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At 6.30am, two men arrived at the gates of Downing Street asking to be let in to see the Prime Minister. The policeman on the gate phoned through to Charles Powell, who was already at his desk. The two turned out to be Tory backbenchers Michael Brown and Edward Leigh. Powell gave them coffee and explained the PM was dressing and asked them to wait. They waited and waited – in vain. They were still there when the Cabinet convened at 9am. They were put out of their misery only when the PM's political secretary John Whittingdale told them what they had already guessed. She was resigning. Tears streamed down Brown's face as he left No 10 by a back door, thus avoiding waiting TV cameras in Downing Street.
At 7am, Cecil Parkinson was barely awake. The shrilling of the telephone put paid to that. It was Chris Chope, one of his junior ministers and a key member of the No Turning Back Group. "She's going," he said. "You've got to do something." Parkinson had last seen the PM at 6pm the previous evening, before her confidence had been shattered by the meetings with her cabinet members. So confident was he that she was heading for victory, and that the Cabinet was supporting her, he went out to dinner with his wife and some friends. A few hours earlier, The Sun's Trevor Kavanagh had got wind of what was about to happen and had rung the Parkinson house to check if he knew anything. Parkinson had already gone to bed and his wife Ann, a close friend of the PM, said she didn't want to wake him. Had she done so, Parkinson would have hot-footed it to Downing Street.
After Chope's phone call, Parkinson immediately phoned No 10, only to be told that the PM was under the hair dryer and that he should phone back in 30 minutes. In desperation, he then phoned his friend of 20 years' standing, Norman Tebbit. Tebbit had been with her until late the previous night working on her speech for the Censure debate. He told Parkinson the game was up and that her mind would not be changed. Parkinson decided it was pointless to phone No 10 again.
By 7.30am, Andrew Turnbull had been at his desk for an hour already. He sat there unable to concentrate. He spoke to the Prime Minister several times a day, but he knew their next conversation would probably be a fairly momentous one. The call came. It was the news he had expected, as the Prime Minister asked him to put in place the formal arrangements for her resignation announcement. The next call he made was to the Palace to arrange for the formalities of an audience with the Queen.
Woodrow Wyatt called in a last-ditch attempt to make the PM change her mind, but for once, she wouldn't take his call. In fact, she didn't take calls from anyone until after the Vote of Censure debate was over, later in the afternoon.
Peter Morrison phoned Douglas Hurd and John Major to advise them of the Prime Minister's decision. John Wakeham and Kenneth Baker were also tipped off by Morrison. Shortly after 8am, Denis Thatcher phoned his daughter. "There have been all sorts of consultations and your mother ..." Carol interrupted him. "I know, Dad." Nothing further was said.
At 8.30 every Thursday morning, it was usual for the Prime Minister to hold a short briefing in preparation for Prime Minister's Questions. As usual, Bernard Ingham, Charles Powell and John Whittingdale were with her. It was a subdued meeting and no one was really concentrating.
The regular Thursday cabinet meetings were a matter of routine for most of those who attended them. This one was different. Cabinet meetings normally start at 10.30am, but this one had been brought forward so as not to clash with a memorial service for Lady Home, which was to be held later in the morning at St Margaret's Church. Normally, the Cabinet would gather for coffee 15 minutes before the meeting and gossip about the latest political machinations, before the Prime Minister would rush into the room, apparently always in a hurry. That was the signal for the rest of them to take their seats around the famous oval table.
But on this morning the atmosphere was strained to say the least. The few remaining Thatcher loyalists eyed up the rest of their cabinet colleagues and could barely bring themselves to speak. In her memoirs, Margaret Thatcher recalls: "They stood with their backs against the wall looking in every direction except mine." According to Cecil Parkinson, Kenneth Clarke was the only one who was showing the remotest sign of life, telling "anybody who cared to listen that if the PM did not resign before noon that day, he would do so himself".
Thatcher's arrival was normally the signal for everyone to file into the room and take their places, but it seemed there was a delay. John MacGregor had been held up in traffic. The awkward silence continued for an unbearable 10 minutes. At 9.10, the Cabinet filed in. The PM was in her usual chair, halfway along the table in front of the fireplace. They took their places in silence – even the sound of the chairs being pulled back seemed to grate. For the first time in living memory, the woman who had dominated her Cabinet for 11 years seemed powerless. The aura had gone. Still, there was silence. Cecil Parkinson noticed her reddened, swollen eyes. A carton of tissues sat next to her on the table. While the cabinet members were taking their seats, she picked a tissue and dabbed her eyes. The dreadful silence continued. Slowly, Margaret Thatcher opened her handbag and pulled out a creased piece of paper. The Cabinet knew what was coming, but the performance had to be played out nonetheless. She read in a slow, halting, and emotional manner:
"Having consulted widely among my colleagues, I have concluded that the unity of the party and the prospects of victory in a general election would be better served if I stood down to enable cabinet colleagues to enter the ballot for the leadership. I should like to thank all those in the Cabinet and outside who have given me such dedicated support."
She faltered several times and broke down sobbing. She wasn't the only one. David Waddington, Tony Newton, John Gummer, Michael Howard and John Wakeham were all in tears. Cecil Parkinson later wondered why Mr Wakeham should be so upset, when it was he, in Parkinson's opinion, who had largely brought about the events they were witnessing.
Halfway through the statement she was so upset that Cecil Parkinson, already on a light fuse, shouted to the Lord Chancellor, who was sitting to her left: "For Christ's sake, you read it, James." Lord Mackay briefly put his arm round her shoulder and said gently, "Let me read it, Prime Minister." This brief interjection broke the unbearable tension and allowed the Prime Minister a few moments to gather herself. She stiffened both in resolve and body language and said, "No! I can read it myself."
Norman Lamont recalls her "referring to the events of the last few days and to the advice she had had 'from so many of you' that she could not win and should not fight on. The way she put it implied that she did not agree and thought us spineless". It was after these words that the worst breakdown occurred.
James Mackay, the Lord Chancellor, then read out a short tribute to the Prime Minister. She listened, eyes glistening and red, and broke down again. She regained composure and told the Cabinet it must unite behind a candidate to beat Michael Heseltine. "We must protect what we believe in," she flashed.
Kenneth Baker then spoke in his capacity as chairman of the party. "You have and will always continue to have the love and loyalty of the party. You have a very special place in the heart of the party. You have led us to victory three times and you would have done so again. Those who have served you recognise that they have been in touch with greatness." He, also, was close to tears.
Douglas Hurd referred to this "whole wretched business" and said he wanted to put on record the superb way in which the Prime Minister had conducted business at the Paris conference, particularly the pressures of the leadership election.
