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"Good value for money opposed to the other more expensive options in Jeju City. Clean rooms, basic but sattelite tv, wifi and a good bed and shower. Amusement park nearby is the only misser, but with earplugs it is ok ! "
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"The ocean view was to die for. It's walking distance to many restaurants and 10 mins from Jeju airport. Will definitely stay here again in the future!"
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"The hostel is near to black pork street, dongmun market, jungang underground shopping, which is prefect for us during our 2 nights stay."
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"Great and convenient location, just 2-3 mins to all the shopping you need in Jeju island. Dongmum market and underground shopping are just minutes away. The hotel room is simple but value for money because of its location and friendly hotel staff. About 7 mins drive to airport and the hotel hav..."
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A woman in the U.S. is diagnosed with breast cancer. The total number of breast cancer cases in the U.S. is forecast to be 50% greater in 2030 than it was in 2011.2
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During these hot, very sunny days, St. Augustine residents and visitors seek out shade. Beautiful live oaks trees with their spreading branches give us a break.
Today, we don't think much about live oak as a source of lumber. Centuries ago, the trees provided a wonderful source for ship timbers. From colonial times, shipwrights had been attracted to live oak's naturally curved branches with their great tensile strength and resistance to rot — qualities that provided the ultimate combination for shipbuilding.
As the oldest public space in the United States the Plaza has seen many events and activities over the centuries. The 50th edition of the St. Augustine Arts & Crafts festival this weekend reminds us that this is yet another event that once took place in the Plaza, but no longer does. Many of the Plaza's activities moved elsewhere or disappeared with changing times.
Here's to wishing a happy 75th anniversary to the town of Marineland. Today, we drive along State Road A1A to reach Marineland from St. Augustine. But until the middle of the 1920s, the trip had to be made by boat.
On Wednesday, Pope Francis proclaimed Father Junípero Serra a saint of the Roman Catholic Church. Serra arrived in Spanish California in 1769 to begin evangelizing Native Americans.
By the time he arrived in California, the missions of Spanish La Florida, with their "hub" located in St. Augustine, had already come and gone after more than 175 years. Franciscan friars established missions first near St. Augustine — at the native village of Macariz. In 1587, Macariz was given the Christian name of Nombre de Dios — name of God.
In September 1815, St. Augustine observed another half-century anniversary — its 250th. While things had looked pretty positive at the 150th anniversary, St. Augustinians were trying to recover from a number of blows in 1815 — figuratively and literally.
In September, the countryside around our city still showed the scars of the invasion and occupation of American troops during the Patriot War.
Have you wondered how St. Augustinians observed the previous half-century anniversaries of the establishment of the city — in 1615, 1715, 1815 or 1915?
Well, it would appear that they did not pay much attention to these anniversaries although there were many other days of observance and celebrations.
Over the next few weeks, this column will focus on the residents' world and what they were doing at the time of the half-century anniversaries.
The 8th annual Seminole War Commemoration took place this weekend with focus on the role of the men who fought for the United States. Soldiers and militiamen were not the only "extras" in St. Augustine during the "Florida War," as it was called at the time.
Landfall, at last. On Aug. 8, 1565, Pedro Menendez de Aviles arrived in the port of San Juan in Puerto Rico aboard his flagship San Pelayo. He had left the European mainland on June 29, when he sailed from Cadiz, Spain. After a short stop in the Canary Islands, his convoy headed out across the Atlantic Ocean.
Only one of the 19 ships that sailed from Spain accompanied his arrival into the San Juan harbor. He needed to repair his ships, restock his supplies and replace the men lost on the voyage or those who deserted once in port.
And he needed to do it quickly.
During the month of June 1821, residents of St. Augustine awaited the eminent transfer of the Spanish Floridas to the United States. Actually they had been waiting for more than two years for the event, but by June 1821 the change seemed that it would take place any day. Historian L. David Norris provides a detailed account of the waiting game in his article "The Squeeze: Spain Cedes Florida to the United States" in the 1988 volume of El Escribano, published by the St. Augustine Historical Society
Empty and grumbling French stomachs were an important factor in the establishment of our city.
Yes, the founding of St. Augustine was very much a part of large, sweeping issues and movements. Ugly conflicts in Europe between Catholics and Protestants played a role. European monarchs and nobles jockeyed for control of territory and trade.
Time was running out to ready the ships that would carry Pedro Menendez de Aviles and the settlers for La Florida across the ocean to North America. Ships were being prepared around Spain for the voyage — on the northwen coast and on the Mediterranean Sea.
Can you imagine trying to coordinate and oversee such a project with 16th-century communications — either delivered by hand or repeated by a messenger? Historian Eugene Lyon provides a detailed account of Menendez's enterprise of Florida.
