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Murray to Be Britain's Most Popular Sportsperson
Is a world champion in the troubled sport of athletics going to beat Andy Murray in a popularity contest if the Scot leads Great Britain to its first Davis Cup title since 1936?
Three months ago one highlighted the great value in backing Murray to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award. Back then Murray was available at odds of 22/1 23.00 +2200 22.00 22.00 -0.05 with Bwin, which one rated as one of the most ludicrously big prices that one had seen in decades. On the eve of the Davis Cup final, in which Great Britain will play Belgium on a Ghent clay court, Murray is still available at attractive odds, with many bookmakers, including Bwin and Winner, allowing punters to get on the tennis player at 11/2 6.50 +550 5.50 5.50 -0.18 .
Jessica Ennis-Hill is odds on across the board to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year trophy but is the British public going to vote for an athletics star in light of what has gone down recently? Athletics is a sport in crisis and, while one is not inferring that Ennis-Hill has done anything wrong, it is impossible to suggest backing her at best odds of 73/100 1.73 -137 0.73 -1.37 0.73 with Boylesports.
That Wayne Rooney, who became England's highest goal scorer during 2015, is the BBC Sports Personality of the Year fifth favourite at top odds of 25/1 26.00 +2500 25.00 25.00 -0.04 should tell you that the field is not strong. The other two members of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year top five, Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton and Tour de France winner Chris Froome, are not the kind of blokes whom the average British television viewer is going to race to the telephone to support in a vote. Hamilton's success has been, in large part, down to his Mercedes car being faster than the other Formula One vehicles, while Froome grew up in Africa and does not have the same swagger as the United Kingdom's other Tour de France champion, Bradley Wiggins.
One genuinely believes that Murray should be long odds on to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year prize, with his price not a great deal bigger than that of Great Britain to win the Davis Cup – the Britons are trading at odds between 11/50 1.22 -455 0.22 -4.55 0.22 with PaddyPower. The country will go bonkers if its Davis Cup team ends 79 years of hurt in Belgium this weekend and the euphoria will not die down before the BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony on Sunday 20 December. Also, it is a plus that the BBC will broadcast the Davis Cup final live on its network.
Murray is 8-0 in Davis Cup rubbers this year and, with the ITF barring Aljaz Bedene from taking part in the final due to a row over his nationality, the likelihood is that Great Britain will require three points from Murray to lift aloft the trophy. The good news is that Murray has nothing to fear from his likely opponents. Murray leads David Goffin 2-0 in matches and 5-0 in sets over the course of their respective careers, with the Briton thrashing the Belgian 6-1 6-0 in France a few weeks ago. Murray has not faced Steve Darcis since 2003 when the then 16-year-old Briton defeated the then 19-year-old Belgian 6-3 3-6 6-3 in the United Kingdom. Belgium does not have any good men's doubles players – its highest ranked exponent is Ruben Bemelmans at 160 – so the Murray brothers, Andy and Jamie, should win that rubber if Great Britain coach Leon Smith pairs the siblings again.
One has been watching the BBC Sports Personality of the Year odds of Murray fall over the last three months but still the bookmaking fraternity is way off the mark. Winning the Davis Cup may prove to be even bigger for Murray than winning the Wimbledon men's singles crown – the brothers story is media gold – and the Scot ran away with the 2013 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award, recording 55.96 per cent of the vote compared to runner-up Leigh Halfpenny's 9.19%.
Do not think about backing Great Britain to win the Davis Cup at odds of 3/10 1.30 -333 0.30 -3.33 0.30 . Back Murray to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year prize and, if you want to cash out following this weekend's Davis Cup final, you should be able to take a nice profit. Better still, stay for the long haul.
Andy Murray to win Sports Personality of the Year
Odds: 11/2 6.50 +550 5.50 5.50 -0.18
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Under double PHY Broly leads, no dupes, paired with Transgeta, no supports, my INT Super Vegeta gets an attack stat of over 1.5 million. That's exceptionally fine for a nonDFE, considering he can also tank.
we can't always have agility broly or str 21 level of non DFE quality.
The hilarity is that Android 21's stats are actually really low. So low, that all three gacha Arales are higher. OG Kaioken Goku's TUR form is higher. INT Super Vegeta is higher.
At rainbow the Vegeta can hit a 2.1 million attack stat.
"This non-DFE unit is worse than DFE units" gee, really?
What's next, are you gonna tell me that the new DFE Vegeta is worse than newer LRs?
The thing with 21 is her overall strength comes from being well rounded.
Lower enemy attack and def. Restore health. Strong category leader, and decent attack.
She may not be the hardest hitting but is definetly very strong.
Yes, but TC was specifically asking about the stats.
Of course DFE will be better, just saying that his 200% stat boost at Max isn't as impressive as it sounds to be.
120% on DFE unit is the same as 200% on non DFE unit.
He also has a supreme modifier and his 200% stats is only at full hp.
If I dont do it, Who WILL!


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5 drama and thriller films releasing in January and February 2019
There's a good selection of drama, thriller and fantasy films coming out in January and early February. [Image Pixabay]
Each film has a top star cast and features thrills, spills, excitement and drama at the cinema.
by Anne Sewell
17 January 2019 at 16:36 17 January 2019 at 16:36
There is a lot of excitement, drama and thrills going on, with a touch of magic too, in the films coming to cinemas during January and early February. The cast of the films is pretty impressive, too, with greats such as Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis, Sarah Paulson, Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jesse Williams and Gina Rodriguez.
Browse below to see trailers of the drama, thriller and fantasy films on offer over the next couple of months. Keep watching this space for more movie news.
'Glass' - Superhero drama - 18 January 2019
M. Night Shyamalan's movie "Glass" stars Bruce Willis as David Dunn, Samuel L. Jackson as Elijah Price (or Mr. Glass) and James McCoy as Kevin Wendel Crumb, with multiple identities. The sequel to Split finds all three being interviewed by a psychiatrist, Sarah Paulson, who says they all believe they are superheroes, which apparently they are.
'The Kid Who Would Be King' - Magic/adventure/drama - 25 January 2019
See a little magic in the modern world with this adventure film about Alex (Ashbourne Serkis), who feels like he is nobody, until he finds the mythical Sword in the Stone – Excalibur. He must now unite both enemies and friends as a band of knights who, along with the wizard Merlin (Patrick Stewart) will fight the wicked enchantress Morgana (Rebecca Ferguson).
'Serenity' - Drama/thriller - 25 January 2019
'Jacob's Ladder' - Psychological thriller - 1st February 2019
'Miss Bala' - Drama/Thriller - 1 February 2019
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The return of Gun Builder brings in a bunch of new levels and new gun parts. Build new guns to unlock parts, fire guns in target practice mode and even design your very own weapons.
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Mark your calendar for 10 a.m. April 13 and 6:30 p.m. April 18 for the return of a popular program on how to sell your items on eBay.
Patty Vahey, library director, will present the basics of eBay use so that you can learn how to list your items, ship them and get paid.
The third Monday open mic and jam night will be held 6:30 p.m. April 15. Thank you to Rocking the Valley Online Radio and Earl Andrews for their support.
Entertainers interested in performing three songs or a 15-minute set are asked to sign up between 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Boy Scout Troop 59, from St. John the Baptist Church, will hold an Easter flower sale during the week of April 15.
Stop by the church grounds, 3024 S. Ruch St., and see the gorgeous selection of flowers.
Earth Day will be celebrated April 22. Make an effort to better the environment on this special day.
Planting trees or picking up trash in the park or in your neighborhood will improve the world in which we live.
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Roman Catholic Church, 618 Fullerton Ave., will be holding its last all-you-can-eat breakfast of the season 8:30-11:30 a.m. April 14.
Enjoy bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, home fries, pancakes, cheesy Tater Tots, Danish, juice, tea and coffee.
There will be a spring flower and fudge sale at the breakfast as well. This sale helps to fund the youth ministry's activities for next year.
The group is looking for volunteers to help with the sale. This can count toward Confirmation service hours.
The spring book and bake sale will be held 11 a.m.-4 p.m. April 5 and 6.
There will be selections for all ages including a special section featuring books on the schools' reading lists.
If you are interested in baking for the sale, please contact a board member or stop by the library.
There will also be raffle baskets available to take a chance on.
There's still time to purchase tickets for the 50/50 raffle. The drawing will be 4 p.m. April 6.
The more tickets sold, the bigger the winnings!
Have a yummy breakfast and get a photo taken with the Easter Bunny.
Children ages 12 and under eat for free.
Call 610-262-2077 for cost information.
Egypt Community Church is hosting a bus trip to the Museum of the Bible April 13. The museum, located in Washington, D.C., documents the narrative, history and impact of the Bible.
The cost of the ticket includes admission to the museum, bus and driver's tip.
The annual Celebration of the Arts event, presented by Woman's Club of Whitehall Township, will be held 6 p.m. April 8. Students from kindergarten through third grade will display their winning entries.
The evening's entertainment will be Wagstaff and Company.
Members are reminded to bring individual juice boxes for the Snack Pack Pals program.
The club meets at Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3355 Macarthur Road.


