On October 4th, 2001 experts at the WHO (World Health Organization) estimated that 450 million people were currently suffering from some kind of mental illness across the planet. This was accompanied by a disturbing theory that 25% of the world's population would at some point in their lives, be affected by mental illness [These results were gathered using WMH-CIDI criteria used by trained lay investigators] .
As humans in a modern society we often go to great lengths to (at least in theory) take care of ourselves. So we have, in most parts of the world, a well developed (or at least developing) health care system and the treatment of physical ailments, diseases, and injury. All of which is continuously monitored and reported, all $6.5 trillion of it. Why add this tid-bit of info? Let's do a bit of a comparison shall we?
When it comes to mental health care the story is quite different. Armed only with data from 2001 (54th world health assembly we can only refer to old data (Which goes to show how much of a priority this is to the rest of the world). With this said, the data we have in its entirety is disturbing. According to the data provided in the report, 40% of the worlds governments have absolutely no mental health policies, which means no help programs, no government support, and no official mental health research.


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Find Ethiopian churches in the greater Boston area.
Newly updated resources for understanding the diverse journeys of Ethiopian Christians in Greater Boston.
From just two Chinese churches in greater Boston 50 years ago, the number has grown to more than 25 congregations serving an expanding Chinese population. The growth of the Chinese church in and around the Boston area is something to celebrate. Its strength and integrity, and the quality of its network—unified for prayer, for youth and college ministry, and for international missions—stand as a model for other immigrant and indigenous church systems.
A listing of Chinese churches in Greater Boston, derived from many online sources and from the ongoing research of EGC. This serves as a resource page to a 2016 article on the current status of Chinese churches in this region. There is also a link to a corresponding map.
About 30% of all Brazilians living in the U.S., approximately 68,197, reside in New England and Portuguese is the third most spoken language after English and Spanish in the region. What are the strengths and opportunities of the predominant Brazilian-speaking churches in New England today? Kaye Cook and Sharon Ketcham offer a quick update on the status of New England's Brazilian churches, their history, strengths and challenges.


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Pedro Luis de Borja (1432 - 26 de setembro de 1458) foi o irmão mais novo de Rodrigo Bórgia e sobrinho do cardeal Alonso de Borja, que em 1455 tornou-se o Papa Calisto III. Ele foi conhecido como Don Pedro Luis.

Embora não fosse um sacerdote, mas um leigo, logo após a elevação de seu tio para o papado, acumulou vários cargos e honrarias. Na primavera de 1456, foi nomeado capitão-geral da Igreja e castelão de Santo Ângelo; no outono do mesmo ano, o Papa o fez governador de Terni, Narni, Todi, Rieti, Orvieto, Spoleto, Foligno, Nocera, Assisi, Amelia, Civita Castellana, e Nepi, e no início de 1457 as governações das províncias de Patrimônio e Toscana foram acrescentados a estes.  Ao mesmo tempo, seu irmão mais velho, Rodrigo Bórgia foi criado cardeal diácono, comandante-em-chefe das tropas papais e vice-chanceler da Santa Igreja Romana, enquanto outro parente Luis Juan de Milà y Borja também foi elevado ao cardinalato. Essas promoções rápidas de jovens parentes do papa espanhol Calisto III foram criticadas por muitos cardeais mais velhos (por exemplo, Domenico Capranica) e reuniu-se também com a oposição da xenófoba população romana.  A oposição aos Bórgias veio principalmente da família Orsini. Sua inimizade para com eles aumentou quando Don Pedro Luis foi enviado para recuperar para a Igreja algumas fortalezas mantidas pelos Orsini; e em 19 de agosto de 1457, foi nomeado prefeito de Roma, na sucessão de Antonio Orsini.  Para contrabalançar os Orsini, Calisto III se alinhou com a família Colonna, os adversários de Orsini, mas o plano de casamento de Dom Pedro Luis com uma Colonna nunca foi realizado.

Dizia-se que o Papa Calisto III queria fazê-lo imperador de Constantinopla, após a recuperação dos turcos.

Don Pedro Luis era odiado pelos romanos, assim quase todos os parentes e aliados de Calisto III, chamados de "catalães", devido à sua origem espanhola.  Em 6 de agosto de 1458, no mesmo dia em que seu tio, o Papa morreu, ele teria que precipitar para longe de Roma, porque uma revolta aberta contra os "catalães" tinha terminado. Ele morreu a caminho de Civitavecchia, deixada por quase todos os seus companheiros, possuindo apenas 26 anos de idade.