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text: 02 Feb 2012 Long-gone East End London Previous slide Next slide 1 of 30 View All Skip Ad Back Garden Cabaret, June 28, 1935 Two young ballet dancers, Violet Hutchinson aged 8 and Betty Putt aged 7, rehearsing in a back garden in Poplar, east London. Despite a lack of space, children played in the streets and backyards often improvising with anything lying around - the only limit being their imaginations. All of the photos in this gallery are shown in the Getty Images Gallery 's EAST exhibition, on display at Westfield Stratford City , London, from Feb 10 - March 18, 2012, and were hand selected from Getty Images' archive of over 80 million images. Spanning from the very early 1900s onwards, many of the images are rare; the exhibition will mark the first time some of them have been publically displayed. Credit: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images I'll Have This One, December 9, 1951 A Christmas shopper thinks about buying a teddy bear from a stallholder in Petticoat Lane, east London. Petticoat Lane Market is one of East London's oldest markets, selling clothing and all manner of household goods. Petticoat Lane itself was renamed by the prudish Victorians and the market today extends over several streets in Spitalfields. Credit: Ron Burton/Keystone/Getty Images London Pearlies, 1955 Henry Croft (1912 - 1980) was an orphan who worked among the fruit and vegetable traders, or costermongers, and admired their sense of community and comradeship. Wanting to help others less fortunate, he needed to draw attention to himself and decided to emulate the costermongers' tradition of sewing pearl buttons to their clothing to denote their status in the market. Collecting buttons dropped in the streets, Henry sewed them onto his cap and later his jacket and trousers. He soon became much in demand for his charity work and called on the costermongers for assistance. Today there are approximately thirty Pearly families who raise funds for charities, dressed in their familiar suits which may weigh as much as 170lbs (80kg). Credit: Peter Purdy/BIPs/Getty Images Sylvia Pankhurst, May 1921 Recently released from prison, militant suffragette leader Sylvia Pankhurst is toasted at a celebration breakfast in east London. Concerned with the extreme conditions suffered by women and children in London's East End, Pankhurst opened food distribution centres, a free clinic and even a toy factory where women had the opportunity to earn more than in existing workshops. Credit: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images Cupboard Shelter, December 1943 A day nursery in the East End of London shelters children in a linen cupboard during an air raid. Some homes had Morrison shelters - a steel table with wire mesh sides - where they took cover during raids whilst others put up Anderson shelters in their gardens. Regular practices were held and schoolchildren were drilled in the use of gas masks. Credit: Keystone Features/Getty Images East End Birds, 1935 An East End shopkeeper sets up his display of caged birds outside his pet shop in Club Row, east London. Songbirds, imported from around the world, were sold until 1983 when it became illegal to sell live animals on the street. The East End was conveniently locaated on Fleet Street's doorstep and some of its photographers, like the esteemed Bert Hardy, grew up in the area and featured it in their picture stories. The Topical Press agency tended to capture momentous events whereas Fox Photos Ltd tended to focus more on human interest stories and quirky elements of everyday life. Credit: General Photographic Agency/Getty Images Free Dinner, July 1912 Children from London's East End wait outside a hall in Salmon Lane for free meals. Credit: Hulton Archive/Getty Images Taking a Dive, July 1933 Crowds watch the platform diving during the Port of London Authority Swimming Club's annual open air gala at Millwall Cutting, South West India Docks, London. South West India Docks was one of three docks on the Isle of Dogs, formally opened in 1802. However, the increased use of shipping containers eventually made smaller docks redundant and it finally closed in 1980. The area was later developed as Canary Wharf with the renamed South Dock still used for medium-sized naval vessels visiting London. Credit: A. Hudson/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images Chimney Sweep, 1928 The chimney sweep shown here was a Mrs Nelsong of Clapton. The introduction of long-handled brushes and the Chimney Sweepers and Chimneys Regulation Act of 1840 led to a decline in the dangerous practice of sending young boys and girls up chimneys to dislodge the soot and risk possible death by suffocation or cancer. Credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images Chimney Sweep, November 7, 1931 The chimney sweep shown here is Councillor Tom Brooks, who continued to sweep chimneys while mayor of Bethnal Green. The Brooks family had a substantial chimney sweeping business working all over London and Tom, who lived in Brick Lane for 40 years, combined this with serving as a councillor for 28 years and as mayor three times. As a supporter of the temperance movement, he was responsible for moving the Sunday market from the northern end of Brick Lane. Credit: Miller/Getty Images Pet Foal, May 21, 1936 Mr Ogles of Poplar, east London, exercises his nine-week-old pet foal called Ogles. Credit: William Vanderson/Fox Photos/Getty Images Children's Outing, August 7, 1936 A group of children with a policeman at West India Docks, London, before setting off on a day's outing paid for by the Port of London Authority Police. On the brink of the Second World War Picture Post magazine introduced British readers to 'modern photojournalism' sweeping Europe and America, using subtle lighting and filmic compositions to produce photo stories. Their photographers returned time and again to the streets of Whitechapel, Stepney and Bow. Credit: Harry Todd/Fox Photos/Getty Images Balancing Act, August 16, 1952 In the field outside his house in Plaistow, east London, 62-year-old railway worker Mo Harris balances a bicycle on top of a broom on his chin, watched by a couple of incredulous youngsters. Harris was known as 'the chin-up boy of Stratford'. Credit: William Vanderson/Fox Photos/Getty Images Glass Factory, March 16, 1934 Workers at Pilkington's glass blowing and stained glass window factory in Hoxton, east London. Sheets of glass are handled by suction. Credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images Crowd Watches, 1932 A huge crowd gathers in Mare Street, Hackney to watch firemen putting out a blaze at the premises of Messrs Polikoff Ltd. Alfred Polikoff, and Joseph Pezaro described themselves as "Skirt Manufacturers, Ladies Costume and Blouse Manufacturers and Gentlemen's Tailors". Their partnership was dissolved in 1908 and Polikoff, a Polish Jew, went on to build a clothing factory at 148-50 Mare Street in Hackney. He later opened factories in both Wales and Ireland before the company was acquired by Great Universal Stores in 1948, along with Burberry who shared their premises, by which time much of their business was making military uniforms. Credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images War