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MICHAEL SCHUMACHER – HIS FINAL GOODBYE: RECOLLECTIONS OF JAPAN 200
The engines are making the noise already and the Japanese have woken up to it and so are the fans who follow Formula One religiously. Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka has given me some fond memories in my lifetime – a circuit where I have had my Formula One's best moment (Michael Schumacher winning his first driver's championship for Ferrari in 2000) and the worst moment (Schumacher retiring with engine failure in 2006). My first Japanese GP was in the season of 2000 and prior to that I had just known the results of the race following Sportstar or the snippets that came on Star Sports.
It has to be said the season of 2000 was the first time I religiously started watching, following, and analysing this sport. I also spent quite a lot of money (I didn't have internet at home that time) to browse on more information regarding the F1 drivers and more so about Michael Schumacher.
2000 season started off well for Schumey as he won the first three races of the calendar. Things settled in the leader board when the McLaren duo of Mika Hakkinen and David Coulthard reduced the deficit and with four races to go, Hakkinen had a lead of six points over Schumacher. Who could have forgotten the daring pass (one of the best in F1) Hakkinen made on Schumacher in the Belgium Grand Prix; that pass made a lot of statements –a) Hakkinen overtook Schumacher to lead the World Championships b) Was that the end of Ferrari and Schumacher as McLaren looked unbeatable?
Two weeks later after the disappointment of Belgium GP, I was hoping Ferrari and Schumey would turn it around. Pole position and a victory at Monza (Italian GP) gave me a certain sense of joy; I vividly remember that Sunday when a safety marshal died on the track, Schumacher was in tears for he had just overtaken Aryton Senna for total GP victories and the two incidents could not have been very different. To put it short, it was an emotional victory which made everyone remember the late great Aryton Senna as he was the last to die on an F1 track (prior to Italian GP) during the race.
Next up was the US GP at Indianapolis and Michael was sharp enough to win that race and with it the championship titled his way as Hakkinen retired in that race. With two races to go, teams moved to Suzuka. Ferrari had never won the driver's championship since 1979 (Jody Scheckter) and 21 years hence they had a chance in Michael to make history. After coming agonisingly close in 1997 and 1998, Schumacher had a chance to win in 2000 unless fate has to write it otherwise.
Hakkinen was looking for his third straight World Championships and if qualifying was any indicator, it showed both the title contenders weren't that keen to start second in the grid for the race. In the end, Schumacher nudged past Hakkinen by a margin of 0.009s. Yes, it was that small a margin that separated these champions. I remember that Saturday because of another match – India vs. Australia (2000 Champions Trophy, Nairobi) in which Yuvraj Singh smashed Australia and took a wonderful catch while fielding. It was also on that day when we had just bought a new TV; till date I have never forgotten that day. Next day was to be even better.
As a sixteen year old I was very nervous before the race – funnily this pattern was there till the end of 2006 F1 season. Those heartbeats just before the five red lights went, the crossed fingers, occupying my favourite superstitious spot (after a lot of trails) and what not, just to ensure Michael won.
The race started and it a poor start by Michael gave Mika Hakkinen the lead right away and for the next 22 laps Michael spent behind Mika's McLaren. Hakkinen pitted on the lap 22 and Schumacher on lap 23. Both started their fight all over again at the end of first round of pit stops. A combination of traffic and changing weather gave Michael a chance to claw back within seconds of Mika Hakkinen, but couldn't get close enough and get past him. And when Mika pitted for the second and last time on lap 37, it was the moment Schumacher was waiting for. Unlike the first time, he didn't pit immediately on the next lap; he went on for three more laps. Three laps for the glory by risking the traffic ahead of him, but then destinies are not made by itself, somewhere it has to be created. Ferrari took the risk and Michael responded with three scorching laps before coming to pit. I was never that nervous in my life as I was anxiously waiting to know the fate of the race at the end of his pit-stop.
Schumacher's Ferrari came to a halt, the lollipop man seriously holding the lollipop was waiting for the signal to release him; in the meantime four tyres were changed and fuel was added to the tank and then the most crucial moment of the race came - Lollipop man signalled Michael to go and the timing at the right hand side of the graphics stopped at 6.0s. I was delighted and couldn't contain my emotions. The car was still ambling at the pit-lane speed and the next moment a split video screen shows Mika Hakkinen stuck behind the traffic and yet to cross the finish line. What was happening? It meant Schumacher and the pit crew have just turned it around. Yes they did it. It was Schumacher in P1.
Later on after the race I remember reading a race report in which a conversation was highlighted; it was between Michael and Ross Brawn (Yes, he has been there with Michael since god knows when). In his response to a curious Schumacher as he was coming to the pit lane exit, Ross Brawn said - "It's looking good, it's looking good". Then he said: "It's looking bloody good." – Those words were definitely the most amazing moment of Michael's racing career. Looking back to that day, I still get goose bumps and it was and is one of my amazing moments in Formula One. The job was yet to be finished, but Schumey wouldn't let go of this opportunity and at the end of 53 laps, one could see him banging the steering wheel, shouting with joy on the radio and for Ferrari history was made. For Michael, the move from a strong Benetton team to a meagre Ferrari in 1996 paid off.
Racing in Formula One is all about winning and the 2000 win was much more than that to me, Schumacher and all the Ferrari fans worldwide. With third championship under his belt, Michael and Ferrari went from strength to strength. After winning in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 they looked good for more.
Then it was the hurricane of 2005 season which whipped the entire dream of Ferrari. With rule changes, McLaren and Renault looked more powerful. It was just not the rules; even the Bridgestone tyres had given up on Ferrari as the Michelin rubber cars powered to victory at the all the races they took part. The sole Michael's victory was courtesy the ill-fated three Bridgestone team race at the Indianapolis circuit. Season of 2005 was a fall for Ferrari straight from the top of Mount Everest to the ground and to further depths. It wasn't easy watching them struggle this way.
For the 2006 season, all I wanted was vengeance. Rubens Barrichello was not in Ferrari, he was replaced by a fellow Brazilian in Felipe Massa. Fernando Alonso and Renault looked strong early on, but Ferrari wasn't that behind. Though not dominating, it was way better than 2005 car. The first punch was from Michael was the skillful blocking of Alonso at the San Marino Grand Prix for a good 20 laps or so. It was a case of role reversal as the previous season in the same circuit; Michael was blocked by Alonso when the former looked much stronger.
By the time the season moved to Europe, I was done with my Engineering and had a good two month break before it was time to put on those formals and start working. To my friends who know me, I have been very vocal about Michael's races being one of my inspirations in my life. Just when the season looked heavily in the favour of Alonso, Schumey bounced back in such a fashion that he reduced 30 something point deficit to nil with two races to go. At this time, I felt irrespective of what happened I would be proud of the way Schumey has raced in 2006. In hindsight, I feel I should have retained my hunger and zeal of 2000. It had reduced a touch low.
Two races prior to the 2006 finale while Michael was still chasing Alonso, he had made an announcement to retire at the end of 2006 season. He made this announcement at Ferrari's home circuit, Monza – a sort of mixed emotions. In the next race on the wet Chinese circuit, he drove a race that involved few of the best overtaking manoeuvres; he was in prime form, well at ease while others struggled to stay on track. That victory at the Shanghai International circuit was his 91st victory in Formula One, forty more than the second placed Alain Prost. Life was different, new place at work, unlike college, new people and I was contemplating it would be a different thing watching Formula One without Schumey from 2007 season. But with points being equal and two races to go, I hoped for a good farewell for Schumacher.
One of the most regretful decisions of my life was the choice I made to be in a workshop on that Sunday when at the same time cars were racing in full throttle at Suzuka. I didn't want to check updates in between, but by accident, Michael's retirement in the race was brought up by someone in the crowd. He was quick to announce this and I just couldn't believe what had just happened. I cursed myself for having done this and for abandoning the race for a workshop. What was I thinking?
Alonso won that race in Suzuka and had taken a 10 point lead in the driver's championships. It was an engine failure that led to Michael's retirement, Engine failure? The last time Schumacher had retired owing to an engine failure was way back in 2000 and I remember that race held at Magney Cours (French Grand Prix). After six years, the car gave up on him. Maybe that is how it had to end and as Schumacher said it aptly – "You win as a team and lose as a team". Next day, I watched the re-telecast of the race; I came to terms as to what had happened a day prior. I was sad, but maybe I had grown up in age to take it better. I couldn't have imagined how it would have been if something similar had happened in 2000? But it might have to all those McLaren and Mika Hakkinen fans that day in 2000. That's how I had grown in life that I sort to philosophical and certain pragmatic explanations to come to terms to what had just happened.
Last race was in Brazil; unless Michael was destined to win, there was no way Alonso could have lost the title, his second in a row. Nothing of that happened Michael suffered a puncture; at one time he was well behind in the race only to come back strongly. His overtaking at the first corner to take up a spot towards the end of the race was something of a delight. Kimi Raikkonen who was to take his seat just couldn't block him out. That was sheer racing. Alonso won the championships, became the youngest driver to win double world championships (Vettel currently holds that record now) beating Michael's record.
And for Michael, he bid goodbye with his head held high. He had seven World Championships, 91 victories, 68 pole positions and a lot more when he last drove for Ferrari. A legend had just moved on. The quest for the new champion was on. Only Sebastian Vettel has come close to the level of Michael Schumacher till date since 2006.
Three years later, Michael made a surprise return and this time it was not for Ferrari. It was for Mercedes, a team he raced for as a child offered him and he was once again seen partnering with Ross Brawn to re-create some of the magic they had in the past seven victories of his. While I am an ardent fan of Ferrari, I secretly hoped Michael to pull off a victory now and then in the last three years, but it never happened. In the three seasons of him being at Mercedes, it was a learning curve for the team. Now, prior to the Japanese Grand Prix he announced his retirement and this time I feel it should be for good. Lewis Hamilton will take his seat, but I doubt whether he will take his place in the annals of F1 history.
I never saw Michael live in a race and when I did catch up an F1 event live, he wasn't there (2008). Now when he will be racing his last few races, all I did as soon as I heard about his retirement was to book a ticket for the Indian Grand Prix. I always had a dream to watch him race; due to unavoidable circumstances, I was not able to attend any of the previous GPs. Not this time. I was contemplating to attend this year's Indian Grand Prix, but his retirement was the trigger and I just didn't want to wait any further.
Japanese Grand Prix is on this Sunday, and it was suffice that I recalled one of the most memorable moments I experienced as a F1 fan. Among the 91 victories, the victory of Schumacher at Suzuka on 8th Oct 2000 remains the sweetest one. To Michael Schumacher, second greatest driver of all-time (impact wise behind Ayrton Senna) and by far the most complete driver F1 has ever seen – it has been a pleasure watching you drive, following your race career and for being an inspiration at a crucial phase of my life.
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Myanmar's Suu Kyi denounces terrorists, silent on Rohingya exodus
by Syndicated News
Aung-San-Suu-Kyi
Written by Syndicated News
YANGON/SHAMLAPUR, (Bangladesh) Sept 6 2017 : Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi today blamed "terrorists" for "a huge iceberg of misinformation" on the violence in Rakhine state but made no mention of the nearly 126,000 Rohingya Muslims who have fled over the border to Bangladesh since Aug. 25.
The leader of Buddhist-majority Myanmar has come under pressure from countries with Muslim populations over the crisis, and yesterday U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned of the risk of ethnic cleansing and regional destabilization.
In a rare letter expressing concern that the violence that has raged for nearly two weeks in the northwestern state could spiral into a "humanitarian catastrophe", Guterres urged the U.N. Security Council to press for restraint and calm.
Suu Kyi spoke by telephone yesterday with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who has pressed world leaders to do more to help a population of roughly 1.1 million he says are facing genocide.
In a statement issued by her office on Facebook, Suu Kyi said the government had "already started defending all the people in Rakhine in the best way possible" and warned against misinformation that could mar relations with other countries.
She referred to images on Twitter of killings posted by Turkey's deputy prime minister that he later deleted because they were not from Myanmar.
"She said that kind of fake information which was inflicted on the deputy prime minister was simply the tip of a huge iceberg of misinformation calculated to create a lot of problems between different countries and with the aim of promoting the interests of the terrorists," her office said in the statement.
The latest violence in Rakhine state began 12 days ago when Rohingya insurgents attacked dozens of police posts and an army base. The ensuing clashes and a military counter-offensive have killed at least 400 people and triggered the exodus of villagers to Bangladesh.
Suu Kyi has been accused by Western critics of not speaking out for the minority that has long complained of persecution, and some have called for the Nobel Peace Prize she won in 1991 as a champion of democracy to be revoked.
Myanmar says its security forces are fighting a legitimate campaign against "terrorists" responsible for a string of attacks on police posts and the army since last October.
Myanmar officials blame Rohingya militants for the burning of homes and civilian deaths. But rights monitors and Rohingya fleeing to neighboring Bangladesh say the Myanmar army is trying to force them out with a campaign of arson and killings.
Reuters reporters saw hundreds more exhausted Rohingya arriving on boats near the Bangladeshi border village of Shamlapur yesterday, suggesting the exodus was far from over.
The latest estimate of the numbers that have crossed into Bangladesh, based on calculations by U.N. workers, is 125,960, some 80 percent of whom are women and children.
LANDMINES ON BORDER
The new arrivals – many sick or wounded – have strained the resources of aid agencies and communities already helping hundreds of thousands of refugees from previous spasms of violence in Myanmar.
Many of those arriving in Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar district have no shelter, and aid agencies are racing to provide clean water and sanitation, a U.N. source working there said.
"People have come with virtually nothing so there has to be food," the source said. "So this is now a huge concern – where is this food coming from for at least the elderly, the children, the women who have come over without their husbands?"
Officials in Bangladesh said the government would press ahead with plans to develop an isolated, flood-prone island in the Bay of Bengal to temporarily house tens of thousands of Rohingya.
The plan to develop the island and use it to house refugees was criticized by humanitarian workers when it was proposed in 2015 and revived last year. Bangladesh insists it alone has the right to decide where to shelter the refugees.
The U.N. source said Bangladesh may have revived the island plan to keep pressure on the international community, and not be left to handle the crisis on its own.
"Bangladesh is getting desperate in wanting to get some political traction on this Rohingya issue. They feel incredibly isolated," said the source, who declined to be identified.
Myanmar has been laying landmines across a section of its border with Bangladesh for the past three days, two government sources in Dhaka said, adding that the purpose may have been to prevent the return of Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence.
Bangladesh will formally lodge a protest today against the laying of land mines so close to the border, said the sources who had direct knowledge of the situation but asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter.
A Myanmar military source said landmines were laid along the border in the 1990s to prevent trespassing and the military had since tried to remove them, but none had been planted recently. – Reuters
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The 1964 Washington Senators season involved the Senators finishing 9th in the American League with a record of 62 wins and 100 losses.