Ludwig von Pastor, History of the Popes vol. 2, p. 460-478

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Music » Local Music
We're dreaming of a Downtown Brown Christmas
by Doug Coombe
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Downtown Brown frontman Neil "Neebo" Patterson Jr. is as down to earth in person as he is larger than life on stage. There is a willful silliness to his onstage persona — live, his band comes across as a funkier Tenacious D infused with Andrew W.K.'s party-hard aesthetic. Offstage he's thoughtful, intelligent, and insightful — not what you might expect from the auteur of songs like "Mullet Millennium" and "Zz Cock."
Formed in 2001, Downtown Brown soon became a successful touring act playing with the likes of the Dead Kennedys, the Insane Clown Posse, Andrew W.K., the Presidents of the United States of America, and most importantly, Fishbone. Now, Patterson and his band are ready to celebrate their 2nd Annual Brown Christmas at PJ's Lager House on Friday, Dec. 22. We caught up with Patterson on the phone in the middle of a Michigan snowstorm to learn more.
Metro Times: What was the inspiration for Brown Christmas?
Neil Patterson Jr.: The Suicide Machines every year do "Black Christmas." So it's a direct rip-off of that, except we changed black to brown for obvious reasons. So it's pretty much a rip-off of a bigger local event that occurs every year in Detroit [laughs]. I grew up listening to those guys. I have a lot of respect for Jason Navarro and everything that he does.
MT: Why did you move to L.A. last year?
Patterson: I moved to L.A. because we started management in 2012 and I was working remotely with my manager for years. It made sense to go where my connections are, to actually be working hand-in-hand with the people that are trying to help us as opposed to doing everything with a three-hour time difference. Yeah, plus some girl broke my heart. And so I'm like, "I'm getting the hell out of here." But the weird thing about Michigan is if you leave Michigan and you try to move away, it will pull you back. It will continue to suck you back in, even if you don't want to, and I've been experiencing that. I've been bouncing back and forth from Michigan to Los Angeles, like, consistently since 2016. You know, like family stuff. So it's weird.
MT: But then you got pulled right back to Michigan?
Patterson: I fell in love with this girl and she wanted to run away to California and live happily ever after with me. It didn't work out so I drove her and all of her belongings back to Michigan this spring and the day after I arrived in Michigan with all of her stuff in tow we got the news that my mom needed an invasive craniotomy to fix an aneurysm. She had her surgery Oct. 30 and it fixed her. Now I'm going to play some gigs and then I'm going to go back to L.A.
You know, I'm glad I'm afforded with the opportunity for the type of lifestyle that I lead. I go where the gigs are. I travel a lot. I could just drop what I was doing and take care of my mom for a couple months, which is nice because I love my mom.
MT: It also seems like you're treated with a little more respect in L.A. Even though Detroit has some party rock icons like Andrew W.K., the Electric Six, and even the Detroit Party Marching Band, it seems like you guys weren't "arty" enough for certain critics around here?
Patterson: I definitely feel respected these days in Detroit, but there was a long time where we were just considered clowns and the local press would dog us. It was tough for a while there, but that's why we started touring. In 2007 we became a national touring band and did 150 shows on the road a year and we just managed to have some things pop off, like meeting the guys from Fishbone and them taking us under their wing. It kind of made people be like, "Oh, OK. These guys are doing something."
We're kind of aliens but I definitely consider what we do to be "arty." You just have to ask yourself, "What is art," you know? Like is GWAR art? I think so. Is a band like Insane Clown Posse art? I think in a very strange way, yes. It's a spectacle and it's celebratory and it's ridiculous. I'm into arty music as well. It's just that the type of music that I make is larger-than-life, grandiose, hilarious, weird, and a silly kind of mixture of all different types of music. And it doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but some people really enjoy it.
When I was a little kid I really got into comic books. I started drawing all the time and I wanted to be a comic book artist. But once I fell in love with rock 'n' roll, I kind of married the two. In high school this girl used to call me "Cartoon Man" because I had a very animated face and I'm a high-energy guy. I'm a walking cartoon. Everything about the band is kind of cartoony.
We did put out an album in 2013 that was all really serious, personal songs. It's weird because it's definitely a mixture of comedy and tragedy. The band is like the silliest, dumbest shit of all time mixed with some really personal deep-seated truth-type stuff. All presented in kind of a "let's dance," kind of way. You know? So it confuses a lot of people. It's easier to digest something when you toe the line between silly and serious.
MT: Tell us about the upcoming record.
Patterson: In 2018 we're going to be putting out a seventh video album. Some of it's going to be recorded in Detroit with the Downtown Brown line-up that consists of Wolf on bass and different guest vocalists and saxophone players. The L.A. version of Downtown Brown is Norwood from Fishbone playing bass on a lot of it and all of the best musicians I know. It's to the point where Downtown Brown is more of a collective than a band. We all write songs together and come up with some zany, cool stuff. So the 2018 album is going to be like a marriage of Detroit-meets-Los Angeles as far as musicians are concerned. And it's pretty much going to tell the story of me leaving Michigan and then dealing with all this real-life crap. And I have some pretty insightful, hilarious moments that occurred along the way that I'm going to share with the world in my own way. So I'm excited about that.
Downtown Brown's Brown Christmas with the Detroit Party Marching Band, Carmel Liburdi, and Almost Free starts at 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 22 at PJ's Lager House; 1254 Michigan Ave., Detroit; pjslagerhouse.com; 313- 961-4668; $12.
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1993 Phillies Had Bellies Full of Beer, But Only Baseball on the Mind
A look back at one of this town's favorite teams.
By Mike Bertha·	 3/30/2012, 9:58 a.m.
During the World Series, the Philadelphia Phillies have been accused of being unshaven, overweight, long-haired, dumb slobs.
The problem with that barb, from Kevin Nealon on SNL the night the Phils lost Game 6 of the 1993 World Series to the Toronto Blue Jays—apt though it may seem—is that it sells that team incredibly short. Baseball has no fashion sense. It doesn't have a Scantron test or a dress code (well, unless you're a Yankee). It's not about designer labels, fancy meals or endorsement deals. Hell, there isn't even a clock. Baseball doesn't care whether you're unkempt and chubby or baby-faced and chiseled. It's three bases, a plate and a mound. It's 90 feet from home to first. It's fair or foul, strike or ball, safe or out. Those guys got that.
The 1993 Phillies were obsessed with the game. They went to the ballpark early and stayed late (if they left at all). Ever been hungover and gone running? Try doing it for seven months while competing against the best ball players on the planet. Philly has always been a blue-collar, don't-get-no-respect kind of town, and that's exactly what this team embodied. Men wanted to have a beer with them, and women just wanted them. (Former Deadspin editor A.J. Daulerio says Philly's ladies fawned over the players like New York's women did over firefighters after 9/11.)
Sure, they nicknamed Jim Eisenreich after a cannibal (Dahmer), and The Dude sat in the trainer's room in nothing but sliding shorts spitting chew onto a towel in his lap. Yeah, they had a penchant for late-night drinking, an unseemly appearance, and an unhealthy obsession with the 1992 Spin Doctors hit "Two Princes." That was all part of the package, but it wasn't the entire package. They were billed as baseball's everymen; the Average Joe's of America's pastime. But, an average Joe doesn't score 143 runs in a season like Lenny Dykstra did. He doesn't hit .324 in his first 70 Major League games like Kevin Stocker, or have more home runs and RBIs in so few at-bats than anyone in a non-strike season since Ted Williams in 1950 like Pete Incaviglia did. (You shouldn't be at all surprised to know that last stat was courtesy of ESPN's Jayson Stark.)
The 1993 Phillies truly loved the game of baseball. And I don't mean "love" like how you "love" the Appolonia at Federal Donuts, or how I "love" re-watching episodes of The West Wing. I mean they really loved baseball.
"Baseball was our number one priority. Sadly, some of us may have even put it in front of our families. But, we really felt like that was our season," John Kruk told me.
The 1993 Phillies ate, slept, drank, and drank baseball. And Philly still loves 'em for it.
Mike Bertha talked to everyone from Curt Schilling to the stadium concessions manager to recount the story of the 1993 Phillies for the April issue of Philadelphia magazine. Read it here.
