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According to African News 24, South Africa has been named by Interpol the ''world rape capital''
It further said in South Africa,''Girls have a more chance of being raped than being educated''. Sick,don't you think? I think it's crazy and it's time the SA government take this seriously.
I further managed to follow South Africans and their reaction to this and most agree and some were actually congratulating Zuma for leading country to this. How can ordinary people not do it when the president himself was once involved in a rape case. Like father like son they say. Has the South African President failed to be examplary? If he could rape and get away with it then surely those without conscience think they can follow suit.
If it was only a South African issue I would believe them. The truth is cases of rape are on the increase in many societies even the West which brings the question -is there something wrong with our men? Why when a woman says no do men think they are saying yes?
Those who rape have no idea how they mess up people's lives and the trauma these people carry until they die.
I was nearly raped myself when I was at the University more than a decade ago and this is the first time I have said it because I was touched by the disabled teen who was gang raped in South Africa. I said was nearly because I managed to scream and luckily help was nearby and my attacker escaped but I still think about it like it happened yesterday. I can imagine how difficult it is to move on for those who are actually raped.
In most cases rape victims are made to feel as if it was their fault which is why I never reported my attempted rape despite knowing the culprit. In some communities the perpertrators are protected by society because ''the woman was begging for it'' which is wrong. Is it a power and control game or just lack of understanding of men?
In many rape cases women always say no to these sexual advances but it seems it's a language that some of these men or animals can never understand.
I think it's time society shifts the blame to men instead of always blaming the victims. I also think it's time people in power take this crime seriously lest we go back to the age were women get more and more dehumanized.
To those men who have a habit of raping women, I guess I can safely say they are cowards if not animals who don't deserve to be called human beings. How can anyone enjoy the suffering of another being?
Maybe it's time we go back to basics and teach men to respect women and if a person says No to sex,then they mean No. This applies to those even in relationships- wives ,girlfriends and partners. Any sexual advance without the other part's consent is still rape.
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My prayer for myself and for everyone else is that we will quit holding grudges, quit being rude to one another on purpose, and learn to let things go. People who say they "don't like drama" are usually the ones who are surrounded by drama the most. FYI: there is one common denominator in all your failed friendships, in all your "dramaful" relationships. And that is YOU! Figure out why, and work to fix it! {and I am saying this to myself as well, don't you worry....}
After having this conversation in Sunday School this morning, I definitely became aware and convicted, and have already tried working on it! It'll be a life-long effort, but one that's worth it! Life is too short and you weren't meant to hold on to that petty anger anyways. Be free! Free yourself!


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In this coursework I aim to see how the town of Blaina in South Wales has responded to change in its economic geography. In order for me to do this I have used a variety of methods such as questionnaires, surveys, maps and simple observations. Through my research I have discovered how old mining villages such as Blaina and six bells in the Ebbw Fach Valley have been affected through coal mine closures. Job losses where on a mass scale and affected small communities, this also affected their quality of life. My Hypothesis 1) Most of the housing was developed in the 19th century This was during the period of rapid economic growth. At this time this area of Great Britain was one of the main industrial regions, as jobs became available people moved to the area so houses where built to accommodate them. This affected an increased economy all around the growing communities 2) The quality of housing declined since the loss of the coal industry in these particular towns. The closure of local coal mines affected the de-industrialization of the area. The doom and gloom spiral suggests that poor quality housing is a result from the decline of industry and economic structure of a town. Although many houses have shown signs of decay, there have been recent attempts to improve the housing stock, this includes things such as: Windows Roof tiles Brickwork Doors Toilets Fencing General appearance This was all much needed as the houses where ageing and where beginning to deteriorate. ...read more.
3) Questionnaire survey This is to determine migration and to find out if the quality of the environment has been affected. This can be found by asking the local people of Blaina 4) Land use maps I need to see if outward migration has increased as a result of loss of industry. This can also be found in conjunction with my questionnaire where local people are asked if they knew of anyone who moved to find work. 5) Environmental quality survey This will show how modern, clean, green, peaceful and quiet the local area is, and this will help in answering hypothesis number five. This data will help to back up my answers to each of my hypothesis and show how Blaina has responded to changes in its economic geography. The doom and gloom spiral which describes the decline in economic structure and facilities of a town or city suggests that once the loss of a strong industry (like the coal industry) usually that a town or cities development decreases gradually by spiralling out of control. It is a negative knock on effect with one result leading to another, this repeats itself. It all affects society; from home life, to community life, modernisation, economy, job losses, reduction of services, health care, crime, and then migration occurs. I will try to prove this geographical theory using my case study of Blaina. ...read more.
