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Reports in Turkey suggest that Manchester United will return for Sneijder in January having missed out with a £6m bid for the 29-year-old over the summer.
It is thought that United were willing to offer up to £12m for Sneijder - who has also been linked with Chelsea - in the upcoming transfer window.
But it seems that they hope to tempt Galatasaray with players instead of cash.
Both Nani and Valencia have been tipped to leave United after failing to win over David Moyes this season.
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And with former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini at the helm in Istanbul, both players been linked with a move to Turkey.
Galatasaray's new transfer policy sees them trying to become younger and more home-grown but they could make an exception for Nani, 27, and Valencia, 28.
However, it seems that United still have some work to do to convince Sneijder to make the move.
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Posted by Thomas • October 6, 2011
Steve Jobs. Pioneer, innovator, dreamer, inventor, businessman, husband, father.
I'm finding this piece difficult to write. There is a mix of emotions swirling around my mind. Seeing what to write, and writing it simply and clearly is difficult. Steve Jobs saw clearly, and simply. We all know who he was, and what he achieved.
So I'll keep this short, clear and simple.
Steve, you dared to think different and you changed the world. You are sorely missed and we will never forget you. To your wife Laurene, your children, and everyone you have ever met and those you have not, our deepest sympathies.
I'll leave you with some words of Steve from his 2005 Stanford Address:
"Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything — all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure — these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart."
Share your thoughts, memories, and condolences at rememberingsteve@apple.com.
Cars 2: "Frankly, it's too good for that."
Posted by Thomas • July 5, 2011
Just a brief note here of an article everyone should read by Michael Cavna, on Comic Riffs over at the Washington Post.
Cavna ponders whether Pixar's latest blockbuster Cars 2, has performed so poorly critically due to "overheated expectations". I'm currently in a country where Cars 2 hasn't been released, so I am unable to comment precisely on how accurate Cavna is, however, the article does sum up my sentiments on how this could have happened.
I don't want to steal the punchline from the article, but please do read it, Pixar Pile-Up: Is 'Cars 2' crashing into overheated expectations?
Cars 2 is still yet to open in the Netherlands, Spain, UK, France, Germany, Japan and a host of more, all dates available here.
New Cars 2 Characters: Meet Professor Z + Tomber!
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Posted by Thomas • March 3, 2011
Two new characters from Cars 2 have rolled out to meet us today, Professor Z (voiced by Thomas Kretschmann) and Tomber (voiced by Michel Michelis).
Professor Z Official Description:
Professor Z, aka "The Professor," is an internationally wanted weapons designer in a small, sophisticated German package. He is a brilliant, but mad monocle-wearing scientist who is plotting to sabotage the World Grand Prix. Though his true motive is unclear, Professor Z is willing to do whatever it takes to eliminate all obstacles and keep the "project" on schedule.
Tomber Official Description:
Tomber is a dubious little French car with an unusual, and very unstable, three-wheeled design that befits the meaning of his name – to fall. By trade he deals car parts from a stall in a Parisian market—though his questionable merchandise sources have led to his reluctant acquaintance with British secret agent Finn McMissile.
We will discover Professor Z's true intentions and more about Tomber when Cars 2 hits US theatres on June 24.
Is "Newt" Dead? Cars 2 Having Production Problems?
Cars 2, Monsters, Inc., Newt, Rumors, The Bear and The Bow (Brave)
Posted by Thomas • February 12, 2010
It's taken a couple of days for us to catch onto this big rumour floating about the interwebs. Disney veteran Floyd Norman posted a comment on The Animation Guild Blog indicating that Gary Rydstrom's feature film directorial debut, newt, is dead.
"Oh, and "Newt" is dead." writes Norman. When he was asked to elaborate further, he replies, "Naturally, our pals up north run a tight ship, so it's not polite to provide details at this time." Michael of Progress City, USA thinks that Monster's Inc. 2 will fill that gap in the Pixar timeline.
Norman also commented on The Bear and the Bow, "However, I have had the opportunity to speak with Brenda Chapman, and I'm looking forward to her film. As far as the release date, you'll have to wait for Disney to disclose that."
In related news, Michael writes on Progress City, USA,
"In stranger news, I've had two sources independently hint to me that Cars 2 is actually having production problems, and I've seen that rumor posted anonymously today on the Animation Guild's blog. Whispering campaign or fact, I don't know, but it's something to keep an eye out for."
This is all rumours at the moment and we can only wait for an official word from the Mouse or Pixar. With newt due for release in 2012, hopefully it's not too long.
Toy Story 3 Trailer Easter Eggs
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Briefly, Collider and /Film both have extensive lists of hidden easter eggs in the Toy Story 3 trailer.
Why not try and spot as many as you can first and then check them off both lists and see how many you found? If you found something that isn't on either list, leave us a comment below and let us know what you found.
Thanks Frosty.
John Lasseter to be Inducted into Toy Industry Hall of Fame [UPDATE]
John Lasseter is to be inducted into the Toy Industry Hall of Fame tomorrow (Saturday, 13 February 2010) in New York.
"As the director of blockbuster movies such as Toy Story and Cars, John Lasseter has brought toys to life on the big screen," explained Alan Hassenfeld, chair of the Hall of Fame Committee and 1994 Hall of Fame inductee.
Reads the press release.
Wal-Mart's founder will also be inducted alongside Lasseter:
"Sam Walton helped to get toys into the hands of millions of children by carrying his own passion for toys and kids into the design of Wal-Mart's toy departments, making them a destination for young consumers."
Hopefully we will have some photos of the event soon. Congratulations John!
Update: Thanks to Stitch Kingdom, the picture of John Lasseter's inauguration alongside Woody, Buzz, and Jessie is above!
Toy Story 3 Final Trailer Revealed
Official Website, Toy Story 3, Trailer
It's finally here! Watch it below, courtesy of Trailer Addict.
Also there are HD editions available (as per usual) at Apple Trailers. If you can spare the bandwidth, I recommend them in glorious HD. There are lots of new characters and goodies to behold here. /Film asks if that is Totoro making a cameo appearance.
On a side note, the Official Toy Story 3 Website has been updated. Take a look. Enough talking from me, enjoy the trailer and bring on June 18!
Pixar Finance Chief Named Twitter CFO
Pixar, Pixar Employees
Almost every living person in the western world has heard of Twitter. It's absolutely huge. We're tweeting, Stephen Fry is tweeting, even Toy Story 3 director, Lee Unkrich is tweeting. It's a phenomenon, and some might say a fad.
The 2 1/2 year old internet startup has hired Pixar's Financial Chief, Ali Rowghani, as its Chief Financial Operator. Rowghani is set to begin in March.
Rowghani's start comes as the company focuses on "creating value for our users and capturing the financial opportunities that result from it," Twitter Chief Executive Officer Evan Williams said in a statement on Wednesday.
writes Reuters. Rowghani is also a Twitterer. He wrote three hours ago (as of the writing of this article,)
Said goodbye to Pixar today. Loved every minute of my time there. Couldn't be more excited about the adventure awaiting me at Twitter.
We wish Ali the best of luck in his new job! (via Reuters).
Toy Story 3 Teaser Trailer #2
Another Toy Story 3 teaser trailer has hit the interwebs for all of us to enjoy. The 32 second spot is available in resolutions up to 720p for viewing on YouTube.
Unfortunately we can't embed the clip here for your viewing pleasure, so you'll just have to settle for the pretty screengrab on the right and watch the teaser here!
The final trailer for Toy Story 3 is due to hit our computer monitors sometime on Thursday (US Time), as well as the unveil of 12 more of 14 new characters! Be sure to stay tuned to Upcoming Pixar over that time to keep up to date with all the TS3 happenings.
Toy Story 3 is to be presented in Disney Digital 3D™ in select theaters on June 18th, 2010. (USA)
New Toy Story 3 Characters Revealed!
It has begun! Disney have started the big unveil of, not one, not two, but FOURTEEN new Toy Story 3 characters!
ComingSoon.net got exclusive access to 'Peas-in-a-Pod'. They are described as…
"Peas-in-a-Pod will quickly become a parent's favorite on-the-go toy. The soft, plush pod secures the happy peas inside with a durable metal zipper, making it perfect for the car or stroller. The Peas-in-a-Pod plush toy also develops fine motor skills by catering to a child's natural grab instinct. Pulling the three peas out of the pod will provide repeated enjoyment for infants and toddlers, and soon they'll learn to put them back in! Machine washable. Not for human consumption."
The link above also contains a video with a 360º view of the character. Aint It Cool News got their hands on the first look of Ken Doll. Ken really needs no introduction, so I shan't post a description here other than to say he is Barbie's boyfriend.
There are still twelve more characters to be unveiled before the launch of the final trailer for Toy Story 3 on Thursday. Stay tuned for more characters here and finally the trailer when it is available!
Update: It's been revealed that the characters will be unveiled up until March 31st.
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All service areas along the route feature restaurants and shops (there are also shops at Gobyakugawa Parking Area). There are 24-hour gas stations at Abukumakōgen Service Area and Bandaisan Service Area. There is a 24-hour FamilyMart convenience store at Aganogawa Service Area (Niigata-bound only). Saiso Parking Area and Miharu Parking Area feature vending machines and toilets, while all other parking areas have only toilets.

