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FA Cup fourth round: The ultimate guide to all of this weekend's fixtures
10:32 GMT, 25 January 2013
12:05 GMT, 25 January 2013
With a huge 758 clubs entering the FA Cup this season, there are just 32 left as we head into the fourth round of the competition.
Here Sportsmail has teamed up with statistic giants Opta to bring you all the latest facts and team news ahead of ALL this weekend's fixtures.
Destination Wembley: Sixteen teams will make it through to round five
Millwall v Aston Villa
Aston Villa midfielder Ashley Westwood and striker Jordan Bowery will return to the squad for Friday evening's FA Cup fourth round clash at Millwall.
Westwood and Bowery were cup-tied for the midweek Capital One Cup semi-final setback against Bradford at Villa Park after playing in the competition for Crewe and Chesterfield respectively.
But defender Nathan Baker is again ruled out with a hamstring injury and it is too soon for centre-back Richard Dunne to be considered after recovering from his groin injury.
Millwall are short of options in attack with on-loan Derby forward Nathan Tyson injured, while Darius Henderson joined Nottingham Forest on Thursday.
Martyn Woolford is cup-tied, Shane Lowry is suspended and Scott Malone is still sidelined with a back injury but Liam Feeney is fit again.
Available: Ashley Westwood (right) was cup tied midweek for the aggregate defeat to Bradford in the Capital One Cup semi-final
Millwall and Aston Villa have met five
times previously in the FA Cup, with Millwall progressing twice (both
after replays) and Villa going through on three occasions.
They were last drawn together in the fourth round in 1986, with Millwall progressing after a replay following a 1-1 draw at Villa Park.
The Lions have only lost two of their last 17 FA Cup games on home soil (W10 D5).
Villa were eliminated in the fourth round last year, when they faced Arsenal at the Emirates losing 3-2.
Millwall have only won two of their last seven games (L3 D2), with both victories coming at the New Den.
Aston Villa have now progressed through each of their last 10 FA Cup ties against lower ranked sides. Darren Bent has scored in four of his last five matches in the FA Cup.
Aston Villa provisional squad: Guzan, Given,
Marshall, Lowton, Vlaar, Clark, Lichaj, Stevens, Bennett, Ireland,
Westwood, N'Zogbia, Bannan, Delph, Holman, Benteke, Agbonlahor, Bent,
Bowery, Weimann, Burke, Johnson, Williams, Carruthers.
Stoke v Man City
Stoke defender Andy Wilkinson's back problem is likely to keep him out of Saturday's FA Cup fourth round tie at home to Manchester City.
The full-back sustained the problem in their third round replay last week and while Ryan Shotton played 45 minutes in a midweek friendly after a hamstring injury he may not be risked.
Thomas Sorensen is set to replace Asmir Begovic in goal, as has been the policy for cup matches this season.
Stoke and Man City have been drawn together seven time before in the FA Cup, with the Citizens progressing (or winning the final) four times and the Potters progressing on three occasions.
The most memorable of these meetings was the 2011 final, where Man City secured the trophy with a 1-0 win, courtesy of a Yaya Toure goal.
When drawn at the Britannia, the Potters are unbeaten in nine FA Cup games, winning seven and drawing two.
The last time City travelled to the Britannia in the FA Cup, they were eliminated, losing 3-1 in a replay back in February 2010.
The Citizens are enjoying a five game winning streak, netting 14 goals and shipping just three in the process.
City have won just two of their last eight on the road in the FA Cup, drawing three and losing three.
Man City are unbeaten in seven against the Potters in all competitions (three home wins, one neutral win and three away 1-1 draws).
Stoke provisional squad: Sorensen, Cameron,
Shawcross, Huth, Upson, Whelan, Nzonzi, Walters, Kightly, Etherington,
Jones, Sorensen, Whitehead, Crouch, Jerome, Adam, Palacios, Owen,
Shotton, Begovic.
Bolton v Everton
Bolton have not lost to Everton in the FA Cup since 1908, winning all three ties since then including in the semi-final back in 1953.
Overall, these North West rivals have been drawn together six times before, with Bolton progressing four times and Everton twice, both following a replay.
The Toffees are unbeaten in their last six away games in the FA Cup (W4 D2).
Everton have only kept three clean sheets in their last 14 FA Cup games, and only one on the road since 2009.
The Trotters are unbeaten in four games now (1W 3D), their second-longest run without defeat this season (six games in November).
Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard netted on the last occasion these sides met, though Bolton still won 2-1 at Goodison Park.
There have been three red cards in the last five clashes between the Trotters and the Toffees in all competitions.
Brighton v Arsenal
Arsenal will be without captain Thomas Vermaelen (ankle) for Saturday's FA Cup fourth-round tie at Brighton.
Midfielders Abou Diaby (thigh) and Tomas Rosicky (calf) are set to be available again, but Mikel Arteta (calf), Francis Coquelin (hamstring) remain out.
Forward Gervinho is away at the African Nations Cup and goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski (foot) is not yet in contention.
This will be only the fourth time the clubs have met in the FA Cup and the third time in the fourth round. Arsenal have won all three previous ties without needing a replay.
Setback: Tomas Rosicky (left) has played only four times for Arsenal this term
Their last meeting came in the fourth round in 1988, with The Gunners claiming a 2-1 victory.
Brighton have won their last two home FA Cup ties against Premier League opposition.
Arsenal are unbeaten in 33 games against lower ranked sides in the FA Cup, not losing since a 0-1 defeat at Sheffield United in 1996.
The Gunners have won none of their last three games on the road, losing one (v Chelsea) and drawing two (v Swansea in the FA Cup and v Southampton).
Brighton and Hove Albion defeated Newcastle United in the third round of the 1983 competition as they did earlier this campaign; they went on to reach the final 30 years ago.
The Gunners have not kept a clean sheet in any of their last seven away FA Cup games, shipping 12 in total in this away run.
Arsenal provisional squad:
Szczesny, Gibbs, Koscielny, Mertesacker, Sagna, Podolski, Cazorla,
Walcott, Ramsey, Wilshere, Giroud, Mannone, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Santos,
Arshavin, Jenkinson, Diaby, Rosicky.
Derby v Blackburn
The two sides have been played each on 10 previous occasions in the FA Cup, with both sides progressing five times apiece.
The last meeting between these Championship rivals came back in 2001 at this stage, when Blackburn won 5-2 away in a replay after a 0-0 draw at Ewood Park.
Blackburn have lost their last four away games in the FA Cup.
The Rams have won five and lost none of their last six home FA Cup matches against teams from the same division.
Overall, the Rams have suffered just one defeat in their last five games, winning two and drawing two.
Blackburn have won two and lost just one of their last four trips to the home of the Rams, drawing the other 1-1 earlier this season.
Huddersfield v Leicester
Huddersfield and Leicester have never met in the FA Cup.
The Terriers have won four out of their last five home games in the cup (1L).
The Foxes have struggled of late on the road in the FA Cup, winning only once in nine games (D1 L7).
Jermaine Beckford has scored seven goals in his last five FA Cup appearances and 16 in 19 overall.
Simon Grayson's Huddersfield side have won just one of their last 13 games (1-0 v Charlton in FA Cup), losing six and drawing six.
Leicester have won each of their last five games, netting 14 goals and conceding just one goal in the process, with that goal against coming in their 6-1 thrashing of Huddersfield on January 1st.
Hull v Barnsley
The two sides met in the third round in 1958, with the tie going to a replay after finishing 1-1. The Tigers eventually progressed to the fourth round after securing a 2-0 victory.
The Tigers have reached the fourth round 23 times, progressing 12 times, including in three of their last four at this stage.
The Tykes have won just one of their last eight fourth round games on the road outright; though they have drawn five of these and gone on to win the replay on each occasion.
Barnsley are enjoying a three game unbeaten streak (W2 D1), their longest run without defeat this season.
On home soil, Hull have enjoyed just one win in their last four games, drawing two and losing one.
The last four clashes between these Championship rivals have all ended in home wins, while only one of the last eight has been won by the away side.
Macclesfield v Wigan
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez looks set to make several changes for Saturday's FA Cup fourth-round tie against Macclesfield.
Roger Espinoza and Angelo Henriquez are likely to start after making their Wigan debuts in the third-round win over Bournemouth, while Callum McManaman and Fraser Fyvie could also make rare appearances for the Latics.
