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Former Miss Teen SA, Celeste Khumalo, has joined SABC 1 soapie, Generations: The Legacy. The star will play Bulelwa, a human rights lawyer who is at the centre of a race row between Smanga (Moopi Mothibeli) and Joshua (Sean Brebnor).
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Speaking on her role, she said: "I love the fact that she's a working woman who looks good, does good and stands her ground."
Celest will make her Generations: The Legacy debut on Wednesday, 10 July.
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While writing my latest "Upcoming Books" instalment (Hogg 2013), I went Googling for the full title of a book I mentioned in the post—Daniel J. Wood's Realm of the Vampire: History and the Undead—and stumbled across an interview he'd conducted for FATE Magazine titled "The Making of a Vampirologist."
Wood has written two vampire articles for the magazine: "Vampires and Disease: The Bloodsucking Corpse of English Tradition" (2007) and "The White Death of New England" (2008).
But back to the interview. When asked to summarise his book, Wood said:
I don't know about a summary, but I tried to place the vampire experience within a context—ethnic, social, and political. To the best of my knowledge, this has not been done before. Once placed back within their context many episodes of vampirism make much more sense; in fact, solutions to former problems appear obvious (Motsinger 2013).
I was chuffed to see it for two reasons. Firstly, few writers identify themselves as vampirologists, even if they're best-known for vampire studies. Quite refreshing. Second, Daniel's actually a friend of mine—something I've mentioned before (Hogg 2011). I'll elaborate on that.
We became acquainted through our shared interest in vampires and the supernatural on an MSN Groups forum called "The Cross and the Stake," a message board run by Sean Manchester. He was "tekton2" and I was "TheInquisitiveOne." I was banned from "The Cross and the Stake" in 2006 for starting a "rival forum" to discuss the Highgate Vampire case (Hogg 2008).
My MSN Group was called "Did a Wampyr Walk in Highgate?" It wasn't meant to be a rival group, but a neutral platform free from the partisanship displayed on Sean Manchester and his rival, David Farrant's respective forums. My group only attracted about 5 members. Daniel was one of them.
Daniel and I regularly corresponded by e-mail. In 2009, I read through Daniel's manuscript—then titled "The Realms of the Vampirism"—made corrections and suggested calling it "The Vampire's Realm" instead. When the book was finally published, he acknowledged my assistance in its preface:
Anthony Hogg has served as a more than adequate sparring partner over the years, and he tapped into hs [sic] profound knowledge of 18th-century sources to make several sagacious bibliographical corrections late in the game (Wood 2011, xvii).
Fortunately, the book turned out to be pretty good. It's always tricky when friends ask you to review their work—but I can honestly say Daniel's written an intriguing, insightful study on the subject. And I'm not the only one who thinks so. Here's what Rob Brautigam, WWW.SHROUDEATER.COM's webmaster, had to say about it:
To me, it is a rare pleasure to read a book as interesting as this. Frankly, I can't imagine why the book hasn't got some reference to Poland in its title. For that is what it's all about. True, there is a very nice chapter about the New England vampires. But I am delighted to report that the main part of the book is all about various Polish superstitions and – better still – about the Polish belief in vampires. Until now, I have found that practically all of the existing material that has been published about Polish vampirism is either in Polish or in German, which makes it less accessible to a lot of people. Here we do not have that problem. Daniel J. Wood's book, which is very well written, presents us with a wealth of fascinating information about the Polish Undead. Where possible, all things have been nicely put into the context of Poland's often tragic and tumultuous history. And there is a lot of relevant material that you won't find anywhere else. Without a doubt the very best book on the subject of Polish vampires that I have ever had the pleasure of reading. If only we could have books like this about all the European vampire regions… (2012).
He also gave it a 5 star rating. Meanwhile, Martin V. Riccardo, author of Vampires Unearthed: The Complete Multi-Media Vampire and Dracula Bibliography (1983) and Liquid Dreams of Vampires (1996), wrote:
There has been a barrage of nonfiction vampire books in the last few years, but very few have been able to break new ground when it come to unearthing the lore of the undead. In this regard, I was impressed with the recent book Realm of the Vampire by Daniel J. Wood. While he does rehash some of the standard history, he also provides his own insights on the vampires of Poland. He provides interesting accounts of the zmory or "living vampires," the upiory or traditional vampires, and a variety of other unearthly creatures native to Poland. For a taste of some scholarly new blood in the vampire world, this would be the book to chew on (Savage 2011).
High praise, indeed. That said, it hasn't been without criticism. Here's what Stu, a Goodreads member, had to say:
This book does have some things going for it. Fate magazine contributor Daniel J. Wood has brought together several tales and observations related to vampire folklore that have not previously figured in that topic's specialized literature, and his overlay of Polish history over the corpus of traditional vampire thought is thought provoking – and, at times, poetic. Realm of the Vampire is something that specialists who have already read most of the literature on vampire folklore (i.e., the work of Paul Barber, Michael Bell, Jan Perkowski, and other fine scholars) will want to take a look at.
