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Georg Büchner Prize
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The Georg Büchner Prize (German: Georg-Büchner-Preis) is—along with the Goethe Prize—the most important literary prize for the German language. The award is named after Georg Büchner, author of Woyzeck. The Georg Büchner Prize is awarded annually for authors "writing in the German language who have notably emerged through their oeuvre as essential contributors to the shaping of contemporary German cultural life".[1] Similar prizes are the Miguel de Cervantes Prize for authors writing in the Spanish language, and the Camões Prize awarded to writers in the Portuguese language.
The Georg Büchner Prize was created in 1923 in memory of Georg Büchner and was only given to artists who came from or were closely tied to Büchner's home of Hesse. It was first awarded in 1923. Among the early recipients were mostly visual artists, poets, actors, and singers.[2]
In 1951, the prize changed to a general literary prize, awarded annually by the Deutsche Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung. It goes to German language authors, and the annual speech by the recipient takes place in Darmstadt. Since 2002, the prize has been endowed with €50,000.
The Georg Büchner Prize and the Nobel Prize in Literature
Four winners of the Georg Büchner Prize, Günter Grass (1965), Heinrich Böll (1967), Elias Canetti (1972), and Elfriede Jelinek (1998) were awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in subsequent years. The Georg Büchner Prize is frequently seen as an indicator for potential future Nobel Prize winners writing in the German language. Most recently, however, the Swedish Academy in Stockholm preceded the German Academy for Language and Literature in awarding a prolific writer from the German sprachraum. Herta Müller received the Nobel Prize in Literature but has not yet been awarded the Georg Büchner Prize. Other writers who were omitted but received the Nobel Prize in Literature were Thomas Mann, Hermann Hesse, and Nelly Sachs.
Recipients of the literary prize, since 1951
Recipients 1923–1950
- 1950 Elisabeth Langgässer (1899–1950)
- 1948 Hermann Heiss (1897–1967)
- 1947 Anna Seghers (1900–1983)
- 1946 Fritz Usinger (1895–1982)
- 1945 Hans Schiebelhuth (1895–1944)
- 1933–1944 not given
- 1932 Albert H. Rausch (1882–1949)
- 1930 Nikolaus Schwarzkopf (1884–1962)
- 1929 Carl Zuckmayer (1896–1977)
- 1927 Kasimir Edschmid (1890–1966)
- 1925 Wilhelm Michel (1877–1942)
- 1924 Alfred Bock (1859–1932)
- 1923 Adam Karrillon (1853–1938)
See also
- ↑ "Georg-Büchner-Preis". Translated from Deutsche Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung. Retrieved 31 May 2012.
- ↑ "Georg-Büchner-Preis". Deutsche Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung. Retrieved 31 May 2012.
- ↑ "Sibylle Lewitscharoff wins 2013 Georg Büchner prize". Deutsche Welle. 4 June 2013. Retrieved June 5, 2013.
- ↑ "Rainald Goetz: Top German literature prize goes to edgy ex-doctor". Deutsche Welle. 8 July 2015. Retrieved 9 July 2015.
- ↑ "Top German literature prize goes to Marcel Beyer". Deutsche Welle. 28 June 2016. Retrieved 29 June 2016.
External links
- Georg-Büchner-Preis, official site (German)


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Facebook hazard #932
When someone you've been friends with for something close to a decade posts a status that reveals views repugnant to you.
Frankly, I'm kinda pissed. I'm not sure at whom, though. At this person, for pretending to tolerance all these years? Or at myself, for ignoring other personality characteristics that would, if acknowledged, allowed me to discern these views and fade the friendship appropriately.
Even worse, part of me suspects that I'm pissed because his views reflect poorly on me. Nobody likes to say, "Oh, yeah, he's kind of a {misogynist, racist, homophobe, bigot, ignorant asshole who has apparently forgotten how to use the rational parts of our brains that make us human), but he's otherwise an okay guy, so I'm totally friends with him. Well, maybe some people like to say that. I don't.
And right now, as I'm thinking of him, I'm thinking of a whole list of things about him that annoy me and make me want to not be his friend anymore. And I wonder if this is the opening of my eyes to the way I've always thought about this person, and the whole friendship was a lie, or if it's just the straw that broke the camel's back.
Either way, back broken. Now, to unfriend, block, or hide?
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Up until now you have maybe tolerated the things that annoy you but this one has crossed an emotional boundary and as you say broken the back of the friendship.
Unfriending could start a whole bunch of crap and shit fights and side taking if you have mutual friends. Same with blocking, Me? I would just hide it from him and let the thing pass out of exsistance over time and then unfirend when all resdue is gone.
I am not into confrontation if its not going to have any effect on the outcome. 🙂


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MARTINSVILLE, Ind. – A newborn preemie who was being held "hostage" by a Cancun hospital was finally released and arrived at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis Thursday.
"It's been awful," Beckham's aunt Amanda Smith told CBS4 in an exclusive interview shortly after Beckham arrived. "I mean, it's been a roller coaster. It's been from, you're at rock bottom, we thought we were getting somewhere, we're back down, we thought we were getting somewhere."
The nightmare started for Martinsville couple Michaela Smith and Larry Ralph Jr. shortly after their first child was born.
Michaela gave birth to Beckham 12 weeks early while they were on vacation in Mexico. He weighed just two pounds, eight ounces.
Shortly after his birth, the family says the hospital demanded they pay $13,000 for Beckham's first day of care and various other fees.
"It wasn't so much the quality of care as it was the staff and the outrageous demands of the hospital," said another aunt, Becca Ewert. "When it comes to the nurses and doctors, he was literally saying, they were going over and beyond. They did everything they could. He could tell they cared about the baby."
But the family says the hospital administration told them Beckham couldn't leave until they paid the entire bill up front. The total kept changing but was last pegged at $30,000, just two hours after the family was told it would be $27,000.
They decided to call Greenwood city councilor Ezra Hill, who in turn reached out to Representative Trey Hollingsworth's staff for help.
"Our family is going to be forever indebted to them," said Ewert. "From the second we got a phone call to them, they never, ever stopped. It's way more than a job to them."
Ewert and Smith say they were still receiving phone calls from Hollingsworth's staff well into the night and early morning hours trying to make sure Plan A and Plan B were still intact. As the family waited for Beckham's arrival at Riley Hospital for Children, Hollingsworth and the key staff who worked 24/7 to resolve the issue joined them.
Senator Donnelly's office stated they reached out to the U.S. Embassy in Mexico on Thursday.
Fortunately, Thursday afternoon, the hospital released the family with a reduced negotiated bill and they boarded a medical jet to head back to the United States.
That jet cost the family $30,800 up front to transport Beckham all the way back to Indiana.
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Iranian officials said that even if the country agreed to a U.N.-sponsored proposal, it would likely not ship its supply en masse.
The French government, which helped negotiate the deal, countered that postponing shipments is unacceptable — the uranium must be sent in bulk before the end of the year.
"It cannot take forever," said French foreign minister Bernard Kouchner. "We wait for answers."
The U.N. proposal, formalized last week following talks between Iran and the United States, France and Russia, calls for Iran to ship 70 percent of its uranium abroad for further enrichment, according to the Associated Press. It is intended to delay Iran's ability to produce nuclear weapons and would allow for diplomatic solutions to the nuclear standoff that started late this summer, said the New York Times.
