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Warong Nasi Pariaman
by Marsita Omar
It is believed that Warong Nasi Pariaman is the oldest surviving stall in Singapore that serves nasi padang – rice with mixed dishes, originating from the city of Padang in West Sumatra, Indonesia. The stall is famous for its authentic Padang dishes, particularly beef rendang, which is cooked without coriander and cumin unlike other rendang dishes.1 A family-run business, Warong Nasi Pariaman has been serving nasi padang since 1948. It is located in a shophouse at 738 North Bridge Road, at the corner of North Bridge Road and Kandahar Street, near the Sultan Mosque.2
Established by a man named Isrin, Warong Nasi Pariaman (Pariaman is the name of a town in West Sumatra) commenced business in 1948 as a warong (coffeeshop) at the corner of Kandahar Street.3 The coffeeshop has remained at the same location, but Isrin has since retired and the business has been passed on to his wife and children.4
Padang food constitutes white rice eaten with a variety of pre-cooked dishes and condiments. The dishes are richly flavoured with coconut oil, lime, fresh chilli, tamarind, lemongrass and lengkuas (galangal root).5
In 1992, Warong Nasi Pariaman was reported to prepare between 50 and 60 kg of rice a day. The stall owners said that the ingredients and the ways in which the dishes are prepared have remained true to the original recipe since the warong first started. Isrin's wife, Hajah Rosnah, who owned the stall in 1992, claimed that she had never once let anyone else take charge of the ingredients in her 47 years of selling Padang food.6
In 1998, the second generation of the Isrin family ran the stall together with their wives. The team was headed by Isrin's son, Sudirman.7
In 2013, the restaurant underwent major renovations, so the stall was moved to a temporary location. Subsequently, it returned to North Bridge Road.8
Food preparation at Warong Nasi Pariaman begins at 4 am and all the dishes are ready by 10 am.9 Fridays are particularly busy for Warong Nasi Pariaman as Malays visit in droves after their Friday prayers at the nearby Sultan Mosque.10 Many of the stall's customers have been frequenting it for two generations.11
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1. Salma Semono. (1992, August 23). Nasi kukus, ramuan asli – rahsia enak masakan Pariaman. Berita Harian, p. 9; Oon, C. (1998, September 13). Fandi Ahmad used to drop by on Friday. The Straits Times, p. 11. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
2. Oon, C. (1998, September 13). Fandi Ahmad used to drop by on Friday. The Straits Times, p. 11; Salma Semono. (1992, August 23). Nasi kukus, ramuan asli – rahsia enak masakan Pariaman. Berita Harian, p. 9. Ervina Mohd Jamil. (2014, April 13). Ini nasi padang yang kusuap. Berita Harian, p. 8; Atiyyah Mohd Said. (2011, May 18). Perniagaan keluarga tanggungjawab bersama. Berita Harian, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
3. Oon, C. (1998, September 13). Fandi Ahmad used to drop by on Friday. The Straits Times, p. 11; Salma Semono. (1992, August 23). Nasi kukus, ramuan asli – rahsia enak masakan Pariaman. Berita Harian, p. 9; Atiyyah Mohd Said. (2011, May 18). Perniagaan keluarga tanggungjawab bersama. Berita Harian, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
4. Oon, C. (1998, September 13). Fandi Ahmad used to drop by on Friday. The Straits Times, p. 11. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
5. Salma Semono. (1992, August 23). Nasi kukus, ramuan asli – rahsia enak masakan Pariaman. Berita Harian, p. 9. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
6. Salma Semono. (1992, August 23). Nasi kukus, ramuan asli – rahsia enak masakan Pariaman. Berita Harian, p. 9; Oon, C. (1998, September 13). Fandi Ahmad used to drop by on Friday. The Straits Times, p. 11; Atiyyah Mohd Said. (2011, May 18). Perniagaan keluarga tanggungjawab bersama. Berita Harian, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
8. Adli Yashir Kuchit. (2013, May 31). 'Ikon' di Arab Street tukar padang. Berita Harian, p. 9. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
10. Oon, C. (1998, September 13). Fandi Ahmad used to drop by on Friday. The Straits Times, p. 11. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
11. Chan, S. (2004, January 11). Street food. The Straits Times, p. L40; Oon, C. (1998, September 13). Fandi Ahmad used to drop by on Friday. The Straits Times, p. 11. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
Full listing of eateries recognized as Singapore's Heritage Heroes. (2016, 22 November). The Straits Times. Retrieved from Factiva via NLB's eResources website: http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/
Goh, K. (2015, September 27). Eating in the spotlight. The Straits Times, p. 19. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
National Heritage Board. (2012, October). Kampong Glam Heritage Trail, p. 20. Retrieved 2019, May 16 from National Heritage Board website: https://www.nhb.gov.sg/~/media/nhb/files/places/trails/kampong%20glam/kgglamtrail.pdf
Tan, S. (2017, April 10). Opinion: Why football legend Fandi Ahmad will always say 'hi'. The Straits Times. Retrieved from Factiva via NLB's eResources website: http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/
The information in this article is valid as at May 2019 and correct as far as we are able to ascertain from our sources. It is not intended to be an exhaustive or complete history of the subject. Please contact the Library for further reading materials on the topic.
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Principles for Industry – University Collaborations
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The University of California has a long history of cooperation with industry in the support of research that is consistent with the university's mission of teaching, research and public service. Engagement with industry is a component of the academic enterprise that enables researchers and faculty to maintain contact with research directions and priorities in the private sector and contribute to their professional development. UC Davis encourages research collaborations and engagement with industry that contribute the overall university teaching and public service mission.
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Guide for Building Industry-University Collaborations for Faculty
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The Future Is Bright 1984
Stage and Location Lighting Services design lighting for concerts, theatre, fashion shows, events and discos.
Andrew Leonard and Rupert Murray started Stage and Location Lighting Services Ltd. in 1978. With backgrounds in theatre, television and lighting design for fashion shows, they are now Ireland's premier lighting company,
Providing lighting to small bands, small theatre companies, amateur drama to fashion shows, trade promotions, big rock concerts, rock tours.
Bernard Griffin joined them two years ago and has expanded the hire side of the company to the extent that most Irish bands working in Ireland now use their services. Stage and Location Lighting Services are committed to providing bands with as much help as possible,
It's in our interest to look after the interests of these bands, specifically to identify bands that do have some chance of making it.
One of the positives in a business like this one is that no two days are ever the same. Bernard Griffin does admit that they have learned a lot, however, and have had to develop much more efficient business practices,
In an originally buoyant economy you can just wing it on a daily basis...We can't really afford to make mistakes now.
Lighting for fashion shows is now a big part of their business. As the company grew they were able to invest in bigger, better and more sophisticated equipment, resulting in a myriad of options for lighting models on the catwalk. As Rupert Murray explains,
We like to inject a bit of energy...into the show, rather than just some music playing and the girls walking up and down.
Luciano's nightclub in Drogheda is one example of the disco installations the company provide, where patrons can dance the night away and enjoy the latest lighting effects. Many English disco designers have their eye the Irish market, but Murray is adamant that Irish companies need to be as competitive as possible,
I feel that people's jobs depend upon this.
On location at the Baggot Inn Stage and Location Lighting Services are setting up for Scullion. How did a company like this get so involved with bands and the music business in the first place? Starting small in 1978 Andrew Leonard explains they grew by degrees. These days they provide lighting for Irish bands such as Scullion, Clannad, Moving Hearts and Rory Gallagher, and rigs for small concerts and large music festivals.
A recent merger with another lighting company, Bergstrand Electric, means more interesting projects and even more growth,
We have much more resources at our disposal, to put better systems together, bigger rigs, more particular requirements.
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Deborah L. King
I'm inspired by Steven Spielberg and Walt Disney the most. I want to tell stories that other people want to tell over and over again--stories with heart, and the depth of an adult, but the bravery and wonder of a child. Those are the stories that last.
Deborah graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BA in Digital Media Communications-getting her into graphic design for the web when it was new, and teaching her about generating content for early social networks, websites and blogs. Her other areas of study were professional writing (journalism, business writing, technical, and creative) and studio art.
Her love of film led her to an Associate Degree in Film and Video Production from Full Sail University, and she went on to work there as a Presentation Specialist. Part of her job teaching was creating online course content and managing multiple venues for student communication with course instructors.
Throughout her education, Deborah developed a life-long love of the arts. Attending advanced classes and summer programs for gifted and talented artists also instilled in her a strong work ethic-and a desire to lead. She has spent the last ten years working as a member of several production teams, as a writer for film and video, as camera operator, still photographer and visual artist-- and her design work is best known for its blend of functionality and aesthetic beauty
I want to accomplish things that seem impossible to other people. Its about leaving behind a legacy of imagination, perseverance, and courage. I've really grown to appreciate the gifts of history, and the potential of tomorrow.
Driven by a desire to capture life, Deborah is using the only media that can capture it fast enough—film. She relies on the realism of film and the existing connection between movies and pop culture to give the feeling of awe and wonderment back to the viewer and connect with audiences of every age.
When you're a kid, you don't understand that the things you read or see on screen aren't real and aren't possible. You dare to believe that your mythology can be true. It's that kind of belief in impossible things and imagination that this country was built on, and I believe this is the best path to a better future.
Deborah's completed film and video projects include the independent film, Captive, directed by Andy Painter of Vintage Studios, entries for the documentary film contest Life in a Day on YouTube, and Chiller Network's Synthetic Cinema Monster Mash-Up Contest
Where am I headed next? I don't know, somewhere amazing. I always have something brewing. I love a good challenge, and possibly most of all-- I love being up to my elbows.
Currently, Deborah is the Marketing Specialist and Bookkeeper for the family's half-million dollar wholesale souvenir company. Her current side projects include writing scripts and an autobiography, indie film production, art, photography and design.


