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ST-C-A42-1-63. Jacqueline Kennedy Departs White House
Former first lady, Jacqueline Kennedy, and her children, Caroline Kennedy and John F. Kennedy, Jr., depart the White House for the last time. Special Assistant to President John F. Kennedy, Dave Powers, follows behind; Princess Lee Radziwill of Poland (sister of Mrs. Kennedy) walks through the Palm Room door. Rose Garden, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-61-63. President Charles de Gaulle of France and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
President of France, General Charles de Gaulle, visits with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Joan Bennett Kennedy stands at far right. Also pictured: Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Republic, Mahmoud Fawzi; Ambassador of the United Arab Republic, Dr. Mostafa Kamel; Minister of Foreign Affairs of France, Maurice Couve de Murville; Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir David Ormsby-Gore; Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell Shepard. State Dining Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-98-63. Kennedy Family Attends Burial of President John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery
Members of the Kennedy family and others attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Those pictured include: Jacqueline Kennedy; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts); Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Sydney Lawford; Peter Lawford; Prince Stanislaus Radziwill of Poland; Steve Smith; Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.; Joan Bennett Kennedy; Director of the Peace Corps, R. Sargent Shriver; President Lyndon B. Johnson; Kennedy family friend, Kirk LeMoyne "Lem" Billings; President Kennedy's personal secretary, Evelyn Lincoln; Senator Hubert H. Humphrey (Minnesota); President Kennedy's valet, George E. Thomas; White House Secret Service agents, Walt Coughlin and Toby Chandler. Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
ST-C422-94-63. Jacqueline Kennedy Attends Burial of President John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery
Members of the Kennedy family attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Jacqueline Kennedy (holding folded flag) and Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy (mostly hidden), walk in center. Also pictured: Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy; Steve Smith; Ethel Skakel Kennedy; honor guard pallbearer, Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
Members of the Kennedy family and others attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Jacqueline Kennedy (mostly hidden) lights the eternal flame. Also pictured: Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Jean Kennedy Smith; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Joseph P. Kennedy, II; Director of the Peace Corps, R. Sargent Shriver; Kennedy family friend, Kirk LeMoyne "Lem" Billings; White House Secret Service agent, Clint Hill. Honor guard pallbearers stand at left, including: Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
Members of the Kennedy family and others attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; honor guard pallbearers lift the casket flag. Those pictured include: Jacqueline Kennedy; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Jean Kennedy Smith; Sydney Lawford; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts); Peter Lawford; Joseph P. Kennedy, II; President Lyndon B. Johnson; King Baudouin of Belgium; President of South Korea, Chung Hee Park; Queen Frederika of Greece; Senator Mike Mansfield (Montana); former Social Secretary to Jacqueline Kennedy, Letitia Baldrige; Special Assistant to President Kennedy, Kenneth P. O'Donnell; White House Secret Service agents, Paul A. Burns and Toby Chandler. Honor guard pallbearers stands at left, including: Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
Members of the Kennedy family and others attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Those pictured include: Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts); Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Peter Lawford; Prince Stanislaus Radziwill of Poland; President Lyndon B. Johnson; King Baudouin of Belgium; Prince Gholam-Reza Pahlavi of Iran; former Social Secretary to Jacqueline Kennedy, Letitia Baldrige; White House Secret Service agent, Paul A. Burns. Honor guard pallbearers stand at left, including: Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
Members of the Kennedy family and others attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Those pictured include: Jacqueline Kennedy (mostly hidden); Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy (mostly hidden); Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts); Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Peter Lawford; Prince Stanislaus Radziwill of Poland; President Lyndon B. Johnson; King Baudouin of Belgium; Prince Gholam-Reza Pahlavi of Iran; President Kennedy's valet, George E. Thomas; White House Secret Service agent, Paul A. Burns. Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
Members of the Kennedy family and others attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Archbishop of Boston, Massachusetts, Richard Cardinal Cushing, delivers a reading (at left in foreground). Those pictured include: Jacqueline Kennedy; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Jean Kennedy Smith; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Kennedy family friend, Kirk LeMoyne "Lem" Billings; Princess Lee Radziwill of Poland; President Kennedy's valet, George E. Thomas; Director of the Peace Corps, R. Sargent Shriver; Steve Smith; Ethel Skakel Kennedy; White House Secret Service agent, Clint Hill. Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
ST-C422-72-63. Jacqueline Kennedy Departs St. Matthew's Cathedral After President John F. Kennedy's Requiem Mass
Jacqueline Kennedy exits the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle with her children, Caroline Kennedy and John F. Kennedy, Jr., following the requiem mass in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy, walks down stairs behind Mrs. Kennedy. At left, honor guard pallbearers carry the flag-draped casket of President Kennedy to a horse-drawn caisson, for the procession to Arlington National Cemetery. Also pictured: Archbishop of Boston, Massachusetts, Richard Cardinal Cushing; Archbishop of Washington, Patrick A. O'Boyle; Auxiliary Bishop of Washington, Bishop Philip Hannan; Auxiliary Bishop of New York, Bishop John J. Maguire; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Maxwell D. Taylor; Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force, General Curtis E. LeMay; Chief of Staff of the United States Army, General Earle G. Wheeler; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral David L. McDonald; Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, General David M. Shoup; Commandant of the United States Coast Guard, Admiral Edwin J. Roland; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh; Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell Shepard. Washington, D.C.
Members of the Kennedy family walk to the gravesite of President John F. Kennedy upon arrival at Arlington National Cemetery for graveside services in the state funeral of President Kennedy; honor guard pallbearers carry the flag-draped casket of the late President at left. Walking in procession: Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Jacqueline Kennedy; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts); Steve Smith; Peter Lawford; Jean Kennedy Smith; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Prince Stanislaus Radziwill of Poland; Princess Lee Radziwill of Poland; Superintendent of Arlington National Cemetery, John C. Metzler; White House Secret Service agents, Walt Coughlin, Clint Hill, and Paul Landis. Arlington, Virginia.
ST-C422-66-63. Burial of President John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery
Members of the Kennedy family and military officials walk to the gravesite of President John F. Kennedy upon arrival at Arlington National Cemetery for graveside services in the state funeral of President Kennedy; honor guard pallbearers carry the flag-draped casket of the late President at left. Walking in procession: Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Jacqueline Kennedy; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts); Steve Smith; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Princess Lee Radziwill of Poland; Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force, General Curtis E. LeMay; Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, General David M. Shoup; Chief of Staff of the United States Army, General Earle G. Wheeler; Commandant of the United States Coast Guard, Admiral Edwin J. Roland. Pallbearers include: Lance Corporal Jerry J. Diamond (USMC), Yeoman George A. Barnum (USCG), Lieutenant Samuel R. Bird (U.S. Army), Seaman Hubert Clark (USN), Sergeant James L. Felder (U.S. Army), Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington, Virginia.