But Alaeddin Boroujerdi, head of the Iranian Parliament's national security and foreign policy committee, said Tuesday that Iran preferred to buy processed nuclear fuel rather than ship its supply abroad for refinement, according to the Iranian Students News Agency.
While some Iranian officials fear that the U.N. is setting a trap intended to confiscate the country's uranium supply, American officials worry that Iran is merely postponing the shipments in order to build a nuclear weapon.
Under the plan, Iran would send 2,650 pounds of uranium to Russia for processing. Russia would then send the enriched uranium to France where it would be made into isotopes for use in cancer diagnoses and treatment in a Tehran medical reactor, keeping the amount of uranium below the quantity needed to produce a nuclear weapon.
Iran will officially reply to the deal within 48 hours, said an Iranian official on Al-Alam, the country's state-run Arabic channel, though U.N. inspectors have already started visiting a uranium enrichment site near the holy city of Qum, which was kept secret until September.
On Tuesday, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad vowed to continue the country's nuclear program and defended missing last week's deadline to respond to the proposal. Russia also defended the country, urging patience from the West.
"In this month alone, concrete and potentially effective solutions have been found," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Rybakov said, according to the Los Angeles Times. "It can't be ruled out that the process won't continue with the same intensity, but everyone should arm themselves with as much patience as possible."


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FLIGHT, APRIL 25, 1930 less than 300 km. in the case of landplanes, and 150 km. for seaplanes and amphibians. Subsidies will also be paid on a basis of engine power, within the range of 40 to 100 h.p. From 40 to 60 h.p. an allowance of 100 francs per h.p. will be made, and from 60 to 100 h.p. the allowance is increased to 200 francs per h.p. In order to encourage safety, grants will be made for parachutes, improved undercarriages (and, one supposes, slots or other means of preventing spinning) up to a maximum of 7,000 francs. By way of assisting the private owner with his running and maintenance costs, grants will be made on a basis of flying hours, the allowances ranging from 65 francs to 160 francs per hour from 100 to 250 hours. And finally subsidies up to a maximum of 6,000 francs will be paid for metal construction. Altogether the French private owner of the near future will be in the happy position of being able to get and run a machine worth something like £750 for the equivalent of approximately £400. It is difficult to foresee the extent of the fillip which will thus be given to French private flying, but that it will result in very large numbers of machines being built and purchased is not to be doubted for a moment. ••* * *•' :::.....S" •""•• ••< On this side of the Channel the prospects are not quite as rosy. But, on the other hand, our adver- tising columns this week contain an announcement which cannot fail to bring joy to the hearts of many present or prospective private owners. The De Havilland Aircraft Company announces very substantial price reduc- tions for their " Gipsy Moths," partly as a result of improved manufacturing methods evolved during real quantity production, and partly made possible by dividing the " Gipsy Moth " into two distinct classes, to be known as the Standard and the Special, respectively. While the reduction in price cannot, needless to say, compare with the low figure which the French private owner will, with Government subsidies, enjoy, there is this to be said for the British situation, that it is an economic- ally sound business proposition, while subsidies cannot, except indirectly, contribute towards a real reduction in cost. By granting subsidies the French Government will doubtless hasten the quantity production of machines and thereby enable French constructors to build more cheaply, but this effect will be national only, and is hardly likely to assist materially the French aircraft constructor where world markets are concerned. Under the new De Havilland scheme, a Standard " Gipsy Moth " can be bought for £595 instead of £675. The standard machine will be of wood con- struction, and will be fitted with the " Gipsy I " engine of 100 h.p. The Special model will be of mixed construction, i.e., with welded steel tube fuselage and wooden wings, and will be obtainable with either the 100 h.p. " Gipsy I " or with the 120 h.p. " Gipsy II " engine, the new prices being £675 instead of £700 and, with the more powerful engine, £750. In the Standard model the colour scheme will be standard, and so will the equipment. In the two Special models special colour schemes to suit individual tastes will be supplied, and there is a considerable range of optional equipment. Similar price reductions are announced for the seaplane versions of the " Gipsy Moth." The De Havilland Aircraft Company can be said to have been built up almost entirely on the production of the " Moth," and the fact that they are now in a position to announce such substantial price reductions is a proof that the firm not only has produced a type of aircraft which has attained world-wide popularity, but that in doing so it has worked on lines which are commercially sound. This fact augurs well for the future of the company, and that De Havillands are not content with producing the two types of machines to which we have referred is proved by the putting into production of the new " Moth Three " which we describe in detail and illustrate in the present issue. That machine will be more expensive, but, on the other hand, it has a higher performance, and can be used as an occasional three-seater. =*•• THE DUCHESS OF BEDFORD'S RECORD FLIGHT TO AFRICA England—Cape Town in Ten Days - THE Duchess of Bedford has accomplished a remarkablerecord flight by flying, in her Fokker monoplaneSpider (Bristol "" Jupiter "), piloted by Capt. C. D. Barnard and Mr. R. Little, from England to Cape Town in ten days—having left Lympne on April 10 and reached Cape Town on April 19. The progress of the flight may briefly be summarised as follows. April 10.—Lympne-Oran, a distance of 1,300 miles, the longest trip of the flight, accom- plished in 13 hours. April 11.-—Tunis. April 12.—Benghazi. April 13.—Assiut. April 14.—Khartoum. April 15.—Juba. April 16.—Dodma. April 17.—Broken Hill. April 18.— Bulawayo. April 19—Cape Town. This last section of 1,250 miles was the longest non-stop flight yet made in South Africa. From Broken Hill very bad weather was experienced, especially just before Bulawayo ; they were unable to see the Victoria Falls owing to thick clouds and rain, and lost their way. Capt. Barnard, in fact, was deciding to land, when they spotted the railway, which they followed into Bulawayo. During the early stages of the flight they flew at from 6,000 to 9,000 ft., but as soon as they entered the tropics heavy rains were encountered and they had to fly low, sometimes just skimming the tree-tops. Incidentally, this enabled the Duchess to see a great deal of Central Africa at close quarters, and on several occasions excellent views of wild animals—lions, elephants and giraffes—which scurried away when they heard the roar of the engine. Now and again the Duchess took over the controls during the flight. On arriving at Maitland aerodrome, only a few peoplf greeted the Duchess—who was presented with a posy oi Cape flowers—as it was wrongly announced that a landing would be made at Wynberg aerodrome. A large number of congratulatory messages awaited the Duchess. The 9,000 miles of the outward journey was accomplishe<i in 100 flying hours. The Fokker monoplane Spider was the same machine used by the Duchess on her India flight, an<l it was fitted with Arens controls, which functioned faultlessly throughout, while K.L.G. plugs and Shell oil and fuel were used. On April 21, the return journey started, Maitland aerodrome being left at dawn and Broken Hill reached on April 22. The route to be followed this time will be the same as far ;<s Assiut, whence they will fly via Aleppo and Sofia—reducing the total distance to 8,300 miles. 452
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Anyway, here is the full spread and the close up of the left side.
A left over Peep from the banner I made for the title page. I sprayed it with Studio Calico Shine spray but it's hard to see in this photo.
