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#HallofShame | Barron's Successful Investing Conference Includes ZERO Women
Barron's is bringing together some of "the world's most informed and most influential investors" for The Art of Successful Investing Conference on October 15 in New York. Their list of "investing luminaries" includes founders, presidents, CEOs, and chairmen, but not a single woman.
Really? There is not one woman among an international lineup of investors? We want answers. Tweet, post, or write to Barron's and ask them for one good reason why there aren't any women in their conference. Let's make ourselves heard and get some answers! Thanks to GenderAvenger Pledge Signer Steve Bouchard (@sbouchard67) and Women's Leadership Institute Australia (@WLIAus) for the heads up.
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The Great Tythe Barn {Peter & Heather}
A lovely day had by all at The Great Tythe Barn in Tetbury for Peter & Heather
We we asked to film for Peter and Heather big day at The Great Tythe Barn in Tetbury and their marriage at Long Newton Church.
We started the day with Heather as she prepared in the farm house with her bridesmaids and flower girls, whilst Peter disappeared in one of the many rooms available at The Great Tythe Barn. I couldn't find him anywhere. Eventually he turned up more-or-less ready to go so the photographer Renira (formally of www.reniraandjane.com) had to make him take off his tie and pretend he was in the final throws of getting ready.
I then headed over to the church and put a time-lapse camera in place to capture the guests arriving. Once everyone was seated, the congregation then waited for the arrival of the bridal party. After a lovely service, Peter and Heather we named husband and wife and walked out to a double line of confetti.
We all then headed to the barn where champagne and Pimms were waiting for everyone. After the formal photos were done we the couple then were introduced into their wedding breakfast. After the meal we had the speeches where the father of the bride, groom and bestman all had their say on the day. Thank you's, "lovelies" and champagne all were present during these three speeches.
After this we took the couple outside and as the sun was so lovely we had to do a bit more filming of the couple with the low sun present.
We had a fantastic time filming and were sad to learn that this wedding was the last that Renira and Jane were to photograph, as Jane has relocated, but fear not she has setup on her own as Jane Wood Photography.


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Roman's Birth
On November 26, 2017, at 38 weeks and 3 days, I felt Roman move inside my womb for what would be the last time. Every night around 11:00pm, Roman would get the hiccups and perform a circus routine, and that night was no different. So just like any other night, I fell asleep to the peaceful lull of his hiccups.
The next morning around 6:30am, I began to stir to consciousness as contractions started to set in. I tossed and turned, excited at the prospect of labor, but hoping to get a little more sleep in before things really intensified. About an hour later, I heard Ron beginning to stir, so I whispered, "Hey, you awake?"
Ron mumbled a yes, and I continued, "Well, I think I'm in labor." I chuckled nervously. Ron's face immediately illuminated and popped right out of bed.
"Really? That is so great!" I envied his enthusiasm, as I was filled with trepidation at going through labor for the third time.
Ron opened the closet doors, put on a dress shirt, and began buttoning it up, "I forgot I have a video interview in ten minutes. Are you going to be okay while I'm doing that or should I postpone?"
"No, no, go ahead. I'll be fine. This is our third baby, I got this!" I winked at Ron and rolled out of bed and started pacing in circles, and I started to time the contractions. I made my way to the bathroom, and just as I was about to get up, I noticed a very small amount of blood. I picked up my phone and called the doctor. When she answered, I told her that labor had just begun, but I had seen a little blood, should I be concerned? She assured me that it was probably fine, but said I should go ahead and come in anyways since it was my third child and bound to move quickly. I hung up the phone and silently made my way to the room to get dressed. Ron was still in the living room on his interview, so I quickly sent him a text: Honey, there was a little bit of blood when I went to the bathroom. I called the doctor, she said it was totally fine, but we should go ahead and come to the hospital anyways since it's our third baby and things could move fast…Maybe finish up that call LOL.
Ron responded that he'd finish ASAP. I then text a couple of friends to get Aly off to school and to watch Fynn. As the contractions continued, I woke the children up to get ready for school and the day. I laughed to myself at the absurdity of being in full blown labor, yet still dressing children, making breakfast, and packing lunches!
"Aly, wake up! It's time to get ready for school! Mrs. K is going to take you to school today, because guess what! Mami is in labor!"
Aly sleepily rolled over and cracked open one eye, "What's inlabor?"
"It means we are having the baby today! When you come home from school today, you'll get to meet your new baby brother!"
At this news, Aly immediately sat straight up, positively delighted by this news. "What? This is the best thing ever! I can't wait, I can't wait!" Aly chanted, clapped, and bounced around her bed in excitement, being the animated child she is. Feeding off of Aly's energy, Fynn got out of bed and marched around the room while chanting, "Hooray, hooray, hooray!"
A few seconds later, Ron appeared in the doorway. "I cut the interview short. Surely they'll understand," he laughed. "Hey let's take one more picture of you pregnant before we head to the hospital." Ron ran into our room and grabbed his camera, while I positioned myself in front of our entry closet doors, a nervous smile plastered on my face.
"You are so excited right now," I mused.
"Of course I am honey! I get to meet my baby boy today! I absolutely cannot wait for this." Ron truly is the best birthing partner. Excitement was seeping out of his pores, and it began to hit me a bit too. "Yeah. Of course it is exciting," but then another contraction hit and I doubled over, "Ahhh, I'm just so nervous about labor. I wish I could be as excited as you." Ron smiled and responded, "Well, I'm not the one who has to birth this kid." We both laughed as Ron snapped the final picture of Roman in my womb.
Ron went back to the room to finish packing our hospital bag, and in a matter of minutes, our doorbell was ringing. It was Mrs. K, ready to take Aly to school. I gave Aly a big hug and kiss and said, "Bye Aly, have a wonderful day at school. Remember, next time we see you, you'll get to meet your brother!" Aly jumped up and down with joy as she exited the apartment. Mrs. K wished me luck and followed after Aly.
We had just packed everything up, when the doorbell rang for the second time. This time it was our friend Kendra, and she was there to watch Fynn until grandparents could come take over.
I greeted her quickly as a contraction had just ended, "Hey girl. Thanks again for watching Fynn this morning. His grandma should be over sometime this afternoon to relieve you." I gave her a short string of instructions for the day and then we left the apartment and made our way outside. Ron stepped outside our building to hail a taxi, while I trailed behind waddling slowly through another contraction. Our doorman looked up surprised and excited to see what was unfolding.
"Yep, it's baby time," I offered and gave a nervous thumbs up.
"Wow, that's great! Good luck," he responded.
Once we were inside the cab, we quickly made it up the 13 blocks, and arrived a few minutes later at Mt. Sinai West, just before 8:30am. We walked through the familiar revolving doors and made our way up to the 12th floor, just like we had every other time. We entered the newly remodeled triage room and were immediately greeted by a nurse.