I have shown the evidence that shows signs of renewal. The style of housing graph answers hypothesis two because seeing the different styles of housing and the difference in the number of each style of housing could indicate what kind of housing was built to cater for the needs of the town at the time they where constructed. All the houses where built during the same time this shows the era in which industry developed the local area. The condition of housing answers hypothesis two and five because the condition of housing would indicate how much money has been invested into housing development and improving the quality of the environment( hypothesis five) in the town. Evidence of renewal answers hypothesis two it shows how the quality of housing has been maintained by the government and community since the loss of heavy industry. The environmental quality survey will prove hypothesis five because it gives an indication on a small scale of how I feel the town has changed due to the loss of heavy industry such as coal mining. I think this is a kind of bias, because I am used to the standard of living in London. I would inevitably compare this standard to that of Blaina in South Wales. My view of the town may be different to others. The map of the Migration Distribution shows the dependency ratio in the community. There opinion of the local people on their own community since the loss of industry will help answer hypothesis five. ...read more.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 09:21 PM
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1. Birdwatchers are ususally Company.
2. The Military. The Military always have been, and always will be, Respected by all Real Americans. Violence is as American as Apple Pie. There is No Substitute on Earth for Real Bravery. None. All Real Americans know this instinctively, just as all Real Americans know that Man does not live by bread alone. The Birdwatchers are equal to the Very Best in the Military, and often beyond. Thimk!
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On September 06, 2006, TRE closed at $6.50.
On September 19, 2006, CDE closed at $46.30 (adjusted for reverse split).
On Oct. 17, '06, Goldman (GS) closed at $183.07 (jickiss Sell) whilst Newmont (NEM) closed at $43.24 (jickiss Buy).
"Politics in America has become a playground of fictions. The politicians tell the public what the public wants to hear. Whether the question is social security, education, budget deficits or national security, the public wants to believe that things aren�t so bad." --Written by J.R. Nyquist, December 8, 2006.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 09:47 PM
Uncle Buck slowly inching towards Charmin's 74 1/2....
Posted 13 October 2009 - 09:50 PM
The US spends as much on it's military annually as does the rest of the world combined, approximately. Then there are 30 or so intelligence outfits which nobody knows how much the cost is. These are the costs of empire and they cannot be questioned. A large plurality of Americans define patriotism in terms of military might and do not question it. These beliefs are entwined with American exceptionalism, the belief that America is histories, or Gods, chosen nation destined to shape the world.
The entirety of our elites support endless and unlimited military deployments and actions because of either the previously mentioned beliefs, or because of monetary or political self interest, or out of fear of being seen as weak.
Americas gigantic military and intelligence structures are histories greatest examples of big government and government power yet are seen as outside of government. A cognitive disconnect easily seen by you but impossible for Americans to discern. They are seen not as government but as the very embodiment of nationhood. Which is a definition of militarism, which has relentlessly come to define American politics and the trend continues apace. I half expect our next and probably most future presidents to come out of the military. General Petraeus perhaps becoming our first Caesar.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 09:52 PM
Intel Corporation, according to this the share price fell in the very last minute. 129,900 shares traded. I guess it's a misprint ?
Oct. 13, 2009 Market Close: $ 20.49
After Hours Last: $ 20.40
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It was still up over 4% moments before
Posted 13 October 2009 - 09:58 PM
One of the pigmen probably did it on purpose so they can watch the Yahoo forum spend the next 11 hours swearing at each other...
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:06 PM
lotta this going on tonight...
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:09 PM
Yep, that was exactly how I was brainwashed as a kid. Luckily, I was the curious sort, and eventually figured out what a crock it all was.
Sadly, far too many still believe that fairy tale, which will end soon enough, as all far flung empires always do.
Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:28 PM
Or recycling old shtick?
A new audience for Mark's old reruns. I think he has a secret thing for Kathie Lee.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:28 PM
If we don't change our direction, we're likely to end up where we are headed.
It wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark.
"and the vicious cycle will feed on itself in an orgy of cannibalistic self destruction until even the skeletal remains of the system are ground into powder." - Doc, 3/2/09
Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:32 PM
It WAS fun the first time around.
Now... eh... not so much.
I'm glad I wasn't watching the tape today. Hope it stays dull until I get back to work.
