Description: Legendary Seafood & Steakhouse Locally owned, proudly destroying appetites since 1949. Casual dining, Fine dining, Oyster bar, Cocktails lounge and Tap house. Unrivalled ocean and mountain views. Great patio, centrally located.
OMG,what a memorable meal we enjoyed upon our return to this old survivor. The oyster and smoked salmon appetizers started off our amazing culinary journey. One of us ordered the house special of Bawden Bay halibut. Another the fish and chips and the third the seafood pappardelle. All were delicious and awesome. Justin was an excellent waiter and we can't wait to return.
Best seafood in town I guess?! We had a halibut and red snapper, which was very good. Also the beer and the desert was great. The price was a little higher than somewhere else, but I would say still in the frame.
We had heard good things so thought we would try it on our first night in Tofino. It was great! The mains are a little pricey but you get what you pay for, healthy sized portions seasoned to perfection! Can't afford to eat here all weekend but glad we went.
The famed Wolf in the Fog was closed for the season and so after a flurry of Trip Advisor research and menu drooling we decided to try Schooner's fully expecting it to be adequate but no Wolf in the Fog. Wow were we ever wrong. Excellent ocean view seating, balanced lighting and friendly staff got things off to a great start.
We decided to share the Goat Cheese Salad to start even though I've never fancied myself a rabbit but we devoured it and I quickly realized it was the best salad I had ever had and I may just be part Bunny. To be honest, calling it a salad would be an insult as it was so far superior to any salad we've ever had. In fact, it was a culinary experience. We had wanted to try the Calamari, which we heard was excellent, but knowing what we'd be ordering for our main course, we decided we had to leave room. Once again, we made the right choice.
My wife ordered the Halibut, Schooner's special, and I skipped past the steak and went right for the Wild Mushroom Ravioli. Absolutely incredible!! Incredible!!!! And my wife's Halibut? Totally worth the Hype. When it came to dessert we passed even though their Creme Brule is to die for. We've done the bloated after supper coma I -hate -my -life too many times that we've learned when we've reached our limit. All in all it was $125 with a generous tip for our EXCELLENT waiter. Oh yeah, we also ordered drinks! We didn't do wine this time but my wife ordered on of their speciality cocktails (once again, excellent) and I ordered a nice local brew (delish) The entire experience was exactly what we were hoping for but didn't think would happen. Wolf in the Fog.. you got some competition but we still love you too. Still, maybe don't close in Jan? haha.
We had been to Schooner many times over 30 years, but not recently. In the past it was always reliable. With most restaurants closed on Tuesday in the winter in Tofino, we thought we would give it a try.
We were delighted with our decision. From the service (thanks Michael) to the wine selection and food choices, it became a 5-star night. We paired the Alderlea Pinot Noir with a starter Caesar, stuffed halibut and blackened ling cod. We are west coasters and buy our fish fresh from the French Creek Fish Co-op, so are spoiled. The ling cod was the best I have ever had.
Desert was banana foster over a waffle in a rich yummy syrupy sauce with homemade ice cream. Wow!
Schooner may be celebrating 70 years but it is still an inventive high quality kitchen with a great chef. In our opinion, it is exceptional quality for fair value (all in $150 for two).
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A desire to finish his career where it started has seen Tyler Cunningham return home to Turvey Park for next season. The Bulldogs kicked off their recruitment campaign with the return of Cunningham after five seasons at Marrar. The 27-year-old returns with two Farrer League premierships and the experience to become one of the leaders in Turvey Park's playing group. Cunningham is looking forward to being back at the Bulldogs. "The time was right," Cunningham said. "I just wanted to go back and finish my career at Turvey Park, where it all started." Turvey Park showed plenty of promise this year, winning seven games to finish in sixth position, just two games out of finals. The most exciting part for the Bulldogs was some of the young talent coming through and Cunningham is looking forward to helping the next generation. "There is a lot of good young fellas with plenty of talent there," he said. "They said they just need a couple of older fellas with some experience and there's where I come into it. "I can't wait. My first training run is this week and I'm looking forward to it." Cunningham made a home at Marrar as a small forward, kicking 78 goals from 80 games at the Bombers, while also spending time in the midfield. He also established himself as a big game player and was in the Bombers' best in both grand final wins in 2017 and 2018. Cunningham expects to play a similar role at Turvey Park. "I think I'll be in the forward line, the same as Marrar, and on-ball a bit," he said. "Hopefully I can add a bit of leadership." Cunningham enjoyed his time at Langtry Oval and said it was a difficult decision to leave after five years. "Yeah it was. It was hard to leave all the boys," he said. "The experience I had at Marrar was unbelievable and became mates with some really good fellas so it was hard leaving but I wanted to finish my footy there at Turvey." Cunningham, who will be 28 by next season, hopes he still has a few years of good football left at the Bulldogs. He attracted interest from some other clubs but only ever seriously considered heading back to Maher Oval. Turvey Park co-coach Mark Carroll believes Cunningham is the 'perfect fit' for his young squad. "It's fantastic, he's just what we were after," Carroll said. "He's played in those couple of premierships at Marrar and it will be great to have his experience back at the club with our young group." The Bulldogs have lost full-forward Clint Shields, however, with he and his family moving back to Victoria after three seasons at the club. He also spent time at Lockhart and Charles Sturt University before that. READ MORE
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November 27 2019 - 5:40PM
Tyler Cunningham leaves Marrar to return home to Turvey Park
Matt Malone
BACK AT THE BULLDOGS: Tyler Cunningham is back at his junior club Turvey Park after five seasons with Farrer League club Marrar. Picture: Les Smith
A desire to finish his career where it started has seen Tyler Cunningham return home to Turvey Park for next season.
The Bulldogs kicked off their recruitment campaign with the return of Cunningham after five seasons at Marrar.
The 27-year-old returns with two Farrer League premierships and the experience to become one of the leaders in Turvey Park's playing group.
Cunningham is looking forward to being back at the Bulldogs.
"The time was right," Cunningham said.
"I just wanted to go back and finish my career at Turvey Park, where it all started."
Turvey Park showed plenty of promise this year, winning seven games to finish in sixth position, just two games out of finals.
Tyler Cunningham in action for Marrar last season. Picture: Les Smith
The most exciting part for the Bulldogs was some of the young talent coming through and Cunningham is looking forward to helping the next generation.
"There is a lot of good young fellas with plenty of talent there," he said.
"They said they just need a couple of older fellas with some experience and there's where I come into it.
"I can't wait. My first training run is this week and I'm looking forward to it."
Cunningham made a home at Marrar as a small forward, kicking 78 goals from 80 games at the Bombers, while also spending time in the midfield.
He also established himself as a big game player and was in the Bombers' best in both grand final wins in 2017 and 2018.
Tyler Cunningham in action during the 2017 Farrer League finals series.
Cunningham expects to play a similar role at Turvey Park.
"I think I'll be in the forward line, the same as Marrar, and on-ball a bit," he said.
"Hopefully I can add a bit of leadership."
Cunningham enjoyed his time at Langtry Oval and said it was a difficult decision to leave after five years.
"Yeah it was. It was hard to leave all the boys," he said.
