This work is something everyone should be able to benefit from. The mission is to help others create a healthy relationship with nature and self. Balance not only the mind and body through massage, but also by connecting to nature. With a combination of massage, aromatherapy, and simple breathing techniques we will create a custom session focusing on what you need most. Combine that with natural products and other alleviating techniques, the world can become whole new place!
Most of us are all able to manage most of our health in more natural ways with diet and exercise alone. It is always important to keep up with your regular doctor's visits and listening to what they say. Just remember there are ways to Naturally Observer Variations of Allostasis.
"Allostasis is the process that keeps the organism alive and functioning, i.e. maintaining homeostasis or 'maintaining stability through change' and promoting adaptation and coping, at least in the short run."
By no means can we alone return you to a state of homeostasis by ourselves, however we will be glad to assist you in taking care of your needs. With Kinesiology, Kindness, Knowledge, and Karma we will help you reconnect not only with yourself but nature as well!
The addition of the infused essential oil! It was very relaxing!
This massage uses firm but gentle pressure along with traditional Swedish techniques of smooth and gliding strokes promote relaxation, ease muscle tension and promote other health benefits. It is a classic massage in the luxury & comfort of your own home or office; that will ease your stress and allow you to slip into a calm state of relaxation.
Designed to remove severe tension, this deep tissue massage utilizes a number technique to relieve both muscles and connective tissue below the surface. It helps to improve range of motion and heal injuries below the surface; all in the comfort of your home or office.
Sports Stretching uses a variety of range of motion techniques, light passive stretch's, and massage techniques designed to help your body feel freer and stronger. It is particularly great for those with active lifestyles.
For some people their pains come from chronic holding patterns and daily activities. This is a physical and visual assessment of your posture and muscle tension that can be used throughout future sessions. We keep a copy with your file and give you one as well!
This massage uses firm but gentle pressure along with traditional Swedish techniques to address the special needs of expecting women. We use side-lying postures prevent putting pressure on the abdomen, and baby. It is a classic massage in the luxury & comfort of your own home.
This ancient practice has been used around the world for over 6000 years to help promote wellness. With Roots in Chinese, Egyptian, and Indian medicine it is said to help promote the functions of the organs and other systems of the body. Get a quick pick me up at work, home, or local Zen spot for a session!
Starting with a nice exfoliation brush to help enhance the scrubs affects, we then apply your choice of our salt and sugar scrub. Gently massaging your whole body and removing all the dead skin cells with it. Once done you can rob and start your shower as we clean up and sneak out leaving you to enjoy the new you!
We start with a nice exfoliation of the feet, with your choice of our salt and sugar rubs. Each foot being treated one at a time and wrapped in a warm towel; to help remove the scrub and dead skin cells.
As a Colorado native I am in love with the views that this wonderful state has to offer. You can find me on a trail or at a lake when I'm not helping others alleviate their stressors in life. I believe that this work is something everyone should be able to benefit from and look forward to working with you!
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Planting trees is an effective way to absorb carbon dioxide emissions. Carbon Neutral Australia plants hundreds of thousands of native trees each year in environmentally vulnerable areas. To date Carbon Neutral Australia has planted almost 3 million trees in Australia.
Tree planting by Carbon Neutral Australia is completed under strict guidelines to ensure it is as effective as possible.
Sites are prepared to industry best practice standards to promote maximum health, vigour and survival of seedlings. Legal agreements are registered on the title to protect the trees for 100 years. No carbon will be measured or traded from these sites.
Species are selected according to soil type and local climate and include a range of native trees, shrubs and understory. In most cases 10-40 different species will be established through either direct seeding and/or planting seedlings. Seedlings are raised for Carbon Neutral by regional accredited nurseries near the planting sites and/or seed collected from near the site.
Trees and seed are planted after rainfall in early winter. It may take up to two years from site selection to establish the planting/s.
Consideration is given to maximise the environmental outcomes by coordinating sites within the same catchment boundaries. Carbon Neutral works with Land Conservation District Committees, Landcare Officers, Regional Catchment Councils and NRM Officers.
Weed and pest control, fire prevention, protection from livestock, monitoring, mapping and infill planting, where appropriate, are all part of a comprehensive site management plan undertaken by Carbon Neutral and its contractors.


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Famous words: Dying is easy ... Comedy is hard. Harold Ramis, actor, writer and director has died. He was 69. His films include Animal House, Stripes, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day and Analyze This.
Earlier in the week the great Sid Caesar also died. In a strange way its fitting that Sid went first, he was always the ground breaker, the inventor and mentor. He was best known for his work on TV's Your Show of Shows and Caesar's Hour, both groundbreaking sketch comedy shows that created an entire new comedy form leading to such shows as Saturday Night Live. John Belushi's samurai sketch was directly drawn from Caesar's " gibberish man" sketch. The influence of Caesar must be also credited to his writing team. Writers for the series included Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, Danny Simon, Mel Tolkin, and Carl Reiner. Larry Gelbart wrote for Caesar's Hour, and Woody Allen worked on several Sid Caesar TV specials.
Your Show of Shows was the inspiration for The Dick Van Dyke Show. Your Show of Shows also inspired the great Peter O'toole 1982 movie My Favorite Year, produced by Mel Brooks, and the play Laughter on the 23rd Floor written by Neil Simon. Saturday Night Live is almost a clone of these shows. Especially in the early years.
Enter Harold Ramis. There was no direct connection with Sid Caesar. Perhaps Ramis knew nothing of Sid Caesar, perhaps he never even heard of him. Yet Sid Caesar was the foundation of the comedy style Ramis so perfectly practiced.
Ramis, and many of the Saturday Night Live cast, were veterans of the Second City comedy troupe in Chicago, He was a writer for SCTV and wrote or co-wrote the scripts for the films he directed like National Lampoon's Animal House , Caddyshack, "Stripes, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day and Analyze This.
His films often stared veterans of the National Lampoon comedy recordings, Saturday Night Live and Second City TV. And quite often stared Ramis' old Second City colleague Bill Murray.
He also directed the strange and dark The Ice Harvest. And Ramis was a ground breaker as well directing several episodes of the cutting edge TV show The Office.
He acted as well. He played Bill Murray's friend in Stripes, and a doctor in As Good as It Gets. But, he is best known for playing 'Dr. Egon Spengler' in Ghostbusters.
The classic Animal House remains a favorite film discovering a new audience with each generation. Frat houses still throw toga parties. (Ramis insisted it was a more or less true story from his collage days) Caddyshack also remains a classic with a devoted following. But Ghostbusters has achieved cult film status. Costumed fans turn up at screenings, conventions and perhaps police stations.
While Ramis is one of the kings of silliness, Groundhog Day has a thoughtful theme, forces the audience to think, to examine their own lives, and laugh their but off. Ramis was able to work both sides of this street while never being pretentious, never a dull moment, and is even able to make attempted suicide fodder for funny. Bill Murray played the part perfectly, and the union between actor and writer is like a dance. Ramis and Murray were almost a comedy team. This is also true in Analyze This. Murray was at his best when Ramis's words were coming out of his mouth.
So its been a tough week for comedy. Or not. After all, it will always come out fine in the end, as long as we never, ever cross the beams. May both these comedic geniuses rest in peace.
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Parma Violet cider is on sale for two months at Greene King pubs across the UK, including the Merlin in Pride Park, Derby.
A new Parma Violet cider is on sale at a Pride Park pub in Derby.
The flavour from Brothers is described as having a delicate flavour of sweet violets, with a subtle hint of floral notes, and is apparently best served over ice.
It is on sale at 1,000 Greene King pubs across the UK over the next two months including the Merlin in Pride Park.
The cider is gluten-free and suitable for vegans.


