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Teitl Casgliad: Herald of Wales
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Hawliau: Nid yw statws neu berchnogaeth hawlfraint yr adnodd hwn yn hysbys.
LI. and T. BULLIIV. HEATH FIELD MEWS, SWANSEA. I MOTORS AND CABS ALWAYS READY. Telephone Number, 65. Telegraphic Address: Bullin, Swansea.
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MARGAM COUNCIL. I WORKING MEN'S DWELLING I I SCHEME SHELVED. ———— The umal monthly meeting of the Mar- gam District Council was held oa Monday evening. Mr. Richard Evans presided, and others present wer? M<'?i\s. G. Lips- L'omb, Edward Lowther. Capt. J. Presto*. R?v. Thos. Howell, Edward Evans, LI. Nicholas, J. Walters. T. Main waring, James Watkins (who took his set for the first time), D. E. Jones (clerk), J. Cox (Surveyor), C. Cook (accountant), Evan Rees (gas manager). Afon Valley Road. I A deputation headed by Mr. William Jenkins, J.P., Chairman of the Glyn- corrwg Council, waited on the Council to urge the necessity of the making-up of he Afon Valley road and Ynys Fawr, so as to provide mean-s of access for the people in their district to come down to Port Talbot, and in particular to deal with accidents to workmen at tlw Vallev collieries. It was resolved thai applica- tion be made to the Road Board for per- mission -to proceed with the necessary work Shops Act. I letter was read from the Clerk of the County Council stating that not only was there no objection to the appointment of one inspector of the Shops Act jointly for all the districts, but it was with a view or uniform administration as well as uniform bye-laws that the delegation of the Council's powers had been made to I the area of the three district councils and Aberavon. A letter on the subject was read from the Glyncorrwg Council inti- mating their agreement over the appoint- ment: 4# a joint inspector. The whole matter was left to be dealt with by the joint committee to which Mr. Harry Davies' name was added in place of Mr. Jonah Charles. Council Vacation. I It was resolved that no meeting of the j Council be held in September. Water Scheme. I The Survevor rei>orted on the proposed new water scheme near Cilygofid, to- gether with the plans and sections. It was decided that before proceeding further with the scheme the clerk be directed to communicate with Mr. Lips- comb on behalf of Margam estate with a view of ascertaining whether Miss Lalbo-t would be prepared to grant a lease oi I the sate and water rights, and if so, upon what terms. Working Men's Dwellings. I A letter was read from the Local Gov- ernment Board as follows:: "I am directed by the Local Government Board to state that they have had under con- sideration the reports made hy their in- spector, Mr. II. S. Stewart, after the in- quiry held by him in reference to the ap- plication of the Urban District Council or Margam for sanction to loans of £ 5.25-4 and £ 0,703 for the purposes of schemes for the erection of working class dwell-I ings under Part 3 of the Hou-sing of the Working Class Dwellings: Act, 1890, at Taibach and Bryn respectively. 'Hip Board a.re satisfied as. to the need of further dwellings in the district. I i,-ni however to draw attention h the Board's circular letters of the 11th and I March, 1915: and to state that in the cir- cumstances they think the scheme must be postponed. Subject to the settlement of the drainage arrangements at Taibach, the schemes appear to be generally satis- factory. "The Board will vrequire to be fur- nished with a drainage plan on a larger scale than that forwarded for Taibach, showing clearly the position of all in- spection chambers, and they are advised that all inspection chambers should be provided at all bends in the drains. It is not necessary that any drain should exceed four inches in diameter. As regards the period for repaym-ent of loans, I am to state that the period usually allowed by the Board for works in connection with the sewerage, is SO years, and the period for street works 20 I years. The Board observes that the schemes do not comply in all respects with the bve-laws in force in the dis- trict, but the Board presume that the Council intend to revise their hye-laws so that the schemes may be in accordance therewith. As regards the Bryn scheme, I am to request that the Board may be furnished with a detailed estimate of the street works, and may be informed whether the vendor's approval of the plans has been obtained." It was resolved that the surveyor pre- pare the necessary plans and informa- tion in accordance with the request of the Local Government Board. Medical Report. I The Medical Officer (Dr. J. H. Davies, II.D.) reported that during the month of July the number of births registered was 27—16 bovs and 11 girls. One illegitimate birth was registered. This gave a birth rate of 20.9 per 1,000 per annum. The deaths for the same period 11, giving a death rate of 8.5 per 1,000. as com- pared with a death Tate of 6.95 for the corresponding month of last year. Dng the moath, two cases of T)p Igeria were notified, and both re- moved to the sanatorium. Prince of Wales's Fund. Tbe Clerk reported that the sum of JB483 9s. 4d. was afcill standing to the credit of the above fund at the bank. It was resolved, on the motion of Mr. Rees Llewellyn, ?mcnaed by Mr. E. Lowther, that the further sum of £450 be for- warded to the treasurer of the fund. I Bryn-road. I Mr. John Walters said he-had again to call attention to the bad state of the roads at Bryn, and it was resolved, on the motion of Mr. Rees Llewellyn, seconded by Mr. John David, that the surveyor be direetedto report upon the matter. National Registration. It was reported that a special com-I mitt-ee had been appointed for carrying: out the work incidental to the X atiOilal1 Registration Act, consisting of the chair-' man, Major Thoe. Gray, Messrs. Bees Llewellyn, W. B. IIaHowes. E. Lowthec, Ll. Nicholas, G. Lipscomb, John Walters. The Clerk reported that with the assistance ox Mr. McLean he had gone carefully into the division of the differ- ent wards, and bad divided the Western Ward into 26 sub-divisions, giving each enumerator an average of between 6G to AA I houses: the Central Ward into 11 sub-! divisions, East Ward six sub-divisions,: and the North Ward into three gTib-divi- eaons, making a total of 46 su}a,diYisÏ<>n.s.: A satisfactory number of volunteers for the work was reported. New Motor Service. On the motion of Mr. Rees Llewellyn, seconded by Mr. LI. Nicholas, it was re- 4ec.orKled by Mr. Ll. solved that the application of Messrs. W. Barnes and Sons for a motor char-a-banc license to seat 35 to t8 persons, which thew intended to run between Port Talbot and Kentig. to start from Bethany Chapel, I Port Talbot, be granted. Gas Loan. I In regarcl to the negotiation of a g&61 works loan for Sl,500 at 4 per cent. pel- annum, it was decided to affix the com-I mon seal of the Council to a mortgage of the district fund and general district rates and the income of the gas works undertaking to the bank. This, with the previous mortgage, brought the amount up to S:5,000. Mr. Lowther; It is a most satisfactory I arrangement, and reflects great credit on our clerk and accountant.
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■ _—- ■ — r SOLDIER AND A LOAN. False Pretences Charge at Neath. At the Neath Borough Police Court on I Saturday, the hearing was resumed of a charge cigainst Albert Edward Stockwell. a private in the Black Watch Regiment, of obtaining a sum oi £ 50 by false pre- tences from Edmund Law, moneylender, Neath. Mr. W. M. Thomas (Bridgend) prosecuted, and Mr. Evan David (Cardiff) appeared for an interested party, W. Morris (Porthcawl). Mr. Thomas said accused was a barber, and carried on the business of hairdresser and fancy goods dealer at New-road, Porthcawl, which he took over from Wm. Morris in the summer of 1913. Morris assigned to the prisoner all the saleable articles, stock, &-c- for JC126, and the t'ur- niture was hired to him a.t a rental of £2 10s. per annum. Prisoner carried on this business until March of this year. In October last prisoner approached Mr. Law and asked him for a loan of Jt'oO on an I.O.U. He told Mr. Law that the furniture, foe., was his property, and Law agreed to lend him .£50 on a bill of sale on the furniture. Consequently an Tnven- toTW was made by Mr. Parminter, Neath, to7?v was made bx, M i, and a bill of sale was drawn up,q)y rr. M. Arnold and executed on October 12th, when prisoner received .650. Prisoner paid a few instalments of I' .£2 10s. a month, but in March this year, as the result of an execution put in and a distraint for rent by the landlord. Iaw obtained consent tender the Courts Emer- gency Act for leave to enter into posses- sion of the furniture, k-e. Morris came forward and claimed the goods, and it was then discovered, for the first time, that prisoner was not the owner of the furniture. Prisoner then absconded, and it was later ascertained that he had joined the Black Watch. Evidence was -ivt-To by Mr. Edmnnd Law, moneylender, bearing out his lici- tor's statement, and by Mr. Wm. Morris. Tn reply to the charge, prisoner said: f wish to say that the money was not borrowed with any intention to clioot or defraud. It was simply a family at;air, and I was wrongly advised. If I intended doing Mr. Law down, there were other ways than enlisting in my own na.me in the army. I -hoald have written Mr. Law. only the eleven weeks in hospital hindered me." Stockwell was then committed for trial, bail being allowed.