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Pocket Garden Tour to visit South End gardens June 22 and 23
PORTSMOUTH � The historic streets of Portsmouth�s South End are awash in color this time of year, as beautiful and lovingly tended gardens delight the eye of those passing by. But not often are people invited into the private �pocket gardens� behind these stately houses, where homeowners relax on decks and patios to enjoy their summer respite.
On the weekend of June 22 and 23, everyone will be able to visit 11 such gardens when South Church offers its annual Pocket Gardens of Portsmouth tour. Each year, various Portsmouth neighborhoods are chosen within walking distance of the State Street church, and this year, organizers decided to return to the quaint streets of the South End.
�These are lovely, interesting gardens that have been created in a small space,� said Pocket Garden Tour Committee Chair Susan Kaufmann. �How does someone make the most of that? That�s the hook for gardeners and visitors alike.�
The tour will meander through many side streets in and around the South Mill Pond, Little Harbor and the Piscataqua River, including Whidden Street, Hunking Street, Howard Street, New Castle Avenue and Ridges Court. The leisurely pace allows for visitors to bring their individual imagination and interest to each place, gathering ideas for flowers, shrubs and herbs that they might incorporate into their own gardens at home.
Each space has a story to tell � of a family member�s cherished garden ornament lovingly placed in among the plantings, of a once-overgrown English garden brought back to its splendor, of a thyme garden planted along a gravel walk, of a Christmas rose bush planted in memory of a mother, of a desire to use plantings only native to the Seacoast region.
Pocket Garden Tour Committee volunteer Sylvia Olson was charged with finding all of the gardens on this year�s tour. She begins her work the summer before, walking the charming streets of the city and looking for gardens small enough to be considered �pocket.�
She found that while some homeowners were hesitant to participate, others were very enthusiastic. �They really want to show you their garden and they�re very proud of it. One gentleman bought his house three years ago, redid his whole yard, and can�t wait for us to come in and see it.�
Among those proud homeowners is Robin Lurie-Meyerkopf, whose Whidden Street home is right on South Mill Pond. She said her garden is in a particular �microclimate� � �It�s very windy here, and between the sun and the wind, it�s almost desert-like conditions. I like a variety of things, so in planning it I had to think about what would grow well here.�
She said she�s particularly proud of her dwarf roses in red and orange-yellow that thrive in her garden, along with a �really beautiful� variegated dwarf willow tree and an Asian lilac that seem to be quite happy where they are.
Janet Marx said her Gates Street home is quite small, only four rooms in all, so her garden becomes an important additional space for her during the summer months. She is a veteran of the Pocket Garden tours, having offered her house once in the past. �I love my garden, and I like to show it off,� she said.
�I need lots of colors,� and her garden is proof of that, she said. Annuals abound in the front, while in her back yard many bright perennials like Shasta daisies and clematis can be found. �I love sitting in the garden. It provides me with a lot of happiness,� she said.
Meanwhile, Lurie-Meyerkopf said she will not only be offering her home on the tour, but she�ll be going on the tour herself. �I go every year. Doesn�t everyone like sneaking in people�s backyards and seeing their gardens?� she said with a laugh. �Especially if it�s a house you walk by or ride by every day, and you�ve always admired. �I wonder what they�re doing?��
Everyone who goes on the Pocket Garden Tour will receive a booklet with information about every garden, along with plenty of space to take notes. Refreshments are served in most gardens, and don�t be surprised to hear the mellow sounds of jazz or folk wafting from the back yard. Many area musicians give of their time to support this South Church fundraiser.
In the 28 years that have already passed since the tours began, more than $300,000 has been raised to benefit the church and its work in the larger community.
What: 29th annual Pocket Garden Tour of Portsmouth to benefit South Church
When: 5 to 8 p.m., Friday, June 22 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, June 23
Where: 11 gardens in the South End of Portsmouth; parking at the downtown parking garage is recommended as the South End neighborhood is densely populated with narrow streets. The loop is about 1.5 miles in length.
Tickets: $20 in advance, available at Rolling Green Nursery in Greenland, Wentworth Greenhouses in Rollinsford, Outdoor Pride of Rye, North Hill Nursery in North Hampton and Portsmouth Vacuum Company; at the South Church website, www.southchurch-uu.org (scroll down until you see the garden icon); and they are available through the Facebook page, Portsmouth Pocket Garden Tours. Tickets are $25 the day of the tour and available at South Church, 292 State St., Portsmouth
More info: Visit www.southchurch-uu.org