That said, this study is a disappointment overall. The text is disorganized throughout, wandering at times between folk practice, long excerpts from secondary folklore collections (some with questionable translations), and Biblical exegesis. Further, Wood's perspective is tinged with anti-intellectual nihilism that he passes off as "open-mindedness." While I certainly have no problem critiquing individual figures of the Enlightenment (many of whom were admittedly polemicist scoundrels in several aspects of their life and work), it is wrong on every conceivable level to dismiss basic rationalism as Wood does in many places here. Wood advises his reader to reserve judgment on the reality of vampires, but makes no argument to bolster this case, save for his presentation of preindustrial vampire legends with the admonition that they cannot all be false (2013).
If Wood's book features an "anti-intellectual" slant, at least, in a supernaturalist context, it's certainly offset by his coverage of Poland's history and its role in the formation of vampire legends—which clearly deserves a lot more credit than it's been given. In that sense, it's invaluable.
The book is available on Amazon and its publisher's website.
Brautigam, Rob. 2012. "Books in English." WWW.SHROUDEATER.COM. Last updated May 2012. Accessed December 14, 2013. http://www.shroudeater.com/bkengels.htm.
Hogg, Anthony. 2008. "Impostor Strikes Again!" Did a Wampyr Walk in Highgate?, September 30, 2008. http://dawwih.blogspot.com.au/2008/09/impostor-strikes-again.html.
———. 2011. "A Brush with FATE." Diary of an Amateur Vampirologist, August 18, 2011. http://doaav.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/brush-with-fate.html.
———. 2013. "Upcoming Books #2." The Vampirologist, December 5, 2013. https://thevampirologist.wordpress.com/2013/12/05/upcoming-books-2/.
Motsinger, Matt. 2013. "The Making of a Vampirologist: An Interview with Daniel J. Wood, Author of Realm of the Vampire: History and the Undead." FATEMAG.COM, June 18. Accessed December 5, 2013. http://www.fatemag.com/inside-fate/interviews/the-making-of-a-vampirologist/.
Savage, Chad. 2011. "Realm of the Vampire by Daniel J. Wood." Chicago Vampire, June 22. http://chicagovampire.com/2011/06/realm-of-the-vampire-by-daniel-j-wood/.
Stu. 2013. Review of Realm of the Vampire: History and the Undead, by Daniel J. Wood. Goodreads, July 4. Accessed December 14, 2013. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/655776876.
Wood, Daniel J. 2007. "Vampires and Disease: The Bloodsucking Corpse of English Tradition." Fate, December, 28–34.
———. 2008. "The White Death of New England." Fate, January, 27–33.
———. 2011. Realm of the Vampire: History and the Undead. Lakeville, MN: Galde Press.
Motsinger, Matt. 2013. "The Making of a Vampirologist: An Interview with Daniel J. Wood, Author of Realm of the Vampire: History and the Undead." FATEMAG.COM, June 18. Accessed December 14, 2013. http://www.fatemag.com/inside-fate/interviews/the-making-of-a-vampirologist/.


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Trip Overview
Jersey Shore Sea Kayak Association members Carl White, Tom Kelly, Mike Goodman, John Myers and I launched from Parkertown County Park in Little Egg Harbor Township and into the Parkers Cove section of the harbor at around 9:05 am. Winds were rather mild and skies were hazy which kept the sun from making us warmer than we already were.
We had intended to paddle a clockwise circuit of the Little Egg Harbor but due to the direction of the winds and anticipation of a shift in the afternoon, Carl suggested a counterclockwise direction. We began paddling a southeasterly course towards Rose Point and after rounding it, paddled for the most part, along the shoreline. There was very little boat traffic in this area and we eventually made our way into the Marshelder Channel. By 10:55 we had paddled almost 7.5 miles and decided to land for a short break at a white sandy beach in the Marshelder Channel midway between Foxboro Point and the entrance to Big Sheepshead Creek.
After about 10 minutes we launched back into the channel. We then made a safe crossing of the channel amidst some heavier boat traffic and we rode the remaining ebbing tide out near the Little Egg Harbor Inlet. Review of my GPS track indicated a range in our cruising speeds in this area of about 5.7 to 6.5 mph. At the inlet we sniffed around the choppy confused waters of the Atlantic at the southernmost portion of Long Beach Island and the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge. After getting a brief taste of the Atlantic, we paddled back along the sandy beach coastline of the refuge, most of which was off limits to boat landing, apparently due to bird breeding or nesting.
At about 12:05 we found a sandy beach in the refuge area that we were able to land on to have lunch. The sun cracked out a little as we ate and as some rather large greenhead flies attempted to lunch on us. We also talked briefly to some friendly jet skiers. At about 12:40 we launched back into the bay and began our northeasterly course along the the Long Beach barrier island in some increasing afternoon haze. After 4.5 miles and our cruise along the wildlife refuge and the town of Holgate, we reached Mordecai Island and the beginning of Beach Haven to our east. With the threat of some afternoon t-storms and the increasing haze, Carl suggested we start to cross the Little Egg Harbor and head back to Parkers Cove which was barely visible in the distance. Mike offered a course heading using his GPS and we started our 4 mile trek across the Little Egg Harbor. The crossing offered a great open water cruise with extended periods of rhythmic rolling swells which allowed me to synchronize my paddling strokes as I rode up and down on them and maintain a nice pace across the bay. In the middle of the harbor, we paddled around what looked like a sailboat regatta. In other areas, some powerboat chop was added and it was just enough to keep the cruise fun and my mind off the afternoon heat.