Here is the slot for Sunday and the flip up.
I used these pockets for the flip up after seeing Mary Ann Perry use them in her Project Life album. I had to trim the adhesive part to fit the way I wanted it too. The slot on the flip up is larger than 6 x 4 so there will always be some overhang that you can't avoid. By trimming down the adhesive strip I was able to line it up the way I wanted so that it wouldn't be off center and the cards would match up.
I made two 6 x 4 collages of the extra photos I wanted to included and left a slot of each template empty so I could add some journaling. A great way to add a lot of additional photos.
These two slots were of some project life prep I did earlier last week.
One of the photo a day prompts was a photo of a younger you and I found this one. I love it so it went in this week. I still have the dress I'm wearing, a crocheted jumper I believe my mom made. I need to dig it out so Simone can wear it.
The other slot is that super yummy recipe I shared last Friday. I was worthy or a mention this week it was that good. The card was a freebie I found on you guessed it, Pinterest.
Did you hear Facebook bought my beloved Instagram for $1 Billion. It appeared on my facebook wall so I had to comment and thankfully snapped a screen shot.
As you will see throughout this week, I'm now addicted to the Studio Calico wood veneer's.
A cute shot from Space Week at school.
Here is the right side.
Some photos of a wall at the Secretary of State's office in Sacramento. I decorated the page with Washi tape and a Smash calendar Washi lable.
We had some crazy weather this past week so I added a photo and some weather app screen captures.
Some texts from Larry while he was caught in the downpours and a photo of the cute Coke cans, love this little heart graphic. The banner card is from the Note to Self paper sheet. I used my craft knife to cut out the banners so I could slip the photo under them.
A cute photo about my girl taking my pens and more veneers. The right is a photo from Saturday on my way to Berkeley.
I used the bottom two slots to show photos from the classes at Scrapbook Territory on Saturday. I added more veneer and loved the way this came out.
Here's a look at the two bottom slots together. I'm glad I opted not to use an insert, I like that it's not partially covered up.
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If capturing everyday real life memories through story-based scrapbooking is your passion, our weekly Story Board was created especially for you! Get inspired to scrap your real life by taking a peek at a few of our favorite layouts spotted right here in our own Log Your Memory Gallery this week…
Not only is the picture simply adorable, I love her use of the stamps and word art. I love the circular elements and the use of the "TM" word art is so creative!
I love the way she used the doodles to circle certain words and highlights on certain phrases. The title itself is too cute and so creative and the journaling really makes you feel as though you "get" her personality!
Wow, I am so impressed with how far back this journaling goes to capture a memory. The layout's whole focus is the journaling, yet the little pops of color from the elements and paper strips make it very visually pleasing.
The photo is simply superb, so beautiful and bold. I love the star text path used for the journaling and the simple use of the "free" word art. This layout is simple yet makes a big presentation about the moment.
The titlework is great and so appropriate once you have read the incredible story captured in her journaling. Boy, do I sympathize with the pains of moving and to have done it so many times in such a short amount of time!
This was simply too adorable not to include this week! I love the composition of the layout itself, but it was the pictures that capture Dad with his mower and the little guy with his play mower too! Too cute!
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Our President/CEO
Mr. Mauricio Campos was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil and moved to Houston in 1990. He is the President and Founder of the Brazilian Arts Foundation, a non-profit organization founded in 2001 to promote and share the Brazilian culture in the Houston area.
Mr. Campos, a native of Brazil, has over twenty-two years of experience in promoting sports and arts worldwide and that foundation led to his training in Capoeira in early 1997. His dedication and natural aptitude to martial arts led him to receive the title of "monitor" in 1998, which allowed him to start his teaching program in the Houston area. Through the Brazilian Arts Foundation, Mr. Campos teaches classes in Capoeira, music, percussion and folkloric dances. He is also responsible for organizing monthly and quarterly events, community partnerships, workshops, and special annual events such as the Houston Brazilian Festival.
Mr. Campos leads multiple programs throughout the Houston area such as the Wesley Community Center Senior Arts Program, Rice University Capoeira Program, music program, kids summer camps, special residencies and, along with his very capable staff, supervises all the daily administrative and operation tasks of the organization.


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The Barbarians (1987)
The Barbarians and Co.
Die Barbaren
I Barbari
Nomination Year: 1995
SYNOPSIS: A pair of young brothers are kidnapped, separated, and raised as gladiators. They grow up incredibly strong, undefeatably skilled in battle...and dumb as tree stumps. When their kidnappers set them against each other, they (slowly) figure out what's happened and escape. Joined by a pretty female thief, they set out to find a magic ruby which will rescue their childhood guardian and bring about the defeat of the depraved warlord who took them and ruined their lives.
- "Alas, Poor Yorick"
I Guess It Was Vulnerable to Twins
The creature stalked them for 10 minutes. It was big. It was menacing. It jumped out at them and was instantly beheaded with one stroke.
- Stupidest-Looking Monster
Right before We All Go Blind
The dragon rises out of the swamp. Uh, rises is right. It looks INCREDIBLY phallic.
- Inane Dialogue
"Where's da Ruby?"
The brothers have a verbal discourse.
"Where's the ruby?!"
"It's not there!"
"I can see that. Where's the ruby?!"
"It's not there!"
- Worst Acting
A Touched Renuion
The twin brothers rediscover each other in an arena battle. They flex their muscles and act stupidly and trash the place.
- Actors/Directors of Note
Actor Claim to Fame David Paul Peter Paul Richard Lynch Blond, set himself on fire in 1967 after taking LSD; plays bad guys, usually Eva LaRue Callahan George Eastman Giovanni Cianfriglia you may wonder how his career could have topped Super Stooges vs the Wonder Women ... wonder no more!
Director Claim to Fame Ruggero Deodato
Bryan Cassidy
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A shallow magnitude 2.7 earthquake was reported Monday afternoon one mile from Los Alamitos, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor occurred at 3:05 p.m. Pacific time at a depth of 5.6 miles.
According to the USGS, the epicenter was one mile from Rossmoor, Calif., two miles from Hawaiian Gardens, three miles from Signal Hill and 347 miles from Phoenix.
Read more about Southern California earthquakes.


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Bridgend has a rich history of farming, food and agriculture. In the Vale of Glamorgan cattle and crops are farmed on the fertile arable lowlands which were once sea bed. To the north, the Glamorgan hills are home to Welsh Mountain sheep for many centuries as much a part of the landscape as the hills themselves.
For centuries, farmers divided their year between two locations. At the end of autumn the farmer moved his animals to the valley or coast to shelter over winter whilst he lived in the Hendre (the old habitation) in the valley. In the spring he would take his animals to the grazing land on the mountains and move to his temporary home, the Hafod, or summer residence. This meant his animals had food throughout the year and the land in the valley could be used for the growing of crops during the summer. This custom ended in Victorian times, but Hafod and Hendre still remain in the house names of many Welsh farms.
Until the first half of the nineteenth century the hills around Bridgend were sparsely populated and dependent on agriculture. The discovery of coal however, brought a massive influx of people to work in the mines and from 1880 the population expanded rapidly. The mining industry brought economic prosperity to farmers as demand for produce rose dramatically. The farms produced milk, eggs, butter and cheese as well as meat and lamb was bought and sold locally with a large number of local abattoirs and butchers servicing this trade. At one time the Garw Valley alone had at least half a dozen abattoirs.
