Compare Amelia (upper 75%), Ameline, etc. with common Ame- last name Amedi (upper 96%). [Aemelia, Amalee, Amaleta, Amalie, Amaliya, Ameliya, Amy, Delia, Emelie, Emelina, .. 37 more]
Aminta 3 .. Aminta was the heroine of a .. Aminma, Aminnet and Aminsa are kreatif forms. [Amintah, Amynta, Eminta, .. 2 more]
Aoife 4 .. .. borne by several heroines and a .. Aoife and Aoibhe are rare as birth names. [Aoibhe]
Aranrhod 5 .. .. The legendary heroine may originally have .. Aranrhod and Arianrhod were not Top birth names in 2014. [Arianrhod]
Augusta 6 .. .. Wodehouse's foppish hero Bertie Wooster had .. Augustine (upper 2%), Auguste (8%), Augusta (14%), Asta (25%) and Tina (37%) exist regularly as surnames. [Agostina, Auguste, Augustia, Augustina, Augustyna, Austina, Gus, Gusta, .. 9 more]
Ayla▲ 7 .. Ayla is the heroine of Jean .. Ranked in Top 1000. See also Nyla.
Beatrice 8 .. .. beloved heroine of Dante's "Divine Comedy" .. Bea (upper 19%), Beatie (45%), Beatrice (15%), Beattie (2%) and Bee (5%) exist regularly as surnames. [Bea, Beah, Beatie, Beattie, Beea, Beeatrissa, Beitris, Trix, Trixie, .. 15 more]
Becky 9 .. .. Becky Sharp, heroine of William Thackeray's .. Becky and Becki are common as forms. [Becki]
Belle 10 .. .. one of Disney's most popular heroines .. Belisse, Bellette, Bellina and Belvia are more unconventional as variant forms of Belle. [Belinda, Belisse, Bell, Belvia, .. 4 more]
Brenda▼ 11 .. .. comic strip heroine Brenda Starr. Ranked in Top 1000. [Bren, Brendah, Brendalynn, Brendette, Brenn, Brinda, .. 9 more]
Brett 12 .. .. Ashley was Hemingway's heroine in the .. Britt (top 49%) and Brett (73%) are commonplace as women's names, while Bret, Bretta, Brettany and Brette are intermittently used. [Bret, Brettany, Brette, .. 2 more]
Brunhilda 13 .. Heroine of the Siegfried legend made .. Somewhat common as birth names, Hilda, Brunhilda, etc. are similar to the conventional Wilda. [Brinhild, Brinhilde, Brunnhilde, Brynhild, Brynnhild, Brynnhilda, Brynnhilde, Hildi, Hildie, Hildy, .. 10 more]
Camilla▲ 14 .. .. The heroine of Alexandre Dumas's famous .. Usage of Camilla and variants as birth names in 2014 was up >100% compared to the previous decade. [Cam, Cama, Camala, Camela, Camelia, Camella, Camellia, Cami, Cammie, Cammille, .. 28 more]
Candida 15 .. .. name of the hero in Voltaire's .. Slightly atypical as a girls' name nowadays, but Candida still exists often as a female first name. [Candi, Candido, Candy, .. 2 more]
Carinthia 16 .. name of his heroine in his .. Unique. Carinthia, like Cacia, ends with the feminine-sounding -ia.