Dance, 1919 East London residents dance at a street party to mark the end of the First World War. Zeppelins had caused major damage to the area during the War with their indiscriminate bombing claiming many civilian lives. Picture: Central Press/Getty Images Soccer Eclipse, April 4, 1936 Spectators at Upton Park take a moment during the football match between West Ham United and Aston Villa to view the eclipse of the sun during play. Credit: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images Luxury Flats, September 9, 1948 A kitchenette, complete with fitted cupboards, cooker and fridge, in a new block of luxury six-storey flats built by Walthamstow Council, east London. Credit: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images Street Hurdles, May 8, 1936 East London Schools Hurdles champion Grace Adams races on the Poplar street track in preparation for the annual contest. Credit: William Vanderson/Fox Photos/Getty Images Sheltering from the Blitz, October 5, 1940 Women, girls and babies (lying on the shelf) wait in an air raid shelter run by the Salvation Army in Clapton, east London, during the Blitz. Credit: Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images Plunging Policemen, July 9, 1935 Three fully clothed members of the Port of London Authority Police jump into the West India Docks during the annual test of their life jackets. Originally each dock company provided their own police force, with the West India Dock Company employing 100 men for this purpose. When the PLA was formed in 1909, the police forces still in existence (from London & India, Surrey Commercial, and Millwall docks) combined to form the PLA Police Force. Credit: R. Wesley/Getty Images Grannies' Holiday, July 14, 1933 Ninety grandmothers from the East End of London set off from Tidal Basin on their annual outing to Walton in Essex, organised by the Victoria Dock Mission. Credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images Kray Twins, August 6, 1966 London East End gangster twins Ronnie (right) and Reggie Kray are pictured after spending 36 hours helping the police with their inquiry into the murder of George Cornell. The brothers had formed a powerful protection racket in London and were notorious for their increasingly violent and erratic behaviour. They were eventually found guilty of murder in 1969 after a trial at the Old Bailey, where they had first appeared aged 17. In sentencing them to 30 years in a maximum security prison, Judge Melford Stevenson declared "society has earned a break from your activities". Credit: William Lovelace/Getty Images Fruit Market, October 1929 Wrapped oranges being packed into cartons at the London Fruit Exchange, Spitalfields. During World War I, food imports were inevitably reduced and home produce then attracted government subsidies throughout the 1920s and 1930s in an effort to balance the trade deficit. Oranges remained popular, however, and were traditionally stuffed into the toes of children's stockings at Christmas. Credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images Big Fish, June 3, 1976 Claude Lalanne places another giant sardine into the tin as she and her husband Francois-Xavier Lalanne prepare their sculpture exhibits for an exhibition at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London. The Gallery was founded in 1901 and its opening exhibition saw over 200,000 visitors pass through the doors of the building. Key events in the gallery's history include the only British showing of Picasso's Guernica and Jackson Pollock's first major exhibition in Britain. Credit: Chris Ware/Getty Images Royal Blitz Visit, April 23, 1941 King George VI (1895 - 1952) and Queen Elizabeth (1900 - 2002) meet air raid victims in the East End of London. Buckingham Palace was bombed several times during the Second World War with the Queen declaring: "I'm glad we've been bombed. Now I can look the East End in the face." Beneath the Bowsprit, July 21, 1932 Children play leap frog near Millwall Docks, in the shadow of the bowsprit of the schooner 'Penang'. The 997-ton steel schooner was built at Bremerhaven in 1905 and sailed as far afield as Auckland, eventually being torpedoed in the Atlantic with the loss of all 18 men on board. Credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images Happy Skaters, August 13, 1954 Children enjoy themselves at Victoria Park's open-air skating rink in Hackney, London. Located in Tower Hamlets, the park is known locally as Vicky Park or the People's Park and has provided a green space for East Enders as well as a venue for political rallies and concerts. The park has been voted London's best local park and hosts the oldest model boat club in the world. Credit: Meager/Fox Photos/Getty Images Youth Meeting, May 9, 1932 Children from the East End of London hold a meeting to discuss their day in the countryside, for which the Hoxton Market Mission is organising an appeal fund. Credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images Small is Fun, March 7, 1939 Children who are small enough to pass under an archway in Bow, east London, qualify for a weekly parcel of toys. In 1907 the headmistress of Devons Primary School in Bow, Clara Grant, set up a wooden arch on the pavement, inscribed with 'Enter all ye children small, None can come who are too tall'. Any child able to pass through the arch without bending could receive a parcel of toys for a farthing. These parcels quickly became known as Farthing Bundles and Clara Grant as the Bundle Woman of Bow. Getty Images Gallery's free EAST exhibition is on display at Westfield Stratford City from Feb 10 - March 18, 2012, with images available to order throughout the exhibition's duration. 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College World Series Game Two: Kent State Edges Top-Ranked Florida, 5-4
After falling to Arkansas Razorbacks, 8-1, in first game of College World Series, the Golden Flashes will play an elimination game against the No. 1 Florida Gators tonight, June 18, at 5 p.m. ET (4 p.m. CT). Read more at www.kent.edu/news/kent-state-edges-top-ranked-florida-5-4.
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FOR THE FIRST TIME, I know people on Ireland's Rich List. The Sunday Times puts the Collison Brothers, Colm Lyon and two Brown Bag animators on The Sunday Times Rich List and I've met all four of the lads in different places throughout Ireland and France. It's nice to see success touch the lives of deserving people.
Patrick and John Collison land at #8 on the Irish side of The Sunday Times Rich List since they are valued at £1.15bn (€1.474bn) [1]. "The wealth of San Francisco-based brothers Patrick, 27, and John, 25, is soaring as their online and mobile payments company Stripe, founded just six years ago, powers upwards. The Castletroy-born brothers are the youngest and fastest billionaires in Irish history. With Visa investing in July, Stripe's value grew to #3.5bn and we value the brothers' stake at €1.15bn. Stripe makes online payments faster and is used by Facebook, Twitter, Apple and Chinese online giant Alipay. The college dropout brothers, currently Irish EY Young entrepreneurs of the Year, operate frugally. John, who achieve achieved the highest score yet in the Irish leaving Certificate, is said not to even have an office."
