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Two New Doctor Who Specials On BBC America Tonight
Viewers of BBC America will be treated to a packed schedule of episodes of Doctor Who and Torchwood , culminating in two new specials featuring David Tennant. The schedule includes both parts of David Tennant's swansong as the Doctor The End Of Time , starting at 2pm/1c as well as all five parts of the harrowing miniseries Torchwood: Children Of Earth . At 7pm/6c comes the first of the new specials: Doctor Who: The Companions As the Doctor's newest companion, Clara Oswald, steps into the TARDIS, take a look back at previous companions. Companions past and present talk about how the show has changed their lives At 8pm/7c it's time for the third of the monthly specials exploring the various incarnations of the Doctor since his first appearance fifty years ago. This time its the turn of the Third Doctor played by Jon Pertwee. The programme will be folllowed by the classic serial Spearhead From Space and will be repeated at 11pm/10c Doctor Who: T
Airdate For The Politician's Husband: Monday 22nd April
The Telegraph have listed an airdate of Monday 22nd April for The Politician's Husband , the new BBC Two political thriller starring David Tennant and Emily Watson. The Telegraph have listed the drama among their recommendations to watch and see in April 2013 and say: The Politician's Husband Paula Milne (White Heat) has written a sort of bookend to The Politician's Wife, her award-winning 1995 drama about marriage, power and politics. It stars David Tennant and Emily Watson as a married couple with different profiles in the corridors of Westminster . But then the balance of power shifts… The broadcast date has yet to be confirmed but if correct then it falls on the same day as the final episode of the ITV murder mystery Broadchurch , also starring David Tennant. For more news and information about The Politician's Husband click here
VIDEO: New Trailer Clips Of The Politician's Husband Starring David Tennant
The TVlivevideo channel on YouTube have uploaded a video clip via BBC2 Northern Ireland of BBC Two's March 2013 trailer which includes clips from the new David Tennant drama The Politician's Husband . View the video below - it should start at the correct point of 2 minutes 20 seconds The Politician's Husband Aiden Hoynes (David Tennant) is a senior cabinet minister who has always put his career before family, with the support of Freya (Emily Watson) , his devoted wife and mother to their two young children. But when Freya's own political career takes off and threatens to overshadow his, Aiden's life is thrown into chaos. As his political career comes to a standstill, and with his marriage turned upside down, Aiden takes increasing risks in his quest for power. The drama also stars Jack Shepherd, Roger Allam, Ed Stoppard and Oscar Kennedy. The series is due to start on BBC Two later this spring. More screencaps below:
OFFICIAL BBC Announcement: David Tennant And Billie Piper Are Confirmed For 50th Anniversary Cast
The BBC have now issued a statement confirming that David Tennant and Billie Piper will make up part of an exciting all- star cast of a special episode celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who. The BBC say: DOCTOR WHO ANNOUNCES ALL-STAR CAST FOR 50th ANNIVERSARY David Tennant and Billie Piper to return for blockbuster celebrations with John Hurt also confirmed. The BBC has today revealed some of the all-star cast that will mark the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who. David Tennant and Billie Piper will join current Doctor and companion, Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman, while John Hurt (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Alien, Harry Potter) will also co-star. Last seen as the Doctor on January 1st 2010, this will be the first time Tennant has reprised his role as the Tenth Doctor. During his reign as the Time Lord, Tennant appeared in three series as well as several specials. He was first revealed as the Doctor in the 2005 series finale, 'The Parting of the Ways'.
Happy Birthday BBC America!
The network that brings the best of British programming to America turns 15 this weekend. BBC America has previously brought such David Tennant packed treats as Doctor Who and Blackpool to US audiences along with other hits like Torchwood , Luther and Being Human . Next week it begins screening David's World War II spy drama Spies Of Warsaw (9pm, Wednesday 3rd April) and later in the year it will be the home of the highly acclaimed murder mystery series Broadchurch . The BBC America blog Anglophenia has compiled a list of fifteen top moments from their history, including a clip of David's song and dance routine to the Smiths classic The Boy With A Thorn In His Side , which you can watch below: Anglophenia also give us the bonus clip of a clip from the 2009 San Diego Comic Con from the Doctor Who panel, featuring the infamous Tennant / Barrowman kiss. For the full list of clips and highlights click here Click here for information about Sp
BBC Confirm David Tennant Casting In Doctor Who 50th Show
The BBC have now confirmed that David Tennant and Billie Piper along with John Hurt have been cast in the 50th Anniversary Doctor Who special. They will be joining stars Matt Smith as the Doctor and new companion Clara played by Jenna-Louise Coleman in the special episode which begins shooting on Monday. The official @BBCDoctorWho Twitter page have posted images of David Tennant, Billie Piper and John with the hashtag #DoctorWho50th. The information was leaked ahead of the official BBC announcement after copies of Doctor Who magazine containing casting news was sent out to subscribers early. .The 90 minute episode is expected to be shown on the night of the show's 50th Anniversary, Saturday 23rd November, and will also have a cinematic release. The show will be filmed in 3D, though will be screened in a standard version too. The new series of Doctor Who begins tonight at 6.15pm on BBC One and on BBC America at 8pm/7c.
David Tennant And Billie Piper To Return For Doctor Who 50th
Rumours are breaking that the Doctor Who news that everyone was waiting for is confirmed. According to subscribers of Doctor Who Magazine, David Tennant and Billie Piper will be returning for the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary special. John Hurt is also named among the cast. They will join current Doctor Matt Smith and new companion Jenna-Louise Coleman for the celebratory episode. The 50th Anniversary falls on Saturday 23rd November. The special episode will be 90 minutes long and will have a limited cinematic release along with the TV broadcast. There will be both 3D and standard versions. We'll bring you official confirmation and more details as soon as we have it Source: Gallifrey Base, with thanks to Sunshine
Now Magazine: Why David Tennant Is Ace In Broadchurch
Now Magazine have been catching up with Broadchurch and have nothing but the highest commendations for the drama and its actors. The series, which boasts David Tennant, Olivia Colman and Arthur Darvill among a star-studded cast, follows the effects of a brutal murder on a small seaside community. They say: "If you've not got stuck into ITV's newest, most spine-chilling crime drama of the year, then do it. Do it now!" They praise Olivia Colman as awesome as Ellie Miller an suggest that Will Mellor need never be associated with Two Pints Of Lager ever again after his great performance as apparent psychic Steve Connolly. However they believe that best of all is David Tennant as antisocial police officer DI Alec Hardy: "No more Doctor Who for him. He's doing an incredible job at playing a haunted, pill-popping, workaholic detective, with his own dark secrets to hide." There's still time left for UK viewers to catch up with all four epi
New Radio Drama - The Great Scott: The Fair Maid Of Perth Featuring David Tennant
David Tennant is one of the stars of a new BBC Radio 4 production of Walter Scott's The Fair Maid Of Perth. The three part series begins on Sunday 14th April at 3.00pm BST and can be heard worldwide via the BBC Radio 4 website . More details: The Great Scott: The Fair Maid Of Perth A beautiful glover's daughter is romantically pursued by a warmongering blacksmith, a poetising prince, a hot-headed clansman and a bumbling bonnet-maker in lawless 14th century Scotland . In Walter Scott's The Fair Maid of Perth, feeble King Robert III is failing to stop his beloved country being torn apart by warring clans and pillaging nobles – chaos reigns supreme and when the heroine, Catharine Glover, suffers heartbreak and tragedy at the hands of the vengeful Earl of March, a terrible dilemma presents itself. Should she follow the dictates of her heart by marrying the man she loves - or should she obey her father's wish and shun a world of 'hard iron and barbaric cruelties' by b
"It's Definitely Not Me." - Broadchurch Star Takes Themselves Off Suspect List
Nine million viewers a week have been following the investigation into the murderer of young Danny Latimer in the ITV hit drama Broadchurch and trying to work out the identity of his killer. Up until now most of the cast have kept quiet about the outcome of the case, but one principal cast member has opened up to rule themselves out of the running. In a recent interview the actor tells how they were so worried that their character might be the murderer that they eventually persuaded writer Chris Chibnall to confirm their innocence: "I didn't even know if anyone knew. I just kept going up to him and saying 'It better not be me!' and he said 'It's OK, it's not you.' That was all I needed to know. So it's definitely not me." The actor also talked about the experience of working on the drama, "It was a brilliant job because you don't often get a job for four-and-a-half months…it was quite a huge challenge, because the story on
