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Dear Canadians,
mattycakes
I have a question for you. Is the climate there ultra misandric in general, or is it just Toronto?
http://www.torontosun.com/2013/02/06/dad-must-pay-child-support-for-3-kids-that-arent-his-court-rules
Because holy crap.
All three daughters are from different men? And if she knew that, she must have known all along. That poor, poor man.
\"There he goes. One of God\'s own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.\"
RE: Dear Canadians,
This shit is far more common than many men (most men) realize.
De oppresso liber
Is it? That's sad. I guess you could say I'm still digesting my red pill in some respects. I'm fairly up to date on some topics, but lagging behind in others.
It's much much worse in the east than in the west, but it's everywhere none-the-less.
That's pretty terrible. I go to Canada fairly regularly with my job, but I'm really starting to see it in a different light. I guess I shouldn't be too surprised, everywhere western feminism has touched has had pretty similar results.
corbyworld
It's bad all over the country. East, west, doesn't matter. It was Edmonton (west) that birthed the recent "Don't Be That Guy' shaming campaign. The hate is well spread.
Grandmother Stabs Her 4-Year-Old Grandson To Death
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIB4yE2xGkU
Reyeko
that story happened in Montreal, so no not only Toronto.
i feel that the misandry is the general climate of urban areas, you go out into smaller towns and such its not so bad, still bad but the cities are far worse.
The poll on the page currently shows 91% are against the court's ruling -779 votes in total. 5% agree, 4% not sure.
That's good news.
Go vote everyone!!
2 seconds of your time..
http://www.canadiancrc.com/newspaper_articles/Globe_and_Mail_Moms_Little_secret_14DEC02.aspx
Mommy's little secret
"Some peg the range at 5 to 10 per cent; others, such as Jeanette Papp of the University of California at Los Angeles, feel that 15 per cent is reasonable for the Western world, even if there is no hard evidence. "It's hard to do studies on these things for ethical reasons," says Dr. Papp, director of genotyping and sequencing in UCLA's department of human genetics. "I mean, how do you tell people what you're really looking for?"
A British survey conducted between 1988 and 1996 by Robin Baker, a former professor at the University of Manchester, confirmed the 10-per-cent figure. That seems high to skeptics such as Dalhousie University geneticist Paul Neumann, although even he admitted that "my colleague, who's a woman, tells me women have no trouble believing it. . . . It's the men who can't."
Bernard Dickens, a specialist in health law and policy at the University of Toronto, said that in another British example, the non-paternity rate was three times that.
In the early 1970s, a schoolteacher in southern England assigned a class science project in which his students were to find out the blood types of their parents. The students were then to use this information to deduce their own blood types (because a gene from each parent determines your blood type, in most instances only a certain number of combinations are possible). Instead, 30 per cent of the students discovered their dads were not their biologically fathers."
mauvebutterfly
It's complicated because the children already have a father relationship with their "adopted" father. I can see a very legitimate case for keeping the father and children together if possible. Not knowing the reasons for separation, I don't know what would be in the best interest of the children.
At the end of the day, somebody has to raise them. What alternatives are there? Going after the other men could be unfair for them too. Again, not knowing their situation, and their expectations or understandings of their affairs. It's possible these men didn't know the mother was even married. Similarly, government funding or shelters is just passing the burden on to the taxpayers, although I think that this is ultimately more humane than punishing an innocent man. A part of society is to support the innocent, which includes the children in this case.
Really, the one person who has all the information, and who should be held responsible for everything, is the mother. But we all know that won't be happening any time soon. Even if she alone was responsible for paying for the children, would she? She's already demonstrated dishonesty and deceit. If she had to pay child support to her ex-husband, would she honor her commitment? Would the man accept it? Would she be arrested for failing to pull through?
Sorry for ranting a bit, but I've been wondering about this kind of thing for a while now. Obviously the current situation isn't fair to men, and consequently isn't an ideal solution. I have trouble coming up with any alternatives though that don't also cause unjust suffering. The only thing that works for me is for the woman to take responsibility for her own actions, but this is obviously something that couldn't be legislated or enforced; it would have to come from her. And if it did, there wouldn't be the problem in the first place. So what can we, as a society, actually do?
we can support the development of a reliable male contraceptive so that men have a say towards whether or not they want to have children. this can and should be funded and legislated to be as available as female contraceptive. this will effectively prevent any man from having fatherhood forced upon him.
in the cases where she lies about who the father is so that even if he is using a contraceptive she says he is the father anyways, we need to make paternity tests standard practice and since there would now be a male contraceptive and a female contraceptive, equality of responsibility in terms of pregnancy is created so we can hold the man who neglected to be responsible enough to use the contraceptive responsible.
I agree that we can do this looking forward, but in cases where a man has already been raising the children for years, such methods won't really help much. The future should probably be the priority though.


There are 1,069.59 miles from Eufaula to Astoria in northwest direction and 1,382 miles (2,224.11 kilometers) by car, following the I-70 W route.
Eufaula and Astoria are 21 hours 38 mins far apart, if you drive non-stop.
This is the fastest route from Eufaula, AL to Astoria, SD. The halfway point is Saint Peters, MO.
Eufaula, AL and Astoria, SD are in the same time zone (CDT). Current time in both locations is 5:22 pm.
A car with an MPG of will need 64 gallons of gas to cover the route between Eufaula, AL and Astoria, SD.
The estimated cost of gas to go from Eufaula to Astoria is $181.13.
During the route, an average car will release 1,253.95 pounds of CO2 to the atmosphere. Your carbon footprint is 0.91 pounds of CO2 per mile.
If you want to meet halfway between Eufaula, AL and Astoria, SD or just make a stop in the middle of your trip, the exact coordinates of the halfway point of this route are 38.792728 and -90.565170, or 38º 47' 33.8208" N, 90º 33' 54.612" W. This location is 691.23 miles away from Eufaula, AL and Astoria, SD and it would take approximately 10 hours 49 mins to reach the halfway point from both locations.
The closest town to the halfway point is Saint Peters, MO, situated 711.79 miles from Eufaula, AL and 665.09 miles from Astoria, SD. It would take 11 hours 16 mins to go from Eufaula to Saint Peters and 9 hours 48 mins to go from Astoria to Saint Peters.
The major city closest to the halfway point between Eufaula, AL and Astoria, SD is Saint Louis, MO, situated 684.12 miles from Eufaula, AL and 691.49 miles from Astoria, SD. It would take 10 hours 47 mins to go from Eufaula to and 10 hours 14 mins to go from Astoria to Saint Louis.