I can't believe I'm sitting in a room with some twenty other students being instructed. It's strange to be back in that mode, particularly after teaching two sections of an upper-division English course and volunteering at Skylar's kindergarten yesterday. The shoe is on the other foot, in other words. And what am I doing? Getting ahead of the class and writing a blog entry about how I can't believe I'm sitting in a room with some twenty other students being instructed. Some things never change.


PandaPow VPN Review – Did it stand up to the China Challenge?
I discovered PandaPow a few weeks ago when I was doing some research for the site. It's not often that you just "come across" a new VPN provider, and especially one that's professionally designed, as well as available in China.
Their logo caught my eye, as you can obviously see, and was able to convince them to give me a free trial, seeing as I get quite a few visitors the site here. This is my review of PandaPow VPN.
All in all, PandaPow is a very strong choice for users in China. First of all, they're not blocked. As you'll see when you open up their site, their main domain is not blocked. Even if it were, their VPN pricing page use https, which is a private connection, meaning that China won't be able to block it, regardless.
You'll notice that most VPN services I now feature on the site have this same feature – called SSL encryption. It's like when you're shopping online, and you see that small lock appear next to the URL, and http changes to https.
The point is that it's not likely that PandaPow will encounter any troubles in the near future, especially because it's pretty low key, and is flying under the radar for the moment.
Setup of PandaPow is super simple. I wouldn't say it's "one click" setup like in their advert, but setup is limited to clicking a few buttons. There's no unzipping of files, no moving of this or that. Just find the "OK" button and it's pretty much automatic from there. Simplicity seems to be part of their niche, and their site is easy to navigate, and doesn't confuse you with bits about 128 bit encryption SSTP vs OpenVPN and all that other internet stuff no one understands anyway.
Signing in to Panda Pow has also been simplified to a desktop icon double click, and they've removed the default "choose a server" step. You'll still be able to choose, and switch for free, but upon startup, you don't have to deal with it if you don't want to.
The hit the main server hot spots – US/UK/Europe. While they don't have a million IP's in hundreds of countries like some services offer, do you really need an IP in Uganda or Russia? No. With PandaPow, you'll be able to watch Hulu, Netflix, and BBC iPlayer with US and UK IP addresses.
They are also decently priced. I know it's easy to look at other services that offer slightly cheaper prices ($74-$80) per year, but if you count it month by month, there really is not difference. 12VPN offers a US Only Package for $79 USD per year, and Panda Pow's year package is $84. Broken down to a monthly basis, it looks like this.
a 50 cents difference – big deal. You can of course sign up for 1 month, or 3 months, but you'll pay a bit more, which is standard for any VPN subscription.
I tried their VPN for ten days, and was 100% satisfied with it's performance. No connection problems, super fast speed, and with the addition of the 30 seconds it saves me (ie not having to reach out and type in my login credentials), it became my default VPN for 10 days.
Their customer support team is very friendly and helpful, and their VPN comes with a money back guarantee. They stood up to the challenge of China and The GFW without a problem, and I think with a bit more advertising, they'll become one of the stronger VPN services in China. There's not much else to say about Panda Pow, except to provide a link to their main site. Check them out for yourself.


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It hit me like lightning this morning: This waking up early thing, this writing everyday thing, is not just about career, about books.
Every morning when I write, I lose myself. Time blurs by. I forget about the world.
For this small stretch of time, I am not tethered to people and things and responsibilities. I do not think about the overflowing inbox, the parties I must plan, the appointments I must make and get to. I do not think about the mistakes I have made, the disappointments I have suffered, the worries I have.
For this small stretch of time, I am just Aidan. Not a mother. Not a wife. Not a writer. Not a daughter. Not a sister. Just me.
Does this make any sense? That by forgetting the world, I am most fundamentally myself? Is there a self without world?
Who are you without the world?
My characters sit on a small patch of grass in Central Park and ponder this. It is just the kind of question they love. A question that echoes without answer. A question that bends the mind and revs the body and brings them back to the seminar rooms at Yale. They are not afraid of these questions, of asking them, of feeling them.
My characters? They are my favorite kind of people. Deeply, wonderfully flawed. In love with life. Struggling, stumbling, seeking, celebrating. That's why it's such a privilege to hang out with them each morning.
Who are you without the world? Without your responsibilities and your relationships? Are there times when you lose yourself, feel most like yourself? Does the concept of self without world make any sense to you?


