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The oldest trolleybus in the collection at Sandtoft is Mexborough & Swinton 34, WW4668. It was part of an order for six Garrett O types with Garrett B32C bodywork and was completed on 31 December 1927, entering service in February 1928; a further nine Garretts entered service in 1928 followed by twelve more in 1929 and a final three in 1930. All thirty Garretts were similar although all but the first six were delivered with front bumpers. 42, the last to be withdrawn, survived until 1950 although it had been out of service for some years during its years of service due to an accident and subsequent rebuilding.
Photo taken Saturday 25 July 2015, Sandtoft
Doncaster Corporation 394, EWT479, was an ex-Mexborough Sunbeam W of 1943, rebodied by Roe in 1955.
Photo taken 1963, Beckett Road, Doncaster
Mexborough and Swinton 15, GUF667, a Leyland PD1 with Park Royal H32/26R body which started life in 1946 with Southdown as a 54 seater. In 1963, it was bought by Mexborough and Swinton who added four more seats before entering service.
Photo taken Friday 6 August 1965, Greasbrough Road/Bridge Street, Rotherham
Mexborough and Swinton 8, FWX892, was the second of the 1947 batch of post war fleet renewals. Having the more rounded bodywork than the 1943 deliveries, it was still on the Sunbeam W chassis rather than the later F4, one of which can be seen following. At the closure of the system this vehicle's chassis appears not to have been sold for further use elsewhere.
Photo taken Saturday 20 August 1960, Rockingham Road, Swinton
Mexborough & Swinton 10, FWX894, a Sunbeam W with Brush B35C body dating from 1947.
Photo taken Saturday 9 January 1960, Welfare Avenue, Conanby
Bradford 842, FWX912, a Sunbeam F4 with East Lancs H37/29F body. New in 1948 as a single decker to Mexborough and Swinton, the chassis was brought by Bradford in 1961 and the new double-deck body added before entering service.
Photo taken Thursday 30 July 1964, Bank Street/Broadway
Mexborough and Swinton replaced almost their entire trolleybus fleet post war with 39 similar single deckers. The first 6 were delivered in 1943 to a utility design, the remainder between 1947 and 1950 having more rounded styling. 33, FWX917, is a 1948 Sunbeam F4 with Brush bodywork, seating 35 (32 when delivered).
Photo taken Saturday 20 August 1960, Church St., Swinton
Mexborough & Swinton 35, FWX919, a Sunbeam F4 with Brush B32C body new in 1948, seen a month before the system closed.
Photo taken February 1961, Conisborough High
Mexborough & Swinton Training Bus 39, JCD39, a Leyland Titan PD2/1 with Leyland H28/26R body, new in 1948 as Southdown 339.
Photo taken September 1968, Mexborough & Swinton Depot, Rawmarsh
Mexborough and Swinton 20, JCD39, a Leyland PD2/1 with Leyland H54R body, new to Southdown in 1948 (numbered 339 in their fleet) and sold to Mexborough in late 1964.
Photo taken Friday 6 August 1965, Frederick Street, Rotherham
Mexborough & Swinton 24, KUF723, a Leyland PD2/12 with Leyland H32/26RD body of 1951, was ex-Southdown 723.
Photo taken 1966, Rotherham Bus Station
Mexborough and Swinton 41, MWU141, a Leyland Tiger Cub PSUC1 with Weymann B44F body, new in 1954
Photo taken Wednesday 5 August 1964, Frederick Street, Rotherham
Mexborough & Swinton former 104, LUF639, a Leyland Royal Tiger PSU1/15 with Leyland C41C body, new in 1952 as Southdown 1639. It passed to M&S in 1964 and was converted into this towing vehicle in 1966.
Photo taken September 1968, Mexborough & Swinton Depot, Rawmarsh
Mexborough & Swinton 1, 7001WU, a Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 with Weymann L39/33F body, new in 1960, and 17, RWY517F, a Daimler Fleetline CRG6LX with Northern Counties H44/33F body, new in 1967.
Photo taken September 1968, Mexborough & Swinton Depot, Rawmarsh
Mexborough and Swinton 4, 7004WU, one of a batch of 14 Leyland Atlantean PDR1 with Weymann L39/33F bodies, bought between 1960 and 1962 to replace their famous single deck trolleybuses.
Photo taken Friday 6 August 1965, Greasbrough Road/Bridge Street, Rotherham
Former Mexborough & Swinton 11, 7011WU, was a Weymann-bodied Atlantean PDR1/1 from 1960, seen following the takeover by NBC Yorkshire Traction.
Photo taken 1972, Rawmarsh Depot
Mexborough & Swinton 57, YWT57, a Leyland Tiger Cub PSUC1 with Weymann B42F body, built in 1960.