ABERAVON THOUGHT-READING I CASE. An amusing story was told at Aber- avon Police Court, when Leonard White, who styles him-elf Clare, the expert thought reader," appeared to answer a charge of obtaining the sum of ld. from P.C. Hurford by false pretences on July 30th. Mr. Lewis M. Thomas defended. P.C. Hurford said that on Friday night last he was on plain clothes duty in Water-street, when he saw defendant giving exhibitions of face reading. He was staring at people's faces, and mark- ing off on a printed sheet their char- acteristics, which he sold at Id. each. Defendant was declaring thai he was no phrenologist, or thought reader from Bond-street, who charged 5s.; he only charge d Id. (Laughter.) Witness paid Id., and had his char- acter read. He was declared to be "Hasty in speech—(laughter), tender hearted— (loud laughter), rough and ready—(laugh- ter), and good looking—(laughter). Mr. Thomas: What have you to com- plain about? You surely had a penny's wor' h ? Witness: It was false pretences; what I he said was not true. Mr. Thomas: Surely you do not object to be called rc Good tempered and good looking"? Mr. Thomas: If you were not satisfied, why didn't you ask for your penny back? Witness: It was too late. Witness added that he went back and bought a second character chart, which declared him to be U Rongh, ready, and easy going." (Laughter.) None of the characters were the same as on the first sheet he received. P.P. McGov-em prodncod a large printed placard, describing defendant as an expert thought reader, and other mystic arts. Defendant, in evidence, said he had been an expert character reader for more than twenty years. It was a science— the science of phvsiognomy. Defendant was fined .£1.
AFRAID OF BEING TORPEDOED. I At a special Aberavon Borough Police Court on Saturday, Paul Phillip Bistow, a coloured man, was charged with failing to join his vessel after negotiating an ad- vance not for £7 6s. 4d. Capt. Andre Fhiest, master of a French 6ailing ship 6aid he engaged defendant as cook. Defendant was ordered to join the ship on Monday last. Owing to his non- appearance the ship was- unable to pro- ceed to sea on Wednesday. P.S. Jones gave evidence of receiving defendant in custody from the Briton- ferry police. When charged, defendant said: I was afraid to go away with the ship, as four of the company's ships have been torpedoed off the Scillies." Defendant, who now expressed his re- gret, was sentenced to 21 days' hard labour.
FUNERAL OF NEATH HEADMASTER. The funeral of the late Mr. W. P. Venables, of London-road, Neath, for 35 years headmaster of the M-elyn SchooLs, took place at Llaniwat old Cemetery. The obsequies were attended by the Mayor (Mr. Matthew Arnold) the mem- bers of the Town Council, and of other governing bodies in the district, many members of the scholastic profession, and a large body of the general public. The family mourners were: Messrs. Gilbert, Sidney and Vernon Venables (6onB) J. Mogford (eon-in-law), Addie Venables (grandson H. Venables, soli- citor, Cardiff (nephew). W. C. Cooper, H. John, and Wm. John, Landore (oorasins). The Rev. A. F. Evans, M.A. (rector of N eathlofficiaied.
I AN AFAN VALLEY PIT. FORMER MANAGER & ACCOUNTANTI GO TO LAW. At Aberavon County Court on Tuesday, before Judge Lloyd Morgan, K.C., a re- mitted action was heard, in which Thos. Walters, a colliery manager, King-street, Port Talbot, sued Jonathan Williams, accountant, of Rose Bank, Sketty, Swan- sea, for £22 156. 5d. for goods sold and de- livered, and moneys paid by plaintiff on behalf of defendant, and for arrears of salary. A counter-claim was made by defendant for S71 4s. bd. for coal sold and delivered, the retention of a surveying dial and for alleged neglect to keep an accurate plan of the workings and of the system of ven- tilation at the West Rhondda Colliery, Avon Valley. Mr. Dan Perkins represented the plain- tiff, and Mr. Villiers Meager appeared on behalf of defendant. Mr. Perkins explained that plaintiff had for four years been engaged as manager at the West Rhondda Colliery. Upon re- ceiving due notice from defendant, plain- tiff terminated his work at the colliery. Defendant in August, 1914, was appointed by the debenture holders as receiver of the colliery. The defendant TO sued in a personal capacity, and not as a receiver. Plain tiff in evidence gave a detailed list of items which formed the claim. No one had ever made complaints of the manner in which he worked the colliery. As a matter of fact, the colliery expert appointed by defen- j dant had approved of the way in which the colliery was worked. Neither had any complaints been made of any irregu- larities at the colliery by the Home Office inspectors, who had paid regular r visits. He owned a number of coal trucks atod these were cut up and the timber was supplied to defendant. For the defence Mr. Meager urged that! his client was quite willing to pay for any goods he received, but he denied that the amount claimed was owing. In re- spect to the counter-claim, it was alleged that the plaintiff did not acoount for the whole of the coal. Defendant, in evidence, stated that whilst plaintiff acted as auafiager, he bought a truck of coal to be distributed amongst some of the workmen and him- self. It was entered at the colliery as containing 6 tons, 12 cwt., but upon being weighed by the railwav company, it weighed close on 9 tons. Through the mistake of the plainti?. witness had paid royalties in connection i with the West Rhondda. Colliery to the wrong people. After hearing evidence given by Alfred J. Hanier, Port Talbot Railway and Docks Co.'s station agent, and H. R. Ricketts, haulier, in respect to the weight and delivery of the coal in question. Geo. W. Davies, M. T. Stewart (surveyor), and Ed. Evans (mining en- gineer), His Honour entered judgment for plain- tiff of P,13 6s. 9d., and for defendant on 'I the counter claim £ 45 17s.
VOLUNTEER TRAINING MOVEMENT! AT SKEWEN. At the Central Hall, Skewen, a well- attended public meeting was held with a view of forming a platoon of the National Volunteer Training Corps for Skewen and Neath Abbey. Mr. P. G. Way, Goshen, of the Main Colliery Co., who has undertaken the formation of the local division, presided. After a few remarks explanatory of the object of the meeting, the Rev. L. Lindsay, Vicar of Tonna, made a fine appeal to those present to volunteer. He pointed out that, accord- ing to international law, whoever was in uniform or wore the badge ofsucli a corps was allowed to defend 11.16 country and his home by force of arms. Mr. Russel Stone (Neath) followed with a few words showing who were eligible for the corps. He paid a tribute to Skewen for its past faithfulness to the old volunteer movement. The Chairman said that as a result of correspondence with the Glamorgan County Education Committee, he was able to announce that the use of that hall had been granted for drill, on Monday and Thursday nights. Others who spoke were Mr. W. B. Trick, Ax-Mayor of Neath; and Councillor Ogley L. David. Private Bob Greenway, of the Grenadier Guards, home wounded from the front, addressed the meeting. He said how he had done his bit for his country, and he felt very proud that they were ready to come forward. But it was heart-breaking to see so many young lads at Skewen, Neath and Swansea, walking about doing nothing. He could not express his feel- ings, when he remembered there were men out there old enough to be their fathers, aye, and grandfathers; while so many young ones here did nothing. Thou- sands were falling, and their souls were calling for vengeance. He had a 'churn, Private Edgar, who came all the way from America to rejoin, although he had served 21 years in the army and held two South African and two Egyptian medals; and he fell at Richebourg. The Germans were trying everything—they tried their gas; they tried their fire jets. He hoped all v-olnng men would come forward. At the close of the meeting, nearly 40 signed on for the V.T.C., some of them being old members of the local Volunteer Corps.
POLICE OUTFLANK TAIBACH I POACHERS. At the Aberavon County Police Court on Monday, three Taibach colliers—Thomas George Moore, Charles Moore, and Thotnaa B-ees—were charged with trespassing in pur- suit of game of Egrlwysminydd Farm, Mar- ga.m Estate. on the 26th ult. Defendants pleaded guilty. Mr. Lewis M. Thomas (prosecuting) said defendants had no alternative but to plead guilty as they were caaiglht by P.S. Pinoott and P.C. Evana, and they had three grey- hounds and a whippet working the ground. P.S. Pinoott said he saw the dogs chase rabbits or hares. He went towards them I and drove them into the arms of P.C. Evans,- who was in hiding. Both defendants Moore nad previous convictions. Thomas George Moore was fined 40s.; Charles Moore 24s., and Bees 10s.
BILLY BEYNON BEATEN. A large erowd put in aa ip- pearaace at the Liverpool Stadium when Young Fox (Leeds) met Bill Bey- non (Port Talbot) in a contest of 15 three-minute rounds at Sst. Slbs. Beynoa, although at a disadvantage in height. I foroOO. exchanges, and did excellently at close quarters, Fox occasionally swinging to his head, but his efforts were feeble. After the half-way stage, however, Fox showed excellent form, employing cleverly his left, wiped off his arrears, and at the cloee Fox gained a verdict on pointe.
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Writing oome, 8, Territorial with the 5th Durhams, now at the front, says: You should see the Lloyd George shell burst. It mmaiA yut you in better heart."