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SpaceX launches first rocket since September explosion
LOS ANGELES – A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket blasted off from California on Saturday, marking the company's first launch since a fireball engulfed a similar rocket on a Florida launch pad more than four months ago.
The two-stage rocket lifted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base at 9:54 a.m. carrying a payload of 10 satellites for Iridium Communications Inc., which is replacing its entire global network with 70 next-generation satellites.
The satellites were expected to be deployed about an hour after launch.
Mission looks good. Started deploying the 10 Iridium satellites. Rocket is stable on the droneship.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 14, 2017
About nine minutes after the rocket blasted off, to cheers from the control room, its jettisoned first stage landed upright on a so-called droneship in the Pacific Ocean south of Vandenberg – part of Spacex's effort to make boosters reusable.
The company has succeeded six times previously with landings on a barge or ashore.
READ MORE: SpaceX plan to fuel rockets with people aboard raises eyebrows
A camera aboard the first stage gave viewers a you-are-there experience as it returned to Earth, flared landing rockets and made a perfect vertical touchdown on the floating pad.
The return to flight is an important step for SpaceX, billionaire Elon Musk's California-based company that has about 70 launches in line, worth more than $10 billion. In addition to commercial launches, SpaceX ferries supplies to the International Space Station and is developing a Falcon capable of carrying astronauts to the station.
Webcast back in about 45 minutes for second stage re-start & deployment of 10 @IridiumComm communication satellites https://t.co/tdni53IviI pic.twitter长沙桑拿/ihek2Wz8Jn
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) January 14, 2017
SpaceX officials say they identified all possible causes of the Sept. 1 accident during prelaunch testing at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida, and took corrective action.
WATCH: SpaceX identifies cause of September accident
The accident destroyed the rocket and its payload – a satellite that Facebook wanted to use to spread internet access in Africa – and grounded the Falcon 9 program as an investigation took place.
SpaceX announced this month that investigators concluded the accident involved a failure of one of three helium tanks inside the rocket's second-stage liquid oxygen tank.
The investigation involved the Air Force, NASA, the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration, which issued a license for the launch.
The September accident was the second time a Falcon 9 was destroyed. In June 2015, a Falcon loaded with space station supplies disintegrated shortly after liftoff. SpaceX determined that a support strut broke.
READ MORE: Elon Musk reveals bold plans to colonize Mars
The 10 satellites launched Saturday are part of McLean, Virginia-based Iridium's project to replace its existing network of satellites that provide global voice and data communications.
The program, called Iridium NEXT, was not only delayed by the SpaceX accident but again most recently as a powerful storm headed into California last weekend.
Iridium plans six more Falcon 9 launches, each carrying 10 satellites, as part of a technology upgrade expected to be completed in 2018.
SpaceX's effort to recover Falcon first stages is intended to reduce costs by recycling a major piece of the launch system.
The first stage contains tanks for liquid oxygen and kerosene as well as nine engines that power the rocket and payload into space, then separates 2 1/2 minutes into flight as the single-engine second stage ignites and continues on to place payloads in the proper orbit.
The first Falcon booster to safely land back on Earth now stands outside the company's headquarters.
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The 2014 McDonald's All-American Boys Game was an All-star basketball game that was played on April 2, 2014 at the United Center in Chicago, home of the Chicago Bulls. It was the 37th annual McDonald's All-American Game for high school boys. The game's rosters featured the best and most highly recruited blue chip boys high school basketball players graduating in 2014.  Chicago, which became the first city to host the game in back-to-back years in 2012, will continue to host the game annually at least until 2015. The rosters for the game were announced at 6:00 PM ET on January 29 on ESPNU. At the time of the announcement 22 of the 24 players had committed to Division I basketball programs. Duke and Kentucky led the field with four commits each. One of the game's major storylines was that local big men Jahlil Okafor (McDonald's Morgan Wootten Player of the Year) and Cliff Alexander (Naismith Player of the Year) opposed each other.

Rosters
The 2014–15 Duke Blue Devils (Tyus Jones, Justise Winslow, Okafor, and Grayson Allen) and 2014–15 Kentucky Wildcats (Karl-Anthony Towns, Trey Lyles, Tyler Ulis, and Devin Booker) shared the lead among committed players at the time of the original roster announcement on January 29. Three hometown players (Okafor, Alexander and Tyler Ulis) were selected for the game. Texas led the way with five natives (Myles Turner, Emmanuel Mudiay, Justin Jackson, Justise Winslow, and Kelly Oubre Jr.). Rashad Vaughn committed to UNLV on February 11, but Turner remained uncommitted at the time of the game. He committed to Texas 4 weeks after the game on April 30.

8 days before the game, Okafor was recognized as the Morgan Wootten Player of the Year. 2 days before the game, Grayson Allen won the slam dunk contest, James Blackmon, Jr. won the three-point contest and Tyus Jones won the skills competition.

East Roster

West Roster

Coaches
Frank Allocco (West Head Coach)
Brian Sullivan (West Assistant Coach)
Mark Noack (West Assistant Coach)

Lou Wilson (East Head Coach)
Dale DeBerry (East Assistant Coach)
Hank Lloyd (East Assistant Coach)

Results
The West defeated the East by a 105–102 score. Okafor and Justin Jackson earned co-MVP of the game after posting 17 points and 7 rebounds and 23 points and 5 rebounds, for their respective West and East teams.

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External links

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April 2014 sports events in the United States
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After following the information at http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=DeployJbpm3.2WebAppUnderJBoss4.2.x I am still getting the same exception mentioned above.
By the way, I have read another similar related forum topic http://jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=112908, but unfortunately I can't glean much from that.
The message also repeats at increasing time intervals in the command prompt from where I started JBoss AS. First I see it in 5 seconds, then in 10 seconds, then in 20 seconds and so on.
Yes, it seems to be someting related to Hibernate.
Thanks for you help kukeltje. I will see what other things I can try.
In fact, the function 'stddev' is being registered for only DB2, Oracle8i, Oracle9 and PostgresSQL dialects.
The issue did not exist in earlier versions of jBPM source code.
This is a weird state of affairs - jBPM code is sort of ahead of the Hibernate code it depends on?
Any ideas for how to address this will be highly appreciated?
Did you do a checkout of cvs-head? Or the 3.2.2 tagged version? The former is under development, but still it should not happen. I'll notify the developer who is workin on this.
However, the source I get (specifially the file JBPM\jbpm.3\jpdl\jar\src\main\java\org\jbpm\db\hibernate.queries.hbm.xml) is no different than the version I got without specifying the -tag option.
How do I make sure I am getting the version tagged 3.2.2 ?
By the way, I resolved the issue by commenting out the relevant problematic queries (name starting with "Simulation." from the said file.
But, I really would like to know how to get the source version tagged 3.2.2. In the version tagged 3.2.2, I was (and am) expecting a version of the said file in which the said problematic queries do not exist.