The Prime Minister then called a halt, saying she could deal with routine matters but not sympathy. She was still in a highly emotional state and felt she might lose her composure entirely if such tributes went on for much longer. She ended proceedings by telling the Cabinet that any new leader would have her total and devoted support. It was assumed this did not include Michael Heseltine. "Well, now that's out of the way, let's get on with the rest of the business," she said.
The meeting broke for 10 minutes and coffee was served. Courtesy calls were made to the other party leaders and the Speaker. The atmosphere was considerably lighter. A formal statement was issued by the Downing Street Press Office at 9.25.
The Cabinet resumed and skimmed through the rest of the normal agenda by 10.15. Douglas Hurd's mind was elsewhere, though. He knew that events would move fast. Kenneth Baker passed a note to Hurd asking if he had come to an agreement with John Major about the candidacy. Hurd sent a note back saying they were issuing a joint statement declaring that they had worked closely together in the past but the best way of uniting the party was to let both their names go forward in the next ballot. He then passed the draft statement to Baker who regarded it as a "perfectly masterful composition". Hurd then tried to catch Tom King's eye to ask if he would act as his proposer on the second ballot. King didn't get the hint.
By the close of the meeting, the Prime Minister was close to tears again. She invited ministers to stay behind for yet more coffee. By now she was fully composed and was keen to know her colleagues' views on what might happen in the second ballot.
No one was keen to be the first to leave, although Douglas Hurd didn't hang around long. Cecil Parkinson's most vivid memory was when somebody – allegedly Kenneth Clarke – said: "We are going to pin regicide on Heseltine." For a moment the PM looked puzzled and issued a devastating reply: "Oh no, it wasn't Heseltine; it was the Cabinet." Parkinson says this was said without the slightest hint of rancour. "It was, to her, a simple statement of fact," he says.
Douglas Hurd, however, had other things on his mind and left immediately. Norman Lamont caught Michael Howard's eye. They were both anxious to go. While Heseltine was out there campaigning, important time was being lost. After what seemed an age, Margaret Thatcher sensed what others were thinking and told everyone to leave and "stop Heseltine".
As the Cabinet left Downing Street, Kenneth Baker made a short statement outside No 10: "This is a typically brave and selfless decision by the Prime Minister. Once again Margaret Thatcher has put her country and the party's interests before personal considerations. This will allow the party to elect a new leader to unite the party and build upon her immense successes. If I could just add a personal note, I am very saddened that our greatest peace-time Prime Minister has left government. She is an outstanding leader, not only of our country but also of the world. I do not believe we will see her like again."
John Wakeham followed suit. Asked about her mood, he said: "Well, her mood is, like always, she does her duty, she's – of course she's sad." It was rather an understatement. While Denis attended the memorial service for Lady Home, the Prime Minister was driven to Buckingham Palace, informing the Queen in person of her decision to resign. It was not a long audience. The Prime Minister was well aware she had the speech of her life to make in the House of Commons in just a few hours' time. It was to be an occasion she, and the country, would have cause to remember for many years to come.
'Margaret Thatcher: In Her Own Words' by Iain Dale is published by Biteback in paperback, £12.99 and in a three-CD box set at £19.99
The key players: Who were they, and where are they now?
Charles Powell
The Prime Minister's private secretary. Worked for John Major before career in business. Ennobled in 2000.
Michael Brown
Tory MP 1979-97. Now an independent political columnist.
Edward Leigh
Tory MP since 1983. Chaired the influential Public Accounts Committee for nine years. Now a Treasury financial adviser.
John Whittingdale
Thatcher's loyal political secretary. Became MP in 1992. Chairs the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee.
Cecil Parkinson
Thatcher's Transport Secretary. Stood down as an MP in 1992 and joined the House of Lords. Was party chairman in 1997-98.
Chris Chope
First elected in 1983. Junior minister to introduce poll tax. Defeated in 1992 but regained a seat in 1997.
Norman Tebbit
Quit front bench in 1987 to care for his wife, severely injured in IRA Brighton bomb. Ennobled in 1992. Prolific writer and blogger.
Andrew Turnbull
Thatcher's principal private secretary. Went on to become Cabinet Secretary.
Woodrow Wyatt
A former Labour MP, later became an admirer of Thatcher. Newspaper columnist and chairman of the Tote. Died in 1997.
Peter Morrison
Tory MP 1974-92. Was PM's parliamentary aide in 1990 and led her campaign to remain leader.
Douglas Hurd
Foreign Secretary when she stood down – a role he continued under Major until 1995. Ennobled in 1997.
John Major
Chancellor under Thatcher. Defeated Michael Heseltine and Douglas Hurd with Thatcher's support to become youngest PM for more than 100 years. Won 1992 election but resoundingly defeated in 1997. Remained MP until 2001. Refused peerage.
John Wakeham
Energy Secretary under Thatcher and Major. Became a peer in 1992; Leader of the House of Lords until 1994.
Kenneth Baker
Tory party chairman 1989-90. Promoted to Home Secretary under Major. Quit the Government in 1992 and the Commons for the Lords in 1997.
Denis Thatcher
PM's much-mocked husband. Self-described as "honest-to-God right-winger". Died in 2003.
Carol Thatcher
Prime Minister's daughter. Won I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! in 2005.
Bernard Ingham
Journalist turned civil servant. Thatcher's chief press secretary 1979-90. Knighted in her resignation honours list, now a columnist.
Kenneth Clarke
Health Secretary in Thatcher's final cabinet. Home Secretary and Chancellor under Major. After three doomed leadership bids, retired to back benches before being appointed Justice Secretary in David Cameron's coalition government.
John MacGregor
Made Leader of the Commons days before Thatcher's resignation. Later Major's Transport Secretary. Left the Commons for the Lords in 2001.
David Waddington
Thatcher's last Home Secretary; moved to the Lords when Major became leader.
Tony Newton
Social Security Secretary under Thatcher and Major, defeated in 1997 and joined the Lords.
John Gummer
Party chairman and later Agriculture Minister under Thatcher, promoted to Environment Secretary by Major. Left the Commons in May, and joined the Lords.
Michael Howard
Thatcher's last Employment Secretary; served in Major's Cabinet including Home Secretary. Elected Tory leader in 2003, leading them to historic third defeat in 2005, before retiring to the back benches. Retired as an MP in May 2010, and joined the Lords.
Lord Mackay
Scottish advocate served as Lord Chancellor from 1987-97.
Norman Lamont
Thatcher's Treasury Chief Secretary. As Major's Chancellor oversaw disastrous Black Wednesday and Britain's withdrawal from the ERM, with a young David Cameron advising. Quit government after Major tried to demote him. Left the Commons in 1997. Became Lord Lamont of Lerwick in 1998.
Michael Heseltine
Quit as Thatcher's Defence Secretary over the Westland affair to sit on the back benches. Major's Trade and later Environment Secretary before becoming Deputy Prime Minister in 1995. Ennobled in 2001. Head of coalition's £1.4bn regional growth fund.