David Tennant Costumes On Display At The RSC From April
The RSC's In Stitches: A Celebration Of RSC Costume featuring items worn by David Tennant opens on 20th April according to the My Daily website. The free exhibition which runs through the company's Summer and Winter seasons also includes costumes worn by Ian McKellern, Judy Dench, Mark Rylance and Derek Jacobi. The 35 handcrafted pieces illustrate the incredible skills of tailoring, dyeing, printing, leatherwork, beading, corsetry, millinery and jewellery making that are all required to create each hugely detailed piece In connection with the exhibition, the RSC are also launching a new appeal - Made In Stratford - that aims to raise £1 million to sustain the RSC's legacy of theatre making and support essential craft skills, facilities and training. Find out more and donate here David's Touchstone costume from 1996 The RSC say: This year sees a glorious celebration of costume displayed throughout our home in Stratford-upon-Avon . For the whole of
Viking River Cruises Suspend Broadchurch Sponsorship Over Boat Burning Scenes
Fans watching episode four of Broadchurch on ITV on Monday night spotted that something was missing from their usual viewing experience this week - the Viking River Cruises sponsorship messages that bracketed each ad break. It emerges that Viking River Cruises made the decision to pull their ads temporarily following the broadcast of dramatic scenes at the end of epiosde three and start of episode four of a burning boat out at sea. The company reacted following negative tweets linking the onscreen scenes with the cruise experience. Wendy Atkin-Smith, Managing Director of Viking River Cruises UK, told the Independent, "We did pull our sponsorship from Monday's Broadchurch , having received an outline of the sensitivities around the content of the episode, ahead of airing on Monday." Broadchurch , created for ITV by Chris Chibnall and starring David Tennant, Olivia Colman and Arthur Darvill, follows the events surrounding the brutal murder of a young bo
Jenna-Louise Coleman Names David Tennant's Doctor As Her Favourite
New Doctor Who assistant Jenna-Louise Coleman has named her favourite incarnation of the Doctor, even though she admits that she was not previously a hardcore watcher. "Everyone has their Doctor Who – mine is David Tennant," she told Metro, "My granny loves all of them." Jenna-Louise will be joining Matt Smith on the TARDIS for new episodes of Doctor Who starting this weekend when the Doctor starts to unravel the mystery behind the mysterious Clara Oswald. Jenna-Louise is thrilled to take on the challenge of her new role finding the experience very different from anything that she's done before. "The difficulty is you're consistently running,' she says. 'This isn't like any other show – I've never sat down and had a conversation in any episode. You're talking and moving all the time. The energy you need is ridiculous." Read the full interview in Metro here Doctor Who returns on Saturday 30th March at 6.15pm on BBC One
VIDEO: Watch A Broadchurch Episode Four Clip From Acorn DVD
Acorn DVD have uploaded a clip from the latest episode of Broadchurch. The clip features David Tennant as DI Alec Hardy, Olivia Colman as DS Ellie Miller and Matthew Gravelle as Joe Miller as the most awkward dinner guest ever arrives at the Millers' home. View the clip here: The DVD of Broadchurch will be available from Monday 20th May and can be pre-ordered from Acorn DVD now. Click here to place your order Broadchurch continues on ITV at 9pm on Monday 1st April. For more information about the series click here
New Spies Of Warsaw Webpages On BBC America Site
BBC America have updated the content of the Spies Of Warsaw pages on their website. In addition to the video interviews posted last week the site now contains a photo gallery, episode guides and character profiles Click here to check out the site Spies Of Warsaw David Tennant and Janet Montgomery star in this thrilling spy story set in Poland, Paris, London and Berlin in the years leading up to the Second World War. French and German intelligence operatives are locked in a life-and-death struggle in the espionage arena. At the French embassy, a decorated war hero of the 1914 war, Colonel Jean-Francois Mercier (Tennant), is sucked into a world of abduction, betrayal and international intrigue from the diplomatic salons to the back alleys of Warsaw . Mercier simultaneously finds himself in a passionate love affair with Anna ( Montgomery ), a Parisian lawyer for the League of Nations . Their complicated love affair intensifies as German tanks drive through the Blac
Coming Soon: Emily Watson Talks To TV & Satellite Week
Listings magazine TV & Satellite Week spoke to Emily Watson earlier today about The Politician's Husband . Emily stars in the new three part political drama for BBC Two as Freya Gardner, an MP whose career starts to overtake that of her husband and fellow politician Aiden Hoynes, played by David Tennant. The series was written by Paula Milne and directed by Simon Cellan Jones, and TV & Satellite Week say that it is expected to air later this spring. The Politician's Husband , written by Paula Milne,and produced by Daybreak pictures for BBC Two, is a drama exploring what happens in a political marriage when the wife becomes more successful than her husband. David Tennant stars as Aiden Hoynes, a senior Cabinet Minister, who is happily married to Freya (Emily Watson), a junior Minister who has consistently put her own career ambitions on hold for the sake of Aiden's career and their family. When Aiden's career path to the top echelons comes to an abrupt h
Matt Smith On The Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - Plus His Praise For Past Doctors
Matt Smith has been talking to SFX about the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary episode and about how it feels to be the Doctor during this exciting time for the show: "I feel very proud, actually. It's about looking back and forward at the same time, a bit like the Doctor does. It's about celebrating everyone that's been involved with it, all the wonderful actors that have taken part before me, and it's also about looking forward and saying "What can we do next? Where can we take it?" Matt went on to praise the actors who have played the role before him, including David Tennant: "I feel in a very privileged position, having had people like David and Chris, Tom, Patrick, Jon, William Hartnell… great, great actors behind me. And to be part of a show that's still going, that has an audience of about 77 million now worldwide. I love this show, and I'm really honoured, actually, without sounding too [luvvie voice] 'Oh, how important, what an amazing thing, I am the incumbent
Broadchurch: Who's The Killer? We Want Your Theories
It's that time of week again when we want you to play armchair detective and let us know who you think killed Danny Latimer in Broadchurch. Can you get it all worked out before the permanently disgruntled DI Hardy and the impossibly nice DS Miller are ready to make an arrest? Of course you can! Have a read through the list of suspects and clues below to refresh your memories and get detecting. Warning: spoilers below, if you haven't watched the programme yet. --------------------------------------------------------- Reverend Paul Coates Played by Arthur Darvill This week we learned that the vicar suffers from insomnia but couldn't, or wouldn't explain why. He can't account for his whereabouts on the night of the murder but it's very likely he was up and wandering about. We've seen him up late at night praying for strength to get through the trials ahead. He had a connection with Danny and Tom through the school IT club – and remember those computer file
Paisley Postmark To Launch David Tennant's First Class Stamp
All stamped mail sent from David Tennant's home town of Paisley over the next seven days will feature a specially designed postmark to celebrate 50 years of Doctor Who. The postmarks have been created in conjunction with the launch yesterday of the Royal Mail's commemorative Doctor Who 50th Anniversary stamps which feature stamps for each incarnation of the Doctor. The special postmarks, available until next Tuesday, will apply for each Doctor, so mail posted in Northampton, for instance, will feature a Matt Smith postmark while that from Dunoon in Scotland will feature Sylvester McCoy. David Tennant was born in Bathgate, but was brought up in Paisley. The Royal Mail stamp set was launched at Paisley Abbey yesterday by David's father, the Very Reverend Sandy McDonald with a little help from a Dalek. He said, "I am delighted that David is appearing on the Doctor Who stamps, which celebrate the 50th anniversary of the television series. I am proud of what he achieved as
Shakespeare Uncovered Released Today In The USA
The Region 1 DVD set of Shakespeare Uncovered is released today in the USA and Canada. The two disc set contains all six episodes of the series in which some of our finest Shakespearean actors and directors explore the stories behind Shakespeare's greatest plays. About Shakespeare Uncovered Six episodes combine history, biography, iconic performances, new analysis and the personal passion of its celebrated hosts -- Ethan Hawke, Jeremy Irons, Derek Jacobi, Trevor Nunn, Joely Richardson and David Tennant -- to tell the story behind the stories of Shakespeare's greatest plays. Each episode combines interviews with actors, directors and scholars, along with visits to key locations, clips from some of the most celebrated film and television adaptations, and illustrative excerpts from the plays specially staged for the series at Shakespeare's Globe in London . Hamlet - An acclaimed Hamlet himself in the RSC's recent hit production (and another recent GREAT PERFO