AlphaGalileo is a business-to-business science news service launched in 1998 prompted by the popularity of Eurekalert. AlphaGalileo was created as a result of UK government efforts to promote public engagement with science.
The news service, which is moderated, is run by the independent not-for-profit organisation, AlphaGalileo Foundation Ltd on a mix of government grants, commercial sponsorship and advertising. It takes press releases about research developments from over 2 000 contributors and distributes them to more than 5 300 journalists in some 85 countries.
The service was founded in 1998 by Peter Green with the support of the Association of British Science Writers as well as support from the French and German ministries.
^ Kiernan, Vincent (2006). Embargoed Science. University of Illinois Press. p. 23. ISBN 9780252030970.
^ Ziman, John (1 January 1991). "Public Understanding of Science". Science, Technology, & Human Values. 16 (1): 99–105. doi:10.1177/016224399101600106. Retrieved 25 June 2016 – via sth.sagepub.com.
^ Bennett, David J.; Jennings, Richard C. (2011). Successful Science Communication. Cambridge University Press. p. 165. ISBN 9781139501149.
^ Holliman, Richard (2008). Investigating Science Communication in the Information Age. OUP Oxford. p. 180.
^ European research: a guide to successful communications. European Commission. 2004. p. 42.
^ Claessens, Michel (2007). Communicating European Research 2005: Proceedings of the Conference, Brussels, 14-15 November 2005. Springer Science & Business Media.
^ "Peter Green: Development Director, AlphaGalileo Foundation" (PDF).
^ RTD Info: News Roundup on EC Research and Technological Development Programmes, Issues 29-39. Information Services. 2001. ISBN 9789282895818.


It's been a few weeks since I've posted any of my Instagram pictures so I thought I'd share a little iPhone photo dump. If you follow me already then I apologize for the repeat but stick around for the GIVEAWAY at the bottom of this post.
Alright friends, in a rare (these days) trip to Joann's I saw these gems! I wanted to share the love so I picked up an extra of each for one of you!! GIVEAWAY ends tonight at 11:59 PM EST. To enter follow me @lovejoleen and leave a comment! For a second entry share this photo and tag it with #lovejoleen Be sure to come back and let me know you did it! Thanks so much for following!!! Happy Friday, loves!
I love all your brightly colored happy photos. And I love your giveaway, too. It's so nice to meet you.


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Yakov Aronovich Kostyukovskiy, né à Zolotonocha (province de Krementchoug, Union soviétique, aujourd'hui dans l'oblast de Tcherkassy en Ukraine) le  et mort à Moscou (Russie) le , est un dramaturge russe et scénariste de films et de dessins animés.

Biographie

Filmographie

Au cinéma

 1962 : Ekhali, my ekhali
 1963 : Shtrafnoy udar (auteur)
 1965 : Opération Y et autres aventures de Chourik (Operatsiya 'Y' i drugie priklyucheniya Shurika)
 1967 : Mashinka vremeni
 1967 : La Prisonnière du Caucase ou les Nouvelles Aventures de Chourik (Kavkazskaya plennitsa, ili Novye priklyucheniya Shurika)
 1969 : Le Bras de diamant (Brilliantovaya ruka) (auteur)
 1972 : Nervy... Nervy...
 1973 : Novye bolshie nepriyatnosti
 1973 : Neispravimyy lgun (auteur)
 1976 :  (Cirkus v cirkuse)
 1980 : Komediya davno minuvshikh dney
 1986 : Khorosho sidim!

Récompenses et distinctions

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Yakov Kostyukovski dans la base de données Kinoglaz

Dramaturge russe du XXe siècle
Scénariste russe de cinéma
Scénariste soviétique de cinéma
Naissance en août 1921
Naissance à Zolotonocha
Naissance dans l'oblast de Tcherkassy
Décès en avril 2011
Décès à Moscou
Décès à 89 ans
Mort d'une crise cardiaque
Personnalité inhumée au cimetière de la Présentation


Home » News » Dronfield Christmas Lights Switch-on this Friday!
Santa may also be making an appearance!
There will be a collection on the night which will be split between William Levick Primary School and the Town Mayor's Charity Fund, which supports local causes.
The Barn will also be hosting a mini-market following the lights switch-on.


