Jean Ballestra (June 20, 1924 – August 28, 1944) was a French railwayman and a resistance fighter, member of the French Forces of the Interior. He died during the battle for the Liberation of Nice, on August 28, 1944.
In Dublin Coffman Weather Service (DCWS) terminology, a Severe Thundersnow Warning (DCATE Code: TSN-W) is a warning issued when a dangerous Winter Storm is expected to bring winds of 58 MPH or higher or hail at least as large as quarters, in addition to thunder and lightning, to a specific location. The warning is issued as soon as thunder, as well as the severe criteria, become imminent or occurring in an area.
The warning is to be issued for the smallest area possible. It was developed in response to confusion resulting from the severe conditions of the January 31 - February 2, 2011 North American winter storm. The DCWS office in Dublin issued 15 Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for areas that would not experience a rain-producing Thunderstorm, but would experience wind speeds and precipitation rates commonly associated with severe thunderstorms, as well as thunder and lightning. The Severe Thundersnow Warning is now expected to be used in these situations.
Example Severe Thundersnow Warning
This is an example Severe Thundersnow warning based on the January 31 - February 2, 2011 North American winter storm.
<pre>
BULLETIN - DCAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED
SEVERE THUNDERSNOW WARNING
DUBLIN COFFMAN WEATHER SERVICE DUBLIN OH
712 PM EDT 1 FEBRUARY 2011
THE DUBLIN COFFMAN WEATHER SERVICE IN DUBLIN OHIO HAS ISSUED A…
*SEVERE THUNDERSNOW WARNING FOR BLIZZARD THUNDERSNOW FOR THE ENTIRE CHICAGO AREA
INCLUDING THE COUNTIES OF COOK… DEKALB… DUPAGE… GRUNDY… KANE… KENDALL… MCHENRY…
LAKE… LASALLE… KANKAKEE… AND WILL IN NORTHEAST ILLINOIS AS WELL AS JASPER… LAKE…
NEWTON… LAPORTE… AND PORTER COUNTIES IN NORTHWEST INDIANA… KENOSHA AND RACINE
COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN… AND ALL CITIES INCLUDED IN THEM.
*UNTIL 915 PM.
*AT 710 PM… DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A BLIZZARD CAPABLE OF PRODUCING SNOWFALL RATES TO
2 INCHES PER HOUR… THUNDER AND LIGHTNING… AND DAMAGING WINDS TO 70 MPH. THIS DANGEROUS
BLIZZARD WAS WIDESPREAD ACROSS THE ENTIRE CHICAGO AREA AND ONGOING. WIND DAMAGE FROM
THIS STORM WILL BE SIMILAR TO THAT PRODUCED BY SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS… WINDCHILLS WILL
REMAIN DANGEROUSLY LOW… AND SNOW WILL RAPIDLY BURY ANY OBJECT LEFT OUTDOORS.
*PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS…
TAKE COVER INDOORS AND AWAY FROM WINDOWS!. THIS STORM IS CAPABLE OF BLOWING OUT WINDOWS
AND VENTURING OUTDOORS MAY RESLT IN RAPID FROSTBITE!. DRIVING IN THIS STORM IS EXTREMELY
DANGEROUS DUE TO HIGH WINDS AND EXTREME SNOWFALL RATES.
&&
/O.KDUB.ALT.TSN.W.201102011912.201102012115.O/
$$
STAR
</pre>
The warning is to be issued for the smallest area possible. It was developed in response to confusion resulting from the severe conditions of the January 31 - February 2, 2011 North American winter storm. The DCWS office in Dublin issued 15 Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for areas that would not experience a rain-producing Thunderstorm, but would experience wind speeds and precipitation rates commonly associated with severe thunderstorms, as well as thunder and lightning. The Severe Thundersnow Warning is now expected to be used in these situations.
Example Severe Thundersnow Warning
This is an example Severe Thundersnow warning based on the January 31 - February 2, 2011 North American winter storm.