Brown Bag Films arrives for the first time on The Sunday Times Rich List, arriving at position 242. [2] "Dublin college dropouts Gaffney, 45, and Darragh O'Connell founded their animation firm, Brown Bag Films, with a £2,000 loan in 1994, hand-colouring each frame of their efforts themselves. Today, it is thought to be one of the world's top animators for pre-school children, with an office in Los Angeles and a Manchester studio.
"The founders remain at the helm after last year's sale to Canada's Story Media Group which could see Gaffney worth £42m with other assets, and O'Connell, 43, not far behind. Brown Bag gained attention with a 2001 Oscar nomination for Give Up Yer Aul Sins, based on tapes of 1960s Dublin children telling Bible stories. It also made Octonats and Doc McStuffins. Gaffney, the managing director, sees himself as a facilitator of talent. 'That's why I'm good at. I couldn't draw to save my life now. I'm knee-deep in accounts and reports and I find that more stimulating.'"
1. "The Sunday Times Rich List 2016" in The Sunday Times Magazine, April 24, 2016, p 105.
2. "The Sunday Times Rich List 2016" in The Sunday Times Magazine, April 24, 2016, p 105.
BECAUSE WE LIVE in a flooded county, I see people driving through flood waters every day. When they ignore "road closed" signs in their attempts, the adventures often finish with disaster--but they might not notice for a few months. I speak from experience.
Two years ago, I used to travel on back roads through flooded farm land. Several 200 metre long stretches often featured water up to the car's axles. And although I never traveled faster than five miles per hour, the cumulative effect of driving through flood waters for several months resulted in damaged wheel bearings on our car.
For the past three days, different cars have floundered to a dead stop as they approached Knocklofty Bridge, a few hundred metres from our home. Before they sputter to a halt, they have to pass two sets of warning signs telling them the road is flooded and closed. They also see the rushing water of the River Suir as they drive into it. And few of them actually cross the muddy water from one side of the bridge to another.
The water of the River Suir is running fast enough to create white foam as it gurgles between opens in the walls between walkways and pastures. Under the surface, small objects flow with the current. Those sticks, broken bits of plastic, and remnants of fences can get tangled underneath low-slung cars as they try to drive through the river water.
We see farmers on tractors and JCBs making their way through these flood waters, sometimes to rescue people who ignore the signs or who feel compelled to get to their destinations.
During the Christmas holidays, I've chatted with several people who had travelled hours from other parts of Ireland, trying to attend family events. The Knocklofty Bridge has long been a landmark along the way. Getting stuck in the remnants of a major winter storm isn't the kind of family memory that most people want to record. I wouldn't want to risk the embarrassment (or subsequent maintenance cost) of driving where I couldn't see centre stripes or road surfaces.
[Bernie Goldbach has snapped shots of the flood around the southern part of County Tipperary.]
IN THE 80S, I knew friends who flew into Libyan waters fast enough to create rooster tails of spray as they locked onto targets a few miles inland. Today, I'm walking the streets of Cork next to Irish sailors who may be plying those waters in search of smugglers carrying migrants.
Ireland's national broadcaster is carrying stories about an initiative in the European Union that will expand the naval mission to permit the Irish Navy interception rights. The plan, outlined by the Wall Street Journal, involves stopping smuggler ships carrying migrants from Libya to Europe.
"At a meeting of European affairs ministers this coming Monday in Luxembourg, the bloc will say the conditions now are in place for the EU operation to be expanded to a new, more operational phase," says Julian Barnes in the WSJ.
"Monday's meeting will be followed by a conference on Wednesday when EU members will be asked to pledge additional military forces for the mission, which is expected to begin at the end of the month, if adequate forces have been offered up by the member states.
"Currently, the European Union's naval operation allows only for boarding ships carrying migrants that give permission to board. Under the new phase, specialized military teams would board ships piloted by smugglers in international waters, seize the vessels and arrest the smugglers."
It will be interesting to see if European officials will push forward with incursions through Libyan waters without getting UN Security Council approval. According to the rules of international passage that I learned as an air transport pilot, if you undertake to "rescue" a vessel's occupants or if you purport to be a safety inspection, you should be able to exert influence and board vessels that could easily capsize in high waves of the Mediterranean. Once aboard, you can detain the captain of the unsafe vessel and bring that person to justice for bringing undue risk to cargo and passengers. This kind of active step could capsize the business model of smugglers.
Julian E. Barnes -- EU Moves to Beefing Up Mediterranean Mission" in the Wall Street Journal, September 11, 2015.
BEHIND THE HEADLINE entry points data, the an Irish Times Freedom of Information Act result shows "more than 12 per cent of honours degree courses listed by universities and institutes of technology are taking in fewer than 10 students". [1] Joe Humphreys, the writer of the article, does not speculate why.
The Irish Times reviewed approximately 834 level-8 courses offered through the Central Applications Office by institutions accepting low numbers and found "75 were filled by between five and nine students last September, and 27 were filled by fewer than five students. Just 45 courses had an intake of 100 students or more".
Interestingly, "some of the biggest points movers this year had very low intake, among them energy systems engineering at NUI Galway, which took in just six students in 2014. It was up 75 points to 505".
I'm watching this unfold on the ground on a third level campus. The headline figures show "engineering at UCD, the country's largest course in the discipline with an intake of more than 250 each September, up 15 points to 510. Five years ago, the entry level was 425 points," according to the Irish Times.
1. Joe Humphreys -- "Number of CAO courses needing 500 points up by 25%" in the News Section of the Irish Times, August 17, 2015.
2. Listen to #edchatie and #heie on Twitter for background information behind the CAO headlines.
ALTHOUGH MANY BREAKING stories emerge on Twitter, you often need to sift through the casual and banal to find info that matters--unless you enjoy the signal-to-noise ratio of @MagicRecs.
