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Irish Cream Bread Pudding with
Caramel Irish Cream Sauce
1 loaf stale French bread
2 cups milk
1 cup heavy cream
1/2 cup Irish cream liqueur
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
3 eggs
1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup raisins
Caramel Irish Cream Sauce
1/4 cup water
1 cup granulated sugar
1/3 cup freshly brewed coffee
1/3 cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1/4 cup Irish cream liqueur
: Crumble the bread, with the crust, into a bowl.
Cover with combined milk, cream and liqueur and let stand an hour or until the bread has absorbed most of the liquid.
Heat oven to 325 degrees F. Butter a 13 x 9-inch baking dish and set aside.
Beat eggs, sugar and vanilla extract until well blended. Mix gently with bread and raisins.
Spoon into pan, smooth top.
Bake until light brown and the custard is set, about an hour.
Caramel Irish Cream Sauce
: Pour sugar into water in saucepan and let stand until sugar is wet. Cook, swirling occasionally, until the mixture turns nut brown.
Remove from heat. Immediately and CAREFULLY, to avoid splatters, pour in coffee and cream into the saucepan.
Return to heat and cook, stirring constantly, until caramel melts.
Remove from heat and let cool.
Stir in lemon juice and liqueur just before serving.
Yield: 8 servings
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How to find missing emails for Telecom NZ Xtra customers
Xtra.co.nz email addresses were moved to the Yahoo! email service a few years ago. If you are an Xtra user who uses POP or email forwarding you could have a second, additional, junk folder that you aren't aware of.
How do I know if I use POP?
Hopefully you have set up POP or email forwarding yourself, so you know whether you forward your emails. It could be that someone else set up your email account and you don't know. Check the information below and if you are still not sure, ask the person who set up your email account.
You use POP or email forwarding if:
- You read your emails in an email program on your computer or phone, like Outlook or Thunderbird, or;
- You receive your Xtra mails in another account such as your Hotmail or Gmail account.
Finding your missing Xtra emails
To check whether you have missed any messages, go to the Yahoo! mail page, log in using your Xtra mail account details and look in the spam folder for messages from Distribly, mark these as Not Spam. To prevent this from happening again, add Distribly to your contacts or safe senders as described below.
Add Distribly to your contacts
Once you've retrieved any missing messages, add firstname.lastname@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com to your Yahoo! Contacts by following the instructions below:
- Sign in to the Yahoo! mail website
- Select the Contacts tab and click on New Contact
- Enter email@example.com into the Email box, then click Save
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 for firstname.lastname@example.com.

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Dieu vous garde
[ dyœ voo gard ]
/ ˈdyœ vu ˈgard /
God keep you.
French-Inspired Slang That Makes English Sound Très ChicWe've gathered some French expressions and slang words that we use in English that will have you saying ooh-la-la ... because everyone wants to speak a foreign language, right? Especially one that sounds so enticing.
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Report: Hitachi and China Steel Form Offshore Wind Partnership in Taiwan
Tokyo-based Hitachi Ltd. is expanding its offshore wind business abroad through a partnership with Taiwanese steel maker China Steel Corporation, Nikkei Asian Review reports.
The two companies are expected to start collaborating on offshore wind-related projects this autumn.
Hitachi will be in charge of providing wind turbines with a capacity of up to 5MW which will possibly be made locally in Taiwan.
The turbines will feature a downwind rotor system which is reportedly sturdier and able to withstand harsher weather conditions such as typhoons which occur off the coast of Taiwan.
China Steel's role in this partnership will be to provide engineering, procurement and construction services on potential projects.
Hitachi expects this partnership to bring the company between JPY 20 and 30 billion (EUR 176 – 264 million) in annual sales in Taiwan.
Taiwan plans to install three offshore wind farms with a total capacity of 300MW by 2020, and to achieve at least 3GW of total installed offshore wind capacity by the year 2025. The country's first offshore wind farm, the 130MW Formosa I, is scheduled for commissioning in 2019.
According to the country's Bureau of Energy, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan's offshore wind energy projects are expected to attract TWD 2.5 billion (EUR 70 million) of fresh investments in 2016 and a total of TWD 670 billion of new investments by 2030.
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She's coming back for revenge!
"The Walking Dead" fans weren't thrilled with how Maggie Greene Rhee's (Lauren Cohan) story ended in the Season 8 finale. But they blamed the writers more than the character or actress, and most fans are thrilled to hear that Lauren Cohan will officially return to the role.
Cohan was reportedly playing hardball with her Season 9 contract, and it was the perfect time to do that. Maggie is (still!) pregnant with the late Glenn Rhee's baby, which is a story that needs to move forward in Season 9. Plus, she's the leader of Hilltop in a post-All Out War world. And, on top of that...
SPOILERS on the Season 8 finale!
... Maggie, Jesus, and Daryl Dixon are involved in a secret alliance to try and kill off Negan, whether Rick Grimes and Michonne like that or not. Maggie wants revenge for Glenn, which is understandable, but fans don't want a Civil War storyline. Still, once the show launched that storyline in the Season 8 finale, they really needed Lauren Cohan on board to follow through with it in Season 9.
Cohan was at CinemaCon to promote her upcoming movie "Mile 22," and Entertainment Weekly asked if she'll return to TWD.
"I'm going back. There's a lot more Maggie story to tell."
AMC must've paid up! During her negotiations, Khary Payton (King Ezekiel) posted his support on Instagram, simply writing, "Pay the woman."
There's still the snag of what's happening with "Whiskey Cavalier." During her negotiations, Cohan signed on for the ABC pilot. So how is she going to juggle both TWD -- which starts filming in early May, as always -- and this new show? If the pilot isn't picked up, it won't really be a big deal. And "The Walking Dead" does love to kill off main characters, so you never know how long Maggie will last...
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I returned to school to study social work because I wanted to be in a position to make a difference in people's lives. Through the process of my education, I was exhilarated by both the breadth and the precision of the field. Social work is humbling because while we are constantly gathering new knowledge and skills, we also recognize that we are not the experts. Rather, we place the ultimate importance on the needs and perspective of the person or people we are serving. In that sense, I see social work as not only an intellectual pursuit, but a spiritual one. By joining hands with others, we reach for the best in ourselves.
During my education, I was fortunate to work as an intern for two exceptional organizations, Union Settlement Association and the Center for Practice Innovations at the New York State Psychiatric Institute. My internships offered me clinical experience working with children, adults, and families, as well as "macro" experience such as organizing, development, evaluation, research, and policy practice. I also participated in the NYS OMH – Deans Consortium Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in Mental Health Project, which focused my learning on empirically proven and recovery-oriented treatments.


