When I set out to make this roast I wanted to find a dark and thick beer to be part of the braising liquid I was going to cook it in. I was looking for Guinness when I stumbled across a double chocolate stout made by Young's. I snatched up a can and decided instantly to include a cocoa and brown sugar rub to sear on the roast to compliment the beer.
After the initial sear I braised the roast for a couple hours then added the carrots and potatoes. Cooked the whole thing another hour and then served it up. The stout beer smelled strong for the first part of the braise but as time went on the aroma faded and in the end the braising liquid was a delicious sauce to serve over the meat.
I made this for a Christmas party and I got good reviews, the one criticism was that it was a little sweet, which was a relief - I worried that the stout would be to strong but the long cook helped it blend right in to the other flavors present in the liquid.
I'll never forget the first time I made a pot roast. I had it on the stove cooking away, when I decided to give Mom and Dad a call. I was living in New York City and I always made it a point to call every Sunday if I could. The roast was in simmer stage and I knew I would have time to do a little yacking before I would be able to eat. I talked to Mom first and she was exited about my pot roast, giving me suggestions and quizzing me on how I made it.
She turned the phone over to Dad and he was less enthusiastic. I asked him "What's wrong with pot roast, we ate it a lot growing up?" He replied "Your Mom has made so many Gad damn pot roast since we been married that I could care less if I ever ate it again." He did have a point. I decided to make it as a way of reliving dinner when I was young, I guess the reason why I remember pot roast is because Mom made it often - maybe a little to often, according to Dad.
In a bowl mix together sugar, cocoa, salt, pepper, cinnamon and nutmeg until well combined. Liberally apply rub to all sides of roast and let marinate 30 minutes.
In a large dutch oven over medium-high heat sear roast on all sides in a little olive oil, 2 to 3 minutes per side, or until a crust forms. Remove roast to a plate. Add onion, celery and carrot to pot and cook until soft, 3 to 4 minutes. Salt and pepper to taste. Stir in garlic and cook 1 minute more or until fragrant.
Add beer and broth to pan, scraping up brown bits from bottom. Return beef to pot, bring to a simmer, cover and let cook for 1 hour and 30 minutes. Add potatoes, carrots, adjust seasonings if necessary. Cook another hour or until beef is fork tender. Remove from heat and serve.
I have made beef stew several times in the past and this recipe is the first time I have used a cornstarch slurry to thicken it rather than a flour based mixture. The biggest difference is the color. Same great flavor, but the cornstarch turns the liquid a nice rich brown color rather than the blondish brown achieved with flour. I discovered the magic of cornstarch with a turkey stew that I made over Thanksgiving weekend and couldn't wait to put the technique to use with a stew like this.
Making the liquid a beautiful color is important to me because it should look as good as it tastes. The key to any great stew is the gravy that binds it all together. The beefy flavor enhanced by vegetables and a long simmer is downright drinkable when made right. It's so exciting to have this new trick up my sleeve for thickening soups – after 20 years of cooking, I'm still a student and will be forever.
Whenever I make stew I think about my Dad. When I was 11 or 12 he made breakfast for us one Saturday that consisted of a huge plate of fried potatoes smothered in a giant scoop of beef stew. It was a stick-to-your-ribs breakfast that I will never forget. I felt like a lumberjack as I gobbled it down, and thought it might be time for my first shave once I was finished. It was a man meal, fit to be served in a man cave before walking out the door to kill something.
I don't know why I perceived it that way, but to this day I can't see a couple of women getting together for breakfast and deciding to smother fried potatoes with a huge heap of beef stew. Not that it can't or doesn't happen, it just seems as though a breakfast of potatoes smothered in meat and gravy would have been the choice of a man going out to plow under a corn field or chop a cord of wood. I guess it's just one of those things that struck me as a kid and I have yet to see something else that would prove the insight wrong.
In a soup pot over medium high heat, sear beef in batches on all sides until just cook through, salt and pepper to taste. Return beef to pan and add broth. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover and simmer for 1 hour and 30 minutes.
In a fry pan over medium heat sauté onion, celery, carrot and green pepper until soft, 4 to 6 minutes. Salt and pepper to taste. Add garlic, cook 1 minute more or until fragrant.
Add sautéd vegetables, water, potatoes and Italian seasonings to pot. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 20 minutes or until potatoes are cooked through. In a separate bowl, whisk together cornstarch and water to make a slurry. Once potatoes are tender stir slurry into pot and simmer 10 minutes more or until mixture thickens. Spoon into bowls and serve.
In my family it was a tradition to eat cabbage on New Year's Day. I remember it being overcooked and mushy. They would sauté two shredded heads of cabbage in oil in a skillet. I think the problem was that my elders cooked it to long because I dreaded having to eat the smelly stuff.
I always tried to avoid it until the last minute which is when the New Year's Cabbage Police, consisting of my Mom and Aunt, would ask "Did you eat your cabbage? It will bring you prosperity all year long." It was a tradition to eat on New Year's Day and they enforced it.
Today, I'm a big fan of cooked cabbage and plan to have it on January 1st, just as I do every year. I like to cook it in soups, like this recipe, or use it in dishes that are more tasty than just plain fried. I hope it has helped me prosper. Regardless though, it's a tradition I'm passing on to the next generation in our family, just as my Mom and Aunt made sure to pass on to us. Traditions like these connect the present to our past and future.
Since I published the column above, it seems as though my Mom decided to change the rules on how cooked cabbage can be prepared for New Years Day. She said that it must be fried and all of it must be eaten. I have no idea where she came up with these rules, but I think they must have been passed on to her from a distant relative that liked to torture others with bad food. Writing about our family tradition in the local paper must have rekindled her fondness for fried cabbage because it has been a while since it's been served that way at a New Years gathering.
I volunteered to make the cabbage for our family's New Year celebration, but she and my cousin insisted that the cabbage be fried. I compromised and made a nice pot of cabbage soup and when I got to the gathering, I fried a head of shredded cabbage that my cousin had set up to appease the new found traditionalists.
Is there some sort of irony to eating cabbage prepared in the most undesirable way that makes you prosper? I say no, the tradition is to eat cabbage, making it as tasty as possible should be the objective, gulping it down to avoid gagging on it seems preposterous.
Now I must convince my family to think differently about this, or I'm going to be faced with eating a bowl of smelly cabbage each New Year's Day for the rest of my life. Either that, or come up with a way to fry cabbage and make it delicious, which might be the ticket. Better get to work because I've got less than a year to do it.
In a soup pot over medium heat sauté onion, carrot, celery and allspice in a little olive oil until vegetables are soft, 3 to 4 minutes. Salt and pepper to taste. Add garlic, cook 1 minute more or until fragrant.
Stir in cabbage, corn beef and broth. Bring to a simmer and let cook 30 minutes or until cabbage is cooked through and wilted. Remove from heat and serve.


