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I'll be honest and say I wasn't too sure about this one on first sip. I used 1 tsp of leaf, and gave it three minutes in water cooled to approximately 180 degrees. Looking at the dry leaf, there doesn't appear to be a huge quantity of green tea leaves. It's mostly lemon verbena, and stevia, as far as I can tell. Perhaps accordingly, the liquor is a pale lemon-yellow. The scent of both the dry leaf and brewed cup is deeply lemony – like lemon zest.
To taste, I was initially disappointed to find the flavour very mild. Lemon sherbets are a strong flavour, with a kick of sharp/sour alongside the boiled sweet sugariness. This tea is much, much more delicate than I was expecting. There is a distinctive lemon flavour; very much like lemon squeezed into water. It's mildly sour, with a hint of sweetness from the stevia. There's nothing that's really making me think "sherbet" though. Not enough of a tang!
I like this one as a gentle, fresh lemon-tasting tea. I feel a little disappointed that it doesn't live up to its name, but I imagine it would be good iced as well as hot. I'll happily drink up the rest of my bag, but it's not one I'd repurchase.
A sample from Angel at Teavivre, and the final flavoured white I have with me to try at work today. I agree pretty much with K S's sentiments in her note — jasmine is one of those things that I have become leery of, primarily because my experiences so far have been largely disappointing. Strong, cloying, potentially chemical flavours, usually in bagged tea. I have since tried a couple of better quality jasmine teas, and they're starting to change my mind, but none so much as Teavivre. Their jasmine just seems…different. Milder, sweeter, more grape like and less perfumey.
I'm seeing here the same silver needle base the other two teas I've tried today had. Pale, creamy green buds, very downy. I'm sure I'm seeing a dried jasmine flower in the dry mix, too. The scent is lightly floral — both the headier, perfume-like floral of jasmine, and the lighter, sweet hay-like floral of the silver needle. I used 1 tsp of leaves, and gave them 2 minutes in water cooled to 175.
The taste is very mild; much milder than the scent of the dry leaves would have led me to believe. This is fine with me, though. Mild jasmine is more suited to my tastes! It also means that the flavour of the white tea base still shines through, and that's a good thing in my book. When the base tea is this good, why would you not want to taste it?! I'm getting the same fresh, clean cucumber flavour as I have with the last couple of Teavivre whites, and a hint of sweet, hay-like floral. The jasmine flavouring floats over the base tea like a scented cloud; it's a delicate, airy, heady floral that makes its presence known without being overwhelming. I still probably wouldn't choose a jasmine tea if left to my own devices, but I wouldn't say no to another cup of this one. I think I knew it already, but both white tea and jasmine are going to be synonymous with Teavivre for me from now on!
A sample from Angel at Teavivre. After trying the plain Silver Needle this morning, I decided to move on to the two flavoured blends she sent me. The silver needle in this packet appears to be of the same quality — pale creamy green buds, very downy. In addition, there are rose buds and whole chamomile flowers scattered throughout. The scent upon opening the little pouch reminded me of peaches — sweet, slightly floral, with a lovely juicy fruitiness. Amazing! It's the scent of summer.
I gave just over 1 tsp of leaves 2.5 minutes in water cooled to approx. 175. The resulting liquor is pale green, with a hint of yellow.
The initial flavour is rose, in a kind of sweet, sugar-dusted, turkish delight kind of fashion. I think the sweetness comes from the chamomile — it's almost honey-like, with notes of hay and sunlight. The two flavours sit well on the silver needle base, which is itself mildly floral, a little sweet, but mild and unobtrusive on the whole. There is a slight savoury, fresh cucumber note that I picked up on in the plain Silver Needle, but it's mostly overwhelmed by the sweeter flavours.
I like the combination of chamomile and rose here. It's sweet, delicate, not overpowering, and tastes wonderfully of turkish delight! What's not to love? I also found it very calming during a stressful morning at work, so that's another point majorly in its favour! Thanks again to Angel and Teavivre for allowing me to sample this delicious, sophisticated blend!
A sample from Angel at Teavivre. I like white tea a lot; it was one of the first varieties of tea I really tried after black, and my initial enjoyment has stayed with me ever since. The dry leaf here looks exceptionally fresh – soft, downy buds, which are white and creamy green. No dried out grey/black buds here! I gave 1 tsp of leaf 3 minutes in water cooled to 175, and the resulting liquor is a very pale green, maybe with a tinge of yellow.
It tastes delicious. Cucumber is the first flavour I picked up; refreshing, cooling, slightly savoury. Then comes a little hay, which adds a delicate sweetness, and an almost thick creaminess. There's a light floral note right at then end of the sip. It's a smooth, eminently drinkable cup, with none of the "powderiness" I sometimes get from white tea. I reckon it's going to be a fabulous resteeper!
