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Edward V. Sullivan Funeral Home
Obituary of Robert John Terpstra
Robert John Terpstra, retired engineer, passed away peacefully at his home with his wife Marina "Ineke" Terpstra, at his bedside on Saturday morning, May 11, 2019. He was 80 years old. The son of Louise (Gottlich) and John Terpstra, Jr., Bob was born in Melrose, Massachusetts and grew up in Malden and Saugus. A graduate of Saugus High School, he enlisted in the Navy when he was 18 years old and served for 4 years, including as an Electrician's Mate 3rd Class aboard the USS Arneb. Bob was onboard for one of its earliest Naval trips to Antarctica, called Operation Deep Freeze, to resupply and transport scientists to McMurdo Bay. Bob's Antarctica experience lasted 6 months during which time the crew was required to make significant repairs for ice damage due to severe weather conditions. He was proud of his time in the service and was thrilled to have experienced and seen the southernmost point on Earth in all its natural splendor.
Bob was discharged from the Navy in 1959, after which he joined the General Electric apprenticeship program. He went on to attend Northeastern University earning a Bachelor of Science Degree. He had a long career as a Manufacturing Engineer in the computer hardware industry producing the earliest paper tape storage equipment at Inforex, then the original Wang word processors, followed by mini computers and peripherals associated with the computer industry. During his lengthy career he worked for such high tech luminaries as General Electric, Honeywell, Inforex, and Wang. He experienced the remarkable evolution of large cabinet size computers shrinking to laptop size, yet becoming far more powerful. His engineering skills were also applied at home; he could often be found tinkering in his workshop, and he designed and built various structures, ranging from small puzzle toys for his grandchildren, up to larger structures -- including a greenhouse, a small windmill, a children's playhouse, structures for his various animals, and a 2-car garage and barn.
Bob had an inquisitive mind; he especially enjoyed science and technology. He was a regular attendee at the Jenks Center in Winchester where he took pleasure in exchanging insights and experiences with other members of the Science and Technology Discussion Group and the Men's Discussion Group. Bob was also civic-minded; he served as an elected Burlington Town Meeting Member for several years. Bob was an avid world traveler with his wife, both of whom enjoyed exploring Europe, South America, and the Caribbean, as well as various national parks and cities throughout the United States. There were also yearly trips to the Netherlands to visit his wife's family.
Bob's great love was nature and the outdoors. He spent hours tending to his flower and vegetable gardens. He also raised chickens, ducks, and rabbits for several years. He enjoyed sharing his knowledge of the outdoors as a Boy Scout Leader for his sons' troops when they were young. He was an avid hiker and camped all over New England with his children as they were growing up and then in later years with his adult children and grandchildren. He and his wife Ineke enjoyed canoeing the Nashua and Concord Rivers and countless ponds, lakes, and rivers in New Hampshire. He never stopped appreciating all the wonders of nature that surround us every day.
Bob was the beloved husband of Marina "Ineke" (Bruijn) Terpstra. He was the loving father of Anita Terpstra & her husband Essam Abdelhamid of Hampton, NH, Timothy Terpstra & his wife Leslie Koplow of Concord, MA and Bryan Terpstra & his wife Julie Fitzmaurice of Concord, MA. He was the brother of Louise Leopold of Saugus, half-brother of Jerry Terpstra of Freeport, ME, and half-brother of Cindy Harris of Nova Scotia. He was the proud grandfather of Theodore, William, Mitchell, & Caitlin Terpstra and Emma, Sara, Sam, & Olivia Abdelhamid. He was the former husband of Sandra Taube of Hampton, NH.
A visitation will be held at the Edward V. Sullivan Funeral Home, 43 Winn Street, Burlington (exit 34 off Rt. 128/95, Woburn side) on Thursday, May 16 from 10 to 11 a.m. and will conclude with a funeral service at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Bob's name may be made to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Donor Services, PO Box 98018, Washington DC 20090-8018 or www.lls.org.

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- Security fixes.

### 2.0.7

- Safety check for `window` so that jetset will render properly server-side.
  Fixes [#15](https://github.com/DigitalGlobe/jetset/issues/15).

### 2.0.4

- Remove rogue console.log

### 2.0.3

- Use https:// urls for github dependencies to make it easier to clone

### 2.0.1-2

- Have memoization consider all api props to account for changing values outside of the route config.

### 2.0.0

- Namespace data with `.data` instead of just returning it directly from method
  call. This prevents contamination of data with our special `$` methods/props
  (letting us remove the unsightly `$` in the meantime).

  To update your code, you'll need to remove `$` from everything. And use
  `.data` to access your data:

  ```jsx
  // old way
  props.myResource.$list().map( item =>
    <div>
      <div>{ item.title }</div>
      <button onClick={ item.$delete }>Delete</button>
    </div>
  )

  // new way
  props.myResource.list().data.map( item =>
    <div>
      <div>{ item.data.title }</div>
      <button onClick={ item.delete }>Delete</button>
    </div>
  )
  ```
- Expose the original request Promise as `.promise` on the return object from
  methods that use the cache.

### 1.2.1-2

- Have memoization consider all api props to account for changing values
  outside of the route config.

### 1.2.0

- Expose `createActions` for use without the Api component. For example:

```javascript
import { createActions } from 'jetset';

const api = createActions({ url: 'http://my.api.com', user: '/user' });

const myActionCreator = params => {
  api.user.$create( params ).then( ... )
}
```

### 1.1.1

- Memoize resource set-ups to improve performance on re-renders
- Safer console.table for browsers that do not support it.

### 1.1.0

- Allow for chaining methods and other async processing. Fixes [#3](https://github.com/DigitalGlobe/jetset/issues/3).
- Prefer `onSuccess` instead of outdated (but still available as a synonym) `getData`,
  as the former can be used for both sync and async processing of responses.

### 1.0.4-5

- Roll out `onError` option to all api methods. Fixes [#7](https://github.com/DigitalGlobe/jetset/issues/7)

### 1.0.1-3

- Proper cloning of lists and maps instead of insufficient shallow assign

### 1.0.0

- Return native JavaScript data sctructures (Array and Object) instead of
  ImmutableJS data structures (List and Map), but expose the latter as an
  option on the `<Api>` component or resource config.