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De volgende soorten die bekend zijn uit Europa worden in dit geslacht geplaatst:

Ondergeslacht Argyresthia
 Argyresthia abdominalis Zeller 1839
 Argyresthia albistria Haworth 1828
 Argyresthia atlanticella Rebel 1940
 Argyresthia aurulentella Stainton 1849
 Argyresthia bonnetella Linnaeus 1758
 Argyresthia brockeella Hübner 1813
 Argyresthia conjugella Zeller 1839
 Argyresthia curvella Linnaeus 1761 (synoniem: Argyresthia cornella Fabricius 1775 )
 Argyresthia fundella Fischer von Röslerstamm 1835
 Argyresthia glaucinella Zeller 1839
 Argyresthia goedartella Linnaeus 1758
 Argyresthia hilfiella Rebel 1910
 Argyresthia huguenini Frey 1882
 Argyresthia ivella Haworth 1828
 Argyresthia kasyi Friese 1963
 Argyresthia marmorata Frey 1880
 Argyresthia minusculella Rebel 1940
 Argyresthia prenjella Rebel 1901
 Argyresthia pruniella Clerck 1759  Kersenpedaalmot
 Argyresthia pulchella Lienig & Zeller 1846
 Argyresthia pygmaeella Denis & Schiffermüller 1775
 Argyresthia retinella Zeller 1839
 Argyresthia semifusca Haworth 1828  (synoniem : Argyresthia spiniella Zeller 1839 )
 Argyresthia semitestacella Curtis 1833
 Argyresthia sorbiella Treitschke 1833
 Argyresthia spinosella Stainton 1849  (synoniem: Argyresthia mendica Haworth 1828 )
 Argyresthia submontana Frey 1871
 Argyresthia tarmanni Gibeaux 1993

Ondergeslacht Blastotere
 Argyresthia amiantella Zeller 1847
 Argyresthia arceuthina Zeller 1839
 Argyresthia bergiella Ratzeburg 1840
 Argyresthia buvati Gibeaux 1992
 Argyresthia chrysidella Peyerimhoff 1877
 Argyresthia cupressella Walsingham 1890
 Argyresthia dilectella Zeller 1847
 Argyresthia glabratella Zeller 1847
 Argyresthia illuminatella Zeller 1839
 Argyresthia impura Staudinger 1880
 Argyresthia laevigatella Heydenreich 1851
 Argyresthia perezi Vives 2001
 Argyresthia praecocella Zeller 1839
 Argyresthia reticulata Staudinger 1877
 Argyresthia tatrica Baraniak, Kulfan & Patocka 2003
 Argyresthia thuiella Packard 1871
 Argyresthia thuriferana Gibeaux 1992
 Argyresthia trifasciataStaudinger 1871 Cipresmineermot

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Externe links
 Argyresthia in het Nederlands Soortenregister
 Argyresthia op Fauna Europaea
 Argyresthia op UK Moths
 Argyresthia op Lepidoptera of Belgium (Internet Archive)

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All major water sports are available here, including water skiing, scuba diving and sailing. Flanked by a dramatic mountain range, Sierra Almijara, to the east, the town has, fortunately, managed to avoid being blighted by the concrete high-rise scenario which has been the inevitable result of the tourist boom in some of the coastal resorts.
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The old quarter of the town is still virtually unchanged with narrow, winding streets, whitewashed houses with wrought iron terraces overflowing with geraniums, on which a canary bird can sometimes be heard singing... However, the heart of Nerja is its spectacular Balcon de Europa, the "Balcony of Europe", a magnificent promenade along the edge of a towering cliff, once the site of the great Moorish castle, with sweeping panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the small coves and beaches below, against an awesome backdrop of hazy blue mountains.
Where Almijara Sierra dips its toes into the Mediterranean the Acantilados de Maro Cerro Gordo (Cliffs of Maro Cerro Gordo) appear. They constitute an enclave of unusual beauty for which they have deserved the accolade of being declared Paraje Natural (Nature Spot) by the A.M.A. since 1989, extending along 375 hectares including one kilometre seaward. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes in Nerja to choose from, and the visitor can hire a horse-drawn carriage to explore the most romantic corner of the town.
Nerja old quarter
In the old quarter of town, typical small shops offer local craftworks and products of the area, including the sweet wine and olive oil, honey and tropical fruits. At the beach and fish restaurants you can enjoy the "pescaito frito" (fried fish), whilst the many international restaurants in town offer a wide variety of menus to suit all tastes.
Caves in Nerja
However, Nerja's most spectacular attraction is undoubtedly its fascinating caves, located just three kilometers from the centre of town. They include archaeological treasures such as paintings over 20,000 years old and other pre-historic remains. One of the enormous natural caverns has been transformed into a concert hall, where many performances are staged during the summer. This year Nerja is celebrating the 38th International Cave Festival, with the participation of many top international entertainers. Nerja is well connected to the western end of the Costa del Sol by a dual carriage motorway.
The journey from Marbella takes about an hour, while traveling from Malaga takes around half an hour. This was a village before it was a resort, so it has some character, and development (more villas, fewer tower blocks) has been shaped around it. The beaches are also reasonably attractive, with a series of coves within walking distance if you want to escape the main mass of crowds.
There are plenty of other great walks around Nerja too, well documented in a locally available guide.
Nerja climate
Nerja has a mild climate, and you can read more about Nerja Weather here.
Nerja is on the seashore some 50 kilometers from Málaga on the N340 coastal highway, and marks the eastern tip of Malaga's Costa del Sol.
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La Herradura is located east of Malaga, and several golf courses are located within one hours drive
You can find a villa for sale in the Torre del Mar area with easy access to golf and the beach
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Villa in Arroyo de la Miel € 450,000
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Lumberton sex offender charged with failure to register in Lake Charles
By Beaumont Enterprise
Published 1:53 pm CST, Thursday, January 25, 2018
Dana M. Pratt, 51, of Lumberton.
Photo: Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office
A convicted sex offender from Lumberton working at a Louisiana refinery was arrested this month for failure to register with authorities over the last six months, according to information from the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office.
Dana M. Pratt, 51, was taken into custody January 16 at his place of employment and jailed a $25,000 bond, the department said. He was released on bond the same day.
Pratt, of Lumberton, was convicted of criminal sexual conduct in Michigan in 1995, the department said.
RELATED: 600-plus registered sex offenders currently residing in Beaumont
Deputies received information January 15 that a convicted sex offender had been employed at a nearby plant since July 2017, but had not registered with authorities as mandated by law. After confirming the report, a warrant was issued for the suspect's arrest the following day.
The accused had notified authorities in Texas of his employment change, but not those in Louisiana, the department said.


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Simply enter the user ID or email address of the seller you want to find in the empty search bar provided at the bottom of the page.
Select the "Search" button below.
You also have the option of finding a certain seller on Ebay by using an item number. This is another very easy way to accomplish this.
Sign into your account on www.ebay.com.
Select the "Advanced" option, which is located beside the search button.
Click the "By Item Number" button, which can be found at the top of the page.
Enter the item number into the search bar that is provided.
Click on the title of the listing you wish to go to. You will be able to select the "Contact Seller" option, which can be found beneath "Seller Information". If you want to view the user's profile, just click on their user name.
Select the "Save this Seller" option if you want to add it to your favorites. This is an easy way to find the seller and the items they offer whenever you want.
Finally, you will be able to find listings by a specific seller by following these simple steps.
First navigate to www.ebay.com in your web browser.
Select the "Advanced" option, which can be found right next to the search button. This will take you to the Advanced Search form.
Select the "By Seller" option on the life side of the page.
Select the box right next to the "Only show items from" option. You will find this beneath the Sellers heading.
Simply enter the user ID of the seller you wish to find in the empty box that is provided. You will find this right next to the drop down menu labeled "Include".
If you want to narrow down your search results to find a certain item by a seller, you can submit certain keyboards in the spaces provided. This will make it much easier to find what you are looking for.
Click the "Search" button at the bottom of the page.
Select the listening you wish to view.
Click on "Contact seller" if you wish to contact the seller for any reason. You can also choose "Save This Seller" to add them to your favorites.


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God allowed the imperfection in our lives, so that when we learn to eventually give God the Sovereignty when we pray --> We receive the blessing from the above.
Trust God has the best plan for our lives. Thus we can view imperfection of our lives as the opportunity to receive a divine blessing when we turn to God.