List of interchanges and features

 IC - interchange, SIC - smart interchange, JCT - junction, SA - service area, PA - parking area, BS - bus stop, TN - tunnel, BR - bridge

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External links

 East Nippon Expressway Company
 JAF Drive Map

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Expressways in Japan
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Phil's brother is in space and he is searching for survivors. For company, he talks to worms which he has named. He then decides to leave the room to go and masturbate.
Carol and Phil leave the stealth bomber and the White House behind. They arrive in Delaware, at the site of Carol's old apartment. Carol gives Phil the grand tour and yes, it's as bizarre and typically Carol as you are imagining. Carol's room is filled with craft items she created to commemorate friends and family members who succumbed to the virus. Later that night, Carol kisses Phil to thank him for the visit but once again Carol is not happy because there's no one there. Phil reminds Carol that the only place he cannot go is Tuscon because the implication was strong that if Phil returned, he would be killed. When Carol suggests that as the last people on earth they should all be together, Phil makes it clear to Carol that she chose him and that he is not going back to Tuscon ever. An upset Carol leaves to sleep in another room.
Astronaut Miller explains that he is a scientist and not a pilot. He tells his worms that if he did get down there, he might very well die of the virus. It's then that he notices that one of his worms is dead.
Phil and Carol are back on the road and still they still have hurt feelings from the night before. Carol decides to have a nap in the back of the RV. Phil stops at a gas station for fuel and talks to his balls about Carol's refusal to settle down. Carol, unbeknownst to Phil, is in the shop. Carol decides to sit and decorate a t-shirt while Phil gets gas. Carol calls out for Phil to wait but he does not hear her and drives off. Carol runs outside frantically and shoots her gun several times to get Phil's attention but because he has the music so loud, he doesn't hear her.
It's not until the evening that Phil realises that Carol is missing. When Phil drives by a sign for the world's largest plate, he decides to call out for Carol, sure that she would love it. When he gets no answer, Phil stops the RV, moves to the back and finds Carol gone. Phil thinks about where he stopped last - a Speedy Pump in Oklahoma with a red truck out front. Unfortunately for Phil, there are lots of Speedy pumps. Two days later, Phil has still not found Carol and is incredibly sad.
In space, Astronaut Miller floats his dead worm into space, leaving him with one worm for a companion.
Phil finally arrives at the Speedy Pump that he was looking for. Phil searches the gas station, frantically looking for Carol but gets no answer. In desperation, Phil fires his weapon into the air, but still gets no answer. A depressed Phil heads inside the RV and looks at the pictures Carol drew of their adventures. Phil stops at the drawing of Tuscon, sure in his belief that this is where Carol is.
Phil arrives in Tuscon and has to talk himself into being brave enough to get out of the RV. In the end, he puts on a ridiculous camouflage outfit and sneaks back into the old settlement. Much to Phil's surprise, no one is there. Phil calls out for Carol but gets no answer. This is when Phil notices that there has been a fire and one of the houses is badly burnt. Phil walks through his old house and picks up a picture of him and his family.
Later, a sad Phil sits by the old fire pit and Carol sits exactly where he left her in an EMCO gas station in Oklahoma and Astronaut Miller floats in space.
Well Phil has gone and done it now; he's all alone. Having lost Carol, and no idea where to head next, it will probably be a N.Y. minute before he reverts to his disgusting ways of the first part of season one.
Carol seems to regret leaving Tuscon behind and who can blame her? Carol may be irritating but she's kind hearted. I cannot blame her for not wanting to be alone with only Phil for company. It's clear that she regrets her choice and now look where it has led her?
Obviously, at some point and hopefully soon, Phil is going to be reconnected with people. When the second chance comes, it will be somewhat (and I say somewhat because we are after all talking about Last Man on Earth,) interesting to see if he he has learned anything from his first experience but somehow I doubt it.
This first episode was basically a reset. I hope that we don't end up repeating the last season and that something new will happen. I do at least wonder where everyone in Tuscon ended up.
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Nichole Sobecki (USA, 1986) is a photographer based in Nairobi, Kenya. As a member of VII Photo Agency she aims to create photographs and films that demand consideration for the lives of those represented – their joys, challenges, and ultimately their humanity.
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Nichole graduated from Tufts University before beginning her career in Turkey, Lebanon, and Syria, focusing on regional issues related to identity, conflict, and human rights. From 2012-2015 Nichole led Agence France-Presse's East Africa video bureau, and was a Rory Peck Awards News Finalist for her coverage of the Westgate mall attacks in Kenya. In 2016 Nichole received a fellowship from The GroundTruth Project, allowing her to complete her long-term photo project A Climate for Conflict, which tells the story of how climate change and environmental destruction are transforming Somalia and pushing people to desperate choices and violence. In 2018 she was awarded by the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights prize in new media for her images documenting Europe's response to the the African migration crisis. Nichole is a 2018 European Journalism Centre global health reporting fellow and a Howard G. Buffett Fund for Women Journalists grantee.
She is also a contributor to Everyday Africa, a collection of images shot on mobile phones across the continent, and an attempt to showcase the moments missing from dramatic news images — everyday life that is neither idealized nor debased.
Nichole's work has been honored by Pictures of the Year, the RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights, the One World Media Awards, and the Alexandra Boulat Award for Photojournalism, among others. Her photography has been exhibited at The United Nations Headquarters in New York City, Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture in San Francisco, Musée des Arts et Métiers in Paris, Photoville in Brooklyn, The Nikola Rukaj Gallery in Toronto, and beyond. She is a passionate teacher, workshop leader and speaker.
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Jamiul Uloom Jawadia, also known as Jawadia Arabic College, is a Deeni Madarasa (religious educational institution) of Shia Muslims in Banaras (Varanasi) India. Major course of studies include Jurisprudence, Theology and Islamic Literature.