Offseason
 October 14, 1963: Minnie Miñoso was released by the Senators.
 November 30, 1963: Marshall Bridges was purchased by the Senators from the New York Yankees.
 December 2, 1963: Howie Koplitz was drafted by the Senators from the Detroit Tigers in the 1963 rule 5 draft.
 December 6, 1963: Bill Skowron was purchased by the Senators from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
 December 6, 1963: Hobie Landrith was released by the Senators.
 March 31, 1964: The Senators traded a player to be named later to the Baltimore Orioles for Buster Narum. The Senators completed the deal by sending Lou Piniella to Orioles on August 4.

Regular season

Season standings

Record vs. opponents

Notable transactions
 July 13, 1964: Bill Skowron and Carl Bouldin were traded by the Senators to the Chicago White Sox for Joe Cunningham and a player to be named later. The White Sox completed the deal by sending Frank Kreutzer to the Senators on July 28.

Roster

Player stats

Batting

Starters by position
Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Other batters
Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Pitching

Starting pitchers
Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Other pitchers
Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Relief pitchers
Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Farm system

Toronto affiliation shared with Milwaukee Braves

References

External links
1964 Washington Senators team page at Baseball Reference
1964 Washington Senators team page at www.baseball-almanac.com

Texas Rangers seasons
Washington Senators season
Washing

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Q: Doctrine and SQL Server 2008 R2 I wanted to connect Doctrine with SQL Server 2008. I already have the drivers I need.
This is the error message I get :

SQLSTATE[08001]:[MICROSOFT][SQL Server Native Client 11.0]Fournisseur de canaux nommés : Impossible d'ouvrir une connexion à SQL Server [2]

In English, it means it's impossible to open a connection to SQL Server.
This is my code :
$config = new Configuration();

$connectionParams = array(
  'dbname' = 'Therefore',
  'user' = 'avanim',
  'password' = null,
  'host' = 'localhost',
  'driver' = 'pdo_sqlsrv');

$conn = DriverManager::getConnection($connectionParams, $config);

$conn->connect();

I am new to SQL Server 2008 R2 and I really don't understand where the problem is. I have already checked about account information (user, password, etc...) and it looks fine. Could there be an error with the path or something like that?

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Your instructions, for RM devices running 7049, say that I need to update the firmware via USB drive (especially with a sandisk Flash drive. I bought one, just for that) and not through network.
I did the process normally following your instructions but the RM says "connecting to personus" and then "the device is not registered" so, there is no way to update the firm. Is something that I can do to update it?
Trying to update the firmware in my 16:4:2 AI mixer to the latest firmware and it has been loading for over an hour.
updated firmware on 1642 AI. but "UC quit unexpectedly" appears when trying to load backup.


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Ginebra steamrolls Alaska for 4th straight win
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Barangay Ginebra got off to a blistering start and never letup to torch Alaska, 105-86, and stretch its winning streak in the 2018 PBA Commissioner's Cup Sunday night at Smart Araneta Coliseum.
The Gin Kings took a 30-16 lead in the first 12 minutes of the game before extending it to as high as 33 points, 85-52, late in the third quarter.
"I was surprised by what happened in the first half. I don't know what we're doing that's making us play as well as we are," said Ginebra head coach Tim Cone.
"We're playing really well. Our defense has really, really stepped up. I thought that we did a lot of things really well that disrupted what they do."
Justin Brownlee set the tone for Ginebra, scoring 17 of his game-high 28 points in the first half. He also had nine rebounds and eight assists through three quarters.
The Kings rolled to their fourth consecutive victory and climbed to a share with the GlobalPort Batang Pier in sixth place at 5-5.
Alaska opened the third quarter with a 10-1 run but Ginebra quickly stopped the bleeding behind Brownlee and the steady quarterbacking of LA Tenorio.
Vic Manuel continued his steak of 20-point games after scoring 20 points for the Aces (7-3). Manuel has now scored at least 20 points for the ninth straight game.
TAGS: 2018 Commissioner's Cup, alaska aces, Barangay Ginebra Gin Kings, Justin Brownlee, LA Tenorio, pba, vic manuel


Dilili centers on a young girl who becomes caught up in a mystery plot that will take her through the upper reaches and lower depths of Belle Époque-era Paris. In the course of her investigation, she visits incredible places and encounters a series of extraordinary characters, each providing her with clues that will help in her quest to save the women of Paris. Prunelle Charles-Ambron, Enzo Ratsito and Natalie Dessay voice the cast.
Ocelot, whose credits include the animated Kirikou and the Sorceress, Princes and Princesses and Azur & Asmar: The Princes' Quest, wrote and directed Dilili, which opened the 2018 Annecy animation festival, bowed in French theaters last fall and was nominated for a César Award. Christophe Rossignon and Philip Boëffard are producers.


The time when I think that I'm OK, is it really the case? Although when I say "no problem", deep down I'm still feeling anxious: still suspicious whether I can still hold on like this in the future.
Is it that I'm worrying about the uncertainties of the future? Or is it that it's more painful when I can't show my fragility? Seems that behind my strong exterior, I'm still wishing to be cared and consoled; behind every sentence, there's still some small hopes hidden behind them.


The Royals were the clear winner of social media support with just over 2 million team mentions and related hashtags. The Giants generated around 1.4 team mentions and related hashtags.
The Royals were the clear winner of social media support with just over 2 million team mentions and related hashtags.
As might be expected, mentions of each team spiked significantly every time that team won. This generally carries over behavior we recognized during the presidential elections where supporters of the winners more often take to social media, while supporters of the losers taper off in social media support after a loss.
The Royals also saw greater support per percentage of the population than the Giants. At peak conversation volume for the Royals, which occurred on October 28th, there were an estimated 87k fans talking on social media using #TakeTheCrown.
At peak conversation volume for the Royals … there were an estimated 87k fans talking on social media using #TakeTheCrown.
At peak conversation volume for the Giants, which occurred on October 29th, there were an estimated 40k fans talking on social media directly mentioning the team. That's 18% of the population for Kansas City, and 4% for San Francisco.
Confidence in the Royals was at an all time high on October 28th with 8.2% of all conversations expressing their faith in the team. At the same time confidence in the Giants on October 28th failed to take a downturn, appearing at a constant 5% from game 5 through game 6. From this it appeared that fans were still very confident the Giants would come out victorious.
However, throughout the game confidence in the Royals quickly declined to 3%, while confidence in the Giants jumped slightly from 5% to 6% of all mentions.
We've been seeing more and more fan support from women on social media in the past few years. During the World Series there were definitely more female Giants fans cheering on their team than there were female Royals fans doing the same.
The most used hashtag was #TakeTheCrown with a total of 300k; the highest surge was to 100k on October 28th and resulted from the huge win in Game 6 for the Royals.
The second most used was #OctoberTogether with a total of 225k, the highest surge was to 53k on October 21 and resulted from the Game 1 triumph of the Giants over the Royals.
October 21st, the World Series begins & Lorde's hit song 'Royals' surface because San Francisco's radio stations ban single prior to the World Series.
October 22nd, Royals score their first run in a World Series game in 30 years & fans want to kick FOX commentators to the curb, especially Joe Buck.
October 27th, Madison Bumgarner shuts down the Kansas City Royals & news of rising MLB star, Oscar Taveras, tragically dies in a car accident comes to light on social.
October 28th, Royals force game 7 in World Series & a moment of silence was shared before game 6 to honor Cardinals outfielder Oscar Taveras' recent passing.
October 29th, Giants take the crown & conversations of Joe Maddon becoming Cubs manager, overshadows game 7 of the World Series & fans are not amused (33% positivity).