I listened to Bloomberg Radio all day. Other than Tom Kean in the morning, pretty much a cesspool of inanity. I wanted to vomit when they had the Apple tout on for half an hour. Give it a break.
Heading for DC and the Autotrain tomorrow.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:38 PM
10/13/08.....Intel 16.99
10/13/09....Intel 21.40
It's all how you spin it....not one person on the devil channel mentioned any of these comparisons....sure it was a better quarter and margins were good but the puddles left on the floor of the cnbs studio were a little extreme....
Intel reported a net profit in its third quarter ended September 26 of $1.9 billion, or 33 cents per share, compared with $2.01 billion, or 35 cents per share, a year earlier.
Revenue fell 7.8 percent in the third quarter to $9.4 billion from $10.2 billion a year ago, but surpassed the $9.06 billion expected by anal cysts on Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Integrated circuit maker Linear Technology Corp, which also reported earnings on Tuesday, was less positive on a broad economic recovery. Despite beating Street expectations for revenue and profit, causing its shares to rise slightly after-hours, the company remained cautious and said that the financial effects of the global recession are certainly not over and continue to impact many of its customers.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:49 PM
Just went over there and sure as sheet...it was all about "the Print"......which by the way showed up on my quotes....even got a Lost Money Recap...
If only they knew what I thought if groucho, eddie, PT1, the token chick, and the "most breathless CC call pumper I have ever seen"...Goldfinger....the mops were busy after this show.....
From Thunderdome.....
INTC from fast money 2 minutes ago
Guy Adami called it a "fantastic" quarter, adding it will be interesting to see Goldman Sachs' evaluation of the report. He said investors can now take Intel's closing price at $20.50 as the new support level for the stock.
Joe Terranova said investors can use Intel's earnings report to line up the market going forward. He said said the report signifies the PC upgrade cycle is "for real."
Pete Najarian said Intel's earnings was not just a beat, but a resounding "crush." He said the chipmaker's is saying that its entire portfolio is doing well and not just notebooks.
Karen Finerman said Intel's aggressive guidance of revenue growth and gross-margin expansion is "great for the stock."
Jim Goldman, CNBC reporter, said Intel is enjoying significant success in China and the emerging markets with its concept of low-cost notebooks. Moreover, he said the chipmaker showed it can increase sales without sacrificing margins.
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:57 PM
Dollar loses reserve status to yen & euro
B.S. Bernanke's dollar crisis went into a wider mode yesterday as the greenback was shockingly upstaged by the euro and yen, both of which can lay claim to the world title as the currency favored by central banks as their reserve currency.
Over the last three months, banks put 63 percent of their new cash into euros and yen -- not the greenbacks -- a nearly complete reversal of the dollar's onetime dominance for reserves, according to Barclays Capital. The dollar's share of new cash in the central banks was down to 37 percent -- compared with two-thirds a decade ago.
Currently, dollars account for about 62 percent of the currency reserve at central banks -- the lowest on record, said the International Monetary Fund.
The empire slowly starts to slip away...
Posted 13 October 2009 - 10:58 PM
I don't uinderstand that red INTC after-hours. Is that bad print or real drop?
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The following article detailing the family history of the Day family in High Brooms and the surrounding area was written and supplied by Edward James Gilbert from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date: July 8, 2014
In the 1890''s William Gilbert Day (1836-1918) operated a greengrocers business at 54 Auckland Road, prior to that he had been a gardener. He and his wife Mary Ann Webb Wyman had three sons and one daughter. One of the sons George James Gilbert Day (1871-1932) had been born in Tunbridge Wells ,and after marrying Mary Jane Matthews in 1893 had 9 children. George and his son in law Joseph William Matthews were living in Southborough in 1901 with the wife and children of George, and at that time George and Joseph both worked for the High Brooms Brick & Tile Company as 'brick pressers'. By 1911 however, George became a fruit merchant and in 1911 he and his family resided at 41 Holmewood Road, where his wife and sons Frank Gilbert Day( 1895-1918) and George Francis Day (1896-1918) worked as assistants in the family business. Both Frank and George were killed in WW 1 and their names are among the 801 names given on the plaques of the Tunbridge Wells War Memorial. George also had a son Percy Gordon Day(1899-1977) who served in WW1 and lost an eye in combat.