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From left, Smuin performers Lauren Pschirrer, Brennan Wall and Tessa Barbour dance in Smuin's "The Christmas Ballet," the contemporary ballet troupe's popular holiday show presented in three different online programs through Dec. 24. (Courtesy Ricardo Dyer)
Holiday events: Have yourself a streaming little Christmas
Pandemic-era shows offer holiday spirit to be enjoyed from home
Leslie Katz
Many of the Bay Area's beloved holiday presentations have gone online this pandemic year. Here's a list of some old (and new) favorites; Pacific Standard Times are listed.
Marcus Shelby Trio Holiday Swing: Stanford Live presents the jazz combo in a concert filmed in the Bing Concert Hall Studio in October 2020 as part of its ongoing "Films and Screenings" arts programming. Free for Stanford students and members who donate $100 or more. live.stanford.edu/content/films-screenings
The Golden Girls Live-The Christmas Episodes: The show – in which drag performes appear in parodies, based on actual holiday episodes of the beloved TV sitcom – goes online in live-streaming multi-camera performances featuring Heklina as Dorothy, Matthew Martin as Blanche, D'Arcy Drollinger as Rose, and Holotta Tymes as Sophia. 7 p.m. December 17-19, 3 p.m. Dec. 20. $30. thegoldengirlslive.com
The Steadfast Tin Soldier: Recommended for families, Berkeley Repertory Theatre streams Mary Zimmerman's Lookingglass Theatre Company production based on Hans Christian Andersen's story about a little tin soldier who never gives up. Through Dec. 17, $25. berkeleyrep.org/season/2021/steadfasttinsoldier.asp
Manual Cinema's "Christmas Carol": Cal Performances live-streams the magical production featuring hundreds of paper puppets, miniatures, silhouettes and an original music score performed live. 5 p.m. Dec. 17, 7 p.m. Dec. 18, 1 p.m. Dec. 19. $15-$60. calperformances.org
Cal Performances presents Manual Cinema's multimedia "Christmas Carol" featuring puppets, silhouettes, miniatures and live music, and online from Dec. 17-19. (Courtesy Manual Cinema)
Winters Gifts-Treasures: The Silicon Valley based group The Choral Project, with the San Jose Chamber Orchestra, presents its annual holiday concert online. 7 p.m. Dec. 19, $30. https://www.feelitlive.com/experience/music/winter-s-gifts:treasures/concerts
BATS Improv: The Bay Area's fun improvisation organization offers seasonally themed shows online, including "Feel Good Holiday Hallmark Movie" at 8 p.m. Dec. 18-19 and "Tales for the Longest Night" at 8 p.m. Dec. 20. $10-$20 suggested donation. improv.org/shows/online-shows
Hershey Felder Tchaikovsky: The pianist-actor livestreams his musical solo show about the famed Russian composer of "The Nutcracker Suite" in a TheatreWorks Silicon Valley presentation in partnership with Hershey Felder Presents Live from Florence. 5 p.m. Dec. 20, on demand Dec. 21-27, $55 per household. TheatreWorks.org
Hershey Felder portrays the composer of "The Nutcracker Suite" in Hershey Felder Tchaikovsky, co-presented by TheatreWorks. (Courtesy Hershey Felder Presents)
The Great Conjunction Virtual Telescope Viewing: Chabot Space & Science Center astronomers host a live look at a rare conjunction, a "Christmas star" that occurs every 20 years, when Jupiter gets very close to Saturn as seen from Earth; this year, it's the closest it's been to Earth in 800 years, 6 p.m. Dec. 21. https://chabotspace.org/events/events-listing/, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sd1Gmidzph0
Joshua Raoul Brody's Holiday Sing-Along: Part of the Marsh's continuing series of online "Wildcard Tuesday" offerings, the lovable accompanist plays his favorite holiday songs before pointing the microphone at the camera and inviting audience members to take over. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 22, free, donations encouraged. themarsh.org
It's A Wonderful Life-A Live Radio Play: Tabard Theatre Company live-streams its production based on the beloved movie about a despairing man's fateful encounter with an angel on Christmas. Through Dec. 24, $15-$50. tabardtheatre.org
Dickens Fair at Home: Instead of the big event at the Cow Palace, the free online compendium brings the Great Dickens Christmas Fair & Victorian Holiday Party to homes. On Dec. 19-20, there's instruction on making scones and Christmas pudding, on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, there's a "Hallelujah Chorus" sing-along with the Fezziwig Family, Charles Dickens reading "A Christmas Carol" and Father Christmas responding to children's holiday wishes. https://dickensfair.com/dickens-fair-at-home
Father Christmas will be in attendance during the Dickens Fair at Home virtual festivities on Dec. 24. (Courtesy Rosemary Guglielmelli)
Smuin's "The Christmas Ballet: The contemporary ballet company's first virtual edition of its beloved holiday show features classical dance and modern numbers with jazz, tap and swing; three different programs include premiere pieces by company choreographers as well as old holiday favorites. Through Dec. 24, $49-$139. https://www.smuinballet.org/
San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus: The group's Castro Theatre holiday songfest on its 30th anniversary year is virtual; "(At) Home for the Holidays" includes show-stopping numbers, modern takes on old favorites, the world premiere of "Merry Everything" and some surprises. 5 p.m. Dec. 24, $25-$150. sfgmc.org
The San Francisco Gay Mens Chorus presents its Christmas Eve holiday show online instead of at the Castro Theatre. (Courtesy Gooch)
The Jewelry Box: San Francisco Playhouse streams the lovely holiday show by storyteller Brian Copeland, who tells what happens when, as a youngster in the 1970s, he headed to the "mean streets" of Oakland to buy his mom a Christmas present. $15-$50, through Dec. 25, sfplayhouse.org
Kung Pao Kosher Comedy: San Francisco comic Lisa Geduldig hosts the 28th annual event — Jewish Comedy on Christmas in a (Virtual) Chinese Restaurant – from her 89-year-old mother's home in a retirement community in Florida, with patrons enjoying the show from their couch. She'll appear along with comedians Judy Gold and Alex Edelman. She says, "Zoom attendees will be able to gather with friends and family around the globe and chat for an hour prior to the show" in rooms similar to the tables at the bustling event traditionally at New Asia restaurant in San Francisco's Chinatown. Shows, Pacific time, are 5 p.m. Dec. 24-25 and 2 p.m. Dec. 26. $25-$50. koshercomedy.com
Kung Pao Kosher Comedy's online Christmas show running Dec. 24-26 features, from left, Judy Gold, Alex Edelman and Lisa Geduldig. (Courtesy Kung Pao Kosher Comedy)
Fool La La-Home for the Holidaze: Unique Derique's popular and beloved circus-inspired family holiday show is filled with physical comedy and body percussion is presented, featuring a live post-performance juggling and hambone workshop. 2 p.m. Dec. 27. themarsh.org/marshstream
Unique Derique's interactive and fun physical comedy show "Fool La La-Home for the Holidaze" streams Dec. 27. (Courtesy Eric Carmichael)
A Christmas Carol on Air: American Conservatory Theater's holiday classic comes to life as a radio play, with James Carpenter as Scrooge; some free tickets are being offered for frontline and essential workers and people who work in the arts industry. Through Dec. 31, $40-$60. act-sf.org
Christmas at Grace Cathedral Comes to You: San Francisco's iconic church offers online presentations of holiday concerts: "A Cathedral Christmas" featuring the Choir of Men and Boys; the new "Soulful Joy @ Grace with Destiny Muhammad and her Sonic Ensemble of Masters Leon Joyce Jr., Tammylynn Hall Brown Sturgis & Brown and Ron Belcher playing jazz and telling stories; and the family sing-along "Sing You A Merry Christmas." $5-$100, through Jan. 5. gracecathedral.org
Speakeasy Virtual New Year's Eve: The 1920s-themed celebration includes break-out rooms with fortune telling, parlor magic, dance lessons, cabaret and vaudeville shows and the countdown, accompanied by a delivered box of caviar, truffles, cheese, charcuterie and prohibition-era cocktail mixers from Truffle Shuffle. 7 and 10 p.m. Dec. 31. $95-$250. https://www. truffleshufflesf.com/collections/ live-experiences
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An 1833 English language copy of the Austin & Williams land grant in Texas. The 1831 original was written in Spanish and granted by the Governor of Coahuila y Tejas, to Stephen F. Austin and Samuel M. Williams, for the area referred to as the Upper Colony of the Austin Contract. That land became the Robertson's Colony in 1834. Sterling C. Robertson prepared an official copy of the Austin–Wiliams Grant in his legal pursuit to invalidate it. Sterling Clack Robertson (1785–1842), was an important figure of early Texas, and one of the original empresarios. The title of the document reads: Translation of the Contract of Colonization with Austin & Williams, July 25th 1831 [1833 scratched]. (This item is also available unframed in our collection.)