### 0.4.21-22

- Deep clone empty list and map placeholders

### 0.4.19-20

- Allow for basic use of $list with arrays of scalar values

### 0.4.18

- Clone placeholders instead of force clearing pending flags

### 0.4.16-17

- Force clear pending flag in cases where empty arrays are returned, because of
  as yet unclear prototype-overwriting type issue when setting placeholders

### 0.4.11-15

- Safe cloning/children experimentation

### 0.4.10

- Better pattern and documentation for api decorator

### 0.4.9

- Better debugging name for api decorator

### 0.4.8

- Add decorator helper that accepts Api props as argument and can then
  decorate components and other decorators. For example:

  ```javascript
  import apiDecorator from 'jetset/lib/decorator'

  const users = apiDecorator({ url: 'http://my.api.com', users: '/users' })

  @users
  class NeedsUsers extends React.Component {
    someMethod() {
      this.props.users.$list() // or whatever
    }
  }
  ```

### 0.4.7

- Fix getData for optimistic update and elsewhere

### 0.4.6

- Fix getData regression for string configs and $search handler

### 0.4.5

- Add es + umd builds.
- Add store tests.

### 0.4.4

- Clone root state object in subscribe's get() to ensure comparability

### 0.4.3

- Remove old api.js build artifact that was causing problems when requiring
  jetset/api

### 0.4.2

- Fix custom fetcher regression

### 0.4.1

- Allow for passing `{ reset: true }` as an option into `$get()` and `$list()`
  as an easy way to guarantee a reset of cache without testing sizes etc. For
  example:

```javascript
// force data to be refetched every time this component mounts
componentWillMount() {
  this.props.users.$get( 1, { reset: true } )
}
```

### 0.4.0

- Add option for specifying custom methods as well as routes. For example:

```jsx
const routes = {
  default: '/users',
  getUserAlbums: id => ({ method: 'get', route: `/users/${id}/albums`, usesCache: true })
}

<Api ... users={{ routes }}>

// then...

const userAlbums = this.props.users.$getUserAlbums( 1 )

userAlbums.map( album => <div>{ album.get( 'title' ) }</div> )
```

### 0.3.4

- When subscribing, use replace instead of merge on arrays since mergeDeep
  won't work with arrays

### 0.3.3

- Fix $clear and $reset for collections

### 0.3.2

- Add { refetch: false } as option for $create to avoid a full refetch unless
  actually desired
- Fix removeFromCollection regression
- Add nuclear clearState() option like so:

```javascript
import store from 'jetset/store';
store.clearState();
```

### 0.3.1

- Make sure id is stringified for delete

### 0.3.0

- Allow for passing in `myResource="/my_resource"` prop instead of a json schema,
  saving schemas only for more complex relationships and/or setting up an api
  on both server and client-side
- Add `getData` method as an option on individual routes
- Make all route config properties optional to selectively override just
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- Better documentation

### 0.2.14

- Split out api store into separate module for easier maintenance and testing
- Fix $list route config after recent regression

### 0.2.13

- Fix route log reducer to not use first entry as start value

### 0.2.12

- Allow for method overrides per route

### 0.2.11

- Fix setSearchResults regression

### 0.2.10

- Pass params into routes.list() and routes.search()

### 0.2.9

- Allow for passing in optional `routes` config to selectively override
  default routes.

- Expose `props.localState` for setting/getting the more complete scope of
  local state

### 0.2.8

- Switch to `resource.$list()` as the primary list retrieval method instead of `resource()` (which also works for now)

### 0.2.7

- Make sure promise returned by `$search` resolves to full response

### 0.2.6

- Fix regression where placeholder was not being returned

### 0.2.5

- Fix fetch reference

### 0.2.4

- Update dependencies away from private repos so that jetset is fully open
  source.

### 0.2.3

- Add `props.<resource>.$clearAll()` method for nuclear cache clearing option

### 0.2.1/2

- Proper ignoring/building for npm

### 0.2.0

- Add option to pass a `route` param to `.$search()` in order to accommodate
  non-standard routes. For example:

  ```javascript
  // GET /users/search?query=foo&limit=10 => Promise<any>
  props.users.$search({ route: '/search', query: 'foo', limit: 10 })
  props.users.$search.results({ route: '/search', query: 'foo', limit: 10 })
  ```

- Add option to specify query params on the primary `resource()` call. For
  example:

  ```javascript
  // GET /users?limit=10 => List
  props.users({ limit: 10 })
  ```

