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Hold My Sauce – Ayo & Teo
American sibling duo Ayo & Teo scored a viral hit in 2017 with their single "Rolex." Born Ayleo and Mateo Bowles in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the pair grew up with the sounds of Michael Jackson, Usher, Missy Elliot, and Chris Brown. They honed their dancing skills in elementary school, later establishing a popular social media page that issued viral dance challenges. "Rolex" happened to be one of these hits, eventually racking up over 30 million streams on YouTube and storming the Billboard Hot 100. Wearing their trademark bear facemasks, they issued their first single, "In Reverse," in 2016. They danced in Usher's video for "No Limit" and at the 2016 BET Awards, later signing with Columbia Records. "Lit Right Now" arrived in early 2017, but was soon eclipsed by the infectious anthem "Rolex," which echoed similar trap-influenced pop hits like Migos' "Bad and Boujee," Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles," and D.R.A.M.'s "Broccoli." ~ Neil Z. Yeung
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Islay (čti ailə) je skotský ostrov, patřící do souostroví Vnitřních Hebrid. Nachází se západně od ostrova Jura a asi 35 kilometrů severně od irského pobřeží. Na ostrově se mluví hlavně skotskou gaelštinou. Hlavním městem, nebo spíše městečkem je Bowmore. Ostrov je častým cílem turistů, nejen díky své přírodě, ale také kvůli množství palíren whisky, přílivovým elektrárnám, gaelským tradicím a rybolovu.

Geografie ostrova
Ostrov má rozlohu okolo šesti set kilometrů čtverečních, na kterých žije přibližně 3000 stálých obyvatel. Nejvýznamnějším městem je již zmíněný Bowmore, ležící na pobřeží největšího ostrovního zálivu Loch Indaal. Ten obepínají poloostrovy The Oa a Rhinns of Islay. Nejvyšším vrcholem ostrova je Beinn Bheigeir s 491 metry nad mořem. Na některých místech ostrova Islay lze nalézt písčité pláže, z nichž největší – Laggan Bay – leží západně od městečka Glenegedale, kde je místní letiště. Největším jezerem ostrova je Loch Gorm.

Historie
Vývoj osídlení ostrova má přímou souvislost s formováním osídlení celého Skotska (viz Dějiny Skotska).

První osidlování Islay proběhlo kolem 8000 př. n. l. Avšak první hmatatelné důkazy osídlení jsou z doby působnosti svatého Kolumby na ostrovech Islay a Iona ze 6. století, kdy byly ostrovy součást království Dál Riada. V období tzv. Highland Clearances od 30. let 19. století bylo z ostrova vystěhováno několik tisíc lidí, hlavně do USA a Austrálie.

Výroba whisky
Na ostrově Islay je celá řada palíren whisky. Produkce whisky zde byla obnovena po 124 letech v roce 2005, kdy byla uvedena do provozu palírna značky Kilchoman. Poté byl obnoven provoz destilérky Bruichladich a dalších.

V dubnu 2019 byla slavnostně otevřena pro veřejnost nově vybudovaná destilérka Ardnahoe společnosti Hunter Laing, která se nachází na severu ostrova mezi palírnami Caol Ila a Bunnahabhain. Palírna Ardnahoe byla k tomuto datu v pořadí již devátou destilérkou whisky na ostrově Islay.

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy

 Islay & Jura
 Islay's Ultimate Online Guide
 The Islay Guide
 The Islay Directory
 The Ileach
 Visit Islay Turistika a fotografie
 Islay message boards at RootsWeb.com
 VisitScotland Islay Video Report