This prosperous period in agriculture before and during the First World War meant that the tenant farmer now had the means to buy his own farm. Land ownership had mostly been in the hands of a few large estates, but now these were parcelled out for sale. Local councils also bought a number of holdings to be rented out. The fine estates of wealthy owners, such as the Treherne family of Bryngarw, were dismantled and land was shared amongst ordinary farmers.
More changes came with the Second World War as until the 1930s, Welsh farms worked their land with horses and depended on large numbers of farm labourers. Cheap grain was imported from abroad, brought in from the Empire. The outbreak of World War Two ushered in a need for more intensive food production and new technology such as tractors led to a near doubling of food production. The role of women on the farm changed too. Traditionally women were responsible for milking the cows and making the butter and the cheese, as well as helping with the harvesting and planting and lifting potatoes. With the coming of the Second World War the Women's Land Army was established to work on the farms.
Weekly markets and regular fairs were a feature of farming life until the development of the railway system in the 1840s and the traditions live on in the livestock auctions and agricultural shows of the Bridgend area. Blackmill Sheep Sales were set up at the start of the last Century, running every fortnight for 6 months of the year. Farmers would drive their sheep for many miles across the hills down into Blackmill, either on foot or on horseback. The sales, a regular meeting place, vital to the social life of the community as well as to agricultural and economic life still continue today, although now the livestock is transported by vehicle.
Agricultural shows have for centuries been an annual celebration of the area's agricultural life. The Dunraven Show, held on the Dunraven estate on the Glamorganshire Coast, was an important event in the agricultural calendar in the 1920s and 1930s, with guests at the castle including royalty and important people of the day. The Glyn Ogwr show, held at the start of the year at Pwllyfelin Farm, was revived in its current form in 1948 and is now the area's prime agricultural show as well as being a social highlight of the year.
From the 1970s supermarkets brought cheap food and global trade threatened the local agricultural trade. Local meat had once formed the basis of people's diets, but now the small village shops, butchers and abattoirs of the valleys closed down. Sheep were instead sold direct to the abattoirs of large supermarkets and moved around the country to be packaged.
This century has seen new challenges and opportunities for local agriculture. In 2002 Foot and Mouth disease nearly crippled Britain's farmers as thousands of animals were culled.
However, at least in part, farming has come full circle. Today there is an increasing demand for fresh local produce and farmers markets and farm shops allow food to be sold direct to the public once again. Many families have farmed the same land for generations - the Hopkins, Williams and Jones families of Blackmill and the Morgan family who have been farming at Gellifeddgaer since the 1700s. Charles and Gill Morgan and their son Richard, the current custodians, were at the forefront of the local Farmers' Market movement and have been selling their meat direct to the public for over 12 years.
At Ty Tanglwyst farm, William Jenkins sold milk direct to the public four generations ago. Today his grandson John Lougher and great-grandson Rhys run an award-winning dairy business processing their own milk in their on-farm dairy and selling milk, cream, and butter direct to customers through local shops. From the 1960s to the 1980s the milk churns would be collected at the end of the lane and taken to Bridgend Creamery where milk was still processed locally. From the late' 80s big liquid tankers came into use and milk was transported all over the country. Ty Tanglwyst Farm started its dairy in 2006 and still uses some of the old milk churns to deliver milk to local ice cream producers.
Nowadays there is a greater public demand for access to the countryside, tourism and leisure activities are high on the agenda and farmers are diversifying. Before the coal mining industry came to the South Wales valleys well-to-do travellers, poets and artists visited the area to enjoy its wild beauty. Since the pit closures people are coming again to enjoy the landscape and activities such as walking, mountain biking and pony trekking and farms are taking advantage of this. At Hendre Ifan Goch, a working sheep farm, the Edwards family set up Lakeside Farm Park, a very popular attraction in the Bridgend borough.
Farmers are also being given a new role as official custodians of the countryside, with incentives to protect and conserve their land and to encourage wildlife. Their success can be seen in the fact that Red Kites, once on the verge of extinction, are now breeding again in the Blackmill area.


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Like a piece of ice on a hot stove the poem must ride on its own melting. -- Robert Frost
And so we ride. I got some disappointing news from the Newberry late last week: ultimately, there weren't enough registrations for my seminar to make it a go this month and next.
Soft economy or not, this is library policy. But in practical terms the change in plan frees-up several hours a week for me to pursue other interests like researching and writing on subjects I enjoy. Sure, it's a let down because I know the seminar content is solid as well as inherently interesting, and there's no doubt I would have enjoyed successive Tuesday evenings discussing it, but hey, I'm a flexible guy--and I can take a punch. I'll recover quickly.
Besides, the Newberry is a 122-year-old institution. It isn't going anywhere. There are already opportunities ahead for other seminars, as well as lectures and workshops. And I won't be surprised at all if this one surfaces again at 60 W. Walton St. (and elsewhere), perhaps in shorter form.
One of the many benefits of my experience connected with the seminar-just-cancelled is discovering the large number of astronomy groups in and around Chicago. Not being an astronomer I was surprised to learn that the Chicago Astronomical Society, the Ryerson Astronomical Society, the Northwest Suburban Astronomers, the Naperville Astronomical Association, the Lake County Astronomical Society, and others sponsor so many events for skywatchers in this area. BTW, I'm looking forward to attending the June 19 meeting of the Lake County group. The topic that evening will be exoplanets, presented by Jim Kovac, a member of NASA's Solar System Ambassadors Program.
Adler Planetarium, Chicago, IL, by Fritz Geller-Grimm, 2000. Source: Wikimedia Commons.
While I'm on the subject, anyone reading this post within striking distance of Adler Planetarium should really plan a visit to see the museum's new major exhibit, Telescopes: Through the Looking Glass. This impressive installation, which opened May 22, commemorates the 400th anniversary of the telescope and the 2009 International Year of Astronomy. I toured the gallery last week and was struck by the exhibit's large number of historically important instruments, interactive displays, and storytelling features. A few personal highlights were seeing some of the earliest known telescopes on the planet close-up, viewing early books on the plurality of worlds, and actually looking through a fully-assembled 22-foot long telescope from 1675. No other museum in the world has an interactive display like it.
Another treat for people interested in telescopes is the exhibit catalog, also titled Telescopes: Through the Looking Glass, by Marvin Bolt. Make no mistake: this isn't some mundane museum publication; it's a cleverly designed, well-written, beautifully illustrated, and handsomely produced book of 236 pages.
As regular CB readers know, Bolt, who directs Adler's Webster Institute for the History of Astronomy, is one of the world's authorities on early telescopes. His text tells the story of these remarkable artifacts and something about their role in cosmology and popular culture in a clear engaging style. And speaking of clear, the former publisher in me smiles every time I look at it because parts of the catalog (e.g., sections of the front cover, title page, and table of contents) are intentionally blurred. The book design is by Chicago-based Studio Blue.
Kudos for jobs well done!