- Try to pessimistically continue with `$update` and `$delete` even if the
  model has not been fetched yet. For example:

  ```javascript
  // GET /users/id => Map and in parallel...
  // PUT /users/id => Map
  props.users.$get( id ).$update({ foo: 'bar' })

  // GET /users/id => Map and in parallel...
  // DELETE /users/id => Map
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This Scimitar has been well looked after, and comes with a good history file comprising many old MOTs, records of maintenance, receipts for work done, and details of former keepers. Recent new parts include brake master cylinder and servo, clutch master cylinder, poly bushed suspension, fuel pump, water pump, spax dampers and springs, recon brake calipers, and stainless fuel tank.
The interior has been restored with new door cards, carpet, and MG TF leather seats which are comfortable and a surprisingly good match for the car. The chassis had new outriggers in 1990, and is in good shape having been regularly waxoiled. Does not have O/D.


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There is a hunger in the human heart for adventure. I've learned this from the countless stories and comments told to me as I began a journey last summer. A journey that would eventually lead me, by the grace of God, to Global Outreach Developments.
As Josie made her way around the country, she stopped to visit friends along the way. In Nashville, she stopped to see a friend of the family, Austin Bennecker, a member of G.O.D. International. The rest is history.
As I began to tell my friends and family last spring about my plans to sell everything and travel around the country from park-to-park in a little trailer, I think I was unprepared for some of the responses I would receive. I could see it in their eyes; my decision to leave forced others to reason or reminisce on their own decisions to stay put.
The questions I was asking myself in light of the journey I planned to make weren't easy. "I have to challenge the girl I'd always known in the unknown. I have to trust God with who he's calling me to be. I want the purpose and passion that stirs in me to come ablaze when fanned in the trials of a truly adventurous life. I don't want to know all that I know now and have it be enough. The little miracles in my life point to the greater ones just behind the door - the ones you find when you walk through it even though you have no idea where you are going." I wrote down these convictions God put on my heart as I made preparations last summer.
What did Jesus mean, really, when he asked us to deny our self, take up our cross and follow Him? "What good is it for someone to gain the whole world, and yet lose or forfeit their very self?" (Luke 9:23-25).
I left home with no idea where I was going to end up. I was tired of running the treadmill of this world, my heart was getting nowhere that way. I wanted life, and life more abundant. I was done letting fear bind me to false securities. I prayed to God that there was more. I can say, without a doubt, that there is more being done here at G.O.D.
I have had some great discussions with Katie Dunning, a mother of two, and community member at G.O.D. She has been a great friend, among many, who have encouraged me as a newbie at the Institute here. She put it well when she said that first coming to G.O.D. is a lot like collapsing into the arms of Jesus. When I arrived in January I had no clue what this place was, but I could feel God's presence here, I could feel His presence in the hearts of people. That human thirst for adventure is being satisfied in Jesus' arms because that's the sort of life you encounter when you put your faith in Him. It is an adventure that is not self-serving, but one that wills itself to find security in and direction from God, not the world; and God is so faithful.
Like other students at the Institute, Josie volunteers on a regular basis. Every week, she contributes time in our community garden, offers her skills as a graphic designer, and is being trained as a barista at our coffee bar.
Within a week of my arrival here, God demonstrated his faithfulness. He provided financially, enabling me to begin classes at the Institute and prepare to intern in the Philippines this summer. He provided a home for me in student housing. He provided opportunity to use my skills in design and media. Now he continues to work on my heart as a student, revealing ways that he wants to heal and grow me for his purposes. I'm learning to step off the treadmill, step outside and set foot for the race which God has called me, to which there is so much life. That process is not perfect or effortless. What I've discovered, though, is there are friends all around me determined to run the race for Christ, they are running right along side me.
The Bible classes I'm taking this semester are challenging me to look at God's word and truly examine what it is saying about His character. I am challenged, along with my peers, to consider why I believe what I do, be able to articulate it, and put it into action. This includes not only who God is through His Word, but also who He is through me. We have an opportunity to live in community and be shaped by the quality of our interactions with one another on a daily basis - what a blessing!
Listening to story after story of God's redemptive power in the lives of people here gives me hope; when we arrive ready to collapse into the arms of Jesus, He is faithful. He gives us the strength to run the race and teaches us how to live like He did along the way. I'm humbled and excited to have found a community of amazing people to live life with on that adventure.


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A Contrary Spirit at Miu Miu
Miu Miu's parent company is battling institutional stasis, but Miuccia Prada was fired up by the state of the world, delivering a dialogue of opposites with extraordinary skill.
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By Tim Blanks October 5, 2017 00:39
PARIS, France — There are few designers who appreciate the fact that fashion doesn't exist in a vacuum as intuitively as Miuccia Prada. A Prada show is an object lesson in context. Everything — from the set to the drinks she serves — amplifies and clarifies the message of the collection. Obviously, music has always played a big part, maybe now more than ever. "Music is what holds everything together," she agreed on Tuesday after a Miu Miu show where Frederic Sanchez, her longtime sonic collaborator, created a soundtrack that was so vivid it was almost another character on the catwalk. A list of the artists tells the story, among them, the Pixies, Bikini Kill, the Breeders and a finale tracked by the Ramones' version of "Baby, I Love You" (chosen by Katie Grand, another longtime Prada collaborator, for her wedding). Sanchez's picks had a hard, aggressive edge which took a few cues from the music he used for Prada's signature collection in Milan.
Miuccia said she had two things in mind: "the girl" (which was why she worked so hard on the casting for this show – she saw a thousand models!), and the contrary spirit in which Miu Miu originally launched nearly 25 years ago. "The freedom I felt at the beginning," she called it. In those days, Prada was a company whose clothes dazzlingly defied conventional notions of taste and propriety. Now it's a massive global brand battling institutional stasis. But in her last few collections, there has been a pervasive sense of Miuccia Prada kicking against the pricks. It was strong in Miu Miu, in the way that an oversized distressed leather coat wrapped a white lace shift; in the strange granny crochet, with its undercurrent of purity defiled; in the confrontational oddities that rendered beauty redundant, or at least, as Miuccia said, "make it possible in real life, not just for the limousine or the hotel" (need to think about that one!).
Man tailoring was matched to fabulous graphic knits. Almost everything was veiled in a sheer overlay, which sometimes looked pure, and other times prurient. There's a dialogue of opposites in there that Prada has always managed to conduct with extraordinary skill: prurience and propriety, restraint and release, the cerebral locking horns with the physical. Footwear flat and functional. Heads bound. Bodies primed for action. What is new now is that Miuccia is fired up by the state of the world. Back to that soundtrack: rough, tough, shreddingly dismissive of male crap. Not quite clothes to match just yet. But wait.