Ostrovy Skotského moře
Ostrovy Vnitřních Hebrid

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Meriel Frances Reeve
F, b. 14 August 1914, d. 12 July 1993
Meriel Frances Dalby née Reeve
Meriel Frances Reeve was born on 14 August 1914 in Kensington, London, England.1 She was the daughter of Edward Gordon Reeve and Annie Richmond Paton. Here is a wonderful picture of Queen and her children, Meriel, Derek and Pamela.2 Queen had moved to Lawn Mead Wonersh in 1923 with her three children, their parents divorced in 1925. She married John E R Dalby in 1945 in Surrey, England.3 The Reeve children sold in 1954 Lawn Mead following the death of their mother to Miss Ledboes, who had the extension barn pulled down and much of the garden divided into building lots. The house was sold again in 1956 to Mrs Margaret Bailey, who renamed the house Wetheringsett. In 1982 a subsequent owner renamed it Timbrells after the name of its owner in 1843, Ann Timbrell.2 She died on 12 July 1993 in her garden at Rock in Cornwall.4,5,2 Her estate was probated on 16 September 1993 in Bristol. Her effects were valued at £464,273.5
John E R Dalby
[S3] GRO Indexes 1914/Q3 Kensington Volume 1a Page 177.
[S6668] E-mails between Anthony O'Brien and Jan Cooper from 5 December 2017.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1945/Q3 Surrey SW Volume 2a Page 1685.
[S3] GRO Indexes July 1993 Bodmin Reg 26N District 3541 Entry 11.
[S7] Ancestry England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966, 1973-1995.
Violet Zella Payne-Gallwey
F, b. 22 May 1900, d. 16 February 1967
Violet Zella Reeve née Payne-Gallwey
Violet Zella Payne-Gallwey was born on 22 May 1900 in Ceylon Her father, Sackville Alick Payne-Gallwey, of Brandsby Lodge, Easingwold, Yorkshire, was a tea planter, owner of the Kataboola tea estate in the Kotmale Hills, Ceylon, and manager of the vast Diyagama tea plantation, Ceylon. (Diyagama was a public company, the plantation having been founded by Sackville's father-in-law, John Edward Arthur Dick-Lauder, also chairman of the delightful Hill Club, Nuwara Eliya.)1,2 She married Edward Gordon Reeve on 25 May 1926 in St George Hanover Square, London, England.3 Edward and Violet sailed from Southampton on 14 June 1930 on SS Berengaria arriving in New York on 21 June.1 Her husband Edward died on 6 October 1938 in 77 Egerton Gardens, Brompton, London, England.4,5 I understand Violet married again in 1939 in Scarsdale in New York. She died on 16 February 1967 at age 66.
Edward Gordon Reeve b. 15 Mar 1887, d. 6 Oct 1938
[S7] Ancestry New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1926/Q2 St Geo H Sq Volume 1a Page 1046.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1938/Q4 Kensington Volume 1a Page 89.
Last Edited 10 Mar 2017
John E R Dalby married Meriel Frances Reeve, daughter of Edward Gordon Reeve and Annie Richmond Paton, in 1945 in Surrey, England.1
Meriel Frances Reeve b. 14 Aug 1914, d. 12 Jul 1993
Isabel M H Turner
F, b. 13 June 1908, d. 25 October 1981
Isabel M H Turner was born on 13 June 1908. Isabel lived in 2 Chinthurst Lodge from at least 1958 until 1969.1 Isabel instigated the Wonersh Lunch Club on Mondays in the Congregational Church Hall. She felt the need for those living alone to meet over a meal and enjoy the fellowship of others and founded 'Good Companions'. From this small beginning emerged a lasting memorial to her life for she put forward the plans for a permanent home - now called the Turner Room. (attached to Lawnsmead Hall). Isabel had been the President for nearly every organisation in the village, and a deep love of music and travelled far to concerts.2 She died on 25 October 1981 in Wonersh, Surrey, England, at age 73 Isabel had been a member of Wonersh WI for 25 years. Her obituary was published in the December 1981 Wonersh Parish Magazine.3,4
[S1] Wonersh History Society Archives Electoral rolls.
[S8] Wonersh Parish Magazine December 1981.
[S1] Wonersh History Society Archives Wonersh WI.
Helen Maud Graham
F, b. 4 July 1876, d. 1968
Nurse Helen Maud Graham
Helen Maud Graham was born on 4 July 1876 in Lewisham, London, England.1 She was the daughter of James Anthony Graham and Eliza Sedger. She was the daughter of James Anthony Graham and Eliza Sedger in the 1881 census in Sherborne Lodge, Werter Road, Putney, London, England.2 She was the daughter of James Anthony Graham in the 1891 census 8 Lordship Park, Hackney, London, England.3 She appeared in the 1901 census in The London Hospital, Mile End Road, Whitechapel, London, England. She was a nurse although strangely her place of birth was listed as Scotland.4 She was listed as head of household in the 1911 census in 2 Barnett Villas, Barnett Lane, Wonersh, Surrey, England. Helen was a Queen's Nurse.5 Nurse Graham was at Thorncombe Military Hospital as Lady Superintendant from 17 October 1911 through to 31 January 1919.6 Nurse Graham was given a cheque of £92 by her friends in the district, to testify to a widespread appreciation of her services during 18 years of work among them, from 24 April 1906 through to 1 September 1924.7 On 29 September 1939 in the National Register Helen was listed as living at Newcroft, Wonersh Common, Wonersh, Surrey, England, she was a retired district nurse.8 She died in 1968 in Surrey, England.9
[S3] GRO Indexes 1876/Q3 Greenwich Volume 1d Page 57 - mother Sedger.
[S41891] UK Census 1891 (RG12) - 5 April 1891 RG12 Piece 180 Folio 9 Page 11.
[S41901] UK Census 1901 (RG13) - 31 March 1901 RG13 Piece 304 Folio 27 Page 2.
[S41911] UK Census 1911 (RG14) - 2 April 1911 RG14PN3169 RG78PN117 RD35 SD2 ED13 SN58.
[S1] Wonersh History Society Archives VAD.
[S1] Wonersh History Society Archives Booklet from Wonersh, Shamley Green and Blackheath District Nurse Fund.
[S41939] National Register - 29 September 1939 RG101/1955C/008.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1968/Q2 Surrey South Western Volume 5g Page 428 age 91.
Rev Michael Owen Dewsbury
Rev Michael Owen Dewsbury was born in 1931 in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England.1 He married Margaret Alison Bell Nicoll, daughter of James Thomson Bell Nicoll and Lucy Stanfield, on 11 October 1958 in St John the Baptist, Wonersh, Surrey, England, after the banns had been read. The ceremony was witnessed by Lucy Bell Nicoll and G H Dewsbury. Michael was a Clerk in Holy Orders, his father George Herbert Dewsbury was a drapers salesman. Margaret's father James was deceased and had been the local doctor.2,3 Michale and Margaret ived in 72 Bray Road in Speke in Liverpool in February 1961 and are listed on a conveyance dated of that date about the house the Weavers. Michael and Ali emigrated to Australia with their family.3
Margaret Alison Bell Nicoll
Ruth E Dewsbury
David M Dewsbury
Sarah K Dewsbury
Michael Dewsbury4
Roderick J Dewsbury
[S3] GRO Indexes 1931/Q4 Freebridge Lynn Volume 4b Page 366.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1958/Q4 Surrey South Western Volume 5g Page 1359.
[S1] Wonersh History Society Archives James T Bell Nicoll book.
[S4250] E-mails between Rosie O'Connor and Jan Cooper from 12 August 2017.
Dr Roland Harrison Allport
M, b. circa 1876, d. 26 June 1938
Dr Roland Harrison Allport was born circa 1876 in Jamaica.1 He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census in Priory Lodge, 40 Tickford Street, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, England. Roland was a physician and surgeon living with Melville M Hailey a fellow physician and surgeon.2 He married Hilda Mabel Westlake on 11 December 1901 in Brimington, Derbyshire, England, his fatherwas Walter Harrison Allport. Roland, Hilda and Constance sailed from Tilbury on board the Magdalena a ship with the Royal Mail Steam Company on 4 November 1914 they were bound for Dominica.3 Roland a medical practitioner travelled with his wife Hilda and daughter Constance on board Caraquet arriving in St Johns Newfoundland on 2 May 1918 from Hamilton in Bermuda.1 Roland, Hilda and Constance sailed on Corsican arriving in Liverpool on 9 May 1919 from St John in Newfoundland. They gave their address in UK as Murray House, Chesterfield in Derbyshire.4 Roland, Hilda and their two daughters Phyllis and Constance gave their address as Hill House, Malden in Essex when they sailed from Liverpool on 9 April 1921 on board Antllian bound for Trinidad.3 Roland and Hilda lived in 1930 in The Corner House in Wonersh. His wife Hilda died on 11 September 1932 in Wonersh, Surrey, England.5,6 He received the probate of the estate of Hilda Mabel Allport on 21 January 1933 in London to her husband Roland. Her effects were valued at £8,990 5s 7d. Later is was declared and always understood that should her husband remarry or on his death that her estate should be divided equally amongst her two daughters Constance and Phyllis.6 He married Bertha Ritta Lovett on 6 June 1935 in Register Office, Hampstead, London, England.7,8 He left a will on 20 September 1935 written in veiw of his impending marriage. He named Bertha as his Executrix.9 He died on 26 June 1938 in Rapallo, Italy, his usual address was The Corner Cottage in Wonersh, Surrey.6,10 His estate was probated on 9 August 1938 in London to his widow Bertha. His effects were valued at £10,748 6s 7d.6
Hilda Mabel Westlake b. 1879, d. 11 Sep 1932
Phyllis Westlake Allport b. 1902, d. 1965
Constance Joan Allport b. c 1911
Bertha Ritta Lovett
[S7] Ancestry Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935.
[S41901] UK Census 1901 (RG13) - 31 March 1901 RG13 Piece 1362 Folio 11 Page 13.
[S7] Ancestry UK, Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960.
[S7] Ancestry UK, Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1932/Q3 Hambledon Volume 2a Page 220 age 53.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1935/Q3 Hampstead Volume 1a Page 2100.
[S1] Wonersh History Society Archives Donation by Jenny Fry.
[S1] Wonersh History Society Archives Conveyance of The Corner House.
[S7] Ancestry England, Andrews Newspaper Index Cards, 1790-1976 - DT 25.6.1941.
Bertha Ritta Lovett married Dr Roland Harrison Allport on 6 June 1935 in Register Office, Hampstead, London, England.1,2 Her husband Roland died on 26 June 1938 in Rapallo, Italy.3,4 She received the probate of the estate of Dr Roland Harrison Allport on 9 August 1938.3
Dr Roland Harrison Allport b. c 1876, d. 26 Jun 1938
Hilda Mabel Westlake
F, b. 1879, d. 11 September 1932
Hilda Mabel Westlake was born in 1879 in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England.1 She married Dr Roland Harrison Allport on 11 December 1901 in Brimington, Derbyshire, England, his fatherwas Walter Harrison Allport. Roland, Hilda and Constance sailed from Tilbury on board the Magdalena a ship with the Royal Mail Steam Company on 4 November 1914 they were bound for Dominica.2 Roland a medical practitioner travelled with his wife Hilda and daughter Constance on board Caraquet arriving in St Johns Newfoundland on 2 May 1918 from Hamilton in Bermuda.3 Roland, Hilda and Constance sailed on Corsican arriving in Liverpool on 9 May 1919 from St John in Newfoundland. They gave their address in UK as Murray House, Chesterfield in Derbyshire.4 Roland, Hilda and their two daughters Phyllis and Constance gave their address as Hill House, Malden in Essex when they sailed from Liverpool on 9 April 1921 on board Antllian bound for Trinidad.2 Roland and Hilda lived in 1930 in The Corner House in Wonersh. She died on 11 September 1932 in Wonersh, Surrey, England.5,6 She was buried on 14 September 1932 in Wonersh and Blackheath Cemetery, Wonersh, Surrey, England, in plot 769 after a servcie in St John the Baptist Wonersh.7 Her estate was probated on 21 January 1933 in London to her husband Roland. Her effects were valued at £8,990 5s 7d. Later is was declared and always understood that should her husband remarry or on his death that her estate should be divided equally amongst her two daughters Constance and Phyllis.6
[S3] GRO Indexes 1879/Q3 Chesterfield Volume 7b Page 687.
[S7] Ancestry Surrey, England, Church of England Burials, 1813-1987.
Constance Joan Allport
Constance Joan Allport was born circa 1911 in Dominica. She was the daughter of Dr Roland Harrison Allport and Hilda Mabel Westlake. Roland, Hilda and Constance sailed from Tilbury on board the Magdalena a ship with the Royal Mail Steam Company on 4 November 1914 they were bound for Dominica.1 Roland a medical practitioner travelled with his wife Hilda and daughter Constance on board Caraquet arriving in St Johns Newfoundland on 2 May 1918 from Hamilton in Bermuda.2 Roland, Hilda and Constance sailed on Corsican arriving in Liverpool on 9 May 1919 from St John in Newfoundland. They gave their address in UK as Murray House, Chesterfield in Derbyshire.3 Roland, Hilda and their two daughters Phyllis and Constance gave their address as Hill House, Malden in Essex when they sailed from Liverpool on 9 April 1921 on board Antllian bound for Trinidad.1
Phyllis Westlake Allport
F, b. 1902, d. 1965
Phyllis Westlake Allport was born in 1902 in Epping, Essex, England.1,2 She was the daughter of Dr Roland Harrison Allport and Hilda Mabel Westlake. Roland, Hilda and their two daughters Phyllis and Constance gave their address as Hill House, Malden in Essex when they sailed from Liverpool on 9 April 1921 on board Antllian bound for Trinidad.1 She died in 1965 in Chanctonbury, Sussex, England.3
[S3] GRO Indexes 1902/Q4 Epping Volume 4a Page 523.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1965/Q3 Chanctonbury Volume 5h Page 539 age 62.
Lewis Arthur Hawkes
M, b. 14 September 1860, d. 29 January 1944
Last Edited 26 Feb 2019
Lewis Arthur Hawkes was born on 14 September 1860 in Christchurch, New Zealand.1 He was the son of James George Hawkes. He was listed as head of household in the 1891 census in Royal National Hospital for diseases of the Chest, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, England. Lewis was the Registered Medical Physician. This hospital was opened in 1869 when it was called the National Cottage Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest. By 1964 when it closed it was known as The Royal National Hospital.2 Lewis Arthur Hawkes, son of James George Hawkes of Christchurch in New Zealand occupying premises at 9 Fore Street in the City of London was on 13 June 1894 admitted to the Freedom of the City of London.3 He married Mary Stuart Sinclair Coghill, daughter of John George Sinclair Coghill and Agnes D Darling, in 1898 in Isle of Wight, England.4 He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census in 4 Claremont Square, Clerkenwell, London, England. Both Lewis and Mary were Doctors of Medicine living with a cook and housekeeper.5 He was listed as head of household in the 1911 census in 29 Amwell Street, Clerkenwell, London, England. Lewis and Mary are both doctors of medicine. Mary's brother Harold Sinclair Coghill and sister Margaret Stormonth Coghill were staying with them together with two servants. They had no children.6 Lewis and Mary arrived in Southampton in board 'Balmoral Castle' on 24 August 1912 from Madeira. Lewis was described as a medical man.7 Lewis and Mary boarded the ship 'Patria' in Marseilles sailing to Southampton arriving on 18 January 1928. Lewis was a doctor of medicine and they lived in Wonersh.7 Lewis and Mary boarded the ship 'Koningin der Nederlanden' in Genoa arriving in Southampton on 25 January 1929/ Lewis was a Doctor and they lived in Wonersh.7 His wife Mary died on 25 November 1930 in Ashlands, Wonersh Common, Wonersh, Surrey, England.8 He received the probate of the estate of Mary Stuart Sinclair Coghill on 14 January 1931.9 He married Anna Isobel Moncrieff Penney in 1932 in Chelsea, London, England, they went to live in Lewis' home in Ashlands in Wonersh.10 On 29 September 1939 in the National Register Lewis was listed as living at Ashlands, Wonersh Common, Wonersh, Surrey, England, with his wife Anna.11 He died on 29 January 1944 in Ashlands, Wonersh Common, Wonersh, Surrey, England, at age 83.12,9 He was buried on 2 February 1944 in St John the Baptist, Wonersh, Surrey, England.13 His estate was probated on 23 March 1944 in Llandudno to Anna Isobel Moncrieff Hawkes widow. His effects were valued at £5,476 8s 10d.9
Mary Stuart Sinclair Coghill b. c 1863, d. 25 Nov 1930
Anna Isobel Moncrieff Penney b. 4 May 1889
[S7] Ancestry New Zealand, Birth Index, 1840-1950 - no image.
[S41891] UK Census 1891 (RG12) - 5 April 1891 RG12 Piece 896 Folio 145 Page 5.
[S7] Ancestry London, England, Freedom of the City Admission Papers, 1681-1930.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1898/Q2 I Wight Volume 2b Page 1277.
[S41901] UK Census 1901 (RG13) - 31 March 1901 RG13 Piece 252 Folio 155 Page 1.
[S41911] UK Census 1911 (RG14) - 2 April 1911 RG14PN1230 RG78PN42 RD14 SD2 ED15 SN109.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1932/Q1 Chelsea Volume 1a Page 707.
[S3] GRO Indexes 1944/Q1 Surrey South Western Volume 2a Page 745 age 83.
Mary Stuart Sinclair Coghill
F, b. circa 1863, d. 25 November 1930
Mary Stuart Sinclair Coghill was born circa 1863 in Shanghai, China. She was the daughter of John George Sinclair Coghill and Agnes D Darling. She was a daughter of John George Sinclair Coghill and Agnes D Coghill in the 1871 census in 24 Heriot Row, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.1 She was the daughter of John George Sinclair Coghill and Agnes D Coghill in the 1891 census St Catherines House, Church Street, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, England.2 She married Lewis Arthur Hawkes, son of James George Hawkes, in 1898 in Isle of Wight, England.3 She was the wife of Lewis Arthur Hawkes in the 1901 census in 4 Claremont Square, Clerkenwell, London, England. Both Lewis and Mary were Doctors of Medicine living with a cook and housekeeper.4 She was the wife of Lewis Arthur Hawkes in the 1911 census in 29 Amwell Street, Clerkenwell, London, England. Lewis and Mary are both doctors of medicine. Mary's brother Harold Sinclair Coghill and sister Margaret Stormonth Coghill were staying with them together with two servants. They had no children.5 Lewis and Mary arrived in Southampton in board 'Balmoral Castle' on 24 August 1912 from Madeira. Lewis was described as a medical man.6 She witnessed the marriage of Roberta Riddell and Harold S Coghill on 18 November 1915 in Kensington, London, England.7 Lewis and Mary boarded the ship 'Patria' in Marseilles sailing to Southampton arriving on 18 January 1928. Lewis was a doctor of medicine and they lived in Wonersh.6 Lewis and Mary boarded the ship 'Koningin der Nederlanden' in Genoa arriving in Southampton on 25 January 1929/ Lewis was a Doctor and they lived in Wonersh.6 She died on 25 November 1930 in Ashlands, Wonersh Common, Wonersh, Surrey, England.8 She was buried on 28 November 1930 in Wonersh and Blackheath Cemetery, Wonersh, Surrey, England, in plot 899 after a service in St John the Baptist in Wonersh.9 Her estate was probated on 14 January 1931 in London to her husband Lewis and spinsters Margaret Stormonth Coghill and Violet Hawkes. Her effects were valued at £6,226 4s 10d.10
Lewis Arthur Hawkes b. 14 Sep 1860, d. 29 Jan 1944
[S7] Ancestry 1871 Scotland Census - no image.
[S7] Ancestry London, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921.
Anna Isobel Moncrieff Penney
F, b. 4 May 1889
Last Edited 9 Aug 2017
Anna Isobel Moncrieff Penney was born on 4 May 1889. She married Lewis Arthur Hawkes, son of James George Hawkes, in 1932 in Chelsea, London, England, they went to live in Lewis' home in Ashlands in Wonersh.1 On 29 September 1939 in the National Register Anna was listed as living at Ashlands, Wonersh Common, Wonersh, Surrey, England, with her husband Lewis.2 Her husband Lewis died on 29 January 1944 in Ashlands, Wonersh Common, Wonersh, Surrey, England.3,4 She received the probate of the estate of Lewis Arthur Hawkes on 23 March 1944 in Llandudno to Anna Isobel Moncrieff Hawkes widow. His effects were valued at £5,476 8s 10d.4 Anna left London on board the ship 'Stretheden' on 30 October 1958 bound for Sydney, she gave her address as Ashlands in Wonersh.5
Edith M Moore
F, b. 8 January 1907, d. 1962
Edith M Moore was born on 8 January 1907 in Dorking, Surrey, England.1 She married Frederick George Tilbury, son of Walter Tilbury and Elizabeth Worsfold, on 3 August 1929 in St Paul, Dorking, Surrey, England, after the banns had been read. The ceremony was witnessed by Ronald Edwin Charles Burchin and James Henry Bourne. Frederick was a gardener living in 82 New Road, Chilworth. His father Walter Tilbury was a deceased and had been a council worker. Edith lived at 26 Cotmundene. Her father Joseph Edward Moore was also dead and had been a gardener.2,3 On 29 September 1939 in the National Register Edith was listed as living at 14 Water Mill Cottages, Guildford, Surrey, England, with her husband Frederick. Frederick was a jobbiing gardener living with his wife and two children with his mother in law Caroline Moore.4 She died in 1962 in Surrey, England.5
Frederick George Tilbury b. 24 Aug 1905, d. 13 Jul 1993
Lionel George Tilbury b. 20 Jun 1931, d. 20 May 1982
Leslie Charles Tilbury+ b. 6 Jun 1934, d. 22 Mar 1995
[S3] GRO Indexes 1907/Q1 Dorking Volume 2a Page 187.
[S41939] National Register - 29 September 1939 RG101/1948J/004.
Lionel George Tilbury
M, b. 20 June 1931, d. 20 May 1982
Lionel George Tilbury was born on 20 June 1931 in Surrey, England.1 He was the son of Frederick George Tilbury and Edith M Moore. On 29 September 1939 in the National Register Lionel George Tilbury was listed as living at 14 Water Mill Cottages, Guildford, Surrey, England, with his parents.2 He married Winifred A G Watson in 1955 in Surrey, England.3 He died on 20 May 1982 in 31 Great Goodwin Drive, Merrow, Surrey, England, at age 50.4,5 His estate was probated on 10 November 1982 in Winchester. His estate was valued at £6,603.5
Winifred A G Watson
[S3] GRO Indexes June 1982 Camden Volume 14 Page 1586.
Leslie Charles Tilbury
M, b. 6 June 1934, d. 22 March 1995
Leslie Charles Tilbury was born on 6 June 1934 in Surrey, England.1 He was the son of Frederick George Tilbury and Edith M Moore. On 29 September 1939 in the National Register Leslie Charles Tilbury was listed as living at 14 Water Mill Cottages, Guildford, Surrey, England, with his parents.2 He married Deidre A Barham in 1955 in Surrey, England.3 He died on 22 March 1995 in Cattershall Farmhouse, Cattershall Lane, Godalming, Surrey, England, at age 60.4,5 His estate was probated on 29 September 1995 in Winchester. His estate was valued at 3103,581.5
Deidre A Barham b. 1934
Nigel P Tilbury
Kay F Tilbury
[S3] GRO Indexes 1955/Q2 Surrey South Western Voume 5g Page 1571.
[S3] GRO Indexes March 1995 Surrey South Western Ref A4A District 7612A Entry 48.
Deidre A Barham
Deidre A Barham was born in 1934 in Surrey, England, her mothers maiden name was Fairs.1 She married Leslie Charles Tilbury, son of Frederick George Tilbury and Edith M Moore, in 1955 in Surrey, England.2 Her husband Leslie died on 22 March 1995 in Cattershall Farmhouse, Cattershall Lane, Godalming, Surrey, England.3,4
Leslie Charles Tilbury b. 6 Jun 1934, d. 22 Mar 1995
Thomas Lewry
Thomas Lewry married Violet Tilbury, daughter of Walter Tilbury and Elizabeth Worsfold, in 1913 in Hambledon, Surrey, England.1
Violet Tilbury b. 1 Jun 1893