Photo taken Friday 6 August 1965, Bridge Street, Rotherham
Baddeley Bros., Holmfirth, TDO294, a Bedford SB1 with Yeates Pegasus DP44F body. New to Camplin, Donington in 1961, it surprisingly passed to Mexborough & Swinton and lasted until the merger with Yorkshire Traction.
Photo taken February 1971, Crowedge
West Riding 247, RWY516F, was ex-Mexborough & Swinton 16, a Daimler Fleetline with Northern Counties H44/33F body dating from 1967. It was sold to West Riding in 1969 and became fleet number 613 in 1971.
Photo taken 1969, St Peter's Street, Leeds
Mexborough & Swinton 1, 7001WU, a Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 with Weymann L39/33F body, new in 1960, and 17, RWY517F, a Daimler Fleetline CRG6LX with Northern Counties H44/33F body, new in 1967.
Photo taken September 1968, Mexborough & Swinton Depot, Rawmarsh


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Location: Washington, D.C.
Enter HRC and Huma Abedin; already in the room are two FBI agents, Peter Strzok and Agent P.
HRC: Good morning, gentlemen. So glad you can accommodate us here today.
Strzok: Good morning, Madam President. You are most welcome. I am so glad to meet you face to face; it's been a dream and a true honor.
HRC: Of course. See if they are wearing any wires, Huma.
Abedin: Do I have to? Can't we trust them?
HRC: Trust but verify! Search them and if you won't, I will just have them strip so we can see what Lisa gets that's so good. Well?
Abedin: Fine. It's bad enough having to look at Anthony's weiner much less his!
(She pats down Strzok and Agent P.) They are clean.
Strzok: You know, that felt good! We should do it again!
HRC: Shut up! Let's get on with this. Agent P. go make us some coffee. Make sure you roast and grind the beans real slooooow, catch my drift?
Agent P.: Jawohl! I mean, yes, Madam President! (He leaves the room.)
HRC: Peter, on my way over here, I remembered a certain nursery rhyme. Want to hear my version of it?
Strzok: Why, yes, Madam President!
HRC: Say it Huma!
Abedin: I can't remember it very well!
HRC: What the f$#k! It's a nursery rhyme, how can you not remember it?
Abedin: But it rolls off your masterful tongue so much better, Madam President!
HRC: Don't patronize me or I'll have you sleeping with Anthony again!
Abedin: Please, not in front of the help!
HRC: Okay, okay! Peter, you listen and listen well, got it?
Strzok: Yes, Madam President!
HRC (clears her throat): Peter, Peter, conspirator
With many others and a lover
Peter may have to go to jail
Where he'll be loved without fail!
Strzok (clapping but looking somewhat worried): Excellent! Most excellent! Ma'am!
HRC: See here Peter, you'll do what I say and from here on out you'll be most favored! Understand?
Strzok: Absolutely, yes!
HRC: Now, did you bring Comey's draft?
Strzok: Yes!
(Gives her a document.)
HRC (reads document, shaking her head as she does so. Done, she clears her throat.): We are going to have a few fixes her, Peter. You know what "gross negligence" here suggests?
Strzok: Something criminal?
HRC: That's right, Peter. Smart boy! Now why would anybody suggest that I'm a criminal when my f$#king opponent is that tasteless loser? You've got the guaranteed loser part figured out, right?
Strzok: An insurance policy against that douche winning, yes, Ma'am!
HRC: What do you know about douches, Peter?
Strzok: Nothing, Madam President, it's just an expression.
HRC: I see! Well, we're going to have to fix this draft, just like I said! It will take me some time to get it right. Understood?
Strzok: Yes, Ma'am.
HRC: Now, about my electronic devices, they've been destroyed?
Strzok: Naturally!
HRC: And they weren't any attempts to read them?
Strzok: None whatsoever!
HRC: Good, good!
Strzok: It's highly commendable that Madam President knows what questions to ask!
HRC: You don't actually believe the stuff you see on Fox News do you?
Strzok: Why, no, Madam President; of course not! But that clip about wiping servers with a cloth or something…
HRC: What the f$#k are you doing watching that channel anyway? I knew it! I knew it! I can't trust anyone!
Strzok: But Ma'am…
HRC: Don't f#$king but me…I said that to fool all those deplorables and Walmart shoppers…you know the people I am talking about! They eat up this crap just like they buy into the missing emails being about doing yoga and Chelsea's wedding! Don't you get it?
Strzok: Yes, yes! I do! That Gruber guy was right!
HRC: Damned right he was! Don't you ever, ever question my judgment again. Understand?
Strzok: Yes! Madam President, there's another pressing matter?
HRC: And that is?
Strzok: Bernie Sanders, Ma'am. What do you want to do to keep his mind right?
HRC: Don't worry about that old fool! I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse. We've got it covered.