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2011 Discover Orange Bowl – Stanford vs. Virginia Tech
By Kevin Kelley - December 6, 2010
The 2011 Discover Orange Bowl football game is set with the Stanford Cardinal facing the Virginia Tech Hokies.
The game will be played at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida on Monday, January 3, 2011 (8:30 p.m. ET – ESPN).
This will be the first ever meeting between Stanford of the Pac-10 and Virginia Tech of the ACC.
Stanford finished the 2010 season with an 11-1 record and ranked 4th in the BCS. Virginia Tech, the 2010 ACC Champions, finished 11-2 and 13th in the BCS.
Stanford Future Football Schedules
Virginia Tech Future Football Schedules


Work-life balance sounds great, but it's getting tougher to achieve. Managers and staff often don't see eye to eye on time spent between the two. Several studies also indicate that the traditional workweek is getting longer. In certain industries such as accounting, law, consulting, or at startups in general, that balance is assumed to be impossible. The "80-hour workweeks" people complain about mean there's no time for everything else.
Yet after studying time logs kept by people in many of these industries, I've noticed something. Weeks described as epic often feature work-hour totals in the mid- to high 60s. More normal weeks often feature work-hour totals in the mid-50s to the lower 60s. Even though workers perceive that they're logging insane hours, one 2011 study comparing estimated workweeks with time diaries found people claiming 75-plus-hour weeks were off by about 25 hours.
This 56-56-56 split is balance in its own way–and is more achievable than any other version.
In other words, working 56 hours a week, averaged over the long term, is a reasonable goal in many demanding jobs. This is an important number, because there are 168 hours in a week. If you work 56 hours, and sleep 56 hours (8 per night) that leaves 56 hours for other things. This 56-56-56 split is balance in its own way–and is more achievable than any other version.
With that in mind, there are several ways to have work hours in the long-but-reasonable category, yet make the most of the rest of your time.
Even if you track your work hours to bill clients, learning where your other 56 hours go can be eye opening. "It's amazing how much you learn about the way you spend your time when you actually track it," says Paula Pant, who runs the Afford Anything blog and podcast.
She had already cut the obvious time wasters (e.g., TV) out of her life, but when she tracked her time, she realized she spent 17.75 hours on things she didn't care about. Now, when she needs a break during work, she realizes, "I could either click on BuzzFeed articles, or get up and do a quick 10-15 minutes of yoga." One gives her more energy, and feels like a better use of precious nonwork time.
Look at your calendar for the next week on Friday, and see what can be canceled, shortened, or delegated.
Work time itself can also be made more efficient. A survey by Post-It Brand found that on average, office workers say they attend three unnecessary meetings a week, and 24% say they attend five or more. Look at your calendar for the next week on Friday, and see what can be canceled, shortened, or delegated.
Vanessa Chan, the founder and chief designer at re.design studios and the inventor of loopit headphones, spent many years at the consulting firm McKinsey, becoming a partner before she left. She also has two daughters. "Usually I think in one-week chunks," she says. During her consulting career, she would figure out her priorities for the week, and then map these out for individual days. She'd ask, "How do I make sure I'm taking care of those? What am I putting off and when can I do that?" By looking at a whole week, she could see that long work hours and travel Monday through Wednesday might be balanced by much shorter days, and visits to her daughters' school, later in the week.
Having a personal life in client-facing industries will always be challenging but not impossible. First, know that flexibility is a team sport. Clients can learn that someone will be available 24/7, but people will cover that availability in shifts.
Intense jobs will take any time you give them, so you have to consciously speak up to demand time back for anything else that is important to you.
For Chan, her girls' bedtime was sacred. "That's when you do the reading, that's when you get the quiet moments and find out what they're doing at school," she says. She and her husband, Mark, a corporate executive who also travels, would toggle back and forth on who would do bedtime and made it work. "There were only two to three days in my entire career at McKinsey when one of us didn't put them to bed," she says.
Some people with intense jobs get to the weekend and think they want to do "nothing," but that's a recipe for feeling like life is nothing but work. If you work long hours, leisure time is too precious to be leisurely about it. Make at least a loose plan of activities you'd genuinely enjoy, and that dose of anticipation can help you power through a long Thursday and Friday.
You don't want to spend your entire nonworking 56 hours on chores and errands. Many people use the extra cash that often comes with an intense job to get these tasks off their plates, but that's not the only option.
Chan's family only recently moved out of a house where they all shared a bathroom. Small spaces mean less time spent cleaning. As for cooking, "All our meals are home-cooked, but they're 15-minute meals," she says. Salmon and steamed veggies, or pasta, or a dinner salad, or an omelet are all easy options.
You work hard. Choose pleasure when you can. "Do something to reward yourself for choosing a tough but great career," suggests Gaynor. Maybe it's paying for a trainer, or regular massages, or great vacations, but self-care can go a long way toward making the 56-56-56 lifestyle work.