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Stuart Lancaster's England coaching contract extended until 2020
Lancaster and his backroom staff will remain in place through the next two World Cups.
Oct 1st 2014, 10:31 AM
STUART LANCASTER HAS extended his contract as England head coach until 2020.
Lancaster and his coaching team have agreed a new RFU deal which will take them through to the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan and beyond.
Forwards coach Graham Rowntree, backs coach Andy Farrell and attacking skills coach Mike Catt will all remain part of the backroom staff.
Lancaster, who was initially appointed on an interim basis in 2011, has led England to three straight second-place finishes in the RBS 6 Nations as well as a famous win against New Zealand in 2012.
He said: "While our focus is on the QBE International against New Zealand and the 2015 World Cup on home soil will be a once-in-a lifetime opportunity, we want to build a team for England Rugby that leads into Japan in 2019 and beyond.
We believe that England Rugby is moving in the right direction, we have the right coaching and management team to do take us forward and are excited about the challenge ahead."
Chief executive Ian Ritchie explained the RFU's decision to tie the coaching staff down to a long-term deal.
Coaching at international level is unique in that the time Stuart and the coaches have with the players is limited and in that regard it requires a special and stable coaching team.
"We therefore felt it important to secure their long-term future and we believe this is entirely the right decision for the future of England Rugby."
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Exploring Algoma's ice formations, in particular ice caves, has become a marvel to experience in Ontario.
The only way to enjoy winter is to embrace it, and Algoma Country is the place to do so! If you dress for the occasion, you will enjoy the great white outdoors! With a shout-out from the New York Times travel section, exploring Algoma's ice formations has become all the rage. A note of caution: you have to know the ice conditions and where it is safe to go. Learn all about ice safety before you go.
The best ice conditions are when Lake Huron and Lake Superior are almost completely frozen over. However, this is not a guarantee every winter. Many weeks of deep cold weather are needed for the big bodies of water to freeze over. According to one study, cited on Wikipedia: "The increase in the lake's surface temperature may be related to the decreasing ice cover. If trends continue, Lake Superior, which freezes over completely once every 20 years, could routinely be ice-free by 2040". Read more of these facts here.
There are many types of ice formations to enjoy in Algoma during the winter months. Many ice formations are frost flowers, pancake ice, ice circles, Stalactite and Stalagmite icicles, ice caves, frozen walls, blow holes, ice spikes, ice diamonds, ice balls, hoar frost, frozen waterfalls, ice encasements, and ice ridges.
New ice formed quickly with plummeting temperatures creates an ice garden called frost flowers. Here's how NPR explains it: "The air was extremely cold and extremely dry, colder than the ocean surface. When the air gets that different from the sea, the dryness pulls moisture off little bumps in the ice, bits of ice vaporize, the air gets humid—but only for a while. The cold makes water vapour heavy. The air wants to release that excess weight, so crystal by crystal, air turns back into ice, creating delicate, feathery tendrils that reach sometimes two, three inches high, like giant snowflakes. The sea, literally, blossoms."
These images were taken at Batchawana Bay in early January 2019. It is such a beautiful site to see these frost flowers.
Pancake ice looks like ice circles, and they form by ice on the water breaking up and swirling forming ice disks. They are often found in areas where there is moving water. These images were taken at Batchawana Bay in early January 2019. It is such a beautiful site to see these frost flowers.
Ice circles form in the bends of rivers or areas with a current. As a layer of ice is formed over the water, the current of accelerating water underneath creates a "rotational shear," breaking off a chunk of ice and twisting it until it forms a circle.
This portion of a dock in Batchawana Bay is an example of a formed ice circle.
Stalactite and Stalagmite ice formations occur inside ice caves. Melting and refreezing water creates icicle formations from the top and bottom of the ice cave.
Ice caves are formed by wave action bashing against the rock walls and inlets along the shore of Lake Superior. Plummeting temperatures freeze the layers of water washing up and over the rocks. Lake Superior's wave action also push in ice towards the shores, creating ridges that can get quite high and large, and also creating little caves and crevasses.
Frozen walls of ice are found along the shorelines of Lake Huron and Lake Superior in winter. These walls are big chunks of ice from wave action along the walls of rock.
Blow holes are areas where the wave action shoots up through an opening in the ice forming little cones that can look like a snow volcano. These can be quite dangerous if you are walking because snow may cover the hole and you will fall in. Blow holes can be found anywhere along Lake Huron and Lake Superior.
Ice spikes are formed in turbulent areas where ice is pushed, pulled, by underlying wave action creating a very uneven and sharp ice.
Often found up on the shorelines are what I like to call ice diamonds. They are little nuggets of ice that are clear and shiny. They sparkle in the full sun. These ice diamonds were found up at Coppermine Point.
Ice balls are very difficult to walk on and can be found along shorelines where there has been a lot of wave action and quick freezing temperatures. These were found along the shore at Whisky Bay, St. Joseph Island.
Hoar frost is a crystalline frost formed from water vapour in the air. It is quite pretty as it turns the landscape into a winter wonderland, coating everything in a thin layer of white frost.
Algoma has many frozen waterfalls. Gros Cap has a beautiful ice structure for climbing most years. It is a frequent spot for ice climbers.
Ice encasements are trees, plants, buildings or anything in the path of wave action and freezing temperatures. They create beautiful works of art!
Ice ridges are always present on the Great Lakes due to the constant pushing and pulling of the ice. The ice buckles and cracks, forming a ridge of ice. These are very dangerous to the unsuspecting snowmobiler. They can quickly form at any time with the shifting of the ice. Sometimes you might even encounter a cute mink running inamongst the ridges fishing for its next meal.
Every winter is very unpredictable, and ice formations are dependent on the weather patterns in Algoma. Many of the ice formations discussed are not always present or may form earlier or later in the year. The last time the Great Lakes froze completely over was 2014. Most years Lake Superior is only 40% to 95% covered in ice. To see the latest ice conditions click here.
One of my favourite places to go for ice caves is Saw Pit Bay, Lake Superior. It is just past Pancake Bay and is close to Highway 17 N, so you do not need to walk far to access this location. It is about an hour's drive north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
It is important to dress appropriately when venturing out in search of these ice formations. Dress in layers: a hat that covers your ears to protect them from the cold winds, winter boots with extra winter socks, heavy waterproof gloves, winter snow pants and winter coat, and to prevent slipping on the ice, ice cleats to put on the bottom of your boots. These are a must when climbing along uneven icy areas along the shorelines.
When you venture out onto the ice, after making sure it is safe, I recommend snowshoes even if there isn't much snow on the ice. There may be pressure cracks in the ice, leaving a gap for your foot to fall through. This has happened to me. It's quite scary and would not have happened if I would have had snowshoes on.
East of the Sault has many more places for gas and food. One of my favourites to eat is at Bobber's Restaurant in Bruce Mines.
For more information about the Algoma Area, places to stay and eat, here is the Algoma Country 2019 Guide.


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Plantekongres 2022: Nitrous oxide emissions from conversion of grass
How does the conversion of grass to e.g. corn emissions of nitrous oxide? That and much more, you have the opportunity to hear the answer to this year's virtual Plantekongres.
At Plantekongres 2022 you can hear about how conversion of grass to e.g. corn can affect nitrous oxide emissions. Photo: AU Foto
12 January 2022 by Camilla Brodam
Both maize and clover grass are important roughage crops on cattle farms. A larger proportion of maize in the feed for dairy cattle can reduce their emission of the greenhouse gas methane. But feed production also has a climate footprint, which is important to understand and limit. As part of a webinar in connection with the Plantekongres 2022, Professor Søren O. Petersen will focus on the conversion of grasslands, which is an important source of emissions of nitrous oxide.
Risk of nitrous oxide emissions during the conversion period
"If the proportion of maize in the crop rotation increases, there will be less space for grass, and this will increase the relative importance of the conversion phase with the risk of nitrous oxide emissions compared with the growth phase, where carbon is built into the soil," explains Søren O. Petersen.