Officials and dignitaries attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; honor guard pallbearers lift the casket flag. Those pictured include: Archbishop of Boston, Massachusetts, Richard Cardinal Cushing; Prime Minister of Japan, Hayato Ikeda; Vice President of Liberia, William R. Tolbert, Jr.; President of Germany, Heinrich Lübke; President of France, General Charles de Gaulle; Chancellor of West Germany, Ludwig Erhard; Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie; President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal; President of South Korea, Chung Hee Park; Queen Frederika of Greece; King Baudouin of Belgium; Prince Gholam-Reza Pahlavi of Iran; President of the Corporate Chamber of Portugal, Clotário Luís Supico Pinto; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto; President of Ireland, Éamon de Valera; Minister of External Affairs of Ireland, Frank Aiken; Prince Georg Valdemar of Denmark; Prime Minister of Denmark, Jens Otto Krag; Secretary-General of the Presidency of France, Étienne Burin des Roziers; Minister of Foreign Affairs of France, Maurice Couve de Murville; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of France, General Charles Ailleret; Prince Bertil of Sweden; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan, Antone Atallah; Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.; artist William Walton; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, Walter W. Heller; White House doorman, Preston Bruce; Sydney Lawford; White House Secret Service agent, Paul A. Burns. Pallbearers include: Lance Corporal Jerry J. Diamond (USMC), Yeoman George A. Barnum (USCG), Lieutenant Samuel R. Bird (U.S. Army), Seaman Hubert Clark (USN), Sergeant James L. Felder (U.S. Army), Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington Memorial Bridge is visible in the background. Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
View of graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; members of the Kennedy family, officials, and dignitaries take their places. Honor guard pallbearers lift the casket flag; Irish Army cadets perform drill at left. Those pictured include: Jacqueline Kennedy; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Jean Kennedy Smith; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Sydney Lawford; Peter Lawford; Joseph P. Kennedy, II; Steve Smith; President of France, General Charles de Gaulle; President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal; President of Germany, Heinrich Lübke; President of South Korea, Chung Hee Park; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; Special Assistant to President Kennedy for Congressional Relations, Larry O'Brien; Personal Secretary to President Kennedy, Evelyn Lincoln; White House Secret Service agents, Paul A. Burns and Walt Coughlin. Pallbearers include: Lance Corporal Jerry J. Diamond (USMC), Yeoman George A. Barnum (USCG), Lieutenant Samuel R. Bird (U.S. Army), Seaman Hubert Clark (USN), Sergeant James L. Felder (U.S. Army), Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
Members of the Kennedy family, officials, and dignitaries attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; honor guard pallbearers fold the casket flag. Standing at right in foreground (partially hidden): Jacqueline Kennedy; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts). Also pictured: Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Jean Kennedy Smith; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Director of the Peace Corps, R. Sargent Shriver; Peter Lawford; First Lady Lady Bird Johnson; Lucy Baines Johnson; Lynda Bird Johnson; Archbishop of Boston, Massachusetts, Richard Cardinal Cushing; Vice President of Liberia, William R. Tolbert, Jr.; President of Germany, Heinrich Lübke; President of France, General Charles de Gaulle; President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal; President of South Korea, Chung Hee Park; Queen Frederika of Greece; King Baudouin of Belgium; Prince Bertil of Sweden; Secretary-General of the Presidency of France, Étienne Burin des Roziers; Minister of Foreign Affairs of France, Maurice Couve de Murville; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of France, General Charles Ailleret; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, Abbas Aram; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, Walter W. Heller; former Social Secretary to Jacqueline Kennedy, Letitia Baldrige; Special Assistant to President Kennedy for Congressional Relations, Larry O'Brien; Special Assistant to President Kennedy, Ralph Dungan; Personal Secretary to President Kennedy, Evelyn Lincoln; White House doorman, Preston Bruce; Superintendent of Arlington National Cemetery, John C. Metzler; White House Secret Service agents, Paul A. Burns, Walt Coughlin, Toby Chandler, and Clint Hill. Pallbearers include: Lance Corporal Jerry J. Diamond (USMC), Yeoman George A. Barnum (USCG), Lieutenant Samuel R. Bird (U.S. Army), Seaman Hubert Clark (USN), Sergeant James L. Felder (U.S. Army), Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
ST-C422-117-63. Kennedy Family Arrives at Arlington National Cemetery for Burial of President John F. Kennedy
Members of the Kennedy family walk to the gravesite of President John F. Kennedy upon arrival at Arlington National Cemetery for graveside services in the state funeral of President Kennedy. Walking in procession: Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Jacqueline Kennedy; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts); Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Sydney Lawford; Princess Lee Radziwill of Poland; Superintendent of Arlington National Cemetery, John C. Metzler. Arlington, Virginia.
Members of the Kennedy family, officials, and dignitaries attend graveside services in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Jacqueline Kennedy and Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy (both mostly hidden), stand at right in foreground; honor guard pallbearers lift the casket flag. Also pictured: Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Jean Kennedy Smith; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Sydney Lawford; Joseph P. Kennedy, II; Archbishop of Boston, Massachusetts, Richard Cardinal Cushing; Vice President of Liberia, William R. Tolbert, Jr.; President of Germany, Heinrich Lübke; President of France, General Charles de Gaulle; Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie; President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal; President of South Korea, Chung Hee Park; Queen Frederika of Greece; King Baudouin of Belgium; President of Ireland, Éamon de Valera; Minister of External Affairs of Ireland, Frank Aiken; Prince Georg Valdemar of Denmark; Minister of Foreign Affairs of France, Maurice Couve de Murville; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of France, General Charles Ailleret; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, Abbas Aram; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; U.S. Secretary of Labor, Willard Wirtz; Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, Walter W. Heller; Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.; Senator George A. Smathers (Florida); Personal Secretary to President Kennedy, Evelyn Lincoln; White House doorman, Preston Bruce; White House Secret Service agents, Paul A. Burns, Walt Coughlin, Toby Chandler, Gerald A. "Jerry" Behn, and Clint Hill. Pallbearers include: Lance Corporal Jerry J. Diamond (USMC), Yeoman George A. Barnum (USCG), Lieutenant Samuel R. Bird (U.S. Army), Seaman Hubert Clark (USN), Sergeant James L. Felder (U.S. Army), Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
ST-C422-108-63. Jacqueline Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy at St. Matthew's Cathedral for President John F. Kennedy's Funeral
Jacqueline Kennedy and Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy (both with backs to camera), stand with other members of the Kennedy family outside the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle, following the requiem mass in the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. The flag-draped casket of President Kennedy sits in background, borne by a horse-drawn caisson with honor guard pallbearers attending, including: Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), and Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN). Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-107-63. President John F. Kennedy's Funeral Procession from St. Matthew's Cathedral
The funeral procession of President John F. Kennedy prepares to depart the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle for Arlington National Cemetery; the flag-draped casket of President Kennedy is borne by a horse-drawn caisson with honor guard attending. Standing in foreground: Jacqueline Kennedy; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts); Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; Jean Kennedy Smith; Peter Lawford; Steve Smith. Also pictured: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Maxwell D. Taylor; Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force, General Curtis E. LeMay; Chief of Staff of the United States Army, General Earle G. Wheeler; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral David L. McDonald; Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, General David M. Shoup; Military Aide to President Kennedy, General Chester V. Clifton; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Washington, D.C.