In my enjoyment of the Tao of Paddling, Tom, Mike and I got a bit too far ahead of Carl and John. As we approached the shore, we saw them in the distance paddling a more northerly course toward the shore. Mike and I landed at the nearby beach where I checked my map and Mike checked his GPS points. After re-orienting ourselves, we realized we were in Rose Cove which was one cove south of Parkers Cove where we needed to be. After we were clear that we needed to paddle about another mile north, we paddled back out to Tom who waited in his kayak offshore. Tom told us that while we were on the beach checking our maps and GPS, he had gotten a relay message from Carl delivered by a powerboater confirming that our takeout was about a mile farther north. After getting ourselves back on track we saw John and Carl at the tip of Rose point. We finally all caught up and made our way back into Parkers Cove. We landed at 3:45 pm after a vigorous and enjoyable 20.1 mile paddle of the Little Egg Harbor.
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If any of you are fans of the Android Headlines Show podcast, you might remember a little premonition that I had during the Galaxy S4 Special, about Samsung grouping all of these accessories that they are putting out together in their own section of retail stores around their new featured flagship. Well, it has truly been spoken into existence as Samsung will have their own section in Best Buy coming soon. The Samsung area will feature a Samsung store experience inside your local Best-Buy, where customers can try out and buy any recent Samsung mobile device or accessory that the heart may desire.
Of course, it doesn't take much to see the writing on the wall for Samsung to make this move, as Apple has it's very own section in the Best Buy computer department, and even in some Target locations' electronics departments. It is actually much cheaper and just as effective for sales, to offer this store-within-a-store model, than to go out on a limb and offer stand-alone stores. In partnership with an electronics staple, such as Best-Buy, this is a great opportunity for both Samsung, as well as Best-Buy to get tons of extra sales.
The first wave of these in-store Samsung shops are set to open in high-traffic Best-Buy stores "very soon", and will take up two aisles worth of space adjacent to the mobile department. It sounds as if the Samsung section will not be easily missed, as large signage will guide consumers to the land of Samsung, amidst Best-Buy's vast array of electronics. The in-store shop will feature demo stations for customers to try out new Samsung smartphones and tablets, with the star in the beginning being the Galaxy S4. Best-Buy will also have specially trained associates on hand whose duty it will be to show off Samsung specific features and host training sessions based around learning to use a new Samsung device. Many of the common customers that will buy a Samsung Galaxy S4, might have zero clue as to all of the hidden features that Samsung has bundled into its latest flagship devices. This is a great opportunity for the shoppers to learn about the product that they are buying and bring Samsung customers closer to an "Apple experience", while buying their Samsung mobile device.
The partnership between Best-Buy and Samsung is set to hit phase-two later this year, when it is hoped that a Samsung section will appear in every single Best-Buy location. How about them apples? Let us know what you think about it in the comments.
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xxxHOLIC: Kei – 03
Episode 3 – Half
This episode is the final ep in this 3-ep arc.
Summary: Watanuki is off saving the Zashiki-Warashi.
This episode mainly revolves around Watanuki and his lack of understanding of certain things.
He does not fully grasp the fact that his existence is important to some people.
While this might have been an episode about the eye, it is at the same time not.
This is a very important character development episode.
Relationships are strengthened and Watanuki finally realizes some new things.
Having fun is probably not how I would describe this episode.
I really love this episode and the air of mystery and smoothness that surrounds it, it just captivates me.
It is a very serious episode, if you are watching to see the comedic relationship between Watanuki and Doumeki or some moments to laugh at, you will not find it (ok, maybe in the last minute or so).
The animation is just lovely and my favourite part of the episode would be when the Spider-Queen spoke to Watanuki about him not understanding things.
I felt that that part was classic xxxHOLIC.
Except this time, it is not an insight brought upon by Yuuko-san but the Spider Queen instead.
The naming of this episode is also really suitable – Half.
That basically sums up what this whole episode is all about really.
Can't wait to see the next ep and see how these developments affects the relationship between the characters.
-ra out
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Better Know a Pizza Maker: Lee West '10
In today's interview, we learn why Lee West is a pizza maker instead of a cider presser.
Lee West, Saybrook '10, English major
What made you want to be a pizza maker?
I was working in the YSFP office and saw how much fun they were having, and I decided I wanted to be outside too!
What's your favorite vegetable?
Spinach — or sun-gold tomatos.
What's your favorite dish to cook?
I like to steam a lot of bitter greens with garlic.
What fruit or veggie best typifies you?
I'm versatile, like spinach.
Describe a fun/hard/exceptional story from working at the Farm.
At Harvest festival this fall, I was in charge of the cider press, but I had no idea how to use it. I now know that you're supposed to pulverize the apples before putting them into the press, so that it's easier to get the juice out, but I only sliced them. Because of this, cranking the cider press took way more effort than was reasonable for the few drops of cider coming out of the bottom.