Carmen 17 .. .. the tragic romantic heroine of Bizet's .. Carman (upper 2%), Carmen (7%), Carmine (21%), Carmon (8%) and Mina (8%) are found commonly as last names. [Carma, Carmelina, Carmin, Carmine, Carmita, Carmon, Charmaine, Karman, Karmen, Karmina, .. 18 more]
Ceridwen 18 .. .. legendary sixth century Welsh hero Taliesin. Cari is widely used as a form of Ceridwen. [Cari, .. 5 more]
Charlotte▲ 19 .. .. "Charlotte's Web", the heroine of the .. Listed in Top 1000. [Carla, Carletta, Carlie, Carlota, Carlotta, Char, Charlaine, Charleen, Charlette, Charline, .. 89 more]
Cher 20 .. .. name of the heroine of the .. Sherry (upper 3%), Sheri (9%), Cheri (12%), Cherie (14%) and Cherry (22%) are conventional female names. [Chere, Cherey, Chery, Cherye, Cherylie, Sherey, Sherry, .. 15 more]
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Summary of Heroine names (and variants) for girls.Alice - Cher
Alice▲ [Licha, Lissa, Lyssa, Lichah, ..], Amelia▲ [Milly, Melia, Millie, Meline, ..], Aminta [Minty, Minta, Amynta, Eminta], Aoife [Aoibhe], Aranrhod [Arianrhod], Augusta [Gus, Tina, Gusta, Gussie, ..], Ayla▲, Beatrice [Trix, Trixy, Trixie, Beitriss, ..], Becky [Becki], Belle [Belva, Belvia, Bellina, Bellette, ..], Brenda▼ [Brinda, Brynda, Brenndah, Labrenda, ..], Brett [Britt, Bretta, Brette, Brettany], Brunhilda [Hildi, Hildy, Nilda, Hildie, ..], Camilla▲ [Milli, Milly, Millee, Millie, ..], Candida [Candy, Candie, Candide, Candido], Carinthia, Carmen [Mina, Lita, Karmyn, Karmita, ..], Ceridwen [Ceri, Ceridwyn, Cerridwen, Cerridwyn, ..], Charlotte▲ [Sherry, Sherye, Sheryl, Tottie, ..], Cher [Sherie, Sherry, Sherice, Sheryll, ..]Christabel - Hester
Christabel [Crystabel, Cristabella, Cristabelle, Crystabella, ..], Cindy▼ [Syndi, Syndy, Sindy, Syndie, ..], Claudine [Claudean], Clelia [Cloelia], Consuelo [Suelo, Connie, Consuela, Consolata, ..], Cora▲ [Koryne, Korynna, Koryssa, Lacoria, ..], Courtney▼ [Kourty, Kourtni, Kourtnie, Quartney, ..], Cressida [Cressa, Cressy], Desdemona [Desmona], Dorothy [Tea, Thea, Dotty, Dottie, ..], Eluned [Lunet, Lunette, Lynette, Lynnette, ..], Eurfron [Eurfyn], Flora [Flory, Florry, Florita, Florrie, ..], Frankie, Gabrielle▲ [Gavrina, Gavrila, Gavrilla, Gavrielle, ..], Gavrila [Gavryla, Gavrilla, Gavrylla], Giselle▲ [Giza, Gizela, Gizella, Gizelle, ..], Halfrida, Hayley▲ [Hally, Haylea, Haylee, Hayleigh, ..], Hester [Hetty, Hestia, Hettie, Hesther]Hildegarde - Nora
Hildegarde [Hille, Hildegard, Hildegunn, Hildegaard, ..], Holly▲ [Holli, Hollie, Hollye, Hollyann, ..], Imogen [Imogine, Imojean, Imojeen, Imogenia, ..], Isabel▲ [Ysobel, Yzobel, Yzobelle, Yzabelle, ..], Janice [Jenice, Jenise, Jennice, Jeniece, ..], Jemima [Mima, Mimma, Jemmy, Jemmie, ..], Jerica [Jerika, Jerrica, Jerrika], Jerusha [Jarusha, Jeruscha, Jerushah], Joan [Joni, Jone, Jonee, Joannue, ..], Judith▼ [Judy, Judye, Jutta, Judithe, ..], Katniss, Kinsey [Kinsee, Kinsie, Kinzee, Kinnsie, ..], Lalla, Laura [Lory, Lorri, Lorry, Lorrie, ..], Leonora [Ora, Norah, Leora, Leonore, ..], Lorna [Lorrna], Madison▲ [Madisen, Madisyn, Madyson, Madisson], Medora, Mimi [Mim, Meemee], Nora▲ [Norry, Norella, Norissa, Norelle, ..]Ondine - Zuleika
Ondine [Ondina, Ondyne, Undine], Perdita, Phaedra [Phedre, Phedra, Phaedre, Phaidra, ..], Pippa [Pip, Pippy], Portia, Priscilla [Prissy, Prissie, Prisilla, Prysilla, ..], Rowena [Rowina, Roweena, Rowenna, Roweina], Roxanne [Ruksana, Ruksane, Roxyanna, Ruksanna, ..], Scarlett▲ [Scarlet, Scarletta, Scarlette], Semele [Samelle, Semelle], Silvia [Silvy, Silvya, Sylvia, Sylvie, ..], Ulyssa [Ulissa], Una [Unna, Unah, Unagh, Oonagh, ..], Valkyrie [Valkyria, Valkyrria, Vallkyrie], Varina [Verina], Violet▲ [Yolane, Yolande, Yolantha, Yolanthe, ..], Wendy▼ [Windy, Wendi, Wendye, Wendie, ..], Yancey [Yancy, Yancee, Yancie], Zuleika [Zulaica, Zuleica]