ST-C421-8-63. President John F. Kennedy's Casket Leaves White House
Honor guard pallbearers lead the flag-draped casket of President John F. Kennedy through the Entrance Hall of the White House, prior to a funeral procession to the Capitol Building. Those walking behind the casket include: Jacqueline Kennedy; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Jean Kennedy Smith; Director of the Peace Corps, R. Sargent Shriver; Steve Smith; President Lyndon B. Johnson. Pallbearers include: Lance Corporal Jerry J. Diamond (USMC), Yeoman George A. Barnum (USCG), Seaman Hubert Clark (USN), Sergeant James L. Felder (U.S. Army), Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Washington, D.C.
Honor guard pallbearers lead the flag-draped casket of President John F. Kennedy through Cross Hall of the White House, prior to a funeral procession to the Capitol Building. Those walking behind the casket include: Jacqueline Kennedy and her children, Caroline Kennedy and John F. Kennedy, Jr.; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Jean Kennedy Smith; Director of the Peace Corps, R. Sargent Shriver; Steve Smith; President Lyndon B. Johnson. Members of the honor guard stand at attention. Pallbearers include: Lance Corporal Jerry J. Diamond (USMC), Yeoman George A. Barnum (USCG), Seaman Hubert Clark (USN), Sergeant James L. Felder (U.S. Army), Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Washington, D.C.
ST-C421-14-63. Former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Departs White House for President John F. Kennedy's Funeral Procession to Capitol Building
Jacqueline Kennedy stands with her children, Caroline Kennedy and John F. Kennedy, Jr., in the North Portico, prior to the funeral procession of President John F. Kennedy from the White House to the Capitol Building; honor guard pallbearers secure the flag-draped casket of President Kennedy at left. Standing behind Mrs. Kennedy: Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Jean Kennedy Smith; Steve Smith. Photographers and members of the press observe, including National Park Service (NPS) photographer, Abbie Rowe. Pallbearers include: Lance Corporal Jerry J. Diamond (USMC), Yeoman George A. Barnum (USCG), Lieutenant Samuel R. Bird (U.S. Army), Seaman Hubert Clark (USN), Sergeant James L. Felder (U.S. Army), Lance Corporal Timothy F. Cheek (USMC), Sergeant Richard E. Gaudreau (USAF), Seaman Larry B. Smith (USN), and Corporal Douglas A. Mayfield (U.S. Army). Washington, D.C.
ST-C421-12-63. Former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Prepares to Depart White House for President John F. Kennedy's Funeral Procession to Capitol Building
Jacqueline Kennedy and her children, Caroline Kennedy and John F. Kennedy, Jr., stand in the Entrance Hall of the White House, prior to the funeral procession of President John F. Kennedy to the Capitol Building. President Lyndon B. Johnson stands at far right. Members of the honor guard stand at attention. Washington, D.C.
ST-C421-11-63. President John F. Kennedy Lies in Repose at White House
The late President John F. Kennedy lies in repose in the East Room of the White House; the flag-draped casket of President Kennedy sits at left, prior to a funeral procession to the Capitol Building. Those pictured include: Jacqueline Kennedy and her children, Caroline Kennedy and John F. Kennedy, Jr.; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Jean Kennedy Smith; First Lady Lady Bird Johnson; President Lyndon B. Johnson; Princess Lee Radziwill of Poland; Jamie Auchincloss; Hugh D. Auchincloss; Special Assistant to President Kennedy, Dave Powers; Peter Lawford; Nanny to the Kennedy children, Maud Shaw; Kennedy family friend, Charles Spalding; Berenice Roth Spalding. Members of the honor guard stand at attention. Washington, D.C.
The late President John F. Kennedy lies in repose in the East Room of the White House; the flag-draped casket of President Kennedy sits at left, prior to a funeral procession to the Capitol Building. Those pictured include: Jacqueline Kennedy and her children, Caroline Kennedy and John F. Kennedy, Jr.; Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy; Jean Kennedy Smith; First Lady Lady Bird Johnson; President Lyndon B. Johnson; Princess Lee Radziwill of Poland; Steve Smith; Jamie Auchincloss; Janet Auchincloss; Hugh D. Auchincloss; Special Assistant to President Kennedy, Dave Powers; Kennedy family friend, Charles Spalding; Peter Lawford. Members of the honor guard stand at attention. Washington, D.C.
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Explore a flooded world in this side-scrolling adventure game.
Far: Changing Tides is now available on consoles and PC. The game is the latest installment in the Far series by developer Okomotive. It was published by Frontier.
Far: Changing Tides is a post-apocalyptic adventure game that's set in a flooded world. The game asks players to help a young boy named Toe explore this world to find a new home.
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The Japanese bombing of the US naval base in Pearl Harbor 75 years ago sent a seismic shock around the world. Nicholas Best charts how stunned onlookers across the planet – from Dirk Bogarde to Adolf Hitler to Mao Zedong – reacted to the news
This article was first published in the Christmas 2016 issue of BBC History Magazine.
Joan Fawcett rose early on the morning of 7 December 1941. The 21-year-old Englishwoman was a passenger aboard the Dutch ship Jägersfontein, travelling to India from San Francisco. After several days at sea, she was looking forward to arriving in Honolulu soon after breakfast. Joan didn't want to miss a moment as the ship approached the Hawaiian island of Oahu from the south.
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UPDATED: S-193 NOW OPEN SFWMD Reopening Navigation Locks on Lake Okeechobee's North Shore
For boaters navigating to and from Lake Okeechobee, the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) has reopened all five navigation locks it maintains on the lake's north shore seven days a week.
Earlier today SFWMD reported that one lock, S-193, had been temporarily closed because of vegetation blocking the lock. UPDATE: All vegetation has been cleared and the S-193 lock is now reopened as well.
To get the latest information on navigation through SFWMD structures and waterways, visit www.sfwmd.gov/navigation.
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This is the story about an experience in the early Seventies that changed the course of my life. It is the story of how I was knocked down and shattered to pieces only to find a very unusual way to patch myself back together. As one can assume from the title, "learning to dance" became my form of self-therapy.
Twice in my life, Dancing has helped rescue me from a serious crisis. Back in 1986, I used Whip Dancing to recover from a deep depression brought on by my divorce. 201 Nights is also an interesting story, but this 1973-1975 saga is even more remarkable because I started my climb back from a much tougher place.
The story begins in September 1973 with me on top of the world. I had been accepted as a graduate student in the Clinical Psychology program at Colorado State University. I had a full scholarship and was brimming with confidence. Then in October just one short month after my arrival, I began dating a stunning blonde who worked in the department. Things could not have been better.