These are great for football season! Been thinking of ways to make a potato skin into something easier and fun. My hubby and I were watching the ASU game today and I thought what a fun food to compliment our chicken wings. Needless to say my husband was in love with these gooey little potato cakes. These can be made without the bacon as well for a vegetarian version.
1.) Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a large pot of boiling salted water, add potato chunks and cook over medium heat for 10-12 minutes until fork tender. Drain and set aside to cool for about 5 minutes.
2.) In a large bowl, stir together potatoes, bacon, green onions, parsley, cheddar, baking powder, sour cream, hot sauce, salt and pepper.
3.) Spray a baking sheet with cooking spray and spoon potatoes onto pan into 12 even patties, flattening the tops of each one.
4.) Bake for 1 hour until browned. Remove to a serving platter and garnish with chive sour cream and extra chives.
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3.) When grill is hot, add ribs. Baste ribs every 5 minutes, turning each time so they don't burn. They will cook about 20-30 minutes total. Remove from grill to a serving platter. Serve with remaining mop sauce.
1.) Stir all ingredients together in a small bowl.
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Official Duties
Biography CV of President Kersti Kaljulaid
Oath of the President President Kaljulaid took the oath of office on 10 October 2016
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17.12.2019 President Kaljulaid attending meeting of Baltic States presidents in Rīga
12.12.2019 President Kaljulaid is on a working visit to Poland
12.12.2019 President Kaljulaid in Poland: Estonia is ready for her UN Security Council membership duties
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President Kaljulaid: The Estonian people genuinely care about Ukraine
© Mattias Tammet/Office of the President
Today, President Kersti Kaljulaid met with Volodymyr Zelensky at Kadriorg to assure him that Estonia continues to support Ukraine´s reform plans which aim to increase quality of life and improve the business climate. The visit focuses on furthering practical digital cooperation between the two states, and the presidents´ meeting was also centred around this topic.
"The Estonian people genuinely care about how Ukraine is doing," the head of state explained at the post-meeting press conference. "We continue to support your state´s growth, and we are willing to contribute in whatever way we can. Some examples of where the Estonian Centre of Eastern Partnership, the e-state Academy, Praxis and Mondo have helped out include building civil society and developing e-governance, e-health and the defence sector."
President Kersti Kaljulaid stressed that Estonia continues to strongly support a united Ukraine. "I myself have stood on the front line in Eastern Ukraine," she said. "I have stood next to the barrier dividing Ukraine and Ukraine. It is the same state on both sides, but the situations could not be further apart. It is important to move towards a political solution. At the same time, the general international public should never forget that this is not a conflict between two states and with two equally blame-worthy parties. We are dealing with a case of part annexation and aggression. Let us call on the international community to continuously take steps towards re-establishing Ukraine´s sovereignty and territorial unity."
During the meeting of the two heads of state, Ukraine´s economic environment was also discussed. "Our entrepreneurs are interested and want to invest in Ukraine," President Kaljulaid elaborated. "Ukraine´s market is vast and its scope ungraspable. However, we are both historically and culturally still similar to one another. Ukraine can potentially become the key driver of economic growth in the region. This, however, presupposes that investors are assured their investments are safe. I know the authorities are taking steps towards this goal, but the international business community can be reassured by specific cases being solved first."
During the visit, digital development is also being discussed, since the joint Estonian-Ukrainian Digital Society Sandbox event takes place this afternoon. "Digitalisation is a field that Estonia is considered to be driving forward – we are the bright Northern Star leading the way." Kaljulaid said. "But looking at the latest developments in Ukraine and comparing them with our ambitions, I have a feeling that Ukraine may even surpass us soon. If this is the case, I hope it is the result of our cooperation, already in existence today." Kaljulaid explained that, for example, the data exchange platform Trembita in use in Ukraine has followed the example of the X-road. "Today we as presidents lay the foundation for a new initiative, Digital Society Sandbox, and I hope it serves as a breath of fresh air. And I do not mean this in an abstract way – it should provide specific ways to advance communication between our enterprises and authorities," she added.
The heads of state of Ukraine and Estonia also signed a joint political statement where they acknowledged Ukraine´s aim to work with the European perspective (full text added). "Estonia continues to support Ukraine´s attempts to cooperate with the European Union and NATO," the Estonian President stressed at the press conference. "Yes, it takes time, but both international organisations must be open to Ukraine."
Today, Ukraine´s President Volodymyr Zelensky is on an official visit to Estonia, during which he will also meet with Prime Minister Jüri Ratas and president of the Riigikogu Henn Põlluaas. Additionally, in the evening, the presidents will participate in Digital Society Sandbox, which brings together digital society enthusiasts from Estonia and Ukraine. During the meeting, both presidents will sign a memorandum of cooperation that serves as a basis for real collaboration and joint projects in the realm of digitalisation.
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The Alchemy of Herbal Medicine: Spagyric tinctures, Elixirs and the Vegetable Stone. 2013. 8th International Conference on Herbal Medicine (NHAA) 11-13/04/2013 Melbourne Australia.
Tea Tree: Our Indigenous antimicrobial. 2009. Queensland Herb Society. Mount Cooth-tha Botanic Gardens. 3/2/2009. Toowong Queensland Australia.
Tea Tree Oil; Nature's First Aid Kit. 2008. National Herbalists Association of Australia National Herbal Medicine Week Guest speaker. Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens. 27/9/2008. Toowong Queensland Australia.
The Multifarious Therapeutic applications of our Indignenous Tea Tree. 2006. International Federation of Aromatherapists (Australian Branch). 25-26/3/2006. Sofitel hotel, Broadbeach Queensland Australia.