Next stop: tbd
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There are several staples within the Fort Wayne community that I'm fairly certain even the most recent of newcomers knows. For example, it's no secret that our Children's Zoo constantly receives national acclaim; that a piece of DeBrand's chocolate can change your life; and that the best martini in town (and probably all of Indiana) can be found at Club Soda. But my latest trip to the renowned martini bar made me think twice about jumping straight to the drink menu. Allow me to share with you what I find to be a hidden gem at Club Soda: the dessert menu. Ice cream lovers: Ice cream is always a good choice, but add a bit of cookie, and you'll never want to go back. This is why I highly recommend Club Soda's Soda Crunch Ice Cream Cake, a creamy serving of vanilla bean ice cream served on a crumbling Oreo cookie crust. Chocolate lovers: Club Soda's Chocolate Bourbon Caramel Pecan Cake is the ultimate indulgence for chocoholics. Three layers of chocolate on chocolate, separated only by a caramel and bourbon blend, give this classic chocolate treat an unexpected but delightful kick. Fruit lovers: If you love fruity desserts, you have no choice but to order the Strawberry Shortcake. Soft, chewy cakes layered under just the right amount of whipped cream and strawberries in syrup combined to make this dessert my favorite on the menu. This treat is only served occasionally in season, but it's worth an inquiry to see if they're offering it when you're there. Super Sweet Tooth: I tend to like a little bitter mixed with my sweet to really enjoy a dessert, but there were two hyper-sweet indulgences at Club Soda that even I couldn't resist taking a second bite of. The Key Lime Pie, which many might have placed in the fruity section, definitely wins the "sweetest" award for the dessert menu. Unlike most key limes I've tasted, this one lacked the typical tangy zing. But what it lacks in tang, it makes up for in flavor, due to a layer of coconut infused between the key lime filling and the crust. The Vanilla Bean Crème Brulee is another great extra sugary option, and I don't say this lightly because I am not usually a crème brulee type of gal. While I find the consistency of the custard in most brulee to be thin and liquidy, Club Soda's custard was the perfect consistency. Mixed with the perfectly caramelized top, their crème brulee is sure to put you in the best type of sugar coma. Needless to say, I highly recommend coffee with each of these desserts, just to balance out the palate. So next time you find your self making a trip down Superior Street to grab a cocktail at Club Soda, be sure to grab a dessert to go with your perfect martini!
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The latest from camp on a rather busy day…
- Hank Steinbrenner stole the show by mouthing off about a number of topics. "Some of the players [were] too busy building mansions and doing other things, not concentrating on winning. I have no problem saying that." Gee, I wonder who he was referring too. Hank also questioned the focus of the 2010 team, saying they celebrated too much after the 2009 World Series. This is the same team that won 95 games and was two wins away from the World Series. Although I suppose it's easy to think the team isn't focused when you go to two games a year. (Mark Feinsand)
- Alex Rodriguez conducted a much more civilized press conference, saying that his hip is healthy enough that he can return to the same workout routine he adhered to prior to the surgery. That's what led to the weight and body fat loss this offseason. (Joel Sherman)
- Dellin Betances threw an early morning batting practice session in front of some serious heat: Joe Girardi, Tony Pena, Larry Rothschild, pro scouting director Billy Eppler, pro scout Rick Williams, guest instructor David Wells, and a handful of minor league pitching coordinators were all there to watch him. (Chad Jennings & George King)
- The list of non-Betances pitchers that threw live BP today: Andy Sisco, Andrew Brackman, Steve Garrison, Daniel Turpen, David Phelps, Adam Warren, D.J. Mitchell, and Eric Wordekemper. Joe Girardi raved about Brackman and his cleaned up mechanics, but cautioned not to read too much into a BP session. (Marc Carig, Carig & Carig)
- Jorge Posada was in full catcher's gear, participating in fielding drills. There's no reason not to have him in catching shape when the season begins. Ronnie Belliard also took reps at first base, Eric Chavez third base. The Yankees will play both guys at the corner infield spots this spring. Outfielders took turns trying to rob homers at the wall. (Carig, Carig & Jennings)
- Boone Logan airmailed a throw and hit a little girl in the stands in her arm. He ran to the dugout, got some ice, and she was ultimately fine. I'm guessing she got at least a ball and an autograph out of it, hopefully from someone better than Boone Logan. (Carig & Erik Boland)
- A-Rod made a nice little play over a diving Joba Chamberlain during the fielding drills, then called the right-hander a "good husky." He meant Husker, as in Nebraska Corn Husker. I laughed. (Bryan Hoch & Ben Shpigel)
- After working out with Robbie Cano during the offseason, Eduardo Nunez was crushing the ball in batting practice. (Boland & Hoch)
- The Yankees had their annual umpires meeting this morning. (Mark Feinsand)
- And finally, the Yankees are converting minor leaguer Addison Maruszak into a catcher. An infielder so far in his career, the Yankees are trying to turn him into some sort of eight-position super-sub. Injuries have slowed him a bit in the last two years, but Maruszak is a good athlete and can hit a little (career .324 wOBA in 808 PA), so there's a non-zero chance it'll will work. (Jennings)
Here's the open thread for the night. The Islanders are the only local team in action, so yeah. You all know what to do, so go nuts.


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"Merci beacoup!" Neil Young said, as he took the stage during his induction to the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame this past weekend.
Young — along with fellow inductees Bruce Cockburn, Beau Dommage and Stéphane Venne — was honoured in a gala Saturday, Sept. 23, during a tribute show that included performances by k.d. lang, Whitehorse, William Prince, Arkells and more.
During his induction, Young gave a heartfelt and humble speech, talking about his songwriting — and how he's still in the thick of it.
Real the full transcription of it below, and scroll down for the video.
Related: Watch k.d. lang's unforgettable cover of Neil Young's "Helpless"
Merci beaucoup!
I don't have a note, I can just try to read this to you. But I really want to say, songs are like animals. And you really have to be careful with them and sneak up on 'em and don't scare them. They're like rabbits; if it's coming out of a hole, you're not gonna stand there with a gun. The rabbit will see you and go back down the hole. So you put the gun down, go and sit over there behind a rock, and wait for this song rabbit to come out of the hole. Start sniffing around. And you start sniffing around too, try to be like the rabbit. Be cool.
Songs are like that. So, you know, I have a deep respect for the source and thank you so much. I'd like to thank the great spirit for letting me be here tonight with all of you wonderful people, thank you. I wanna say also that I'm very proud to be Canadian and proud to be here with y'all.
I know I've travelled a lot and I've had a lot of chances to stay places and I have stayed in some places for a long time. But I've always been a Canadian citizen, I've never been another citizen of anywhere else, even though I love the U.S.A. By the way, in my messages, they're already great.
So anyway, I just want to thank you so much and I don't know what to say 'cause I'm still doing this. I was scared to come here in case it ended.
But then I realized whoa shit. We waited so long now my mom and dad aren't gonna see this. And that's too bad. But you know, it's good. I hope you're getting together up there. I hope so. What the hell. You never know. For those of us who have parents who split up, we always kind of think they're going to get back together so. They probably are. That's probably true.
So yeah, I'm still writing songs all the time. It's funny, some people see me and go, 'What are you doing now? You still uh' — you know? But I love to write songs and I started writing another one the other day, and I was saying to my true love, I was saying, you know it feels, they're still coming, they just keep coming. They don't care about awards, and accolades. Nothing matters. It just keeps coming. And that's such a gift; such a great gift.