Fast forward to May 1974. Following two enormous setbacks, I returned to Houston in the pits of despair. I was deeply depressed with no idea how to get my confidence back. At this point in time, I was little better than a zombie.
Due the discovery of an odd little paperback book, one day I decided I wanted to learn to dance. I had never danced in my life, so I was surprised at how strong the desire was. Unfortunately, after one lesson, I realized I was absolutely terrible. This wasn't going to be as easy as I hoped. Although I was discouraged, I decided to continue. Even though learning to dance was always an uphill struggle, I refused to quit. I was possessed by a relentlessness I didn't completely understand.
I often wondered why I took this project so seriously. I certainly never imagined that pursuing a skill like freestyle dancing would accomplish the miracle of resurrecting my shattered confidence. Nor did I have any idea that dancing would help pull me out of my terrible downward spiral. It just seemed important, so I stayed with it.
I encountered several devastating setbacks during my dance project. Fortunately, despite these dark omens, I refused to give up. I stayed on the path for no better reason than it seemed like the right thing to do at the time.
One thing that helped was the discovery that I felt better about myself when I practiced my dancing. As I learned to dance, I noticed my depression would disappear for a while. That was all the reason I needed to know I should stay with it.
In the end, I did manage to climb back up the mountain. But as God is my witness, the climb was nothing short of arduous.
Rick Archer's Note: I believe there is more to this world than meets the eye. I can't prove it, but I really do believe we are put on this earth to learn lessons.
With this in mind, I believe everyone is born with a set of talents and handicaps. It becomes our job to put our talents to work and find ways to overcome our handicaps.
In my case, I had two wonderful talents. I was given a healthy, athletic body and I was given a sharp mind.
I was also given the gift of a marvelous education. Through a series of intricate moves, I was given one of the finest educations America can offer. I had a full scholarship at an exclusive private high school in Houston (St. Johns), a full scholarship at an elite Eastern college (Johns Hopkins), and a full scholarship to graduate school (Colorado State University). I consider my education the great miracle of my life.
I was also given some pretty serious handicaps. I was an only child born to two parents who divorced when I was nine. When I say these two people were perhaps the least nurturing parents imaginable, that is no exaggeration. I was forced to practically raise myself. This had both positive and negative consequences. On the one hand, I learned to be self-reliant and independent. On the other hand, I was vulnerable to depression and loneliness.
I had two physical handicaps. I cut my left eye out with a knife when I was five. It was my own fault, but then what parent allows a child to play with a knife at that age? The loss of my eye would be significant because it prevented me from playing sports in high school. This cost me the chance to make friends and feel like I belonged at my rich kids school. Instead I stayed on the sidelines throughout my teen years while the other boys caught the passes and the cheerleader's smiles.
My other handicap was even more devastating. I developed one of the worse cases of acne any a kid has ever suffered. What happened is pretty gross. One night my mother decided to attack a mild case of pimples with a sewing pin. Somehow her intervention allowed an infection to develop in my lymph gland system. Overnight my face bloated to the size of a balloon. It would take ONE AND A HALF YEARS to solve the problem. During this entire time I had the face of a leper. Imagine what this did to my self-esteem. Even worse, when we were done, the acne scarring had turned my face into pockmarked moonscape.
The consequences were devastating. I never dated in high school. Not only was I the poorest kid in school, now I was the ugliest kid in school. I stayed a hermit the entire time. Whenever there was a party, I stood in the shadows and watched while the other kids danced. I cannot begin to explain the anger and loneliness of those years. Nor can I even begin to explain the bitterness and the insecurity that grew within me.
College was better, but it too had its up and downs. I was given a full scholarship to a men's school. Now don't get me wrong - I really appreciated my college education. But it did have the frustrating effect of postponing my education with women for yet another four years.
By the end of college, I occupied a very strange life space.
On the bright side, my face had cleared up to point where I was at least tolerable to look at. I wasn't pretty, but I was okay. It didn't hurt that I had the physique of an athlete. Too bad I didn't have a personality to match. Nevertheless, I made some awkward stabs at flirting and was beginning to make progress. Slowly but surely I was developing at least a semblance of confidence around women.
Best of all, my incredible education had gained me admission to graduate school. I had every reason to be very optimistic about my future. Maybe I could finally begin dating in graduate school and take the final step towards my career as well.
On the dark side, I had some serious character flaws. Having basically raised myself, I was extremely independent. While in some ways that is good, it meant that I was fiercely resistant to being told what to do. I had serious problems with authority. If someone tried to boss me around, I would puff up like a hostile porcupine.
I did not handle criticism well at all. If someone chewed me out, I would immediately begin an argument. I was the proverbial angry young man.
Worst of all, I was politically ignorant. I did not understand that there are times to keep my mouth shut and there are consequences to speaking my mind.
Fortunately, these character flaws didn't cause any major problems in high school. Starting in the Fourth Grade, I went to the same school for nine years. By the time I reached high school, my teachers were quite familiar with my problems at home. Because they felt sorry for me, they used an unusual amount of patience with me. They understood how touchy I was and treated me with kid gloves. Realizing just how desperate I was for any sort of warmth, I received nothing but praise, compliments and encouragement. That worked like a charm. Just show me some kindness and I would do ANYTHING they asked. Consequently I thrived.
Nor did my rough edges cause the slightest problem in college. Why so? Because everyone left me alone. No one ever criticized me in college. No one ever told me what to do. Since I was already used to being on my own, I simply went to class for four years, did my homework, took my tests and graduated with a 3.44 GPA.
Although I was lonely as hell during college, I suppose the absence of women at least allowed me to study harder. Mostly I spent my college years thinking about the meaning of life, playing a lot of pickup basketball and dreaming of the day when I might have a girlfriend.
Then came the magic day when I was accepted into graduate school. Now I assumed I was set for life. I had no idea what was about to hit me.
So here we go. Let the games begin.


Long Way Out was James' first full-length CD release, a 60 minute album of 12 original songs. Recorded using modern digital multi-track studio technology, the songs on this album were recorded with no overdubs, just the warm, intimate sound of James' distinctive singing voice, an acoustic-guitar with occasional harmonica, and include several first-takes.
The original recordings were re-mastered in 2006, bringing out their detail and presence beautifully. The 2003 release has now been humanely deleted.
"a delightful tapestry in music and words and highlights his tremendous vocal ability. This is a track that deserves to widely heard by anyone with a love of classic contemporary folk and acoustic music."
Long Way Out as a CD (originally with 8-page booklets - now sold-out) costs £5 direct from James at a gig, or see opposite for other ways of getting hold of it.
Buy now direct from James using secure online billing with Paypal for £5 (+ postage).
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Secrets of a Kept Woman 2 - Book Review
Monique C Humphries
Secrets of a Kept Woman 2
The girls are back, well almost all of them. We are more centered on Shayla and what her life has become since her split with Titus and Lissa who is her best friend, now. And I got to say, she really ended up on top and was really showing it at the beginning of the books. On this trail of finding herself, she went back to school and is a doctor. I ...