While listening to a report on RTE Morning Ireland through the static of our kitchen radio (shown below), a Twitter direct message from @MagicRecs suggested there was a back story related to the talking points of the day. In this instance, I learned @sulliview was recently followed by two journalists. Margaret @sulliview Sullivan is the New York Times public editor. I follow no fewer than 45 journalists on Twitter.
The back story that percolated into the news flow of Ireland's national broadcaster concerned the NYT's poor judgment she describing the party attitude synonymous with young Irish using J1 visas in the States. The Times' perspective published alongside the deaths of eight Irish students in Berkeley when a balcony collapsed.
I captured a short segment of the story in the audio clip that follows below.
[Bernie Goldbach teaches how to effectively use Twitter as part of the creative multimedia degree programme in the Limerick School of Art & Design.]
I AM FASCINATED with the current tension between the private citizen Denis O'Brien and the public interest. It's an issue playing out in the Irish courts while stifled in the Irish press.
I made a short YouTube clip [1] while trying to figure out what is happening in the case of #obrienvrte. The principal players aren't supposed to talk about the issues--although the spokesmen in the RTE audio clip [2] cited below bring clarity to some of the salient points. But in light of the information vacuum that emerges, interested citizens like myself are reduced to following the flow on social media not via #redacted mainstream media. I don't think that constraint sustains the public interest and hope the Irish courts right that wrong.
For the record, Denis O'Brien successfully applied for an injunction against the State Broadcaster RTÉ, preventing the radio and television and the broadcaster's social media from airing a report on how O'Brien was receiving, with the direct permission of former CEO of the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC)—the former Anglo Irish Bank, a rate of approximately 1.25% when IBRC should have been charging 7.5%. It appears that the active line of credit extended to nearly €500 million. After he got a verbal agreement to retain the highly favourable credit line, O'Brien wrote to special liquidator Kieran Wallace in KPMG to demand that these same terms be continued. No formal credit committee approval was sought or provided during a time that other Irish businesses and Irish citizens were highly constrained in their banking arrangements. The Irish government then appointed Kieran Wallace (the man who approved the credit arrangement) to conduct an investigation into these same dealings. Denis O'Brien successfully sought an injunction in Ireland's High Court to hide this information from the public. [3]. When High Court Judge Donald Binchy granted O'Brien the injunction, he instructed the court to redact certain elements of the judgment. He told members of the court audience that they were "on notice" to observe the judgment. This meant the Irish media could not report on details of the injunction. [4]. Independent TD Catherine Murphy raised the issue in the Irish Parliament on 28 May [5] and the video of her actions spun over to YouTube where it quickly attracted international interest. Lawyers acting for O'Brien immediately forced the country's media to censor its own coverage, with some media outlets confirming they had received warnings from O'Brien's lawyers. [6] Foreign commentators covering these events for the international media suggested Irish democracy had been "wiped away at a stroke". [7]
[Bernie Goldbach teaches creative media production in the Limerick School of Art & Design.]
1. Bernie Goldbach Reading about #redacted on YouTube.
2. RTE This Week podcast information.
3. Roy Greenslade -- "Ireland's media silenced over MP's speech about Denis O'Brien" in The Guardian, May 29, 2015.
4. Mark Paul -- "Denis O'Brien 'delighted' after winning RTÉ injunction" in The Irish Times, May 22, 2015.
5. Dail Eireann -- "Comptroller and Auditor General Bill (Amended) 2015" by Catherine Murphy, May 28, 2015.
6. "#redacted's 1.25% interest rate" in Broadsheet.ie, May 29, 2015.
7. Alex Thomson -- "Denis O'Brien injunction: what damage to Irish democracy?" on Channel 4 News, May 29, 2015.
I AM BEMUSED at the ridiculous situation that Irish billionaire Denis O'Brien (known as #redacted on Twitter) has created for the world to view about the way investigative journalism is conducted. James Morrissey, the spokesman for #redacted, uses Irish radio to condemn an Irish parliamentarian, Deputy Catherine Murphy, for "peddling lies" in the Dail (Irish Parliament) but listeners cannot be told what she has alleged. And I cannot tell whether Morrissey is just banging the drum for private banking rights or just earning his pay as counsel.
I am not at Ground Zero of the controversy but I have viewed a YouTube clip [1] shared after Deputy Catherine Murphy read her statements in the Dáil regarding Denis O'Brien's (DOB's) banking arrangements with a public entry, the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation and and its special liquidator, Kieran Wallace, whose accountancy firm (KPMG) has been asked by the Government to investigate the dealings of IBRC in relation to certain transactions (including the IBRC's role in respect of the sale of SiteServ to a company owned beneficially by #redacted).
There are important issues for democracy in Ireland but it's a Bank Holiday Weekend and all the main players are away.
Except the Twitter Machine and the international press motors on.
#redacted was very happy when he got an interlocutory order restraining the broadcasting and publication by the national broadcaster RTÉ of information in relation to his dealings with IBRC and its special liquidator which #redacted claimed was private and confidential to him and IBRC and its liquidator and had been unlawfully divulged to RTÉ. When the judgment was given, those in court were directed not to tweet or publish details about the case. So some of the most trustworthy journalists and researchers who provide sanity and quality to social media cannot weigh in with facts about the case.
The judge is on holiday and has not issued his full and precise reasoning behind the judgment. The judgment itself has to be redacted for publication. Nobody seems to know the precise terms of the interlocutory order. But if you were in court, you do have "notice of it" so you cannot talk or tweet about it.
The international press is having a field day because all good journalists are connected in channels often unknown to the judiciary. Several Deep Throats have offered compelling and accurate background information to the New York Times, Guardian and Wall Street Journal. [2] [3] Overnight, #redacted has become part of the lexicon of the DOB empire. Wikipedia will have a field day with that fact.