Based on this first cup, I can safely say that Teavivre will become my go-to retailer for fresh, flavourful white teas. The leaves are so fresh looking (I'm sure the foil packaging helps with this), and the taste is so much more developed than simply "sweet water", which is sometimes my impression of white tea.
Thanks so much to Angel and Teavivre for sending me a sample of this one. I'll definitely be back for more!
I find it hard to believe I haven't reviewed this one yet. I've certainly been drinking it for a little while! I'm sure I did write a note, but maybe steepster ate it. Or maybe I'm just mad.
I used 1 tsp of leaf, and added it to water of about 175 degrees for 2.5 minutes. I was a little taken aback by the colour of the liquor; it was quite a dark yellow-green shade, a shade I usually associate with bitterness or astringency.
Fortunately, it has none of these qualities. Instead, the sweet cherry flavor comes through first. It's quite mild, but there, and it's reasonably true-to-life. Not overwhelmingly candy-like, or reminiscent of cough medicine. The toasty rice is the second flavour, and, again it's pretty perfect as far as my tastes for genmaicha go. It's toasted without tasting burnt, or bitter, and it's not too overpowering. I had feared that it would disguise the cherry flavour altogether, but it doesn't. The final flavour is the mild, sweet, vegetal taste of the green tea. It's very smooth, and the "green", almost slightly grassy, flavour augments the fruitiness of the cherry perfectly. I catch just a hint of creamy cheesecake flavour right at the end of the sip, but nothing more than that. It's enough, though, and it really helps to round this one off perfectly. All elements present and accounted for!
While it's not my favourite of the cheesecake genmaichas, this makes for a very pleasant cup. Banana Cheesecake Genmaicha will probably always hold that crown for me, and I'd want the cherry here to be a fair bit more prominent if it were seriously going to challenge that. Even so, it's one of the better balanced genmaicha blends I've tried, and they can be hit and miss for me sometimes. Good work, Frank!
Tried a cup without milk today, and it's just as delicious and easy to drink. The sugary, candy-like sweetness is just beautiful, and the black base tea is light and smooth. It's an airy afternoon sugar rush, and a definite addition to my cupboard.
Second cup today, for which I used 1 tsp of leaf, brewed for 4 minutes in boiling water. I added a splash of milk. I'm getting a strong banana flavour this morning — almost candy banana, really, and which is absolutely delicious. There's a little almond and cinnamon kicking around in the background, and a hint of passionfruit. I got far more passionfruit in my previous cup, but I really like the banana I can taste this time. It's a really wonderful pairing, and makes for a great mid-morning cup! Delicious. One I'd really like to add to my cupboard in the near future.
I think I got to try it as well with hotter water – have been neglecting this tea, must try it with a few other brewing parameters.
black green blends are such a strange idea isn´t it? But I think Mariage Freres makes it work on a couple blends – my favorite example (and staple in my cupboard) is Casablanca.
A sample from Ysaurella. I enjoy Christmas in general (not as much as Halloween, though!), so it comes as a surprise to me that I've not tried all that many teas which attempt to capture the spirit, or essence, of Christmas. I can think of one or two, but none that spring to mind as readily as this one! Finally, thanks to Ysaurella, I have the chance to try it.
I chose a cool autumn day for my first tasting — I'm just too impatient to wait for December, or Christmas itself. I gave 1 tsp of leaf 3.5 minutes in boiling water. I made no additions to my first cup, but I think milk would work here. The base tea and flavouring seem robust enough to carry that.
The main flavour I can detect is clove, followed by orange/mandarin, and then cinnamon. The base tea is pleasantly malty, and adds a delicate sweetness that really seems to help enhance the almost savoury flavours. It's quite a heavy-tasting tea, and the aftertaste lingers long on the palate like a slow-fading memory of Christmases past. There's a very slight dryness, but I've come to expect that from spice teas in general.
This one does capture the scents and flavours of a traditional Christmas well enough for me. Christmas isn't always a happy time of year for me, though, so some of that is very bittersweet. This would be the perfect cosy tea for a cold winter day, though. It's a spot-on evocation of winter, and traditional happy family Christmases.
I also have a sample of this one from Cteresa, so this afternoon's cup comes courtesy of her. I gave 1 tsp of leaf approximately 3 minutes in boiling water, and added a splash of milk. The taste is a little different to the previous cup I tried. This time, I'm getting a flavour much more reminiscent of rum raisin ice cream. There's a very clear raisin flavour, followed by a tang of rum (navy, rather than white), almost as if rum infused raisins had been added to the tea base. There's also a sweet, silky creaminess, which I'm assuming is the vanilla, and which is so reminiscent of ice cream it's almost unreal. At the very end of the sip, there's a hint of dark chocolate. It's deep, dark, decadent and delicious.