"Hello, what are you here for today," she asked.
"Well I think I'm in labor, it's only been happening for an hour or so, but this is our third child so my doctor said I should go ahead and come in," I responded.
Her eyes widened and she said, "Oh! Third child! Yes, let's definitely get you back here right away then. Your husband can stay here and fill out the paperwork and wait to be called back. You go leave us a urine sample and then we'll take you to a room."
"Oh, I actually just peed before we left the house. I don't need to go."
"Pregnant women always need to pee," the nurse handed me the empty cup and walked away. Ron had already grabbed paperwork from the front desk and was sitting down scribbling through pages. I walked over to the bathroom. I tried to pee, but of course I couldn't. I saw a bit of bright red blood again, but I was not remotely concerned by it. I came back out, empty cup in my hand. The nurse tisked at me a bit, but led me back into a triage room. She handed me a gown to change into, and promptly left the room. A couple of minutes later, I was on the bed, and the nurse was strapping the first monitor to my stomach to monitor contractions. She then worked to position the second monitor on my stomach. She moved it around several times. Finally, she paused and removed the monitor all together. It felt like an eternity passed during the silence of those monitors. The nurse's face was blank as she called to someone outside the door, "Can we get an ultrasound in Room 3?" I searched her face nervously, but she avoided eye contact with me. It was in that moment that I begin to realize that something was wrong. Something was very wrong.
I thought to myself, "Oh gosh. Something is wrong with the baby. But why is no one whisking me away for an emergency C-section? Why is everyone being so calm right now?" My head was suddenly spinning. I was barely able to speak at all, but I managed to say with some authority, "Can you please go get my husband right now?" The nurse didn't even argue with me; she got right up and went to the waiting area to find Ron.
A minute later, Ron, the nurse, and an ultrasound technician all returned to my triage room at the same time. Ron came in happy enough, thinking that he was just coming back because I was going to be admitted to stay. He stopped short when he saw the sheer terror on my face, "Brooke, what's going on?" I could no longer keep my composure, and I spewed out rapidly, "I think something is wrong with the baby, but nobody is saying anything!" Ron turned his attention to the ultrasound technician who was now rubbing her wand across my abdomen, "Is that true? Is there something wrong?"
The ultrasound technician thought for a brief second, choosing her words carefully, "Well, we are having trouble locating the baby's heartbeat. I'm going to have the doctor take a look at it." At that statement, Ron and I made eye contact, all color drained from our faces. Ron came over to my side and squeezed my hand while we waited in silence for the doctor to enter the room. Though it only took a couple of minutes, it felt like an eternity. The doctor on call entered the room. She greeted us quickly and immediately sat down, grabbing the technician's wand. With a solemn face, she turned towards us and said the thing that would change our lives forever, "I'm sorry, there is no heartbeat; and unfortunately, there is nothing we can do." And that was the moment in our life that time stood still.
Ron and I embraced each other fiercely as the pain of what we just heard hit us over and over again like waves breaking in the sea. Ron was weeping uncontrollably and shouting, "No! No! No!" over and over again, and tears were silently streaming down my face. I was too shocked to believe that it could even be true. I had felt him mere hours ago, how could this be?
"I am going to call your doctor and give you a few minutes alone," the doctor told us, as she exited the room, leaving us alone in our misery.
"Why? Why did this happen to us? No, this can't be happening. Please, Lord!" Ron cried out loud desperately.
"I just don't understand. I felt him last night. Everything was fine. I'm in labor…This isn't real. This can't be happening. There is just is no way," I responded.
We sat in the triage room, clutching each other, as we tried to process what was happening. 15 minutes later, my OB, Dr. F, arrived still in her spin class attire. She raced across the room and hugged me hard,tears in her eyes. "Hi Honey. I'm so so sorry. I left my class as soon as I heard. I'll take a look on the monitor and see if I find a heartbeat, but it is doubtful I'll find anything different. I'm so sorry." She picked up the wand and began running it over my abdomen. Ron picked up my hand it squeezed it tight, as we both waited with baited breath.
I silently pleaded with God, "Please Lord, please. Work a miracle. Bring my son back to life. Don't let him be gone, just let it have been a finicky machine. Please let her find his heartbeat. Please, please, please…"
After several long minutes, "I'm so sorry you guys. The doctor was right, there is no heartbeat…I wish I had better news," Dr. F concluded as she set down the wand, her face mirroring our grief.
"But why? What happened?" Ron asked, desperate for an answer.
"Well, it looks like the placenta abrupted, which means that it came detached from the uterine wall," She pondered a moment before continuing, "It is strange that you don't have any other symptoms with it and just a small amount of blood. I imagine there will be a lot more blood to come, so we will need to monitor that."
"But why would the placenta have abrupted?" I asked, trying to grasp what was now reality.
"Well, that's also strange. Usually, it comes from some sort of trauma to the stomach, smoking, drinking, or older age. But none of that applies to you." Dr F. looked straight into my eyes and continued, "Brooke, there is absolutely no reason that this should have happened to you and your baby."
Ron who had been sitting in the chair with his face buried in his hands, suddenly sat up as a new worry entered his mind and interjected, "Is Brooke going to be okay?"
"She is probably going to lose a lot of blood, but we will be monitoring her. If she loses too much, we will be prepared to do a blood transfusion. Try not to worry, her safety is our first priority right now."
Ron nodded his head silently at this. Five minutes ago, he was being crushed by the news of the death of his son, and now he was panicking at the prospect of losing his wife too. It was literally his worst nightmare playing out before him. I heard him whisper, Please Lord, not Brooke too. Leave me my wife, Lord. I can't bear this.
My mind was still on the stillbirth and I asked, "Does this happen often? Do you see this a lot?"
"No, honey. I've been doing this for 21 years, and it is very rare for this to happen this late in the pregnancy. I remember every patient it has happened to though. Somehow it always seems to be my favorite patients," She said with a weak smile.
We all sat in silence for a few moments. "Okay, well, I'm going to give you guys a few minutes alone. I need to go and cancel my appointments for the day; I'm going to stay here with you all day. When you're ready, we'll move you to a room and start some Pitocin," Dr. F. patted me on the leg and left the room. Ron and I were alone again, still trying to process everything that had happened in the last half hour.
"I guess we should call our families and let them know," Ron said through sobs of tears. I silently nodded in agreement.
Ron took out his phone and called his parents first. He managed to say, "Perdimos el nino" before completely losing it again. I held Ron in my arms and wept alongside him as we made it through the first of these conversations. I shakily picked up my phone to call my mom. "Mom, we lost the baby," Tears flooded out and my entire body started shaking uncontrollably. "Yes, we do still want you all to come. I mean, I-I-I still have to give birth." I burst into tears again and absolutely broke down at the prospect of still having to go through labor and delivery, and I simply handed the phone to Ron to end the call. We continued calling our remaining family members and then sat together for a short while.
