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FAMILY FUN AND CONSULTATION DAY
A Family Fun Day and Consultation on the Ballybay Public Realm and Economic Plan will be held at Ballybay Town Park on Saturday September 1st from 2-5 pm. Come and enjoy a great day out with friends and family and have your say on plans for the area. Remember, it's our town and our future! Speaking about the day and the consultation local man Rory Mc Atavie said, "This promises to be a great day, rather than the normal public consultation the Council have decided to have a Family Fun day and also present the detailed and comprehensive plans which are at a draft stage regarding the future of our town. The presentation of ideas is quite impressive and should act as template for the next 5 to 10 years but it is vital that all the Community views the proposals and make their voice heard. This is a great opportunity for Ballybay as a community to plan for the future, the idea of viewing it as part of a family day is a great idea so why not bring the kids, enjoy the event and make your views regarding the towns future heard".
LOCAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
If you are a job seeker on a social welfare payment, or a dependant, looking for support with employment, training and education you may engage with our service. Our office is open from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm Monday to Friday, in Birch Court, Ballybay. We offer Information and advice, career guidance, financial funding, information and advice on recruitment and on any government incentives. We have a jobs board displaying vacancies and other information you may require when seeking employment. If you are an Employer and wish to recruit new staff you can register with our service also. Our contact number is 042 9748090.
On Monday evening the local league semi finals were played at the outdoor pavilion. After a fantastic evening bowling Clontibret beat Ballybay Whites by just one shot and in the other semi Cootehill got the better of Ballybay Green. Clontibret will now play Cootehill in the final (date will be announced shortly). It is hoped that the final of the Jackie Rutledge Cup will take place on Monday next.
The games in the outdoor cup is making progress but was we are waiting on Latton and Ardaghey to get off the mark and hopefully they will play this week as will Muckno and Shercock.
The Town Tournament is making steady progress with Darren Smyth's Newsagents having a comprehensive win over kevin Quinn's Hardware store selection to reach the final. They will now play the winner of the postmen and the Soda Barrell.
The Border Counties team is still in top spot after last weeks games but the margin is getting small as there is only 3 points between Ballybay and Omagh whom we play this week away on Omagh's grass green.
JOE'S DISCO RAISES €700
Well done to Joe Sullivan who organised an 80's/90's disco in the Ballybay Inn on Saturday night which raised €700 for the Ballybay Cancer Society. By all accounts it was a super evening -proof of this can be seen on the Ballybay and its People facebook page (thanks to John Rutledge and his trusted camera). Joe would like to thank everyone who attended, Pat and Paul in the Ballybay Inn and Ina Hagan for the hamper which was raffled on the night.
MASS AT CARGA ROCK
On Sunday 19th August the annual Mass at Carga Rock will be held. This will take place in lieu of the Sunday mass in Tullycorbett.
GREEN GYM STARTS TODAY
Paul Gallier, Community Sports Development Officer would like to bring more activities to Ballybay. He is running a Green Gym programme every Thursday morning for the month of August on the new exercise gym equipment recently installed in Ballybay Town Park. This exercise programme is for people over 16 years old and starts each morning at 11am. For further information or to reserve a place contact Paul at 042 9755126 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
SUCCESS AT ULSTER FLEADH
The Ulster Fleadh proved very successful for the members of the Tullycorbet CCE as numerous members won medals and some of them will now go forward to Drogheda to represent Tullycorbet, Monaghan and Ulster at the All Ireland Fleadh. The successful participants were:
On Friday, 26th October, TG4 Glór Tíre 2018 Winner, Gary Fitzpatrick, will be onstage in Tullycorbet Community Centre for Joanne's big Charity Barn Dance in aid of Ballybay Cancer Society! The event may be a few months away but put the date in your diary and we will have more details as we approach the date.
VARIETY CONCERT SUCCESS
The recent Variety Concert held on 12th August in Tullycorbet was a major success. Organised locally and featuring a magnificent cast of local storytellers, musicians, comedians and dancers – the event raised a whopping €7000 for the Ballybay Cancer Society. The organisers would like to thank most sincerely everyone who participated and everyone who supported the event. Sally Mc Aviney accepted the cheque on behalf of the Ballybay Cancer Society.
Irish dancing returns to Tullycorbet on Thursday 7th September. There will be two sessions each night. At 6-15pm it will the turn of beginners and U8's while at 7pm dancing for all others will commence.
Everyone is welcome to a Gospel Meeting in the Faith Mission Hall, Bushford, Rockcorry on Friday 1st September 2017 at 8pm . This meeting is organised by Ronnie & Carey Killops of the Faith Mission. All welcome. Plan to come, and bring a friend. Refreshments afterwards.
FRANK'S CHARITY PARTY
Latton O'Rahilly G.A.A. Centre is the place to be on Saturday 9th September as Monaghan I.F.A. host Frank's Charity Party, on the occasion of the illustrious Frank Brady's 60th Birthday. Frank's multitude of friends from the farming and agricultural sectors, his football and hurling GAA worldwide friends, neighbours and family will gather to celebrate this great milestone for Frank and to raise funds for SOSAD,ALZHEIMERS & DOWN SYDROME. Doors open from 7.30pm. M.C. on the night is Sean McCaffrey, with a draw for all attending on the night for All-Ireland Football Final Tickets from Monaghan GAA. There will also be numerous special guests from the G.A.A./I.F.A./Broadcasting & Media and entertainment world making appearances. There will also be a Pig on the Split, Draws with fabulous prizes and lots more. Tickets available from I.F.A. members and local outlets-so Latton's the place to be on Saturday 9th September from 7.30pm for Frank's Charity Party.
WELL DONE STEPHEN
Last week we mentioned a number of individuals from the area who were successful at the All Ireland Fleadh in Ennis. Well apologies to Stephen Mc Mahon who was ommitted. Stephen was part of the senior 8 hand team which claimed 2nd overall.
CHURCH GATE COLLECTION
Ballybay Special Needs will be holding their annual church gate collection takes place on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd September. Your support of this worthy cause would be very much appreciated.
BALLYBAY PHOTOGRAPHY SOCIETY?
Dolores Maguire is seeking expressions of interest from anyone in Ballybay and surrounding areas with an interest in forming a new Photographic Society/Camera Club. No special equipment required just a camera or a phone and a desire and interest to take pictures. If you are interested you can private message Dolores on facebook or contact her at 0868340501.
MUSIC LESSONS IN TULLYCORET
Traditional Irish music lessons on numerous instruments will commence in Tullycorbett Community Centre on Wednesday 6th September from 4-30pm to 6-30pm. Registration for anyone interested in learning a new instrument will take place on Monday 4th September in the Community Centre at 7pm. Further details is also available on facebook at Tullycorbet CCE.
Congratulations to Seamus Smith, George Berry, Shane West and Seamus Lennon on winning their third consecutive champion of champions rinks competition last weekend. Good luck to the lads in the finals in Omagha in September.
TIDY TOWNS THREE YEAR PLAN LAUNCHED
The newly formed Ballybay Tidy Towns Committee launched their 2017-2020 three year Plan on Monday evening last. The venue for the launch was the old Day Care Centre at the rear of the Municipal Council Offices/Library.Seamus Coyle, Chairman of the Clones Ballybay Municipal District welcomed everyone and immediately praised the work of the Tidy Towns committee. "It's a credit to the committee to see progress being made. I have seen people out doing great work. I am also delighted that Monaghan County Council commissioned Billy Flynn to formulate a 3 year plan and I hope that all present will focus on the actions contained within", said Councilor Coyle. Before handing over to Billy Flynn the Chairman added, "It's important to get complete buy in from the community who in turn will have a pride in their place".Clones native Billy Flynn had been commissioned to carry out the plan and he produced a fairly detailed piece of work. He has a wealth of experience in producing action plans and has been a Tidy Towns judge for 10years.
Tullycorbett Community Centre will host a variety concert on Saturday 12th August with all proceeds being donated to the Ballybay Cancer Society. There will be no charge for the concert but donations can be left at the door on the way in. The show will open with the very popular Ciaran Rosney and will also feature Blackwater Céilí Band, The Siansa Gael Linn Band, Novelty Acts, Local Artists, various Musical and Dance Groups and much much more. It promises to be a fantastic night's entertainment and all for a very worthy cause, you're not going to want to miss it! Raffle on the night and refreshments served. There will also be a music session in Liam Smyth's, Ballybay afterwards.
