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There is something about pasta that always catches our fancy. Whether it be penne, spaghetti or any other variation, it gives us a unique wholesome feeling whenever we indulge in a bowlful. Although we love cooking a simple pasta dish at home, we usually love to go all fancy and visit a local Italian joint to satisfy our love for pasta.
Here are a few restaurants in Bengaluru which always gives us the perfect dose of the pasta love.
The shrimp ravioli at Cafe Mezzuna has sumptuous flavours from the prawns cooked in a beautiful dill-caper butter sauce topped it off with some lime zest.
Italian Pasta Alfredo is a traditional dish served up with a twist at Truffles. The addition of red and yellow zucchini provides the earthy flavours, providing a perfect combination for the white mushroom sauce.
Tomatoes are the main attraction in the dish served at Chianti. A freshly made fettuccine topped with succulent tomato sauce and sun-dried tomatoes with an addition for red chilli and basil for that extra flavour boost.
Indulge in some baked goodness and some guiltless hogging with the baked spaghetti napolitana. The layers of spinach gives it the necessary nutritional boost, which could somewhat be negated by the pasta being stuffed with cheese. Still good though.
An Italian dish with an Indian twist? Yes, it sounds blasphemous but Smoke House Deli pulls it off quite well. The elegant flavours of curried vegetables goes spectacularly well with the lasagna giving in brownie points in the uniqueness scale.
Risotto is quite a difficult dish to pull off and Salt Mango Tree serves it up quite well. The Non-vegetarian risotto is perfectly cooked with tender chicken and corn giving it a crunchy texture to complement the creamy risotto.
A rich pomodoro sauce made with tomatoes is the star of this dish at Big Brewsky. This pasta dish has a whole range of flavours, from tangy to spicy with the added creamy goodness of the mozzarella cheese.
Two for the price of one with the flamed twister plate served at Once Upon a Time. The plate is divided into the tanginess emanating from the spaghetti while the penne goes for a conventional creamy base.
Although we don’t normally prefer the outlets, Toscano’s pasta keeps us coming back for more. The rigatoni alla siciliana is our personal favourite with a delicately prepare roasted egg plants and bell peppers tossed in a oregano flavoured tomato sauce.
Although mac and cheese is not a traditional Italian dish, bear with us for a minute. One of our favourite variations of the mac and cheese is definitely made at Fat Fanny’s cafe for only one reason, BACON.
This is the holiest of the Italian dishes which puts us in a great mood if done well. The spaghetti and meatballs served at Connie’s is the perfect variation of this succulent dish and we never forget to order it when we visit.
We usually tend to follow the process of ordering dishes based on names and nothing piques our interest more than “cheesy” right in the beginning. The classic bechamel sauce gets all elegant with an overdose of cheese.
The most exquisite pasta dish we’ve ever had in Bengaluru, The Glass House’s elegance shows through in this dish. A beautifully plated tortellini has flavours abound with a delicious pesto sauce complemented by the olives.
Although technically not a pasta dish, the Gnocchi Pesto Genovese is as Italian as they come at District 6, a place made famous for its German cuisine. Confused? We were too when we ordered the dish and found it to be the most delicious variation of Gnocchi we’ve had in Bengaluru.
The delicious ravioli could never fail to amaze us whenever we order it in restaurants and Olive Beach’s variation is one of our person favourites.
Although famous for its pub grub, The Boozy Griffin serves up a mean risotto. Vegetarian risottos are not really our preference but this variation is too good not to include in the list.
Chicken meatballs? Yes, we thought twice as well when we looked over the menu before ordering. To our surprise, it was as good as the traditional variation.
The basil macaroni pasta served at Smally’s sounds traditional but it is anything but. The flavours of the basil puts an elegant touch to a traditional macaroni dish.
Mustard cafe always tickles the right spot when it comes to their dishes on the menu and their penne arabiatta is no different. The penne pasta is coated with fresh made tomato sauce and topped off with some shredded parmesan cheese, making it a delicious treat.
Although Little Italy’s risotto comes last on the list, it is first in our hearts. The beautifully prepared creamy risotto is cooked in a white wine sauce and topped it off with parmesan cheese. The perfect finisher.
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What Does Quality Lighting Really Cost?
From an electrician that “puts in the expensive, couple hundred dollar light fixtures” to client expectations of a good lighting budget, I felt the need to share some thoughts about lighting costs today.
I remember the final construction phase of our first home. When it was time to pick out the light fixtures, I had extreme “decision” exhaustion. This was before I went to design school, and I didn’t know that lighting should have been one of the first things picked out…not the last. Everything else was done, but we needed fixtures. When I walked into lighting stores, I was overwhelmed by the amount of fixtures that were there. I wondered what size to buy and why they were all SO expensive?!
Almost a decade later, I’m designing new construction homes for other people. I’m in charge of making their dreams come true, but within the context of their budget. I’ve watched dreams dashed to pieces when clients hear what their dreams will really cost. I’ve watched frustrated installers try to make weak materials and strange connections hang perfectly for my clients, knowing they will get the brunt of the blame if it doesn’t look right. I wish with all my heart that lights never became discontinued or that finishes online looked like the finishes in real life, but I can’t. It’s the nature of design in Wyoming (with no showrooms to view in person) and life.
It’s a hard question to answer, because my knowledge is always growing and the market is always shifting, but I’ll give you my best answer today.
I think it’s hard to find good-looking sconces for under $100, and decent chandeliers start at around $1000. If you want a quality fixture, a flush mount will start at $500, and you’ll need to spend $3500 plus on a quality chandelier. Size has a huge impact on cost, but this is the best general range I can come up with.
I understand that we want to stretch our hard-earned dollars. My goodness, we work hard for our income! So it is natural to want to stretch that money as far as we can. Surely there’s a company out there that can make the look for less?
But let’s talk about what a cheap fixture will cost you. You may get the look for less. But you will also purchase weak materials, poor engineering (think a million pieces even an experienced electrician has a hard time assembling), and horrible customer service. You demanded that it cost less, and certain companies tried to comply by cutting their support staff. When you call with complaints, there won’t be anyone to listen. Or you’ll be listening to elevator music for 3 hours until someone can get to you.
I know it’s hard to pay for expensive light fixtures, but those companies (usually) are able to pay for support staff and insane packaging that will make sure your fixture gets to you unharmed. When something goes wrong, they’ll have your back and will go to the ends of the earth to make you happy. I don’t know about you, but in the long run, that sounds like a better deal.
Remember that every home you are in fits your life stage as well. I am always pushing for quality, but if you are newly married or it’s your first home, the cheaper light fixtures are all right. It’s ok to go to IKEA and Home Depot. Don’t worry that you don’t have “the best” right now, and don’t expect everything you purchase to last. Knowing this ahead of time will give you peace of mind.
But when you are ready to really invest in your home, I want you to consider one more thing.
Light fixtures to a home are what jewelry is to an outfit.
Do you really want to put plastic beads with that Vera Wang dress?
I’m going to use your plastic beads on a Vera Wang dress comment… Love it! Great post Tawna.
Well said, Tawna! You bring up very good points. I love the comparison of lighting a home to trimming a Vera Wang dress – great image!
Thank you Sondra! I appreciate you reading.