Tom King
Long-serving cabinet minister, was Defence Secretary when Thatcher quit and continued under Major during Gulf War. Left Commons and joined the Lords in 2001.
Matt Chorley
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Under the seven-year tenure of her predecessor, Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy, the fifth Earl of Cranbrook and expert on the bats of Borneo, English Nature seemed to specialise in not rocking the boat.
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It's that time of year again – the time when we all start planning our festive get togethers. Preparing snacks for drinks parties can be tricky; you need to keep things simple as you don't want to spend all your time in the kitchen.
With a bit of know-how, creating delicious party nibbles doesn't have to be too labour-intensive; you just need to make sure that you get organised beforehand. I love creating ideas for new little nibbles, and they often turn out to be miniaturised versions of current favourite or classic dishes from around the world. Here are a few of my ideas ...
Sichuan sea bass
Serves 10
This is a mini version of the fiery dish that you often get in Sichuan restaurants, but don't worry; it's not as hot as it sounds and will just give you a slight tingle on your tongue. I've used Malaysian shrimp crackers here as a base which you can buy in most good Chinese supermarkets. Unlike your bog-standard prawn crackers, they have a really great flavour and make an ideal base for Asian canapés and snacks. Unroasted sesame oil is commonly used in Middle Eastern dishes and can be found in good halal shops.
250g sea bass fillet, boned and with the skin left on
100ml unroasted sesame oil
1tbsp Sichuan peppercorns
10-12 dried red chillies
A couple of teaspoons of sea salt
A few sprigs of coriander
5 or 6 small Malaysian shrimp crackers
Vegetable or corn oil for deep frying
Cut the sea bass into 10 even-sized chunks. Preheat about 8cm of oil to 160-180C in a large thick bottomed saucepan or electric deep fat fryer.
Break the prawn crackers carefully in half and fry them in the hot oil for a few seconds, turning them as they are cooking until they puff up, then remove with a slotted spoon on to some kitchen paper.
Drain off most of the oil and leave about 100ml or so in the pan and add the sesame oil, Sichuan peppercorns, chillies and salt and reheat gently. Add the sea bass to the oil and cook for about a minute then remove the pan from the heat. You are not actually deep-frying the fish but rather just simmering it in the oil.
To serve, remove the bass from the oil with a few chillies on to some kitchen paper. Place a piece of bass on each prawn cracker with a Sichuan peppercorn and sprinkle a small piece of chilli on too. Garnish with some shredded coriander.
Mutton and potato pies
Serves 10
I suggest that if you are going to make this then you make a large batch of the mince as a main course for another day and just keep aside a little for these lovely snacks. If your butcher hasn't got mutton, then use minced lamb. You can buy great tasting small tartlet cases from good supermarkets these days.
1kg minced mutton or lamb
Vegetable oil for frying
2 medium onions, peeled and finely chopped
2 cloves garlic, peeled and crushed
1tsp chopped thyme leaves
1tbsp flour
1tbsp tomato purée
1ltr hot beef stock
1tbsp Worcestershire sauce
2 glasses of red wine
2-3 servings of firm mashed potato
60g butter
10 mini tart cases
A few fresh white breadcrumbs mixed with some finely grated cheddar
Season the minced mutton with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Heat some of the vegetable oil in a heavy-based frying pan until it is almost smoking and cook the meat in small quantities for a few minutes turning it with a wooden spoon, then drain in a colander to remove any fat. Meanwhile in a thick-bottomed saucepan, heat some more vegetable oil and gently cook the onion, garlic and thyme for 2-3 minutes, stirring every so often until they have softened.
Add the meat, dust it with the flour and add the tomato purée and continue stirring on a low heat for a few minutes.
Slowly add the red wine, Worcestershire sauce and the hot beef stock, bring to the boil and simmer for about 1 hour until the liquid has thickened and the meat is tender.
Remove from the heat, check the seasoning and leave it to cool. Mix the mashed potato with the melted butter and season to taste.
Preheat the oven to 200C/gas mark 6. Fill the tart cases with the mince and either pipe or spoon the potato mixture on top, scatter with the breadcrumb mixture and bake for about 6-8 minutes.
Bacon cubons and crab apple sauce
Serves 10
The term "cubons" is a sort of cross between cubes and lardons, as I'm rather fond of cutting my chunks of bacon into squares! You will need to buy a piece of smoked or unsmoked unsliced bacon for this, so it's probably best to order it in advance from your butcher.
There have been quite a few crab apples around during the latter part of the season, so I took the opportunity to make up lots of this sauce and then put it in the freezer. If you can't get hold of crab apples, you can always make the purée with Bramley apples.
All you have to do is take about 150g crab apples and simmer them with a tablespoon of caster sugar for about 15 minutes.
300-400g piece of streaky smoked or unsmoked unsliced bacon
Vegetable or corn oil for deep frying
100-150g or so of crab apple or Bramley apple sauce (see above)
Put the piece of bacon in a saucepan, cover with water and bring to the boil then drain off the water and add some fresh cold water.
Bring to the boil and simmer for about an hour or so until the meat is very tender. Either leave to cool in the liquid or remove and leave to cool on a plate. Once cool cut the bacon into 2cm cubes.
Preheat about 8cm of oil to 160-180C in a large thick-bottomed saucepan or electric deep fat fryer.
Deep fry the bacon cubons for 3-4 minutes, turning the pieces with a slotted spoon while they are cooking, until crisp then transfer on to some kitchen paper.
Spoon blobs of apple sauce on to a serving dish, skewer the bacon cubons and place on the apple.
Berkswell and pickled walnuts
Serves 10
This is a dead easy snack to knock up and it can be made with any hard cheese such as cheddar or Lancashire. It's well on the way to being a modern-day version of the cheese and pineapple on sticks!
150-200g Berkswell or another hard cheese, such as cheddar
2-3 pickled walnuts, drained
Remove the rind from the cheese and cut into 1 –2 cm x 1cm deep chunks. Slice the pickled walnuts and lay a piece on top. You may need to halve and slice the walnuts if they are large.
Sweet and sour pork
Serves 10
Everyone loves a bit of sweet and sour pork, especially when it's made with decent pork. I've used Doves Farm gluten free self-raising flour here as it makes a great crispy batter.
About 150g pork neck, cut into 1cm cubes
2tbsp gluten free self-raising flour
Dry cider, to mix
A couple of good pinches of salt
For the sauce and marinade
2tbsp chicken stock
2tsp light soy sauce
1tbsp rice wine vinegar
2tsp sugar
¼tsp tomato paste
Salt and freshly ground white pepper
tsp cornflour
A small piece of red pepper, cut into very fine dice
1 spring onion, finely chopped
Put the pieces of pork in the soy, rice vinegar and sugar and leave to marinade for an hour then drain reserving the liquid and dry the pork on some kitchen paper.