As I began to contemplate what was to come, fear welled up inside me. I said to Ron, "Honey, I can't give birth right now. There is just no way. Please, will you just ask them if they can do a C-section? I can't go through this right now. I can't give birth to our dead son. I just want this nightmare over now."
"No babe. You can do it. We're going to get through this, and we will hold our son and see his face. I know you can do it," Ron responded confidently. He was being so incredibly strong in those moments when I just could not. I silently nodded, as the tears stream down my face and the cruel contractions continued to hit, my body unbeknownst that there was no longer life inside. Lord, I can't. My soul is so crushed right now. I am in such pain, emotionally; pain beyond anything I have ever felt. God, there is no way that I can go through such physical pain right now too. I need you to get me through this.
There was a small knock at the door, and Dr. F. appeared, ready to escort Ron and I back to a delivery room, where we would birth our stillborn son.
As we made our way out of the triage unit, we walked past an open doorway, and I heard another baby's heartbeat being monitored. It was as if the sound was coming over a megaphone, each beat reminding me of the absence of heartbeats inside my own womb. We continued on down the hallway into our labor and delivery room. We began to get settled in, Ron in the chair next to me, and me in the bed. Within minutes I was dripping sweat, dizzy, vomiting and near fainting. It was a combination of grief, anxiety, and losing so much blood rapidly. In between contractions and dry-heaving, I begged for an epidural. If I could just sleep a little, maybe this nightmare would go away. A nurse came and pressed a cold towel to my head with one hand as she called for an anesthesiologist with the other. Within 10 miserable minutes, they were prepping me for the epidural. I was so dizzy, I could barely sit up. Ron braced himself in front of me, but I was certain that if he let go of me, I would topple face first onto the floor. Soon I could feel the iciness of the epidural spreading throughout my lower body, slowly easing my physical pain, but doing nothing for the pain I felt in my heart.
I must have dozed off for an hour or so, because I found myself stirring to consciousness as the desire to push overcame my body. I knew it was time, so I asked Ron to go get the doctor, and just before he left the room, I said, "I don't know if I can do this." He gave me a quick hug and said, "We've got to though."
Two minutes later, the doctor came in. The silence in the room was deafening. The doctor silently came in to examine me; Roman was already halfway out. She quietly asked me to push. I had no energy or motivation, so I gave one measly half-hearted push, and at 11:57am, out came my handsome, but silent son. In the months and years to come, as the memories of that day become fuzzy, that silence is something I remember clear as day. It was another reminder of the unnatural of that day.
Throughout the entire pregnancy, Ron had wanted to be the one to hold Roman first when he was born. Though the circumstances changed, this desire did not. Ron was the first to hold our sweet Roman. He held his still warm body against his bare chest and let his tears wash over him. After a few minutes, he handed Roman back to the nurse to weigh him (6 lbs, 10 oz), get his footprints, and clean him up a bit. Ron snapped dozens of pictures knowing that these would be the only pictures we'd ever have of him, some of our most prized possessions.
Once Roman was cleaned off and swaddled, I got to hold him for the first time. In the hours leading up to that moment, I didn't know how I would feel. What would it be like to hold my dead son in my arms? Did I even want to? I wasn't sure. But once he was born, there was no question in my mind. I wanted nothing more than to hold him and drink in every square inch of his body. I needed to memorize everything about him, I knew this was my only chance. I felt his classic newborn-soft skin. I kissed his tiny nose and lips. We admired his full head of matted hair, though to this day I'm still not sure if it was curly or straight. We counted each of his little toes and fingers. Everything about him was absolutely perfect. One of the most frustrating and heart-breaking things about the situation was that he was perfectly healthy and ready to join the world; life was just cruelly snatched away from him before even got to experience a minute of it here on Earth.
Ron and I spent the next 4 hours just taking turns holding Roman and soaking up every moment with him. There were moments where it almost seemed normal and like he was with us, perhaps just asleep. But the silence and his continually colder body would quickly remind us of the truth. Ron and the nurse washed his hair so that we could save a clip of his hair. The nurse brought us a keepsake box to begin to collect the pieces of that day that we could keep. It was a very surreal afternoon. It was just the three of us, and those 4 hours that we held him in our arms would have to carry us through a lifetime.
As time went on, we decided we needed to say goodbye to Roman, and move to a recovery room, so that Aly & Fynn could come to the hospital and we could break the news to them in person. Saying goodbye to Roman's body at 4:00pm was one of the hardest moments of my life. We continually had to remind ourselves that he was already in Heaven, and that this was merely his body that we were letting go of. But the agony that accompanied that is excruciating. There would have been no amount of time in which I would have been ready to say goodbye to him. I couldn't give him enough kisses before he left. Ron gave him one final hug and kiss and handed him to the nurse; he was the first and last to hold our son.
Soon after we said goodbye to Roman, we were transferred to another floor to recover. The hospital was so gracious in every step of care for us. They placed us on a completely separate floor, far from other new moms and babies. We had a private room, unlimited guests with no curfew, and Ron was allowed to stay the night. We basically got to do whatever we wanted in that room; everyone knew that even these small gestures paled in comparison to the loss we were experiencing.
So we settled into our room and waited for Ron's family to arrive with Aly & Fynn. We contemplated how to tell our 2 and 4 year old that their brother had died. There was just no easy way, but I knew that we needed to be the ones to do so. We also didn't want family to have to lie to Aly, as she knew we were at the hospital to birth Roman. So we asked that the kids come right after we said goodbye to Roman. Soon enough, we heard the pitter patter of our children running towards our door. Aly burst through the door with a huge smile on her face, her eyes darting all over the room looking for Roman. A few seconds passed, and she looked up at me and eagerly asked, "Mami, where's Roman?" Ron brought the kids over to my bed, as we both tried to hold back the tears long enough to tell them the truth.
"Aly, sweetie…unfortunately Roman died."
Aly immediately burst into tears, "No Mami, no! Why? Why would he die? I loved him so much!!"
"We don't know honey. He was fine, but when we got to the hospital, he had already died. We don't know why."
Aly was uncontrollably crying as she tried to process this, "But you told me this morning you were going to the hospital to bring my brother home. Why would you lie to me?" The pain I felt throughout the day only increased as I had to watch my four year old daughter endure the same pain, a pain no one should ever have to feel, but especially not at four years old. The four of us huddled up on my hospital bed, just crying and clinging to each other. In that moment, I was completely crushed. We hugged Aly and Fynn fiercely, now knowing just how fortunate and precious each of their lives were.