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Common Coot
Common Quail
Eastern Imperial Eagle
Egyptian Vulture
European Bee-Eater
Eurasian Blackcap
European Honey-buzzard
European Roller
European Turtle-dove
Sociable Lapwing
Illegal shooting
Illegal wild bird trade
Nest robbery
Bird trapping
LIFE Against Bird Crime
IKB Newsletter
Poisoned Eastern imperial eagle ©Milan-Rajic
Poisoning is a serious threat to birds and occurs both intentionally and accidentally.
Intentional poisoning can be either direct or indirect. Direct poisoning is when someone targets a specific species. Once it has been poisoned, this target species may cause the poisoning of another: scavengers eating the poisoned animal, for instance. This is called indirect (or secondary) intentional poisoning.
Illegal accidental poisoning happens when the poison is not directed against a species. Most often, this happens when pesticides are used without the necessary precaution and released into the environment in the wrong location or quantities. This misuse of chemicals also includes mixing different legal substances, which enhances their effect.
What is driving bird poisoning?
Primary intentional poisoning
Poachers, in most cases elephant and rhino poachers, also kill vultures: they fear their overhead circling might alert rangers of their crime. Poisoning is also used as a method of capturing vultures to then sell them in fetish markets for belief-based use.
Secondary intentional poisoning
In some cases, poisoning aims to kill rodents, however, after consuming poisoned prey, protected birds may die from accumulation of the poisoning agent. Some pastoralists also lace carcasses with poison to target predators such as lions and hyenas; but in most cases, birds of prey such as vultures end up consuming the bait and dying. The use of poisoned baits to kill animals such as stray dogs have caused massive deaths of birds of prey.
Accidental poisoning
An example of accidental poisoning is the use of diclofenac as a veterinary treatment to cure cattle. This drug is toxic to birds such as vultures and eagles, and has caused a huge decline of vultures in South Asia – as much as 99%.
The illegal use of poisoned baits is a serious threat to biodiversity and a hazard to public health both in Europe and worldwide. The laying of any poisoned bait in the open is against the law in all EU Member States. The Birds Directive provides the conditions for the sustainable management of hunting, but Member States must outlaw all forms of non-selective and large scale killing of birds. The use of these baits is illegal independent of whether it's intended to deliberately kill a bird of prey or other hunted species.
Please report all suspected bird poisoning – and bird crime in general – to the police and to your local BirdLife partner.
How can you tell if a bird has been poisoned? For live birds, symptoms include neurologic signs such as muscle twitching, "tent-like" wing posture, stiffened neck, dilated pupil, diarrhoea, vomiting and seizures. For carcasses, there are a few signs too: several carcasses of raptors close to each other, cramped legs, traces of vomiting, a twisted neck. Look out for the presence of poisoned bait (e.g. opened carcass, guts, meat, poultry head, egg, etc.) and other dead animals nearby (e.g. dead insects around the victim).
Be aware: live birds should only be handled by experienced people with proper tools. The suspected poisoned bird should be immediately taken to the closest veterinarian.
When dogs save birds
Poisoned Imperial Eagle/ ©PannonEagle LIFE
Specially trained sniffer dogs can locate poisoned carcasses and baits in the field. The first specialized anti-poison dog units in Europe were established in the early 2000's by the Consejería de Medio Ambiente of the Junta de Andalusia in Spain. Since then, the practice has been followed in many countries, and these canines have become an essential tool in the prevention and detection of illegal use of poisoned baits across Europe.
Stichting BirdLife Europe and BirdLife International gratefully acknowledge financial support from the MAVA Foundation, the EU LIFE programme, the European Commission and Vogelbescherming Nederland (BirdLife Netherlands).
All content and opinions expressed on these pages are solely those of Stichting BirdLife Europe.
"Flight for Survival" is partially funded by the LIFE Against Bird Crime project. More information is available here.
Over 25 000 000 million birds are illegally killed around the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the Caucasus every year. For non-rounded, mean numbers, and minimum/maximum estimates, see: Preliminary assessment of the scope and scale of illegal killing and taking of birds in the Mediterranean (Brochet et al 2016) and Illegal killing and taking of Birds in Europe outside the Mediterranean: assessing the scope and scale of a complex issue (Brochet et al., 2018)
"Flight for Survival" is a BirdLife International campaign managed by Stichting BirdLife Europe to raise awareness about the illegal killing of birds in Italy, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Egypt, Lebanon, Bulgaria and Hungary, and their conservation activities to fight this." The species storylines for this campaign are heavily inspired by the information available on the migration habits of the selected birds.
Stichting BirdLife Europe (SBE) manages the European and Central Asian division of BirdLife International. This website is provided by SBE for the BirdLife International Secretariat. SBE and BirdLife UK are joint data controllers for your personal information.
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Q: Background picture doesn't fullscreen on iOS I want to have my background picture fill out the whole screen but I can't find a solution to fix my problem. Would be cool if someone could give me a solution for all mobile devices.
This is what my screen would look like now:

I tried many things. Here is my current code:
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Once you've made it through puppyhood (well done, by the way!) dog training is an on-going discipline and there are many, many opportunities for your best friend to learn and practise new and unwanted behaviours as he grows up.
I offer a tailor made programme to help you through your dog's adult life. This can include a refresher course of the old favourites… has your adult dog developed selective hearing? Don't worry, we can work on magnetic recall! Or, your programme can introduce new commands, training tricks and fun to keep your bond strong and mutually beneficial.


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Voter registration preparations underway
UNDP - May 5, 2009
With more than 27 million eligible voters in a country the size of Western Europe that lacks the most basic infrastructure, elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo are no easy task.
Preparations are underway for a large scale voter registration update that begins on June 7. With the support of UNDP and MONUC (the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo), the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is conducting a pilot voter registration update, hoping to test the reliability of the equipment, software and registration kits.
The operation was carried out in three different registration centres in the Province of Kinshasa. The registration procedure for voters was also tested to assess the voters' understanding of the process. Thousands of people turned out to the Maluku School in the Kinshasa province to verify that their personal information was up-to-date. More than 600 registered to vote and their data was entered into the election data base.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has been riven by conflict throughout its history. A series of coups during its first years of existence led to the three-decade reign of Mobutu Sese Seko, notorious for its pervasive corruption.
As a result, UNDP and the international community continue to support the IEC and the Congolese government in its efforts to hold transparent and fair local elections. After decades of civil war and violence, the African Nation's first democratic elections were held in 2005 and Joseph Kabila was elected president. Now the IEC hopes that local elections will complete this election cycle.
With the success of this pilot, it is hoped that the upcoming large-scale voter update and the local elections will further help the Democratic Republic of Congo on the road to full recovery.
For more on UNDP's work in the Democratic Republic of Congo, go to http://www.undp.org.cd/.
• Felix Tshisekedi Sworn In as DR Congo President (January 24, 2019)
• Constitutional Court Declares Tshisekedi Winner of Presidential Election (January 19, 2019)
• Martin Fayulu Challenges Presidential Election Results in Court (January 12, 2019)
• Felix Tshisekedi Vows to Be the President of All Congolese (January 10, 2019)
• Martin Fayulu Rejects Presidential Election Results (January 10, 2019)
• Felix Tshisekedi Elected DR Congo President (January 10, 2019)
• DR Congo Delays Results of December Election (January 6, 2019)
• Bemba, Katumbi renew their support for joint opposition presidential candidate Fayulu (November 16, 2018)
• Vital Kamerhe also withdraws support for joint opposition presidential bid (November 12, 2018)
• Felix Tshisekedi withdraws support for joint opposition presidential bid (November 12, 2018)
• Jean-Pierre Bemba banned from running for president (August 25, 2018)
• Vital Kamerhe named UNC presidential candidate (August 4, 2018)
• Bemba says Katumbi should be allowed to run for president (August 4, 2018)
• Moise Katumbi blocked from entering DR Congo (August 3, 2018)
• Jean-Pierre Bemba Returns to DR Congo (August 1, 2018)
• Jean-Pierre Bemba named MLC presidential candidate (July 13, 2018)
• Botswana Urges Joseph Kabila to Step Down (February 26, 2018)
• No elections in DR Congo in December without electronic voting machines: INEC (February 13, 2018)
• US Warns DR Congo Against Electronic Voting for Delayed Election (February 12, 2018)
• Presidential election scheduled for December 23, 2018 (November 5, 2017)
• Felix Tshisekedi accuses INEC of illegally prolonging Kabila's mandate (October 24, 2017)
• DRC Seeks Arrest of Presidential Candidate Moise Katumbi (May 19, 2016)
• Papa Wemba Is Buried in Kinshasa (May 4, 2016)
• Papa Wemba Awarded Highest National Honor as Thousands Pay Tribute (May 2, 2016)
• Political tensions 'running high' in DR Congo ahead of 2016 elections (October 7, 2015)
• Rights Groups: DR Congo Must Free Pro-democracy Activists (April 13, 2015)
• Electoral commission sets DR Congo presidential election date (February 12, 2015)
• Police Open Fire on Crowd Protesting Election Law Change (January 19, 2015)
• Etienne Tshisekedi Evacuated to Belgium for Medical Treatment (August 16, 2014)
• Kerry Calls on Kabila to Honor Constitution (May 4, 2014)
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With this album, Luck Child, a long-standing wish of Dutch jazz singer Fay Claassen is fulfilled. It is an ode to youth and beauty with a mix of old and new songs. This compilation consists mostly of songs that she has been singing for many years but has never before recorded. Famous and beloved songs like Paul McCartney's "Blackbird," Paul Simon's "One Trick Pony," Billie Holiday's "God Bless the Child," and songs by Burt Bacharach, and Ennio Morricone are presented alongside new compositions by Paul Heller. This is Fay Claassen's most personal and most emotional release to date, and she will touch the listener's heart with her beautiful voice that goes straight to the soul.
"Two Edisons for Fay Claassen."
"Jazz singer Fay Claassen is Harpers Bazaar Woman of the Week."
"You could characterize the album as a easy-listening album with quality."
Dutch jazz vocalist Fay Claassen gives listeners to reconsider familiar pop songs in new settings on Luck Child (Challenge).
"Warm toned vocalist Fay Claassen mixes tradition with modern on this album that puts a fresh coat of paint on a variety of tunes."
I think it's fair to say though that it wasn't only the refreshments that were cool on Friday night as the crystal clear voice of Dutch Jazz Lady Fay Claassen, with a world class backing band to guide it, headed like an exocet missile straight into our ears and clean through to our hearts.
"Simply fantastic: Fay Claassen with band feat. Paul Heller at the Schumannfest Bonn"
"Yes, it has already traveled the road this Korean, French singer. With her amazing vocal qualities and the art of re-interpreting hits. Don't t forget her warm and often soft voice, bringing the music of the artists to a higher level."
"This Dutch singer has a beautiful voice, perfectly chooses existing pieces. ....when she sings, it's perfect!"
"As a singer, Claassen is simultaneously cool and warm. It's a winning combination. She brings her own personality to familiar numbers like "God Bless The Child." Claassen makes the traditional "Oh Shenandoah" sound fresh and modern."
She closes the disc with a wordlessly dreamy "Cinema Paradiso" that beautifully captures this fine singer in full flight.
"The calling of singing is huge"
"Wordless she sings the arrangement Finding You by Paul Heller dubbed instruments without piano, guitar and bass, totally cool."
"... On 'Luck Child', the Dutch vocalist sings a wide range of finely arranged songs from Paul McCartney to Duke Ellington and Ennio Morricone. Always with a lot of soul and enchanting expressive power."
"With this cd, she totally re-acclaimed here name she established with her ode to Chet Baker in 2005.
"Op het klein gehouden Luck Child zingt Claassen zich meer dan voorheen los van haar grote voorbeelden en klinkt ze even intiem als intens.
"I live for the music. I'm a musician!"
"Met 'Luck Child' belicht Claassen de lichtere kant van de muziek waarbij haar stem zoveel mogelijk de emotie zoekt."


