An Israel Defense Forces soldier was seriously wounded and later died of his wounds in an overnight arrest raids near the West Bank town of Jenin, the army said Wednesday.
Sergeant Yonatan Evron, 20, from Rishon Letzion, was killed in exchanges of fire between soldiers and Palestinian terrorists. He will be laid to rest in the military cemetery in Rishon Letzion at 3.30 p.m.
IDF troops conducted a number of successful raids overnight in the Jenin area where a senior Islamic Jihad terrorist was arrested and transferred for questioning.
Around 3 a.m. troops came under fire as they were making their way out of the village where the suspect was apprehended. Sergeant Evron was seriously wounded and died in a military helicopter before arriving to hospital.
Two other Islamic Jihad terrorists were arrested overnight near Ramallah and south of Jenin. Palestinians hurled three explosive devices at troops operating in Ramallah, yet no one was injured and no damage was caused.
As word of the tragedy spread, friends and family rushed to the Evrons' residence in Rishon Letzion to offer their condolences.
Yonatan grew up in Kenya where his parents served in Israel's diplomatic mission to Nairobi. At age 14 he returned to Israel where he attended a local school. His friends spoke of a youth who loved the army and who happily registered to preparatory courses ahead of his service in the elite unit Maglan.
The IDF has conducted a series of targeted assassinations and arrests of Palestinian terror suspects over the last week in response to a suicide bombing in the coastal town of Hadera last Wednesday. Five Israelis were killed in the attack.
The latest targeted assassination took place Tuesday evening when the Air Force fired a missile at a car traveling in the northern Gaza Strip, killing senior al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades terrorist Hassan al-Madhoun, who the IDF says was responsible for the Ashdod bomb suicide bombing in 2004 that killed 10 people.
A senior Hamas terrorist, Fawzi abu-Qara, was also reportedly killed in the strike. The IDF is currently not attempting to target Hamas members, army sources said, noting Qara was only killed because he happened to travel in al-Madhoun's vehicle.
Sami Abu-Zohari, a Hamas spokesperson, said that Israel will be responsible for the response to "this crime." He added that Palestinian terror factions are ready to confront the latest escalation in violence by Israel.
"We demand the Palestinian Authority supports the resistance and refrain from criticizing the various factions," Abu-Zohari said in a clear appeal to the PA which has been pressing Hamas to halt violent activities against Israel.
Fatah's military wing, al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, also vowed to avenge the killing of their senior terrorist Hassan al-Madhoun who was killed in Tuesday's strike with Abu-Qara.
Al-Aqsa Brigades commander Abu Udai told Ynet shortly after the strike that the latest IDF assassination puts an end to intra-Palestinian understandings to end Gaza-based attacks.
"With this assassination Israel thinks it will eliminate Palestinian resistance…but the Israelis must understand these killings only boost us and now they must wait for a harsh response," he said.
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Rural Setting With Pool & Wi-fi . This cottage/gite is in a rural setting.
Opened in April 2017 - this former grain store has been converted to a south facing 2 bedroom 70m² gite, it comes fully equipped, in order for you to have a stress free holiday that can sleep 4 people plus cot.
The gite has environmentally friendly solar panels that provide hot water and underfloor heating for the shoulder months.
Fitted in the gite: stairgate, ceiling fan, fire extinguisher, smoke alarms, English electrical sockets. Baby equipment is available upon request.
There are another 3 gites in the grounds.
"We've had a fabulous week – Karen & Andy have been fabulous hosts – really enjoyed our stay and would love to return! Many thanks".
"Dear Karen / Andy, thank you for the perfect week. Would love to come back".
"Thank you for the pleasant stay and for being so accommodating. We really enjoyed our stay, it was lovely".
"Nous sommes venus à l'occasion d'une réunion de famille, nous avons trouvé un chalet parfait, de belles prestations et un accueil chaleureux. Merci Karen".
"Fantastic holiday. Superb gites absolutely home from home. Great places to visit – really enjoyed Chateau de Brissac and the wine tasting. Look forward to doing more cycling next time. Finally, wonderful hosts, see you soon".
"What a great few days we've had! Relaxation and good local restaurants. Karen & Andy perfect hosts. Look forward to our return visit".
"Wonderful holiday. Fantastic host! Andy & Karen couldn't do enough for us. The boys thoroughly enjoyed their time in the pool and their new friends Louis & Darcy the cats. Lovely areas nearby to visit. We will definitely be returning".
"Un week-end pascal de "cousinades" exceptionnel. Trois jours en famille dans un cadre agréable et des gites de très haute qualité. De belles balades dans la campagne Mayennaise. Une organisation minutieuse et très réussie de Jeanine. On en redemande chaque année"!
Families celebrating Easter in 3 gites.
Open plan kitchen and dining area, with double doors that open onto your own south facing terrace.
The living room is open plan with the kitchen and diner, settee, 2 arm chairs, a tv, dvd player and a selection of games and books. Dvds are for hire (a list is available to browse).
- Bedroom 1 - south facing bedroom with a double bed (140 x 190cm) a ceiling fan, plus cot.
- Bedroom 2 - south facing bedroom with 2 single beds (size 90 x 190cm) each. A fan is available upon request.
Countryside views from all windows.
The sofa bed is a small double and has a mattress topper to make it more comfortable, ideally for one person.
1st floor - Shower room with toilet.
The ground and first floors have under floor heating that is generated from environmental solar panels.
As well as the wi-fi, we also have tv, dvd player, various games, books. Dvds are available to hire (a list is available to browse).
There is plenty of parking at the rear of the property.
A family looking for calm and relaxation, but not far away from the hustle and bustle too.
to have on your own terrace, please contact the owners for more details.
We stayed with our 10yo son for a week, what a splendid gite and location!
Karen and Andy are very friendly and are fantastic hosts.
The gite is tastefully decorated with a blend of tradition and all mod cons.
Location is fantastic, local shops and supermarket are a short drive away.
Fantastic facilities for both kids and adults, good pool and the the setting is stunning.
Great cycle lanes along the river, suitable for all types of bikes.
Good variety of interesting places and activities to do.
City slickers beware, you are in the countryside and everything that comes with it.
Thank you, we are pleased that you all had a lovely holiday here, we would love to welcome you again. A & K.