Our kids and family soon went home, and we spent the next 24 hours in the hospital to recover before heading home. Instead of breastfeeding classes and birth certificate paperwork, we met with bereavement counselors and filled out mortuary forms. I remember one conversation where the bereavement counselor said in passing, "And the funeral home will come and get your baby from the morgue…" The morgue. She said it so casually, as if someone was mentioning your baby being in the nursery down the hall. I thought to myself, "My son is in the hospital still. He is downstairs and all alone. He needs his Mami and Papi. I just want to run down there and scoop him back up and hold him!!" But then in an instance, I forced a reminder to myself that it was just his body downstairs, my son was gone.
We left the hospital that afternoon with my hospital bag full of Roman's untouched pajamas, swaddle, and pacifier. Instead of a car seat, we carried out a box with the only pieces of Roman we had from that day—a lock of hair, his hat, a diaper, and his blanket. I slowly waddled to the cab, and Ron helped me carefully climb inside. We hugged each other tightly as we left the hospital, knowing that once we were home, we would begin planning our son's funeral.
One thing I have said from the beginning is that I don't know how someone does this when it's their first child. As devastated as we were, we still did not come home to a silent, empty home. The joy and laughter from our children was life-sustaining. Suddenly, the parenting struggles, sibling fights, and tantrums seemed so insignificant. We laughed instead of getting angry. We hugged instead of scolding. We cherished each moment. There were, of course, oceans of tears shed that first week, but we kept moving.
On our second day home, my milk came in, as if going through labor and not getting to bring my son home was not enough. This became excruciating pain, as I tried to not to pump and wait as my body figured out that there was no baby. It felt so unfair in those moments, even my body was physically aching for my son. That night, when the pain became so unbearable, I pumped while hovering over the bathroom sink. I watched as rivers of tears mingled with breastmilk washed down the drain. This was not how it was supposed to be.
The next day, Ron worked tirelessly to plan and delegate tasks for Roman's funeral. We made it through meetings at the funeral home, but I lost it after trying to shop for the funeral. At three days postpartum, I could barely walk, nothing fit, and most of all, it just hurt so much that I was shopping for my son's funeral instead of snuggling him in my arms at home.
Friday came, December 1, 2017, the day of Roman's funeral. That morning as we got ready, I was wrought with emotion and questions.
Should we even be having a funeral? How will I feel to see him again? Will he look worse? Will they put the wrong color makeup on him? Will I regret my last image of him being in a casket?
By God's grace, none of my fears were justified. The moment we arrived at the church, I ran straight for Roman, laying peacefully in the tiniest little white box at the altar. Once I saw his face, I instantly felt a flood of relief wash over my body. He was absolutely perfect. He looked beautiful and exactly how he should have looked. It gave me such peace to see him again and to be able to kiss him one more time goodbye.
The service was beautifully done. The songs that we sang still bring me to tears this day. But the thing I remember the most from that day was the sheer number of people who showed up for Roman's memorial service. At first, I didn't even realize just how many were there, as we were sitting at the front of the room. It wasn't until I got up and turned around, that I saw the multitude of people filling the room and spilling into the lobby. We were absolutely floored by the love and support of everyone. In that moment, the amount of love I felt by our community outweighed the amount of grief I felt. Though it didn't diminish the grief at all, it suddenly felt like, maybe, just maybe, we could survive this.


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110 foot oaks, mountain laurel, rock formations, steep slopes, abutting old quarry
Access via trail easement, shared with Horse-Shoe Trail Conservancy, from Howell Road in Charlestown Township, and via Chautauqua Trail
1.7 acres of small mature woodland, north of West Chester
Park along Copeland School Road
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Remnants of mill dam 100 feet west of Church Road Bridge
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Roast Magret Duck Breasts with Shaved Black Truffles
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- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup Pinot Noir
- ¼ cup shallots
- 1 cup celery
- 1 cup carrots
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 ¼ cups beef broth
- + 4 more ingredients
- 2 ounces fresh black truffles or frozen
- 1 ½ pounds chicken wings
- 2 cups low-salt chicken broth
- 3 boneless magret duck breast halves or Muscovy duck breast halves (about 3 pounds total)
Heat oil in heavy large skillet over medium-high heat. Add chicken wings and sauté until deep brown, about 15 minutes. Add carrots and celery to skillet; sauté 5 minutes. Add both broths; bring to boil. Reduce heat, cover, and simmer 1 hour. Strain, reserving broth and discarding wings and vegeta...
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Victory sign promising young duo
Melbourne Victory have added some silver-lining to a day that's seen Keisuke Honda ruled out for a month by confirming the signings of Elvis Kambosa and Anthony Lesiotis.
The duo had been training with the squad for the past few weeks and have done enough to earn 18-month contracts.
Kambosa caught the eye in the 2018 FFA Cup playing for Victorian NPL side Avondale FC and was awarded the inaugural Mike Cockerill Medal for his performances.
The 22-year-old attacker will give Kevin Muscat another attacking outlet as the side prepares for the Asian Champions League.
"We had Elvis in to train and it was clear from early on the qualities he possesses," Muscat said.
"He's a player who has been outstanding at NPL level for a while now and shapes as a lively addition to our squad."
Lesiotis meanwhile has defected from Melbourne City, who he made his A-League debut for earlier this season, to Victory.
The 18-year-old midfielder appears to be one for the future with Muscat eager to harness his talent.
"Anthony is a player with undoubted potential," said Muscat.
"A hard-working, competitive midfielder, we're pleased to welcome him to the club and look forward to developing his talent."


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Corn is a time-honored staple with countless traditional usages. We've compiled a list of varieties that we've given a big green-thumbs-up. Some are great for eating, some for popping, others for decorating, and even one you can grow in a container!
If you're looking for a sweet corn that's perfect for fresh eating and freezing, then go for the gold! This strain was originally cultivated for its long ears and tender kernels. What more could you want?
This variety is unique in many ways! It grows only 3 feet tall with three to six ears and kernels that turn jade-blue when boiled. This sweet corn is perfect for growers who are short on space because it can easily be container grown.
Nathaniel Newman Stowell put years of work into refining this variety before selling it in the early 1800's. Today, it remains a favorite for home and market growers who cherish white sweet corn.
This variety is a great choice for both popping and fall decorating with its gorgeous, deep red kernels. Expect two to four ears on these six feet tall stalks.
This variety is one of the 2014 special edition heirlooms from the Preservation Gardens. Its kernels are white, red, or speckled. This dent corn is best used for cornmeal.
Rumored to have been grown by the Aztecs, the kernels of this dent corn turn jet black at maturity. Use this variety for blue cornmeal.
Also known as Dwarf Rice or Squirrel Tooth, this decorative corn grows adorable four-inch ears that turn bright gold when dried.