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The last two possibilities are opposite of each other. Either he sinned alone and returns alone without his soul mate, or he may have merit and she will return with him even though she has no need to reincarnate on her own.
Sometimes, a man did not merit to marry his soul-mate the first time, but a wife comes along for him according to his deeds. Among the souls of all the women in the world, there are none as close to him as this woman, even though she is not his actual soul-mate. When he sins and reincarnates, he will do so with this woman, even though she does not need to reincarnate for herself, and even though she is not his actual soul-mate.
Furthermore, there are some roots of souls, men and their feminine soul-mates, who have fallen off into the kelipot. It is possible that the males will be able to leave the kelipot into this world, but their female consorts cannot go out at all until Mashiach comes.
We have already learned that the female aspect is more susceptible to negative forces than the male because "…Her feet go down to death".
Now they are sunk and given over into the authority of the female kelipa.
We have already learned beforehand that the feminine aspect of the kelipa is lower and more deeply in trouble. Thus, the female aspects of these souls are in the lowest of places, and they cannot get out.
I have forgotten if her name [i.e. the name of the female kelipa] is "Igrit" daughter of Machlat, or "Naamah" mother of Sheidim.
"Sheidim" is also the Hebrew word for "demons", and no doubt this fact is applicable here.
Indeed, all the female souls of the entire root of Hur, son of Miriam, cannot leave until Mashiach comes.
Miriam is the sister of Moses, our teacher. Hur appears in the Book of Exodus, Chapters 17 and 24. He was also the grandfather of Bezalel, who knew how to permutate the letters by which the world was created, and consequently was the chief artisan in the construction of the Tabernacle.
I believe that I heard from my teacher that Aaron the Priest did not marry his soul-mate, since he was close to the root of the soul of Chur son of Miriam, his sister.

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The ABGB will play host for Real Ale’s latest Mysterium Verum release on Saturday, March 21st. The latest incarnation from the award-winning series is named Tenebrae Aeterna, and the popular ‘beer garden and brewery” will give the release a proper soundtrack as well: a metal show.
In addition to this release, Real Ale will also have some special tappings including, Real Ale’s latest year round beers, Real Heavy, Commissar, and Red King, which will also be available in bomber bottles in April.
Once small and experimental, now dynamic and award-winning, this diversefamily of ales utilizes new oak, used wine and spirits barrels, as well assecondary fermentation with wild yeasts and bacteria to produce complexflavors beyond the realm of traditional brewers yeasts.
Working in the Texas Hill Country since 1996 from a foundation of time-honored brewing tradition, Real Ale believes minimal processing producesmaximum flavor. In addition to making beer that is unfiltered and unpasteurized, we never use preservatives or artificial colors. We believedoing less to the beer actually creates more complexity, aroma and flavor.We only sell Real Ale in the great state of Texas because we’re Texans, we care about Texans, and we want to make sure the people we care about have the highest quality beer possible.


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Cartoon cat house in shape of teapot for kawaii characters.
guys, I wanted to ask should I buy for my kitty automatic cat feeder ? Usually, I am staying at work for till the night and I am just leaving feed for my cat in his bowl for all day. I am not sure that he is able to dose this feed in proportion But he is still not so fat as I have expected. But anyway if some1 using this product I will be waiting for your review guys.
Awww, how cute and original!
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Freshman Year- Right around now, almost 40 years ago, I quit the college football team where I was supposed to play quarterback and joined a different family. The gospel choir got me through freshman year. I met the director Tyra Bryant (front right) in the music library the day after turning in my helmet and pads. I was listening to The Clash’s green album and she was listening to something magical and meaningful bleeding through the headphones. I needed to know what it was. So I leaned over and tapped her on the shoulder. We started talking and she invited me to a rehearsal. I went and joined. The warmth and passion of the group was a buoy that I would cling to when I felt like I didn’t belong, and was overwhelmed with challenging classes and shameful lack of preparation. Since I don’t know exactly what religion is, I’ll paraphrase Kurt Vonnegut who said “if there was any proof that there is a God in the world, it would be music”. Music fills me up and makes me feel connected to the world and for that I am grateful. Freshman year is tough. Any beginning is. We are reminded because we have another one now. Just keep your ears open I guess.
The Alternate Root—Top Ten Songs of the Week: "Thick solid notes drop from the guitar as Kevin Connolly tries to free the forms in the darkness below the surface of his song. His voice gives the tale a chill as it makes its way slowly across a nearly frozen soundscape on the title track from his recent release, Ice Fishing."
"Ice Fishing", Kevin's tenth CD is now available! Recorded with brother Jim Connolly on two opposite coasts.
September 2, 2015 (BOSTON, Mass.)—Indie label Weathervane Records is pleased to announce the fall release of “Ice Fishing” by singer-songwriter Kevin Connolly, a “Best of Boston” winner, hailed by the Patriot Ledger as “a treasure worth discovering.” A 14-song compilation of all original songs (his first in five years), “Ice Fishing” has been a labor of love between two brothers who live on different coasts. Kevin in Boston and his brother, renowned “New Music” composer Jim Connolly in Santa Barbara, CA, traded files for three years to make a collaborative recording with 3,000 miles between them.
“Ice Fishing” will be released digitally and in hard copy October 1st, kicking off a fall East Coast tour for Kevin and Jim that will culminate in a CD release party at Bull McCabes in Somerville, MA at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, October 17.

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It’s a work of nonfiction, published relatively recently, and enjoying a certain amount of popularity. In it, the author expresses opinions on various subjects. While I agreed with many of these opinions, I disagreed with others.
Despite my disgruntlement with some of its content, I read the book cover to cover. It was a page-turner, so that helped. But even if it wasn’t, I may have finished it anyway. I believe it’s important to read and consider alternate viewpoints. Otherwise, how can we know where we stand? It is only in relation to others that we can establish an identity of our own. It can be refreshing to read skeptically—to forge out a path, through ideas, to who you are and what you believe.
And there are further reasons to get intimate with alternate viewpoints. Sometimes, you disagree because you don’t understand a perspective fully enough; reading about it can clear things up. Other times, the more you read, the more you disagree—and the more you arm yourself with arguments against the viewpoint, should you need them. It’s empowering to be able to talk about a subject lucidly and armed with facts. It’s also empowering to know, in your own mind, why you are living your life a certain way—which may differ from that of many, or even most, of your family, friends, and neighbors.
*When I feature a book on this blog—that is, when I write one or more book previews on it—this means that I believe the book is, while not necessarily perfect (what book is?), certainly excellent, interesting, and worthy of being added to one's nightstand stack. Sometimes I read books that do not meet this (admittedly biased) standard. To stay within the scope of this blog—which is to highlight nuggets of wisdom in great books and elsewhere, and to carve out a heartfelt and hospitable nook amidst the wilderness of the Internet, rather than to offer comprehensive critiques, first-rate examples of which are easy to find elsewhere—I will refrain from identifying these books by name, author, or other means.
I do read skeptically, one recently was written by Karl Marx. I learned more about Capitalism there than almost anywhere else, an interesting surprise.
I’ve been reading more and more skeptically myself, simply by reading the books I get from my friend Cliff–aka “Alexa”–especially if I’m reading nonfiction books like, for example, The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin–a book I read twice now–first back in the early 90s, and then just this year at the Silent Book Club–and understand with more clarity how Baldwin perceived his own race and others in America during the time of segregation as compared to Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X (during the time Malcolm X believed in the Nation of Islam, before his travel to Mecca). I wanted to know if James Baldwin held the same ideals then as I do now–despite the times.