Plant residues decompose after the conversion under conditions which are determined by the conversion method, soil type and climate. Interactions between these factors mean that the emission of nitrous oxide can vary dramatically each year. Søren O. Petersen will illustrate this in his webinar using results from several experimental years.
The webinar will be held on Thursday 13 January 2022 at 15.15 - 16.00.
Nitrification inhibitors
Ammonium supplied via fertilizer can be converted into nitrate in the soil through a microbial process called nitrification. If the formation of nitrate is greater than the plant uptake, or if it occurs during a period without plants in the field, it poses a risk of nitrate leaching. Inhibition of nitrification can therefore contribute to better nitrogen utilization, and for this purpose so-called nitrification inhibitors have been developed. It is a group of chemical substances, all of which have the property of inhibiting the first step of nitrification, whereby the nitrogen remains in the plant-available ammonium form.
Therefore, nitrification inhibitors are now recommended for fertilizing maize on sandy soils, where the risk of nitrogen loss in the spring period is particularly high. New Danish figures confirm that both leaching risk and nitrous oxide emissions can be reduced when using these nitrification inhibitors. However, the risk of nitrous oxide emissions from plant residues when changing grass may also be limited. Søren O. Petersen will shed light on this on the basis of experimental results.
Hear much more at the webinar "Climate-friendly roughage production" on Thursday 13 January 2022 at 15.15 - 16.00.
Virtual Plant Congress
This webinar is part of the Plant Congress 2022. Again this year, the Plant Congress is being held virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic. But the content is still the same, now you can just follow the many exciting presentations at home from the living room when they are held as webinars. In addition to this webinar, you can hear about:
Changes in carbon content in Danish agricultural soil - The latest figures for Danish agricultural soil's carbon content are presented.
Reaching the target with zero emissions - Production of fertilizer and nitrous oxide emissions from the field are heavy items in the climate footprint of cereal crops. Hear about a new strategic effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from plant production and how you can reduce emissions in the field using new cultivation strategies.
Diseases in cereal crops - Get the latest experimental results and strategies for controlling fungal diseases in cereals presented. Also hear how the new fungicide Balaya fared against Septoria in winter wheat in 2021, and get an idea of the future use in winter wheat. In addition, there is a focus on fungal control in other cereal crops.
Read more about the Plantekongres 2022 here www.plantekongres.dk (in Danish)
Professor Søren O. Petersen, Department og Agroecology, Aarhus Universitet. Tel. +45 28124303 or mail sop@agro.au.dk
Camilla Brodam
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Becoming French won't make me any less British. But at least I'll be able to vote.
PARIS — I am a citizen of nowhere. Or that's what Brexit Britain would have me, and millions of others like me, believe.
I was denied the right to vote in the 2016 referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union because I had lived too long ... in the European Union. Under a law passed by Tony Blair's Labour government, people who live abroad more than 15 years lose the franchise.
That's why I'm applying to become a citizen of France, the country where I reside, and which allows its citizens to vote wherever they live, and no matter however long they've been abroad.
I'm not seeking French citizenship in a fit of pique because I believe my countrymen made the wrong choice (although I certainly do). Nor am I motivated by material considerations like health care, tax, residence rights or property ownership. As the spouse of a French citizen, I am entitled to public health care and have the right to reside here indefinitely. I pay my taxes in France anyway.
No. I simply want to become a full citizen of somewhere. When I disagree with the government, I want to be able to vote the rascals out.
Becoming French won't fundamentally change my identity.
Instead, my government has voted me out. As Prime Minister Theresa May said at the Conservative Party conference in October 2016 in a speech pitting "international elites" against "the people down the road": "If you believe you are a citizen of the world, you are a citizen of nowhere — you don't understand what citizenship means."
In a democracy, the right to vote is the core of citizenship. Perhaps naively, I had not imagined that mine could be taken away, even though as a career foreign correspondent employed by a U.K.-based company, I rarely had the opportunity to exercise it.
The first time I voted was in the 1975 referendum when Britons decided by a two-thirds majority to remain in what was then the European Economic Community, two years after joining it.
Forty-one years later, Britons were asked to take the same decision again. Only this time, the stakes were much higher, because we had become so integrated into the EU economically, politically and in our national security.
Becoming French won't fundamentally change my identity. Like millions of Europeans, I am culturally diverse with multiple identities. I am British and European and Jewish and a Geordie with an abiding attachment to northeast England. I still log on every Saturday night wherever I am to find out how Newcastle United fared (or as we Geordies say, "who the lads lost to this week").
I have lived more than half my life outside the U.K., mostly in France and Belgium but also in Germany, Israel, Palestine and Iran. My wife, children and grandchildren are French. I feel at home in many places, especially the village in Provence that has been our family home-from-home for 40 years.
That makes me a paid-up member of what British essayist David Goodhart calls the "Anywheres" — the tribe of highly educated, mobile, globalized people who moved away from their home towns when they went to university and never returned. True to his description, I am a secular social democrat at ease with immigration and social diversity.
In Goodhart's theory of the new value divisions in advanced democracies, propounded in his book "The Road to Somewhere," that also makes me an antagonist of the "Somewheres" — less well educated people who are more locally rooted and socially conservative, who value security and familiarity and feel change has gone too far, too fast.
There is some truth to that. I viscerally dislike nationalism, which I believe ultimately leads to war, as former French President Francois Mitterrand rightly observed in his final speech to the European Parliament. Whether in the guise of "America first" or Brexit, nationalism goes beyond asserting a right to self-determination based on a shared geography or ethnicity. It involves a dangerous collective sense of superiority over other tribes, races, creeds or religions.
France, my prospective new motherland, also has its share of nationalism, anti-immigrant bigotry and anti-Semitism, some of it violent.
But where Goodhart gets people like me wrong is when he suggests we are so globalized that we no longer believe in society.
To the contrary, I have an enduring feeling of solidarity with the working-class communities in my home region that were gutted by the death of the coal, steel and shipbuilding industries mostly before Britain joined the EU, and whose children did not get the same educational and economic opportunities that I enjoyed.
But I believe their prospects lie in education, skills training and targeted public investment, not in shutting borders, restricting trade or leaving the EU.
My own ancestors immigrated from the Baltic states and Poland in the late 19th century, fleeing poverty and pogroms against the Jews. Thanks to the EU, they would nowadays be entitled to work anywhere in the bloc under freedom of movement rules. They were exactly the sort of poor, Eastern European "economic migrants" Brexiteers want to shut out.
They made a rapid contribution to Britain in business, medicine, the law and academe. Post-war British meritocracy gave them plenty of opportunity. My uncle, whose mother was born in Lithuania to a family of rabbis, became Lord Chief Justice of England. My father was a solicitor who also chaired the Newcastle Health Authority. His father and sister were doctors.
They also encountered British anti-Semitism. My mother's maiden name was Cohen. When she applied to join a tennis club in the early 1950s, she was told there was a long waiting list. When she married my father shortly afterward and reapplied as Mrs. Taylor, the waiting list had miraculously disappeared. Several local golf clubs didn't admit Jews.
France, my prospective new motherland, also has its share of nationalism, anti-immigrant bigotry and anti-Semitism, some of it violent. More Jews are leaving France out of fear for their safety than are seeking citizenship to settle here.
A friend asked whether I would have requested French nationality if Marine Le Pen, a populist anti-immigration Euroskeptic, had won last year's presidential election instead of Emmanuel Macron, a pro-European social liberal.
My answer was yes, because as a citizen I can campaign and vote against her. Without the right to vote, as I learned from the U.K., I can only be a dismayed observer.
In a few months' time, when I hope to raise a glass of rouge and sing "La Marseillaise" to celebrate becoming French, I will have become a citizen of somewhere again. Or perhaps I will have gained triple nationality as a citizen of France, Britain and nowhere.
Why would someone who lives abroad more than 15 years, all this time not paying taxes or participating to society (work, volunteering,…), vote in the "home" country instead of in the country where they are living?
Not me. I say welcome to your new European motherland comrad!
So, Mr Snowflake, you contribute NOTHING to the UK for 15 years but feel you should be able to vote in elections which primarily determine Government of a country you don't reside within by choice?
You throw this paragraph into the article mischievously yet are resident in a country where the main opposition party is the Front Nationale!!!
Reading further into both you and the article, perhaps there is a tinge of bitterness that you made a life choice which is not the [eu]topia you envisaged and now you have the hankering to turn back time and rethink your choices. I would also suggest you lack the backbone to actually do something about it except moan via social media in the hope of getting some sympathy from fellow perpetual complainers.