The final of the Mc Gurk Shield will take place at Omagh Outdoor Bowling Green on Tuesday 22nd August between Ballybay and Dungannon. The Ballybay Outdoor club has already won this trophy on two occasions in our time competing in the Border County's league. With two games left in the Border Counties league we are in third place with a game in hand on Enniskillen who are in the lead at this time. The Town Tournament is down to the semi final stage, with Murnane's already in the final and awaiting the outcome of the game between Paul Carragher's and Patricia Mc Cabe's better known as Soda barrel – that game will be played tomorrow evening 11th August. The games in the Outdoor cup are progressing well now with the following games to be played next week. Corcaghan v BVallybay White, Derryvalley v Ballybay maroon, Clontribet v St. Micahels and Latton v Shercock.Owing to the Monaghan v Dublin game our rinks qualifying games was put off until this Saturday 12th August so there is still time to get your name on the list in the club pavilion. Draws will take place at 9pm on Friday and all games will start at 11am sharp on Saturday.
CUAN MHUIRE NOVENA
The annual Eucharistic Healing Novena in honour of our lady of Lourdes in Cuan Mhuire, Ballybay started on Tuesday night and will run until Wednesday 16th August. This is the ninth annual Novena and it commences each evening at 7-15pm with the rosary. There will also be a Holy hour each morning from 11am until 12noon. Everyone welcome.
HERITAGE CANOE TRIP ON THE DROMORE RIVER
Tanagh Outdoor Education & Training Centre is hosting a Heritage Canoe Paddle on the Dromore River from 10am-3pm on Wednesday the 23rd August. This is a relaxing canoe paddle suitable for all ages, especially those interested in history, archaeology and natural beauty. Booking is essential and can be done by contacting Contact Philomena on 049-5552988.
JUNIOR B's EDGED OUT
The local Pearse Brothers B team lost their Reserve Football Division 2A Final last Friday night in Blackhill. On the night Killanny were victorious 0-13 to 1-9. Full report on the sports pages.
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60's DISCO RAISES OVER €500
Fair play to Joe Sullivan who organized a 60's night in the Ballybay Inn last Saturday in aid of the Ballybay Cancer Society. A donation bucket was placed at the door and over €500 was raised. Speaking to the Ballybay news Joe said, "We had a great night and a good dancing crowd and in turn raised a few euros for an excellent cause. The plan from here on is to make the night an annual occasion the weekend of Blessing of the Graves". Joe would also like to thank Pat O Brien for the use of his premises, John Rutledge for taking photographs which are currently doing the rounds on facebook and everyone who turned up to support the evening.
BRENDAN McCAHEY PLAYS LATTON
Local man and Voice of Ireland Winner 2014 Brendan Mc Cahey will be performing in Latton O'Rahilly G.A.A. Centre on Friday 4th August. Doors open at 9pm. A great night is guaranteed as one of Ireland top performers comes to Latton. Everyone is welcome to the O'Rahilly G.A.A. Centre to kick off the August Bank Holiday Weekend.
Well done to Philly Gibson and Stephen Duffy who qualified on Saturday 22nd July for the final of the outdoor pairs. The final of this competition will be held on the 2nd September at the Omagh Bowling Club. The rinks competition due to be played this Saturday has been postponed owing to the Monaghan game and will be played on Saturday 12th August starting at 10am. This rinks qualifying competition will take place at the Ballybay Outdoor Club. Now is the time to get your name on the time sheet in the club pavilion as the draw will be made at 8pm on Friday evening (10th August).Another date for your diary is Saturday 19th August when we travel to Fivemiletown to play for the Vincent Cup. This will start at 12-30pm and will be followed by a meal at 4pm in the Clogher Valley Golf Club. Once again you need to put your name on the Travel sheet.As the Ballybay Outdoor bowling club has qualified for the final of the Mc Gurk Shield its hoped to play the game v Dungannon on Tuesday 22nd August at a neutral venue which is the Omagh Bowling Green.
GAELIC SUNDAYGAELIC SUNDAY
This Sunday is been deemed Gaelic Sunday by the GAA and will commemorate "Sunday 4th August 1918",when the GAA nationally organized a day of playing of Gaelic Games and Cultural activities throughout Ireland. This was in protest at the oppression of occupying forces who sought to have the GAA seek a permit for each event. This Sunday Latton O Rahilly's will host a wonderful day of entertainment and fun for all the family starting at 3pm. There will be live entertainment in the Centre from 7pm with Lightening Express and a host of Scor Participants from years past
HISTORICAL TOUR OF LATTON PARISH G.A.A. SITES
On Monday next 7th August there will be an historical tour of fields and sites in Latton associated with the GAA. Starting at the Centre at 2pm sharp the tour will include Coyle's Point and field, Connolly's Field, Derrygooney (venue of Bawn Erin Hopes), Mc Geough's Meadow, Rice's Field and The old Bawn handball alley. This promises to be a very interesting day so if you're interested be at the O'Rahilly Centre at 2pm.
89 ANGLERS CONTEST ALL IRELAND CHAMPIONSHIPS IN BALLYBAY
The 57th edition of the All Ireland Championships took place on Sunday last on the lakes around Ballybay. 89 anglers representing the four provinces including competitors who travelled from as far as Cork checked in at the Wetlands Centre ahead of the five-hour match.Six sections were fished from the shores of White Lake and Loughs Egish and Sillan with the average match weight 5.13kg per angler overall. Different conditions were experienced cross the venues with squally weather and bright spells throughout the day. Lough Egish known for its large roach and Sheila's Shore was the draw of choice having produced the 2016 Champion, but it was not to be with just the end pegs fishing. The shallower waters although be-set by the dreaded pond weed produced the finest nets of quality fish the area is known for. Bream Rock on White Lake fished particularly well delivering the top 5 winners.Chris Simpson, MAP Fishing of Moira Co. Armagh's efforts at clearing his swim from weed and his decision to fish the feeder paid off with a 24.750kg bag of quality hybrids and a specimen bream to win the match. Chris whose name will now be firmly on the historical cup received his trophy and €500 prize money from Oliver McGauley President of the NCFFI. Runner-up Gary Drew of Enniskillen was beside Chris at Bream Rock where his end peg produced 23.180kg for him. Neil Mazurek Tony Green and Cathal Hughesfinished 3rd, 4th and 5th respectably from the same venue. Other notable weights came from Shamie Winters 9.400kg at Caravan Park, Sillan; Irish Youth International James O'Doherty 9.64kg at Bairds Shore and Johnny Keith 12.900kg at Lough Egish.A full pay-out of all entry with 5 peg sections and the top five followed the match at the Welcome Inn, Mena Martins. A special presentation was made to Youth International Roisin Bohan, the only female to enter this match this year but whose efforts were to be commended. Roisin had a difficult day on Sheila's Shore for a handful of fish, catching when other senior anglers didn't weigh.Cllr Seamus Coyle, Chair of the Clones Ballybay Municipal Council welcomed the anglers and organisers to the area. He commended the recent road improvements at Bairds Shore funded though the IFI NASD programme and delivered by the Council and pledged more improvements to support local angling. He wished the Youth Team members well for the upcoming Championships and the organisers with the running of the event whilst stressing the importance of the promotion of angling in Ireland.
EMMET RUNS FOR BARNARDOS
Former Ballybay pearse Brothers player Emmet Mc Aviney who now resides in Kilkenny was back home at the weekend as part of his "Run with the Stars" in aid of Barnardo's. Emmet has been running since the 1st August and plans to have 1000 mile done by the 30th October when he runs the Dublin marathon. On Saturday last Emmet was joined by past and present members of the Ballybay Pearse Brothers and other locals including a number of children who then participated in Emmets run for the day and helped raise much needed funds for Barnardos Children's charity. Emmet is well on his way to running 1000 miles and raising the fantastic amount of €10, 000. For more info see the link below & to keep up the great work Emmet is doing check out https://www.facebook.com/milesforsmiles.ie/?fref=ts
SOSAD EVENTS AT CENTURY BAR
A massive day of events in aid of SOSAD is planned for tomorrow Friday 26th August in the Century Bar Main Street, Ballybay. Firstly there will be a coffee morning kicking off at 10am and along this will be the launch of a "Bake Off" competition. Tea, coffee and refreshments will be served all morning and then at 12noon judging of the "Bake Off" competition will take place. At 4pm there will be a busking competition so all you budding entertainers got down to the Century Bar to be in with a chance to win. At 8pm there will be a table quiz and this will be followed by a monster raffle at 10pm. Guitars signed by the Coronas will be auctioned and the high flying band the Strypes will be doing a meet and greet. All in all it promises to be a great day in aid of a great cause. All monies raised will be donated to SOSAD who do brilliant work to break the stigma around mental health.