At about the moment that I realized this cider-pressing thing wasn't going to work out, a little boy about seven or eight years old walked up with his mother. "Can I try?" Of course he could try — who would say no to that? With a little help, he pulled the lever for ten or twelve cranks, until he'd gathered a crowd that included a few other kids about his age. "Me next!" one said. Of course you next. Never mind that it was taking about ten minutes to fill a dixie cup halfway with cider. The next guy cranked his little heart out. Soon enough there was a waiting list, a miniature workforce that would have been far too young for any working papers. They kept at it, with only a little help from Mom and Dad, for the rest of the afternoon.
Nobody drank much cider that day. But by the end of the afternoon, it was clear that that hadn't been the point.
What's your favorite food cause? Why?
I think it's important to think about food access in impoverished communities. Lots of communities (including, now that Shaw's is closing, a good chunk of New Haven) don't have reasonable access to nutritious food of any sort, let alone sustainable food, and that's a moral problem and a market failure which the sustainable food movement should try to correct.
Tell us about other work you've done in the world of food and farming.
I've worked in the office of the YSFP and blogged a bit, and this summer I'll likely be working with a community investment institution that studies, among other things, food access in Philadelphia.


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Pest Control Near Me For Stink Bugs
Brown marmorated (BMSB) are common stink bug species that are native to China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. This insect was unwantedly distributed to the US in 1998 by hitching rides in shipping containers, where they initially invaded the states of Pennsylvania. Since then, their population has rapidly increased, becoming a major concern for people. In the year 2010, there wer already 17 US states that were reported having BMSB.
Stink bugs got their name from the foul odor that they release. It is generally characterized as a very pungent, coriander-like smell. There are about 200 species of stink bug that are present in North America alone. Some are predatory and attack other insects, while the brown marmorated stink bugs are herbivorous.
The brown marmorated stink bug species can live up to 6-8 months. They are oval in shape, have 6 legs, and come in a variety of colors such as yellow, red and brown. They can grow up to 2 centimeters in length, and they have strong wings that enable them to fly anywhere between 1 to 3 miles per day. They eat a wide variety of plants, particularly the stem, leaves, and fruit parts. They prefer corn, soybeans, tomatoes, and lima beans, which is why they are serious pests in the agricultural industry. Controlling them became a priority of the US Department of Agriculture.
Brown marmorated stink bugs are generally not dangerous to humans, since they don't bite humans or other animals. They may invade human homes, especially once fall approaches, to search for a warmer place to live and be able to survive. Although they are pests in homes, they are not known to cause any damage to property. Once they've reached your home, they release pheromones that signal and attract other stink bugs to that location. Luckily, these insects do not lay eggs and multiply inside people's homes, because they are not capable of reproducing during cold weather.
In addition to that, research has claimed that the stinky odor that the brown marmorated stink bugs release to defend themselves from their predators could have some anti-bacterial agent, and has potential to be used in medicine as a chemical anti-fungal or ant-microbial treatment.
While brown marmorated stink bugs are not harmful to humans and have the potential use for medicine, a major reason in getting rid of these insects from your home are due to their stinky smell, their ability to damage garden and indoor plants, and the stigma that having pests (or any insects) at home is a sign of poor sanitation.
Getting rid of marmorated stink bugs can be a bit challenging since they are resistant to chemical pesticides.
Below is the list of some non-pesticide strategies to keep your household free from a marmorated stink bug infestation:
• Vacuum your house regularly. A vacuum cleaner is an effective tool to get rid of most types of tiny insects, as well as their eggs.
• Repair cracks and holes around the house. These are the entry points for any insects.
• Keep the grass in your garden short.
• Use row covers to protect crops such as peas and beans.
• Avoiding planting sunflowers inside of your home or in your garden, as stink bugs are attracted to them.


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The Roman Catholic Hierarchy: Putting the Squeeze on Politicians; the Catholic Church Is Pursuing a New Policy of Aggressive Interference in Lawmaking and Elections
Grant, Robert, The Humanist
When Pope John Paul II annually addresses the ambassadors to the Vatican in his New Year's "state of the world" speech, he sets forth his priority concerns for the coming year. In his 2005 address, given January 10 and followed by a posting of its English translation on the Vatican website, the pope maintains that the greatest challenge facing humanity "is the challenge of life" and that "the State has as its primary task precisely the safeguarding and promotion of human life." In this the pope specifically refers, first, to "the beginning of human life," declaring: "the human embryo is a subject identical to the human being which will be born at the term of its development." In this context he speaks against both abortion and embryonic stem cell research. Second, the pope refers to "the very sanctuary of life: the family," which he says is, in some countries, "threatened by legislation which--at times directly--challenges its natural structure, which is and must necessarily be that of a union between a man and a woman founded on marriage." He adds that the family "must never be undermined by laws based on a narrow and unnatural vision of man"--in other words, by laws recognizing gay marriage.
Though he takes up other issues in this speech, such as war and natural disasters, it's only in these matters that he argues in terms of government action. This is part of a pattern. The current leadership of the Roman Catholic Church has moved in recent years from pastoral persuasion to political pressure, using intimidation, coercion, and force to achieve obedience to its teachings on contraception, abortion, euthanasia, divorce, same sex marriage, and a range of other issues. The church seeks not merely to discipline recalcitrant church members but to require that church teachings on these subjects be imposed by coercive measures upon entire nations.