text: Inverted nipple deformity is an extremely common deformity affecting roughly every 1 in 30 women and can cause not only embarrassment, low self esteem but can also make it difficult or even impossible to breastfeed. It often affects both breasts but in some patients it may involve only one side. Better understanding of the problem and available solutions can educate women and avoid unnecessary suffering.What Causes Inverted Nipples?The nipple is composed of milk ducts and smooth muscle cells. "Fibrosis' causes shortening of ducts and this imbalance pulls the nipple inwards even when the muscle is trying to make it protrude out. Normal nipple stands out when the surface is stroked, stimulated or subjected to cold.Are Inverted Nipples a Sign of Breast Cancer?Long standing inverted nipple deformity is a developmental benign deformity but any sudden appearance of inversion in a previously normal nipple should be taken as an alarming sign and a medical consultation sought.Fall in Breastfeeding in India is Real, But What is Its Impact?Can One Breastfeed With Inverted Nipples?It may be possible for you to breastfeed even if your nipples are inverted, but it is dependent on the severity of the nipple inversion or the grade.Classification of Inverted NipplesInverted nipples are classified into three grades:1. Flat or Grade 1 Inverted Nipple DeformityThis exhibits the mildest degree of inversion wherein the nipple may be made to stand out on exerting finger pressure around its base and pulling it out manually and would then remain out by it self.These are essentially 'Shy Nipples'. They have minimal or no fibrosis and milk ducts may be perfectly normal and patients can breastfeed.These essentially need no treatment and simple manual stretching and stroking few minutes everyday may keep them in normal position.2. Indented or Grade 2 Inverted Nipple DeformityThese type of nipples can be pulled out with some difficulty but will retract as soon as the pressure is released.Although breast-feeding maybe possible, baby may find it difficult to latch on and it can be frustrating for both mother and the baby.Nipple suction devices like 'Nipplette' can sometimes help but fail to give a permanent correction. Advanced plastic surgery techniques allow 'duct sparing' correction of inverted nipple.This should be done either before one becomes pregnant or at least before the third trimester and can be done even under local anaesthetic as a daycare procedure. Our innovation of 'Nipple syringe splint' and its modifications both published in the prestigious Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery International Journal has been successfully used to treat many such cases of inverted nipple deformity.3. Tucked-in or Grade 3 Inverted Nipple DeformityThis represents the most severe type wherein the nipple just cannot be pulled out. This is caused by severe fibrosis of the milk ducts and it is unlikely that these women will be able to breastfeed.Women with such deformity often have difficulty in maintaining good nipple hygiene. This deformity can be easily corrected with surgery by dividing the short milk ducts but patients are duly informed that they cannot breastfeed after the surgery.Inverted nipple deformity is extremely common, can be emotionally distressing and cause difficulty in breast-feeding. In most cases, many women are quite unaware of the problem till they become pregnant.Surgical corrections, however, can give satisfactory long-term results and can even be conducted among pregnant women before their third trimester.(Dr Sunil Choudhary is the Senior Director & Chief of Plastic Surgery, Max Institute of Reconstructive, Aesthetic, Cleft & Craniofacial Surgery (MIRACLES), Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket)(Have you subscribed to FIT's newsletter yet? Click here and get health updates directly in your inbox.)(FIT is now available on Telegram. To receive handpicked stories on topics you care about, subscribe us on Telegram)


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The official LEGO Dimensions social media team is in full swing sharing with us a huge collection of previews and glimpses into the The LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack & Adventure World! Every post and clip they share we get more and more excited!
So far we've seen Batman operating a special new weapon, Robin wiggling through tiny duct work, Batgirl sleuthing with a new ability and some images of the environments. So much awesome we can barely contain ourselves! Make sure you keep up to date with LEGO Dimensions by following them on their many social media pages like Facebook, Instagram & Twitter!
Be warned! Some of these clips may be spoilerish… so proceed with caution!
LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack Previews
To make sure you don't miss any of these awesome posts, we are collecting them all here in one mega gallery for you to share and enjoy! Let us know in the comments which of the posts are your favorite!
– Greetings From Gotham –
Our first real look at the expansive Gotham City which makes up the LEGO Batman Movie Adventure World. It looks like it's full of crime that needs to be taken down.
Big buildings, vigilantes, and crime galore! This ?'s got it all! Take another trip to Gotham in Feb with the @LEGOBatmanMovie Story Pack! pic.twitter.com/lCHmTwddtB
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 20, 2017
– One Epic Man Cave For A Bat –
What looks like a clip pulled from a in game cutscene that introduces the Batcave. The big glorious Bat Computer is waiting to dish out the missions.. Can't wait to explore this world!
Forget you ever saw the Batcave! ? (CC @LEGOBatmanMovie) #LEGODimensions pic.twitter.com/VRQVHm3QFU
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 26, 2017
– Robin's Dress Up Party –
Our best guess is this is one of Robin's idle in game animations as he's been shown off in movie clips trying on multiple outfits. Looks like he's going to be one funny character to play as!
Dress-up party! ? Grab Robin and try on some sweet costumes with Robin in #LEGODimensions! pic.twitter.com/ijvu2RwNgV
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 10, 2017
– The Early Robin Gets To Worm –
Robin shows off his moves in what looks like a new puzzle or ability from the LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack. Could this be a version of mini access or is this just a funny clip from a cutscene in game?
He'll worm his way into your ❤… and small spaces in the batcave. Wiggle your way to success with Robin! pic.twitter.com/TSyZ5COQFq
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 25, 2017
– Merch Gun Madness –
Batman is at it again with his high tech weapons, this time he's dishing out… branded merchandise? Looking forward to this gag in the upcoming movie!
Batarangs. Grappling hook… and baseball caps? ? Fight crime with the merch-gun in #LEGODimensions w/ the @LEGOBatmanMovie Story Pack! pic.twitter.com/kcBL5JNkqD
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 11, 2017
– Upholding The Bat Law –
Batgirl pulls over Sonic and gives him a little lecture about speeding!
Gotta go fast? Nope ✋ Batgirl will be on patrol in the Multiverse starting next month! ?? pic.twitter.com/HrMwipEyoS
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 31, 2017
– Girl Bat Friends –
These two girls who are bats look like they are best friends! A great team up for sure! This also shows off a lovely view of the Bat Signal from the Adventure World.
There's a new Bat-Team in the Multiverse! Welcome to Gotham, Marceline! ? #AdventureTime #LEGODimensions #LEGOBatmanMovie pic.twitter.com/qaze8z10bL
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 12, 2017
– Easter Egg Advertisements –
We often comment about out favorite Easter Eggs and funny references found in the many levels and worlds of LEGO Dimensions. Seems like the LEGO Batman Movie Adventure World is no exception!
"Forget it, Lloyd. It's Ninjagotown." Easter eggs await you in #LEGODimensions ? #secretsaturdays @LEGOBatmanMovie pic.twitter.com/Ms6nVmImcq
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 14, 2017
– These Clowns Are Such Jokers –
The first look at Joker in game hanging out with the other resident Dimensions joker, Krusty the Clown!
With this pair, the joke's on you. ?#LEGODimensions #MashupMadness pic.twitter.com/4a81XqGM8B
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 21, 2017
– Face Two Face –
A great spotlight on a potential boss battle in the Story Pack, can't wait to Face Off with this baddy.
? Duel with the dual! ? Face off with Two-Face in the #LEGODimensions @LEGOBatmanMovie Story Pack! pic.twitter.com/H2BbuiKN90
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) February 1, 2017
– A 1000 Faces For Punching –
The shapeshifting Clay Face will make an appearance as a possible Boss battle in the Story Pack! Can't wait to punch around this muddy monster.
Shape shifting, mud weaponry, and a serious affinity for mud. Meet Clayface in #LEGODimensions with the #LEGOBatmanMovie Story Pack! pic.twitter.com/oxP1JkrHsG
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 30, 2017
– Going Green For Batman –
A short little comic cut scene that shows off Poison Ivy, potentially a boss battle from the Story Pack?
Watch out for Poison Ivy… weed out some new baddies next month with the @LEGOBatmanMovie Story Pack! ? pic.twitter.com/LddITQFtZ5
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 24, 2017
– Bossy Bat Awesome –
Great still image of Batgirl rocking out in her costume!
You go, Batgirl! #LEGOBatmanMovie pic.twitter.com/zsZpRgm2qc
— LEGO Batman (@LEGOBatmanMovie) January 29, 2017
– Batgirl Fights Corruption –
Batgirl tells it as it is and makes sure there Gotham is no place for the Bad Cops.
Slow down Batgirl, that's not Two Face! ? pic.twitter.com/TyITZotfKn
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 29, 2017
– This Cave Is ROCKing –
Batman & Marty rock out together in what could either be the Batcave or possible the Fortress of Solitude? Who can tell from this tiny corner… and check out that SUPER pup in the background!