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Australia has been represented at every Olympic Games since the sport began in 1988 but has never won a table tennis medal in Olympic competition.
At Sydney 2000 in front of a home crowd, Australia’s Miao Miao and Shirley Zhou combined in the women’s doubles to place fifth out of 34 teams, Australia’s best result in Olympic table tennis.
William Henzell, competing at his third Games at London, matched the best ever result by an Australian having knocked off a number of higher ranked opponents as he progressed through to the quarter-finals.
The Rio 2016 Games saw six Australians line up in the green and gold as both Jian Fang Lay and Melissa Tapper made history. Lay became one of only three Australian women to have now competed at five Olympic Games while Tapper became the nation's first Paralympian to also compete at an Olympics. Lay was Australia's only singles player to score a win at Rio, progressing through to the third round, while both the men's and women's teams went down in the opening round of the competition against top 8 ranked sides.
Table tennis became an Olympic sport in Seoul 1988. With more than 40 million players worldwide, table tennis has the largest player-base of any sport. The Chinese have been the most dominant players for the last 45 years and throughout Olympic competition. Since 1988, China has won 20 of the 24 gold medals awarded. At their home Games in 2008 they made a clean sweep of all four events.
For Beijing the doubles were replaced by the team events, intended to provide more appeal to audiences around the world.
There are four Olympic table tennis competitions: men’s singles and teams and women’s singles and teams. The maximum number of players who can take part are 86 men and 86 women - with not more than three men and three women from each National Olympic Committee.
In singles all events follow a knockout (single elimination) format with each match consists of the best four out of seven games to at least 11 points, where the winner must win by at least two points. Players have two serves in a row, except when the points score reaches 10 all, after which the serve alternates each point at the end of each set the players will swap sides.
A team match at the Olympic competition is called a “contest”. Each contest consists of four singles matches and one doubles match. All singles matches and doubles match in a contest are the best of five, with no other differences from men’s and women’s singles event.
The teams competition is held in 2 stages. The first stage is group round robin; the second stage is knock-out. In the first stage, the 16 participating teams will be divided into four groups. The group round robin system will be used to decide the places in each group. In the second stage, the winning teams of each group shall play-off, in a knockout semi-final format for the gold and silver medals. The second placed teams of each group and the semi-final contest losers shall play-off for the bronze medal.
Table tennis star Milly Tapper will be back in Rio for the Paralympics.

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Congratulations to the Institute of Oriental Studies RAS with its 200th anniversary!
On October 29, 2018 the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences is celebrating its 200th anniversary.
The institute was founded in St. Petersburg as an Asiatic Museum under the Imperial Academy of Sciences and already in the 18th century it attained international fame as one of the largest centers of complex studies of Asia and North Africa. Truly remarkable archeologists and ethnographers, experts in ancient texts written in modern and dead oriental languages as well as religion scholars worked there.
In the 20th century the fame of the Institute continued to grow as the number of its departments and research centers. A contribution made by national Orientalists into popularization of science about the East is invaluable.
During different years the Institute was headed by world famous scientists. In 1977-1985 it was headed by well-known Soviet and Russian politician and diplomat Yevgeny Primakov.
The Gorchakov Fund congratulates the Institute of Oriental Studies RAS with its anniversary! We thank our colleagues from the Institute and, personally, its Director, Professor Valery Androsov and its Scientific Director, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences Vitaly Naumkin for their attention to activities of the Fund and participation in our events.

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Bumble bee pollinating Blue Giant Hyssop flowers.
Seawood Harbor is a small shore community located within the salt marshes of Barnegat Bay, bordered by the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge. The Seawood Harbor Property Owners Association is a volunteer group that initiated a garden plan, under the leadership of community member, Adrienne Ferrie. The location of their Jersey-Friendly garden is at the roundabout on Mandalay Road, surrounding the neighborhood welcome sign.
The compacted soil within the garden site was loosened to 6 inches and amended with compost. The light conditions vary with some areas of the garden receiving part sun and some areas in part shade. Shrubs and perennials were selected from the Jersey-Friendly Yards Plant Database with characteristics including drought tolerance and deer resistance.

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Born In South Daytona – Cool T-Shirt !!!
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I was on the hunt recently for an outfit to wear and came across this striped dress. There is a certain elegance to shape of the dress that I adore.
It's Friday! I'm looking forward to this weekend. The fun starts tonight with a film called Design in Motion that I am catching on a rooftop in Surry Hills as part of Sydney Design. Tomorrow I will be visiting the 52 Suburbs exhibit (have you seen it?) and catching up with my dear friends over the weekend.
I hope to sneak in some time to relax as well and maybe even do some homework. Hmm, maybe. I feel as though I am in such a good place right now where all the pieces just seem to fall together. It is such a nice feeling that makes me smile so hard.
Have a beautiful weekend and hope you are smiling hard too.


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John Cuisset was recorded in 1835 as a wholesale jeweller at 38, Blackfriars Road, Surrey, In 1836 as a jeweller at 36, Blackfriars Road, Surrey, and from 1838 to 1846 as a silversmith and jeweller at 40, Blackfriars Road. As can be seen from the below notice, he suffered bankruptcy in 1842. He was noted as trading from 3, Crown Row, Walworth Road, Surrey in 1847 until at least 1849.
JOHN HERMAN MERIVALE, Esq. one of Her Majesty's Commissioners authorised to act under a Fiat in Bankruptcy awarded and issued forth against John Cuisset of Blackfriars-road, in the parish of Christchurch, in the county of Surrey, Jeweller, Dealer and Chapman, will sit on the 29th day of March instant, at one in the afternoon precisely, at the Court of Bankruptcy, in Basinghall-street, in the city of London (by adjournment from the 8th day of March instant), in order to take the Last Examination of the said bankrupt; when and where be is required to surrender himself, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estate and effects, and finish his examination and the creditors who have not already proved their debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, and, with these who have already proved their debts, are to assent to or dissent from the allowance of his certificate.
John Cuisset entered his mark 'I·C' contained within an oblong punch with clipped corners, with the London Assay Office on the 7th December 1843.


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The VIP Industries Ltd board today approved appointment of Mr. Sudip Ghose as the Company’s new Managing Director with effect from April 1, 2019. Mr. Ghose is currently the CEO of VIP Industries Ltd.
Mr. Dilip Piramal is the Chairman of the Company.
Ms. Radhika Piramal is the Vice Chairperson of the Company.
Mr. Ghose, was also appointed as an Additional Director of the Company with effect from Feb 08, 2019, will work as CEO till March 31, 2019, Consequently Mr. Ghose shall assume charge of Managing Director from April 1, 2019.
Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Sudip Ghose, has worked with Samsonite South Asia Pvt. Ltd, Onida, Whirlpool India, Reliance and Bausch & Lomb. He has over two decades of experience in Sales and marketing with expertise in strategic planning, integrated brand marketing, consumer behavior and insights. He is 46 years old and is an Executive Management Graduate from Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies in Mumbai, and has attended Clarion College of Communications for his Post Graduate Diploma studies.
Established in 1971, VIP Industries Ltd. is Asia's No. 1 luggage manufacturer. Its four factories produce nearly five million pieces a year, making it the second largest producer of luggage in the world. The state-of-the-art VIP Design Lab at Nasik has to be credit several international patents and design registrations. Since inception, the company has kept in step with the changing need and taste of the discerning and quality conscious traveler. VIP Industries already has a global footprint with its products available not just across India but also all over Middle East, the UK, USA, Germany, Spain, Italy and select African and South East Asian countries. The company offers its products primarily under the brands of VIP, Carlton, Skybags, Caprese, Alfa and Aristocrat.

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John Paul Jones, Rober Plant, and Jimmy Page come together to produce the first and only illustrated book that celebrates 50 years since their formation in 1968.
The first performance ever by the New Yardbirds: John Paul Jones, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Bonham, the group that would go on to become Led Zeppelin; Copenhagen, Sep. 7, 1968.
John Paul Jones, Robert Plant, and Jimmy Page came together to produce the first and only illustrated book that celebrates 50 years since their formation in 1968. Led Zeppelin is a 400-page time capsule into the bands exceptional career, and sequentially depicts artwork, illustrations and curated photographs personally chosen from the band's never before seen archives.