"The experience I had at Marrar was unbelievable and became mates with some really good fellas so it was hard leaving but I wanted to finish my footy there at Turvey."
Tyler Cunningham
Cunningham, who will be 28 by next season, hopes he still has a few years of good football left at the Bulldogs.
He attracted interest from some other clubs but only ever seriously considered heading back to Maher Oval.
Turvey Park co-coach Mark Carroll believes Cunningham is the 'perfect fit' for his young squad.
"It's fantastic, he's just what we were after," Carroll said.
"He's played in those couple of premierships at Marrar and it will be great to have his experience back at the club with our young group."
The Bulldogs have lost full-forward Clint Shields, however, with he and his family moving back to Victoria after three seasons at the club.
He also spent time at Lockhart and Charles Sturt University before that.
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Venus Pool (Isle of Sark)
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Venus Pool,
Little Sark, Guernsey,
Little Sark,
Isle of Sark,
Venus pool is a tidal pool protected from the elements by granite cliffs.
Completely covered by the sea at high tide, at low tide a circular pool originally some eighteen feet (six metres) deep but now a lot less due to rock falls.
Our weather forecast for Little Sark in Isle of Sark
Today (Thursday, Jan 14)
Expect a temperature in the range 7.5℃ to 9.4℃ with a wind speed 12.6 m/sec (NW)
Expect a temperature in the range 6.9℃ to 8℃ with a wind speed 10.4 m/sec (NNW)
Expect a temperature in the range 8.5℃ to 9.2℃ with a wind speed 9.5 m/sec (NW)
Expect a temperature in the range 8.6℃ to 8.8℃ with a wind speed 4 m/sec (WNW)
Expect a temperature in the range 9.2℃ to 10.6℃ with a wind speed 10.9 m/sec (S)
Expect a temperature in the range 10.9℃ to 11.6℃ with a wind speed 14.4 m/sec (SW)
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Adonis Pool
Like the Venus Pool on Little Sark, the Adonis Pool is a mid-tide deep rock pool. However it is much more difficult to access than Venus. Read more…
La Grande Greve Beach
La Grande Grève beach is the largest and one of the most popular beaches on Sark. This west facing beach is one of the few sandy beaches on Sark and access is via a climb down the 100-metre cliff via the path and stairway. Read more…
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Michael J A Brough
The Venus Pool is a famous sightseeing and recreational feature of Little Sark, but surprisingly few people succeed in finding it the first time they try, because it is not visible on the approach to it until almost the moment one arrives. Nonetheless, there are signs up on the island near the path to the silver mines, indicating the way which, if supplemented by one of the guidebooks to the caves and scrambles of Sark or specifically describing walks on Little Sark, can help in finding it under the overhanging cliffs at the south end of the island. The Venus Pool/Venus Bath became famous after the British artist William Toplis painted it in watercolours before the First World War, and its almost perfectly round shape and fascinating reflections of the faceted rocks reinforce the romantic atmosphere of the place.
Unfortunately, the Venus headland has from time to time shed scree, rocks, and boulders into the pool, so that it now fairly requires a minor civil engineering project to remove the debris, which has lessened its depth from fifteen to six feet. It is not really suitable for diving in from the side any more. Unlike the west-facing Adonis Pool, The Venus Pool goes into shadow after midday, and the water tends to remain cooler as a result; it is, however, superior to its rival in both its natural beauty and in the lesser difficulty involved in getting to it safely.
The surrounding sections of the coast include other areas of interest, including the intersecting cave system known as La Louge.
26th February 2018, 3:58 pm
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Articles \ May Allah aggrandise your requite in the anniversary of Imam Musa Al-kadhim's (A.S) death
By Mohmmad Baqir Jamal Eddine
The trustee of Islam Sheikh Abu Ali Alfadl bin Al-Hassan Al-Tabrasi in the second part of his book (E'alam Al-Wara) says: "he (the Imam A.S) was born in Abwa'a –a village between Mecca and Madina- on the 7th of Safar in year 128 Hijri. And he died in the Al-Sindy Bin Shahik's prison in Baghdad on the 25th of Rajab in year 183 Hijri, at the age of 55 years.
His mother is Named: the Berber Hamida, she is also named: the purified Hamida.
Nicknamed: 'Abu Al-Hassan the 1st', and 'Abu Ibrahim', and 'Abu Ali', and known as 'the Good Slave', and 'Al-Khadhim (the suppressor of anger)'.
The length of his Imam-hood was 35 years, he started his Imam duty at the age of 20, those days were the remainder of the Abu-Ja'far Al-Mansur (the victorious) kingdom, and then it was his son Al-Mahdi (the rightly guided) for 10 years and 1 month, and then it was his son Musa bin Muhammad Al-Hadi (the guide) for 1 year and 1 month, then it was Haroon bin Muhammad nicknamed Al-Rasheed (The judicious), the Imam Al-Kadhim (A.S) martyrdom happened 15 years into his (Haroon) kingdom poisoned in the Al-Sindy bin Shahik's Prison, and he was buried in the city of Al-Salam (peace) in the cemetery known as the Quraish graveyard.
Some of his peculiarities and Miracles (A.S):
Al-Rafi'i said: I had a cousin named Al-Hassan bin Abdullah, he was ascetic and he was the most subjugate among the people of his time, the sovereign was wary of him due to his seriousness in his faith and his jurisprudence. He entered the mosque one day and Imam Al-Khadhim (A.S) was in it, He said the Imam beckoned him thus he went to him and the Imam said to him "O'Abu Ali, how much do I love what you are into?! And how happy has it made me?! Except that you lack erudition, thus you should seek erudition".
He said: and what is erudition?
The imam said: "go and learn and seek Hadeeth (sayings of the infallible)"
He asked: from whom?
The imam said: "from the clerics of Madina".
He then said that the imam stopped speaking to him, thus he went and studied and then returned and read out what he learnt, the imam dropped it all and then said "go and erudite", and his faith was what was being targeted.
Al-Hassan then continued to over sight him until the imam came out to a hamlet of his and saw him on the way and then said to him: I will expostulate against you between the hands of the Great and Almighty Allah, thus guide me to what I must erudite.
Thus the Imam told him about the Prince of the Faithful and his right, and about imam Al-Hassan and Al-Hussein, and Ali bin Al-Hussein and Muhammad bin Ali and Ja'far bin Muhammad (peace upon them all), then he was silent.
Al-Hassan said to him: thus who is the imam today?
The imam said: "if I told you would you accept?"
Al-Hassan replied: yes.
The imam said: "I am him".
Al-Hassan asked: perhaps a proof for me?
The imam said: "go to that tree", he pointed at some umbrella thorn acacia trees, "and tell it that Musa bin Ja'far tells you to come"
Al-Hassan says: I approached it, and by Allah! I saw it grooving the ground! Until it stood between his hands, then he signalled to it to return, thus it returned!
Al-Hassan accepted and abided silence and worship, and was not seen talking again.