A warm welcome from Andrew & Karen.....With a welcome pack including Karen's home made Walnut & Pear Chutney from their own orchard. The Gite was in a beautiful setting and was light, airy with lovely select furniture old and new. A BBQ ready for use. A nice safe garden and play area for children away from where guests cars are parked. Fabulous pool which we spent a lot of time in....the late night swim was fun for all kids and guests there and lots of things to do in the area. Big local supermarket 3 miles away for most things. The Mayenne river was beautiful for walks, cycles, villages, kayaking etc, as was Angers Cathederal and Chateau with Apocalypse Tapestry. The Lake at Pouence with it's man made beach, kayaking, SUP and fun inflatable Aquaparc was a find.
We would definitely recommend this accommodation and setting and was good value for money. Andy and Karen have several properties for various size families and also two gites with downstairs bedrooms and walk in showers for elderly or disabled guests. They have thought about everything and their attention to detail shows.
Thank you, it was a pleasure to have you and your family stay….perfect guests. We are so happy that you had a lovely holiday, we would love to welcome you again. Enjoy the rest of your summer break. A & K.


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Alamieyeseigha and the nothingness of life
•Alamieyeseigha
When the news of the passing away of the erstwhile Governor of Bayelsa State, DSP Alamieyeseigha filtered in, it came abruptly as a shocking news, interrupting the peaceful flow of an apparently tranquil Saturday evening. For minutes, it remained a difficulty to get the information settled in given the fact that it wasn't too long ago that I saw him on TV, gyrating with other Bayelsa PDP faithful, at the selection ceremony of the party's current gubernatorial flag-bearer, Mr. Seriake Dickson. When the news finally found a place in my subconscious, several questions immediately began to fight for space in my mind. Amidst the encircling thoughts, one was principal, one that continued to hit at the emptiness of man's mortal rat race to acquire all that he does not need, only to exit the stage like a snake that has just glided across a mountain with nothing to celebrate. Amongst these questions, the principal query was, "What is it with life that ordinary men, mere creations who came from dust will continue to misbehave, thinking they can buy the entire world, only if they steal more?"
It cannot be gainsaid that Nigeria is where she is today, because of the night business ventures, and enterprise of the likes of Alamieyeseigha and his other comrades in the political class, who from independence have deployed every opportunity given them, to murder the sleep of an infant nation, causing her to be severely dehumanised, turning her into a rickety nation for their own pleasure, and criminally impoverishing their fellow citizens, where in turn they have caused millions of Niger-Deltans to become slaves in their country and thousands of harmless northerners to be rendered IDPs in territories that they should ordinarily call their home. These wicked men who continue to manipulate the levers of power have, and still continue to shatter the record books by embezzling billions of naira that should go into providing social amenities, stockpiling it both home and abroad through their legion of greedy businessmen allies and coterie of political contractors, building mansions on the graves of those they had murdered in their primitive accumulation of wealth, only to start running from pillar to post trying to escape the law, not knowing that even if they escape from every other thing, their wealth does not have the muscle to buy them any escape from death.
These are men who at every nook and cranny are celebrated as the stars of the society, buying up awards from far and near, while at the same time becoming the toast of leading newspapers, who endlessly shower them with the now notorious "Man of the Year" award, even when as Lilliputians, they remain nothing but nobodies before God. To please this class of men, some have even taken the infirmity to the next level by deeming it fit to add the prefix "Golden", to the so-called "Man of the Year", to produce what they call, "Golden Man of the Year", all in a generation where it has now become fashionable to find the Gold medal dangling on the neck of even pigs. These fellow inmates in the prison-yard of greed have seen no shame and destruction in why they must lend themselves as RPGs in the hand of the devil, while also continually competing amongst themselves to get first team shirt in the Football team called, "Rise & Fall FC". These are men whose humanity died a long time ago, and whose mortality no longer has what it takes to leave any meaningful mark in the sands of time. They are the dictionary meaning of corruption and have become synonyms for the word greed and insanity. After all, anywhere one finds greed, one can be sure that insanity will only be a stone's throw away, except that as it is the rule of life, death must inevitably emerge as the Referee to settle the quarrel between the greed of men and their insanity.
The death of Alamieyeseigha and the peculiar mess of the Nigerian political class must move us to press those hard questions that many consistently choose not to ask, and draw those painful connections that others would rather refrain from. Assuming for a minute, that we try to delete the sad memories of Military rule from our reverie, has our experience since the so-called return to civil rule not been a case of simply transporting ourselves from the frying pan into the fire? Since 1999, nearly if not all of those who have held political office across all political parties, alongside their other accomplices in the Military, the Police, and in all other Ministries, Departments and Agencies of government at the Federal, State and Local government level, have all conspired to plunder Nigeria to ruins, causing the people avoidable pain and misery.
Thus, from Osun to Akwa Ibom, from Borno to Rivers, from Plateau to Delta, from Niger to Oyo, and from Kwara to Enugu, it has been looting unlimited and stealing incorporated. As the stealing boom grew, the country also continued in her free fall to ground zero, losing greatly in any sort of imaginative force, having been rendered the ATM of her drunk and erratic leaders who remained lost in their quest for material comfort and multiply personal amusements. The last 16 years has been a vicious circle, where as these members of the political class, who are only just privileged to be in leadership are rewarded with one office after the other, moving from one party to the next, their greed is the more quickened while in return the remnant of their humanity is further mortified. It became so bad, that by the beginning of 2015, the nation was already tottering dangerously on the precipice, with the Nigerian political class having become a terrible figure of reptilian fascination and of very slippery elusiveness when it comes to making personal sacrifices for the common good or advancing any sensible nationalistic idea. For these wicked ones, they would rather that the people eat from the dustbin, than they losing a penny from their multitude of fat allowances. Yet they still kept stealing tons and tons of money.