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AN IMPRESSIVE second-half showing saw Lucan Sarsfields battle to a deserved victory over hosts Thomas Davis in a hard-fought Under 16 Hurling League Division One clash at Kiltipper Road on Tuesday evening.
Despite a bright start from Davis, it was Lucan who were more ruthless as clinical forward pair Oisín Ryan and Charlie Keher contributed three goals and 12 points respectively for the visitors.
Indeed, Thomas Davis produced a promising opening quarter, as half-forwards Bryan Keogh and Conor Cronin, along with midfielders Sam Stewart and Gerard Prentice, all got off the mark with some well-worked scores.
Lucan slowly gained the upper hand however, largely through superior ball retention high up the pitch, while the irrepressible Keher kept their scoreboard ticking over, both in open play and from the dead ball.
Davis goalkeeper Ben Rogers was beaten for the first time when Ryan linked up with corner forward Charlie Caseley, before firing in his first of the game.
Keogh and Keher exchanged further scores, while both Rogers and opposing ‘keeper Jake Mooney did well to repel a series of attempts raining down on them, leaving the match finely poised at the break, with Lucan holding a two-point advantage.
The visitors set about putting daylight between themselves and their opponents when play resumed as their lead grew to six points, thanks to Keher and Caseley.
It could have been worse for Davis had it not been for a good Rogers double save, denying Ryan and fellow corner forward Oisín Twamley in quick succession, before the Tallaght side responded through Keogh and Stewart, following good work from half-back Luke Dempsey.
The game was becoming very open as Thomas Davis chased, and this allowed Lucan to notch an excellent second goal, when half-forward Seán Balfe charged forward and fed Ryan on the right to cut inside and finish.
A hectic final ten minutes full of action saw Davis threaten an unlikely comeback from nine points down, as good work from Keogh, following the industrious Stewart’s pass, led to full forward Trevor Grehan directing the ball into the net.
This was backed up by an excellent individual goal from the influential Keogh, as his solo run ended with him finding the bottom corner, with Lucan managing only a Ben O’Toole point in reply.
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The story really begins with the rushed passage of a very bad welfare bill in the Senate in June. At that time, a coalition of advocates was caught off guard by intentional shenanigans on the part of Senate leadership.
But, over the course of the summer, the group coalesced - and vowed to be ready for the House debate.
More than 15 groups met first bi-weekly and then weekly to discuss and implement strategy. Our intrepid lawyers, Deborah Harris of Mass Law Reform Institute and Naomi Meyer of Greater Boston Legal Services worked with Representatives Kay Khan and Tom Conroy to craft an alternative bill. Teams of people from organizations as diverse as Crittenton Women's Union, ABCD, Homes for Families, MIRA, CSJ and Neighbor to Neighbor met with more than 50 legislators. We were led by the always steady and focused Rebekah Gewirtz of NASW. We were advised by our able consultants Charles Glick and his myriad of fresh-faced interns. A very extensive grassroots effort was launched by Progressive Mass working hand-in-hand with Rosie's Place and others.
We were disappointed when the Reps we were working with ultimately didn't share what they submitted to leadership but we knew what we wanted - and continued to lobby.
Worked closely with a group of non-leadership progressives to bolster their preparation, their determination and their unity.
These are the unsung heroes of Wednesday and include some very new and determined freshmen - Marjorie Decker, Jay Livingstone, Dave Rogers, Mary Keefe, Ken Gordon, Dan Cullinane - who were joined by some more seasoned but not cynical colleagues - Carl Sciortino, Jonathan Hecht, Denise Andrews, Tricia Farley-Bouvier, Jim O'Day, Sean Garballey, Antonio Cabral - and perhaps others.
A special debt of gratitude is owed to Mayor Tom Menino who lobbied hard for our changes.
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Just after 9:30 pm, the "technical fix" that addressed our issues was passed - and the bill was engrossed.
We don't have a perfect bill -- perhaps we shouldn't have a bill at all. But we do have a much better bill and many progressives inside the building - and outside - have a renewed energy and confidence for our work and the possibility of collaboration.
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Our whole weekend was spent celebrated our little Q's 2nd birthday. On Friday night, I made his cake and some other treats for his party. We also celebrated Dave's year end at work with some wine and beer (and chips!). He had a great year!
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Hamburgers on the BBQ, yoga for me, and recorded SNL capped off our weekend.
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Hello Boston Hockey Blog faithful, we have started a new podcast covering Boston University men’s hockey team. It is our first episode and we plan on doing it weekly.
On this week’s episode of “Lighting the Lamp,” we’re discussing the Boston University men’s hockey team’s recent loss to No. 3 Providence College, previewing the Terriers’ home-and-home series against No. 13 Northeastern University, checking on the women’s team and seeing what’s happening around Hockey East.
It didn’t take long for the Boston University men’s ice hockey team to add another promising recruit to its program, as the Terriers have reportedly received a commitment from ’99-born defenseman David Farrance.
The news comes the same day as Patrick Harper’s announcement of his commitment to BU.
The Victor, New York, native had an impressive 2013-14 campaign with the Syracuse Stars of the United States Premier Hockey League U16 division, compiling 32 points (20 goals, 12 assists) in 28 games – tying him for the team lead in scoring.
The highly touted blueliner has already gotten off to a hot start this year with Syracuse, scoring four goals and adding an assist over the team’s first three games.
Noted for his speed and advanced ability to generate offense, Farrance should be a key contributor to future Terriers teams.
The Boston University men’s hockey team may have its roster in place for the 2014-15 season, but the Terriers continue to add players for the future.
Forward Patrick Harper announced on his Twitter account Friday morning that he has committed to the school, joining forwards Clayton Keller, Kieffer Bellows and Hank Crone as the fourth 1998-born player to do so.
The 5-foot-8 forward played midget hockey last season for both Connecticut Oilers and the New Jersey Rockets. In 24 games with the Rockets, Harper tallied 29 points on 13 goals and 16 assists. During the USA Hockey Select 16 Camp this summer, the Connecticut native scored three goals in five games played.
Harper is considered undersized for his position, but has made up for it in skill. He’s known for his strong passing and goal-scoring abilities throughout the offensive zone.
This season the forward will play hockey with Avon Old Farms prep school in his home state.
Boston University men’s hockey head coach David Quinn will welcome four additional freshmen to his team for the 2014-15 campaign.
With a little over a month until the start of the 2014-15 regular season, the Boston University men’s hockey team has finally put the finishing touches on its roster with the inclusion of four more freshmen on the team.
The four new Terriers – two forwards, one defenseman and one goaltender – will help push the final roster to 26 total players.
BU will add another puck-moving defenseman with the arrival of Brandon Fortunato. Playing last season with the United States National Team Development Program U-18 team, Fortunato led all blueliners in points with 39 (three goals, 36 assists) on the year.
The North Hills, New York native, who also played alongside incoming BU freshmen forward Jack Eichel and defenseman John MacLeod, helped the USNTDP squad capture the 2014 International Ice Hockey Federation World U-18 Championship.
The Terriers will also receive a boost on offense with the addition of forward A.J. Greer, an imposing 6-foot-3 presence out on the ice. Greer put up impressive numbers over the last two seasons at Kimball Union Academy compiling 92 points (39 goals, 53 assists) in 61 games.
During the 2012-13 season at KUA, Greer skated alongside current BU sophomores forward Nick Roberto and defenseman Doyle Somerby. Greer, who does not turn 18 until Dec. 14, is the youngest player on the Terrier roster.
Another netminder will join the ranks of the Terriers this season, as goaltender Connor LaCouvee was also added to the team. Playing last season with the Alberni Valley Bulldogs of the British Columbia Hockey League, LaCouvee earned team MVP honors after posting a 2.82 goals-against average and a .920 save percentage.
LaCouvee, hailing from Qualicum Beach, British Columbia, stepped up his game in the BCHL playoffs, putting forward a .929 save percentage in seven games.
Rounding out the list of new players is forward Nikolas Olsson, who last played for the Sioux City Musketeers of the United States Hockey League over the last two years. In 75 games with Sioux City, the Escondido, California, product recorded 23 points off of 13 goals and 10 assists.
The arrival of four new freshmen was not the only news roster-wise for the Terriers Wednesday, as a team source confirmed that defenseman Dalton MacAfee is no longer a member of the team. No reason was given for his departure.
A standout at St. Sebastian’s School in Needham, MacAfee played in 31 games last season for the Terriers, recording three assists while leading all defensemen in plus-minus at -3.
MacAfee is not the first Terrier to depart the team this offseason, as freshman forward Brendan Collier and redshirt sophomore defenseman J.D. Carrabino were cut from the roster in May.
Earlier this year, BU head coach David Quinn acknowledged that a large incoming class would likely force the team to make some roster cuts in order to free up space.
Fortunato, Greer, LaCouvee and Olsson will round out a 10-member Class of 2018 that also includes forwards in Eichel, Chase Phelps and J.J. Piccinich, as well as defensemen in MacLeod, Brandon Hickey and Brien Diffley. The first wave of BU’s incoming freshmen signed their National Letters of Intent back in May.
Boston University men’s hockey junior goaltender Sean Maguire will sit out the entirety of the 2014-15 season with a medical redshirt, according to a report from Jeff Cox.
As rumored, goaltender Sean Maguire will be sitting out entire ’14-15 season at BU. Reason for LaCouvee coming in. Pittsburgh Penguins pick.
Maguire played in 16 games for the Terriers during the 2013-14 season, with a goals-against average of 2.90 and a save percentage of .919. During his BU career, Maguire has a save percentage of .923 and a 2.68 GAA.
BU still has reinforcements at the goaltending position, as it recently added goaltender Connor LaCouvee from the British Columbia Hockey League to its recruiting class for2014-15. LaCouvee joins junior goaltender Matt O’Connor, who played the most minutes in net for the Terriers last season, and graduate student Anthony Moccia.
This summer continues to be a productive one on the recruiting front for the Boston University men’s hockey team.
Forward Kieffer Bellows made his commitment with the Terriers official on Twitter Wednesday night, making him the third ’98 player to agree to attend BU.
At Edina High School this season, Bellows notched 27 points in 25 games played. He also scored three times in five games during his team’s state title run.
Bellow’s 5-foot-11 stature has allowed him to develop into one of the top power forwards in the amateur ranks. In May, he was selected 14th overall by the Sioux Stampede in the USHL Phase I Futures Draft. The Minnesota native is the son of former NHL winger and Stanley Cup champion Brian Bellows.
It has not been confirmed what season Bellows will be joining the Terriers, but fellow ’98-born players — forwards Clayton Keller and Hank Crone — are set to be on Commonwealth Avenue for the 2016-17 campaign.
BU also added goaltender Connor LaCouvee to the mix. He joins junior netminders Matt O’Connor and Sean Maguire and graduate student Anthony Moccia.
LaCouvee played in 38 games for the Alberni Valley Bulldogs (Port Alberni, British Columbia) in 2013-14, posting a 2.82 goals-against average and a .920 save percentage. According to a report, LaCouvee will join the Terriers for the 2014-15 season.