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IIT-M faculty launch AI4Bharat to boost AI Innovation in India
IIT Madras is one of the oldest and most popular technology institutes in the country. After the students at IIT Madras developed AI tech recently to help people during natural disasters, now the faculty of the premier technology institution has come out with a major initiative to push AI in India.
The faculty at IIT Madras have launched a new AI-focused initiative called 'AI4Bharat'. The platform will help in building AI solutions to address local problems in agriculture, healthcare and other sectors.
IIT M professors, Dr Mitesh M Khapra, and Dr Pratyush Kumar are brains behind AI4Bharat. The platform is a community for AI professionals, students, domain experts, academicians, and policy makers. The professors plan to create a collaborative ecosystem to solve challenges in various sectors in India.
Dr Pratyush Kumar said, "AI is one of the defining technologies of this age. However, much of the research in AI today is driven by the problems of the West. For instance, building autonomous cars takes priority over building systems that can monitor the condition of rural roads. We need to change this by shifting the focus to India. This is where domain experts and the government would play an important role to identify problems that are unique to India and can benefit from AI."
IIT-M professors have setup 'One Fourth Labs' incubated at the IIT Madras Research Park. The lab is designed to deliver affordable hands-on courses on AI and related topics. The lab is open for students who would be mentored to solve real-world problems and accelerate innovation with AI.
The professors believe that to solve real-world AI problems, it is important to move AI research and development out of silos. The immediate goal is to create a community of 100 selected AI experts and 50 domain experts. AI4Bharat will eventually evolve as a community of like-minded people that help each other.
AI is a top technology trend right now and AI4Bharat can be a great catalyst in the pushing AI-based innovations ahead. The government think-tank, NITI Aayog is already pushing initiatives to promote AI education and NITI Aayog's global hackathon on AI is a good example of it.
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Q: If $N$ is an $R/I$-submodule of $M$ can we view $N$ as an $R$-submodule of $M$? Let $R$ be an integral domain, $M$ an $R$-module and $I\subseteq \mathrm{Ann}(M)$ an ideal of $R$. $N$ is an $R/I$-submodule of $M$ (as $R/I$-module).