About

It was founded in 1928 by Munaitiq-e-Zaman Maulana Syed Mohammad Sajjad Al-Husaini, the elder son of Jawad-ul-Ulama Ayatollah Syed Ali Jawad Al-Husaini. The main goal of its establishment was the advance provision of especial courses for higher Islamic studies.

Before it was started, founder Maulana Sajjad Al-Husaini made a public appeal to support it financially due to limited resources, obtaining donations from the people of Banaras. The present constitution of Jamiul-Uloom Jawadia was written by Alam-ul-Aalaam Ayatullah Syed Muzaffar Husain Al-Husaini, who was the first "Haadi" (supreme authority) of its managing body, after the death of Maulana Syed Mohammad Sajjad Al-Husaini. After him the second "Haadi" was Aal-e-Jawad-ul-Ulama Mulla Syed Mohammad Tahir Al-Husaini, followed by Maulana Syed Ahmad Hasan (Imam-e-Jum'ah of Banaras).

Over the years, this college produced many religious research scholars and Islamic clerics. The last degree awarded to the students is "Fakhr-ul-Afazil". During the principalship of Zafar-ul-Millat Ayatollah Syed Zafar-ul-Hasan Rizvi there was construction at the college. He also produced a religious monthly magazine, "AL-JAWAD" as an organ for Jamiul-Uloom Jawadia in 1950. He was the third principal who was appointed directly by the supreme authority, Maulana Syed Muzaffar Husain Al-Husaini. °
Following are the principals of Jawadia Arabic College:
 Mulla Syed Mohammad Yusuf Zangipuri, first principal
 Allamah Syed Mohammad Razi Zangipuri, second principal
 Maulana Zafrul Hasan Rizvi, third Principal till 1983
 Maulana Syed Shamimul-Hasan Rizvi, fourth principal, (since 1983)

Famous alumni:
 Saeed Akhtar Rizvi
 Ghulam Rasool Noori

In early 1930s, Jawadia sent the resident Ulema to the Jamaats of East Africa, Madagascar and Somalia.

See also
 Madrasatul Waizeen
 Jamia Nazmia
 Sultanul Madaris
 Tanzeemul Makatib
 Jamiya Imamia at Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
 Jameatuz Zahra at Lucknow
 Madrasa Khadeejatul Kubra at Lucknow
 Jamia Imania, Varanasi
 Jamiul Uloom Jawadia, Varanasi
 Hoza-e-Ilmiya Wasiqa, Faizabad
 Babul Ilm, Mubarakpur, Azamgarh
 Jamia Haidariya, Khairabad Mau

References

Further reading
 Dastoor-ul-Amal (written by Maulana Syed Muzaffar Husain Al-Husaini)
 Matla-e-Anwar (written by Maulana Murtaza Husain Sadrul-Afazil)
 Khursheed-e-Khawar (written by Maulana Saeed Akhtar Rizvi)
 Life of Jawad-ul-Ulama (written by Dr.Inayat Ali)
 Short Biography of Mulla syed Mohammad Tahir Al-Husaini (written by Maulana Syed Ahmad Hasan)
 Al-Jawad (monthly magazine) on life of Mulla Syed Mohammad Tahir Al-Husaini.
 Unpublished documents and several other informative sources.

Shia Islam in India
Madrasas in India


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Joe Arpaio's Infamous and Inhumane Tent City Jail Officially Shut Down
An undocumented immigrant exercises outside his tent at the Maricopa County "Tent City Jail" on April 30, 2010, in Phoenix. (John Moore/Getty Images)
In 1993, now-former Maricopa County, Ariz., Sheriff Joe Arpaio opened his infamous Tent City outdoor jail, supposedly as an answer to the problem of overcrowding in Phoenix's jails. Tent City was a source of controversy for the entirety of its existence, and this weekend, it finally closed for good, just 10 months shy of its 25-year anniversary.
AZCentral reports that the remaining inmates housed at the "facility" were taken to a county jail located a few blocks away.
Current Sheriff Paul Penzone—who beat Arpaio in last November's election—made closing Tent City a priority, according to AZCentral. He announced in April that the facility would be closing, referring to its tents as a "circus" rather than a crime deterrent.
Penzone said at the time that the facility—which cost taxpayers $8.6 million last year to remain open—would be closed over a period of six months to allow time to determine where and how the inmates on work release would be housed.
Closing the facility will reportedly save taxpayers approximately $4.5 million per year.
Tent City inmates were made to wear pink underwear and slept outside in the Phoenix heat, which can reach upward of 120 degrees during the summertime. Critics called the conditions cruel, while supporters said that the inmates housed there were getting what they deserved.
On Monday, Penzone told AZCentral: "This is another step in the stabilization of this office and its operations. My focus is to find more effective ways to reduce recidivism while creating a safe environment for our employees."
Arpaio told AZCentral Monday evening that his successor could do whatever he wanted.
"It's been a great program, and I stand by it," Arpaio said. "[But] he's the sheriff now."
Sheriff's officials have not yet said what will be done with the land Tent City occupied.
Read more at AZCentral.
The Stig's Chamorro cousin (Chamorrovirus)
3 things:
1 - Fuck you, Arpaio
2 - I'm a big fan of pink clothing, but fuck you Arpaio for making people wear it because you thought it was emasculating