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Chadleigh Ownhouse, 17, who has been a beneficiary of United Through Sport’s Senior School of Excellence Programme for the past five years, was announced on Friday, January 4 as the Top Matric Learner in Nelson Mandela Bay, with distinctions in seven subjects – including English (86%), Afrikaans (95%), Maths (88%), Life Orientation (95%), History (94%), Life Sciences (95%), and Physical Sciences (93%).
An excited Chadleigh had a total of seven bursaries to choose from, following the announcement of his final year of high school’s matric results. Spoilt for choice, Chadleigh decided on studying Medicine at the University of Cape Town in 2019.
“I am very happy to not worry about my finances for the year anymore. I am actually ready for university now, and can’t wait to start,” said Chadleigh, who was so used to waking up early to study that he has kept up his routine in the school holidays.
Chadleigh crowned his high school career in 2018 with the achievement of being announced Alexander Road High School’s Dux learner at the school’s awards ceremony. In 2018 he was a co-winner in the Senior Maths Relay League in 2018, and his team participated in the Nelson Mandela University’s Rocket-building Competition where they won first prize.
Chadleigh is one of ten beneficiaries from United Through Sport’s Senior School of Excellence Programme who have all achieved their 2018 National Senior Certificates. Partner schools in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa, where the beneficiaries matriculated include Alexander Road High School (2 learners), Pearson High School (3 learners), and Victoria Park High School (5 learners).
The United Through Sport Senior School of Excellence (SSE) Programme, which is based in Nelson Mandela Bay, is focussed on providing talented and determined children with a top-level academic education for a full five years – with the final aim of further supporting them through tertiary studies.
Chadleigh’s talents were noticed by United Through Sport Director Nick Mould when he was still in primary school at Astra Primary School in Bethelsdorp. Mould said all the SSE graduates are expected to pursue tertiary studies, many being the first in their families to do so.
“Compared to the national average, we are very pleased with our 100% pass rate and would like to wish all our beneficiaries well with their future endeavours. We are exceptionally proud of Chadleigh who is testament that hard work and dedication can open many doors for you,” said Mould.
Chadleigh is the second United Through Sport beneficiary who has gone through the Senior School of Excellence programme, to study Medicine. Bronwyn White, who achieved her final year 2017 National Senior Certificate with four distinctions, is studying Medicine at Free State University.
UNITED Through Sport graduate Adrian Pretorius had a ball photographing a sports tournament in Zwide recently.
On an assignment for Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, he was tasked to photograph the tournament that was organised by two Dutch volunteer coaches from the university who is working at United Through Sport in Nelson Mandela Bay as part of their Sport Studies internship.
Adrian, 18, matriculated from Victoria Park High School in 2017 – the same year that he received his own camera from his older brothers, twins Ashwell and Ashwin, who run Ashtwinz Photography.
Adrian, who is the youngest sibling in his family, has been working for his brothers as photographer and assistant photographer throughout his high school career.
“I enjoy photography very much, as you get to meet and talk to new people all the time,”.
Currently working as photographer and studying to improve his Admission Point Score (APS) for university, Adrian was very excited to get the sports tournament assignment through a recommendation from United Through Sport Director Nick Mould.
“I loved working with the children, photographing them and seeing their interaction with the volunteers and coaches during the tournament. Sport is the best way to stay healthy and fit,” said Adrian.
Joira Vieira, one of the Dutch volunteers that Adrian photographed, said he was very professional on the day of the holiday camp, and that everyone loved the photographs he took.
Adrian, who went to Astra Primary School, currently plays Premier League club hockey and was in the first hockey team at Victoria Park High School for two years in a row.
While he admitted that he only started to play hockey in high school to “meet girls”, he soon fell in the love with the sport.
United Through Sport regularly engages in employing former beneficiaries, whether on a full-time or part-time basis, to assist in the organisation’s programmes.
Several Senior School of Excellence graduates, who remain in Nelson Mandela Bay to study or work, conduct weekly mentorship classes at different high schools to assist younger children in the programme to cope with the challenges of high school, as well as to offer academic tutoring after school.
This is true in the case of Chadleigh Ownhouse, a Grade 12 learner from Alexander Road High School, who has for a second year in a row came in the top three of his age group at the annual Rhodes University Mathematics Experience (RUME).
Chadleigh, 16, is a participant in United Through Sport’s Senior School of Excellence Programme and has been a beneficiary of United Through Sport’s programmes for the past five years.
At the RUME, which was hosted in Grahamstown on February 16, he competed against representatives from around 30 other schools in the Eastern Cape. He recently heard that he scored second overall in the Grade 11 to 12 category after completing a mini-Olympiad (20-question maths competition) during the RUME.
“Maths is actually very easy to me. It involves a lot of problem solving and creative thinking. You have to be innovative in the way you solve the problems,” Chadleigh, who lives in Bethelsdorp Extension 22, says.
Chadleigh is no stranger to performing well at the RUME competition, as he last year came first in his age group during the mini-Olympiad. Combining the two years’ scholarship prizes, he has accumulated almost R100 000 worth of tertiary tuition scholarships for studying at Rhodes University in 2018.
This gifted learner has not made up his mind yet on his future career aspirations but is leaning towards a BSc degree in Microbiology.
He is also competing in the South African Maths Olympiad and enjoys Advanced Programme Mathematics as a seventh subject.
His parents, Andrea and Neil, motivate him to always do his best and are very proud of his most recent achievements. When he is not studying, he enjoys playing tennis, squash and chess.
From playing ball to studying to become a medical doctor – one South African girl’s life has been transformed through the power of sport.
Bronwyn White, a United Through Sport Senior School of Excellence beneficiary, achieved her final year 2017 National Senior Certificate with no less than four distinctions. She has been accepted to study Medicine at the University of Cape Town in 2018.
“United Through Sport gave me such an amazing opportunity, allowing me to attend a school such as Pearson. I feel like I have grown much more and have been exposed to many more opportunities and people thanks to UTS. The fact that they also saw me as a deserving candidate for the bursary inspired confidence in me that I never previously had,” said an elated Bronwyn.
Bronwyn is one of nine beneficiaries from the United Through Sport Senior School of Excellence Programme in South Africa who have all achieved their 2017 National Senior Certificates. They have chosen diverse career paths, from studying Photography to Accounting, at various tertiary institutions across the country.
The UTS Senior School of Excellence Programme, which is based in Nelson Mandela Bay, is focused on providing talented and determined children with a top level academic education for a full five years – with the final aim of further supporting them through tertiary studies.
The Class of 2017 is the biggest group of beneficiaries that have passed through the programme in South Africa, according to United Through Sport Director Nick Mould.
“Each one of our Grade 12’s is expected to pursue tertiary studies, many being the first in their families to do so. Compared to the national average, we are very pleased with our 100% pass rate and would like to wish all our beneficiaries well with their future endeavours,” said Mould.
The Senior School of Excellence beneficiaries’ 100% pass rate is well above the 75.1% average pass rate in South Africa. The United Through Sport Senior School of Excellence Programme achieved a 78% university pass rate in 2017, compared to the national average of just 28%.
Kaylin Fourie, another South African United Through Sport Senior School of Excellence 2017 top achiever, will be pursuing her dream of becoming a teacher through the University of Pretoria.
“United Through Sport has been there for me since I was 11 years old, and they have been the main reason I have achieved my dream of being the first person in my family to go to University. This opportunity has really changed my life,” Kaylin said.
The Caribbean Premier League (CPL) is back in town! And although so far this season the Stars have not had the success they’d might had hoped for out in the middle, they certainly made an impact off the pitch this week.
On Monday 14th The St. Lucia Stars, Bay Gardens Hotel and United Through Sport collaborated to host a Beach Olympics fun day for local underprivileged children to meet their cricketing heroes. Hosted by Bay Gardens at their ‘Splash Island’ water park; St. Lucia Stars Captain Daren Sammy and team mates: Shane Shillingford, Eddie Leie, Obed McCoy and Kyle Mayers joined teams comprising of children from our La Clery and Vigie Summer Camps programmes and UTS volunteers, as they competed in volleyball matches and time trials on the inflatable assault course.
The competition was hard fought with great leadership, teamwork and bravery on display throughout. It was also the perfect chance for our children to utilise their newly learnt swim skills from the ongoing Summer Camp swim lessons.
An award ceremony and lunch buffet followed, hosted by Bay gardens in their beach side restaurant. Prizes included: St. Lucia Stars Tee-shirts and Match for tickets St. Lucia versus Jamaica Tallawahs for everyone who competed. 1st prize included free lunch for the team and their captains for the following week courtesy of the Bay Gardens Hotel. It was a great experience for all the children involved and is sure to prove one of the highlights of their summer holidays.
Tyler and Spakes, two United Through Sport staff members, recently came back from a two week trip to Germany supported by funder Go Ahead! This German organisation finances the holiday programmes that UTS runs four times a year during the school breaks.
The trip to Germany saw 8 South Africans doing a 5 city tour in the “Blickwechsel” (meaning ‘Change of View’) campaign that put a twist to the normal Global North to Global South perspective by inviting partners from Southern Africa to Europe. Participating in the trip were representatives from four organisations that Go Ahead! supports in South Africa. This was an opportunity for the partner organisations to learn more about Go Ahead! as well as the members of Go Ahead! to physically meet the implementing partners and get more insight into the different programmes and the work done in South Africa.
In each city visited, there were structured activities for the touring group and a lot of social opportunities to mingle with the local members, which were mostly University students. As the organisation with the most experience in volunteerism, Spakes and Tyler were heavily involved in school workshops in Heidelberg about the topic, highlighting the benefits of volunteering to the individual, the impact on the receiving in-country organisation as well as the importance of the sending organisation in facilitating and preparing for the volunteer experience. Other activities of the educational tour included panel and round table discussions on topics such as the education systems in South Africa and Germany, the stigma of HIV/AIDS in South Africa and discussing movie screenings related to volunteerism. The organisation Go Ahead! Celebrated 10 years of existence and there was a big party in Berlin, halfway through the tour, with everybody enjoying “Mzansi” music hits and doing the newly learnt South African dances.
Culturally, there was quite a good exchange as the South Africans tried out the local cuisine of Bavaria and the Germans were practising the clicks in the local South African languages. On arrival in Erfurt, the group was invited to give a cultural presentation of South Africa; Tyler & Spakes were amongst the three that were leading this presentation. The tour was arranged in a way that in some cities, the group stayed in youth hostels but in other cities they stayed with the university students, which had a further positive impact on the culture exchange.
Having such a good balance between the tour programme work and the social aspect, the two UTS members represented and presented the organisation well, and gave a lot of energy and effort in everything to strengthen the relationship with Go Ahead! Spakes and Tyler had an amazing time in Germany and appreciated the historic buildings, the structured and disciplined ways of the Germans but of course missed the sunny weather back home.
In partnership with the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMBM), United Through Sport (UTS) implemented a series of community-based projects in the period of June-July 2015 to increase physical activity in the communities of Nelson Mandela Bay. These events were to encourage the residents of the Bay to lead a healthier lifestyle as well as to bring activities to the idle youth during the long school break. Over the winter school holiday, UTS conducted these projects in the form of three Community Walks and two Holiday Programmes in and around the Bay, where a total of 1589 participants took part in the various events.
This physical activity plan formed part of the Designed to Move campaign which highlights the importance of being physically active. As there are a lot of risks, conditions and diseases associated with physical inactivity, such as depression, heart disease and strokes, it was important to raise awareness around this. It is also important to inform the young children that they could pro long and improve the quality of their lives and brain power by taking part in physical activities.
The Community Walks were 2km routes in the townships and catered for everyone in the community; the young and the old. Each walk started off with a brief aerobics warm up session, especially considering how cold it was in the early mornings. At the end of the walks and after the cooling down exercises, there were challenges and competitions done to showcase ways of doing fun and free physical activities. These included a skipping rope and hoola-hoop challenges and dance competitions. Prizes were awarded to the challenge participants and competition winners, as well as our oldest and youngest walkers.
All the communities warmly appreciated having such events in their township, as they rarely have the chance to participate in these kinds of opportunities in their remote area. The youngest participants were still learning how to walk and the eldest walkers were in their 70s.
The different elements incorporated in the Holiday Programmes were life-skills, role plays, sport, general knowledge quizzes, indigenous games as well as arts & crafts. UTS also included some of their own beneficiaries from the Senior School of Excellence to work as volunteers at the holiday camps. The older and more mature beneficiaries assisted as peer leaders to the participants. At the end of the camps, these youngsters felt really good about being involved in such an initiative, and being able to be of service to other children. It was a good opportunity to develop their leadership skills and to take responsibility for developing younger children from their communities.
The older children participated in life-skills which focused on HIV and AIDS awareness. The different fun and interactive games in these sessions taught the children about the importance of decisions they make and the consequences which follow, the myths and truths on identifying someone who is HIV positive, how to minimize the risks of being infected and how HIV is spread. The younger children spent a lot of time in the arts & crafts sessions, where they did face painting, paper masks, storytelling and such age appropriate activities.
On the sport aspects, the girls and boys took part in netball and soccer where they were coached by the UTS international volunteers. On the last day of the holiday programme, they played against each other, as well as an indigenous games tournament.
The winter holiday programme was a great success in enabling us to take key aspects of our ongoing programmes to communities that wouldn’t otherwise benefit. Being a development through sport organization; it is great to be working in partnership with the municipality to encourage healthier lifestyles in our communities.
“We never really think about the dangers of living an inactive life, yet there is so much we can do every day to avoid many diseases; we just need to move a little more every day.” Sonwabo Jacobs, Colchester Community Member, 45 years old.
We are celebrating a decade of work in South Africa. Our first operation began ten years ago in Port Elizabeth. In that time we have established a great network of schools in which to use sport as a tool for development. We have permanently changed lives for the better in the impoverished areas in which we work.
Through our Mass Participation Programme (MPP) we have used sport as way to effectively tackle critical issues such as HIV and Aids, a major threat to kids growing up in townships. The MPP has also shown us which children show the correct attitude and level of promise in order to attend our Junior and Senior Schools of Excellence, where we have had great success. So much so, that our first year of grade 12’s all graduated to University.
With a solid infrastructure and a dedicated team in charge of operations, we aren’t letting up any time soon. Congratulations to all involved.
Watch our video and hear from Nick Mould, one of the United Through Sport founders, explain more.
Jeanette Morelan is a United Through Sport volunteer who has been teaching on our project in South Africa. She also keeps a blog, “The Blessed Life”, in which she has recently written about a day in the life of a UTS coach. Here’s what happened.
J: Why did you decide to volunteer with United Through Sport?
I decided to volunteer at UTS because I fully believe in their goals and wanted them to help reach them at 100%. By placing children in the townships in the center of the attention, United Through Sport is taking care of the future of South Africa. —Julian S.
I’ve always wanted to do sport-related volunteering, and United Through Sport really stood out to me. After seeing a video and some photos of the kids that UTS was working with, it sounded incredible and described everything I wanted to do as a volunteer. —Jess T.
J: Describe a typical day of coaching.
Coaches go to 3 schools a day and do 14 schools in a week. When we arrive the children are already waiting to grab the equipment and take it to the different sports areas. Every school is different, so even though we plan our sessions beforehand we have to be able to adapt to circumstances such as playing conditions and ability and their capacity to speak English. Every coaching session is really different! Traveling from different schools can be tiring, but we always give 110% as the kids want to learn and enjoy the sessions. As coaches we discuss afterwards what can be improved and our experiences so we can be more prepared for the next week. It’s a busy day, but we really enjoy it and love getting to have different experiences and meeting different kids. —Jess T.
Shower, eat, coach, eat, sleep, eat, sleep, repeat. —Robbie M.
I wake up around 8:30am to have a shower. At 8:45 I’ll have a simple breakfast, just a simple toast with cheddar cheese. After the breakfast we usually have about a hour left to relax/chill and I use this time to contact my family and friends in Holland. During a coaching day, we coach 3 primary schools. Normally it depends on the school which results you’ll reach. At some schools you are able to really improve the skills of the kids, sometimes it’s just a victory keeping them all in one place! After finishing the coaching sessions we go back to the UTS accommodation where we can fill in the rest of the day after dinner at 5:30pm. We have a lot of fun visiting different places in Port Elizabeth or playing pool or table tennis back at the house. At the end of the day I feel really happy that I can sleep and repeat this for five times in the week. —Julian S.
J: What’s your favorite part about being a coach?
I love the excitement on the kids faces as the UTS bus pulls into each of the schools. They all love the coaching sessions, and are so excited to see you each week. I’ve been surprised at how quickly I’ve become so attached to all the kids we coach, and was genuinely gutted to have to say goodbye at the end of 10 weeks. The amount some of them have improved week on week is unbelievable which is so great to see. —Jo B.
The enormous satisfaction that the kids show by smiling, hugging you as a coach before, during and after a coaching session just because you took the time to be with them. Also when kids make really big improvements. When you can spot some great results it makes it one of the best jobs in the world! —Julian S.
What are some of the challenges associated with coaching?
Coaching different numbers of kids on sometimes bad pitches (fields) with little equipment. —Lukas S.
I would say that the most difficult, and challenging, part of being a coach was keeping the kids under control and listening to my instructions. Whilst it was very frustrating, I found that this provided a good learning experience for myself as an individual. —Felix M.
The biggest challenge is to realize that some kids are already too much influenced by their environment to realize how important education and sports are. Sport creates on its own a great opportunity for people to develop themselves and to create a better future. Sometimes this is hard to communicate for kids that have never been taught the value of sports or education. It’s hard sometimes to try and convince them to leave their current ideas and way of living. —Julian S.
How do you think that United Through Sport is making an impact?
We can see the positive difference that it makes first hand on both kids’ ability to play sports and also their confidence and attitudes toward each other. When we recommend children to the Junior School of Excellence, we know that it could effect the course of their entire lives and we can see that they take the opportunity very seriously. —Imi P.
United Through Sport makes a difference by brightening the days of hundreds of kids each week by bringing them together for some time of sports and fun. When they’re with us, they can leave all of their problems and issues that they might have at home and spend some time receiving mentoring and coaching that they would have never had before as well as enjoying time with their friends. —Chris B.
What are some things that you have learned as a coach with United Through Sport?
To not judge a person before you know their story. Sometimes you get really surprised about what these kids have to deal with. I expect that if we as people from first world countries had to deal with their circumstances we would probably behave the same. —Julian S.
I have learned more things about myself whilst here in South Africa than I have about the place and its inhabitants. I know now more about my personal limits and strengths, and that people will listen to me if I just use the right words. This experience has been the most valuable of my life so far and I will always treasure it. —Felix M.
March marked the beginning of the United Through Sport Girls Community Hockey Project in Park Pereyra, Buenos Aires. Since the project began, the number of participants has increased almost by the session.
After the first couple of weeks, we were a little nervous about the low numbers of girls participating, but we needn’t have worried. Those girls who began attending at the outset told the others in the neighbourhood how much fun they were having and how worthwhile the sessions were. Before long, numbers started to increase.
Having been running this project for over two months, we are happy to report that this project now reaches over thirty girls aged between seven and fourteen . A huge thank you must go out to all the volunteers who made this possible and we hope to have many more who want to participle in this project that continues to grow every week.