MARGAM MyftDER RECALLED
MARGAM MyftDER RECALLED. DEATH OF WELL KNOWN POLICE INSPECTOR. At his residence in King-street, Port Talbot, the death took place of ex-Police Inspector Alexandria MacDonald, at the age of 72 years. The deceased was a native of Ross, Sootland, but joined the Glamorgan Con- stabulary over 37 years ago. He rose from the rank of constable to the posi- tion of inspector, in which capacity he was first appointed at Pontypridd, and afterwards held similar positions at Gelly, Gowerton, Llandaff and Port Talbot. Ten years ago, he retired on a superaunuation at Port Talbot. In conned ion with the sensational murder of gamekeeper Scott, the deceased officer played a conspicuous part in run- ning the murderer, Joe Lewis, to earth. He tracked the murderer from Brombil Mountains, where the tragedy occurred, to a cottage at Salt-lake, Taibach, where Lewis regained overnight, and subse- quently the people of the house—Mr. and Mrs. Williams—were arrc-sted and tried for aiding and abetting in the murder. At the Aberavon Borough Police Court, the Mayor said that the Bench had heard with great regret of the er-Inspeetor's death, and they wished to express their sympathy with the widow. The deceased had been connected with the borough for many years, and he had al- ways proved himself a highly courteous and capable officer. Mr. Charles Jones (magistrate), and Mr. Lewis M. Thomas (solicitor), made eulogistic references to deceased and ex- pressed their sympathy with the widow. The remains were interred at the picturesque Chapel of Ease burial grounds, Port Talbot, on Monday. In the funeral procession were county and borough justices of the peace, town and county councillors, members of the Afan Freemason Lodge (of which de- ceased was a member), solicitors, ministers and a large number of prominent towns- folk. Nearly a hundred members of the Glamorgan Constabulary, representing D. B. H. and C, Divisions, under the command of Superintendent Ben Evans (Neath) were also present, along with Deputy Chief Constable J. Williams (Pontypridd), Superintendent T. Wil- liams (Treharris), and Superintendent J. Jones (Canton). The coffin was borne to the graveside by Police Inspectors W. E. Roes (Port Tal- bot), John Hale (Caerphilly), J. Davies (Mumbles), David Morris (Britonferry), Wm. Gill (Skewen), Rees Davies (Porth), and John Jones' (Llaptrissant). Prior to the interment, the body was taken into St. Theodore's Parish Church, where a service was conducted by the vicar (the Rev. D. J. Jones, M.A.), assisted by the Revs. Ogwen Davies and W. Harris (curates), who also officiated at the graveside. The chief mourners were Messrs. W. Young, J. Young, T. Adams (Whitchurch, Somerset), T. Williams (Tondu), J. E. and Master Alec Isaac (Maesteg), Mr. R. Williams (Tondu), and P.S. Alfred Brice (Taibach).
AMUSING INTERLUDE IN ABER- AVON SUIT. At Aberavon on Monday, Sarah Ann Allen, Ma.rlborough House, Tonmawr, sum- moned her husband, James Allen, Pen-er- engine Farm. Tonna, for persistant cruelty and desertion. Mr. Lewis M. Thomas appeared for com-: plainant and Mr. A. Jestyn Jeffreys for de- fendant. Mr. Thomas said the parties wer g married in 1330, and there were eleven children—all alive. In November last defendant came home in a drunken state and threatened to beat his wife, and wanted his son to go out to tight, and later threatened to brain them all. Complainant said that defendant had often assaulted her. and had on one occa- sion broken .her nose. David Allen, son of the partiee, said that in November defendant came home like a lunatic. Defendant, on oath. denied any desertion and cruelty. The oause of the bather. was that his son started in a butcher's business and witness objected to it. He found the stock getting less and no account given of it. He was quite willing to take his wife back now. He had no complaint against her. In reply to Mr. Thomas, defendant said he worked as a collier when his health per- mitted. He suffered from throat trouble. (Laughter.) The Bench diemiaeed the case.
PATHETIC PORT TALBOT PATERNITY CASE, At the Aberavon County Police Court. on Monday, a girl of quite childish appearance. named Elizabeth Ann Rosser, alias David, the adopted daughter of Hannah David, Mayfield-street, Port Talbot, summoned Gunner Wm. Walker, serving -%vith the K.F.A. at Winchester, and lately a railway fireman at Port Talbot, to. show cause, etc. Mr. Lewis M. Thomas, for complainant, said that a telegram bad been received that morning from defendant stating he could not appear, but admitted paternity. The baby, a girl, was born on June 21st. De- fendant had lodged with complainant's fos- ter mother, and it was a pathetic fact that intimacy took place when the girl was just over 14 years of age, and the cld was born when she was just over 15 When defendant knew of the girl's condition, he joined the Army. In the circumstance he asked for the maximum order of 5s. per week. Complainant bore out advocate's state- ment, and an order of 5e. a week for 16 years, with costs, was made.
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The Caledonian Railway directors nave declared an interim dividend on the or- dinary stock at the rate of £3 per cent. | per anuuUl Wr MM iMtt half of the curreart 'war.
I KNOCKED DOWN BY A TRUCK. ■■ ■■■■ 1 ■■■■■ I PORT TALBOT WOMAN'S FATAL iNJURIES. The sad circumstances of the death of I a Port Talbot soldier's wife were inquired into at the Swansea Coroner's Court on Tuesday. Deceased was Martha Dobbin, ,of 22, Dock-street, Port Talbot, who died at the Swansea Hospital on Saturday last from injuries to her arms by having been knocked down by a coal truck. Gunner Thomas Dobbin, of the Royal Horse Artillery, said the accident took place on July 16th, and he came home after receiving a telegram. He saw his) wife in the hospital, and she told how the accident happened. It appeared she was going along the road across the docks to get to the l'ost Office for the purpose of drawing her weekly allowance. It was raining heavily, and she kept her umbrella towards the right. When she got to the crossing she saw a full truck which started to move towards the tip. She stopped to allow the full truck to pass, and an empty one which she did not see came from the opposite direction and knocked her down. The accident hap. pened between 10 and 11 o'clock in the morning. The Coroner: Did your wife know thi-s was a private road belonging to the Dock Company? Witness: No, sir. I didn't know my- self. Everybody uses it. Shortly afterwards, witness remarking on the question of the privacy of the road, said his wife had a written permit allow- ing her to pass along the docks. Dr. Boyle, of the Swansea Hospital, said after admittance deceased got on well for a week and she promised recovery, but unfortunately bloodpoisoning set in, and she died on Saturday. The Coroner said it appeared to be a pure accident, the primary cause of which was the bad weather and the re- sultant necessity of using and umbrella. One would have thought, however, that Mrs. Dobbin, having used this road so often, would have known when to expeotf a truck. A verdict of accidental death was re- turned, the jury blaming no one.
SOLDIERS WHO SOLD THEIR I BLANKETS. At the Aberavon Borough Police Court (before the Mayor—Mr. W J. Williams—Messrs. Charles Jones, Geo. L-ongdon, John Phillips, and Aid. D. Rees), seven privates of the 2nd 5th Welsh Regiment, named John Smith, John Ellis, Rees Williams. Charles Powell, Thomas Jones, Henry Lewis, and John Lewis, were charged with unlaw- fully selling 12 blankets, some under- clothing, value £ 5, the property of his I Majesty the King. Polly Meger, Laura Budge, George Budge, Emma Salt, Eliza- beth A. Evans, William Preece, Annie Jane Taylor, Caroline Crowley, and Mar- t garet Fellowes, all of the Sandfields, were charged with purchasing the articles. All the soldiers pleaded guilty except Private John Smith. The other defen- dants pleaded that they were not aware I the blankets were army property, but were informed that they belonged to the soldiers. Defendant Polly Meger pleaded that she did not buy the blanket found on her bed, but had washed it for Pri- vate Smith. Col.-Sergt. Martin said he received com- plaints that some of the men's blankets were missing. Later it was found that 41 were missing. Information was given to P.S. Swaffield, who searched the houses in the district and recovered 12 blankets. Mr. Charles Jonee: Is there any mili- tary ntark on the blankets? Witness: No, sir. It is not our duty to mark them. It is the duty of the A.S.C. Mr. Charles Jones: It was someone's duty, and the duty was not done. The Mayor said the Bench viewed the case with great seriousness. It would have been imagined that men inti niform would have had a higher conception of their duty to the country. If they sold the property of the King, what would I they do in defending their country? It was very sad indeed to see men wearing the King's uniform in such a position. Ellis and Williams were sentenced to two months' hard labour; Powell, Jones, Hy. Lewis and John Lewis were sentenced to six weeks' hard labour; and John Smith to one month's hard labour. The women were dismissed on payment of costs, being given the benefit of the doubt because the blankets were not marked. The men George Budge and -Wm. Preece were fined 10s.
I POOR MILK AT GLYN-NEATH. I At Neath on Friday Edward Bryant, milk vendor, Glyn-Neath, was summoned for selling milk deficient in butter fat. Mr. A. Jestyn Jeffreys defended. Supt. Beai Evans said that on July 7th he took four samples of milk from dif- ferent vessels from the defendant's cart. The analysis showed that the first sample taken was genuine, but the other three showed a deficiency in butter fat of 21 per cent., 18 per cent., and 16 per cent respectively. Defendant, who said he had been a milk vendor at Glyn-Neath for over 2U years, and had never been prosecuted before, although many samples had been taken from him, was fined 30s. and analyst's fees.