Can we view $N$ as an $R$-submodule of $M$ annihilated by $I$?

A: Sure, if $M$ is any $R/I$ module, the action given by $r\cdot m:=(r+I)m$ gives an $R$ module structure on $M$, and the same can be said for any $R/I$ module including any $R/I$ submodules of $M$.
By definition, $im:=(i+I)m=0m=0$ for any $i\in I$, so $I$ annihilates $M$, and the same can be said for any $R$ module produced from an $R/I$ module using the above method.

A: For an element $a\in R$, I write $[a]\ (:=a+I)$ for its equivalence class in $R/I$.
How is it meant that $N$ is an $R/I$-submodule of the $R$-module $M$?
The only reasonable meaning of this is, that $N\subseteq M$ is a subgroup of the additive group of $M$ which admits an $R/I$ action (denoted by $\,\cdot_N\,$), which should relate the action $\,\cdot_M\,$ of $R$ on $M$ as
$$[a]\,\cdot_N\, x \ =\ a\,\cdot_M\, x$$
for all $a\in R$, $\,x\in N$.
Now if $a\in I$, then $[a]=0$ so it must satisfy $\ a\cdot x=0\,$ for all $\,x\in N\,$ by the above equation.

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In the arithmetic of love, one plus one equals everything but two minus one equals nothing. Marriage is not just the union of two individuals but it is the beginning of a beautiful blossoming relationship between two families. Marriage is like a stretched elastic tie; if one side stops making an effort to maintain balance, the entire tension gets pushed onto the other person which becomes too hard to deal with. The authenticity of marriage rests in the hands of the husband and wife solely because they are the best at fixing their marriage. Marriage could also be compared to a beautiful yet fragile flower vase and what emphasizes it's beauty is the existence of components such as trust, loyalty, integrity, security, and family.
Although it seems all so bright, colorful, rainbows, meadows and unicorns, marriage was never, is never and will never always be a cakewalk. Each marriage has its own up's and downs. What matters is how each one pulls through situations when they come head on. Whether one chooses to weave bonds closer or just pull the strings apart is completely subjective. Loving is easy but it's consistency and intensity is how each marriage differs from the other.
There could be multiple ways to look at a problem and solutions to it could be many. Try to listen and understand the perspectives of the other person and use collaborative methods to deal with any shortcomings.
There is no greater joy than being prioritized by your partner. Psychologically, it makes your partner believe in you and that they would know for sure that you would always be there for you.
A common marriage trouble in the latter stages of life. In a troubled marriage, one tends to expect the significant other to just call it quits and move on with lives individually. We are humans and not doormats to want to get walked over on. There usually is an undying effort to reconcile even though damage is done.
Trust only as much as you can. Trusting blindly will only refrain you from seeing the reality and that will end up being a toxin which would literally corrode your marriage.
Communication is the key to establish the strongest bond. You cannot expect them to figure you out completely, know your demands just like that, know what you're feeling and what you want to do unless they have special superpowers to do all of that.
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What's the dispute about
A file photo of Sajida Begum
Sheesh Mahal is a crumbling structure, badly in need of repair. It is steeped in history, for it was the abode of a long list of Nawabs of one of the oldest princely states in the region.
But, the repairs will have to wait. Today, the Mahal, spread over eight bighas in the centre of Malerkotla town, has no owner. Sealed by the government on August 2, following the death of the last recognised direct relative of the former Nawab of Malerkotla, late Iftekhar Ali Khan, the Mahal could well be the bone of prolonged legal contention.
While both the late Nawab and his fourth and last wife, Sajida Begum, died issueless, some persons, claiming to be "relatives" of the late Nawab and the Begum, have staked their claim to the Mahal. Incidentally, the Nawab had divorced Begum Sajida in 1980, following which she had married Haji Anwar Ahmed Khan, a Shiromani Akali Dal leader.
A day after Sajida Begum's death, her "relatives" took control of the Mahal, with one of them, Sajid Ali Khan alias Honey — son of the sister-in-law of Sajida — claiming that he had been adopted by Sajida when he was still a toddler.
Another claimant is Sarwar Jehan Begum of the erstwhile princely state of Kurwai in Madhya Pradesh. She is said to be a niece of the late Nawab. Still another claimant is Pakistan-based Fayyaz Ahmed Khan, a brother of Sajida. In his letter to the Deputy Commissioner of Malerkotla, Khan has said he was the rightful inheritor of the Begum's property.
When Honey and his relatives entered the Mahal and started claiming ownership, the local administration evicted all "unauthorised" persons and sealed it. Explains Dr Indu, SDM, Malerkotla, "There are a large number of rare and priceless artefacts inside the Mahal, which is in a dilapidated condition. Since there was an apprehension that these could be stolen, we decided to seal the Mahal till the ownership issue is settled."
The issue of ownership of the property is a sticky one. While the government and prominent locals point to the fact that the late Nawab, on December 9, 1971, had willed the Mahal to the Wakf Board, he had designated Sajida manager of the property till her death, after which control was to pass on to the Wakf Board.
However, after divorcing Sajida, the Nawab cancelled her managerial responsibility, appointing a 13-member committee of Muslim intellectuals to take care of the Mahal. However, there is no record of any attempt having ever been made by the Wakf Board to assume control of the Mahal after the Nawab's death.
Conspiracy theorists, and there are plenty in the small town, attribute this lapse to the fact that the Begum was a powerful figure in the Congress — she was twice elected MLA from the Malerkotla constituency, and Chairperson of the Wakf Board.
"After the Nawab's death, the property should have been taken over by the Wakf Board. But, for some inexplicable reason that did not happen, and, now, we are forced to act tough," says Dr Indu.
Yet another proverbial twist in the tale is provided by the claim of the local administration that it has in its possession an affidavit purportedly signed by the Begum. In the affidavit, the Begum claims that during her illness, many documents were got signed by her relatives, many of which could be property ownership papers.
Another will, this one signed by the Begum on July 21, 2006, just nine days before her death, has also surfaced. This one says that after her death, ownership of all her property would go to her brother, Fayyaz Ahmed Khan.
However, the residents of Malerkotla have their own demand: preserve Sheesh Mahal as a historical monument or covert it into a girls' college.
The government and the courts might also have to settle the vexed issue of ownership of a two-kanal house in Sector 2, Chandigarh, many shops in Malerkotla and costly jewellery owned by the late Begum.
Only time will tell who gets to own the Mahal and the other properties. — M.C.


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Q: StarCraft2: Breakout vs Ghost of a Chance On my 1st campaign pass I've chosen "Breakout" mission. Now I do that the 2nd time (to have everything done on Brutal) and want to choose "Ghost of a Chance".
Q1:
Remember, that the penultimate mission (I've chosen "Belly of the Beast") require Tosh to participate. If I do "Ghost of a Chance" now (actually, here I will destroy Tosh camp) will Tosh play in penultimate "Belly of the Beast" mission? Or this mission won't be allowed in this pass?
Q2:
What is influence which mission will I chose here on the further campaign?
Thanks!

A: As far as I know, what you mention about "Belly of the Beast" is incorrect.  This mission does NOT require Tosh.  Thus, you can feel free to pick Tosh or Nova without affecting any of your later mission choices.  Tosh does not participate in Belly of the Beast even if you do have him.  The mission consists of Raynor, Tychus, Swann, and Stettman only.
That said, there is a strategy that can be found here that relies on using ghosts specifically for the final mission, All-In.  That strategy can be found here.  Thus, if you want to try that, you'd need to choose Nova.
Other than that, your choice will not affect any future choices in the campaign, except for of course which flavor of cloaked ground unit you prefer most, in the event you actually even make spectres/ghosts at all.  The two abilities that differ are: Snipe (ignores armor) for Ghosts and Ultrasonic Pulse for Spectres (AoE stun attack).