Arouna Kone is unavailable as he is on African Nations Cup duty with Ivory Coast while Antolin Alcaraz (groin), Ivan Ramis (knee), Adrian Lopez (hamstring), midfielders Ben Watson (broken leg) and Albert Crusat (knee) and striker Ryo Miyaichi (ankle) are still unavailable.
Cup shock: Macclesfield players celebrate after eliminating Cardiff in round three
This is the first time in Macclesfield's history that they've reached the fourth round.
The Latics and the Silkmen have never met in the FA Cup before.
Wigan haven't advanced through the fourth round since 1987, where they claimed a 1-0 victory against Norwich City.
The Silkmen have never defeated top flight opposition in the FA Cup.
Despite enduring another difficult season, Wigan are unbeaten in their last three games on the road, winning two and drawing one.
Matthew Barnes-Homer has scored six goals in his last five appearances in all competitions for the Silkmen.
Wigan have won both previous competitive meetings with Macclesfield, beating them 1-0 away and 2-0 at home in the 1998/99 division two.
Wigan provisional squad: Al
Habsi, Pollitt, Boyce, Caldwell, Ramis, Figueroa, Beausejour, Jones,
Maloney, Espinoza, McCarthy, McArthur, Stam, McManaman, Di Santo,
Henriquez, Boselli, Fyvie, Redmond, Mustoe, Orsula, Morris.
Middlesbrough v Aldershot
Boro and Aldershot will meet for the first time in the competition in this clash.
The Shots have scored eight goals in three FA Cup games so far this season, though they are yet to face a team from a higher division.
Aldershot have not won away from home against a side from a higher division since 1983, when they won 3-1 at Portsmouth.
'Boro have won 11 of their last 15 home FA Cup ties against sides from lower divisions than them (D3 L1).
At the Riverside, 'Boro have lost just one of their last six games, winning the other five.
Aldershot's Danny Hylton has only scored one league goal in 19 games all season, but has netted seven times in three FA Cup appearances for the Shots.
Aldershot Town have made the fourth round of the FA Cup for the first time since 1987, when they lost to Barnsley.
Norwich v Luton
Norwich manager Chris Hughton will again rotate his squad for Saturday's FA Cup fourth-round tie with Blue Square Premier side Luton at Carrow Road.
Declan Rudd will come into goal, while the likes of fit-again midfielder Andrew Surman, playmaker David Fox and winger Elliott Bennett are likely to get a chance to impress.
Full-back Steven Whittaker (hip) has resumed full training this week, so could come back into contention, but centre-half Sebastien Bassong (calf) may be rested again while striker Steve Morison (thigh) and England goalkeeper John Ruddy (thigh) remain sidelined.
This will be the fourth meeting between the Canaries and the Hatters in the FA Cup; the Hatters the first two, including the1959 semi, before Norwich won the most recent clash.
Cupset: Non-league Luton knocked out Wolves in the third round
The last clash between these sides in the cup also came in the fourth round and Norwich won 2-0 (1976).
It's the first time since 2007 that Luton have made it to the fourth round. That year, they were eliminated by Blackburn Rovers.
Luton haven't beaten a Premier League side since 1993/94, when they defeated West Ham 3-2 in sixth round replay.
Chris Hughton's Canaries have managed just one win in their last seven games (3-0 v Peterborough in the FA Cup), losing five and drawing one.
The Canaries have won their last three against Luton in all competitions, winning both meetings in 2006/07 3-2.
Norwich provisional squad:
Rudd, Barnett, Martin, R Bennett, Tierney, Fox, Surman, Snodgrass,
Johnson, E Bennett, Jackson, Steer, Garrido, Tettey, Pilkington, Kane,
Holt, Whittaker, Hoolahan.
QPR v MK Dons
The R's and the Dons met for the first time in any competition in the FA Cup last season, where they drew the original fixture 1-1 before QPR won 1-0 at Loftus Road, courtesy of a Danny Gabbidon strike.
The R's have not won an FA Cup tie without the use of a replay since January 1997, when they beat Barnsley 3-2 at this stage in 1997.
MK Dons have scored 10 goals in their last four FA Cup games and they have never helped them reach the fourth round for the first time.
The Hoops have been improving under Harry Redknapp and remain unbeaten in 2013, winning two, drawing three, scoring four and shipping just two in the process.
The Dons have won two and drawn two of their last four games, shipping a total of just two goals in those four fixtures.
Milton Keynes eliminated a higher ranked side for the first time in their history in the third round of this season, beating Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 in a replay.
Reading v Sheffield United
Reading are without striker Jason Roberts (hip) for Saturday's FA Cup fourth round clash against Sheffield United.
Midfielder Jem Karacan suffered an unspecified knock in training but should be fit, while goalkeeper Alex McCarthy (shoulder) and midfielder Hope Akpan (cup-tied) are unavailable.
Striker Adam Le Fondre could start after scoring two vital goals as a substitute in the Royals' 2-1 Barclays Premier League win over Newcastle last weekend.
Royal no show: Jason Roberts (left) has been ruled out for Reading
Reading's only previous encounter against the Blades was back in 1998 and ended in a 1-0 home victory for the Sheffield side.
Reading have kept only two clean sheets in 15 home cup ties.
The Blades have only won once in their last 18 away FA Cup games to higher level opposition, drawing three and losing 14.
The Royals have won their last three games in a row, the first time they've managed consecutive wins this season, with Adam Le Fondre netting five goals in total in those games.
Reading have won five of their last six FA Cup games against sides from lower leagues, though they did lose their last one at home (0-1 v Stevenage last season).
The Blades are unbeaten in five against Reading in all competitions, winning four.
United have also won their last three at the Madejski Stadium, not tasting defeat there since the 2006/07 Premier League.
Reading provisional squad:
Federici, Ugwu, Taylor, Gunter, Kelly, Cummings, Pearce, Morrison,
Mariappa, Shorey, Harte, McAnuff, Carrico, Tabb, Karacan, Kebe,
McCleary, Robson-Kanu, Leigertwood, Le Fondre, Hunt, Pogrebnyak.
Manchester United v Fulham
Ashley Young and Jonny Evans will remain on the sidelines for Manchester United's FA Cup fourth round tie with Fulham at Old Trafford.
England winger Young suffered a knee injury against Liverpool a fortnight ago, whilst Evans (hamstring) has not featured since the FA Cup draw at West Ham three weeks ago.
United manager Sir Alex Ferguson must decide whether to stick with David De Gea in goal or recall Anders Lindegaard, who took over for the replay win against the Hammers.
Old Trafford return: Dimitar Berbatov left Manchester United to join Fulham last summer
Fulham midfielder Kieran Richardson will miss the chance to take on former club Manchester United.
The 28-year-old suffered a calf injury in last weekend's defeat at Manchester City and will not be fit in time for the game at Old Trafford, although he is likely to return to training next week.
Mahamadou Diarra (knee) is not likely to play again for a month whilst Kerim Frei (pelvis) is also absent.
The two clubs have met nine times before in the FA Cup, with United progressing through the last seven after elimination in the first two (1905 and 1908).
The last time they played each other in the fourth round was in 1979, when the Red Devils won 1-0 in a home replay after drawing 1-1 in London.
United have only lost twice in their last 18 FA Cup games at home, winning 14.
Fulham have won 10 out of their last 11 FA Cup fourth round ties, though they were eliminated at this stage last season (to Everton).
Robin Van Persie has scored in each of his last six games for United (seven goals in total) and has bagged 11 in his last 11 appearances.
Martin Jol's Whites have registered just two wins in their last nine games, losing four and drawing three.
The Red Devils have won their last 10 at home to Fulham in all competitions, not even sharing the spoils with the Whites since a 1-3 defeat in October 2003.
Manchester United provisional squad:
Lindegaard, De Gea, Amos, Smalling, Vidic, Ferdinand, Buttner, Evra,
Cleverley, Giggs, Anderson, Scholes, Carrick, Kagawa, Nani, Hernandez,
Rooney, Welbeck, Van Persie.
Fulham provisional squad:
Schwarzer, Somogyi, Etheridge, Riether, Hangeland, Hughes, Senderos,
Riise, Briggs, Dejagah, Baird, Sidwell, Karagounis, Kacaniklic, Duff,
Kasami, Ruiz, Rodallega, Berbatov, Petric, Davies.
Brentford v Chelsea
The only time the West London clubs have met in the FA Cup was in 1950, where Chelsea won 1-0 at Griffin Park.
The Blues have won 15 of their last 16 FA Cup fourth round ties, losing the other on penalties to Everton.