This is particularly clear in a Vatican statement issued in January 2003 by the authoritative Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and signed by the pope. In this statement, Roman Catholic politicians are told they aren't being faithful to church teaching if they vote against the church's position on issues such as abortion. "A well-formed Christian conscience does not permit one to vote for a political program or an individual law which contradicts the fundamental contents of faith and morals." This reiterates church teachings that no division of public and private morality can be allowed. "There cannot be two parallel lives in their existence; on the one hand, the so-called spiritual life, with its values and demands; and on the other, the so-called secular life, that is life in a family, at work, in social responsibilities in the responsibilities of public life and in culture?' The statement goes on to say, "No Catholic can appeal to the principle of pluralism or to the autonomy of lay involvement in political life to support policies affecting the common good which compromise or undermine fundamental ethical requirements."
In 2004 the Vatican released another strongly worded directive demanding that Catholic politicians vote against the legalization of same-sex marriages, marriages that the pope had declared immoral. And, as reported in the May 1, 2004, New York Times, Cardinal Francis Arinze, head of the Vatican office of worship and sacraments, declared that "any Catholic politician who supports abortion rights is 'not fit' to receive the Eucharist."
This viewpoint was stated as American Catholic policy on June 18, 2004, when the Roman Catholic bishops of the United States, at their spring meeting outside of Denver, Colorado, approved a statement on "Catholics in Political Life" that brands Catholic politicians who support abortion rights for non-Catholics as "cooperating in evil? The statement insists that Catholic leaders are obligated to demonstrate their "fidelity to the moral teaching of the church in personal and public life" The bishops declare, "The separation of church and state does not require division between belief and public action, between moral principles and political choices, but protects the right of believers and religious groups to practice their faith and act on their values in public life. …


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The Ontario Court of Appeal recently released its decision in Sharma v Timminco Limited.1 Sharma confirms the limitation period to bring a claim under the Ontario Securities Act2 for misrepresentations alleged to affect the value of secondary market securities will not be suspended merely because the action takes the form of a proposed class proceeding. All plaintiffs wanting to assert such causes of action must obtain leave to do so within three years of the date of the alleged misrepresentation or they will be barred from bringing their claim.
The key statutory provisions at issue in Sharma are as follows:
The plaintiff in Sharma brought a putative class proceeding alleging that certain entities and individuals made misrepresentations that adversely affected the value of shares of Timminco Limited in the secondary market. These representations were alleged to have been made between March 17 and November 11, 2008. The plaintiff issued his claim on May 14, 2009, asserting the common law causes of action negligence and negligent misrepresentation. The statement of claim also indicated that the plaintiff intended to assert the statutory cause of action found under section 138.3 of the OSA but had not yet obtained leave to do so.
By the end of February 2011, the plaintiff had not sought leave and so was faced with a possible limitation issue under section 138.14 of the OSA.
The question on appeal was this: will section 28 of the CPA be engaged (and will the limitation period applicable to section 138.3 of the OSA be suspended) where a plaintiff "mentions" in a pleading that he has an intention to seek leave to bring a secondary market class action pursuant to the OSA but has not yet done so?
Overturning the motion judge's decision, the Court of Appeal found that the answer to this question is "no." In such a case the limitation period under the OSA will not be suspended.
The unanimous 3-member panel based their decision, in part, on the principles of statutory interpretation. On a plain reading of the provisions at issue the Court found that merely mentioning that a plaintiff intends to bring a cause of action is not the same as actually asserting that cause of action. To actually "assert" a cause of action based on this provision of the OSA, and engage section 28 of the CPA, a plaintiff must first obtain leave under the OSA.
The Court noted that to find otherwise would, without principled justification, put a class plaintiff in a better position than an individual plaintiff by allowing the class plaintiff to delay seeking leave. Permitting such a suspension would also disregard the legislature's intention, as found under section 138.14, to have civil secondary market disclosure actions resolved with all due dispatch.
Sharma is likely the most important decision to date on secondary market class proceedings. Following Sharma, it is clear that plaintiffs bringing secondary market class proceedings cannot take advantage of the suspension provisions of the CPA unless they have obtained leave to bring an action under section 138.3. For defendants in secondary market class actions Sharma offers some certainty: all plaintiffs asserting this statutory cause of action must obtain a decision on leave within three years of the date of the impugned representation.
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With summer in full swing, there's nothing quite like a chilled glass of white wine. Our wine writer Greg Landman has put together a list of his top white blends to help you with your bottle store choices this season.
Wine is one of the greatest gifts that Mother Nature can give us. What would a day be like without a glass or two of something really delicious which she has provided and a talented winemaker has reworked into a divine nectar? Well anyway that is how I, and millions of other people, think. The rest don't know what they are missing.
Single varietals are great but where a winemaker shows where he is really coming from is in the art of blending. The aim is to make something that is greater than the sum of its parts. Think of a Van Gogh painting with all those brilliant yellows and how even better they look with his vibrant blues contrasting. The element of "what if" plays a part in this as well, bringing out the artist in the maker, with some superb results. Just like a good marriage where the personalities of each partner have to fit perfectly to make it work, the characteristics of one kind of grape will go perfectly with another. Here are some of the hundreds we have in SA – try them and seek out others. I am sure you will like them.