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HER FINAL BREATH by Robert Dugoni
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Her Final Breath by Robert DugoniMy rating: 5 of 5 stars I absolutely love thrillers, especially crime ones, and my favourites are serial killers, which this book was about. The main character is Homicide detective Tracy Crosswhite, she is still reeling from the murder of her sister when she is put in charge of the team investigating the serial killer dubbed The Cowboy. Her boss did not give her the job because he is in awe of her capabilities, in fact, he and Tracy have bad blood, and he is out to see her fall on her face. The team she is with a great, but she knows that the backlash of this case is directed at her and tries to shield her partner and the others from any fallout happening, to do this she does things on her own without them knowing. This is one of those stories that has...
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BRAGG V1 by JACK LYNCH
Bragg V1 by Jack LynchMy rating: 5 of 5 stars I received a copy of this book via the publishers Brash Books, in return for an honest review. Can I just say that I cannot thank them enough for bringing these amazing books of the late Jack Lynch to my attention, I have to say that his books are amazing, well-written, and the characters so believable. This particular book has 3 of Lynch's amazing stories. His Bragg private investigator character gets himself involved in various cases and each one is excellent. I cannot pick a favourite out of these because each story is terrific, I could read the author's works over and over and over and never get tired of them. I have chosen Die for Me to write about because it was his last novel. I like Peter Bragg, he is a very likeable guy, but not without some issues....
Review - A Sip of Fear, by Brian Rush
A Sip of Fear, by Brian Rush, is a sort of contemporary urban fantasy set on the streets of Seattle. The year is deliberately unspecified, but you can easily imagine the events playing out today anywhere in the world. Having briefly lived in Seattle, part of the charm for me was the occasional sense of recognition of the places visited. However, the appeal of the book goes well beyond that. A Sip of Fear explores issues of spirituality and humanity, life and death, good and evil, and how these motivate men and women in rather different ways. Readers of Brian's blog will not be surprised, since these are matters he likes to explore. So there are occasional magical conflicts, but these are brief, and secondary to the main theme - human growth and development, on both the personal and collective fronts. Brian's writing encourages readers to grapple with deep issues for...
Review - Chasm Creek, by Patricia Grady Cox
Written as one of "The Review Group" Review Volunteers, see http://thereview2014.blogspot.co.uk It is a very long time since I read a Western. Back in school we had Shane as a class book, and from the same era (and I'm showing my age here) I was a keen watcher of the two television series The Virginian and The High Chaparral. But since those long-ago days I think I have only encountered the Western genre in films. To this British reader, coming across placenames like Rio Verde or Yuma evokes a feeling of going into a fantasy land, where anything might happen. So it was with an entirely appropriate sense of riding into the unknown that I started this book. There were familiar elements that you meet almost at once. There is the mysterious man with the shady past, the abandoned wife struggling to make ends meet for her family, the lawman balancing...
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Tasmania is sometimes referred to as the "forgotten state"; it's typically not on the radar for first time visitors to Australia, and many of my Aussie mates have not visited their Southernmost state, yet, it's full of adventures and surprises for the fortunate traveler. It's compact size (you can drive from the bottom of the island to the top in around 3 hours) allows you to experience a variety of landscapes and activities in a long weekend. Stroll on empty coastlines, walk through eucalyptus-clad forests, and traverse rugged mountains. Spot the ever-present land and sea life. Savor the gourmet food and superb wines. Witness the flourishing creative arts scene, and embrace the local lifestyle.
The main gateway to Tasmania is Hobart Airport, servicing flights predominantly to/from Melbourne and Sydney. You'll need to connect through either city if you are flying in from another country or from another Australian destination. I recommend renting a car directly upon your arrival as self-driving is the best way to explore Tasmania. Yes, you will have to drive on the left side of the road, but it just takes a few minutes to adjust. Tassie's bus schedules are slow and limited, and taxis are not available in remote towns, so having a car gives you the freedom and flexibility to explore where you want.
Hobart is a quaint port city with a strong colonial heritage, and is the perfect urban base for your varying daytime excursions. Sandstone Georgian warehouses contrast with modern offices, and old pubs remain alongside trendy craft breweries and whiskey distilleries. Former port buildings now house contemporary restaurants and funky art galleries.
On Saturdays, locals fill Salamanca Place selling and purchasing all types of goodies, including freshly picked produce, cheeses, homegrown honey, antiques, and second-hand goods. It's an unmatched cultural experience that allows you to mix with Tasmanian's of all ages, and is a true foodies dream. I tasted a wide variety of eats from savory salmon jerky and sausage, to sweet blueberry crumb cake and juicy strawberries with cream. I also grabbed a loaf of sourdough bread and multicolored apples to fuel our adventures ahead.
Up the Derwent River on the Berriedale peninsula lies MONA. The Museum of Old and New Art was built underground on a picturesque winery, and has been described as a "subversive adult Disneyland". The best way to get there is via the fast ferry from the heart of Hobart. Before or after your journey through the cavernous gallery, enjoy a tasting at Moorila Winery or Moo Brew Brewery onsite.
The non-labeled artwork is controversial and thought-provoking. The exhibits broaden your perspective, and make you appreciate the eccentricity of Tasmania. After emerging from the intriguing museum, I witnessed a double rainbow and wild peacocks roaming around the land. Tasmania is truly magical.
If you're a history buff, take a day trip to Port Arthur to get a glimpse of its gruesome past. It was the British Empire's most brutal penal colony in the 1800's, and many of the original structures still remain. While you're down there, perhaps take an excursion to Tasman Island, which showcases Tassie's jagged shoreline and abundant wildlife.
Countless nature based experiences are accessible from Hobart. Dominating the skyline, Mt. Wellington stretches 4,000 feet above the city. If you do not have the time or energy to hike up the mountain, a 20-minute drive from the city centre will lead you to its peak. The Pinnacle has expansive views of Hobart and beyond ... if you're lucky and the dense clouds clear.
About 1 ½ hours Northwest of the city, Tasmania's first national park, Mt Field, is the perfect place to get your nature fix, especially if you're time poor. The national park has trails for all types of hikers. One particularly easy, yet scenic walk is to Russell Falls, the most photographed waterfall in Tasmania. You'll stroll past moss-covered rocks and draping fern trees, and spot the world's tallest flowering plant, the swamp gum. It's very likely that you'll encounter native Australian animals, such as wallabies and echidnas as well. If you do not, stop at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. You'll be able to get up-close to all sorts of Australian wildlife, including the infamous Tasmanian devil.
If your schedule allows you to venture farther from Hobart, a journey up the East Coast is a must. Stop in Bicheno to visit the blowhole, which erupts every few minutes. Be on the lookout for roadside stalls, where you can enjoy just-caught seafood, dairy products, plump berries, and orchard fruits direct from the local growers and fisherman. I purchased a ½ dozen oysters the size of my hand, plucked straight from the ocean, for $5 total. The quality of the food is inconceivable... until you have the pleasure of tasting it yourself! The fresh flavors are ingrained in my memory forever.