BRITONFERRY GUNNER SAVES A I WOMAN. Arthur Beer, a gunner in the 1st Welsh R.F.A., who is a native of Briiooferry, has been instrumental in saving a woman from drowning in the River Ouse. He saw the woman plunge into the water, and immediately went to her assistance, but on being brought to the bank she took a second dive. Gunner Beer, how- ever, again rescued her. The presiding chairman atth local borough sessions thanked Gunner Beer for the able manner in which he had acted in the case, and said it was no doubt through his prompt action that the woman's life was saved.
1 EXCITING RESCUE AT PORTHCAWL. A great commotion was caused on the beach at Porthcavrl on Sunday afternoon. There were hundreds of people bathing, the weather being delightfully fine, when a young man, named Saunders, son of a Newport grocer, got into difficulties near the Black Rock Two men in the water Hear him were apparently unable to 6wim, but an pnlooker jumped into the sea with- out divesting himself of his clothing and effected a rescue. Under the supervision j of a Newport doctor, who reported to arti- ficial restoration, the young man soon re- ioovered. ]
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At Aberavon on Monday, the license :)f I the Copper House Inn. Cwmavoo, was transferred to BLannaik Jftnkift* if the late heldaft
f CORRESPONDENCE. I THE DUTY OF ECONOMY. To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD." Sir,—^The cry now is Economy aud Self- denial." It is a lesson that this terrible war will drive home to every cot.tage and mansion before many months are over. It is beginning to be felt already, and with I provisions rising it will still go on advanc- ing. Within twelve months the cost of living has advanced about 35 per cent. to 40 "ar cent. What will be the second year? Butter is quoted to-day about lifts, to 160s. for Irish creams, and people are advised to fat. lees meat. Butter was imported in 1915 to the amount of 4,139.000 cwt" value XZ4,084,000, representing £ 10 per year per head.- t' 0 have the advice for the country to save the gold; the way to save the gold would be to put our land into use by culti- vation and produce more in fields and gar- dens. iSt-op the drmk traffic and have les= amusements and more work of a producing kind. Make the country self-supporting, as it can be done. See what haug happened in Ireland since the farmers were granted security of tenure, compensation for ira- provements, a land court, and the farmers buying their own farms with Government monoy advanced on easy terms of interest. Why not grant the same privilege to th,- English and Welsh farmers? In fact, ex- tend the Irish Land Act to England and I '♦Vales. The writer of this letter aked these questions a" Neath when the aspiring can- didates for Pal-liamejitaiy honours addressed the electors at the Gwyn Hall. One of them—Mr. A. Thomas, of London, a bar i,istor-tl,ought I was referring to the Scotch Crofters' Act, If he reads thL. letter he will understand my ques- tions and their true significance in the face of the days and the momentous time we are passing through, and the end no man knoweth. It is the duty of landlords to-day to be "patriotic" and work with the Government, and give the same privileges to the farmers of» ^England 4zid Wales as their comrades in Ireland enjoy, namely, security of their homesteads, and they will work with a will and grow all we want. Let me illustrate what could be done in Abenvon and Port Talbot if the farmers had fair play as they deterit. Every foot of land around here should be cultivated. We have the, cry, Eat less meat," and they close the butcher shops somewhat, early three nights a week-a kind of closing order. Although eating meat will not pauperise the home to the extent that alcohol will—a dangerous luxury not re- quired at all—a/ butcher in Aberavon in- formed me that his father reared from two to three hundred sheep on Aberavon Moun- tain, and he could remember from four to five hundred on Tydraw Mountain. Recently this man bought from a farmer who resides in the di&trict three lambs weighing 241bs.. 311bs., and 261ba.; these had been fed on the herbage and grass of Aberavon Mountain. Now compa,re these with three lambs bought that were fed on the rich pastures of Pembrokeshire—three.- Solbs., 271bs., 29lbs.- the aevrage is 271bs., with a very trifle about 5ozs. iu favour of Pembroke; but you will notice one lamb of 311bs.t reared and fed on Aberavon Mountain, that could not oe beaten in this country, so I am informed. Now in face of these facts is it not the duty d landowners to enoourage and give fair play to the farmers of the district and country instead of damping their enthusiasm. Let the farmer get security for his farm, and reduce the big farms to about iOO to 200 acrcs for each homestead, and our islands could be turned into granaries like Egypt of old. And the farmer would be next in importance to our brave and noble soldiers and sailors. Their glorious deeds in the present struggle for freedom, and the defeat of the "Arch Deceiver" we all hope for, and the way 1-1 accomplish this is that e should all do our duty to our fellowmen and God, live lives in unison with God's com- mandments. Can we picture, or do we for a moment realise had Germany succeeded in her "commerce war" we should all be at peace now? Peace, because we should have been starved out, starved to surrender 45,000,000 of people, old and young, without food because the land is left untilled, and the "sun's rays" go waste, and we should be absolutely compelled to accept whatever terms she chose to impose upon us-death and starvation stalking throughout the land, children dying at the breast, mothers had no milk to give. All this Providen- tially failed because the British Navy met with no disaster. But, on the other hand, we should have had -a second and safe line of defence againat starvation by getting our land—farms .nd gardens-tilled, and pro- duce all ive require. This is the lesson that this great war is teaching. Let each one of t13 do his part and act the man in this hour of crisi1). Be honest to God and true to man.-Yours truly, William Davies. 7, Oak wood-street, Port Talbot. August irth, 1915. HEALTHY AND ECONOMICAL FOOD. To TRF. EriToR OF THE HERAjLD. I 1, Sir,—May 1 suggest to your readers that the present is an excellent oppor- tunity tote-st, the value of a non-flesh diet, and to show at the same time a patriotic spirit ? Lest any accustomed to the old order of things should think that the abandon- ment of meat would be a terrible leap in the dark it may be mentioned thn.t Dr. Sims Woodhead and Professor James Long, neither of wham are convinced n vegetarians, have recently testified to the fact that a well-balanced dietary of vegetable origin is all sufficient to sus- tain men in the highest condition both of body and mind. It is, indeed, unreason- able to imagine that we, who are already three parts vegetarian in our diet, can- not easily dispense with that other fourth Dart. There are many useful cookery books published at Id. and upwards, giving numerous recipes for the preparation of choice and economical meals from eggs, cheese, beans, peas, lentils, rice, macaroni, oatmeal, maizemeal, and potatoes (the two latter being the best and cheapest of all foodstuff's), which may be used at all times in the place of beef, mutton, pork, or bacon. May I add that further information on this aspect of the subject will gladly be sent by the Vegetarian Society, Man- chester, on receipt of stamp for postage. —Yours faithfully, Joseph Collinson. Animals' Friend Society, York House, Portugal-street, London. I August 9th. 1915.
A LOGICAL VIEW. I At Aberavon on Monday, John Powell, colliery labourer, Abergwynfi, was sum- moned for using bad language on the 216t and 22nd July. The Clerk: Are you guilty or not guilty ? Defendant: I was much annoyed, and I don't remember. I must have said some- thing or I wouldn't have been brought here. (Laughter).
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At Swansea Police Court on Wednesday. James Robbins. summoned for using a vehicle without lights, was ordered to pay I the costs.
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I NEXT OF KiN. AUSTRALIANS' RELATIVES WHO CANNOT BE TRACED. Many of our readers are doubtless D'fo; aware of the very large accumulation c2 monies which are now lying dormant and unclaimed in the various Government Departments of our Dominions. It is estimted that there are many thou- sands of pounds emanating from Australia, alone, and we propose during the next few weeks to publish a portion of a list of un- claimed balances to which claimants have been unsuccessfully sought for in Australia, and who have not been discovered in th-j country. Readers who may consider they are justly entitled to enter claims against tll-e monies should write to the editor of this paper marking their envelopes "Unclaimed Monies/' or write direct to Lloyd's Inquiry, 55-6, Chancery-lane, London, W.C., who have established offices in Australia and who keep records of the particulars relating to same. A stamped envelope should be sent for reply. The following is the weekly list:— John Abbott, William Alton, Robert Atterton, James Bevett, Annie Bradley, John Carter, Augustus Carroll, William Dale, George Davis, John Dawson, Jameg Dennis, James Elliott, Edward Fanning, Michael Franks, Thomas Green, Edmund Griggs, Margaret Handley, C. H. Heirs, John Higgins, James Ireland, Mary Leahy, Peter Lorsen.
I EELS THAT KILL htNTS
I EELS THAT KILL hïtNTS The following news item is circulated the New Zealand Government offices iu London: At a meeting held recently of one of the New Zealand acclimatisation societies the curator of a game farm re- ported that he had included eels in the list of vermin which caused the death of young phea.sa.nts. He gave his assurance that no fewot- than seventeen young birds had been lost owing to eels seizing their heads whilst they were in the act of drink- ing creek wa/ter. The deaths of innumer- able young ducks had been causel by eels, and it was a common thing to see scores of ducks minus a leg, which had "leer, dragged off by these voracious fish.
I OBSCURED MOTOR LIGHTS. At Aberavon on Monday, Evan H. Lewis was fined 15s. for having the plate number of his motor cycle obscured by a lady passenger's skirt. Arthur W. Bennett was similarly charged and fined 10s. P.C. Ver- non proved the cases. The Chairman said that offenoe« of this class would in future be dealt with more severely.