If you're not so keen on a white wine blend then take a look at our other lists:
- Our Pick of the Best Bubbly for the Festive Season
- Best Rosé Wines for this Summer
- 20 of the Best Chardonnays in South Africa
20 White wine blends we love this summer
Groot Constantia Gouverneurs Reserve White
It's a complex knockout from master winemaker Boela Gerber who blends Semillon and Sauvignon, with flavours from new oak like marmalade, caramel, baked apple spice and a grape or two – a cracker. Find it at Makro for R259 a bottle.
TOKARA Director's Reserve White 2016
Made from 70% Sauvignon and 30% Semillon, TOKARA's Director's Reserve White is one of the best we white blends on offer. It features subtle oaking supporting plenty of delicious ripe fruit. They say it has staying power and its flavours will continue to improve and develop for the next eight years, but leave a bottle in my house and there's no chance it'll see the next day let alone the next decade. Head over to the cellar and find yourself a bottle for R270.
Simonsig The Grapesmith Die Kluisenaar 2016
Tuck into the new Grapesmith range from 50-year-old Simonsig and its winemaker Johan Malan. In SA, it's an unusual blend of Roussanne ( at 60%) and Marsanne (at 40%) that has been carefully sourced with a very limited release. Its fabulously delicious flavours and aromas from lees fermentation in oak barrels are surprisingly understated, but perfectly support all that succulent fruit.
Simonsig The Grapesmith Mediterraneo 2016
To my knowledge, Simonsig's Mediterraneo must be the only blend in SA that uses Rousanne, Marsanne, Grenache Blanc and a splash of Verdelho from the oldest planting in the country. It's zesty fresh with lime notes, subtle oak toastiness with some nuttiness lurking. A beguiling and irresistible white blend that's not for sharing.
Cape Point Vineyards Isliedh
Named after the owner's granddaughter, this magnificent 5-star Platter charmer is a blend of the very best from winemaker Riandri Visser. Barrel fermented, the Sauvignon is perfectly matched by rich Semillon resulting in flavours of tropical fruits and the wonderful aromas of a Cape Summer. Enjoy a bottle for R248.
GlenWood Grand Duc Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc 2016
This Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc blend is from 22 year old vines and matured in new French oak small barrels with 11 months on the lees. The result is something really special with buttered toast and marmalade tang – a gorgeous nose making it a knockout.
GlenWood Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon 2017
It's the nwooded "baby brother" of the above that has a fresh and cheeky youthful zip – just the thing to knock back a bottle or two of on the weekend with some sushi.
Waverley Hills Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon 2018
This unoaked blend is delightfully fresh and perky making it the perfect summer quaffer. It is best enjoyed chilled and by the pool. It also goes well with roast chicken and pork. Buy it by the case for R85 a bottle from the cellar.
Allée Bleue Isabeau
The winning combination of mostly Chardonnay with some Semillon and a smidgen of Viognier makes for a fresh bottle of vino. The winemaker has used 25% new oak which is perfectly controlled to bring some caramel notes to the table. It's well suited to accompany a meal of light, creamy pasta dishes as well as fish and chips. Pick up a bottle direct from the cellar for R128.
Steenberg Magna Carta 2016
For the hefty price of R575 a bottle, you can enjoy a true masterpiece from one of the oldest setups in the Constantia Valley. Steenberg never fails to impress year after year with fabulous flavours like this classic Bordeaux Sauvignon/Semillon blend supported by well-handled oaking. It's packed with plenty of fresh clean citrus and melon flavours.
De Krans Tritonia (White)
This unusual Malvasia Rei (Palomino) and Verdelho blend, typically Portuguese, is deliciously intense. Plucked from vines planted in 1947 which yield small berries of excellent quality, Tritonia is fresh and zippy with well controlled acids. You can find it for R145 a bottle from De Krans.
Wolftrap White 2017
This white blend from Wolftrap is very popular for good reason and well price. The Boekenhoutskloof team who know a thing or two about making great wine have over delivered by combining Viognier, Chenin, and Grenache Blanc to make it all happen. Add it to your wine bucket for R59 a bottle from Cyber Cellar.
Constantia Glen Two
This is a classic Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc blend with plenty of tropical fruit, some minerality to give it an edge, and is both creamy and delicious. It can be bought for R270 a bottle direct from the cellar.
Groote Post The Old Man's Blend 2018
This ever popular West Coast charmer from Master winemaker Lukas Wentzel is a superb food wine that goes especially well with fish and chicken. This Sauvignon Blanc-Chenin blend has some Semillon components. Who is The Old Man, you ask? None other than Groote Post's patriarch Peter Pentz. Pick up a bottle from the cellar for R67.
Lady Ann Darling 2017
This 50/50 mix of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon presents with a smoky intensity while still keeping a crisp and fresh flavour. The nine months on the new French oak makes it a delicious and intense white wine blend. Gorgeous. A bottle goes for R160 direct from the cellar.