Two of George's other sons Bertram John Day (1906-1985) and Leonard Aubrey Day (1907-1973) started up Day Bros Dairy in about 1945 with premises in 1953 at 33 Quarry Road, Tunbridge Wells. Although details about this dairy are lacking it appears it was still in business in the 1970's.This article traces the life and times of members of the Day family in the 19th and 20th centuries.
George was born August 12,1871 in Tunbridge Wells, one of five children born to William Gilbert Day (1836-1918) and Mary Ann Webb Wyman, who was born in 1844. At the time of George's birth his father was a clog maker,but when George was married in 1893 he was a greengrocer. George was baptised in Tunbridge Wells on April 27,1874.
William Gilbert Day had married Mary Ann Webb Wymann December 5,1858 at Lambeth St John the Evangelist. In 1861 he was living at Aldershot,Surrey. In 1871 he and his wife Mary and children Mary and William were living at 34 Wood Street,Tunbridge Wells, and at that time William was a clog maker.
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The 1881 census, taken at 42 Auckland Road (photo opposite) recorded the presence of William Day as the head of the household and working as an under gardener with his year and place of birth given as 1844 "British subject".Family members who have made recent inquiries about the reference to "British Subject" are of the opinion that William was born in England. Living with him was his wife Mary, born 1844 in Oxford and their children (1) Mary Ann Elizabeth Day, born 1865 at Bermondsey (2) William Henry Day,born 1867 at Bermondsey (3) George James Gilbert Day (1871-1832), born in Tunbridge Wells (4) Frederick Charles Day,born 1875 in Tunbridge Wells (5) Ernest Reginald Day, born 1880 in Tunbridge Wells. It is recorded that this is all the children born to the couple. At the time of this census William's wife Mary was working as a fruit seller and her daughter Mary was an unemployed domestic servant. The only other working member of the family at that time was their son William Henry Day, but he was given at that time as an unemployed errand boy. The rest of the children were attending school. Today 42 Auckland is a private residence, one of many on the road of modest terrace houses.
The 1891 census taken at 54 Auckland Road recorded the presence of William Day as a greengrocer and his wife Mary. Also present in the home were their children William,George,Frederick and Ernest,who were all working as general labourers. Also present in the home were two boarders. The 1899 commercial directory gave the listing " William Day, greengrocer, 54 Auckland Road. When contacted about the location of William's business, Daniel of the High Brooms Historical Society was of the opinion that it was located at 54 Auckland Road, and although just a private residence now,it was back in 1891 his shop, indicating if that is the case that the family were living above the shop.
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On December 30,1893 George James Gilbert Day married Mary Jane Matthews (1875-1939) at Southborough. George at that time was a labourer and his father was given as a greengrocer. Mary's father was a labourer also. Shown opposite is a photo of Mary Jane Matthews.Mary had been born 1875 at Chittem,Wiltshire and died June 1939 in Tunbridge Wells. She was one of seven children born to Frederick William Matthews (1830-1891) and Ann Stokes (1834-1930). In 1881 Mary was living at 48 Lower Village in Bradford On Avon. In 1891 she and her sister Sarah were working as domestic servants in Tunbridge Wells. Mary was a house maid and her sister a cook.
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The 1901 census, taken at 54 Auckland Road listed William Day born 1843 Cranbrook,woking as a greengrocer on own account at home. Living with him was his wife Mary and two boarders. Sometime between 1901 and 1911 his wife Mary passed away. The 1911 census, taken at 5 Providence Place in Pembury recorded William as a widow, living with John Cheesman (a builder's labourer) and his family in 4 rooms. William, interestingly , was given as an army pensioner. William died in Pembury in 1918. William Gilbert Day was buried in the Tunbridge Wells Cemetery January 5,1918.