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Google makes thousands of changes to search each year – in fact, it was reported that in 2018, Google conducted 3,234 updates alone.
While we await the total for 2019, it is still clear to see that, when it comes to managing your website, you should not sit idle. Studies have shown that between 70-80% of users research a business online before making a purchase, meaning that being found online is vital for your company. As Google continues to roll out algorithm updates, it's important to adjust your website as needed in order to boost your search visibility and gain first page rankings.
But with so many changes being made throughout the year, it can be hard to keep up. So, we've compiled a list of all algorithmic changes of 2020 so far, including the winners and losers, which we'll update as time goes on.
January 13th – January 2020 Core Update
The first update of the year was announced by Google on January 13th, rolling out across the world and affecting all languages. Tracking tools showed high volatility for three days, with Google confirming that the update was 'mostly done' rolling out on the 16th.
Core updates do not target a particular industry, and anyone can be affected. They are designed to improve how Google's systems rank content. The search engine giant explains this in more detail on their blog:
"…imagine you made a list of the top 100 movies in 2015. A few years later, in 2019, you refresh the list. It's going to naturally change. Some new and wonderful movies that never existed before will now be candidates for inclusion. You might also reassess some films and realize they deserved a higher place on the list than they had before. The list will change, and films previously higher on the list that move down aren't bad. There are simply more deserving films that are coming before them.
Towards the end of 2019, most updates saw YMYL (your money or your life) sites as the most affected. This update was no different, particularly for the health and finance sectors. Very Well Health was one of the top winners, according to multiple sources, as was Yahoo Finance. A few dictionary sites came out triumphant, too. Meanwhile, a further group of healthcare sites fell victim.
Overall, this update has been duped by many as large and fierce, causing great tremors throughout top ten rankings.
January 23rd – Featured Snippet Deduplication
While this wasn't exactly an algorithm update, the deduplication of featured snippets was still a considerable change that majorly affected websites' click-through-rates (CTR).
Previously, featured snippets (pictured below) were counted as their own, stand-alone search engine results page (SERP) feature, not an organic search listing. If a site obtained a featured snippet, the same URL would also appear in the listings below as an ordinary listing.
On the 23rd, Google announced that, if a URL is featured in a snippet, it would not appear on the first page of search results. Thus aligning this SERP feature with Google's claim that a featured snippet is an organic entity, counting as position number one. Before this deduplication, a featured snippet counted as position zero.
In this case, there were no obvious winners and losers to be precise, but many sites did report losses of traffic. This deduplication led to many site owners having to decide which they'd rather lose: a first-page ranking, or a featured snippet. Moz tried conducting a CTR study to see which loss would have a bigger impact, but unfortunately, it is impossible to decipher if clicks to a URL were from the featured snippet or the organic listing.
Overall, this major change was met with confusion and outcry and sparked much discussion over the future of featured snippets.
February 9th – Unconfirmed Search Ranking Update
While a core update has been denied by Google, we have decided to include it in this blog as there were significant amounts of chatter and tracker tools were off the charts for five days – longer than the standard algorithm updates.
From the February 9th, discussions of a suspected search update started to arise on Twitter and various web forums. SEO spokesperson Barry Shwartz reported the fluctuations as 'really big, maybe even massive' changes that were taking place. Many sites experienced severe traffic drops and spikes.
On the 13th, Google's Danny Sullivan stated, 'We do updates all the time' in response to this speculation. This suggests that algorithmic changes were made during this time, just not on the same scale as a core update.
Unfortunately, it's hard to decipher a clear sector that either benefitted or suffered the most following these changes. The suggested update occurred across the globe, and there were both winners and losers in a range of industries. There was even some speculation that several updates actually took place, as many of the sites that saw drops then experienced traffic increases a few days later. The one thing that was certain following the confusing five days was that some sort of changes were made – it's just unclear what exactly those changes were.
May 4th – May 2020 Core Update
The second core update of the year began rolling out on May 4th and appeared to have mostly ended by the 7th. Rank Ranger dubbed this update as an 'absolute monster' as the effects appear more brutal than those which occurred in January. Furthermore, this update took place amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, which had already significantly affected a wide range of sites and caused a change in search patterns.
Unlike many other updates, the May core update appeared to have less focus on typical E-A-T areas and was broader than usual updates, making it harder to detect a clear winner or user. Marie Haynes claimed that Google is getting better at recognising which links are 'truly recommendations for your content and which are self-made for SEO reasons.'
It was interesting to note that Spotify took a hit, despite it progressing steadily over the last few years.
As of today, 15th May, information surrounding this update is still rolling out, and so we will continue to update our blog with our findings.
June 23rd – Suspected Federal Update
On June 23rd, there were reports of another algorithm taking place, although Google is yet to comment. The SEO trackers were showing high volatility in the SERPs, and many reported significant gains.
What's interesting about this update is that it seemed to target .gov sites, along with other YMYL industries, a trend which appears to be mirrored across the globe. This pattern is what led Barry Shwartz to label is update as 'The Federal Update.'
.gov sites were not the only winners of this update; health and news sites were also affected. But it is clear to see that government sites were the ones impacted the most. It's possible that Google now prefers these sites over other domains, due to their authority. Authority is part of the E-A-T metric that Google refers to in its Quality Rater Guidelines, so it's only natural for .gov and .org sites to experience a boost in search visibility.
July 6th – Small Search Ranking Update
A small search ranking update may have taken place on 6th July, lasting until the 8th. While there wasn't as much chatter surrounding this update as the last, some webmasters still detected some changes in their site traffic. This algorithm update targeted niche websites, and our SERP volatility tracker reported nothing more than a slight increase in movement amongst rankings.
It's harder to say who the winners and losers were with this update, as only a small number of sites were affected. Education sites reportedly saw some movement, but it's highly likely that a particular niche of sites was amongst those most affected, due to the small amount of volatility.
July 24 – Suspected Search Ranking Update & What SEO's Get Wrong About Google's Updates
Not long after the previous suspected update, another one came along. Only this time, it was much bigger, with our volatility tracker showing fluctuations amongst the SERPs for most industries.
To add to this, a few days later (28th July), Barry Shwartz published an article on Search Engine Land exploring what SEO'ers often get wrong about Google algorithm updates. Shwartz promotes the idea that we should stop obsessing over what Google is changing each time an update rolls out and focus on our websites instead. This is because most people blame their drops in traffic on updates, when, in reality, it's because their websites usually aren't up to scratch. The time spent trying to crack the algo updates should be spent on improving content, UX, link profiles and other ranking factors.
This coincides with a statement Google made in August 2019. They stated that, when it comes to improving your site following updates, 'There's nothing to fix.' Nothing really changes when Google rolls out updates, only how they assess content. The search engine giant then followed this up with 'We suggest focusing on ensuring you're offering the best content you can. That's what our algorithms seek to reward.' Shwartz's advice, therefore, aligns with Google's own – but what do you think?
Marie Haynes chimed into this discussion, offering a few tips to help you decipher if any traffic losses are the result of a recent update. You should start by looking at any recent changes made to your site, as well as the number of pages that were affected. If a noticeable drop in traffic occurred within 48 hours of an algorithm's start date, then that was likely the cause.
Many industries experienced some fluctuations, according to our volatility tracker. The sports, news and arts & entertainment industries saw drastic changes. According to SEMrush, victims included WorkingTitleFilms.com, Marvel and Talk Sport, whereas winners included GuitarWorld, Teen Vogue and TheStage.com.
August 10th – August 11th – 2020 Google Glitch
On Monday afternoon, Barry Schwartz reported one of the largest Google updates many had seen for a long time. He commented that it looked like there was "a big Google search ranking algorithm rolling out", although it was not confirmed by Google.
By Monday night, many in the SEO community were noticing huge discrepancies in search results. Content that was once high-ranking suddenly seemed to drop several pages, while other low-ranking sites started popping up in the first pages of the SERPs.
However, it was soon revealed that this was not an update, but in fact a glitch.
Fortunately, things seemed to revert to normal by August 11th, and Google's John Mueller later posted on Twitter that the glitch had been fixed.
On August 11th, Google commented on the glitch, "On Monday we detected an issue with our indexing systems that affected Google search results. Once the issue was identified, it was promptly fixed by our Site Reliability Engineers and by now it has been mitigated."
Technically, there weren't really any winners or losers in this scenario – as it was a glitch – but it was certainly interesting to see which sites temporarily ranked higher.
According to Marie Haynes, sites who experienced a boost in traffic included medical articles that did not include supporting references or links to authoritative sites. These articles referenced natural remedies that were not backed by scientific facts. Haynes also commented that many of the sites that started ranking high included unnatural links.
But, on August 15th, it appeared the glitch trauma was not over. Strong amounts of chatter picked in the SEO community following significant changes being reported in the SERPs, similar to those seen during the initial glitch. But by the 16th, things seemed to have calmed down, leading to speculation of another issue from Google's side.
The amount of fluctuations were captured by our volatility checker, which was off the charts throughout the 15th.
If this is another glitch, this mirrors the pattern that's been forming recently when it comes to indexing. Speculation was rife in May with more indexing issues, although Google's John Mueller stated that there wasn't a bug, at most a few minor glitches. There were also reports in June, when Google experienced more problems. Furthermore, throughout 2019, there were many problems with content being de-indexed, and at one point, new content wasn't being indexed at all.
11th September – 6th October – Canonical and Mobile-Indexing Bugs