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On April 2, Harvard Law School Professor Jonathan Zittrain '95 addressed the impact of algorithms on our lives, on and offline. His lecture "Love the Processor, Hate the Process: The Temptations of Clever Algorithms and When to Resist Them" marked his appointment as George Bemis Professor of International Law.
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For Fisher's course, groups of 25 students and their TFs logged on to an Adobe conferencing system each week and spent an hour and a half in the same virtual room, debating the cases at hand. Granted, there were a few more technical difficulties to iron out, but "It's remarkably similar to teaching in person," says Ana Enriquez '10, a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society and CopyrightX's head TF. In fact, she says, the diverse online student pool created openings for particularly rich discussions, as artists and filmmakers could weigh in with their professional experiences.
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To Ryan Budish, a fellow at Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, the Internet of Things means that "anything that can be connected to the Internet will be.""The benefits are tremendous," says Mr. Budish. From immediate convenience and comfort to bridging the information gap, the Internet of Things has applications across many fields. Budish gives two examples to detail the scope of the Internet of Things: mobile payment systems such as Android Pay or Apple Pay and automatic airplane maintenance checks – such as sensors embedded into machinery to report back its health and issue alerts before it fails.
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The case attracted the attention of the Digital Media Law Project, part of Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, which hired University of California at Los Angeles School of Law professor Eugene Volokh to submit an amicus brief in support of Frey. The group supports the rights of online journalists and others who use digital media.
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Blockchain Workshop runs June 15-16 at the Millennium Hotel in London and hosts a series of talks covering emerging blockchain payment networks, regulatory challenges, financial inclusion and more. The event is organized by Constance Choi, founder of blockchain law firm Seven Advisory, as well as two Harvard law professionals: Law Lab Co-director John Clippinger and Berkman Center for Internet & Society Research Fellow Primavera De Filippi.
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"There's a growing sense within China that widely used VPN services that were once considered untouchable are now being touched," said Nathan Freitas, a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard and technical adviser to the Tibet Action Institute.
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- For some of us, the integrated chat is going to be a problem when it reaches us when using Yahoo Mail at work, where often IM is disallowed. I've asked before if there would be an option to disable it entirely because if not, the IT folks where I work will probably just block us from Yahoo! Mail Beta altogether. When Gmail added integrated chat, it was set up in a way that IT could just block that from running, so I just disabled chat so I didn't have to always see the message about not connecting. I'd like to be able to do the same with Yahoo by the time chat rolls out to my farm.