The 1901 census, taken at 1 Cambrian Road, Southborough records George James Gilbert Day as the head of the household and working as a brick presser for the High Brooms Brick & Tile Company. Details about this business can be found in my article 'Brick Making in Tunbridge Wells' dated July 18,2012.Livign with George at that time was his wife Mary Jane and their children (1) Frank Gilbert Day (1895-1918) (2) George Francis Day (1896-1918) (3) Percy Gordon Day (1899-1977) (4) Beatrice Mary Eleanor Day (1903-1984).Beatrice was buried in the Tunbridge Wells Cemetery April 19,1984.Beatrice had worked with her brothers Bertram and Leonard in their dairy business but never married. She had died as a result of a cerebral vascular accident. See the last section of this article for a photo of her. (5) Cecil James Day (1904-1977).Cecil had been born December 15,1904 in the general shop at 10 Woodbury Terrace in High Brooms. In 1911 he was living with is parent s and siblings at 41 Holmewood Rd, On December 17,1926 he married Elsie May Sivyer (1901-1992) and with her had three daughters,
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Shown opposite are photos of Cecil and Elsie. Elsie had been born May 29,1901 at 30 Holden Park Road, Southborough, one of two girls born to Walter Sivyer (1861-1925) and Alice Kate Pratt (1873-1947).In 1911 she was living with her parents in Southborough. The couple were married December 1926. She died February 1992 at Maidstone, Kent. Cecil was cremated at the Kent & Sussex crematorium January 11,1977. (6) Bertram John Day (1906-1985) (7) Leonard Aubrey Day (1907-1973). Also present in the home was Georges son in law Joseph W. Matthews, age 31,born 1870 at Imber, Wiltshire, who was also working as a brick presser.
Not given in the 1901 census was Phyllis Lilian Day born to George and Mary in the 4th qtr of 1905 but who died in the 3rd qtr1906. The couple had one other child, namely Ronald Francis Day(1911-1956).Ronald had been born in the 3rd qtr 1911 in Tunbridge Wells. In 1937 he married Florence M. Gould (1907-1972) and had two daughters with her. The couple were married at the registry office in Tunbridge Wells. Ronald died in 1956 at Hawkhurst, Kent of a heart attack. His wife Florence died at 32 Park Cottages in Hawkhurst.
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The 1911 census, taken at 41 Holmewood Road, Tunbridge Wells, records George James Gilbert Day as a fruit merchant. Living with him was his wife Mary who was assisting her husband in the business. Also present were his sons Frank, George and Percy, who were also assisting their father. The remaining four children were also in the home of 5 rooms.
It is not clear what became of the marriage between George James Gilbert Day and his wife. George died February 24,1932 at Edmonton and no record of his burial could be found in Tunbridge Wells. His wife Mary appears to have continued to live in Tunbridge Wells for she died in the town in January 1939 and was buried in the Tunbridge Wells Cemetery on January 12th.
No attempt has been made to fully research the Day family but in the next part of this article I refer to three of his sons that served in WW 1 and in the last section I refer to two of his sons and one daughter that were associated with Day Bros. Dairy.
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The three sons of George James Gilbert Day who served in WW 1 were George Francis Day (1896-1918) ; Frank Gilbert Day (1895-1918) and Percy Gordon Day (1899-1977).Details of each of them are given below. George and his brother Frank were both killed in the war in 1918, but Percy survived .The Tunbridge Wells War Memorial on Mount Pleasant Road has a series of brass plaques upon which are the names of 801 men who made the ultimate sacrifice in WW1, as well as the names of those lost in WW II. Last year I undertook a detailed study of the war memorial and provided in an article I wrote about it transcriptions for all the names on these plaques, among which were the transcriptions for George and Frank Day, which I give later. Shown opposite is a postcard by local photographer and postcard printer/publisher Harold Hawtrey Camburn, taken at the time of the unveiling of the memorial.
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- GEORGE FRANCIS DAY (1896-1918)…………George had been born in the 4th qtr of 1896 at Southborough. He had been baptised December 13,1896 in Southborough. In 1911 he was living with his parents at 41 Holmewood Road. Shown opposite is a photo of George. Below is a photo of his death notice; a photo of his medals, which included the British medal, the Victory medal and the 15 Star. The last image in the series is of the Pozieres Memorial. Given here is the transcription I did last year." G.F. DAY ……….[George Francis]……..George was born in Southborough October 1896 and was a resident of the town before enlisting at Maidstone, Kent. He was a private (#225555) with the 1st Bn attached to the 2nd/4th Bn London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) who died in France March 21,1918 at age 21. He is recorded at the Pozieres Memorial (panel 85 or 86). He was the son of George James Gilbert Day and Mary Jane Day of 41 Holmewood Rd., Tunbridge Wells. He had formerly been #2596 with the Hurts Cyclist Btn but posted to the 2/4th London Regiment.He is also listed on the plaque at St James Church as George F. Day. He is also listed on the High Brooms memorial plaque as Private G.F. Day. His brother Frank Gilbert Day was also killed in the war. George was baptised December 13,1896 at Southborough. He was one of 9 children in the family and worked in the family fruit merchant business in 1911 as an assistant in business. His death notice was published in the Tunbridge Wells Advertiser on April 23,1918. The Posieres British Cemetery is enclosed by the POZIERES MEMORIAL, which relates to the period of crisis in March and April 1918 when the Allied Fifth Army was driven back by overwhelming numbers across the former Somme battlefields, and the months that followed before the Advance to Victory, which began on 8 August 1918.The Memorial commemorates over 14,000 casualties of the United Kingdom and 300 of the South African Forces who have no known grave and who died in France during the Fifth Army area retreat on the Somme from 21 March to 7 August 1918.