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Big crisis to hit Lebanese hospitals amid equipment shortage
BEIRUT (Xinhua) -- A representative of medical equipment importers in Lebanon has warned that a big crisis will soon hit the medical sector in the country, a local media outlet reported Sunday. "Around 80 percent of patients who enter hospitals do not find the needed medical equipment and materials for their treatment," Salma Assi was quoted as saying by Elnashra, an online independent newspaper. Hospitals will stop receiving patients soon, especially those suffering from veins and heart diseases because of the lack of equipment, Assi added. She also criticized officials for neglecting the issue as the Central Bank of Lebanon and commercial banks are exchanging accusations for this unresolved problem. Last year, the central bank issued a circular offering credit facilities to importers of fuel, wheat and medical materials amid a shortage in the U.S. dollar in Lebanese banks. However, importers of medical equipment accuse the central bank of not fully committing to its promises. Enditem
Elie Saab Junior: Lebanese designer to launch children's clothing line
by thenational.ae -- The Lebanese fashion designer has partnered with Simonetta, a leading Italian producer of childrenswear that has previously collaborated with Roberto Cavalli, Tod's, Fendi, Lanvin, Emilio Pucci, Balmain and even Aston Martin on clothing collections for children. For footwear, Elie Saab has teamed up with Andrea Montelpare, a leader in the luxury footwear sector. Part of the autumn/winter 2020 collection, the first Elie Saab Junior line will feature all of the brand's trademarks: craftsmanship, refinement and a fairy tale-esque approach to styling. Pretty dresses are crafted from soft, silky fabrics, chiffons and delicate lace, topped with ruffles and delicate bows at the neck, while elegant trousers and shirts feature stand-up collars and puff sleeves. Embellished with embroidery, sequins, leather and studs, shoes range from ballerinas to boots, and sneakers to sandals for girls, while boys have a choice of slippers, and Derby and Chelsea boots.
"The launch of the Elie Saab Junior line allows us to take a new step in the development of the house," says Saab. "Reflecting our identity, this new line … offers pieces delicately made and inspired by the know-how and DNA of the house. Simonetta and Andrea Montelpare are the ideal partners to interpret our vision." The clothing collection will be officially unveiled at Pitti Immagine Bimbo in Florence on Thursday, January 16, and will then be available in select boutiques and department stores around the world, while the shoes will be unveiled on Monday, January 13, at the Andrea Montelpare showroom in Milan.
Iran Rocked by Protests after Admitting Plane Shootdown
by newsmax.com -- Protesters piled pressure on Iran's leadership on Sunday with demands for top authorities to quit after the Iranian military admitted it had mistakenly shot down a Ukrainian airliner at a time when it had feared U.S. strikes. "They are lying that our enemy is America, our enemy is right here," dozens of protesters outside a university in Tehran chanted, according to video clips posted on Twitter. Scores of demonstrators were also shown gathered in other cities. President Donald Trump sent out a tweet in Farsi expressing support for the protesters. "To the brave, suffering Iranian people: I have stood with you since the beginning of my Presidency, and my Administration will continue to stand with you. We are following your protests closely, and are inspired by your courage," read an English version of the tweet. Posts showed other demonstrators outside a second university and a group of protesters marching to Tehran's Azadi (Freedom) Square. The videos also showed protests in other cities. Some state-affiliated media carried reports of the university protests, after Saturday's demonstrations sparked by Iran's announcement that its military had mistakenly brought down the Ukrainian plane on Wednesday, killing all 176 aboard.
Tehran residents told Reuters police were out in force in the capital on Sunday. Public anger boiled up following days of denials by the military that it was to blame, issued even as Canada and the United States said a missile had brought the plane down. Riot police fired teargas on Saturday at thousands of protesters in the capital, where many chanted "Death to the dictator," directing their anger at the Islamic Republic's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. "Apologize and resign," Iran's moderate Etemad daily wrote in a banner headline on Sunday, saying the "people's demand" was for those responsible for mishandling the plane crisis to quit. The latest upsurge in anger adds to public pressure on the authorities, which is struggling to keep the crippled economy afloat under stringent U.S. sanctions. It launched the bloodiest crackdown in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic in November after protests against a hike in fuel prices turned political. About 1,500 people were killed in less than two weeks of unrest, three interior ministry officials told Reuters, though international rights groups put the figure much lower and Iran rejected the figure. Trump tweeted on Sunday: "To the leaders of Iran - DO NOT KILL YOUR PROTESTERS. Thousands have already been killed or imprisoned by you, and the World is watching."
Hundreds protest in Lebanon as crisis deepens
Beirut (AFP) -- Hundreds protested across Lebanon on Saturday to denounce a crippling economic crisis and the political deadlock that has left the country without a government for over two months. Chanting anti-government slogans in the capital Beirut, the northern city of Tripoli and the southern city of Nabatieh, they also denounced a class of political leaders they deem incompetent and corrupt. In Beirut, hundreds of protesters marched to parliament, making stops at the state-run electricity company and the headquarters of the Association of Banks. "All the reasons that made us take to the streets on October 17 still stand," said protester Riad Issa, referring to the date Lebanon's anti-government protest movement started. "Nothing has changed and the political establishment is closing its ears... and shutting its eyes."
Although protests have declined in size, demonstrations have been ongoing since October, increasingly targeting banks and state institutions blamed for driving the country towards collapse. The movement has been fuelled by a crippling economic crisis, the worst since Lebanon's 1975-1990 civil war. The World Bank has warned of an impeding recession that may see the proportion of people living in poverty climb from a third to half the population. To make matters worse, a liquidity crunch has pushed Lebanese banks to limit dollar withdrawals and transfers since September. This has forced depositors to deal in the plummeting Lebanese pound, which has lost nearly two thirds of its black market value against the greenback for the first time since it was pegged at 1,500 to the dollar in 1997. "The country is collapsing. We want a government of independents and a rescue plan," read a banner carried by demonstrators in Beirut.
'Death to the Dictator': Regime-Change Protest Erupts in Iran
by reuters -- Iran's clerical rulers risk a legitimacy crisis as popular anger has boiled up at the way the state handled a passenger plane crash, which the military took three days to admit was caused by an Iranian missile fired in error. Video clips on Twitter showed protesters in Tehran on Saturday chanting "Death to the dictator," a reference to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Reuters could not independently verify the footage. It followed a welter of criticism in Iran. Iran's state news agency confirmed protests had erupted. President Donald Trump send out a tweet in Farsi expressing support for the protesters. "To the brave, suffering Iranian people: I have stood with you since the beginning of my Presidency, and my Administration will continue to stand with you. We are following your protests closely, and are inspired by your courage," read an Enlish version of the tweet.