(Alkafi 1:286/8, Basa'r Al-Darajat 6/274, Al-Ershad by Al-Mufeed 2/223, Al-Thaqib fi Al-Manaqib 393/455)
Also Abdullah bin Sinan says: Ali bin Yaqteen was once honoured with clothes by Al-Rasheed, among those clothes was an outer garment worn by kings made weighty with gold. Ali bin Yaqteen took those clothes along with the Khoms (one-fifth of certain items which a person acquires as wealth) to Imam Musa Al-Kadhim (A.S), upon their arrival to the imam (A.S) the imam accepted the money and the clothes but returned the outer garment with the hand of another messenger to Ali bin Yaqteen and wrote to Ali "keep it, and do not give it away, there will be a matter where you will require it.". Ali bin Yaqteen felt sceptical about resending it and did not know the cause.
Few days later Ali bin Yaqteen had troubles with one of his special servants thus he discharged him. The servant slandered to Al-Rasheed and told him that Ali bin Yaqteen takes Musa bin Ja'far for an imam and he carries one fifth of his finance to him every year, and he also sent the outer garment to him.
Al-Rasheed flared up with rage and said: "I shall expose him!". He then summoned Ali bin Yaqteen, upon his arrival Al-Rasheed asked him "what have you done with the outer garment that I have sent you?!", Ali said "it is in a perfumed sealed scuttle , I have taken care of it. Every morning I would open the scuttle and look at it for blessing and kiss it and return it to its place. I would do the same every night". Al-Rasheed said "bring it this hour!". Ali replied "yes" he then summoned some of his servants and said to them " go to my house and open the box and bring me the scuttle with its seal", after a short while the servant returned with the scuttle sealed and placed it between Al-Rasheed's hands. Al-Rasheed then unlocked the seal and looked at the outer garment rolled and buried in redolence. His anger was relieved and said "return it to its place, and leave rightly; I shall never believe those who slander against you." He then ordered for an extolled reward for him to be awarded with. The slanderer was then taken to be punished by a thousand whips, he was whipped five hundred times and died.
(Al-Ershad by Al-Mufeed 2/225, Al-Manaqib by Ibn ShahrAshub 4/289, Al-Fusul Al-Muhima 236)
Eshaq bin Ammar says: I was at Imam Al-Kadhim's place, and a man entered, The Imam said to him "you will die in one month". I concealed a thought about him knowing the life spans of the Shias. He then said to me: "O'Eshaq! Which part of that do you deny? Rushaid Al-Hajary was deemed weak and he knew the knowledge of deaths and the imam is more deserving". Then he said "O'Eshaq! You will die in two years your money will disperse and your family, children, and household will scatter and they will become very bankrupt.
The narrator says: it went as the Imam said.
(Basa'r Al-Darajat 285/14, Alkafi 1:404, Al-Manaqib by Ibn ShahrAshub 4:287, Al-Thaqib Fi Al-Manaqib 366/343)
Imam Musa Al-Kadhim (A.S) was famous for being the most exulted among the sons of Imam Ja'far Al-Sadiq (A.S), and had the most supreme place in faith, and had most bountiful hands, and had the most eloquent tongue, and was the most worshipping, and knowledgeable and generous among the people of his time.
It was narrated that he used to connect his night supererogatory prayer with Morning Prayer, then he would do the 'Ta'qeeb' until sunrise, then he would fall to prostrate and not raise his from his prayer and his praise until noontide. During the prostration he says "the ugly sin is from your slave, then let the beauty of pardon and waiver be from you".
One of his prayers (A.S) was: "O'Allah I ask you for rest at death, and pardon at reckoning". And he would cry out of fear from Allah until his beard is wet with tears. And he used to visit the poor of Madina and carry gold and silver to them at night without them knowing who he was.
(Al-Ershad by Al-Mufeed 2:231, Kashf Al-Ghummah 2:228)
It was also narrated that a man who was a descendant of Omar bin Al-Khattab was in the Madina troubling Abu Al-Hassan Musa Al-Kadhim (A.S), and swearing at Ali bin Abi-Talib (A.S). Then some of the imam cortege said "let us kill this man", but the imam forbid them severely.
The imam then asked about the Omari man and he was told that he is planting in one of Al-Madina's districts. Thus the imam rode to him, and found him in his farm, the imam entered the farm on his donkey.
The Omari man shouted "do not tread our plants!". The imam treated over the plants with his donkey until he got to him, he came down and sat by him and spoke to him kindly and made him laugh. The imam then asked him "how much were you fined for your plants?", the Omari man replied "one hundred dinars".
The imam asked "and how much do you hope to make?", the Omari man replied "I do not know the unseen", the Imam clarified "I said: how much are you hoping to make?", the Omari man replied "I hope to get two hundred dinars in return".
The Imam then took out a purse containing three hundred dinars and gave it to him, and said "leave the plants as they are, and May Allah give you whatever you wish for in return for them", the Omari man then stood and kissed the imam's head and asked for his forgiveness. The imam (A.S) smiled and left.
Later the Imam went to mosque and saw the Omari man sitting thus when he looked at him he said: "Allah knows best where to place his message!" a group of his companions gathered around him and questioned him "what is your story?!You always said something different!!", he replied "you heard what I said now" and then he started praying for the imam (A.S) and his companions became enemies. Thus when the imam (A.S) returned to his house and he said to those who asked his permission to kill the Omari man: "which was better, what I wanted or what you wanted?".
(Al-Ershad by Al-Mufeed 2:233, Al-Manaqib by Ibn ShahrAshub 4:319, Kashf Al-Ghummah 2:228)
The narrators mentioned that the imam (A.S) used to give purse containing two to three hundred dinars, and the purses of Musa Al-Kadhim (A.S) were a famous example.
Imam Musa Al-Kadhim's death and its causes:
In the second part of his book E'alam Al-Wara the trustee of Islam Al-Tabrasi mentions the causes of Imam Al-Kadhim's death. He says "they mentioned that Al-Rasheed arrested him (the imam A.S) when he came to the Madina on his way back from Hajj. The Rasheed confined him and summoned for two domes and placed each one on different mules, and the mules were sent along with a group of horses. The horses then parted ways one group headed toward Kufa and the other toward Basra thus the mules also parted ways. The imam was under the dome that was heading toward Basra. (Al-Rasheed took these measures to cause misinformation), Al-Rasheed ordered for to imam to be taken to E'sa bin Ja'far bin Al-Mansur, thus he imprisoned him for a year, then Al-Rasheed wrote to him for his blood, E'sa asked to be pardoned. Al-Rasheed then ordered for the Imam to be taken to Baghdad, and thus he was handed to Al-Fadhl bin Rabee' and he stayed there for a long time (peace upon him), then the Rasheed needed him for one of his matters but the Imam (A.S) refused, thus the Rasheed ordered for the Imam to be taken to Al-Fadhl bin Yahiya and he placed him in one of his homes under surveillance, thus the imam was busy in worship, he would revive the entire night with prayer and Quran recite, and fast most of his days, and does not turn his face away from his prayer niche, thus Al-Fadhl bin Yahiya gave him more liberty and awarded him.