<pre>
BULLETIN - DCAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED
SEVERE THUNDERSNOW WARNING
DUBLIN COFFMAN WEATHER SERVICE DUBLIN OH
712 PM EDT 1 FEBRUARY 2011
THE DUBLIN COFFMAN WEATHER SERVICE IN DUBLIN OHIO HAS ISSUED A…
*SEVERE THUNDERSNOW WARNING FOR BLIZZARD THUNDERSNOW FOR THE ENTIRE CHICAGO AREA
INCLUDING THE COUNTIES OF COOK… DEKALB… DUPAGE… GRUNDY… KANE… KENDALL… MCHENRY…
LAKE… LASALLE… KANKAKEE… AND WILL IN NORTHEAST ILLINOIS AS WELL AS JASPER… LAKE…
NEWTON… LAPORTE… AND PORTER COUNTIES IN NORTHWEST INDIANA… KENOSHA AND RACINE
COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN… AND ALL CITIES INCLUDED IN THEM.
*UNTIL 915 PM.
*AT 710 PM… DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A BLIZZARD CAPABLE OF PRODUCING SNOWFALL RATES TO
2 INCHES PER HOUR… THUNDER AND LIGHTNING… AND DAMAGING WINDS TO 70 MPH. THIS DANGEROUS
BLIZZARD WAS WIDESPREAD ACROSS THE ENTIRE CHICAGO AREA AND ONGOING. WIND DAMAGE FROM
THIS STORM WILL BE SIMILAR TO THAT PRODUCED BY SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS… WINDCHILLS WILL
REMAIN DANGEROUSLY LOW… AND SNOW WILL RAPIDLY BURY ANY OBJECT LEFT OUTDOORS.
*PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS…
TAKE COVER INDOORS AND AWAY FROM WINDOWS!. THIS STORM IS CAPABLE OF BLOWING OUT WINDOWS
AND VENTURING OUTDOORS MAY RESLT IN RAPID FROSTBITE!. DRIVING IN THIS STORM IS EXTREMELY
DANGEROUS DUE TO HIGH WINDS AND EXTREME SNOWFALL RATES.
&&
/O.KDUB.ALT.TSN.W.201102011912.201102012115.O/
$$
STAR
</pre>
Hannah Sung is a Canadian television and radio broadcaster and journalist, best known as a former MuchMusic VJ.
Sung was born in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada, attended Woburn Collegiate Institute, and earned a degree in English with a minor in women's studies and history from the University of Toronto. Before joining MuchMusic, she worked for the Toronto Star and Chatelaine.
MuchMusic VJ
She spent four years working for MuchMusic, from 2002 to 2006, including stints as host of MuchNews, MuchOnDemand and the network's flagship magazine show, The NewMusic. Unlike most MuchMusic personalities, her work for the station was more oriented toward entertainment and pop culture journalism rather than as a traditional VJ.
Journalism
After leaving MuchMusic, she spent the month of September 2006 travelling through Indonesia and East Timor with CARE Canada's youth initiative YouthCARE, producing a documentary about the issues youth face in the aftermath of natural disaster and civil strife, and subsequently toured junior and senior high schools in Canada to speak about her experiences.
She has since worked as a freelance contributor to a variety of media projects, including as a Globe and Mail columnist; a writer, producer and story editor on Project Runway Canada; a blogger for the fashion magazine Flare; a guest host on CBC Radio 3; and a moderator of CBC Radio's online book discussion forum for Canada Reads.
At the University of Toronto, she wrote for the women's comedy troupe Women's Episkopon.
Sung was born in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada, attended Woburn Collegiate Institute, and earned a degree in English with a minor in women's studies and history from the University of Toronto. Before joining MuchMusic, she worked for the Toronto Star and Chatelaine.
MuchMusic VJ
She spent four years working for MuchMusic, from 2002 to 2006, including stints as host of MuchNews, MuchOnDemand and the network's flagship magazine show, The NewMusic. Unlike most MuchMusic personalities, her work for the station was more oriented toward entertainment and pop culture journalism rather than as a traditional VJ.
Journalism
After leaving MuchMusic, she spent the month of September 2006 travelling through Indonesia and East Timor with CARE Canada's youth initiative YouthCARE, producing a documentary about the issues youth face in the aftermath of natural disaster and civil strife, and subsequently toured junior and senior high schools in Canada to speak about her experiences.