Perhaps now we can press those hard questions and these are questions which must include the following – Why will just one person, in a strange and bizarre move, steal so much money, money running into billions of British pounds, something that ordinarily would have been enough to fund all public universities in the country to world-class standard for the next 10 years, only because she is crazy about shoes and bags? Why will that same person spend a staggering N10billion just to charter private jets in a year, when the same N10billion would have been enough to complete the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway? What did she need in life that she did not get, given her bogus salary as a Minister and other fat allowances that accrued to her office? What if Alamieyeseigha had taken a different path, the path of honour and dignity and spent the billions he looted, to develop Bayelsa and worked tirelessly towards changing the lives of his people for the better, even when he may not have had more than one house, wouldn't he have been better celebrated both in life and in death? What if Alamieyeseigha's loot, that was again looted by those charged with its safe-keep, had been spent on all Nigerian Teaching Hospitals, wouldn't we have saved the hundreds of lives that keep dying every-day in our hospitals, from the simplest of ailments, and perhaps save him from the jaws of death?
Viewed from a very critical angle, it would be seen that the Nigerian political class has proved over and over again, that they are more comfortable repeating the country's ugly past, than rewriting it. That is why anytime any good man shows up to take radical steps aimed at repairing the country, the result of years of being a poor nation will quickly show forth, with many who are afraid of losing their ill-gotten wealth quickly masterminding different conspiracy theories from the angles of ethnicity, religion, and pure mischief, to frustrate the drive towards a better country. With the departure of Alamieyeseigha, we require a new jurisprudence that would be geared towards arresting the affliction of the political class, the kind of affliction which continually cause them to steal so much and die with it.
Adegbite is a lecturer in the Faculty of Law, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State.
Sunny side of new Finance Bill

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The Curie Method A Digital Comic
The Curie Method Educational content
The quadrant electrometer
The quadrant electrometer is part of a vast family of instruments used to measure electricity.
Close-up of the inside of a quadrant electrometer on display at the Curie Museum.
The propeller-shaped component and mirror are clearly visible.
Source: Curie Museum / Uriel Chantraine
To measure the electricity generated by the passing of radioactive rays through the air, Marie and Pierre Curie used a quadrant electrometer. This type of electrometer was introduced by British physicist William Thomson, also known by the title of Lord Kelvin, in the second half of the 19th century. Like other scientists of his time, Pierre Curie designed variations of this instrument to better adapt it to the measurements he wanted to carry out.
Inside the Curie Museum's quadrant electrometer is a long quartz fiber attached to a metal propeller-shaped component and a small mirror. The propeller is suspended between two circular metal plates, each of them separated into four quadrants similar to a wheel of cheese sliced into four parts.
The metal propeller and its mirror.
Source: Curie Museum / Uriel Chantraine.
The quadrants and propeller are connected to the terminals of an electrical generator and the earth to keep the propeller immersed in a constant electrical field. When the external electric charges, for example charges from an ionization chamber, are sent to the electrometer, the electrical field varies and this makes the propeller turn slightly.
To detect this small movement, the scientist uses the mirror attached to the propeller. A ray of light is projected onto the mirror, which reflects it onto a ruler. When the propeller turns, the mirror turns along with it, and the point of light moves over the ruler. By measuring this movement, the scientist can determine with a high degree of accuracy how much electrical charge is being sent to the electrometer.
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Detail of the display case at the Curie Museum devoted to {The Curie Method. } The radioactivity measurement is underway: the point of light generated by a laser, and reflected by the electrometer's small mirror, can be seen on the ruler in the foreground. Source: Curie Museum / Uriel Chantraine.
Quadrant electrometer instructions by instrument manufacturer Charles Beaudouin, c. 1930. Source: Curie Museum (print collection).
Quadrant electrometer manufactured by Charles Beaudouin, on display at the Curie Museum. Source: Curie Museum / Uriel Chantraine.
Une bande dessinée numérique
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The county of Cape May has a most honorable history and the one aim of the author has been to tell the facts as he finds them and yet try to keep away from the dryness which characterizes such works. There may be errors in the vol ume, but the author has been very careful in the verification of dates and names. The different ways of spelling family names is caused by the literal copying of the records from which they are taken.
If this volume serves to preserve to the people the history of the county, the author will feel that he has been repaid for his efforts. Lewis T. Stevens.


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2018 Holiday Edition
I hope everyone is enjoying the Holiday Season, no matter which holiday you celebrate. If you don't celebrate anything and are just enjoying some time off I suggest you look back on the previous year and celebrate Rugby. It has been quite a year for the good old U.S. of A. Both our men and women have performed exceedingly well this past year as the fruits of our High Performance programs is starting to pay off.
The women finished the year ranked 5th In the world in 15s and finished 4th in the 7s World Cup and could make a case for being #2 behind the mighty Kiwis. Remember, they lost a close, back and forth semifinal to New Zealand 26-21 and were the ONLY team to score points on the Black ferns. Let me rephrase that: The scoreline against the US was 26-21. The scoreline against everyone else was 105-0 and that includes the World Cup Final.
The men finished the year ranked 12th in the world – their highest ranking ever – and recorded their first ever win against a Tier 1 nation when they took it to Scotland. With 2 straight ARC titles and a win over Samoa they look ready for the World Cup next year. The 7s team lost a semifinal in over time to runners up England in the World Cup and have established themselves as a perennial Cup contender and one of the most feared teams on the circuit. Perry Baker also had a very impressive year as he was named the World Rugby 7s Player Of The Year for the second consecutive year. As I sit here this Christmas Eve to write the final Hail Pelicus of the year I am tickled pink to be able to say that the USA is ranked #1 in the world in 7s.
Gods, but that felt good to type. So good that I am going to do it again. The USA is ranked #1 in the world in 7s.
Nor Cal Business
This was an off year for Northern California when it comes to championships. The men were completely shut out but the ladies stepped up. Chico St Women won the collegiate D1 national championship and Life West women won the second consecutive D1 club championship by oh, about 70 points. They followed that up this fall when the WPL, after several years of stalling and hemming and hawing, finally relented and allowed Life West a play in game to join the league. With only a few days notice the Gladiatrix took flight for Atlanta and beat the DC Furies by, oh about 90 points.