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Slow Words
Stephen Glover, Oxford
Stephen Glover
a painting by Celia Montague
a portrait by Celia Montague
Your life in a few words, starting with a hint on your childhood
I was born in the English countryside in a county called Shropshire, close to the border with Wales. My father was an Anglican clergyman, and we lived in a large 18th century house with no central heating. It was a world so different from ours that it would take a novel to explore the changes that have taken place. In fact, that is what I have done in a new novel called The Adoration, which I am just finishing.
As journalist and founder of two important papers, which is your opinion regarding the relation readership-social networks and more in general of the future of the classical way of reading a paper?
In Britain and most of Europe the classical way of reading a newspaper is dying out. It will survive in pockets but it is declining irrevocably, which is a kind of tragedy. For well over a century, newspaper reading was fundamental to our way of life. There were Left-wing, Right-wing and Centrist titles which reflected political and cultural points of view. Typically, people took one, maybe two, newspapers, and they read them thoroughly, and sometimes passed them around among family and friends. Nowadays the reader of online newspapers is more likely to be promiscuous, and will visit multiple websites in a very short period of time. Online newspapers – at any rate the free ones – are not organs of opinion or even comprehensive news in the way that printed ones have been. The consequences for society are bound to be profound.
Your novel Splash! is your first – and very fresh – apparition as fiction writer in the novel format, after the publication of two short stories.
You've chosen to deal with two crucial topics in your professional life – media and politics – by issuing a fantastic plot drenched in a very subtle irony and by inventing character who are dangerously close to what the 'Kingdom' really is. The novel is also remarkably spotting here and there very lyrical parts about love and the way it is seen by the quiet perspective of the author.
Which has been the reaction to the story in your country? If pertinent for you, is this novel having a perfect timing with the 'earthquake' Brexit and with the big change occurred in political class of your country after that?
Well, it has been noticed! I don't think it has much to do with Brexit. First and foremost it is a story – a rather fantastical one, perhaps, and intentionally highly comic – about a declining newspaper. It is not a tract – if it had been I would have written an article, which is what I do. But of course it has a point, perhaps several points. The main one is that newspapers in Britain, and particularly tabloid newspapers, are sometimes feral, unpleasant and hypocritical. The journalists who work on them are not saints. But what they do in holding politicians and the powerful to account is immensely important in the democratic process. I don't believe that online newspapers – which, if they are free, are inevitably more superficial and usually less well-resourced than printed ones have traditionally been – will be able or willing to play the same role as successfully. Splash! is in part an elegy to a disappearing world.
You as a reader: which places, which needs, which books with you now
I usually have several books on the go at the same time. At the moment I am reading a book about cricket, an account of Winston Churchill's fortuitous rise to power in May 1940, and a thriller which is rather bad but unfortunately irresistible.
Which music is with you now and what in general do you like to listen to?
Much classical music and some pop music up until about 1980.
Your favourite food and drink?
I drink too much wine, especially white wine.
Which is the secret place in your London (or elsewhere) to hide from the daily noises, for a little evasion or simply to slow the pace?
We live in Oxford, which is a very lovely city. Though our house is less than a mile from the city centre, there is a large beautiful park nearby. On the edge of this park there is a river, overhung with willows, and beyond the river are open fields with hedges and ancient trees.
What did you learn, so far, form life?
That would take another book to answer
(we've published a teaser of Splash! in our short stories sections)
Celia Montague, classic music, Constable, ISBN 9781472126320, journalism, journalist, London, novelist, Oxford, pop music, Shropshire, Splash!, Stephen Glover, The Adoration, white wine
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O clique bilabial sonoro é uma consoante de clique encontrada em algumas línguas da África Austral. O símbolo no Alfabeto Fonético Internacional que representa este som é ⟨ʘ̬⟩ ou ⟨ᶢʘ⟩.

Características

 Os cliques sonoros e nasais têm uma corrente de ar egressiva pulmonar simultânea.
 Seu ponto de articulação é bilabial, o que significa que está articulado com os dois lábios. Sua fonação é sonora, o que significa que as cordas vocais vibram durante a articulação.
 É uma consoante oral, o que significa que o ar só pode escapar pela boca. Como o som não é produzido com fluxo de ar sobre a língua, a dicotomia central-lateral não se aplica.

Ocorrência
Cliques bilabiais sonoros ocorrem apenas nas famílias tuu e kx'a da África Austral, como por exemplo na língua taa. O beijo é um clique bilabial.

Bibliografia

Clique (fonética)


Unlike driving a vehicle, where all that's required of you is to take two tests to prove that you can drive safely, the procedure for passing a Driver CPC to become a licensed HBV driver is a bit more complicated. The two tests are split down to four separate tests that take time, money and lots of preparation to pass.
The theory part of the process is one that will require some preparation - and if you want to ensure that you pass, what will help you most is getting some practice time behind the wheel with a licensed instructor (experience is the best teacher) and studying various learning materials. In preparation for the practical part of a Driver CPC test, Blacks Training Solutions provided us with a couple of things that you can do for a better chance of passing.
One major mistake most new HGV drivers tend to make when they're nervous is forgetting to focus farther ahead. As car drivers, we're used to looking no further than two cars ahead of us to predict the flow of traffic. However, HGV drivers need to be more conscious of the traffic further ahead. So, remember to keep your eye on the traffic at least five cars ahead of you and use that as a gauge for when to speed up or slow down. HGVs are substantially heavy vehicles and take much longer than cars to come to a stop. So, you cannot rely on when the car in front of you brakes to start slowing down - you'll end up causing an accident.
When preparing to take a practical Driver CPC test, remember to carry with you both parts of your license. While the paper part of your license is not necessarily a must-have, since the government went single card, still having it on you is something worth doing. If you do not have your license on you when going for a test, chances are you won't be allowed to get into the vehicle and do your test. Instead, you'll have to reschedule it - and it could take some time before you get another opportunity to sit for the test. And, you will still be required to pay for the test even though you did not do it.
While this is not a requirement, we still recommend that you take a forty-minute test drive before taking the Driver CPC practical. It is the same idea employed by driving instructors, and helps work off some nervousness. This way, you get to avoid making silly mistakes when taking the actual test. A warm-up drive will also get you into the right frame of mind, leaving you relaxed and more aware. However, we do not recommend taking longer than 40-minutes since you might start getting tired towards the end your test, which may cause you to lose your concentration - and you do not want that to happen!
There's nothing as unsettling as trying to drive when you are not comfortable. Therefore, make sure that you're wearing comfortable clothes. It is not a job interview, which means you are not expected to come wearing a suit and tie. Just try and wear an out that you are comfortable in - it could be jeans, a linen shirt, and some work boots but as long as you are comfortable wearing it, then that should be just fine. That way, you won't be fidgety and won't get easily distracted when taking the test.
Anytime we make mistakes, they usually find a way of circling back into our heads, causing us to make more mistakes. If you make any mistake during your practical test, do not dwell on it. Let it be and move on. Focus on doing what is required of you moving forward. Did you know that you can still pass a Driver CPC test with fifteen minor faults? Now you know! So, do not let a single silly mistake ruin everything for you. Instead, accept the mistake you made and move on. Dwelling on your error and allowing it demoralize you will do nothing but affect your performance through the rest of the test.