Excellent for ornamental use or popping, this variety has blue, pink, red, white, and yellow kernels. This productive grower promises seven-inch-long ears.
This sorghum variety is typically used for broom making and luscious floral arrangements. We offer a wide mix of varieties in a number of hues.
This variety originated in Mexico where growers would grind its kernels for green flour tamales. This sturdy corn is drought resistant with gorgeous emerald green kernels.
Growing tips for corn:
Plant seeds outdoors when the threat of frost has passed. Plant them four inches apart and one inch deep in rows roughly 36-48" apart. Expect seeds to germinate anywhere from 4 to 21 days later. We recommend you plant them in blocks of three to six rows . Corn is a heavy feeder and does best in well-drained fertile soil with a lot of water and sunlight.
Seed saving tips for corn:
Because corn relies on wind to carry pollen from the tassels to the silks, the light pollen grains may travel a few miles before finding and pollinating a silk. Your neighbor's corn can therefore very easily pollinate yours, making it tricky to save pure seed from your open-pollinated corn. Read more about preventing cross-pollination among corn varieties here.
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Yongkang Lu (or Yongkang street) in Shanghai is something pretty special. Go there on a sunny weekend day and you will se one of the best examples of (what I can imagine) East meets West. The streets original inhabitants are local Chinese but some years ago a few bars, cafes and trendy eateries opened. They became popular among expats in the city and as with everything else good in Shanghai: the word spread. The street got more popular among expats, more places opened and the word spread even wider.
As the streets popularity grew the local inhabitant who these day mosly resides on the top-levels of the houses in the street got more and more upset due to noises, crowds of expats and weird day-drinking on every sunny day. One story goes that some Chinese Yongkang Lu residents "ganged up" and started throwing water out their windows when the street parties got too much.. I'm not so sure about the effect of that: Day-drinking, sunshine, a bit of partying & water sounds like a perfect combination to me! Another story goes that a very upset local who reside above a fish & chips cafe in the street had too much last year and went down and placed a knife in the middle of a table!
Yongkang street has turned into a perfect spot for drinks in the sun which may turn into a liiiiittle bit of a street party depending on who you are with and what you are up to. So far I've heard the disputes and tensions among locals residents and bar owners have not caused damage to anyone. Which is good. This weekend the weather was amazing in Shanghai perhaps for the first time all year and it was a "Yongkang Lu must-go".
The atmosphere was just as amazing as I remember from last year and surely this spot will make it to the next lonely planet editions because it is definitely a must-see.


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h/t Rosalie Hanson
Leftist City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito (photo below) announced in April that she wants to bail out low-level criminals accused of misdemeanors and she wants to do it with taxpayer money! After all, you'd save all that money feeding and housing them, she opines.
Why don't we just release the criminals and not have bail at all or better yet, don't arrest them.
She didn't get a good response but it's back just the same.
The City Council leaders (I use that term loosely) want to create a $1.4 million city-financed bail fund to help out the poorer criminals.
At least one of the city's top prosecutors noticed it might be harder to get them to show up for trial. Ya think?
This is a crisis, proponents say because a young small-time criminal committed suicide at Rikers last week after he was assaulted repeatedly. He originally stole a backpack at age 16. That's a terrible story but how does that translate into bailing out all low-level criminals? This was a harsh punishment if it's true that he only stole a backpack but the problem isn't bail so much as supervision in the prisons.
Why have bail at all if taxpayers are going to bail them out? I don't understand.
There already is a nonprofit Bronx Freedom Fund, a bail program after which the council plan is modeled, so why does NYC need another paid for by taxpayers?
The jails are overcrowded and the real purpose is to empty them out. Perhaps they should consider ending the sanctuary city/state model because many of those prisoners are illegal aliens. They were at about 25% three years ago.
Officials would be better off if they spent their time worrying about the soaring sex crimes in New York City instead of worrying about criminals and their well-being. Murders are up 20% and violent crime is surging. Overall crime has dropped but that is partly because the police are not arresting the petty criminals to the same degree that they were.
What are the city council members worried about as the crime rate soars? They're worried about getting criminals out of jail at taxpayer expense.


text: Upon arriving in the Maasai town of Longido, I was told "no pictures" by a few villagers, even while walking without a camera. These people must feel like zoo animals with tourists constantly asking for a picture. Indeed they are often paid to sing and dance when well-heeled safari goers stop by in their Toyota Land Cruisers. I decided to just sit at the local water spring and make friends. After a while, it was the Maasai who asked me to photograph them -- and I was honored to do so. One young man even invited me to his boma (hut) to meet his 165 year-old father. Yes, 165. So he tells me anyway, and I had him right down the number on paper to make sure there wasn't a problem understanding his english.


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Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders
Random House, 2017; 368 pp
Reviewed by Caitlin Pryor
In college at the University of Michigan, I studied James Joyce with Professor John Whittier Ferguson. I distinctly remember him referring to Ulysses as "a book you need to read with other books open on the table." Since that experience, I had never encountered another novel whose historical and allegorical tendrils were so palpable that I longed for a library to unfold at my feet as I read. Until, that is, I received George Saunders' Lincoln in the Bardo as a much-wished-for Christmas gift.
Have I ever read a book that more people stopped me at the coffee shop, on the jetway, or on the sidewalk to ask about? Oh, how do you like it?! They trilled, eyes aglow like just-lit candle wicks. My answer? I adored this highly-anticipated novel from virtuosic short story writer and essayist Saunders. I devoured it in two sittings, and have found it hard to carry around other books with as much pride or anticipation since then.
As big-hearted and tender as it is vulgar and full of verve, Lincoln in the Bardo injects 19th century American History with a much-needed dose of contemporary sincerity and feeling. The novel speaks in an enormous, radiant chorus of voices that can be separated into two categories: those poor souls trapped in the "bardo" (a Buddhist interpretation of a liminal state between death and rebirth) and those of historical figures recorded in newspapers, novels, and other first-person accounts (fascinatingly, Saunders has blended both real and imaginary sources to create the tapestry of viewpoints on the president, his family, and the state of the then-warring nation).
What do these voices speak about? The novel focuses on President Abraham Lincoln and his son, Willie, who dies in the novel's opening pages just as he did in 1862. Saunders has said that he was moved to learn, some years ago, of a story somewhat confirmed by history: after Willie's death at age 12, President Lincoln, beside himself with grief, visited his son's crypt more than once to hold the boy's body. From that image Saunders spins a tale of grief and acceptance that elapses primarily in a single, radiant evening.