Why? Can I ask you another question, Mike? Why should the Rhodesians not be allowed to have their independence from Britain although a large majority lived there for close to a hundred years? Why did the same British government say to the writer of this article you can't vote because .. and in another instance say, well you are under our control?
Your comment takes a lot to beat in stupidity and malice, plebeian.
That sound… can you hear it?
It's the world's smallest violin playing the author a sympathetic tune.
Because they are british citizens and the british government makes decisions affecting their lives.
As in: taxing expats, which still applies to expats if they still hold a residence (even if it's only their second or third) in the UK.
I think the author is wrong to equate Brexit with nationalism. 94% of the world's population are not in the EU: is the author really claiming that those 94% are nationalists? Also I'm sure the author would acknowledge that nasty nativism, racism and nationalism are all much more features of EU politics than they are in the UK. Neo-N@zis are the opposition in Germany and the Frente Nacional is the second-biggest party in the author's adopted France. The UK, by contrast, is the only large European country which doesn't have any significant support for ultra-right parties (maybe Spain, too, if you discount the neo-Francoist wing of the PP).
The author might want to explain to his readers in the EU the reasons for the UK's lack of populist, right-wing nationalism, especially if he is Europe editor for Reuters.
I doubt Mr Taylor personally contacted the authorities demanding that he be allowed to vote in the referendum. Only in this context could he claim to have been 'denied' a vote.
Rather, like me, he did not meet the qualifying rules to be allowed to vote (non residency in the UK for more than 15 years).
I suspect he feels no allegiance to the country of his birth, any more than his alleged support of Newcastle United; when was the last time he hopped on the Eurostar to see them play any one of the eight away games in London?
Did he vote in any of the general elections since leaving the country? I doubt it.
This could be my story, though I look each week to see who drubbed the blue noses.
In response to Mike: It was the deal. We would not get a vote in the country we live in, but would continue to vote in the country we came. Tony Blair did not extend the vote to those EU expats who have lived an paid taxes in Britain for 15 years, so it's not about participating in society.
No. Quite the opposite. This was a vote about the UK's future, not about the EU's future. How could you be an expert about the UK when you had not lived there for at least 15 years. It seems the 15 year rule makes sense as a way of excluding clueless voters.
If I took up permanent residency in any other nation, for even a day, I would not expect to be able to vote in the UK election or any referendum. What a childish and self important person the writer is.
Ehhh, say what?? If excluding clueless voters is part of the UK democratic process, than the UK failed at that level also, as all the brexitears managed to sneak through 🙂 the ultimate clueless of the clueless!
So someone absent for 15 years should continue to vote in this type of election even though they may have lost track of many of the issues involved and it may not directly affect their new life elsewhere. Why? surely 15 years is more than reasonable? Many have been absent for much longer.
This must be put in the context however that there is a move that there should be candidates in some elections -such as for MEP's -who could be voted for, but that hold no allegiance to any particular constituency.
If that comes about, then those who believe themselves to be disenfranchised could presumably vote for these MEP's of nowhere.
What nonsense. Most brexit people are from the older age group who are least influenced by social media and can see fake news a mile off because of their long life experiences.
Where did you get that absurd statistic? The Guardian?
Self-serving drivel from start to finish.
Congratulations to the author. France welcomes you.
Brexit was the vote of the ignorant: anyone with knowledge of both Britain and the rest of the EU could not vote (Europeans living in UK, Brits living in continental Europe).
As a Dutch/Estonian family with Soviet roots, working in the UK, we were not happy, to say the least, hearing about that speech. (Interestingly, both Netherlands and Estonia forbid double citizenship; on top of this English is the only EU language everybody in the family speaks. Oh yes, our son was born in Singapore, to complicate things even more).
Mrs. May has no clue about the modern world, where in reality millions are working outside of their "home" countries for years. Branding such people "citezens of nowhere" is xenophobic, to say the least.
If so, why were long-term resident in UK law-abiding EU citizens excluded from voting in the Brexit referendum?
You are right. I guess a similar 15 years rule should have been applied to them.
Not from the guardian but Cambridge analytica said so in their communication discussing the approach to brainwash people, their target audience was 7 million.
Well sorry about you, but brexitear approach to democracy is similar to many African dictators, select the people that you trust will vote for your cause then fall back to one man, one vote, one time! Also with assault on immigrants raising in the UK, you shall think about ways to get out of there.
No, we shall think of ways to get out of Germany with its N@zi government opposition party, its thuggish and racist far-right. As soon as possible.
@Dimitrii You answer your own question, " why were long-term resident in UK law-abiding EU citizens excluded from voting in the Brexit referendum?
Because they aren't British Citizens, they are foreign nationals RESIDING in the UK. If you want to vote, apply for British citizenship. Simple.
the figure 15 years is pretty arbitrary.
We moved here from Singapore in 2013, to a much better (but paying much less :-)) university, bought a house with our hard-earned savings, sent the kid to school, all under laws that made us feel equal to locals. Then, oops, the referendum, with the outcome that we're declared undesirable aliens, and we weren't even allowed to vote?!
If you had a real name, the Greens, the Left Party and the Free Democratic Party could sue you for libel and slander and win hands down. Even the AfD, I'm afraid, would probably win in court against your claim.
I've been living in Germany longer than in my native country, but I still have the right to vote there, but not in Germany, unless I get German citizenship. And just for the record: if the author were to be detained, let's say in the U.S. or Thailand, which country could and should give him consular assistance, as long as he is only a UK citizen?
Britain didn't make the author a citizen of nowhere, he willingly did it himself. Good for him if it made him happy. Now stop whining about your life choices.
Did you realize that when a British person migrates to live in France it raises the average intelligence of both Britain and France ?
You may not like the fact that there is no difference between The brexit referendum approach to democracy and African dictators, but they are identical step 1, select the people that you trust will vote for your cause then step 2 claim is one man, one vote, one time! Brexitears in a similar fashion to African dictators claim "the people have spoken". The increase in immigrants assault in the UK, is reported by the UN it's not something that I make up. Unlike your false claims.
Most commenters objecting to UK citizens abroad having the right to vote base themselves on where they're paying tax, and/or an assumed lack of interest in the UK. Do they therefore disagree with the last 2 Tory manifestos, which promised and mysteriously failed to give us a vote for life? Did they know the UN had raised this disenfranchisement as a human rights issue?
Do they have any explanation for the UK being alone in this? Elsewhere, citizenship is not seen as a money-based, but as a human right, inalienable except in extraordinary circs, and most certainly including the right to vote, the most basic expression of citizenship.
My theory is that this situation has a lot to do with the English inability to get along with places or people outside the UK, unless it rules them. No other country refers disparagingly to its workers abroad as 'going native'. Some even have ministers in their national pmts to represent their interests. Only the English display such insular, mercantile attitudes to citizenship, eg they charge 5 times more than the 27 for processing any naturalisation application.
This attitude demonstrates an extraordinarily weak grasp of what nationality means. Or else a scared sense of the weakness of British identity. They actually think that if you work abroad, you lose that identity. But are happy to sell it to Russian oligarchs etc.
😀 Ignoring of course we aren't a dictatorship and the voting rules were agreed by a majority of remain supporting MP's in a parliamentary vote. Citizens from 55 different countries were eligible to vote but they all shared a common thing, they are legally or 'recently' resident. I personally think that is the correct thing to do. If you haven't lived here for 15 years what exactly would you base a decision on? Their life in Australia, Spain, France or the USA? No. Mr Taylor whining about his lot hasn't been expelled from the country, he opted out, he chose another country, a different life.
Now if I recall there have been a few discussions about voting out and expecting to retain the benefits… what was your position on that? They voted with their feet.
I realise you are playing but you are talking nonsense.
You're gonna have your work cut out doin' that within the EU apparatus. How do you propose to vote out Juncker or Tusk?
But, well done on seeing the light! Being able to vote the rascals out is *exactly* why many of us voted for Brexit.
Old people are not good at spotting fake news or they would stop ordering the daily mail. I work with old people and even the nice ones are really dippy and gullible. They'll believe anything.
It sounds as if you work in a care home? What is their average age?
What is THEIR opinion of your gullibility?
Except you haven't been 'declared undesirable aliens" have you Dmitrii. Unless you've had a letter from the Home Office saying as much, then its obvious you haven't been targeted, singled-out, or otherwise sanctioned from remaining in the UK, so not quite sure what you're complaining about?