I A SEA OF FIRE. There has been much, ado at Porthcawt over the strange appearance during the past few nights of a patch of sea. eeve- vi hundreds of yards in dimensions. Thia patch presents the appearance of a sea 01 fire.
Family Notices
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS NOW ELIJ ONES. -On August 4th, at Tha School House. Dinas Powis, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Howell-Jones, a son. MARRIACES. CEABBE—HUGHES—On August 7th. afc Ebenezer Gong. Church, Bertram T. Crabbe, to Blodwen Bughos, both of Swansea. GOWER—JOHN.—On August 4, at Jerusalem English Baptist Chapel, Britonferry, by ( the Rev. R. Powell, assisted by Rev. Henry Hughes, Lawford Raymond. eJdeet son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawford Gower. Britonferry, to Julia Florence (Florrie), only daughter of Mrs. John, Maee-y-coed," a.nd the late Mr. William John, Builder, Britonferry. No cards. HOWAHD—WILLIAMS—At Holy Trinity- Church, on Mi?lay, Aug. 9th, by the Rev. J. Melbourne Perry, M.A., John Webber Howard, of Oxford-street School, youngest son of Mrs. Howard, 24, Nicholl-street, to Elsie May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J- Tucker Williams, Railway Hotel, High- street. Quiet, owing to recent .)oreave- ment. ROBERTS—MORRIS.—August 7th, at Her- mon C.M. Chapel, Penrhiwceiber, by the Rev. David Jones, M.A., assisted by the Rev. David Williams, Willie Roberts, violinist, Morriston, to Olive, the only daughter of the late Rev. James Morria ■and late Mrs. O. Morris, Penygraig and Uanstephan. SEMMENS—GLOINE.—Augufet 7th, at Devon, port, by the Rev. H8.rry Petty, Harold, eldest eon of the late Alxander Semmena and Mrs. A. H. Richards, of Neath, to Daisy, third daughter of Mr. and Mrsi. Richard Gloine, of Devonport. SANDWELL—GRIFFIips.—On August 1st. at St. Thomas Church, by Rev. W. Evans (vicar), Sergt.-Major Alf. Sandwell, 3rd Welsh Field Ambulance, to Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Griffiths, Z3. Delhi-street. SQUIRE-BAGLOW.-On August 7th, at Castleton Chapel, Mumbles, Sergt. Aubrey J. Squire, 2/lst Welsh (How.) Bgde. R.F.A., youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Squire, of King Edward-road, Swansea, to Selina. (Cissie), eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs* Baglow, Woodville-road, Mumbles. THOMAS-STF,PHF-N. -On August 7th, at Mt. Pleasant Baptist C-bapel, by Rev. A. Bty- non Phillips,* Private Archibald D. Thomas, B.A., 3rd Welsh Field Ambulance, third son of Mrs. W. D. Thomas, JO, Mai- vern-terrace, to Catherine W. Stephen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen, 19, St. Alban's-road, Swansea. DEATHS. COODE.On the 31st of July, Fredriok S. Cobde, Cabinetmaker, aged. 55, of 3, Wor- cee.ter-place. Swansea. DAVID.—Killed in acticn, North France. August 3rd, Jamea Stanley David, dearly- beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter David; iged 23 years. For God, King, and Country. ELIAS.—On the 5th inst., at the Buteberie Arms Hotel, Neath, Ivor Elias, eon of Mrs. Elias, Furnace House, Melyn, age 32. BV ANS.-Ou the 9th inst., Ann Evans, 78, at the re&idence of her eon. William Evans, 13, Ynisderw-road, Ponta-rdawe, EVANS.—On the 7th August. 1915, Margaret Evans, the beloved wife of George Evans, 14, Bowen-street. JONES.—On August 3rd, at 6, Trifalga-p. place, Frances E. Jones, in her 85th year. MORGAN.—On the 10th August, 1915, Mary Ann Morgan, sub-postmistress, Port Tennant, in her 76th year. OWEN.—On Aug. 7th, 1915, at 39, Henrietta, street, Swansea. Mary Ann Owen, widow of John Owen, in her 79th year. ROBERTS.On August 5th, at IIS, Pentre. terrace, Pentre, Henry George Roberts. aged 56 years. WEST—On the 3rd August, 1915, Jame% West, timekeeper for 35 years Swansea Corporation, -aged 70, of 198 Kensington- terrace, Swansea. Printed and Published for the Swansea Press, limited, by ARTHUR PARNELL HIGHAM, aJ, Leader Euildings. Swansea.


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6 weeks "post-op"
By this point I felt I've been "back to normal" TRULY for about a week.
I suddenly noticed last Tuesday that I was walking 'funny'…but realized that actually I was walking normally again for the first time in 3 years! That was definitely cause for a celebration, because I've been accommodating and favouring for a long time, causing my gait to get very out of whack.
Role Reversal
Hilariously, my 'good' right knee is now not as good as my 'bad' left knee. There's still some pressure in there that prevents me from kneeling on it, and when I get aches, it seems to be on the right side, now. Having said that, it's still in pretty good shape, and giving me fewer problems than before.
The Bad Knee, though: wowee. It's amazing! I have full extension on it, which I haven't seen since before I tore my meniscus back in 2015. It feels stronger, and somehow more integrated with the surrounding muscles. It feels strong, reliable. It hasn't felt trustworthy in so long, so this is a HUGE win for me.
Steady Progression
I was able to start light exercise again, with the physio's approval, and I have my follow-up with Dr. Hamilton the next day, so I was really curious to see what she would say.
Other than the physio exercises, I was swinging around a light kettlebell and getting in some walking. The walking did eventually make the knees ache a little, but not until at least the 6k mark, so I considered that to be pretty good.
I hadn't been running yet, but I had run to catch the bus the previous week and I didn't even realize until I was on the bus that 'normally' that would have been a very painful experience.
I can't even explain how incredible it was to have a functioning left knee again. I had started to lose hope of ever recovering it, but the stem cells SEEMED to be doing their work! I really hoped the right knee catches up, too.
7 weeks "post-op"
When I saw Dr. Hamilton at the start of the next week, she was very happy with how things looked. It had taken me about 4 weeks for me to be 'back to normal'; most people get to that point anywhere between 2.5 and 4 weeks, so she said I was right on track.
She also had me squat, because I haven't been able to for years (properly, and without pain), and we were both squealing a little when I got down to 90%…have been at about 70% for years. Inspecting my knees, she noted that there was no longer any swelling in my left knee…which she's never seen NOT swollen. Excellent point!
Moving forward
Something that I had also noticed, but she made a point to tell me in order to manage my expectations: people often have a "bad day" (ie painful), but then the next day their knees feel SO much better.
This has happened several times for me…on a day that I walked too far I would end up with some pain and would be a bit stiff the next day, but the day after THAT…incredibly…there was a very obvious improvement. It's almost as if the pain was a signal to the stem cells that THERE is where their work was most needed, and then they would conveniently go to work to improve the source of that pain. Magic? Probably not…more research is needed to understand. But it sure felt like magic.
So the end result is that she doesn't need to see me again, and she says I can go back to exercising, now, as if nothing were different…that is to say, start up again slowly, progress at a reasonable rate, but nothing is off the table…I should just be aware of what I'm capable of and work on steady progression. HOWEVER, she also said to push it a little. Going back to the paragraph above, pushing it (sensibly) seems to drive recovery.
More improvements all the time
I went to the physio the next day (Xsenia at Annex RMT), gave her all the good news, so she ran me through a battery of tests. She was REAL happy with how everything was firing, except for a little weakness in the left side from years of favouring the other. Easily solved! More exercises for me to do, but I was diligent with those, because recovery is in sight.
She also had me do some lunges, which I've found scary for ages (due to lack of stability and faith in my knee to hold)…but I managed just fine despite my nervousness, and was able to complete them, so more internal squealing.
On top of all that, I can now step off the curb without wondering if my knee will give (it's the small things, guys)! I ran up the stairs at the subway station! I can pivot on my left foot without collapsing! I can almost fold my legs underneath me, which I haven't done in years!
Every day I'm noticing something new that's better. The doctor said I'll see constant improvements for about 6 months, but then I'll randomly notice small improvements for up to 2 years.
So basically, I felt like: I'm back, baby! I was determined to be smart about ramping up so that I didn't damage something else, but that next run is happening. Stay tuned!
Catherine Chan is the Founder & CEO of FitIn.io, a new fitness platform connecting Canadians with personal trainers/instructors, fitness, exercise or movement classes near them in mere minutes. A mental health advocate, she has dedicated a part of her platform to mental health and wellness classes, promoting movement + mindfulness in order to find profound, sustainable health.

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Cypress Tree, Isle of Arran Trees, Rosa Wood
The Cypress Tree
The oldest living Cypress is the Sarv-e-Abarkooh in Iran's Yazd Province. Its age is estimated to be approximately 4000 years.
In Greek mythology, the cypress is associated with the underworld, grief and mourning. Ancient Roman funerary rites used it extensively. Cupressus sempervirens is the principal cemetery tree both in the Western and Muslim worlds.
Clears infection and negative emotions.
Cypress wood has an aromatic scent.Ā Cypress trees can be used in the making of shingles.