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Vashon’s junior crew attended the Green Lake Frostbite regatta this past Saturday and then were joined by the masters at the grand finale Head of the Lake event on Sunday. The 5K Head of the Lake is a major regatta with 470 total boats entered including collegiate flights as well. It starts in Lake Union, proceeds through the Montlake Cut, continues out into Lake Washington around a nearly 180 degree turn to finish in front of the University of Washington boat house. Vashon won four events on Sunday which is a first for the club. A rainy but relatively calm weekend provided good racing and poor spectating. The normally large crowds cheering rowers through the Montlake Cut on Sunday were noticeably diminished. Only the many geese and ducks seemed to be enjoying themselves.
On Saturday the junior crew pulled off a rare accomplishment entering 16 races and medaling in all of them with 7 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze finishes. First place finishers were four women’s boats: the varsity, under-16 and novice fours and the novice 8+; two men’s boats: the novice eight and third varsity four; and a mixed double. The mixed double event is somewhat unique to the Frostbite and Vashon usually has an entry which is comprised of two rowers who traditionally have never rowed in that boat together. This weekend’s race was no exception and had some added thrills when with about 20 meters to go the leading double caught a buoy with an oar and pivoted sideways to the course directly in front of Vashon’s boat. Remarkably Vashon’s duo were able to swerve instantly, avoid a collision and glide across the finish line for the win.
Junior women’s double in the Montlake Cut. Maddie McEachern stroke, Virginia Miller, bow. Photo Jordan Petram.
On Sunday with the master’s joining in Vashon entered 14 events and medaled in ten of them.
The four winning crews were two masters boats: the mixed eight (Mary Rothermel, Marilyn Kleyn, Kim Goforth, John Jannetty, Bob Horsley, Su Dewalt, Colby Atwood, Bruce Morser –stroke and Lisa Huggenvik, coxswain) and D single (Mark Ripley; masters events are organized by age group—A through H, from late-20’s to geriatric) and two junior crews: the women’s double (Virginia Miller, bow and Maddie McEachern, stroke) and under-17 coxed quad (Katrina Heffernan – stroke, Caprial Turner, Tabitha Illerbrunn, Mei Vandervelde and Ellie Lande –cox). Master’s races are handicapped by relative age and it is noteworthy in this highly competitive event that the mixed eight not only was the oldest boat in the field but also posted the fastest raw time. Second place boats were the women’s under-17 eight and the men’s masters double, under-17 double and junior coxed quad. Third place finishers were the junior women’s four and the masters mixed D quad.