BALLYBAY TRIATHLONS
Ballybay will host two triathlons this Saturday 27th August. These are both sanctioned events by Triathlon Ireland. In the sprint event there will be a 750m swim, a 20km cycle and a 5km run while in the Olympic event the swim is 1500m, the cycle 40km and the run 10km. To register visit www.triathlonireland.com
NIALL TAKES ALL IRELAND BRONZE
Congratulations to our local children who travelled to Athlone last weekend and who each performed very well in their individual activity. Niall Grogan captivated the judges and audience with his excellent recitation and secured third place winning a Bronze Medal at the National Community Games Finals representing County Monaghan. A massive well done to Niall – Tullycorbett Community Games are very proud of you. Niall who was also competing at the All Ireland Fleadh in Ennis, Co Clare had to travel to Athlone for the competition and back to Ennis again. He is a very busy man. Well done also to Abbie Hughes and Eoin Sheridan who did us proud in their races where they both qualified in their heats to the semi- finals where they gave an exceptional display of their ability. Well done to you. We are very proud of you all.
Everyone is welcome to a Gospel Meeting in the Faith Mission Hall, Bushford, Rockcorry on Friday 2nd September 2016 at 8pm. This meeting is organised by Ronnie & Carey Killops of the Faith Mission. Plan to come, and bring a friend. There will be refreshments afterwards.
PEARSE BROTHERS ADVANCE WITH EASE
Ballybay are through to the next round of the senior championship courtesy of a
2-15 to 0-4 win over Truagh in Clontibret last Sunday. This wasn't much of a test for the local lads and there will be tougher challengers ahead but nevertheless it was a great result now Ballybay advance. Full match report in the sports pages.
Despite inclement weather on last Saturday morning play went ahead on the outdoor bowling green where the rinks competition were to be held. Before the first game the sun came out and a very pleasant evenings bowling took place. There were eight teams in the draw which meant all games were filled from the start. The last two teams were Paudge Cassidy's team who met Seamus Smyth's side in the final. After eleven ends of bowls Seamus and his team were the winners by a slim margin. On Seamus team were Seamus Lennon, George Berry and Dorothy Berry. Paudges losing side were JJ Duffy, Cora Smyth and Brendan Traynor. Our sponsor of prizes for this competition was Gabriel Traynor of Traynor Trophies to whom we are most thankful. Gabriel was on hand to make the presentation at the conclusion.
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CONOR PIPED AT THE POST
Local athlete Conor Duffy was piped at the post in last Sunday's 10 mile race organized by Monaghan Town Runners. Conor finished 2nd out of a field of 516 and was a single second behind the winner Freddy Keron Sittuk. Conor ran the 10 mile in a time of 53minutes 15 seconds which is an average speed of 5minutes 20 seconds per mile. This was a fine piece of running from Conor.
BUSKERS WANTED
Ballybay Octoberfest is looking for buskers to come to Ballybay on Saturday 1st September and Sunday 2nd September. A number of groups have expressed an interest in performing and we would be delighted to increase the numbers. For details contact 087 7687248 or private message our Facebook page (Ballybay Octoberfest).
EMMET'S RUN WITH THE STARS
From August 1st to October 30th former Ballybay footballer Emmet Mc Aviney now resident in Killkenny will aim to run 1000 miles, culminating with the 26.2 miles of the Dublin City Marathon. Over the 90 days he will run approximately 10 miles a day, recording the distances on Strava.
As part of the challenge he will be hosting 6 Saturday fun runs with GAA County Stars at their local clubs. Families and children can come and join him and their County Heroes to run a mile and raise funds by donating €5 each to join the run. As with all donations, 100% of funds raised will go to assist Barnardos in supporting disadvantaged children and families at Christmas.
This Saturday 20th August, Emmet will be doing this with some of the Monaghan stars, including Paul Finlay, Drew Wylie, Ryan Wylie, Conor McManus and hopefully a few more to be confirmed. This will happen at 11:45am at Ballybay GAA grounds. More details are available at www.milesforsmiles.ie on Facebook as milesforsmiles.ie or on Twitter as @milesforsmiles1
Ballybay will host two triathlons on Saturday 27th August. These are both sanctioned events by Triathlon Ireland. In the sprint event there will be a 750m swim, a 20km cycle and a 5km run while in the Olympic event the swim is 1500m, the cycle 40km and the run 10km. To register visit www.triathlonireland.com
Well done to the Under 12 Music Group, the Under 13 Swimming Squad and the individual swimmers who gave excellent performances in Athlone at the weekend at the National Community Games Finals. These children proudly represented Co Monaghan. They were: Group Music Under 12 - Laura Mc Mahon, Rachael Brennan, Connor Curran, Éanna Curran and Jonathon Lavelle. The Music Group where managed by Francis Mc Mahon. Under 13 Swimming Squad - Ruadhan Curran, Connor Curran,Tom Doherty, Caolan Reilly and Tiarnan Reilly.
Under 10 Backstroke - Eanna Curran and Under12 Freestyle - Conor Curran.
Good luck is wished to Niall Grogan, Abbey Hughes and Eoin Sheridan who are representing County Monaghan at the National Community Games Finals in Athlone this weekend. Niall is in the U16 recitation, Abbey is in the U8 60m and Eoin is in the U10 200m.
Niall is also competing in the Fleadh in Ennis at the weekend, so he is a very busy man with an excellent recitation if you get a chance to hear him. We wish him and all the other local families travelling to the fleadh good luck also.
CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND
On Sunday next 21st of August Ballybay face Traugh in the second round of the Greenfield Foods Senior Football Championship in Clontibret. There is a full preview in the sports pages. Why not get along to Clontibret on Sunday evening to support the team.
The local league reached the play off stage on Monday evening the 15th August when Ballybay Whites took on Clontibret Saffron and Latton played Derryvalley. All games were very competitive and the result was in doubt until the last fewends. It was a glorious evening to have these games and the spectators really enjoyed both matches. In the end Ballybay Whites had a comprehensive win over Clontibret however Latton just managed a one shot victory over Derryvalley.
Saturday next 20th August will see the champion of champions rinks qualifier which starts at 11am and will be played to a finish.
We hoped to have a date this week for the Gerald Mc Guirk memorial shield final against Omagh however this has yet to be decided. What we do know is that we will have home advantage. In the meantime the Ballybay team should get in as much practice as possible. The last time we won the shield was in 2013 when we also won the league but there was no hope of repeating that feat this year as we have finished in second place behind Dungannon who got 89 points and we had 82. Some of the other clubs have to play their last games so we hope to have a final update next week.
On Saturday 3rd September the champion of champions will take place on our green, so we need to get together soon to have it looking pristine for that big day when all 8 teams in the border counties will be present.
MONSIGNOR HONOURED BY TYRONE GAA
Pictured is Monsignor Mc Sorley and his brother which was taken at a recent function held by the Tyrone County Board to honour the All Irlenad minor winning teams of 1947 and 1948. The 1947 team was the first team from the six counties to win an All Ireland title and the two Mc Sorley boys were members. A team mate of the boys was Barney Eastwood who went on to manage Barry Mc Guigan. Congratulations to Monsignor who still takes a keen interest in all things GAA 70 years after winning an All Ireland title!
Good luck to all the children from Tullycorbet Parish who are representing County Monaghan at the National Community Games Finals in Athlone this weekend.
Swimming - Under 10 Backstroke Eanna Curran, Under12 Freestyle, Conor Curran and Under 13 Squad, Ruadhan Curran, Connor Curran, Tom Doherty, Caolan Reilly and Tiarnan Reilly. Group Music Under 12- Laura Mc Mahon, Rachael Brennan, Connor Curran, Éanna Curran and Jonathon Lavelle. The Music Group is managed by Francis Mc Mahon who has successfully tutored several winning groups over the years. This is the first year he is taking an Under 12 age group and we know they will give an excellent performance. We know you will all do your best and we wish you all the best of luck.
The final qualifier for the Pairs champion of champions took place on Saturday last in almost tropical conditions. Philip Gibson and Matt Mooney are the pair going forward to represent the club on Saturday 3rd September after a very competitive and sometimes nail biting final. We had Jockey Gibson and our newest member Stephen "Quiz Book" Duffy in contention until the last bowl was thrown with the final score recorded 12 points to Philip and 11 points to Jockey. Our next competition will be the rinks (fours) which takes place on Saturday 20th August starting at 11am and like the other competition will be played to a finish. The time sheet will be on the notice board in the club pavilion so now is the time to get your name down so you will be in the draw.