– That Voice Sounds Familiar –
Will Arnett, the voice of LEGO Movie Batman hangs out with some cool minifigures!
Holy LEGO bricks, Batman! @LEGOBatmanMovie star @arnettwill is obviously doing some crime fighting in #LEGODimensions pic.twitter.com/3w657RD0S1
— LEGO Dimensions (@LEGODimensions) January 30, 2017
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Florian Heron || Playful 3D Illustrations Borne Out of Curiosity
What if?
These are the words that spring up in Florian's mind when he sees an artwork with elements that inspire him. What if this 2D illustration was rendered in 3D? How would that look like. It's these spurts of creativity and curiosity that acts as a springboard for his creations, where he takes existing works by different artists one step further, developing a new look and feel and items that are original and captivating.
We invited Florian to share their artistic career path with us, and it shows that one can create great artworks even without formal training in their craft; a lot of it is trial and error and a pure devotion to simply wanting to get better at what you do. Read on for our conversation with Florian.
P: Pendulum Magazine
F: Florian Heron
P: What's your story? How did you arrive to where you are today?
F: Before answering this, let me start with explaining that Florian Heron is not my real name, it is a pseudonym, or to be precise the surname part of it. I picked Heron because of the wonderful patience these animals have in order to obtain their food, and patience is the very thing I need in order to create my work so I thought it was a perfect fit. Every day I can see from my balcony a blue heron landing in the lawn of my apartment building, which is a great sight.
I was born in Rotterdam, where I spent my first 9+ years of childhood. My family and I then moved to The Hague where I finished high school. During class I was always drawing, not very skilled, but totally absorbed by it. Come to think of it, for as long as I can remember, I was interested in anything involving art or design. Perhaps my mom is part to blame since she always took my siblings and I to all sorts of museums. But she always showed us classical art, never ever modern art. In fact, she would go out of her way to hide it from us and this is the reason I developed an intense hunger for anything to do with contemporary art. I would give myself the title illustrator by day and artist by night.
After high school, I applied to an art academy in Amsterdam and The Hague. I got accepted into both and picked Amsterdam where I, after the first mandatory general year, started in the direction of graphic design. After my time at the art academy, I started making animations with a friend whom I met at the art academy, we tried to sell to small businesses, but this never really picked up so after a while we both went our separate ways. Now I work as a freelance illustrator, and when time allows, I would also work on weird art projects that serve no other purpose than themselves - that's pretty much how I ended up where I am today.
P: How did you become interested in 3D modelling? Did you have to go through any formal education/training or are you self-taught?
F: Self-taught I would say. The 3D modelling happened gradually after all those years doing 2D illustrations and design work. I always had this ambition to try it but the fear of it being too technical always stopped me. Until one day I just started playing with it using 3ds Max, and somehow I got a grasp of it and I never stopped, mind you that my skills are pathetic compared to most 3D illustrators out there, but I get a bit better each year and for me it is also more about the subject as opposed to how technically brilliant it is. But 3D did not take away my joy in 2D, this is why so many times I jump in between Illustrator, Photoshop and 3dsmax!
P: Can you briefly tell us about the "What's on the other side Ray?" project? Guide us through the creative process including the techniques/technologies you employed in realizing the project.
F: "What's on the other side Ray?" For those paying close attention, it's actually already given away in the title. This work is an homage to one of the works by Italian artist Ray Oranges. When I first saw this 2D illustration I immediately thought it would be nice to model this in 3D and explore what could be lying inside such a world. I started a couple of years ago and then abandoned it for a long time due to working all sorts of jobs in order to pay the bills. Not long ago, I finally picked up where I left off and had to make all sorts of decisions on how to finish the project, for example the people, trees and cars should look like. For the whole overall look I chose as inspiration a brief design movement in the 80's called "Memphis", which I believe consists mostly of furniture. For the cars, I initially had a way more complex 3D execution in mind, but then decided on bare minimum abstraction, and applied this to the trees as well. For the people I had a sort of cubism graphic style in mind. When I finally finished it and posted it on my Behance page it unexpectedly got great results due to Behance featuring it in their illustration gallery.
P: Is there a particular aspect within the creative process of this project that appeals to you the most?
F: The most fun part of this project was placing the cameras. It's a great way to explore the dimensions of the world you created and brings them all together. Sure, some shots do not work as well and others are way better than you ever could have hoped for. I decided only after placing the camera to put in the guy on the fixed gear bike with the dog, also I admit he is way more naturalistic than the other characters; somehow I always have a style war going on in my work, I just do not want to commit to one style only, maybe its weak, but whatever it may be, it's a great feeling of freedom.
P: Why did you decide to integrate 2D elements (e.g. the people) into this project? What was the significance of that?
F: The integration of 2D and 3D had much to do with the fact that the inspiration of this project is a 2D image. Also, I've been mixing 2D and 3D modelling since they bring about a playful feel.
P: Where do you find inspiration for your work?
F: Most of my inspiration comes from just bumping into an interesting photo, or as in this case, the work of another illustrator; many times, when seeing the works of another artist, or a detail component of it, I get the deep urge to go ahead and try it for myself and I get on a journey to the unknown. My computer is filled with half finished or abandoned project waiting to get finished, or to be forgotten.
P: What's your favourite or most memorable project you have worked on so far?
F: The most fun I had with a job so far was creating a corporate identity for a small lounge bar in Germany. It was so rewarding to make all the elements fit and work and to leverage my knowledge in illustration and graphic design. For those who are curious, you can view it here on my Behance page.
P: Are there any upcoming projects or collaborations you would like to share with us?
F: At the moment, I've got nothing cooking, but I've always dreamed of working for a huge brand, a big company or institution. It must be so unbelievable to make a key illustration or whole set of illustrations and characters that define the look and feel of their activities.
Florian's playful style and mixing of 2D and 3D elements will eventually catch the eyes of the big brands he aspires to working with. We look forward to seeing more of Florian's explorative and curiosity-driven works!
To learn more about Florian Heron's work, visit his website here.


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Some Boots are Made for Walkin!
25 Responses to "Some Boots are Made for Walkin!"
Well my friend…..It is wonderful to see you made it through! I was beginning to worry a little, as I know exactly what you are going through! It is really tough when it feels like someone set a cinder block on your chest and then pressed down.
I love your new banner; it is "So You!" Can't wait to see what you got going on!
Sherry, I am so glad to see a post from you again. I follow your blog by email and LOVE to see what you are up to….I am so sorry you are going through such a rough time. I am praying for a total healing in your body and a restored JOY in your heart.
Get well, my friend out there in blogland.
BTW, your new banner is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! And the font fits the boots!!!
Who did that for you?
Sorry to hear you're feeling kind of down. Love your work and anxious for you to get back in the swing. Sometimes I wonder why I make card also as have so many other unfinished quilts, scrapbooks and whatever. Truth is I love card making. And all the things that go with it. Keep it up as your cards inspire me. Edna
You bet I noticed those boots….. LOVE em :-). Girl, know what you mean about shucking it all….. some days are like that…. and some days I'd like to put my boots on an literally walk away…from everything.
Anyhoo, can't wait to see what you are going to create :-). Glad you're feeling better, was starting to really worry….
I'm so glad to hear you're feeling better! I KNOW you can quit the smoking, but I also KNOW how that first cup of coffee and cigarette is the best thing EVER!! My wish for the final moments of my life is to have a beer and cigarette sitting on the beach somewhere!
Love the new banner! I call those Cowboy Flip-Flops!! I can't wait to see your finished project!!!
First let me say I'm so glad you are feeling better – kick those cigs to the gutter my friend – bad bad Sherry – I have a good friend who has COPD and still smokes. I know it's hard to quit but doing without beats not breathing. Keep on that track of trying and you can do it. KICK THE STAMPING THING – OMG! Shut your mouth. We would miss you so much – the stamping world would not be the same without your creations – I have really missed your postings. And I LUV those boots!