Amid mounting public fury and international criticism, the belated admission of blame by Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards has squandered the national unity seen after the killing of the country's most influential commander in a U.S. drone strike in Iraq on Jan. 3. The protests before the revelation of Iran's culpability had been chanting "Death to America." Since the Ukraine International Airlines plane crashed Wednesday – an incident Canada and the United States said early on was due to an Iranian missile albeit fired by mistake – social media has been ablaze with criticism of the establishment. All 176 people on board the plane, en route from Tehran to Kiev, were killed.
That mood bodes ill for a parliamentary election in February, when Iran's rulers typically seek a high turnout to show their legitimacy even if the outcome will not change any major policy. But instead they are now hearing more rumblings of discontent, after anti-government protests in November in which hundreds of people died. "It is a very sensitive time for the establishment," said a senior former official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. "They face a serious credibility problem. Not only did they conceal the truth, they also mismanaged the situation."
Why Lebanon deserves international support
by neweurope.eu By Charles Tannock--The news from Lebanon in recent weeks has been grim. As street protests in Beirut and other cities intensify, so does the country's economic suffering. A political, economic, and social crisis has taken hold, leading to hard-currency shortages that hinder imports of vital daily commodities such as wheat, medicine, and fuel. Moreover, these problems are occurring against a backdrop of faltering economic growth and huge external debts. Local banks have imposed unprecedented capital controls, and thousands of Lebanese have recently lost their jobs or had their wages greatly reduced. Seen from outside, there is only one viable solution: Lebanon itself needs to resolve its political crisis and implement necessary and overdue economic and fiscal reforms. But to succeed, the country needs the international community to back it financially.
At a conference in Paris in 2018, international donors pledged $11 billion in loans and grants to Lebanon, conditioned on the implementation of various reforms – a message donors recently reiterated. The formation of a functioning cabinet is a first step on that path, so that the international community can see effective government returning to the country. These conditions seem fair and in line with some of the protesters' demands. At the same time, international support for Lebanon in its hour of need must be firm and unequivocal. It is important to remember why Lebanon is in such economic difficulty. For starters, the country has suffered the consequences of the war in neighboring Syria: it is hosting 1.5 million refugees who have fled the conflict, as well as bearing the enormous economic impact of having a close trading partner at war. By settling and caring for these refugees, Lebanon is shouldering an intolerable burden in the hope of bringing greater security and stability to a very dangerous region. In addition, US sanctions aimed at the Shia political party and militia Hezbollah also affect ordinary Lebanese citizens and businesses. Domestic political discord has also contributed to the current crisis. Lebanon's presidency was vacant for more than two years until October 2016, and Prime Minister Saad Hariri's resignation announcement in Saudi Arabia in 2017 shocked the country's financial markets and triggered capital outflows. Following Lebanon's May 2018 parliamentary election, a further nine-month delay in forming a new government – again headed by Hariri – highlighted the country's leadership vacuum and political drift.
There may be a Carlos Ghosn video game coming soon and we need to play it
by cnet.com -- The game is called Ghone is Gone, and in it, you play a former CEO named Loscar Gon who must, according to the Steam description, "slip through the narrowest gaps to escape the country, using bribes and sometimes hiding in a musical instrument case." If that sounds totally absurd and like the kind of game Hideo Kojima might make if he got really, really bored and had one too many edibles, then you're absolutely right. It is absurd, but I love it. I can only imagine it will be like a Metal Gear game except you're a small-of-stature Brazilian-born French businessman of Lebanese ancestry, instead of a former Green Beret and super spy. Also, instead of a cardboard box, you've got a big cello case.
Here's the rub, though. Steam often gets listings for indie games that never materialize, and since this particular game has a release date of Jan. 22, I'd hazard a guess that it will also fall into that category. The "studio" behind Ghone is Gone, Wasabi Sushi Games, has no other titles listed. Wasabi Sushi Games couldn't be reached for comment. Still, it wouldn't hurt to add it to your Steam wish list and keep some fingers crossed that you too can soon enter... the Ghosn Zone.
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St. Anthony of Padua Church in Ballouneh
Mar Abda Church in Bakaatit Kanaan
Saint Michael Church in Bkaatouta
Saint Therese Church in Qolayaat
Saint Simeon Stylites (مار سمعان العامودي) Church In Ajaltoun
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Assumption of Mary Church in Ballouneh
1 The sword of the Maronite Prince
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Population Movements to Keserwan - The Khazens and The Maans
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ثورة أهالي كسروان على المشايخ الخوازنة وأسبابها
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Growing diversity: the Khazin sheiks and the clergy in the first decades of the 18th century
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Barbar Beik El Khazen [English]
Patriach Toubia Kaiss El Khazen(Biography & Life Part1 Part2) (Arabic)
Patriach Youssef Dargham El Khazen (Cont'd)
Cheikh Bishara Jafal El Khazen
Patriarch Youssef Raji El Khazen
The Martyrs Cheikh Philippe & Cheikh Farid El Khazen
Cheikh Nawfal El Khazen (Consul De France)
Cheikh Hossun El Khazen (Consul De France)
Cheikh Abou-Nawfal El Khazen (Consul De France)
Cheikh Francis Abee Nader & his son Yousef
Cheikh Abou-Kanso El Khazen (Consul De France)
Cheikh Abou Nader El Khazen
Cheikh Chafic El Khazen
Cheikh Keserwan El Khazen
Cheikh Serhal El Khazen [English]
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Bergoglio "consoles" the boy weeping for his deceased atheist father by giving him a dose of Pelagianism, a condemned heresy which holds that we go to heaven for being merely naturally good, that is, without the help of the grace of God. He should have told the boy that there is no hope of salvation for an atheist, and that he should use the lesson of his father's lack of faith by praying to God for perseverance in the Catholic Faith, and the grace of a happy death.
First, let me explain what Pelagianism is.


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Westray flowers, Part 2
Not far from the cottage we were renting, the Admiral and I discovered a gem of a pasture. One evening, we had headed out to the north coast of the island, principally to see if we could photograph a sunset, but with a Plan B of exploring along the storm beach.
The sunset was too cloudy, but we were fortunate enough to briefly see half a dozen Orkney Voles, which ran between boulders, across the turf. Working our way along the coast and through a swathe of Campion, we reached a geo (a narrow inlet bordered by steep cliffs), that was fenced off, sensibly preventing us from risking life and limb. With our planned route back to the cottage now in tatters, we looked at the map for alternatives. Rather then bimble across 3 fields, we chose to cut back eastwards and pick up a track used on the outward journey. The light was starting to fade as we set off again across a pasture, but a small white flower caught my eye... Grass of Parnassus. Even before my exclamation of surprise had died away, we also found a Scottish Primrose, the diminutive pastel jewel in Orkney's floral crown. Somehow, I thought, we have to find a way for Our Lass to reach this spot, despite being on crutches.
As the Hooded Crow flew, it was only 500m from the cottage to the pasture, but to walk it on firm paths would mean a detour of over a kilometre and then negotiating a grass meadow, ripe for hay making. I couldn't see how it could be done. Although her stamina was growing day by day, it was still only a few weeks since her operation, and we did not want to jeopardise her recovery. The distance would just be too much, but even without that, an uneven field covered in long grass wasn't the ideal surface for Our Lass to tackle.