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Sigourney Weaver's exo-suit from "Aliens" may soon be real
YouTube/Channel Panasonic
Extra in the next "Alien" film?
By Mike Murphy
Technology editor
Published August 20, 2015 This article is more than 2 years old.
While we don't have interstellar spaceships, the ability to terraform other planets, or know of any bloodthirsty aliens bent on our eradication, there may soon be one sci-fi thing we'll have from James Cameron's "Aliens:" exo-suits.
Mitsui & Co., a Japanese firm more commonly known for trading commodities, is apparently working on exoskeletons to aid manual laborers. According to Bloomberg, the company hopes to soon be able to build a mechanical suit much like the one in the 1986 movie.
In the film, the suits—called Power Loaders—were meant to help people move heavy objects, like a wearable forklift. Mitsui's suit would theoretically serve the same purpose. Mitsui plans to have its suit ready to sell in two years, according to Bloomberg.
Mitsui & Co.
The current exo-suit.
Mitsui has been working with Panasonic to create "powered exoskeletons" for a few years. In 2014, the two companies showed off how their exoskeletons can help workers carry heavy objects with ease. Bloomberg points out that this is a great solution for the aging Japanese workforce to keep people working as long as physically possible. In the above video, Mitsui shows how the suits can be used to help rickshaw drivers work more easily (though that still seems like a less effective solution than just hailing a taxi).
While a fully-fledged Power Loader-style suit probably wouldn't be much more useful than a forklift for most Japanese workplaces, it might prove super useful in case we do come across any alien species in the near future. Otherwise, the folks over at Suidobashi Heavy Industry, whose Kuratas robot will be dueling an American robot next year, might be interested. At the very least, it might be a good option for the referee.


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Here are some of the books I really enjoyed this year. There are still many books I haven't gotten my hands on or am still reading, but there's always next year.
The sequel to "Leviathan". Unusual, adventurous, steam-punky and inventive.
Sequel to "The Monstumologist". This was a different twist on the story of Will Henry. Much more ambivalent but still compelling, disturbing and creepy.
One of my favorites. Para-normal, Gothic, very romantic. The sequel, "The Darkly Luminous Fight for Persephone Parker" is equally good.
The young woman in this book has the ability to locate victims who have died. Had me guessing and turning the pages.
A surprisingly moving story set in a Grimm fairy tale.
One of my favorite new fantasies. This is the third in a series of 5. Very unusual and layered.
Stayed with me for weeks.
Funny, witty, wicked, charming....love these and have read the following two. Looking forward to "Heartless" for 2011.
Great read and interesting premise with a zing I didn't see coming.
I'm sure I'm forgetting some. What were some of your favorites?
I LOVE Keturah and Lord Death. One of my favorite reads. I will give Nevermore a chance. I've heard about it from several people. Thank you Crystal, for your suggestions. How is your own novel coming?
I haven't actually worked on it after I finished it at the end of November. My plan was to leave it alone until January and then go back and revise it. I'm kind of nervous and excited to go back and read it. :) Thanks for asking friend.
What about you? I heard you were working on illustrations for a picture book.
I found you through Crystal!! Kim a wonderful list of reads!
Okay - spending a lot of time on your blog this morning : ) My favourites were "The Help" , "Water for Elephants". I'm intrigued by the sound of "The book of Lost Things". That will be next on my list.