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Heat Alert: The Hidden Symptoms of Extreme Heat
Heat stroke is rare but there are other symptoms people often are not aware of
The consequences of extreme heat can be severe: last year, more than 600 people died during the heat dome in British Columbia and, in 2018, up to 70 deaths in Quebec were linked to a heat wave there.
In Europe, more than 1,100 people have died from the heat in Spain and Portugal in recent weeks. The UK recorded its hottest-ever temperature last week (July 19, 2022) with a reading of 40.3 degrees Celsius in eastern England. What's that in Fahrenheit? Remember what your sixth-grade science teacher explained: Multiply by 1.8 then add 32. That comes out to 104.5 degrees Fahrenheit.
Extreme heat can have severe consequences © Rex Vogel, all rights reserved
Not that many folks are asking. Only the US, Belize, Palau, the Bahamas, and the Cayman Islands use Fahrenheit as their official temperature scale.
More than 100 million Americans are under a heat-related alert and at risk of heat-related illnesses, at the time of writing. Temperatures across much of the country are in the 90s to 100 degrees or higher.
Heat Advisories and Excessive Heat Warnings are in effect from Texas through the southern Plains and lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys where temperatures are expected to reach triple-digits in many locations. The Excessive Heat Warnings include major cities in Texas such as Dallas, Lufkin, San Angelo, Houston, and San Antonio. Outside of Texas, the warning includes Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Arkansas, and Monroe, Louisiana. Heat Advisories are in effect elsewhere from New Orleans north to Birmingham and Huntsville in Alabama, Nashville, Tennessee, and Paducah, Kentucky.
You can die from this kind of heat if you're not careful, especially if you work or recreate outdoors.
A man who was hiking on an unmarked trail in southwestern South Dakota that was featured in a social media challenge died when he and another hiker ran out of water. The Pennington County Sheriff's Office said 22-year-old Maxwell Right of St. Louis was hiking in Badlands National Park Wednesday (July 20, 2022) when he collapsed and died of suspected dehydration and exposure.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for portions of Arizona as temperatures in the Phoenix area could reach 116°F. The counties included in the warning are La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Pinal, Pima, Yavapai, and Yuma.
More on severe weather: Arrival of Summer: On Dehydration, Hurricane Season & RVs
What temperature threshold triggers a heat warning varies depending on your location but the symptoms of heat-related illnesses remain the same. The thresholds that trigger Excessive Heat Watches, Excessive Heat Warnings, and Heat Advisories are not clear-cut, however.
Since every region of the United States and Canada experiences a different climate, people become accustomed to the climate of the region in which they live. This means what is hot to a longtime resident of Maine or northern British Columbia might not be hot to someone who has spent many years in Florida or Texas.
In general, locations farther north don't have to be as hot for heat alerts to be issued by the NWS because extreme heat is less frequent there. Areas farther south are more accustomed to hot, humid weather, so a higher threshold must be met before watches, warnings or advisories are posted. If this wasn't the case, parts of the South would be under a Heat Advisory nearly every day in the summer.
It's not (just) the heat, it's the humidity
The point at which a combination of heat and humidity becomes especially dangerous or even deadly is explained by scientists as "wet-bulb temperature"— the lowest temperature at which an object can cool down due to evaporating moisture.
Imagine a thermometer wrapped in a wet cloth: the water will keep evaporating from the cloth up until a certain level of humidity when the air contains too much moisture for evaporation to continue. Because of the evaporative effect, the temperature of the thermometer will be lower than the air around it—that is, until evaporation stops.
More on severe weather: Excessive Heat Warnings: Safety Tips for RVers
Heat-related illnesses arise when an individual is exposed to environmental heat and their own body is not able to accommodate or acclimatize quickly. These symptoms are potentially life-threatening and should be taken seriously when they happen. But it's not just about heat stroke.
There's a spectrum of heat-related illness symptoms.
Heat-related illnesses can range from mild, requiring cooling and rehydration, to severe—requiring emergency medical treatment.
Yellow Zone: Mild heat-related illness
Heat edema occurs when blood vessels dilate and blood accumulates in the hands and feet due to gravity, says the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). People with diabetes, cirrhosis, and heart conditions are at a higher risk. The treatment is to elevate the swollen area to drain it.
Watch for: Swollen ankles, feet, or hands.
Heat rashes occur when sweat glands get blocked or inflamed. The CDC recommends keeping the rash area dry and applying powder to increase comfort. Heat rashes commonly occur in sweaty areas like your groin, your neck, or your armpits.
Watch for: Rashes on the face, chest, arms, and groin.
Heat cramps happen when the body loses salt and water and is treated by replenishing carbohydrates and electrolytes with a snack, water, or sports drink.
Watch for: Cramps in abdomen, arms, and calves.
Orange Zone: Moderate to severe heat-related illness
Heat syncope when someone feels light-headed after standing up is treated with rest and relief from the heat, sitting or lying down in a cool place, and slowly drinking water, clear juice, or a sports drink.
Watch for: Fainting (short duration), light-headiness from standing, sitting, or lying position.
Heat exhaustion happens when you experience an excessive loss of water and salt usually through sweating. It is treated by cooling down with cold packs, washing the head, face, and neck with cold water, and frequently sipping cool water.
Watch for: Weakness, dizziness, headache, fatigue, muscle cramps, vomiting.
Red Zone: Severe heat-related illness
Heat strokes occur when the body's cooling mechanism fails so you stop sweating and internal temperature heats up. Emergency medical care is required at this point. It helps to cool down with cold water, an ice bath, and soaking clothes with cool water.
Watch for: Confusion, hallucinations, less sweat, rapid breathing, increased heart rate, throbbing headache, loss of consciousness, and altered mental state.
More on severe weather: 5 Tips for Avoiding Extreme Weather While RVing
Staying Hydrated – Staying Healthy
When the temperatures rise, getting enough to drink is important regardless of the activity. Keeping the body hydrated helps the heart more easily pump blood through the blood vessels to the muscles. And, it helps the muscles work efficiently.
If you're well hydrated, your heart doesn't have to work as hard," said John Batson, M.D, a sports medicine physician with Lowcountry Spine & Sport in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
Dehydration can be a serious condition that can lead to the above heat-related illnesses—ranging from swollen feet or a headache to life-threatening illnesses such as heat stroke. But staying hydrated is a daily necessity no matter what the thermometer says.
How much water should you drink each day? It's a simple question with no easy answer.
Studies have produced varying recommendations over the years. But your individual water needs depend on many factors including your health, exercise intensity and duration, and climatic conditions.
No single formula fits everyone. But knowing more about your body's need for fluids will help you estimate how much water to drink each day.
For most people, water is the best thing to drink to stay hydrated. Sources of water also include foods such fruits and vegetables which contain a high percentage of water. Sports drinks with electrolytes may be useful for people doing high intensity, vigorous exercise in very hot weather though they tend to be high in added sugars and calories.
More on severe weather: Lightning and Thunderstorms: Safety Tips for RVers
It's also best to avoid drinks containing caffeine which acts as a diuretic and causes you to lose more fluids.
"'Heat, ma'am!' I said; 'it was so dreadful here, that I found there was nothing left for it but to take off my flesh and sit in my bones."
—Sydney Smith
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Megafaunal variation in the abyssal landscape of the Clarion Clipperton Zone (Journal article)
Simon-Lledo, E., Bett, B. J., Huvenne, V. A. I., Schoening, T., Benoist, N. M. A., Jeffreys, R. M., . . . Jones, D. O. B. (2019). Megafaunal variation in the abyssal landscape of the Clarion Clipperton Zone. PROGRESS IN OCEANOGRAPHY, 170, 119-133. doi:10.1016/j.pocean.2018.11.003
DOI: 10.1016/j.pocean.2018.11.003
Distributional Patterns of Polychaetes Across the West Antarctic Based on DNA Barcoding and Particle Tracking Analyses. (Journal article)
Braiser, M. J., Harle, J., Wiklund, H., Jeffreys, R. M., Linse, K., Ruhl, H. A., & Glover, A. G. (2017). Distributional Patterns of Polychaetes Across the West Antarctic Based on DNA Barcoding and Particle Tracking Analyses.. Frontiers in Marine Science. doi:10.3389/fmars.2017.00356