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- FRANK GILBERT DAY (1895-1918)……….Frank had been born in the 1st qtr of 1895 in Southborough. He had been baptised in Southborough on April 14,1895. In 1911 he was living with his parents and siblings at 41 Holmewood Rd,Tunbridge Wells. He was awarded the same medals as his brother George. Shown here are two photos of Frank and one of a document from Frank during Christmas. Also given is a photo of the Pernois British Cemetery at Halloy-les-Pernois. Given here is the transcription I did for him last year. " G. DAY………..[Frank Gilbert]……..He is also listed on the plaque at St James Church as Frank G. Day.He is also listed on the High Brooms memorial plaque as Private F.G. Day.In the 1911 census he was living at 41 Holmewood Rd., Tunbridge Wells. He was born at High Brooms, Southborough in the first quarter 1895 and enlisted for service in Tunbridge Wells. He was a Private(#G/3964) with the British Expeditionary Force who died of wounds in France August 14,1918. He is recorded at the Pernois British Cemetery, Halloy-Les-Pernois (III.D.11). He was one of 9 children in the family and his brother George Francis Day was also killed in the war. He and his siblings worked as assistant in business for their father who ran a fruit merchant business in Tunbridge Wells. He was the son of George James Gilbert Day (1871-1932) and Mary Jane Day(nee Matthews 1872-1939). In December 1917 he sent his mother a Christmas Card with his regiment ( 8th Royal Sussex) printed on it. He had been baptised in Southborough August 14,1895. The Pernois British Cemetery was opened towards the end of April 1918, during the German advance, for burials from No.4 Casualty Clearing Station. The cemetery was closed in August. The cemetery contains 403 Commonwealth burials of the First World War and 17 German war graves.
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- PERCY GORDON DAY (1899-1977)……….Percy was born February 4,1899 in Tunbridge Wells and was baptised April 9,1899 at Southborough. In the 1911 he was living with his parents and siblings at 41 Homewood Rd, Tunbridge Wells. His service records have not survived and therefore it was impossible to establish any reliable details about his military service. Several medal index cards have survived but there was nothing on them to establish which one pertained to him. An attempt was made to determine which regiment he was in from the cap badge in one of his photos (shown opposite) but without success. A request was made for information with a decendent of the Day family who had posted his photos to the family tree but the person did not reply. A note attached to the photos of him state that the image was taken before he lost his eye. All that can be established is that Percy was badly wounded in the war, resulting in the loss of an eye. When this event occurred was not established but it resulted in him being discharged from the army and returned home. Details about his private and working life after the war have not been established except to note that in the 4th qtr of 1927 he married Cicely(sp) Laurel M. Hawkins at St Matthews Church, High Brooms. Cicely, who's name is given also as "Cesily' on her burial records, was born May 5,1901 in Tunbridge Wells and died in the 3rd qtr of 1978 at Cambrian Road, Tunbridge Wells. Percy and Cicely are known to have had a daughter Margaret L.R. Day (1928-1997) and probably had other children as well. Percy died in September 1977 in Tunbridge Wells and was buried in the Tunbridge Wells Cemetery on July 7,1977. Cecily Laurel May Day was buried in the Tunbridge Wells Cemetery on September 20,1978. A descendent of the family offered this information "Percy volunteered after his two elder brothers George and Frank were already in the army. Both brothers were killed but Percy had shrapnel wounds and lost his eye, My father was his younger brother and said he was never the same when he came home. Before the war he had been a bright lad and worked for the post office after the war he married had a daughter Margaret Day but never worked."He said he still had shrapnel in his brain which they were unable to move. I don't think the family believed this but when he was in his 70's he developed a septic sore on his head and when it discharged out came a piece of shrapnel much to the surprise of the doctor and the family.