Strzok: I'm sorry to have to bring this up, Madam President but as I understand it, Loretta stays put as AG, Comey as Director, McCabe as Deputy and, and…
HRC: I know, I know. They are too many good people to mention. Look, I take care of my friends. Under my administration I intend to form a very, very, special, elite, unit, you may get to lead it!
Strzok: Inside the FBI?
HRC: Out of the White House! Ever heard of the Gestapo, Peter?
Strzok: Don't compare us to them, yet, Madam President. We aspire, that's all!
HRC: I know. But there's our model. If these right wing motherf$#kers think Lois Lerner was a big deal; they'll soon get straightened out!
Strzok: I'm so looking forward to it! Bravo!
HRC: What else do we have to talk about to make this look good, Peter? Want to hear about my grandkids?
Strzok: Why, yes! Absolutely!
(Four hours or so later, HRC and Huma Abedin leaves. Coffee was never served; Agent P. never re-entered the room.)

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By Steve Troxel
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There is no more dramatic example of a Christ-changed life than the Apostle Paul. While on his way to Damascus to capture Christians and put them in jail, Jesus blinded Paul and asked: "Why do you persecute Me?" (Acts 9:4). When Paul asked who was speaking, Jesus replied: "I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting. Now get up and go into the city, and you will be told what you must do" (Acts 9:5-6).
Jesus identified Paul as "My chosen instrument to carry My name before the Gentiles and their kings and before the people of Israel" (Acts 9:15). This special selection did not make Paul perfect, but he was gifted with a close relationship with Jesus as well as special insight into the true gospel message.
Paul suffered many hardships and trials during his years of ministry. His life was continually threatened; he was beaten many times, placed in prison for extended periods, and faced the frustration of ministering to people who failed to truly appreciate his message. And yet, Paul weighed his trials on the scale of eternity.
2 Corinthians 4:16-17
"Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day. For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all."
Paul had learned "the secret of being content in any and every situation" (Philippians 4:12). This secret involved knowing who he was in Christ and viewing his life from the perspective of eternity. This secret gave him a new understanding of his trials.
Our life must no longer be viewed with a beginning and an end, but truly as being eternal. Though our days on earth may sometimes be difficult, our days are very few. A hundred years is not even a visible speck on the canvas of eternity. And the weight of our burdens vanish to nothing when compared to the glory of Heaven. This is the lasting power of an eternal perspective.
God's peace and contentment require us to expand our view to include an eternity we cannot see and a glory we may not understand; "I have told you these things, so that in Me you may have peace" (John 16:33). His peace is available today; it's available in our relationships, our work, our finances, our health, and our ministry.
Let's allow the world to see our confidence in His promised eternal glory by the peace which fills our life. Let's live by the faith of an eternal perspective and be renewed as we rightly consider ALL our trials to be light and momentary.
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MELBOURNE United assistant coach and a 346-game NBL veteran as a player, Mike Kelly, is the hot tip to succeed Aaron Fearne as coach of the Cairns Taipans.
Kelly, who averaged 10.2ppg, 3.9rpg and 3.3apg across a storied NBL career as first an import, then naturalised swingman at Hobart Devils, South East Melbourne Magic, Victoria Titans, Townsville Crocodiles and Wollongong (now Illawarra) Hawks, was most noted for his defensive capabilities.
He twice won the NBL Best Defensive Player award (in 1997, 1998), won a championship with the Magic in 1996 and was named Larry Sengstock Medallist as the Grand Final series MVP.
Returning to the US to start out on his coaching career, Kelly came back to Australia and assisted Shawn Dennis at Townsville Crocodiles before joining United's staff as Dean Demopoulos' lead assistant.
He continued this season-past alongside new Melbourne head coach Dean Vickerman and is ready to take on the hotseat.
Top candidates such as Tall Blacks and former Breakers coach Paul Henare and former Townsville coach Shawn Dennis – now coaching in Japan – are believed to have turned down the opportunity to take the reins in Cairns.


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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Simply stunning Ava Gardner
After just having seen the wonderful Pandora and the Flying Dutchman (1951) starring a young Ava Gardner and James Mason I thought I would look up Ava's biography and photos on the net. Apart from this movie being a great love story she wears some of the most beautiful clothes which I discovered were designed by Beatrice Dawson, originally from Britain.
Ava Gardner was an incredibly beautiful and exotic looking woman who was married three times. Her most famous marriage was to Frank Sinatra but sadly it ended in divorce. The only photo not from the movie is the one above of her in a hat. Couldn't resist posting it for its sheer elegance.
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What have I been up to lately, then? I've actually continued beeing very cultural! On saturday I went to see the famous big paintings by Monet at the l'Orangerie with the other foreign students. The paintings were really impressive! They covered the whole big wall! Then there were also these very lovely piano-paintings by Renoir.