I don't know really what to say other than, if you write songs, then good for you. That's good. If you like yourself and you like writing songs but you're scared shitless to get out in front of people 'cause you can't sing and you have no charisma? Aaaaah [shrugs].
I don't know if I have charisma or not, I just keep changing. But I know I can't sing, OK? That's OK.
But it really doesn't matter. I'm around the note somewhere. I'm near it. I know it; it knows me. We've been together for a while. Not for long, though. Anyway, you know, songwriting is great, it's a lot of fun. I can't imagine getting an award for writing a song, how crazy is that. What do you think, Randy? I don't know. 'Taking Care of Business,' 'Rockin' in the Free World,' what can I say? Winnipeg! It's great! And Canada is great.
I first started looking at bands and getting into it in Pickering and then I moved — that's where my dad bought me a ukulele — and then I moved to Toronto for a while and started going to dances and looking at bands. There was a band called the Sultans that played back in the '60s in Toronto, and I used to follow them around and hang out outside the gig and try to get up and look out in the window and see what I could do. But we always had to leave 'cause then the fights started in the parking lot, and I was like 12 or something so we had to get out of there.
Anyway, all of these things add up to this wonderful experience, being here with you and getting a chance to thank the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame and all the people who've kept it alive and are realizing that it is important to keep it going. And all the great people here tonight, all the wonderful people — Bruce, it's an honour to be here with you, and I'm really honoured to be here with everyone equally. The audience, the artists, my mom and dad, everybody. Thank you so much.
More to explore:
Here's what you missed at the 2017 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame
Q&A: Bruce Cockburn, Bone on Bone
Neil Young: 70 things you need to know about the Canadian rock icon


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These delicious pairings include asparagus-cheese tartines and a rich rosé with notes of caramel.
These delicious pairings include asparagus-cheese tartines and a rich rosé with notes of caramel.
Pairing: 2008 Benton Lane Estate Grown Pinot Noir
Benton–Lane's estate bottling has earth and spice notes, plus vibrant cherry fruit. It's from Oregon's 2008 vintage—one of the state's best ever, thanks to a nearly perfect growing season.
Pairing: 2009 Crios de Susana Balbo Torrontés
Always a standout, the Crios Torrontés is highly aromatic, with rose petal, white peach and orange aromas joined by flavors of honeyed peaches, pears and tropical fruits. The full–bodied palate is well structured, its fruitiness offset by a lovely acidity.
Pairing: 2008 Forstreiter Schiefer Grüner Veltliner
Grüner Veltliner reveals its rich and creamy side in this stellar wine. Honeyed citrus peel, ripe melon and juicy apple flavors are laced with intriguing white pepper, watercress and arugula notes on the lively palate.
Pairing: 2008 Plantagenet Riesling
Great Southern—confusingly located in Western Australia—is not terribly well known, but wines like this illustrate the region's potential. Juicy melon, lime and nectarine flavors anchor this crisp, polished Riesling.
Pairing: 2009 La Vieille Ferme Côtes du Ventoux
A dark pink hue hints at the tart berry and currant flavors to come in this rich rosé. Notes of caramel, a weighty body and a very dry finish complete the well-priced package.
Pairing: 2009 Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc
This producer kick–started the New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc craze in America. With a generous body and supple yet crisp flavors of pink grapefruit, guava and mango, the winery's 2009 Sauvignon Blanc is wonderfully balanced and delicious.
Pairing: 2009 Indaba Chenin Blanc
Consultant–winemaker Bruwer Raats helps craft Indaba, which shows an alluring mix of fresh peach, star fruit and mineral flavors and a clean finish.


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My little niece is so lucky. And so am I. There I was with lots of scraps leftover and have no idea what to do with them. So off I go blog hopping looking and reading at the wonderful things other ladies are making when I just went ah-hah! a tag toy!! but need ribbons. Darn!
Off to Hokko the next day for a few selections. And lo and behold. I have taken step by step tutorial pictures on how to make a crinkly tag toy for babies/toddlers.
What you will need
Two rectangle pieces of fabric (you can make it any shape you want really)
plastic bag
needle and thread
Step One:
Cut your plastic bag to your fabric size.
Step 2:
Sandwich you plastic in between your fabric. Make sure your fabric is facing inside. so fabric (facing upwards) plastics and fabric (facing downward)
Ok I have made an oopsie here. Before you do this step. Make sure you do step 3 & 4 first. apologies
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When you sew, remember to leave an opening easy enough for you to flip the tag toy inside out. And be careful of pins. I pricked myself so many times I cried.


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I'm using GNU screen for remote pair programming. Let's call the local account for the remote user 'pairpair'. I have the following lines in my
multiuser on
acladd pairpair
I have run
sudo chmod u+s /usr/bin/screen. However, when the remote user tries to connect to my screen with the command
screen -r [my_account_name]/[pid_of_screen] I receive the following message:
Attach attempt with bad pid(xxx)
The pid listed in the error message matches the pid of the screen process run by the remote user. The remote user's screen process hangs; my screen session continues happily along after the error message disappears.
I've tried using both the built-in
screen (at
/usr/bin/screen) and the
screen available from MacPorts, but I get the same error in both cases.
This worked on OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
I've googled around for the error message, but most of the hits relate to some BSD bug from 2003 or so (which was fixed). Has anyone else seen this behavior? Does anyone have any idea how to make multiuser support in screen work in SL?


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Vipp shelter
Imagine being here
Vipp shelter
Imagine being here
The perfect getaway
If you could go anywhere in the world right now, where would you go?
The question lit the spark. The answer was the Vipp shelter. A nature retreat designed down to the very last detail. A place with nature omnipresent and the landscape purposely framed. A setting containing all the necessities and nothing more. A unique space to unload and recharge.
Kasper Egelund, CEO and 3rd generation owner
'We live in the city, but dream of the wild. This sentence was stuck in our heads. The dream was to build a livable design object we could place anywhere in the world.'
Inspired by our legacy
Vipp was born in 1939 producing steel items to the professional market. This legacy and knowledge of steel processing has been essential crafting the shelter.
An industrial design object
The Vipp shelter is a finished product inspired by large volume objects such as submarines and aeroplanes. Design objects stripped of all unnecessary features.
Every screw serves a purpose
The outer steel grid contains 10.000 screws, and every single one of them serves a purpose. Function is key, and there is a necessity behind every detail.
Custom-made by Vipp
The kitchen. The bath module. The lamps. Even the ladder to the mezzanine is made by Vipp. Enter the shelter and you enter the design universe of Vipp. From floor to ceiling.
It could be you
A night in the shelter
Do you want to sleep under the stars? Every year we open up for a limited number of bookings. Sign up for our newsletter and you might be the next person experiencing the shelter.
Staying in the Vipp shelter
Fall a sleep under the stars. Wake up under a clear blue sky. The integrated blinds make sure you are in control of both moon light and sunrise.
Staying in the Vipp shelter
A panoramic view
Sliding windows will accentuate the sensation of living in nature by blurring the distinction between indoor and outdoor space.