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Maria's Web Site Myspace Page Not what your looking for? Use advanced search. Sell your music everywhere Listen to the CD Baby Music Discovery Podcast
In From the Cold (a.k.a. IFTC) formed in 1996 and was based in Buffalo and Los Angeles. The group featured world-renowned drummer and producer, and Buffalo native, Gary Mallaber (Steve Miler Band, Van Morrison, Bruce Springsteen, many others) as well as one of the original Red Hot Chili Peppers Guitarists, Jack Sherman (John Hiatt, Bob Dylan, Tonio K., Toni Childs...).
Gary and Jack lived in L.A. and were seeking a singer for their own band. They met Maria Sebastian who lived in Buffalo and often recorded at Audio Magic Studios. Robbie Konikoff, the studio manager and networking guru, introduced the three and thus began the flights back and forth and recording sessions. Family lives and other schedules were not always in line with the band's hopes to play live and become a performing entity.
In 2001, the band played a few shows in Buffalo and Los Angeles, with bassists Trent Stroh (Eddie Money) and, in Buffalo, Geoff Perry (Babik) before the stars seemed aligned against future projects. The band did land some television placements and they seek more deals through current and prospective publishers. Clients to date include Hoggard Films, The Discovery Channel, Never Settle Productions, and CBS (most recent placement in Melrose Place--season 5, Ep 14).
Song note: The song "Once in a While" got lost and was remastered a few years later from a cassette tape that Maria happened to have left over from the recording session. She overdubbed the vocal (doubling it) to lift it from the cassette version a bit. It is the only song the band recorded live as a group in the studio. All other songs were recorded in layers with, in some cases, years between tracks.
Maria still plays regularly, mostly in Western New York, and also enjoys writing poetry. She has been teaching English at various western New York colleges since 2005. Jack Sherman lives with his family in Savannah, Georgia where he has recently resumed playing, recording, and producing. Gary Mallaber continues to load up the credits in Los Angeles where he has contributed to more than 30 platinum records over the years.
IFTC thanks those who helped along the way: Robbie Konikoff, Rich Sargeant, Dave St. Onge, Marty Peters, Paul Wilson, Jennifer Condos, Bruce Atkinson, Geoff Perry, Trent Stroh, Larry Cox, Rob Mazurkiewicz, 103.3 The Edge (Rich Wall), Andy DeSantos and Pete Gallivan (Ch. 2), Mike Rorick, Jim Steinfeldt, Jerry Livingston, Eric Chenevert, Anne Sherman, Debra Mallaber, and all of the fans and supporters past, present, and future.
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Q: Emacs indent an extra level for every continued line How do you tell emacs to indent the current continued line (e.g. after a dot or indirection operator) one level deeper than the previous one? Arguments about which one is prettier are irrelevant here since this is the style we use at my work, so I don't really have a choice.
I'm guessing it's an offset (maybe statement-cont?), but I'm not sure how to do it dynamically like that...
Kind of related: How to control indentation after an open parenthesis in Emacs
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struct thing {
    int the_first_piece_of_data;
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struct stuff {
    struct thing the_first_thing_in_this_stuff;
    struct thing *pointer_to_the_first_thing_in_this_stuff;
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int main(int argc, char *argv[])
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    struct stuff some_stuff_to_work_with;
    struct stuff *pointer_to_stuff = &some_stuff_to_work_with;
    some_stuff_to_work_with.
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As Japan reopens, coronavirus testing slowed by red tape and staff shortages
A medical worker conducts a simulation for drive-thru PCR tests for the coronavirus in Tokyo on April 22. | REUTERS
by Ju-min Park and Kiyoshi Takenaka
At the beginning of April, a young sumo wrestler known as Shobushi came down with a fever. His coaches tried calling a local public health center to get him a coronavirus test, but the phone lines were busy.
For four days, he was turned away by clinics in Tokyo overwhelmed during a surge of COVID-19 cases. He was finally admitted to hospital on April 8 when he began coughing up blood, but died of the disease on May 13, the Japan Sumo Association said.
Shobushi's death caused a public outcry over testing limitations and a reliance on overstretched public health centers at a time when most experts were saying widespread virus checks are crucial to containing the pandemic.
With Japan lifting its state of emergency and reopening its economy this week, its pandemic response has been hailed as an unlikely success. In a global death toll of more than 300,000, Japan has confirmed around 800 deaths from 16,000 cases.
Yet at the same time, Japan ranks the second lowest in its testing among countries belonging to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
As of May 20, Japan conducted 3.4 tests per 1,000 people, far below Italy's 52.5 and 39 in the United States, according to Oxford University data. South Korea has carried out tests on 15 people per 1,000 people.
In more than a dozen interviews, public health officials, doctors and experts warned Japan's slow scaling up of tests could mask the scale of infections and make its population vulnerable to future outbreaks.
Critics say vested interests and bureaucracy inside the health ministry caused bottlenecks at overworked public health centers, and officials waited too long to allow private labs to run tests.
"It is true that announced figures for infection and deaths are low, but those are based on the tests that were curbed," said Yasuharu Tokuda, the director of the Muribushi Okinawa Center for Teaching Hospitals. "It is clear that there are quite a few (cases) that have fallen through the cracks."
Even the government's top adviser, Shigeru Omi, told the Diet "nobody knows" whether the true number of coronavirus cases "could be 10 times, 12 times or 20 times more than reported."
Omi's panel of experts has called on the government to speed up testing, including of people with mild symptoms.
The health ministry said it is ramping up the use of private labs to reduce the workload on public health centers.
"Our stance that tests should be conducted on people in need has been consistent from the beginning. We have had testing capacity increased continuously," said Takuma Kato, a senior health ministry official.
Public health centers are at the forefront of Japan's response to the pandemic. While South Korea bolstered its public health system in the wake of past epidemics, Japan has halved the number of public health centers since the 1990s.
Struggling with overworked staff and flooded with calls, public health centers have asked the government to allow more private clinics to administer PCR tests.
Japan says it can run up to 22,000 PCR tests a day, but less than a third — around 6,000 tests — are actually conducted on a daily basis. About 75 percent of tests have been processed through public health centers and government institutions, according to the health ministry.
In a previously unreported May 6 letter, the Japanese Association of Public Health Center Directors urged health minister Katsunobu Kato to overhaul testing policy.
"Currently, there are not enough PCR tests conducted for the coronavirus," they wrote in the letter.
Some regional governments began running temporary testing stations with the help of local medical associations in April, bypassing public centers.
While public health centers are overwhelmed, university labs are sitting idle.
Shinya Yamanaka, a Nobel Prize-winning stem cell biologist at Kyoto University, has offered his lab to boost testing capacity.
"If we can make good use of resources at places such as university labs, PCR testing can exceed 100,000 (per day), far more than 20,000," Yamanaka said in an internet TV debate with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on May 6.
The health ministry welcomed his proposal, but said further considerations were needed.
"We are grateful for their offer of help at this time of emergency. We want to work together, carefully matching our needs to their offer," Masami Sakoi, the assistant health minister, told Reuters.
Critics say testing was limited, in part, by health ministry technocrats who wanted to maintain a tight grip on information, rather than cooperate with private institutions.
Kenji Shibuya, who heads the Institute for Population Health at King's College London, said officials wanted to gather high-quality research data using public health centers.
The health ministry denies suggestions that ministry technocrats are intentionally curbing testing, and say their approach has proven successful so far.
Sakoi said it was important to carry out PCR tests that doctors deemed necessary, and pointed out the public insurance system started covering the tests in March as part of the government's effort to make them more accessible.
"When we think about using the test results to form policy measures, the current method needs to be maintained for the time being, though concerns that it lacks flexibility for boosting the number of tests are understandable," Sakoi said.
Still, the approach is alarming some experts.
"It's safer to assume that Japan has just been lucky than to believe it has taken the right steps," said Tokuda, the epidemiology expert.
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Pakistan's first-ever soccer stadium to be established in Karachi
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Published in Geo News on Jan 5th, 2022,
GSV, NED University sign a historic $12 million agreement.
10-year agreement signed to establish country's first soccer stadium in Karachi.
Michael Owen will reveal further details by end of January.
Pakistan is gearing up to establish its first soccer city stadium in Karachi in collaboration with Global Soccer Venture (GSV).
A 10-year agreement worth $12 million was inked between the NED University of Engineering and Technology and GSV in this regard on Wednesday.
According to a joint statement issued following the signing of the agreement, the first-of-its-kind stadium is influenced and designed by German engineering to develop a series of football infrastructure projects in Pakistan by GSV in Karachi.
Karachi will see a brand new sports arena landscape in its skyline, which will not only offer FIFA international playing conditions but will also offer an enduring football experience for fans and players with a raft of marketing and technology opportunities for brands.
Speaking on the occasion, NED University Vice-Chancellor Dr Sarosh Hashmat Lodhi said: "It is a vision that only GSV can bring to life. I have seen the science and evolution of football on offer and it will be a major transformation for football in Pakistan".
Meanwhile, GSV Chairman Yasir Mahmood said: "It is time Pakistan rediscovers itself in football infrastructure offering the much needed professional and world-class facilities."
Shedding light on the development, former English footballer Michael Owen, who is also the ambassador of the Pakistan Football League, said there is nothing more important than having home and away fans in football stadiums.
"This investment will not only ignite inter-city football rivalry but will also become the future of football development all over Pakistan with sports science at the forefront offering international opportunities," he said.
A detailed press announcement and the reveal of Pakistan's first-ever soccer city will be made by the end of January by Owen with the very first images and 3D virtual video of the stadium being unveiled as a new year's gift to Pakistan.
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Since the recent update, I can initiate a scan of something, but it will not proceed through the scan. It will sit at 0% no matter how long I scan.
In addition to this, my items seem to be held at a different angle and perspective, sometimes more than others. ( Scanner is behind held closer to the centre of the screen now ). Other attempts to load my save gave have distorted the location and animations of all tools and weapons ( didn't get a screenshot sorry ).
I also seem to now exit the prawn suit in a way that's very likely to push me through a wall and fall to the bottom of the map. Before it would place me at the nearest available open space.
I had that scanning problem, just get closer to the thing being scanned.
How old is your save anyway? Mine is only from the previous update.
Okay, so no it is bugged. Even clipping inside the thing I'm trying to scan, still stuck at 0%. Anyone know a fix for this?
I've seen one scanning glitch happen. It looks like you are holding the scanner facing left--the same position as when you scan yourself. Then, when you try to scan, instead of scanning straight ahead, the scanning effect animation is to the left. I've made it go away by re-loading the game.