Starting as early as 11th September, Google experienced issues with indexing, announcing that there had been a bug affecting the Top Stories section in Google Search. On 12th September, Google announced on Twitter, "We had an indexing issue with new articles appearing in Top Stories beginning around 3pm PT. We've now fixed this, though full restoration will likely take several hours, maybe less." That same day, Google gave the update that "our indexing issue was fully resolved around 7pm PT this same day."
Although this was only a small issue that affected the Top Stories section, and was quickly resolved, it would be followed by additional indexing problems, as well as canonical issues, later that month. From 20th September, there were canonical and indexing issues that affected Google's search results (although these did not become evident until 21st September, when there were noticeable spikes in the SERPs). The SEO community initially assumed this to be the work of an unannounced Google update, but it was really two different bugs affecting sites' organic traffic.
This continued onto 23rd September, when automated tracking tools started showing spikes and users started reporting seeing unrelated results for their searches, as well as previously indexed web pages no longer appearing in search results.
By 6th October, Google reported they had "resorted about 25% of the URLs impacted by the canonical issue and about 50% of those impacted by the mobile-indexing issue."
There were more losers than winners in this scenario, as the canonical bug meant that any syndicated content was no longer being linked to its original site, causing site owners to lose out on organic traffic and suffer a decrease in SERP ranking. URLs that were ranking well were no longer ranking, so it was a stressful period for the majority of site owners.
15th October – Google Passage Indexing
On 15th October, Google announced it was launching a new feature dubbed 'Google Passage Indexing', which is actually more of a ranking feature designed to show a passage of a page that directly relates to your search, instead of the entire page. The full page will still be indexed, but Google Passage Indexing will alter how Google rates content.
Google's John Mueller clarified that this was not related to Google's core updates, although 7% of Google search results would be impacted when the feature went live. He added that "it's more about ranking these passages from existing pages rather than indexing them in the individually. So more about recognizing this is a big page and this is a part of the page that is particularly relevant to this query that is coming, so we'll focus on that part of the page. So it's not that there's a separate passage index or anything like that involved."
Google also made this announcement in response to the confusion from the SEO community that this latest feature was related to the aforementioned indexing bug, "This change doesn't mean we're indexing individual passages independently of pages. We're still indexing pages and considering info about entire pages for ranking. But now we can also consider passages from pages as an additional ranking factor…."
This feature is positive for any site owners whose websites have well-structured pages, as it will be easier for Google to sieve through them for the relevant page content. However, even unstructured web pages can benefit from this ranking feature, as it is designed to find the most relevant snippets of information. That being said, site owners shouldn't expect their messy web pages to do better ranking-wise than well-structured pages; the ranking feature just means that these types of pages will be analysed similarly. Sites are still expected to optimise their content to achieve higher ranking.
And, although SEOs have been told they needn't do anything to prep for this feature, they're not entirely convinced; one user commented, "I don't believe for one moment there's nothing to be done. Start looking into paginations, pages that have partial reviews and pages that have all reviews. Follow the data, iterate for the user experience."
Another voiced their scepticism, saying "Got it – 'Like featured snippets, just worse…'"
It remains to be seen whether Google Passage Indexing will prove a hit, but at the moment, it seems the SEO community are still tentative.
If your website has been affected by an algorithm update and you're struggling to find a solution, get in touch with us at Fibre Marketing, and we'll help you get back on track.
3rd December – December 2020 Broad Core Update
On 3rd December, Google announced it was launching the December 2020 Broad Core Update, following its last core update in May seven months ago. Google explained on Twitter, "Later today, we are releasing a broad core algorithm update, as we do several times per year. It is called the December 2020 Core Update. Our guidance about such updates remains as we've covered before." Google also added that the update will "typically take about one to two weeks to fully roll out."
Some were surprised to see Google rolling out another update for 2020, especially with it being so close to Christmas. It is risky to implement an update that could negatively affect online companies so close to the holidays, which – for some – is one of their busiest times of the year. Marie Haynes even commented on a 2013 tweet from Google's Matt Cutts, where he stated that Google "try to minimize major updates right before the holidays", to which she simply responded, "This didn't age well."
Others in the SEO community have also criticised Google's decision to implement an update so close to Christmas, arguing that the pandemic has already made businesses' lives difficult enough. Brett Tabke, founder of WebmasterWorld, argued that Google did not care "how many people lose their jobs" due to this latest shift in Google's algorithm and were only interested in "more SERP share".
Then again, others were expecting it; Search Engine Roundtable's Barry Schwartz commented, "Many are surprised Google released the update now, before the holidays. But it is after Black Friday/Cyber Monday shopping, so my gut feeling was they would release it in early December because late December everyone is off at Google."
One thing that is noticeable about this update is that it is already showing signs of a larger impact than its May predecessor. According to RankRanger, fluctuations for the top 20 positions in Google that RankRanger tracks have more than doubled in comparison to May's update:
It's still early days in the aftermath of the update, but so far, it looks like people are getting mixed results. Some SEOs reported seeing huge drops in traffic, with one user commenting "With about 30 minutes to go in my Google day my US traffic is down just over 36%", and another stating: "So far: 60% down on one site, 30% down on another, and a third site is holding up. The rest are too small to figure out the impact. Just as I had recovered from May too…"
In sharp contrast, other users have seen a positive impact on their site performances; one user reported seeing a rise in the position of their keywords: "I just saw a huge spike of 33% on the average position of about 120 keywords on my main site. Not gonna start being happy yet but still a nice sight. Pretty blackhat on the links side but with perfect content."
And others who were badly affected by the May core update have now reported seeing vast improvements to their sites. One user stated that "In the May update, I lost 30-40% of traffic and now I see that positions that I had in May are coming back from today" and another shared their relief at the December update, saying "Few of my sites that were affected in the previous core update are now fixed. Happy with the results."
As mentioned before, it is estimated that it will take two weeks for the December Core Update to be fully rolled out, but at the moment, it seems to be a mixed bag of winners and losers. Here at Fibre, we have noted some positive movements in rankings, but we'll be keeping an eye out for any further developments.
2nd June – 12th June 2021 Core Update
On 2nd June it was reported that Google were rolling out a core update, with Google's search liaison Danny Sullivan adding on Twitter that we should expect a July 2021 Core Update next month to follow. Many users were surprised as to why there were two core updates back to back, Google explained: "Some of our planned improvements for the June 2021 update aren't quite ready, so we're moving ahead with the parts that are, then we will follow with the rest with the July 2021 update."
Considerable activity was detected on sensors, leaving many concerned with how their site would be affected. Following the announcement, Barry Schwartz reported that any movements seen in the initial update may be reversed in July.
The update has now finished rolling out (12th June 2021). Generally across all market sensors this update was considered small, with very few effected industries.
Google Page Experience Update Rolling Out Between June 15 & End Of August
Google has finally started the roll out of the page experience update, which is intended to degrade rankings for slow to load websites. Google set out requirements in May 2020 that specifically stated what a website needed to do to pass these new set of speed tests.
As of the 17th June, there have been no noticeable effects of this update. We will continue to update this page as and when we see evidence of this update.
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From 10 April 1926, her married name became Tower.
Child of Stella Kathleen Ormsby Johnson and Major Robert Beauchamp Tower
Lt.-Cdr. William Beauchamp Tower+2 b. 26 Nov 1928
Dr. John Lawrence Riker1
M, #487863, d. before 1958
Dr. John Lawrence Riker married Cornelia Shepard, daughter of Frederic White Shepard, before 1958.1 He died before 1958.1
He lived at Rumson, New Jersey, U.S.A.1
Yvonne Heseltine1,2
Last Edited=9 Jul 2015
Yvonne Heseltine is the daughter of Colonel Rupert D. Heseltine and Eileen Pridmore.1
Thomas Henry Joly de Lotbiniere1
M, #487865, b. circa 1929, d. 4 February 2015
Last Edited=3 May 2015
Thomas Henry Joly de Lotbiniere was born circa 1929.2 He was the son of Lt.-Col. Sir Edmond Joly de Lotbinière and Hon. Elizabeth Alice Cecilia Jolliffe.3 He married Prudence Mary Bevan, daughter of Thomas Richard Bevan and Margaret Turnure, in 1953 at Westminster, London, England.1 He died on 4 February 2015.2
Children of Thomas Henry Joly de Lotbiniere and Prudence Mary Bevan
Nicholas Joly de Lotbiniere2
Henrietta Joly de Lotbiniere2
Lucy Miranda Joly de Lotbiniere+2 b. 1957
Frederick Brackenbury Budgett1
Frederick Brackenbury Budgett was born circa 1864 at Kingswood, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England.1 He married Catherine Eleanor Haswell in 1901 at Tynemouth, Northumberland, England.1
He was a timber merchant.1
Children of Frederick Brackenbury Budgett and Catherine Eleanor Haswell
Maurice Haswell Budgett+1 b. 1902
Phyllis Holland Budgett1 b. 1903
Phyllis Holland Budgett1
F, #487867, b. 1903
Phyllis Holland Budgett was born in 1903 at Bromley, Kent, England.1 She is the daughter of Frederick Brackenbury Budgett and Catherine Eleanor Haswell.1
Leila Mary Ellis1
F, #487868, b. 1860, d. 1938
Leila Mary Ellis was born in 1860 at Bath, Somerset, England.1 She married Colonel George Nuttall Going in 1885 at Kensington, London, England.1 She died in 1938.1
From 1885, her married name became Going.1 She became an unknown person 's adoptive mother.1
Child of Leila Mary Ellis and Colonel George Nuttall Going
Dorothy Going+1 b. 11 Oct 1890
Dorothy Going1
F, #487869, b. 11 October 1890
Dorothy Going was born on 11 October 1890 at Rugby, Warwickshire, England.1 She was the daughter of Colonel George Nuttall Going and Leila Mary Ellis.1 She married J. C. P. Versturme-Bunbury on 17 October 1912 at Parish Church, Colnbrook, Buckinghamshire, England.1
She was adopted by an unknown person.1 From 17 October 1912, her married name became Versturme-Bunbury.1
Child of Dorothy Going and J. C. P. Versturme-Bunbury
John Going Versturme-Bunbury1 b. 12 Aug 1918, d. 17 Aug 1943
J. C. P. Versturme-Bunbury1
J. C. P. Versturme-Bunbury was born circa 1889.1 He married Dorothy Going, daughter of Colonel George Nuttall Going and Leila Mary Ellis, on 17 October 1912 at Parish Church, Colnbrook, Buckinghamshire, England.1
Child of J. C. P. Versturme-Bunbury and Dorothy Going