In what is becoming a yearly trek, we visited the Oceano Dunes once again. This place contains incomparable beauty. This year I had the privilege of working with 5 wonderful models. This blog is just a preview of things to come.


You are not that close to your sister especially if you have never made a pinky promise with her. Your sister is most probably your preferred confidant that you can trust at all times. After telling her all of your secrets, it is quite possible that you might have made her do the pinky swear act.
The pinky-swear tattoo indicates the amount of trust you have with your sister. You can confide in any of your embarrassing secrets and she won't tell a soul. The tattoo design can also indicate an unforgettable moment between the two you that only you both know. The pinky promise tattoo looks good on the arm or your wrists for maximum visibility.
If you are looking for something simple and small then you can consider getting a matching tiny symbol tattoo. One of the best and the poplar options is the semicolon tattoo. It is easy to ink it on your wrist and you can add different color shades to it as well. A matching semicolon tattoo can describe love and unconditional support for each other in case of emotional difficulties. Your sister can always understand what you are going through. A suitable symbol tattoo can highlight the importance of your support and cooperation in each other in hard times.
This might seem like a very common idea but it can be quite significant in your relationship with your sister. It is normal to find numerous specific dates in a relationship that are quite special. If you like to cherish those memories, you can have the specific date inked on any part of your body. In this way, you will always remember the importance of your sister throughout your life.


The hotel with its distinctive colonial atmosphere is situated in the heart of Oudtshoorn's tourist area - Baron van Reede Street.
The third owner was a famous Oudtshoorn personality, Mr Johnny Bawden. He was born in Ireland in 1856 Moved to Oudtshoorn in 1881 Major John Bawden attended the Betsjoeanaland Expedition. He was in charge of the "Oudtshoorn Home guard" during the Anglo Boere War The Queen's Medal was awarded to him, this is where the Queen's Hotel Got it's name from originally in 1886.


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THE COUNCIL OF THE LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that they intend to make a Temporary Traffic Management order under the provisions of Section 14 (1) (a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991. This is to facilitate gas mains renewals.
1. The order may be cited as The Harrow (Malvern Avenue) Temporary Traffic Order 2017, and would be operational from 08:00hrs on 21st August 2017 and shall remain in effect until 21st October 2017 or until the completion of the works, whichever is the sooner. It is anticipated that all of the work should be complete by 21st September 2017.
2. Vehicles would be prohibited from turning;
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(b) anything done with the permission or at the direction of a police constable in uniform or a traffic warden;
(c) any person who causes any vehicle to proceed in accordance with any restriction or requirement indicated by traffic signs placed pursuant to Section 66 or Section 67 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984;
(d) any vehicles used in connection with the gas mains renewals.
4. The provisions of the order would not have effect unless all the signs in accordance with the provisions of the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016 are displayed, removed or covered, or unless at the direction of a police constable in uniform or a traffic warden.
5. Diversion route - via Minehead Road and Merlins Avenue.
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Powerhouse Telemark would get a lot of attention, no matter what zero-energy standard it was built to; The building is designed by Snøhetta, and it is way up there in Porsgrunn, Norway, at 62°19'12"N a latitude where you really have to squeeze those sunbeams to get any juice out of them.
There are a lot of Net Zero schemes and standards in the world today; most work on the basic principle that the building, in the course of the year, generates more energy through renewables than it consumes. That gets harder, the further north you go, simply because you need more energy to keep warm and you get less sun.
Powerhouse Telemark from R8 Edge on Vimeo.
But there is a real kicker with the Powerhouse model that makes it the toughest Net Zero standard in the world: It not only is net-zero in terms of operating energy on an annual basis (ho-hum, boring, everyone does that now). It also is designed generate enough excess energy over the estimated life of the building (estimated here at 60 years) to pay back the embodied energy from the construction, production and transportation of building materials used to build it in the first place.
Think about how hard this is. The architects and engineers have to calculate how much energy went into every component of the building. They basically have to choose every material based on the embodied energy. They have to estimate how much energy will used to schlep it up there north of sixty.
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Built on a tilt
Like Snohetta's Zero Energy house, built to the same Powerhouse standard, Powerhouse Telemark is built on a tilt to optimize the solar gain.
The form of the 11-story building is dictated by site and environmental conditions, resulting in a diamond-shaped structure optimized for capturing and retaining solar energy. A system of heat exchangers and heat pumps will also contribute to producing energy for the building.
Powerhouse Telemark is the first new office building built to the Powerhouse Standard, but it follows in the footsteps of Powerhouse Kjørbo, a renovation built a few years ago. That's easier, with so much embodied material already in place. At the time, the team noted:
We believe that energy-positive buildings are the buildings of the future. An energy-positive building is a building which during its operational phase generates more energy than what was used for the production of building materials, its construction, operation and disposal. The building is therefore transformed from being part of the energy problem to becoming part of the energy solution.
Does this make any sense?
But this idea is extremely controversial; many believe that concern with embodied energy is misplaced. Building science expert John Straube has written:
Scientific life-cycle energy analyses have repeatedly found that the energy used in the operation and maintenance of buildings dwarf the so-called "embodied" energy of the materials. Cole and Kernan (1996) and Reepe and Blanchard (1998) for example found that the energy of operation was between 83 to 94% of the 50-year life cycle energy use.
A new book I just read on "Positive Energy Homes" (to be released in May) devotes significant space to debunking embodied energy, suggesting that information on it is sketchy and often contradictory, that analyses of it are all over the map, that it really doesn't matter in the long run and that it is not ever lost because everything can be reused if you are careful, "the landfills of today will become the hardware stores of tomorrow."
Technically they are both probably right, but worrying about long term embodied energy does make a difference in the immediate short term. It makes sense to think about it. A decision to use low embodied energy structures like heavy timber and wood instead of concrete reduces CO2 emissions right now, as does using wood fiber or mineral wool insulation instead of foams made from fossil fuels. So far as I can tell, the PowerHouse standard is the only one in the world that really takes embodied energy seriously. The fact that they think they can pull this off North of Sixty is beyond impressive, it's stunning.
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As all care home owners and mangers will know, inspections carried out by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) can put significant strain on a care home, both in terms of day-to-day operations and longer-term financial sustainability. The CQC inspections are, of course, there for a very good reason and have unquestionably improved care home provision across the UK.
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You may have been hearing a lot lately about transgender people in the US, after political and legal battles over which bathroom transgender people are allowed to use. Here in Brisbane, transgender people gathered for the first ever Trans Fair Day on Sunday, and I was on the scene.
Scientists from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter mission have the week announced the discovery of liquid water flowing on the surface of the planet Mars. Astrophysicist Dr Katie Mack from the University of Melbourne says the discovery will help pave the way for eventual manned missions to the red planet.
I collaborated with fellow reporter Bec Waterhouse to cover the annual 'Reclaim the Night' in Brisbane. You may have noticed the protestors if you were in the city last night, as they marched the streets near Queen Street Mall, demanding safety for women, or when they continued their rally at Queens Park. As well as sounding out the crowd, I spoke to Shannon McCallum, one of the organisers of the event, to find out a little more about it.