First, so glad you're beginning to feel human again! Hope the "mojo" returns with a vengence. I am with you on the coffee & cigarette in the A.M. however my "bronchitis" was lung cancer & so basically for the last year, I have been living on "borrowed" time. Regrettably, I still smoke, but wish that I had quit on one of the MANY occasions I had planned to. Maybe it wouldn't have made a difference, but then again maybe it would have. Rooting for you, whatever you do.
Hi Sherry –
So glad to hear from you and to hear that things are looking up for you. Missed you and your wonderful sense of humor. Love, love, love those boots! I have always had a thing for boots, unfortunately my calves have always been to wide for the boots I loved – sigh. Can't wait to see what you have cooking up your sleeve or should I say boot – LOL! Nice to have you back.
Elaine Allen
Sherry…I quit smoking 10 years ago. I used Wellbutrin and a positive attitude. Do I miss it? Not any more, but I did. The important thing to remember, the "need" to have one passes quickly, and everyday becomes much easier. Look at the positive, your health and also….lots more money to spend on craft items! Hang in there, I KNOW you can do it. I want you around for many, many more years….so come on girl….Them boots were made for walkin….they also were made for kickin…. so kick that little white buddy right in the butt!
Glad to hear you are feeling better, keep taking care of yourself! Good luck on quit smoking. I can't wait to see your completed project!!!
I'm glad you are feeling better, Yoda!! No lectures on the smoking here. I don't smoke, so I don't "get it". But…..seems to me that breathing would rank higher!!
And can the girl from Wyoming just say I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your new banner!! All of a sudden, I've got the urge to go get me those ropin' boots that I've wanted for several years!!
So glad the bronchitis is getting better – as for the smoking, no lectures from me – I smoked for 43 years, quit smoking in 2007 after going thru surgery and radiation for breast cancer (used Chantix which is heaven sent!!!), and have developed COPD so I have to use oxygen and inhalers, BUT YOU DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO and life is still great 'cause I can scrapbook and makes cards and SHOP!!!!
Hang tough and when you get your mind in the right place – you'll be able to stop – WARNING——you will probably gain weight but so what!!!!
So glad you're feeling better. Bronchitis can really kick your butt. I just got over it a few weeks ago.
The new banner ROCKS–and so do you.
Can't wait to hear all about your new iPad.
Welcome back to hopefully the creative Sherry we know and love. I'm looking forward to seeing you strut your crafty stuff in your fab cowboy boots, even if they are only blog pictures, (I can really see you wearing these though).
I'm glad the bronchitis is getting better too. Good luck with stopping smoking too.
Think of the money you'll save if you stopped…. you could save it up & buy your boots! :oD
Good to have a post from you…My very Best Wishes on feeling great again, and getting some new found MOJO…and your "BOOTS" are adorable.
Before my divorce I was obessed with making Wooden Santa's and little by little other wood objects…after the divorce, I never touched a piece of wood to craft with. NEVER EVER figured out why I have that little BLOCK there. But went on to other things to fill my need to stay busy.
Best Wishes, We love your input so truly hope you keep us informed…
Sherry, I was happy to see a post from you, have missed your talent and those witty remarks glad you are down to a wristlet. Best wishes with the quitting smoking, it is very difficult to do, I've been there, stick with it. Think of al the new goodies you can purchase with that "saved cigarette" money. Personally I do not think I saved any, I just spent it on something else. Best wishes to you in your efforts. Waiting for those ideas on your BAD side to appear on your blog.
So glad to see your post. You have too much talent to stop stamping. You need that creative outlet in your life. So you are going to quit smoking…good for you. I quit 21 years ago and now I don't know how I ever smoked! When I quit my sister and brother-in-law had been here for the weekend. We played pinnochle, drank beer or coffee. You know you smoke more in a social setting and then with beer and coffee on top, my chest hurt. I took my cigarettes and lighter and threw them in the trash. I have never smoked since. It was one of the best things I've ever done for myself. Good luck. You can do it. Love the boots on your new banner.
i am very new to your site. i cant believe you are talking about quitting. i love your creations and you are so very very good at what you create. Dont let that fall by the wayside – you are too important to people like me out here counting on your ideas for some ideas.
Glad you are feeling better and the cast is gone.
A new admirerer of your work. suzieq23
Sherry, the banner is great looking; love those boots. They certainly would look good walking around in Texas when I return 🙂 Glad you're feeling better and are cutting back on the smoking. I probably would have started smoking as a young woman, but a "friend" said I looked like an Indian sending out smoke signals when I thought I was looking pretty cool; she saved me a lot of money…ha ha!
PLEASE DONT LEAVE ME!!!!! Where else, seriously, can I go and read a blog and have it be REAL LIFE conversation… "flabby Ass" SERIOUSLY… you keep things REAL and FUN… it IS possible to be YOU and still craft… I guess it's foreign to some, but I LOVE ME SOME SHERRY!!!!! 🙂
When you quit, it has to be when YOU are ready, whether it takes days, weeks or months… OK, So I hear, I'm still smokin' but I'm not ready…. 8)
You hang in there Sherry and know that I am here waitin on pins and needles to see what you see… LOL I am blind!!!!! LMAO
Ever thought about trying e-cigarettes? I quit the hard way 25+ years ago, but it ain't easy; a young friend of mine is trying e-cigs now and she's finding it much easier. Worth a try, I would think.
Good to hear that you are feeling better. I can't wait to see what you create.
Hey Sherry,
Glad to hear the pink cast is gone, that's good. 🙂 I just quit smoking this year. Oh my gosh I loved that first cup of coffee and my cig in the morning!! I really enjoyed it!! But I took the pill and believe it or not that worked for me, and my husband still smokes weird huh and I have smoked for many years. I did have to change the way I do things but you do get use to it. Good luck! I am so glad your back we all miss you!
That is when I was finally able to quick smoking in 1997, I had gotten bronchitis really bad and every time I would smoke would just get me coughing and feeling really bad and I thought really what are you doing to yourself, so I quit cold turkey after having smoked over a pack a day for 17 years, I was lucky in the respect that at the time I didn't have close friends that were smoking around me, so the temptation wasn't close by, it was hard when I would go to the store and see them, especially after I started feeling better but by then I had gone through all the really rough part of quiting, and my family was so happy that I had quit, it was one of those I didn't want to let them down or myself. I know what you mean about the first morning one, it's like I couldn't start my day until I had it, you just have to find new rituals, it is life changing thing that is for sure, and I can't say even to this day when times get rough especially that I don't want to fall on that crutch, by I feel my life has been so much better without it, why let that rule me. I had tried to quit many times before this last time I finally was able to kick it but I always had too many people around me that smoked too. I often wonder if God let this sickness come over me so that I would hate feeling that way so much so that I would have a reason to finally quit, but I know that sure helped. I guess I am just letting you know you can do it and your worth it in every way to beat it, and life will go on and be good too 🙂 Wishing you luck and the strength to get through it.