The year 2018 will have been busy on the scene criminal investigation of crimes with extreme violence. Five murder cases and a history of foreskin pierced has caught the attention.
The Chicoutimien Luc Hamel pleaded guilty in may 2018, with the second degree murder of Sandra Fortin, which occurred on march 16, 2016, in Jonquière. It has thereby avoided to the relatives of the victim to relive the difficult moments of this sordid party, where the woman was murdered with blows of knife.
Hamel was able to get out of the victim's body from his residence to place it in the trunk of his car to the home of Hamel. She is the daughter of Sandra Fortin, worried not to have news of her mother, who contacted the police to refer them to Hamel.
On may 4, 2018, of Hamel was sentenced automatically to life in prison without the possibility of parole before 20 years.
Karl-Emmanuel Villeneuve is still awaiting a date for his trial in respect of the murder of Alexandre Larouche, who was assassinated last July.
September 28, Karl-Emmanuel Villeneuve, an individual of 20 years of Chicoutimi, has been charged with murder in the first degree of Alexandre Larouche. The latter has been murdered in a residence of the street Johanna, Chicoutimi-Nord, a discharge of a gun, on 29 July. But his body was not discovered until the 1st of August.
Villeneuve was first declared unfit to appear before the physicians do not consider themselves able to face justice.
On the other hand, the June 22, Alexandre Gendron was convicted of murder in the second degree of the Félicinoise Cheryl Bau-Tremblay. The victim was five months pregnant.
She could no longer endure that his spouse consumes alcohol in an abusive manner. The baffle broke out, and Gendron has murdered his wife. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole before 12 years.
In Mashteuiatsh, Rodrigue Boivin was sentenced to nine years detention for manslaughter. He had beaten Evens Robertson. The man died a few days later.
The Quebec Court of appeal has reduced the sentence of Stacey-Sikourik Denis-Packed six years to two years detention for manslaughter. She killed her father Alfred, who had spent his life in the fight. The Court of appeal stated that the trial judge had omitted the link between the factors of historical, systemic, and moral culpability of the accused. It was in a difficult situation.
In addition, Gérald Patoine died in custody as a result of an incurable illness, on the 26th of January. Patoine had taken his own life, in 2004, Daniel Lemieux, pressing 55 blows of a knife. He had then strangled to death his ex-spouse Karine Gaudreault. He had presented himself at the courthouse to meet his lawyer, mr. Charles Cantin.
And the Sûreté du Québec has revived the investigation into the murder of Guylaine Potvin, who was murdered on April 28, 2000. The police have received new information.
Even if there was no death of humans, some individuals are not gone dead hand, to brutalize their victim.
Jonathan Ouellet has marked the imagination of many readers after being handed a sentence of nine years in the penitentiary, in addition to being declared a long term offender for 10 years, having pierced the foreskin of his victim.
Ouellet has used a hunting knife to pass the act, because the victim had dared to sleep with his ex-girlfriend, that Ouellet had left it.
Meanwhile, Anne Pearson has been sentenced to four years in penitentiary for having shot the pistol in the face of a woman that she had kidnapped in a case of narcotics.
Finally, the French national Mathieu Parent-Soares has been convicted on an arson causing death and was sentenced to seven years in penitentiary. Upon his release from detention, it will be returned in France.


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Маньи́-Даниго́н () — коммуна во Франции, находится в регионе Франш-Конте. Департамент — Верхняя Сона. Входит в состав кантона Люр-Сюд. Округ коммуны — Люр.

Код INSEE коммуны — 70318.

География
Коммуна расположена приблизительно в 350 км к юго-востоку от Парижа, в 65 км северо-восточнее Безансона, в 34 км к востоку от Везуля.

Северную часть коммуны занимают леса.

Население
Население коммуны на 2010 год составляло 454 человека.

Экономика
В 2010 году среди 291 человека трудоспособного возраста (15—64 лет) 213 были экономически активными, 78 — неактивными (показатель активности — 73,2 %, в 1999 году было 69,8 %). Из 213 активных жителей работали 188 человек (110 мужчин и 78 женщин), безработных было 25 (5 мужчин и 20 женщин). Среди 78 неактивных 27 человек были учениками или студентами, 22 — пенсионерами, 29 были неактивными по другим причинам.

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Tag: Enough Rope
TV Week Logie Awards: 10 years ago
Packed To The Rafters star Rebecca Gibney won the Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality On Australian Television at the 51st annual TV Week Logie Awards. The awards, held at Melbourne's Crown Casino on Sunday 3 May 2009, were hosted by former Big Brother host Gretel Killeen and broadcast on the Nine Network. Gibney took …
30 Seconds, Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?, Better Homes And Gardens, Big Brother, Bondi Rescue, Border Security, Enough Rope, Foreign Correspondent, Foxtel, H2O: Just Add Water, Home And Away, McLeod's Daughters, Neighbours, Olympic Games, Packed To The Rafters, Rove Live, So You Think You Can Dance, Spicks And Specks, Tangle, The First Australians, The Footy Show, The Hollowmen, TV Week Logie Awards, Underbelly
Permanent link to this article: https://televisionau.com/2019/06/tv-week-logie-awards-10-years-ago-8.html
Former Home And Away star Kate Ritchie won her second TV Week Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality On Australian TV at the 50th annual TV Week Logie Awards. The awards were held on 4 May 2008 at Melbourne's Crown Palladium and telecast on the Nine Network. The 50th annual awards marked some significant changes …
A Current Affair, All Saints, Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?, Australian Idol, Australian Story, Bathurst 1000, Better Homes And Gardens, Bondi Rescue, Border Security, Choir Of Hard Knocks, Clarke And Dawe, Constructing Australia: The Bridge, Curtin, Dancing With The Stars, Enough Rope, Home And Away, Kath And Kim, Lockie Leonard, Neighbours, Rove Live, RPA, RSPCA Animal Rescue, Satisfaction, Sea Patrol, Seven News, So You Think You Can Dance, Spicks And Specks, Summer Heights High, The 7.30 Report, The Circuit, The Footy Show, The King, TV Week Logie Awards, We Can Be Heroes
Paul Bongiorno in Australia Day Honours
Network Ten's National Affairs editor Paul Bongiorno has been appointed a member of the Order of Australia (AM) in today's Australia Day Honours. Bongiorno received recognition for his significant service to the print and broadcast media as a journalist, political commentator and editor. In a career that started with the Seven Network in 1974, Bongiorno has been …
A Country Practice, Alvin Purple, Appealathon, Be Our Guest, Bellbird, Blankety Blanks, Blue Heelers, Carols By Candlelight, Dancing With The Stars, Division 4, Enough Rope, Fresh, Good Morning Australia, GP, Here's Humphrey, Hey Hey It's Saturday, Home And Away, House Rules, Kath And Kim, Live At 5, Lowdown, Lyndey And Blair's Taste Of Greece, Matlock Police, Meet The Press, Menotti, Mercury, Olympic Games, Patrol Boat, Q&A, Rafferty's Rules, Return To Eden, Rush, Satisfaction, Spicks And Specks, Stars Of Tomorrow, State Coroner, Telethon, Ten News, The Challenge, The Channel Niners, The Circle, The Dismissal, The Flying Doctors, The Girl From Tomorrow, The Last Bastion, The Last Of The Australians, TV Week Logie Awards, Twisted, Water Under The Bridge, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
Permanent link to this article: https://televisionau.com/2014/01/paul-bongiorno-in-australia-day-honours.html
Happy 80th Birthday, ABC!
It was 80 years ago today (1 July 1932) that Australia's national broadcaster — ABC — was officially opened by Prime Minister Joseph Lyons. The Australian Broadcasting Commission — as it was then — initially comprised of twelve existing radio stations, covering each State capital city as well as Newcastle, Corowa, Rockhampton and Crystal Brook …
ABC, Alvin Purple, Bellbird, Brides Of Christ, Countdown, Digital TV, Enough Rope, Four Corners, Frontline, Kath And Kim, Mother And Son, Olympic Games, Paper Giants: The Birth Of Cleo, Play School, Q&A, Rage, Seachange, Six O'Clock Rock, Spicks And Specks, Summer Heights High, The Chaser's War On Everything, The Late Show, The Slap, We Can Be Heroes
Permanent link to this article: https://televisionau.com/2012/07/happy-80th-birthday-abc.html
TV's gold rush begins early
Who was the most popular personality on Australian television in 2008? The list of nominees for the major award for this year's TV Week Logie Awards has found itself inadvertently promoted in advance of the awards' launch party scheduled for today. The Nine Network yesterday (Sunday) ran advertisements for the special edition of TV Week, …
Enough Rope, Neighbours, Packed To The Rafters, Rove McManus, So You Think You Can Dance, Spicks And Specks, TV Week, TV Week Logie Awards
Permanent link to this article: https://televisionau.com/2009/03/tvs-gold-rush-begins-early.html
Denton's had enough of Rope
After six seasons and almost 200 episodes, Andrew Denton (pictured) has decided it's time to move on from his weekly interview show Enough Rope With Andrew Denton. Beginning on ABC in March 2003, Enough Rope With Andrew Denton marked a return to television after seven years for Denton. His TV career began in 1988 as …
ABC, Enough Rope, TV Week Logie Awards
Permanent link to this article: https://televisionau.com/2008/10/dentons-had-enough-of-rope.html