This is a part of one of the Monet paintings. Quite nice, isn't it?
With us at the museum was also this Polish Erasmus-student and he had actually gone through the same thing as I did when I arrived! You know, with all the problems with the room. He also studies history here so it was the same coordinator who had erased him from the list! Even though he actually had gotten the confirmation letter, unlike me! And the worst thing of all was that at that point, there weren't any rooms left at this residence anymore, so he got a room at another residence on the other side of the town which will cost him 200€ more per month! Poor him! I just can't help wondering what the hell the coordinator has been thinking?! Is he bad at organizing or what? Really annoying. But it's good he found rooms for both of us anyway.
I've also noticed that you should never be in a hurry over here, and you shouldn't either plan anything important after meeting other people. Because after you've done what you were supposed to do, you always have to go for a coffee afterwards. Actually a very sweet habit but also very expensive as it's not very cheap to go to a café here in Paris. I guess most of my money reserved for food will go to hot chocolates and tea!
On sunday I met my old penfriend Rebecca here in Paris. That was very nice. We were walking around in Montmartre and also saw Moulin Rouge. And we talked french all the time, even though it would certainly have been much easier in english! But that was very good practise for me! And it actually felt much easier than usually since I was more relaxed and didn't worry so much about my pronunciation or if I used the right verb-form. As long as she understood what I wanted to say it was fine.
Afterwards I went to Musée d'Orsay with Sophie and the Polish guy, Marcin, to see more paintings and sculptures. But the museum over here are just so damn big that it's impossible to concentrate on everything. You just get so exhausted and in the end of the day everything just starts to spin around in your head.
Musée d'Orsay from the inside. It's been a trainstation before and that's probably why there's a huge clock in the end of the hall.
And this is a painting by Renoir I like very much... Maybe because of the dress. I adore these tournure-dresses! After all, that was what I wrote my proseminare about. I'd very much like to have a tournure-dress myself, but I guess those are pretty expensive...
After all these museums we really didn't feel like visiting any today. The weather was really awful so me and Sophie decided to stay indoors instead. We went to a shop that sold DVDs really cheap and bought some films for only 3,50€ each! Then we came back to my place and watched a movie while drinking all together 1 litre of hot chocolate! Jami! That is what I call a perfect way of spending a rainy day!
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Did I mention there were other ingredients in this beer other than hops? The malt bill was simple, but added the non-traditional angle – 99% Vienna and 1% Carfa II. This created a lovely amber colour, and the Nottingham yeast fermented at 17C gave a nice bright, clear beer.
And so on to the next brew, this time using the (dried) wild hop harvest. Something dark and hoppy perhaps…..


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Augmented Reality overlays the world we're experiencing with real time, digital information – travel directions, weather, what's around you – think Iron Man or Minority Report or yes, that's right - Google Glasses.
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Think about what really makes tick. What do you find yourself
dreaming about? What gets your heart pumping? What dreams
would you love to accomplish in your life time? If your lawn care
business success was guaranteed, what would you dare to shoot
Where are you going to be in 2 years? 5 years? Life is going to
pass no matter what you do so you might as well pursue your
dreams. While everyone else is going to work every day, you'll
be going to work on your dreams.
Fulfilling each will bring you abundance of joy and an immeasurable
sense of purpose. You'll have a drive and a sparkle in your eye
that people will notice.
It is vitally important that you always have a dream in your life
as you pursue owning a lawn business or making the one you
already have even better.
Dreams push you through challenges. Dreams help put a skip
in your step and a smile on your face.
You cannot be living the best life you can if you don't have a
dream you're pursuing. Your lawn care business is the vehicle
to help you accomplish it.
Dreaming can be tough for some. It may be hard to dream at
all or believe a dream can be achieved because we were raised
to 'come back to reality'. We were told we could never be that
person we dreamed of being. We became scared and decided
to give in to never putting our expectations out too far so we
would never be disappointed. This is a crippling mentality and
it's holding too many people back in the lawn mowing industry.
If you're at this place, you can change the way you've been taught
or the way you've been acting to not dream by changing your
thoughts. After all, isn't a dream but a thought.
Think about you going on that dream vacation. Think about you
actually buying that new truck. Think about growing your existing
lawn business twofold. Think about a marketing campaign so large
you advertise on prime time television in your city. Think about
you accomplishing all that you set your mind to.
Don't let your dreams die. Always have a dream
you're pursuing!
Emotion Plays a Part
Emotion always plays a part in someone hiring your lawn business. So never market without stirring up emotion in your readers.
The top selling emotions in lawn care business marketing are:
The Economy and You
By Daniel Pepper
Several times each week someone asks me what do I expect to happen over the next several months in the economy and the industry as a whole? What should people do and not do? Will things change? Will all the rules change too? How should we prepare?