I don't want to have to go back to Classic after spending around a year getting to know Beta. I had to use it one day last week before I figured out a workaround to not being able to upgrade my Yahoo toolbar (we're not allowed to download anything where I work either), and I realized how much I like Beta.
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To: email@example.com
Sent: Monday, March 5, 2007 10:52:47 AM
Subject: Re: [Y-Mail] Re: Y! mail beta requests
> because to some people its a distraction and notYou know you can mark yourself "Offline", right? That disables the Messenger functionality. Additionally, it's a sticky setting. Yahoo! Mail Beta will remember the last online/offline setting you used. If you don't want Messenger to run inside of Yahoo! Mail Beta, just set it to offline.
> useful, some people use their computer to be
> productive and not to just chat and play
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- I think it does the inbox always in free accounts and the current
message folder in plus/AT&T accounts, so by my hypothesis you have a
plus (or AT&T) account. Either way it's annoying and it would be nice
if it just left you be (in RSS, compose tab, home tab, message tab,
etc) as it checked mail in the background.
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>DOES pull me out of the tab I'm reading and switch over to the message
> I'm in IE at the moment, and it doesn't switch to my Inbox, but it
list (in my cae, it's a folder for all Y-Mail messages).
>policies, work to change them. Write letters, appear before
> That is rather annoying...
> Peace, Love, and Mickey,
> Michael 8-)
> "My advice to you is simple. If you are dismayed by current
governmental bodies, contact legislators. If you are unhappy with
incumbent officeholders, work and vote to turn them out. Run for office."
> --Daniel J. Evans, Governor of WA, 1965-1977 (Seattle Times, 10/13/2002)
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> To: email@example.com
> Sent: Sunday, March 4, 2007 10:02:18 PM
> Subject: [Y-Mail] Re: Y! mail beta requests
> I just double checked and in both Fx and IE, b368.8 and b468, Y! mail
> beta DOES jump to the inbox tab when you hit [check mail]. I checked
> each section of the options page to confirm that this is NOT a user
> setting. Could you check again because I believe you're mistaken
> (unless you're on some different version/build combo that changes this
> -unlikely).
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> > >Why must Yahoo! mail beta take you to the inbox when you press
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The second day of the Pandoland conference at Marathon Music Works was chock full of interesting panels, startup pitches and other conversations focused on technology, entrepreneurship and more. Check it all out here and visit Southern/alpha for more coverage of startups, entrepreneurship and innovation across the South.
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The Post team is present and on top of things at the 36|86 entrepreneurship conference being hosted at Marathon Music Works by Launch Tennessee today and tomorrow. Click here to go to the our landing page on Southern/alpha, where you'll find snippets from the presenters as well as links to broader stories on various topics. Some tasters: One venture capitalist said Silicon Valley is "the last place on the planet" where his team is looking to build a promising company now and an HCA exec told the crowd his technology investment strategy is focused on need and not return.
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Nashville is leading the way for new business creation among the state's largest cities, according to The TN Quarterly. (Read more here.)
Among the five largest Tennessee counties there were 4,098 new
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Obama "refuses to negotiate," House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio., told reporters after private talks that lasted more than an hour. "All we're asking for here is a discussion and fairness for the American people under Obamacare."
But Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada said, "We're locked in tight on Obamacare" and neither the president nor Democrats in Congress will accept changes in that health care law as the price for spending legislation needed to reopen the government.
With the nation's ability to borrow money soon to lapse, Republicans and Democrats alike said the shutdown that has furloughed an estimated 800,000 federal workers could last for two weeks or more, obliging a divided government to grapple with both issues at the same time.
The Republican-controlled House approved legislation to reopen the nation's parks and the National Institutes of Health, even though many Democrats criticized them as part of a piecemeal approach that fell far short of what was needed. The bills face dim prospects in the Senate, and the White House threatened to veto both in the unlikely event they make it to Obama's desk.