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We recently had the opportunity to visit some of Empower's projects in Malawi and see first-hand the work they are doing to empower local communities.
Our trip started with a tour of Empower Malawi's very humble office in Lilongwe, where we had a chance to talk to Jones about the results achieved at Kapita (now towards the end of its 5 year project), the progress of the Timbiri SACCO and also to learn more about Empower's new business Zuwa Energy. Looking forward to seeing how that grows over the coming years to not only provide the organisation with a reliable source of income to cover its administration costs but also to provide access to solar energy to some of the more remote communities in Malawi.
We then spent a day with Jones visiting Kapita in Northern Malawi and seeing first hand some of the initiatives that were achieved in the region. It was great to be able to go back to the community of Kapita. Wendy and I first visited this community in 2013 when we were part of an international volunteer team that helped build the first few rooms of the community centre as part of the Earthship project. Since then the community has finished the outer structure of the remaining rooms and hope to have the whole structure finished by the end of this year. The completed rooms are being used as a community bank, a nursery school and a storeroom. Unfortunately, as it was during the school holidays, we were not able to see the nursery but we have followed its progress since being established a few years ago. It is great to know that with a little bit of help to cover the cost of training teachers and some initial equipment this nursery school is now fully community-owned and operated on a sustainable basis through the charging of a small weekly fee to parents.
We also visited the Kapita Primary School where we were given a tour of the composting toilets, rain harvesting system, meals program and permaculture garden. Never thought we would find toilets so fascinating but it is great to see how they improve sanitation whilst also providing quality organic manure for the permaculture garden that surrounds the school. Along with the rainwater harvesting system that enables them to store water during the wet season and extend the growing period of fruits and vegetables in the dry season, the school is now able to provide a nutritious meal to the students on a regular basis. The permaculture garden will also supply the school with a wide variety of fruits including bananas, oranges and pineapple once the trees are established as well as maize for porridge which will be prepared in the newly constructed outdoor kitchen and provided to the learners every morning.
The rainwater harvesting system – it utilises water from the school building's roof.
A few days later we visited the Timbiri Community SACCO in the north-east of Malawi on the road between Mzuzu and Nkhata Bay. The Timbiri SACCO is a savings and loan institution set up to provide locals with access to affordable savings and loan facilities (similar to a member-based credit union or bank here in Australia). By becoming members the local community is able to save for future needs and also have access to short-term loans that allow them to expand their businesses. We met one lady who ran a local general store but wanted to improve her income by breeding chickens so took out a loan from the SACCO. She was able to repay the loan with the proceeds from the chickens and now is saving up to expand to also breeding chickens for egg production as well as meat. The SACCO also provides business advice and support to help local farmers find markets for their produce and to form cooperatives for better outcomes.
It was great to see first-hand the initiatives that Empower Projects have facilitated and how they are improving the lives of those living in those areas. There is a great sense of hope for the future and we look forward to being a part of Empower Projects' future projects in bringing permaculture to Schools in Malawi.


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"Your registration sets you on a economic growth path and"
How to grow and increase their income.
All of this will require new investments, new skills and new markets.
Above all new thinking by you. Not just ideas but the way you think / your thinking process.
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Firefly Innovations a South African company is expanding though our new range of international growth programs.
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The key for the future is to identify the opportunities as to trying to manage the challenges.
This immediately shifts your thinking from dealing with negative challenges to positive growth thinking.