As the days until the end of our holiday became fewer, our frustration grew in inverse proportion. I wasn't too keen on risking the hire car on the stony track, especially as it had fairly low profile tyres. However, as time was running out, I threw caution to the winds. That just left the knotty problem of the bumpy field. This was solved serendipitously when Westraak, the local wildlife tour company, drove passed the cottage, along the track and through said field. Flattened grass, wide path, sorted!
So what was all the fuss about?
This is Grass of Parnassus, Parnassia palustris, and we had never seen it growing in such profusion as here in this small pasture, within a stone's throw of the Atlantic Ocean. In fact, I don't recall ever seeing it in clumps before, only single flowers.
Here's the Scottish Primrose, Primula scotica, which, although confined to a small area of the pasture, was presenting well, especially considering that our ID book stated "don't hope to see it in late June or early July."
To prove that Our Lass made it to this fantastic piece of maritime heath, and also to give some scale to the primrose, the below photo features both beauties. Our Lass is the one holding the camera...
Not content with her adventure off piste, Our Lass then went one better and found several specimens of Frog Orchid, Dactylorhiza viridis, which had just started to bloom.
The Eyebright next door showed how low growing these orchids were in this harsh environment.
Various islands in Orkney have just the right conditions to support this wealth of maritime heath flora. The farming techniques are still those of years long past, and though they are inevitably more mechanised, they are still sensitive to the needs of Nature. The farming fraternity is often criticised for its close relationship with agri-business, but at least here, in these northern isles, the balance is more wildlife friendly. Amen to that.
Labels: Flora, Orkney
In the ever-increasingly anachronistic posts about the natural history we encountered whilst holidaying in Orkney, here's a short series of some of the flora seen on the island of Westray.
As previously mentioned, with our botanical expert hors de combat, we were rather on the back foot when it came to flowers. The Admiral and I could, however, content ourselves with the thought that to appreciate the beauty of a roadside verge full of wild flowers, one doesn't necessarily need an encyclopaedic knowledge of taxonomy and Latin. It's therefore a shame that I didn't have the foresight to point my camera along a lane and record the scene. Campions, trefoils, vetches, buttercups, orchids, you name it, I ignored it. What a prune.
Keeping things simple, the thistles were just starting to bloom and their fresh look and geometrical shapes were an obvious choice for a photograph.
This is a Marsh Thistle, Cirsium palustre, which we found just about everywhere, but this particular one was on the cliff top at Stanger Head.
As the saying goes, also available in white! And also on Stanger Head.
On one of our potters along the links at Rackwick, my eye was caught by this clover plant, which I blithely assumed was simply a White Clover, Trifolium repens, and so didn't check the leaves.
Though it isn't very tall, as demonstrated by the neighbouring Eyebright, it could be Alsike Clover, Trifolium hybridum. Serves me right for not noticing or even taking a shot of the leaves. To be fair, I was just captivated by the pattern and colours.
Whilst wandering along the cliff path at West Kirbest, we came across a small white flower which we did not encounter anywhere else. There appeared to be only one small patch, possibly a single plant, so I recorded it for Our Lass to puzzle over that evening.
It turned out to be Fairy Flax, Linum catharticum, which as its Latin species name hints, was used in times past as a purgative.
On the same stretch of coast, but growing between the wave cut platform and the storm beach, were these pretty little plants, shown below. I must admit that I thought I was taking a picture of one type of plant, but later, upon reviewing the images, I realised there were two separate species.
We decided that the white flowers with four petals were Common Scurvygrass, Cochlearia officinalis, but the pink flowers with five petals gave us the run around until we resorted to the time-honoured technique of looking at every page in the ID guide. As it happened, the petals were actually sepals, there weren't any petals and the plant was Sea Milkwort, Glaux maritima. No wonder I find dragonflies easier to identify!
I arrived home from work on Friday night and thought,
"Stuff this for a game of soldiers, I need some quality dragon time."
This wasn't a back-handed compliment to Our Lass, more a feeling that the flight season was passing me by and I wanted to see some winged beauty. And where did I want to see it? On the Long Mynd, of course. Forget loyalty to one's county of residence, when the going gets tough, take a two and half hour journey west (Yes, I suppose I could've titled the post "Go West!", but Iron Maiden was always going to beat the Pet Shop Boys to that honour).This response to the siren call of the Shropshire dragons was welcomed whole-heartedly by Our Lass, so the next morning, off we went.
Up on the moor, between Church Stretton and Ratlinghope, we parked by a series of pools and let the peace and quiet, the heathery atmosphere and the trickle of running water soak into our souls. Deep breaths, eyes closed, relax.
Now... to business. The day was reasonably warm, but the sky was mostly cloudy. A north westerly breeze delivered a few gaps in the fluffy stuff, so that for a few minutes at a time, the temperature would rise and a few dragonflies would take to the air. We managed to identify ten species, but only saw ones and twos of most of these. Plan B was to return the following day, when the weather forecast was much better.
And so it proved. A wonderfully sunny day, though still with that north westerly breeze, saw plenty of insects on the wing. I don't think we had ever seen so many Green-veined White or Grayling butterflies, never mind the odes.
Whilst exploring the pools and wet flushes, we came across a flower that we didn't recognise. We have been visiting this area for nearly twenty years but hadn't previously seen it before, so to say that we were surprised would be an understatement. Later, upon our return to Tense Towers, we discovered that it was Bog Pimpernel.
And what of the objects of my desires? Well, they did not disappoint. Responding to the increased levels of heat and light, many more dragons put in an appearance and we were able to spend plenty of time in the their presence, including the gorgeous Golden-ringed Dragonfly.
According to its taxonomic code, the Number of this Beast is a non-threatening 2601.
Labels: Lepidoptera, Odonata, Places
No ex-skuas!
During our time on North Ronaldsay and Westray, we did not encounter any resident birds of prey. However, we were able to watch skuas most days. They are the pirates of the seabird colonies, chasing and harrying their quarry to make them drop food, or simply attacking adults and chicks, without fear or favour. The species present were Great Skua, Stercorarius skua, known in the Northern Isles as a Bonxie, and Arctic Skua, Stercorarius parasiticus, also called Parasitic Skua, or known locally in Orkney as a Scootie Allan.
The Bonxies patrolled the cliffs looking for any opportunity that presented itself from the nesting Gannets, Guillemots, Razorbills, Puffins or Kittiwakes. The Arctic Skuas tended to concentrate on the Arctic Tern colonies, though we also saw them targeting Black Guillemots.
This is a Bonxie, scavenging on a dead Eider Duck, on the coast at Dennis Ness on North Ron.
These are more or less consecutive shots of an Arctic Skua, also at Dennis Ness on North Ron. There were a pair of these birds that loitered on the ground between the lighthouse and the the small water body of Trolla Vatn. We assumed that they were watching and waiting for terns to show up. We saw them regularly, as we visited the Lighthouse Cafe most days, so I suppose they could've been waiting to see if they could make us disgorge our lunch!