New York artist, illustrator, animation designer and musician, Gideon Kendall will be at the Calhoun County Library Tuesday, July 19, at 2 p.m. to read his most recently illustrated book "Dino Pets go to School".
Gideon has been a guest artist at Heartwood in the Hills on many occasions and is well-known to the Calhoun County community. If you have never met Gideon this is a great opportunity to do so and see the original oil paintings he executed for the first "Dino Pets" book.
In 2001 Gideon published his first children's book "Littlebat's Halloween Story," written by Diane Mayr and published by Albert Whitman & Co. Since then he has illustrated several other picture books, most notably "Dino Pets" and "Dino Pets go to School" (Penguin/Putnam, 2006 & 2011 respectively).
Gideon has also illustrated several middle-grade novels including the Seems series for Bloomburg and the Underworld Chronicles series for Sourcebooks.
Gideon has illustrated articles and record covers for companies such as The New York Times, Puma, Children's Television Workshop, Scholastic, Geffen and College Music Journal. He has exhibited his artwork at a variety of galleries including Ethan Cohen Fine Arts and PS122 in New York City.


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Claudius Ptolemy was a brilliant astrologer, mathematician, writer and astronomer. Not much is known about his birth and family but many believe that he was born around 100 AD in Egypt, Roman Empire and that's where they believe he lived and died. He authored several scientific treatises, and the order of their publication has been deduced from the dates mentioned in his surviving works. A treatise now known as the 'Almagest' was his earliest major work. It was completed around 150 AD and was originally titled the 'Mathematical Treatise.' During the 2nd century, he lived in Alexandria in the Roman province of Egypt and authored several scientific treatises, all of which were of academic importance with three being of considerable significance to the development of European, Islamic and Byzantine science in later centuries. The 'Mathematical Treatise' was a detailed book that contained an outline of Aristotle's cosmology, the motion of the Sun, the length of the year, lunar parallax, the motion of the Moon, the motions of the fixed stars and planets, the motion of the lunar apogee, among other areas of astronomical relevance. In another book on geography (the 'Cosmographia' or the 'Geographia'), he gave a thorough discussion of the geographic knowledge of the Greco-Roman world. This book was used by Christopher Columbus (the Italian explorer) as the map for his path to Asia many centuries later. Framed Claudius Ptolemy art is today found in many academic institutions. Ptolemy inherited a geometrical toolbox from his Greek predecessors and adopted Hipparchus' solar model for drawing his models.