Chelsea have only lost one of their last 35 FA Cup games outright; 0-1 v Barnsley in March 2008 (W29 D5 L1).
The Blues have shipped just nine goals in their last 13 away FA Cup games combined, and never more than once in single match in this run.
The Bees have won just one of their last 13 FA Cup games against
Premier League sides; beating Sunderland at this stage in 2006 (W1 D3 L9).
Juan Mata has now scored four goals and assisted five in just eight FA Cup appearances for Chelsea.
Frank Lampard has been involved in 10 goals in his last nine FA Cup appearances; scoring six and assisted four.
Leeds v Tottenham
The two clubs have faced each other five times in the FA Cup before, with Leeds winning just one tie (sixth round in 1972).
The most recent meeting came back in 2010, in the fourth round, when the original tie ended 2-2. The replay saw Spurs win 3-1 at Elland Road, courtesy of a Jermain Defoe hat-trick.
Spurs have kept three clean sheets in their last four away FA Cup games, but have failed to score in three of the four themselves.
Leeds have been eliminated by North London clubs in each of the last three FA Cups, losing to Tottenham in 2010 and Arsenal in 2011 and 2012.
At Elland Road, Leeds have lost just one of their last eight games (W6 D1), although that defeat came against another Premier League side, Chelsea, 5-1 in the Capital One Cup.
AVB's Tottenham side are now unbeaten in eight games, winning five and drawing three.
After no goals in his first 13 games in the competition, Gareth Bale has scored in three successive FA Cup games.
Oldham v Liverpool
The two clubs met last year in the third round, in a one-sided match dominated by Liverpool who won 5-1.
Oldham have lost all four matches against Liverpool in the FA Cup.
The Reds have won five and lost just two of their last nine away games in the FA Cup (D2).
Oldham have won two of their last four FA Cup games against Premier League sides, including a win against Merseysiders Everton in 2008.
The Latics have lost each of their last four games at Boundary Park, conceding exactly two goals in each of those defeats.
Brendan Rodgers' Reds are enjoying a good run of form, winning four of their last five (losing the other one), with Luis Suarez netting six goals in total in those games.
The Reds have won their last three against Oldham in all competitions, but did lose 2-3 at Boundary Park in the Premier League back in May 1993.

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The Old Nun's Head, 15 Nunhead Green SE15 3QQ
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We really enjoyed na-mara when they came to The Ivy House in 2014 to support Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin, so we are delighted to be welcoming them back as headliners in their own right!
na-mara perform traditional songs and tunes from the British Isles, Brittany, France, Quebec, Asturias and Galicia as well as self-penned songs in traditional style.
Described as "elegant and skilled musicians" by Folk London, folk duo na-mara (Rob Garcia and Paul McNamara) perform at clubs and festivals across the UK and have, in recent times, performed in France and Spain and featured in broadcasts on BBC Radio 4 and a host of local radio stations.
They perform self-penned songs in traditional style on a range of contemporary and historical topics as well as traditional songs and tunes from across the British Isles, their own translations songs from the Breton, French and Quebecois traditions and a wide variety of tunes from Asturias, Galicia, Brittany and northern France.
Their recent albums 'Navajos & Pirates' (released in 2015) and 'The Bite' (released in 2010) have received critical acclaim from a host of local and national folk magazines with tracks broadcast on a range of folk music radio programmes across the UK and beyond.
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Teen activist Madison Kimrey answers questions from young aspiring activists.
Today, I'm sharing some of the questions I've gotten recently from young women regarding feminism.
"You said girls who don't wear revealing clothing aren't boring girls but I do feel boring sometimes compared to other girls. Sometimes I even get made fun of. How would you deal with that?"
What you wear doesn't define who you are. It can be an expression of how you feel if you choose, but sometimes clothes are just clothes. If you feel boring and that's truly coming from inside you, not coming from how other people are trying to make you feel, try different ways of expressing yourself that you feel confident and comfortable with. I just bought a pair of socks that have manatees in space on them and they're fabulous. There are other ways you can express yourself too that have nothing to do with what you wear, like through words, music, art, or sports. As for the being made fun of, that's going to happen regardless of what you wear, unfortunately. Do something nice for yourself every day and focus more time on finding out what makes you happy than on people who aren't making you happy. If you find that you feel unhappy the majority of the time, talk to someone you trust. Focus on yourself inside because that matters much more than the outside.
"I'm 16 and my mother won't buy me tampons. She says I shouldn't be putting anything 'in there' at my age. HELP."
Wow, that's unfortunate. I'm sure you know that using a tampon is in no way sexual. Maybe you could do some research on the subject together with your mom. You could offer to buy your own feminine hygiene products. It might also be a good idea to schedule a lady checkup and talk to your doctor about this with your mom.
"How do you know when someone is sexist and handle it personally?"
I'll use some recent words from my mentions as an example. A 13-year-old boy said I don't answer his "love letters" and we "weren't meant to mate." A friend of mine saw this and said, "Ew" and I agreed with her that it was disgusting. The boy replied by calling us "feisty" and telling us to "work on that." It's obvious the original message was sexist, but the follow-up reply was just as much so. See, when women don't give misogynistic males the attention they seek, call out their sexist behavior, or refuse to feed their egos, they use name calling or some other deflection in an attempt to blame or shame the woman. When a couple other people called this out for exactly what it was, a cry for attention and online harassment, the response was, "It was just a joke. Get over yourself." That's common too, the refusal to take responsibility for one's behavior, and again, you can see the deflection. As far as dealing with it, identify the behavior; and then, instead of using your energy engaging with them, use it to engage with people who respect you. Know that any man who treats you this way is not worthy of your time and attention, and it should be a red flag because their attitudes toward women and failure to recognize appropriate boundaries means their behavior could escalate.
"How many times can a girl have sex before she's considered a sl*t in your opinion?"
9,999,999 and then that one-billionth time… No, really, neither you nor I should be judging anyone based on what she does or doesn't do in the bedroom. What we can do is encourage our friends to make healthy decisions that make them happy. If you or a friend are looking for sex-positive information that you can access privately without fear of judgement, try going to a website like Scarleteen, Planned Parenthood, or SexEtc.
"What exactly is rape culture and how can we protect ourselves?"
Rape culture is society's reinforcement of the attitudes that lead to blaming victims of sexual assault and excusing the perpetrators. For example, when people say a woman was "asking for it" because of the way she was dressed or because she drank alcohol, this is the effect of rape culture. What it's really saying is, "Act a certain way and maybe the rapist will rape another girl instead of you." It's ridiculous. The responsibility for sexual assault rests in one place only — with the person who chose to commit the sexual assault. To protect ourselves against sexual assault, we need to combat the attitudes that excuse it by teaching about consent and respect. We need to urge our lawmakers to strengthen and enforce laws and to provide the resources law enforcement needs to collect and test evidence to help prosecute perpetrators. We need our schools to take incidents of sexual assault seriously and assist the victims in seeking justice.
"Can I be a feminist too?" (This question was sent on behalf of a 6-year-old by her mother)
Absolutely! If you believe that boys and girls should have the same opportunities and rights, you're a feminist. When you go look at toys, there are a lot of choices. There's Barbie, Batman, My Little Pony, Star Wars, and all kinds of toys. Some people think that certain choices are "for boys" or "for girls," but when you're a feminist, you want boys and girls to be able to choose the toys they want even if it's different than what some people think they should play with based on them being a boy or a girl. When you get older, the choices get a little more complicated, but the general idea is the same. I bet you've learned about the Constitution in school. Right now, there isn't anything in the Constitution that says boys and girls should have equal rights and opportunities. There's something people are working on called the Equal Rights Amendment. Once the people we elect to represent us in our government help us make the Equal Rights Amendment part of the Constitution, boys and girls will have more rights and opportunities. I bet even the older kids at your school don't know anything about the Equal Rights Amendment. That's something you can learn more about and tell them about.


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Caitriona Balfe Says Role in Jodie Foster Directed 'Money Monster' Was 'Alien' To Her
Jodie Foster keeps it casual as she exits Matsuhisa sushi restaurant on Tuesday evening (July 21) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The 52-year-old actress' latest project is directing Money Monster, a Wall Street flick starring George Clooney and Caitriona Balfe.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Jodie Foster
Caitriona recently spoke to W Magazine about the film, in which she portrays a PR exec for a financial company.
"That was almost more alien to me than the time-traveling nurse," she said, referring to her role in her show Outlander.