Last time I drank a cup of this, I was a little cautious with the brew time. I think the extra minute helps the flavour immensely, although I definitely need milk to cut through the tiny bit of astringency that creates. This is such a boozy, intriguing cup, it almost feels wrong to be drinking it at work! Gorgeous, through, except now I'd also like a bowl of ice cream. Ah well, I can dream sweet dreams until it's time to go home!


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... in the apps/[app-name]/conf/httpd-app.conf file. This is because, in my case, an .htaccess file wants to use rewrite rules, that are not allowed with FollowSymLinks AND SymLinksIfOwnerMatch turned off.
If your conf file already has a line with Options ..., you can just add FollowSymLinks to the list of options. You could end up with something like this:
Options ...
Options Indexes MultiViews FollowSymLinks
This should work :
The instructions says that you add a separate .htaccess containing the lines above to the wp-admin folder - and leave the main .htaccess, in the root, alone.
if that don't help , you can try this:
copy the .htaccess file as is from the wp-admin and placed it in the root folder and bingo!
It should work ! if you face new error after this let us know.
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SecFilterScanPOST Off
If you are using the iThemes Security plugin (former Better WP security) please refer to the answer provided by Mikeys4u.
Also, there is a similar thread related to this plugin on the WordPress support: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-reset-ithemes-security-plugin-to-fix-issues
Make sure you backup your database before trying any of the solutions.
As said previously add this
Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from all
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An armed gunman has taken an unknown number of hostages at a Sydney cafe in a siege which started on Monday morning. Five people have fled from the cafe. Below is a timeline of the events as they unfolded.
The drama started at 9.45am local time (10.45pm GMT).
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A woman carried out by police from the Lindt Cafe after police stormed the Sydney cafe where a gunman had been holding hostages
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People run with hands up from the Lindt Cafe as police stormed the Sydney cafe where a gunman was holding hostages
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Hostages run towards armed tactical responce police as they run to freedom from a cafe under siege at Martin Place in the central business district of Sydney
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An injured hostage is wheeled to an ambulance after shots were fired during the cafe siege in Sydney
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A blood-stained stretcher is wheeled to an ambulance after shots were fired during the cafe siege in Sydney
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Paramedics remove a stretcher covered in a bloodstained blanket from the Sydney cafe stormed by Australian security forces as hostages were being held at gunpoint
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An injured hostage is wheeled to an ambulance after shots were fired during the cafe siege in Sydney
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Police escort a hostage (2ndR) with the help of a paramedic (R) during a hostage siege in the central business district of Sydney
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Armed Australian police carry out an operation outside the cafe following an operation in the central business district of Sydney
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Armed Australian police engage in an operation outside the cafe following an operation in the central business district of Sydney
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Police push back a member of the public who tried to get into a building located near the Lindt cafe, where hostages are being held, at Martin Place in central Sydney
A female hostage stands by the front entrance of the cafe as she turns the lights off
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Armed tactical response police personnel stand watch into the evening near a cafe under siege by a gunman at Martin Place in the central business district of Sydney
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A hostage runs towards a police officer outside a cafe, where other hostages are being held in Sydney
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A hostage runs towards a police officer outside a cafe, where other hostages are being held, in Martin Place in central Sydney
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A female employee hostage at the cafe manages to escape from the Lindt Chocolate cafe in Martin Place
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A hostage runs to armed tactical response police officers for safety after she escaped from a cafe under siege at Martin Place in the central business district of Sydney
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Two hostages run for cover behind a policeman during a hostage siege in a cafe in Sydney
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A hostage runs to safety outside the Lindt Cafe, Martin Place
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An armed policeman is seen in Phillip St in Sydney
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Police officers position themselves at a corner near Lindt cafe in Martin Place, where hostages are being held, in central Sydney
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Hostages at the window
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This image taken from video shows a man believed to be a gunman inside a cafe in Sydney
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Catherine Burn, Deputy Commissioner of the Specialist Operations speaks to the media in relation to the Sydney hostage incident at Sydney Police Centre
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People standing behind a police cordon look towards Lindt cafe in Martin Place, where hostages are being held, in central Sydney
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Pedestrians are allowed under New South Wales (NSW) police tape during a siege in Martin Place
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Armed police patrol in Sydney. Major landmarks, including the Sydeny Opera House, have been evacuated as police respond to a hostage situation inside a Martin Place cafe
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Firemen are seen at a barricade on Castlereigh Street in Sydney
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A woman is assisted as a group of people are evacuated by police from a building next to Lindt cafe in Martin Place
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Police close a street where a cafe is being used to hold hostages in the central business district of Sydney
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Police closed roads in the area and also stopped some trains from running after the alert was raised at about 9.45am on Monday local time.