Staying in the Vipp shelter
Coherence in materials
The steel grid and the black Vipp kitchen illustrate the coherence in materials. With its central place in the living room, the kitchen is the natural gathering point.
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Mumbai: As veteran songstress Asha Bhosle turned 83 on Thursday, melody queen Lata Mangeshkar gave blessings and good wishes to her younger sister.
"Namaskar. Aaj meri choti behen Asha Bhosle ka Janamdin hai. Main usko shubh aashirwad deti hun. Ishwar usko hamesha khush rakhe. (Namaskar. Today is my younger sister Asha Bhosle's birthday. I give all my blessings to her. May God always keep her happy.)," tweeted Mangeshkar, 86.
In another post, Mangeshkar shared a video of Bhosle's track "O Haseena Zulfonwali" from the 1966 film "Teesri Manzil".
"Asha aur (Mohammad) Rafi sahab ka gaya hua meri pasand ka ye geet aap sabke liye (Sung by Asha and Rafi, that's my favourite track for all of you)," she wrote.
Veteran actor Rishi Kapoor also wished the "Ek pardesi mera dil" crooner on Twitter along with a photograph of himself from the film "Rafoo Chakkar" in which he even crooned some lines.
"Happy Birthday Asha Bhonsle ji. Few know I too have sung in her voice in the film 'Rafoo Chakkar' (1975)," he tweeted.
Punjabi singer Mika Singh also tweeted: "Happy birthday to the legend and music guru Asha Bhosle ji… May you live long blessed life. God bless you."
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Monday evening still life:
My aunt April gave me these wonderful sock puppet gloves with button eyes and blue noses. Occasionally they'll get separated, as they are now, one on the hassock, one on the sofa, its button eyes staring up at me, imploring.
A road map of the U.S. pinned to the wall with two different routes highlighted, one in orange, one in pink.
Blue and white lights curled around our standing light, making the corner glow.
A solitary orchid perched by the window. There's only one flower left.
The gift Ryan's grandmother gave us for Christmas: a small candle holder with four cookie cutter horses suspended above it, ready, as always, to spin once the wicks are lit.
The sound of light rail humming down the street: an urban murmur.
A paper chanukiah still taped to wall, three months later.
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Our very own Go Dairy Free writer, Hannah, is one of the six finalists in a "Budget Recipe Challenge" from none other than Whole Foods! Yes, I know that inexpensive and Whole Foods (the company) are rarely words found in the same sentence, but I must admit that the recipes chosen look quite tasty, and a few may be on my dinner table soon. You can view the recipes and also cast your vote via a comment on yor recipe of choice on the Whole Foods website. Hannah's entry, Miso Bulgur Pilaf with Lemon-Ginger Tofu, is of course dairy-free (and vegan), and available to view and trial. The two other dairy-free entries are Wonton Noodle Soup and Farro with Butternut Squash, Hazelnuts and Swiss Chard. So head on over to trial the recipes and vote!
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Dish delves into Toronto's diners, Montreal's "sexy restos", Paris' haute eateries and Tokyo's fantasy "maid bars" in an insider's look at gender, power and the art of service. Former waitress and Gemini award-winning director Maya Gallus dines out and dishes the dirt with waitresses, serving up a delicious and illuminating look at the lives of women in the restaurant biz.
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Threekookaburras is an independent publisher of fiction and non-fiction. The company is based in Melbourne, but is open to authors from around the world.
Threekookaburras produces books that entertain and enlighten. Books can take the reader to any one in any place at any time. It is a personal encounter, between the reader and the book. Books enrich our lives immeasurably, stretch our imaginations and develop our sense of empathy.
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Pachyderm by Hugh McGinlay has made the 2018 Ned Kelly Awards Longlist for best crime fiction.
Released commercially for the first time, The Architecture of Narrative is an inspiration and revelation for every writer who has struggled with the development of their novel. It links character to plot and plot to structure in a unique way. Using two very different sources, Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and the movie The Bourne Identity, author Sydney Smith demonstrates how the principles of structure in successful pieces of fiction transcend genre and medium. It was a finalist in the writing/publishing (Non-fiction) category of the 2017 Next Generation Indie Book Awards (NGIBA).
Where do you go when your marriage ends suddenly, and the entire architecture of your life collapses?
For young mother Rosie, it was to Lucknow, a town in Central Victoria where her sister lived and her grandparents used to have a farm.
And how do you make a good future from a bad event? Well, that's not so easy. But Lucknow proves to be the right place for a number of people.
Lucknow, a new novel by Annie Hall, is out now.
Pachyderm ambled into public life with a party recently. Thanks to Girl Friday for the singing, the Woodlands Hotel (Jake and Steph) for the hospitality, Phil Taylor for the photography, Hugh McGinlay for the writing, Lachlan Plain for the launching, Laurie and Calum Walker for the selling and everyone else for turning up. Photos on the Threekookaburras' Facebook page.
The Victorian Women's Trust and Threekookaburras had a very successful launch of How to be a Super Smart Woman, New Strategies for Superannuation. Threekookaburras is delighted to have the support of the Victorian Women's Trust. We look forward to more women knowing about this really important book.
At last! An easy-to-read, informative guide for women about superannuation. Although super is second only to the family home as a major asset, it's often forgotten or ignored. But it's so important! Super is the key to ensuring a comfortable retirement. While acknowledging systemic disadvantages, this book has ideas and strategies for Australian women at all stages of life, and for a variety of circumstances. To read what the experts say, or to buy a copy, click here.
A night at the Melbourne Zoo drinking champagne seems a fine idea, until an animal's death throws milliner and sleuth Catherine Kint into another mystery. Before you can say 'monkey business' Catherine and her trusted barman Boris are annoying everyone from zoologists to police. The investigation would challenge the best detectives, but this
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New Twist! (24) Season 2 31st July 2016 Today Episode Written Updates :- The last night episode of the thrilling TV show Twenty-Four (24) Season 2 begins with Roshan asked Jai that what you want to do, Jai said I am on the mission to complete an important task let me do the same. Roshan tries to blah blah but Jai asked him to put his hands down unless he will be trapped.
Roshan asked to Jai what you want to do as we all know about it that we are innocent Haroon is criminal then why we should be beware but Jai asked to him that just believe me unless we will be in problem.
Jai also asked to Roahn that if you won't follow my words then tomorrow you will be hang and I won't be able to stop that. Roshan asked him why I should be hanging and Jai asked to him that I will let you know when the right time will come.
Aditya's mum Naina meets with Mishra and she asked to him that she is having appointment to meet with him. Mishra asked her what is the matter on the other hand Roshan also gives nod to Jai that he will follow Jai's words. Jai declared that he is going to catch Haroon anyhow.
Now Aditya and Gyaan decided to trace Haroon so they called Haroon to find his number is traceable, so they decided to search Haroon now. Roshan comes out from jail to see Haroon but all goes in vain as he unable to see Haroon. In the mean time, Haroon call Gyaan and he asked to him that how dare Roshan tries to trace me and how you guys dare to support him in this case.
Haroon asked to Gyaan just forget me unless I won't spare both Roshan as well as Jai. Gyaan is shocked and think to share the same with Aditya.