DOI: 10.3389/fmars.2017.00356
DNA barcoding uncovers cryptic diversity in 50% of deep-sea Antarctic polychaetes (Journal article)
Brasier, M. J., Wiklund, H., Neal, L., Jeffreys, R., Linse, K., Ruhl, H., & Glover, A. G. (2016). DNA barcoding uncovers cryptic diversity in 50% of deep-sea Antarctic polychaetes. ROYAL SOCIETY OPEN SCIENCE, 3(11). doi:10.1098/rsos.160432
DOI: 10.1098/rsos.160432
The trophic and metabolic pathways of foraminifera in the Arabian Sea: evidence from cellular stable isotopes (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Fisher, E. H., Gooday, A. J., Larkin, K. E., Billett, D. S. M., & Wolff, G. A. (2015). The trophic and metabolic pathways of foraminifera in the Arabian Sea: evidence from cellular stable isotopes. BIOGEOSCIENCES, 12(6), 1781-1797. doi:10.5194/bg-12-1781-2015
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Uptake of algal carbon and the likely synthesis of an "essential" fatty acid by Uvigerina ex. gr. semiornata (Foraminifera) within the Pakistan margin oxygen minimum zone: evidence from fatty acid biomarker and C-13 tracer experiments (Journal article)
Larkin, K. E., Gooday, A. J., Woulds, C., Jeffreys, R. M., Schwartz, M., Cowie, G., . . . Pond, D. W. (2014). Uptake of algal carbon and the likely synthesis of an "essential" fatty acid by Uvigerina ex. gr. semiornata (Foraminifera) within the Pakistan margin oxygen minimum zone: evidence from fatty acid biomarker and C-13 tracer experiments. BIOGEOSCIENCES, 11(14), 3729-3738. doi:10.5194/bg-11-3729-2014
Feeding Preferences of Abyssal Macrofauna Inferred from In Situ Pulse Chase Experiments (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Burke, C., Jamieson, A. J., Narayanaswamy, B. E., Ruhl, H. A., Jr, S. K. L., & Witte, U. (2013). Feeding Preferences of Abyssal Macrofauna Inferred from In Situ Pulse Chase Experiments. PLOS ONE, 8(11). doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0080510
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Deep-sea macrourid fishes scavenge on plant material: Evidence from in situ observations (vol 57, pg 621, 2010) (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Lavaleye, M. S. S., Bergman, M. J. N., Duineveld, G. C. A., Witbaard, R., & Linley, T. (2012). Deep-sea macrourid fishes scavenge on plant material: Evidence from in situ observations (vol 57, pg 621, 2010). DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART I-OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH PAPERS, 66, 131. doi:10.1016/j.dsr.2012.04.010
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Do abyssal scavengers use phytodetritus as a food resource? Video and biochemical evidence from the Atlantic and Mediterranean (vol 58, pg 415, 2011) (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Lavaleye, M. S. S., Bergman, M. J. N., Duineveld, G. C. A., & Witbaard, R. (2012). Do abyssal scavengers use phytodetritus as a food resource? Video and biochemical evidence from the Atlantic and Mediterranean (vol 58, pg 415, 2011). DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART I-OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH PAPERS, 66, 132-134. doi:10.1016/j.dsr.2012.04.009
Living on the edge: single-species dominance at the Pakistan oxygen minimum zone boundary (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Levin, L. A., Lamont, P. A., Woulds, C., Whitcraft, C. R., Mendoza, G. F., . . . Cowie, G. L. (2012). Living on the edge: single-species dominance at the Pakistan oxygen minimum zone boundary. MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES, 470, 79-U388. doi:10.3354/meps10019
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Spatial and tidal variation in food supply to shallow cold-water coral reefs of the Mingulay Reef complex (Outer Hebrides, Scotland) (Journal article)
Duineveld, G. C. A., Jeffreys, R. M., Lavaleye, M. S. S., Davies, A. J., Bergman, M. J. N., Watmough, T., & Witbaard, R. (2012). Spatial and tidal variation in food supply to shallow cold-water coral reefs of the Mingulay Reef complex (Outer Hebrides, Scotland). MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES, 444, 97-115. doi:10.3354/meps09430
Do abyssal scavengers use phytodetritus as a food resource? Video and biochemical evidence from the Atlantic and Mediterranean (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Lavaleye, M. S. S., Bergman, M. J. N., Duineveld, G. C. A., & Witbaard, R. (2011). Do abyssal scavengers use phytodetritus as a food resource? Video and biochemical evidence from the Atlantic and Mediterranean. DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART I-OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH PAPERS, 58(4), 415-428. doi:10.1016/j.dsr.2011.02.002
Deep-sea macrourid fishes scavenge on plant material: Evidence from in situ observations (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Lavaleye, M. S. S., Bergman, M. J. N., Duineveld, G. C. A., Witbaard, R., & Linley, T. (2010). Deep-sea macrourid fishes scavenge on plant material: Evidence from in situ observations. DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART I-OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH PAPERS, 57(4), 621-627. doi:10.1016/j.dsr.2010.01.007
Faunal responses to oxygen gradients on the Pakistan margin: A comparison of foraminiferans, macrofauna and megafauna (Journal article)
Gooday, A. J., Levin, L. A., da Silva, A. A., Bett, B. J., Cowie, G. L., Dissard, D., . . . Woulds, C. (2009). Faunal responses to oxygen gradients on the Pakistan margin: A comparison of foraminiferans, macrofauna and megafauna. DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART II-TOPICAL STUDIES IN OCEANOGRAPHY, 56(6-7), 488-502. doi:10.1016/j.dsr2.2008.10.003
DOI: 10.1016/j.dsr2.2008.10.003
Influence of oxygen on heterotrophic reworking of sedimentary lipids at the Pakistan margin (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Wolff, G. A., & Cowie, G. L. (2009). Influence of oxygen on heterotrophic reworking of sedimentary lipids at the Pakistan margin. DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART II-TOPICAL STUDIES IN OCEANOGRAPHY, 56(6-7), 358-375. doi:10.1016/j.dsr2.2008.06.012
The trophic ecology of key megafaunal species at the Pakistan Margin: Evidence from stable isotopes and lipid biomarkers (Journal article)
Jeffreys, R. M., Wolff, G. A., & Murty, S. J. (2009). The trophic ecology of key megafaunal species at the Pakistan Margin: Evidence from stable isotopes and lipid biomarkers. DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART I-OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH PAPERS, 56(10), 1816-1833. doi:10.1016/j.dsr.2009.05.001
Trophic structure on the West Antarctic Peninsula shelf: Detritivory and benthic inertia revealed by delta C-13 and delta N-15 analysis (Journal article)
Mincks, S. L., Smith, C. R., Jeffreys, R. M., & Sumida, P. Y. G. (2008). Trophic structure on the West Antarctic Peninsula shelf: Detritivory and benthic inertia revealed by delta C-13 and delta N-15 analysis. DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART II-TOPICAL STUDIES IN OCEANOGRAPHY, 55(22-23), 2502-2514. doi:10.1016/j.dsr2.2008.06.009
Oxygen as a control on seafloor biological communities and their roles in sedimentary carbon cycling (Journal article)
Woulds, C., Cowie, G. L., Levin, L. A., Andersson, J. H., Middelburg, J. J., Vandewiele, S., . . . Schwartz, M. (2007). Oxygen as a control on seafloor biological communities and their roles in sedimentary carbon cycling. LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY, 52(4), 1698-1709. doi:10.4319/lo.2007.52.4.1698
DOI: 10.4319/lo.2007.52.4.1698
INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ARABIAN SEA: OXYGEN AND BENTHOS (Thesis / Dissertation)
Jeffreys, R. M. (2007). INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ARABIAN SEA: OXYGEN AND BENTHOS. (PhD Thesis, University of Liverpool).
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The final race of the season saw a good turnout - considering the distraction of the World Cup. Another decent evening and some good times to wrap up the season.
The concluding race in our Grand Prix series, saw cooler weather. Matthew Rallison (Oxford City) won in a very good time of 20.46. First lady was Chloe Ridewood in a time of 24.29.
Which runner did the most races?
Which runner had fastest time in 3 miles.
Prizes will be handed out at next race 3 miles - 18th June.
Another nice evening saw a good turnout of 75 runners. The first man, in a time of 15.31, was Paul Hughes (Abingdon A.C). The fastest lady was Chloe Ridewood (Abingdon A.C.) in a time of 18.08.
Unfortunately, our carefully measured Peace Mile has become more like a 0.933 mile due to the council leaving more long grass on the right hand side. To make the mile a one mile loop would mean running over long grass. We will speak to the council and see if more grass can be mowed - however, it may not happen for this year.
Our next race is on Mon - 4 June, 2018 4 miles. This is the last race in the Grand Prix series. Prizes will be given at our final race of the year - 18 June.
New for this year, there will be a small (1 point) bonus for those runners who make all three races. Next year, I will have new point system to reflect some categories are getting bigger and give reward for finishing lower down the category.