Reading Saunders' work in public has become something of a tradition for me. I swallowed his Tenth of December whole at a cafe, actual tears streaming down my actual face while racing through its titular final story. It's not only Saunders' uncanny ability to find the humanity in historical and hideous characters alike that moves me to such feeling: it's the quality of his language itself. At times the beauty of Saunders' prose approaches poetry in its voice and also, at times, in its textual presentation. At one point, Willie Lincoln addresses his father from the other side of the veil between the world of the living and the world of the dead, hoping he will be heard:
(Father Here I am
What should I
If you tell me to go I will
If you tell me stay I will
I wait upon your advice Sir)
One wonders if we would be better citizens if American History went to such lengths to humanize its heros and its villains alike. Trapped in the bardo, Willie meets a panoply of poor souls who agonize over their former lives, but the centerpieces of this novel are, of course, young Willie and his bereaved father. In his characteristically ambitious fashion, Saunders here attempts to understand not only a father's grief, but also the evolution of Lincoln's views regarding the cost of war and, crucially, the horrific legacy of slavery.
Recently released in paperback, this novel is one of the finest I have ever had the pleasure of reading, and one of the most inventive. Saunders' characters are poised, perhaps, to make a transition from the fog-wreathed vistas of the bardo to the big screen: Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally, in addition to voicing characters on the audiobook recording, purchased the film rights for the novel shortly after its publication.
Before Saunders' raucous crew of the dead appears in theatres, I highly encourage you to encounter them in their native limbo. Spending time with these wraiths of history will forever change how you view this fascinating president and his place in American history. It might even change you.


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Ep. 123: Metal Gear Solid porn parody; Top 5 Favorite Needlessly Violent Movies
This week we talk about the shitload of nerd-tastic Super Bowl ads; Metal Gear Solid porn parody, getting banned from Counter-Strike for a thousand years, and we celebrate John Wick 2's release with our Top 5 Favorite Needlessly Violent Movie ever. Time to satiate that bloodlust!
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SEO is sometimes a tricky thing to learn. There's a lot that goes into proper search engine optimization and even more people claiming they know how to best succeed in it. This piece breaks down what you really need to know.
Part of using SEO to drive site traffic is ensuring that your site uses effective coding. If your site uses primarily JavaScript for content, for example, and the code is messy, the search engine spiders will be unable to index it. Your website won't be indexed if it contains a great deal of Flash content and does not have alternate textual descriptions.
When you use SEO techniques to set up a web page, don't think extra advertising boosts search engine ranking. It brings in new traffic, but doesn't affect rank.
If you are using SEO optimization for a page on your site, you need to control your keyword density. Your keyword density should be kept under 20 percent, which will prevent your site from being targeted as spam.
Pay-per-click set-ups can be an effective affiliate marketing tactic. This is the easiest service to provide to affiliates, so the pay is correspondingly modest, but it can rapidly build up.
Your site should be entertaining if you want a successful website. You want return visitors and your visitors to stay on your website for extended periods of time. These two things will increase your overall site rank on search engines.
Blogging is a great SEO technique to use. Search engine spiders love unique and fresh content which includes easily followed navigation, and a blog offers all of that. Backlinks are very important for ranking highly in search engines.
You need to have a list of all of your site content if you want the most out of search engine optimization. A site map makes it easier for the spiders to understand your website. A huge site might require more than a single map. A good rule to go by is to show only 100 links maximum on any given site map.
Make sure to include keywords in URLs of specific pages. If your URL is full of symbols or characters that are rarely searched, the page will not rank as highly as you would like. Including relevant keywords improves a page's traffic.
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Your websites should never have duplicate content if you are going to stay out of the spam filters of search engines. Make sure you're not using this kind of content while not know about it. If you place your product's description on a lot of pages to save time, know that a search engine will consider it spam most of the time.
Many factors contribute to search engine optimization, and what's more, there is a flood of suggestions and tips for how to achieve success. Using the tips in this piece is an easy way to get your SEO efforts on track and start seeing real results.…


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Fairy Tale, Nursery Rhyme and Children's Fables - Good v Evil
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Who are the most well known evil characters from trdaitional children's stories (Hans christian, Brothers Grimm, Fairy Stories and Nursery Rhymes etc.) - and who are their opposites as forces of good and innocence e.g. The Wicked Queen and Snow White, Captain Hook and Peter Pan. I'm looking for a straight listing by evil and good, and a scource for each about the character themselves and the stories they are from.
Re: Fairy Tale, Nursery Rhyme and Children's Fables - Good v Evil
Answered By: pafalafa-ga on 22 Oct 2004 09:42 PDT
Hello dtnl42-ga, Well, this has been fun. And actually, more of a challenge than I first anticipated. You may want to have a look at an earlier question that I answered, as it lists a great many fairy tales that might be of interest to you, even though they don't all have a clear cut "good vs evil" type of focus: http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=357341 As for the good vs evil tales, I've listed these below...there were actually fewer than I thought there would be, as many of the classic tales aren't divided up along straightforward good vs evil lines (for instance, Pinnochio isn't particularly "good", nor does he face a clear-cut arch-nemesis who is out-and-out evil). Before rating this answer, please let me know if you would like any additional information on the stories listed here, or on anything not listed. Just post a Request for Clarification, and I'll be happy to assist you further. All the best... pafalafa-ga ========== Classic "good vs evil" fairy tales and popular stories: Peter Pan/Captain Hook Peter Pan, by J.M Barrie Cinderella/Wicked Step-Mother Many versions exist, but a traditional favorite is: Cinderella, by Charles Perrault Snow White/Evil Queen Brothers Grimm Robin Hood/Sheriff of Nottingham traditional, but the most popular source is: The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, by Howard Pyle Dorothy/Wicked Witch of the West Wizard of Oz, by L Frank Baum Sleeping Beauty/"Wise Woman" Brothers Grimm (in the traditional story, it is a spurned "wise woman" who casts the spell on Sleeping Beauty") Sherlock Holmes/Professor Moriarty Numerous stories by Arthur Conan Doyle, especially "The Final Problem" King Arthur/Morgan le Fay Traditional, but the most popular account is Le Morte d'Arthur, by Thomas Malory Ivanhoe/Prince John (and assorted other evil-doers) Ivanhoe, by Sir Walter Scott Oliver Twist/Bill Sikes Oliver Twist, by Charles Dickens Tiny Tim/Scrooge [Scrooge isn't quite 'evil', but I thought I'd include this just the same] A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens Jim Hawkins/Long John Silver Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson Mowgli/Shere Khan The Jungle Book, by Rudyard Kipling Little Red Riding Hood/Wolf Brothers Grimm Three Little Pigs/Big Bad Wolf Traditional, but generally credited to the Brothers Grimm, and their story of "The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids" Dr. Jekyll/Mr Hyde The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, by Robert Louis Stevenson Hawkeye/Magua The Last of the Mohicans, by James Fenimore Cooper Uncle Tom/Simon Legree Uncle Tom's Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stowe D'Artagnan/Cardinal Richelieu The Three Musketeers, by Andre Dumas William Tell/Gessler, the Sherriff of Hapsburg traditional Swiss folktale Ulysses/Cyclops The Odyssey, by Homer Hansel & Gretel/Wicked Witch Brothers Grimm Jack and the Beanstalk/Evil Giant traditional, but generally credited to: "Enchantment demonstrated in the Story of Jack Spriggins and the Enchanted Bean." published in England in 1743 ===== From the Bible we have: David/Goliath Adam and Eve/Snake Abel/Cain Moses/Pharoah ===== and a few of more recent vintage that seem on their way to attaining fairy tale/classic status: Luke Skywalker/Darth Vader Obi Wan Kenobi/Darth Maul from the "Star Wars" movies, by George Lucas Frodo/Sauron Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien Harry Potter/Lord Voldemort The Harry Potter series, by J.K. Rowling Superman/Lex Luthor DC Comics Batman/Joker DC Comics Spiderman/Green Goblin Marvel Comics ========== Again, please let me know if you need any additional information. pafalafa-ga search strategy: searched my own bookshelves, and memories, along with Google searches on: fairy tales Brothers Grimm classic stories plot summaries
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From: pafalafa-ga on 22 Oct 2004 13:42 PDT
Thank you very kindly. You're obviously not an evil sheriff/witch/giant. paf
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Christmas Eve, Thursday, December 24 at 5 pm is the traditional time to celebrate the holiday with carols at the Washington Square Arch. The Rob Susman Brass Quartet, song leader, and the revelers from all over the city will lustily sing out the familiar tunes. The words are in the songbooks distributed by the Washington Square Association, but many will know them by heart. "Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men" will ring out to remind us all of the true meaning of the holidays.