10.45pm - Emergency services called to the Lindt Chocolat Cafe in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Early reports suggest a possible siege with an unknown number of hostages in the building.
11.09pm - The first images are released, appearing to show the hostages inside the cafe with their hands in the air in surrender.
11.15pm - Two female hostages appear to hold a black Islamic flag containing Arabic writing against the cafe window.
11.24pm - People in nearby buildings are evacuated.
12.18am - Initial reports from the scene suggest around a dozen customers were inside the cafe in the moments before the siege took hold - with one man believed to be the hostage-taker.
12.49am - Reports from the scene say a police tactical assault team has entered the building with gas masks and shotguns.
12.59am - The first images of the suspected hostage-taker emerge - he is believed to be armed.
1.37am - Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott holds a press conference saying he is not sure if the siege is politically motivated and urges Australians to go about their business as usual. He adds: "I can think of almost nothing more distressing or terrifying than to be caught up in such a situation, and our hearts go out to those people."
2.33am - Updated reports suggest the number of hostages is actually far higher than first suspected - with up to 40 or 50 people now believed to be locked inside.
2.53am - American President Barack Obama is briefed about the siege as rumours surface that the incident may involve an improvised explosive device.
3am - Police say they are still unsure of the gunman's motivation. They confirm there is one armed offender holding "an undisclosed number of hostages" but say detectives are yet to establish direct contact with the gunman.
4.37am - A breakthrough for police, as three hostages are released from the cafe.
5.07am - NSW deputy police commissioner Catherine Burn says there is nothing to indicate the hostages have been physically harmed. She says: "We now have numerous police working on who this person is and what those motivations might be." She adds that the number of hostages is believed to be less than 30.
5.59am - Two further hostages - both female members of staff - are released, bringing the total to five.
7.11am - PM Mr Abbott makes another statement regarding the siege after chairing a meeting of the Cabinet's National Security Committee. He says: "It is profoundly shocking that innocent people should be held hostage by an armed person claiming political motivation."
8.12am - His UK counterpart, David Cameron, tweets: "I was briefed overnight on the siege in Sydney. It's deeply concerning and my thoughts are with all those caught up in it."
8.30pm - Mr Scipione suggests that the siege could last for days, saying NSW police have many officers involved in the operation, but says: "We are certainly looking to increase those numbers in coming days if this drags on." He also states negotiators have made contact with the hostage-taker.
8.45am - The hostage suspect is "known" to Australian police and media, according to reports, but police have asked for his identity not to be broadcast.
9 p.m. — Lights inside the cafe are switched off. Police outside put on night googles.
9.40pm - The siege passes the 12-hour mark, with hostages continuing to be held by a gunman. Reports suggest the gunman's identity is known to some media, who have taken the decision not to publish.
9.51pm - The #illridewithyou hashtag, which was started in support of Australian Muslims, receives 65,000 tweets in three hours, according to BBC Trending.
1.10am - Police say they believe the man who seized hostages is self-styled Muslim cleric Man Haron Monis, 49.
2.08am - At least five more hostages flee the scene of the siege and sprint into the waiting arms of police - the first movement for nine hours.
2.20am - Armed police storm the cafe amid a frenzy of gunfire.
2.45am - NSW Police confirm the incident has concluded. They tweet: "Sydney siege is over."
3.20am - Reports from Australia suggest two people - the gunman and one hostage - have died.
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There is little agreement as to the overall structure of the book. Many would divide it into two segments: chs. 1-3 and chs. 4-14, but few agree on how to differentiate the content of the two sections. It is tempting to call chs. 1-3 the parable and chs. 4-14 the interpretation. However, ch. 2 is as much interpretation as is anything after ch. 3. From this uncertainty, the points of agreement become even fewer, for the materials in chs. 4-14 show no clear organizing principle. Therefore, the following suggestions should be taken as suggestions only.
Chs. 1-3 may be seen as an introduction, setting the stage for the rest of the book, both by means of Hosea's experience and by means of an explanation of the parallels between Hosea and God. Then chs. 4-14 expand upon the basic points already made. This expansion does not seem to follow any particular order, as noted above. However, there are three points at which offers of restoration seem to coincide with the end of a previous discussion. These occur at 6:1-3; 11:8-11; and 14:1-9. On this basis, it may be possible to subdivide chs. 4-14 into three segments: 4:1-6:3; 6:4-11:11; 11:12-14:9. The first segment dwells on the causes of Israel's sin: the corruption of the leaders; the second details the rebelliousness of Israel; and the third emphasizes their failure to learn the lessons of the past.