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2006-11-28 Thanks to 7 binding votes and 2 non binding ones, the Incubator has positively voted for the graduation of OFBiz podling (see the vote results); thanks to everyone who have helped get OFBiz to this point, we are looking forward working more with and in the Foundation; the Board resolution will be now sent to the Apache Board for the final resolution.
2006-02-10 Make sure that the requested project name does not already exist and that the name is not already trademarked for an existing software product.
2006-02-05 Assess the fit with the ASF, and create the lists and modules under the incubator address/module names if accepted.
2006-02-11 Identify all the Mentors for the incubation, by asking all that can be Mentors.
2006-02-20 Subscribe all Mentors on the pmc and general lists.
2006-09-02 Check and make sure that the papers that transfer rights to the ASF been received. It is only necessary to transfer rights for the package, the core code, and any new code produced by the project. Everyone who has contributed significant portions of the software has been asked to sign the iCLA and send it to the ASF. There is a wiki page with details about all the contributors past and present.
2006-09-02 Check and make sure that the files that have been donated have been updated to reflect the new ASF copyright.
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2006-07-13 Ask root for the creation of a new account (jleroux) on people.apache.org for the new committer Jacques Le Roux.
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp let his expensive summer signing Darwin Nunez sleep on the moment of wild indiscipline that saw him leave his home Premier League debut early and in disgrace.
Nunez, who joined Liverpool in a £64 million deal from Benfica, will have a sleepless night before facing Klopp after making the worst possible debut at Anfield.
The Uruguayan has made a strong start to the season with goals in the Community Shield victory over Manchester City and the opening Premier League draw at Fulham, but this incident, which resulted in his dismissal, revealed a side of his character that will pique the interest of more mischievous Premier League defenders and ensure Klopp must deliver some hard truths ahead of his upcoming three-match ban.
If Nunez can learn anything from his humiliation, it is that it is better to learn your lessons early in the Premier League, and the 23-year-old certainly learned a harsh one here.
Yes, there was some 'argy-bargy' with Palace defender Joachim Andersen, but Nunez's reaction was mindless – a headbutt that sent his opponent to the ground and referee Paul Tierney reaching for his red card.
It rules Nunez out of Liverpool's trip to Manchester United next Monday for starters, which is even more costly given Klopp's injury woes. He will also be unavailable for home games against Bournemouth and Newcastle United.
Nunez had worked tirelessly but appeared to be trying a little too hard to make a big impression, volleying one good chance over at the far post and bundling another against an upright in the final seconds of the first half.
There is no doubt that the graphic depiction of a short fuse will put Nunez's temperament to the test right now, but this chastening evening will undoubtedly serve as the foundation for an important learning experience.
Nunez has big shoes to fill after Sadio Mane left, but Klopp is aware of the pressures and is more likely to use the arm around the shoulder rather than the big stick to handle his new striker, who looked exhausted as he made his way to the dressing room.
Klopp, to his credit, made no attempt to mount a defense or make excuses for Nunez. It was a straightforward case.
Liverpool deserved the point Luis Diaz's brilliant equalizer gave them, a display of resilience against a numerical disadvantage, but Palace will feel they earned it as well.
At Anfield, there was a sense of anticlimax as the final whistle blew, with anxious Liverpool fans already pointing out Manchester City's four-point lead after only two games as they exited.
Of course, talking about this in the long term after only two games of the Premier League season is absurd, but City has set such a high bar and looked so imperious since the addition of Erling Haaland that such concern is understandable.
City have put their opponents under so much pressure from the start that they know they can't afford too many slip-ups from the start – and Liverpool have had two in two games.
It is, however, early days, and Klopp will be hoping that the list of key player injuries shortens so that Liverpool can regain their familiar, unstoppable stride.
And Liverpool can take heart from 19-year-old Harvey Elliott's outstanding performance, mature beyond his years, prompting, probing, always demanding the ball, and fully deserving of the standing ovation he received when he was substituted.
Diaz was the goal scorer as well as much more. Following Nunez's dismissal, he took the initiative, scoring a brilliant equalizer four minutes later, making a slalom run past Palace defenders from the left flank before firing home a 20-yard finish.
Liverpool were not at their best, and their first two games were unremarkable.
They'll be hoping that the sight of the Manchester United team they thrashed twice will provide motivation at Old Trafford next Monday, even without Nunez.
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hi i've noticed that not only does 4G not work as it should, and as we all have seen. on my phone with Telia in Sweden, it reverts back to 2G from 3G and is stuck there. only way to get ig back is to reboot the phone. not even flight mode toggling helps. anyone else experiencing this?
Facing almost the same issue with my Aqua Fish[2.0.2.51] in India for the past 2-3 weeks. I only get 2g and the phone never tries for 3g or more. Even reboot doesn't help it get 3g or 4g.
Using 2.0.5.6 now. Still facing the same issue. Phone starts in 3g. If I go to an area with only 2g, the phone switches to 2g and when I'm back at a place with 3g/4g signal, it doesn't pick up that and stays in 2g even if I toggle between the different modes(prefer 4g, 3g) or use airplane mode.
Be in an area with both 2g and 3g/4g signal.
Make sure the phone in getting 3g/4g.
Switch to 2g. The phone should show 2g signal.
Switch back to prefer 4g/3g.
Expected: The phone should switch back to 4g/3g.
Result: The phone stays at 2g.
Reboot rarely solves the issue.
which bands are used in your country?
hi no, its not a duplicate. if it was regarding to LTE it would be, but it drops off 3G after a while of usage. So not a band problem.
Hej. I have both Tele2 SIM and Telia SIM in my Jolla C. I have also noticed this behavior. If I switch net manually from the Mobile Data menu I can force it to 3G again without rebooting. But it happends again after a short period of time.. For Tele2 it seems that the phone chooses a weaker net (Telenor) after a while. Maybe I loose reception on Tele2 for a while. For it to get back to Tele2 again I have to do it manually. For Telia there's only one net available at my location. If I do the same procedure by manually choosing net or toggling flight mode it gets back to 3G. Sometimes I have to reboot the phone as it cannot connect to the net at all. Seems to be happening with Telia alot.
So, seems the update to 2.0.2.48 from 2.0.2.43 have made a difference? Not sure how, but now i'm at least stable on 3G since the update it seems. @speactra did you see the same change?
@Swl: I'm on 2.0.3.11 atm, but there's no difference from before as far as I can tell. Still 2G most of the time.