Hi Sherry 😉 Last I saw you was at Stampaway in Ohio, at the concession area table. It was busy, exciting and crazy and I was so thrilled to see you there and get to spend a few moments. I hadn't actually seen you since we were together at the class in Indiana with (superfun) Wendy! Of course her stuff was what we bought LOL. Anyway, wanted to tell you that I am someone who flat out quit smoking one day – cold turkey is the ONLY way (in my humble opinion). I had been at my mom's on our usual Sunday together doing her hair and as she bent over the sink and I could hear her wheezing – I said "Mom let's smoke our last cig together"….we did ….I quit, she didn't. She is gone now and I miss her more than I can say here, she was my best friend. As usual, I digress…anyway I know it sounds crazy but after that day every time (which was every 9 minutes back then) I got the urge/little voice/nudge/desire to grab a cigarette – I twirled my post earring instead. A few seconds later I was thinking about something else, or my phone would ring – and when it hit me again, I'd twirl the earring. I kept telling myself – no…you already quit…it's done. I almost forget I ever smoked now. It doesn't bother me AT ALL …I can be with someone who smokes, they can blow it right at me – doesn't even register, like it was someone else. The great part is that I don't mind if someone else smokes (except I want them to live of course) – the smell is not that big of a deal, I was around when everyone smoked everywhere including work, the movie theatre and no one complained or thought it was such a big deal. I am a totally "addictive" type so am addicted to enough already – food, stamps, ink, paper LOL. But I want you to know everyone who quits doesn't crave them, or have a hard time. You will find your special time in the morning is still your favorite but you'll be doing something else you love. Spend the $50 on stamps and ink 😉 I loved not worrying all the time about do I have a pack in my purse? where is my lighter? oh, I sat down and they are in the kitchen, where is the ashtray – I NEVER NEVER think about it now. Ever……you can do it. You deserve it and you have so much to give us all, your winning smile, your gift that only you can give us. I love the new look of the blog and the banner, boots are too cool girl – anyway love and hugs to you.


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6. Isla de las Muñecas or Island of the Dolls
The island was originally owned by Don Julian Santana Barrera. The legend goes that Barrera found a girl who drowned mysteriously whom he couldn't save. Shortly afterward, Barrera witnessed a floating doll close to the canals, which probably belong to the dead girl. He took the doll and hanged it on a tree, as a means of respect and support of the girl's spirit.
Barrera claimed he was haunted by the girl's spirit and began hanging more dolls on trying to please the spirit. Then he realized that the dolls themselves were controlled by spirits of many dead girls, and kept on collecting dolls and hung them all over the entire island. It was as though Barrera was entirely driven by an invisible force that changed him forever.
After years and years of collecting and hanging dolls, Barrera was found dead. He drowned in the same area where the girl did. A lot of people in the area believe that Barrera joined the spirits of the island.


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Here's Caroline Flack taking her first steps in training for Strictly Come Dancing.
And they're pretty wobbly!
The former Xtra Factor host, who is paired with Pasha Kovalev, tells cameras: "It's going well I think, it's all completely new to me. The hardest thing is doing the hips...."
She adds: "It's genuinely a lot harder than I thought it would be, I'm getting worse instead of getting better.
"Pasha has the patience of a saint!"
Speaking earlier in the week, Caroline said that Strictly was the "best thing" she's ever done, even if the launch show left her with an injured groin.
Writing in her blog for Yahoo! Caroline said: "We've only done a total of 4 days dancing so far, but my body already feels on the verge of change.
"My groin kinda hurts (it was Anton, long story) and all I talk about to anyone is the cha cha."
The Strictly Come Dancing 2014 live shows kick off on September 26 and 27 on BBC One.
Other celebs in this year's show include singer Pixie Lott, The Saturdays' Frankie Bridge, rugby star and model Thom Evans and Radio One DJ Scott Mills.
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The "simple" challenge of malaria elimination: a response to Ken Opalo's post/
This post was originally written on 10 November 2016.
I recently read an article from Ken Opalo, a prominent African political blogger who I admire, entitled: How to eliminate malaria. Mr. Opalo (who I will now, respectfully refer to as Ken) lauded the success of the Sri Lankan government's efforts that combined vector control strategies with persistence even during the civil war. This was all well and good until this statement: "Someone tell African policymakers that bed nets and behaviour change are not enough". He continued with this reproof and concluded with emotive, albeit factual, malaria statistics that highlight that nine in ten malaria deaths are in sub Saharan Africa. After reading this post, I found myself very frustrated with Ken—who is generally someone who I often referred to for a smart analysis of African issues.
To start, in this post he erroneously juxtaposes a country of 20.5 million to a continent of 1.2 billion. As an infectious disease epidemiologist it pained me to see Ken cast uniform blame on 54 countries without any mention of the variable factors that influence malaria persistence and the unique epidemiological characteristics that influence malaria transmission and risks. These factors include, but are not limited to: the strength of the health system, issues of insecticide and drug resistance, differences in climate, amount of existing infrastructure, even rainfall… I could go on and on. Instead, I would like to highlight a few areas where Ken missed the mark with his criticism.
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Honda Civic Hatchback (2006 - 2011) 2.2 i-CTDi Sport 5d Owner Review
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I owned the Honda Civic 2.2 sport for 4 years. The drive was exciting with quick acceleration and was very comfortable at speed. The handling on corners was reasonable but felt a little front heavy when pushed. The MPG was really good for a car that felt so powerful. On a long run I could get around 60mpg. I liked the sporty look of this car. The interior was nice with a sporty feel and the seats were comfortable. There is plenty of space for a family of 4. The boot was huge. The main issue was that every now and then when you accelerated hard the clutch would slip leaving you in quite a dangerous predicament when overtaking. Also the roof above the windscreen was bubbling up with rust. I have heard that both of these issues are common faults. Other than that the car was very reliable and the service I received from Honda was second to none.
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Dr. Francis Collins, director of the NIH, shares his interview of a woman with the rare condition, Job syndrome. Affected from birth, and diagnosed at age 11, this woman knows what it means to have a rare condition as well as what it is like to take part in biomedical research.
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Walt Disney and Marvel Studios will not rehire James Gunn for Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, they reiterated after a meeting with the filmmaker, Variety reported. Gunn was fired from the franchise on July 20 after his years-old offensive tweets, including jokes about paedophilia and rape resurfaced on social media.
At the recent meeting, Gunn had pushed for a second chance, but Horn took the meeting "only as a courtesy", Variety said. Marvel's Kevin Feige was not present, but stands by Horn's decision, the publication said.
Gunn had written and directed the 2014 and 2017 installments of the globally successful series and was set to lead the third as well, which is scheduled to be released in 2020. A part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the franchise features an ensemble cast that includes Chris Pratt.
On July 30, the Guardians of the Galaxy cast released an open letter criticising Gunn's ouster. "We were all shocked by his abrupt firing last week and have intentionally waited these ten days to respond in order to think, pray, listen, and discuss," read the statement. "In that time, we've been encouraged by the outpouring of support from fans and members of the media who wish to see James reinstated as director of Volume 3 as well as discouraged by those so easily duped into believing the many outlandish conspiracy theories surrounding him."
In an interview to Associated Press on Tuesday, Pratt said this was "not an easy time" for the cast. "We all love James and he's a good friend of ours, but we also really love playing the Guardians of the Galaxy," Pratt said. "It's a complicated situation for everybody."
Gunn's old posts were dug out by Right Wing conservatives on July 19 last month after the filmmaker posted some tweets critical of US President Donald Trump and Right Wing political commentator Ben Shapiro.
Walt Disney then quickly moved to fire Gunn. "The offensive attitudes and statements discovered on James' Twitter feed are indefensible and inconsistent with our studio's values, and we have severed our business relationship with him," Horn said in a statement the next day.
Gunn has apologised for his old remarks, "My words of nearly a decade ago were, at the time, totally failed and unfortunate efforts to be provocative," he said. "I have regretted them for many years since – not just because they were stupid, not at all funny, wildly insensitive, and certainly not provocative like I had hoped, but also because they don't reflect the person I am today or have been for some time."
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He still recalls the response from doctors and would-be corporate sponsors: "They said it couldn't be done by someone with diabetes, that it's a 'suicide mission.' "
They were wrong.
Cross, a 35-year-old Pittsburgh school administrator who has Type 1 diabetes, just returned from the journey that would test the mettle of most anyone, diabetic or not.