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Pureorganio Organic Turmeric Powder - High Curcumin
Organic Turmeric Powder is also know as Haldi Powder is the Indian spices made from the ground roots of the turmeric. Pureorganio Organic Turmeric powder is a bright yellow made with hand pounding process.
Indian spices are, without any doubt, among the most famous and desirable oriental aromas and herbs in the world. Who among us has never tasted curry, turmeric, or cumin in their life?! Despite the fame of Indian spices, there is much confusion and little information about them. Here we want to give some general notes about the best Indian spices with particular attention to organic turmeric powder, its properties, and its uses so that you can become a lover of Indian spices.
General notes and a bit of history
It is impossible to think of the Indian continent without feeling the delightful smells of Indian spices. The combination of India and herbs is indissoluble, just like the presence of the characteristic aromas of cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, or curry as you stroll through the little stores of Indian bazaars. It is said that the colonizers reached the coasts of the Indian continent, just recalled by the smell of Indian spices that spread all over the ocean. Indian spices are the basis of Indian cuisine. They are widely known for their healing properties through Ayurveda , a medicine considered in the West "unconventional." Still, in India, it has a much more important value than traditional therapy. The basis of this medicine, in which Indian spices are widely used, is the awareness that it is possible to live longer through a specific lifestyle and an adequate diet.
Organic turmeric powder is a spice made from an increasingly popular Indian root and used worldwide, not only because it is an excellent ingredient in cooking but also because of its many benefits. In ancient times it was known as the saffron of the Indies for its intense ochre color and was used in traditional Middle Eastern and Asian recipes as a colorant and medicine. Indian doctors used the spice to remedy inflammation, digestive and liver problems, wounds, and skin diseases. Modern medicine is confirming these properties of turmeric and is also discovering others.
Turmeric and its "spicy" history
Now we will give you some historical hints about the turmeric that today populates recipes worldwide. Man has known and used the properties of turmeric since ancient times. The Assyrians used it as a natural dye for fabrics, while the Indians used it to give flavor to recipes. It was introduced in Europe by the Arab people, famous for the commercialization of spices. Until the arrival of Marco Polo (who described it in his Milione), its use was only culinary.
Since then, many people have been interested in the turmeric root, taking advantage of its properties and benefits.
Curcumin has only one problem, bio-availability, which is the number of nutrients that our body can absorb. By itself, the curcumin present in turmeric has low bioavailability and must be associated with other substances to be effective. In this case, traditions come to our aid: in the recipes of Indian cuisine, turmeric often appears with other spices such as curry and black pepper, both useful to promote the absorption of curcumin from our body. Think of the traditional lentil soup, tandoori chicken, or spicy mango sauce, Amm Ki Chutney.
Among the many turmeric properties, there are two certainly valid and easily verifiable at home: it is perfect for a skin peeling of face and body. Above all, it is excellent as an ingredient in the kitchen. A pinch will be enough to flavor various dishes and give a touch of exoticism to the most straightforward recipes, such as chicken strips, a velvety pumpkin and chickpea soup, vegetable omelets, or simple basmati rice with zucchini. In spring, fresh peas are excellent if perfumed with ginger, turmeric, and coriander. Finally, Dum Aloo is perfect for those who love vegetarian Indian cuisine, a dish based on spicy potatoes with turmeric and tomato sauce.
Pureorganio Organic Dry Ginger Powder - Sonth
Pureorganio Organic Dry Ginger Powder which is also known as sonth powder has no harmful chemicals and pesticides. It is vegan and also made with the traditional hand pounding method. It is certified by Indian organic and USDA Standards.
Organic Ginger powder is also known as sonth,sonti, sunth, soonth is one of the most common Indian spices found in the kitchen. It offers culinary as well as nutritional benefits. The Organic Dry Ginger Powder is grown in organic farms and is hand-grounded. It is harvested using traditional & ancient methods to retain its purity! These individual spices are hand-picked and dried in the sun before being ground into fresh hand-pounded aromatic powder.
Our products comply with the organic certification process as per the National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP) standards.
Pureorganio Organic Kashmiri chilli Powder which is also known as Kashmiri Lal Mirch powder has no harmful chemical and pesticides. It is vegan and also made with traditional hand pounding method. It is certified by Indian organic and USDA Standards.
Organic Kashmiri Chilli Powder, also known as Kashmiri lal Mirch, are tiny packets of taste filled with benefits and vibrancy. Kashmiri Chilli Powder is a spice, who's aroma takes every individual to the delightful flavours of the Kashmir valley. With its blazing colour and tender taste, it is a spice that has earned its way into every Indian's kitchen and heart.
Kashmiri Chili Powder is rich in Vitamin C which makes it a potent improver. It supplies several quality anti-oxidants.
PureOrganio, an online store which prides themselves in their all-natural elements, offering you the purest forms, for all your Indian herbs, spices, powders. We use no harmful chemicals, insecticides, or pesticides for any of their products.
PureOrganio adheres to all standards of the organic certification process laid by the National Programme for Organic Products [NPOP]. Our products are kept away from all types of chemicals and artificial tasters.
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Pureorganio Organic Ganthoda Powder
Pureorganio Organic Ganthoda Powder which is also known as pipramul powder has no harmful chemicals and pesticides. It is vegan and also made with the traditional hand pounding method. It is certified by Indian organic and USDA Standards.
Pure organio's organic Ganthoda powder is made out of roots of long pepper that are organically grown. It is also known as pipramul or peepramul. It is used in tea, Indian desserts, and Indian curry. It also helps in boosting immunity.
Our products are 100% vegan. We have our organic certification as per standards and our products are recognized by various renowned institutes for their premium quality.
Benefits of Organic Ganthoda Powder
Boosts immunity
Relieves from gas problems
Relives from joint pain
Relieves cold and cough
Protects skin and hydrates it
Pureorganio Organic Red Chilli Powder which is also known as organic Mirchi powder has no harmful chemical and pesticides. It is vegan and also made with traditional hand pounding method. It is certified by Indian organic and USDA Standards.
Red Chilli Powder is a spice that is used widely across Asia. It is the powder that makes Indian food hot and spicy. Red Chillies are grown, picked and sun-dried before being hand pounded into a fine powder. Apart from adding to the taste of the dishes, it has some other benefits too. However, to make the food spicy and hot, a generous amount of Red Chilli powder may be added.
PureOrganio offers a wide range of indian spices and masala that are organically grown and manufactured using quality-oriented processes. The red chillies are grown with care without harmful pesticides and chemicals. The fresh red chillies are hand-plucked, sun-dried and hand pounded. There are no extra additives or colours added to the Red Chilli powder.
PureOrganio products are approved and certified as per the standards laid down by the National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP).
Organic Coriander Cumin Powder
Pureorganio Organic Coriander Cumin Powder (Dhaniya Jeera Powder) has no harmful chemical and pesticides. It is vegan and also made with traditional hand pounding method. It is certified by Indian organic and USDA Standards.
Coriander, also popularly called Dhania, are little round seeds that are finely grounded to make a powder. Similarly, Cumin or Jeera is a tiny oblong, brown seed widely used in both whole and powdered form. The mixture of the two powders is very frequently used into Indian dishes.
At PureOrganio, we only offer organic indian spices, masalas and seeds that are fully grown organically without the use of harmful chemicals. The seeds are extracted carefully by Indian farmers and further sundried. The organic coriander cumin powder is made from organically grown seeds which means the powder is free of any harmful chemical or pesticides.
All products at PureOrganio comply with the organic certification process of the National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP).
1. Is coriander powder and cumin powder the same?
Coriander and cumin are different seeds with their distinct flavors and aroma. Cumin is an oblong brown seed, typically as long as a rice grain. Whereas, coriander is a little round seed with a woody appearance.
2. Can you substitute cumin powder with coriander powder?
Since both have a different flavour and aroma, using one instead of the other can make a difference. You may not get the desired taste and flavour if you replace one of these spices with the other.
3. How can I distinguish between cumin powder and coriander Powder?
Cumin and coriander in the powdered form can look very similar. However, you can distinguish between the two by its colour. Cumin will be slightly darker than coriander. You can also locate the difference in their respective aroma.
4. Can I use whole seeds of cumin and coriander instead of powder?
Surely you can do that. However, powdered Cumin and coriander adds more flavour. Whole spices are ideally suited for tempering while grounded ones add to the consistency and the unique flavour.
Pureorganio organic cumin powder
Pureorganio Organic Cumin Powder also knows as Jeera Powder has no harmful chemicals and pesticides. It is vegan and also made with the traditional hand pounding method. It is certified by Indian organic and USDA Standards.
Organic Cumin seed powder is a brown color spice powder widely used in Every kitchen. Is it spice herb of cuminum cyminum. It is a high antioxidant spice powder. Jeera Powder is one of the widely used Indian spices. Cumin powder is famous across the world and is used as a seasoning or a spice in many dishes
PureOrganio.com is a strong follower of the Make in India policy. From farmers to ingredients everything is hand-picked in India. We use freshly hand-pounded, sun-dried ingredients, and pack them organically. As the name suggests, we are purely organic, thus, our products are free from any chemicals and pesticides.
Our products are chemical-free and 100% vegan. We have organic certification and follow every guideline as per the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP).
What are the properties of cumin powder?
Cumin contains curcumin which is rich in antioxidants. It offers a great source of iron, one teaspoon of cumin powder gives around 1.4mg, which is 20% of the required amount in a day for an adult. They also contain calcium and magnesium.
Pureorganio Organic Coriander Powder
Pureorganio Organic Coriander Powder (Dhaniya Powder) has no harmful chemicals and pesticides. It is vegan and also made with the traditional hand pounding method. It is certified by Indian organic and USDA Standards.
PureOrganio offers Organic Coriander Powder (Dhaniya Powder) which is hand-pounded Indian spices available at your doorstep. Starting from the cultivation of packaging, our products are made organically and are chemical-free.
It is used widely for its unique taste and distinct benefits. Coriander powder has some great nutritional benefits. Also, coriander powder is a traditional ayurvedic herb. Add a pinch of it in water or a spoonful in the dish, thus, adding health & taste to your lifestyle. In Indian households, dishes are incomplete without the zingy zest of dhania powder
PureOrganio.com's range is 100% vegan and pesticide-free. Our products are regulated as per standards of Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP), to obtain the organic certification. We are recognized among various institutes for our premium quality.
1. What does coriander powder taste like?
Coriander powder has a very distinctive yet unique taste. It smells like it has come straight from the earth, which makes it a raw zingy spice.
2. What is the use of coriander powder?
There are many uses of dhaniya powder. It is one of the basic ingredients for spice blends in Indian dishes, marinades, barbecue, curries, etc. You can mix it up in the water and consume it to get some benefits.
3. What are the benefits of coriander powder?
Coriander powder or dhania powder offers various culinary benefits as it is included in various Indian delicacies. It is added to various food items for the wonderful flavor they add to curries, vegetables, and soups. It is a rich source of nutrients like vitamins and iron. You can add coriander powder in water and can have it as a morning ritual. It helps in boosting immunity and flushing our toxins.
4. What is the difference between ground coriander and coriander powder?
They both are from different parts of the plant. One cannot be substituted for the other since they may have similar undertones, but they taste and smell different in dishes.