As awareness grows of the psychological benefits of pairing ailing military veterans with adopted animals, PetSmart has launched an initiative to make service dogs more widely available to any vet seeking a canine companion. Called PetSmart for Patriots, the program will offer the dogs to veterans free of charge.
The goal, says PetSmart, is to help veterans reintegrate into civilian life. "It's not normal for service mean and women today to say they need help," Bruce Thorn, a PetSmart Vice president told CNN. "To be able to have a service dog who loves you unconditionally and is able to help you live a better life, is priceless," he added in a statement.
The pet supply store has partnered with Canine Companions for Independence — a non-profit that already pairs dogs with men and women who served in Iraq or Afghanistan and suffered from spinal cord injuries, limp amputations and deafness, among other injuries — to offer the service.
Veterans Affairs already provides service dogs to many wounded veterans and even pays for the dogs' health bills. But anecdotal evidence has shown that many veterans who haven't suffered from physical injuries but who exhibit symptoms of PTSD could also benefit from the help of pups who can help guide them back into day-to-day life at home.


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Alexander Willem Maurits Carel Ver Huell, ook: Verhuell of VerHuell (Doesburg, 7 maart 1822 – Arnhem, 28 mei 1897) was een Nederlands tekenaar en schrijver.

Leven
Hij was de zoon van Quirijn Maurits Rudolph Ver Huell en jkvr. Christina Louisa Johanna Hester de Vaynes van Brakell, aquarelliste. Zijn grootvader van vaderskant was burgemeester van Doesburg, zijn grootvader van moederskant commandant van de vesting Doesburg. Terwijl hij in Rotterdam opgroeide, bracht hij de vakanties door bij zijn grootouders in Doesburg.

Hij ging in 1840 rechten studeren te Leiden en promoveerde daar op stellingen op 25 april 1848, waarna hij te Arnhem ging wonen. Als tekenaar maakte hij grote naam door het uitgeven van een aantal bundels, humoristische schetsen en de illustraties van Klikspaan, onder het veelbetekenende, maar niet minder verkeerd gelezen pseudoniem O. Veralby. In 1872, ter gelegenheid van het 300-jarig jubileum van de inname van Den Briel, schonk hij de gemeente Brielle een groot aantal historische etsen uit de periode van de Tachtigjarige oorlog.

Hij vermaakte in 1897 zijn hele bezit aan de gemeente Arnhem en legde zo de basis voor de collectie van het Museum voor Moderne Kunst Arnhem.

Nalatenschap en vernoeming IJsselbrug bij Doesburg
Hij liet na zijn overlijden ook een bedrag van omgerekend 1 miljoen euro na met als doel om een brug over de IJssel te bekostigen. De gemeente Doesburg gebruikte het geld echter voor andere dingen. In 1951 werd een brug over de IJssel gebouwd. Deze brug in de N317 werd in 2016 alsnog genoemd naar Alexander Ver Huell.

Werk

 Schetsen met de pen, (Amsterdam 1853 en 1861);
 De mensch op en buiten de aarde. Gedachten over ruimte, tijd en eeuwigheid, (anoniem; Amsterdam 1855);
 Volk en kunst (Amsterdam 1862);
 Cornelis Troost en zijne werken (Arnhem 1873);
 Artikelen in almanakken, tijdschriften en dagbladen.

Externe links
 Geheugen van Nederland: Regionaal Archief Leiden – Collectie: Alexander Ver Huell, tekenaar;
 Rody Chamuleau (2007), lemma over Alexander Ver Huell in het Biografisch Woordenboek Gelderland.

Nederlands schrijver
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Channel 5, ufficialmente Royal Thai Army Radio and Television Station (), nota anche come Thai TV5 o TV5 Thailand, è un canale televisivo free to air thailandese, nato il 25 gennaio 1958 e di proprietà del Reale esercito thailandese.