Well, I'm no psychic, but I can share with you my thoughts.
When preparing for anything I've found that there are key principles that we should follow and be guided by.
First, let me say that life is like the 4 seasons. Its about predictable patterns of change. Like blossums in the Spring. Heat in the Summer. Leaves coming down in the Fall. And snow in the Winter.
As we approach each and every day, a good economy or a bad one, the only constant and controlled factor in life is our feelings and attitudes toward the things we face. A big obstacle we all face is that we must learn to experience the changing seasons of life without being changed by them. This means we must make a continuous effort to improve ourselves in the face of ever changing situations and circumstances.
That is why I always bring up the value of attitude. It is our natural desire to grow, to succeed, to prosper, and to find happiness while we are here. But, as we all know, it can take considerable effort to continue towards our dreams when our results, as well as our family and friends, tell us to walk away and give up.
On the other hand, and this is key, it takes little to no effort to fail. It takes little more than feeding our fears and letting our attitude get to the place of giving up on life, on a positive future, and on ourselves.
Here's a thought to ponder: It is strange to think that of all the things in life that we have control over (our attitude), it is the one thing we act as if we have no control over.
You see our attitude determines if we press on or give up, we study or give into watching useless TV. By our attitude, we take responsibility for our mistakes and failures, or we point the finger at others. Our attitude determines whether we succeed or fail.
Your attitude in life determines your thoughts, and thoughts determine action, and action determines results. All that we are, and all that we can accomplish has been left in our hands. For the rest of your days, you have the chance to complete the work in and for yourself that God has begun for you. Whether you believe in God or not, in the seasons of life that we all face, your attitude is everything.
Until next time...
Fertilizer For Your Mind
You must get good at one of two things: sowing in the spring or begging in the fall.
God has the tough end of the deal. What if instead of planting the seed you had to make the tree? That would keep you up late at night, trying to figure that one out.
Plant, don't chant.
One of my good friends always says, "Things don't just happen; things happen just."
The soil says, "Don't bring me your need, bring me your seed."
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Chapter 4: Indecision
A second reason that robs people of wealth with a lawn business is the person doesn't make a decision to be successful. Even if she reads this formula cover to cover, several times while taking notes, nothing changes until she makes a firm decision to do something different. Even if I show up at her front door and manage to convince her that she could become rich if she just followed my instructions, if she doesn't put one foot in front of the other and take the first step, she ends up staying just where she is.
Think about that. Everything you've done up to this point in your life has gotten what you have in your life. Unless you do something differently, you're going to continue to get what you've always gotten.
Indecision is at the top of many lists about why people are failing. People just aren't taking action on the lawn business information they are learning. A rock-solid, committed decision is not something they ever do. They just swing for the fences and hope it all works out for them. They expect lawn business success to fall on them but they never decide they're going to 'Just do it!' and make it happen. This point seems obvious but I'll say it anyway. You've got to make a firm decision to be successful and burn the bridge behind you so there's no turning back...
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Wearable Technology: Cyborg fashion and incentives for permanent tattoos
Apparently, I wasn't quite done with this thought process on wearable technology and how it applies to cyborg. What I found unique about this approach were the accessories, that essentially there are secondary markets (and thus economic incentives) focused on melding technology to human. It might have started with a nose guard on eyeglasses, but it has now morphed into a fashion accessory. There is always prestige value to the technology, certainly, but now there is prestige value in mapping this technology to the human.


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The Secret of Roan Inish (1993) (IMdB)
Director: John Sayles
Writers: John Sayles (screenplay) and Rosalie Fry (book)
Starring: Jeni Courtney, Mick Lally, Eileen Colgan, Richard Sheridan, John Lynch
Music by: Mason Daring
Length: 89 minutes
Rating (US): PG
Spoiler-free Synopsis: Young Fiona lives with her grandparents in a small fishing village on the Irish west coast and begins unraveling family mysteries while searching for her lost baby brother.
Reason for Watching: Selkie movie. Perfect movie.
Movie Re-watchability: Eminently, for me. It's been a favorite film for many years and has never failed to inspire or move me.
Director Re-watchability: I haven't seen Sayles' other films, but have heard that each one is completely different. That speaks to a tremendous range in his abilities as a storyteller, but also makes it hard to determine whether I'd like his other ones. His style in this film, however, is one that suits me perfectly.
Recommendation: YES.
Key Thoughts
"They say the East is our future and the West is our past. The island is to the West of us, Hugh."
~ Grandmother
First the movie shows us a blue island trying to hide in the fog. We watch quietly as a ferry approaches it, bringing a young girl to her mother's funeral. We are at wave-level, and the girl looks down at us, seems to see us. Then the camera dives beneath the dark sea, as if we ourselves are the selkie, half human and half seal, who watches humans from afar with a mix of curiosity, longing, and fear.