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Lucara Diamond Corp's (TSX: LUC) third quarter results, released on November 5th, showed a strong average price-per-carat sold in the period, primarily driven by the previously released results from the first "exceptional" diamond sale of the year (those estimated to sell for at least $1 million) and a overall greater recovery of higher-value stones in the period. At $1,171/ct, this figure was the highest ever achieved by the company (see Figure 1).
During the period, mining targeted a richer portion of Karowe's ore body, the South lobe, resulting in the recovery of a total of 160 diamonds of at least 10.8 carats in size, in all averaging 33.5 carats per stone; a 34% increase in the category, relative to all of 2014. The prices achieved for these high-quality diamonds have remained relatively firm in 2015, compared to "small and medium size classes" of diamonds, of which Lucara realized softer prices, congruent with the rest of the industry (see Figure 2).
The South lobe will continue to be the mining focal point for the company, as it is estimated to provide over three-quarters of Karowe's production over the next decade plus. The Karowe mine, located in Botswana, is Lucara's sole producing asset.
An "exceptional" diamond tender concluding on November 12th, including the sale of an 8 carat pink diamond (shown below), should impact average price-per-carat figures in the final quarter of 2015. This tender will represent the second and final "exceptional" tender of 2015.
The company held three "exceptional" tenders in each of the previous two years (see Figure 3), however, this year Lucara increased the threshold for what qualifies as an "exceptional" stone, impacting the quantity of diamonds recovered in the category. At the conclusion of 2015, a total 3,114 carats of "exceptionals" will have been available for sale, versus 4,176 in 2014 and 2,972 in 2013, with the average price-per-carat achieved for "exceptionals" in 2015 on pace to be higher than 2014 and 2013.
8.03 carat pink diamond recovered from Karowe up for sale November 12, 2015. Source Lucara Diamond Corp.
Q1-to-Q3 2015 revenue was down 18.7% compared to the same period in 2014, at $158.6M versus $195.0M, and net income was down 5.9%, at $58.8M compared to $62.5M. The decline in revenue and profit was primarily attributed to a production volume decrease of 12.7% in the first three quarters of the year, 276k carats down from 316k carats in the first three quarters of 2014, as plant optimization disrupted production volume.
While profitability is still healthy, and cash on hand allows for it, the company did not announce a special "exceptional" diamond dividend, as did by this time in 2014. They company did, however, confirm that a regular semi-annual dividend of C$0.02 will be paid on December 17th, equating to a cumulative divided of $C0.04 in 2015, or a yield of 2.3% as of November 10th's stock price.
Cash on hand as of September 30th was $122.7M versus $133.1M a year ago. Relative to what was paid out last year, foregoing a special dividend in 2015 will retain approximately $15M in cash on the company's balance sheet.
With plant optimization completed in Q2, Q4 production should follow Q3 at normalized levels of 100-110k carats, with diamond sales volume resuming to normalized levels of 100-110k carats, or ~100% of the previous quarters production.
As of the end of Q3, Lucara's diamond inventory stood at $11.2M, compared to $11.7M at the same time last year. As the large diamond producers like De Beers, ALROSA (RTS: ALRS), and Rio Tinto (LSE: RIO), have cut production and curtailed supply available at sales in an attempt to subdue a global supply overhang, smaller producers like Lucara experience the benefit of the reduction in global supply without the pressure to cut their own production or sales volume.
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Laguna Pueblo, N.M.
LINDA Romero says she didn't know how to cook in the traditional adobe ovens of her people until a few years ago. Now, she says, it's a matter of necessity. Mrs. Romero's husband used to work at the uranium mine on the reservation. He brought home $300 or more a week, and ``we got used to all that money,'' she says.
But Anaconda Minerals, a division of the Atlantic Richfield Company, closed the mine in 1982. Anthony Romero and 584 other tribal members were out of work.
There's not a lot of work available right now in this part of New Mexico. Other mines in the region have also shut down -- evidence of the plight of the nuclear-power industry. There are some jobs in Albuquerque, but the 50-mile commute from Laguna Pueblo to the city deters many. The jobless rate at Laguna hit 80 percent right after the mine closed, and it still hovers between 60 and 70 percent.
For the Romero family, the way to get through these hard times is to get back to the old ways.
Mrs. Romero now bakes perfectly rounded loaves of Indian bread in her mother-in-law's oven and produces pottery in the style of the neighboring Acoma tribe, of which she was a member before her marriage.
Mr. Romero makes beaded moccasins, and all these products are sold to passers-by at the nearby rest stop off Interstate 40.
``It's a matter of survival,'' Mrs. Romero says, determinedly facing the oven's hot blast to check on the bread. ``No one is just going to walk up to us out here and give us money. We've got to do it ourselves.''
It's no surprise that she had never learned to cook with the traditional ovens. In her lifetime, there had been no need.
The Laguna experience shows what can happen to a culture under the pressures of rapid economic development. The mine, which opened in 1953, had provided money for all. It made residents of Laguna the richest Indians in New Mexico.
In 1979 median family income at the pueblo was $16,675, almost $3,000 more a year than the national median for Indians.
Royalties from the uranium mine (a percentage of Anaconda's sales) were invested by the tribal government, which spent only the interest earned on those investments.
Uranium money paid for a new housing complex for the elderly and for paved roads, sewer systems, and new homes. People who had before been subsistence farmers could afford cars, televisions, and microwave ovens.
``But our culture was not being emphasized that much,'' says tribal secretary Gerald Pedro. Both parents in many families were working, and ``we saw some of our culture . . . not being taught.''
Abandonment of traditional ways, followed by the mine's closing, resulted in increased alcoholism, abuse in families, and suicides, Mr. Pedro says. The tribe's response has been twofold. First, it is reemphasizing the old ways. Minutes of tribal council meetings are read to the pueblo residents in both English and the native Keresan. Residents are urged ``to live a more prayerful life'' and attend religious services of their choosing, Pedro says.
Second, a strong effort is being made to bring new jobs to the reservation.
Even the closed mine could provide some jobs. The tribe is negotiating a settlement with Anaconda to reclaim the land ravaged by what was once the largest open-pit mining operation in the world, employing more than 800 Indians. Now it is a 2,600-acre scar on the reservation's topography.
Tribal officials say Anaconda is offering only a third of what it promised for reclamation. Determination of what is fair will be made by the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, which is the tribe's trustee.
Meanwhile, Laguna has made some recent economic gains. Last year it opened a grocery store that employs 45 tribal members. The real coup, though, was winning a $10.5 million contract to build portable communications shelters for the military. The tribe has established a company, Laguna Industries Inc., to handle the contract and to separate tribal-council politics from tribal business.
``We knew of President Reagan's trickle-down theory, and we wanted to be at the end of the trickle,'' Ron Solimon, president of Laguna Industries, told Indian leaders this spring at a national conference in Kansas City, Mo. ``In the end, the Republican administration came through, but it took six years to get everything together.''
The irony now is that the US Small Business Administration, the agency through which the tribe was able to compete for the contract, is slated for elimination.
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Most people have smart phones these days and of course smart phones really come into their own through the use of Apps. There seems to be an app for every conceivable thing and lots of them are free. The phone makers make a good effort to protect us from bad apps by making sure that when we install or update an app, which wants to access, for example, the camera – then we are shown this clearly and we have to grant the app permission to have the access it wants.
But do we really pay attention to these pop-ups that advise us what the app is looking to get permission to access? I would say no in most cases, because we just want to get the app and we trust the maker of said app, so let it have whatever it wants.
the recent revelation about Snap Map, which is effectively Snapchat's stalker mode, where you can see the current exact location of other Snapchat users.
a discussion with a colleague who uses an app that was developed for a small, rural community area and which she discovered showed the current exact location of any other user of the app.
In the case of Snapchat, they are a large corporation with a huge number of end users and the revelation about the Snap Map feature has gotten quite a lot of media attention. Therefore a lot of people will have become aware of it and for those people who are concerned for their privacy, there is a means of disabling it, while still using the app for it's original intended purpose.
In the second case above, there is probably only a hundred or so end users of this app, which was supposedly a simple community noticeboard. The discovery of the map containing the location of current users was made by accident and caused great concern for my colleague, who is now going to speak with the app developer. There is no way to disable the location tracking without uninstalling the app.
That app, when it was being installed, obviously asked for permission to the person's identity and location (amongst other things), but like most people, anybody downloading the app would have trusted their local app developer and just accepted whatever permission was requested by the app, without question.
I tend to be more careful about what permissions apps are looking for, before I let an app install or update (with new permissions). For example, I have an old Android phone (not my primary device), which is no longer receiving updates from Google. So there probably exists vulnerabilities which are not being patched (if you wonder why this is important, you obviously haven't read Commandment 1 ).
I therefore downloaded the free Avast Anti-Virus app to give me an additional layer of protection (in keeping with Commandment 2). Initially it looked for permissions to in-app purchases, Device & App History, Identity, Contacts, Location, SMS, Phone, Photos/Media/Files, Wi-Fi Connection information and Device ID. I was a little cagey about it needing access to location. Avast is a large company with a good reputation, so I took the decision to allow it access.
I can see no justifiable reason for an Anti-Virus application to need permission to access the camera and microphone, let alone Bluetooth connection information. Viruses do not come through by the phone looking at or listening to something. So I have not allowed it to be updated.
Everyone really needs to be more careful when installing or updating apps, particularly when presented with the permissions pop-up. Just think "What is this app going to do for me?" and then go through each of the permissions it is asking for and say "Why does it need access to …?". If you are really unsure, then please ask somebody who knows about such things (and not your pre-teen or teenager). If you want, you can reach us at support@L2CyberSecurity.com.