The news reached Al-Rasheed while he was at Raqqa, thus he wrote to Al-Fadhl ordering him to kill the Imam. Al-Fadhl refrained from doing so, thus Al-Rasheed was enraged and changed his treatment and ordered for Al-Fadhl to be taken to Al-Abbas bin Muhammad, where he was whipped a hundred times. And he ordered for the Imam (A.S) to be taken to the Al-Sindy Bin Shahik. When the news reached Yahiya bin Khalid he rode to Al-Rasheed and said to him: "I will sponsor the execution of your order", then he exited to Baghdad and summoned Al-Sindy and ordered him with his (Al-Rasheed's) order, Al-Sindy obeyed and poisoned the Imam via the food that he presented to him. It is said that Al-Sindy placed the poison in ripe dates, the Imam ate from them and was in pain for three days and died in the third day.
At his martyrdom (Allah's peace and prayers upon him) Al-Sindy brought a group of clerics and those with notability from Baghdad to the Imam's cell, among them was Al-Haytham bin Odai, they looked at the Imam and saw no sign of injury or strangle. Al-Sindy took the Imam's body and place it on a bridge in Baghdad, he then gave orders to Yahiya bin Khalid to shout: "This is Musa bin Ja'far the one whom the Rafidha claim to be immortal, he is dead so look at him", people then gathered looking at the Imam's face, then he was carried and buried in the burial grounds of Quraish.
(more references: O'yun Akhbar Al-Rida 1:85, Al-Ershad by Al-Mufeed 2:239, Al-Ghayba by Al-Tousi 28, Al-Manaqib by Ibn ShahrAshub 4:327)
Proofs of the Abbasy maltreatment towards the Imam (A.S) from the books of the opposition:
Al-A'alam by Al-Zarkali (7/321):
Musa Al-Kadhim (128-183 Hijri), Musa bin Ja'far Al-Sadiq bin Muhammad Al-Baqir. Abu Al-Hassan: the seventh of the twelve imams according to the Emami sect.
He was one of the masters among the sons of Hashim, and the most worshipping among the people of his time, and one of the biggest munificent clerics. He was born in Abwa'a (near the Madina) and lived in the Madina, he was brought to Baghdad by the Al-Mahdi Al-Abbasy, and then he returned him to Madina. Al-Rasheed was notified that people were pledging allegiance to Al-Kadhim, thus when he went to hajj he went through Madina (year 179 Hijri) and took him with him to Basra and imprisoned him near its sovereign E'sa bin Ja'far for one year, then he transferred him to Baghdad and died a prisoner. It was said that he was killed.
Man Lahu Riwayah Fi Al-Kutub Al-Sittah by Al-Thahabi (2/303): Musa Al-kadhim bin Ja'afar bin Muhammad Al-Alawi…Abu Hatim said: Trustworthy, An imam died in the prison of Al-Rasheed born in 128 Hijri and died 183 Hijri.
Al-Esami in Samat Al-Nujum Al-Awali (2/172): some of the seditions that took place during their time (referring to the Abbassies): the war of the people of Madina, the killing of Muhammad of the pure soul… the killing of his brother Ibrahim bin Abdullah, and the imprisonment of their father Abdullah the sheer, and the death of Imam Musa Al-Kadhim in prison through poisoning in the time of Haroon Al-Rasheed.
Ibn Khillican in Wafiyat Al-A'ayan (5/309): He (imam Al-Kadhim) stayed in the Madina until the days of Haroon Al-Rasheed, upon Haroon's return from minor Hajj in year 179 Hijri he carried Musa with him to Baghdad and imprisoned him their until he died in his in prison.
Ibn Al-Jawzi in Sifat Al-Safwa (1/218): Muhammad bin Ismail says: Musa bin Ja'far sent a message to Al-Rasheed from prison, him message was "not a single day of ordeal will elapse upon me without a day of welfare elapsing upon you, until we elapse our days to a day that does not elapse wherein the nullifiers lose".
Al-Khateeb Al-Baghdadi in Tareekh Baghdad (5/463): Musa bin Ja'far…Abu Al-Hassan Al-Hashimi. It is said that he was born in the Madina in year 128 Hijri, he was taken to Baghdad by Al-Mahdi then returned to the Madina and settled there until the days of Al-Rasheed, when Haroon came on his leave from minor hajj of Ramadan in year 179 Hijri he carried Musa with him to Baghdad and imprisoned him there until he died in his prison.
Abu Al-Fidaa in Al-Mukhtasar (1/157-158): then the year 183 Hijri entered , and in it died Musa Al-Kadhim bin Ja'afar Al-Sadiq bin Muhammad Al-Baqir bin Ali Zane-Al-Abideen bin Al-Hussein bin Ali bin Abi Talib in Baghdad inside the prison of Al-Rasheed. And he had him imprisoned by Al-Sindy Bin Shahik. Al-Sindy's sister took responsibility for his service. And she said about Musa: when he prayed the evening he would praise Allah and glorify him until midnight, then he stands to pray until dawn, thus he prays the Morning Prayer and then he would extol Allah until sunrise, then he would sit until morning, then he would sleep and wake up before noontide, then he would redo his ablution and pray until he prays the afternoon prayer, then he would extol Allah until he prays the sunset prayer, then he would pray between sunset and evening, this was his daily habit until he died, and he was known as Al-Kadhim (the suppressor of rage) due to his kindness towards those who abuse him.
Ibn Taymiya in Minhaj Al-Sunnah (4/55-56): Musa bin Ja'far, Abu Hatim says about him "trustworthy, truthful and an imam among the Muslims imams". I (Ibn Taimiya) said: Musa was born in Madina in year 120 and some years, Al-Mahdi brought him to Baghdad and then returned him to Madina, and he settled in it until the days of Haroon Al-Rasheed, were Haroon returned from minor hajj and carried Musa with him to Baghdad and imprisoned him there until he died in his prison.
Ibn Hajr Al-Haytami in Al-Sawaiq Al-Muh'riqa (2/591-592): and when Al-Rasheed went to Hajj he (the Imam A.S) was slandered to him and he was told that the finance is carried to him from every side until he bought a village with thirty thousand dinars. Thus he arrested him and sent him to his sovereign in Basra E'sa bin Ja'afar bin Mansur where he imprisoned him for a year, then Haroon wrote to him ordering his execution, but E'sa asked to be pardoned….and when the news reached Al-Rasheed he wrote to Al-Sindy to collect him and gave Al-Sindy his order, thus Al-Sindy placed poison in his food and its said in ripe dates, thus he became indisposed and died after three days at the age of 65 years.
Ibn Emad Al-Hanbali in Shatharat Al-Thahab (1/304-305): and it (year 183 Hijri) died the lofty master Abu Al-Hassan Musa Al-Kadhim bin Ja'afar Al-Sadiq, and the father of Ali bin Musa Al-Rida, born in year 128 Hijri.
Abu Hamid says: he is trustworthy and an imam from the Muslims imams.
Others said: he was a good worshipper, munificent, meek, of great value, he was once mistreated by a man and he (Imam Musa A.S) left him and gave him thirty thousand dinars. And he is one of the infallible twelve imams according to the Emami faith.
He lived in Madina, and was brought to Baghdad by Al-Mahdi and was imprisoned, thus Al-Mahdi saw in his sleep Ali may Allah dignify his face telling him: "O'Muhammad! 'Then, is it to be expected of you, if ye were put in authority, that ye will do mischief in the land, and break your ties of kith and kin?'". Thus he released him under the condition that he doesn't rebel against him and his children, and he gave him tree thousand dinars and returned him to Madina.