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AIDA 2020 Update: Austria
9th April 2021 | News
The updated AIDA Country Report on Austria provides a detailed overview on legislative and practice-related developments in asylum procedures, reception conditions, detention of asylum seekers and content of international protection in 2020.
Access to the territory remained restricted in 2020. This is due inter alia to the much criticised COVID-19 restrictions in force from March to April 2020 which foresaw the obligation to submit a valid health certificate in order to be allowed entry, thereby undermining the right to asylum, as well as the re-introduction of temporary border controls up until 11 May 2021. Allegations of illegal pushbacks were also reported at the Slovenian and Hungarian borders. Persons have been summarily returned to Slovenia based on a readmission agreement with no assessment of their protection needs.
In 2020, a total of 14,192 applications for international protection were lodged, marking an increase of 10% compared to 12,886 applications in 2019. The average duration of the procedure at first instance increased from 2.3 months in 2019 to 3.9 months in 2020, mainly due to COVID-19. The Austrian Ombudsman continued to receive complaints on the length of and deficiencies in the first instance procedure. As regards decision-making, refugee status was granted to 7,710 persons and subsidiary protection to 2,435 persons. The number of rejections is higher but detailed figures were not made available by the Ministry of Interior, thus making it impossible to provide a recognition rate at this stage. A total of 21,217 cases were pending both at first and second instance by the end of 2020.
The main change in Austria remains the new state-run legal assistance system carried out by the Federal Agency BBU GmbH which began providing legal counselling in asylum procedures at the start of 2021. This means that funding for the provision of legal assistance by NGOs was officially suspended in 2020. Important concerns were raised regarding the structural independence and impartiality of the new Federal Agency in light of the risk of undermining the right to an effective remedy. The responsibility for the provision of basic care also shifted to the new Federal Agency in December 2020.
A poor management of the COVID-19 crisis in reception centres was reported in 2020, resulting in lengthy quarantine periods in federal facilities and inadequate reception conditions for asylum seekers. This also affected vulnerable groups such as a high number of unaccompanied children who had to stay in inadequate federal facilities due to a lack of communication between states and deficient COVID-19 test strategies. The duration of detention of asylum seekers also increased significantly from 28.9 days in 2019 to 83.3 days in 2020 as a result of the impossibility to deport rejected asylum seekers in the context of COVID-19. Nevertheless, this situation also led to an increased use of alternatives to detention, reaching up to 677 cases in 2020 compared to only 270 cases between 2016 and 2018.
The Federal Office for Immigration and Asylum (BFA) continued to initiate a high number of cessation and withdrawal procedures, affecting in particular beneficiaries of protection from Russia, Syria and Afghanistan. Available statistics do not distinguish between the two procedures but indicate that they were initiated in nearly 7,800 cases in 2020. As a result, the asylum status was ceased or withdrawn in more than 1,300 cases; and in nearly 500 cases for beneficiaries of subsidiary protection. While there is no further information available on whether these decisions were enforced, challenged or appealed, they confirm that the determining authority increasingly resorts to cessation and withdrawal procedures.
This article appeared in the ECRE Weekly Bulletin. You can subscribe to the Weekly Bulletin here.


The collection below marks the first time that recordings of private meetings between a director of the CIA and any president have ever been made public. In this case, the Nixon tape recording system captured 11 meetings between DCI Richard Helms and President Nixon between February 27, 1971 and January 25, 1973. The meetings ranged from one-on-one telephone conversations to larger national security briefings to the swearing in ceremony of Vernon Walters as Deputy DCI.
While a portion of the conversations remain excised for national security reasons, the quality of the majority of the audio that is available below ranges from good to poor. In general, conversations with fewer participants, such as telephone conversations, tends to be the best quality, while meetings that included a greater number of individuals tend to be more difficult to decipher.
The conversations were often lengthy and far ranging in content. The topics discussed include the Vietnam War, the India-Pakistan War of 1971, the Soviet Union, the People's Republic of China, Mexican President Luis Echeverria, Deputy DCI Walters, Iran, the Bay of Pigs, and many other subjects. Besides the audio files below, you will also find National Archives-prepared summaries, copies of the presidential daily diary (PDD) for the respective dates, as well as basic information about each conversation.
For a key to other participants' names, click here (136k).


Golden Plover - a beautiful unmistakable Plover with its distinctive gold and black plumage. Large flocks of wintering birds are found inland as well as coastline habitats. They have a wide variety of diet including worms, berries, seeds, beetles and invertebrates. They are red-listed due to a recent decline in breeding pairs. Although in Europe the numbers are more secure. This bird was photographed in Quinta do Lago in Portugal during October.


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Q: jQuery slideUp and slideDown as page transitions I would like to make my website to do some page transitions but I have some trouble
(maybe it is not a big problem but I am still unable to solve)
OK, here is my plan:
My plan is, when a page loads, the  can slideDown so i did the following:
$(document).ready(function() {
    var velocity = ($('#main').height() / 500) * 1000;
    $('#main').css('display', 'none');
    $('#main').slideDown(velocity);

The velocity can make sure the speed of the slideDown can be calculated in pixels. So, longer page longer duration.
In the other hand, when I submit a form or click on a hyperlink, the page can slideUp then go to the page where it should be go to. Some of you may know the problem is that actually there is no time for the animation to do. Before the animation starts, the page has changed. So I coded event.preventtDefault() to stop it. Yeah, it stopped though, the event is actually removed so it didn't go anywhere. Anyway here is code:
    $('form').submit(function(event) {
        event.preventDefault();
        var velocity = ($('#main').height() / 500) * 1000;
        $('#main').slideUp(velocity);
        $('form').submit();
    });

    $('a').click(function(event) {
        event.preventDefault();
        if($('a').attr('href') != '') {
            var velocity = ($('#main').height() / 500) * 1000;
            $('#main').slideUp(velocity);
        }
        $(this).click();
    });
});

P.S.: Because of the CSS is brought by purecss.io so some links didn't have a href to go to (all the means, the slideUp works actually if the hyperlink does not have a href attrubute), so if the  does not have href don't make the page slideUp.
I know what is going wrong but I don't know how to solve it. Any ideas?

HTML code using

Menu

Index

Announcement

System Message

A: You can use a callback from within the slideUp or slideDown function. This will be called only once the animation has completed. From within the callback you can use JavaScript to change the browser location (which I think is what you're looking for). Something like this:
$('a').on('click', function( e ) {
   e.preventDefault();

   if ( $(this).attr('href') !== '') {

       $('#main').slideUp( velocity, function() {

           var url = $(this).attr('href');

           window.location = url;

       });

   }

});

A: Answer here, thanks everyone who helped me, I appreciate it.
James may be right, I shouldn't use page transitions.
Simple is always the best. (Actually the effect not working properly in some situation)
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#main').css('display', 'none');
    $('#main').slideDown($('#main').height());

    $('a').click(function(event) {
        event.preventDefault();
        url = $(this).attr('href');
        if(url !== '' && url.length > 0) {
            $('#main').slideUp($('#main').height(), function() {
                 window.location = url;
            });
        }
    });

    $(':submit').click(function(event) {
        event.preventDefault();
        $('#main').slideUp($('#main').height(), function() {
            $('form').trigger('submit');
        });
    });
});