Danny Jarosz played only 13 games at Marquette before retiring from soccer.
Danny Jarosz always knew the concussions would catch up to him. By his redshirt sophomore year he was already diagnosed with five, including one that kept him out of the entire 2015 men's soccer season.
It could have been sudden. His position, center back, made him highly susceptible to collisions. One more big hit or funny fall, and his career could have ended on the spot.
But it wasn't like that. The concussions crept up on Jarosz, with lingering side effects from his previous ailments dragging his playing time to a halt.
He didn't tell anyone because he knew what it probably meant. But staying silent didn't make the headaches go away. Eventually it started to affect both his schoolwork and his play on the field.
With four games left on the schedule, he accepted reality. He went to the team's medical staff, hoping to fill them in and finish out the season. The team doctor had different plans, telling Jarosz he was done on the spot.
The doctor's decision brought an end to a promising but short-lived career. Jarosz was the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Area Player of the Year as a senior in high school. He was expected to be a valuable piece before he was injured in his redshirt sophomore season, and he lived up to the billing as a redshirt junior.
Jarosz and the coaching staff decided to keep quiet about what was going on so the team wouldn't be distracted.
It turned out not saying anything was an even bigger distraction, as Jarosz's teammates wondered why one of the team's top defenders wasn't on the practice field.
Danny Jarosz discusses his career at the Al McGuire Center.
Jarosz finally spilled the beans prior to Marquette's match against Xavier.
There is a silver lining for Jarosz, though: Bennett wants to keep him in the program, and the young defender had expressed interest in coaching. The two sketched out a plan, and at the beginning of the spring semester Bennett offered Jarosz a student coach position. It's given him an early start to build experience.
Jarosz is helping manage the video from the team's practices and is working as an unofficial liaison between the coaching staff and the roster. Having sat in on the coaches' meetings and been a player this year, he sees both sides.
"I know a lot of the younger guys especially will go and talk to him," Szczepanek said.
Jarosz plans on staying in the role until he graduates at the end of next year, and he's already made an impact. His persona as a player has helped him make an easy transition. Jarosz was a team leader and as a center back he had to see the whole field.
That doesn't mean he still doesn't yearn to get on the pitch again, especially when he wasn't able to exercise over the past few months because of the concussion protocol. Remaining ingrained in soccer is a double-edged sword. He fuels his love of the sport, but is constantly reminded of what he no longer can do.
Even the 6 a.m. workouts are seen through rose-colored glasses.
Compelling, bittersweet article. Congrats Danny on your soccer career. Close the door, open a window.