Put Sensitivity to sleep – literally.
Our latest Evercalm launch, Overnight Recovery Balm, targets sensitivity, dryness and inflammation, while boosting and safeguarding your skin's natural regeneration.
It's unique balm-to-oil texture replenishes the skin's barrier and deeply moisturises, with a fast-absorbing pillow-friendly formula that's never oily, greasy or heavy.


The first signs of spring promise a new gathering of vegetables, fruits, meats and seafoods. Keep a look out for sprouting broccoli, spring onions, leeks, blood oranges and spinach.
This zingy broccoli, lemon and chilli spaghetti is topped with toasted almonds for added crunch.
A sweet rhubarb, vanilla and almond lattice tart made with almond pastry.
Diana Henry's Sicilian-style chicken recipe makes a full-of-flavour dinner using the whole chicken.


The Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Community Action Commission's Emergency HEAP program continues to provide assistance to those in need.
Emergency HEAP is a federally funded program administered by the Ohio Development Services Agency, Office of Community Assistance that provides financial assistance to low-income households that are threatened with disconnection from their heating source, or have already had service disconnected.
Those households serviced by a PUCO- regulated utility are encouraged to sign up for the Percentage of Income Payment Plus Plan (PIPP Plus) or an alternate budget payment plan.
Households utilizing bulk fuel must have a tank containing less than 25 percent of its capacity.
Income documentation for all household members along with Social Security numbers, electric and gas bills, photo ID, proof of U.S. citizenship/legal residency for all household members, proof of disability if disabled, and other documentation must be presented at the appointment.
Income guidelines are based at 175 percent of the Federal Poverty Level. For a family of four the annual income must be at or below $43,925. Income may also be calculated using the past 30 days.
Those wishing to enroll in PIPP Plus have a lower income eligibility threshold. Approved applicants also will have their application automatically transmitted to the State HEAP office, where additional assistance may be available under the Regular HEAP program.
Eligible households may receive financial assistance once per heating season. The HEAP heating season is Nov. 1, 2018 - March 31, 2019. The benefit amounts are as follows: PUCO regulated gas or electric customers may receive a benefit of up to $175, non-regulated electric or gas (i.e. co-ops) may receive a benefit amount up to $550. Income eligible bulk fuel customers may receive up to $450 for wood or coal, up to $750 is available for bulk fuel propane/bottled gas and fuel oil consumers.
To learn more or to schedule an appointment, phone the Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Community Action Commission's HEAP office at 281-4327.


This is another recipe which I use the Tahini Black Sesame Spread. This spread was first used in making Black Sesame Cupcakes in my earlier post here. When black sesame is used as one of the ingredients to make the bread dough, the nutritional value will increase, so why not give it a try?
1) Line baking tray with non-stick baking paper.
4) Take dough out and round it before transfering to a lightly greased bowl and cover with cling wrap. Rest for two hours for best fermentation result.
5) After resting, take the dough out and punch down to flatten. Divide the dough into 16 x 55g pieces. Roll each into a round ball. Flatten each ball and roll out in a circle with a rolling pin, place a spoonful of Cranberry Cream Cheese filling in the centre and wrap to form a ball.
6) Space out the doughs on the baking tray and proof the buns for one hour until double in size.
7) Preheat the oven to 200 degrees C. Brush the surface of the buns with some egg wash.
9) Remove from oven and immediately brush with melted butter for a glossy finish.
10) Cool on a wire rack before storing into an air-tight container. Consume within 2-3 days as homemade bread does not contain any preservatives. Enjoy!
Using an electric mixer, beat cream cheese and icing sugar till well-mixed. Add cranberries into the mixure with a spatula. Store in fridge before use.