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Swire Oilfield Services, part of the global conglomerate, the Swire group, is the world’s largest supplier of specialised offshore cargo carrying units to the global energy industry and is a leading supplier of modular systems, offshore aviation services and fluid management.
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Last week I had the privilege to travel to Costa Rica as part of a scouting visit for a student study abroad trip. In completing an article about Guatemala, I was surprised to learn how little English-based writing has been done about Central American media, so I was curious to learn more about Costa Rica and its media.
Among the countries in the region, Costa Rica is perhaps the most stable. Tourism, mostly by people from the United States, drives the economy. Exports such as medical tech and baseballs also contribute to the economy. The country faces challenges with drug trafficking, immigration (primarily from Nicaragua), poverty, law enforcement, and gender-based violence.
Journalism plays a strong role in Costa Rica, as it does in most Latin American nations. Journalism there faces familiar challenges, including reputation loss, fake news, and funding declines. People are more informed than they ever were, however. User access to news is primarily through mobile devices, then television, and finally tablets at a distant 3 percent.
Entertainment television is dominated by United States programming. For example, the cable offerings included movies such as the Lord of the Rings trilogy (with the Elvish subtitled in Spanish) and The Proposal (don’t judge me). The country receives telenovelas from other countries, but it has no telenovela of its own.
One person frustrated with these offerings asked me why reality shows like 90 Day Fiance continue to appear on television. While the media might tell us that these are shows we want, arguably the bottom line informs these shows’ creation, which are cheaper and faster to produce than expensive sitcoms like The Big Bang Theory. The person asking made a compelling argument for how that show promotes human trafficking.
Another strong point that emerged from the week’s discussions is the importance of representations. The influx of U.S.-based programming squeezes out local programming and its voices. That influx also brings its fair share negative gender and ethnic stereotypes. The question arose: Why don’t audiences resist the negative representations more? Films like Wonder Woman and The Black Panther offer the rare exceptions in an otherwise overwhelming sea of negativity, at least in fiction.
Social media became a question as well. Mobile devices accessing news also access social media, though digital inequalities exist and coverage doesn’t reach the more rural and remote areas. Social networks there are more in person than online.
Advocacy groups use social media to help people and to promote their actions. Gender-based violence, particularly femicide, remains a problem in rural areas. Focusing on the potential victims, education provides one of the strongest means to escape it, as many women don’t know what options are available. In-person meetings play a strong role, but a Facebook page also encourages people to share their stories.
Another problem is incestual relationships between older men and teenage girls, and as a result the rate of teen pregnancy is quite high. Girls lack education, role models, and self-esteem to break that cycle, though some groups work to empower these girls through life skills, relationship skills, and critical thinking skills. Documentaries such as Girl Rising and Half the Sky help call attention to this issue, though each in its own way.
I also heard about a local documentary that followed one pregnant teen’s story: Kassandra: Una Mama de 13 Años. It was produced by NTN24 — Nuestra Tele Noticias 24– and some excerpts of the film are available.
In all, these observations only begin to scratch the surface of the media and social media in Costa Rica. Online searching makes learning about the media organizations, social movements, media productions, and social media possible, but there is something to be said about learning from the people making and using the media for their own purposes.
I enjoyed learning about Soy Niña — thank you for coming to speak with us. Best wishes on your continued success in empowering young women!