"I was like, what do people do in offices all day?" she joked.
Money Monster is due in theaters in 2016.
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Hello! I'm ... miracle tire
At one time or another, we've all run across a name so - well - unusual that we're glad it isn't ours. But in Honduras, apparently, this is such a problem that the National Electoral Tribunal is proposing legislation to stamp it out. Parents would be barred from giving children "extravagant or offensive" names - like Llanta de Milagro (Miracle Tire), which at least one Honduran goes by. Moreover, kids with "gross," "insulting," or "absurd" appellations could even sue mom and dad.
A shopping cart is taken from a US store every 90 seconds, retail industry statistics show. But some merchants are fighting back with a high-tech deterrent. Three Fry's Food & Drug stores in Arizona have installed an underground sensing system, which locks the wheels if an attempt is made to take a cart off the premises. "We're testing it to see how the customers react," says a company official. Presumably, would-be cart-takers aren't thrilled.
What young US workers see for their retirement years
More than ever, Americans hope to be retired even before they reach 65, results of a recent study show. Among Generation Xers, in fact, 55 percent of respondents told "Second Wind: Workers, Retirement, and Social Security," a survey of 1,005 workers conducted by Rutgers University's Heldrich Center for Workforce Development, they wish to stop working full time by age 50. But that doesn't mean most of them plan to loaf. The choices (by percentage) for spending retirement, according to respondents to the survey:
I'd like to work part time just to stay busy 42%
I'd start my own business 19%
I'd volunteer my time 11%
I'd work part time because I want the money 10%
I don't intend to work at all 10%
- US Newswire
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I am a little late with this blog post, but I am delighted to have been nominated for the The Blogger Recognition Award by the fabulous Rachael at The Impending Joys of Motherhood Blog and the lovely Faiza at On Women Mind Blog. I am so delighted that you both took the time to read my blog, let alone recognise it with an award. So a massive and deeply heart felt thank you to you both.
You might be wondering what I have been awarded with. But rather than a physical item like a plaque of some sorts, the Blogger Recognition Award is about appreciating someone else for their time, efforts and the hard work that they have put into their blog. It not only helps to share their work a little farther afield, but it also gives them a little encouragement to keep doing what they are doing. It has definitely given me a little boost. I blog because I love to do write, in any way shape or form and my blog allows me to do that. So to be recognised for that is always a good thing and it is always nice to help others along the way. This is what this award does. Remember, it costs nothing to be nice! While I am at it, I would like to thank anyone who takes, or has taken the time to read my blog. I am only a little fish in a very big and talented sea of parenting bloggers, so I really appreciate any readership that I get. So thank you for reading and following my blog!
Why I started Orla the Irish Mammy
I started my blog in December 2016 after nearly a year ( if I'm honest) of being afraid to start it! I wanted to start it while I was on maternity leave with Ruby, but I was worried that I wouldn't have enough to say, or that people wouldn't want to hear what I had to say! In the end I just decided one day to give over and just so it! The blog and my social media sites are places where I write about how I am trying to juggle work life, toddler life, student life (I'm currently completing a Montessori course), weight loss and the planning of my wedding!
Advice for new bloggers
- Just go for it! If you want to start a blog, do it. Whats the worst than can happen? Yes, it may not be successful, but you need to decide is that what your blog is about? What are the reasons you are doing it for? And if it doesn't work out, you can either learn from your mistakes and try again, or not, and that's ok too. But at least you gave it ago. I spent nearly a year humming and hawing over it. I wish I had started it sooner, I love it. It is a great release and keeps my mind ticking over!
- Decide what it is you want to blog about, but make sure that it is something that you are passionate about, as that is what will keep you going!
Nominees for "Blogger Recognition Award":
I have nominated 15 bloggers listed below. Why not grab a cuppa and check out their blogs and please don't forget to share this post!
11- Lurganista
13- Insonspiration
14- My Face or Yours
15- Mums Make Up Bag
If you've been nominated, your next steps are:
- Thank the blogger who nominated you and provide a link to their blog
- Write a post to show your award
- Give a brief story of how your blog started
- Give pieces of advice to new bloggers
- Select 15 other bloggers you want to give this award to
- Comment on each blog and let them know you have nominated them and provide the link to the post you created.
Until the next blog,
Orla the Irish Mammy x


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Ruth Wedgwood is a former federal prosecutor and current professor of international law and diplomacy at Johns Hopkins. Today's New York Times carries her column "The rule of law and the war on terror."
Wedgwood asks what the government is to do when it knows of catastrophic threats or dangers to Americans through intelligence sources, yet is unable to prove its case in a criminal trial against those planning such attacks. That is the case presented by Jose Padilla upon his reentry to the United States.
Wedgwood powerfully challenges the rationale of the Second Circuit decision holding that the president lacks authority to order the detention of Jose Padilla. Wedgwood lucidly explains the ground of the president's authority and the insidious errors underlying the Second Circuit's decision.
Wedgwood indicates a few of the reasons for believing that the Second Circuit decision is mistaken. She does not discuss what should be done if the decision is upheld, which is to have Congress provide the president specific statutory authority to detain enemy combatants found in the United States.
And she does not address the president's constitutional authority to do so, with or without such an additional grant of authority by Congress. But measured against the usual stuff carried on the Times op-ed page, the piece is a beacon of rationality.
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I really like the color in this wood. It came from a guy named Kevin in Texas. He was one of the founders of woodbarter and sells some nice wood. The frame on the top and around the top and bottom of the box is Padauk. There is a little block of wood on the back to support the lid. The dividers and tray are Ambrosia Maple and FBE. The finish is Watco Danish Oil. The box is 11" x 11" x 5.5". The wood stinks when cut and sanded, but the smell goes away and the Watco smell covers any that lingers. It was sanded to 180 and feels very smooth, almost like a bar of the soapI use!! A smaller(10" x 5" x 3) FBE box.
-- Robert, so much inspiration here, and now time to work!!!
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#1 posted 06-01-2013 08:54 PM
Seriously nice-looking wood. I can't actually tell what's box elder and what's maple… the shape matches the ambrosia maple look, but the colors look like the flame box elder. That's quality work on the tray details, too. Nice job.
-- Allen, Colorado (Instagram @bobasaurus_woodworking)
#2 posted 06-01-2013 09:10 PM
Robert…That is some beautiful wood to enhance a really nice box…
#3 posted 06-01-2013 10:13 PM
If it is red, it's Flame Box elder, unless it is solid red. Then it is Padauk. I thought the FBE and the Ambrosia Maple would go well together.
-- Robert, so much inspiration here, and now time to work!!!
#4 posted 06-01-2013 10:55 PM
Robert, very attractive design and use of combined woods. I like the internal design as well…though I would have added 45s and splines to the tray. I really like the colors and think they will look good even as the Paduk ages and turns brown over the years. Very nice job. Hope your sales go well this summer. Keep boxing and keep posting.
-- Big Al in IN
#5 posted 06-01-2013 11:05 PM
WOW, beautiful box. I love that box elder!!
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!
#6 posted 06-01-2013 11:46 PM
beautiful wood nice box
#7 posted 06-02-2013 12:41 AM
Beautiful job Robert, although we would expect nothing less.
-- Nature created it, I just assemble it.
#8 posted 06-02-2013 12:46 AM
I like this one a lot Robert. Looks like some Ambrosia beetle in the box elder. I have also had sycamore with the Ambrosia beetle coloring and holes. Those bugs must get in several different wood species and leave their mark.
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
#9 posted 06-02-2013 01:04 AM
Love, love, love it!
The woods go great together! Nice job!
-- Use it up, Wear it out --------------- Make it do, Or do without!
#10 posted 06-02-2013 03:42 AM
Terrific box, love the grain and color, nice interior.
-- Tom D
#11 posted 06-02-2013 08:33 AM
Love the FBE and great construction technique.
-- the stone rejected by the builders will become the capstone
#12 posted 06-02-2013 11:34 AM
Beautiful box, love the box elder. I have never seen anything like that before. How can I get in touch with Kevin? Living in Montana I am very limited on getting wood locally. Thanks
#13 posted 06-02-2013 12:13 PM
Beautifully done. I'm not familiar with that wood but I'll keep an eye for it from my local suppliers. Really love how you did it.
#14 posted 06-02-2013 03:51 PM
I check out woodbarter.com every day to see what is being offered for sale. I also see what is being offered for trade or what people are looking for. Great bunch of people and usually good prices.
-- Robert, so much inspiration here, and now time to work!!!