Sevens was an especially tough season as for the first time ever there were no Northern California sides in the USA Rugby 7s National Championships. This was truly embarrassing for a region that has won more championships than any other and currently supplies a quarter of the men's Eagles as well as a few women's Eagles. I will now repeat the challenge I laid down in the summer:
So now I throw the gauntlet down. To all NCRFU clubs who care about 7s, I challenge you. Take back what is rightly ours. Life West, SFGG, San Jose, O Club, Sacramento, Santa Rosa, Amazons, All Blues, you may think you train hard but it isn't hard enough. Everyone else, this is your chance to do something special. Push yourself. Dedicate yourself. Southern California will be sending 3 teams to nationals while we have none – this is intolerable. Focus. Start training earlier. Play more tournaments. Commit. Travel outside our region to get better competition. In the past we didn't need to do that because the best was right here. Not so any more. The purest form of rugby must come home or there will be a wailing and a gnashing of teeth and other indecent carrying-on.
We Couldn't Have Done It Without You
The Hail Pelicus isn't a one man operation and the publication relies on all the match reports that the Pelican Society produces throughout the year. Of special note are the Pelicans who have moved on to other pastures yet still send in reports – we love them so keep them coming. Every time a Pelican goes on exchange we get a report. Every time a Pelican travels just for fun and gets some rugby in we get a report. This is the heart and soul of this publication.
I would be remiss if I failed to mention the contributions of Our Noble Leader Paul Bretz, aka Pelicus Iudex Pennipes, as I often take his general announcements to the Society and copy paste them directly in and, of course, Dr Bruce Carter, aka Pelicus Scriptoris, for his guest columns which are welcome at any time.
We here at Hail Pelicus often throw in some Latin phrases and other references to classical Greco-Roman culture as well as references to books, movies, musical theater and, of course, obscure words. We couldn't do that without our research department headed up by Ibid, but you know him already.
Between Two Pelicans
We will finish off the year with a final Between Two Pelicans interview and for this edition we were lucky enough to get Teller of the fantastic magical duo Penn and Teller. We covered a wide range of topics and I like to think we uncovered a few surprises. So without further ado, Between Two Pelicans:
Hail Pelicus: We are joined here by one half of one of the most successful magical duo of all time, Penn and Teller. Born Raymond Joseph Teller, our guest, much like Madonna and Bono, is professionally know by the single name Teller. Teller began performing with his friend Weir Chrisemer as The Othmar Schoeck Society for the Preservation of Weird and Disgusting Music. Teller met Penn Jillette in 1974, and they became a three-person act with Chrisemer called Asparagus Valley Cultural Society, which started at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival and subsequently played in San Francisco. In 1981, they began performing exclusively together as Penn & Teller, an act that continues to this day. Welcome, Teller
Teller:
Hail Pelicus: Quite. I understand you have signed up for another season of your hit show Penn & Teller: Fool Us where magicians come on the show and perform tricks while you and Penn try to figure out how it is done. Do you prefer being fooled or do you prefer it when you are able to spot the trick the magician is using?
Hail Pelicus: You don't say?
Hail Pelicus: Fascinating. Moving on, did you ever watch or play rugby when you were younger? Perhaps in college?
Hail Pelicus: I did not know that.
Hail Pelicus: So what is your opinion on the state of US Rugby?
Hail Pelicus: Some strong language there, but I can not disagree with you. I appreciate the passion as well.
Hail Pelicus: Indeed.
Hail Pelicus: (laughing) Ha! I'm dying here! Now that is a story that you may wish doesn't see print!
Hail Pelicus: (more laughter) I didn't even know that was possible! I'm in tears! Moving on, with the Rugby World Cup coming up, are you willing to make a few predictions?
Hail Pelicus: Bold. With you living in Vegas you may be tempted to put your money where your mouth is.
Hail Pelicus: Totally agree. One final question, if you would be so kind. Yanny or Laurel?
Hail Pelicus: My feelings exactly. That is all the time we have so I would like to thank Teller for his time and if anyone wants to purchase that perfect gift for the rugger in their family audio recordings of this interview are available.
The various competitions all have their own disciplinary chairs and this will make it difficult to centralize the communication and data. To help we have developed a form that will centralize the process, regardless of the competition. The link to the discipline form is https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1mmUNg11uVOSkIsUtHifSqQzalhWbwohk_J6AmPyrucQ/viewform
When needed fill it out and click submit. The discipline chair of the competition you refereed will receive a notification about the incident.
He/she may contact you latter for more details.
Hendon II 14 – Cuffley II 29
Referee: Preston Gordon
Location: Greenlands Lane, Hendon, London
Competition: Hertfordshire/Middlesex Merit Table 4 NE
This was another late appointment that I was able to pick up in the London area. In this case, the Hendon seconds' scheduled opponents (Barnet Elizabethans II) begged off at the last minute. Hendon was able to arrange a friendly match against one of their other regular opponents in this league, which meant I got to ref this past Saturday on a slightly cold, windy, but otherwise great day for rugby.
Hendon's clubhouse is in North London, just off a major road, and somewhat hidden behind an auto repair/tire shop. Nonetheless, it was an easy tube/train/uber ride away from central London, and the normal practice here is for the home club to pay the refs' travel expenses after the match. They still had many of their Halloween decorations up. The Saracens play at Allianz Park, which is a very short distance away – the grandstand is easily visible from Hendon's pitch. This particular Saturday, Hendon's first side was playing on the adjacent pitch to their second side, which was my game.
Each side had 18 players on its roster, though as a friendly, there were no limits on substitutions. There was also a lack of front row replacements, and most of the match was limited to uncontested scrums after one of the props went off injured fairly early on. There was a paucity of scoring in the first half, with Cuffley getting the only points on the board with a 7th-minute unconverted try. The remainder of the half saw some good line breaks, lots of tackling, and a lot of knock-ons with no opportunity to play much advantage. Luckily the uncontested scrums didn't tire out the forwards. There was one moment of unfriendliness near the end of the first half, in which a few swings were taken, but none of these connected and good order was shortly restored after a few words from me and a handshake between the would-be pugilists. The half ended with Hendon attacking the Cuffley goal line repeatedly, only to knock the ball on a few meters out: 5-0 to the visitors.
Hendon started the second half strongly, with two converted tries at 45′ and 49′, to take a 14-5 lead. Cuffley regrouped and scored at 51′ (unconverted) to cut the lead to 4 points, and took a 17-14 lead five minutes later with a converted try at 56′. Hendon continued to threaten, but were not able to stop a couple of the Cuffley runners scoring one try around the outside and another through the middle (at 62′ and 77′, converting the first one). The last score sealed the
29-14 win for Cuffley, given the amount of time left in the match.