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An attempt by Democrats to force shutdown-ending legislation to the House floor failed on a 227-197 vote, with all Republicans in opposition. That left intact the tea party-driven strategy of demanding changes to the nation's health care overhaul as the price for essential federal financing, Despite grumbling from Republican moderates.
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"The American people would get better government out of Monkey Island at the local zoo than we're giving them today," said Rep. John Dingell of Michigan.
The stock market ended lower as Wall Street CEOs, Europe's central banker and traders pressed for a solution before serious damage is done to the economy. Chief executives from the nation's biggest financial firms met Obama for more than an hour Wednesday, some of them plainly frustrated with the tactics at play in Congress and with the potential showdown coming over the debt limit.
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Democrats labeled that a stunt. "We've already been working on a plan to open the Memorial — and the entire government — after the GOP caused them to close," said party spokesman Mo Elleithee. "It's called a clean" spending bill.
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A sampling of federal agencies showed how unevenly the shutdown was felt across the government.
The Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Housing and Urban Development listed only six percent of their employees as essential, and therefore permitted to work during the impasse. James R. Clapper, director of national intelligence, said about 70 percent of civilian employees in agencies under his control had been sent home.
By contrast, about 86 percent of employees of the Department of Homeland Security remained on the job, and 95 percent at the Veterans Affairs Department.
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One of the things I hear a lot from other tanks (especially paladin tanks) is how much they envy Charge, and especially being able to Charge in combat. "Man, I'd give up X for Charge." Usually what they want to give up is their shield throw, or their AoE taunt, which of course is not a terribly compelling idea: warriors have parallels for these abilities and charge isn't one of them. Heroic Throw is our weaker form of Avenger's Shield and Challenging Shout is our stronger but longer cooldown AoE taunt. As soon as they gave up Righteous Defense (which rocks on the Lich King fight, btw) they'd just say "Man, I'd give up X for Challenging Shout" anyway. If warriors actually managed to give up Shockwave for Consecration they'd want it back in a week.
What it ultimately comes down to is the difference between a necessary ability and one that is useful but not necessary. You also need to take iconic roles into account. I doubt many would support giving warriors Blessing of Kings, Blessing of Sanctuary, Lay on Hands, the paladin system of Auras, or what have you. The ability to die without taking equipment damage via Divine Intervention? How much, exactly, is Charge worth and if it's so pivotal to tanking why are you rolling a paladin to tank instead of a warrior? How do we keep classes compelling and interesting while giving them the tools to do the same job?
This is the real difficulty with class balance and design for shared roles. It's not just one for tanks, either: healers and DPS also struggle with overlap vs. unique abilities. A lot of classes would kill for Fan of Knives. Chain Heal spawned a legion of different AoE heals, some of which surpassed it for a while. Every so often the 'give X Bloodlust' debate starts up. Everyone wants Blessing of Kings. (Except paladins, who are bloody tired of being told to use it. Get some drums, they mutter.) Homogenization isn't a curse to be avoided but it can make gameplay feel boring if taken too far. In general, I play a warrior because I enjoy the class feel as much as anything else. Cribbing too many abilities from other tanks or DPS would just feel wrong. (Of course, it's possible to change those abilities so that they feel right... I doubt many paladins hate Divine Storm just because it's basically Whirlwind.)
Likewise, I miss Death Grip terribly when I'm not on my DK but I don't want it to get shared around, it's so iconic that it would weaken the class if someone else could do it. You really don't want Beacon of Light given to druids, or Feign Death copied over to shamans. Some abilities should stay relatively unique even if it makes balance more difficult, which does seem to be something the designers keep in mind. With Cataclysm coming I'm hopeful new, fun talents with unique aspects will be coming to all talent trees across the game, helping distinguish Tank A from Tank B more. Homogenization is fine when it's absolutely necessary (if DK's just can't keep up with other tanks in survivability, or shamans can't keep up with AoE damage in raids compared to other melee, for instance) but the difficulty is in doing it without feeling like you copy pasted some other class into yours.