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6 days in Amarillo, Denver & Santa Fe Itinerary
Created using Inspirock United States trip planner
Start: Dallas
Denver — Albuquerque
Albuquerque — Santa Fe
66 miles / 1h 15min
Santa Fe — Albuquerque
Albuquerque — Dallas
End: Dallas
Yellow Rose of Texas
Known as "The Yellow Rose of Texas," Amarillo was once a series of ranches.
On the 13th (Sat), see the interesting displays at Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum, then don't miss a visit to Cadillac Ranch, and then stop by Cavender's Boot City. On the 14th (Sun), you'll have a packed day of sightseeing: pause for some photo ops at Texas Panhandle War Memorial, pause for some photo ops at Helium Monument, then explore the engaging exhibits at Don Harrington Discovery Center, and finally get a taste of life in the country at Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West.
For more things to do, traveler tips, and other tourist information, refer to the Amarillo online trip planner .
Dallas to Amarillo is an approximately 3-hour flight. You can also drive; or take a bus. Traveling from Dallas in July, plan for a bit cooler nights in Amarillo, with lows around 66°F. Finish up your sightseeing early on the 14th (Sun) so you can travel to Denver.
Things to do in Amarillo
Museums Childrens Museums Shopping
Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West
3:30pm, Sat Jul 13
Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum
Aptly nicknamed the "Mile-High City," Denver sits at an altitude of 1,600 m (5,280 ft) above sea level, located right where the Great Plains give way to the Rocky Mountains.
Start off your visit on the 15th (Mon): admire the masterpieces at Denver Art Museum and then take your sightseeing to a higher altitude at Mount Evans. Here are some ideas for day two: browse the exhibits of Denver Botanic Gardens, meet the residents at Denver Zoo, then enjoy some music at Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and finally pause for some serene contemplation at Trinity United Methodist Church.
Plan a Denver trip in moments using our itinerary builder.
You can fly from Amarillo to Denver in 3.5 hours. Alternatively, you can drive; or take a bus. The time zone changes from Central Standard Time to Mountain Standard Time, which is usually a -1 hour difference. Expect a bit cooler temperatures when traveling from Amarillo in July; daily highs in Denver reach 87°F and lows reach 60°F. Finish your sightseeing early on the 16th (Tue) to allow enough time to travel to Santa Fe.
Parks Museums Nature
Mount Evans
1:30pm, Mon Jul 15
10:00am, Tue Jul 16
3:00pm, Tue Jul 16
City Different
Santa Fe continuously ranks among the world's top holiday destinations, attracting visitors with its unusual combination of scenic beauty, rich history, cultural diversity, and high concentration of performing arts venues, fine restaurants, and interesting attractions.
Start off your visit on the 17th (Wed): examine the collection at New Mexico History Museum, admire the masterpieces at Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, take in the architecture and atmosphere at The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, then steep yourself in history at Loretto Chapel, and finally steep yourself in history at Santa Fe Plaza. Get ready for a full day of sightseeing on the next day: appreciate the extensive heritage of Canyon Road, see the interesting displays at Museum of International Folk Art, then make a trip to Meow Wolf, and finally see the interesting displays at The Harrell House Bug Museum.
For traveler tips, where to stay, reviews, and tourist information, read Santa Fe trip itinerary maker .
Traveling by flight from Denver to Santa Fe takes 3 hours. Alternatively, you can do a combination of flight and shuttle; or drive. July in Santa Fe sees daily highs of 88°F and lows of 60°F at night. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 18th (Thu) early enough to travel back home.
Things to do in Santa Fe
Historic Sites Museums Neighborhoods
Loretto Chapel
Canyon Road
The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
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Q: how to insert multiple images into collection with multiple upload buttons using wix velo code I am new to coding. I have a Registration Form in Editor X "RegistrationForm" and in it I have multiple upload buttons which need to be used by applicants to upload their Recent Photo, National Identification Number, O'Level Certificate, A'Level Certificate and University Certificate.
I can write the code for uploading photos into Wix Collections but I can't insert the images into the same row of the collection.
I need to upload the 5 images into the same row of the collection. The Registration Form has about 20 input fields along with the 5 image and document upload buttons. I want to insert the images and documents into the same row as the other 20 input values.

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Piacatu is a municipality in the state of São Paulo in Brazil. The population is 6,038 (2020 est.) in an area of 232 km². The elevation is 422 m. The city name is an ancient tupi-guarani language composite word meaning "good vision".