After changing, one pint, and catching up for a bit with the captains, we all caught the last 10 minutes of the England-South Africa game which was being broadcast in the clubhouse bar. The place emptied out soon after that and I took my leave, heading back to central London the way I came. Thanks to both teams for playing at short notice, to the touch judges (including the very young deputy TJ), and for the hospitality after the match.
Robert Clack School 36 – Harris City Academy 10
Location: Robert Clack Leisure Center
Competition: London Midweek Schools (U18)
This match was located in Dagenham, an eastern suburb of London that generated a pretty consistent raised-eyebrow reaction whenever I mentioned to anyone where it was. It seems that people don't find it too nice of an area, but that kind of thing doesn't bother me: I was there for the rugby. One explanation of that simple reason for my presence got perhaps the best reaction ever. "What's an American doing here?" "Well, I'm just here for the rugby." "In Dagenham?" (with the last question being one of total disbelief and incredulity. The neighborhood may be considered the London area's equivalent of Richmond's iron triangle, but the group of students I refereed was some of the best-behaved and well-coached high school teams I've had the pleasure of refereeing. Robert Clack's mission seems to be to use rugby as a channel for adolescent energy, producing positive outcomes in the lives of its young men and women. I doubt there are too many other schools in similar neighborhoods sending their students to Cambridge. It reminded me of the Oakland Warthogs program (see https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/columnists/jimwhite/2308586/How-rugby-turned-bad-boys-into-ambassadors.html for a relevant 2007 article).
Both teams had plenty of large, fast players, including a few wearing kit from some of the top men's clubs in England, and one whose 400m dash time ought to have him in the British Olympic track squad. We kicked off at 1500, after a somewhat drawn-out wait for the visiting team to arrive while I was starting to be eaten alive by mosquitoes.
After a short bit of back-and-forth play, Robert Clack scored the first (converted) try 9 minutes in. Harris stayed strong and held the hosts scoreless until 21′, 25′, and 30′, when their defense cracked and they allowed 3 more tries, all unconverted. This was a classic case of the slightly smaller team (Robert Clack) playing better rugby as a group, vs. the larger/faster Harris players making more individual attacks. This led to me having a word to the Harris captain after the 3rd time a particularly large player had smashed through the defense, then getting pinged for not releasing the ball after being tackled, primarily because he had isolated himself. Thankfully that trend stopped, and there was only one further home team score 36′ in, with a converted try for a 29-0 halftime lead.
Given their 5 tries and blanking of Harris, I expected more of the same form Robert Clack in the second half. However, I suspect the Harris coaches' halftime instructions included a change of tactics, because they got on the scoreboard first with a really well-worked try
5 minutes in (unconverted) that cut the gap to 24 points, with half an hour to play. More great, hard-hitting rugby followed, with both sides' defenses doing a lot of work to prevent scores from line breaks or attacks on the wings. The only annoying thing was the increasing number of scrums, but I'll ascribe that to the sun being just a couple of degrees above the horizon from KO onward, and setting with perhaps
20 minutes left to play. There were no lights, and more mosquitoes. At the 30th minute, Robert Clack picked up another try, converting this one, for a 36-5 lead. That secured the win, but Harris had the last word with a try 2 minutes past the end of the half that I had to work hard to see clearly, given the twilight conditions and, just before that last score, a tackler's flying boot to the softest part of the top of my ankle that left me hopping on the other foot. Ouch.
Harris were happy to win the second half 10-7, Robert Clack was happy to pick up what I believe was just their third win of their season, and I was really happy with the way each team played and responded to my management suggestions. Both of these groups of young men were a pleasure to ref, aside from that annoying ankle stamp I couldn't avoid, and I'd be happy to go back to Dagenham anytime I'm sent there.
Good luck to each team for the rest of the season, and thanks to the TJs and the Robert Clack coaching staff who got me set up in their well-equipped referees' locker room.
(EDITORS NOTE: In 1998 I lived in Dagenham while playing for Barking RUFC. I can attest to the reputation of the area as well as the surprise of seeing a Yank there.)
Stanford Women Rookie 10s
Referee: Giles Wilson
Two games at the Stanford Women's rookie 10s
Chico 10 USF 17 (2 tries to 3 plus one conversion). This was Chico's first game and USF's second at this event; USF had a fairly large group of players and rotated them. Chico are well drilled but the players needed some game exposure.
Stanford white 17 vs Chico 17. Stanford scored twice in the first 10 minutes and then again after the half before Chico got their first and second score – both under the posts but they couldn't manage to make contact on the attempted drop kicks. Then Chico scored a third time as time expired and finally sent out a tee for a harder kick. Of course this kicker was able to make the kick for the 17 all tie.
Referee: Roberto Santiago
Day 1 was a lot of fun. Some very good rugby, and a lot of corny jokes by the announcer.
Day 2. Send help, my legs feel as like the Tin Man's before they oil him up. Another great day, but that's a lot of running. Wouldn't trade it, but it was a lot.
Cal Poly Men B 21 – Chico State B 33
Referee: Andrew Stockton
This was the first of two matches on my first weekend 15's trip since I've been at UCSB. I took the train up after Friday class and stayed with a buddy for the evening and drove out to the field the next day. The match was played at Atascadero High's football field due to a mix up with Cal Poly's regular fields. This ended up shrinking field size which I believe worked to Chico State's advantage in both games.
The first match was essentially a way to let new players get match time. Cal Poly had quite a few new players as did Chico (apparently they've converted a couple of baseball players into wings). Because of the large amount of new players, there were constant subs just to get kids minutes. In my opinion, this created a bit of chaos and there wasn't much continuity to the match because of gaps in skill and chemistry. However, it was still a high paced and intense match.
Chico State scored first early into the first half after a few bruising runs by their forwards (who were much larger than the Cal Poly forwards) and then a quick knifing run through the middle by the Chico backline.
California Bald Eagles 35 – SF Fog 25
I arrived at the GAA field on Treasure Island to see a locked field and a group of SF Fog players passing a couple of balls around. Chatting with Dany (the chubby unicorn) Samreth, waiting for the Bald Eagles and the lock code.
Getting into the field about 45 minutes before game time, and Bald Eagles began to drift in while the Fog warmed up enthusiastically.