Then he was imprisoned by Haroon in his government and died in his prison.
Al-Sha'arany in Lawafih' Al-Anwar first chapter: Musa bin Ja'far may Allah be pleased with him was born year 128 Hijri, and was brought by Al-Mahdi to Iraq, and then returned him to Madina, thus he settled there until the days of Al-Rasheed, and when Al-Rasheed went to Madina he carried him with him and imprisoned him in Baghdad until he died poisoned in it, may Allah be pleased with him….and his grave is famous.


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I refer specifically to coils on 1980's 4 strokes. One has to check both primary and secondary windings.
It is the secondary that always stumps me as I never get the readings informed i should. This on perfectly working ones for thousands of miles!
This is simple bridging the two contacts with the lowest setting on the multimeter for resistance, 200ohms setting.
A result of 3.5-5 Is thought ok.
One I am told connects the multimeter at 20k ohms setting to the primary side and one to the plug cap contact.
This should display between 10-20k ohms.
On most of my fully functioning bikes , ones I have ridden round Europe the result is "1". I.e total resistance.
it works fine ? It is the wrong reading ? On all my bikes I have that reading and they work fine ? When the test says they are bust?
If however I test by bridging both of the secondary side contacts on that very coil I get a normal reading - 10-20k.
Are coils in some way different and thus need testing in another way ?
I at one time bought some brand new coils and they out of the box tested the same , secondary "1" resistance !
Any electrical wizz's help explain this ?
I attach a pic of a coil that shows the pictured results bridging both secondary terminals @ 20k mm setting.
It shows "1" when connecting primary and secondary .
1981 KZ650-H1 CSR with stock electronic ignition.
secondary resistance >>> 12k to 18k ohms.
note: the readings listed in the manual are for a Kawasaki tester. supposedly, any other meter can give different results & there is no way to know if the readings are good or not.
Using a VC97 digital multimeter.
Actual readings of used OEM coil that I removed from the motorcycle a while ago.
secondary resistance >>> spark plug wires removed = 12.25k ohms.
secondary resistance >>> spark plug wires installed but spark plug caps removed = 12.44k ohms.
note: with the spark plug caps installed, I was not getting any reading. Also for some tests, it can be handy to use an analog meter to see if the needle sweeps.
1981 KZ650-CSR. Competition, Sports & Road.
Last edited by martin-csr; 02-12-2018 at 10:13 AM.
All good info but how to test ?
A) connect as in any you tube video from primary to secondary ? Plug Cap , jump lead whatever on ?
This method works on none of my stock coils even new ones in the shop !!!!!!
B) as on mine bridge the two secondary terminals ? Which seems to give the right reading?
The issue is with option a) I get "1" on mm. Meaning total resistance . This on perfectly working coils.
WHY? I have never known why .
I do not know what sort of reading, if any, you should get when testing between 1 primary terminal & 1 secondary terminal. The Kawasaki service manual does not say to do that.
The primary resistance is checked with the meter leads touching the 2 primary terminals.
The secondary resistance is checked with the meter leads touching the 2 secondary terminals as shown in your photo.
The manual shows the secondary resistance being checked at the spark plug wire ends with the spark plug caps removed.
Common sense coil check. Ride the motorcycle at high speed, then stop & feel the coils --- press firmly with your fingers: they should be warm, not hot. Mine tested fine cold, but after riding they were very hot to the touch, so I installed the green Dyna 3.0 ohm coils. Hot indicates that there are internal shorts or winding breakdown or something like that. The windings can become old & oxidized over time, as can the spark plug wires & connections.
That is just the way the coils are wired internally.
It explains why my coils are fine!! And run on my bikes! But they tested wrong as I was doing the wrong test.
I have never known the answer to that !
I am ready to test again with any advice.


Leanne called me 1:30 PDT this afternoon. Based on her last GPS signal last night, the epicenter of the earthquake, and no contact from her all morning, it was a very unnerving morning. But she is fine.
The earthquake was felt as far as Barstow and San Diego, but none of the hikers that she encountered today mentioned an earthquake, and she did not feel it at all.
After a grueling day yesterday, her feet were in a lot of pain for about two hours after she stopped hiking Monday night. She has one new blister and an old one that doesn't want to heel.
Today, while hiking through the desert, it was hot and miserable, and she thought, "what the hell am I doing?" Now she is in the trees where it's cooler, and her spirits are lifted.
Peanut started hiking at 6:12 a.m. on Tuesday at 5,000 feet elevation and had covered 15.5 miles (more than 38,000 steps) with a 3,000-foot elevation gain. She was at mile 241.1 at 1:30 p.m. She will go a few more miles before calling it a day. She saw several hikers in the early morning but has not seen anyone for the past hour.
She is now in California Section C for those following on a map from Halfmile or Guthook. She will send updates and pictures when she has a better signal.
It didn't get any stronger than "moderate," so if she wasn't sitting still, it seems unsurprising that she didn't feel it. This map is based on people getting on the website, plotting their locations and answering a survey on shaking intensity.


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Our Digital Rights
How Scotland can realise the rights of children and young people in the digital world
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Author: 5Rights Commission
Year Evidence Completed: 2017
Age range: 11-14 15-17 18+
Location: Scotland-wide
This report is a culmination of our exploration in how Scotland can realise our rights as young people in the digital world, through the gathering of broad and diverse evidence from a wide range of experts and sources, innovative creation of ideas, and careful reflection on the impact of our solutions. During the course of our investigation, we deepened our understanding around digital issues, widened our knowledge around how our rights can be recognised, and had our own beliefs and perceptions about the digital world challenged. We hope that this report shows the wealth of sources that have influenced our thinking, and the passion and hopes we have for a rights-respecting digital world.
The common theme that has emerged, is the need to stop looking at the digital and analogue world in different lights. This is why we have called our report 'Our Digital Rights', with the word 'digital' scored out. The offline and online worlds are two equal and intertwined aspects of our lives. Our rights are still our rights whether we are on social media or out on the streets; we are still young people that need support and empowerment whether we are on our smartphone or in the classroom. We learnt during our investigation that, for us to understand the world around us, our digital literacy is very much part of our general literacy. Building cyber resilience, is very much part of building our resilience against all risks. Our digital life is really just our life – and our digital rights are not digital at all, they are simply our existing rights as young people.
Rights and responsibilities go hand in hand, and the rights of children and young people are the responsibilities of everyone – including ourselves as young people. We should take the lead in making sure our rights are realised, but we also need actions from our parents, carers, schools, youth workers, industry, and government. It is not a young person's sole fault that they have had negative experiences online, and adequate support for us does not come only from home or school. We see this as our starting point for a rights-respecting digital world, and we hope that our recommendations can inspire you to take steps into realising our rights in your own work and capacity, and share this responsibility with us in creating a digital world that upholds our rights as its priority.
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Factory girl Marian Martin has two ways out of poverty: brains and beauty. But it's 1928, and brains don't help a girl much.unless she uses them to promote her other asset. So in no time Marian's living on Park Avenue, draped in designer gowns, dripping in jewels, and cuddled up with a man who isn't her husband. Joan Crawford plays the lollipop and Clark Gable plays the sucker she lands - and eventually comes to love - in this pre-Code scorcher that expertly mixes greed, ambition, politics and sex into a frank portrait of a world where men have power and women have a sell-by date stamped on their flesh. Share the glamour and the heartache as Marian discovers that to possess the things she wants, she must be Possessed.