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Lincolnshire, England, UK
Created Dec 15, 2005 | Updated Apr 8, 2022
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Lincolnshire is one of the original 39 traditional counties of England and is the second-largest after Yorkshire. Lincolnshire1 boasts beautiful countryside, hills and valleys, marshes and peat bogs, clay and sandstone, sandy beaches and limestone cliffs, old Roman waterways and roads, and evidence of human habitation dating back to the Stone Age.
In many ways, Lincolnshire was the ideal of England at the time when notions of Englishness were beginning to form: the green and pleasant rolling hills; the heavy farming; the teeming villages; and a mighty city.
In 2001, the population of Lincolnshire was 646,645 according to the census of that year, making Lincolnshire one of the least densely-populated English counties.
Lincolnshire lies on the east coast of England, United Kingdom, its coastline starting to the south of the River Humber and finishing at The Wash. With The Wolds - chalk hills 47 miles long and 6 miles wide - to the west and the North Sea to the east, the weather is often inclement. There used to be a covering of clay, sandstone and white chalk where Lincolnshire now is, which formed during the Cretaceous Period. Continental movement caused the Jurassic and Cretaceous sediments to be lifted above sea level. They can still be seen in the Lincolnshire Wolds. Somewhere in Lincolnshire is a quarry rich in ammonite fossils, the location of which is kept secret by the enterprising owner because he locates, excavates, cleans and polishes them, then sells them on eBay.
The 'Gateway to The Fens' in South Lincolnshire is an area known as South Holland. This is due to its resemblance to the Netherlands, as much of the land has been reclaimed from the sea. The entire area was marsh and wetland, and draining of the Fens created very fertile land ideal for arable farming. There are many dykes to drain the fields and the land is very flat, a lot of it lying below sea-level. You can see spectacular sunsets and sunrises with views of the entire horizon, then at night you get wonderful views of the cosmos with hardly any light pollution.
Roman Influence in Lincolnshire
The 18km/11 mile-long Fosse Dyke is the oldest canal in England, constructed by the Romans in approximately 120 AD. It was mainly used to transport shorn wool to factories for spinning. Today it is a tourist attraction, for those who like to mess about on boats.
Surviving Roman roads are Ermine Street, now the modern A15 and The Fosse Way, now the A46. The B1225 linking Caistor with Horncastle is actually a pre-Roman road and is still in use.
Later History
The Wash was where King John (1167 - 1216) had an unfortunate mishap in 1216, losing his luggage in the incoming tide, including the Crown Jewels. Not long afterwards, he died in Newark, which at the time was in Lincolnshire, but due to boundary changes is now in Nottinghamshire.
Witham Valley lies between Lincoln and Boston. The valley is notable for having a greater concentration of medieval monasteries than anywhere else in the country. This is also a region of great historical bounty, with archaeological finds including a dagger with a Lincoln Imp on the hilt, Viking battle axes, Anglo-Saxon jewellery and the famous Witham Shield (dated to between 400 - 300 BC), which was found in the River Witham in 1826.
The only specifically English Monastic order - the Gilbertines - was founded by a Lincolnshire priest later canonised as Saint Gilbert of Sempringham. The village of Sempringham no longer exists, but the parish church, St Andrews, still stands, alone, surrounded by fields.
At a time when many of the streets of south Lincolnshire were still waterways, a unique three-arched bridge was built in Crowland to span three streams and Triangular Bridge still stands there, a testament to 14th Century workmanship.
Lincolnshire was an important site during the English Civil War, most particularly in 1643, when the Battle of Winceby took place.
Lincolnshire Day is now celebrated every 1 October. On this date in 1536 the men of Louth first rose up in rebellion over Henry VIII's Reformation. By 6 October, 40,000 men from all over the county were demanding that King Henry respect their local churches and treasures. The rebellion failed and the leaders were executed, but the Lincolnshire rebellion remains a great example of local people standing up for their rights.
The Oldest Oak Tree in Britain
The Bowthorpe Oak in Bourne, Lincolnshire, is estimated to be over 1,000 years old, making it Britain's oldest oak tree. With a girth of 40ft, in 1768 the centre, which has hollowed out over time, was fitted with seats and a door added. Over the years, its hollow interior has been used as a pigeon house - which was built in the crown of the tree - and as a dining room for 20 people. Now it is a cosy home for sheep and chickens. Given how important oaks were for shipbuilding - it took about 3,500 mature trees to build one man o' war - it is surprising that this one has survived.
Lincolnshire's World Wars
The 10th Battalion, The Lincolnshire Regiment was formed when the British Army took it over from the Grimsby Chums, which was a British First World War Pals battalion of Kitchener's Army raised in and around the town of Grimsby in Lincolnshire.
Lincolnshire was known as 'Bomber County' in World War II. Coleby Grange WWII Control Tower is one of many aviation towers long-abandoned in Lincolnshire. Many of these remote buildings are reputed to be haunted by the ghosts of dead airmen.
Lincolnshire farms in The Fens and The Wolds had to be tended during the war to provide food for the country. 'Land Girls' from the Women's Land Army took over the role the farmers had left behind when they joined the Armed Forces.
The 617 Squadron of the RAF, better known as the 'Dam Busters', were formed at RAF Scampton, near Woodhall Spa in Lincolnshire. Eight of the 19 Lancaster bombers that set out on 17 May, 1943, to destroy Germany's Mohne, Eder and Sorpe dams, were never to return. 53 crew members lost their lives and a further three were captured. The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is also currently based in another wartime Lincolnshire base at RAF Coningsby.
The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre now stands at the former RAF East Kirkby. There is a restored Lancaster Bomber, 'Just Jane', housed there.
Between 31 January and 1 February 1953, an exceptionally strong storm occurred over the North Sea. The sea level rose by several metres, causing severe flooding to low-lying coastal areas, particularly eastern England, Scotland, Belgium and The Netherlands.
Lincolnshire was one of the most badly affected areas of England, with sea defences battered and broken all along the coast, and huge areas of low-lying agricultural land flooded. More than 40 of England's 300 flood deaths were in Lincolnshire. Tens of thousands of survivors of the flood were displaced. The economic impact was huge: ships were sunk and livelihoods lost, many herds of cattle drowned, arable land was unsuitable for crop-growing for many years afterwards and many thousands of homes were destroyed.
US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scientists voted the 1953 gale into the top 15 of the most significant meteorological events of the 20th Century.
Lord-Lieutenant of Lincolnshire
The Lord-Lieutenant of Lincolnshire is Her Majesty's representative in the County and his first duty is to uphold the dignity of the Crown. His main job is to meet and attend Her Majesty and members of the Royal Family on official visits to the County, and represent HM at civic and social engagements, presenting medals and awards and laying wreaths on her behalf.
Lincolnshire Poetry
The Lay of Havelok, written by Geoffrei Gaimar in the 12th Century in rhyming couplets in the Lincolnshire dialect, was thought to be lost for many centuries but a copy of it was found in the Bodleian Library at Oxford at the beginning of the 19th Century. The Havelok story was supposedly based on a story by Gildas, a 6th-Century monk, written around 500 AD. The legend of Grim (the founder of Grimsby) and Havelok the Danish prince who became King of England and Denmark, was a popular story in England for many centuries, narrated by bards and sung by minstrels.
Other famous poems about Lincolnshire include:
The Lincolnshire Poacher (this was a favourite ditty of King George IV).
High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire by the Boston-born poet and novelist Jean Ingelow (1820 - 97).
Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809 - 1892), born in Somersby near Horncastle, is still regarded as one of the greatest British poets. He was Poet Laureate to Queen Victoria (who stated that she found great comfort in his poetry after the death of her beloved husband Prince Albert), from 1850 until his death, and he is interred in Poets Corner at Westminster Abbey. There is a Tennyson Research Centre at Lincoln Central Library and a statue of Tennyson at Lincoln Cathedral.
Lincolnshire Ghosts
Louth's resident ghost, The Green Lady, supposedly the wealthy Spanish noblewoman Donna Leonora Oviedo, allegedly haunts Thorpe Hall.
Haunting the Sun Inn in Saxilby is Tom Otter, who murdered his wife and was subsequently hanged near Lincoln.
In 1148, the Abbot of Thornton Abbey was Sir Thomas de Grethem. He was accused of using black magic and witchery. His punishment was to be walled up in the Abbey. Workmen found his skeleton in the 1830s. He allegedly still haunts the Abbey.
Epworth was the location of a famous case of poltergeist activity, which occurred in December 1716 at the Parsonage. All members of the Wesley family heard loud rapping noises over a period of two months, followed by the sound of glass bottles being dashed to a thousand pieces. Thereafter came the sounds of running footsteps, groans, and a door latch being lifted several times.
Lincolnshire Food
Lincolnshire is renowned for its asparagus, which was recommended as an aphrodisiac by the herbalist Nicholas Culpeper (1616 - 1654), who prescribed it 'to be taken to stir up bodily lust'.
Samphire, a Lincolnshire delicacy, is a succulent herb growing wild on marshland and, when it is in season, locals head down to the marshes of Lincolnshire to pick the plants. It can be quite a family occasion, equivalent to strawberry picking. Samphire is boiled or steamed and served with salt and vinegar, tasting like seaweed-flavoured spinach.
Lincolnshire has its own unique sausage recipe, and these sausages are a particular favourite of Her Majesty The Queen. Fenwicks in Louth are Guinness World Record sausage makers.
Croft Apiaries make their own Lincolnshire Creamed Honey. It has a creamy colour and texture and spreads like butter, perfect on toast.
Other delicacies of the county are:
Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese.
Lincolnshire Blue Cheese.
Lincolnshire Plum Bread.
Lincolnshire Haslet, a herbed-pork meatloaf.
Lincolnshire ostrich recipes.
Lincolnshire Stuffed Chine.
The Lincolnshire Lifeboats
There are lifeboat stations at Cleethorpes, Mablethorpe and Skegness. The Skegness lifeboat is named the 'Lincolnshire Poacher', the Cleethorpes lifeboat is the 'Blue Peter VI', and the Mablethorpe lifeboat is called the 'Jane Mary'. The Cleethorpes2 lifeboat crew earned a bronze medal for gallantry in 1992, and a silver medal and three bronze medals for gallantry in 2004. The stations and boats are all manned by volunteers, and funding relies on charitable donations via the RNLI.
As usual, our volunteer RNLI lifeboatmen and women have worked hard this summer. As well as giving up their own time to rescue people in difficulty at sea, our volunteer crew members dedicate much time and energy each month to training. This ensures that they are always ready to respond as safely and effectively as possible when called upon to rescue someone in difficulty at sea.
- Andrew Ashton, RNLI Divisional Inspector.
Interesting Places in Lincolnshire
Alvingham
This charming village is set alongside the old Louth Navigation Canal. It is noted for having the only church in England dedicated to the Saxon St Adlewold.
Saint Botolph's church, the parish church of Boston, is better known as the Boston Stump. The name refers to the tall tower, which is a landmark in the flat countryside of The Fens. Unfortunately, floodlighting at night makes it a massively light-polluting feature.
A party is held every year in Central Park, Boston. Have a look at a panoramic view of the park.
The local football team is Boston United FC.
Cleethorpes
Lincolnshire is famed for its Neolithic Long Barrows, and many other prehistoric monuments. The fact that there is a round barrow in Beacon Hill cemetery in Cleethorpes means that interments have been taking place in this burial ground for an extraordinarily long span of time.
The Greenwich Meridian Line runs right through Cleethorpes (and Boston and Louth).
Grimsby Town Football Club never play at home, since their home ground, Blundell Park, is in Cleethorpes.
Places to visit in Cleethorpes include Pleasure Island Family Theme Park and The Jungle
Grimsby's haddock and cod is world-renowned and some locals and ex-pats swear Grimsby fish and chips is the best in the world. Grimsby Fish Market is one of the most important fish markets in Europe, renowned for the quality and diversity of its fish. Grimsby has an established relationship with Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands.
The 309ft/94m tall Grimsby Dock Tower is a famous maritime landmark which was built in 1867 and is now Grade I listed. If you are fit enough you can climb the tower and be treated to spectacular views of the surrounding area.
The Grimsby Municipal Seal is a rarity in the United Kingdom because it features the main characters of the legend of Grim, the founder of Grimsby, and King Havelok and his Queen Goldburga, who ruled from Lincoln after Grim's death.
In Disney's version of The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen, Prince Eric's manservant was called 'Grimsby'.
Places to visit in Grimsby:
National Fishing Heritage Centre, Alexandra Dock.
The Auditorium, Cromwell Road. Groups which appeared there in October 2005 were Westlife and Smokie.
Grimsby and Immingham Ports Partnership
Grimsby's nightlife
The Humber Bridge
The bridge crosses the River Humber from Hessle in Yorkshire on the north bank to Barton-on-Humber in Lincolnshire on the south bank. It was officially opened by Her Majesty the Queen in July, 1981. Since then, over 100 million vehicles have crossed the bridge. For 17 years after its construction it was the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world. There is a toll for crossing the bridge: in 2005 it was £2.70. In 1315, ferry tolls for crossing the River Humber were a halfpenny in Old English Money for a man on foot, 1d for a man with his horse, 2d for a cart with two horses and 1d for every additional horse.
Immingham
There is a monument in Immingham commemorating the Pilgrim Fathers who sailed from Immingham Creek in 1609.
Lincoln has been the principal town of Lincolnshire since the 11th Century and it has the largest inland harbour in England.
The Collection is a new museum in the centre of the city. It houses artefacts from the Medieval, Viking, Saxon and Roman eras; and the Iron, the Bronze and the Stone Ages.
The Steep Hill with all the cobbles was where the song 'Consider Yourself' was filmed for the film of the musical Oliver.
Lincoln Cathedral was the subject of some controversy in 2005. The magnificent building was booked by the makers of the film The Da Vinci Code who wanted to film scenes there which they weren't allowed to film inside Westminster Abbey. The film, starring Tom Hanks has been boycotted by some religious people due to its heretical content.