WAS ABRAHAM A JEW OR AN ISRAELITE?
In the Old Testament we find the word "Jew" or "Jews" occurs 82 times. The word is found in the Book of Esther 53 times. It is in this Book that the word "Jew", in the singular, is used, for the first time in the Bible, in the year 519 B.C. So the word "Jew", in the singular, occurs for the first time 1400 years after the call of Abram.
The plural, "Jews", occurs for the first time in II Kings 16:6 in the year 739 B.C., or nearly 1200 years after the call of Abram. The Hebrew word is "Yehuwdiy". The name "Jew" is not applied to the ten tribes. Concerning them we read in II Kings 23:27, "I have removed Israel." Originally the word "Jew" meant a descendant of Judah who was the son of Israel. So the Hebrew word means a Judahite.
It is interesting to note that although Isaiah was Jehovah's prophet to Judah he mentioned Israel 92 times. He did not use the word "Jew" even once, except as he referred to their language in Isaiah 36:11 and 13. It is also interesting to note that although David was of the Tribe of Judah, he never used the word "Jew" in the Psalms that he wrote. The word "Israel" is found 62 times in the Psalms.
It is also interesting to note in Esther 2:5 that Mordecai is called a Jew; although in that same verse it is recorded that he descended from Benjamin. This same information is given us concerning Saul of Tarsus or Paul the Apostle. In Acts 21:39 and 22:3 Paul said, "I am a Jew". In Philippians 3:5 he said, "of the tribe of Benjamin, an Hebrew of the Hebrews." In Romans 11:1 and II Corinthians 11:22 he says, "I am an Israelite". So then we learn that Saul of Tarsus was of the tribe of Benjamin; that he was a Hebrew; that he was a Jew; that he was an Israelite. Benjamin was associated with Judah after the Kingdom of Israel was divided.
As we turn to the New Testament Scriptures we learn that the word "Jew" in the singular and in the plural is used 193 times. It is very interesting to note that in the synoptic Gospels, Matthew, Mark and Luke, the word is used only 16 times; while in John's Gospel the word "Jew" occurs 70 times. In the Book of Acts the word occurs 79 times. The word "Israel" occurs in the Old Testament Scriptures 2494 times. In the New Testament Scriptures the word "Israel" occurs 74 times; "Israelite" 4 times. The first occurrence of the expression "children of Israel" is found in Genesis 36:31 and there referred to the first descendants of Jacob, rather than to the Nation Israel. We have more of the history of the birth of that Nation in the Book of Exodus. In that Book, as well as in other Books that make up the Pentateuch, God's people are not called "Jews". In the Book of Exodus, before the Law was given, they are called "the children of Israel" 62 times. After the Law was given, 39 times. After the Book of Exodus they were called by that name for many centuries.
In the New Testament Scriptures we learn that "Israel" and "Jews" are used interchangeably. Nicodemus was a ruler of the Jews. John 3:1. Christ called Nicodemus "A master of Israel". John 3:10. We learn that Christ was called "the King of Israel", in Matthew 27:42, Mark 15:32, John 1:49 and John 12:13. According to Matthew 2:2, Christ was born King of the Jews; and in that same chapter, the sixth verse, he had come to rule Israel. When He was crucified, the superscription placed above His head was "King of the Jews".
According to Luke 1:16, John the Baptist was to turn many of the children of Israel to Christ. At that time Simeon was waiting for the consolation of Israel. Luke 2:25. Associated with him in the religion of the Jews was a woman of the tribe of Asher. Luke 1:36. Christ was a Jew but He was sent to Israel. Matthew 15:24.
After the resurrection of Christ, His own disciples trusted that He would have redeemed Israel; and several days later asked the question, "Wilt thou at this time restore again the kingdom to Israel?" Luke 24:21 to 24. Acts 1:6. They did not ask if He would restore the kingdom to the Jews; although according to Acts 10:28 and Galatians 2:14, Peter was a Jew. On the Day of Pentecost Peter addressed the Jews first, as "ye men of Judea"; and then, as "ye men of Israel". Acts 2:5, Acts 2:14 and Acts 2:22. Peter and his associates were Galileans. Acts 2:7. Compare Acts 2:36 with I Thessalonians 2:15.
In Paul's ministry, recorded in the Book of Acts, we learn of the opposition from the Jews and the judgments which he pronounced upon them. But when we turn to Romans 11:7, he referred to them as "Israel", and declares in Romans 11:26, "all Israel shall be saved". This is to be because the gifts and calling of God are without repentance and for the fathers' sakes. Romans 11:28 and 29. God's gifts and calling to the fathers was for the whole house of Israel, the twelve tribes. According to Matthew 19:28, the twelve apostles in the coming Kingdom age are to judge the twelve tribes. According to Hebrews 8:9 to 11, the whole house of Israel is to be saved under the New Covenant. Read Acts 26:7.
In Romans 9:4 the question is, "Who are Israelites?" To them belong the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the law, the fathers, and Christ. The same thought is expressed; in Romans 3:1 in the question, "What advantage then hath the Jews?" The oracles of God were committed to them. The oracles of God were committed to all Israel. So we see that Israel and the Jew are used interchangeably. The "land of the Jews" us also called the "land of Israel". Matthew 2:20 and Acts 10:39. Paul was sent to the children of Israel. Acts 9:25. But he became a Jew to the Jews. I Corinthians 9:20.
Thus we see the word, "Jew" refers not only to the descendants of Judah, but to the Israelites and proselytes who practiced the Jews' religion. Even the Persian Gentiles in the days of Esther became Jews. Esther 8:17. And the proselytes of Acts 2:10 were devout Jews. Acts 2:5. This age is divided into "Jews, Gentiles and the Church of God." I Corinthians 10:32. After the birth of the Nation Israel and until Pentecost, there were Jews and Gentiles. Before the birth of the Nation Israel and until Pentecost, there were Jews and Gentiles. Before the birth of the Nation Israel there was neither the Jew nor the Church of God. The Hebrew word translated "Gentile" is also translated "heathen" and "nation".
Abram was a Hebrew according to Genesis 14:13. His grandson was Israel. His great grandson was Judah. Judah came from Israel. Both Judah and Israel came from Abraham. It is in this sense only that Abraham could be called either a Jew or an Israelite. Therefore strictly speaking, Abraham was not a Jew. Jacob was not a Jew. If we say that Judah was a Jew we could not say that his eleven brothers were Jews.
"BY FAITH ABRAHAM, WHEN HE WAS CALLED TO GO OUT INTO A PLACE WHICH HE SHOULD AFTER RECEIVE FOR AN INHERITANCE OBEYED; AND HE WENT OUT, NOT KNOWING WHITHER HE WENT." Hebrews 11:8.
"FOR WHEN GOD MADE PROMISE TO ABRAHAM, BECAUSE HE COULD SWEAR BY NO GREATER, HE SWEAR BY HIMSELF." Hebrews 6:13. "BUT WHEN THE TIME OF THE PROMISE DREW NIGH, WHICH GOD HAD SWORN TO ABRAHAM, THE PEOPLE GREW AND MULTIPLIED IN EGYPT." Acts 7:17.
Because of the oath which God "sware to our father Abraham" Israel shall be "saved from our enemies," and from the "hand of all that hate us." Luke 1:71 to 73.
"ART THOU OUR GOD, WHO DIDST DRIVE OUT THE INHABITANTS OF THIS LAND BEFORE THY PEOPLE ISRAEL, AND GAVEST IT TO THE SEED OF ABRAHAM THY FRIEND FOREVER?" II Chronicles 20:7.
Read also Isaiah 41:8 to 14.
God made His covenant with Abraham 430 years before He made His Law covenant with Israel, through Moses, at Sinai. Galatians 3:17. The Law contract was made about 1490 B.C. The promises were made to Abram about 1920 B.C. or about 2080 A.H.
The Seed promised to Abraham was Christ, of whom Isaac was the type. Galatians 3:16. Isaac was the child of promise and a type of the child of God saved by grace. Galatians 4:28 and 31.
The record of God's covenant with Abram, restated after his name was changed; to Abraham, when he was circumcised at the age of 99, is in Genesis 12 to 21. The record of the oath confirming the covenant is in Genesis 22:1 to 15. It was to that oath that James referred when he wrote that Abraham was justified by works. James 2:21. In Romans 4:1 to 6, Paul referred to the covenant of promise. When Abram believed God, he was reckoned righteous. Genesis 15:6. Romans 4:3. Galatians 3:6. Abraham was just as righteous before God during the 40 years before he had offered Isaac as "when he had offered Isaac." He showed his faith by his works.
Now, we turn to Genesis and gather some information concerning God's dealings with Abram and His promise which He confirmed with an oath.
"And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse them that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed." Genesis 12:1 to 3.
"And the Lord appeared unto Abram, and said, Unto thy seed will I give this land: and there builded he an altar unto thee Lord, Who appeared unto him." Genesis 12:7.
"For all the land which thou seest to thee will I give it, and to thy seed forever. "And I will make thy seed as the dust of the earth; so that If a man can number the dust of the earth, then shall thy seed also be numbered." Genesis 13:14 to 16.
"And he brought him forth abroad, and said Look now toward heaven, and tell the stars, if thou be able to number them: and He said unto him, So shall thy seed be." Genesis 15:1 and 5 "Neither shall thy name any more be called Abram, but thy name shall be Abraham; for a father of many nations have I made thee.
"And I will establish My covenant between Me and thee and thy seed after thee in their generations for an everlasting covenant, to be a God unto thee, and to thy seed after thee" Genesis 17:1 to 7.
"AND I WILL GIVE UNTO THEE, AND TO THY SEED AFTER THEE, THE LAND WHEREIN THOU ART A STRANGER, ALL THE LAND OF CANAAN; FOR AN EVERLASTING POSSESSION; AND I WILL BE THEIR GOD." Genesis 17:8.
"And Abraham was ninety years old and nine, when he was circumcised in the flesh of his foreskin." Genesis 17:24.
"And Abraham circumcised his son Isaac being eight days old, as God had commanded him." Genesis 21:4.
"And Abraham was an hundred years old, when his son Isaac was born unto him." Genesis 21:5.
"And in thy seed shall all the nations of the earth be blessed; because thou hast obeyed My voice." Genesis 22:16 to 18.
1—I will show thee the land.
4—I will make of thee a great nation.
5—I will give to thy seed, the land of Canaan.
6—In thy seed shall all families of the earth be blessed.
"AND ALSO THAT NATION, WHOM THEY SHALL SERVE, WILL I JUDGE; AND AFTERWARD SHALL THEY COME OUT WITH GREAT SUBSTANCE." Geneses 15:13 and 14.
Abram was 86 years old when Hagar bare Ishmael to Abram. Genesis 16:16. In Genesis 17:20, God promised to Ishmael a great nation; that twelve princes would come from him. Ishmael means "The Lord will hear". He was born after the flesh, of the bondwoman. Galatians 4:23. Hagar and Ishmael, in the allegory, stand for the old covenant.
Isaac, the son of the free woman, was by promise. Galatians 4:23. Isaac means "laughter". He was born about 2183 A.H. In Genesis 24 and 25 we have the record of Isaac's marriage to Rebecca and the birth of Jacob and Esau. Jacob means "Cheater" or "Supplanter". Jacob's brother was Esau, also Edom, which means "Red".
In Genesis 29 and 30, we have the record, of Jacob's marriage to Rachel and Leah, the daughters of Laban, whom Jacob served. In addition to the children born unto Jacob, by Rachel and Leah, other sons were born unto him by Bilhah and Zilpah. The names of Jacob's twelve sons were as follows Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, Benjamin, Joseph, Dan, Naphtali, Gad and Asher. Exodus 1:2.
"AND ALL THE SOULS THAT CAME OUT OF THE LOINS OF JACOB WERE SEVENTY SOULS, FOR JQSEPH WAS IN EGYPT ALREADY." Exodus 1:5.
The name "Jacob" occurs 346 times in the Old Testament and 25 times in the New Testament Scriptures.
The record of God's dealing with Jacob at Bethel, which means "the house of God", is recorded in Genesis 28:12 to 22; a very interesting and significant story. The ladder of the vision was a type of the Son of man. John 1:51. It was at Bethel that God renewed the Covenant He had made with Abraham and Isaac. The dealings of God with Jacob at Peniel are recorded in Genesis 32:24 to 32. Peniel means "the face of God". It was there that God changed the name of Jacob to Israel; meaning "power with God". After the wrestling which took place there the hollow of Jacob's thigh was touched in the sinew that shrank.
There are few stories in the Bible as interesting as the story of Joseph, the favored son of Israel, who was sold by his brethren and who was carried away to Egypt, to become the saviour of the world. Surely Joseph was a type of the Lord Jesus, Israel's Messiah.
The final words and death of Jacob are recorded in Genesis 47:27 to 31. He died at the age of 147 years. Joseph died at the age of 110 years. Genesis 50:26.
Now we turn to Exodus 12:37 and learn that about 600,000 Israelites came up out of Egypt about 1490 B.C. This was beside children and women.
According to God's promise to Abraham in Genesis 15:13 and 14, these Israelites spoiled the Egyptians. Exodus 12:36. And, "the sojourneying of the children of Israel who dwelt in Egypt was 430 years." Exodus 12:40 to 41. They were delivered from Egypt and Pharaoh, because of God's covenant with Abraham, Isaac and; Jacob. Exodus 2:24 and 25. The children of Israel were saved from destruction in the wilderness because of God's covenant with these fathers. Exodus 32:13 and 14. References are made to this Covenant in Leviticus 26:42, Deuteronomy 9:27, Deuteronomy 30:20, II Kings 13:23, Psalm 105:9 and 42, Isaiah 41:5 to 12, Isaiah 51:2 and 3, Isaiah 63:15 and 16, Micah 7:20.
Because of God's oath-supported covenant given to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob we behold, today His miraculous preservation of the Jews. They number about 17,000,000, or a little more than one per cent of the inhabitants of the world. We still speak of the Jews as a nation, although they are now scattered among several hundred nations. And the land which God gave to them is being trodden down of the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled. Luke 21:24. Then all Israel shall be saved and their land and the kingdom restored to them; for the fathers' sake. And this is to be in accordance with another covenant which God made with David. II Samuel 7:12 to 20, Romans 11:25 to 30.
The story is told in Ezekiel 36, 37 and 38.