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Microsoft Strengthens Secure Access Platform With Close of Whale Acquisition
Microsoft Corp. today announced it has completed the acquisition of Whale Communications Ltd., strengthening Microsoft's secure access platform (http://www.microsoft.com/isaserver/default.mspx). Whale's best-of-breed product line includes the Intelligent Application Gateway, which combines Whale's secure sockets layer (SSL)-based access and application protection technologies with Microsoft® Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server. To mark the deal close, Microsoft is providing a special price promotion for all current and new customers.
Now through Dec. 31, 2006, customers will receive 25 percent off the list price of the Whale Intelligent Application Gateway and 25 percent off on any add-on modules, including Whale's Connectivity Modules and Application Optimizers. Whale's Application Optimizers add the benefits of customized policy and content inspection for Microsoft applications and third-party customer relationship management, enterprise resource planning, and collaboration platforms.
"This acquisition and Whale's products help us fulfill our promise to protect information and control access and move us closer to our vision of providing a comprehensive secure access platform," said Bob Kelly, general manager of Infrastructure Marketing at Microsoft. "Microsoft is committed to the continued investment and support of Whale technology and its focus on optimizing Microsoft and third-party applications, as SSL-based access and application protection are integral parts of our secure access road map."
Whale distinguished itself in the marketplace with its early focus on application-level security. Microsoft plans to further integrate the Whale access and application optimization technologies into its secure access platform, including ISA Server, in the future.
"We have been using the Whale Intelligent Application Gateway for employee and partner access, and we're excited that this acquisition brings Microsoft's expertise, support and engineering investment to this technology and helps us further achieve a cost-effective balance between access and security requirements," said Gary Cooper, applications architect at E.ON UK, one of the U.K.'s leading energy suppliers and part of the world's largest investor-owned power and gas company.
As with Microsoft's current security solutions, Whale's products enable partners to offer strong security solutions and services to their customers. In addition to Whale's existing global partner channel, Microsoft field sales professionals are now able to sell and support Whale's products. Microsoft is also committed to releasing these products through its channel of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the near future.
"As one of Microsoft's OEM partners, Network Engines has been building innovative security appliances based on ISA Server for over two years," said Greg Shortell, president and CEO of Network Engines Inc. "We look forward to offering our customers and channel partners new appliances based on this industry-leading technology."
The Whale acquisition follows Microsoft's recent announcement of Microsoft Forefront, the new brand for its portfolio of security products. Microsoft Forefront-branded products will be
rolled out with the next wave of Microsoft's business security and secure access products across the client, server and network edge.
Whale Communications is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Microsoft Corp.
All Whale Communications products, including the Intelligent Application Gateway, remain immediately available through Whale and its global partner channel and Microsoft sales professionals. More information and product specifications are available at http://www.whalecommunications.com or http://www.microsoft.com/isaserver.
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Waters Upton One-Place Study
A One-Place Study of the parish of Waters Upton in Shropshire, England
On the Parish Registers of Waters Upton
Baptisms at Waters Upton
Marriage licence bonds and allegations
Marriages at Waters Upton
Marriages beyond Waters Upton
Burials at Waters Upton
Death notices etc.
1841 census abstract
1939 Register abstract
Electoral Registers
Directories etc
1851 Bagshaw's directory
1863 Kelly's directory
1871 Cassey's directory
1880 Slater's directory
Memorial Inscriptions: BALL to DICKIN
Memorial Inscriptions: Ball
Memorial Inscriptions: Beaman
Memorial Inscriptions: Blantern
Memorial Inscriptions: Buttery
Memorial Inscriptions: Cornes
Memorial Inscriptions: Cureton
Memorial Inscriptions: Davies
Memorial Inscriptions: Dickin
Memorial Inscriptions: DULSON to JONES
Memorial Inscriptions: Dulson
Memorial Inscriptions: Fisk
Memorial Inscriptions: Foulks
Memorial Inscriptions: Gregory
Memorial Inscriptions: Hobson
Memorial Inscriptions: Hyde
Memorial Inscriptions: James
Memorial Inscriptions: Jenkins
Memorial Inscriptions: Jones
Memorial Inscriptions: LAWRENCE to RAWLINGS
Memorial Inscriptions: Lawrence
Memorial Inscriptions: Martin
Memorial Inscriptions: Matthews
Memorial Inscriptions: Meredith
Memorial Inscriptions: Morgan
Memorial Inscriptions: Owen
Memorial Inscriptions: Pascall
Memorial Inscriptions: Rawlings
Memorial Inscriptions: RIDER to WYLDE
Memorial Inscriptions: Rider
Memorial Inscriptions: Ridgway
Memorial Inscriptions: Swinnerton
Memorial Inscriptions: Titley
Memorial Inscriptions: Tompkin
Memorial Inscriptions: Walker
Memorial Inscriptions: Woolley
Memorial Inscriptions: Wylde
Wills & probate before 1858
Wills & probate after 1858
World War 1 – The Fallen
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Lucy Alice Wylde and her secret admirer
Posted on June 24, 2020 by AtcherleyOrgUK
A puzzling postcard
"Has your #OnePlaceStudy been photographed?" As you might guess from the hashtag, this question was posed on Twitter. Pam Smith's tweet prompted me to make another online search for old photos of Waters Upton, a search which turned out to be fairly fruitful. Not only did I find an old photo, I also happened upon an intriguing postcard sent to a young lady of Waters Upton, from someone who appears to have been a secret admirer.
The postcard was one of many being offered for sale on the British Family Tree Research website, and naturally I soon snapped it up. As you can see, the front of the card has a black and white photo of a young man standing on one side of a garden fence, looking at a young woman standing on the other side. Below the photo the following verse is printed:
GOODBYE MY LADY LOVE.
So you're going away, because your heart has gone astray,
And you promised me that you would always faithful be;
Go to him you love, and be as true as stars above;
But your heart will yearn, and some day you will return,
Goodbye my lady love, farewell my turtle dove,
You are my idol and darling of my heart;
But some day you will come back to me and love me tenderly,
So goodbye my lady love, goodbye.
Powerful stuff, so let's go over to the other side of the postcard for the all-important details of the sender and the recipient. The lamenter of lost love was, as I suspected, anonymous. Not only was no name given, the message is almost illegible in places! That message simply said:
Thanks for paper
hope allis [= all is] well
from Your's
OK, what about the postmark – a vital clue or a red herring? Well, it shows that the postcard was posted at Watford, in Hertfordshire, on 24 February 1906. Did the sender live in Watford but visit Waters Upton, or live in the latter and visit the former (through employment, or maybe because of family connections), or did the sender live in Waters Upton but know someone who lived in Watford, who agreed to post the card to make its origins more mysterious?
The one person whose identity I knew, from the details provided on the BFTR website, was of course the addressee: Miss A Wylde of the Lion Inn, Waters Upton. Without a doubt Lucy Alice Wylde, who was known as Alice – presumably to avoid confusion as her mother's name was also Lucy.
The life of Lucy Alice Wylde: part 1
Lucy Alice Wylde was born at Waters Upton in 1889, most likely in the Lion Inn; her birth was registered at Wellington in the second quarter of that year. She was the third child and first daughter of John and Lucy (née Strefford) Wylde, and appears with them at the Lion on the 1891 census, along her elder brothers Frederick and Joseph (twins) and younger sister Sarah Ann (aged 7 months).
Sadly, Lucy Alice and her siblings lost their father on 2 April 1900 (a headstone in Waters Upton churchyard surviving to tell the tale). Their widowed mother took on the running of the Lion, and she was enumerated in that capacity on the 1901 census, with her children Frederick, Joseph, Alice (the forename Lucy dropped by that time), Harry and Albert (but not Sarah who, as we will see, was staying elsewhere).
The Wellington Journal of 27 July 1901 shows that Alice took part in the Bolas and Waters Upton Flower Show, held on the afternoon of Friday 6 July. In the Children's Division of the show she was awarded fourth place for her collection of grasses; if she entered a wild flower bouquet she was not placed. There were also sporting events held in conjunction with the show (reported on in the following week's edition of the Journal), including egg and spoon races for married ladies and spinsters; Alice competed in the latter and came second.
The next event in Alice's life that I know of was the delivery of the postcard from her secret admirer, which quite possibly prompted giggles from Alice's siblings, and maybe blushes from Alice herself? Alice, who at that time was nearly 17 years old, may well have known who the sender was – but we can only guess. Was it perhaps William James or his younger brother Thomas, sons of Alfred James the butcher and his wife Ann, whose household was enumerated immediately before the Lion on the censuses of 1901 and 1911? Even if I had samples of handwriting to compare (sadly I don't) it would probably be difficult to prove one way or the other. One reader of the first incarnation of this story suggested "a teasing card from female friends or [an] elder brother."
In an attempt to find out more, I endeavoured to piece together what happened to Alice after 1906. The first part of this project was easy. By 1911 Alice had indeed left home and she was not with her family at the Lion Inn on that year's census. Like her elder twin brothers, Alice had found railway-related work – she was enumerated at Manchester's Central Station on Lower Mosley Street (pictured below in the 1910s) where she was one of seven single ladies working as bar attendants.
Alice's life after 1911 was something which, at first, I was not 100% certain about. With the aid of Ancestry and then also Findmypast, I tentatively pulled together the following sequence of events. As all the records I have found use her full name, I too will from this point refer to Lucy by her original given name.
In the last quarter of 1919, the marriage of Lucy A Wylde and John Crompton was registered at Wellington, Shropshire. Judging by his surname, John was probably a Lancashire lad whom Lucy met while working in that part of England; I think it very likely that the couple wed at Waters Upton, which was not only the bride's native parish but also where her mother still lived and worked.
Very soon after their nuptials, the newlyweds emigrated. The passenger list for the Saxon, departing Southampton on 19 December 1919, included a Mr and Mrs J Crompton who were contracted to land at Cape Town. I have to point out that there are a number of things in this record which suggest that it relates to another couple – Mrs Crompton's age is given as 20 (30 would have been more accurate), and the "country of last permanent residence" was indicated as being "British Possessions" for both parties (I have found no evidence of any previous periods abroad for either of them). However, Mr Crompton's occupation was given as "Clerk", and his age as 35, both of which tie in with later records.
On 31 May 1926 Lucy A Crompton, a housewife aged 37, arrived at London from Cape Town aboard the P&O Steamship Balranald from Sydney, Australia. The country of her last permanent residence was recorded as "Africa" – which of course is not a country. (As one of my former geography teachers said many years ago when someone gave "Africa" as an answer to a question, "Damnit man, Africa's a big place!") Lucy's proposed UK address was the Grapes Hotel in Liverpool, but her intended future permanent residence was "Other parts of the British Empire". Sure enough, on 2 September 1926, 37-year-old housewife Mrs Lucy Alice Crompton, whose last UK address was the Glasgow Arms Hotel in Deansgate, Manchester, departed London for Cape Town aboard the P&O Steamship Borda. Her country of intended future permanent residence was "S. Africa".
A further brief visit to the UK was made in 1935. This time, 46-year-old Lucy Alice Crompton was accompanied by her husband, John Crompton, a Secretary, aged 50. The couple, whose last and intended future residences were South Africa and "Other parts of the British Empire" respectively, arrived at Southampton on 29 July, aboard the Carnarvon Castle (pictured below). Their proposed UK address – and these details are worth remembering – was "c/o Mr Doughty, 12 Hayes Ave, Bournemouth". The Cromptons left just over a fortnight later, on the Carnarvon Castle's return trip to South Africa which began when it departed Southampton on 9 August 1935.
Lucy A Crompton, aged 64, returned to the UK for what appears to have been the last time in 1954. The passenger list for the Edinburgh Castle shows that she arrived at Southampton on 9 April. John Crompton was not with her (I have yet to establish his fate, not to mention who he worked for in South Africa, and whereabouts in that country he and Lucy lived). Lucy was once again heading for 12 Hayes Avenue in Bournemouth – and she intended to remain in England permanently.
According to the National Probate Calendar for 1966, Lucy Alice Crompton of 18 Lansdowne House, Christchurch Road in Bournemouth died on 12 May that year at Christchurch Hospital. Probate was granted to the Westminster Bank, and Lucy left effects valued at an impressive £12,766.
Not a bad life for a publican's daughter – assuming all the above records actually relate to 'our' Lucy Alice Wylde! How to be certain, without purchasing Lucy's marriage certificate, or her death certificate, or perhaps a copy of the aforementioned will? I decided to follow the fortunes of Sarah Ann Wylde, the younger sister of Lucy, and see what information that turned up.
Wylde at heart: sister Sarah Ann
Sarah, as we have seen, was not with her siblings and her widowed mother at the Lion Inn, Waters Upton, at the time of the 1911 census. Instead, she was staying with her cousin William Lawrence Wylde (a son of Sarah's late uncle Lewis Wylde) at 52 Stafford Street in Hanley, Staffordshire. William, incidentally, was a Beerhouse Manager, so his (public) house was, aside from being in an urban rather than a rural environment, 'home from home' for 10-year-old Sarah.
In my initial searches I failed to find Sarah on the 1911 census, but I managed to catch up with her in 1922 – on her wedding day. The marriage register of Stanmore Church in Middlesex, described by Ancestry as Harrow St John, shows that on 29 June 1922 Sarah Ann Wylde of Stanmore, a spinster aged 31 and a daughter of John Wylde deceased, married Albert Ishmael Doughty of Harrow, son of John Doughty deceased. John, who had retired from business, was a bachelor aged – wait for it – 56 (perhaps there's hope for me yet!).
Does the surname Doughty ring any bells? If it doesn't, how about the address where Sarah and Albert were living when the National Identity Register was compiled in 1939? Albert I Doughty, a retired pawnbroker born 26 August 1865, and Sarah A Doughty, born 19 August 1890, were – along with Albert's unmarried sister Marion – residing at 12 Hayes Avenue, Bournemouth (Hayes Avenue lies within the purple circle on the map above). Boom! Clear evidence that Sarah's sister Lucy Alice Wylde had indeed married clerk / secretary John Crompton and emigrated with him to South Africa.
Albert Ishmael Doughty of 12 Hayes Avenue Bournemouth died on 28 November 1942; the National Probate Calendar for 1943 shows that probate was granted to the National Westminster Bank and that Albert effects were valued at a whopping £30,883 4s. 3d. His widow Sarah Ann Doughty, née Wylde, remained at the couple's home in Bournemouth but died at Strathallan Nursing Home in Owls Road on 12 August 1962. She had evidently been the primary beneficiary of her late husband's will, as her effects (according the National Probate Calendar of 1962) were valued at £26,901 14s. 5d.
So far away, yet so close