Just outside Louth is the Cadwell Park motorbike racing circuit.
Market Rasen is home to Lincolnshire's only racecourse, which also acts as a wedding, conference and banqueting venue.
Rand Farm Park
Rand Farm Park lies between Lincoln and Wragby, off the A158. It's a great day out for the whole family: you can feed the animals, there's an indoor and outdoor playground, a go-cart track, a picnic area and a gift shop which sells their home-grown produce.
Due to the unfortunate swearword contained within Scunthorpe's name, a certain search engine had it renamed.
'Bracing' Skegness is a popular seaside resort.
Spalding flower parade is an annual event with fantastic designs made from the flowerheads3. Local growers show off their crops in The Great Pumpkin Patch of Lincolnshire.
The much-hated (by the locals) new county of 'Humberside', which was introduced on 1 April, 1974, never became accepted even with the passage of time. Locals continued to use 'Lincolnshire' in their own addresses, completely ignoring the correct 'Humberside'. The Post Office insisted that 'counties don't matter' (in addressing mail), so long as the postcode is used. They are still miffed about the whole fiasco though, as they continue to frank posted mail with 'Humberside'.
Famous People from Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire folk are known as Yellowbellies although no two stories as to the origin of the term are the same. Nowadays, it's just used as a term of endearment.
Henry Andrews (1744 - 1820) was born in the village of Frieston, near Grantham. He established a reputation as an accomplished mathematician and astronomer. For 43 years he worked as 'Compiler of the tables detailing the movement of the planets' for Old Moore's Almanac - and that was just in his spare time. His day job was Calculator to the Board of Longitude4. He also set up a boarding school which taught trigonometry and navigation as extra subjects, as well as running a shop which sold books, stationery, barometers, thermometers, and philosophical and mathematical instruments. He was a well-respected professional and valued advisor to the Rev Nevil Maskelyne, the Astronomer Royal. Andrews predicted the annular solar eclipse in 1792:
To the north of Scotland it will be a very great eclipse; but nowhere total on account of the apparent diameter of the sun. The spectators will be entertained with a beautiful annulus, or ring of light encompassing the opaque body of the Moon on every side. This eclipse begins with the rising sun in the back settlements of Carolina and Virginia, from whence it traverses Hudson's Bay, north-easterly towards the coast of Greenland, Iceland and Lapland, and the northern coast of Great Tartary where this phenomenon will end and quit the earth with the setting sun.
Anne Askew (1521 - 46) was accused of heresy, tortured on the rack in the Tower of London and burned at the stake. She is mentioned in the Book of Martyrs by John Foxe (see below).
Explorer and botanist Sir Joseph Banks (1743 - 1820) was born in the village of Revesby. He is probably best remembered for sailing around the world with Captain James Cook in the Endeavour. The voyage was timed so that they could see the 1769 Venus transit (predicted by Jeremiah Horrocks) from the South Pacific. Banks was a Privy Councillor, Recorder of Boston and was elected President of the Royal Society in 1778, a title previously held by fellow Lincolnshireman Sir Isaac Newton (see below).
George Bass (1771 - 1803) was an explorer and ship's surgeon who sailed on the Reliance to the east coast of Australia. He discovered the Bass Strait, the body of water separating Australia from the island of Tasmania.
Mathematician George Boole (1815 - 64) was Dean of Science at Queen's College, Cork. Regarded as his most important work, An Investigation Into the Laws of Thought, on Which are Founded the Mathematical Theories of Logic and Probabilities, was a paper which details the relationship between algebra and logic (published in 1854). Much of today's computer technology is based on this study. In 1857 he became a Fellow of the Royal Society, and the Teaching Window in Lincoln Cathedral is dedicated to his memory.
Oscar5 and BAFTA-winning actor Jim Broadbent was born on 24 May, 1949 in Lincoln. His is the voice of 'Vroomfondel' in the BBC radio series The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Stamford-born David George Brownlow Cecil, 6th Marquess of Exeter - previously David (Lord) Burghley - won the 400m hurdles at the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam. Burghley inspired the character of Lord Andrew Lindsay in the film Chariots of Fire, but it was actually Burghley who raced around the Great Court at Trinity College in the time it took the college clock to chime 12 times, a feat the film attributes to Harold Abrahams. Burghley refused to endorse the film.
Sir Thomas Boor Crosby (1830 - 1916), born in Gosberton, was a doctor and Lord Mayor of London in 1911. When the Titanic sank in 1912, Crosby set up the Titanic Trust which raised funds for the survivors and relatives of the casualties.
The author of the best-selling Inspector Morse novels, Colin Dexter was born in Stamford in 1930.
Victor Emery (1933 - 2002) was an expert on superconductors and superfluidity.
Matthew Flinders (1774 - 1814) was inspired to become an explorer after reading the book Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. He was good friends with George Bass (see above); they met when they both sailed to Australia on the Reliance. Flinders was the first man to circumnavigate Australia in 1802 - 1803 and it was he who suggested the name for the continent which was adopted in 1824. He completed a book on his travels, A Voyage to Terra Australis, just before his death, aged just 39 years. Flinders Island is one of many geographical features and places in Australia named after him.
The market town of Louth boasts a son who was born on Earth but who works in outer space. Dr6 Michael Foale, CBE (born 1957) was the first British person to perform an EVA (spacewalk). He has commanded the International Space Station and currently holds the record for most time spent in space for a US citizen (Foale has dual UK/USA nationality).
John Foxe (1516 - 1587) was an Anglican writer and ecclesiastical historian whose 16th-Century Book of Martyrs (its full title was Actes and Monuments of these Latter and Perillous Days, touching Matters of the Church) was, after The Bible, the second most widely-read book in the English language when it was produced (copies of each were kept in Anglican churches).
Lady Eleanor Glanville (1654 - 1709) was an entomologist who specialized in butterflies. Some of her collection is still on display at the Natural History Museum. The Glanville Fritillary butterfly is named after her.
Sir Thomas Little Heath (1861 - 1940) was born in Barnetby le Wold. He was an author and historian, translating ancient Greek mathematic and astronomy books into English. His translated works included: On the Sizes and Distances of the Sun and Moon; History of Greek Mathematics and Apollonius of Perga. He was a Fellow of the Royal Society, president of the Mathematical Association and a Fellow of the British Academy.
King Henry IV was born at Bolingbroke Castle in 1366.
Hereward the Wake, 11th-Century leader, anti-Norman dissident, freedom-fighter, hero and eventual outlaw, was born in Bourne, Lincolnshire. Stories about him were very similar to later legends about Robin Hood.
John Hurt, the actor, born in 1940 in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, was raised in Cleethorpes and his father, the Rev A Hurt, is still well-remembered as the Vicar of St Aiden's Church on Grimsby Road.
Lord John Hussey (1466 - 1537) incurred the wrath of King Henry VIII and was beheaded for High Treason in 1537. His house in Boston, 'Hussey Tower', still stands.
Anne Hutchinson (1591 - 1643), from Alford, a 17th-Century pioneer of women's rights, became an influential and popular figure in America by assisting women with childbirth and greatly reducing infant mortality rates. She has a statue situated outside the New State House in Boston, Massachusetts.
Tony Jacklin OBE, golfer, was born on 7 July, 1944 in Scunthorpe. Jacklin became a national hero in 1970, when he was the first British player to win the US Open for over 70 years. In 1985 he captained the team that brought the Ryder Cup back to Europe for the first time in 28 years. Two years later he led the Europeans to a historical victory, beating the Americans on their own turf.
Peter John King was born in Boston in 1956. He is a poet, philosopher and author of One Hundred Philosophers: The Life and Work of the World's Greatest Thinkers.
Percy Roycroft Lowe (1870 - 1948), ornithologist, was born in Stamford. He was Curator of Birds at the Natural History Museum.
Boston United FC's most famous supporter is John Motson, (born 1945): the 'voice of football' is the BBC's senior football commentator on Match of the Day.
Sir Isaac Newton (1643 - 1727), one of history's greatest scientists, was born in Woolsthorpe, near Grantham. Newton was a physicist, mathematician, astronomer, philosopher, and alchemist. He was elected Lucasian Professor of Mathematics7 in 1669. He was the inventor not only of the reflecting telescope which bears his name (the Newtonian telescope), but also, due to his not wanting to be disturbed by his cat while working in his dark room, of the cat flap. Newton's laws of motion and gravity provided a basis for predicting the motion of celestial bodies. He held the post of President of the Royal Society from 1703 until his death. Some researchers now believe that Newton displayed autistic traits equatable with Asperger's Syndrome.
Frank Pick (1878 - 1941), the man who helped build the London Underground public transport system, was born in Spalding.
Horncastle-born Samuel Roberts (1827 - 1913) was a Fellow of the Royal Society, and Treasurer and later President of the London Mathematical Society.
The mathematician Charlotte Angas Scott (1858 - 1931) was born in Lincoln.
Willoughby-born Captain John Smith (1580 - 1631) was a soldier, sailor and the sweetheart of Pocahontas (1595 - 1617), the Native American princess.
Holbeach near Boston, in Lincolnshire, was the birthplace of antiquarian William Stukeley (1687 - 1765), who was later ordained and became The Reverend Dr William Stukeley. He was the first person to recognise the alignment of Stonehenge on the solstices. He also suggested that Robin Hood was the historical Robert of Loxley.
Bernie Taupin, who was born and raised in Lincolnshire, wrote a song called 'Grimsby' that was featured on Sir Elton John's 1974 album Caribou. Taupin has been Elton John's main writing partner on and off for many years (a partnership often considered to be almost as important as that of Lennon and McCartney) and which has produced some of the most well-known songs in British pop music history.
Haydn Taylor (1897 - 1962), the English Channel swimmer, was also the first man to swim the River Humber.
Margaret Thatcher, Conservative MP and the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, was born in Grantham in 1925. She was the only Prime Minister of the 20th Century to serve three consecutive terms.
Of Further Interest in Lincolnshire
The Lincolnshire Show.
Lincolnshire Film Archive.
The Red Arrows are based at RAF Scampton, Lincolnshire.
Some think the Red Arrows may be jinxed
See the seals at Donna Nook Grey Seal Sanctuary.
Lincolnshire Historical Societies.
Lincolnshire Public Records.
Crop Circles - one of these was found at Scremby on 15 August, 1996, and another at Branston, near Lincoln.
Burghley House is where part of the 2005 version of Pride & Prejudice was filmed.
There is a Beckingham Church in Lincolnshire which was restored as part of a BBC4 project.
All Lincolnshire Towns and Parishes.
Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
Lincolnshire Hallowe'en customs.
Lincolnshire Wolds Railway.
The Lincolnshire Poacher. (This is also the name of Lincolnshire's best-selling Country magazine).
Lincolnshire folk voted in 2005 for a Lincolnshire flag.
Pilot Officer John Gillespie Magee Jr. was killed in a mid-air collision over Lincolnshire in 1941, and he is buried in Scopwick cemetery. After the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster in January 1986, the US President Ronald Reagan read part of Magee's poem, 'High Flight', in tribute to the seven astronauts.
1In England the term 'shire' originated in the Anglo-Saxon communities of the 5th Century and meant a sheared off portion of land.2A Blue Peter station.3They are the 'waste' of the crop, as only the bulbs are marketed.4The Board of Longitude was set up to encourage the development of marine chronometers.5He won Best Supporting Actor for his role in the 2001 film Iris.6Doctorate in laboratory astrophysics.7A post held by Professor Stephen Hawking from 1979 until 2009.
The Witham...
The Earth > Europe > United Kingdom > England > Lincolnshire
Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor
Trin Tragula
Skegness, Lincolnshire, UK
The Magdalen College School, Wainfleet, Lincolnshire, UK
The Bible - a Perspective
Margaret Thatcher - British Prime Minister 1979 - 1990
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, UK
The RMS Titanic
A Quick Guide to Fossils
Old English Money
A Brief History of Toast
Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire, UK
Finding Fossils in Your Town
Smokie - the Band
Behind the Battle of Britain
How Best to Prepare Yourself to Become President of the USA
A Quick Guide to Norway
Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, UK
The Grimsby Dock Tower, NE Lincolnshire, UK
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
The Women's Land Army in Britain
King Henry VIII
Jeremiah Horrocks - Father of British Astronomy
The Romans in Britain: A Brief History
Are you Statistically Prepared to Become Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?
The Jungle, Cleethorpes, NE Lincolnshire, UK
The Lennon-McCartney Songwriting Partnership
Pleasure Island Family Theme Park, Cleethorpes, NE Lincolnshire, UK
Nottinghamshire, England, UK
People Who Shaped the London Underground
Sir Elton John - Singer/Songwriter
The Mysteries of Stonehenge
Honey - Nature's Golden Treasure
The Crown Jewels (UK)
Westlife - Irish Boy Band
Lincolnshire People - Noble and Ignoble
The History of the Lincolnshire Flag
How Henry VIII dealt with the Lincolnshire Rising and the Pilgrimage of Grace (1536-37)
39 traditional counties of England
The Wolds
Witham Valley
Witham Shield
Saint Gilbert of Sempringham
Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre
The Lincolnshire Poacher
Nicholas Culpeper
Lincolnshire Sausage Association
Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese
Lincolnshire Plum Bread
Lincolnshire Haslet
Lincolnshire ostrich recipes
Skegness lifeboat
Mablethorpe lifeboat
Boston Stump
Greenwich Meridian Line
Grimsby Fish Market
National Fishing Heritage Centre
Cadwell Park
Market Rasen Racecourse
APOD: Annular Eclipse - the Ring of Fire
President of the Royal Society
David (Lord) Burghley
Victor Emery
Glanville Fritillary butterfly
Sir Thomas Little Heath
Bolingbroke Castle
Hereward the Wake
Charlotte Angas Scott
Captain John Smith
The Lincolnshire Show
Lincolnshire Film Archive
The Red Arrows
Donna Nook Grey Seal Sanctuary
Lincolnshire Historical Societies
Lincolnshire Public Records
Burghley House
All Lincolnshire Towns and Parishes
Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust
Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
The Lincolnshire Poacher.
'High Flight'
James Cook and the Transit of Venus
Lincolnshire Tourism
Port of Grimsby
This Is Grimsby
Lincolnshire Countryside
Humber Bridge virtual tour
National Statistics: Lincolnshire