Darling Cellars Lime Kilns Blend
Darling Cellars ups the ante with this 60% Chenin, 30% Viognier, and 10% Chardonnay blend. It's gorgeously fruity and also benefits from nine months in new French oak creating an intense and voluptuous flavour – incredibly seductive in its own way. You can buy a bottle for R143 direct from the cellar.
Boplaas Family Reserve – Gamka Branca 2016
Personally crafted by Boplaas patriarch Carel Nel and daughter-cum-winemaker Margaux, this intriguing blend of French varietals including Chenin (49%), Chardonnay, Viognier, and Grenache Blanc with a soupcon of Portuguese Verdelho, is packed with stone fruit freshness, oaky intensity and has a nice long finish – superb. Find it for R177 a bottle from Boplaas.
1707 Reserve White
This multi-award winning blend of Chardonnay, Semillon and Viognier from Stellenbosch Hills is very aromatic on the nose and leads into crisp acidity supporting masses of fruit . It's got a nice long finish that's elegant, but make no mistake – this is no shrinking violet. For R100.25 a bottle, it's an absolute steal.
Haute Cabrière Chardonnay Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir? Yes, you're right. It's technically not a white blend but a perfect example of the miracle of blending brought to its ultimate conclusion. It's the first in SA to be made in this style and has been so successful that they cannot make it fast enough for its eager market. It's packed with tropical fruit flavours and supported by gentle acids. Enjoy it for just R90 a bottle.
Sijnn White 2017
A spectacular blend of Chenin, Viognier and Roussanne, Sijnn's white blend is complex and refined. If ever a wine could be called elegant this is it. With a long lingering finish, it's packed with intense citrus flavours. It's 10 months in oak is just enough to support all that lusciousness. Pronounced Seine – appropriately. Tuck into a bottle for R280.
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A fantastic location on a private island in the heart of the Zambezi National Park
Only eight tented rooms, an authentic safari atmosphere at this exclusive bush camp
Great Zambezi based game-viewing. Watch herds of elephant and buffalo come down to drink from the river from your private deck
Head out tiger fishing on the camp's pontoon, before finishing off the day with a sundowner as the sun sinks into the Zambezi
Take an early morning bush walk with one of the professional guiding team
There are two very distinct seasons at the Victoria Falls, the wet/flood season and the dry season. These seasons do not reflect the quantity of rain, rather reflect the volume of flow of the Zambezi River. From around March through to July the river surges in size as the rainfall in Angola and Zambia from months before swells the current. The falls are at their most dramatic at this time of year with huge columns of spray. The nights are cold and the days warm at this time of year. From around September to January the water levels drop, the falls are more accessible and views are clearer as the flow can drop in volume by 90%. It is worth noting that the rains come from late October through to February, this combined with high heat, 40 celcius or more, in October and November, causes high levels of humidity.
Chundu Island Camp is found just 21 km upstream from Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe's Zambezi National Park. The camp is set on an island in the Zambezi River and consists of just eight private tented rooms. This is an authentic Zambezi safari experience.
Chundu Island Camp offers a memorable Zimbabwean safari experience on the Upper Zambezi. The camp is superbly positioned on an island in the Zambezi River, accessible only by boat. The location lends the camp a peaceful, authentic and remote atmosphere. But at the same time, being located only 21 km from Victoria Falls, Chundu Island is easily accessible to international visitors.
There are just eight tented rooms, six of these are standard double rooms and two are family rooms. Guests are invited to wind down in the evenings with a sundowner on their private deck, while enjoying the sight of elephants and hippos on the opposite bank.
The dining area, lounge and bar are a short walk away from each room. Guests are encouraged to make use of this outdoor space, relaxing with a book in the afternoons, or enjoying a cocktail in the evenings. Meals are served around a large open-air dining table, where guests and guides can share stories of their adventures under the stars and plan the next day's activities. Private dinners can also be arranged either on the beach or in the heart of Chundu's bush land.
Chundu is your quintessential African hideaway. It is private, peaceful and diverse. The island offers the best of Africa's natural offerings. From pristine beaches and flooded marshes, to lush wetlands and open grasslands.
There are just eight comfortable tented rooms at Chundu Island Camp. Six of these rooms are standard double rooms and an additional two are for families.
The standard rooms are fully equipped with twin/double beds and a large en-suite bathroom with an outdoor shower. Each tent is set under the shade of the large trees spread across the island and each has its own private deck from which to view the Zambezi sliding past.
The two family rooms each have a 2ndbedroom with 2 beds for 2 children up tothe age of 18. A 3rd roll away bed can beaccommodated in the family rooms for achild under the age of 16, provided that themaximum no of children under the age of12, accommodated on the island at anyone time is 6.
Only children over the age of 6 years are welcome to come and stay at Chundu Island Camp, unless booked exclusively. The maximum no of children under the age of twelve, accommodated on the island at anyone time is 6.
The activities on offer at Chundu Island Camp are diverse. In camp activities focus on experiencing the surrounding bush and game viewing: by safari vehicle, on foot or by boat. The location of the camp means that other vehicles are a rare sight.
Daily river cruises offer a different perspective on the surrounding environment. Guests are encouraged to relax and take in the sights of the river on a late afternoon and sunset cruise. Chundu is home to a professional and experienced guiding team, an early morning bush walk is an experience not to be missed.