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Friday Talkback: What's in a name?
"What's in a name?" We have heard these famous words of Shakespeare's many times, but have you ever considered just how much of our identities are wrapped up in our names?
It's often the first thing we're asked. It's how we identify ourselves to others. But do you like the name you've been given? Are your parents to blame, do you think?
You have the ability to change it - would you? Have you? Have you taken your partner's surname? Is your name hard to pronounce? Do you constantly correct people on how to say or spell it?
Maybe you have a nickname which has basically become your 'real' name? How did you get it? Do you use it to go online to chat or date anonymously? Or on social media?
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Wolfie Rankin :
31 Aug 2012 12:34:35am
I am a Furry, and like many in our sub-culture, I use a Furry name to identify myself to others.
Likewise I also use a Furry Avatar, A white werewolf.
I had the name before I knew what a furry was, around 1986, and I got "Rankin" from Second Life not that long ago.
A few months back I considered changing my name to Wolfie Rankin via deed poll, but backed out because there is some security in a second name, that an Mum gave it to me, so, even though I don't like it all that much, there is an emotional attachment with it.
Liddy Nevile :
31 Aug 2012 9:10:57am
Please don't laugh at people with hyphenated names - some cultures expect them - eg Spaniards have a double last name showing mother's and father's families - these change over gens - why does Natasha think her way is the best?
Please be respectful, Natasha.
Astrid Tiefholz-Devine :
31 Aug 2012 9:21:55am
My father was a German migrant who married my Tasmanian mother. As was the custom at the time, my mother surrendered her name, Devine.
My mother was a strong, intelligent woman from a family of strong women, many of whom married migrants.
While I love my father, and was always glad to have his surname (difficult to spell though it is!), I was always conscious that the trunk of my family tree was the stalwart Devine clan, headed up by my grandmother.
I kept my name when I got married, and was glad of that when I divorced. My son has a double-barrelled name, which was important to me.
When my mother died suddenly in a car accident in 2010, my maternal family pulled together tightly to support the survivors. It was then that I felt compelled to add my mother's maiden name to my name. I didn't want my dad to feel bad about this - he and my mother had been married for 48 years at the time of her death - I needed to have a clear label that linked me to her family.
As for the passing down of double-barrelled names through generations - when I took my mother's name, my son wanted to add all his grandparental names to his! I had to explain to him, at age 9, that this would be beyond unwieldy.
We both feel the need to shorten our names sometimes for brevity, and we both default to Tiefholz - me, because my nursing registration is in that name, and my son does likewise because it matches mine.
The decision to have our names as we do is in no way a slight to any of our parents or grandparents. It is about acknowledging our roots in ways that are meaningful to us. If my son should marry or partner, I would be completely respectful of how they chose to structure their names and those of their children.
It's true that you can't have names stretching on indefinitely in long chains, but I do think that patrilineage is not the best fit for all families.
I am very happy to be badged for my German heritage as well as for the social heritage of my mother's family.
anne-marie willis :
31 Aug 2012 9:32:32am
This should be a text/facebook/whatever, but I don't have these.
My father died when I was seven. My mother remarried. My sister married. I didn't (though I have been with my partner for 27 years). I am proud to have kept my father's name. It's one of the things that has drawn me closer to him over the years.
George Wilkie-King :
31 Aug 2012 9:33:37am
talk about inclusiveness and expediency. My Grandfather changed his Chinese name in the 1920s from Hing to King. He then took his mothers (Scottish) maiden name (Wilkie) and combined them. Primarily because of the White Australia Policy and because he was a sugarcane farmer in Northern Queensland doing business to agents "down south". Before the days of telephones and the internet all business was done by mail so as far as the agents were concerned they were dealing with an Englishman not a Chinese Gentleman.
Di Pearton :
31 Aug 2012 9:33:41am
I kept my own name when I married in 1986 when feminism was more active than today. I didn't even think about it and it has never been a problem.
Our four children have my name as their middle name, their father's surname. My son did swap his middle and surname for a time, but his friends started using his father's name as a nickname, defeating the purpose! LOL!
Jim :
31 Aug 2012 9:36:48am
As regards family history problems, family pride or parents' feelings, by changing a name by deed poll, the birth name will prevail on death.
Only by changing the name on the birth certificate will the new name persist after death.
Lucinda :
31 Aug 2012 9:37:02am
My children have my partners name and I have retained my own. It was my decision. I was so in love with my children and the birth process was so powerful I felt it was the least I could do for my partners was to give them his name. Now ten years on I sometimes wish we, as a family, had the same name.