Actors: Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, Wallace Ford, Skeets Gallagher, Frank Conroy, Marjorie White, John Miljan, Clara Blandick,
Directors: Clarence Brown,
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The 51-year-old triple threat's new video is beautiful.
January 14, 2021 - 18:23 UTC By Fabiana Buontempo
Jennifer Lopez closed out 2020 with a bang performing on New Year's Eve and now only a few weeks into 2021, she is already blessing us with new skincare and a new music video. At the very start of this year, the 51-year-old beauty launched her JLo Beauty line which includes eight products to help you achieve that famous JLo glow. Now, the singer is releasing a new music video for her hit single, 'In The Morning.'
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Jennifer Lopez has several stunning looks in her new music video.
After days of sharing teaser photos and clips on her social media page, Lopez released the music video on Triller, and then it'll be on all video platforms tomorrow. The video is an ethereal experience that will transform fans into another - very fashionable - world. As described in a press release for the video, "The song and music video is a symbolic representation of the need for change and growth in relationships, but the acknowledgment that you may only be able to change yourself."
The "In The Morning" video was styled by Lopez's longtime stylists, Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn and the looks are beautiful. The music video opens with Lopez wearing a pastel Iris van Herpen gown sinking to the bottom of the ocean and then she's awakened by a small glimmer of hope that's represented by a butterfly.
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Then, Lopez begins a metamorphosis, representing growth and evolution. The thought behind the theme of this video is beautiful and very fitting for the new year. "Within us all, there is a butterfly representing hope and the will to move forward. We all have the strength to go through our own metamorphosis as the process starts within," as said in the press release.
Jennifer Lopez's "In The Morning" music video is all about growth and evolution.
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Ray Stern | October 30, 2013 | 6:04am
Tuesday's triple-fatality pileup on Interstate 10 near Picacho Peak wasn't the worst in Arizona history.
Dust-storm collisions are a fact of life here in the desert, ever since our forefathers laid down the superhighways. At the average cruising speed on Interstate 10 -- about 90 mph, most days -- being rendered suddenly blind is probably the worst thing that can happen.
Here are several tips that may allow you to survive should this weather phenomenon catch you on the open road:
See also: - Arizona Drivers Still Can't Drive in the Rain
* Let technology help you. Turn that weather alert on your smartphone back on. While nothing but an annoyance in the climate-controlled environment of your home, the alert could save your life. Find your phone's settings and notifications and turn that sucker on for road trips, especially if you're on Interstate 10, one of the most notorious roads in the country for pileups.
* Don't think that just because it's not monsoon season, you're safe. As Tuesday's deadly crash showed, blinding dust can cause accidents at many different times of the year. One of the state's deadliest was in April 1995, when 10 people died on I-10 near Bowie. A list of the state's worst dust-storm-related crashes compiled by Channel 15 on Tuesday shows they've occurred from March to October.
* Follow the Three-Second Rule, a.k.a., Driving Like Grandpa. Most of these pileup crashes occur when someone comes zooming in from behind. The answer is, duh, slow down. In normal driving, making sure that you're at least three seconds behind the driver in front of you pretty much assures you'll have time to react to anything. Driving like a grandpa tends to cause people who want to text and speed to pass you. As visibility decreases further, they're more likely to be the ones crumpled under the semi-truck.
* On a trip from Phoenix to El Paso once, we encountered what was essentially an all-day dust storm. Visibility was bad, but not so bad that traffic wasn't moving. Pulling off the road and waiting it out wasn't really an option. Okay, it was an option, but we didn't pull over. We have no advice for this situation -- just mentioning it.
* Learn all those neat tips about surviving dust storms. As long as the government spent some of your money on a website and made a video, why not check it out? The URL is pullasidestayalive.org. Or click here for the meat of the website, the list of tips.
* You don't really need to go to the website. What it boils down to is this: When the dust storm impairs your visibility, pull all the way off the paved part of the road as possible, make sure no light is emanating from your automobile, and keep your seat belts on.
Ray Stern has worked as a newspaper reporter in Arizona for more than two decades. He's won many awards for his reporting, including the Arizona Press Club's Don Bolles Award for Investigative Journalism.
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Established in 1981 and situated in its iconic building in Brixton's Windrush Square since 2014, Black Cultural Archives (BCA) is the only national repository of Black history and culture in the UK.
Written by Arike-Oke 25/07/2019
The power of an archives is how it relates to our identity and community, and how we understand our place in the world. We are the keepers of stories of activism, struggles and successes and we open them up to visitors so that they can choose their own path through them.
It's a unique collection which goes beyond documentary heritage and includes photos, objects, videos and oral histories from the world of Black British theatre, culture, dance and more. It includes objects like a rare Roman coin thought to be the earliest currency to feature a person of colour and artefacts from the early Black Power movement.
We work with partners to create exhibitions that present the Black British experience and have a public reading room and library where materials from the archive can be viewed.
BCA was founded over 30 years ago as our co-founder Len Garrison grappled with the fundamental question of "Where are our monuments? Where are our martyrs? …" His words continue to echo throughout the country today, as we are still asking these same questions in the face of institutions that are still unable to value our contributions and heritage.
In the many years since BCA's inception, our community has faced challenges, most recently the Windrush Scandal. When it was first discovered in 2018, we felt it was a shameful lack of appreciation of the courageous citizens who helped to create what we know as Britain today. The government's hostile environment policy affected people from our community who have been living and working in Britain for over 70 years. It reflected the general lack of appreciation of the continued presence of the Black community in this country throughout history.
This is not an immigration story, not a moment of migrant history, but is central to British history, and a turning point in the then Empire.. The history of Black people in Britain dates back centuries, yet this history has been long hidden. It is our duty to unearth and share these histories with everyone for a better and deeper appreciation of British identity, ultimately eradicating the injustices borne of ignorance and lack of empathy.
The "Windrush generation" travelled as individuals, later bringing their families to join them. The resilience and courage of the generations that followed have shaped today's Black British community. The fact that citizenship questions are being raised decades later is highly problematic.
BCA's archive collection holds a copy of the 1948 Nationality Act which gave all colonial subjects British citizenship, as well as copies of subsequent Immigration Acts which attempted to remove that right. Our collection holds historical evidence of the oppositional campaigns to the racist 1962 Immigration Act, known as the Colour Bar Immigration Act, which expressly limited the movement of British citizens from its colonies. The destruction of the landing cards that provided evidence of the Windrush Generation's arrival would not have happened had they been entrusted instead to BCA's national collection . BCA exists to ensure the preservation of this history, our archive differs from national or government archives, as our remit is to preserve the narratives of the people. . We have been entrusted by generations of individuals, families and organisations to safeguard these materials, our history, British history.
We have been working with and alongside government and community initiatives to support the wider community to navigate the current situation and help to overcome the distrust and distress that has arisen. Legal clinics were held at BCA and we became a central point of contact for the community and a safe space to ask critical questions and make enquiries.