Since Deputy Catherine Murphy put on the record of Dáil Éireann what may or may not be some or all of the same information concerning what she believes about #redacted's borrowings from IBRC, including what she believes may have happened with the way IBRC and its special liquidator dealt with #redacted, Ireland has been placed in the position where the Irish Legislature and collides with the immovable judiciary. And Irish national media can neither report nor comment on the Dáil proceedings because those proceedings include information related to #redacted.
You can read Murphy's statements on the Oireachtas website. You can also read her verbatim comments on Broadsheet.ie and on the Guardian's electronic edition. Interestingly, #redacted appears unable to summon a troll to join the comment strings in his defence.
When I heard Murphy speak via an online clip (above) on 28 May, her comments sounded relevant to the legislation she was tabling about the terms and conduct of the KPMG inquiry. She raised matters of public interest. The public should be able to listen to all the relevant facts. And if public money is part of a private citizen's banking details, #redacted should know the spotlights of the public will blaze upon the private citizen's financial dealings.
Unfortunately, Irish citizens cannot read what Deputy Murphy said in her speech in the Irish Parliament. Nor can the media comment on her actions. Fortunately, the judiciary does not have the power to silence the online public domain so Twitter, the online guardian and the babblings of Americans rabbit on. Moreover, competitors of #redacted, international bankers and potential business partners can read what is happening. And you cannot actually tell whether anything being revealed about #redacted is true.
Personally, I count this as a big victory for the transparency of electronic media and hope case law defines this moment for the protection of democracy in Ireland because as Michael McDowell writes in the Irish Times, "We are in dangerous territory where the alleged privacy rights of the powerful call into question the freedom of speech of our parliamentarians and of the citizens' right to know of such matters, and seem to cast doubt on the efficacy of Article 15.12 of our Constitution". [4]
1. Catherine Murphy's speech is on YouTube at https://youtu.be/cT3KLVWc5tk
2. Stephen Castle -- "Irish Media, Fearing Lawsuits, Steers Clear of a Billionaire" in The New York Times, May 29, 2015.
3. Roy Greenslade -- "Ireland's Media Silenced over MP's Speech about Denis O'Brien" in The Guardian, May 29, 2015.
4. Michael McDowell -- "Controversy over Dáil claims raises serious issues about democracy" in The Irish Times, May 30, 2015.
WHILE HEARING MOANING from brands and marketing teams after Facebook changed its newsfeed algorithm, I noticed videos I upload to Facebook quickly ramp up to more views than I have real friends. The screenshot shows what happened on a lazy Sunday morning after I uploaded a 10-minute newsround to Facebook.
I've hyperlinked to the Facebook video but you may need to log into Facebook to see it play. There's an audio clip from below.
The big reason the video notched up more than 100 views within five hours is because it was shared and earned comments. Both of those acts boosted the signal of the video clip beyond what I could have achieved through advertising it.
The second reason I earned views is because I suspect most of the people who accepted my Friend Request never adjusted the rate of notifications coming from my account. They just kept me as a "friend" with notifications "on" and that means I can pollute their newfeeds with everything I manually add to my status updates.
Robert Scoble makes good points about Facebook's new algorithm. I've followed his advice in several ways.
1. I put my closest connections into lists of "Friends" or "Close Friends" and if I want to read something from anybody else, I make them an "Acquaintance".
2. I can mute somebody by keeping them off these lists or by putting them onto a list I create.
3. I turn off notifications for dozens of the 819 friends I've made on Facebook.
4. I keep the total number of Facebook "friends" below 1000.
5. I add a comment to a Facebook thread when I want to keep getting notifications about the topic of the thread.
As a result of doing these things, I rarely hear anything about a product launch, special giveaway or event.
I always add a new contact to a specific list or annotate them with friend or acquaintance privileges, with or without notification enabled.
This is important because before the end of May, I expect to start seeing full articles from the New York Times, Buzzfeed, and National Geographic (articles and videos) directly in my Facebook newsfeed. It's called Instant Articles and it comes alongside a new advertising model. Instant Articles ensures news articles can be read and videos played without leaving Facebook. When this happens, I may need to elevate the friendship level of some of the people I follow.
For the moment, I'm amazed at the speed at which I can create and upload a video directly from my Lumia handset to Facebook. As long as I keep the HD videos around five minutes in length, the process is quick over the 4G networks where I live and it happens in the background on the handset. The video referenced in this blog post was more than 10 minutes long and its 1.05 GB weight did not upload over my cellular data network. It needed 22 minutes to upload on my home's wifi. Nonetheless, its resolution and semi-permanence is miles ahead of the ephemeral Periscope footage I see scattered across Twitter.
Count me as a convert to the Facebook video generation. More than four billion videos are uploaded to Facebook every day. They cue up and play directly on mobile handsets. I believe both the uploading and the video streaming service have made Facebook's news feed a place where more mainstream networks will use as their first port of call.
[Bernie Goldbach teaches social media in the Limerick School of Art & Design and has used Facebook since 2005.]


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This car was great when my wife and I first bought it. Great gas mileage, very reliable when travelling long distances and it wasn't bad to drive. I wouldn't recommend owning this car though. The gas mileage is great, but it's a Volkswagen, parts for this car are not easy to find and when you find them, they are hella expensive. Since I've owned this car (4 years), I've had to replace the transmission, 3 starters, exhaust system, fuel pump, and other such things. It doesn't do well in terms of going up hills because the engine is so small it can barely make it up most hills. Other than the gas mileage, I don't care much for this car.
It's got nice interior, it can take a beating, very good on long road trips, and great gas mileage.
This car, like with all the 90s Jettas, are a 50/50. There are people who get the ones that last them forever, and there are the people who get one that has a million problems with it. I unfortunately got one that has a million problems with it. I had to replace the transmission once, the exhaust system, fuel pump, 3 starters and little other things here and there. If you decide to purchase one of the 90s Volkswagen Jettas, be very weary. I've had this car for 4 years and I've put 3 times more into the car than I paid for it. My sister-in-law has the same car and she has zero problems with it and she's had it for 3 years. Like I said, it's a 50/50 with this car, be cautious.