Put the liquid in a saucepan with the chicken stock and tomato paste, bring to the boil and simmer for 20 seconds. Dilute the cornflour in a little water and stir into the sauce, season and simmer for 30 seconds until the sauce is quite thick. Add the pepper and spring onion and remove from the heat.
Meanwhile preheat about 8cm of oil to 160-180C in a large thick-bottomed saucepan or electric deep fat fryer. Mix enough cider with the flour and the salt to form a thick-ish batter. Dip the pieces of pork in and fry in the hot fat, turning them as they are cooking for a few minutes then drain on some kitchen paper. To serve stick a cocktail stick into the pork then dip into the sauce and serve.
Roasted maple peas
Serves 10
Maple peas, or carlings, can be tricky to get your hands on unless you live in the North. If you can't get them, just use chickpeas instead.
100g maple peas, soaked overnight in cold water
4tbsp rapeseed oil
2tsp fresh thyme leaves
2tsp rosemary leaves chopped
2tsp ground cumin
1tsp chilli flakes
2tsp sea salt
Cook the maple peas in salted water for about an hour or until tender then drain. Heat 3tbsp of the oil in a frying pan and fry the peas on a medium heat for 4-5 minutes, stirring as they are cooking until crisp. Add the rest of the oil and the other ingredients and cook for another minute or so, stirring well. Drain on some kitchen paper and leave to cool before serving.
Parsnip croquettes
Serves 10
No one serves croquette potatoes anymore; I think they died a death during the Seventies when every pub and restaurant used to serve those frozen ones – but these parsnip-based versions elevate them to a higher level.
250g floury potatoes for mashing, peeled and roughly chopped
250g parsnips, peeled and roughly chopped
2-3tbsp flour
2 small eggs, beaten
50-60g fresh white breadcrumbs
Salt and freshly ground white pepper
Cook the potatoes and parsnips in boiling salted water in separate pans, then drain, mix together and return to the heat for a minute to dry them out and evaporate any excess water. Preferably using a potato ricer, mash the potatoes and parsnips then season and mix well. Mould the mixture into cylinder shapes about 3cm long and a little slimmer than a wine cork.
Have the flour ready in a dish and carefully roll the croquettes in it, holding them carefully with your fingers and shaking off any excess. Next roll them in the beaten egg, and finally roll them in the breadcrumbs.
Preheat about 8cm of oil to 160-180C in a large thick-bottomed saucepan or electric deep fryer.
When the oil is hot, fry the croquettes a few pieces at a time for 3-4 minutes until they are golden and drain on some kitchen paper. Serve immediately.
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The Research Assistant and Divemaster Internship is on offer for those looking to make a greater time commitment to Reef Doctor. This position allows people with a keen interest in tropical marine conservation, but with limited experience, to gain their first steps in this exciting, yet demanding work field. We offer 6 month internship positions, suitable for both non divers and qualified divers with the possibility to stay longer for another 6 months upon invitation by Reef Doctor in a staff position.
Following an intensive science training period (~3 months), interns help the core project staff with the marine research programme, training and management of Reef Doctor EcoDivers and Research Assistants, and general camp duties. The interns will also be trained to become PADI Divemasters following completion of the science training.
The position allows Divemaster interns to use their own experiences and qualifications to concentrate on particular Reef Doctor objectives, from the marine research and management side to education or socio-economic development work, allowing them to gain work experience tailored to their future career and personal development requirements.
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What you can expect to undertake as a Reef Doctor Intern:
PADI dive training; Open Water, Advanced, EFR, and Rescue certification (within the first 2 months).
Intensive science training: marine science lectures, species identification (basic to expert level), habitat surveying and data management (within the first 3 months).
Following completion of training period, undertake coral reef scuba surveys and assist with other Reef Doctor marine research, management, and conservation projects.
Train to PADI Divemaster level (after the first 3 months).
Assist Reef Doctor's Dive Officers in the daily operation of the dive shop and diving schedules.
Train Reef Doctor EcoDivers and Research Assistants in species identification, habitat surveying and data entry.
Assist with science report writing.
Help create information packages / leaflets / posters etc. to relay our projects, findings and news to the local stakeholders, NGOs, government ministries and institutions.
Experience working with local communities in a developing country. Help create educational packages / leaflets / posters on the marine environment for local school children and community members.
Create Reef Doctor newsletter and blogs.
Enjoy exploring the local area; the popular beach resort of Mangily, the Spiny Forest, take a pirogue trip across the Bay or visit one of the local National Parks (in your free time, at your own expense).
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- All meals, Monday to Sunday.
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- UK based support/communication throughout the expedition for the intern's friends and family.
- Fuel, equipment and in-country personnel to make this all happen!
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- Any personal excursions (often groups of volunteers and staff plan excursions to nearby national parks or other areas of interest).
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Authorized in January 2009, the UN Support Office for the African Union Mission in Somalia (UNSOA) was an unprecedented operation. Through UNSOA, the Department of Field Support used the UN's assessed contributions to directly support a non-UN regional peace operation (AMISOM). Although this significantly enhanced AMISOM's capabilities and increased its overall effectiveness, UNSOA faced numerous […]Read more
The Brian Urquhart Center for Peace Operations
For over 40 years, IPI has been at the forefront of making peace operations more reliable and effective. From the training of UN peacekeeping troops in the 1970s, to the current work on multidimensional peace operations, IPI aims to deepen the understanding of peace operations around the world and to develop policy ideas to improve their chances of success. The center is named for Sir Brian Urquhart, the former United Nations Under-Secretary-General who played a crucial role in the founding and development of UN peace operations.