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GameFan Magazine & Destructoid Join Forces for Content & Strategic Partnership Two of the video game world's leading indie publications team up for editorial projects & more. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., May 4, 2015 - GameFan magazine today announced an extensive content and strategic partnership with leading video game site Destructoid (destructoid.com). It is a move that focuses on growing and delivering more digital and print editorial to both publications' reader-communities, co-promotion activities, reader/subscriber benefits, and more. Initial plans include the addition of Destructoid-produced content into future digital and print issues of GameFan. The new dual-cover, flip-formatted piece will essentially contain two magazines in one. In addition to GameFan's distinctive visual and editorial mix, readers will receive 30 pages of original Destructoid content, created exclusively for the print and digital magazine format. Free digital subscriptions for the new publication will be available via prominent placement on theDestructoid website. GameFan subscribers will also receive it as part of their subscriptions. Niero Gonzalez, the CEO and co-founder of Destructoid, said, "I grew up reading GameFan, dreaming that one day I'd work in the video game business. This is a surreal personal victory for me, an incredible milestone for Destructoid, and a Voltron moment for lovers of the video gamepress." GameFan Publisher and Editor Dave Halverson added, "This is a partnership born of a mutual love for video games, video game culture, and a deep respect for our readers and fans. What GameFan is to print, Destructoid is to the web. It's a perfect match." About PaperPlanet & GameFan PaperPlanet is the independently owned and operated publisher of GameFan magazine, as well as related print and digital projects. Led by Dave Halverson (founding editor, original GameFan andPlay), the PaperPlanet team has more than 23 years of experience in the video game and electronic entertainment industry. They are dedicated to helping both veteran gamers and new fans discover the best the gaming world has to offer. For more information about GameFan, to subscribe, or to order print issues, visit www.gamefanmag.com. About Destructoid Founded in 2006, Destructoid has quickly risen to the top as one of the world's premiere videogame blogs. 100 percent independent, the San Francisco, Calif. based website reaches over 3 million unique visitors every month and is the cornerstone of the Modern Method network, which consists of the anime-orientated Japanator, toy-centric Tomopop, and film-focused Flixist. For more information, visit www.destructoid.com. ### CONTACT: Marketing:Julie Halverson, Director of Marketingp: 480-678-5270 | e:
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Ping pong
Hampshire County Council's Older People's Wellbeing Team, in partnership with Waterside Table Tennis Club is building on the success of the 2014 Ping Pong Tournament with plans for the 2015 event. This year's event is aimed at beginners, non-league players or those returning to the sport after a long period of not playing. The day will include men's and women's singles competitions for over 65's and over 75's.
Annual Ping pong event
Register for the waiting list
Saturday 3 October 2015
Fleming Park Leisure Centre, Eastleigh
9am to 4pm (competition begins at 10am)
Entry is just £3 per person and includes a buffet and a t-shirt for everyone taking part.
Once you have completed your online registration please send a cheque for £3 made payable to Hampshire County Council to:
Older People's Wellbeing Team, Adult Services
3rd Floor, EII Court West,
Last year's event was a sell out, so book early to avoid disappointment. Spaces will be allocated on a first come first served basis. A booking will only be confirmed once payment has been received
For any enquiries please call Nicola Wright on 01962 846605.
We are looking for umpires and volunteers to help on the day. So if you already help run a Ping Pong group or Table Tennis club or would just like to help out as a volunteer on the day please email email@example.com
This event is for Hampshire County Council area residents only, unfortunately there are no events available in Southampton or Portsmouth at the moment.
Local clubs
There are Table Tennis clubs across the county. To find your local club visit the Get Active web site
The Film: Ping pong. Never too old for gold
8 players with 703 years between them compete in the World over 80s Table Tennis Championships in Inner Mongolia.
If you would like to borrow the film to host an event yourself please contact: firstname.lastname@example.com


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