Choose an accommodation that's half way up the East Coast, near Freycinet National Park. It's one of Tasmania's principal draws, and for a good reason. One of my personal favorite hikes within Freycinet is the Wineglass Bay Track. You'll wind through the eucalyptus-filled bush, which will lead you to pure white beaches and turquoise waters. The pink granite rocks speckled with orange lichen, contrasting against the azure sea, is a sight not to be missed. If you prefer to visit the national park by water, cruise the crescent shaped Wineglass Bay with a local catamaran operator.
Isolated from mainland Australia, Tasmania has a quirky, laid-back culture that feels different from the rest of the country. There's so much more to explore, but my suggestions are a solid start for an authentic Tasmanian experience. The clean air, fresh food, and pristine wilderness will leave you feeling refreshed and inspired.
** Airbnb is always a wonderful option as well.
Tasmania is a year-round destination, but November to April boast sunnier skies & warmer days.


Flawtoys has has announced the release of their No-Face (Kaonashi) Smokey Set. You might remember seeing a version of these figures previously released...or maybe you just remember seeing the character in Spirited Away. The set includes a smokey red and green No-face and is limited to 12 sets worldwide. The sets (each figure measuring at 3.8-inches tall) will be available on Tuesday February 3rd 2015 at 11AM ET and run €50.00 (about $57).


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Last night, I got back from Marbella. I was out there for the Global Gift Gala with Ronan Keating (more about that trip here), and between impromptu renditions of My Heart Will Go On (classic) with Alesha 'til 3.30am and the actual HOURS spent pumping-up Rodney the swan (because Instagram), chill wasn't high on the list of priorities.
So last night, as I tipped myself plus way too much luggage out the car and onto the sofa, I simply didn't have time to mess around with anything other than chill.
So I put on my OnePiece.
Not an actual onsie, you understand (I have several of those, natsch, but I feel like that level of extreme cosiness needs to be banked and saved for when the temperature reeeaaally drops), but an outfit by OnePiece. Because – quite unbeknownst to me until circa Thursday of last week, OnePiece do actual legit wearable outfits. Like, the sort of things you can low-key wear outside the house and still be winning at life.
My particular ensemble of choice for the big chill was a dark grey tracksuit and hoodie set. As a big fan of Athleisure, I'm particularly picky about my loungewear – I don't like things that are too fitted or deliberately 'girlie'. It's probably a hangover from training with the Army.
Which is OneReason (see what I did there?) why I love OnePiece. Because although they do a men's collection and a women's collection, most of their pieces are unisex. AKA there's no cringely fitted tracksuit sets or try-hard colour schemes. In fact, many of the shades fit loosely into the monochrome trend. Which you might be able to tell is my favourite. I mean, the fact that I basically blended in with my bedding was a very happy accident and something I whatsapped way too many friends about.
The new OnePiece A/W16 collection is available now and has basically everything. By which I mean you can finally buy your knickers and your rain mac in the same place. Goals.


OK, sometimes we need to lighten up a little and not take things too seriously. The same applies to the running of any business.
So I thought it was time to add a little bit of spice and make things a little funny.
I got this idea after talking to a friend of mine who was going on about Tinder. At first I had no idea what he was on about until he explained the online dating scenario to me and how he uses funny pickup lines to reel in the girls… well that is how he puts it.
I thought as I am in the wool business I would give him a few more jokes for his arsenal, knowing full well they are too cheesy.
This is how I would envisage the conversation going.
(Friend): Are you a sheep?
(Friend): Because I would clone you!
Yes, I know, pretty cheesy, which is why I actually ended up giving him a resource on funny Tinder pickup lines that I search online for him.
What makes this whole story really funny is that he is actually going to try out my jokes on the first new profiles he comes across on Tinder to see how he does… he says he likes a challenge.
I will keep you posted on the success rate, but I wouldn't keep my fingers crossed as it was this guide on Tinder tips and tricks that demonstrates the importance of first impressions and the psychology behind it.
Corny lines was not going to cut it. He would still need to face reality of meeting this person in real life. Making a good first impression is important, knowing what interesting conversation to have is important and that include knowing how to flirt with a girl and keep her interested. I am no expert, but from my little experience, I know that the moment you are both comfortable, the flow of conversation is flawless and automatically become interesting.
But I was not going to tell my friend this as I wanted him to sweat while pulling those cheesy lines in hope he will be successful.
Update: Wool For A Date?
It took a while for my friend to get the courage to try my cheesy pickup line jokes on Tinder.
It turns out, that even though you might be hiding behind your mobile phone, you might still need to find ways to stop approach anxiety, at least according to what he said.
Personally, I believe he had some issues with trying out this new form of digital dating, as he is more of the conservative type, but he would never admit it.
It is not quite the same thing as being a shy guy wondering what to say to a girl you like face to face than texting someone who is not physically present? At least not from my point of view.
One year on and I finally convinced him to do it. If anything, to see it as a bit of harmless fun where no one is going to get hurt.
(Friend): Your yarn is so soft. Touch me.
(Girl): – literally no reply from her – blanked.
(Friend): I have been looking at you all night.
(Friend): Yea, don't you think it is high time we purl the two of us together?
(Girl): Ha, that was cheesy as well as clever.
(Friend): You seem to be a bright girl?
(Girl): Well, I like to think so?
(Friend): What I'd give for some of your purls of wisdom.
As can be seen, there was a mixed reaction with the girls, but over all, we concluded that sheep or wool jokes were a complete flop.
In short, starting a conversation with girls was made easier with the pickup lines, but they failed as steps for attracting women and convincing them to go on a first date.
So my friend had to step up the game and take it to the next level in order to secure himself a date on Tinder.


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Q: How can I make the documents expired in elastic search using jest api from java application? I am new to elastic search, I want to expire the documents indexed in the elastic search with jest API from the application. I found that there is a parameter called as TTL for that. But I am facing problem to set the parameter as enabled and true from the jest client. Please let me know how to accomplish this.
Thanks in advance!

A: This seemed to work for me:
final String index = "myindex";
final String type = "mytype";
final String id = "myid";

final PutMapping putMapping = new PutMapping.Builder(index, type, "{ \"_ttl\" : { \"enabled\" : true } }").build();
client.execute(putMapping);

final Map<String, String> documentToIndex = new HashMap<String, String>();
documentToIndex.put("name", "Fred");
documentToIndex.put("phoneNumber", "1234");
documentToIndex.put("_ttl", "30s"); // Set the TTL

final String jsonDocument = gson.toJson(documentToIndex);
final JestResult result = client.execute(new Index.Builder(jsonDocument).index(index).type(type).id(id).build());

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There is also a beautiful artificial lake, which in summer becomes a paradise for sailing and rowing sports: rowing, kayak, water skiing, sailing and windsurfing can be practiced at the local Navy League that runs courses to conduct the boat sailing. There is a large cultural activity organized by local associations on the seafront. Not only history and culture but also entertainment: the famous Italy in miniature, the park of Mirabilandia, the park of Fiabilandia and Acquafan are not far away.