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Q: what causes java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError to occur randomly? We've been getting NoClassDefFoundError in our server randomly. It Occasionally throws this error, and most of the time it runs without throwing any issue. What could be the reason for such weird behavior? Below is the exception.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.github.junrar.Archive
at org.apache.tika.parser.pkg.RarParser.parse(RarParser.java:75)
at org.apache.tika.parser.CompositeParser.parse(CompositeParser.java:280)
at org.apache.tika.parser.CompositeParser.parse(CompositeParser.java:280)
at org.apache.tika.parser.AutoDetectParser.parse(AutoDetectParser.java:143)
at org.apache.tika.Tika.parseToString(Tika.java:527)
at org.apache.tika.Tika.parseToString(Tika.java:602)
at com.xxx.attachment.AttachmentExtractionAPI.parse(AttachmentExtractionAPI.java:108)

com.github.junrar.Archive is present in the same jar which contains other tika dependencies.
I tried looking into the source of Archive.java. Looking for some possible runtime exception in static blocks. But it doesn't have a static block itself. What could have made this to throw exception randomly and run without any problem at times?
EDIT:-
We use ant for building. Below is the part of ant.properties that controls the dependencies of tika. Junrar is available as part of the tika.
tika_jar_file=${prod_home}/tikalib/tika-app-1.24.jar
tika_jar_srcdir=${tp_pkg}/tika
tika_jar_includes=**
tika_jar_excludes=org/apache/tika/parser/** org/apache/xerces/** org/apache/html/** org/apache/wml/** org/apache/xml/** org/xml/sax/** org/apache/xmlcommons/** javax/xml/** org/w3c/dom/**

tika_update_jar_file=${prod_home}/tikalib/tika-app-1.24.jar
tika_update_jar_srcdir=${tp_pkg}/tika
tika_update_jar_includes=org/apache/tika/parser/asm/** org/apache/tika/parser/chm/** org/apache/tika/parser/code/** org/apache/tika/parser/epub/** org/apache/tika/parser/html/** org/apache/tika/parser/iwork/** org/apache/tika/parser/mail/** org/apache/tika/parser/mbox/** org/apache/tika/parser/microsoft/** org/apache/tika/parser/odf/** org/apache/tika/parser/pdf/** org/apache/tika/parser/pkg/** org/apache/tika/parser/rtf/** org/apache/tika/parser/strings/** org/apache/tika/parser/txt/** org/apache/tika/parser/utils/** org/apache/tika/parser/xml/** org/apache/tika/parser/*.* org/apache/tika/parser/image/** org/apache/tika/parser/ocr/** org/apache/tika/parser/csv/** javax/xml/bind/**
tika_update_jar_excludes=
tika_update_jar_update=true

A: The key to this is understanding the error message:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class
     com.github.junrar.Archive

Note that it says that it cannot initialize the class.  There are a few reasons why a class cannot be initialized.  These include:

*

*An unchecked exception was thrown (and not handled) during the initialization of this class.  If this has occurred, then there should be an earlier exception and stacktrace that tells you what exception was thrown and where.

*This class has static dependencies on another class that failed initialization.  There should be an earlier exception and stacktrace for that failure.

*Possibly there is a dependency issue, though I would have expected a different exception message in that case.

A: The reason of NoClassDefFoundError is that  two different jar of your project depend on the same jar with different version.So you can use the  ide to  excludes the jar in your pom.

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Q: Visual artifacts in x2go XFCE4 sessions after upgrade from 20.04 to 21.04 folks.
I've been using x2go XFCE4 sessions on a box for ages with no problems but after an upgrade to 21.04 (from 20.04) I'm now getting strange visual artifacts: black boxes around windows, ghosting, etc. (See screenshot below.)
If I login to the box regularly -- meaning not via x2go -- everything is fine.
Anybody have any ideas as to what might be happening?

A: I had the same problem after upgrading to XUbuntu 21.04.
To fix the issue I disabled "Display compositing" by going to
Settings > Window Manager Tweaks > Compositor.
I think it's related to Wayland as mentioned by @heynnema