We continue to tell the story of Windrush with our forthcoming programme dedicated to the resilience, impact and legacy of the Windrush Generation.
The programme will amplify the voices of those who lived through this case of modern-day history, and will acknowledge the ongoing contribution of all those that came after.
Stories past and present will come to life, presenting visitors with the real voices of Windrush. We hope people from all communities will learn how Windrush came to be and the true stories of a people displaced, even though Britain should have been a home from home.
This programme is for all communities who will uncover hidden dimensions to this familiar story. It is for all people to learn about the struggles and contributions of Black British Caribbeans – and beyond – during this time.
BCA welcomes everyone who wishes to use it's resources, share their stories and participate. More information can be found on our website https://blackculturalarchives.org/
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Anne Wood
Name Anne Wood
Role Television producer
Born 1 December 1937 (age 78) (1937-12-01) Spennymoor, England
Books Evangelical Balance Sheet: Character, Family, and Business in Mid-Victorian Nova Scotia
Awards British Academy Television Rediffusion Star Awards: Harlequin
Nominations Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series
TV shows Teletubbies, Boohbah, Rosie and Jim, Pob's Programme, Playbox
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Occupation Children's TV producer
Organizations founded Ragdoll Productions
Connecting with kids anne wood cbe
Anne Wood, CBE (born 1 December 1937) is an English children's television producer, responsible for co-creating Teletubbies with Andrew Davenport.
She was born in Spennymoor, County Durham, England, and grew up in Tudhoe Colliery, a small coal-mining village nearby.
She qualified as a secondary school teacher through the Bingley Training College in Yorkshire and took up her first teaching post back home in Spennymoor. She married Barrie Wood in 1959 and moved to Surbiton in Surrey where she took up a teaching role at Hollyfield Road Secondary School.
This was the era of the first children's paperback book and Anne became an early pioneer of a children's paperback book club scheme for schools set up by Scholastic Publications. She retired from teaching on the birth of her daughter and was taken on by Scholastic as editor of their Children's Book Club.
When the Wood family moved to Byfleet in Surrey, she expanded her interest in how books and children's development could be brought together. In 1965 she founded and edited a quarterly magazine Books for Your Children, a publication aimed at parents, teachers and librarians and fully supported by children's publishers. Initially the UK Arts Council supported the magazine with a small financial grant. As a further promotion of children's books in 1969 Wood set up the Federation of Children's Book Groups, an organisation still in existence today. Also in 1969 in recognition of her contribution to the promotion of children's books Wood was awarded the Eleanor Farjeon Award.
Tyne Tees Television for ITV 1977 Puzzle Party hosted by Gyles Brandreth and featuring Gnigel the Gnu!
Yorkshire Television for ITV 1979 – 1983 5 series of The Book Tower, a programme aimed at stimulating children's interest in books. Hosts included Tom Baker and Stephen Moore. Winner of a Children's BAFTA in 1979 and 1982. Winner Prix Jeunesse 1980. 1982–1987 Three series of Ragdolly Anna based on the children's books by Jean Kenward. Innovative technology brought the ragdoll to life. The series starred Pat Coombs as the dressmaker owner of the ragdoll.
Head of Children's Programmes for TV-AM. In April 1983 introduced Roland Rat a character created by David Claridge in The Spectacular Shedvision Show. The series is generally regarded as the saviour of the ailing breakfast television service. Roland took the audience from 100,000 to 1.8 million. Wood produced six further series, Rat on the Road (1983), Roland's Winter Wonderland (1983). filmed in Switzerland, Roland Goes East (1984), filmed in Hong Kong, Rat on the Road II (1984), Operation Fog I (1984), Roland's Countdown to Christmas (1984). Concurrent with Roland Rat Wood produced a Sunday morning series Rub a Dub Tub – a magazine-style one-hour programme for very young children. It began transmission in February 1983.
Ragdoll Productions (UK) Limited: Wood founded her own independent children's television production company in 1984.
Productions (with first transmission years)
POB for Channel 4 1985–1987 (3 series); 2 special videos produced: Pob and Friends, (1988); Pob Goes to Hospital (1990)
Playbox for ITV 1988–1989 (1 series) (35 programmes)
The Magic Mirror for ITV 1989 (1 series) British animation series with live action opening and closing sequences. First sponsored (Kellogg's) children's programme series shown on British television.
Boom! for Channel 4 1990–1991 (2 series) Innovative programme series aimed at giving "special needs" children a programme of equal status.
Rosie and Jim for ITV 1990–2000 (8 series)
Brum for BBC 1991–2001 (3 series)
Tots TV for ITV 1993–1998 (8 series)
Open a Door for BBC 1994–2003 (4 series)
Teletubbies for BBC 1997–1999 (2 series) (365 programmes)
Badjelly the Witch for BBC 2000 (movie) (Along with Norma Farnes)
Boohbah for GMTV and ITV 2003–2005 (2 series) (125 programmes)
What Makes me Happy for Channel Five 2005 (1 series)
Blips for ITV 2005–2006 (2 series)
In the Night Garden... for BBC 2007–2008 (2 series) (100 programmes)
Tronji for BBC 2009 (2 series)
The Adventures of Abney & Teal for BBC 2011–2012 (2 series)
Dipdap for BBC 2011–2012 (1 series) (52 programmes)
Twirlywoos for BBC 2015 (2 series)
1969 Eleanor Farjeon Award (for services to children's books)
1974 Ronald Politzer Award (for book promotion)
1997 The Baird Medal of the Royal Television Society, Midland Centre
1998 Fellowship of the Royal Television Society
1999 The Veuve Clicquot Award for Business Woman of the Year 1998
2000 Commander of the Order of the British Empire for Services to Children's Broadcasting
2000 BAFTA Special Award Outstanding Contribution in Children's Television and Film
2003 Women in Film & Television awards the Olswang Business Award
2007 The Harvey Lee Award for Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting British Press Guild Awards
2010 Lifetime Achievement award from Mother and Baby Magazine
2013 Honorary Doctorate University of Birmingham
2014 Voice of the Listener and Viewer Award for Contribution to Children's Television
Productions For Yorkshire TV
1979 Children's BAFTA (for The Book Tower) Harlequin Documentary/Factual
1980 Prix Jeunesse (for The Book Tower)
1982 Children's BAFTA (for The Book Tower) Children's Programme (Documentary/Factual)
Productions As Ragdoll Productions
1990 New York Film & Television Festival
1991 Birmingham (UK) Film & Television Festival
Rosie and Jim
1992 TV Ontario Award
1990 New York Film & Television Festival (The Goose Girl, The Hobyahs, Jack & The Beanstalk)
1990 Chicago International Festival of Films
Tots TV
1993 TV Quick – Gold Award
1996 Prix Jeunesse
1996 Children's BAFTA (For Best Pre-School Live Action)
1997 Retail Marketing Award (Highly Commended) Awards of Excellence (Video Home Entertainment) "Fluffy Little Chicks"
Open a Door
1996 Prix Jeunesse for Brazilian episode "The Boy, The Slum and The Pan Lids"
1998 Festival of Light Filmfest, Seattle, USA Brazilian episode "Tezi" for " Most Popular Film of the Festival Award"
1998 Seoul International Family Film Festival, Korea First Prize, Short Live-Film Section "Jasper", UK episode
2000 Prix Jeunesse "Tuli" (Namibia) BMW Special Prize for a programme with limited production facilities.
2000 Early Education 28th Contest of the Japan Prize for UK episode "Laura and Barry"
2001 Gold World Medal, Children's Special Category the New York Festivals Television Programming and Promotion Competition for the Open a door series
2002 Grand Award, Best Children's/Youth Programme the New York Festivals Television Programming and Promotion Competition for the Open a door series
2004 Gold World Medal the New York Festivals Television Programming and Promotion Competition for Open a door series 4
2004 The Japan Foundation President's Prize "Yolanda", Series 4, Open a door, South Africa episode Also one of the two runners-up in the Japan Prize Early Education Program Division
2005 BEST Live Action Short Film 7th Annual BAMKids Film Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), USA "Hic!", Series 4, Open a door, USA episode
Badjelly the Witch
2002 Finalist Certificate Children's Programs Category the New York Festivals Television Programming and Promotion Competition.