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Anwar Rajan spoke on Gandhi's emergence from an ordinary student to the Supreme Leader of India.
He said Gandhi's philosophy of Satyagraha is different from the concept of Passive Resistance. Gandhi's emphasis on truth and non-violence was aimed at winning the hearts and minds of opponents.
Anwar Rajan summarised Gandhi's moral framework for society, wherein Gandhi had denounced "Wealth without Work; Pleasure without Conscience; Knowledge without Character; Business without Ethics; Science without Humanity; Religion without Sacrifice and Politics without Principles."


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My name is Shakespeare. People call me Shakes, some call me Clynt. I am a Computer Engineer and currently I am working as a College Instructor. I’ve been creating websites since December 2013. Over the years I became passionate to technical stuff and right now I create websites using WordPress. I hope you’ll enjoy your stay here in my blog.
It started with Blogger, a free blog-publishing service by Google. At my young age, I was really wondering how stuff works over the Internet. I was thinking if I can create my own website, if I can design my personal website. Back then Internet was a really big challenge. I was working online via oDesk (now UpWork) as a Back-end Personnel and most of my earning were dedicated to my interest (volume based Internet, paid themes and subscriptions, et. al.).
January 2014, I started creating a WordPress site. The site showcases the beauty of the Island where I am staying. It was my gateway to meeting the different types of themes, plugins, hosting, and domain providers.


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Because this cabinet houses the main piece of entertainment equipment for this home, I wanted it to have a hint of carnival or theater. I used classic furniture lines to frame the piece with inlaid veneer ornamentation to suggest a carnival atmosphere. The framing is Black Walnut with a crescent of Olive Ash Burl in the crown face. The pocket doors are Brazilian Rosewood and Koa veneers with trim of antique French inlay. The door handles are curly Koa and Ziracote. The ornamental side panels are Brazilian Rosewood fish scales with Poplar dots. Black stripes run down through a field of curly English Sycamore to a checkerboard pattern of Redwood & Carpathian Elm burls.
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Dimensions: 74" wide x 22" deep x 96" high.