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Sokrat investment group participated in the Investing in Corporate Ukraine conference, organized by Financial Times Global Events, on April 23, 2008. At the conference, Sokrat presented during a specialized seminar on mergers and acquisitions. Vladislav Ostapenko, the director of Sokrat's investment and banking department, Michail Gibbons, the president of Global M&A (USA), Franz Weber, the managing partner of CD Invest Austria&South East Europe, Marc J. Lewis, ZAT Deloitte&Touche USC, Jean-Marc Metzger, the executive director of Financiere de Courcelles (France) and Natalya Polischuk, the director of Advent International (Ukraine), were among the attendees. Within this seminar, the participants addressed international experience in mergers and acquisitions, features of international deals and assessment of recent deals made in Ukraine.
Gibbons was a special, distinguished guest at this conference. Sokrat has been an exclusive partner of this organization in Ukraine since Feb. 2007 and has access to network members' information resources 35 countries throughout the world. This type of partnership enables Sokrat to quickly provide its customers with information on their business, assessment of business on different markets and receive information from the partners of Global M&A on similar sales, deal values and their connections in the areas where they may be of interest to certain customers. This type of partnership also allows for access to updated information on investment opportunities available in each of the countries that participate in Global M&A.
Vladislav Ostapenko in his speech dedicated to the topic: "Ukraine is an attractive country in respect of acquisitions. The survey of the Ukrainian market for mergers and acquisitions" has marked the key trends and development scenarios in the most attractive sectors of the Ukrainian economy: banking, insurance, pharmaceuticals and retail. Thus, the banking sector of Ukraine features growing capitalization, high rates of asset growth, consolidation and a growing share of foreign capital in the mid-size banks segment. The prevailing development trends in the retail sector, which has demonstrated dynamic growth in the last few years, are increasing their formats to the levels of super and hypermarkets, cash&carry and rapid regional expansion. The pharmaceutical sector is looking forward to foreign companies coming to Ukrainian markets, which could accelerate domestic production modernization, as well as increase the market share for innovative products (both from domestic and foreign manufacturers). The insurance market features growing competition between Ukrainian and foreign insurance companies, active development of regional networks and growing activity in life insurance sector.
Also, within the section dedicated to IPO issues, Sokrat presented a report entitled, "IPO: Optimistic or pessimistic prognosis?", which was delivered by Oleg Babur, the vice president of the Sokrat Investment and Banking Department. According to Babur, in general, notwithstanding the crisis condition, the valuation of Ukrainian public companies on global stock markets has shown the same indicators as in the period before the crisis and the valuation of some issuing companies has even grown. In 2007, the volume of Ukrainian issuing companies' public offerings amounted to USD 1.2 bln compared to USD 130 mln in 2006. However, this is less than 1% of the GDP. For comparison, in Russia this ratio is 1.8% and in Kazakhstan it is 5.7%. According to Babur, the shortage in IPO offers (including those on developing markets) accumulates the residual demand and respective liquidity and may be proved economically advantageous for first offerings of issuing companies from Ukraine, even notwithstanding the unfavorable dynamics on the global markets.
"The discussions that took place during the course of the conference have reflected a growing interest on the part of international financial institutions in the Ukrainian market. It is necessary to note that not only Ukrainian investment banks express optimism in respect of the development prospects of Ukrainian economy. However, this attitude is also shared by global investment banks that participated in the conference. Undoubtedly, the global financial crisis will lead to a slowing down in the activities in the field of M&A and public offerings (IPO). At the same time, Ukrainian companies are undergoing the phase of dynamic development and becoming more known. The majority of investors are looking forward to strengthening activity in the capital market as soon as in the second half of this year and considering agriculture, pharmaceuticals and industries oriented to the end consumer as the most attractive industries for further investments," Vladislav Ostapenko said.
Investing in Corporate Ukraine was organized by Financial Times Global Events. The conference featured more than 30 speakers, among them were representatives of the largest Ukrainian corporations, such as DTEK and SCM, major financial institutions, such as The Bank of New York Mellon, DLA Piper Ukraine LLC, Financière de Courcelles, OJSC Allseeds Group International, The Finance and Credit Bank, The World Bank, Moody's, The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and key government officials, including Segey Moskvin, the deputy chairman of the board of the Ukrainian State Agency for Investments and Innovations, Anatoly Balyuk, the chairman of the State Commission for Securities and the Stock Market, Alexandr Potimkov, the deputy chairman of the board of the Ukrainian State Property Fund. The main topics addressed at the conference were the prospects of the development of the Ukrainian economy in 2008, the assessment of investment attractiveness of the Ukrainian market for investors, mergers and acquisitions from the point of view of the Ukrainian market, the experience and assessment of Ukrainian companies' readiness for IPO and privatization processes in Ukraine.
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Most of us know nitrous oxide as "laughing gas", used for its anaesthetic effects. But nitrous oxide is also one of the main stratospheric ozone depleting substances – and we are releasing more of it into the atmosphere than previously thought.
Around half of the food produced in the world today is grown with the support of nitrogen fertilizers. Consequently, the use of fertilizers containing nitrogen have greatly enhanced nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions to the atmosphere during the last two decades.
Far from being an unharmful laughing gas however, N2O is actually the third most important long-lived greenhouse gas, after carbon dioxide and methane. And – according to senior scientist Rona L. Thompson from NILU – Norwegian Institute for Air Research emissions of N2O are increasing rapidly.
In a paper recently published in Nature Climate Change, Thompson and her co-authors present estimates of N2O emissions for 1998-2016, determined from three atmospheric transport models with atmospheric N2O observations from global networks.
Increasing use of nitrogen fertilizers is leading to higher N2O levels in the atmosphere
"We see that the N2O emissions have increased considerably during the past two decades, but especially from 2009 onwards", Thompson says. "Our estimates show that the emission of N2O has increased faster over the last decade than estimated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) emission factor approach."
In the study, Thompson et.al. states that N2O in the atmosphere has risen steadily since the mid-20th century. This rise is strongly linked to an increase in nitrogen substrates released to the environment. Since the mid-20th century, the production of nitrogen fertilizers, widespread cultivation of nitrogen-fixing crops (such as clover, soybeans, alfalfa, lupins, and peanuts), and the combustion of fossil and biofuels has increased enormously the availability of nitrogen substrates in the environment.
"The increased nitrogen availability has made it possible to produce a lot more food, Thompson explains. "The downside is of course the environmental problems associated with it, such as rising N2O levels in the atmosphere."
Rate of increase has been underestimated
Thompson et al. found that N2O emissions increased globally by 1.6 (1.4-1.7) million tonnes of nitrogen per year (approximately 10% of the global total) between 2000-2005 and 2010-2015. This is about twice the amount reported to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change based on the amount of nitrogen fertilizer and manure used and the default emission factor specified by the IPCC.
In their paper, Thompson et.al. argue that this discrepancy is due to an increase in the emission factor (that is, the amount of N2O emitted relative to the amount of N-fertilizer used) associated with a growing nitrogen surplus. This suggests that the IPCC method, which assumes a constant emission factor, may underestimate emissions when the rate of nitrogen input and the nitrogen surplus are high.
From their inversion-based emissions, Thompson et.al estimate a global emission factor of 2.3 ± 0.6%, which is significantly larger than the IPCC default for combined direct and indirect emissions of 1.375%.
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The larger emission factor, and the accelerating emission increase found from the inversions suggest that N2O emission may have a non-linear response at global and regional scales with high levels of nitrogen input.
Thus, Thompson and her colleagues recommend using more complex algorithms and region-specific emission factors to estimate N2O.
So how can these new estimates help lower global N2O emissions?
"Our results suggest that reducing nitrogen fertilizer use in regions where there is already a large nitrogen surplus, will result in larger than proportional reductions in N2O emissions", Thompson says. "This is particularly relevant in regions such as East Asia, where nitrogen fertilizer could be used more efficiently, without reducing crop yields".
Figure 1. Observed and modelled global mean growth rates of N2O. Observed growth rates are shown based on the NOAA discrete sampling network and, for comparison, the AGAGE network. Modelled growth rates were calculated by sampling 4D mixing ratio fields at the times and locations of the NOAA observations. All growth rates were calculated with annual time steps and are shown as 1-year running averages.
Figure 2. Annual N2O emissions from the atmospheric inversions for 1998 to 2016 (units: million tonnes of nitrogen per year, TgN y-1). Dashed lines show the prior and solid lines the posterior emissions. INV1 data prior to 2005 for USA are shown as a dotted line as these data are more uncertain.
Read the article Acceleration of global N2O emissions seen from two decades of atmospheric inversion in Nature Climate Change
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Take a Look Inside is an album by Melbourne-based punk rock outfit, Bodyjar. The line-up were  Cameron Baines on guitar, Ben Petterson on vocals and guitar, Grant Relf on bass guitar and backing vocals, and Charles Zerafa on drums. Recorded in 1994 at Sing Sing Studios in Richmond, it was produced and engineered by two members of United States punk band, Descendents: Bill Stevenson and Stephen Egerton. The lead single, "Time to Grow Up", received moderate radio airplay on Melbourne based RRR FM, and on Australian national youth radio station Triple J.