It looks like the Dungannon Bowls club will be the winners of the Border Counties League as they are 7 points ahead of Ballybay and Enniskillen with only one game left. The Ballybay Club is in the final of the Gerald Mc Gurk Memorial Shield when they play Drumragh from Omagh on Wednesday 24th August on our home green. We expect a favorable result in this competition.
FATHER KEVIN'S FIRST BLESSING
Kevin Malcolmson from Swans Cross was ordained recently and will be in the parish on Sunday next. Fr. Kevin will be available for first blessings both before and after 12-15pm mass in St. Patrick's. Everyone welcome.
CANCER SOCIETY THANKS
The Irish Cancer Society wish to thank all those who contributed and helped out with their recent Church Gate collection at Tullycorbett and Ballintra churches. The amount raised was €782
CUAN MHUIRE NOVENA IN FULL SWING
The annual Novena at Cuan Mhuire, Ballybay started on Monday night last and has been attended by a large number all week. Our new local priest Stephen Duffy opened the Novena. The Novena runs until Tuesday next 16th August. The Novena takes place each evening at 7-15pm and there will also be Holy Hour each morning from 11am until 12noon. Everyone welcome.
THE LATE MARTIN DUFFY
It is with deep regret that we report the sad and untimely passing of Martin (Marty) Duffy, 25 Loch Mor Avenue. Marty was a former member of the Defence Forces and since his retirement he has been living abroad. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this sad time.
JOBS CLUB
The Ballybay Jobs Club for unemployed people will commence in Cuan Mhuire on Monday 22nd August. The Jobs Club is a three week course which runs from 9-30am until 12-30pm Monday to Thursday. Topics covered during the club include CV preparation, cover letters, interview techniques and job searching. Participants will also have the opportunity to take part in mock interviews. Further information is available from Linda or Teresa at 0429748090 or 086 8105058 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . The club is free of charge and will not affect your benefits. An attendance allowance will be paid on completion of the programme.
The annual Novena at Cuan Mhuire, Ballybay starts on Monday night next and runs until Tuesday 16th August. The Novena takes place each evening at 7-15pm. Everyone welcome.
Launch of Monaghan Heritage Week
Monaghan County Council in association with Cahans Restoration Committee will launch County Monaghan Heritage Week 2016, with an event at Cahans Meeting House, on Tuesday 9th August at 7pm.
The launch will take the format of a series of short talks highlighting the national heritage week events to be held in Monaghan from 20-28 August, and refreshments will be served.
The Cathaoirleach, Councillor PJ O'Hanlon will officiate at the event.
Members of heritage groups are invited and the public are all welcome to attend. Please pass on the invitation to anyone you consider could be interested.
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On June 23, 2016, the people of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland trudged half-heartedly to the polls, for a long-promised vote on the UK's membership of the European Union. The referendum had only come about because the Conservative Party had lost lots of its voter base to rising far-right parties, and party leader David Cameron had promised this vote if he retained his position as Prime Minister. He won, and the question was to be asked — Remain in the EU, or Leave? Nobody really expected Leave to win, and as Brits went to bed on 23/06/16 it seemed as though Remain had it sewn up. Britain went to bed and slept soundly. Everything was fine.
But everything was not fine. As the people of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland went through their morning routines they were forced to do so with the news that Leave had won, by a slim margin but by a margin — the UK was going to leave the EU. Brexit was going to happen. It was really happening.
We're now well past the three-year anniversary of the vote, three years in which the UK has bumbled from one crisis to the next without trying to work out what is going on or why. David Cameron immediately jumped ship, and the architects of Brexit refused to take control of the mess they created. Theresa May stepped into the breach as Prime Minister and proceeded to spend the next years isolating the government and making things even messier. May has since stepped down, her place in history as one of the UK's least effective PMs assured.
So, what now? The truth is that nobody really seems to know what is going on with Brexit. The UK is scheduled to leave, deal or no deal (as the ghost of Noel Edmonds cackles furiously at piles of dusty red boxes), on October 31, 2019, an apt day for what will surely be a horror show. By that time there will be a new Prime Minister, as the UK stumbles every closer to being led by Boris Johnson, Boris bleedin' Johnson. What will happen with EU nationals living in the UK? Nobody knows. What will happen with the British economy? Nobody knows. The UK has had three years to work this all out, but funnily enough that good old British spirit and stiff upper lip didn't seem to magically get the job done.
What will it mean for travel? You can copy and paste the 'nobody knows' in here, but the likelihood is that little will change in any noticeable way. British travellers will find themselves in new and exciting airport queues, while British writers getting paid in Euros will see their earnings go up as the Pound Sterling continues to tank. For years, the wanderers and nomads of the world have praised the mystery of travel, the magic of wandering into the unknown in search of new adventures and all manner of thrills and spills. It is time to test that vagabond steel. But while we're here, we've put together a little bit of Brexit tourism for those lucky enough to visit London as the people of Britain continue to circle the drain.
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The Keys to the Kingdom, Book 5: Lady Friday Booktalk
The Keys to the Kingdom, Book Five: Lady Friday
Written by Garth Nix
It's the fifth day, and Arthur is still having problems. He's gotten four of the Keys to the Kingdom, but his week is getting worse, not better. Mortals are disappearing from Earth in huge numbers, including his mother and his good friend Leaf, and Lady Friday is said to be the cause of it.
And the Lady herself has sent Arthur a strange message about not wanting the fifth key or the fifth part of the Will of the Architect, and that whoever finds them in her house can have them. Arthur would rather look for his mother and Leaf, but Superior Saturday has locked all the elevators and blocked the Front Door. There's no way for Arthur to get out. And that's fine with Dame Primus, the Embodiment of the Will, since she has a long agenda of things she needs to discuss with Arthur. Then there's also the problem of skirmishes that keep breaking out in the army-Arthur has one problem after another to deal with.
But all of that becomes inconsequential when Arthur touches the plate Lady Friday's message is inscribed on. It's a Transfer Plate, and he is immediately whisked away to a place that is cold and snowy, a place Arthur has never seen before. The message has been a trap to get him out of the safety of the Great Maze, to wherever he is now, where he'll be much, much more vulnerable.
What is Lady Friday up to with her tricky messages and the thousands of mortals she's kidnapped from Earth? Arthur's gotten four keys so far, but the fifth battle may be more difficult than all the ones before it.
This booktalk was written by university professor, librarian, and booktalking expert Joni Richards Bodart.
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Prophet TB Joshua of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) has emerged from hiding after his failed prophecy regarding the winner of the US presidential elections in November to make yet another controversial prophecy. The Nigerian, who was clad in his traditional floral shirt, black pants and black shoes, boldly stated that the late Cuban politician and revolutionary, Fidel Castro, who passed away on the 25th of November 2016, did not make it to heaven.
The sentiments was met with total silence in the packed church. "I see a man who died in Cuba. The world is mourning the man as he was a great political figure but his soul is troubled", T B Joshua said. Fidel Alejandro Castro was a Cuban politician and revolutionary who governed the Republic of Cuba for 47 years as Prime Minister from 1959 to 1976 and then as President from 1976 to 2006. Politically a Marxist–Leninist and Cuban nationalist, he also served as the First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba from 1961 until 2011. Under his administration, Cuba became a one-party socialist state; industry and business were nationalized, and state socialist reforms were implemented throughout society.
The prophet went on to mentioned many names of people who he saw in hell at it included some of the greatest politicians of all time. He also mentioned Michael Jackson and Brenda Fassie.


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AK-48 to strike again
By Joginder Tuteja | 24 Apr 2008 00:00:00 IST
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Anil Kapoor. Age 48.
Credentials: Close to 3 decades in the industry.
Status: Still going extra strong and leading in a big way in spite of hardly being in a 'race'!
The man, who would now be known fondly as 'Bhaiyyaji' starting tomorrow, is ready to strike again in TASHAN. That the film would be a success is a foregone conclusion. However, what makes TASHAN interesting is the fact that the power of AK-48 is holding good in spite of Akshay Kumar, Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor in the fray.
Known for being a scene stealer in majority of his films over all these years, one expects Anil Kapoor to walk away with all the accolades in TASHAN as well, courtesy his colorful characterization and evergreen star-actor status in the industry.
With big successes like RACE and WELCOME behind him, good critical acclaim coming his way in BLACK & WHITE and year 2008 promising to end on a stupendous note with YUVRAAJ, AK-48 is there to stay for many more years to come!