What do you remember most about your holidays as a child? The beautiful weather? Great food? No, it was the sweets! The ones you couldn't get at home.
Trips to America would always result in an extra carry-on jam-packed with Hershey bars, Reese's Pieces and Nerds, to name a few. Something for your sweet-toothed sister, your brother who likes to confuse his taste buds with salt and sweet, and you who likes anything luminous and sour!
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Photo: Istinomer / Zoran Drekalovic
Deda: Vucic and Thaçi were ready to sign the agreement in February
Vukasin Obradovic, May 26, 2019
"The agreement settled between leaders of Serbia and Kosovo, under the auspices of Federica Mogherini, inter alia, included the UN membership of Kosovo and "correction of borders". Vucic and Thaçi met in Rome in November last year, but this idea is not popular at the moment because the majority of the population in Kosovo is not in favour of changing borders".
"There was a Draft Agreement on Comprehensive Normalization, a document which was almost signed at the beginning of February this year. It had 12 items and included "principles on comprehensive normalization", including Kosovo membership to the UN and "correction of borders". This document, along with annex proposals on various open issues between two countries, was drawn up by High Representative of the EU Federica Mogherini team and representatives of two presidents – Thaçi and Vucic", says Ilir Deda, Kosovo Assembly MP and Vice President of opposition party "Alternativa" in his Istinomer interview.
Why we do not have this document available to the public, at least as the theme for dialogue within Kosovo and Serbia?
The process of normalisation of relations seems more like the normalisation of relations between leaders of Serbia and Kosovo, but it should be something else – normalisation of relations between two societies and two countries. The Brussels dialogue is characterised by non-transparency, so the internal debate is not appealing to those running the dialogue.
It that proposal still open?
The Draft Agreement is not available to negotiation at the moment since the idea of "correction of borders" in Kosovo failed. Namely, 82 per cent of citizens of Kosovo, Albanians and Serbs, as well as members of other nations, are against Kosovo borders being changed. It is obvious that it is impossible to implement this option, and now it is removed from the negotiating table. It is not completely abandoned due to the huge political investment and lobbying made by two presidents and Federica Mogherini. The entire process of normalisation of relations actually came to an impasse, and the Western Balkans once again became unstable due to the astonishingly myopic vision of those who support that terrible option of new misfortunes which they named "correction of borders".
Do you have any information on the alleged secret meetings between Vucic and Thaçi? In the opposition circles in Belgrade, it was speculated that they have met in secret in Paris and New York?
Yes, and the meeting in Rome happened I think in November 2018.
Are you familiar with who was running these, let's say, parallel negotiations from both Serbian and Albanian side? Had someone else besides Thaçi and Vucic participated in that?
These weren't parallel negotiations, but the negotiations under the auspices of High Representative of the EU. The public was of course not familiar with the contents of the agreement because they wanted just out-of-the-blue to notify us how they have reached some new "historical" agreement.
You have said that the Statute of the Community of Serb Municipalities was even written, but it was not delivered to Brussels because of the talks on the demarcation?
This is actually a fact. Serbian working team for drawing up CSM Statute completed its job before 4 August 2018 but failed to send the Draft Statute to Brussels because the negotiations on "correction of borders" had gained momentum. So the propaganda of the Government of Serbia on non-implementation of CSM establishing and placing the blame on Kosovo will not hold water if we look at the facts.
You have accused Thaçi and Vucic of faking several crisis situations. What did you actually refer to, and why would they do that? Who will profit from provoking tension in Kosovo and Serbia? If what you say is true, what will Vucic and Thaçi get this way? That would be a huge risk looking at the existing tensions that could be easily transformed into armed conflict?
It is want they need, to pull us into such instability and destabilisation, and thus create the "factual" situation so then they would have to announce the change of Kosovo borders officially. It will help them extend their political life and the megalomaniac perception they have on themselves, so-called historical leaders solving the historical problems, though both of them are presidents of destroyed countries where thousands of most capable and qualified citizens are fleeing to the west in search of a better life.
You are against Brussels Agreement. What is your alternative?
When in 2013 the Brussels Agreement was signed, I said I think it will have the same fate as Oslo Agreement between Israel and Palestine, since to any person who knew a bit more than obvious it was clear that the arrangements signed were non-implementable. So we are now in 2019, affirming this exactly. This is where the myopic vision will get you along with the lack of commitment from both sides to actually determinedly move towards negotiating a true peace agreement.
What will be the outcome of the tariffs on Serbian and Bosnian goods? Will the tariffs ever be dropped? What would be requirements?
I do not know how to answer that question because that is something the government of Kosovo has to decide. It is not clear if we are moving towards extraordinary parliamentary elections or the continuation of the current situation.
Do you expect the dialogue will continue? What is the precondition from the Kosovo side? Serbia demands tariffs to be dropped.
I expect the dialogue will continue after the EU member states and the USA have agreed. Kosovo has politically unskilfully articulated its consensus to permanently remove the option on the change of Kosovo borders from the agenda. Before continuing the dialogue, Kosovo and Serbia, as well as the EU, have to take some steps in building trust, which is a right thing to do, and I cannot tell they have been doing that.
Is there any difference between Thaçi and Haradinaj approach in solving relations between Serbia and Kosovo?
Actually, Thaçi is standing alone opting for a change of Kosovo borders, and the entire political and social factor of Kosovo being against that is standing opposite of him. However, Kosovo Assembly has voted its state delegation which is the only authorised body for negotiating with Serbia.
From what you know, is there any difference between the USA and the EU as regards the Western Balkans?
EU member states and the USA differ as regards the "border corrections" concerning Kosovo. We from Kosovo opposition have demanded that the USA and EU and/or leading member states of the EU should agree on the main principles of this process. The EU problem is that it is not capable of offering a credible path of EU membership to the Western Balkans countries.
Okay, so you do not accept the Brussels Agreement, you are against demarcation. What is the second option?
The longer we postpone signing the agreement we will make Kosovo and Serbia emptier as we will lose another generation by dealing with unsolved relations between us. I sincerely believe that we do not have another 20 or 25 years to waste and deal with each other in the same way we have done so far. Concerning the opposition action, there is very little we can offer or put on the table. But I am constantly working on demonstrating the alternative position that dialogue has to end as soon as possible, first of all, because of us as citizens of Kosovo and Serbia, by signing a true peace agreement that would guarantee longevity, equality and prosperity of members of both Serbian nation in the Republic of Kosovo and Albanian nations in the Republic of Serbia. That agreement would be based on comprehensive intergovernmental cooperation in various areas, from security in NATO Partnership for Peace to all regional issues of Western Balkans, and we would also have to have foreign policies aligned with the EU foreign policy. Kosovo and Serbia would also have to take joint initiatives in the United Nations such as solving the most painful and most important issue, an open wound of missing persons and prosecuting everyone accountable for murdering civilians on both sides. When we would have true peace and normal life we would all be winners and finally would get space and possibility to work on development policy, to solve the problems of citizens which have piled up in both countries and to become well-regulated European, democratic and prosperous countries.
*Ilir Deda was born in Belgrade, and he studied in the United States, where he got his MA in international affairs. He was an executive director of Kosovo Institute for Political Research and Development KIPRED, and he worked for the UNDP, Geneva Centre for Security Policy and International Crisis Group. Deda was an advisor to first Kosovo Prime Minister Bajram Rexhepi and former President of Kosovo Atifete Jahjaga.
Tags: Aleksandar Vucic, Brussels Agreement, EU, Hashim Thaçi, Kosovo, NATO
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Women of the Art World Top the BBC's List of Greatest Female Filmmakers Jane Campion, Agnès Varda, Chantal Akerman, and Ava DuVernay all made the cut.
Cheers to the power of women filmmakers! For the 2019 iteration of BBC Culture's annual "greatest films" poll, the network focused solely on female directors. Admitting that "a paucity of female directors has been a feature in each of our annual surveys" in years past, poll organizers set out to correct that unfortunate imbalance.
368 film experts—defined as critics, journalists, festival programmers, and academics—hailing from 84 countries voted for 761 different films in total. Many of the recognized filmmakers also have an art-world presence.
The late, much-celebrated artist Agnès Varda, whom Artnet News described as a "maverick," emerged as the most popular director overall, with six of her films making the cut, including The Beaches of Agnes (#89), The Gleaners and I (#31), Vagabond (#13), and Cléo from 5 to 7 (#2).
For her work in film, and the arts in general, film critic Roger Ebert dubbed Varda as "the very soul" of French New Wave cinema, saying it was not enough to merely call her the godmother of the movement. But she also never slowed down later in life. As recently as 2018, Varda received an Oscar nomination for Faces, Places, the documentary she co-directed with street artist JR, and she was the first female director to be awarded an honorary Academy Award. The indie crowd loves her, too; a selfie Varda took with like-minded feminist artist, writer, and filmmaker Miranda July went viral in 2015.
Three films made by artist and director Chantal Akerman also appeared in the round-up, with Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles placing third behind Varda's Cléo from 5 to 7. Upon its release in 1975, French film journalist Louis Marcorelles called Akerman's art house film about a single mother and sex worker the "first masterpiece of the feminine in the history of the cinema."
Also notable on the list is American director Ava Duvernay, whose 2016 Netflix documentary, 13th (which placed 56th), about the United States' criminal justice system, inspired patron Agnes Gund to start the Art for Justice Fund, a nonprofit established to address criminal justice reform. Gund, in fact, used the income made from the sale of a Roy Lichtenstein painting to launch the organization.
A more surprising and perhaps uncomfortable inclusion that ranked #45 on the list is the 1935 German film Triumph of the Will, which was directed, produced, edited, and co-written by Leni Riefenstahl, and commissioned by Hitler himself. The film, which focuses on Nazi Party aesthetics, is largely recognized as the epitome of propaganda filmmaking, and remains noteworthy for Riefenstahl's original techniques, such as aerial photography, use of long-lenses to distort perspective, and unique use of music and cinematography.
Finally, coming in at #1 on the list of 100 is Jane Campion's 1993 film, The Piano. Though she is regarded primarily as a film director, Campion originally studied as a visual artist, enrolling at London's Chelsea School of Art in 1976 and receiving a Masters from Sydney College of the Arts in Australia in 1981. Campion cites her art school education as having shaped her vision, and considers Frida Kahlo and Joseph Beuys to be major influences on her work…Read More
Agnes Varda adjusting a scene of her film: "Cleo from 5 to 7" in 1961. Photo by Roger Viollet via Getty Images.
Agnès Varda in 2019. Photo: Lars Niki/Getty Images for Museum of Modern Art, Department of Film.
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I've Got So Much to Give is the debut studio album by American R&B singer Barry White, released on March 27, 1973, on the 20th Century label.