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Could Jose Mourinho pull off a shock bargain move for Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere?
The United manager has already taken Alexis Sanchez from the Gunners
Henry Eccles
Updated 14:40, 18 JUN 2018
Jack Wilshere made 38 appearances for Arsenal last season with only 12 starts
Jack Wilshere is expected to walk away from the Emirates as a free agent after being told he could be a fringe player under new manager Unai Emery.
That will be enough to put clubs across the continent on high alert with Everton, Wolves and West Ham rumoured to be among his suitors in this country but so far there has been a lack of interest from the Premier League's top clubs.
However, in a summer when Mourinho is having to extend his budget in order to secure what is believed to be a long list of targets, Wilshere could easily be taken into consideration as a cheaper option for the United boss.
Mourinho's plan to save money for his targets has already been shown through his efforts to persuade Marouane Felliani to sign a new contract instead of finding the funds to replace the Belgian midfielder who, similarly to Wilshere, could leave his club as a free agent this summer.
Manchester United sign Diogo Dalot in five-year deal worth in region of £19m
There is no doubt that Wilshere has many qualities that would be of aid to Mourinho in his bid to take the title back from their neighbours Manchester City.
The Englishman can provide close control, movement and a great range of passing skills to help break down the defence of his opponents. Any Arsenal fan would refer to that famous Champions League night of 2011 in Barcelona where Wilshere controlled the midfield while coming up against the likes of Lionel Messi, Andres Iniesta and Xavi as evidence of these qualities.
Despite this, Wilshere's ability to avoid injury throughout an entire season has been put in to question over recent years. Last season, he managed to make 38 appearances for his club which at first seems to be a lot more encouraging than his number of appearances of previous years but he was still reduced only to 12 starts in the Premier League.
Jose Mourinho promotes Co Fermanagh man to backroom team at Manchester United
Lack of fitness at an important stage of this World Cup year is a key reason as to why England manager Gareth Southgate refrained from giving Wilshere a seat on the plane to Russia. The Arsenal star's absence from the grandest stage in football is perhaps a symbol of how his career hasn't quite lived up to its potential.
Wilshere would be leaving Arsenal due to his lack of game time in recent years and at Manchester United he surely wouldn't be guaranteed a spot on the starting lineup but he could bring another dimension to United's midfield- even if it is from the bench.
Manchester United assistant manager Rui Faria quits
Also, Mourinho has already acquired the loyalties of £52 million midfielder Fred, from Shaktar Donetsk meaning Wilshere would have to compete with the Brazilian midfielder and the likes of Paul Pogba, Nemanja Matic and Ander Herrera for a starting place in the United midfield.
United continue to be linked with other midfielders such as Milinkovic Savic, Jorginho, Marco Verratti , Jean-Michael Seri and Arturo Vidal.
As they also are on the hunt for a centre back and a forward, it is completely possible that the current situation of Jack Wilshere has at some point come up on United's radar.
Nemanja Matic
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Kyle LaffertySunderland striker Will Grigg turns down loan move to Salford CityThe Northern Ireland forward's future remains uncertain
Northern Ireland football teamBurton Albion 'couldn't compete' with Hearts' offer for Liam BoyceThe League One club were not in a position to match what the Jambos were offering the striker.
Linfield FCEx-Linfield striker Paul Munster celebrates Asia Super Cup success with Bhayangkara FCBhayangkara FC are an Indonesian professional football club based in Jakarta.
Belfast City MarathonMarathon 'Health Month' motivating you to Keep Well this FebruaryThe Cancer Focus Keeping Well van is a mobile drop-in unit
Northern Ireland football teamBilly Kee announces retirement from professional footballThe Northern Ireland striker has been undergoing treatment for depression, anxiety and bulimia
Belfast City CentreBelfast city centre greengrocer moving out after over three decadesAnthony warned that regeneration is "taking the identity away from the city centre"
North BelfastRobert Molloy-Jones: Man found guilty of manslaughter of father of oneJordan Snoddy will be sentenced at a later date
CrimeKiller cashed £7.60 betting slip in man's wallet after his death, court toldThree men sentenced for part in Padraig Fox's death
Belfast City CentreBelfast city centre store moving out after over three decadesAnthony warned that regeneration is "taking the identity away from the city centre"
West BelfastWatch: Belfast toboggan track in final stages of completionIt's estimated to have a length of almost 600m which will allow users the chance to travel at speeds up to 40kmh


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PATHways to improving perinatal mental health
PATH is an EU-funded project which will enable women, families and healthcare professionals to prevent, diagnose, and successfully manage mild to moderate perinatal mental health issues.
The perinatal period is the time during pregnancy and the first year after childbirth. Perinatal mental health illnesses (PMIs) are very common, affecting up to one in five women, according to a report (pdf 1.5mb) from the Personal Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU).
The same report states that, taken together, perinatal depression, anxiety and psychosis carry a long term cost to society of about £8.1 billion for each one-year cohort of births in the UK. This is equivalent to a cost of just under £10,000 for every single birth in the country.
The cross-border PATH initiative involves thirteen partners from France, Belgium the Netherlands and the UK, including Bournemouth University. Leading BU's project contribution is Professor Wen Tang, from the Faculty of Science and Technology, an expert in computer science and virtual reality software technologies.
PATH will innovatively design, deliver and implement new and durable services, online and face-to-face, aiming to increase recognition and prevention of PMI and support new families' mental wellbeing.
Through focus groups involving existing patients, and using recruitment campaigns to involve new families, PATH aims to develop mixed PMI support groups which include families pre and post pregnancy.
The project will also improve the skills of healthcare professionals equipping them to address PMI confidently and effectively. For example, project partner Douai Hospital, France, currently implements a pregnancy interview at four months to flag up any potential mental health worries and signpost patients to support.
Professor Wen Tang says: "10-20% of women suffer from mental illness following birth and up to a year after, of which around 90% of these women do not receive the support they need. The PATH project will deliver a multi-media campaign to raise awareness of and de-stigmatise PMI. It will promote prepared parenting, reaching 600,000 people across the EU project area. Through this project we will produce a suite of online resources and face-to-face training for health professionals in order to increase their confidence to recognise PMI symptoms and provide appropriate care. Alongside this will be resources for employers, helping them to support the return to work of new mums."
PATH now works to develop a new online international support hub; a course of support sessions for 4000 newly identified families, and a fresh model of holistic family support. This model will advocate greater community support to families, include peer supporter training, and outline a network of intergenerational community support groups to increase recognition and understanding of PMI.
News from the Faculty of Science & Technology
Ada Lovelace Day: Celebrating the achievements of women in STEM
Tuesday 8 October is Ada Lovelace Day: a day to celebrate and share the achievements of women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths).