Both teams agreed to no kicking in front of the 22m line, full halves with a break at 20 minutes for changes (and recharging time for the older guys).
The Fog started strongly and clearly had pace and energy on their side against a group of old guys with significant rugby intelligence but not able to do things as fast as they remembered.
Half time was 4 tries to 1 in favour of the Fog (no goal posts so no kicks at goal). The Fog then introduced more rookies and loaned one of their better players (a wing with good pace). The rookies couldn't compete with the rugby savvy of the Bald Eagles or, more specifically, the pace of the winger loaned to the Bald Eagles.
The second half was 4 tries to 3 in favour of the Bald Eagles but at least 6 of the scores were actually by Fog players.
Full time; 7 tries to 5 for the Fog
Fresno State Women 28 – CSU Monterey Bay Women 12
Referee: Rodney Tuisavalalo
It was good game to start the season. Both teams were ready to go by the time I got to the pitch. The overnight rain and morning showers made it tough for ball handling for both sides, but that didn't matter really. The first half started well enough, but it was Fresno that dictated the pace and play. They attacked well and often that eventually led to a nice run and try by Fresno State. Another converted try soon after indicated that there might be a runaway, but Monterey would not let that happen. They successfully denied Fresno's attack with sheer power tackling. What they lacked in offensive possession they made up for in their defense. They were eventually rewarded when a knock-on by Fresno at the half-way point led to some pretty footwork by Monterey's 12 which ended with a try near the posts. It was converted and cut Fresno's lead to a try. HT score 14-7 Fresno. Fresno came out firing in the second half. The tries came easier as the ground started to firm up a little. Monterey forwards started to pick up the pace as well. One after another they charged the line and committed at least 3 defenders to the breakdown. They would eventually score in the end with a tap and go from the number 3. Fresno's back-line became more and more confident as the game wore on. They moved the ball through the hands pretty well, and unleashed their wingers at the end. Solid effort from both teams.Good game overall! Much luck to both teams next week! Cheers, Rod
San Jose State Women 27 – Santa Clara Women 24
Referee: John Lane
6pm at Spartan Stadium is an excellent venue – great surface and excellent lights!
After a short discussion on ensuring everyone one was on the same page for the line markings on the American Football field the pre-match formalities of boot checks, captain introductions and coin toss were executed.
Santa Clara kicked off and the opening 5 minutes was dominated by San Jose although both sides took a few minutes to settle into the game. On 10 minutes Santa Clara showed that they had settle down and following multiple phases crossed near the posts for a converted try (0-7 on10 mins).
The next 10 minutes was played mainly between the 22's with multiple turnovers from both teams.
At this point, San Jose took a decided upper hand for the remainder of the half – in particular with some strong running from their outside center.
On 25 mins, she crossed for an unconverted try on the left and then catching a slightly long restart kick accelerated through 2 attempted tackles, swerved around the fullback and sprinted from the half way line to score under the posts. The conversion pushed the score to 12-7 on 27 mins.
San Jose remained on top for the remainder of the half and extended their lead when being awarded a penalty on the 22m line to the right of the posts. Their kicker indicated a shot at goal to me and rather than wait for a kicking tee just turned and split the uprights with a text book drop goal. Half time 17-7.
Santa Clara opened the second half well and on 46 mins broke through for an uncoverted try for 17-12. San Jose's No 13 responded again and on 52 mins crossed for her hat-trick – converted for a 24-12 lead.
For the next 15 minutes, play moved from end to end in a very open game – control was not always accurate but the enthusiasm and commitment of both sets of players brought the supporters to life with plenty of loud encouragement. This raised the players efforts further – the subs bench was used heavily by both sides as players tired through the committed efforts.
On 27 mins, San Jose crossed again for an unconverted try to stretch the lead to 27-12 and the game looked to be settled.
Backed by some very vocal support, Santa Clara finished with a flourish scoring 2 tries (1 converted) to close score to 27-24 with the last play of the game.
After a well fought and good humored fair contest throughout the two sets of players clapped each other off the field with the vocal supports joining them from the stands.
UC Davis 43 – UC Santa Cruz 5
Referee: Rich Boyer
UC Santa Cruz started very strong, with multiple pick and drives from rucks. UCD didn't have much of a response to this strategy until their back picked off a pass and scored under the posts. Santa Cruz were game, and responded with a try. But from then on it was all UCD, with brilliant phase play, strong up and unders, and good defense. Standouts for Davis included Tarik, the flyhalf, and the entire forward pack, with number 7 showing especially well. Santa Cruz' number 8 did well with numerous strong runs and the flyhalf exhibited great kicking skills.
UC Davis Women 17 – UCSB Women 70
Referee: Steven Fenaroli
First 15s start in norcal due to the bad weather a couple weeks ago. The weather was poised to open up and downpour and at the start of the game, our odds didn't look great. Within the first 10 minutes the sky cleared and the match was a sunny one. It was a close score at halftime with UCD trailing 12-10. With the large turnout that the UCD women saw on their team, they rotated in substitutes. UCSB traveled with about 17 players who toughed out the entire 80 minutes. The UCSB women ran away with it as their offloads and discipline at the breakdown kept them with overlaps and finding the gaps.
Cal Poly Women 31 – CSU Monterey Bay Women 45
Referee: Paul Bretz
This was my first run since I tore my meniscus in October. Happy to say no issues or pain. As for the game… Cal Poly women dominated the play early on scoring 19 points before CSU Monterey Bay go on the board. Cal Poly played a more open style game utilizing their 3 dominate players: 6,8 and 10. However, 6 and 8 went out with injuries and that left the door open for Monterey to come back using a more controlled pick and drive attack. While it wasn't particularly attractive it was effective; as the first half drew to a conclusion Cal Poly was up 31-19.
In the second half CSU continued to use their pick-and-drive to establish quick ball then used their wing to create lots of runs. With 21 minutes to go the game was tied @ 31. That was it for Cal Poly as CSU pulled ahead for good scoring 2 more converted tries to make the final score 45 to the visitors and 31 for the hosts.
Hendon RFC in Hendon, London, England, United Kingdom. Not too shabby.
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OK cool because to be honest with a game thats main focus is around network mapping maltego would make the game a bit too easy..