History
The album topped the R&B albums chart. It also reached #16 on the Billboard 200. The album was a success, yielding two Billboard R&B Top Ten singles, "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby", which peaked at #1, and the title track. Both were also successful on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at #3 and #32 respectively. "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby" was also a hit on the UK Singles Chart, peaking at #23. The album was digitally remastered and reissued on CD with instrumental bonus tracks on May 4, 2010, by Hip-O Select.

Critical reception

The album received moderate reviews. Stephen Erlewine of AllMusic wrote: "In a sense, his sound is fully formed—there's no mistaking his velvet baritone or his lush, string-draped surrounding, particularly on the album's closing "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More, Baby," a song so seductive it set the pace for the rest of his career". However, the album was criticized for sounding like Isaac Hayes. Village Voice critic Robert Christgau wrote "White's hustle is to combine Isaac Hayes's power with Al Green's niceness, and he succeeds, in his way, but the synthesis has its drawbacks--tends to compound his humorlessness and mendacity as well."

Track listing

Personnel
Barry White - lead vocals, arranger, design concept
Gene Page - arranger
Technical
Frank Kejmar - engineer
Ken Veeder - photography
"Special thanks: Joyce Hudson, Linda Allen, Laurie Sepe, Carol Hartsfield, Tony Sepe and Sterling Radcliffe. Very, very special: Love Unlimited. Spiritual advisor: Larry Nunes."

Charts

Weekly charts

Singles

Certifications and sales

See also
List of number-one R&B albums of 1973 (U.S.)

References

External links
I've Got So Much to Give at Discogs

Barry White albums
1973 debut albums
Albums arranged by Gene Page
20th Century Fox Records albums