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Jay Gruden: "We Didn't Make Enough Plays To Come Back"
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Washington Redskins head coach Jay Gruden addresses media Wednesday at the Inova Sports Performance Center
On injuries:
"Alrighty, did not participate [Jamison] Crowder, ankle; [Chris] Thompson, rib; [Trent] Williams, thumb; [Quinton] Dunbar, shin; [Morgan] Moses, knee. Limited were [Adrian] Peterson, shoulder; Jordan Reed, back. And then everybody else was full."
On T Morgan Moses playing Sunday:
"He worked on the side today with the trainers, so we'll see."
On if it is too early to anticipate a starting offensive lineup for Sunday:
"Yes, it is. It's quite early so we'll see. The big thing is how Morgan [Moses] does and if he can practice tomorrow gives a better indication."
On T Geron Christian Sr.:
"Yeah, he did some good things for his first time out there, you know, kind of threw him out there in the lineup and moved Ty [Nsekhe] inside to guard. But he did some good things. He had some issues from time to time. But for his first game ever in pro football, I think he faired pretty well. Ideally, I'd like to keep Morgan [Moses] at tackle and Ty at tackle but if need be I can play Christian at right tackle and Ty at left tackle or vice versa."
On if he has hope WR Jamison Crowder will practice tomorrow:
"Do I have any hope? No. I just wait on the trainer's word and Jamison. I gave up the hope business a long time ago when it comes to injuries."
On if he expects Crowder to practice tomorrow:
"I don't know. I just wait until they tell me and Jamison. If they say he's going to practice, then I'll throw him out there."
On G Luke Bowanko and G Jonathan Cooper:
"We have to work them both in there and see. Right now, Cooper is a solid left guard option for us. Obviously, Bowanko's played a little bit also – center and guard. So, they have some experience, which is important. Now, it's just getting them used to our terminology and the adjustments that we make and our run schemes and the pass protection. Whoever can handle it the best will likely play."
On RB Adrian Peterson practicing today:
"Today we mainly did individual. We did a bunch of walkthrough today, so he was able to do the walkthrough stuff."
On Peterson getting acclimated to the new players on the offensive line:
"He just goes through his reads like he normally would. It doesn't matter who's blocking for him – at guard, center, tackle, tight end, fullback – if we had one – or receiver. He's just going to go through his progressions and make his cuts and do what he does. It doesn't matter."
On Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR DeSean Jackson:
"Well I think the big play ability that he has is well documented. I think he's number one or two in NFL history as far as plays over 40 yards or 50 yards or what have you. That's where you have to really worry about DeSean. But, Mike Evans is a very good player. [Chris] Godwin is an excellent player. O.J. Howard is an excellent tight end. They're leading the league in yardage for a reason. They have great weapons and it's hard to contain all of them. We have to do a good job of getting pressure on the quarterback, which we didn't do a great job last week against Matt [Ryan]. So, it's critical that we improve in that area this week."
On CB Quinton Dunbar:
"Yeah, I think he's still having some issues with that nerve. It's not firing for whatever reason so he can't really get the full speed. If you're covering the likes of Julio Jones or DeSean Jackson this week, you have to be able to run full speed. We just have to closely monitor it. Hopefully that thing fires and he feels comfortable by Friday and we'll let him go. But otherwise, we'll get obviously [Greg] Stroman or Danny Johnson ready to roll."
On why CB Danny Johnson replaced CB Greg Stroman in last week's game:
"No, no. It was Stroman had hurt his hip a little bit and felt like he couldn't run full speed either, so we put Danny in there as a good option. Obviously if [Quinton] Dunbar can't go, we'll get Adonis [Alexander] up to be another corner option for us. Young secondary back there with some guys but they are getting more and more experience."
On the challenge of incorporating new offensive linemen:
"I think the mental part of it; we have to get them right. I think that's why I did what I did today as far as the walkthrough we did. We want to make sure we got more reps as opposed to like a normal Wednesday you probably get 35 reps on offense, today we got about 80, going through all our run game, our pass protections our play actions, just to get them used to it. Snap counts, I mean you forget about that. We've got 18 different snap counts for goodness sake. So, tempos, snap counts, terminology all that is very critical. They've got to know what to do to have a chance. Then physically, they've done it before. We don't know what kind of shape they're in. It's going to be 82, 83 degrees in Tampa, Florida. That will be an issue possibly. We're trying to teach them OTA's, training camp, seven weeks, eight weeks of football in a day or two. Phil [Rauscher] and Coach [Bill] Callahan have got their hands full, but I think they'll get it done. These guys are veteran guys and are smart guys."
On his impression of S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix:
"I think he did some good things. I think for only practicing a couple of days, getting here as late as he did, I think he handed it quite well and that's what we are hoping [Jonathan] Cooper and Luke [Bowanko] can do also. These guys who've played a lot of football can come into a new organization and learn terminology fairly easily and Ha Ha did that and he'll get more and more reps."
On why the team has struggled to comeback from deficits:
"Yeah, you can probably count on one hand how many comeback wins we've had since I've been here and that's something that we have to do a better job of and just keep grinding. We tried to get in the game last week but the penalties and some of those things hurt us pretty bad. It's just a mindset really. You are never out of it until the final gun and we've just got to keep playing. I don't think guys played less hard because we got down, we just didn't make enough plays to come back and that's something we have to figure out a way to put our players in position to – A – get the ball back when we're on defense and B – get the ball in the end zone at a decent rate on offense and that's something we've got to continue to work on."
On how QB Alex Smith has improved:
"Oh yeah, I mean he's getting closer probably and nobody is going to be perfect at that position, but he's learning, getting to know our guys and Jordan [Reed] went out for a little while and obviously there is no Jamison [Crowder] or Chris Thompson and we're working with some other guys. I think from a system standpoint, I think he's feeling more comfortable with the plays and the concepts that we're running and getting the ball out of his hands and scrambling when he has to scramble. He had a big scramble in the game last week, so I think he's getting to where we want him."
On the hit on QB Alex Smith against Atlanta:
"Maybe step out of bounds next time. That would be beneficial."
On T Trent Williams:
"We just had a walkthrough today so we didn't do anything. Hopefully tomorrow we'll get a look at him possibly if we start his clock, we'll see if he's ready to go. He had his hat on today, looked like he was ready, so I don't know."
On TE Jordan Reed's production:
"Probably in our three game win streak, we didn't throw, our balance was probably [more] run oriented than pass so he wasn't getting as many opportunities. There are a lot of factors involved in that. It's not because he's not playing well, it's not because the quarterback is not looking for him, it's just the opportunities probably haven't presented themselves and when they have, we didn't connect for whatever reason. If it was a protection issue or an errant throw or maybe a route issue, so the numbers will come. We're not worried about fantasy football stats, we're trying to go through our progressions and if Maurice Harris is the guy open on that play, we'll throw it to him. If Michael Floyd or whoever it is, we've just got to get the ball to the right guy."
So what do y'all think. Voluntary practices, but if you aren't buying into the coach... ?
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The National Ballet of Canada, a
classical ballet company established in 1951 by Celia Franca, hosting
repertoires from a range of traditional pieces to pieces developed by Canadians
in modern era (Crabb, National Ballet of Canada). As of today, its
artistic director Karen Kain; a former ballet dancer herself, has lead the
company to its successful status as a prideful arts organization (National Ballet of
Canada). Kain was a well-renowned dancer of her time, her technique in movement
and good sense of musicality lead her to an all-time high in her career,
continuing to dance past the age of 40. Being respected amongst many, Kain
paved the way for contemporary dance as an art medium in Canada.
Hamilton, Ontario on March 28 1951, Kain's inspiration to become a ballerina
sparked when she first saw Celia Franca's production of Giselle (Doob
2013). "When I grow up I am going to be a ballerina. I could go out every
night and dance. I will be in Giselle. It will be so much fun being a
ballerina" (Library and Archives Canada). Words she stated as a child
soon became a reality, in 1962 Kain was enrolled into the National Ballet
School of Canada (Library and Archives Canada). Eventually, she would
dance under the National Ballet of Canada in 1969, and debut in 1971 as
the Swan Queen inSwan Lake. With her hard work,
determination and rise in popularity, this would lead her to be casted in many
other dances, most notably Giselle (Doob). With her retirement
in 1997, Karen Kain closed her doors for dancing, but would later return to the
scenes as the National Ballet of Canada's artistic director in 2005. (Landau)
Karen Kain
is one of the few Canadian ballet dancers to have a successful career
nationally and internationally, she was the second dancer under her company to
receive the Order of Canada (Library and Archives Canada,
2000), which is only granted to those who have showcased dedication, honour and
service as a Canadian (Payette). She won the women's silver medal at
the Moscow International Ballet competition in 1973, giving Canada an
opportunity to receive new found regard through arts and a means for Kain to
gain gratitude and respect from others (Doob). Kain is also one of the few
dancers to retire much later into her career, which goes to show her diligence
for dancing and the arts (Library and Archives Canada). As artistic
director of the National Ballet of Canada she still has major relevance among
the ballet community, being a one woman army who makes all casting decisions,
and invests her time into every little detail for
performances. (Landau)
Legacy on Canada
Being an advocate for
the arts comes with the idea of art being a luxury, a luxury for everyone to
express themselves with. At the time, ballet was only gaining a general
Canadian audience until the 1930's, where it truly embarked (Crabb,
Ballet). Due to Karen Kain's success, it raised the awareness of the National
Ballet of Canada, and gave others a new perspective of dance being that of a
lifestyle and a serious career path. In her autobiography, A Movement
Never Lies, she states; "For Michelangelo, the human body was an instrument
for the soul, the noble means by which we reach towards God… To understand
the ancient belief that the true artist is possessed by some power, some
spirit." (Kain) Now as an admirable icon among many has used
this to her advantage, she is the founder of the Dancer Transition
Resource Centre, helping aspiring dancers transition into
their careers more smoothly. The Karen Kain School of the Arts is named after
her, in honour and tribute to her feats and contribution to Canada's artistic
dominion (Doob) . She's truly made an impact on those who which to
excel further into a path in arts, and has pushed others to make their dreams
come true.
To some,
the image of ballerinas are that of dainty females who frolic on stage, only
for them to disappear once their joints become weak and ailing. Even after
achieving her dreams of going onstage and preforming in front of others, Karen
Kain has a new dream; and that is to inspire every one of her nation through
ballet. "The importance of the arts to the societies in which they thrive
is well documented," (Kain) the woman herself stated, and that's
what Karen Kain is willing to keep going for years to come.
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October 6, 2017 Australia
Will Peter Siddle play in the Ashes?
Peter Siddle (Sarah Ansell)
We're having one of those bizarre moments of doubt. Do cricketers play in the Ashes? It sounds wrong to say they 'play the Ashes' but 'play in the Ashes' suddenly sounds like the person's a gleeful pyromaniac dancing in the aftermath of their latest deed.
We've started a new feature in this week's Cricket Badger (sign up here). It's called Australia Pace Attack Injury Watch (catchy, we know) and it's based on the high likelihood that Australia will suffer at least a couple more fast bowling injuries in the coming months.
Australia's fearsome four-pronged pace attack
The joke is not at the players' expense. It's shitty for them to pursue something wholeheartedly only to repeatedly find themselves sitting on the sidelines for extended periods. It's more about the Ashes build-up and excited media coverage of "Australia's four-pronged pace attack".
There was, in theory, a possibility that the home team might field Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, James Pattinson and Josh Hazlewood in the same side. It is also possible that all the world's ducks might start clambering onto each other to form giant megaducks, each comprising thousands of individuals. Possible, but highly unlikely.
James Pattinson was this week diagnosed with a stress fracture, so Australia have already lost one prong. The first Test is, what, six weeks away, so further prongs could yet disappear (or fail to sufficiently recover, because they're not all exactly fit and firing as it is). Oh for the certainty of the good old days of Ryan Harris, eh?
The truth of the matter is that Australia will field 'some sort of attack' in the Ashes and it will probably feature one or two of those names or maybe none of them. Who will fill the gaps? Who will actually play?
Who will step into the breach come side strain or knee knack?
Well not John Hastings, that's for sure. While he only has one Test cap, we can't be too sure how far down the list Australia will get. But he's off it altogether though, having retired from the format today due to a back injury.
That leaves us with names like Nathan Coulter-Nile, Hilton Cartwright, Trent Copeland and Jackson Bird. We haven't bothered checking whether any of these players are currently fit.
Maybe also Peter Siddle. The actually-not-particularly-old-timer's taken five wickets in Victoria's first two one-day games this season.
If you feel like you haven't heard from Siddle in a while, you haven't – he hasn't played since last November due to injury.
Feels like we've been here before.
Peter Siddle doesn't concern himself with hype
Peter Siddle takes an Ashes hat trick at the Gabba
Peter Siddle runs in all day
Peter Siddle
Ashes Cricket to be released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One
Did you know that it's the Magellan Ashes this time around?
As a keen ornithologist, I think if that megaduck thing had happened eider known about it. Maybe the Aussies should shoveler few more spare bowlers into the squad for contingency. Sorry for ruddy awful duck puns…work calls, teal next time!
TheSmudge says:
Your mega-duck metaphor puts me in mind of the frontispiece the 17th Century political tract "Leviathan". I think it was by Jack Hobbs.
Not Tony Lock? We always get those two mixed up.
Edwardian says:
I always liked his Funky Cold Medina.
Balladeer says:
Every time I see the appeals in the Badger, I feel guilty for never having recognised a cricketer outside the cricket.
Does cricketer spotted on way to cricket match in which he's playing count? If so, I've got a belter from all the way back in 2000.
Absolutely counts. Please email it.
If you have a single prong, is is still a prong? I don't think I've ever heard anyone describe anything as 'one-pronged'.
Anyway, it will all be fine as long as they get injured as a unit.
That's an interesting question. A single prong is really just a tiny spear, isn't it?
Or a crossbow bolt.
Bail-out says:
The only one-pronged attack that can inflict Championship relegation, Ged?
Just so, although it seems you only need two prongs to win the county championship, according to KC's analysis of this year's Essex campaign.
This is "two prong theory" is illustrated in the "Lusty Gallant" picture emblazoning the following Ogblog piece:
http://ianlouisharris.com/2017/10/02/will-you-go-walk-the-woods-so-wild-paul-odette-lunchtime-concert-wigmore-hall-2-october-2017/
Coincidentally, William Byrd was one of Essex's finest, although his ability to twirl a fine galliard is well-evidenced, whereas his ability to twirl some fearsome off-breaks is merely apocryphal.
William Byrd did famously, albeit metaphorically, bowl off both the right and left foot.
Starc, Cummins, Pattinson, Hazlewood vs Anderson, Broad, Ali, Woakes. Stamminwood vs Androlikes. The competition is heating up already.
Indeed how much Stammin-a they have may well be a deciding factor.
Ameya says:
Australia will somehow manage even if unfit. I'm worried about Anderson, Broad and the 3rd seamer even if fit. Also, England don't have a Peter Siddle, unless our idea of that is Finn.
England win or lose to New Zealand
Kevin Pietersen's shambolic knee inhibits his prancing
Cricket bats are the new coins and we couldn't be happier
The cult of digging in: The almost impossible psychological trick the batsman must pull off when you want him to play a rearguard
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Technical Analysis in Stock Trading is one of the most popular methods of predicting the future price movement in the stock market. I would like to know if the technical analysis is very successful in predicting the future price movement in the stock market.
There are so many technical indicators, methods, strategies, and charting software I have used but have not successed in the stock market.
Technical Analysis for Indian Stock Market: What indicator gives the best returns and why?
I have been trading trends for last few years and consistently making money is possible over the long term. There are two main points that are very important to the technical analysis.
Technical analysis means the decision taken on the basis of security's past price, volume & Open Interest.
The reason why so many traders lose money in stock market is that of an undisciplined way of stock trading.
If it really works why is it that 90% of the Stock Traders lose money in the stock market?
Is there something that we should avoid. Why do a majority of traders lose money in the stock market?
Yes technical analysis really works. But you have to understand this from the basics. Practice it daily on daily then you will understand how it works.
If you are willing to learn technical analysis from very basic, you can take up Technical Analysis Course certified by NSE Academy.
You can also watch videos on Technical Analysis here.
Psychology plays a very important role in trading just like in a game of chess or in athletics. As a trader progresses from novice to expert, the understanding of both individual and crowd psychology becomes extremely relevant to become a successful trader apart from gaining the basic knowledge like chart patterns, risk management, market structure etc. With the market becoming extremely competitive day by day, traders are facing a lot of challenges which are sure to test their skills and limit of their psychologies.
This is a pretty detailed explanation. I guess Technical analysis course certified by NSE Academy sounds very good. Thanks for sharing the information.
There was a technical analyst, one of the best, but he couldn't find success as a trader. So, to make ends meet, he joined a big financial institution as chief technical analyst. The chairman of the firm was an old-fox who had spent all his life trading on the floor and didn't know a thing about technical analysis. So, once the chairman asked the technician to show how charts work and how does he trade using them. The technician swelled with pride that he got a chance to teach things to the billionaire chairman of the firm and it was his golden ticket to impress him and rise within the organization. So with a base of maturity in his voice, the technician started showing the chart of Soybean to the chairman and started explaining that this is the support and resistance for the day, based upon the range analysis and if price comes down to this support level, the price is bound to go up from there. The chairman asked that why it is "bound" to go up from here? Technician replied, "Well, because that's how supports work." Within few minutes, the price came down to the support. The chairman picked up the phone, called his broker and gave the order to sell 2 million Soybean (bushels) at market. And in a moment, the price broke the support and started plummeting like there's no tomorrow. The chairman turned to the technician and said, "Son, if I can do this to your chart, anyone can".
Do not get married to opinion.
Risk management is the primary task.
There are no "WILLs" & "SHALLs" in the market, just probabilities.