After the funeral, Fiona Coneelly leaves the city, where her widower father is too drunk with misery to look after her, to live with her grandparents in the country. She immediately begins asking for stories—true stories, about her family. A couple of years before, her baby brother Jamie was lost at sea in his cradle-boat and presumed dead. Fiona asks about him, and from the tales she hears she begins to hope what her family won't dare to: that Jamie is alive and might be found. The old island of Roan Inish, where the family lived before Jamie's devastating loss, lies offshore. On a clear day, with her Coneelly eyes, Fiona can just see it, a fact which delights Grandfather Hugh.
It's Grandfather who tells the first of the family tales to Fiona, his voice rolling in a simple, resonant rhythm. Grandmother adds a story of her own later on, and a vital, heart-wrenching one is told by cousin Tadhg, a mysterious "dark one" of the extended family. But it's Grandfather's comforting story-rhythm which has always stayed with me the most, causing me to try to emulate it when I can. You can hear the pride in his voice when he tells of how his son finally found a wife:
"From that day our Jim had the name of a steady husband and a hard worker, as fine as any as ever broke bread."
It's inspiring to watch the children in this movie. The grandparents treat Fiona and her teenage cousin Eamon with respect, and the children in return are respectful, resourceful, and creative. Fiona is allowed to accompany Grandfather and Eamon on their fishing, despite the dangers of the sea. At one point she convinces Eamon to help her clean and repair the old houses on Roan Inish, in the hopes of impressing the grandparents to move back. And they actually work at it, cutting peat for the hearth, sweeping the floors, painting the walls, repairing the thatching. He tells her some stories and listens to hers. He understands when she just needs some time alone. He doubts her theories about Jamie, but helps her anyway, even standing up for her when others become frustrated with her. Eamon's as fine a cousin and friend as you're likely to find, in real life or the movies, is what I'm saying.
The whole film is built on a wavelike rhythm. The photography by Haskell Wexler steadies us when we need to focus and carries us gently when it's time to move on. Mason Daring's music knows when to let us think to ourselves quietly and when to emphasize the story's beauty. It is, as The New York Times' Stephen Holden called it, "a cinematic tone poem." Precisely chosen scenes create an experience that is more than the sum of its parts.
The mixing of realism and mysticism is beguiling. John Sayles roots it convincingly in the daily lives and work of the small, mid-century Irish fishing village. Characters converse while boiling tar to waterproof their boats, while repairing nets and thatched roofs, while gutting fish or rowing between islands and the mainland. Not all the villagers believe tales of the mystical selkie, but they take them seriously just the same.
The Secret of Roan Inish is both magical and comfortably down-to-earth in all its elements. It casts a spell that seeps into you like the wetness of the ocean fog. Full as it is of Irish fairy tales, of tempestuous weather and even more tempestuous memories, of the strangeness of the sea and the anguish of loss, it is wrapped in a strong moral blanket of familial love. That love is its center, and is why every time I return to the island with the Coneellies, it feels like coming home.
Image Credits
– DVD cover from IMdB (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111112/mediaviewer/rm4014251008)
– All other screencaptures from FilmGrab (https://film-grab.com/2015/03/22/the-secret-of-roan-inish/


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A fast growing software company is set to move to bigger premises in Sheffield with plans to hire 30.
Egress Software Technologies, a cyber-security specialist, wants to move from the Electric Works into new office Acero, on Sheaf Street, aiming to expand from 90 to at least 120 people.
The firm has also joined industry body Sheffield Digital, as a top-level 'enterprise' member.
Egress was founded 11 years ago in Barnsley. It has grown rapidly and now has a technical hub in Sheffield and offices in London, Boston and Toronto.
Liz Moore, head of technical delivery, said: "Our Sheffield office is currently in Electric Works but due to growth in our teams, we're waiting to move into our new home at Acero, which also recently become partners of Sheffield Digital.
"Our new office will help us to continue to scale at pace and give the product teams an open-plan, bespoke environment for them to work together in, with dedicated innovation and break out spaces.
"We'll also have a large conference room that we'd like to open up to the tech community for event use. We're still growing too and have many tech roles available!"
The firm is advertising 12 jobs in Sheffield, including a full stack developer, automation tester and technical operations engineer.
Sheffield Digital now has 54 company members, 74 individual members and more than 1,000 are registered on its message boards. Plusnet is also an enterprise member.
Ms Moore added: "We wanted to become a Sheffield Digital member to support the good work they do and to also raise our profile as a company with a growing presence on the Sheffield infosec scene."
A record number of firms are moving into or expanding in the city centre, creating a buzz in offices, restaurants, cafes and shops.
The Star, in association with Sheffield Business Improvement District, is celebrating this new vibrancy with our City Growth series.