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Chapter 3 on Inequality and Social Progress, under the leadership of Rebeca Grynspan and Stephen Klasen, will be meeting this weekend April 8th and 9th. The chapter workshop allows the coordinating lead and lead authors to come together face-to-face and make progress towards the first draft of their chapter, which will be published for public comments later this year.
The meeting is taking place at the Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW: Centre for European Economic Research) in Mannheim, Germany. We thank the ZEW for their support and assistance in making this chapter workshop possible.


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First UK test: Yamaha MT-09 Tracer
"What is it then?", asks a mate of mine as I pull-up. He's a 50-something year-old bloke who's thinking about buying something 'a bit more upright' than his Suzuki Hayabusa. Something to do a bit more touring on, maybe with the better half on the back.
He's intrigued by the looks of the new Yamaha MT-09 Tracer. And he's a right to be, Yamaha dealers can't get enough of them at the moment.
"Well, it's kind of like a lower adventure bike without knobbly tyres. A cross between a Yamaha TDM850, a Fazer and an MT-09", I say.
I'm not sure that made it any clearer for him, but whatever it is, it's a bloody fine motorcycle, even if our man isn't convinced.
It's a bike that is as happy at 80mph on a motorway as it is riding two-up, or hauling along a twisty back road. Yamaha call it 'genuine multi-role potential'. I reckon it's a motorcycle that could be fighting for honours as Bike of the Year. You listening, MCN?
Although it has no adventure in its heart, and wasn't meant to be, the MT-09 Tracer certainly borrows some of the look of the adventure bikes that we have come to know and love in the UK. The styling reminds me of a modern TDM850. The long legs, the nose of the bike, those chunky hand guards are all adventure bike. But it has no adventure aspirations.
Its nearest rival in terms of spec and performance has to be the £350 more expensive £8499 Triumph Tiger 800 XR. It gets a similar spec for similar money, though I reckon the MT is a little bit more aggressive in its nature, a bit more sporty. And, the Tracer is free of the curse of semi-off-road tyres. On this bike you get touring rubber in the shape of Dunlop's D222, and there's no bashplate in sight.
Though Yamaha never intended the MT-09 to be an adventure bike, it fulfils much of what they offer. And let's face it, how many people actually take their adventure bikes down anything more than a gravel car park? Not many, I'd guess.
So, the Tracer. It's powered by the 847cc three-cylinder cross plane crank motor from the MT-09 which was launched in 2013. It uses the same frame too, but then there's new bodywork with an adjustable screen, adjustable bars, adjustable seat, traction control that can be switched on and off, and ABS. Oh, and hand guards which do a brilliant job of keeping off the icy 50mph wind I was riding in on our test.
In all honesty it looks a bit bitty to me. The quality of the fittings and the fairings is good though. It's edgy, and the fairing is made up of dozens of parts so it's not a bike that I instantly fell in love with in terms of looks. But it's distinctive and well-screwed together.
There's also nice finishes like a carbon effect on the side panels, a headlight beam adjust, and a neatly tucked away exhaust too. The headlights and their LEDs are distinctive too and it looks great from the front.
The finish is as good as anything out there and the simple to read LED clocks are easy to get on with. Even the mirrors work.
But more than the upright riding position, which instantly makes you feel like you're sat on an adventurebike, (Tiger seat height 810-830mm, Tracer seat height 845-860mm), it wants to get on and hustle.
World First Test: MT-09 Tracer's press launch (with video)
That motor is what makes this bike. It makes 115bhp and has loads of mid-range. You can feel it gets a tiny bit vibey around 6000 to 8000rpm but the hit it gives seems to punch way above the claimed 115bhp and 62.6ft-lb of torque Yamaha say it makes.
It's punchy, exciting. It feels alive and it makes a great sound too, something that seems to get forgotten in some modern bikes. At higher revs it sounds like a baritone Triumph with a sore throat, and goes on to rev to 11,5000rpm. I rarely revved it above 10,000rpm, and most of the time it's happy between 6000 and 9000rpm if you want to get a shift on.
You don't really need to rev it hard, unless you want too, of course. But that noise is something you want to hear more and more, so you may find yourself in the mid-high revs more than you actually need.
The fly-by-wire throttle works just like any other with a cable in terms of feel and your connection to the rear tyre, and you never notice it. The slightly sharper riding mode called 'A-mode' is a little snatchy in town, but in standard mode it's great. I never tried it in the third, calmer mode more suitable for wet riding.
You can dial in power hard and the traction control will stop any slides. It can be turned off too if you feel the need. The suspension is nothing fancy, yet it works perfectly.
On the brakes its stable, the turn in is fast enough and you can wrestle it over bumps in a 50mph side wind and it never shakes its head. It's stable, planted and right for UK roads. You sit in the bike and it feels incredibly narrow. Yamaha say that it can lean over to 48 dgerees. Do that and you'll be wishing it had slightly stickier tyres than the long-legged high mileage Dunlops, but you can lean it well over until the 'hero blobs' on the end of the footrests scrape.
Like the handling, it just all works well. The gearbox is positive, thought my fellow tester said he had some missed shifts, I never experienced that.
It's really comfortable on a run and I had no problems getting 150 miles out of the tank. That was riding it reasonably hard so more gentle riding should easily squeeze 50mpg +out of it.
That fairing doesn't look like much but it works a treat. I had it on its highest setting and suffered a bit of buffeting but then I am six foot four, and it was incredibly windy on the roads of Lincolnshire where I tested the bike. In normal conditions the screen was good, rather than brilliant.
And in the cold, the optional heated grips fitted to our test bike were absolutely brilliant. With a three-season glove on setting two out of three was more than enough, and setting three was so hot it started to cook your hands. Just what you need though if you intend to ride the Yamaha through a harsh winter.
The brakes too just work as they should. It stops quickly and only if you are being really ham-fisted will you feel the ABS cutting in. And compared to its adventure bike rivals, it stops, goes and handles better than all of the bikes at a similar price range.
We had a BMW R1200GS on test with us too, and it made me think that actually the Tracer can do 95% of everything that bike does, but at a good £4000/£5000 less.
In all respects, everything the Tracer does, it does well. The motor is the most outstanding feature, and the rest of it is just damn good. But as a package the Tracer is one of the best bikes on the road today. It's hard to fault. If I had to criticise then maybe it lacks a little bit of excitement, but then it's an 115bhp all-rounder, not a 200bhp sports bike, and all in all honesty you never go wanting for more.
Bike of the year? It would be hard to argue against, and the way they're shifting out of Yamaha showrooms it seems buyers think so too.
847cc, 3-cylinder, 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 4-valves
Diamond frame
Front: Telescopic forks, 137mm travel
Rear: Swingarm, 130mm travel
115 bhp / 84.6 kW @ 10,000rpm
87.5 Nm @8,500rpm
Front: 120/70ZR17M/C (58W) (Tubeless)
Rear: 180/55ZR17M/C (73W) (Tubeless)
Length: 2,160mm
Height: 1,345 – 1,375mm
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15 Shameless Examples of People Cashing in On Tragedy
Jordana WeissDec 19, 2016
In our political news cycle, we've gotten used to seeing politicians speaking about the most recent tragic event with an air of aggrieved resolve. They say that they've seen this problem coming, but were unable to stop it because of the inaction, or ignorance of the other side. Then they tearfully commit to stopping further tragedy. This cycle has become depressingly familiar.
There are tons of people in the world who have used public tragedy to further themselves. Whether it's in the world of business, politics, or entertainment, we have gotten used to seeing people using a tragedy to further their own agenda. Here are a few of the worst examples that we've seen in the last few years:
9/11 memorial coins
After the terrorist attacks on September 11th, the politicians' refrain became that we had to do whatever we could to prevent this from ever happening again. And they were completely right. However, there were some politicians who misused people's fear and anger for solely their own gain, to further their political careers.
Then, there are people like the folks at the National Collector's Mint, who put out a 9/11 commemorative coin that had almost nothing to do with the tragedy. They charged people $29.95 for a commemorative coin that contained "actual silver from the Twin Towers," and made people believe that their contribution would actually help victims of the attacks. None of their claims were true, and they ended up being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Dubai gym uses Holocaust images as promotion
A few years ago, a gym in Dubai called The Circuit Factory came under fire when they suggested that one of their workouts was like a "concentration camp for calories." Yes, really.
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The last time we checked, just using the word 'Holocaust' is still considered a conversation stopper, so how the person who designed this ad thought this was a good idea is absolutely incomprehensible. The gym removed the ad mere hours after it was posted.