1997 Grand Prize: Winner, Pre-School Education Category 24th Japan Prize International Contest, Tokyo
1997 City of Birmingham (UK) Award Best Midlands Produced Children's Television Production of 1997 (Celebrating a unique contribution to the media industry in the region)
1997 Royal Television Society the Children's Entertainment Award
1997 Video programmes award – Awards for excellence (Video Home Entertainment)
1998 The NATS Indies children's award Sixth Annual Awards for Independent Television Productions
1998 Children's BAFTA Best Pre-School Programme
1999 The Nickleodeon Indies Children's Award Seventh Annual Awards for Independent Television Productions
1999 International Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association 17th Annual Awards GALA in New York
License of the Year
Entertainment/Character license of the year
Entertainment/Character License of the year/Hard Goods (to Hasbro Inc for Teletubbies)
Entertainment/Character License of the year/Soft Goods (to Children's Apparel Network for Teletubbies Apparel)
International Licensing Agency of the year (awarded to BBW Worldwide and Ragdoll)
2000 BBC Audicall Indies Children's award Eighth annual awards for Independent Television Production (third consecutive year of winning at the Indies)
2000 Royal Television Society Best Pre-School & Infants Award
2003 Ghana's TV and Radio Programme Awards Best Children's Programme
2005 MUMSNET Best DVDs for 0-1s and 1-2s
2014 Joint Winner of the Most Edgy Programme of the last 50 Years at Prix Jeunesse 2014
2014 Runner-up in the Great Impact Programme of the last 50 Years at Prix Jeunesse 2014
Teletubbies Everywhere
2002 Children's BAFTA Best Pre-School Live Action Award
Boohbah
2004 The Flash Festival – Paris Best Website Experimental Category – www.boohbah.tv
What Makes me Happy
2007 Golden Butterfly Award – Iran Best Short or Medium-length Video Golden Butterfly Award – at 2007 International Festival of Film for Children and Young Adults
2007 9th China Children's Film Festival Special Award – Ningbo, China As selected by a viewer panel composed solely of children
2008 37th ROSHD International Film Festival, Iran Golden Statue Award to "Mahmoud's Film" (Palestine)
2009 Chicago Children's International Film Festival "Angelina's Film" (South Sudan) nominated
2009 Cine Golden Eagle Award Washington, USA "Angelina's Film" (South Sudan)
2011 Cine Golden Eagle Award Washington, USA "Jose's Film" (Colombia)
2011 Toronto International Film & Video Festival "Tung's Film" (Vietnam) Best Children's Category
2007 BAFTA Children's Best Pre-school Live Action Programme
2007 British Toy Retailers' Association UK Toy of the Year – Igglepiggle Blanket Time
2008 Australian Toy Association Australian Toy Hobby & Nursery Fair Pre-school Licensed Product of the Year – Igglepiggle Blanket Time
2008 Licensing Awards 2008 Best Licensed Toys or Games Range In the Night Garden Toy Range from Hasbro
2008 Licensing Awards 2008 Best Baby/Pre-School Licensed Property (aimed at 0–5 year olds) In the Night Garden
2008 Licensing Awards 2008 Best Food or Drink Range in the Night Garden Confectionery Range from Bon Bon Buddies
2008 Right Start Magazine Best Toy Awards In the Night Garden Sit & Ride, MV Sport & Leisure Ltd for Best Use of Character for the Tombliboos In the Night Garden Gazebo Ball Pool, Martin Yaffe won the Outdoor Category In the Night Garden Wooden Ninky Nonk Stacking Train, DanJam was Highly Commended in the Mini Movers Category
2008 Toy Retailers Association Pre-School Range 2008 In the Night Garden by Hasbro
2010 Broadcast Magazine Award Best Pre-school show
2010 Voice of the Listener & Viewer Award for Excellence in Broadcasting Best Children's Television Programme
Dipdap
2011 Children's BAFTA Best Children's Short Form Programme
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Nacional Futebol Clube - brazylijski klub piłkarski z siedzibą w mieście Manaus, stolicy stanu Amazonas.

Osiągnięcia
Mistrz stanu Amazonas (Campeonato Amazonense) (43): 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1922, 1923, 1933, 1936, 1937, 1939, 1941, 1942, 1945, 1946, 1950, 1957, 1963, 1964, 1968, 1969, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2012, 2014, 2015
Wicemistrz stanu Amazonas (Campeonato Amazonense) (13): 1965, 1967, 1970, 1975, 1982, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994, 2001, 2005, 2009
Torneio Início do Campeonato Amazonense (15): 1946, 1948, 1962, 1964, 1967, 1970, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1981, 1992, 1999, 2000, 2004
Taça Pacto Amazônico: 1981
King of Morocco Cup (Rabat): 1984

Historia
Klub założony został 13 stycznia 1913 pod początkową nazwą Eleven Nacional.

Pierwszy mecz w mistrzostwach stanu Amazonas (Campeonato Amazonense) Nacional rozegrał 8 lutego 1914 - przeciwnikiem był klub Manaós Sporting.

Linki zewnętrzne
Strona klubu Nacional
Arquivo de Clubes - informacje o klubie Nacional

Brazylijskie kluby piłkarskie
Kluby piłkarskie założone w 1913

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Who doesn't need a little bling in their life? These little gems will add the perfect amount of sparkle to any hairdo. Wear one or wear 'em all.
MEOW! These are the purr-fect clips for the cat lover in your life. 2" leather clip with stitched cat and little whiskers.
Say hello to our favorite citrus of the season, the clementine! Wear this orange cutie in your hair and dazzle them with your sweetness.
2" clip with beads in the shape of a leafy clementine.
It's always a party when you wear these party hat clips. 2" silver leather snap clips come with a stitched ultrasuede party hat, topped with a small red pompom.
Be eco-friendly and wear these drought-resistant cactus clips! These 2" silver leather clips have green cacti with little pink cactus flowers on the top.
Your girl will be ready for the big luau when she wears these pineapple clips! 2" gold leather clips with stitched and printed ultrasuede pineapples.
We love watermelon on warm summer days, and these fun yet sophisticated watermelon clips will be just the accessory to refresh your outfit! 2" leather snap clips have ultrasuede watermelons stitched on.


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