With Victoria Falls on its doorstep, Chundu guests have the option of participating in some of the town's most exciting adventure activities, from bungee jumping and white water rafting to fishing expeditions and helicopter rides. Chundu's friendly staff are happy to arrange trips to Victoria Falls for guests who are keen to partake in these unique activities.
Take a swim in the infamous Devil's Pool, an infinity pool unlike any other. It is a small, natural plunge pool enclosed by rocks and right on the very edge of the Victoria Falls.
Dine onboard the Livingstone Express, a vintage train, offering guests the chance to travel in style, discover the mighty Victoria Falls at sunset and enjoy fine dining with a difference.
Take a helicopter flight over Victoria Falls to witness one of the seven wonders of the natural world from the air. A flight over the falls gives a dramatic perspective of the largest sheet of falling water in the world.
High tea at the old Colonial Victoria Falls Hotel should not be missed. Sitting on the terrace with the sound of the falls in the background is a truly fantastic experience.
Take in the falls in all their glory with a walk through the Victoria Falls National Park. It is recommended to view the falls from the Zimbabwean side as you can enjoy extensive views of the falls as you wind your way along the pathways.
After a trip round the Victoria Falls National Park, stop off at the traditional craft village. Here you will see the locals performing traditional skills such as basket weaving, jewellery making and ornament carving.
Experience the thrill of white-water rafting on the Zambezi River on the rapids below Victoria Falls. This stretch of water is home to the largest number of high volume Grade 5 rapids on the planet. An adrenaline fuelled experience in a dramatic setting.
Chundu Island Camp is located 21km from the Victoria Falls on an island in the midst of the Zambezi River.
Fly into Victoria Falls Airport followed by a road transfer through the Zambezi National Park to Chundu Island Camp.
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Teaching diverse orthopaedic patient populations about deliberative decision making skills : testing a design strategy for online patients' decision aids
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Runx1 is required in vascular endothelial cadherin expressing cells for hematopoietic stem cell emergence.
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality amongst cystic fibrosis (CF) patients. Following initial colonization of the CF lung by P. aeruginosa , the bacterium establishes chronic, long-term infections. Chronic P....
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2/4/15 – The 'Master of Misinformation' Le Queux workshop at Trinity College Dublin is rapidly approaching. For those speaking or planning to attend, here is the provisional schedule and some information on travel and accommodation.
1/10/14 – Attended the excellent annual conference of the H. G. Wells Society this weekend in Durham, join up and get involved if you are a Wells enthusiast.
23/2/14 – Enjoyed giving an interview to 'Beachcombing's Bizarre History Blog' about my research.
26/07/13 – CFP: 'Edwardian Premonitions and Echoes', second annual conference of the Edwardian Culture Network, hosted by the University of Liverpool. http://edwardianculture.com/2013/07/26/cfp-edwardian-premonitions-and-echoes/
06/06/13 – I'm delighted to promote the public lecture and workshop 'Empire in Peril – Invasion-Scares and Popular Politics in Britain 1890-1914' – Empire in Peril – CFP
18/04/13 – Attended the excellent inaugural conference of the Edwardian Culture Network last weekend, some really fantastic research on show. http://edwardianculture.com/
26/2/13 – Sorry for the long quiet period, been extremely busy! Very excited to be giving a paper this weekend at Art, Anxiety, and Protest in the Edwardian Belle Époque at the Yale Center for British Art.
3/10/12 – Thanks to Chris and the History department at Myton School, Warwick, for the link to the blog on their web page. http://www.mytonschool.co.uk/curriculum/subject-area/history/alumni/
1/10/12 – Very sad to hear of the death of Eric Hobsbawm at 95, a peerless writer and historian. As capitalism grows ever-more unpredictable, I fear we may miss his council. http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2012/oct/01/eric-hobsbawm?intcmp=122
14/9/12 – Spent much of the day sifting through http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/ , an excellent new resource.
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MONTREAL • Venezuela's Jhonattan Vegas started fast and finished strong to seize a one-shot victory in the Canadian Open at the Glen Abbey Golf Club near Toronto.
Vegas' eight-under 64 included plenty of fireworks, starting with five straight birdies from the second through to the sixth holes.
He capped his round with a burst of three straight birdies, carding nine overall with one bogey for a 12-under total of 276.
"I knew I had to get off to a fast start," said Vegas, who was five off the pace when play began.
"I know that I was in striking distance, but I had to get myself close to the lead early so the guys kind of knew I was there.
"So I just kept pushing and kept firing at pins and kept really going right after it. I got a really good momentum, and obviously I was able to close it out with some birdies."
Dustin Johnson, a co-leader after each of the first two rounds, was tied for second heading into Sunday. The American shot a final-round 69 and finished in a three-way tie for second on 277.
He was joined by Spain's Jon Rahm, who closed with a bogey-free 67 that included a birdie on the final hole, and Scotland's Martin Laird, who also signed for a 67.
Overnight leader Brandt Snedeker fired a one-under 71 that left him in a group on 278 alongside fellow Americans Ricky Barnes (68) and Steve Wheatcroft (69) and Germany's Alex Cejka (69).
World No. 1 and defending champion Jason Day of Australia closed with a 67 to finish tied for 14th on 281.