Lucy Alice and Sarah Ann, two sisters from Waters Upton, led very different lives, and for a large part of those lives were half a world away from each other. But despite the distance they were clearly very close to each other. Not only did they keep in touch, they also spent their last years in the same seaside resort on the south coast of England.
What of Lucy Alice's secret admirer? That postcard wasn't thrown away, it was kept and it was presumably only after Lucy's death that it found its way into the old postcard trade, so it must have meant something. Well over a century after it was posted, it came to my notice and has led to a little of Lucy Alice's life, and that of her sister Sarah, being explored and remembered. But who sent the card?
Thanks to genealogy guru Dave Annal (Lifelines Research), I think we now have a pretty good idea. Dave did a more thorough job of searching for Sarah in 1911 than I did, and guess where he found her? Living (and working as a general domestic servant) in the household of Ellen Hester Boulter at 2 Loates Lane in Watford, that's where!
Picture credits. Postcard sent to Miss A Wylde: Posted in 1906 and therefore believed to be out of copyright. Central Train Station, Manchester: From a 1910s postcard and therefore believed to be out of copyright. The Union-Castle Royal Mail Motor Vessel "Carnarvon Castle": From an out-of-copyright image at State Library of Queensland (John Oxley Library), Australia. Map of Bournemouth showing the location of Hayes Avenue: Extract from Ordnance Survey One Inch map Sheet 179; reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland and used under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC-BY-NC-SA) licence.
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charnwoodgenealogy on June 24, 2020 at 9:45 am said:
A great blog post and many thanks for the website recommendation as I have just found two old LAST Suffolk postcards to buy and research in due course
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Whose fault could this be? Perhaps a glitch in the system?
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Android Police saw this, reporting that a significant number of Pixel users acknowledged being influenced by what at first appeared like a bug. Imperatively, battery saving mode changes the manner in which your phone works to increase battery life, and store some of that juice. This implies, in addition to other things, that apps wouldn't work except when they are opened — not an ideal circumstance for somebody sitting tight for an important email, for instance.
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The 'Tour of Duty' scheme for the Army and Mahindra Jobs
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Anand Mahindra has certainly given hopes for the Tour Of Duty Scheme as The proposal to open up the Army to young professionals has been welcomed by the Chairman of the Mahindra Group.
What is The 'Tour of Duty' scheme for the Army ?
What is Tour of Duty in the Indian Army? Know more about this new proposal that the Indian Army is planning to start and what is its criteria and eligibility here.
Tour of Duty allows civilians of the country to join the Indian Army for three years and serve the country as an army soldier. The proposal is yet under process but it has certainly gained a lot of popularity. This could be a great opportunity for those who would like to experience the work of a soldier without actually pursuing it as a career.
How to join 'Tour of Duty' Indian Army?
The proposal of Tour of Duty is an effort made by the Indian Army to attract the best talent that the country has towards the Indian armed forces. Tour of Duty will be launched with around 100 vacancies for officers and 1000 for jawans. This 'course' set up by the Indian Army will help with the improvement of self-confidence, teamwork, initiative, stress management, innovation and a sense of responsibility. Army spokesman Colonel Aman Anand was quoted by a news source saying that the scheme will be launched with limited seats as an experiment. If it is a successful venture, the number of vacancies will be increased.
As per a news source, the Tour of Duty officer level has a salary of ₹ 80000 to ₹ 90000 per month.
Benefits of the scheme.
While the youth of India will gain benefits from the scheme, even the Army will face some significant financial gain. In comparison to a soldier who serves the minimum tenure in the army, i.e. 10-14 years depending upon their role, the cost of a ToD officer for three years would be just ₹ 80 to ₹ 85 Lakhs. On the other hand, short-tenured officers' expenses are around ₹ 5.12 crores and ₹ 6.83 crores.
Tour of Duty eligibility
There are no updates yet as of the criteria for being eligible to apply for Tour of Duty. As per an education website, the official details will soon to be released by the Army. There is also no information about whether the applicants will have to appear for the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) interview or any written exam for the same. There is also no information on Tour of Duty age limit i.e. what is the minimum age to apply for this vacancy. The maximum age to apply for SSB however is 35 years of age.
Anand Mahindra appreciates The 'Tour of Duty' scheme
In a letter to the Army, Mr Mahindra said the young, fit citizens of India will get an opportunity to gain operational experience in the Army both as soldiers and Officers through this voluntary three year programme.
"I definitely think military training will be an added advantage for Tour of Duty Graduates as they enter the workplace. In fact, considering the rigid standards of selection and training in the Indian Army, the Mahindra Group will be happy to consider their candidature," he added.
The Army is also considering recruiting personnel from the paramilitary and central armed police forces for up to seven years, after which they would be allowed to return to their parent organisations, military sources have said.
The game-changing proposal to allow civilians to work for three years in the Army is being examined by top commanders. If approved, it will be a voluntary engagement and there will be no dilution in selection criteria. "Initially, 100 officers and 1,000 men are being considered for recruitment," Army spokesperson Colonel Aman Anand said.
So, what are your thoughts and suggestions on :Tour Of Duty " Scheme ?
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BTW , Do you know that there is a TV Show from 1987 by the same name "Tour Of Duty" - It's about The trials of a U.S. Army platoon serving in the field during the Vietnam War.
I wonder if THIS tv show has inspired the name of scheme ?
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The Switch – Beth O'Leary book review
I'd found myself reading quite a lot of crime thriller, and sometimes, you just need something a little bit lighthearted and witty to act as a palette cleaner – and The Switch is the perfect book to do that.
I loved The Flat Share – which sold over half a million copies – so had been really excited to check out Beth O'Leary's second novel, The Switch. Beth's author bio says 'You'll usually find her curled up somewhere with a book, a cup of tea and several woolly jumpers (whatever the weather), with a very badly behaved golden retriever for company.' Which sounds exactly like me – only with bulldogs.
The Switch is a really wholesome and cosy read, best absorbed with a warm beverage and some biscuits. Gosh, I sound just like my nan… we'll get on to that in just a moment.
The blurb for The Switch reads: "Ordered to take a two-month sabbatical after blowing a big presentation at work, Leena escapes to her grandmother Eileen's house for some overdue rest. Newly single and about to turn eighty, Eileen would like a second chance at love. But her tiny Yorkshire village doesn't offer many eligible gentlemen… So Leena proposes a solution: a two-month swap. Eileen can live in London and look for love, and Leena will look after everything in rural Yorkshire.
"But with a rabble of unruly OAPs to contend with, as well as the annoyingly perfect – and distractingly handsome – local schoolteacher, Leena learns that switching lives isn't straightforward. Back in London, Eileen is a huge hit with her new neighbours, and with the online dating scene. But is her perfect match nearer to home than she first thought?"
The Switch is a book that does what it says on the tin – there's no plot twist, no big surprises and not too many secrets. But, it's a book that can hit pretty close to home.
High-achieving Leena is struggling with her mental health after losing her sister, Carla, to cancer – it has an air of My Sister's Keeper about it – which was the first book to ever make me cry. She's forced to take two months leave from her London job and finds herself with nothing to do. Her grandmother, Eileen, aged 79, lives in rural Yorkshire. Her husband has left her for a dance teacher, and she's been busying herself with 'projects' like the May Day festival and neighbourhood watch.
The duo swap lives for two months, with Eileen trying out online dating in London, meeting casual love affair actor Todd, and Leena taking on her nan's projects, whilst trying to salvage her relationship with her mother, which suffered after Carla's death.
For me, this book hit hard on a personal level. Me and my nan have become really close in recent years, particularly after my granddad's death meant she was on her own a lot. We lost my cousin to cancer a couple of years later. I think both of us understand how it feels to need to take a break from regular life, and this book was the bit of escapism I needed. As I've gotten older, me and my nan always seem to find more and more things we have in common, which has fostered an amazing bond.
The Switch consists of small chapters that flit between Leena and Eileen's adventures and the trials and tribulations that came with them. Then there's a gaslighting boyfriend, an internet catfish and a dose of drama. But laced in between the lighthearted pages are issues surrounding grief and mental health, with some important life lessons along the way. The kind of life advice only a grandmother could give.
Eileen is portrayed absolutely brilliantly in The Switch, as are her friends back in Hamleigh, like Betty and Arthur. Much like The Thursday Murder Club, it shows that these people have had meaningful and fulfilling lives, with interesting stories to tell and lessons to share.
Leena's friends in her Shoreditch flat are able to teach Eileen about modern tech, and she teaches them a thing or two about the importance of community. Up north, Leena struggles at first to connect with her nan's mates, but with the help of Arthur's step-son Jackson, they manage to 'save the day' on numerous occasions. The intergenerational friendships that bloom are so sweet to watch, and the book
Whilst I found The Switch more difficult to get in to than The Flat Share, picking it up and putting it down multiple times, when I finally put my mind to it, I flew through the pages. It reminded me so much of me and my nan and got me thinking about how cool it would be to switch lives for a time. If you're looking for something to cheer you up and remind you of the good in life, then The Switch is the book for you.
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The last one topped 70 kilos... She carried it into the house by herself (I was at the office). Anyway.
:o They deliver 70 kilo packages?
I'll just wrap the whole thing in steel wool. This way I don't have to brave the crowds at the shopping center where the hardware shop is. Does that sound like it'll work?
I don't think you want to use steel wool, I think you'll end up with too much iron in your beer. But maybe at mash pH it would be fine.
That's how I usually describe it, but most people are too young to have ever seen one!
Yup, freight delivery. I'd say we get a new wood pallet every three to four months.
For the steel wool, I've seen elsewhere on the forum people say steel wool is fine. Maybe it should be pickled first? Is the iron thing real?
stainless steel scrubbies are ok, steel wool is not. yes, the iron thing is real. gives an off-flavor that is blood-like.
Stainless steel shouldn't cost much more.
Quick follow-up: Stainless Steel wool: Would it be in the soldering section, the plumbing section?
You should look for a Chore Boy in the cleaning section of a grocery store.
+1 Chore Boy is a brand name. Maybe not in France, a more generic term here would be stainless steel scrubbie. They're for dishwashing, not really like steel wool. I'd expect they're available there, but may be a language communication issue to find them. I think you've said your dad sends you packages. If so, they're small & light.
If your still looking for a false bottom for you kettle you may think about a stainless vegetable steamer tray. The type that folds in on it's self. You can pick them up at most cutlery or cooking shop fairly cheep. They come in a lot of different sizes and all you have to do is drill out the center, flip it over and connect your plumbing to it. They come out easy and clean up is a snap and the holes are fantastic for holding out the grain. I've seen a cooler or two set up that way but I don't see why it wouldn't work in a pot and you could still use your present fly sparge system.
That would be stainless. The 'inox' is the word your looking for.
Well, yesterday I took the boy out for his very first trip to a hardware store so mom could have a bit of a rest, and we did some searching. I found zero stainless steel wool (found some regular steel wool, which I didn't buy) but I did find: 1. a nice long flexible water hose thing for a SS braid and 2. a scrubby that is supposedly composed entirely of stainless steel ribbon. It doesn't look like the scrubbies from the US - this looks like a big ball of 0.2 cm wide SS ribbon that's pretty darn thin. I'm thinking it would work well. I suppose the best test is just to leave it in a bucket of water and see what happens?
As for the braid, thanks to Denny's instructions, it was super easy. Fits in there real nice, and seems to draw off liquid no problem. All this new equipment makes me want to do a test brew with something super basic, though, because I don't want to use my specialty yeasties for anything that might taste bad. Probably do a basic SMASH with some old hops just to get the system checked out.
All this new equipment makes me want to do a test brew with something super basic, though, because I don't want to use my specialty yeasties for anything that might taste bad. Probably do a basic SMASH with some old hops just to get the system checked out.
A test brew is a great idea - I recommend water to start, you might not want to waste ingredients if you're not confident in how the brew day will go.
I f you do a test with water, don't be too concerned if your cooler loses heat. When you have additional mass of the grain in there, it will react differently.
Tried a CAP Saturday with the new braid ala Denny. No stuck sparge, everything went great. I really like the new setup. I got -85%- efficiency, if my calculations are correct. I need to post pics of my setup soon. I really, really like it.
So, I'm 2 out of 3 for great mashes with the SS braid. However, yesterday I got a stuck sparge towards the end of the mash with a grain bill of 7# pale and 2# wheat for a kolsch I was doing. I'm thinking I should use my false bottom whenever I do something that might be sticky. Or is there something I should look for?
Or is there something I should look for?
You can get stuck sparges with a false bottom with high percentages of sticky stuff. I know this.
Malt conditioning helps prevent stuck sparges, at least on my system.
Totally agree that's the best way to go, however, I have found zero shops in Europe that sell the things. Which is a bit weird, because you'd think that at the very least Germany would have them. Or maybe I'm not searching for the right thing?
Kai might be the best to say if those are used in Germany, my guess is that they are not.
Look on Kai's page for the malt conditioning technique. I has helped the sparges on my system. I have a big bag of rice hulls just in case.
If you're using a SS braid, then most likely you're also batch sparging. With batch a stuck sparge is no biggie. Stop the runoff, stir up the mash, vorlauf again, and then finish the runoff.
Ah, ok, sounds good. I'll do that next time - although I do have a problem with the braid folding up onto itself, but perhaps my braid is too long. Denny, at what length do you cut your braid? Mine's about 18" and kinda coils around there.
Mine runs the length of my cooler for no particular reason other than I had been experimenting with different lengths and that was the last one I tried so I left it. It's "pragmatic"! I found lengths as short as 6" work equally well.