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How deadly is UN peacekeeping? Have UN peacekeeping fatalities increased over the past decades? Those who have attempted to answer these questions differ drastically in their assessments, in part due to the dearth of data and the variety of calculation methods employed.Read more
There are currently more peacekeepers on the ground than ever before, and they increasingly operate in contexts where the UN is being asked to manage conflict rather than restore or keep peace. This has led many both within and outside of the UN to challenge and question the foundational assumptions and doctrines of UN peacekeeping […]Read more
Representatives from member states, the UN Secretariat, and experts from civil society organizations and think tanks discussed the challenges and opportunities to civil society engagement in the Malian peace process, in particular in the context of the upcoming National Reconciliation Conference (Conference d'Entente Nationale), due to take place in December 2016 in Bamako, Mali. This […]Read more
During the November 7th UN Security Council ministerial open debate on "peace operations facing asymmetrical threats" under the presidency of His Excellency Mr. Mankeur Ndiaye, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad of Senegal, Mr. Arthur Boutellis, Director of IPI Brian Urquhart Center for Peace Operations briefed the Council.His remarks drew from the publication, "Waging […]Read more
Representatives from member states, the UN Secretariat, and other experts from civil society organizations and think tanks discussed how to apply the recommendations of the 2015 High Level Independent Panel on peace operations (HIPPO) Review in Libya at an IPI Seminar, held on October 19, 2016. This discussion was held under the Chatham House rule […]Read more
Of the eleven countries most affected by terrorism globally, seven currently host UN peace operations. In countries affected by terrorism and violent extremism, peace operations will increasingly be called upon to adapt their approaches without compromising UN doctrine. But to date, there has been little exploration of the broader political and practical challenges, opportunities, and […]Read more
This was a broad conclusion of a group of regional specialists speaking in a panel discussion at IPI on September 27th on investing in peace and preventing violent extremism in West Africa and the Sahel. The forum was a follow-up to a meeting on the same subject in June in Dakar.The panelists agreed as a […]Read more
West Africa and the Sahel-Sahara region are faced with peace and security challenges that weaken states and affect state-citizen relations. The emergence and proliferation of violent extremist groups aggravate the climate of fear and insecurity, and the actions of these groups affect peace efforts, sustainable development, and human rights. Over the past decade, efforts to […]Read more
Forty foreign ministers and high-level officials, as well as Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations Hervé Ladsous, gathered at IPI on September 21, 2016 to review the progress made in implementing of the recommendations outlined in the report of the High-Level Independent Panel on United Nations Peace Operations (HIPPO). They also discussed […]Read more


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It's early for draft talk, but then again it's never too early for draft talk, so how about a look at the New York Giants, who hold the No. 19 pick in the first round. The Giants have not drafted an offensive lineman in the first round since 1999, but I think it's time for that to change. I know Jerry Reese is always going to lean toward the best player available regardless of position. I know they tend to prize pass rushers in the first round. I know this has worked out well for them. I know all of this.
However, the Giants need to think seriously about a rebuild on the offensive line. And drafting a first-round tackle is the way to do that. Even if Will Beatty continues to build on the improvements he showed this year and emerges as the answer at left tackle, there's no reason not to have depth there. If they found a tackle talented and versatile enough to be picked No. 19, he could surely start out on the right side, or maybe even play guard if that's where they turn out to have a need.
Beatty and left guard Kevin Boothe are unrestricted free agents, and as usual the Giants are up against the salary cap. David Diehl opened the season at right tackle but struggled and had to share time there with Sean Locklear. James Brewer remains a project, though it's not out of the realm of possibility that he could be ready to play right tackle next year. Right guard Chris Snee didn't have his best season and isn't getting any younger.
Drafting an offensive lineman in the first round makes sense for the Giants on a number of levels, including their preference for developing players in their system and making rookies earn their playing time. Even if picking a tackle at 19 didn't give them someone who could start right away, it could add depth at a position at which they are growing older, have two free agents and are likely to need help sooner or later. It could help them save money by cutting Diehl if they so chose (though that's hardly automatic, since they love Diehl, his championship track record and his ability to play any position on the line). It would simply give them more options. It wouldn't be the sexiest first-round pick they ever made, but it's probably the wisest way for them to go at this point.
Michigan's Taylor Lewan ranks No. 13 on Scouts, Inc.'s current Big Board, and Central Michigan's Eric Fisher ranks 20th. Those are a couple of names you may hear some more connected with the Giants as the draft gets closer. Just a thought.
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Shrimp With Tarragon
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|Chopped scallions
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), finely chopped
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|White vermouth
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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Devein the shrimp and cut lengthwise in half, keeping the tail attached.
Heat a ceramic plate on highest setting for 4 minutes.
Add the oil, scallions, garlic, tarragon, and white vermouth and cook for 1 minute.
Add the shrimp and continue cooking for 3 minutes.
Turn the shrimp once and rotate the dish one-quarter of a turn to ensure that all the shrimp are cooked evenly.
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Calories 116 Calories from Fat 34
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 4 g5.9%
Saturated Fat 0.58 g2.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 114.9 mg38.3%
Sodium 180.5 mg7.5%
Total Carbohydrates 2 g0.6%
Dietary Fiber 0.18 g0.74%
Sugars 0.4 g
Protein 16 g31.2%
Vitamin A 4.1% Vitamin C 4.9%
Calcium 5.1% Iron 11.8%
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Motorola Xoom Gets Solid Early Reviews Despite Price
Reviews for Motorola's Xoom Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet computer have been largely positive. Now Moto just has to convince people to buy it in the face of the Apple iPad 2.Putting aside the somewhat steep $599 price tag (with a two-year Verizon Wireless contract), Motorola's Xoom has garnered solid reviews from noted industry analysts at its Feb. 24 launch. A 10.1-inch slate computer, Xoom is the first such device to run Google's ballyhooed Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" operating system optimized for the tablet form factor. This slate is powered by Nvidia's Tegra 2 1-GHz dual-core processor.
Forrester Research analyst Sarah Rotman Epps, who believes the Xoom will be a tough sell, commented favorably about the camera, however: "When you use the camera, for example, it anticipates that you'll be holding it in landscape mode with your right thumb on the screen, and it simulates the radial control dial of a real camera under your thumb," Epps wrote. "There are no awkward moments, as there were with earlier Android tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab and Dell Streak."
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The White House Correspondents' Dinner took place last night, with President Obama taking to the podium for the last time. He's proven a talented zinger-in-chief at past editions of the event, and lived up to his reputation this time around: Obama ended his remarks with a mic drop that would impress even the most jaded of MCs.
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"If this material works well," Obama said early on in a dig at Hillary Clinton, "I'm gonna use it at Goldman Sachs next year — earn me some serious Tubmans." The other side of the aisle wasn't spared either, of course. Obama mentioned how his poll numbers keep rising, joking that no one can figure out why — and then showing a picture of Republican presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Of the latter, the president joked that "The guy wanted to give his hotel business a boost, and now we're praying that Cleveland makes it through July."
Obama was followed by "The Nightly Show" host Larry Wilmore, whose jokes were more cutting and elicited fewer laughs from the journo-heavy crowd. Wilmore took aim at the media, referring to Don Lemon as "an alleged journalist" and Wolf Blitzer as a drone. After poking fun at the president as well, he ended on a more sincere note: "Words alone do me no justice. So, Mr. President, I'm going to keep it 100: Yo Barry, you did it my n—a. You did it."
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Actually yeah I think returning UnaryTypes would make more sense, but MAdd::infer() only takes a BinaryTypes. I'll leave it alone for now...
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The 21-year-old, a summer arrival from Italian giants Roma, swept home our opening goal against FC Sheriff in the 59th minute of last night's Europa League Group K fixture – a key strike in a match we went on to win 2-1.