Precap: Veer tells Kiran that dad has someone in his life, and he shows video of Jai and Maya to her. Jai calls Maya. Kunj says we need to deliver the packet unless they will call me. Jai says my plan flopped. Roshan acts mad. Haroon scolds Jai and says we are giving you 25 crores to do this work.


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We are a ten (10) bed unit that offers care to:
Pediatric Unit
We are a twelve (12) bed unit that offers care to children from birth to seventeen (17) years of age.
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
We are located on the 3rd Floor of the Center Tower of the hospital.
If using the South entrance elevators, turn left off of the elevator and proceed down a long hallway. We are halfway down the hallway on the right hand side.
If using the Center Tower elevators, turn right off of the elevator, then turn left and proceed down a long hallway. We are halfway down the hallway on the left hand side.
Pediatric Unit
We are located on the 3rd Floor of the South Tower of the hospital.
If using the South entrance elevators, we are the first set of doors on your left (almost directly across from the elevators).
If using the Center Tower elevators, turn right off of the elevator, then turn left and proceed down a long hallway. Pediatrics is the last door on the left hand side (almost directly across from the elevators).
If there is a language barrier, we can arrange for translation services in many different languages. Please let us know how we can help, and we will make the necessary arrangements.
Meals for your child will be provided, but you are more than welcome to bring food from home. Food can be stored in the small fridge in your child's room or in the large fridge in our patient kitchen located by the main entrance to the unit. If you would like to store expressed breast milk, please speak to your nurse.
For your convenience, there is a TV in every patient room with free cable. You may also want to bring:
On the Pediatric Unit, we offer a window bed/bench for parents and caregivers should you need to lie down or spend the night. We also offer a waiting lounge with sofa and TV for family and friends.
Your nurse can provide you with a list of reasonably-priced overnight accommodations close to HSN.
Note: You may be required to provide proof of family hospitalization or ask for the "medical rate" when booking your accommodations.
Both the Pediatric Unit and NICU are locked units with a "buzzer" system for entry. Guests will be asked to identify themselves and who they will be visiting prior to entering the unit.
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How to Make a Picnic Basket? Craft for Seniors
Summer time is a time when people love to go for picnic with their family and friends and they look for the best ways on how to make a picnic basket? Of course when going for picnic, you have to make sure that everything is useful and properly adjusted and for that you need a proper basket that can carry your all useful goods. This is also one of the best craft for seniors to make a picnic basket and gift it to their loved ones on some occasion or can carry their own things while going for some outdoor activity.
How to Make a Picnic Basket?
When making a picnic basket, make sure what to pack in a picnic basket afterwards. This could help you to make a basket of desired shape, size and choice. So here are the steps that you have to follow
Step 1: To look for the amount of fabric instructed to make the actual five panels for the lining, measure the actual four sides and the base of the basket and also add 5cm each horizontally and vertical length for any seam allowances. Lay fabric over a flat surface and cut out the bottom panel and also four facet panels.
Step 2: Pin the left and right side cells to open side of the front panel, right facets together; sew set up. Pin the left along with right area panels towards back panel, right facets together; sew set up. Press all four seams wide open and toned. Press a 2.5cm hem with a single edge of four joined side panels. Turn the raw edge under to fulfill the crease (forming a rolled hem) along with conceal the raw edge. Pin, press along with sew set up, close towards second already folded edge.
Step 3: Pin the extended sides on the base panel towards bottom, unhemmed edges on the front as well as back sections, right sides together. Pin the left as well as right side on the base panel towards bottom edge on the side sections, right sides together. Sew starting panel in position, easing about each spot. Press seam up so it lies level against side panels.
Step 4: To make the corner ties, retract the 60cm remove lengthways, correct sides with each other, then pin and press. Cut remove into several 15cm lengths. Sew some sort of 0. 5cm seam across the long and another short side of each one strip. Turn each remove right side out, employing a safety flag or trap turner when necessary. Tuck uncooked edge in the strip by 0. 5cm and also hand stitch closed.
Step 5: Position a new tie down the outer major edge with the lining bag, with this center of the tie aligned while using bag's aspect seam. Repeat while using other three ties. Place this bag into the basket. Thread these ties out through the wicker and also knot. Thread this tails back through the wicker and also tuck them between the lining bag and also the basket for you to conceal this ends.
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for the entire month of june, each time we drove down edsa, we were intrigued by this billboard: now what was sante d'orazio doing in a kamiseta billboard? italian-american sante d'orazio happens to be one of the most in-demand photographers in the international-fashion and hollywood-celebrity world. back in the 90s, his by-line would be on every glossy fashion magazine—vogue, bazaar, elle, mirabella, marie claire, allure, you name it! it still is, though not as often, and now mostly in european glossies, but back then he was the hot photog du jour (and by hot, we mean he was hot and he looked hot!), and a notorious modelizer. his most high-profile relationship was with 90s supermodel elsa benitez, who was originally from mexico and, in the looks department, is a cross between penelope cruz and phoemela baranda. we don't know what elsa's up to these days, but we miss her. she's gorgeous. maybe she can make a comeback like linda evangelista, the best supermodel of all time, in our opinion. although her US vogue cover (august 2006) is kinda boring...
the editorial inside is classic linda E!
above, the boring cover + that hair! those eyes! nose! lips! teeth! cheekbones! and those leeeeegs!! we've met linda before and got a good look at her up close when she came to manila years and years ago, and although her hair was not in the best shape (no thanks to all her crazy hair-color changes, for which she was famous), but the thing that struck us about her was the size of her head—it sure was small! it's weird to see in person, but in pictures, it works out because it makes her look so tall. so anyway! we digress. getting back to that billboard, before kamiseta unveiled the mystery of sante d'orazio, we got word from an LA connection that sante actually photographed kate hudson for the new kamiseta campaign. kate hudson? oscar nominee? for "almost famous," one of our desert-island favorites?? daughter of goldie hawn? (and bill hudson, but nobody remembers this member of the flash-in-the-pan pop band from the 70s called the hudson brothers, and they were actually kinda cute, especially brett ;-) yes, THAT kate hudson! looky! (ok, no complaints about the framing of this shot, it was taken while speeding down edsa!) the new billboard was finally unveiled a couple of weeks ago. the fash pack would like to congratulate kamiseta for snagging kate hudson because if we're not mistaken, this is her first endorsement ever! (but we wouldn't be surprised if she's already done something in japan. we think her blonde, fun-loving, sunshiney good looks appeal to the japanese...)
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Monday, July 31, 2006
kate for kamiseta
Posted by the fash pack at 9:28 PM
4 comments:
I can't see Sante D' Orazio, what's wrong with your cam ?
- Tuesday, August 01, 2006 9:24:00 PM
Fab site.
- Wednesday, August 02, 2006 9:05:00 AM
- Tommy & Shelly's Wedding said...
If there is any way of posting any Kamiseta Kate Hudson store ads would you?? I am a huge Kate fan and unfortunately we cannot see these in the USA. Thanks!!!
- Sunday, August 06, 2006 2:14:00 AM
- Tommy & Shelly's Wedding said...
If this is a repost I am sorry...if you could add any store ads or magazine ads to your blog I would love to see them. I am a huge Kate fan and cannot see these in the USA unfortunately!!
Thanks and great work!
- Sunday, August 06, 2006 2:16:00 AM
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