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They are my heart & soul....they are the joy and happiness in my life....they are my grandchildren.
Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Here are two of the cutest little bunnies......all decked out with their cute noses and buck teeth! Just an early picture of H & G, who got an early start on some Easter candy! Well, I guess it isn't that early. Easter is about two weeks away.
I have no Easter plans set in stone right now. But, I know that I will be expected to cook for my wonderful, amazing family. Afterall, isn't that what a mother and grandmother is supposed to do? Honestly, I don't even mind because it allows us all to be together as a family. But if any of them would like to "bring a dish", I will gladly accept any offers. So kids, if you are reading this, your offers would be greatly appreciated. And Kelli........you are exempt from bringing any food this year. You are always so willing to do your share to have us all together. But, you just bring yourself and that little angel that recently joined our family.
I'd love to hear what your Easter menu will be this year. Do any of you ever cook lamb for Easter dinner? I have never cooked lamb. I have always heard that is is very rich. If any of you have eaten lamb or have served it, I would love to hear about your experience with cooking it and what you served with it.
I remember when my children were young, I always went way out to make Easter a fun time for them. I would hang colorful plastic eggs on our red maple tree. Believe me, it took a heck of a lot of time burning tiny holes in one end of those plastic eggs so that I could make a hanger from thread and hang them. My husband would hide more of those eggs around the yard and either put money or candy inside. They all had Easter baskets full of toys and candy, specifically chocolate bunnies and jelly beans. Even as they became teenagers, they expected to still get their baskets each year. Finally when in their twenties, I had to STOP!!!!
That's not true! I'm just kidding about them being in their twenties. But they had to have been close to it. Darn kids! By the way, you know those little marshmallow peeps or bunnies? I insisted on putting those in their baskets.......they didn't eat them. They got hard as a rock. But you know, when I see those darn little things, I always want to buy them. I guess it's because when I was a kid, I always had those yellow peeps in my basket and spicy jelly beans. It just brings back a lot of those warm, fuzzy moments for me.
And so, I will leave you with this song that I am sure you will not be able to get out of your head for the rest of the day! I loved this song as a kid and I love it now. And you can bet that I'll be singing it to four adorable bunnies in my life!
"Peter Cottontail"
Here comes Peter Cottontail,
Hoppin' down the bunny trail,
Hippity, hoppity,
Easter's on its way.
Bringin' every girl and boy Baskets full of Easter joy,
Things to make your Easter bright and gay.
He's got jelly beans for Tommy,
Colored eggs for sister Sue,
There's an orchid for your Mommy
And an Easter bonnet, too.
Oh! here comes Peter Cottontail,
Hoppin' down the bunny trail,
Hippity hoppity,
Happy Easter day.
Here comes Peter Cottontail,
Hoppin' down the bunny trail,
Look at him stop,
and listen to him say:
"Try to do the things you should."
Maybe if you're extra good,
He'll roll lots of Easter eggs your way.
You'll wake up on Easter morning
And you'll know that he was there
When you find those choc'late bunnies
That he's hiding ev'rywhere.
Oh! here comes Peter Cottontail,
Hoppin' down the bunny trail,
Hippity hoppity,
Happy Easter day.
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Ending Violence Against Aboriginal Women and Children
The BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres has released a call to action to end violence towards Aboriginal women and children. The video was created by Aboriginal Youth and Elders at the Gathering Our Voices (GOV) Aboriginal Youth Conference in British Columbia. It is their way of sharing their vision of ending violence towards Aboriginal women and children; it is a message of love, healing, and hope.


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If your pro rep ballot hasn't arrived in the mail yet or you aren't registered, don't worry. You can still vote in the referendum — but you have to act fast.
Elections BC has set a deadline of MIDNIGHT THIS FRIDAY, November 23, as the last day to register or request ballots for this referendum.
If you haven't received your ballot, or you did receive it but made a mistake filling it out, you need to contact Elections BC or a Service BC Referendum Office to pick up a new one.
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There are 70 locations all across the province where you can request a ballot in person, and then cast your vote right then.
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Contact Elections BC at 1-800-661-8683 or request your ballot online.
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- In a large pitcher, mix the red wine, 2 cups rum, 2 cups orange juice, and sugar. Refrigerate 8 hours, or overnight.
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I had a girlie party a few weeks ago and this Sangria was a HUGE HIT!! I had to make enough for 48 servings...I used 1-4L bottle of Blush, 1-1/2 gal of pineapple/orange juice, 1-750ml bottle of ...
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I had a girlie party a few weeks ago and this Sangria was a HUGE HIT!! I had to make enough for 48 servings...I used 1-4L bottle of Blush, 1-1/2 gal of pineapple/orange juice, 1-750ml bottle of ...
Call me a lightweight, but this stuff was STRONG. I only used a cup of rum and was FEELING NO PAIN after a tall cool glass of it at a summer cookout. Great easy recipe, but I'll probably cut bac...