#15 posted 06-02-2013 08:24 PM
Hey Bob nice work on this combination of woods, also the inside trays and egg crate divider really add so much more interest to such a small package…BC
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Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo is still revelling in his four-goal heroics against Benfica in the Emirates Cup last weekend.
Yaya Sanogo may be playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world, but the Arsenal striker is hardly a household name.
The 21-year-old joined the Gunners on a free transfer last summer after his contract with French club Auxerre came to an end.
Many of the Gunners fans did not take too kindly to the arrival of the youngster, especially as the North London club failed to secure the signature of star Argentina striker Gonzalo Higuain, who left Real Madrid for Napoli.
Sanogo did not have the best of seasons on a personal level for Arsenal in 2013-14, although he was largely used as a substitute by manager Arsene Wenger and struggled with injuries.
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However, the Frenchman has looked good in pre-season and scored no fewer than four goals against Benfica in a 5-1 victory for Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on August 2.
£30 million summer signing from Barcelona, Alexis Sanchez, made his debut for Arsenal in that Emirates Cup encounter, but it was Sanogo who stole the headlines.
That was days ago and was merely a pre-season friendly, but the 21-year-old is still raving about it, posting the following message on social networking site Twitter on Friday.
If you want to watch my four goals against Benfica come here !!!http://t.co/HIMCHjZ0yP— Yaya Sanogo (@Yayasanogoal22) August 8, 2014
It is understandable why Sanogo would be so upbeat about his four goals, but they came in a meaningless friendly match that most would forget once the Premier League campaign kicks off.
In fact, if Sanogo comes on and misses an easy chance against Manchester City in the FA Community Shield at London's Wembley Stadium on Sunday, then no one will speak of his four-goal heroics against Benfica.
Scoring goals and winning matches in pre-season are important to build up confidence, but Sanogo seems to be getting carried away with that feat of last weekend.
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Web Directions 2013 spotlight – Animation
A few words on how my upcoming workshop with Pasquale D'Silva, Animating Your User Experiences, came about.
Want to know a bit more about the thinking behind our program, and the backstory to some of the sessions at the conference? We'll be running a series of posts detailing how various sessions ended up on the Web Directions South program.
We've been doing animated interfaces on the web since someone first came up with the JavaScript rollover effect back in the mid 1990s. Things really got going with the introduction of the CSS :hover selector, though it was not until almost a decade later, that we started to see quite sophisticated animations on the web, with effects built into, or on top of various JavaScript libraries and frameworks.
But it was really the arrival of the iPhone, with its 2D and even 3D transitions between application states, coupled with the arrival of CSS transitions and transforms that saw complex animations really start to take off on the web.
However, just as typography is about much more than just choosing fonts, animation is far more than simply using Homer Simpson's favourite effect, the star wipe. Animation has a long history (there's even speculation some of the earliest cave paintings were a kind of animation), as does the theory on animation, perhaps most famously outlined in what's considered something of a bible for animators, The Illusion of Life: Disney Animation, which outlines 12 basic principles of animation. I'm pretty sure the star wipe is not one of them.
At Web Directions, we've long recognised the increasing use, and importance, of animation in user experience and interface design, and we have in fact been looking for several years for the right person, with a mix of practical skills, and theoretical understanding to speak on this subject, without any success.
Then, a couple of months back, we happened upon Transitional Interfaces, by Pasquale D'Silva, which was pretty much made to order.
Animation leverages an overlooked dimension — time! An invisible fabric which stitches space together. You don't have to be a math dork to understand this.
It's a fantastic, detailed, well written, lovingly illustrated and above all practical article. So, we asked ourselves, "have we found our presenter on animation?" What we typically do when we find an article like this, is go looking for past presentations by the writer. But we really couldn't find much, other than some rather quirky bits on Vimeo. A bit of a man of mystery it would seem was our Pasquale.
Which presented a dilemma. Do we take a risk on someone who we're not sure won't possibly freeze on stage? Or who'll not translate from the written and visual to the spoken arena? So we started a bit of a dialogue with Pasquale and his combination of knowledge, enthusiasm and modesty all said to us we should get him on board. Not only that, but after a bit more discussion, we felt maybe a workshop in addition to the conference session would be in order.
Because Pasquale typically works with animation tools like Quartz Composer, we decided that to give the workshop even more relevance to web designers and developers, we could begin with a session on implementing animations with CSS, which is something John has written about and even developed tools for. So, two people who've only exchanged emails, Pasquale and John, are going to be doing a workshop together on animation for the web at Web Directions. Don't you love it when a plan just comes together?
We're really excited about this presentation and workshop, which represents something about Web Directions we're really proud of—working to uncover talented professionals in our medium, and encouraging and helping them bring their expertise to a wider audience.
Want to learn more about animated user experiences and the web, then don't miss the workshop, or Web Direction South 2013.
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Editor: George A. Filer
MUFON Eastern Director
May 15, 2013
George Filer: firstname.lastname@example.com
See all the photos at: www.nationalufocenter.com
"I feel the scientific study of UFOs is for the benefit of humankind and is an important endeavor. The weekly intelligence report provides you with information on the latest sightings and UFO news that you need to understand the world situation."
In special reports, this week's files cover: NASA Disc Photo, Steven Bassett Put Together a Great Citizens Hearings on Disclosure, Star Trek into Darkness, Ray Fowler is Well, Israel's Airstrike on Syria Effective, Sympathy and Gratitude, and Victoria and Liz Were the Light of the World.
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena sightings were reported over: Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, Washington D.C. and Wisconsin.
Sightings of UFOs were also reported in: Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chili, New Zealand, and England in the United Kingdom.
The purpose of these files is to report the UFO eyewitness and photo/video evidence that occurs on a daily basis around the world and in space. These Files assume that extraterrestrial intelligent life not only exists, but my hypothesis is that the over a thousand UFOs reported each month represent technologically advanced spacecraft conducting surveillance of Earth. I personally became interested in UFOs when London Control ordered me to intercept one over England while flying for the US Air Force. Under Project Blue Book, the US Air Force investigated UFOs for more than twenty years; and we continue this research.
Dedicated to 5 year old Georgie Filer V whose motto was "Be Happy" and Eddie Pedrick my grandsons who drowned and my two beautiful daughters Elizabeth Lynn died March 8, 2013 and Dr. Victoria Anne Filer died April 27, 2013.
Special Reports
NASA Disc
The image has sparked intense debate among UFO believers and skeptics alike. Some believe the image is evidence that NASA is not being entirely honest with us while others are of the opinion that the anomaly can be put down to lens flare. "Apparently NASA astronauts thought this was interesting enough to take some photos of it and one accidentally made it onto the NASA public site," Waring added.
An unidentified flying object has been captured hovering above the Earth's surface in an image uploaded to the NASA website, sparking feverish debate among citizens.
An image taken from orbit that was featured on NASA's website shows a potentially otherworldly extra.
The impressive shot was taken from high above where ribbons of cloud cover can be seen far below. Eagle-eyed Internet users however managed to see something else in the frame - a small disc-shaped object towards the top of the picture. "Look carefully at the NASA photo above and not only will you notice a UFO in it but if your computer screen brightness is higher, you will also notice that there is a glowing aura around the UFO," said UFO researcher Scott C Waring. http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/viewnews.php?id=247645
Thanks to Chuck Harris
Steven Bassett Put Together a Great Citizens Hearings on Disclosure
Six former Congress members were convinced about UFOs, but not the news media.
National Press Club Hearings on Disclosure
Alexandra Petri, Published: May 3, 2013 in Washington Post stated in part, "The activist Stephen Bassett observed that this subject is a third rail for media and public officials. "You can be gay and have five wives and you can do anything and get out of the closet on it and it'll be no problem but this… watch out, your careers on the line. The social opprobrium attached to this issue was launched in 1953… little green men ha ha ha ha ha."
"It's not just the government doing the embargo," he adds. "We are doing it because we have been brainwashed to laugh at it." At a certain point it became impossible to argue.
Daniel Sheehan, a panelist, suggested that the Pope and the Queen of England be the first to tell us ("they're the same age") although "If they were to make an announcement that indeed UFOs are visiting…the younger generation would push for an earthling orientation." Thanks to the Washington Post.
Note: The Queen's husband Prince Phillip has been interviewing aircrews who spotted UFOs for years.