Storia
Lanciato il 25 gennaio 1958 come Channel 7 HSATV, migrò dal bianco e nero alla trasmissione a colori nel 1974, cambiando nome in Channel 5. Esso è il secondo canale televisivo più antico della Thailandia, ed è gestito dal Reale esercito thailandese, proprietario della rete.

Channel 5 ha smesso di trasmettere in analogico il 21 giugno 2018, trasmettendo solo in digitale da allora.

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Reti televisive thailandesi


Whitesides Mountain, Children of the Sun. Mark Ilgner and I had been working on a new line on Whitesides Mountain for two years. We finally completed it in December. The route climbs the left side of the headwall section, beginning between Ship of Fools and The Promised Land. It begins with three beautiful pitches of vertical or near-vertical face climbing (5.11d, 5.12a, 5.12b/c, each 110') mostly protected by bolts. Pitches four (5.10d, 130', mostly traversing) and five (5.11d, 100'), however, are almost completely protected traditionally. Pitch four follows a horizontal crack while pitch five follows a right-arching dihedral. The sixth pitch (5.12 Al, 90') climbs through the upper overhanging section of the wall and is protected by bolts. Here we encountered a blank section too difficult for us to free. Two more pitches of easier-grade climbing (5.10 and 5.5,100' each) finish the route.
This route is absolutely amazing and requires both sport and trad skills to master. The face climbing is thin, intricate and requires much attention to balance and body position. The trad pitches follow spectacular features in extremely exposed positions. The sixth, crux, pitch has about 15' of aid on bolts, just waiting for a talented climber to free.


Wendy Louise is an amazing Milliner and I love her vibrant, and eye catching works of art. She creates the most beautifully finished pieces that it is no wonder that she is a finalist in the 2018 Irish Fashion Innovation Awards.
Wendy is a long established milliner and this shows true in her work. She specialises in one-off, hand-crafted designs ranging from theatrical large-brimmed show-stoppers, in a range of fabrics embellished with beads and veiling, to the more subtle styles such as cloches, pillboxes, trilbies and fedoras. What I in particular love is the kaleidoscope of colours that she uses in her works of art and that you can help but smile when you see them. We are thrilled to be featuring her today on Floralesque.
Have you always had an eye for design?
Can you please tell us a little about your path into Millinery? I understand that your grandparents were also milliners?
I studied ceramics and art at A level and Photography at college; then worked in retail for The Body Shop and Karen Millen when moving to Ireland I saw a opening for Millinery. You guys in Ireland sure like to dress up, but I have always had a passion for hats. My grandparents had a hat factory in Luton and my Great-Uncle was a hat block maker… I went about researching and self teaching my Millinery skills taking hats apart and experimenting with fabrics etc.. As I had very young children at the time I could not attend a full time course but learned from Aileen Cogan who used to teach at the Grafton Academy, she taught me bespoke Millinery using only traditional techniques which I still use today. I am trying to keep the skill alive.
I was about ten and made a straw hat covered to flowers for a old time music hall event . Little did I know I would make a career from it then! But when I first made a felt hat I used a vintage block a high sided beret block I still wear it now and still love it.
I love the different styles of millinery pieces that you create, is there a particular style that you enjoy making the most?
Yes, the various types of pill box shapes I use lots of vintage blocks and then work there shapes for the times of today.
There are so many different textiles used in your work, what is your favourite material to work with?
Oh gosh, it's very expensive to start out in as you need to invest in fabrics and blocks. I think also find your own style, and concentrate on the finish.
Although I am sure it will be hard to choose, but what has been your brand highlight or moment that made you stop and say woah with the brand to date?
i recently took part in the art of millinery afternoon tea at the Westbury hotel . The pastry chef created a cake of each hat and served as afternoon tea my jasper blue felt hat was interpreted as a amazing blueberry cheesecake desert . It was a great honour.
I would love to solely concentrate on my felt hat range and would love to export my work.
Do you have any tips for customers trying to find the perfect hat?
Barry's…. and nice biscuit…. Or a ginger nut….
Thank you so much to Wendy for doing the interview, it was great learning about her path into the millinery world. I would highly recommend taking a look at Wendy Louise's website as it showcases her beautiful work, and she is also on Facebook and Instagram. I am really looking forward to seeing her pieces on the catwalk at the Irish Innovation Fashion Awards in March this year, and wish her the very best of luck!
If you enjoyed this interview in the 'Floralesque Meets' Series, then you can click here to read more exciting interviews with designers, creators, artists, photographers, entrepreneurs and more – enjoy meeting the makers!