The two sons of George James Gilbert Day who started up Day Bros Dairy were Bertram John Day (1906-1985) and Leonard Aubrey Day (1907-1973). Descendants of the Day family report that Bertram and Leonard established their dairy business in 1945 at 33 Quarry Road, in premises that were empty at the time, and that " their sister Beatrice worked for them until they sold the dairy when they retired. They used to collect the milk from two farms in Pembury. They had to agree to take all the milk that the farmer produced whether they could sell it or not. Pre WW II Len had a milk round in Tunbridge Wells". A descendant of the family said they had rounds in Rusthall, Southborough, Tunbridge Wells and Pembury and that they never really used the shop much.
A directory for 1953 gave " Day Bros, dairymen, 14 Clifton Road, Southborough and 33 Quarry Road, Tunbridge Wells. There is also a directory listing for B.J. Day (Bertram James) at 14 Clifton Road from 1968 to 1970. A relative of the family stated that Bertram lived at 14 Clifton Rd but later moved to Charles Street in Southborough and Leonard lived at 41 Holmewood Rd.
A family descendant offered the following. "Day Bros Daily -they took milk from two farms in Pembury and the bottle washing and filling was out back of the shop in a separate building, with the vans parked at the rear. They had quite a large number of rounds and about three vans. Bert did all the books etc., Eventually they sold out to John Browns Dairies in St Johns Tunbridge Wells, at the time Express dairies were trying to buy up all small dairies and John Browns wanted to make theirs bigger so as not to be taken over. They sold to John Brown's circa 1970 for a good price as J.B wanted to stop Express Dairies having an outlet in Tunbridge Wells. J.B had a larger organisation in St John's. Day's shop & bottling plant was never used by the new owner but became a car hire outlet".
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Shown opposite is a photo of Beatrice Mary Eleanor Day( 1903-1984) who the family say worked in Day's Dairy on Quarry Road for her two brothers.
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Shown opposite is a photo of Leonard Aubrey Day with a lady (his wife? ) beside one of the company's milk vans. Leonard had been born December 25,1907 in Tunbridge Wells. In 1911 he was living with his parents and siblings at 41 Holmewood Road and it is stated by family members that he lived at that address his entire life. In 1939 he had a milk round. In 1940 he was in the Royal Army Service Corps and was in the desert. He also saw service in France and Germany. Family members state "He told the Germans to give up their cameras and then the British brought them all home with them" Leonard died at the Kent & Sussex Hospital September 1973 of prostate cancer . He was cremated at the Kent & Sussex crematorium on September 26,1973.
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Shown opposite is a photo of Bertram John Day, who had been born August 5,1906 in Tunbridge Wells. In 1911 he was living with his parents and siblings at 41 Holmewood Road. In December 1939 he married Lillie M. Taylor (1903-1960) at St Matthews Church in High Brooms and with her had a daughter. He was married a second time in 1960. No records were found of the name of his second wife or of any children born to Bernard. At some point in time he left Tunbridge Wells. He died in Eastbourne, Sussex in the 4th qt4r of 1985.His wife Lilly M Day ,who had been born in Tunbridge Wells died 1960 at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London.
Continuing with family history it is stated by a descendent " George James Day (1871-1932)…In circa 1904-1907 General Stores,10 Woodbury Terrace, Silverdale Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Cecil James Day, son of George James, was born here in 1904.. George James Day, Cecil's father, had a general stores here according to the Kelly Commercial Street Directory. He rented the property and bought stock on a weekly basis, many people were doing this at the time. The shop was in a row of town houses. Next door was a greengrocers, the proprietor of which eventually took over both shops in 1907. The number of the shop kept changing. In 1906 it became 128 Silverdale Road and in 1907 it was 142 Silverdale Road, which it remains today. It is now converted back to a house and next door is a pet food store.1908-1909 Fruiterer, Hastings Road, Pembury, Kent. Bo Peep Stores, Pembury, Kent. George owned these stores at one time and sold the business to his brother-in-law, John Cheesman. John is here in 1911.William Gilbert Day (1836-1918) George James father.1893 From his son's MC: Greengrocer.
According to Sheila, Cecil told her that he thinks he was his grandfather's favourite. He used to go out with his grandparents in the back of their horse and cart. Sheila does not know who was driving the horse. If WG was discharged from the Army as unfit to do his duties as a Driver, would he now be able to drive a horse and cart or did he teach his wife to drive? Cecil was able to drive the horse, he would sit up front with his granddad. 1891 & 1901 lived at 54 Auckland Road, Tunbridge Wells. Greengrocer own business. Location of shop unknown. 1881, 42 Auckland Road, Tunbridge Wells, William was an under gardener. His wife, Mary Ann was a fish seller. I hope that's of interest….Ben".