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Anthony Robbins is said to be the world's most successful and best-paid motivational speaker, personal finance instructor, and life coach. He trained a number of top athletes like Andre Agassi or Mike Tyson, among others, and has for several decades taught classes and seminars to thousands of people worldwide. In Germany, speakers such as Jürgen Höller or Bodo Schäfer adopted various of Robbins' elements for their own classes.
Between 26 and 29 March of this year, I attended his four-day event "Unleash the Power within" in London, and it was the first time that I experienced Robbins first hand. The audience of 7,500 people hailed not just from England but everywhere in Europe, including Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Italy, and Spain, among other countries.
My guess is that most attendees were aged between 30 and 50, few of them wearing a suit, and the majority dressed in denims. That said, all age groups were present, from children to elderly people in wheelchairs. What struck me was that about eight out of ten attendees were self-employed or entrepreneurs. I also noted that the gender distribution was balanced. My first acquaintance at the event was a property developer from Manchester with a passion for weight-lifting. Sharing the same interests, we had plenty to talk about.
Robbins' classes started at nine o'clock in the morning and sometimes did not end until midnight – with few or no breaks in between. Robbins was assisted mainly by one other speaker, Joseph, a close assistant of many years. Robbins does not host the event in person throughout. Instead, video recordings from previous seminars make up roughly half of the event time.
The topics covered during the four days included, for example, professional success, health, and NLP (neuro-linguistic programming). While finding much of what Robbins had to say true and important, I was not exactly stunned by anything, and I suspect others who read a lot of books on the subject of success (like me) felt the same way. Still, I appreciated the four-day seminar as a great opportunity to take a fresh look at certain insights that I may have been aware of but have yet to implement.
I certainly agreed with many of Robbins' statements. For instance, he emphasised how much depends on the kind of people you surround yourself with: "People's lives are a direct reflection of the expectations of their peer group." It was one of my favourite lines, because it shows the importance of setting up a challenging environment for yourself. Robbins also placed a premium on the physical side of things, arguing that it tends to be neglected in the context of mental change processes. He believes that you may quickly alter your mental state by changing your posture, language and facial expression, among other things.
The event was quite unlike any standard seminar I was used to from Germany. In many ways, it resembled a rock concert more than a seminar, with people dancing and frolicking with abandon, always cheered on vociferously by Robbins and his assistant. Hundreds of times, he shouted into the room: "Does it make sense?" and 7,500 people would yell "Yes" back at him while applauding, dancing, singing and having a good time, all of it backed by booming music. Those who stayed in their seats were asked by Joseph to get up and join the revelry – the one excuse he was willing to accept being physical infirmity.
German speakers like Jürgen Höller have borrowed some of these features for their own events. However, while the partying takes up no more than five percent of Höller's events, they easily accounted for a third of Robbins' event time on some days. I personally found 30 percent excessive and would gladly settle for 5 percent.
Also, I actually liked his assistant Joseph, an Afro-American from California, better than I liked Robbins himself. While 62 years old, Joseph looks 15 years younger, and is extremely likeable. What displeased me about Robbins was the incessant use of expletives, as he rarely ever phrased a sentence that did not contain the "f-word." While the insights he shared may be significant, some are well-known and others rather dubious. I learned, for example, that milk and other dairy products are best avoided – but this will not keep me from drinking plenty of milk and eating curd. Day four centred on health and nutrition, and I couldn't help thinking that Robbins was trying to palm off eccentric and scientifically controversial theories as new-found facts.
My overall impression: If you need time out from your business routine and feel like having four days of good clean fun, this will be just right for you.
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package org.ovirt.engine.core.bll;