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family_history: western.australia-passenger.lists*
Ancestry.com is a subscription site with worldwide content. The library edition is available to use for no charge within the building of the State Library of Western Australia and at most public libraries in Western Australia. Top content includes Australian electoral rolls, Australian passenger lists, convict material, UK census 1841-1901, UK birth, marriage and death indexes 1837-2005, UK National Probate Calendar 1861-1941, British phone books 1880-1984, London parish records, New Zealand electoral rolls 1853-1981, United States census, Canadian census and much more. The commercial (non library) version at www.ancestry.com includes publicly submitted material such as family trees and photographs.
http://catalogue.slwa.wa.gov.au/record=e1000219~S2
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Western Australian Genealogical Society Inc.
Home page of the Western Australian Genealogical Society Inc.(WAGS). Has information about the society, some early passenger lists, WA surnames list and lots of useful links. There is also a members-only section which is constantly being added to.
http://www.wags.org.au
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Perth Dead Persons' Society
Lots of information on convicts, pioneers, military, shipping, cemeteries and more.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/default.html
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RecordSearch - National Archives of Australia
Select Passenger index to search the database of over 800,000 names of passengers arriving in Fremantle between Jan 1921 and Jan 1950. You will need to log in first or search as a guest user. You can also use Name Search and select Immigration and Naturalisation Records to find information on people arriving in Australia. For example, many arrivals under the Assisted Passage Migration Scheme can be found in this way.
http://www.naa.gov.au/collection/recordsearch/index.aspx
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Passenger Ships Arriving In Western Australia 1829-89
Chronological list of passenger ships arriving in Western Australia 1829-1889 including some passenger lists. Part of the Perth Dead Persons' Society website.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/mig-wa.htm
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Kevin O'Brien announces retirement from ODI cricket
by Cricket Ireland & Cricket World Friday 18 June 2021
©Ireland Cricket
15 years after Kevin O'Brien stepped onto the field at Stormont to play in his first One Day International for Ireland, the legendary all-rounder has called time on his 50-over international career, leaving behind a record-breaking and enviable playing history that has made him a household name around the cricket world.
The 37-year old Dubliner finishes his ODI career having appeared 153 times in that format, amassing 3,618 runs (Ireland's third-highest ODI run scorer) at an average of 29.41 and a strike rate of 88.72, and took 114 wickets – ending as Ireland's highest wicket taker in ODI cricket (Boyd Rankin is second on the list with 96 ODI wickets).
To further underscore his all-round contributions to the ODI squad, O'Brien also finishes with Ireland's most number of catches in the field (68) in ODI cricket, and even captained the side on four occasions, registering three wins.
While there are debates about his most impactful innings in ODI cricket, few will doubt his most memorable was the record-breaking 113 in the 2011 ICC World Cup against England. During the innings he brought up his century off just 50 balls – ten years on, this is still the fastest century ever achieved at a World Cup.
O'Brien has been surrounded by cricket his whole life – his father Brendan (known as Ginger) and older brother Niall played 51 and 216 times for Ireland respectively – but has built his own career and reputation through performances across all three formats of the game for Ireland. However, he has made the decision to close the book on his ODI career to concentrate on T20 cricket, and in the hope of adding to the three Test caps he has to date.
Announcing his decision, O'Brien said:
"After 15 years playing for Ireland, I feel now is the right time to step away and retire from ODI cricket. It has been an honour and a privilege to represent my country 153 times and the memories I take from them will last a lifetime."
"This has not been an easy decision, but after ongoing consideration I don't feel I can contribute to the ODI team as much as I have in the past. The hunger and love for the ODI format is no longer the same as it was and it wouldn't be fair to Andrew, Graham, the team and our supporters to continue to play while no longer feeling at 100%."
"I've had some unbelievable moments with the team since 2006 - the three World Cups, the personal successes and spending time travelling and playing all over the world, but I will now shift my focus and remain fully committed to T20 cricket - with two world cups in the next 18 months - and hoping to add to my three caps in Test cricket."
Graham Ford, Head Coach of the men's international side, said:
"Kevin has played an enormous role in the development of Irish cricket and has delivered regularly on the world stage - particularly in the ODI format."
"It's been a pleasure to work with him as part of the ODI squad, and he has been a true role model for many teammates over the years."
"I look forward to continuing to work with Kevin in other formats, and while his decision to step away from ODI cricket is sad, he can do so in the knowledge that he leaves an indelible legacy on the ODI game in Ireland and around the world."
Andrew Balbirnie, Ireland Men's captain, said:
"We're losing a big figure in our ODI squad – someone who has played over 150 ODIs for Ireland, and has been there since the very first one in 2006. He's someone a lot of us in the team, and many who have gone before us, have looked up to."
"He's consistently put in the big performances on the biggest stages, and he'll always be remembered for that amazing world cup innings in 2011 – and that innings alone probably gave many of us the opportunity to become professional cricketers in Ireland. I think everyone within Irish cricket owes a huge amount to Kevin O'Brien for what he's done for the sport in this country. I'm delighted that he'll still be playing T20s and Test cricket for Ireland, because he's a big player in those formats and I have no doubt he will make many more contributions in those formats of the game."
"We're losing a big personality in the ODI squad, and a really good friend, but this is not the end of Kevin O'Brien and I look forward to seeing what he can do in the other two formats."
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Ava Canning signs with Ireland Senior Women's Performance Squad
Clear Currency named title sponsor for NEW Women's Ireland club competition
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Ireland, Kevin O'Brien
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In a piece about cookery yesterday our regional television news magazine Granada Reports mentioned the dish 'Scouse', originally 'Lobscouse', a sailor's stew, which is famously popular in the Liverpool area. 'Scouse' is also of course the nickname given to people who hail from Liverpool, and I can rarely hear it spoken without being reminded of my time spent doing National service in the Army in the late fifties, a time I spent in the company of several 'Scousers'.
No private soldier in the Army is ever called by his Christian name. His superiors call him by his surname or number and his peers call him by a nickname. Thus Fred Clarke on entering the Army is immediately Nobby Clarke, his Fred dispensed with for the duration. Fred Clarke isn't aware of it at the time but he is lucky as there's a fairly good chance that he'll be the only Nobby, whereas if a man hailed from certain parts of the country he would have had to share a nickname. For example all Scots were known as Jock – the Scots in my platoon were Jock Mackay, Jock Lachie and Jock Dalkeith. All Welshmen were Taffy, Taffy Jones, Taffy this, Taffy that, Taffy the other. All Irishmen were called Paddy. All people from Birmingham were called Brummie and all people from Newcastle were called Geordie.
Oddly enough, as far as I know, there isn't a nickname for people who come from Leeds; 'Leedser' or 'Leedsie' or something like that. We had a bloke from Leeds in our platoon whose name was Gary Rowley and everybody called him 'Twat', but because he undoubtedly was a twat we might very well have caused him that even if there had been a nickname for people hailing from Leeds.
So in our platoon we had Jocks and Taffies and Paddies and Geordies. But mostly we had Scousers. We had Scouse Aldridge, Scouse Nicholson, Scouse Jenkinson, Scouse Murray and Scouse Little. Then one day another lad from Liverpool was posted in. And he really was a Scouse. Dave Scouse. That was his real name. And the thing was – nobody called him Scouse. Everybody called him Dave. This really annoyed him because hailing from Liverpool and proud to be a scouser he wanted to be called Scouse just like all the other scousers.
One night in the barracks room he demanded to know why it was that we didn't call him Scouse. I don't know why I did it but as nobody else appeared to know I offered the opinion that if we called him Scouse it might appear that we were calling him by his surname, like his superiors did, and this being the case it wouldn't be very matey of us.
Brummie Weston then made the point that if we called him Scouse his name would be Scouse Scouse and that if he had to say Scouse Scouse it would sound like he was stuttering and he wasn't going to have anybody hearing him stuttering as it would make him sound daft.
Geordie Galbraith said that as Brummie Weston was from Birmingham he already sounded daft and a fight broke out.
Over the course of the next few weeks Dave Scouse pleaded with everyone to call him Scouse but nobody would. Then someone, not me, although I would have had I known the eventual outcome, suggested to Dave that if he was so desperate to be called Scouse why didn't he simply change his surname by deed poll, to say Hibbert, then, no longer Dave Scouse but Dave Hibbert, he would be known as Scouse Hibbert. Dave thought this was an excellent suggestion and put the wheels in motion immediately.
It took six weeks to come through. Dave had decided on his mother's maiden name for his new surname, and the day he announced it will remain etched in my memory for all time. He gathered us all round him and said, pride tinged with a touch of defiance in his voice: "Right you lot, I'm not Dave Scouse any more, I'm Dave Smith!"
"Good old Smudger," said Jock Lachie.
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