The 56th edition of the performance series Wonderwerp presents a program investigating the relationship between the body and space through site-specific interventions, electronic costumes, self-made instruments and bodily movement. The program is curated by Wen Chin Fu, who has invited artists active in the fields of visual arts, dance and music to present new collaborative projects especially tailored to the space of Studio Loos. During the evening the audience will observe the outcome of these experiments and will be a subject of experimentation itself.
Ludmila Rodrigues is an artist with a degree in Architecture who creates spaces, situations and devices to choreograph the public. Originally from Rio de Janeiro, she moved to The Hague to study at the ArtScience Interfaculty, where she initiated a research on the body of the audience. Her work searches for strategies to activate the audience through playful multi-sensory experiences.
Kim-Jose Bode is a composer/musician. Her musical and performance abilities and interests are greatly varied and she enjoys to create and present innovative concert programs and music-theater performances. She also composes and coach for dance and music-theater works and many composers have written for her and her ensembles. Kim-José is known for her "expressiveness, virtuosity and special warm sound" (WN 2007/DE). Kim-José is founding member of the ensemble aXolot Synergy – a company active in the fields of music, music-theater, visual art and dance.
Antonin Comestaz (1980) is a French dancer, choreographer and versatile artist based in The Hague (NL). He trained at the Ballet School of Paris Opera and pursued a dance career with companies including Paris Opera, The Hamburg Ballet, T.T.M (Tanz Theater München), Ballet Mainz and Scapino Ballet. He has worked with renowned choreographers John Neumeier, Marco Goecke, Rui Horta, Carolin Carlson, Ed Wubbe, and Jacopo Godani among others.
Antonin's work has won a number of awards including 1st prize for interpretation, 3rd prize choreography and audience prize at the Stuttgart Internationales Solo-Tanz-Theater Festival. He has a passion for film, drawing and music and composes for most of his works to date. Antonin works mainly as an independent choreographer focusing on humor, surrealism, and poetry as core elements of his work.
Wen Chin Fu graduated in 2006 from the Classical Music Department of Shih Chien University, Taipei , and continued her studies at the ArtScience interfaculty of The Hague, where she graduated in 2010. Her performances explore the relationship between physical movement, sound and the environment. A key element of her practice is concentration, which opens the senses for perceiving things through new perspectives.
Yamila Rios is a Spanish composer, performer and sound artist based in The Netherlands. Her artistic practice deals with the creation of aural spaces. These ephemeral spaces are neither fixed nor constant, allowing them to unfold and change in time. Her pieces consist of multiple textures and masses of sounds, each of them with their own internal complexity.
Mei Yi Lee is a percussionist and performer based in the Netherlands. She is interested in experimental music, dance, theatre, visual and performance art. Her repertoire includes Alvin Lucier, John Cage, Iannis Xenakis, Kaija Saariaho, David Lang, Louis Andriessen, Roger Reynolds, Franco Donatoni, Cort Lippe, Hugo Morales Murguia, Ji Youn Kang and other contemporary composers. Presently she is a member of SonoLab and iOFloat and she has performed for different ensembles such as Slagwerk Den Haag and Asko|Schoenberg Ensemble.