I am 18 and work on cars as a hobby so I do know what I'm talking about. To start off I have done many mods to this car. Watch out for European parts vs American... Very different supports. And parts can come pricy. My car... At about 105k miles had an intake valve come loose. It cost me 2400 bucks... More than I bought the car for. After I fixed that, my maf went bad (cost 500) and a week later... Engine light back on. Stick with jdm than this. The handling is fun, but needs a lot more power and the gas isnt as great as most everyone claims it to be. Stock averages like 20 mpg and I get 22 with my intake. Just... Prepare for problems basically. I love this car but it can frustrate me!
huge trunk, roomy, not much power but still finds some to drive up to big bear for snowboarding. some mod parts are cheaper than others. heater and a/c are awesome. dont see many like you see civics and corollas. safe and comfortable car.
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I have had a lot of luck with this car. Besides routine maintenance: tires, oil changes, belts, brakes, exhaust and tune ups, I have put nothing into the car. My only problem with German cars in general is their emissions standards are so high that to replace the system when it broke was $1500. Otherwise, I have put in the routine maintenance and he runs like a charm. Still reliable at 186,000 miles.
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- Only a short distance from Central Park, the famed Museum Mile and Madison Avenue designer shops, The Franklin Hotel is the perfect Upper East Side getaway. Built in the 1930s, The Franklin Hotel is located at 164 East 87th Street. This romantic boutique hotel features 50 intimate guestrooms, daily complimentary continental breakfast from 7am-10am and daily wine & cheese reception from 5pm-6:30pm. Ideal for single travelers or couples, all guests enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, complimentary NY Times & USA Today (in our lounge area), Philosophy bath amenities, and 24-hour cappuccino machine. ... more less
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After taking on the ill-fated Scott expedition to the South Pole in her previous book, The Birthday Boys, the novelist tackles a much larger 1912 disaster: the sinking of the Titanic. The narrator, a 22-year-old named Morgan, brushes up against real-life victims such as John James Astor early in the voyage, while falling in love with the beautiful and unobtainable Wallis Ellery. The deadly maiden voyage of the world's largest ocean liner becomes a journey of self-discovery in this portentous, postmodern work, shortlisted for the 1996 Booker Prize. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Bainbridge, whose The Birthday Boys was an unforgettable rendition of Scott's fatal Antarctic expedition, has turned to another Edwardian tragedy for her new novel: the sinking of the Titanic. As Bainbridge admirers might expect, it is not the kind of version that would make a spectacular movie; rather, it is a meticulously observed account that almost offhandedly convinces the reader that this is exactly what it must have been like aboard the doomed liner. The story is told by a wealthy young American man-about-town, an adopted nephew of J. Pierpont Morgan, who in search of something to do has had a slight hand in the ship's design ("the specifications of bathtubs"). Once aboard, he drinks too much with his layabout friends; sees people like the Astors and Strauses; becomes infatuated with a girl who in turn falls for a mysterious and cynical stranger; and gets to know a young Jewish dress designer who is hoping to become a hit in New York. In a few deft strokes Bainbridge shows the gulf between the steerage passengers and the "nobs" while communicating the alternating servility and resentment of the crew. The book is nearly over before disaster strikes, but once again, the unnerving details seem just right: the careless self-confidence at the beginning, the gallantry quickly eroding to panic. Bainbridge's swift, economical novels tell us more about an era and the ways in which its people inhabit it than volumes of social history.
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"Every Man For Himself", takes place in virtually the same time frame as, "The Birthday Boys". The latter work was excellent in telling a story that became a metaphor for the time and its philosophies, the former does this again in a confined setting, and for this reader it was less interesting. Blind faith to the point of negligence in Technology of the unsinkable ship, and a list of passengers that would rate the top tier of Fortune's wealthiest certainly make for an interesting cast. However unlike the Scott work which spread itself across a wide range of people, this was more narrowly confined to the wealthiest cast, and finding empathy for these incredibly rich and generally pompous caricatures is hard. Our guide through most of the book is a member of The Morgan Clan, and even though his relation is tenuous his wealth makes him as boring as the rest.
The Author did introduce an event that was new to me, and even if it is not historically accurate (I don't know) it did make the story much more intriguing. If that plot line had been the main thread instead of more traditional love interests, and the preoccupation with scoring off of others to their detriment I think I would have enjoyed the work more.
Never in the history of biology has fate and genetics so conspired to remove from our presence such a conceited and disgusting group. Beryl wrote this book with a sigh of relief and a chuckle; you should chuckle too. We are all better for the story and the biology.
Never in the history of biology has fate and genetics so conspired to remove from our presence such a conceited and disgusting group. Beryl wrote this book with a sigh of relief and a chuckle; you should chuckle too. We are all better for the story and the biology.
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Beryl Bainbridge's story of the Titanic is different from any of the multitude of other accoungs, fictional or not, which are out there. And that is a very good thing. Read morePublished on Oct. 24 2000 by Ricky Hunter
Every Man for Himself chronicles the lives of a several wealthy passengers on the Titanic. The sinking of the Titanic, while making the end of the book a rather emotional read,... Read morePublished on June 15 2000 by lazza
THIS IS BY FAR ONE OF THE WORST PIECES OF FICTION I HAVE EVER READ. SOME CHARACTERS APPEAR AND FLOAT ABOUT THE BOOK WITHOUT A PURPOSE. Read morePublished on Jan. 31 1999
I would not have thought that I could be so unmoved by the horror and tragedy of the sinking of the Titanic. Read morePublished on Jan. 3 1999
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It is not expected that Mr. Gibson will act in the miniseries, nor is it certain yet that his name, rather than his company's, will be publicly attached to the final product, according to several people involved in developing it. Nor is it guaranteed yet that the project will be completed and broadcast.