Sheffield BID is funded by businesses to promote the city centre.


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Miracle Homemade Drink: It Turns Gray Hair Back To Its Natural Color!
Well, you probably didn't believe the headline and just opened the post to see what it is about. But a lot of people testify how this natural remedy got their youth back. And you could be one of them!
This drink will make your skin look better, it will improve your eyesight and will make those gray hairs turn black again and make your hair thicker. Once you see the benefits, you will love this drink!
How to make it:
1 Cup Flaxseed oil
4 ½ Medium sized lemons
4 Garlic cloves
2 Lbs of Raw Honey
Put everything into a blender and mix, peel only two of the lemons before putting all 4 of them into a blender, add in flaxseed and honey mix again. Keep the mixture in a sealed glass jar.
Have one tablespoon half an hour before every meal. Only use a wooden spoon never metal! Consume at least three times a day.
Let us know…
Source: HealthyFoodHouse
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Thank you so much for this information.. to help me turns back my Gray hair to its Natrual Color
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text: Daily Products Lifestyle Top 10 Best Chocolate Brands in India 2017 By Rudhr Posted on July 7, 2017 19 min read 0 0 255 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Reddit Share on Pinterest Share on Linkedin Share on Tumblr Top 10 Best Chocolate Brands in India 2017 Top 10 Best Chocolate Brands in India 2017 – Everyone loves the taste of Chocolate. It doesn't matter what is your age you always love chocolate. In the market, there is a huge variety of chocolate is present. In toffee, beverage, and bar you can find chocolate in different forms. But the shape doesn't matter. The main thing that matter is the taste. If the taste of a chocolate is good then it is obvious that you love it. Chocolate also has various health benefits. In the acient period, chocolate is known as the most expensive medicine. Here is the list of Top 10 Best Chocolate Brands in India 2017. Top 10 Best Chocolate BrandsContents1 Top 10 Best Chocolate Brands2 Nestle3 Cadbury4 Ferrero India5 Mars India International6 Amul7 Parle8 ChocOn India9 Candyman10 Campco11 Lotus12 Final Words Top 10 Best Chocolate Brands in India 2017 Nestle Nestle is one of the biggest names in the chocolate brand in India. It is a multinational company founded in 1866 and based in Switzerland. The founder of Nestle company was Henry Nestle. First of all, Nestle took his first step in India in 1950. From since then, this chocolate brand stands above all the other brand. You can find a huge variety of products in Nestle. Kit Kat Kit Kat Sense Alpino Kit Kat Dark Senses Bar-One Munch Top 10 Wine Brands in India 2017 You Must Buy Cadbury This is the another big name in the chocolate brand in India. After Nestle, there is the only company that gives a better competition in the market is one and only Cadbury. It is a British multinational company. The founder of this chocolate brand is John Cadbury. Cadbury was established in 1824 and handled in India by Mondelez India. But earlier it is handled by Cadbury India. Here are some products of Cadbury listed below. Dairy milk Dairy milk silk 5 star Bournville Celebrations Perk Gems Ferrero India This is an another foreign company that sets its foot in India. From 2004, Ferrero India gains a huge profit and popularity in India. Its chocolate has a great texture that won your heart from the first bite to the last bite. This company is founded by Michelle Ferrero in 1946. Ferrero Rocher is one of the biggest flagships of Ferrero India company. Here are some of other products listed below. Nutella Ferrero Rocher Kinder Mon Cheri Raffaello Top 5 Best Beer Brands in India Mars India International The founder of Mars was Franc C. Mars, that established this company in 1911 in Washington USA. In 1920, the product of Mars company which gain huge popularity in the market is Milky Way. After that, this company gain a lots profits and make a variety product. Very recently, Mars India International makes its product in India. Some of them are Snickers and Galaxy. Both chocolate products become very popular in India. Other products of this company listed below. Snickers Galaxy Mars Milky Way M&M's Twix Amul Amul is an Indian company that grows very rapidly in few years. Basically, Amul is dealing with the dairy products like Milk, Curd etc. But in recent years it seems that Amul wants to grow its products variety and take a lead in chocolate products. Amul is owned by the GCMMP (Gujarat Co-Operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.). The founder of Amul was Dr. Verghese Kurien and founded in 1946. He is one who makes the India largest producer of milk and dairy products. Here below are some products listed. Milk chocolate Fruit & Nut chocolate Dark chocolate Almond Bar Tropical Orange chocolate Top 5 Best Coffee Makers In India You Must Buy This Year Parle Parle is the manufacture of world best-selling biscuit Parle-G. It is an Indian Manufacture company of goods, confectioneries and beverages. Parle was founded by Vile Parle's Chauhan Family in 1929. Now Parle products are sold all over the world in most of the country. Parle is one of the biggest manufacturers in biscuits. Its products come with a combo of fine taste, nutrition, and quality. Parle also makes chocolate products that are listed below. Kismi Bar Kismi Toffee