Johan Van Staden's pigeon won the Victoria West Gauteng Provincial combine by 5 minutes. This against 300+ members and 4000+ pigeons. A remarkable achievement.
Johan's combine winner is uncle to the 'GPU hen'. The 'GPU hen's sire is half brother to Johan's combine winner. Super genetics!
Johan has decided to auction this fine specimen. The auction details will be made known later.


Synopsis : May is designated as national Older Americans Month to encourage support for American seniors.
May is designated as national Older Americans Month to encourage support for America's seniors. However, the challenges of aging are more pronounced for women.
Compared with men, older women (age 65 and over) are more likely to be widowed or living alone, spend more years requiring long term care services and are more likely to live in poverty.
"We are proud to be working in partnership with the Women's Institute for a Secure Retirement (WISER) to help women better plan for their retirement years. We are hopeful this month will serve as a catalyst for women to start separating facts from myths, and seek solutions most appropriate for them and their loved ones," said Lisa Wendt, president and CEO of LifeSecure Insurance Company.
Overall, women are at greater risk of impoverishment throughout their older years. According to a report by the Heinz Family Philanthropies women remain the primary caregivers in society, spending a significant part of their adult lives providing care. As a result women move in and out of the work force with breaks in their work histories and, according to the Social Security Administration, experience 12 fewer years of earnings.
"Too often, it's at the last minute and in great stress, that families are forced to confront the complicated and difficult questions surrounding long term care. Our goal is raise the key questions and provide answers to help women make the best decisions possible before there's a crisis," said Jeffrey Lewis, Chairman of the Women's Institute for a Secure Retirement.
For guidance, WISER and LifeSecure Insurance have partnered to distribute "Ten Questions to Answer about Long Term Care." The questions are intended to provide unbiased information and the latest resources available about long-term care issues and services. The questions and answers are available online at www.TenQuestionsToAnswer.org and at www.YourLifeSecure.com.
"It's time to recognize this important women's issue. I encourage every woman to have a real conversation with their loved ones about their future long term care options," said Wendt.
To learn more about Older Americans Month, including the history of this special celebration, visit the Observances section of the U.S. Administration on Aging's Web site.
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Reviews: 0 Wish you a very happy (advance)B'day Luca!! Hope you have a lovely year (and life).
Reviews: 0 What are they doing exactly? Writing down the names of every possible actor on the planet on pieces of paper, throwing them in a hat and picking one up everyday? Jeez!!
How did Cumberbatch get in the mix? He is probably booked for the rest of his life already!
Maybe I'm mistaken, but Keanu's response to a hugely excited interviewer asking about Dr Strange sounded as polite as could be but not very interested - but of course the internets have taken this gentle demurral as "OMG! he's gonna do it!!!"
Reviews: 0 @MmeRenard: Nope, not mistaken at all. That's exactly what happened and the internet being, well the internet, picked that dot, drew a face around it, gave it a nice background, framed it and put it up at The Louvre. One site went so far as to say, its down to ONLY him :-) but i guess... you never know!
Reviews: 0 Exactly, Neaura, and really well said.
What else would you say? "no, I don't know it and am not interested"?
I "love" the entertainment media - not saying "absolutely not" means "I'm definitely going to do it!"
This raises kind of a cultural question for me about "maybe means yes" and "not emphatically no means yes" that I find disturbing on a larger level.
Part of my reaction is that I don't know it either, and while a brilliant TV series sounds great (John Rain), a cartoon character does not interest me. Right now, I'm betting that it does not happen with Keanu. We'll see, I guess.
They never stopped working on the painting though :-) Yeah interestingly they seem to have a different set of synonyms and meanings that we are slowly getting a hang of.
This one is interesting... can't say I agree completely with this either but he makes more sense than most people out there.
"We don't hold him in the same regard as others with substantially weaker resumes in the action genre because of his general awfulness in both acting and film quality"
There's nothing that can be said in response to that should be written amongst genteel persons as are here. I am SO pissed off at the whole business of DECADES of damning him with faint, reluctant, conditional "praise" - in which M-F'ing decade, after how many elegant choices, how many wonderful roles, how much sheer excellence, will that wear off?
Reviews: 0 SURELY Keanu with an iPhone is one of the signs of the Apocalypse, is it not?
in which M-F'ing decade, after how many elegant choices, how many wonderful roles, how much sheer excellence, will that wear off?
um, was there something wrong with Hardball?
well, looks like many people didn't 'get' its humor, its quirky-ness, Conor's own particular awesomeness... didn't fit their preconceived ideas about how that world or that movie shoud behave and sound like.
Reviews: 0 Is there even a remote, very remote, possibility that it is someone else's phone and he is... ah..