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I hope everyone had as much fun as I did yesterday in the snow!
Tchunlo is a town like many in Michigan that will never fully recover after its collapse. Unlike most, however, it wasn't just an economical downfall; it was also a plant meltdown.
Growth has come to a halt and although it's winter the sky carries an odd hue. It hasn't sat dormant long enough to resemble a post apocalyptic landscape and its former life is apparent. A worn basketball court. An empty park.
Due to contamination it's unfit for anybody to spend extended time there. What's interesting is the one population that's not only remained, but grown: crows.
Scientists haven't had sufficient time for their studies to show significant results, but the current plan involves a year of monitoring. In the meantime this town is yet another reminder of our impact on nature and how delicate life is.
I've already had a stellar photo career with many great experiences. Along the way I've worked with some wonderful people. On occasion I'm lucky enough to work with the same subject at yearly intervals. Such is the case with L'Meese.
I first worked with her in 2008 when I exhibited in a two-person show with renowned fashion photographer Stan Malinowski in Chicago. From Fantasy to Fashion drew an incredible crowd of collectors and I was proud to show my interpretation of fashion photography with Stan's photographs for such publications as Harper's Bazaar, Vogue and Playboy. From Janice Dickinson to Iman in Valentino's atelier, it was a smashing success. More of Stan's work can be seen here.
I showed new work, inspired by Stan's big budget shoots of yesteryear. L'Meese's portrait below was included in the exhibit.
I recently had the chance to work with L'Meese again, this time in Ann Arbor. The only thing that's changed is her elevated level of experience.
There are many things in life I'll never understand, like texting while driving or fans of the Chicago Cubs. Equally confusing is this fascination with comic book heroes starring in feature length films. Don't get me wrong I love comic books, but condensing decades of knowledge into a two hour slot, combining it with more CG than any mortal should endure and expecting action to look real because of quick camera motion is a tragedy. BUT there's one thing I find more confusing: when other photographers ask what I shoot with.
The answer is: a camera. That's all anybody needs to know and should already be implied. Why not ask what I drive (or ride depending on the weather)? Since the vehicle delivers me to the shoot, isn't that equally important if not more? Asking what I shoot with suggests my imagery isn't entirely mine, but a result of how much I spent on gear. A photographer is someone who works with light. They're problem solvers and comfortable working in any situation and with any image capturing mechanism (except phones).
This isn't to say I don't love my camera, because I couldn't be happier with what I work with. It's just that anytime I've gotten into this conversation with another photographer, it goes absolutely nowhere.
"What do you shoot with?"
"What do you shoot with?"
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If YOU have the answer, please join in.
Nia is a model that's well ahead of the game and a fabulous person to work with. That's what allowed us to be more creative during our shoot. Not only did she own the in studio strobe sets with her many looks, but she handled daylight and lengthy fluorescent bulb exposures with the same style and grace.
Below are two looks from two different strobe sets:
Even a one second exposure. No problem:
It was 6:56pm on the evening of August 15 when the flamboyant detective understood this was no ordinary murder scene.
At the same time across town the afflicted war veteran was having realizations of his own…
While his friend, the turbulent mob associate, was in the middle of a very important business deal.
The details from that transaction made no difference to the occupant of the residence one house to the south. The distressed burglar was hard at work, reaping what he could as his window was closing fast…
But not as fast as the clever spy's.
"What's the hurry", said the brilliant psychopath to himself in the mirror of an apartment he had entered only once before.
The following day was spent analyzing images and materials taken from the gruesome display by the flamboyant detective.
And breakfast was ruined for two nameless thugs by an unannounced visit from the turbulent mob associate.
But the thugs had it easy compared to the clever spy, who withstood a night of interrogation and still maintained his cover.
Another day, another "…fuck it", said the afflicted war veteran.
"50/50." No matter how prepared, the distressed burglar knows there's a fifty-fifty chance things could go wrong during any break in.
"Are you certain get the fuck out of here are the last words you'd ever like to say?" asked the brilliant psychopath.
A broken vase. A sideways chair. That was the extent of the mess made when the clever spy broke free and overtook his captors.
The minutes felt like hours as the flamboyant detective tried to comprehend what had taken place in the crimson apartment. "Could a human have done this?"
Some have no conscience.
Others remember all too well.
Some like to talk.
Others prefer the quiet.
It's important to stay busy, but it's also important to have fun. I recently began a series of images involving six different characters. Over time their stories will grow and conflict.
The guidelines are simple: only I can be in the image and it must be shot in my apartment, common area or basement. The techniques, however, are limitless.
I present: the brilliant psychopath, the afflicted war veteran, the clever spy, the distressed burglar, the turbulent mob associate and the flamboyant detective.
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Happy Father's Day to the man that started it all for me.
We've gone on some pretty fun shoots together.
Let's keep shooting!
As mentioned in yesterday's post, my father enjoys photographing wooded wintry scenes. Below are a few he's taken in the recent past. My father has been photographing since the 60's. For a period he even developed film and printed images in a darkroom built in the basement of the house I grew up in. It's safe to say that his style, eye and passion for photography have positively influenced my life.


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First of all, I have to say how incredible this little play shed is! Finding easy to build playhouse plans so you can create a play shed like this does not have to be difficult. I have something for you below. What do you think of that bright blue as a colour for the outside?! I think it looks great!
I am very tempted to keep a picture of this in my planner to remind me that when I move into my dream home, the shed needs to be painted this colour!
Update: I'm in my dream home BUT the gigantic shed is plastic.
So, we need to figure out a way to paint plastic like this. I did, however, trick out the INSIDE of the shed and it looks GREAT!
An Eye Popping DIY Play Shed For Girls
Easy To Build Playhouse Plans:
I have to tell you about these amazing Play shed plans! There are NINE different styles to choose from! + the plans are a complete bargain. Find out more here!
Childs Playhouse Outdoor
I wish I could get those fabulously decoupaged Ikea drawers (that are on the wall) from Ikea in Belfast.
I'm sure you can see why I love this little kids hut! After you build your child playhouse according to your, you can create a wonderland inside!
For A Gorgeous Shed Inside:
- Paint The Walls White
- Decorate The Walls With Shelves
- Add Pastel Decorative Elements/Accessories
- Don't Be Afraid To Get Creative With The Details!
- Paint Pastel Furniture Using Chalk Paint
If you're going to use Chalk Paint to paint furniture, I HIGHLY recommend this stuff. Painting on a budget? No problem, this stuff works great too. I've tried almost every brand and those two are my top picks. They also have a great colour selection, just scroll down to see what is available.
It's my dream home in a tiny shed; the white painted wooden floors, the pink painted dining chairs, and table and the turquoise vintage corner end shelves!
Simply marvellous.
This copper tea pot is an absolute gem of a find! I have to ask.. are curtains under kitchen cabinets the 'usual' type of thing you see in Swedish kitchens?
Don't Forget The Crochet Fruit!
That is the cutest thing that I've ever seen. I can't help but feel like I'm beaming with excitement looking at these gorgeous photos. It's definitely shed porn. Who knew that was a thing?!
Don't forget the special details and add some crochet food and fruit. I can HIGHLY recommend this class to teach you how to crochet fruit! Twinky Chan is THE BEST in the crochet circles. You can sign up here for a free trial and test the class videos.
Related: How To Crochet an Arigurumi Carrot
and of course, a vintage cup and saucer are necessary for a little play shed that looks like a dining room better than my own.
Decorate The Walls!
Those decorative plates on the wall are the cutest thing I've ever seen. Why didn't I have a shed like this when I was little?!
Related: How To Make A Wooden Heart Garland!
The colour of the shed and that little pink post box (I love this style) are just perfect.
How Much Does It Cost To Build A Playhouse?
According to CostOwl, you can build a kids playhouse for about $1000.


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GDPR complaints stack up throughout the EU as regulators put together to concern fines
It's nearly 5 months since Europe's Basic Knowledge Safety Regulation (GDPR) went into impact. Though the preliminary buzz across the sweeping laws has died down, we've seen momentum in the US towards stricter state information privateness legal guidelines akin to California's Client Privateness Act (CCPA) in addition to doable federal laws.
Extra legal guidelines, imply extra instruments. OneTrust launched OneTrust 4.0, an up to date model of its primary compliance platform. The brand new launch contains upgraded modules and introduces Vendor Threat and Incident & Breach modules. The platform now offers clever visuals for information mapping, consent analytics, focused information discovery and automatic information topic requests, in addition to a brand new buyer portal. The updates embody a Focused Knowledge Discovery instrument, which offers a framework by way of which firms can combine metadata into the platform and World Readiness and Accountability performance that integrates GDPR, CCPA and many different new privateness legal guidelines right into a single evaluation.
The system will draw from the corporate's Privacypedia, a database of a whole bunch of worldwide privateness laws, analysis, steerage and templates.
In the meantime, EU member states begin to tally up GDPR complaints. Numbers have began rolling in from information safety authorities throughout Europe. For instance, the U.Ok.'s Data Commissioner's Workplace reported that complaints to the U.Ok. supervisory authority rose 160 % to six,281, in comparison with the identical interval final yr.