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Stevie Nimmo confirms "Sky Won't Fall" album
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Award-winning blues rock guitarist and singer-songwriter, Stevie Nimmo, will release is second solo album "Sky Won't Fall" via Manhaton Records on Friday 4th March. One half of The Nimmo Brothers, this will be Stevie's second solo release since 2010's debut acoustic album, The Wynds of Life.
Released by Manhaton Records (the same label that releases King King's albums), it's a curious realisation that Sky Won't Fall is only the second solo album of Stevie's career. In mitigation, the Glaswegian bandleader has been busy: since the late-'90s, there has been the small matter of helming legendary blues-rock outfit The Nimmo Brothers alongside younger sibling Alan. Sky Won't Fall was recorded in just ten days snatched between Nimmo tour commitments. "It was a bit frantic," admits Stevie. "But even with all the madness, the project went very well."
The sessions at Nottingham's Superfly Studios ran so smoothly, it's a testament to the near-telepathic chemistry between Stevie and his crack core band. On drums, Craig Bacon drives the material with power and nuance. On bass, Mat Beable provides the thrilling counterpoint to Stevie's soulful guitar work and evocative vocals. Flanked by engineer Andy Banfield, the album is produced by King King's drummer Wayne Proctor. "Wayne was the man in charge of getting my ideas out of my head and down on a recording," says Stevie. "Not an easy task, but he nailed it."
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Stratton and King are delighted to be marketing this lovely one bedroom first floor apartment which is situated in the much sought after Chadwick Lodge. The apartment offers neutral décor throughout, a southerly facing aspect and no forward chain. The Lounge is a generous room which has ample space for living and dining room furniture. There is a feature electric fireplace with attractive surround, a Juliet Balcony and a door which leads to the Kitchen. The Kitchen offers a range of eye and base level units with working surfaces over and tiled splashbacks. There is a built in waist height oven, 4 ring electric hob, fridge and freezer. The bedroom is a good size double room which has a built in wardrobe. There is also plenty of space for additional furniture if required. The shower room offers a curved glass shower cubicle, a wc and a wash hand basin with vanity unit. Perfectly complementing the apartment is a useful storage cupboard which is located in the hallway.
Chadwick Lodge is a delightful development of 34 one and two bedroom apartments in the historic port of Southampton. The Lodge is located on Devonshire Road in the Bedford Place area of Southampton, known for its independent shops and restaurants. The popular West Quay shopping centre with its new Restaurant hub extension and the main high street are all less than a mile away. The South's largest Theatre, The Mayflower is only ¼ of a mile away and just one of the many arts venues in Southampton. Transport is excellent with regular buses into the town centre and trains direct into London, the North and an International Airport.
The Lodge and the apartment are heated by a communal Air Source Heat Pump for supper efficient heating. The costs for the heating are included in the service charges.
Chadwick Lodge has been designed with safety and security at the forefront. The apartment has an emergency Careline system installed, monitored by the onsite Lodge Manager during the day and 24 hours, 365 days a year by the Careline team. A Careline integrated intruder alarm, secure video entry system and sophisticated fire and smoke detection systems throughout both the apartment and communal areas provide unrivalled peace of mind.
Chadwick Lodge is managed by the award winning Millstream Management Services, working closely with Churchill Retirement Living and Stratton & King to maintain the highest standards of maintenance and service for every lodge and owner.
Chadwick Lodge requires at least one apartment resident to be over the age of 60 with any second resident over the age of 55.
Service Charge (Year Ending 31st May 2022): £2,425.82 per annum.
Ground rent £637.88 per annum.
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Service charges include: Careline system, buildings insurance, water and sewerage rates, Air Source Heat Pump heating, communal cleaning, air source heating, utilities and maintenance, garden maintenance, lift maintenance, lodge manager and a contribution to the contingency fund.
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge Dedicated
Posted: Mar. 30, 2022 12:10 PM PDT
The Highway 49 South Yuba River Bridge near Nevada City is now the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge. A dedication ceremony was held earlier this week. And the seed was planted for the change 16 years ago, with the release of the movie "The Christmas Card" in 2006. It's the story about a veteran returning a fallen soldier's dog tags to his family. The film was set in Nevada City and featured the bridge being dedicated to those who served. But the president of the Nevada County chapter of Vietnam Veterans of America, Keith Grueneberg, says when vets travelled to view the plaque, it wasn't there…
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Grueneberg says he reached out to various organizations for months before contacting Dahle's office in June of 2020, nearly two years ago. She introduced the measure in 2021 and was on hand for the ceremony…
Cal Trans will install signs at each end of the bridge in the near future. It's also the same week that Governor Newsom proclaimed "Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day" on Wednesday.
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Tortuguero National Park protects tropical rainforest - one of the biggest swathes in Central America - which has an abundance of wildlife and excellent lodges with naturalist guides. Lodges provide comfortable accommodation for the duration of a Tortuguero National Park tour and knowledgeable natural history guides will take you out on foot or by boat through the waterways to explore the thick jungle. Volunteer to spend a season (June to November) protecting the Tortuguero beaches where huge numbers of green turtles come ashore to lay their eggs.
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In this second-to-last issue of 2016, we are very pleased to offer as our lead article a paper that we believe illustrates a model of research transparency in qualitative comparative work. In addition to the lead article we also present articles that offer a rethinking of "warlord rights," the real effects of civic education, and new approaches to the use of control variables in quantitative research.
As always, we seek to publish work that speaks to a broad audience of scholars, and on topics that also may have important implications for policy makers and practitioners as well. Further, in keeping with our vision of the Review as the leading journal in our discipline, we seek (and will continue to seek) to publish the most innovative work in the field.
In "Collective Threat Framing and Mobilization in Civil War," Anastasia Shesterinina relies on extensive fieldwork and interviews with both participants and non-participants in the Georgian-Abkhaz war of 1992–93. She leverages the data to shed light on the reasons why individuals join the fight, flee the conflict, or try to survive as civilians during a civil war. Shesterinina argues that these decisions depend not only on framing by leaders, but also on framing by (and guidance from) communities and family members. In addition to a compelling study, Shesterinina offers a meticulous accounting of her research process and data analysis strategies in a set of online appendices. In our view, her appendices provide a useful example of transparency for qualitative research.
Within the realm of international law and international ethics, warlords are typically seen simply as bandits. Robert A. Blair and Pablo Kalmanovitz argue in "On the Rights of Warlords: Legitimate Authority and Basic Protection in War-Torn Societies" that this assessment must be rethought. Throughout history, as well as today, warlords are sometimes forces for stability and order, rather than disruption. Using the case of the Afghani warlord Ismail Khan, they argue that, under certain conditions, warlords should be granted a measure of legitimacy. In the context of a well-balanced presentation of the issues presented by warlordism, they maintain that warlords who maintain peace, respect at least basic human rights, and gain the support of the populace should be recognized as more than bandits, though perhaps as less than states. This thought-provoking article should stimulate broad discussion among scholars and diplomats alike.
In "Electoral Rules and Legislative Particularism: Evidence from U.S. State Legislatures," Tanya Bagashka and Jennifer Hayes Clark offer a general theory of legislative elections and policy making that can be used to explain a variety of institutional settings around the world. In their words, they combine "the electoral connection/personal vote rational choice perspective of contemporary American politics with a voter-group alignment perspective" that is based in the comparative politics literature. To test their theory, they use an original data set of all bills proposed in the lower houses of 29 U.S. state legislatures during the 2003–2004 legislative session. They find that larger districts and more inclusive selection procedures are associated with more particularism in sponsored legislation, which supports the voter-group alignment model.
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Conditions are listed as Fast and Firm. No stakes races are planned. 135 entries are listed on the card, including also-eligibles.
The Friday's racing action included 10 races, with 7 favorites in the winners circle, including all first 5 races!
Also, Singandcryindubai had a bad day on the turf, jumping the rail after the start, further described by the track writer: "SINGANDCRYINDUBAI went over the rail shortly after start and lost rider, ran loose during race then caught by outriders and walked off". He was 10:1 odds in a $48,000 Maiden claimer.