01. Lying on my back.
02. Lying on my front.
03. Rolling over in bed, without it feeling like a major production.
04. Being able to get in and out of bed without having to re-arrange a million pillows every time.
07. Getting my eyelashes done – because these super-short eyelashes are making me look even MORE tired than I actually am, and apparently I'm not allowed to have either LV Lashes or extensions while I'm pregnant: boo!
08. Being able to eat and drink whatever I want, without having to meticulously check the labels, and then consult Google to find out if it's "allowed".
09. Running. Never thought I'd ever miss exercise (And yes, I'm totally aware that I could still go running if I really wanted to, I just can't convince my brain to actually do it…), but there's a growing number of things that I physically can't do any more, and I'm just really looking forward to getting back to something approximating "normal", and not having to worry about every move I make.
So, this week Terry and I headed into our local hospital to tour the labour ward, and speak to one of the nurses in charge, there. I was a little apprehensive about this, because so far this year, my exposure to hospitals (Terry's mum has had a few long stays now, although she's at home right now, and doing much better, thankfully…) has only served to reinforce my fears about them, and strengthen my resolve to just keep the baby in there forever.
As it turned out, though, this particular visit was actually really positive, and one of the best things I've done so far in terms of dealing with my anxiety. The midwife we spoke to was absolutely lovely, and made it really clear to me that the hospital will do everything they can to help me through the birth process: I was really impressed with how clued-up they seem to be about anxiety, and how seriously they've been taking my concerns – honestly, I'm so used to just being dismissed (By the non-medical people in my life: everyone I've spoken to in the NHS has assured me it's totally normal to have concerns), or told to not worry, because, "Everything will be fine!" that this actually came as a surprise to me, but they really helped to set my mind at ease a little. Don't get me wrong: I'm still absolutely terrified, and I know that's not just going to disappear overnight, but I do feel I'm getting a lot of support, and that's a big help to me right now.
The best part of this visit, though, came at the very end, when we were looking around the ward itself, and being shown the birthing rooms, etc. The labour ward has its own operating theatre, which we weren't able to see inside, as there was a c-section in progress at the time, but we were shown the room adjoining it, which is where babies are taken immediately after birth, to be weighed and checked over, before being returned to their mothers. Within seconds of us looking inside, the doors linking the room to the theatre opened, and two men in surgical gowns appeared, carrying the brand new baby that had literally just been born next door: it could only have been a few seconds old, and was still covered in fluid and screaming its tiny lungs out – we only got to see it for a couple of seconds, before we closed the doors, but Terry and I both got a bit emotional, and it was a nice reminder that, as scary as childbirth will obviously be for me, it'll be exciting too. If that's how emotional we got at the sight of a baby we don't even know, though, I can't imagine what we'll be like when we finally get to meet our own!
After all of the excitement (Ahem) of last week's "new shed" revelation, this week has been much quieter, and we've really just been concentrating on adding a few more items to the nursery (including the "Hello" sign above, which we bought in white, and then spray-painted gold – or, rather, Terry did, obviously, because I'm about as useful as a chocolate teapot right now), while we wait for the rest of the furniture to be delivered next week.
Now that the house is more or less back to normal (the garden less so, but at least we can just pull down the blinds and try to pretend it doesn't exist for now…), I'm feeling a lot more organised, although, with that said, this week I did have to take my mum up on her offer to wash and iron the new baby clothes we've been given – Terry and I both still have a lot of work on at the moment, and not much time to do it in because of other commitments, so I'd started feeling a bit overwhelmed with everything. Thanks, mum!
They're Ergopouch swaddles, and they're basically little sleeping bag style pouches that you can just pop the baby in, without having to wrap a traditional swaddle around them. They come in a selection of different togs, so you can make sure the baby isn't too warm or too cold, and they can also be worn with the arms free, too, if your baby doesn't want to be totally swaddled.
Between these and all of the various other bits and pieces we've acquired over the last couple of weeks, I actually think we're pretty sorted for baby clothes now, so we're really just waiting for the furniture to arrive (and, oh yeah, we still have to buy some of the more boring stuff, like a mattress for the crib, etc), and then I can get on with the exciting – to me – job of organising everything. Yay!
Other than that, I don't have much else to report: time for another nap, I think.
I think those swaddle pouches look great. I was never able to master swaddling at all. Think it must be one of those things you can either do or not do. Or the midwives have a secret technique?
January babies are the best. 🙂 Okay, I'm a little biased. My son is going to turn 18 in January, and your posts are giving me a sense of nostalgia. Also relate to the grumpy, not grumpy. Imo, you are entitled to be a little grumpy (or not!! of course) when your body is literally the entire world to a whole other growing little person. I am so happy for you.
This one is actually coming in December (although only just!) – I just meant that he will definitely be here by January!
So, I read all of your blog posts (except the blogger-specific ones because I don't blog) and I cannot for the life of me remember if you've talked about this or not so here goes: Do you plan to feature your new little guy on the net? I know this can be really controversial in the blog world, and of course selfishly I hope that you do because I want to be able to see the little guy. Obviously, if you do not plan to I support you too.
I think so – I can't really imagine not writing about him when he'll be such a huge part of our lives!
Yes, I have wondered about your little guy and the internet too. Big decisions. It seems like the time is flying by and you'll be holding him before you know it. (I know the time is crawling for you! Sorry.) And try to enjoy this time because you'll never have him inside you again. I actually sometimes miss the feeling of a baby moving even though my kids are big.
You are doing great, Amber!! Hang in there!!!
Ohhhhhhhhh, to flip between my back and my front in bed again. It's an Instagram Story waiting to happen.
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Biografia
Dopo aver studiato pianoforte, nei primi anni '80, Hardcastle suonò le tastiere in diversi singoli dell'etichetta discografica Oval per molti gruppi e artisti musicali.
Successivamente, nel 1985, decise di intraprendere una carriera solista, specializzandosi in musica disco music.
Questa incominciò con il disco Zero One, frutto di una collaborazione con il gruppo funk Universal Funk.
Da questo esperimento vennero pubblicati due singoli: Rain Forest e Sound Chaser. Questi entrarono immediatamente nelle classifiche di musica dance, specialmente Rain Forest, che si posizionò al numero 57 della Hot 100. Subito dopo Hardcastle pubblicò una cover di un pezzo dei D Train You're The One For Me, congiuntamente ad altre due sue composizioni, AM e Daybreak.
Sempre nello stesso anno, ha pubblicato il suo album di debutto, Paul Hardcastle, ricco di brani da discoteca come King Tut, Just for Money, Central Park, Better e19. Quest'ultima è una delle canzoni più note del musicista britannico ed è incentrata sulla partecipazione, da parte degli americani alla guerra del Vietnam e l'effetto che questa ebbe sui soldati coinvolti.

Dopo questa canzone, Hardcastle pubblicò: Don't Waste My Time (con la voce di Carol Kenyon) che raggiunse la posizione numero 8 nella Official Singles Chart, The Wizard, che è diventata la colonna sonora per la trasmissione televisiva Top of the Pops e The Voyager, che è stata utilizzata per il programma della BBC, Holiday.
Dopo il 1986, Paul Hardcastle iniziò a occuparsi principalmente di colonne sonore per show televisivi (infatti, scrisse il tema principale di Saturday Live) e remix di alcuni lavori, alcuni di artisti come Five Star, Barry White, Third World, Sinitta, Johnny Logan, Hiroshima e Ian Dury.
Nel 1988 ha pubblicato il suo primo (e unico) concept album, No Winners, che si concentra sugli effetti distruttivi della corsa agli armamenti durante la Guerra Fredda.
Successivamente a ciò ha effettuato un cambio di rotta, tuffandosi nell'universo del free jazz. Diventerà una delle icone più rappresentative di questo stile, soprattutto nel 2000 con il singolo Desire.

Hardcastle ha registrato diversi album smooth jazz, alternando uscite sotto i nomi di Kiss The Sky, The Jazzmasters e Hardcastle. In questi lavori vi è la collaborazione con alcuni cantanti (come Helen Rogers, Becki Biggins, e Margo LeDuc) e sassofonisti tra cui Gary Barnacle, Snake Davis, Phil Todd, Tony Woods, e Rock Hendricks.
Tutte queste pubblicazioni sono state trasmesse da radio smooth jazz negli Stati Uniti. Paul nel 2008 vinse come miglior artista jazz nella Smooth of the Year Award.

Vita personale
Appassionato di motociclette, Paul Hardcastle è sposato con Dolores Baker da cui ha avuto tre figli: Maxine (aprile 1986) Paul Jr. (agosto 1990) e Ritchie (maggio 1997).