The way he idolizes them on the big screen makes me almost overlook their deformity.
I heard those were actually Quentin's feet.
Ethan Hawke cheated on his wife Uma Thurman because he reportedly felt sure she was having an affair with movie maker Quentin Tarantino. The Reality Bites actor strayed with model Jen Perzow, 22, while he was working in Canada, and, as he and Thurman attempt to save their marriage, friends claim he thought his wife had already been unfaithful - with her Kill Bill director. A source tells American tabloid National Enquirer, "Ethan was really ticked off because he always thought Quentin had a thing for his wife. Quentin and Uma are longtime pals and there's a real chemistry there since they made Pulp Fiction together. When people around the set (of Kill Bill) tattled to Ethan, he was really upset. Now Quentin feels he's going to get dragged into this nasty mess." Meanwhile, Tarantino, who wrote Kill Bill as a birthday present to Thurman, is desperately trying to separate himself from the couple's marital problems. In a new Rolling Stone interview, the maverick movie maker insists Uma is nothing more than a muse, adding they have "a total partnership," and "there is nothing to that," when responding to questions about his involvement in the couple's problems.
On Howard Stern last Friday, Uma denied that she and Quinton had an affair, and she went on to say, approximately, "And Ethan knows we didn't have an affair."
They were deformed? Her feet were deformed to match her comatose? I couldn't tell. I loved her feet and felt glad to see them on the screen for so long like he did.
And glad Uma didn't cheat on Ethan with Tarantino's for Ethan's ego's sake. That'd be sad.
Quentin gave only gave Uma a foot massage. I meant nothing.