Caz :
31 Aug 2012 9:38:17am
Ever since I was young I was known by my surname by friends at school. This persisted throughout my life so that I only used my birth first name for legal reasons. My deciding moment came when my second marriage ended.. I was considering returning to my maiden name but realised how ridiculous and confusing it would be so I changed both my first and my surname. My original surname became my first name and I took the surname of my daughter as my own surname. Complicated but a great result and I will never change again!!
Flandrensis :
31 Aug 2012 9:58:29am
I love it.. christian names... say alot about the parents and the families not necessarily the kids (personality wise)
As an amateur family historian christian names that were surnames are great clues to family connections and is like a jigsaw puzzle ie. Paul Griffin Jones, or
Jonathan Livingstone Seton. Or sometimes the second christian name may give the clue.
What of those that have upteen names having been named after some saints or bible characters..
David, Sampson, Eve,Esther, Adam, Joshua or Oprah? haha.. some not quite getting the spelling right.
It is funny when parents choose names that cannot be changed ie. Brit.. so short and cute and then when the kid gets to school they call her Vita Brit...
Back in the older days (now I am giving away my age)my father use to call me fanny even though that is not my christian name. Lots of girls were once referred to as fanny.. I think it is hilarious what can happen to a name and how people feel about their name.
My real name has a spiritual meaning that is good. God is gracious. God's gift. It tells me that my parents knew I was a special delivery from above. I think people would choose more wisely and children would appreciate their names more if they understood the meaning, history and family heritage/origins that belong to their names be they christian or surname.
Many do not become aware of the significance of their own christian name and surname until much later in life. I think names and genealogy and the family of man (as in names, surnames, families, tribes, cultures etc) should be studied in primary school.
It would help improve our general education and our relationships on earth. It would also make the study of history much more relevant to the here and now.
In bible days names were meant to be a blessing..or have specials significance or meaning. We fall short these days.. some trendy names are just too stupid and one has to wonder what the parents were thinking? or where their heads are at? Weird is an understatement..
I use the Flandrensis as it the latin
equivalent of my surname
Susan :
31 Aug 2012 10:00:14am
My first son has my maiden name as a second middle name. I had no problem in changing my name when I got married, but the family name ended with my father. My son knows that his name is special, and is quite proud of the fact that he is the only person in the family with four names! It will be up to him whether he chooses to pass it on.
But my father's sister was delighted when we chose to give our son the family name. My grandmother had urged her to give her son the name as a middle name, but she thought that was a bit silly. As it turned out, her son ended up as the only grandson, and so she had always regretted not using the name.
Jo Petersen :
31 Aug 2012 10:07:23am
My family's surname on my mother's side is 'Bull'. I was named after my father, who died soon after I was born. While I love and respect my mothers family I am actually quite glad that I did not receive the surname 'Bull'
Even tho I have many relatives on both sides of my family, I am the only one in my family who carries my name. If I ever get married and have children to my partner I'm not sure if I wish to part my surname for this reason. There is just so much in a name!
Liz :
31 Aug 2012 10:19:53am
Last year, after several decades of being increasingly ostracised by my family, I changed my family name. While I was about it, I changed my first name from Elizabeth to Liz, which I've always used anyway. I also changed my middle name to my grandmother's name, as she was the only family member who ever loved me.
Neither of my sisters made any comment, though my brother made a point of asking why I'd done it. My parents died long ago, while my cousins and aunt's responses ranged from a refusal to discuss it to a refusal to accept it. All these responses confirmed that I'd done the right thing, though I was surprised at how little the change affected my unhappiness at my ostracism. I guess I had subconsciously hoped that the change would result in my siblings realising how unacceptable their behaviour had been.
As I am single, there is no issue for genealogists - I have no descendants to get confused. In a way, that's a pity, because I chose a fabulous, totally unique new name, which now will die out with me.
athro dai :
31 Aug 2012 10:23:10am
I had to give up on my first Christian name when I went to University and had to sit in waiting lines for interviews. Interviewers call you by your first given name. I got used to it. Anglosaxon surnames often reflect long-gone crafts: Smith, Wright, Cook, for examples. Among the landed gentry, hyphenated names helped keep family names alive despite one generation producing only daughters: Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, for example (Richard N. of that name was already authoring zoology research reports as "R N T-W-Fiennes" by the 1950s). Newly-overrun colonies often get the victor's surname-style imposed: "Jones" and "Muirhead" for example (both Celtic). In the Spanish-speaking sector, married women do not lose their surnames. Everyone has a pair of surnames: your father's first surname becomes your first, and your mother's becomes your second, as in Mr Rodríguez Zapatero and Mrs Fulana Terremoto will have children named "Rodríguez Fulana". Iceland does it differently: Gudrun's daughters all have the surname "Gudrunsdottir", and all her sons by Johani will be "Johanissons". Christened names now create intrigue, because so many people trawl thru books of "Names for your Baby" that tell you the alleged meanings of names: "John" = "beloved of God" etc. The multiplicity in English spelling enables "Jesiah" instead of "Josiah". Religion causes half of all Spanish-speaking men to be named "José" after the putative father (padre putativo) of Jesús, so they get "Pepé" for a nickname and use their second baptismal names for idividuality. English-only speakers cannot handle foreign names like "Alejandro" so those guys settle for "Alex". There's heaps and heaps to wonder at about names.