One evening on Westray, the Admiral and I were watching a Black Guillemot that was sat on the edge of a low cliff. It had caught a butterfish and was trying to ensure that no marauding predator could follow it to its nest site. Seemingly, from out of nowhere, an Arctic Skua zoomed across the storm beach, mere inches from the ground. The guillemot, sensing the danger, hopped off the edge of the cliff and disappeared out of sight. Given the skua's closing speed, I couldn't see how it was going to give immediate chase, without flying passed, out over the sea and doing a u-turn. Not a problem. At undiminished speed, as it reached the cliff top, the skua rolled through 180 degrees and dived vertically after the guillemot! I've no idea what happened next, but it was a mightily impressive display of aerial agility. I imagined the guillemot opening its beak to mutter some profanity at the turn of events and thereby losing its butterfish.
Here's a brace of Bonxies over Bow Head on the northern tip of Westray. Not a sight to fill the hearts of any nesting seabird with joy, as their shadows raced over the jagged rocks like sombre angels of doom.
More uplifting tales of sweetness and light, next time, on I&T.
Labels: Birds, Orkney
Waders of the Last Auk
Yes, I'm afraid so. The punfest continues. As does the blogging about our recent trip to Orkney.
Carrying on the theme of shore birds, here are a few more photos of waders seen on North Ronaldsay.
These are a pair of Sanderling, taking a break from feeding at the water's edge in Linklet Bay. They were quite approachable, so you're allowed to wonder why the focussing wasn't crisper. Oops.
This isn't in focus either, but it was a long way off and moving quite fast and erratically. It's a Snipe in the throes of its courtship/territorial display flight. This is known as 'drumming' and is caused by the air flow over the outer tail feathers. The picture handily shows these sticking out at an angle from the body. If you've not heard this before, have a listen to the last bit of the audio in the above link. I wouldn't have described it as drumming, mind, as to me it sounds more like the world's heaviest kazoo being dropped from a great height. Not such a catchy phrase as drumming, I'll grant you.
Ah, Oystercatcher! A spectacular looking bird with an impressive range of piping calls. On this island during early Summer, it's difficult to be out of earshot of one of these beauties at any time of day. As Our Lass also has this on her ring tone, it can be (a) confusing and (b) damned annoying at 3 in the morning.
The mobile hide came in useful once more when we spotted this Lapwing chick in a pasture bordering the road. Not bad from the driving seat and out of the passenger window, obviously with handbrake applied and gearbox in Neutral!
I previously mentioned that to travel from North Ron To Westray, we had to change mode of transport from aeroplane to boat on Papa Westray. This small island (about the same size as North Ron) was sadly the place where the last Great Auk in Britain was killed in 1813. A bronze statue has been erected on Fowl Craig to mark this solemn day.
So, onto Westray itself, where the Admiral scored maximum brownie points by locating a wader that I had never seen before. In fact, even when he pointed it out, it still took me ages to see it, as its camouflage was just about perfect for the habitat it was stood in!
It's a Purple Sandpiper, which was feeding in a pool amongst the rocks and seaweed. Even when it moved, I wasn't initially aware of the shape of the bird, only the shimmering of part of my field of view. And, yes, I was sober.
Questioning the bill
I mentioned breeding waders in yesterday's tern blog, so I'd better make this a wader post.
OK, for starters, here's a wader ON a post...
We were able to approach quite close to this Curlew thanks to Our Lass's poorly knee. A hastily arranged hire car for getting about North Ronaldsay (an island only 4 miles long) meant that we had a mobile hide! The bill on this bird isn't full adult length, which made me wonder if it was a Whimbrel instead, but no, it's a Curlew.
Here's a shot of a different bird, in more congenial surroundings, again from the 'hide'.
Some waders we couldn't drive to. Around the coast were plenty of Ringed Plovers. This one, on the shore of Linklet Bay, was a ringed Ringed Plover!
When they weren't collecting jewellery, they could be a bit more shellfish...
One good tern...
Returning to our holiday theme, one of the attractions of Orkney in early Summer is the sheer quantity of breeding waders and seabirds, despite the decline in numbers of some species. The reduction in food supply, principally sand eels, has meant that many seabirds have not bred successfully for several years in a row. Whilst they do tend to be long-lived and so can try again another year, no species can withstand repeated failures on the scales seen in recent times without there being a major concern over the viability of the population to recover.
There are several colonies of Arctic Terns on North Ronaldsay, which, due to the low-lying nature of the island, are in pastures or behind the beaches. However, the wardens at the Bird Observatory told us that the week before our visit, heavy rain over several days put paid to eggs and chicks alike, resulting in a total failure of the species to produce any young on North Ronaldsay for 2011. This was also true of other ground-nesting birds, where a few day's poor weather wiped out a whole generation.
Ironically, during our stay on the island, the weather was mainly warm and dry by Orcadian standards, which at least meant we could spend time watching these gorgeous birds.
The above shot was taken at the golf course, a splendid nine hole arrangement behind Linklet Bay. When I say'splendid', I mean for bird watching, as the presence of grazing sheep and the inevitable product of their endeavours would make for an interesting round of the game.
We regularly visited this spot, as it was terrain that Our Lass could negotiate without too much swearing trouble and another sojourn resulted in the surprising sighting of a pair of Little Terns. You may recall, dear reader, that on the Tense Towers team trip to Norfolk at the end of May, we had the good fortune to see a large breeding colony of these birds at Winterton dunes. And you may also remember that I did not take my camera with me on that morning. Suffice it to say, though I was now in the company of Cameron Binns, I couldn't manage other than a record shot of either of the birds as they flew along the shore and over the golf course.
The following week, we moved to another island, via a 15 minute flight to Papa Westray and then a 30 minute ferry crossing to Westray itself. Whilst we were out looking for Puffins at Castle o' Burrian, I spotted a tern sat on a rock at the far side of the bay of Rack Wick. It was too distant to be sure what it was, but I did know it wasn't an Arctic or a Common or a Little one. The Admiral came to my rescue, identifying it as a Sandwich Tern, but before we could think moving closer for a better view, an Arctic Skua harassed it into flying away. My disappointment was tempered by the fact that this was a new species for me, as my sandwiches don't normally attract the attention of piratical skuas.
A few days later, the Admiral and I were walking along the west coast path, enjoying views over the sea to Rousay and the gloriously sunny weather. A bird shot passed that wasn't the normal Fulmar or Great Black-backed Gull or Arctic Tern. This time we were close enough to hear its call, which was very different to those I already knew. Another Sandwich Tern! It made several trips back and forth along the coast, allowing an opportunity to at least capture some sort of image.
Wishing to share these fantastic birds with other nature lovers, we contacted Graham Maben from Westraak, the local wildlife tour operator, who told us that half a dozen pairs do come to the island each year. Graham was soon able to return the favour, but that, as they say, is a story for another day.
An evening assignation with Mrs Brown
Whoa! Don't panic! This isn't a lurid tale of tasteless journalistic fervour, no mobile phones are involved and the only hacking in evidence was the loss of a small amount of undergrowth in one of our borders.
Neither is it a belated, but nevertheless, shocking revelation concerning the private life of Queen Victoria and her faithful Scottish servant, neither of whom, as far as I know, ever visited the sleepy Buckinghamshire village of Milton Keynes.