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Jill, you rock!! This is an awsome recipe! I did marinate the fruit separate and trust me, we had alot of ideas at our neighborhood meeting after drinking this!! Thanks again for an awsome re...
Excellent! I don't particularly like the rum taste, so I gave it a four star. Also, I used rasberries instead of cherries, because cherries give you gas. Be cautious, I was borderline drunk a...
Superbly Yummy! I (of course) made some alterations to the recipe, following others advice and what intuitively seemed right. I used half watermelon rum (1 cup in each step), cut the sugar in ...
This was excellent, a real hit at the party. We just put the fruit in with the wine and juice instead of soaking them in the rum etc., but if you want more of a kick, go ahead and soak them.
This was great. Very strong, so I doubled the wine and made a larger batch.
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Episode 2 of The Tommy Tiernan Show airs this week Thurs Jan 12th at 10:15pm on RTE 1
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" I can confidently say that I've seen the future of the Irish chat show – and it's name is Tommy Tiernan" –Michael O'Doherty The Herald
The Tommy Tiernan Show aired last Thursday Jan 5th to rave reviews across the board from media and viewers alike, so much so #thetommytiernanshow blew up Twitter & Facebook! The surprise guests on the night were Aslan's Christy Dignam, Vogue Williams and Russell Howard and Tommy's interaction and line of questioning with them went down a storm. It was a strong start to the series with an average of 321,000 people tuning in to the show. Episode two of the show will air This Thursday Jan 12th at 10:15pm.
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The Tommy Tiernan Show is made by Power Pictures for RTÉ and produced by Therese Kelly & David Power. The second episode of this 6 X 52' series will be broadcast on Thursday 12th January, at 10.15pm on RTÉ One. The series will run for six consecutive weeks.
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Seismotectonic Investigations In Sierra County, NM For Bureau of Reclamation
Author(s): L. Folwy
Year: 1987
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Jack Gleeson Biography
Jack Gleeson is an Irish actor born on May 20, 1992; His birthplace is Cork Ireland. His star by birth is Cork, Ireland. Jack height is 5 feet 8 inches(1.73m), His net worth near about $8 Million. His nationality is Irish, Jack Gleeson hair color is light blond, and his eyes color is Blue, He starts his acting career since 2002. His best and remarkable performance in HBO fantasy tv series Game Of Thrones with the character name of Joffrey Baratheon.
He did many other projects as a short role; he starts acting since 2002 with the age of 7 years. But his best work came to known in GOT from 2011 to 2014, His little Batman Begins, Shrooms, Shine of Rainbow. In an interview, he revealed he wants to end his career after the end of Game of Thrones and focus on his academics. There is no controversy about him in media he is neat and clean from that way, and moreover, he is not indulging in an affair with any girl he is single.
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Joffery Baratheon is the eldest son of Robert Baratheon; He is the second Baratheon who sit on the Iron Throne and rule the Kings Landing and also take charge of seven kingdoms and take decisions. He is the son of Cersei Lannister and The Mad King Robert Baratheon. He is always in a hurry and takes many wrong decisions due to his lake of patience and nonserious behavior.
He is the one who gives the order to kill the most respectable person of GOT Eddard Stark (Ned Stark), The main reason behind this act is to show his power to the people that he can do anything. He sentenced kill order in front of Eddard Stark's elder daughter Sansa Stark. The whole scene was controlled by Joffrey's Mother Cersei because he knew the mind and loyalty of Ned. That why she wants to remove him in their path.
Joffrey Baratheon is the actual son of Cersei Lannister and Jaime Lannister, It looks awkward, but this is the harsh reality of Game Of Thrones. Because they want their pure blood of Lannister's in their kids. And many people know about this truth. Joffrey supposed to marry Sansa Stark, but after the death of her father he changed his mind and married Margaery Tyrell. And made her Queen of Iron Throne, But his mother always jealous of her and try to remove her from Joffrey's life.
Joffrey Baratheon Actor in GOT
He is the second king of the iron throne after the death of his father, Robert Baratheon. He is the one who gets so many fans against him because of his acting skills in GOT. Because he played a negative role in Game Of Thrones many people all around the world criticize him because of his negative role. But he delivered his best and became worldwide famous after this role in GOT.
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He died during the season 4 episode 2 in 2014. This is the saddest moment for his family in GOT especially Cersei and Jaime he was poisoned in his drink during the party and all this blame goes to his uncle Tyrion Lannister who is the youngest brother of his mother.
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And the young son of the richest lord of seven kingdoms. There are rumors may b he will return in Game of Thrones Season 8 as a member of death army.
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Manchester United looking to gazump Chelsea for Mauro Icardi
MANCHESTER UNITED have joined the hunt for Inter Milan hit man Mauro Icardi.
Manchester United may launch a bid for Mauro Icardi (pictured)
The Argentine is one of the hottest properties in the European game, and reports emerged this morning that Chelsea are in talks over an £18m move.
Although Blues officials have apparently held a round of talks with the 21-year-old's representatives, United have designs on Icardi too.
Fresh reports on the continent have surfaced indicating United dispatched scouts to watch Icardi in action for Inter against Palermo.
Though Icardi is in demand, he recently admitted he has no interest in football when he said: "Football is a sport I have fun with, but I play it and that's all.
I never watch games and know nothing about what's going on in the sport
"I never watch games and know nothing about what's going on in the sport.
"I don't follow other Serie A results or know who got into the Coppa Italia semi-final. Who is the Chelsea goalkeeper? I know that, I'm not stupid."
Icardi, who has hit 13 goals in 22 Serie A appearances this term for Inter, is contracted with the Nerazzurri until 2018.


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You are here: Home News/Info ABC's Alaska Blog Take a Side Trip to Hope, Alaska
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In 1889, a group of gold miners searched for a name to call their fast growing community of prospectors. It was agreed that the town would be named for the next soul to step off one of the boats bringing newcomers to the area, when along came young Percy Hope. Hope is a picturesque community that was a frenzy of gold rush activity in the late 1890s, but the gold rush was short-lived. By 1899, many of the miners were headed to the Klondike. Today, the town is a quiet, friendly oasis, popular with hikers, campers, bicyclists, fishermen, bird watchers and recreational gold miners. Hope's historic district includes the 1896 store, which now houses the Seaview Cafe and the 1902 log Social Hall, where the residents still gather for community events.
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Hope is located 87 miles south of Anchorage on the Seward Highway. To get there, take the Hope Junction turn-off at mile 56.4. The Hope Highway is 17.6 miles long with scenic turn-outs available along the way.
The Milepost magazine lists some great attractions in Hope:
• The Hope-Sunrise Museum has an extensive collection of gold mining equipment displayed both indoors and outside on the museum grounds.
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