Thousands of Airline Pilots Witness UFOs
WASHINGTON Captain Jim Courant at left sat next to me at the Citizens Disclosure Hearings and stated Airline pilots often see unidentified flying objects, but very few report it because of ridicule and possible loss of their jobs. Captain Jim Courant, a commercial pilot for over 31 years, says there are many more sightings that are just not reported.
"It is almost astounding how many people are in the know on this subject," he said, speaking before the Citizens Hearing on Disclosure at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. on May 3.
Courant has been researching and studying the phenomena of UFOs for years. He has collected over 3,000 books on UFOs and extraterrestrials, and hosted a television series on the issue titled "New Perspectives" which ran for three years.
He still flies for a commercial airline and because of his exposure on television has become known as an authority on UFO's and extraterrestrial encounters. He has been contacted, and still is, by many commercial airline and military pilots who are happy to discuss their UFO's encounters privately but do not want to talk publicly, fearing ridicule and in some cases retaliation.
"They are afraid," not so much about their status or their retirement benefits, but "they are more afraid for their families," he said.
He described the experience of one pilot who was flying a 747 over the Pacific in 1980, when he came across a UFO in front of him. "You won't believe what we saw," the pilot had said, according to Courant. "This thing was bigger that a 747."
Courant said the pilot told him that when he got to his destination in Japan, he "was debriefed and told never to talk about it again."
Courant told the hearing about his own encounter with a UFO. In 1995, he was flying near Albuquerque, New Mexico, when he and his co-pilot saw a blue green oval shape approaching from the left. "In a flash of burning white light, the object suddenly shot up at a 45 degree angle," he told the hearing. Four other pilots reported to the air traffic control tower that they had also seen the object.
"One pilot said it must have been a meteor," Courant recounted, adding, "I got on and said 'Since when does a meteor go back up?'" When asked about his co-pilot's reaction in a telephone conversation following the Disclosure hearing, Courant said, "He refused to discuss it and has never flown with me again."
Courant showed a copy of "The Fire Officer's Guide to Disaster Control," that was published in these files in 2008. Chapter 13 is located at http://www.nationalufocenter.com/ in Curiosities [i].
Courant said pilots have reported seeing a variety of craft that appear suddenly and move at speeds impossible with present technology. Reports include cigar shaped craft, triangular craft, and some that are the size of an aircraft carrier or larger.
He says airline pilots are "very serious in their profession" and not likely to make exaggerations.
The website NAPCAR, co-founded in 1999, by Dr. Richard F. Haines, a recognized specialist in UFOs and a former Chief Scientist at NASA's Ames Research Center, has been effective at documenting over 3,500 sightings by military, commercial pilots, but Courant says more needs to be done. UFO sightings are only "the tip of the iceberg" in terms of what has been experienced and what is known about extraterrestrials, he said. "There are certain things I have been privy to, but I can't get into that here," he told the hearing.
Courant said it was time for the United States government to come clean with what its agencies have documented and learned through decades of extraterrestrial encounters.
Airline pilots know what they have seen; he said and should be able to talk about it without fear of ridicule. Thanks to the airline flying UFO
Star Trek into Darkness
New Star Trek Into Darkness movie- When the crew of the Enterprise is called back home, they find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization has detonated the fleet leaving our world in a state of crisis. With a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one man weapon of mass destruction. As our heroes are propelled into an epic chess game of life and death, love will be challenged, friendships will be torn apart, and sacrifices must be made for the only family Kirk has left: his crew. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1408101/mediaindex?page=2
Ray Fowler is Well
Ray Fowler writes "Thought I should let you know that I am very much alive and very, very healthy. My doctor tells me that I will live to be 100 so please refrain from informing people of my death" Best, Ray Fowler who writes about the Paperback Edition of Watchers II!
This is the fourth book in a fascinating series which follows the longest and most well-documented case of interaction between aliens and human beings. The first three volumes describe the strange interactions between a couple and the alien presence involving mysterious unmarked helicopters, strange paranormal experiences and time loss abductions.
The book reveals the paranormal metaphysical and spiritual dimensions of what the abduction encounter is pointing toward. It is a whole new understanding of what reality and life is all about for human beings. It reveals the positive side of alien contact- the opportunity to gain new insights into the spiritual dimensions of reality and to discover how aliens have played a major role in the development of our religious history. Thanks to Ray Fowler
Israel's Airstrike on Syria Effective
Israel's airstrike on Syria was timed to precede a- rebel offensive against President Bashar Al-Assad's forces according to Egyptian and Jordanian intelligence sources. Al Qaeda-led forces are allegedly advancing on Damascus in coordination with the air strikes. Last week's strikes target was Fatah 110 missiles, which have very precise guidance system with a better aim than anything Lebanese Shiite Hezbollah has in its arsenal. Israel will not allow sophisticated weapons to flow from Syria to the Lebanese Hezbollah militia.
The main concern for the Lebanese Hezbollah movement is that the collapse of the Syrian regime and its replacement by one led by the overwhelmingly Sunni opposition that will undermine its dominant role in Lebanon. The movement has long relied on Syria for the transshipment of arms supplied by its chief ally, Iran.
This photo released by the Iranian Defense Ministry, claims to show the upgraded surface-to-surface Fateh-110 missile at an undisclosed location, in Iran. The Fateh-110, or "Conqueror" in Farsi, is a short-range ballistic missile developed by Iran. The Islamic Republic unveiled an upgraded version last year that improved the weapon's accuracy and increased its range to 300 kilometers (185 miles). Iranian Defense Minister Gen. Ahmad Vahidi said at the time that the solid-fueled missile could strike with precision, making it the most accurate weapon of its kind in Iran's arsenal.
Reports indicate Israel's weekend airstrike on Jamraya Military Research Complex near the Syrian capital of Damascus killed at least 42 Syrian soldiers, based information from military hospitals. Some reports claimed at least 100 Syrian Army troops were killed.
Apparently, Syria's sophisticated air defense system has been "substantially" degraded during two years of civil war. The air defense system is was the chief reason the US declined to establish a no fly zone over Syria.
In the weeks preceding the airstrike, the Syrian Army had scored notable victories against FSA rebels taking back much of Homs a major industrial center the third largest city in Syria of 653,000 people. Thanks to Reuters.
Sympathy and Gratitude
Dr. Marco Polo writes, "Dear Maj. Filer: You should know that your loyal readers are praying for you and for your loved ones. We know how it feels to lose so many near and dear to you, and those of us who trust in the Lord know that He has His reasons, and those reasons are always for the best. Still, you are here and I want you to know that you are not alone.
We who follow Filer's Files weekly are so grateful to you for your commitment and courage to doing this vital work. A great shadow looms over America if she tries to hide this secret much longer. Those who love freedom are not afraid of the light of truth. Our blessed Lord Jesus spoke about Truth and preached Truth. He was not afraid for He knew that Truth frees us from ignorance and sin.
Anyhow, sir, thank you sincerely for all you do and have done. May God and Christ bless you forever, and may Life be sweeter for you." Best regards, Dr. Marco Polo, Psychologist. Toronto Canada
Victoria and Liz Were the Light of the World
My lovely daughters Vic and Liz both passed away during the last few months due to illness. I'm suffering from the agony of separation from them and they are greatly missed. They gave me the gift of faith and realization that there is a Giver of life.
And I think faith is a gift that provides strength and happiness.
As Vicky approached death I assured her that the body of evidence shows she was not coming to the end of existence, but to the beginning of another journey. The Bible names God as the source of immortality, who created us in His likeness, and that His plan is to welcome His children eventually into His eternal home.
There will be a Memorial Service for Dr. Victoria Anne Filer at 3 PM Saturday May 18, 2013 at the Come Alive New Testament Church, 240 Old Marlton Pike Medford, New Jersey.
You are all invited.
Sightings in the United States
Arkansas Moving Lights
WALDRON -- On April 6, 2013, we decided to go back and see what we could see, since I just purchased a very nice Nikon D5200 DSLR camera, tripod, wide-angle lenses and large SD card. We wanted to capture something on film, so, I took my dad and two sisters out for a few hours of photography.
After not seeing anything, and taking 196 time-lapse fifteen second photos, I got home and began looking at the pictures. There was an odd streak and I brightened the image and saw a lot more streaks. Nothing can account for the luminescence captured since there was very little light. This is only one of 200 photos that show movement. I did brighten the image to see more detail.
My father and I first witnessed odd objects in the night sky at Poteau River Site 13 Lake Hinkle Dam (just Southwest of Waldron, Arkansas) in the late 1990s on a night fishing trip. Thanks.