Felicity :
31 Aug 2012 10:56:52am
I was named Felicity thanks to the good behaviour of my sister Mary. When my mother was pregnant with me Mary was 4 years old. My Mum says that Mary was so well behaved and such a joy that she contemplated changing Mary's name to "Joy". Instead, she named me Felicity, which means joy and happiness. To this day Mary remains a joy. Thanks Mum. Thanks Mary.
Peter Law (mom is nee Holmsen) :
31 Aug 2012 12:14:30pm
My Gt Grandfather and his brother came to Australia as 'Holmsens' from Norway.
One came to WA, that's us.
The other went to QLD where they changed their name because it was to Germanic - to Holm &/or Holmes around early 1900's.
Now I'm doing our family treé, ALL the QLD mob have dissapeared, all of them.
It's so sad for us as it is a very unique name in Australia.
We have a very extensive tree going back to 1641 mostly in Norway.
They lived around Mayfield, Newcastle, NSW.
I think one girl married a 'Kentish'.
It's so hard to get anywhere with information that is 'recent'.
So I have found that asking living people is really really crucial.
Taryn Waters :
31 Aug 2012 2:17:06pm
I kept my surname when I got married because I grew up in a country town where people knew how families fitted together. My mum and her brothers and sisters had different surnames, but everyone knew they belonged together.
I don't live in that community any more and felt like I needed to retain that sense of belonging.
My child has the paternal surname, but that same 'knowing and belonging' works for us again, because we are seen together to be a family. And as a family people refer to us collectively by my husband's surname, and I love that.
Heather :
01 Sep 2012 10:02:47am
I was looking forward to applying for a passport, but found the process frustrating, expensive and offensive. I was married in 1971 and changed my family name. I was divorced in 1985, but decided to keep my married name for my two small children.
The passport application required registered birth certificate and proof of change of name. I presented the original wedding certificate and was told 'that is what you framed and hung on your wall' insensitive I thought. I needed to apply for and provide a registered wedding certificate which would take another 3 weeks, at an additional cost of $43. Divorced for 27 years now, I was surprised at how deeply it affected me.
Ken Bull :
01 Sep 2012 10:21:14pm
I was one of the callers, near the end of the program. I gave my daughter her mother's surname, because I believe it was and is in the best interests of my daughter and I did not have the usual connection that people have to their family name. On a different note, I have an interest in the meanings of (European) surnames, have researched them for many years and written on the subject. Much enjoyed the program thanks.
Digby Habel :
02 Sep 2012 9:42:25am
One of your callers noted her disappointment with not being able to recognise her mother's name within her own name because our tradition to have surnames that follow the father's line.
However, while in Iceland last year I noted that many women have a second name that follows the mother's name. For example, Eva Mínervudóttir's name means Eva the daughter of Minerva. Men can also use this option but I understand that it is rarer.
Paul :
04 Sep 2012 9:58:58am
I was christened Richard Paul. My mother wanted to call me Paul Richard (Richard being my grandfather's name( but that would have made my initials PRC, my mother decided kids could be very cruel with those initials. So she named me Richard Paul.....and then called me Paul.
Of course when I go to a govt dept, doctor and a number of other places, they want my first name. If I give Paul it doesn't show up in the records. I get called Richard and really don't recognise the name. It's been a source of annoyance for me all my life. For a while I thought about changing it legally to Paul Richard......but I just deal with it.....not really a big deal.....just a regular irritation.


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A little girl was in the highway and she was about to be hit by a speeding truck.
I pushed her out of the way in the nick of time but I got struck.
When that truck hit me, it sent me to be with the Lord.
I saved that little girl's life and now Heaven is my reward.
Up here there is no illness and everybody is kind to one another.
Now that little girl is grown up and she just became a mother.
People probably mourned when they learned that I was gone.
I had to pay with my life but at least I gave that sweet girl a chance to live on.