Discografia

Album in studio

Serie The Jazzmasters

Serie Hardcastle

Serie Chill Lounge

Kiss The Sky con Paul Hardcastle & Jaki Graham

Transcontinental con Paul Hardcastle & Ryan Farish

Antologie

Singoli
 1984: Eat Your Heart Out
 1984: Rain Forest
 1984: Guilty
 1984: You're the One For Me - Daybreak - A.M.
 1985: Rainforest
 1985: 19
 1985: Just for Money
 1985: King Tut
 1986: Don't Waste My Time
 1986: Foolin' Yourself
 1986: The Wizard
 1988: 40 Years
 1988: Walk in the Night
 1989: Are You Ready
 2011: Rainforest/What's Going On
 2011: Easy Come, Easy Go

Note

Voci correlate
 Carol Kenyon

Collegamenti esterni

Tastieristi britannici

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Match Report: Everton 1-0 Watford
By Kevin Affleck
The Hornets launched a record-breaking season last time out on the back of four straight wins. They are going to have to show they can mount one on the back of a tricky opening to this campaign after Everton left the Golden Boys still searching for their first goal let alone their first point.
The table might not make for pretty reading and the winless run at Goodison Park now stands at 14 matches, but this wholehearted performance on the blue half of Merseyside was definitely a step in the right direction, much more committed than the showing against Brighton. They played with more intensity and more rhythm and this team will be just fine if they play with this sort of spirit on a regular basis. This was more like a Javi Gracia side.
They took a while to get going and it looked like it might be a long afternoon after Bernard scored after just ten minutes, but the visitors stopped the rot, restored a bit of order than arguably played the better stuff for the last 55 minutes. Craig Dawson hit the bar, Jordan Pickford made two more saves than Ben Foster in keeping out Étienne Capoue - and then, more impressively, Troy Deeney - while Roberto Pereyra and Gerard Deulofeu, the two match-winners, showed signs of getting closer to full fitness and top form. There was also a debut for Danny Welbeck and he will only kick in now after what was his first football of any sort in nine months.
The Hornets had led in three of the previous four fixtures at Goodison Park but not this time. Bernard put paid to that with a goal after ten minutes. The situation looked harmless enough when he scooted down the wing, but he then cut suddenly inside on his favoured right foot, got half a yard on Kiko Femenía and then fired a low shot through his legs and under the dive of Ben Foster, who was hugely disappointed to have been beaten by a slight from Dawson. Bang went the hopes of a first league clean sheet since the home win over the Toffees in February.
The Hornets needed to batten down the hatches and prevent a swift second as then they would have been really up against it. They did it well and almost got an equaliser on 22 minutes Dawson, running at and full stretch, crashed a far-post header against the bar from a José Holebas free-kick.
Dawson was then involved in the thick of things at the other end, Everton fans baying for a penalty after he tangled with Dominic Calvert-Lewin after a swift counterattack between the two sides. Referee Lee Mason thought about it but eventually decided it was six of one and half a dozen of the other. Phew.
Restored to a more familiar central role, Deulofeu was a livewire, popping up on the right, on the left and in the middle in a bid to create something out of nothing. He looked the player most likely to make something happen. There was one free-kick towards the end of the half that fizzed wickedly across the face of goal and really should have had someone on the end of it.
He also petitioned strongly for a penalty of his own following a challenge from Yerry Mina, a player who arrived at Barcelona just as Deulofeu left. Several players surrounded the referee convinced there was contact, but VAR agreed with Mason that the Colombian had got the ball and a corner was award. That came in the Hornets' best spell of the half, their most fluid spell and it almost yielded something tangible when Capoue tried to bend one in the far corner but Jordan Pickford read it and palmed the effort away for a corner. This was more like it.
There was a Richarlison header just before the break that was a bit too close for comfort, but Gracia would have headed down the tunnel feeling his side got better as the half wore on, a belief backed up by the fact they enjoyed slightly more possession and more corners. The second period started well, too, with Holebas flashing a corner dangerously across the goalmouth. In fact there were three corners inside the first three minutes for the visitors.
The shift in momentum continued and should really have resulted in an equaliser just before the half. Capoue sparked off the counter-attack with a delightful nutmeg in the middle of the park on Andre Gomes and the ball eventually found its way to Deeney. He was one-v-one with Pickford and although he was slightly off balance, he would have fancied himself from there. Pickford, though, should be credited for a brave save, taking one full in the face from close range.
The ante was being upped and there were a few lively exchanges. Holebas took a yellow for a foul on Richarlison and picked a fight with the Brazilian. Pereyra was booked for going over too easily, and then Mina took exception to the way he went over in the box soon after. Things were starting to boil up rather nicely. Richarlison headed a free-kick over at one end and then Pereyra did the same at the other end.
Neither coach could be accused of not going for it. Marco Silva threw on Theo Walcott and then Moise Kean, while Gracia went for broke by taking off Will Hughes, shifting Deulofeu to the right and Welbeck charging through the middle. Later on the Watford Head Coach really went for broke and threw on Andre Gray for a midfielder.
There has been late, late drama in each of the last two fixtures here, but there was none this time and the finale was a bit anti-climatic if we are being honest. It wasn't for the want of trying, though, and that bodes well for the game at Vicarage Road with West Ham United next weekend.
HORNETS: Foster (GK); Femenía, Cathcart, Dawson, Holebas; Hughes (Welbeck 67), Doucouré, Capoue (Gray 83), Pereyra; Deeney (c), Deulofeu (Cleverley 79).
Subs not used: Gomes (GK), Janmaat, Quina, Kabasele.
Capoue: "We Need To Be Clinical"
By David Anderson
Étienne Capoue praised Watford's defensive resolve against Everton, but said the result was not better than last week's against Brighton because the team still came away with nothing.
The Hornets were in the game until the dying moments at Goodison Park but are yet to register a point or a goal this season, with Capoue stressing the importance of taking chances up front.
"It was not better because we got zero points," said Capoue. "Today we had the right attitude, everyone was on the same page, but the result didn't follow for us."
The Hornets conceded early on from a Bernard finish, which squeezed through Kiko Femenía's legs and took a slight deflection to beat Ben Foster in goal.
The Frenchman lamented the Hornets luck for the opener but was otherwise impressed with the team's defensive work.
"We conceded an unlucky goal," the midfielder continued. "I don't think they did a lot of action against us. I think we were very good defensively. But now we need to be clinical up front."
Two of Watford's eight shots against the Toffees were on target, and Capoue said the team would work on taking their chances to get points on the board.
"I think we created some very good opportunities today, which we now need to work on during the week to score finally a goal to start the season," he said. "If you want three points you have to score, so I think we have the right attitude and just need to keep going."
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