Creating a FACETS digital toolkit to promote quality of life of people with multiple sclerosis
FACETS is a group-based face-to-face fatigue management programme for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) – a neurological condition which affects the central nervous system.
Department of Psychology achieves Athena SWAN award
BU's Department of Psychology has achieved the Athena SWAN bronze award, in recognition of their commitment to working towards gender equality in higher education.
International Women in Engineering Day takes place on 23 June and is an opportunity to raise the profile of female engineers, as well as highlighting the career prospects available in the field.
Professor Wen Tang
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wtang@bournemouth.ac.uk
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Amphibians, reptiles get day in the spotlight
Star Staff Writer
Movie-goers around the country may be eagerly awaiting the release of "Snakes on a Plane," but the Anniston Museum of Natural History had real snakes for visitors to touch and hold as part of its "Skins, Scales and Scholars" program Saturday.
The event, which also featured live lizards, turtles, alligators and frogs was part of the Fresh Air Family, a state-wide program that encourages outdoor activity.
"So many kids are tied up with all kinds of activities but they're not doing some things that kids need to do," Fresh Air Family's Founder Verna Gates said. "We just really want to try to combat that to give kids and families the chance to go out and do things."
Saturday's program featured a talk by Dr. George Cline, a.k.a. Dr. Frog, the resident herpetologist at Jacksonville State University. Cline's talk on frogs drew "oohs," "ahs" and shouts of "cool!" from the younger members in the audience.
Cline said that Alabama has between 140 and 150 species of reptile and amphibians, putting it in the top five states in the United States.
"What a great place to live, to grow up in Alabama and have the diversity of species that we have," Cline said.
Cline entertained the crowd by reproducing the sounds of different frog species; one "sounds like somebody's plucking the strings on a banjo," another "like running a finger over a comb," he said. He translated the calls that male frogs make to attract females as, "Come on over to my pad, baby."
He added that declining numbers of frogs the world over have scientists worried about the effects of climate change on reptile and amphibian populations. But he added that there is still time to repair the situation.
"I think there's a lot of stuff we still can do, I think the reason we do projects like this is … we can get people active," he said.
Gina Morey, programs manager for the museum, agreed that it is important to get children interested in the natural world.
"This is … to try to encourage kids to get out from in front of the TV and the Xbox and learn something about their world because it's important for their future," Morey said. "It's for the next generation because they're really losing that connection."
Many members of that younger generation were in attendance on Saturday. Maiya Webster and Raven Whitfield, both 9, are members of Fresh Air Family's Youth Board.
"I like all the varieties that they have, all the plants that you can look at – it's just the variety and the colors," said Webster, who is from Birmingham.
She added that she wants the program to help people "respect nature and to just appreciate it and to appreciate the world that God made to enjoy."
Whitfield, from Leeds, agreed, saying she wants to help her classmates learn about the outdoors when she returns to school in the fall.
"I just want a lot of them to know the beauty of nature because a lot of them don't go outside, they just stay inside and (play) video games all day," she said.
Hannah Trull, 9, from Jacksonville, who was visiting the museum with her mother, brother and cousins, said she liked being able to touch some of the animals.
"I like the orange snake over there, the one that feels slimy," she said. "I've seen a snake in my backyard once, I don't know what kind it was."
Trull said it was fun to learn more about the different kinds of reptiles and amphibians. Her mother, Renee, said she appreciated the opportunity to spend time with the whole family.
"We love it, something like comes around and it's kind of nice to break up the day," she said. "It's not like they see reptiles every day."
Posted in: Anniston Star, Journalism.


Email Address Would Be Created In Bangla 2018. That's great news for Bengali language peoples. Specially Good news for Bangladeshi people is Email address would be created in Bengali language. Recently Microsoft Announced Support for making E-mail Addresses in 15 Indian Languages.
Microsoft announced on 21 February support for e-mail addresses in 15 Indian languages including Bengali, Hindi and Tamil with Office 365, Outlook 2016, Exchange Online Protection (EOP), Outlook.com, Exchange Online. This initiative is a milestone for company's ongoing efforts to support Email Address world wide.
Users would be able to use their Indian local language e-mail addresses via Outlook accounts on their PC, company declared opportunity on Wednesday, 21 February on this occasion of International Mother Language Day.
Reportly this facility will be available with Office 365, ITLOOK 2016, Outlook.com, Exchange Online and Exchange Online Protection. Fifteen languages are Bengali, Hindi, Konkani, Maithili, Boro, Dogri, Marathi, Nepali, Sindhi, Gujarati, Manipuri, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu.
Those languages user's could be open an e-mail address using their own mother language through their Outlook account. Through Outlook account on internet. Users could be able also to send or receive e-mail in their local language.
The initiative is a excellent step towards the company's ongoing efforts to making Email service Internationalization (EAI) across its services eco-system and making technology more efficient and accessible in various local languages.
It would also allow users to send to a local language email address or receive emails from local language e-mail addresses via Outlook client on PCs, Outlook.com in addition to Outlook apps for Android and IOS. Creating e-mail addresses available in 15 languages is a part of making communications more easier to use for all, said Microsoft India's officials.
Mittul Patel, CEO of Microsoft – India said in a statement, they had a dream about email that one day we would be start email service in local languages to make communication system more advanced and easier. Now it just been implemented.
Patel also said "We are making technology use the language of people and not requiring people to first learn traditional language of technology," Patel added. This facility will be available with Microsoft Advance Browser, Bing Search, Bing Translator website, Microsoft Office 365 ward, access, power point, outlook and skype.
Microsoft is the Technology legend of whole world. It offers opportunity to create e-mail addresses in fifteen languages including Bangla. Microsoft proclaim this opportunity on the occasion of International Mother Language Day.
Mythological technology company "Microsoft Corporation" is an American multinational technology company. It's headquarters located in Redmond, Washington. USA. It develops, manufactures, and sells computer software, personal computers, consumer electronics and services.
Microsoft was founded by Paul Allen and Bill Gates on April 4, 1975, to develop and sell BASIC interpreters for Altair 8800 initially.


Infrastructure investments in America's seaports and their intermodal connections – both on the land and in the water – provide opportunities to bolster our economy, create and sustain jobs, enhance our international competitiveness and pay annual dividends. Strong and sustainable federal investment in seaport-related infrastructure is critical to the economic health of our nation.
America's ports need modern, maintained federal navigation channels, which are critical to our nation's ability to import and export goods.
A dedicated, sustainable federal program for freight transportation is essential for the nation's ports.


Being an adult means sometimes having cake for dinner.
I love lemon. Love it. When I saw this, lemon and cream cheese, I had to try it, no matter how complicated it looked. It turns out, it's a lot simpler than it looks!
These are far more cake than brownies. The chocolate flavor is light, so you absolutely need the frosting. I'm probably going to try a chocolate buttercreme next time.
This isn't the first time I've made this, and they're tasty for what they are, but they're not the kind of rich, chocolatey brownies I'm really craving right now.