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Bec mac Dé was a legendary Irish prophet, known from saga literature surrounding the historical High King Diarmait mac Cerbaill and from the Irish Annals, where he is said to have died c. 553–7.

In the saga Aided Diarmata ("the death of Diarmait") he is said to have been the best seer of his day, who could speak with nine men at once and answer all their questions in a single reply, and made an accurate prediction of the circumstances of Diarmait's death. Two saints, Ronan and Ciarán, had prophesied he would be killed by a roofbeam falling on his head. Bec gave a more elaborate prophecy of a threefold death: he would be drowned, burned, and have his head crushed by a roofbeam, by Áed Dub mac Suibni, in the house of Banbán the hospitaller, on a night that he wore a shirt grown from a single flax seed, drank ale brewed from a single grain of corn, and ate pork from a sow that had never farrowed. Diarmait dismissed these prophecies, even when invited to a feast by Banbán. His wife, who had been listening, refused to go, so Banbán offered the king his own daughter for that night, and gave him a nightshirt, pork and ale. When the girl told him the nightshirt had been woven from flax grown from a single seed, the ale had been brewed from a single grain of corn, and the pork had come from a sow that had never farrowed, Diarmait realised the prophecy had been fulfilled, and tried to escape, but Áed Dubh was standing at the door with his spear. As Diarmait fled back into the house, Áed's men set it on fire. Diarmait tried to escape the conflagration by leaping into a vat of ale, but a flaming roofbeam fell on his head, killing him.