She has since worked as a freelance contributor to a variety of media projects, including as a Globe and Mail columnist; a writer, producer and story editor on Project Runway Canada; a blogger for the fashion magazine Flare; a guest host on CBC Radio 3; and a moderator of CBC Radio's online book discussion forum for Canada Reads.
At the University of Toronto, she wrote for the women's comedy troupe Women's Episkopon.
#stayonyourfeet is a phrase and an Internet campaign. The phrase was first greatly emphasised by Ray Wilkins when Tottenham lost to Real Madrid 4-0 in the Champions League 2010-11 season. Being repeatedly used by Wilkins, United defender and England international Rio Ferdinand used it as a Twitter/Internet campaign.
By Ray Wilkins
The phrase, "STAY ON YOUR FEET, guys!", was used by Ray in the Champions League match between Real and Tottenham. He was the commentator and repeatedly said that to emphasise on the importance of staying on the feet and not fly so quickly into tackles. The first player to receive that shout-out during the commentary was Tottenham's striker, Peter Crouch, who was booked for lunging into a quick tackle. Again, when Crouch was sent off, Wilkins shouted it again. The phrase soon sparked and it was relatively popular on social networking website Twitter.
By Rio Ferdinand
After the win over Chelsea, Ferdinand slipped the phrase in an interview, discovering the phrase from Twitter, and it went like this - United manager Ferguson asked Ferdinand, "You don't like my jacket, do you?" and he replied, "Not really, no. But if it helps you stay on your feet it's alright."
He sported a red "Stay On Your Feet t-shirt, which was at first gifts to new signings of United (e.g. David de Gea, Ashley Young and Phil Jones), as he said on Twitter.
When in the US he tweeted that Boston was too hot, and he tagged it with: "How do you guys #stayonyourfeet here?" Shortly after, he released white T-shirts, for both adults and children, with the "Stay On Your Feet" logo, designed by Ferdinand himself, printed on the front. At the back, was his Twitter username "@rioferdy5", but he then stated a name and a number could be printed on the back.
Other usage
On Twitter and the Internet, the phrase has been widely used for, other than football, golf, rugby and American football. It has also been used as a motivating comment, "Stay on your feet and go on!" is an example.
During the Champions League match at Old Trafford between Chelsea and United, when Ferdinand seemed to have re-injured his calf, United fans shouted "STAY ON YOUR FEET, Rio!" as motivation and Ferdinand got up to play on.
By Ray Wilkins
The phrase, "STAY ON YOUR FEET, guys!", was used by Ray in the Champions League match between Real and Tottenham. He was the commentator and repeatedly said that to emphasise on the importance of staying on the feet and not fly so quickly into tackles. The first player to receive that shout-out during the commentary was Tottenham's striker, Peter Crouch, who was booked for lunging into a quick tackle. Again, when Crouch was sent off, Wilkins shouted it again. The phrase soon sparked and it was relatively popular on social networking website Twitter.
By Rio Ferdinand
After the win over Chelsea, Ferdinand slipped the phrase in an interview, discovering the phrase from Twitter, and it went like this - United manager Ferguson asked Ferdinand, "You don't like my jacket, do you?" and he replied, "Not really, no. But if it helps you stay on your feet it's alright."
He sported a red "Stay On Your Feet t-shirt, which was at first gifts to new signings of United (e.g. David de Gea, Ashley Young and Phil Jones), as he said on Twitter.
When in the US he tweeted that Boston was too hot, and he tagged it with: "How do you guys #stayonyourfeet here?" Shortly after, he released white T-shirts, for both adults and children, with the "Stay On Your Feet" logo, designed by Ferdinand himself, printed on the front. At the back, was his Twitter username "@rioferdy5", but he then stated a name and a number could be printed on the back.
Other usage
On Twitter and the Internet, the phrase has been widely used for, other than football, golf, rugby and American football. It has also been used as a motivating comment, "Stay on your feet and go on!" is an example.
During the Champions League match at Old Trafford between Chelsea and United, when Ferdinand seemed to have re-injured his calf, United fans shouted "STAY ON YOUR FEET, Rio!" as motivation and Ferdinand got up to play on.