Track listing
 "Do Not Do"
 "Time to Grow Up"
 "Gee and Al"
 "So Easy"
 "Nothing's Clear"
 "Joker"
 "2 Many Times"
 "Double Standard"
 "Punk Ass"
 "Hardway"
 "Parking Space"
 "Take A Look Inside"

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Do you want to catch a muskie, but don't know where to go and how to go about it?
What if I told you that I found a lake that's relatively small (about 5,000 acres) and loaded with muskies that stretch to 50-plus inches? This summer, I discovered Thaddeus Lake, near Dryden, Ontario, Canada, and it is fantastic.
There are few places I know where you have a very good chance of catching a monster muskie, limits of walleyes, drag-burning pike, and tons of fighting smallmouth bass, all within sight of the lodge. No fighting big waves or making big runs to where the action is happening. And convenient when you want to come back to camp to take a break, have lunch, or take a quick nap without burning a ton of gas or time.
Although the walleye fishing at Thaddeus is excellent, I was truly impressed with the ferocity and number of muskies we saw and caught during our stay. We only targeted muskies for three days, yet our party of six anglers saw more than 40 muskies, boating 8, with 4 other muskies that were hooked but threw the lures when they leapt out of the water!
My daughter, Kristi, and her new husband, Nate, both caught their first muskies ever. Nate took big-fish honors for the week, with a whopper of 49 inches!
The muskies were actively patrolling outside weed edges in about 13 to 15 feet. The most productive lures were Venom spinners, jerkbaits, and glide baits. We would stay off the edge of the weedlines and cast at and over the weeds. Several of our muskies struck at boatside during figure 8s. It is important to wear polarized sunglasses to spot a following fish and immediately go into a figure 8 to get the fish to bite.
The figure 8 technique is one where, at the end of your cast, you push the rod tip down toward the water and work your lure to the left or right and swing it around in a figure-8 pattern. This change in direction and speed is often the trick to get relatively inactive fish to actually strike. Try to do a figure 8 at the end of every cast, because you never know how far back the muskie is lurking from your lure, and you might not see the fish.
We were visiting in August, but September and October are also excellent months to get in on Thaddeus Lake muskie action.
The walleye fishing is good almost anytime of the year, with limits of fish up to 30 inches long. We only spent one day walleye fishing, and although we didn't get into any monster fish, we caught limits of great-tasting 'eyes, with the biggest at 26 inches.
Most of our walleyes came from sandy/rocky points that are located in various areas of the lake. I'm sure if we took the time, we could have found walleyes in and around weeds as well.
The technique that produced the most walleyes for us? Live-bait rigs tipped with live minnows and chubs.
Thaddeus Lake is located in an area loaded with hunting opportunity, too––and not just 'bonus' hunting opportunity. The lodge is smack dab in the middle of the finest bear territory in Ontario, for example.
In 2015, there was 100 percent success rate for the multitudes of bear hunters in camp. Kristi and Nate were both successful, each bagging their first bears.
In addition, there is superb grouse hunting available close by as well. And get this: it's one of those rare locations where you can hunt for ruffed and spruce grouse in the woods, and the prairie-loving sharp-tailed grouse on the same trip.
So take my word for it… this is a gem of a lake if you are looking for a great fishing trip, hunting trip, or combo trip. In fact, it's as close to a sure thing as you're likely to find.
Notes: Thaddeus Lake Lodge (thaddeuslakelodge.com or 807-529-3377) has reasonably-priced quaint housekeeping cabins, and is managed by Marty Ouelette, who knows the fishing and is an expert bear guide. It's owned by Perry and Eric Parks, also owners of Skinzit, the electric fish skinner creating a buzz for its ease of cleaning/skinning eater-sized walleyes and panfish.


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Shenley Church End CC held their Annual General Meeting at Abbey Hill Golf Club on Thursday 25th October, chaired by first year head Ian Peacock and attended by many of the club.
With Shenley's season being disrupted by the bad summer downpours, it was wholeheartedly agreed that 2007 wasn't the greatest season of cricketing action, and looked back at the missed opportunity of promotion in Morrant Four Counties Division Three as the main success - and disappointment to those who were most involved in the Saturday line-up.
There were no changes to any of the main committee members. Ian Peacock was unanimously given the green light to carry on as Chairman. Andy Peacock and Stuart Burke were retained as Treasurer and Secretary, plus Jay Fletcher carried on his role as Fixture Secretary.
A motion was carried for two increase in money making capacities. The yearly subscription to SCECC would be increased to � from � in order to raise extra funds. Also, a slightly light hearted increase comes in the form of fines, that will be dished out if Shenley's batsmen suffer a dropped catch by the opposition whilst in action themselves!
Stuart Hardwick remain as Saturday Captain, after a terrific campaign which almost culminated in promotion. Saturday Vice Captain for the 2008 season is Richard Fletcher, ably assisting Hardwick for the 3rd year running.
However, Fletcher decided to relinquish the Sunday Captain role after 9 years due to family commitments. Ian Peacock also stepped down as Sunday Vice Captain, citing his match commitments hampered. This meant a new pair would step into the role.
Simon Sidwell agreed to take over the captaincy for the forthcoming season, while Jay Fletcher and Anthony Brace battled for the deputy spot. Jay eventually won on a vote, but Anthony's bold interest was welcomed by the attendees.
Stuart Burke stepped down as Midweek skipper, only to be ably replaced by incoming captain and long serving midweek player Grahame Wild.
In addition to the �0 raised by the Four Pitch Challenge walkers, president Mick Holman made a sizeable donation to our fund raising efforts - named the Sight Screen Fighting Fund - for which the club thank Mick wholeheartedly for his contribution - not just the donation, for his Sunday umpiring efforts also.
The usual course of the AGM saw reports from all committee members and current captains, as well as discussions on all aspects of the club. A vote for the Clubman's trophy took place, and healthy dialogue about club activities. Members and those affiliated with SCECC can obtain any of this information from either Ian Peacock or Nick Rogers.
Attendees: Nick Rogers, Mike Holman, Ian Peacock, Stuart Burke, Andy Peacock, Stuart Hardwick, Richard Fletcher, Jay Fletcher, Simon Sidwell, Colin Wayman, Graham Teagle, Chris Peacock, Shaun Fox, Homer Evans, Anthony Brace.