I'm not sure how it makes the game "easy". It's just handy as a note keeping program. You still have to figure out everything for yourself. I use Maltego to keep track of all of the information I find, so I can quickly reference it at a later time.
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I currently use Maltego CaseFile during missions to manually map intel.
Is there any "real" usage of CE (for game play) except when trying to "crawl" for information to try to find relation between entity and mission results?
Or are there game information stored online which transforms can be used on?


Feelings and emotions can change, but that cannot justify the abandonment of such a commitment in God's view. Romantic love is wonderful, but so much emphasis is placed on it that society now believes that, once either partner no longer feels "in love" (whatever the basis for that feeling may be), there is no reason for the couple to remain together. Marriage is a lifelong, day-by-day succession of conscious choices and decisions of the will, all made in the general framework of the promises that each partner made to the other at the time that they were married.
You don't specify any particular reasons for no longer being "in love", but (in addition to secular marriage counseling) Christian programs exist that are designed to heal and save such marriages. If a person loved someone else sufficiently to have decided to marry them, there should still be a way (even in the most dire of circumstances, and especially if children are involved) to re-discover and re-kindle that love and commitment, and that should always be a Christian's preferred course of action.
The story of the 'love at first sight' communion of Jacob and Rachael is told in Genesis 29, and is very revealing for the lesson to be learned from it. Jacob agrees to work for Rachael's father Laban for seven years in exchange for Rachael's hand in marriage. He completes the seven years of service and is deceived by Laban. During the marriage feast Laban waited until evening and brought his daughter Leah to Jacob instead of Rachael, and Jacob "went in to her" Genesis 29:23. The details of the hijinks isn't given, but it had to be some party for the groom to end up married to his bride's sister. Needless to say, he was not in love with her, and was very upset with the treachery of his father-in-law.
What do you do, or better yet, what is the right way to handle this difficult situation, the blame not resting on yourself? What should Jacob do? Apparently everyone was in on the stratagem with the exception of Jacob.
There is no way to unlock the closed door that is the result of the contrivance of wedlock, lock being a fitting suffix to a wedding. Jacob had "gone in to her", and there was no way to undo this binding covenant; he was in a fix. Jacob the trickster, is getting a hand dealt from the bottom of the deck. He marries Rachael a week later. Now he has to adjust his plans, but he loves Rachael so he doesn't even blink.
That's the beauty of marriage, the necessity to trust God in an employment that is sure to change, mutate even, over the life of the agreement. You can put all your trust in your own ability to foresee your future, or you can learn to trust that God has a plan for you, even when it appears He's not paying attention.
Now the Lord saw that Leah was unloved.... Genesis 29:31. God played no part in the treachery committed against Jacob, and He never took His eyes off Jacob during the whole ordeal.
Rachael was a barren woman, a problem for a man destined to father twelve sons. The bible says that God opened Leah's womb, but it doesn't say He closed Rachael's, it only says that she was barren.
God has a plan for a husband and wife that transcends human comprehension.
Leah conceived and bore three sons in rapid succession, and each time she said "now my husband will love me." After bearing her fourth son she finally said "this time I will praise the Lord." Then she stopped bearing Genesis 29:35.
Where would we be if Laban had not been allowed to trick Jacob? Well, some will say that God could have given Rachael twelve sons without a hitch. Yes, and in the formation, we would be deprived of the knowledge of the loving care the Lord has for those He is in covenant with. How He will take what man means for evil and use it for good in our lives.
When we read this story we have an expectation of good for Jacob because of the vow he made to God to worship Him if God took care of him while he sojourned in Haran. Genesis 28:21.


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Access Israel was established in 1999 by Yuval Wagner in order to transform Israel in to an accessible and inclusive society. Yuval was a helicopter fighter pilot in the Israeli army before he became wheelchair bound due to a helicopter accident during his service. In addition to his new found situation, Yuval felt like a prisoner in his own home due to the lack of accessibility in Israel at the time. However, Yuval did not accept the situation as it was and established Access Israel in order to create a more accessible and inclusive society.
One of the organization's flag events to promote this cause is the 'Access Israel Annual International Conference'.
The 7th international conference will take place on May 26th, 2019 and will focus on "The Future of Accessibility". The goal of this year's conference is to make sure that the future will be accessible from "day one" and when relevant – by design.
We provide our International participants with a package valued at 1,000$ free of charge.
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Welcome to SAHS!
Partners saving Meeker Ranch
The weather simply wasn't cooperating.
Early evening rain and lightning nearly caused cancellation of the August Moon Walk to the historic Meeker Ranch homestead near Custer on Saturday (8/8/09). But Mother Nature relented, and about 100 people weathered the storm to enjoy another terrific educational hike sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
At first, the weather was sunny and mild, followed by clouds, rain, and then – the bane of all hikers – lightning! They tell us that only lightning will force cancellation of a Moon Walk. Fortunately, the small storm pushed rapidly through the hills east of Custer, and by 7:15, skies were clearing. It turned out to be a delightful evening for a hike – even with a few pesky mosquitoes nipping at our necks.
This place has been the catalyst for some interesting partnerships.
Five years ago this month – August 2004 – the Meeker Creek Habitat Conservation Project celebrated a partnership between the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, the U.S. Forest Service, and the Ina Davis family. The goal was to conserve the 278-acre parcel of land known as Meeker Ranch.
But it wasn't until 2008 that the ranch captured more widespread attention. That's when well-known Black Hills artist Jon Crane (left) helped elevate it into public consciousness. Crane's advocacy in getting the Forest Service to alter plans to either burn down or tear down buildings on the scenic ranch had all the elements of a good news story. Bernie Hunhoff wrote one such story for the March/April 2008 edition of South Dakota Magazine.
Crane, like most of us, was apparently mesmerized by the beauty of the ranch, and enlisted others – including the media – to get the government to reconsider its initial plan to get rid of buildings on the ranch. The Forest Service was confronted with a myriad of safety and liability issues; retaining the buildings and fixing them up would be costly.
One senses that the road to the current "partnership" between the U.S. Forest Service and the Black Hills Historic Preservation Trust – which Crane helped organize – was probably full of potholes and detours. Nonetheless, there now seems to be a united effort to preserve and restore the Meeker Ranch property, including volunteers and private contributions.