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How did the Railway Engines get to the Rainhill Trials?
The five locomotives that took part in the Rainhill Trials came from all over the UK. How were they transported to Rainhill?
The rail network was pretty much non-existent, so presumably by road. I have read here that Perseverance was
damaged on the way to the Rainhill Trials when the wagon that was carrying it overturned
but I'm only surmising that this was a road vehicle accident as this isn't specified. Did all the locomotives get to Rainhill that way? (Presumably horse-drawn?)
Was it common to move such heavy loads such relatively long distances (Perseverance was from Leith, some 230 miles from Rainhill by our modern road network) by road then?
The only other way might have been by canal but I'm only guessing.
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asked May 5, 2015 at 16:38
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The only other way might have been by canal Wikipedia tells that the trials were organized for the L&Ma Railway and that the line was almost completely built (if you look at Google Maps, the current railway line passes through Rainhill), so a reasonable way to get there would be sending the locomotives by ship to Liverpool and then by railroad to get to Rainhill. Of course, that still implies that some parts of the journey were doing off-tracks (I am betting that engines were relatively easy to disassemble; the issue of transport would have been evident to the inventors).
– SJuan76
In your own link there is a reference to one of the competitors disassembling its engine for reparations, so, at least for that engine, it could have been send by parts.
It was travelling through Rainhill yesterday (by bus) that got me wondering and prompted the question.
– DaveP
@SJuan76 sounds highly plausible. It's the way most large construction work is done after all. Manufacture components off site, then assemble them where needed. Heck, we do it even today with things like bucket excavators for mines as they're too large to be transported in one piece.
– jwenting
May 6, 2015 at 3:42
Originally, ten locomotives were entered for the Rainhill Trials. In the event, only five took part. Cycloped, Novelty, Perseverance, Rocket, and Sans Pareil.
The locomotives were to be transported to the Liverpool & Manchester Railway's Millfield Yard where they were to be assembled ahead of the trials. Most were transported by sea to Liverpool, and then by wagon to Millfield Yard.
Cycloped was built by Thomas Shaw Brandreth of Liverpool. It thus only needed to be transported the relatively short distance to the Millfield Yard by wagon. Source: Cycloped - Wikipedia
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Novelty, built by the Ericsson and Braithwaite Partnership, was constructed in the London Workshop belonging to Braithwaite and transported to Liverpool by boat. From there she would have been carried to the Millfield Yard by wagon. Source: Novelty - Wikipedia.
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Perseverance, owned by Timothy Burstall of Leith. Burstall had shipped his locomotive by sea to the port of Liverpool. It was damaged on the way to the Rainhill Trial track when a restraining chain broke, and the wagon that was carrying it overturned. Source: Christopher McGowan: Rail, Steam, and Speed, p9.
Rocket was designed by Robert Stephenson in 1829, and built at the Forth Street Works of his company in Newcastle upon Tyne. The locomotive transported by road from Stephenson's works across country to the canal basin at Carlisle. From there it was shipped to Liverpool, and then by wagon to Millfield Yard. Industrial Railway Record - Correspondence. It seems the original intent had been to transport Rocket to Liverpool by ship, but they missed the sailing date. This turned out to be fortunate as the ship was lost in the North Sea (Friedrich Newman: The 1829 'Ordeal': The Historical Significance of the Rainhill Trials).
Sans Pareil was built by Timothy Hackworth of Shildon, County Durham.
I couldn't find a reference for how Sans Pareil was transported to Liverpool, but since Shildon is in the North East of England (and so on the 'wrong' side of the Pennines from Liverpool) and isn't on the coast it looks like there were relatively few options.
It could have been carried by Wagon to either Hartlepool, Sunderland or Newcastle and then by ship to Liverpool.
It could have been taken by wagon to Carlisle (more-or-less the same route as Rocket).
It could have been carried by road to another canal junction and shipped to Liverpool from there.
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There was the feeling Peter was searching for. The moment you seat yourself down, crack open a beer and take in the malt's aroma and smoke. A couple of hard hours of work erecting a tent, unpacking the car, collecting firewood, making things just right.
It had been ten years since the last time he went camping. Ten years. He can't believe how time flies.
Above, beyond the canopy, he can make out the first stars as the sky fades, revealing those distant worlds. Peter recalls times when he was a boy and camped with his father and the night sky looked sparkled with the Milky Way. Back then, he couldn't believe how bright everything was when all there was was the small campfire.
Now, everything's muted. Forty years have elapsed since those camping trips with his father, and ten since he convinced a reluctant Grace to join him.
As they sat down eating the charred lamb chops, Peter extolled the virtues of camping and how he wanted their as yet unconceived children to experience the great outdoors. That trip didn't last the night as Grace's phobias of spiders and nature meant they abandoned the tent and drove home just hours into the trip.
Matilda and Rory were offered to join their father, who snapped last Saturday as the kids were glued to their iPads watching different shows. He turned off the telly and drove to the nearest camping store.
He presented his family with an ultimatum. Come camping or else.
They chose 'or else', leaving him alone in the bush.
As the fire crackled, Peter relaxed into his camp chair. This was what he had missed.
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A nation stops to mourn with a community in total shock
By Caroline O'Doherty
PJ'S WHITE Beemer was his pride and joy, so much so that a framed photograph of the lovingly tended 19-year-old motor came to the church with him for his funeral and two of his wreaths were shaped as cars bearing the BMW emblem.
Paul loved "doing the lap", his requiem Mass heard, the lap being Inishowen slang for cruising around town showing off his latest set of wheels. A copy of his favourite read, Autotrader, was placed at the altar.
Mark only ever wanted to be a truck driver, and got his wish at McDaid's Quarry where the cab of an eight-wheel DAF was like his second home.
An 18-inch model of it was set among his floral tributes and a poem written for him by a colleague fondly recalled him driving around, mobile phone to his ear, flashing hellos at his many friends.
Eamonn was car-crazy and jumped at any excuse to get behind the wheel – he'd drive to Cork in the morning if he could think of a valid reason why, his mourners were told.
Damien had loved a job he had for a time working in a local tyre centre, Ciarán's cortege was headed by his shiny silver Volkswagen Passat and offerings at James's funeral included a model of his work van with his name printed on the side.
The young men who died in last Sunday night's horror crash, which took place between Buncrana and Clonmany on Donegal's Inishowen peninsula, had a lot more than just friendship in common – they also all loved their motors.
Seán Kelly is no different. The driver who offered to take his friends home that night and the sole survivor of the carnage, was relishing the prospect of being up early on the Monday morning to drive an artic to Paris.
Car culture is strong on the peninsula, not surprising given its rural setting, particularly when a set of wheels is an almost essential expression of a young man's independence and freedom.
In an area of farms and one-off houses, you can't stroll down to your pals' houses and in a region with sparse public transport, you can't hop on a bus or commuter train to socialise whenever the mood takes you.
But given the events of last Sunday night, and the fact that Inishowen has had more than its fair share of tragedies on the roads, questions were being asked this week whether the region's love affair with the car was a doomed one.
The questions – or rather the criticisms they implied – were not well received in communities gutted by grief.
From early on they felt they were on the back foot, fending off suspicions that alcohol played a part in the accident, though it is now accepted that Seán Kelly had abstained and offered the others lifts home for the very reason that he was sober while his friends had a few drinks taken.
There were also suggestions that the occupants of the car ignored a warning flashed by another motorist, urging them to slow down, and that when they hit the first car, they failed to stop and kept on going until they collided with local farmer Hugh Friel in the fatal crash.
Those theories, too, now seem to have been discounted, the collision with Hugh Friel now believed to have been a consequence of losing control after clipping the first car.
The driver of that first car, who lived less than a mile from Mr Friel, was deeply shocked by what happened and she has declined to speak publicly.
What isn't disputed is that Shaun's Passat was overloaded with eight people in a car that had seatbelts for five, but even then people are reluctant to condemn.
Overloading is not so common now that it attracts penalty points but few could honestly say they never took a lift, or offered one, in a car that had more passengers than seats.
Fr Neil McGoldrick, parish priest of Fahan, who was chief celebrant at two of the victims' funerals and won praise for the sensitive manner in which he reflected the community's pain, would not be drawn into discussion when the question of responsibility on the roads came up.
"Those are issues for other people to look at. My only concern is the grief of the community and supporting them through that," he said.
He taught secondary school for 12 years and knows young people, hates to hear them maligned for their natural exuberance, hates to think of youth being anything less than youthful.
"This is all very hard on the young people around here. It's support they need, not speculation."
Buncrana-based county councillor Rena Donaghey, a cousin of the fathers of victims Mark and Damien McLaughlin and a former neighbour of PJ McLaughlin, also cautioned against trying to find lessons in the accident.
"I don't think you can legislate for what happened here. You know, the wee man [Hugh Friel] never went home that way normally. Neighbours said he always went a different way so it was very strange for him to be on that particular road that night.
"And Damien had phoned Coleen [his girlfriend] to cancel the lift she was going to give him so that was a bit of fluke too. I just wonder is the man above doing something to us. It's just hard to understand any rational explanation.
"Also I think if there was anyone with a right to look for something or someone to blame, it's the families of the young men who died, but their sympathy is with the Kellys. They're all praying for young Seán. Members of the Kelly family have been at every wake and every funeral and they've been welcome at them all."
But local former Garda sergeant, John O'Keeffe, is not so sure that an analysis of the events of last Sunday night would not be useful.
O'Keeffe, who retired from the force two years ago, has told his story in this paper before – of how in 2004 he went to the scene of an accident to find his teenage daughter, Lizanne, seriously injured and his niece, Áine, and the two young men they were with all dead.
The following year, five young people died in similar circumstances and the next year, another crash claimed the lives of five Latvians who had been living locally.
Last Sunday night O'Keeffe heard the sirens go past the house and felt a mix of concern at the number of emergency vehicles and relief that he didn't have to face the horror that awaited them.
He wouldn't talk specifically about this week's accident but said it should prove a reminder of how catastrophically wrong things can go on the road.
"There seemed to be a good improvement in the number of fatalities over the last few years but the mindset in certain places has not changed," he said.
"There is a culture in parts of the peninsula of ignoring speed limits. That has to stop. A lot of young people will not drink and drive – it is still the older driver who does that – but they will speed."
Worryingly, he said the attitude of parents did not always help.
"Sometimes young men are pulled up by the gardaí and then the parents remonstrate that their Johnny is being picked on. When young people get the backing of their parents for irresponsible behaviour, that behaviour is not going to change."
He believes penalties for dangerous driving should be stiffer and if he could pull the hood down on every young man who drives in a hoodie, he would.
He also thinks it's time to review the holding of rally racing in the area.
"I would notice that there's an increase in speeding just prior to and after a rally. It gets people excited. It doesn't help matters."
He speaks as someone who was a garda for 30 years but also as a parent and uncle.
"I just feel so sorry for the parents of those young men. They don't know what they're in for. It's six years since Lizanne's accident and still the first thing that hits you every morning is that Áine's dead."
There are others urging debate. On Tuesday at Letterkenny District Court, Judge Seamus Hughes spoke with exasperation as he dealt with the case of a head-on collision.
"I don't know what it is about the breed of Donegal people," he said.
"I know this is a sensitive time in the county and I don't want to comment on the tragic events of the weekend, but for God's sake will people slow down."
But for the most part, these are topics too painful for local people to discuss right now.
The closeness of communities here is hard to overstate. Golf competitions at Ballyliffin, bingo at Clonmany, dances at Burnfoot, GAA matches, cycling races and sports days have all been cancelled this weekend because the organisations involved or their members had links to the deceased.
Even the gravedigger at Eamonn McDaid's funeral had to be brought in from Convoy, he explained, because the local man was related to the victim.
But some activities continued as normal. In Buncrana after dark, locals say you'll always find young people, mainly young men, in one of the town's car parks, parked side by side in cars polished to perfection, engines idling, windows rolled down, chatting, slagging and sharing the craic before taking a spin around town and returning to see who else has rolled up alongside. Sure enough, a couple of late-night visits find exactly those scenes.
Local youth and health workers opened a drop-in centre in the evenings to offer a listening ear to young people affected by this week's tragedy in any way but numbers using it were small. They seemed to prefer their own unofficial meeting place.
The car park gatherings looked harmless and, after all that's happened, they may well be helpful.
But after the events of last Sunday night, every parent with a son who goes there will be wondering if they'll make it safely back home.


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