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L'elisir d'amore
Warmth and sparkling laughter highlights Donizetti's greatest romantic comedy
23 May – 18 July 2020
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Sophisticated and wealthy, Adina is the toast of her small Italian town.
Country boy Nemorino loves her, but she only has eyes for Belcore, the smooth-talking sergeant who has swept her off her feet. So when a travelling doctor arrives in town, Nemorino pins all his hopes on a magical love potion. But nothing in this topsy-turvy comedy is ever quite as it seems…
Light, lyrical and bursting with energy, L'elisir d'amore was the biggest success of Donizetti's career – a comedy with the softest of hearts and the sweetest of melodies, including Nemorino's much-loved aria 'Una furtive lagrima'. Updating the action to the 1940s, Annabel Arden's production celebrates the opera's original joyful, colourful spirit, painting a picture of an Italy on the brink of political change.
Directed by Annabel Arden with Enrique Mazzola conducting two exciting young casts.
Sunny, funny, with hummable tunes and happy endings – we recommend L'elisir d'amore is if you're bringing children to Festival 2020.
A revival of the 2009 production. Sung in Italian with English supertitles.
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A 19TH-CENTURY ITALIAN VILLAGE
The harvesters are resting from their labours while the landowner Adina reads a book. The peasant Nemorino admires Adina – so learned, so lovely, yet so uninterested in him. Adina bursts out laughing and is asked to explain. Mockingly, she relates how Tristan and Isolde were brought together by a love-potion.
To the sound of a drum, a troop of soldiers marches in, led by the handsome Sergeant Belcore, who promptly presents Adina with flowers as proof of his affection. He asks her when she will marry him; she defers the decision while Nemorino laments his shyness.
Left alone with Adina, Nemorino presses his suit. She palms him off; he would do better to visit his uncle, who is seriously ill. She is capricious, she tells him, and will never settle down. He is the opposite, he responds, and can think of no one but her.
To great tantara, the quack Dr Dulcamara arrives and starts selling his beauty treatments and cures for ailments. Nemorino asks if he has Queen Isolde's love-potion. Yes, indeed, replies Dulcamara – and sells him a bottle of plonk that will take, he says, a day to work.
Nemorino drinks it and, feeling an immediate effect, tries its influence on Adina; he feels sure that she will be his within 24 hours.
Belcore enters, reinstating his claims. To spite the newly confident Nemorino, Adina agrees to marry Belcore in six days. Nemorino is exultant. But suddenly a despatch arrives ordering the soldiers away the following morning. Adina agrees to bring the marriage forward to that very day.
Nemorino pleads with her to wait one day longer, but to no avail. As the preparations begin, he is in despair.
The wedding celebrations are in full swing, though Adina is annoyed that Nemorino has not shown up to witness them. The notary arrives – but still no sign of Nemorino. Finally he enters, disconsolate, and appeals to Dulcamara to give him something that will make him immediately beloved. Dulcamara, who intends to leave within half an hour, offers another bottle, but Nemorino has no money to pay for it.
Belcore wanders in, wondering why Adina is now delaying the marriage formalities until the evening. He finds Nemorino desperate for money, and reminds him that he can earn 20 scudi – cash, on the spot – by joining the army. Nemorino signs up and, grabbing the money, goes in search of Dulcamara.
Meanwhile news is sweeping the village of the death of Nemorino's uncle, who has left him a fortune. Suddenly, all the village girls are after him – which he puts down to the effect of the love-potion.
Dulcamara explains to the mystified Adina that the love-potion is clearly working for the poor, rejected lad. Feeling guilty, Adina vows to win his love back through other means.
Alone, Nemorino ponders the single tear he has seen in Adina's eye. She must love him after all!
Adina approaches him shyly. He must not leave the village. She herself has bought back his army papers, and gives them to him. If she does not love him, he tells her, he would rather die a soldier – and promptly gives them back. Finally, she admits her feelings.
Belcore, finding them together, consoles himself with the thought of the thousands of other women in the world. The villagers wave goodbye to Dulcamara, who drives off to conquer new markets.
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Celia Blakey and William Lock
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IMO: UCHE NWOSU'S ARREST REAL OR SURREAL?
Dec 28, 2021 Opinion News, Rochas Okorocha
IT LOOKED LIKE A TRAGICOMEDY CRIME SCENE IN NOLLYWOOD MOVIE
…ROCHAS MUST LEAVE IMO ALONE FOR IMO TO LEAVE HIM ALONE
…GOVERNOR UZODIMMA AND HIS GOVERNMENT EXONERATED
By Ogu Bundu Nwadike, M.A
The news and the stories surrounding the purported arrest, detention and eventual release of Chief Uche Nwosu by men of the Nigeria Police has come, and is still fresh in public domain. It happened! There's no controversy about that!
In spite of copious clashing and conflicting speculations about what transpired, the Police has confirmed that it wasn't an abduction but an arrest. The Inspector General of Police (IGP) subsequently purportedly ordered the release of the suspect.
There's the need for the Police to inform the public why they arrested the suspect and why they went about it the way they did. Government of Imo State doesn't teach the Police its job, duties and responsibilities!
Yet, some points in the swift act of the arrest left the hint that what happened at Nkwerre on Sunday, December 26, 2021 may be more surreal than real. Yet, disbelief must be suspended for a proper enjoyment of the act, which looked like a clip from a Hanks Anukwu crime movie!
Why did the arrest have to be at the premises of a church? It smacked of a ploy to pitch the church against the government and blackmail the government. But the prompt statement of the church about the incident has exonerated the government of any complicity in the incident.
Why were photos of Uche Nwosu in handcuffs taken right inside the supposed security vehicle that transported him to the airport in Enugu and why were the photos quickly published on the social media?
Who took the photoshots of Uche Nwosu in the security vehicle displaying his handcuffs? Who published the photos on the social media? Of course, it can't be by the orthodox police! It's not in their character!
Why was it reported that the Inspector General of Police ordered the release of Chief Uche Nwosu? Who briefed the IGP about the arrest and guided him on the reasons for the arrest within the hour? On what grounds was the suspect released by the IGP Order?
A chieftain of the Agburu Confraternity prominently featured in the swift bail of the suspect. Was it an accident or was he positioned in Abuja to perform the role of promptly signing the bail of the suspect as the case may require?
The foregoing questions are too thought-provoking that CampRoche and CampUche should better proffer answers to them before it's concluded that the entire arrest drama was a premeditated hoax by highly placed politicians and public servants.
Coming few days before the January 3, 2022 date that His Excellency, Governor Hope Uzodimma promised to reveal the names of people sponsoring insecurity in the State, reputable pundits have strongly argued that the arrest of Uche Nwosu may have been concocted to divert the interest and attention of Ndimo, Nigerians and the world.
The egg heads argue further that the arrest of the ex-Chief of Staff to the government of his father-in-law, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, seems to have been aimed by the perpetrators to curry undue, undeserved sympathy from the members of the public.
However, that's neither here nor there as what should guide the narrative is the claim by the Police to be responsible for the arrest of the controversial guber candidate in the 2019 governorship election. Anything else is baby girl gossip!
Then, one question worth asking is why did the journey to Abuja with the suspect entail travelling all the way from Nkwerre to far away Enugu Airport when there's a nearer airport in Imo?
Why did Senator Rochas Okorocha deem it fit to attack the government of Imo State as complicit in the arrest drama, whereas the Police claimed responsibility? What's it that Rochas is grinding with the governor of Imo State and his government that has turned intractable?
Of course, though detractors have been dragging the government into the tragicomedy, the government has dissociated itself from the incident, while condemning the modus operandi of the security operatives.
At no time did the government apologize to anybody for any mistakes or misconduct by the government. The government didn't make any mistake. Rather, the government has been ebullient in the situation by condoning what it has to condone and condemning what it has to condemn.
The borderline is that time has come when Rochas left the sitting government and its governor alone to concentrate in the steering the ship of Imo State and delivering good leadership and good governance.
As it is at the moment, it appears that until Rochas decides to leave Imo State alone, Imo State will not leave him alone. For now, Rochas has remained too meddlesome, infringing on the free working and running of the State.
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It can be imagined why Rochas will charge wildly at the government of Governor Uzodimma, for an issue that has to do with Uche Nwosu and the law enforcement agencies.
Is that how Uche Nwosu would have governed Imo State if he had won the 2019 governorship election, with paternalistic Rochas calling the shots and dictating the pace of the working and running of government?
What many people expect is for Rochas to emulate his predecessors-in-office and wave final goodbye to Douglas House, in which he can't swear to have forgotten anything. Or did Rochas forget anything in Douglas House?
His funny and laughable dreams of foisting his son-in-law or anybody else for that matter as the governor of Imo State, at any time in the near and far future, is one product he'll never be able to market and sell in the State to Ndimo.
Finally, whoever and whatever may have led to the drama in Nkwerre on Sunday, December 26, 2021, what's sacrosanct is that the Government of Imo State has no hand in it and the entire tragicomedy seems more surreal than real. Ndimo are watching! Nigerians are watching! The world is watching!
By God's grace, Imo State must be rehabilitated, reconstructed and recovered!!
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A crisp-white painted building with wrought iron railings. The terracotta-tiled stairs lead to the communal front door. The hallway is well-kept and only shared with one other apartment that is on the ground floor. Stairs take you up to the first floor with high ceilings, it is a light and airy apartment.
To the front is a large lounge with oak flooring and a sash bay window drawing in the southerly light. The feature fireplace adds character. The kitchen next door is opened up to the lounge, so it is ideal for entertaining friends and family. The breakfast bar clearly defines the areas. The kitchen is well done with white high gloss cabinets, an integrated dishwasher, a waist height built-in oven and a built-in coffee machine nestled above. The wood worktop contrasts with the cabinets with inset gas hob and stainless-steel sink below the window.
To the rear along the hallway is a cupboard housing the washing machine. The bathroom, with its own frosted window offers light and ventilation, comprises white suite of bath with a shower over, wash hand basin with units above and under and a wall mounted WC. The bedroom next door has high ceilings, a picture rail and the floor-to-ceiling window leads to a delightful balcony offering a quiet and peaceful space to sit whilst reading.
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Q: Next Run code until Button is clicked again learning next and stuff and had a question I did not have any success on finding online.
So I have a button
<button onClick={toggle} className="common-btn">{buttonText}</button>
I am wanting this button to control how long a section of code is ran. So within the toggle method I update the state and that works just fine. I also run a while loop hoping that if the state ever changed it would break out of the while loop running the code like so
...
setRunning(!running)
if(running){
    while(running)
    {
      console.log("Running")
    }
}

...

The issue comes in since it never breaks out of the while loop so even if the state is false it will continue to run the original while loop. Does anyone have any better insight on how to go about this?

A: <button onClick={() =>toggle() } className="common-btn">{buttonText}</button>
setRunning(!running)
if(running){
     While(running) {
      console.log("Running")
      }
}else{
 console.log("Not Running)
}

Wyh dont you type like this?

A:  const [running, setRunning] = useState(true)
const toggle = () => {
  setRunning(!running)
}
<button onClick={() =>toggle() } className="common-btn">{buttonText}</button>
    if(running){
          console.log("Running")
    }else{
     console.log("Not Running)
    }
Wyh dont you type like this?