And the French DPA CNIL reported that it has acquired 3,767 information safety complaints, displaying a 64 % enhance in comparison with the identical interval final yr. CNIL additionally reported that it has acquired 600 information breach notifications throughout the identical interval.
Extra bark than chew? As one of many first firms to be warned by a DPA, French startup Teemo may show that regulators are extra fascinated about conserving firms in line than amassing charges. (Corporations present in breach of GDPR will be assessed charges as much as €20 million, or Four % of their annual income, whichever is greater.) In July, France's CNIL issued a GDPR warning to Teemo, saying that they didn't acquire the right consent for processing of localization information for retargeting and held information longer than it wanted.
However as soon as Teemo introduced itself into compliance, the CNIL thought of the problem closed.
A minimum of one enforcement motion has occurred. This summer season, the ICO charged Canadian analytics agency AggregateIQ Knowledge Providers with a breach of GDPR below articles 5 and 6, for "processing private information in a method that information topics weren't conscious of, for functions which they might not have anticipated, and with no lawful foundation for processing." The Enforcement Discover requires AIQ to "stop processing any private information of U.Ok. or EU residents obtained from U.Ok. political organizations or in any other case for the needs of information analytics, political campaigning, or every other promoting functions." Charges will be assessed for a failure to conform.
Brian Kane, COO of consent platform Sourcepoint, says we haven't seen the final of those regulatory warnings.
"Whereas compliance with GDPR requires time and energy as firms work out the suitable technique to implement, it can be seen as a possibility to boost person expertise," Kane stated. "Teemo, to its credit score, has labored laborious to make sure it's working in compliance with the GDPR, and can possible find yourself in a stronger place because of this."
Classes for U.S. entrepreneurs. Reuters reported this week that EU regulators anticipate to concern fines or short-term bans on firms that breach the regulation by the tip of this yr.
"Not essentially fines but in addition choices to admonish the controllers, to impose a preliminary ban, a brief ban or to present them an ultimatum," European Knowledge Safety Supervisor Giovanni Buttarelli instructed Reuters.
Andrew Clearwater, director of privateness at OneTrust stated he expects to proceed to see a gentle stream of complaints and breaches.
"The variety of complaints from people within the EU has exploded because the GDPR took impact final Could and we're already seeing DPAs take motion from orders to cease processing fines which can be unprecedentedly excessive," Clearwater stated. "These actions goal international firms, but in addition small start-ups. Knowledge breaches will hold being revealed."
"To keep away from GDPR sanctions, which at the moment are actuality, firms world wide have to focus much more on their capability to show their privateness obligations. That is the place privacy-specific expertise instruments turn into essential for inner compliance, not solely to automate processes and supply the very best privateness person expertise, but in addition to maintain correct information in a single central place in case of an enforcement, whether or not from regulators or instantly from information topics," Clearwater stated.
This story first appeared on MarTech At the moment. For extra on advertising expertise, click on right here.


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Western Magnesium's technology uses a continuous, silicothermic process to produce pure magnesium in a way that significantly reduces labor and energy costs and generates no toxic by-products. The company's technology is the result of some 10 years of stealth research and development conducted at its original location in Vancouver, Canada. The R&D Team consists of the leading authorities and experts in the production of magnesium with expertise that dates back to post-World War II U.S. magnesium production when our country led the industry.
In preparation for commercialization, the company recently relocated and redomiciled to the U.S. under the name Western Magnesium. When at production, Western Magnesium will play a significant role in supplying U.S. demand for magnesium metal.


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- Home
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- Gregor Family - The Boys
- Sasha Family - The Girls
- Schoenhut Family
- My American Girl Dolls
- My Makies
- My Childhood Dolls
- Skipper Dolls
- Nancy Ann Storybook Doll Collection
- New Zealand Maori Dolls
- FOR SALE: Gregor & Sasha Clothing
- Doll and Bear ABC Challenge 2017
- Who's Who - the Other Characters.
- Course Dolls
- Toys, Props, Bears for Sale
- The Toy Box
- FOR SALE: Dolls House, People & Furniture
- 100 Days of Martha the Elephant's World
Wednesday, 30 August 2017
The Blonde Bombshells - Part Two
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Meredith is truly a dream and it was wonderful to read more about her. They're all really very lovely. I think Trendon did a beautiful job painting the eyes of the early 1970s dolls - so soft and dreamy. I love the fabric of Alice's dress.ReplyDelete
Meredith is indeed a dream and was my dream Sasha so I feel very lucky to have her. I just love the early 70s dolls especially though, there is as you say something soft and dreamy about them. I love the fabric of Alice's batik NZ dress as well...I made several of these in different colours and themes.Delete
Six BLONDE early Frido/Trendon girls... BUT oh just how different they all are. Though having said this it would be hard to pick a favourite as each and everyone seems to have developed an individual facial personality.ReplyDelete
In my early to mid Sasha collecting I was trying to find a theme for my Sasha collection and one of the ideas that came up was only collecting the Gingham Dressed girls but then, not realising their distinctive differences I 'Poo-pooed' the idea thinking that it might be too boring. I live and learn!
Meredith, rather steals the show here with her assured good looks and untamed long flowing hair style.
I love Victoria's wider face and Jane's sparkling eyes.
Alice has that well known 'get up and go look' that the Kilt girls seem to have.
Weaver has the desirable 'tiny' eyes and side-part whilst your latest adoptee Everlee Rose Morgan has the distinctive look of the Pumpkin girls with their wider, larger eyes that many collectors go for.
Thanks for a great post.Replies
It is amazing just how different these girls can be isn't it? They all have something to add character wise. One of my favourite pictures of Meredith though will always be of her pushing your wonderful pram back in 2012 against one of your new backdrops you had just got. It was such a special day and visit and the memory of which I will always treasure.Delete
I still need to take a picture of Sasha and Everlee Rose side by side... although they are similar and the same year, they are also quite different.
Glad you enjoyed the post :)
I love blondes. Maybe because my own babies were blondes :) xReplyDelete


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Okay, I guess this is really turning into a story. See Disclaimer.
I met Characters. I was waiting for the bus. I go into a storefront, not knowing what it sells. It has twenty tacky plastene handbags covered with dust. The proprietor is an old man white, white, brown eyes, horn-rimmed glasses, old white polyester cotton shirt, baggy pants, I think brown. He watches me. I'm trying to make friends.
"You're from the North, aren't you?" He sits back, a little mean-eyed. "I can tell, because you move too damned fast."
"Well, no," I say. "I was born in the South, and I moved here from Texas." He doesn't believe me. I add, stupidly, "My parents are both from the Midwest."
"Uh-huh." As if that explains everything he doesn't like about me. Okay, I'm not from here. I feel it now.
I was waiting for the bus. An elderly lady is now also waiting for the bus: white, white, happy eyes, flowered hat, flowered dress, sweet face. She grins at me.
"I'm a rebel," she said, exceedingly delighted. "Tell me, are you a Rebel?"
"Well, yes, ma'am," I said. "But not the way you mean." Still an idiot, I feel compelled to explain. "I would have been on the North's side, if it was the Civil War."
She literally lifted her skirt--okay, just two inches, not over her head--as if to keep my dust from mingling with her dust. "Well," she huffed. "I don't b'lieve I like you." She went away. Not sharing the bus with me, or was she a ghost? I never saw her again. The old bastard either, and I looked for them. The store was abandoned.
At the local grocery, all the produce is rotting on the shelves. I pick through it carefully. A cashier in a Cleopatra hairstyle dumps it into the bag. I later learned that imaginative hair was one of the delights of RiverTown. I mean this. But at the moment, I feel like I'm on Mars.
I don't believe in ghosts--much. Or I don't think they're like Caspar, or the films. Years later, again on a bus, I saw a black woman in a tignon (that's a kerchief around the head) fishing in the mist along water of the city's biggest park. When I saw her, I knew she was a ghost. Or if not, she was still a character in touch with a past that was not open to me.
By then, I had accepted this. By then, I was just glad to be able to see.


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27 lbs. of fat and fur...just chillin'
From: Sean (USA)
Feline Photos is my site for posting pictures of cats! Funny cat pictures, cute cat pictures, anything related to cat pictures can go here. Please click here to submit your cute cat photos for this blog. I'd love to post them here on the site. My family and I have four wonderful cats: Misty, Salt, Pepper and Cinnamon. I hope to have some pictures of them to put up soon.
This is Tinker, he is a Manx mix. He is a special needs cat. He and his brother we rescued from a flooded area at about 2 weeks old. They had no fur, and we didn't think they would survive. He is blind in one eye and deaf. And will sleep anywhere, in any position. He and his brother are now 4 years old.
From: Tony (USA, Cumming, Ga.)


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Valuable lessons on how to change jobs and reasons for changing jobs! Learn when it's really time to change jobs and when your feelings are passing emotions that aren't doing you any favors.
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Wondering how to quit a job? Read about the top 6 reasons to quit your job and key questions to ask before you quit. Learn why you should not quit your day job before finding a new one.
What should you do when you feel underemployed or undervalued? When is it the right time to switch to something better? How to overcome your fears? Learn the signs that it's time to move on.