Temperatures plunged as low as 30 degrees below zero Fahrenheit during the journey from the Antarctic coast to the South Pole. For two months, he spent days traveling up to 12 hours on skis while pulling a supply-laden sled. Much of the trip was against the wind and uphill, and nights were spent sleeping in a tent, where relative warmth meant temperatures just above freezing.
The "NovoLog Ultimate Walk" -- named for the sponsor, which makes a pen-like insulin injection system Cross used -- raised about $750,000 for juvenile diabetes research in contributions from individuals, private foundations and corporations.
Cross says the mission accomplished two key goals: To dispel myths about what diabetics can and can't do and convince them exercise is healthy with the right diet and proper insulin monitoring.
"Children and parents typically face a barrage of misunderstandings about diabetes, and most keep a guarded approach to activity," says Cross, a father of four who heads a program for at-risk students at a Pittsburgh high school.
"I think there are two ways you could look at this trip. One way is, 'I could never do that.' The other way for a diabetic to look at it is, 'My goodness, if that can be done, imagine what I could do on the soccer team.'"
Jerry Petersen, a 36-year-old who does not have diabetes but whose father died of diabetes-related complications, made the trek with Cross. Two others joined them for the last 120 miles of the journey: Cross' father, 60-year-old Michael Cross, who also has Type 1 diabetes, and Bret Goodpaster, a University of Pittsburgh researcher who was studying how well someone with diabetes would perform under extreme conditions while subsisting on a high-fat, high-calorie diet.
Pitt researchers developed the diet, containing 7,000 calories a day and featuring foods including cookies, candy bars, Slim Jims, Pringles, nuts, sticks of butter in coffee, olive oil in cereal, and nuts.
Not exactly the expected food choices for a diabetic. However, Goodpaster says the carefully selected diet supplied Cross with the calories needed for such a physically taxing expedition and that such strenuous exercise burns the calories quickly.
Cross, who, as a Type 1 diabetic, produces no insulin, closely monitored his blood sugar using a device to prick his finger to ensure he wasn't getting too much or too little insulin, says Goodpaster, an assistant professor of medicine in Pitt's division of endocrinology and metabolism. Exercise and insulin both cause the body to use more blood sugar, Goodpaster explains, and exercise improves the body's ability to use insulin efficiently.
He notes that heart disease is the No. 1 killer of diabetics, and stresses the importance of exercise to improve cardiovascular health. During the two-month journey, Cross' heart rate while pulling the sled decreased significantly, and that's a classic sign of improved fitness, showing less strain on the heart, Goodpaster says.
Both Cross and Peterson returned from the trip in better shape than when they left, and except for the frostbite Cross' father suffered, nobody had any ailments. Cross, who had gained 30 pounds when he bulked up to prepare for the expedition, came back 30 pounds lighter, weighing 170.
"One of the things we sought to do was to show kids with diabetes and their families not to be afraid of exercise," Goodpaster says. "You can exercise. In fact, it's healthy to do that. You just have to know that exercise will affect how much insulin the diabetics should give themselves."
Goodpaster, who followed most of the journey's progress from afar, got a surprise when he actually headed out himself. "I thought how hard can skiing at a slow pace be?" says Goodpaster, a competitive cyclist. "Let me tell you when I got out there, I found out how hard it was. It really increased my respect for [Cross and Peterson]."
Cross and his dad, however, may have had more realistic expectations. Cross has scaled Mount McKinley and completed a two-week North Pole expedition, and father and son have journeyed together on treks across the Sahara and the Thar Desert in India.
At the bottom of the world, they saw what most will never behold: Antarctic terrain that, by turns, resembled the salt flats of Utah, a choppy ocean, even another planet.
"Seeing the moon from Antarctica was the inverse image of the famous earth-rising shot taken early in the Apollo missions -- and evoked wonder," Cross says. "I think in a place like that my answer to prayer and faith is that God is certainly there, all around."
More information
For more on the journey, visit the NovoLog Ultimate Walk. To learn more about juvenile diabetes, check the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International.


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We investigate the generation of megaplumes by the release of buoyant hydrothermal fluid from the seafloor. We show that megaplumes may be generated from various modes of venting, including both the instantaneous and continuous release of hydrothermal effluent from either a point or line source. The hydrothermal effluent forms a buoyant plume which rises through the water column to its neutral buoyancy height and then intrudes laterally to form a neutral cloud. Owing to the influence of the Earth's rotation, whose magnitude is omega = f / 2 , the neutral cloud eventually becomes unstable, giving rise to geostrophic vortices that propagate away from the source. By combining the scaling laws governing turbulent plumes and geostrophic vortices, we establish new relationships between the megaplume geometry and the source conditions.
We find that megaplumes whose radius greatly exceeds their height of rise are formed from sources which persist for at least several days, since, in the deep ocean, the radii of eddies produced by short lived releases of buoyant fluid are comparable to their rise height. Our model predicts the total buoyancy, B, of the hydrothermal effluent released in forming such megaplume structures. For a maintained source, B ~ N2R2hH , where H is the height of the plume in the water column, R and h are the megaplume radius and half-depth and N is the Brunt-Vaisala frequency characterising the oceanic stratification. Laboratory experiments suggest that the constant of proportionality depends on the geometry of the source and has a value of 0.8 for a linear source and 0.5 for a localised source. We also find that for a long-lived source of fluid, there is a maximum megaplume size, R = HN / f , and that the buoyancy contained within this maximal megaplume scales as B ~ H4N4 / f 2 .
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0, owing to the long retention time of fluid within the bodies. For highly permeable two-dimensional bodies, Dxx = alpha (Cyy + 1) U L, where Cyy is the added-mass coefficient characterising the flow around an impermeable body moving parallel to the y-axis. Consequently, dispersion by highly permeable bodies is enhanced when the bodies are slender, in contrast to the low permeability limit.
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We present the results of an experimental investigation of the flows generated by monodisperse particles settling in a stratified ambient with an inclined sidewall. In this configuration, upwelling beneath the inclined wall associated with the Boycott effect is opposed by the ambient density stratification. For sufficiently weak stratification, the Boycott layer transports dense fluid from the bottom to the top of the system. Subsequently, the upper clear layer is mixed by the convective motions resulting from the combined influence of the newly emplaced dense saline fluid and the buoyant fluid released by the particle settling at the top of the suspension. For sufficiently strong stratification, layering occurs. Within each layer, convection erodes the initially linear density gradient, generating a step-like density profile throughout the system. Particles are transported across the discrete density jumps between layers by millimetric plumes of particle-laden fluid. Mixing models are developed to describe the evolution of particle concentration and salinity in both the low and high stratification limits, and geophysical applications are discussed.


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1. On 10th October, 2017 I found in favour of the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) and the Law Society of Ireland (The Law Society) in respect of preliminary objections which they raised to issues sought to be litigated by the appellant solicitor (Mr. Sheehan) as part of his appeal from an order of the SDT dated 5th July, 2016. I indicated that I would give my reasons in writing for so finding. This I now do.
2. There is a long tortuous history of bitter relations between Mr. Sheehan and his former clients, Bernard Bingham and Viola Bingham (Mr. and Mrs. Bingham). The Chairman of the SDT was undoubtedly correct when he said in the course of its ruling of 23rd June, 2016 that "both parties had been fixated about vindicating their respective positions against the other".
3. For the purpose of this judgment it is not necessary to recite each and every episode where Mr. Sheehan and Mr. and Mrs. Bingham confronted each other whether in the SDT, the Circuit Court or this Court. I mention only those occasions which have a relevance to this ruling.
4. In 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Bingham commenced medical negligence proceedings in the High Court. They retained a number of firms of solicitors to act on their behalf parting company with each of them in turn. In March 2006 Mr. Sheehan came on record for Mr. and Mrs. Bingham in that litigation. He came off record on 17th December, 2008 following a contested hearing before Feeney J. In January 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Bingham made a complaint to the Law Society concerning Mr. Sheehan. They were unsuccessful. They appealed that decision to the independent adjudicator of the Law Society who rejected the appeal.