And Head Coach Andre was delighted to see Erik break his duck, after taking a few weeks to settle down in north London.
"It was a great performance, a performance everyone has been expecting," Andre said of Erik's display.
"I think both us and the player get great satisfaction out of it. I'm particularly happy for him.
"He's been fighting, hasn't let his head drop and he got what he deserved. He's shown great spirit.
"He's the one who has had more trouble going through his adaptation and has had to compete for his place with players who are playing well like Gylfi Sigurdsson, Andros Townsend, Aaron Lennon and Nacer Chadli, so everyone is happy for him."
Thursday's match – our fourth win from four Group K outings – also saw Jermain Defoe rifle home from the penalty spot to break the club's all-time European goalscoring record.
Previous record holder Martin Chivers looked on as JD trumped his 22-goal continental total by netting his 23rd goal in Europe – and it's a feat Andre believes may never be beaten.
"I'm delighted for him," our Head Coach said of JD. "It's a great achievement, one that goes down in history. It will be remembered for a long time.
"It will be difficult for someone to beat Jermain's amount of goals in Europe now.
"I'm delighted for him and hopefully what the team does now is like what happened when Martin played – with those goals helping to win a trophy."
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Mauricio Pochettino reports that Erik Lamela has travelled to Rome to complete his rehabilitation.
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Erik Lamela feels right at home - and we've reaped the benefits over the last 18 months.
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To assist our fans at the beginning of the new season we have launched an updated interactive map to illustrate best access routes into the stadium following the removal of sections of the North and East stands, the closure of Paxton Road to general access and the changes to the West Stand Car Park during the close season.
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- Improved interior and backseat room
- Artificial steering feel with Drive Select
- Audi dual-clutch gearbox not offered
- Backseat sits too low
- Dark, hooded dash a styling step backward
The 2010 Audi A4 satisfies a wide spectrum of luxury-car shoppers; the optional Drive Select system's an expensive, unnecessary distraction.
Carried over intact after a complete reinvention in 2009, the 2010 Audi A4 continues to wear its newly styled body well. The sedan and wagon are longer and wider than the 2002-2008 A4 lineup, and in many ways, they closely resemble the mid-size Audi A6 sedan and wagon. Slightly stubbier, the A4 sedan and wagon have the now-customary deep Audi grille, LED daytime running lights, and canted headlamps that rest more attractively on the Audi A5/S5 coupes and cabriolets. With the new A4 lineup comes a deeper, darker binnacled dash that leaves out some of the more expensive wood trim of the past, and in the process omits some of the impression of quiet luxury that used to pervade all Audis. It's still handsome and well finished, but there's more black and metallic plastic and LCD readouts than ever.
The Audi A4 offers a single turbocharged four-cylinder engine, with one of three transmissions and front- or all-wheel drive. The base sedan has a 211-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, coupled to a six-speed manual, a six-speed automatic, or in front-drive versions, a continuously variable transmission (CVT). Audi's best transmission, a paddle-shifted, dual-clutch gearbox, isn't yet offered. All-wheel drive is available on the four-cylinder sedan and comes standard on the six-cylinder car. The A4 Avant wagon comes only as a turbocharged four, with quattro and the six-speed automatic. There's not much reason to opt for the CVT version other than price. Fuel economy reaches a high of 23/30 mpg with the four-cylinder CVT.
Steering and handling are a bit lighter than in a BMW 3-Series, and all A4s have electronic power steering that responds quickly but with artificial feel and feedback. The new A4 also offers an optional system that allows drivers to select the ride quality, steering heft and quickness, and speed of transmission shifts, but the basic car's fixed settings probably offer the best compromise for most drivers.
With its expanded interior space, the Audi A4 relieves some of the cramped feeling in the backseat. The front chairs are supportive if a bit flat across the bottom cushion, with power adjustment and leather upholstery. Most controls are easily reached, and the steering wheel tilts and telescopes to provide even tall drivers with the chance at an optimal driving position. There is much more backseat room, but the seat itself could use more bolstering and a taller bottom cushion height for better comfort. The backseats fold down for trunk access and for carrying long objects, and a pass-through for skis hides behind a fold-down armrest. The trunk is very large on sedans, and the wagon has enough room to carry four roller suitcases plus a couple of soft-sided bags. The A4's built with tight seams and a uniformly high level of fit and finish inside and out, but there's plenty of black plastic on the dash and a few buttons and controls with less than perfect feel-though Audi's steering-wheel mounted rollers should be the new standard for audio controls.
Both the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) have crash-tested the 2010 Audi A4. Both agencies give the 2010 Audi A4 the highest safety ratings possible. Safety equipment includes standard airbags all around, as well as traction and stability control. Safety options include a rearview camera, blind-spot and lane-departure warning systems, and adaptive cruise control. Visibility in both the wagon and sedan is quite good, even with the backseat's three headrests in the upright position.
Apart from its variety of body styles, drivetrains, and safety systems, the 2010 Audi A4 offers a host of standard and optional features that are among the best in its class. Leather upholstery is standard, along with Sirius Satellite Radio; a CD player; cruise control; a sunroof; and Audi's MMI system, which uses a rotary controller to aid the driver in setting climate, audio, and phone functions on the go. It's a menu-based system like BMW's iDrive, but the software's a little more user-friendly and logical. Bluetooth, a navigation system, Sirius real-time traffic and an iPod connectivity kit are options on the 2010 A4, as is a high-quality Bang & Olufsen audio system. Audi gives buyers a choice of wood and leather colors, and the lighter palette introduced in the current generation is quite handsome and makes the cabin feel as airy as a Honda. Prices start at $32,275 and base stickers rise to $45,375.


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The Price of Being Beautiful: Negative Effects of Attractiveness on Empathy for Children in Need
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The research examines how the attractiveness of children in need affects the empathy they evoke and the subsequent help they receive from unrelated adults. The authors find that attractive children are attributed desirable characteristics related to social competence, which is consistent with the "beautiful is good" stereotype. Ironically, the authors find that these attributions reduce the empathy evoked by attractive children and the help they receive from unrelated adults as long as their need is not severe. These effects are demonstrated in four experiments. The research identifies a significant cost of being beautiful and an important exception to the beautiful is good stereotype. The results also have practical implications for how children are portrayed in promotional materials for disaster relief agencies, children's hospitals, and other charities.
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Former Mayor Bob Filner's formal push to spur civic innovation endures despite the scandal that ended his mayoral tenure.
Interim mayor Todd Gloria opted to allow the Civic and Urban Initiatives program Filner advocated to continue with a new name and a few tweaks.
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I wonder if our most learned irisarians on the Iris List could give me their
conjecture as to what this iris described below might be. This letter was
written by Reid M. Pinchback presently of Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Just post the information and I will forward him the answers as he is not on
the Iris List. My thought is that they are what is known as Dutch iris. What
do you all think...