For the guys who have a simple website, feel free to copy and use it. (or I would not post here)
For the guys who want to know the problem, well ...
1.
The links won't be opened in a new window whether i put target="_blank" or not.
Actually you can fix (browse another question in StackOverflow and you will find it)
2.
You will get stuck if you want to process form during submit. I have some JavaScript to check the input data of the form before submit it to the PHP page. It will engage the effect before the checkForm(). What I want to tell is if checkForm() return false, no document will be ready. All the means the page won't slide down again. i.e. YOU STUCKED! lol


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Ubisoft CEO: Smurfs & Co. gained 4.2 million players with no marketing
Joe Osborne, AOL.com
Sep 8th 2011 4:40PM
And now, The Smurfs & Co. is sitting pretty with over 9 million monthly players since its launch just over a month ago. During an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot revealed, "Smurfs went from zero to 4.2 million without marketing in two weeks."
While these might not be The Sims Social numbers, it speaks volumes to the power social games with strong brands behind them have on Facebook. This is especially considering Ubisoft conducted zero advertising (the main method of growth for Facebook games these days) for The Smurfs & Co. in that time period. That's the power of The Smurfs for ya, I guess.
Guillemont continued," So it's amazing how fast, when the content is adapted, those products can grow. So it really shows that people are very interested by new content in games. So we will continue to develop and make sure the quality of the game experience is adapted to what people are looking for."
In other words, the best way to for a Facebook game to grow is the keep it current, according to Guillemont. (So, that's whyZynga updates its games incessantly!) The Ubisoft boss went on to reveal to GamesIndustry.biz just why it's in on the rapidly growing free-to-play and social games movement: "In the long term there's no reason why the casual would not overcome the hardcore business because there are more people that are interested in buying casual."
So, if you ask Guillemont, casual (and free-to-play) are the way to go, which already accounted for 40 percent of the company's revenue in 2010. And Ubisoft is certainly not alone--EA has already spent over $1 billion on Facebook and mobile games, which is looking to already be paying off. Other traditional companies are slowly dipping their feet, while a legion of originally hardcore game designers have Facebook Credits twinkling in their eyes.
Does this mean no more Assassin's Creed or Ghost Recon for the hardcore crowd? Of course not, but I'm willing to bet that it does mean far more blue creatures in white hats in a not-so-little place called Facebook.
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Foundation and Friends of the Botanic Gardens Ltd was established to encourage the use and enjoyment of your Gardens – the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, the Domain, the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah and the Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan - and to involve the community in the scientific, educational, horticultural, cultural and recreational functions of your Gardens.
Foundation & Friends serves as an important link between the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and the community, and promotes, supports and contributes to the development of the Gardens.
We have something for plant lovers, supporters of scientific research and conservation, and quality environmental education. We host a wonderful range of activities and events for our members, connect the community to the Gardens and raise money to support the many projects and initiatives within your Gardens.
Show your love for your Gardens by joining our vibrant community of members and help support the important role plants play in human survival.
Donating over $132,000 to new solar panels and BigBelly Bins to the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden - a 30th birthday gift!
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10 Writers Who Use Stream of Consciousness Better than Anybody Else
By May Huang A narrative technique that has perplexed and fascinated readers for centuries, the stream of consciousness technique has been used by many writers to trace the seamless (and […]
By May Huang
A narrative technique that has perplexed and fascinated readers for centuries, the stream of consciousness technique has been used by many writers to trace the seamless (and oft erratic) musings of characters such as Mrs. Dalloway and Stephen Dedalus. Below are 10 writers whose works – ranked amongst the finest in English literature – feature the stream of consciousness technique.
Okay, but what is Stream of Consciousness?
Stream of Consciousness is a type of writing that originated with the works of psychologist William James (Brother of Novelist Emeritus Henry James). Basically, its purpose is to emulate the passage of thought through your mind without any inhibitors. For that reason, sentences become longer, less organized and more sporadic in style. Its lack of structure is not for everybody, but that doesn't mean there isn't any order. Stream of consciousness permits deeper patterns of order to emerge, ones based on the genuine movement of information in your brain. It also permits writers to simulate different forms of consciousness, such as dreams, comas, drug use and hallucinatory seances.
Dorothy Richardson
Considered the pioneer of the stream-of-consciousness technique, 20th century British author Dorothy Richardson was the first author to publish a full length stream-of-consciousness novel: Pointed Roofs. In fact, it was in reviewing Pointed Roofs that British author May Sinclaire first coined the term 'stream-of-consciousness' in April 1918.
"On one side was the little grey river, on the other long wet grass repelling and depressing. Not far ahead was the roadway which led, she supposed to the farm where they were to drink new milk. She would have to walk with someone when they came to the road, and talk. She wondered whether this early morning walk would come, now, every day. Her heart sank at the thought." from Pointed Roofs
Recipient of both the Nobel Prize in Literature and the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, American author William Faulkner used the stream of consciousness technique to great effect in The Sound and the Fury and As I Lay Dying, exploring the depths of different characters' inner conflict through disjointed, unpunctuated narrative. In one short paragraph, the reader is at once exposed to different smells, sounds and movement:
"Nonsense you look like a girl you are lots younger than Candace color in your cheeks like a girl A face reproachful tearful an odor of camphor and of tears a voice weeping steadily and softly beyond the twilit door the twilight-colored smell of honey suckle. Bringing empty trunks down the attic stairs they sounded like coffins […]" – from As I Lay Dying
Dublin born writer James Joyce employed the stream-of-consciousness style in all of his novels, including Finnegans Wake, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and – of course – the 1000-page, 265,000-word long Ulysses. It is easy to get lost in any paragraph in the novel, as the protagonist Stephen Dedalus guides us quickly – and disjointedly – through his thoughts and surroundings. One moment he is asking himself, "Would you go back to then?" and the next he is on Grafton street, pondering whether to buy a pincushion while the "jingle of harnesses" sounds in his ears. Then, out of the blue, he answers himself and concludes that it would be "useless to go back." Next thing you know, he's moved on to Duke Street and we're not quite sure how he – or we – got there.
Recognized as the most important feminist writer (and perhaps one of the most important writers in general) of all time, Virginia Woolf used the stream-of-consciousness technique to great significance in her work. Paying scrupulous attention to detail and describing even "the footman's hand," "parcels and umbrellas." Woolf takes readers through different minds, perspectives and surroundings in Mrs. Dalloway. She makes us wonder who is speaking – and about what.
French writer Marcel Proust also used the stream-of-consciousness style in his works, notably in the seven-volume long Remembrance of Things Past, in which even the simple childhood memory of eating a petite madeleine plunges one into the "vast structure of recollection." Reading Proust, one is caught up in the taste and smell of the pastry, "the water-lilies on the Vivonne" and "Sunday mornings at Combray" – all of which are memories that converge in the narrator's stream of consciousness.
American writer Jack Kerouac's On the Road is now remembered as one of the defining novels of the Beat Generation – as well as a modern example of stream-of-consciousness writing. Originally written over a course of 3 weeks on one scroll of paper (deemed the 'original scroll'), On the Road is based on Kerouac's road trip across America, a journey at times vividly recounted in continuous stream-of-consciousness prose, fusing both description of land and memory:
"The brown hills led off towards Nevada; to the South was my legendary Hollywood; to the North the mysterious Shasta country. Down below was everything: the barracks where we stole our tiny box of condiments, where Dostioffski's tiny face had glared at us […]" from On the Road
Portuguese Nobel Prize Laureate Jose Saramago, like Woolf, also liked to alternative between narratives and use stream-of-consciousness in his writing. In Blindness, Saramago uses long sentences and eschews quotation marks to enhance the seamlessness of his prose, allowing the stream-of-consciousness to run free of interruption:
"The very air in the ward seemed to have become heavier, emitting strong lingering odours, with sudden wafts that were simply nauseating, What will this place be like within a week, he asked himself, and it horrified him to think that in a week's time, they would still be confined here, Assuming there won't be any problems with food supplies, and who can be sure there isn't already a shortage, I doubt, for example, whether those outside have any idea from one minute to the next…" – from Blindness
Samuel Backett
The second French writer on this list, Samuel Beckett used the stream of consciousness technique in his Three Novels (Molloy, Malone Dies and the Unnamable) to deliver a stream of observations and musings on time and existence. In fact, Molloy defies conventional grammar and tense rules in order to emphasize the continuity of the narrator's non-stop train of thought:
"What shall I do? What shall I do? now low, a murmur, now precise as the headwaiter's And to follow? and often rising to a scream. And in the end, or almost, to be abroad alone, by unknown ways, in the gathering night, with a stick." – from Molloy
Although Crime and Punishment is Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky's best-known work, his 1864 novella Notes from Underground also sits amongst the classics of Russian literature. Throughout the novel, the 'Underground Man' expresses his continuous train of thought through long, comma-filled sentences (even in brackets).
"If you take, for instance, the antithesis of the normal man, that is, the man of acute consciousness, who has come, of course, not out of the lap of nature but out of a retort (this is almost mysticism, gentlemen, but I suspect this, too), this retort-made man is sometimes so nonplussed in the presence of his antithesis that with all his exaggerated consciousness he genuinely thinks of himself as a mouse and not a man. It may be an acutely conscious mouse, yet it is a mouse, while the other is a man, and therefore, et caetera, et caetera." – from Notes from Underground
83 year old African American author Toni Morrison published several books on slavery, the most compelling of which is undoubtedly Beloved. The story of a 'ghost baby' who returns to her family in the form of a grown woman, Beloved is both a harrowing tale about the horrors of slavery as it is a testament to the unrelenting power of memory. Morrison uses stream of consciousness in one of the final chapters to reveal the intermingling of three characters' thoughts:
You are my daughter
You are my face; you are me
I have found you again; you have come back to me
You are my Beloved
I have your milk
I have your smile
I will take care of you
You are my face; I am you. Why did you leave me
who am you?" – from Beloved
Let us know what you think of our selection!
Posted on March 22, 2014 53 By qwiklit	Articles Posted in Articles Tagged #beckett, Dorothy Richardson, Jose Saramago, Literature, proust, stream, stream of consciousness
Bill Weller
You've made 2 mistakes. Samuel Beckett is Irish not French. And your Faulkner quote comes from The Sound and the Fury, from the 2nd section (Quentin's).
Gnanasekaran Deconstructionist
thugh irish, later settled in France.
He would still be considered Irish, and is Irish. I agree with Bill that it is inaccurate and misleading to say he's French.
Also think Robert Penn Warren, Pullitzer prize winner, should come above that last entry at least for a place on this list. His "The Cave" is an entire novel in tis style, mesmerizing, as opposed to just a final chapter.
All this notwithstanding, a good list and thank you for compiling it.
P.S. Small typo to correct: "Portuguese Nobel Prize Laureate Jose Saramago, like Woolf, also liked to ALTERNATE between narratives "
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George Cole Scott (My published name)
My present study led me to Stream of Consciousness writers, particularly, to James Joyce, and especially "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man".
I appreciate the list of the "Ten" and wonder where it came from? Do you reveal sources?
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zulfiquar ali shah
Fyodor Dostoevsky can not be termed in this category of writers…..because the term STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS was adopted from psychology and coined during the lost generations…..between the period of two great wars…..between…1918-1945 and this is not the period of Dostoevsky.
Good point. However, even before the name was coined, any writer could have been using the style. A rose by any other name and all….
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Nice article! Kerouac's book 'Lonesome Traveller' is an even more striking example of 'stream of consciousness'. But he called it 'spontaneous prose'.
soumya
stream of consciousness is the purest expression.
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Enjoyed the stream of consciousness list. It made me reminisce, but first I went straight to Faulkner and his quote from "The Sound and the Fury."
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WeaverGrace
Decades ago, one of my readers said that she loved my stream-of-consciousness style. At the time, I was stuffing envelopes with paper covered in my tiny handwriting, front and back, restricting myself to 6 sheets of 8 1/2 X 11″ paper, to keep under the 1 oz. limit for a first class postage stamp.
Thanks for helping me understand what she meant.
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Mary Martina Wogan
Samuel Beckett is Irish. Good article, tho.
Yes, Mary Martina, you are right. I pointed that out a year and a half ago but apparently no one cares.
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With rare exception, 'stream of consciousness' is crap employed by the lazy or psychotic.
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Beckett was Irish, but did write in French, so it's easy to see how the error arose.
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Gail Baker
I've never liked it. It's lazy writing in my VERY humble opinion.
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Yusuf Solomon
What About Kurt Vonnegut? Joseph Heller? Anthony Burgess?
Phyllis Kotite
Earlier authors such as Shakespeare's Hamlet: 'to be or not to be, etc
Joyce credits the French author Dujardin for inspiring him re stream of consciousness (backcover of Portrait of an Artist)
A good list but you left out William Burroughs, Thomas Pynchon and
William H. Gass
A fair list, but you left out William
Burroughs, Pynchon, and William H.
Geneviève Flamand
Strange… i am reading during these days " letters to Alen Ginsberg" from William Burroughs… and what is strange is that i've never heard about this author since i've taken his book at the library… and meet his name for the second time in your commentary… 🙂
Jack Grapes
There seems to be a consensus misunderstanding, even by respected critics and list-makers, between "stream of consciousness" as a narrative technique, and "interior monologue" as — not only a narrative technique — but as parts of any normal narrative in which we are given the subjective musing of a character. The difference is in "form," not necessarily content. The form of stream of consciousness is presented elliptically, distorted, sentences broken and phrases that are presented in a non-linear way, such that the reader experiences the sense of the brain/mind kaleidescopically (not in the mood to check the spelling!) experiencing all experience in a holistic onslaught: thoughts, images, randomness, sensations, all in a jumble, like a stream, or if presented in an extreme way, a raging river. However, when the sentences are constructed properly and grammatically, and one thought seems to lead to the next in a linear fashion, this is properly not stream of consciousness but good ole traditional interior monologue. Many of your examples or books on the list are NOT stream of consciousness, but interior monologue, or — if I may extend the metaphor — paths of consciousness, orderly progressions from one grammatically and syntactically proper sentence to another, NOT all jumbled up as a raging river. So there's STREAMS of consciousness, and interior monologues: PATHS of consciousness.
James Kelley
Informative site. However, I wish there was some discussion on what exactly constitutes "stream-of-consciousness". There's narration that actually reads like stream-of-consciousness, and there's narration that tends to waver from stream-of-consciousness to first person pov. Is it not an issue to discern if a narrative voice consistently sounds as if they are confined to thoughts within their own head verses narrating a story by attempting to sound as if the narrative voice is coming from inside the narrator's head, inserting "Now what? Can't excuse the fact that she suckered me just because of that ass. Sure hope her gun isn't loaded. Sure am hungry. Papa would have known what to do. Great, she made it through the door. I'll hide under the bed."
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Jen Osborn
I'm just wondering why Kurt Vonnegut didn't make your list. Who better than to cite as a writer whose characters get so lost in their own musings as to lose track of time, space, etc. and whose stories are delivered in an obviously non-linear fashion? So it goes!
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Shawn parker
So using steam of consciouness as a writing exercise ic as n be done by anyone writing as the incessant flow of memories images etc
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Timothy Patric Fisette
No Cormac McCarthy? Wow. He's been the best novelist using SoC for the past 35 years.
This ommission does not bode well for The credibility of this list.
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