California Cylinder
Hacienda Heights -- I am a state licensed branch 3 (WDO Inspector #43953), or better known as a "Termite" Inspector. I take pix during my inspections to document my findings. Later on May 10, 2013, while going over the inspection pictures I noticed an anomaly in one of the last shots I took while facing west.
I am not claiming this to be a ufo, but it seems to have solidity and was silent. To be honest, it looks a lot like a drywood termite swarmer (IRONIC), but a bug would not show up like this unless it was huge---not to mention, dry wood termites don't start their swarming season until September. I was using my IPHONE 5 to take the pictures. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Colorado Disc
Denver -- A man in, Colorado videotaped a fast-moving UFO several times during November 2012. He sent the video to local news channel FOX 31 who sent their own camera crew to attempt to videotape the UFO, which had been appearing at the same location and time of day. The FOX 31 cameras did succeed in capturing the object on November 8, 2012. Thanks to Frank Chille http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8X6zquGFnk
Florida Ring
MIAMI -- My friend looked up at the sky this morning on May 15, 2013, and noticed the sun had a perfectly circular rainbow around it.
He captured it on a digital camera and noticed in the picture the presence of a small white orb just to the right of the sun. It is a clear photo that should be examined further.
Thanks to MUFON CMS
Illinois Rectangle and Orbs
URBANA – The witness phoned me and we talked for an hour. She states, "It was January 2002, on a cold, crisp clear night while I was in Grad School at the University of Illinois and was walking my dogs with a friend. We got to the south side of my building and saw five objects traveling northeast in a group in various patterns. They moved smoothly and silently. They started firing what looked like red laser beams straight out in front of them, straight down, and diagonally downward. The beams seemed to disintegrate after a bit."
On the second pass, the last and fifth object was very low and the size of a football stadium! It was immense and passed directly over us with a barely audible hum heading northeast. It was a large rectangle with tapered corners at the front (see my sketch). The bottom was grey steel material. It had intricate grooves, nooks and crannies. It looked extremely sophisticated with a round hatch door in the middle of the bottom surrounded by multicolor lights. It was like the Gravitron Amusement Park Ride. As it passed over us, the hatch opened and an extremely bright white light flashed on and started strobbing, as if taking photographs.
My friend and numerous students on their balconies saw it. The rectangle circled to the left and it passed us again. I felt terribly frightened, and was surprised there was no news coverage
I called the Champaign airport control tower and Rantoul Air Force Base who said they saw nothing. I called my friend who was Marine and commercial pilot who told me we do not have the technology for what I described, and it would not have been silent. I'm a devout Christian, and I believe that God will protect me from whatever that was. My husband who is an engineer believes me and we know it was not manmade. I find it fascinating and terrifying. Thanks to MUFON CMS
JOLIET – My roommate and I were getting ready for bed at 1:29 AM, my roommate called me over to the window and we saw a orange light shaped like orbs moving north on May 12, 2013. It stopped near our house high in the sky but still large enough to see. It stopped above our neighborhood and split into five similar balls in a triangle formation. We then got his brother and went outside as the orbs rotated to face east and then moved off into the distance and out of sight. We all were a little shaken by what we saw but none of us were freaking out. We then contacted a friend who lived close by and he saw the same exact thing and was able to get a picture. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Indiana Light
MADISON -- I saw what looked like the moon but it was reddish orange and the moon was on the other side of me on May 13, 2013. It reminded me of the sun setting two hours before and had the shape of a crescent moon. I went inside to plug in my camera and when I came back out I couldn't see it. One minute later my son saw it again that looked like a black full circle on the inside and orange on the outer ring looking like an eclipse.
I was able to get a few pictures before my camera died while it looked like a crescent moon but I wasn't able to get one of the full circle. I lost sight of it has it dropped down like the sun does at sunset. I am often taking shots of the stars and moon but I haven't and clue what it was that I and my 13 year old son seen. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Massachusetts Unknown Aircraft
QUINCY (CBS) – A mystery in Quincy continues to deepen: Who is flying around the city from dusk to dawn, for the past ten days or so? "It's frightening, not just weird, but frightening," said one resident of the Wollaston section. Every night for nearly the last two weeks, residents have spotted a low-flying aircraft doing loops over the city. WBZ has learned the FAA knows what's going on, but the agency isn't telling. "I mean it is strange. I don't know if they're looking for somebody, I have no idea," one resident told WBZ. It's not the state or local police doing the flying, and the FAA is giving out little information, even to city officials. "It's frustrating, it really is," says City Councilor Brian Palmucci. I asked, 'Is it a law enforcement flight? Can we tell people that?' He said, 'I can't tell you.'" Thanks to Claude DiDomenica* http://secretaryofinnovation.com/ Note: These are Possible Homeland Security Flights.
Michigan Jets Chase a Strange Object
On May 8, 2013, my wife and I stepped on our south facing deck when my wife said, "Is that a satellite?" Pointing to a bright star in between small round clouds, I said no but looked straight up and in between the clouds there were three small clusters of lights in a triangle shape. My first thought was that it was three jets in a real tight formation. I said they must be military. The lights were a dim red, not blinking or anything. I couldn't tell the speed as the little round clouds covered the lights at 9:47 Pm. For the five seconds I observed the lights, they didn't appear to be moving very fast and heading north. While I was looking straight up and my wife said, "Look northeast."
Out of the clouds came a bright solid light heading southeast fast! I looked up over the house to see white blinking lights of two jets that were in pursuit of the object. The object flew out of sight to the southeast while the jets followed. The time was May 8, 2013. I called The National UFO Reporting Center and TV 7@4 News but no one else had called. NOTE: The above image is a rendering. Ken Pfeifer MUFON NJ www.worldufophotos.org
Missouri Lights
Slater – I'm at home and can see the changing shapes of lights in the sky ever since March 28, 2013. The small lights fly into larger lights and are hanging in the sky.
The small lights fly in straight jerky lines, swirling lines, shooting off and coming back, and taking different shapes and flying from one large "light" to another large "light". The image is typical. Thanks to MUFON CMS
New Jersey Ball of Fire
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP -- I noticed an object flying above the Atlantic City Expressway that I realized was too close to be a star on May 9, 2013. It was a very bright yellow and light was emanating from it. I quickly turned to my sister and said "What in the world is that?" She mentioned that she had seen one before a few winters ago. By this time the kids are looking out the window and they are beginning to panic.
After looking at the object for a few seconds, it shot out a ball of fire that left a trail of light and gradually came to a complete stop below the main ball of light. When the fireball stopped it completely changed to a yellow color just like the first craft, after a few seconds, both balls of light completely disappeared. We were shocked and noticed how fuzzy the radio had gotten. After a few seconds the radio station we were listening to was back to normal.
Earlier in the day we saw military drones flying in the area for four hours and two military cargo planes and jet fighters. Thanks to MUFON CMS
New York Roller Coaster Light
BAYPORT -- I was indoors on April 6, 2013, when I heard my older sister calling me frantically, "Look A UFO!" (I am 61 and my sister is 63). When I got outside I was looking at a roller coaster ride up in the sky about 50 feet above the distant treeline. A roller coaster ride though has a beginning and an end which I couldn't see. When this roller coaster just kept traveling, I thought - wait a minute, that's not possible. I realized something was wrong.
The objects were reddish orange balls and seemed to be in groups of 4-6 connected in groups that were part of a train that undulate up and down. They emitted a glow like trail from each of the group of balls.
They were going up and down, side-ways and moving in a direction - very much like a roller coaster would, except much more exaggerated as they got closer, or moved in a direction. They were coming from the South shore. This train of roller coaster lights moved slightly west, towards us. I ran to get a digital camera, and started to take photos. They seemed to slow down and spread apart always moving but some of the lights froze as I took pictures. They regrouped after a few seconds and flew north,- until the lights seemed to fade out.
They were about 100 feet altitude about a mile away. We saw commercial jets that flew slower and looked primitive compared to how these other objects traveled. I was very nervous and took three photos and called 911 and I was instructed to call some government agency that dealt with reports of terrestrial air plane problems. Thanks to MUFON CMS
North Carolina Triangle
New Hanover County -- Jim Sutton writes, "This was taken by and sent to me by a friend Jack Smith in New Hanover County.