Thanks in advance. Here is his letter to me:
Here is a challenge for you, particularly since I don't have
a picture of the iris I'm looking for. Even slim pointers
to help me in my search would be appreciated it.
There is a kind of iris that was planted in a house I lived
in as a kid (in Vancouver, BC), and I've been trying to find
that iris for my home. I know that the irises grew from
bulbs because I had to weed those flower beds; they were
definitely bulbs. From a picture in a tiny Taylor's book
on bulbs, I'm pretty sure that they were English irises
(I've never seen a Spanish iris so I haven't ruled them out
yet); I haven't yet seen a Dutch iris quite like the one
I'm looking for. I've hunted for hours through catalogues
and web pages and one or two specialty books written about
irises, and have yet to find a source for English irises;
I was hoping you might have some suggestions for sources.
My step-father just called this iris a "florist's iris";
the major color of the petals was a medium blue mixed with
a touch of purple (ultramarine?), with some yellow (and-white?)
patterning towards the center. The result was a bit like the
Siberian iris "Caesar's brother", also a bit like Iris
setosa. Each stalk was very thick and strong, produced I
think 2 or 3 reasonably large blooms. The plant was probably
about 2 feet high, maybe a little taller. Given that the rest
of the property contained plants that would be thought of
heirlooms, possibly brought over from England, the iris I'm
looking was probably available before World-War II, maybe even
before World-War I. If you have any ideas from my description,
I'd be interested in hearing them.
Thank you very much for your time.
P.S. If it helps, I'm pretty sure that this
this bulb flowered during the early/mid summer. I think that
the blooms continued for a couple of months, though my memory
is faint on that point. The lot was situated in Burnaby, a
"suburb" of Vancouver. The lot had several inches of decent
topsoil, but beneath that was probably a deep layer of
extremely dense clay. The iris bed received almost full sun
from the south for part of the day, was completely protected
on southwest-to-west by the house, would receive filtered light from the
east-to-southeast through the fence, had a bit of
winter shelter on the north side by a fence and other taller
plants. The bed didn't get particularly water-logged or
particularly dry. The irises produced a fair number of tiny
seed bulbs, so overall the conditions must have agreed with
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home: Plymouth, Massachusetts (US hardiness zone 6b)
previously of: Kitchener, Ontario
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How about a sun hat? Because it's summer, baby! Perhaps you are a bit sceptical. I'll admit to the untrained eye that it looks much the same as our normal, cool, wet, dreary meteorological nothingness that passes for pretty much all our seasons in these days of climate change. But as an avid viewer of as many weather forecasts that can humanly be crammed into a day (and I speak as someone who plans to spend her middle age knitting woolly jumpers for weathermen, complete with "occasional showers" symbols and detachable rain clouds) I am here to tell you that we are enjoying a sustained period of elevated temperatures.
The ability to communicate freely and easily. Basic human right, yeah? And in a business or office environment, a complete necessity. After all, you're going to have a hard time rustling up customers if you can't, y'know, speak to them.
By the time you read this, England may well have crashed out of the World Cup thanks to a crushing defeat at the hands - or should that be feet? - of Denmark. Or they may have secured a famous victory and surged through to the quarter finals, trailing clouds of glory.
The time has come. I'm on the move. Going to pack my few belongings and head for pastures new. And it's causing quite a lot of disruption in the office.
We have a chocolate run. Of course we have a chocolate run. Is there an office in the country that doesn't?
The Pythagorean music of the spheres has been echoing round the office for the past few weeks. Our hearts and minds have been lifted towards the heavens
After careful consideration I've decided that of all my valuable office-based skills my ability to procrastinate must surely be the most carefully honed
Well, I don't know about you, but I got loads of Valentine cards. Most people I say that to give me a funny look and say something along the lines of: "Yeah, right"
There is one kind of meeting that I love. It's the kind of meeting where you emerge after five painless minutes, several thousand pounds a year better off
It may come as a surprise to you to learn - indeed, it surprises Big Boss on occasion - but I do actually have a home to go to
It's not like I've got a problem with chocolate, you know. I just like the taste. I'm not addicted or anything. I can give up any time I want
It's amazing how quickly you can go off a year. I was quite enjoying 2002 to begin with.
Christmas. Whose idea was that anyway? I'm sure there must have been a misunderstanding somewhere, because there is no way that a benevolent God would have inflicted this grim cocktail of chronic overindulgence and family meltdown, not to forget the all-important "shop yourself into bankruptcy" element. At the moment, I'd be more than happy to celebrate Christ's birthday with an M&S cake and a couple of drinks after work. It's all the rest of us get, after all.
More eagle-eyed readers of this column may wonder when I ever get a break. Don't I ever take time off? The answer to that, dear reader, is "not if I can help it"
The internet. Well, everyone loves the internet, don't they? The worldwide web is just so useful. For all sorts of things. Like, well, um, you know. Things.
The other week, while enduring the white noise and extortionate pricing policy that passes for a Friday night out at the local pub, I met a snooty type. Smooth Type thought I might be worth talking to until she found out what my job was.
War broke out last week, then. And the end, no doubt, is nigh. This is, of course, a terrible and serious prospect, and something that should necessarily occupy our thoughts to a great extent.
There's only so much alcohol a body can take. Unfortunately my brain and my body were not talking to each other last night. While the latter was screaming for mercy, the former was instructing my mouth to say: "Another gin and tonic would be lovely, thank you". Although it probably came out more like: "Nuvver gin's lovey, lovey, than'ooo."


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Tomato And Molded Egg Salad
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Hard-cook eggs; cool slightly; while still warm, shell and rice or sieve them.
Add the salt and pepper, and pack down firmly into 2 glasses.
Chill thoroughly, then remove by running a knife around the inside of glasses.
Then cut each molded egg mixture into 4 neat crosswise slices.
Lay one of the tomato slices on each nest of lettuce, and place a slice of egg on top.
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Calories 1624 Calories from Fat 1322
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 147 g226.2%
Saturated Fat 20 g100.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1373.6 mg457.9%
Sodium 2125.3 mg88.6%
Total Carbohydrates 33 g11%
Dietary Fiber 12.5 g50.1%
Sugars 20.1 g
Protein 46 g92.1%
Vitamin A 613.9% Vitamin C 228.9%
Calcium 30.8% Iron 54%
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What does Jamile mean?
Jamile [jamile] as a boys' name has its root in Arabic, and the meaning of the name Jamile is "handsome". Jamile is a version of Jamal (Arabic): popular among black.
Jamile has 20 variants: Jamaal▼, Jamael, Jamahl, Jamall, Jamaul, Jameel, Jamel, Jamell, Jamiel, Jamil, Jamill, Jammal, Jemaal, Jemahl, Jemall, Jimahl, Jimal, Jomahl, Jomal and Jomall.