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Vodaphone tries to take credit for starting the Egyptian Revolution
There were a large variety of factors that contributed to the start of the Egyptian Revolution, but none of them was the telecommunications company Vodaphone — even though one of their ads took the credit.
In 2011, Vodaphone aired an ad that intercut one of their earlier advertisements with scenes of Egyptians rioting in the streets, then ended with the line "we didn't send people to the streets, we only reminded Egyptians how powerful they were."
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compute-1-3 did it again. I'm switching it to regular power to see if it still does it. If it does it again, I'll replace its power supply.
If I do that, I can put this motherboard and processor in the drome machine….
I bought a new i3-6100/32G setup for that node. 1/3 the heat, similar computing power. Meanwhile I'm leaving it out of tractor.
That i3-6100 setup didn't work out for various reasons. I replaced the cooler with a dynatron. Didn't do it. Removed some of the things blocking the airflow. Probably will just do it again, in which case I'll remove and replace with something else.


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Дашнор Баязити (; родился 4 января 1955 года, Кавая, Албания) — бывший албанский футболист, игравший на позиции нападающего в «Беса Кавая» и сборной Албании по футболу. Дважды становился лучшим бомбардиром Албанской Суперлиги.

Карьера

Футболиста

Клубная карьера
С 1977 по 1988 год был нападающим «Беса Кавая», где в сезоне 1980/81 и в сезоне 1982/83 стал лучшим бомбардиром Албанской Суперлиги.

Карьера в сборной
Баязити дебютировал за Албанию в отборе на чемпионат мира 1982 3 сентября 1980 года против Финляндии. Его последней игрой за сборную стал матч в отборе на чемпионат Европы 1984 года против сборной Западной Германии 30 марта 1983 года. Всего за Албанию сыграл 5 матчей, где не забил ни мяча.

Карьера после футбола

Тренерская карьера
После игровой карьеры Баязити с 1985 по 1988 год был главным тренером «Беса Кавая».

Политическая карьера
Дашнор Баязити был заместителем министра туризма, культуры, молодежи и спорта Албании от Республиканской партии. В мае 2013 года Баязити был уволен лидером партии Фатмиром Медиу из-за внутренних конфликтов. В 2009 году был кандидатом на пост депутата албанского парламента.

Личная жизнь
У него есть сын-футболист Дарлиен Баязити. В 2011 году на него было совершено покушение, где пострадали его сын и сестра.

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'Race in Jewish Worlds, Antiquity to the Present', British & Irish Association for Jewish Studies Annual Conference
Announcement published by James Renton on Tuesday, November 29, 2022
Jewish History / Studies, Race / Ethnic Studies, Religious Studies and Theology, Holocaust, Genocide, and Memory Studies
Since the explosion of Black Lives Matter in 2020, societies around the world are paying greater attention to the questions of race and racism, including their role in human history. Over the last decade, a growing number of scholars of the ancient, medieval, and modern worlds have argued that race has held a central place in politics, social relations, and culture. These scholars have challenged the received wisdom that 'race' simply popped up as an idea in late modern Europe. Significantly, Jews and Judaism have featured as important parts of this story.
The 2023 British and Irish Association for Jewish Studies (BIAJS2023) conference will build on this work. The event will explore how race has affected, and been a part of, Jewish lives and beliefs across Jewish time and space, around the globe. In addition, BIAJS2023 welcomes papers on all aspects of Jewish Studies, and will provide the opportunity for participants to network with peers in Jewish Studies from Ireland, the UK, continental Europe, and the wider world.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS AT BIAJS 2023
Professor Miri Rubin, Professor of Medieval and Early Modern History, Queen Mary, University of London, and President, Jewish Historical Society of England. Author of Cities of Strangers: Making Lives in Medieval Europe (Cambridge University Press, 2020).
Dr Richard Benjamin, Head, International Slavery Museum, and Visiting Professor of Slavery and Public Engagement, University of Liverpool.
Professor David Horrell, Professor of New Testament Studies and the Director of the Center for Biblical Studies, University of Exeter. Author of Ethnicity and Inclusion: Religion, Race, and Whiteness in Constructions of Jewish and Christian Identities (Eerdmans, 2020).
Professor Satnam Virdee, Professor of Sociology, University of Glasgow. Author of Racism, Class and the Racialized Outsider (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014).
For more details, please go to: https://blogs.edgehill.ac.uk/icr/2022/09/27/race-in-jewish-worlds-antiqu...
Professor James Renton, President, British & Irish Association for Jewish Studies.
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Form 10 filed manually with Income Tax Return: ITAT grants section 11 exemption
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Case Law Details
Case Name : Ruikar Trust Vs ACIT (CPC) (ITAT Pune)
Appeal Number : ITA Nos.609 & 611/PUN/2020
Date of Judgement/Order : 27/09/2022
Related Assessment Year : 2015-16 and 2017-18
Courts : All ITAT ITAT Pune
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Ruikar Trust Vs ACIT (CPC) (ITAT Pune)
Brief facts relating to the case are that the assessee is a charitable trust. The assessee claimed exemption u/s. 11 of the Act in the return of income. The CPC, Bangalore denied the said exemption for non-filing of Form 10 within time. Having aggrieved, the assessee challenged the same before the CIT(A). I note that the CIT(A) tabulated chart at para 5 of the impugned order. On perusal of the said chart, I note that the assessee filed on-line Form 10 on 28-04-20 17 as it required to be filed before due date of furnishing Income Tax Return u/s. 139(1) of the Act. It is noted from the said chart that the assessee filed return of income on 3 1-10-2015. The ld. AR submits that the CIT(A) confirmed the order of CPC for violating the conditions laid down in Rule 17 of the Income Tax Rules. He drew my attention to Rule 17 and argued that the said Rule substituted by the Income Tax First Amendment Rule 2016 w.e.f. 01-04-2016. He is on the contention that the said Rule is applicable for A.Y. 2016-17 but not to the year under consideration i.e. A.Y. 2015-16. I find force in the arguments of ld. AR that since, the Rule 17 came into force for A.Y. 2016-17 and it is not applicable to the year under consideration. There is no dispute with regard to availability of Resolution on Form 10 with the assessee manually on 22- 08-2015 which is noted by the CIT(A) in para 5 of the impugned order. Admittedly, the availability of Form 10 manually with the assessee is before due date of filing of return of income u/s. 139(1) of the Act as the assessee filed return of income on 31-10-2015. The availability of manual Form 10 with the assessee on 22-08-2015/20-09-2015 was not disputed by the ld. DR. Therefore, the assessee filed Form 10 manually with the return of income and it is very much within time. Therefore, the order of CIT(A) is not justified in confirming the order of CPC in denying the exemption u/s. 11 of the Act for non-filing of Form 10 on on-line and it is set aside.
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Both the appeals by the assessee against the common order dated 09-09-2020 passed by the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals)-2, Kolhapur ['CIT(A)'] for assessment years 20 15-16 and 20 17-18.
2. I find that both the appeals were filed with a delay of 04 days. Upon hearing both the parties, I find that the delay of 04 days is saved by the decision of Hon'ble Supreme Court passed during National Lockdown imposed on account of pandemic Covid- 19. Therefore, the delay of 04 days is condoned in both the appeals.
3. First, I shall take up the appeal in ITA No. 609/PUN/2020 for Y. 2015-16.
4. The only issue is to be decided is as to whether the CIT(A) justified in confirming the denial of exemption u/s. 11 of the Act by the CPC Bangalore on account of non-filing of Form 10 within time in the facts and circumstances of the case.