import static org.mockito.Matchers.any;
import static org.mockito.Matchers.eq;
import static org.powermock.api.mockito.PowerMockito.mock;
import static org.powermock.api.mockito.PowerMockito.when;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

import org.ovirt.engine.core.bll.interfaces.BackendInternal;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.action.ImprotVmTemplateParameters;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.DiskImage;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.StorageDomainStatus;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.StorageDomainType;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.VmTemplate;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.storage_domain_dynamic;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.storage_domain_static;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.storage_domains;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.storage_pool;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.queries.DiskImageList;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.queries.VdcQueryParametersBase;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.queries.VdcQueryReturnValue;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.queries.VdcQueryType;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.compat.Guid;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.dao.BusinessEntitySnapshotDAO;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.dao.StorageDomainDAO;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.dao.StorageDomainStaticDAO;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.dao.VmTemplateDAO;

public class TestHelperImportVmTemplateCommand extends ImportVmTemplateCommand {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    public TestHelperImportVmTemplateCommand(final ImprotVmTemplateParameters p) {
        super(p);
    }

    @Override
    protected BusinessEntitySnapshotDAO getBusinessEntitySnapshotDAO() {
        return null;
    }

    @Override
    public StorageDomainDAO getStorageDomainDAO() {
        final storage_domains destination = new storage_domains();
        destination.setstorage_domain_type(StorageDomainType.Data);
        destination.setstatus(StorageDomainStatus.Active);

        final StorageDomainDAO d = mock(StorageDomainDAO.class);
        when(d.getForStoragePool(any(Guid.class), any(Guid.class))).thenReturn(destination);
        storage_domain_dynamic dy = new storage_domain_dynamic();
        dy.setavailable_disk_size(10);
        dy.setused_disk_size(0);
        destination.setStorageDynamicData(dy);
        return d;
    }

    @Override
    protected StorageDomainStaticDAO getStorageDomainStaticDAO() {
        StorageDomainStaticDAO d = mock(StorageDomainStaticDAO.class);
        when(d.get(any(Guid.class))).thenReturn(new storage_domain_static());
        return d;
    }

    @Override
    public VmTemplateDAO getVmTemplateDAO() {
        VmTemplateDAO d = mock(VmTemplateDAO.class);
        return d;
    }

    @Override
    public storage_pool getStoragePool() {
        return new storage_pool();
    }

    @Override
    public BackendInternal getBackend() {
        BackendInternal backend = mock(BackendInternal.class);
        when(backend.runInternalQuery(eq(VdcQueryType.GetTemplatesFromExportDomain), any(VdcQueryParametersBase.class))).thenReturn(createDiskImageQueryResult());
        return backend;
    }

    @Override
    protected storage_domains getSourceDomain() {
        storage_domains source = new storage_domains();
        source.setstorage_domain_type(StorageDomainType.ImportExport);
        source.setstatus(StorageDomainStatus.Active);
        return source;
    }

    private VdcQueryReturnValue createDiskImageQueryResult() {
        final VdcQueryReturnValue v = new VdcQueryReturnValue();
        Map<VmTemplate, DiskImageList> m = new HashMap<VmTemplate, DiskImageList>();
        VmTemplate t = new VmTemplate();
        DiskImage i = new DiskImage();
        i.setactual_size(2);
        ArrayList<DiskImage> ial = new ArrayList<DiskImage>();
        ial.add(i);
        DiskImageList il = new DiskImageList(ial);
        m.put(t, il);
        v.setReturnValue(m);
        v.setSucceeded(true);
        return v;
    }
}

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St. Columba's Church is a historic Roman Catholic parish church located within the Archdiocese of Newark at Pennsylvania Avenue and Brunswick Street in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, United States.

History
It was built in the 1871, rebuilt in 1898 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.

See also
 National Register of Historic Places listings in Essex County, New Jersey

References

Roman Catholic churches completed in 1898
19th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in the United States
Roman Catholic churches in Newark, New Jersey
Churches on the National Register of Historic Places in New Jersey
Roman Catholic churches in New Jersey
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namespace Humps\FileUploader\Tests;

require 'helper.php';

use Humps\LaravelFileUploader\LaravelFileUploader;
use PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase;

class LaravelFileUploaderTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase {

	/**
	 * @test
	 */
	public function it_sets_the_upload_path_to_the_default_folder()
	{
		$upload = new LaravelFileUploader();
		$this->assertEquals('public/', $upload->getUploadDir());
	}

	/**
	 * @test
	 */
	public function it_allows_a_child_class_to_set_the_upload_path()
	{
		$upload = new UploaderTest();
		$this->assertEquals('uploads/', $upload->getUploadDir());
	}
}

// Little test class extending LaravelFileUploader
class UploaderTest extends LaravelFileUploader {
	protected $uploadDir = 'uploads/';
}