1 more related form via Jamal: Jahmal.Creative forms:
(male) Gemile, Jamige, ..
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Jamile is an uncommon given name for men. Jamile is a unique last name too for all people. (2000 U.S. Census)
Which version is better?with its source form and related boy names. Popular related forms of Jamile (not ranked) are Jahmal, Jamaal, Jamal (#736 from recent data), Jamall, Jameel, Jamel (#1424), Jamell and Jamil (#1497). Other variants, like Jemaal, are seldom used. Adoption of these relations of Jamile reached its peak 22 years ago (average #1136) and has become much less since, with forms such as Jamal becoming less stylish. (Top Baby Names, 2015)
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Jamile is pronounced similarly to Jamelle and Jemal. Other recommended names are Basile, Caile, Camilo▲, Daile, Emile▼, Fadile, Gaile, Gamble, Hamil, Hamill, Jaice, Jaide, Jaime, Jaimie, Jakie, Jalil, Jamaine, Jame, Jamee, Jamie▼, Jamin, Jaymie, Kaile, Kamil, Savile, Vaile and Vasile. These names tend to be more frequently used than Jamile.See names in meaning and etymology.


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The collection of 65 different items were sold in 26 lots at Christie's, in Kensington, west London.
The eclectic and colourful collection included items designed by Jean Paul Gaultier, Rifat Ozbeck and Vivienne Westwood. Many of the items sold were designed specifically for Ms Street-Porter.
One lot, which included a Westwood-designed cheesecloth T-shirt with the punk slogan "God Save The Queen" on it, was bought by contemporary art dealer Paul Stolper, who said he was more interested in the T-shirt's designer than in its former owner.
Mr Stolper, 32, from west London, said: "I bought it because I have a huge collection of early Vivienne Westwood. I'm not interested in Janet Street-Porter and that was irrelevant to me in buying this."
A loud cocktail dress of metallic pink acetate was bought by Simon Smith, who runs a fancy-dress party clothes rental company of the same name in Brighton.
Mr Smith, 32, said the provenance of the dress might possibly make it more in demand from his shop but believed its main selling point would be that it would fit most customers, adding: "It's a size medium."
The first lot, described in the Christie's catalogue as a "flamboyant tunic" and covered in multi-coloured sequins and beads was bought by Ms Street-Porter's former employers, the cable channel Live TV, which sent its news bunny to do the bidding.
After the auction, the news bunny was coy about what exactly would happen to the dress, but added: "We'll probably give it to Oxfam."
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| Born in 20th Century chapter 1 . 5/13/2015
Haha, this is brilliant! XD
| Elenna123 chapter 1 . 1/26/2015
Nice :) A sweet, fun story. I'm not sure about the logic of the most intelligent person in the land falling for Draco's tricks three times, but I guess it's necessary if you're going to fit it to the Snow White story.
| Slytherin Princess34 chapter 1 . 8/4/2014
| sorrowsown chapter 1 . 2/18/2014
this was so well done! I loved how you followed the story of snow white so well. I was always head desk-ing when snow would repeatedly fall for the attempts on her life, and you conveyed that so well. Great job, this is now in my favorites.
| officialhermitsunited chapter 1 . 9/2/2013
This was sweet!
| susumiya08 chapter 1 . 10/25/2011
wow hahaha that was just amazing! I laughed a lot, poor draco he tried so hard, but he couldn't do anything to the fucking know-it-all-who-did-not-want-to-die!
love sevie!
| Radella Hardwick chapter 1 . 10/19/2011
This is hilarious! And so cliched!
Absolutely genius and good for lifting any low spirits.
| AriaTheCraZFerret chapter 1 . 8/29/2011
I LOVE IT! you should do other fairy tales!
| Ajordan2426 chapter 1 . 3/11/2011
Wow this was really cute! Could you read my HP story please?
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| wizzy chapter 1 . 7/12/2010
NICE. i liked how the story was adapted to harry potter. had quite a laugh reading this. wonder if there is any special reason for the pairings? lol.
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Up your summertime dessert game with ripe stone fruits, amaretto, and cold vanilla ice cream.
Use any stone fruit you like, alone or in a combination.
Budino is what Italians ask for when they want pudding. Sub in any stone fruit for the plums.
Other stone fruit, such as peaches, nectarines, or apricots, would also be compatible in this sweet-sour-spicy relish.
We love the snap-slurp sound of biting into a fresh, juicy plum's deep purple skin. We also love cooking with in-season plums all season long, thanks to these 21 sweet and savory recipes.
Slightly bruised or wrinkled stone fruit is ideal for making the infused syrup; peaches and nectarines work too.
A heavy-hitting marinade and an unexpected plum and herb salad transform pork rib chops into an irresistible summer meal.
Though it can be made with other small plums, this cake is the tastiest with the Italian variety—but keep in mind that they are in their peak season only a few weeks a year, in late summer to early fall.
To serve these for brunch without waking up at the crack of dawn, make the dough the day before and chill overnight, wrapped in plastic. Bring to room temperature before proceeding.
Here is some fruit-spiration for your summer weekend. You're welcome.
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Harriet Thorpe to replace Louise Plowright in Wicked
Harriet Thorpe will reprise her role as Madame Morrible in Wicked from April 22 to November 16.
She replaces Louise Plowright, who has withdrawn from the role due to ill health.
A spokesperson for the show said the company wishes her a full and speedy recovery.
Thorpe previously appeared in the role from April 2008 until March 2010.
Wicked, which is based on the novel by Gregory Maguire, is currently running at London's Apollo Victoria Theatre.


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|5 Small
|Bread crumbs/Cracker crumbs
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Melted butter
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Minced mutton
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (semi cooked)
You need to boil Zucchini in water & salt.Boil Zucchini over medium heat & allow it to become soft.Once zucchini becomes soft,drain it out & pour cold water over to stop the cooking process.
Once it cools down.slit it in between,take out zucchini pulp & clean the inside.
Melt 1 tablespoon butter, stir in 1/2 cup crushed cracker crumbs or bread crumbs, mixing until all are coated.
Spread minced mutton over the zucchini slice,& add a layer of butter & bread crumb over it.
Bake in preheat oven on 350'F for 30 mintues or till the meat & zucchini are cooked.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 955 Calories from Fat 629
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 70 g107.6%
Saturated Fat 29.8 g149.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 191.3 mg63.8%
Sodium 597.7 mg24.9%
Total Carbohydrates 35 g11.6%
Dietary Fiber 6.6 g26.3%
Sugars 9.9 g
Protein 47 g94.8%
Vitamin A 23.9% Vitamin C 107.3%
Calcium 13.3% Iron 34.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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