5. Brief facts relating to the case are that the assessee is a charitable trust. The assessee claimed exemption u/s. 11 of the Act in the return of income. The CPC, Bangalore denied the said exemption for non-filing of Form 10 within time. Having aggrieved, the assessee challenged the same before the CIT(A). I note that the CIT(A) tabulated chart at para 5 of the impugned order. On perusal of the said chart, I note that the assessee filed on-line Form 10 on 28-04-20 17 as it required to be filed before due date of furnishing Income Tax Return u/s. 139(1) of the Act. It is noted from the said chart that the assessee filed return of income on 3 1-10-2015. The ld. AR submits that the CIT(A) confirmed the order of CPC for violating the conditions laid down in Rule 17 of the Income Tax Rules. He drew my attention to Rule 17 and argued that the said Rule substituted by the Income Tax First Amendment Rule 2016 w.e.f. 01-04-2016. He is on the contention that the said Rule is applicable for A.Y. 2016-17 but not to the year under consideration i.e. A.Y. 2015-16. I find force in the arguments of ld. AR that since, the Rule 17 came into force for A.Y. 2016-17 and it is not applicable to the year under consideration. There is no dispute with regard to availability of Resolution on Form 10 with the assessee manually on 22- 08-2015 which is noted by the CIT(A) in para 5 of the impugned order. Admittedly, the availability of Form 10 manually with the assessee is before due date of filing of return of income u/s. 139(1) of the Act as the assessee filed return of income on 31-10-2015. The availability of manual Form 10 with the assessee on 22-08-2015/20-09-2015 was not disputed by the ld. DR. Therefore, the assessee filed Form 10 manually with the return of income and it is very much within time. Therefore, the order of CIT(A) is not justified in confirming the order of CPC in denying the exemption u/s. 11 of the Act for non-filing of Form 10 on on-line and it is set aside. Thus, the ground raised by the assessee is allowed.
6. In the result, the appeal of assessee is allowed.
Now, I shall take up the appeal in ITA No. 611/PUN/2020 for A.Y. 2017-18.
7. I note that, as discussed above while adjudicating the appeal for A.Y. 2015-16, the Rule 17 came into force from 01-04-2016. Since, the assessment year under consideration is 20 17-18, the said Rule is applicable to the year under consideration. Admittedly, the assessee filed return of income on 07-1 1-20 17 and Form 10 is available manually with the assessee by 26-08-2017/25-09-2017 which clearly establishes before filing of return of income, the Form 10 is available manually with the assessee. The ld. AR submits that the intimation u/s. 143(1)(a) of the Act was passed on 12-02-2020 and the assessee filed Form 10 on-line on 26- 03-2019. He argued before passing of intimation u/s. 143(1)(a), the Form 10 was very much available with the CPC, Bangalore, but however, fairly conceded that Rule 17 is applicable to the facts on hand and the assessee is necessarily to file application for condo nation of delay in filing Form 10 on-line before the CIT vide Circular No. 7/2018 dated 20-12-2018 and Circular No. 30/2019 dated 17-12-2019. He submits that no such application was filed by the assessee before the CIT(A) in terms of the said Circulars, but, however placed on record a decision of Hon'ble High Court of Bombay in the case of Little Angels Education Society Vs. Union of India reported in 127 taxmann.com 473 (Bombay) and argued that the Hon'ble High Court was pleased to grant opportunity to the petitioner to file an application by making prayer for condoning the delay in filing Form 10 for the relevant assessment year. I find, admittedly no application was filed with the CIT(A) to condone the delay in filing Form 10 on-line by the assessee which is required to file before due date of fling of return of income. I note that the Hon'ble High Court of Bombay was pleased to grant opportunity to the assessee under writ proceedings having exercising special original extraordinary jurisdiction u/s. 226 of the constitution. I am conclusion of the fact no such direction or whatsoever could be granted by this Tribunal. It is open to the assessee to seek remedy available under law to its benefit. Thus, I do not find any infirmity in the order of CIT(A) and it is justified. Thus, the ground raised by the assessee fails and it is dismissed.
8. In the result, the appeal of assessee is dismissed.
9. To sum up, appeal of assessee in ITA No. 609/PUN/2020 is allowed and the appeal of assessee in ITA No. 611/PUN/2020 is dismissed. Order pronounced in the open court on 27th September, 2022.
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Recent work from my little artiste, Patience. Persistence is showing her approaching four. She sneaked into my office and got a pen, which she used on paper she also sneaked from my office and that happened to be an important part of a document. "Oh no!" I said, upon discovering this, "Oh Persistence, what did you do. You went in my office---a no-no---and got my pen and paper---a no-no---and messed up my important work. I am so sad, so disappointed." I took back the pen and paper and walked to the office to return it. I stood and stared at the wall, frustrated and disappointed: why was this child so persistent, why did she not learn, what technique would work, how could I teach her to stay out of my things, oh what to do about this curiosity and getting into things---why wouldn't redirection work? I begged for patience and strength and guidance, and wished this didn't get to me. I was feeling poignantly the stress of a long summer, which felt more like a
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'L.A. Noire,' 'Dead Island' are fine efforts
Stanley A. Miller II
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Faced with some time away from work and left to my own devices, I booted up the Xbox 360 and put forth a serious effort to jam through the stack of games steadily piling up.
I geared up in comfy, loose-fitting slacker wear, filled my trusty Mason jar with fresh water and braced for a gaming marathon.
With the shades drawn and my faithful yellow Lab lounging on the ottoman, it was time to get into the games - which are also available on the PlayStation 3 and Windows PCs except for "L.A.. Noire," which will offer a PC version this fall.
What's a bit scary is that gaming season is just kicking in, with many great titles still to come. Still, here's how I spent about a week away from work, with only periodic naps and bathroom breaks:
"Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine": The "Warhammer" tabletop miniatures game is a big deal, and rightly so, with a rich, detailed mythos and a dedicated fan base. Considering that, the "Space Marine" video game is underwhelming as action-shooters go. Although the sci-fi warfare is fast-paced, gripping and gory, the game's environments are terribly linear, repetitive, drab and dull.
The game also struck me as remarkably short, with a single-player campaign that lasted about seven hours for me. And although you wade through hordes of ork invaders with a couple of computer-controller companions by your side, the game doesn't let you play through its story with friends - a feature that would have helped a lot.
A limited form of online cooperative play is scheduled to be available in October through a free download, which is something but still disappointing.
"El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron": Admittedly, I am not the biggest fan of action platforming games, which require you to stunt-jump your character through various hazards, inevitably plunging to a frustrating death. Often several.
It's not the genre, it's me, and my lack of skills and patience when I fall into a pit for the 20th time.
That said, I loved "El Shaddai" because it's so different. The game, which is inspired by ancient apocryphal biblical texts, tasks you as an agent of God to track down several fallen angels. The game is striking in both its anime-style art style and its attitude, which includes God checking in on your progress by calling your guardian angel over a mobile phone. The world of "El Shaddai"' is mesmerizing and beautiful and an amazing place to escape for hours.
"Dead Island": Just when you think there is no way another zombie game could be crammed into the gamescape, "Dead Island" drops, and it's delicious.
It's a first-person shooter and slasher with a story that starts with you waking up in your hotel room surrounded by a zombie apocalypse. Survival requires grabbing anything you can find - boat paddles, pipes, crowbars, etc. - and fighting your way to safety.
Thankfully, you aren't the only walking meal on the island; the other survivors need your help. Lending a hand advances the story, unlocks your character's abilities and leads to better weaponry. Aside from a few recently patched bugs and some visual performance issues, "Dead Island" is outstanding, offering the ability for up to three other players to join your game online and team up.
"L.A. Noire": No, that's not a misprint. Sure, I popped in this sandbox action game from the makers of "Grand Theft Auto" and "Red Dead Redemption" when it first went on sale in May. But I got busy, and it went on the shelf, where it aged like a fine wine.
This 1940s detective story, which combines third-person-perspective shooting, driving and a detailed system for investigating crimes, is a masterpiece. The incredibly detailed facial animations of characters are unlike anything I've ever seen in a game. And those expressions are an important part of the system of questioning suspects, because visual cues offer hints about their truthfulness or deception.
And, to its credit, "L.A. Noire" manages to surprise the players with some compelling storytelling that makes it very much worth playing.
Stanley A. Miller II covers personal technology for the Journal Sentinel. Reach him at (414) 223-5162 or smiller@journalsentinel.com. He tweets @stanmiller.
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Joni Mitchell - Newport Folk Festival 19th July 1969 (CD)
This superb Joni Mitchell performance was recorded at the legendary Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island on the evening of July 19th, 1969, within a week of the first moon landing and a month prior to Woodstock. Broadcast by PBS as "The Sounds of Summer" that August, it captures Mitchell on the cusp of becoming one of the biggest stars in the emerging singer/songwriter movement. Spanning such early classics as "Chelsea Morning" and "Both Sides, Now," as well as lesser-known album tracks and the rare "Cactus Tree," it culminates with Dino Valenti's anthemic "Get Together," and is essential listening for Mitchell's legion of fans. Includes background notes and rare images.
01. Chelsea Morning
02. Cactus Tree
03. Night in the City
04. for Free
05. Willy
06. the Fiddle and the Drum
07. Both Sides, Now
08. Get Together
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Canadian musician, songwriter, and painter
Born November 7, 1943, in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada.
Inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame and Rock And Roll Hall of Fame (Performer) in 1997.
Mitchell began singing in small nightclubs in her native Western Canada and then busking on the streets of Toronto. In the mid-1960s she left for New York City and its folk music scene, recording her debut album in 1968 and achieving fame first as a songwriter ("Urge for Going", "Chelsea Morning", "Both Sides, Now", "Woodstock") and then as a singer in her own right. Blue, her starkly personal 1971 album, was voted #30 in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" list of 2003. Mitchell also had pop hits such as "Big Yellow Taxi", "Free Man in Paris", and "Help Me", the last two from 1974's best-selling Court and Spark.
Mitchell's distinctive harmonic guitar style, and piano arrangements all grew more complex through the 1970s as she was deeply influenced by jazz, melding it with pop, folk and rock on experimental albums like 1976's Hejira. She worked closely with jazz greats including Pat Metheny, Wayne Shorter, Jaco Pastorius, Herbie Hancock, and on a 1979 record released after his death, Charles Mingus. From the 1980s on, Mitchell reduced her recording and touring schedule but turned again toward pop, making greater use of synthesizers and direct political protest in her lyrics, which often tackled social and environmental themes alongside romantic and emotional ones.
Mitchell is also a visual artist. She created the artwork for each of her albums, and in 2000 described herself as a "painter derailed by circumstance." Mitchell stopped recording over the last several years, focusing more attention on painting, but in 2007 she released Shine, her first album of new songs in nine years.
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Yesterday I watched Mariposa, which I had been quite excited about, and was somewhat disappointed. Elina as guru was predictable, I suppose, since she's had three movies to become Wise; Bibble as the idiot needing guidance is perfectly appropriate, though, horrific to say, he's actually been growing on me. Of course his Queen of the Night moment helped, but as the series progresses, his speech is actually kindof amusing.
Anyway, I think I might find it a tad deprecating to be constantly referred to as a "butterfly-fairy," wis that modifier relentlessly tacked on as if I were some sub-species. Flutterfield society was very slightly interesting, at least — being the servants of Rayna and Rayla, rather than degrading Mariposa and Willa, instead seemed to put them on the same level as their employers. And it looks like they're slowly attempting to make the general cast less white-Americanish, but I think this is actually counterproductive when the only (relatively) major black character is a bumbling braggart; and the fakey Latino accents were just painful (and indicative of the increasing difficulty of recycling the same voice-acting cast through, like, eight movies… though I really liked Mariposa's voice, because it reminded me of Stormer).
Once again extremely slashy. Carlos (thus generically named to fit wis the fakey Latino accent) spent most of his time wis Willa rather than Mariposa and no romantic relationships were implied, while Henna kept making significant statements and gestures at Mariposa. "You can get what you want if you stick with me." "Why are you fighting this?" "Join me! Everyone will have to love you!" Which last, honestly, I can't quite decide is more slashy or creepsomely referetial to Lucifer. Anyway, Henna made the typical villainess' promise that the last of her hadn't been seen, so presumably we have time to find out.
OK, actually, I didn't mean to go on about that movie for quite so long. It wasn't terrible, but not all that good either. This is like a miniature of my lj in general: it's mediocre, so I waxed. If I'd adored or absolutely despised it, I wouldn't have been a quarter so wordy. Seems the length of my entries is in proportion to the lack of emotional impact of my subject. Notice I've barely said anything (a paragraph of "Trilby" doesn't count) about Chzo, which has largely dominated my mind, body, and soul for a week now.
-Are you comfortable with answering personal questions?
– When was the last time you cried?
– When is the last time you were truly happy with your life?
I am truly happy wis my life. I usually am.
– Do you think relationships are ever really worth it?
– Have you ever envisioned your own wedding?
– Do you believe exes can really ever be "just friends"?
– What are you wearing on your feet?
– Would you be able to date someone who had a kid with someone else?
– When is the last time you were on a vacation?
– Do you make your bed every day?
Well, interestingly, since I moved my cat has gotten into the habit of sneeping under the blanket, something she never did before. If I get up and don't arrange the blanket nicely for her to crawl under when she wishes, she'll eventually come up to me and bother me to fix it. So, sortof.
– Have you made any mistakes recently?
Oh, no. I never make any of those things.
– What do you want to name your kids?
There are some names that I like, but I doubt I will have any childs.
– Last person you had a heart to heart with?
– If you could pack up and leave your life now to move away, would you?
– Do you cry easily?
– What person in your family are you the most like?
– Have you ever put anything other than cheese in your grilled cheese?
– Do your parents really know you?
– Do you always get along with your siblings?
– Would you rather cheat or be cheated on?
– Do you feel like you've got some growing up to do?
– Most hurtful thing someone has said to you lately?
Uh… that Trilby has "a bit of an anatomy problem with the face (he looks kinda female)." Ah, what a difficult life I lead.
– What time do you wake up in the morning?
– Is there a difference between 'best friends' and 'friends'?
– Do you miss anyone?
– Do you take walks often?
– Is silence really golden?
I find it's fairly transparent, actually.
– Who were you with last night?
– What language do you want to learn?
– Have you ever touched an elephant?
Lessee, tomorrow is Saturday? The only concrete plan I have is the posting of HR as usual.


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After studying at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Jane became Head of Music at Lady Lumley's school in Pickering. In 1986 she left full-time teaching to concentrate on her work with choirs and as a singing coach. This has included teaching singing at Queen Margaret's School and York Sixth Form College, working with Media Studies students at ARTTS International and adjudicating at the Norwegian Choral Festival in York.
Jane is well-known in North Yorkshire as a singing teacher, choir trainer and mezzo-soprano soloist.
She directed the Chapter House Choir in York for 12 years and has conducted the Chanticleer Singers since 1977. Under her direction, both choirs have made television and radio broadcasts and have given numerous concerts in the UK and abroad. When the Chanticleer Singers was involved in the BBC's Songs of Praise, Jane was the first female Musical Director of the programme.
"I have had a long association with the Chanticleer Singers - since 1977 in fact! I thoroughly enjoy working with them. We have a lot of fun but work hard to exacting standards. There is an excellent atmosphere within the choir. Everyone is friendly and there is a good team spirit.
"We've been on several tours together including Brittany, Holland, Scotland, Ireland, Dorset, Oxford and sung evensong at Ely cathedral. These have been very successful both socially and musically. In 2015 we were invited to give a concert and sing a service at the Catholic Cathedral in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, generously sponsored by Rosemary Brydon. We have also made several recordings and our Christmas CD, 'Christmas at Castle Howard', was recorded in 2009. We were one of 10 choirs throughout the country selected by Classic FM to perform a carol concert at Liverpool Cathedral which was then recorded on the Classic FM carols CD.
"As with any choir we've had some amusing moments, but perhaps my favourite, and strangely, also my husband's, was on our visit to Ireland. After a performance at St. Mary's Church in Cork, a trio of delightful and enthusiastic ladies from the audience commented 'You have them all under control – even the men!' Another reviewer wrote (of my music-making, I hasten to add) 'She knows what she wants and she knows how to get it!' Well, I certainly get huge satisfaction from working with Chanticleer and look forward to doing so for a little while longer yet!"
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Much of the choir's work is sung 'a capella' but we are very fortunate to be able to call upon accompanist friends of the choir including Geoffrey Coffin and Paul Laidlaw.
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'Selling Sunset' Star Davina Potratz Hits Back at Rumors Christine Quinn Faked Her Pregnancy
Davina Potratz is setting the record straight.
During a new episode of Dear Media's Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast, the Selling Sunset star spoke out about rumors her co-star Christine Quinn had faked her pregnancy with son Christian Georges Dumontet.
Davina called the claims "f–ked up" and said Christine was "really hurt" by the allegations.
"Christine was absolutely pregnant. I saw her belly. She called me from the hospital the day she gave birth. I saw her C-section scar," Davina said. "We were on FaceTime. She absolutely was pregnant and gave birth to her son."
The real estate broker described Christine as someone who's "very lean" and can "bounce back very quickly."
"Why should someone hate her because that? That's not fair," she continued. "It's really hurtful, you know, when someone says she didn't give birth."
Davina went on to say she felt the claims were even more upsetting considering the "horrible" childbirth Christine had.
"I can't lie about something that I don't know about, but I will defend something that I do know," she explained. "She really was pregnant and that she really did give birth to her child. Regardless of people supporting her or not supporting her, that part of it is true."
Christine spoke out about the rumors in December, where she said Selling Sunset's editing contributed to the claims about her pregnancy.
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