5. In June 2009 Mr. Sheehan decided to sue Mr. and Mrs. Bingham in the Circuit Court for costs allegedly due to him in a sum of €37,725.44. Mr. and Mrs. Bingham delivered a defence and counterclaim to that claim. They counterclaimed for damages for professional negligence and breach of contract.
6. Mr. Sheehan was refused summary judgment in respect of his claim and the case went to trial at Dundalk Circuit Court before Judge Flanagan. That Judge in an extempore ruling dismissed Mr. Sheehan's claim and Mr. and Mrs. Bingham's counterclaim. The reasons for these dismissals remain unclear.
7. Mr. Sheehan appealed that decision of the Circuit Court. Mr. and Mrs. Bingham did not appeal the dismissal of their counterclaim. Mr. Sheehan's appeal came on before the High Court (Hanna J.) in Dundalk in July 2012. He withdrew his appeal. Accordingly, the decision of the Circuit Court was affirmed.
8. In September 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Bingham applied for an inquiry into the conduct of Mr. Sheehan on the grounds of alleged misconduct. No fewer than 27 allegations of misconduct were made. These were considered by a division of the SDT which took the view that a prima facie case of misconduct had been made out in respect of just two of the allegations made by Mr. and Mrs. Bingham. They were that (i) Mr. Sheehan was "abusing his position by threatening to destroy the entire file unless Mr. and Mrs. Bingham settled his bill of costs despite a Circuit Court order dismissing his claim" and (ii) "was refusing to return the file or grant access to it to Mr. & Mrs. Bingham".
9. These complaints proceeded before the SDT in July, October and December 2015 and May and June 2016. Mr. Sheehan was represented by counsel at the July 2015 hearing but thereafter he represented himself. He was self represented on this appeal.
10. The SDT found Mr. Sheehan not guilty of misconduct in respect of the second allegation. However in respect of the first it found him guilty of misconduct. In this respect it said:-
12. It is from that decision of the SDT that Mr. Sheehan brought the instant appeal.
13. The above is an outline of the confrontations that have taken place between Mr. Sheehan and his former clients in a variety of different venues. I have only mentioned those which are relevant for the purposes of this ruling. There is a much fuller recitation of these matters in the decision of the SDT under appeal.
The appeal
14. As is clear from the title to these proceedings Mr. Sheehan exercised his statutory entitlement under the relevant provisions of the Solicitors Acts in order to bring this appeal.
15. The notice of motion grounding the appeal was dated 28th July, 2016 and the appeal came before me in October and December 2016.
16. Mr. Sheehan named the SDT as a respondent and Mr. and Mrs. Bingham as mere notice parties.
The notice of motion
17. The motion grounding the appeal seeks the following reliefs:-
(ii) such further or other order as to this honourable court seems fit;
(iii) an order for the costs of and incidental to this appeal."
(ii) The respondent breached the twin precepts of constitutional and natural justice namo iudex in sua causa and audi alteram partem during the course of the Inquiry;
(iii) The respondent abused the discretionary powers conferred upon it by the Solicitors Acts 1954-2011 and/or the various orders and regulations made thereunder;
(iv) The respondent failed to vindicate, or properly vindicate, the appellant's unenumerated personal right to fair procedures in decision making under Article 40.3 of the Constitution of Ireland 1937;
(v) The respondent failed to vindicate, or properly vindicate, the appellant's right to a fair trial under Article 6 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms done at Rome on 4th November, 1950 and ratified in this jurisdiction by the European Convention on Human Rights Act 2003;
(vi) The appellant reserves the right to plead further grounds of appeal and to amend the within notice of motion."
20. The notice of motion was addressed by Mr. Sheehan to Mr. and Mrs. Bingham, the Registrar of Solicitors at the Law Society and the Registrar of the SDT.
The appeal hearing
21. When Mr. Sheehan's appeal came on for hearing before me in December 2016 only Mr. and Mrs. Bingham were represented. However, it was clear that if Mr. Sheehan were to pursue the grounds of appeal as enumerated in his notice of motion it would be necessary that the SDT and the Law Society should be before the court in order to deal with those issues touching upon the jurisdiction of the SDT. On that occasion I joined Mr. and Mrs. Bingham as respondents since they ought to have been joined in that capacity by Mr. Sheehan at the outset. I also reinstated the SDT to the proceedings (they having previously been struck out) and joined the Law Society as a notice party and directed that it and the SDT be given notice of the proceedings.
22. I heard Mr. Sheehan's appeal on the merits against the findings of the SDT and I dismissed it. At the conclusion of that hearing he indicated that he wished to proceed with the jurisdictional issues as against the SDT and the Law Society. I therefore, in January 2017, gave directions for an exchange of submissions as between the parties. That having taken place these issues came on for hearing on 10th October, 2017.
23. As both the SDT and the Law Society raised preliminary objections to the entitlement of Mr. Sheehan to pursue these jurisdictional issues I heard those objections first. I concluded that they were well founded hence this judgment.
The preliminary objections
24. Both the SDT and the Law Society raise the same preliminary objections to Mr. Sheehan's entitlement to pursue jurisdictional issues in the context of this statutory appeal.
25. They both contend that his complaints as to jurisdiction cannot be pursued in this appeal because such matters ought to have been pursued by way of judicial review. Such jurisdictional issues cannot be accommodated in a statutory appeal which envisages a de novo hearing on the merits.
26. The second objection is that in any event Mr. Sheehan acquiesced and participated in the proceedings before the SDT and therefore waived his entitlement to pursue the jurisdictional complaints at this late stage. Not merely did he so acquiesce but did so in the full knowledge that judicial review was the appropriate remedy.
27. I should point out that quite apart from these preliminary objections both the SDT and the Law Society delivered submissions contesting Mr. Sheehan's entitlement to succeed on the substantive jurisdictional issues and pointed out that he appeared to proceed on a fundamental misunderstanding of his position.
The first point: jurisdiction
28. The SDT and the Law Society contend that complaints about the jurisdiction of the SDT cannot be pursued in these proceedings which constitute an appeal contemplated by the relevant provisions of the Solicitors Acts and regulated by the provisions of Order 53 of the Rules of the Superior Courts. These envisage a de novo hearing between complainant and respondent but do not accommodate challenges to jurisdiction of the SDT.
29. In support of this argument two cases are cited. The first is the decision of the Supreme Court in O'Reilly v. Lee [2008] 4 IR 269.
30. In that case the appellant made a complaint of misconduct to the SDT and appealed to the High Court against a finding made by it that no prima facie case had been made out. The High Court confirmed the finding of the SDT. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court.
31. In the course of her judgment in the Supreme Court Macken J. (with whom Denham and Fennelly JJ. agreed) having described the statutory provisions providing for an appeal from the SDT said as follows:-
6. I am satisfied that the correct interpretation of the Solicitors Acts 1954-2002, as amended in the manner referred to above, is that the appeal from a decision of the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal, in this case from its decision dated 20th March, 2006, is a hearing de novo in the High Court in which the matters contended for by the appellant as constituting grounds for the holding of an inquiry into the respondent's alleged misconduct, and the respondents reply, may be exposed again and argued afresh before the High Court, which decides the appeal on the basis of the materials which were before the Disciplinary Tribunal, but having regard to the arguments made before it, the High Court, exercising an independent jurisdiction in the matter. It is for this reason that the respondent is the correct respondent, and equally, that the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal is a proper notice party to the proceedings, bound by any order which the High Court might make on the appeal.