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Adele Chatfield-Taylor to receive 12th Vincent Scully Prize
In Cities,Historic Preservation on September 30, 2010 by urbanpros Tagged: American Academy in Rome, historic preservation, National Building Museum, Vincent Scully Prize
I'm pleased to see that our preservation colleague Adele Chatfield-Taylor, longtime President of the American Academy in Rome, is to receive the 12th annual Vincent Scully Prize at the National Building Museum in November. Adele joins a distinguished company of leaders who have, through ideas and scholarship, influenced the world of design and architecture. Among the previous Prize winners are Vincent Scully himself, Prince Charles the Prince of Wales, recently retired National Trust for Historic Preservation president Richard Moe, the Agha Khan, Jane Jacobs and Robert A.M. Stern.
In the words of the National Building Museum's announcement of her award, "Ms. Chatfield-Taylor has consistently promoted excellence in the design world, while ensuring that the planning, architecture, and historic preservation disciplines remain connected to the public." I can think of few of my colleagues, mentors or teachers (all of which Adele has been over the years) who better represent or promote that nexus of people and place. A fellow Columbia Preservation Alum (as well as one of my teachers there) and Rome Prize winner, Adele's contributions to the field are legion: from the New York City Landmarks Commission to the Design Arts Program at the National Endowment, where she helped to create the Mayors' Institute on City Design.
It's gratifying to see that the Vincent Scully Prize Jury recognizes the importance of preservation as an integral part of making and conserving great places and Adele's important and sustained voice and leadership in that endeavor. Congratulations Adele.
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Chile students demand 'education for all'
Nationwide protests held in a country where education has become a tough aim for many.
Students in Chile have been holding nationwide demonstrations to demand free and quality education for all, accusing President Sebastian Pinera of shutting his ears to their demands.
Violent confrontations between masked protesters and police marked the first of the two-day national protest called by students and supporters.
Students are now preparing to take to the streets in mass protests on Wednesday, calling for radicalisation of their movement in a country where decent education has become a tough proposition for a major section of the population.
University and secondary school students have skipped their classes with the belief that this unprecedented movement is worth the sacrifice, to make Chile - the so-called Latin American success story - a country where equal opportunity is more than just a slogan.
Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from Santiago.


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South Africa / Players / Zander de Bruyn
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Zander de Bruyn
Full name Zander de Bruyn
Born July 5, 1975, Johannesburg, Transvaal
Current age 44 years 11 days
Major teams South Africa, Abahani Limited, Gauteng, Lions, Marylebone Cricket Club, Somerset, Surrey, Surrey Cricket Board, Titans, Transvaal, Warriors, Worcestershire
Bowling style Right-arm fast-medium
Tests 3 5 1 155 83 38.75 409 37.89 0 1 12 3 0 0
First-class 242 408 36 14259 266* 38.33 29 78 155 0
List A 242 217 45 6085 122* 35.37 6 37 60 0
T20s 125 104 31 2187 95* 29.95 2055 106.42 0 9 180 40 23 0
Tests 3 3 216 92 3 2/32 2/32 30.66 2.55 72.0 0 0 0
First-class 242 20051 11217 285 7/67 39.35 3.35 70.3 4 0
List A 242 5465 5121 166 5/44 5/44 30.84 5.62 32.9 3 2 0
T20s 125 78 1147 1680 62 4/18 4/18 27.09 8.78 18.5 2 0 0
Test debut India v South Africa at Kanpur, Nov 20-24, 2004 scorecard
Last Test South Africa v England at Port Elizabeth, Dec 17-21, 2004 scorecard
Test statistics
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First-class debut 1995/96
Last First-class Cape Cobras v Lions at Cape Town, Feb 13-15, 2014 scorecard
List A debut 1995/96
Last List A Gazi Tank Cricketers v Abahani Limited at Fatullah, Oct 7, 2013 scorecard
T20s debut Warriors v Titans at Port Elizabeth, Apr 1, 2005 scorecard
Last T20s Northamptonshire v Surrey at Birmingham, Aug 17, 2013 scorecard
0/42, 20, 0 Lions v Cape Cobras Cape Town 13 Feb 2014 FC
4/55, 30, 0/50, 0 Lions v Dolphins Potchefstroom 19 Dec 2013 FC
23, 2/30, 7 Lions v Knights Kimberley 5 Dec 2013 FC
1/44, 8*, 0/2 Lions v Warriors Potchefstroom 28 Nov 2013 FC
12, 2/47, 5 Lions v Titans Centurion 21 Nov 2013 FC
2/39, 15 Abahani Ltd v Gazi Tank Fatullah 7 Oct 2013 LA
30, 1/42, 10 Surrey v Somerset Taunton 11 Sep 2013 FC
0/22, 16, 6 Surrey v Middlesex The Oval 3 Sep 2013 FC
0/19, 40, 0/6, 31 Surrey v Derbyshire The Oval 29 Aug 2013 FC
1/56, 7 Surrey v Durham Chester-le-Street 26 Aug 2013 LA
Zander de Bruyn is reminiscent of the late Hansie Cronje at the crease; tall and elegant, the purveyor of crunching drives, but also with a question mark over his ability against fast, short-pitched bowling. And he is a useful medium-paced bowler to boot - able to break partnerships or keep an end tight for a lengthy period. In 2003-04, he emulated the great Barry Richards, by becoming only the second player in South African domestic cricket history to score 1000 runs in a SuperSport Series or Currie Cup season.
Although he excelled at schoolboy level, de Bruyn's career never really got off the ground until he moved to Easterns in 2002, where he joined forces with their ultra-competitive coach - and newly-appointed national team mentor - Ray Jennings. That season, he played a huge role in an improbable Series victory, averaging 60 and scoring 169 in the final as Easterns overturned a first-innings deficit against the international-strength Western Province attack, and he has gone from strength to strength ever since, until earning a call-up for the Test tour of India in November 2004. Despite scoring 83 on debut, he was dropped after only two Tests. He played one more Test for South Africa in a defeat to England in 2004, the same game AB De Villiers and Dale Steyn made their Test debuts. That was enough for de Bruyn to abandon international hopes and throw his lot in with county cricket as a Kolpak. He joined Worcestershire in 2005 without much success initially before moving to Somerset in 2008 where he established himself as a valuable senior player. Surrey signed him in 2010. He announced his retirement from first-class cricket in 2014.
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Education: Hoerskool Helpmekaar, Hoerskool Randburg
Junior Representative Cricket: Tvl Nuff 1991-94, SA Schools 1994


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