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ABC brought in Mr. Gibson's company, Con Artists Productions, after an independent producer, Daniel Sladek, pitched the network on Ms. Van Beek's story. With her husband, Felix, Ms. Van Beek survived the sinking of a passenger ship by a German mine, followed by three years in hiding during the German occupation of Holland, before emigrating to the United States in 1948.
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Top Jackson Hole yoga instructors conduct weekly summer classes outside on the National Museum of Wildlife Art's Sculpture Trail. Participants will feel inspired doing Sun Salutations and Downward Dogs as they look across the grand vista of the National Elk Refuge. In a trend as big as the outdoors, yoga classes from coast to coast have been moving out of the studio and into nature. Yogis will enjoy impressive views that include plenty of big sky and mountain drama from the trail's perch overlooking the National Elk Refuge. It's inspiring to connect two ancient art forms—visual art inspired by artists over the centuries, and the art of yoga, ensuring healthy mind, body and spirit. Free.


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2.9 Room cleanliness
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2.5 Hotel condition
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by A verified traveler
Smutsig poolPosted Jul 4, 2016
Polen var ej städad. Välj alltid hotell med frukost. Dyr deposition.
by A verified traveler
Your risking your lifePosted Jun 11, 2016
This place is scary. Didn't even stay there after I pulled up and seen the condition. I thought since it was by the air base it would be safe. Foolish thinking on my part
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Worst HotelPosted Jun 2, 2016
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Service
Location: The location is nice
This is my worst experience at a hotel, I hade to change 3 rooms in total, however needed to compromise on the stay. One room TV was not working in the second the air conditioning was not working and in the third room I had to compromise on taking a smoking room. No Utensils, no dish washing soap...had to ask for the Iron and the iron board as it was not in the room and it was given to me the next day at it is was with the house keeping.....during my checkout the hotel staff was not there had to wait for 15 mins and was told to me by the house keeping that the hotel staff would be there at 1 pm. Worst ever experience
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office closed at 7PM, did not get our roomsPosted May 23, 2016
We arrived at 6:30PM, the office was locked, there was a note on the door that the front desk staff was "on the grounds and would be back shortly" . Waited over an hour and called the emergency # on the sign. An hour later received a text from someone saying they closed early since it was slow that day. We had to find another room in the area since we were never able to check in. I requested a refund from expedia, when they initially contacted the motel the refund was refused since they said they "held the rooms" After calling the motel again I did finally receive a refund authorization for expedia from one of the motel staff who was polite and apologized. However this type of situation should never happen so I cannot recommend this motel.
by A verified traveler from Garden Grove, CA
No coffee/breakfastPosted May 17, 2016
Pros: nothing
Cons: everything
Location: The only good thing was having a IHOP restaurant 2 doors down that we could eat at.
No coffee in room and none made in the lobby. Nothing offered for continental breakfast either. Very old hotel. Water never got hot for showers etc. The bed was like sleeping in a bowl of Jello. Hotel receptionist not so nice or accommodating. Was NOT impressed and will not stay here again.
by Holly
Posted Apr 24, 2016 on Hotels
It was awsome
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Locked out room no front desk available at 11:30PMPosted Apr 22, 2016
Pros: new carpet, look like they renovated some rooms.
Cons: 24/7 support atleast for room lockouts, if not for any other issues.
Location: this is far from the strip at least 20 miles away.
We (I and my 2 young kids and my wife) liked the hotel, it was not badly maintained except for stained towels. But I'm giving the bad rating because of their timings, they are only available until 11.30 PM in the night. Bad luck is that we returned to hotel at midnight and our room key won't open,whoever setup the keys has set it up badly and there is no one in the front desk to unlock until next day 8AM, We called them several times, no one picked up phone, then called Expedia for help, expedia person did no help as well and simply keep on repeating the same thing that I have to deal with the hotel myself and it is not expedia's responsibility, and in fact cut the call while I was explaining. Finally by 2AM we ended up taking another hotel, for that night alone with all our things stuck in this hotel. Asked for reimbursement in the morning and the front desk person was rude, didn't even apologize for what has happened and asked to contact the manager,But the manager has never showed up until we checked out. So if you are very prompt in your timing and you return to hotel before 11.30PM I can advise you can stay for few nights. if not completely avoid it. But still be cautious as it is not a busy area. For a little bit more you can get some good hotels inside the strip. We didn't know and didn't do much research, so we paid the price. Overall our happy vacation became big disappointment in the end because of this incident which we can never forget.
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Posted Apr 20, 2016 on Hotels
by esteban from Los Ángeles
buenoPosted Apr 20, 2016 on Hotels
Servicio del hotel
by Nicholas from Fullerton, ca
Great mountain view!Posted Apr 19, 2016 on Hotels
Was great stay had no problems. Great rate for weekend stay. Great staff. Good deal from hotel desk for ihop next door. Plenty of food across street and easily accessed but not sure if I'd recommend young girls walking around that area at night but in the day there's a great mountain view. I will be returning next year.


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Cat Country 107.3's midday girl, Georgia, broadcasted live from Tropicana's Bacon Week 2014!
Cat Country 107.3's midday girl, Georgia, broadcasted live from Tropicana's Bacon Week 2014!
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Anyone seen any B6 A4s in the yards around the Denver area?
Some asshat broke one of my wiper arms and screwed up the wiper motor
Looking for the wiper motor and arms. Ideally the newer aero...
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Car still available?
Bump it up. Lots of tire kickers and no offers... Drove her around the block today and she needs to go before I decide to keep her.
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