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[Family Holiday at the Seaside]
Family scenes in the garden in summer and winter, on a trip to Clacton beach and boat trip. filmed and compiled by Mr. Lambert in the 1930s.
[Miscellaneous: Guards; Caravan Holiday; Family Scenes]
The film opens with a silent Movietone News clip covering King Edward VIII on 16 July 1936 attending the Trooping of the Colour and the assassination attempt. The next section shows the Coronation Scot rail service from Euston to Glasgow. Black and White and Colour footage shows family scenes on a camping holiday and in a domestic garden.
[Fashion Show and Seaside Scenes]
A compilation of home movie material which includes members of the Ayling family giving a comical fashion show in a garden, and enjoying an outing to the beach.
[Miscellaneous Family Scenes VI]
This compilation of home movie material includes footage of a church wedding, family outings to a beach, and adults playing lawn tennis. There is also a sequence of four female family members sitting on the grass and playing to the camera. The film-maker is filmed taking flowers out of a vase - the sequence is presented in reverse motion.
An amateur film showing scenes of family and friends at leisure in locations around the South of England with intertitles throughout.
[Garden Scenes; Wedding Pictures; Seaside; Toddler]
Various scenes of children and other family members parading around a garden. A scene of men wearing morning suits (probably prior to a wedding). Various scenes of children playing, a baby being bounced and a toddler playing.
[The Wedding Day]
Scenes of members of a wedding party including the bridesmaids and the bride posing in a garden. The guests are filmed departing after the ceremony and the bride and groom are seen at a train station.
[Garden Scenes; Wedding Pictures]
Various family scenes including children feeding pigeons, playing on a beach, riding a bike and playing in a garden. Wedding scenes including couples, the bride and groom and members of the wedding party posing and dancing in a garden. A children's party and a garden party. Groups of people getting onto busses. A man skipping and boxing.
[Brighton and Worthing Beach Scenes]
Percy Nightingale and his young family enjoy days out on Brighton and Worthing beaches, swimming in the shallows and searching for pebbles with friends. Also included is some brief footage of a professional cricket match and a model boat lake.
[Family Scenes; Horse Riding; Fun in the Garden]
A compilation of home movie material which focuses on a multigenerational family enjoying leisure pursuits in the garden, the countryside and at the beach.
[Family Members; Garden Scenes; Car Race; Wedding]
A compilation of amateur home movie material which includes footage of a multigenerational family in a garden, members of the family feeding chickens, cars racing along country roads, a woman driving off from the family home in her car, and a doubles tennis match.
[Baby on the Lawn; Family Gathering]
Brief amateur home movie footage of a toddler in a garden and of two women sitting in the garden with young children.
[Family in the Garden; Cars. Etc.]
A compilation of home movie material which includes footage of family and friends in a garden, portraits of an elderly man looking in a shaving mirror, and young men driving their sporty open-top car along a suburban road.
[Family Portraits]
Members of a multigenerational family are filmed in a garden, consciously walking to and from the camera. This amateur compilation also includes interior and exterior portraits of family members relaxing and playfighting in chairs.
[Children in the Garden. Horse Riding]
This compilation of amateur home movie material contains footage of the film-maker's young family. His wife joins their two children as they play in the garden, riding ponies, a rocking horse and a tricycle. In one shot his daughter mimics his operation of the cine camera. The film ends with portraits of his wife.