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Resigning from work cheat sheet! While you may be absolutely sure about why you want to leave the company, you have to resign the right way. See our examples and tips for resignation letters.
3 free samples of resignation letters and their format. This article suggests the template to use for resignation letters, including must-have sections and tips to leave on an affable note.
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A beautifully refreshing perspective on… hating your job. This article is useful for employers, employees who wonder how much longer they can hold out, and those seeking job positions.
Looking for ways to skip work almost every day? Do you hate your job? If you are asking yourself this question, read this article and learn what to do when you hate your job (or your boss).


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Cured sheep cheese "Serrano" is a good companion for our Iberian sausages.
Made in Zamora with raw milk from Oveja.
Vacuum packaging is sent. It is recommended to remove it 1 hour before being consumed.
Consume directly, raw, without culinary preparations. It is recommended to serve at room temperature, so that the taste and aroma of the product will be shown with all its intensity.
Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in refrigeration between 4 ° C and 8 ° C. When foreseeing long periods of battlement, keep out of the containers.
We have other types of cheeses.
This is an ideal product to accompany the Iberian hams and shoulders in your order.


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I have been friends with Leee John for a number of years after being introduced to him through a Soul Magazine. I had the pleasure of interviewing Leee about his then 'new solo' career. Since then, Leee has worked very hard to cut back a niche in the elusive music scene carving out a comfortable solo career. We first experienced Leee's versatile voice to musical notes back in 1981 as co founder of one of the biggest funk bands by the unforgettable name of 'Imagination' who bought us those superb dance floor fillers such as 'Just An Illusion', Flashback and many more.
Step forward to 2017 and 35 years in the music scene under his glittery belt, Leee is not going away! With the release of his superb 'Retropia' album and the recent release of the EP Retropia 2, Leee is stepping forward back in to the position he should rightly be in. Vocally Leee does not get any better than this and after speaking to Leee his strength was driven by experience and personal drive and the results are sheer quality. I have seen Leee perform live and he instantly relates to any audience that is in front of him and there is a friendly warmth that exudes from the stage and its not from the stage lighting! Leee is controlled, and business like yet not frightened of being flamboyant and fun and the combination has earnt him the respect he so likely deserves.
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Brew Club Minutes for 14 May 2011
The meeting took place at the Jack's and
we did a Big Brew Day and Yard Sale.
Click for Big Brew Day Info
The meeting commenced at about 1:30 and lasted for about 20 minutes.
1. The Treasurer was absent so we skipped the report except to say that there was a positive balance in the treasury. Jim P. paid his dues ($20) and the Brew Club took in about $75 at the Yard Sale.
2. We dispensed with the reading of the last minutes.
3. Present at the meeting were: Tim, Bill, Lech, Ferd, Craig, Don, Jack, Joe, Barry, Nick, Ken, Jim P., The Leprechaun, Ken, Joel, and Jerry.
4. The next meeting will be on 4 June at Nick's. The July meeting will be on the second Saturday in July (the 9th) to avoid conflicts with the July 4 weekend and will be at Pat's.
5. Jerry went into a long song and dance with the basically solid core idea of having a Dick Garvey Commemorative Sculler's IPA Clone Competition in September; not least because Dick was responsible for turning the club on to that particular ale. So that seed is planted and we will have to work out the details in the coming meetings.
6. Nick is President of the Seattle Chapter of the Beer Collectibles Club (or something like that) and invited the club to their next event at the Spokane Valley Mall. The meeting takes place on the 20th of Aug. Check back here for the amended details.
7. Somebody mentioned a grain run and the usual bedlam ensued. Here is what was requested, so if it shows up at your doorstep, pony up the tab.
Jerry 2 bags Pale Malt
Nick 5 bags Pale Malt
Don 1 bag Pale malt
Jim P 5 Bags Pale Malt
Tim 4 Bags Pale Malt
Craig 2 Bags Pale Malt
Jack 2 Bags Pale Malt
George 2 Bags Pale Malt
Joel 1 Bag Pale Malt
Ferd 1 Bag ESB
Club 1 Bag Chrystal 60L
I imagine that these orders are in effect until either the next meeting or the grain run takes place.
That is it.
Election Session: Officers for 2011 were elected as follows:
Vice President: Jim
Secretary: Jack
Treasurer: Pat
Sgt @ Arms: Bill B.
Hop Nazi: Jerry
Sensitivity Counselor: To Be Determined


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After a very busy month of October, I still feel like I am in a bit of hibernation/quite mode. My travel experience to Europe has been wonderful! I wish I could share more of it with you, but I am just at a loss for words to write! I feel like I need to take some time to try meditation and DE-Clutter my mind.
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In the leaked messages, Star is allegedly documented asking Munoz, "Are you done posting that gorilla?" in reference to beauty YouTuber and known rival Jackie Aina. He also uses the N word.
Comparing a person to a monkey has been a method of discrimination against black people for a long, long time. Upon the development of Mendelian genetics in the early 1800s, it was suggested that Africans were evolutionarily closer to apes than Europeans.
And that, obviously, was nothing but a bunch of bullshit. Still, the theory lives on today thanks to comments like the one Star allegedly made.
Star and Aina have been known enemies since Aina publicly started calling Star out for his bad behavior in 2017.
She publicly swore off Jeffree Star Cosmetics in an "anti-haul" video in 2017 and blocked him on Twitter. The two have been anything but chill ever since.
Aina isn't the only black beauty YouTuber whom Star's publicly had beef with, either. He once threatened to beat up MakeUpShayla on Twitter in 2016.
Do you see the same pattern we do here?
The texts have not been verified, and Star has not commented on them yet. But can you blame people for believing they're legit?
If you've forgiven Star for his faults of the past, this might be something to consider.


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I went to a great wrecking yard located halfway between Denver and Cheyenne last month, shooting photographs with three different film cameras dating from 1919 through 1954. The results were interesting, as you'd expect from cameras shooting on big 120-film negatives, but a more modern camera also got into the act that trip: a late-1980s Kellogg's-branded 110-film "spy camera" that started life as a cereal-box prize.
The image size of a 110 film negative is about 4.7% as big as the image on 120 film, so film grain is more apparent and sharpness tends to be lower… especially when the camera came in a box of Rice Krispies in 1987. You can still get 110 film, and I shot a roll of Lomography Color Tiger in my eBay-obtained KrispieCam. For processing, I mailed the roll in to Fromex Photo in Southern California.
I had one of these cameras during the late 1980s, when 110 film could be dropped off for processing at the supermarket, and I shot a few junkyard rolls back then. What's next for my junkyard film-photography adventures? A Tougodo 17.5mm camera out of Occupied Japan, of course.


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(AP) — Facebook says it will use artificial intelligence to help find profiles of people who have died, so their friends and family members won't get, for instance, painful reminders about their birthday.
The social network said that it is also adding a "tributes" section to accounts that have been memorialized, that is, designated as belonging to someone who has died. Friends and family members will be able to write posts and share photos in this section to remember their loved one.
Facebook is also tightening its rules around who can memorialize an account. Until now, anyone could do this by sending the company proof that someone had died, such an obituary.
Now, it will have to be a friend or family member.
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Washington D.C., Dec 19, 2013 / 05:44 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The recent suspension of "Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson over comments made on homosexual behavior has prompted a storm of controversy and major boycott threats.
Robertson and his family are the focal point for the A&E show "Duck Dynasty," which follows the Louisiana clan's home, business and recreational life as successful duck-call manufacturers.
The show attracts a weekly viewership of around 14 million people, according to the Nielsen Company's television ratings reports, and has broken records for the most-watched nonfiction cable telecast in history. In addition, the family has been involved in a number of books, speaking events and merchandise.
The family has also gained attention for its outspoken defense of Christian beliefs, including support of pro-life positions and for marriage.
In an interview with GQ magazine for its January edition – released online Dec. 18 – Robertson commented on his beliefs about homosexual behavior.
"Everything is blurred on what's right and what's wrong," Robertson said of the acceptance of sin in modern culture. "Sin becomes fine."
"Start with homosexual behavior and just morph out from there," he said when asked what he believed to be sinful. "Bestiality, sleeping around with this woman and that woman and that woman and those men."
He also commented that sin in general is "not logical," saying that it did not make sense to him why men would find same-sex interactions as "more desirable" than heterosexual sex.
Despite believing this behavior to be sinful, he said that he did not judge people, explaining, "We just love 'em, give 'em the good news about Jesus – whether they're homosexuals, drunks, terrorists. We let God sort 'em out later."
In response to his statements, A&E announced that it had "placed Phil under hiatus from filming indefinitely."
"We are extremely disappointed to have read Phil Robertson's comments in GQ," the network said, adding that Robertson's views do not reflect those of Duck Dynasty or of A&E Networks, which have "always been strong supporters and champions of the LGBT community."
The network has since received an outpouring of complaints. In less than 24 hours, a Facebook page entitled "Boycott A&E Until Phil Robertson Is Put Back On Duck Dynasty" garnered more than 930,000 likes, surpassing A&E's Facebook page by more than 350,000.
In addition, more than 73,000 people signed an online petition labeled #IStandWithPhil.
Robertson later released a statement clarifying that his mission is "to go forth (Read More)
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