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States"> The bill vetoed by Schwarzenegger last year was considered by many to be bellwether legislation for other states considering RFID legislation. The American Civil Liberties Union backed Simitians 2006 bill. Since the 2007-08 bills are essentially the same effort broken into smaller parts, its likely their passage could have a similar impact. "We have put much of our effort into getting California to pass this legislation," Tim Sparapani, legislative council for the national ACLU office, in Washington, said in a September 2006 interview with eWEEK. "We think the bill draws the right lines. RFID can be incredibly useful when shipping certain goods, but not when used to track people."If this most recent bill becomes a law, California will join Wisconsin and North Dakota as states that have already banned forced RFID implementation. Other states could move a little faster with the passage of similar legislation, Simitian said. "When a state the size of California weighs in, it attracts attention," he said. "And the fact that I am a Silicon Valley legislator speaks a lot." The National Institute of Standards and Technology describes potential dangers of implementing RFID. Click here to read more. However, while Simitians most recent effort is getting a lot of support from Californias media outletsthe Los Angeles Times, The Orange Country Register, The Press Enterprise and San Jose Mercury News have come out in favor of the billthe RFID industry is not offering its support of it. "Frankly I am surprised and disappointed that industry wouldnt back the bill," said Simitian. "I thought this is one where we ought to find common ground." He said he sees several possibilities where RFID implantable chips could be used as a coercive device. "In a hospital where technology is implanted, the bill says it can only be done with the knowledge and consent of the patient," Simitian said. On Sept. 4, VeriMed, of Delray Beach, Fla., announced that more than 90 Alzheimers patients and caregivers received the VeriMed RFID implantable chip as part of the companys Patient Identification Project with Alzheimers Community Care, a voluntary, two-year, 200-patient project to evaluate the effectiveness of the VeriMed Patient Identification System in managing the records of Alzheimers patients and their caregivers. The other possibility addressed in the bill is a government entitythe state of California, for examplemaking CalWorks benefits contingent on recipients getting chipped. Another clear potential for chip implantation coercion is in the military, law enforcement or prison populations, where the technology could be required for identification. "RFID does a great job of identifying a document, but not necessarily the document holder. There is an incentive to take that to the next level with subdermal implants," said Simitian. In 2004, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first human implantable RFID chip, called VeriChip. About the size of a grain of rice, the VeriChip is designed to be implanted in the fatty tissue of a persons arm and, for starters, carry a persons medical history. But the VeriChip is also being looked at by countries around the world that are interested in using the implantable chip as a source of identity. The attorney general of Mexico and 18 staff members have been implanted with the chips, according to media reports, as have about 170 Mexico City law enforcement officials, who hope to be tracked if they are ever kidnapped. Last year VeriChips Board Chairman Scott Silverman held informal meetings with U.S. Navy and Air Force leaders to suggest a feasibility study of its VeriMed system, according to media reports. Its not clear if the studies are under way. A VeriChip spokesperson was unavailable at press time. Check out eWEEK.coms for the latest news, reviews and analysis on mobile and wireless computing.
Sparapani said that California is where a large percentage of the U.S. population lives. If a controversial bill is passed there, other states tend to take notice. The thought is, said Sparapani and others, that if California passes legislation that mandates some basic privacy and security practices around RFID, others states and industries will follow suit.
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Nissan's Infiniti badge again will hold off on mass-production of its electric vehicle in order to focus on overall sales.
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Infiniti suffered a huge blow a few weeks ago when CEO Johan de Nysschen jumped ship after two years on the job to take the helm at Cadillac. As boss, he spearheaded change within the Japanese luxury brand and was among the biggest champions of the Q50 Eau Rouge. However, the company is far from sunk. Plans put in place prior to de Nysschen leaving are still on the table, according to Nissan product planner Andy Palmer to Automotive News, and that could mean a rosy future for the once AWOL LE se
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While we had been told it was coming in 2014, the exact release date of the production version of the Infiniti LE concept might just might hinge on something you can't see and that the Japanese automaker can't control: wireless charging infrastructure. That's the word from Autocar, which talked to Nissan executive vice president Andy Palmer, who admits that wireless charging "is this technology we want to shine a light on, so while there is no world standard on methods, the rollout will be depen
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This year's New York Auto Show brought many new cars out of their secret design studios and into view, most for the very first time. The Viper returned and the Delorean Electric was priced, but below are the entries that caught our eyes most.
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New File: Take a new document with black background as I have.
Write Text: Choose Horizontal type tool (T key) and make formatting to write text as here.
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Make duplicate layer and give "stroke" effect as given up but change color "7dfc55".
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Iomic Mid Evolution$26.00
Geotech 2014 RF800 A-Spec Non Conforming Driver Head OnlySpecial Price $282.45 Regular Price $300.00
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