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Unter  endo-exo-Isomerie versteht man in der organischen Chemie eine spezielle Form der Isomerie, die nur bei substituierten verbrückten bicyclischen Kohlenwasserstoffen auftritt. Die Bezeichnungen endo und exo zählen zu den relativen Stereodeskriptoren und werden in systematischen Namen nur noch für achirale pseudoasymmetrische stereogene Zentren am Gerüst von Bicycloalkanen sowie Bicycloalkenen und ihren Heteroanaloga angewandt.

Als endo (endo, griech., innen) bezeichnet man jenes Isomer, bei dem die Substituenten R auf der entgegengesetzten Seite der kürzesten Brücke (grün markiert) liegen. Als exo (exo, griech., außen) bezeichnet man jenes Isomer, bei dem die Substituenten R auf der Seite der kürzesten Brücke liegen:

Einfach lässt sich die endo-exo-Isomerie anhand von Strukturformeln erkennen:

Dieser Bicyclus besitzt drei Brücken: Zwei mit jeweils 2 Kohlenstoff-Atomen, und eine mit einem Kohlenstoff-Atom (Spitze oben). An der einen "Zweikohlenstoffbrücke" können die Reste R daher zwei unterschiedliche Positionen einnehmen:
 stehen sie auf der gleichen Seite wie die andere blau markierte "Zweikohlenstoffbrücke" entspricht dies einer endo-Stellung der Reste R im Bicyclus.
 stehen sie auf der entgegengesetzten Seite zu der anderen (blau markierten) "Zweikohlenstoffbrücke" entspricht dies einer exo-Stellung der Reste R im Bicyclus.

Bicyclen, die an der kürzesten Brücke einfach substituiert sind, können mit der Endo-exo-Definition nicht beschrieben werden. Die Klassifikation dieser Isomere erfolgt durch die syn-anti-Notation.

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