A number of early Irish poems are attributed to him, including a prophecy "detailing the moral breakdown presaging the end of the world". The Annals of Ulster record his death under the years 552 and 557, the Chronicon Scotorum under 553, the Annals of Clonmacnoise under 550, and the Annals of the Four Masters, where he is considered a Christian saint, under 557.

References

Cycles of the Kings
6th-century Irish people
Early Irish literature


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It's the middle of the nineteenth century when a young Hermann Krüll moves to Venice to study. The German community here is very active in trade, and Hermann is no exception: soon he's importing bristles from the Far East and selling them to local brush craftsmen. Krüll has a nose for business, so he doesn't hesitate to buy out a brush shop in Treviso when he has the chance. He launches his first catalogue in 1898, filled with brushes for animals, for silver, for floors, for bicycles... his creations spread across Europe, enchanting the upper class of the time. He opens modern facilities in Treviso in 1908 and begins producing luxury lady brushes and toothbrushes. He combines the purest bristles with precious wood like ebony: each piece is handmade and polished to its deepest possible shine. The result are precious gems of toiletries, that'll play into the new and sophisticated beauty rituals of the twentieth hundreds. But it's a long century, and there are many adventures to be had: two world wars, getting the factory seized twice, always making its way back into the family (the first time they have to sell a valuable stamp collection to reclaim it). Today the company is helmed by Elisa Gera, Krüll's great-granddaughter, who has added a feminine touch with her vision. Which is why nowadays, alongside the traditional products, she's launched a line of fragrances inspired by Italian gardens that'll steer the family enterprise on a new scented path. An illuminated gaze balancing beauty, history and innovation. Simply perfect, just as it was a hundred years ago.


OSHA insists the rule change does not add any new employer requirements. Currently, employers have to record any MSD injury on the job. The rule change would require employers to place MSD injuries under a specific MSD column instead of the "other" or "injury" column.


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Check out this guide to avoid the staining and erosion of your marble floors!
Like all the natural stones, cleaning marble carefully and regularly is a must to prevent staining and erosion.
The cleaning process doesn't require much professional help, you can do it yourself.
Sweep the floor to wipe away surface dust and dirt.
Mix 3 tablespoons baking soda and 2 drops of Vim dishwash gel in a bucket of warm water.
Dip a sponge into the soapy water and scrub the floor. Rinse the sponge frequently in clean water.
Add 1 cup of diatomaceous earth, plaster and talcum powder in a container and pour some water over it. Stir it to create a paste.
Wet the stained area and spread a thick layer of the paste on the stains. Now, cover each stain with cling wrap.
Let it sit for 24 to 48 hours.
Remove the plastic wrap and wipe the residue away with a wet cloth.
There is no need to tear the tiles down and lay new marble flooring! Cleaning and maintaining marble flooring has never been so easy!
As an alternative, you can also use a commercial stone cleaner.


David Grant Noble is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author.
David Grant Noble is composed of 5 names. You can examine and separate out names.


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namespace WebsitePanel.Providers.SharePoint
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Represents SharePoint site collection information.
	/// </summary>
	[Serializable]
	public class SharePointEnterpriseSiteCollection : ServiceProviderItem
	{
		private int organizationId;
		private string url;
		private string physicalAddress;
		private string ownerLogin;
		private string ownerName;
		private string ownerEmail;
		private int localeId;
		private string title;
		private string description;
		private long bandwidth;
		private long diskspace;
	    private long maxSiteStorage;
	    private long warningStorage;
        private string rootWebApplicationInteralIpAddress;
        private string rootWebApplicationFQDN;

	    [Persistent]
        public long MaxSiteStorage
	    {
	        get { return maxSiteStorage; }
	        set { maxSiteStorage = value; }
	    }

        [Persistent]
        public long WarningStorage
	    {
	        get { return warningStorage; }
	        set { warningStorage = value; }
	    }

	    /// <summary>
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		/// </summary>
		public override string Name
		{
			get
			{
				return this.Url;
			}
			set
			{
				this.Url = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets id of organization which owns this site collection.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public int OrganizationId
		{
			get
			{
				return this.organizationId;
			}
			set
			{
				this.organizationId = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets url of the host named site collection to be created. It must not contain port number.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public string Url
		{
			get
			{
				return this.url;
			}
			set
			{
				this.url = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets physical address of the host named site collection. It contains scheme and port number.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public string PhysicalAddress
		{
			get
			{
				return this.physicalAddress;
			}
			set
			{
				this.physicalAddress = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets login name of the site collection's owner/primary site administrator.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public string OwnerLogin
		{
			get
			{
				return this.ownerLogin;
			}
			set
			{
				this.ownerLogin = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets display name of the site collection's owner/primary site administrator.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public string OwnerName
		{
			get
			{
				return this.ownerName;
			}
			set
			{
				this.ownerName = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets display email of the site collection's owner/primary site administrator.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public string OwnerEmail
		{
			get
			{
				return this.ownerEmail;
			}
			set
			{
				this.ownerEmail = value;
			}
		}

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets the internal ip address
        /// </summary>
        [Persistent]
        public string RootWebApplicationInteralIpAddress
        {
            get
            {
                return this.rootWebApplicationInteralIpAddress;
            }
            set
            {
                this.rootWebApplicationInteralIpAddress = value;
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets the internal ip address
        /// </summary>
        [Persistent]
        public string RootWebApplicationFQDN
        {
            get
            {
                return this.rootWebApplicationFQDN;
            }
            set
            {
                this.rootWebApplicationFQDN = value;
            }
        }

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets locale id of the site collection to be created.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public int LocaleId
		{
			get
			{
				return this.localeId;
			}
			set
			{
				this.localeId = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets title of the the site collection to be created.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public string Title
		{
			get
			{
				return this.title;
			}
			set
			{
				this.title = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets description of the the site collection to be created.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public string Description
		{
			get
			{
				return this.description;
			}
			set
			{
				this.description = value;
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets bandwidth of the the site collection.
		/// </summary>
		[Persistent]
		public long Bandwidth
		{
			get
			{
				return this.bandwidth;
			}
			set
			{
				this.bandwidth = value;
			}
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		/// <summary>
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		[Persistent]
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		{
			get
			{
				return this.diskspace;
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			set
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				this.diskspace = value;
			}
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	}
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