7. A different situation would of course arise if the appellant sought to challenge the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal in respect of matters dealt with, or failed to be dealt with in an appropriate case, such as would lend themselves to an application for judicial review. In support of his contention that the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal should be a respondent to his appeal and not a mere notice party, the applicant invokes the decision of this court in The State (Creedon) v. Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal [1988] I.R. 51, where that tribunal was the respondent to the applicant's claim. That was not however an appeal, but rather an application for judicial review, and it was both legally appropriate and in accordance with the applicable rules of court governing such proceedings, that the relevant tribunal in that case would be the named respondent. The appellant invokes the same case for an additional purpose, namely, to support his contention that a tribunal against whose decision he is appealing is obliged to provide appropriate and adequate reasons for its decision and he argues that the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal did not do so.
8. Having regard to the fact that this is not a judicial review of the decision of the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal, the arguments and complaints of the above nature and those of an analogous type which the appellant makes on its findings, all fall, once there is a full appeal to the High Court, at which appeal both parties are heard again at oral hearing in open court, where both can make legal and other relevant submissions in all matters, with a fresh determination of the issues and where a judgment is delivered on that appeal."
33. The second case relied upon is my own decision in Mallon v. Law Society of Ireland [2017] IEHC 547.
34. In that case I struck out in limine a purported appeal brought by Mr. Mallon, a solicitor. The appeal was brought in circumstances where none of the necessary statutory preconditions for the bringing of such an appeal had been satisfied. No consideration had been given by the SDT to the allegations made against him nor had any findings been made by it. No report had been prepared by the SDT. It was argued by Mr. Mallon that notwithstanding these shortcomings, there was still an entitlement to bring such appeal because of the existence of a jurisdiction vested in the President of the High Court to entertain "unenumerated" appeals. I rejected that contention and said:-
50. I already quoted from paragraph 14 of Mr. Mallon's written submissions. There is no doubt a jurisdiction in the High Court (not confined to the President of the Court) to regularise the conduct of an ongoing inquiry if there is a breach of natural justice or some misbehaviour on the part of the SDT. But such remedy lies within the purview of the judicial review jurisdiction of the High Court. It is not one arising under the structure of the appellate mechanism of the Solicitors Acts.
51. I also reject the contention that the provisions of R.S.C., Order 15, rule 12(b) support the notion of an unenumerated "appellate jurisdiction". First, I can find nothing to support what is contained in paragraph 17 of Mr. Mallon's written submissions to the effect that the rule directs an appeal to me in substitution for an application for judicial review. There simply is no such direction. Furthermore, I do not find anything in the wording of Order 53, rule 12 which supports the notion of an appellate jurisdiction in excess of that prescribed by section 7. Even if there was, such a provision of the rules of court would be ultra vires since rules of court could not create a jurisdiction in excess of that permitted by the primary legislation.
52. Neither does the approach taken by Finnegan P. in Stephen's case support the notion of the existence of some overarching appellate jurisdiction being exercised by the President of the High Court and accommodated as an appeal under s.7 of the legislation."
37. The jurisdictional issues now raised ought to have been litigated by means of judicial review and are not accommodated in the statutory mechanism invoked by Mr. Sheehan when he was dissatisfied with the finding of the SDT. Accordingly I conclude that the SDT and the Law Society are correct in their argument that there is no jurisdiction on this appeal to entertain Mr. Sheehan's contention as to a lack of jurisdiction on the part of the SDT to have dealt with Mr. and Mrs. Bingham's complaints.
Acquiescence and waiver
38. The complaint which Mr. Sheehan seeks to make concerning an absence of jurisdiction on the part of the SDT to entertain the complaint of Mr. and Mrs. Bingham is not new. As far back as October 2014 at the very outset of the complaints he wrote to the registrar of the SDT indicating that Mr. and Mrs. Bingham were "statutorily precluded" from making the application which they did. (See para. 36 of Mr. Sheehan's affidavit of 25th July, 2016).
39. His complaint in respect of jurisdiction was renewed in an affidavit sworn on 13th November, 2014 and placed before the SDT in which he voiced his objection to its jurisdiction to embark upon the inquiry.
40. On 1st April, 2015 a division of the SDT reached the conclusion that there was a prima facie case of misconduct against Mr. Sheehan. Notwithstanding his contention that there was no jurisdiction on the part of the SDT he made no application for judicial review then.
41. On 20th July, 2015 Mr. Sheehan sent an email to the SDT in which he stated inter alia as follows:-
Please note this email will be relied upon, if ultimately necessary, in support of an application to extend the period within which to make an application for judicial review pursuant to the provisions of Order 84, rule 21(3) of the Rules of the Superior Courts 1986 (as amended)."
43. It is clear that at no stage did Mr. Sheehan commence judicial review proceedings to question the jurisdiction of the tribunal. Rather he participated fully in the hearings of many days duration on the merits. When a decision was reached adverse to him he exercised his statutory right of appeal to this court. In these circumstances the SDT and the Law Society contend that his conduct is such as to amount to an acquiescence and waiver of any entitlement which he might have to question the jurisdiction of the SDT.
44. In R. (Kildare County Council) v. Commissioner of Valuation [1901] 2 I.R. 215 the County Council appealed to the County Court from a valuation revision decision of the Commissioner of Valuation. The County Court Judge affirmed the valuation subject to a variation. The County Council then applied for a writ of certiorari to quash the revised valuation lists on the basis that they were made without jurisdiction. The County Council was successful at first instance in the Queen's Bench Division, that court taking the view that the valuation revision was made without jurisdiction.
45. On appeal, the Court of Appeal held that "assuming the revision list was without jurisdiction, nonetheless Kildare County Council was estopped by conduct from raising the question" and accordingly the decision of the High Court was overturned.
46. In the course of his judgment Holmes L.J. said:-
48. Other decisions in a similar vein were cited such as State (Byrne) v. Frawley [1978] I.R. 326 where an applicant's failure to raise the unconstitutionality of the jury which tried him when appealing to the Court of Criminal Appeal was found to be evidence of acquiescence. Despite the constitutional issue raised, the majority of the Supreme Court found that the failure to object had created "an insuperable barrier against a successful challenge".
49. To similar effect was the decision of the Supreme Court in A. v. Governor of Arbour Hill Prison [2006] 4 IR 88 where an applicant's failure to raise an issue concerning the constitutionality of the offence with which he was charged prior to a plea of guilty precluded him from challenging the validity of that conviction. Hardiman J. said that the applicant had "… by his conduct led the courts, the prosecution (who were acting for the public at large) and the prison authorities" to proceed on the basis that he accepted the validity of the charge against him.
50. I am of opinion that the conduct of Mr. Sheehan in the present case bars him from proceeding to seek to question the jurisdiction of the tribunal. That ought to have been done at the outset and by means of judicial review. By failing to timeously apply for relief by way of judicial review Mr. Sheehan effectively waived his entitlement to raise these jurisdictional issues. In my opinion the observations of both Henchy and Griffin JJ. in the case of Corrigan v. Irish Land Commission [1977] I.R. 317 are apposite.
51. In that case the appellant sought to raise an issue of bias on the part of the lay commissioners who had certified that his land was required for the relief of congestion. No objection to the membership of the tribunal was made when the matter was before it. Such an issue was sought to be raised thereafter. Henchy J. identified this question of waiver as an issue of public policy. He said:-
55. It was for these reasons that I held that the preliminary objections of both the SDT and the Law Society were well founded. There is no jurisdiction to accommodate judicial review type jurisdictional arguments in the context of the statutory appeal created by the Solicitors Acts. In any event even if there is such jurisdiction Mr. Sheehan has precluded himself by acquiescence and waiver from raising such issues now.


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MINSK, 11 April (BelTA) – Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Belarus to Spain Pavel Pustovoi has presented credentials to King Felipe VI of Spain, BelTA learned from the Belarusian diplomatic mission.
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