"Jim says, "I got this about 3:50 PM this afternoon on May 12. 2013"
Thanks to Jim Sutton
Oregon Flame
Forest Grove – On May 6, 2013, about 9:15 pm, I was taking an evening walk after sundown when I noticed a slowly moving light in the sky above the northwest horizon. At first I thought it was the headlight of a private aircraft at a few thousand feet altitude, but it had a strange color. After a minute or so, I realized it had no red or green nav lights, nor any flashing lights; just a bright steady coppery colored light. It was close to the color of a sodium vapor street light similar in size to Venus but much brighter. It traveled in a steady, straight line to the southeast. There was no sound that I could hear.
Once it passed overhead the light became somewhat flicking but of the same color and intensity and disappeared behind some trees. The event lasted five minutes from when I first observed it.
I am inclined to think it may have been a rocket, or a spacecraft re-entering the atmosphere but I checked the news and web sites and found nothing. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Texas Triangle Pattern
North Richland Hill -- UFO/orbs/triangle formation witnessed hovering for a period of over an hour on May 4, 2013. After hearing a loud boom I rushed outside to investigate.
Not claiming boom was related, but very ironic timing if it's not related directly in my line of vision after walking out front was the UFO, essentially commanding my attention.
I have had reoccurring dreams for many years about seeing lights in the sky from the same vantage point, so that helped to command my attention.
The more I observed it, and the more others around me observed it, it became quickly apparent that it was not an aircraft. A couple days later that I discovered the triangle pattern, and coordinated maneuver while editing the footage. That was when the full truth finally sunk in. I have at least five witnesses from three vantage points of video footage to back me up. My wife and I even viewed the object through binoculars and clearly saw the strange light patterns through the binoculars as well. Even while witnessing these objects in person, I didn't fully see or comprehend the multiple objects in formation. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Sugar Land -- Took photo of severe storm. Nothing was visible to the eye. Didn't notice "lights" until later when looking at picture. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Virginia Orb
Suffolk -- Taking photographs of a cloudy sky I captured this anomaly on May 12, 2013.
I did not notice the object while taking the photo.
Thanks to MUFON CMS
Washington DC
We were walking through the woods at night on May 12, 2013, looking in the sky and our friend pointed it out an alien UFO or something. It was a black triangle shaped object and in the corner of all three edges of the triangle was a bright white light. It suddenly appeared literally out of nowhere and then drifted to the side before it stopped in mid flight and started to hover.
Then its three triangular lights changed to one single bright white light and disappeared. We were so scared because we were in the middle of the woods and we started freaking out and were terrified. It just disappeared right in front of us! Thanks to MUFON CMS
Wisconsin Lights
Burlington -- On May 4, 2013 around 9:35 PM my husband went out to our car and immediately ran into the house screaming my name. When I got outside I saw almost directly over our home bright orangish orbs. I watched for a minute and realized they were not Chinese lanterns. But these "orbs," were following one another in a horizontal line. After seeing three groups of four, the last group had an orb that stopped mid air and went another direction. After it left the pack it stopped again, dropped and disappeared from the sky.
Some neighbors were having an outdoor BBQ and were screaming out asking: "What was that?" We got into our car and attempted to follow the orbs but they shot away and disappeared. Thanks to MUFON CMS
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Worldwide Sightings
Argentina Photograph
MATERIAL – I already sent this photograph to you showing strange objects.
My name is Marcela. The photograph shows two sets of lights with a triangle of lights at the top.
Thanks to Maqui Q [ email@example.com]
Australia Cylinder
Launceston – The witness reports seeing a long grey metallic cylinder shaped UFO that is rounded at both ends with even spaced things on side, like large rivets. These could be windows or portholes. The hovering cylinder was over head facing west at about 2,000 feet high on a bright sunny day on January 10, 1954. With the earth revolving to the east it was slowly moving west.
When my father came in for lunch I said, "What is that?"
He looked up and said, "I don't know." I have always wondered what it was and after lunch it was not there. I was about six years old then. Thanks to MUFON CMS
DARLINGTON, PERTH – Rob Hartland writes, "This website was created to share images of unusual craft (UFOs) that I have been photographing in the day-time sky over our house in Darlington in the Perth Hills of Western Australia since early November 2012." We don't see these craft with the naked eye but detect them on the digital images when viewing and enlarging them on a computer screen. I use a compact digital camera, the Sony Cybershot DSC-RX100, which has a 20 megapixel / 1 inch CMOS sensor to take high resolution images which are later enhanced using a photo-enhancing program like Adobe Photoshop.
These craft are fast-moving and fly at fairly high altitude as I usually focus the camera on the edges of mid- to high-altitude clouds. I usually take a series of 20 to 30 photos on continuous shooting mode with a fraction of a second between each photo. When captured, most of the times these craft are present in only one and occasionally two of the series of 20 images. I usually take about 300 images at a time, especially when there are wispy high-altitude clouds. On some days there may be craft present in more than 5% of the photos, although many are too small for enhancing so I only look for the really good ones.
The big question is who is flying these craft? In some images it almost looks like you can see occupants. Thanks to Rob Hartland www.whispyclouds.net
Canada Object
Toronto -- On May 8, 2013, at 7:45 pm, the plane West Jet flight 629 was descending to Toronto Pearson Airport for landing, and traveling at 361 mph and 5500 feet according to the information/entertainment display screen behind the seat.
I was looking out the window and saw an object that flew from the front to the back of the aircraft. I couldn't tell if the object was stationary or moving. A boy about 7 years old sat behind me was also looking out the window and asked, "What is that?"
The object was in clear view a 1000 feet below the right side of the plane. It was square, had no wings, beige in color, and relatively big. By comparing the object with the jet engine view, the cross section of the object is about 10% of the jet engine air intake diameter. The whole event lasted for a second. It was an amazing sighting and a second seemed quite a long time. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Montreal -- I was driving along Champlain Boulevard in LaSalle and noticed a plane in the sky with another object beneath it on May 7, 2013. My first thought was that it was a helicopter, but it was really going fast. The plane was flying at 45-50 degrees above the object was like 25-30 degrees above the horizon. This object descended really fast like it just dropped, to about 10 degrees above the horizon and flew at a really fast clip to the north. I watched it for about three minutes before it disappeared. I kept thinking that I don't recall planes flying that low at that speed over a city. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Chile Lights
Residents of Argentina and Chile looked into the sky last night and saw this huge group of lights in the sky.
Was it an alien space craft or perhaps a group of well controlled meteorites?
Published on May 11, 2013. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7b7Hcx1qlY
New Zealand Strange lights spotted
CHRISTCHURCH -- Published May 12, 2013 by Shahra Walsh. The release of "wish lanterns" at a birthday celebration for a cancer sufferer may explain "strange" lights seen in the skies last night. The Chinese Lanterns were released in Fendalton for Danelle Wakefield who has a rare shoulder cancer .
A witness saw "strange lights" over Bryndwr last night and states. "My husband and I were leaving our property on Aorangi Road at 8 pm when we saw strange lights in the southern sky. When I first looked they appeared to be fireworks, however they were not as they remained bright orange in color and in a formation of 12 lights moving at the same rate," she said. The pair saw the lights head north in two groups.
"We turned the car engine off and stood on the road looking at them as they moved slowly, steadily and silently."One of the lights trailed behind the rest and moved faster than the others horizontally in an easterly direction."
The couple took a video of the lights on their mobile phone and say the lights appeared to travel just above the clouds. "As they passed overhead their orange glow slowly dimmed and they went to a grey color and could be seen to be circular in shape. There were no flashing wing tip lights to indicate an aircraft." Katie Ferguson and her flat mate also saw the lights. "He saw 12 lights [and] yelled out. I raced out to look and I could see six orange lights hovering in the same place. "They were in two groups of three, then they distanced themselves from another and moved rapidly away," she said.
Nathan Hanna said the lights traveled north against the easterly breeze. One even appeared to move independently in an opposite direction at one point. "I can't say what the UFOs were, but can safely say they weren't lanterns," he said.
UK/England Lights
Shropshire -- Darren Perks writes, "I wanted to share this video I took in Shropshire at the end of April 2013, so that you could share it with your readers of the files." In the video a star like object moves quickly from the top of screen to the bottom through a series of stars.
Please see the video here on my YouTube: http://youtu.be/uM_y3hA5UTI
It is highly unusual for satellites to behave in this way although I'm not ruling them out. But they are unidentified as they were too high for any conventional or military aircraft. There were moving in space and the digital night vision equipment I was using was easily able to pick them up and track them. I film allot of things like this in the skies above the UK and this is just one example. Hope you can use it and thanks for your time. Thanks to MUFON CMS
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