As one meanders down the road to the open meadow that is home to the Meeker Ranch, it's easy to see how Jon Crane, and all of us, could fall in love with this place. Crane has also dedicated a portion of his Meeker Ranch artwork sales to help with restoration.
On this particular cool August evening, Forest Service archaeologist Matt Padilla (left) was our Moon Walk guide, providing not only a good overview of Meeker Ranch history – but sharing a few early photographs of the ranch and its founder, Frank Cunningham Meeker.
Born in Ohio, Meeker made his way west in the late 1870s and worked on cattle drives from Texas to the northern Plains. Padilla says the young Meeker also worked as a Pony Express rider before pursuing a ranch of his own in the Black Hills. After working on a ranch south of Custer, he homesteaded on the current ranch site in 1882. They called it "Willow Creek."
Ownership passed from the Meeker family to the Davis family in 1952. Some 52 years later, in 2004, the property was purchased by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, which subsequently sold it to the U.S. Forest Service. All have seemingly agreed to the Davis' intent that the land not be developed. Less certain was how to deal with the buildings.
Perhaps the oldest building on the surviving ranch site is the Meeker home, built in 1887. Several additions have been built over the years, but no one has lived in the structure for more than 50 years. There's a cool cabin about a half mile southwest of the main house, and it's there that the Davis family – Dave and Ina – chose to live in the 1950s.
Each of the buildings on the Meeker Ranch has its own story – and this Moon Walk stirred up considerable interest in the venerable ranch. The huge turnout for the August event (including U.S. Forest Service District Ranger Craig Bobzien and his wife) is a testament to its popularity.
Our Moon Walk Gallery offers several photos and a bit more information. More importantly, perhaps it'll stir your curiosity and put you on the road to Custer to explore the remarkable Meeker Ranch.
The Spearfish Area Historical Society normally meets on the first Tuesday of every month September through May; all meetings begin at 7:30 p.m.
The PROGRAMS tab at the top of the page lists our 2019-2020 programs. Programs are held at the Spearfish Senior Citizen's Center at 1305 Tenth Street. Please check out the Programs Tab for details.
We invite you to browse through our web site and photo galleries to learn more about our organization. And we hope to see you at our next meeting!
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~ The 1895 fire in Belle Fourche ~
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Wan Hai Lines Ltd (萬海航運), the nation's third- largest shipper by market value, bought 20.4 million shares in China Airlines (華航) for NT$376.4 million (US$11.2 million).
Wan Hai said it bought shares in the country's biggest carrier from the market starting on June 28 until yesterday for an average NT$18.4. The 0.73 percent stake is part of short-term investments made by Wan Hai because of "steady yields," company vice president Jason Lee (李炫宏) said.
Wan Hai and China Airlines "complement each other in operations," said Alex Yang, senior vice president at SinoPac Capital Management Corp (建華投顧).
"Wan Hai would be a suitable candidate" to appeal to when the government prepares to sell its stake in China Airlines, he said.
China Airlines said last month profit this year may exceed its December forecast of NT$3.04 billion on a recovery in passenger and cargo transport demand.
The government will allow Chinese companies worldwide to sell shares here, Kong Jaw-sheng (龔照勝), chairman of the Financial Supervisory Commission, told Chinese-language newspapers Wednesday.
Taiwan should open its stock market to overseas companies before China does because it is more advanced, Kong said.
To list, the companies must provide transparent financial information and use reputable auditors and investment banks to manage the share sales, he added.
Chinatrust Commercial Bank (中國信託銀行) plans to bid for the loans, deposits and branch network of failed Chung Shing Bank (中興銀行), a company official said.
"Chung Shing's branch network is the key asset we have our eye on," said Jason Wang (王正新), the bank's executive vice president. "An extensive sales network is essential for us to tap wealthy individuals."
Wang said bidding for Chung Shing may take place in the fourth quarter this year.
Chinatrust Commercial should have at least 180 branches to match the network of state-owned lenders, said Wang. It has 111 now. Hua Nan Commercial Bank (華南銀行) has 181 outlets and Taiwan Cooperative Bank (合作金庫) controls 174 branches, according to the regulator.
Central Deposit Insurance Corp (中央存保), which has supervised Chung Shing since it was placed under government supervision four years ago, said on Monday it will invite bids for the sound assets of the failed lender.
Central Leasing Corp (中央租賃), a company that leases equipment and real estate, is under probe for possible loan fraud totaling NT$3.1 billion (US$92 million), a Chinese-language newspaper said, citing unidentified police and prosecutors.
The unlisted company, based in Taipei, may have borrowed money on behalf of about 130 companies, the paper said, citing police. About 30 banks and financial institutions were affected, the paper reported.
Central Leasing chairman Frank Chen (陳田鈺), president Chen Ying-chieh (陳英傑), a vice president and a former employee and the operator of a financial-advising company were questioned, it said.
Central Leasing spokesman Alex Lou, in a phone interview, confirmed there was an investigation but declined to give further comment.
The New Taiwan dollar yesterday lost ground against its US counterpart, declining NT$0.034 to close at NT$33.746 on the Taipei foreign exchange market.


Stephen's account of some of the attractions of living and working in St Pauls, from an artist's point of view.
This story was made on a 90 Second Challenge (www.dshed.net/90secondchallenge) First Film workshop for people in St Pauls, led by Watershed and BBC staff.
Stories were shot and edited in one day during Sept 2005 at St Pauls Learning & Family Centre. The workshop was for people who hadn't made a film before, and the films had to be no longer than 90 seconds.
Hello. I'm Stephen Russell, a local artist from St Pauls. I'm a photographer and I rent a small photography studio in St Pauls.
I'd also like to take you on a tour of my community. Since working a photographer locally I've learned so much more about St Pauls' history and the people. I've also met other artists.
I'd like to introduce another local artist, his name is Bandele. He'll tell you more about his work in St Pauls.
St Pauls Learning Centre provides courses and information for people who are interested in using art as a way of expressing themselves. It's also fully equipped with a darkroom and it's a good place to eat.
Locally I shop at Tony's for fruit and veg and most women in the community, they'd go to Kitty and Ali for ther make-up or hair products.
I enjoy living in St Pauls; it's central and it's a multi-cultural community.