Their target audience were not the over 55's but the young people who do not know the pre social media conditions and sources of information, but live in a bubble and can be influenced by social media.
Mike, some of us are sufficiantly civic-spirited to want to vote!! You may not be aware of the fact that, in Belgium, only recently have non-Belgian EU citizens been allowed to vote in local (not national) elections in Brussels and Wallonia, but in Flanders the Flemish politicians managed to disenfranchise us expats from voting at all unless it was for the local Member of the European Parliament. The European Parliament slammed Belgium for this, and the situation should be improved "soon". So, not being allowed to vote over here, nor being able to have our say "over there", we really are "citizens of nowhere". I had to become Belgian in order to recover the power of being able to vote normally.
By the way, before the Brexit vote did UK embassies in any country send out even one sheet of paper to expats to explain the consequences of a LEAVE result or a REMAIN result? No, we expats were not worth the candle.
Caroline rest assured that what those resident in the UK prior to the vote received was most certainly not worth the candle either despite the government having spent NINE million pounds on it! It was somewhat comparable to those flyers sent by political parties in local elections.
Just to give you all something to think about late in the evening.
Can someone explain to me, why anyone of sane mind would voluntarily appoint someone to rule over him or her?
A referendum in which only UK nationals can vote really isn't a peculiar form of democracy. In fact the UK is remarkably open compared to the rest of Europe, in allowing Irish and Commonwealth nationals a vote in referendums. Every other European country that allows nation-wide referendums only allows their own nationals to vote. A good example: in 1972 the Republic of Ireland held a referendum in whether the Irish government may seek membership of the EEC. Only Irish citizens were allowed to vote.
Also your reference to African dictatorships is bizarre. Since decolonisation most African countries operated a system of 'one man, one vote, one election'. The UK, by contrast, has held two referendums in EEC/EU membership, and both results have been respected. Once the UK fully leaves the EU there is nothing stopping some future referendum on the UK applying for readmittance to the EU.
So according to you and other brexitears, British war veterans that for whatever reasons happen to live overseas, are not worthy of voting in a referendum that impacts their their lifes although years ago those same people risked that same life for the UK? Recently I came across information that said, that out of the dam buster squadron 4 remaining survivors only one lives in the UK, so according to brexitears the other 4 are clueless and their opinions worthless. And then brexitears turn around and expect to be trusted to keep to promises they make. No! If you treat British citizens with utter disrespect, how can anyone trust you?
I'm not defending the British referendum system (the scenario you describe also makes me feel uncomfortable). I'm just pointing out that it is comparable with other European systems. Some countries admittedly prohibit nationwide binding referendums (e.g. Germany), whereas others require referendums for constitutional changes (Republic of Ireland and Switzerland). In the UK, by contrast, referendums are quite rare (there have been only 3 UK-wide referendums in history).
Once again your information about my country is incorrect. Does it come from the anti british anti brexit Guardian?
You'll get no argument from me, but that wasn't what was decided . I'm not sure what the constitutional reasons for that were but that was the decision. Because we aren't a dictatorship we're bound by those laws and the result.
What you should really be p|ssed about is the remainers that couldn't be arsed to go and vote, that makes much more sense and in all likelihood we wouldn't be having this discussion.
You are happy we are leaving why keep attacking the decision?
All those war veterans are very old. You've been calling them all thick imbeciles for the last 2 years and now you go for the emotional stuff. 😀 Lower than a snakes arse.
Hardly any emotions,just simply pointing out facts!
Bravo, well done. I'm in Spain and have lived here for ever. Married to a Spaniard and taking out nationality. I can't vote in the UK (I have never had the right to vote in any national election or referendum – anywhere – in my 64 years of existence). Unlike you, I couldn't care less about my home-team (sorry!) and am rather glad that the UK is leaving the EU. The EU will be better off without it.
Arnold you asked why should the Rhodesians not be allowed to have their independence from Britain although a large majority lived there for close to a hundred years?
First of all it was actually Rhodesia and Nyassaland – three countries – North Rh. South Rh. and Nyassaland or, as they are now known, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi to which do you refer?
Paul, I am sad that you want to become French because obviously you are more attached to another identity. In your article you did not mention one emotional reason that bonds you with France, this wonderful country, full of history and culture. Is France just "somewhere" to you? You even repeat "I am English and European and … Becoming French won't change my identity". Then probably you should opt for something more funky like Belgian (easy joke), because clearly you do not seem ready to say "I am French".
As a supporter of immigration why do you cry about feeling neglected by your country of origin after you left it? You are contradictory. Does it mean that a part of you feel that British blood and British origin is a permanent feature that should be eternally recognised to you, that you are part of this people? Which is great! Be proud of Newcastle! I have been there.
I am happy to that you live in France because British people are welcome there. But if you apply for citizenship just to prevent French people to decide on their way of life and to promote more immigration (that fuels anti-Semitism as your rightly noted) then France does not need you. The world is big, try Brussels or even better, go back to England, to the Northern Rock, to gain back your right to vote next time, which is what you dream about! isn't it?
Oh fantastic, if you are dealing in facts only now, you forgot to mention how all and sundry on the continent and many here in the UK that support the EU have been calling the war heroes that sacrificed so much for our great countries, old thick, bigoted, xenophobic, racist, imperialist dimwits that will all die soon and be replaced by EU worshipping intelligent, wise youngsters.
Facts eh? Some we like, and some we pretend never happened when it suits us.
One payes taxes to the country where the earnings – on which said taxes are calculated – are originated.
Whatever your nationality, if you earn money in Britain, you get a reminder from HMRC. If you ae French working in Britain, you pay taxes to HMRC. If you also get money from some scheme located in France, you have to file tax returns to the Tresor Public.
In turn, you have more paper work as you need to inform both countries.
Paul is not cheating Britain.
He goes where work is, like the overwhelming majority of workers on this planet. Possibly, being allowed like in other countries to vote for Britain GE would help him feel not disenfranchised.
As a French citizen, my vote matters for the presidential election, there are senotors and deputies who run campaigns for Francais de l'etranger. (French citizens who live abroad).
American citizens living abroad can vote for the presidential election as long as they have an address home )courtesy of their family living in the US).
Do you really believe living 15 years abroad change feelings of patriotism like one getting a permenent sun tan because he lives down South?
Dual nationality is a complex world. Being the lucky owner of said condition, a condition I have not sought but acquired automatically by birth right two passports. Yes, it happens and babies are never responsible for the vagaries of their parents country of origin articles of constitutions.
Paul, now by choice, you are like me. Allow in consequence this poster to wish you the same piece of mind. I cannot, will not choose my mother over my father and reciprocally. I will not feel more attached to one over the other one country as both traditions, cultures, languages are flowing inside of me. They are entwined in my genes. Dual is me. How could I reject what my parents have make unique.
Be yourself, enjoy your added quality. Nobody can ask you to reject your past and your parents. rather enjoy your new skills, your brand new wings.
You are not a citizen of nowhere. Who said that has clearly no idea of what home is. Real home. your home is what your family has built.
Did your children reject you because you were only British? No. You are now able to get and see the bigger picture. It is not always easy as idiots ask you to take sides. But it gives you a freedom, allows you to step back to make an informed decision those who have only a monochromatic view will never achieve.
Welcome, citoyen. Salut et Fraternite.
What role did national electoral laws play in your evaluation of where to live and pursue your career?
"Under a law passed by Tony Blair's Labour government, people who live abroad more than 15 years lose the franchise.
That's why I'm applying to become a citizen of France.
15 years in France, settled in France, working in France. Sounds like one emigrated to France. Your main concern should be France. The Brits back home can take care of Britain. And Tony Blair was right too!
Thus a secretary/admin people working in a British embassy for more than 15years is deemed unfit to carry on being a British citizen?
– I did write to my MP. He (Macolm Rifkind) was against giving us back our vote, but was in the middle of resigning because of his ethical failings. His successors have been unresponsive. The Tory party had and still has the abolition of this rule in their program but are so burdenened by screwing up Brexit that they have no time for running the UK.
– How is Britain going to become global (as promised by the Brexaniacs) if they discourage Britons from going abroad to work?
So I too became French and a very pleasant process it was too. Certainly they have a much more open view of the world as most Britons must have noticed as they run their electiricity, gas, buses etc. And indeed have their own deputés for those living abroad and for whom we can all vote. That is democratic suffrage; something which apparently is not very important in the UK.


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