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text: 1. Section 80 of the Code is intended for cases in which the writ should be affixed in the way required by that section after a proper attempt has been made to find the defendant. It is true that you may go to a man's house and not find him, but that that is not attempting to find him. You should go to his house, make enquiries, and if necessary follow him. You should make enquiries to find out when he is likely to be at home, and go to the house at a time when he can be found. Before service like this can be effected it must be shown that proper efforts have been made to find out when and where the defendant is likely to be found--not as seems to be done in this country, to go to his house in a perfunctory way, and because he has not been found there, to affix a copy of the summons on the outer door of his house. I think this affidavit is insufficient, and it is as well that persons should know that such service is not good service, and that suits should not be tried as undefended suits on service such as has been relied on in this case. A proper attempt must be made to find the defendant and serve him with the writ.


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Release Year: 2012
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A couple is being stalked by a guy while making out. When they spot him, he's already hard and masturbating himself. So they invite him over and the sits on his fully erect cock, bouncing up and down. He then also give the other guy a good pounding in the ass before cumming in the girl's mouth.
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When you think of Star Wars, most of you probably think of the original Luke Skywalker movies that started it all. But is that where the story ends? Absolutely not.
Ever since those films have been released, Star Wars has taken over the entertainment industry, including books.
Literally hundreds of authors have created hundreds of novels to show America the life of Luke Skywalker and the history of the Jedi Council. This book is part of a series that helps explain the history of the Jedi.
Over three thousand years before Luke discovers his force abilities, a young Padawan is just preparing to control his. His master, the Grand Master of the Jedi, thinks he is prepared for the trials to become a Knight. The rest of the Council however, is not so sure. Shigar has a lot of issues with his powers and needs more work. With help from a "retired" special agent, he might be able to.
Meanwhile, a smuggler crosses over a mysterious ship with mysterious merchandise. But instead of stealing the goods, the ship blows itself up. Unfortunately for them, the technology wasn't completely destroyed. In fact the merchandise can lead to a new, valuable planet that both the Empire and the Republic could use. The question is, which one gets to the planet?
This book to me, started out fairly slow. The first hundred pages or so dealt specifically with the introduction of the main characters. I almost stopped reading the novel just because of the slow start. But after you plow through the character briefing, the book is worth your time. I do have to warn you however, the novel takes place during a cold war between the Republic, the Empire, and various middle parties. You might need to do a bit of research before you take on this book. It begins after a war between the two governments and it carries on into this book. I recommend Wookiepedia if you have any questions while you read. I give this novel a 3.75 out of 5. If you like the Star Wars kinda thing, then this book is for you.


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Monday, July 20, 2009
Pretend that you are a humble Catholic priest who nobly volunteered to be a test subject for a new vaccine. It goes horribly wrong, and you are the only one of the batch of test subjects who survives (due to a blood transfusion with some dodgy blood). While trying to live down your miraculous survival, you go back to your life of service in a hospital when you are struck by an urge to drink blood. Luckily a hospital is not a bad place to do this, given you are not into killing people. But then unfortunately you run into one of those school chums you'd prefer never to have met again. You know the the sort: runny nose, awful laugh, no social skills, but between him and his mother they know some embarrassing stuff about your childhood. To top it all off you begin to have trouble controlling your most unpriest-like lust for this dude's cute wife.
That is basically the synopsis for Park Chan-wook's vampire film Thirst. He keeps to the general conventions of vampire movies but throws out some of the mumbo jumbo such as fear of crucifixes. This idea of vampirism as more of a medical condition than an anti-Christian evil makes it feel much more plausible and a better fit with modern South Korea. Most vampire movies follow Bram Stoker's model and are told from the point of view of the potential victims or vampire hunters, but Thirst takes the point of view of the vampire. This tends to limit the opportunities for shock but increases the angst for our priest vampire.
Though there is no angst for the other vampire in the film, unrestrained by being a priest or even vaguely religious she relishes the power and opportunities that she didn't have in her prior life. She is out to have much more fun, leading to a show down with our protagonist.
This film is 130 minutes long and several times just when you think Park Chan-wook is tying the plot threads together for a conclusion he goes off on a fresh direction. That aside Thirst is modern view of vampirism that doesn't depend on pseudo religious Gothic hokum.
Ian's rating 4/5
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