However, it is about time that we had a dragon post (and not that Rebekah What's-her-name, either). I had been hoping to return from an odonatologically abstinent holiday to discover clouds of damsels and dragons filling the skies of England (Tense... Tense... wake up, mate! You're dreaming!), but things are a bit quiet around Planet Odo at the moment. So it was a most pleasant surprise, last evening, to have a Brown Hawker, Aeshna grandis, visit us, as we sat in the back garden.
It was about 6pm, the day was still warm with plenty of sunshine and Our Lass and I were partaking of a mug of tea, whilst watching the comings and goings around the pond. Wasps were making countless trips to collect water for their paper-making exploits (or new paper sting operation, as I like to think of it) and a Lesser Stag Beetle pottered across the paving stones, oblivious to the comparative nominative slight handed out by humans.
Suddenly, a dragonfly appeared, made a few exploratory flights in the warmest corner of the garden and disappeared into an overhanging Clematis clambering over the fence from next door's garden. This seemed a little early for a Brown Hawker to settle down for the night, as we have often observed them flying quite late, towards dusk. Upon checking the vegetation, however, it did appear that this female dragonfly was intent on doing just that.
Despite still being hampered by a poorly knee, Our Lass was able to manoeuvre herself and her camera into position in order to capture the below image.
I checked the hedge at 6am this morning and this grand lady was still there.
To loosely connect this post with our Orkney holiday, the dialect phrase for 'last night' is the streen, a contraction of 'yesterday's evening'. Strangely, English use of 'today' is apparently a contraction of the day, the more correct Orcadian phrase. Whilst most bizarrely, on Orkney, 'tomorrow' is the morn. I was most confused when a lady on local radio stated that an exhibition was opening at "2.30 the morn". Jings, I thought, who's going to get up that early?
Labels: Odonata, Orkney, Tense Towers
Spurious Spurrey
Going on holiday in a group can be a bit of a logistical nightmare. Admittedly, the Tense Towers team are only three in number, but as Our Lass wasn't allowed to put any weight on her left knee during the whole of our time in Orkney, things could've been rather fraught. Fortunately, all the preparation beforehand paid off and everyone we met was helpfulness personified.
Inevitably, it was occasionally frustrating for her that she couldn't go rock pooling or climb to the top of the lighthouse, but as she built up her upper body strength whilst using her crutches, new goals became possible. Lowering her sights, literally, put her in the realm of small flowers that would ordinarily have been overlooked in the search for larger Northern Isles life forms: seals, killer whales, red necked phalaropes, Simon King, black guillemots, otters, etc.
A short, grassy track from the North Ronaldsay Bird Observatory led to a five barred gate, beyond which was the preserve of the seaweed-eating sheep. From the low cliffs could be seen a rocky beach and the swirling waters of the North Ronaldsay Firth and the Atlantic Ocean.
Initially with plenty of rest stops, Our Lass trod this 300m track with a monotonous "click, thump" rhythm, in order to reach the nirvana of a wild vista beyond the sheep dyke. Whilst the Admiral and I were intent on photographing Black Guillemots, she innocently pointed out a wee flower that we had walked past umpteen times. Binoculars were wielded, cameras were deployed, Ohs and Ums were oh-ed and um-ed, heads were scratched. Then politeness cut in and we scratched our own heads, before realisation finally dawned. Yes, we definitely don't know what this is.
It's a... er...hmmm?
The small white-centred, pink flower, no more than 8mm across, had 5 petals and grew in small clumps (technical botanical term) on the bare sandy clifftop. Later, in the bar (where else), recourse to a copy of Wild Flowers of Britain and Ireland (Blamey, Fitter and Fitter), narrowed it down to a Sea-spurrey, Spergularia, but which one? Sand (rubra), Greater (media), Lesser (marina), Rock (rupicola), Greek (bocconei)? Only Greater and Lesser are known in Orkney, as Sand has supposedly not made the jump to the Northern Isles. It was definitely not Greek, as there wasn't a bouzouki player for miles, nor was it Rock which appears to be a plant of the west coast of Britain.
The defining characteristic seemed to be the comparative length of petals to sepals. Longer equals Greater, shorter equals Lesser. We couldn't even agree on this and I reckoned they were the same length anyway, which brought Rock back into the frame.
Oh, we're rubbish at botany, if you hadn't already guessed!
So, dear reader (presuming that you are still paying attention and haven't wandered off to do something more meaningful), can you help? Are you the world authority on Sea-spurrey or even someone for whom the ratio of petal to sepal is but a trifle? To be honest, I think the North Ronaldsay sheep probably stood a better chance of working it out than we did.
Full marks for Fulmars
These days, on a visit to the Northern Isles, it would be virtually impossible not to see a Fulmar, Fulmarus glacialis. Yet, according to Mark Cocker in Birds Britannica, they did not breed in the Orkney archipelago as little as 120 years ago.
Fulmar... the supermini of the albatross world, though I gather that the airscoop on the bonnet is actually a tube for filtering out salt from sea water.
Roosting on top of a sheep pund at Dennis Ness, North Ronaldsay
Encounters with these birds have become synonymous with our trips to Orkney, especially on North Ronaldsay, where they often nest at the base of the sheep dyke. This dry stone wall is maintained as a barrier to keep the seaweed-eating sheep off the fertile pasture, so a circumnavigation of the island on its seaward side is bound to bring you into close contact with many a Fulmar.
Gliding effortlessly above the storm beach adjacent to Trolla Vatn, North Ronaldsay
If I say that they have a somewhat vomitous predator response, regurgitating a foul oily substance, you will appreciate why it pays to keep an eye open for where they are roosting.
On cliffs above the Bay of Kirbest, Westray
Its Orcadian name, 'Molly-mawk' or 'Mallimack', derives from the Dutch for 'foolish gull', as its habit of sitting tight on its egg made it an easy target for hunters in times past. Whereas 'Foul Maa' is of a more Scandinavian origin, referring to the previously described habit of sharing its breakfast after the event.
I don't know, you nip away for a few weeks and the blogosphere traffic goes crazy, but I think I've caught up with all my reading of posts, replying and commenting.
The Tense Towers Team have had a break in northern climes, still on British soil, but with a much different biota to sleepy Buckinghamshire. In fact, returning to MK on Saturday afternoon was a bit weird, as we saw birds that would've been regarded as quite rare for the last fortnight.
"Look! A Magpie!"
"Wow! There's a Blue Tit!"
"Listen to that amazing call, what it is it? Oh, a Goldfinch!"
So back to normal felt a little abnormal for a while, but I think we've got it out of our systems now.
As the photos featured on I&T rarely show the team, regular readers may wonder if we spend our nature-watching time back to back, in a small triangular shape, cameras pointing outward. I have to inform you that we're not such a regular polygon as that, as a scroll down this webpage will testify, taken on holiday, doing what we do best... drinking tea!
Yep, the unholy triumvirate of the Our Lass, the Admiral and myself ventured to a few of the islands of Orkney, first North Ronaldsay and then Westray. The photo in the above link is courtesy of the staff at the Bird Observatory, where we spent a fantastic week, soaking up the wildlife, local cuisine and not a little Dark Island ale. If you're ever in Orkney, I would recommend a visit.
I'm working my way through 14 days of photographs, so there's much more to come, however, by necessity, it might be more interactive than usual as there were lots of flowers that were new to us. Any help with ID in the upcoming posts will be gratefully received.


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