Fruit Drops 2-in-1 2-in-1 Eclairs Melody READ- Top 5 Best Shampoo Brand For Men In IndiaChocOn India ChocOn India company starts making chocolate in 1998 and launched its first products the same year. The first chocolate of this company is Milk N Nut that becomes very popular after the launching. From then, this company launched a huge variety of tasty chocolate products in the market. Before making chocolate this company manufacturing the bottled mineral water. Here below some of the products of this company chocolate listed below. ChocOn Coconut Chocolaty Bar Milkcreme Choco Bar For Short Anime Videos Visit Our Website CoolzVideos Candyman Candyman is founded in 1910 and based in Kolkata, West Bengal. This company is owned by the Indian Conglomerate ITC. First of all, ITC launched its confectionery brands in 2002. Now Candyman has launched a huge variety of chocolate products in India and ruled all over the shops. People of India admire the taste and variety of this company products. Here below some of the products of Candyman are listed. Eclairs Choco Double Eclairs Creme Lacto Cofitino Toffichoo Campco Campco is one of the leading brands in the chocolate industry from some past years. The meaning os Campco is Central Arecanut and Cocoa Marketing and Processing Co-operative Ltd. Campco is an Indian company that was founded in 1973 in Mangalore, Karnataka. The main ingredient of Campco Chocolate products is Areca Nut that gives it a great taste. The Areca Nut is cultivated in the Kerala, Karnataka & Assam. Here is the list of some of the products of Campco. Dairy Cream Turbo Treat Bar Krust Melto READ- Top 5 Best Vodka Brands in India 2018 (Most Popular)Lotus Lotus is the last chocolate brand in India. This company is founded in 1992. Lotus is one of the manufacturers which makes great taste chocolate in India. The Lotus makes India's finest and most delicate chocolates, Cocoa derivatives & Cocoa Products. Lotus supplies its products to all over the local bakeries and as well as the multinational chocolate manufacturers. That why this Company is successful making its stand among all other companies. Here are some products of this Chocolate brands listed below. Eclairs Kajoos Milky Punch Chuckles Final Words Hope you guys like this articles based on "Top 10 Best Chocolate Brands in India 2017". For more interesting topics based on Technology, Health and much more subscribe to our newsletter and stay up to date with us. Thank You!


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Australian wildcard Glen Richards has qualified on the front row of the grid ahead of the World Supersport race at the Donington Park round of the WSBK season.
|Richards will start from the front row at Donington
Photo: Smiths Racing
Riding for the Smiths Triumph, Richards will be riding in the European round for the second year in succession, and will be using the weekend to try and improve his new bike. The Australian jumped up into fourth position in qualifying with just four minutes of the session remaining which was followed by a lap of 1.31.100 to put him on the front row.
Despite crashing on his cool down lap which resulted in the 39 year old needing an X-ray on his arm, Richards is ready to race at the front in tomorrows race. Speaking to PaddockChatter after getting the all-clear from the medical centre, Richards said: "To be honest, we're using this weekend as a sort of test because we've been struggling to get the new bike up to speed. The boys have been working really hard on the engine, trying to get some more power out of it and it's definitely better, we've taken a big step forward with it. We've got new cams and some other bits that we've been working on back at base, so we thought we should come and try it here. The biggest thing is still my riding as I haven't been confident with the bike I've had underneath me. However, today has gone very very well and we've ended up on the front row, so I'm really happy about that. I was a bit unfortunate with my crash on the in lap coming back to the pits; people everywhere were trying to stay out of each other's way and I had someone trying to tow me on my in lap. Then I rode on the inside of the track, crashed and he ran me over. So it was a terrible way to end the day. It's comical now but it wasn't at the time, I was really angry. But I'm in one piece. Although, seeing as he ran over my arm I had to get an x-ray but it's just a bit swollen. So I'm not brand new anymore but I'll give it a go tomorrow and see what happens!"


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At Eldon Primary School bullying is not acceptable and all children including those with SEND have the right to be happy and feel safe while they are at school.
The Inclusion team are proactive in helping children to realise that bullying is unacceptable. Pictures, symbols, social stories and actions are used to help children to understand that bullying is not tolerated at our school.
We encourage and need children and parents to tell us when they are having difficulties or if they have concerns about their child.
If you have a concern regarding bullying or any other behaviour issues, please contact your child's class teacher or the Inclusion Team.
All staff are aware of vulnerable groups of children and ensure that these pupils are supervised accordingly.
Incidents of bullying involving SEND are recorded identifying if the SEN pupil is the victim or perpetrator.
For further information please see the school bullying policy below: