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BCS Hand Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 14, 2017
This privacy statement describes how we – BCS Hand, – collect, use, protect and share the personal information of our customers. Customers include those who visit our practice, use our websites and/or mobile apps, and otherwise interact with us.
1. Information we collect
2. How we use the information we collect
3. How we share the information we collect
4. Children's privacy notice
5. Your choices
6. Use of our online services and other technology
7. Links to other websites and social media
8. Information security
9. Changes to our privacy statement
10. How to contact us
1. Information we collect
We may collect personal information about you when you visit our location, use our websites or mobile apps ("online services"), and otherwise interact with us. The information we collect falls into three categories: (a) information you provide us; (b) information we collect through automated methods, and (c) information we collect from other sources.
We may combine the information you provide us, with information that is collected through automated methods, and with information we receive from other sources.
We may combine the information you provide us, with information that is collected though automated methods, and with information we receive from other sources.
We collect information you provide us
You may provide the following information to us:
- personal details, such as your name, postal and email addresses, phone number, date of birth and other contact information, when you register with our online services, submit an appointment request online, or contact us by phone or through our online services;
- transaction information, including information about the services you buy, prices, method of payment and payment details;
- other personal information you choose to give us when you interact with us.
We collect information through automated methods
We may use automated technology to collect information from your computer system or mobile device when you visit our location, use our online services, or technology. Automated technology may include cookies, local shared objects, and web beacons. There is more information below about cookies and other technologies.
We may collect information about your:
- internet protocol (IP) address;
- computer or mobile-device operating system and browser type;
- type of mobile device and its settings;
- unique device identifier (UDID) or mobile equipment identifier (MEID) for your mobile device;
- device and component serial numbers;
- advertising identifiers (for example, IDFAs and IFAs) or similar identifiers;
- referring website (a site that has led you to ours) or application;
- online activity on other websites, applications or social media;
- communications to us or regarding us on social media; and
- activity related to how you use our online services, such as the pages you visit on our sites or in our mobile apps.
Our online services and on location technology may collect information about the exact location of your mobile device or computer using geolocation and technology such as GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or cell tower proximity. For most mobile devices and computer systems, you are able to withdraw your permission for us to collect this information by using the device or web-browser settings. If you have any questions about how to prevent us from collecting exact information about your location, we recommend you contact your mobile-device service provider, the device manufacturer, or your web-browser provider. Some online services and in-restaurant technology may not work properly without information about your location. If you would like us to delete information we have collected which could identify your location, please contact us at the address, phone number or email address below. By law, we may need to keep certain information.
We collect information from other sources
We may collect information about you from other companies and organizations. We may also collect information that is publicly available. For example, we may collect information about you when you interact with us through social media.
2. How we use the information we collect
We may use the information we collect to:
- carry out your requests, fulfill orders, and process payments for our products and services;
- tell you about our products and services, competitions, offers, promotions or special events that we believe may interest you (if you give us permission to do so);
- tell you about the products and services of our business partners (if you give us permission to do so);
- communicate with you about your orders, purchases or accounts with us, requests, questions, and comments;
- personalize your experience in our restaurants and on our online services,
- manage our business, including developing new products and services, conducting consumer research, and assessing the effectiveness of our sales, marketing, and advertising;
- maintain, manage, and improve our products, offers, promotions, and online services and other technology;
- protect against, identify and prevent fraud and other crime, claims and other liabilities; and
- comply with applicable law.
We may use the information we collect about you in other ways, which we will tell you about at the time we collect it or for which we will seek your consent.
3. How we share the information we collect
We do not sell your personal information and only share your information as described in this privacy statement.
We may share your information within the BCS Hand Family. The BCS Hand Family includes our affiliates, our subsidiaries, and our executives. Members of the BCS Hand Family who receive this information from us are not authorized to use or share the information, except as set out in this privacy statement.
We may share your information with vendors who provide services to us, such as fulfilling orders, providing data processing and other information technology services, managing promotions, contests, prize draws and sweepstakes, carrying out research and analysis, and personalizing individual BCS Hand customer experiences. We do not allow these vendors to use this information or to share it for any purpose other than to provide services on our behalf.
We may, for strategic or other business reasons, decide to sell or transfer all or part of our business. As part of that sale or transfer, we may pass information we have collected and stored, including customer information, to anyone involved in the sale or transfer.
There may be times where we may share information when it does not directly identify you. For example, we may share anonymous, aggregated statistics about your use of our online services. Or we may combine information about you with other customers and share the information in a way that does not link to a specific customer.
We have the right to use or share information as necessary to keep to any law, regulation or legal request, to protect our online services and in-restaurant technology, to bring or defend legal claims, to protect the rights, interests, safety and security of our organization, our employees or franchisees, or members of the public, or in connection with investigating fraud or other crime, or violations of our policies.
4. Children's privacy notice
We understand how important it is to protect your privacy when you use our online services. We are especially committed to protecting the privacy of children who visit or use our online services. This section 4 (children's privacy notice) is designed to answer your questions about how we use the personal information we collect from children under the age of 13 when they use our online services.
A. What personal information do you collect?
We will not collect personal information from a child under the age of 13.
5. Your Choices
If you have agreed to receive marketing communications from us, you can later opt out by following the opt-out instructions in the marketing communications we send you. You can also generally find your communication preferences with instructions on how to opt out in the profile section of the online services that you use. You may also have the ability to change your communication preferences using your device settings. You can also opt out by contacting us at the address, phone number or email address below. If you do opt out of receiving marketing communications from us, we may still send communications to you about your transactions, any accounts you have with us, and any contests, competitions, prize draws or sweepstakes you have entered. Opting out of one form of communication does not mean you've opted out of other forms as well. For example, if you opt out of receiving marketing emails, you may still receiving marketing text messages if you've opted in to receiving them.
We do not share personal information with third parties for their own direct marketing purposes, unless you give us permission to do so. When we give you notice, and you consent, we will share your personal information as you direct us to.
We keep your information for the length of time needed to carry out the purposes outlined in this privacy statement and to adhere to our policies on keeping records (unless a longer period is needed by law).
You are in control of any personal information you provide to us through our online services. If at any time, you would like to correct the personal information we have about you, please contact us at the address, phone number or email address below.
Notice to California residents under 18 years of age
If you are a registered user of online services under the age of 18, and we have actual knowledge of your age, then under California law you may request and obtain removal of certain content or information you have posted on our online services. To do so, please contact us at the address, phone number or email address below. Please note that removal does not ensure complete or comprehensive removal of the content. For example, removal may not be possible or permitted if another provision of law requires the content to be maintained, if it was posted or reposted by others, or if we paid compensation to you in exchange for the posting.
6. Use of our online services and other technology
We, and our vendors who provide services to us, may use cookies, web beacons and other similar technologies on our online services and in other areas related to our business, such as online advertising, to collect information and provide you with the services or products that you have requested.
Cookies and other technologies
A "cookie" is a small text file that is placed onto an Internet user's web browser or device and is used to remember and/or obtain information about the user.
A "web beacon" is a small object or image that is embedded into a web page, application, or email and is used to track activity. They are also sometimes referred to as pixels and tags.
Please note the following:
- You might be assigned a cookie when using our online services.
- We offer certain features that are available only through the use of cookies and other similar technologies.
- We may use both session (for the duration of your visit) and persistent (for the duration of a fixed period of time) cookies and other tracking technologies.
- Our online services and other areas related to our business may have web beacons.
We use cookies, web beacons and other similar technology, to collect information for the purposes described in this privacy statement. We may also combine the information collected by these technologies with information we have collected about you by other means that are described in this privacy statement.
We may use these technologies to:
- uniquely identify you or your device;
- allow you to access and use our online services, where without them, our online services may not work properly;
- improve our products and services;
- help us monitor the performance (e.g., traffic, errors, page load time, popular sections, etc.) of our online services;
- remember you, for your convenience, when you visit our online services
- help customize your experience;
- to market to you through targeted advertising; and
- or other purposes described in the section of this privacy statement titled, "How we use the information we collect."
For example, we may use certain technologies to determine whether you have opened an e-mail or clicked on a link contained in an e-mail, how you use the pages and content in our mobile apps, or whether you have clicked on a BCS Hand online advertisement.
Both we and others (such as our advertising networks) may use these technologies to collect information about your online activities, over time and across third-party websites and devices, and when using our online services to further personalize your experience with us.
Use the options in your web browser if you do not wish to receive a cookie or if you wish to set your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie. Click on the "Help" section of your browser to learn how to change your cookie preferences. If you disable all cookies, you may not be able to take advantage of all the features available on a website.
Some newer web browsers may have a "Do Not Track" preference that transmits a "Do Not Track" header to the websites you visit with information indicating that you do not want your activity to be tracked. BCS Hand does not currently take actions to respond to Do Not Track signals because a uniform technological standard has not yet been developed. We continue to review new technologies and may adopt a standard once one is created.
Where video is available on our online services, we may target and track the videos you view. You consent to our tracking of your video viewing through online services or third-party social media for up to two years, or as permitted by applicable law, or until consent is withdrawn
Targeted advertising
When you use our online services, we (and our vendors who provide services to us) may collect information about your activities so that we can provide you with advertising tailored to your interests.
Because we take part in advertising ("ad") networks, you may see certain ads on other websites. Ad networks allow us to target the information we send you based on your interests, other information related to you, and contextual means. These ad networks track your online activities over time by collecting information through use of cookies, web beacons, and web-server logs. The ad networks use this information to show you advertisements that may be of particular interest to you. The ad networks we take part in may collect information about your visits to websites that also take part in the relevant ad network, such as the pages or advertisements you view and how you use the websites. We use this information, both on our online services and on third-party websites that take part in the ad networks, to provide you with advertising tailored to you, and to help us assess how effective our marketing is.
You can opt out of targeted advertising by contacting us. If you choose to opt out, you will continue to receive advertisements but they will not be tailored to your interests.
7. Links to other websites and social media
Our online services may offer links to websites that are not run by us but by third parties. If you visit one of these linked websites, you should read the website's privacy statement, terms and conditions, and their other policies. We are not responsible for the policies and practices of third parties. Any information you give to those organizations is dealt with under their privacy statement, terms and conditions, and other policies.
We may also have providers of other apps, tools, widgets and plug-ins on our online services, such as Facebook "Like" buttons, which may also use automated methods to collect information about how you use these features. These organizations may use your information in line with their own policies.
8. Information security
We are committed to taking appropriate measures designed to keep your personal information secure. Our technical, administrative and physical procedures are designed to protect personal information from accidental, unlawful or unauthorized loss, access, disclosure, use, alteration, or destruction. While we make efforts to protect our information systems, no website, mobile application, computer system, or transmission of information over the internet or any other public network can be guaranteed to be 100% secure.
9. Changes to our privacy statement
This privacy statement is in effect as of the date noted at the top of the statement. We may change this privacy statement from time to time. If we do, we will post the revised version here and change the "last updated date" (the date it applies from) at the top of the statement. You should check here regularly for the most up-to-date version of the statement.
10. How to contact us
If you want to contact us about this privacy statement, you can reach us at:
www.BCS Hand.com
(979) 774-0411


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Image from installation by Cami Cabra and Sally Szczech
If your University and your government decide to close down your art course – what do you do? Well you mount the most impressive degree show ever, obviously.
This is where I write about completed work and exhibitions. I also write occasional reviews.
2015 Working on new material for exhibition 2016
2014 Francis Kyle Gallery closed, August 2014.
2014 Poppies: Women and War, group show at Murray Edwards College, Cambridge.
2013 British Ceramic Biennial, Award, 2013, included a selection of work as part of this show at the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery, Stoke on Trent
2013 In The Name of Honour, a group show which included 'Remembering Atefeh' at One Mayfair.
Francis Kyle Gallery
2013 Molly's Odyssey, to be shown as part of the gallery artists show based on the work of James Joyce at Francis Kyle Gallery
2012 An Extraordinary Turn of Events, a one person show at Francis Kyle Gallery
2011 This Twittering World, new work based on T.S. Eliot's poem Four Quartets
Remembering Atefeh continues:
2013 - showed at In the Name of Honour, One Mayfair and at British Ceramics Biennial, Award, 2013, Potteries Museum and Art GAllery, Stoke on Trent.
2012 Piecing the pot back together and gilding
2011 first memorial performance was in Hyde Park at Neda's Tree, (derakht e nedaaye iran), August 15th 2011. The pot is now being reconstructed. Images can be seen here, on The C Word Supplement
Shattered continues:
2013 Currently under discussion: exhibition at Oxford University. More news as it comes.
2011 Restoration work in process
2010 Bradford Museums and Art Galleries, Cliffe Castle Keighley,
2009 Original Gallery London,
How To Eat A Pomegranate: SOLD
2012 Showed with Extraordinary Turn of Events, at Francis Kyle Gallery November 6th- December 5th.
2011 The New Schoolhouse Gallery, York
2010, Gallery Oldham
2009 Original Gallery, London, (with Shattered)


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We love potlucks in this house.
There's something humble and lovely about a potluck. Sure, dinner parties are great: the day of prepping and anticipation, the smells coming from the kitchen, the moment of lowering the main course onto the table and listening to everyone's happy sighs. But the only problem with dinner parties? You only eat your own food.
We're lucky to have friends who are good cooks and food lovers. They're not all chefs or food writers, thank goodness. (It's good to have some variety in our lives, after all.) They're people who love to laugh, sit around on the deck and talk about the lack of sleep we're all getting with toddlers, have strong opinions and gentle hearts, and don't mind a slightly messy house. Nobody worries about what to bring to the potluck. They all love food.
We love our friends. We never get to see them enough.
So, just a few weeks ago, we started a new tradition at our house: open Sunday potlucks.
Every Sunday, from 9:30 to 12:30, our house is open. Whoever can make it that week with a dish of delicious gluten-free food is welcome. This means that every Sunday, we have a different group of friends, a table laden with food, and small children running around the yard giggling.
Plus, to be honest, it forces us to spend a couple of hours every Sunday morning cleaning the house. If you want a clean house, throw a party. This place is actually starting to look pretty good!
Last week, we went to the thrift store on the island and bought a big stack of plates and a box full of coffee cups (wow, there are a lot with kittens on them), each for 50 cents. We keep them in the laundry room, after we have washed them, and bring them out for the next potluck. No more paper plates to throw away. Plus, the person who receives the Golf Maniac coffee cup always laughs.
Each week I have been trying out new baked goods on the crowd. A couple of weeks ago I made what I thought was the first attempt at a zucchini bread, with dried cherries and sunflower seeds. Every one of the people there none of them on a gluten-free diet told me, "You're done. This is amazing." None of them missed the gluten at all.
We know that soon the weather will turn chilly. (It started to feel like fall this week, that certain slant of light, as Emily Dickinson called it.) We'll have to move all the food, the children, and the cups into the house. We can't wait. The laughter will be bouncing off the walls.
Gluten-Free Zucchini Bread with Dried Cherries and Sunflower Seeds, adapted from Simply Recipes
The deer ate our zucchini this year. They pretty much ate everything in the garden. So of course, the summer I am bereft of zucchini is the summer I just HAVE to make gluten-free zucchini bread for the first time.
This zucchini bread recipe is adapted from the lovely Elise Bauer at Simply Recipes. You know about Elise, right? She is humble and smart and incredibly generous. More pertinent here, her recipes always work. If I ever want to make something for the first time, I check out what Elise has done first.
This recipe makes two small loaves of zucchini bread, if you have 5 x 9 pans. Baking this zucchini bread is what made me realize we have gargantuan loaf pans, much bigger than 5 x 9. If that's your story too, then you can make one big loaf, as we did. (The baking time will be longer.)
Buying zucchini is worth it for this bread.
Reminder: I give you the flours in weight because that is the only way to ensure the recipe works for you. If you still haven't bought a kitchen scale, please do! In the meantime, try this conversation chart if you insist on measuring in cups.
60 grams teff flour
60 grams oat flour (make sure it's certified gf)
60 grams superfine brown rice flour
240 grams sweet rice flour
1 teaspoon guar gum
1/2 teaspoon xanthan gum
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
2 eggs, at room temperature, beaten
1 1/3 cup sugar
2 teaspoon vanilla
3 cups fresh-grated zucchini
2/3 cup (10 tablespoons) unsalted butter, melted
2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup dried cherries
1/2 cup sunflower seeds
Preparing to bake. Preheat the oven t0 350°. Grease 2 5 by 9 loaf pans.
Mixing the dry ingredients. Sift the teff flour, oat flour, superfine brown rice flour, and sweet rice flour into a large bowl. Mix in the guar gum, xanthan gum, the cinnamon, and the nutmeg. Set aside.
Making the batter. Combine the eggs, sugar, and vanilla in a large bowl. Add the grated zucchini and melted butter. Stir, gently. Sprinkle the baking soda and salt over the top of the mixture, then gently stir them in. Add the flour combination to the mix, 1/3 at a time, stirring after each addition. Add the dried cherries and sunflower seeds and stir until they are combined.
Baking the bread. Slide the loaf pans into the oven. Bake the zucchini bread until the tops are browned and a toothpick inserted into the middle comes out clean, about 50 to 60 minutes, depending on your oven. Allow the bread to cool for 20 minutes, then turn the pans over and gently release the breads onto a waiting cooling rack.
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Committee Definition
The Information Technology Committee is a Permanent Committee of the Board. Its terms of reference are
- Consists of up to 13 members of the Society, plus one liaison from the Board.
- Committee can appoint positions that become vacant or were not filled by Board.
- Duties include: managing and day to day operation of the society's Internet presence, including the domains (rasc.ca and srac.ca), national websites, e-mail addresses and lists; providing technical support and advice in support of IT activities and new initiatives at the Society office; other duties as determined by the Board.
Contact Information
To reach the committee you may e-mail the Information Technology Committee Chair.
Committee Members - Effective April 2019
|Roger Nelson
|Dave Lane
|Walter MacDonald
|Ryan May
|Journal Subscriber Maintenance
|Mark Kaye
|James Edgar
|Content Editor
|Tasha Clowater
|Michael Wilson
|Scott Sorell
|* Chris Gainor
|President (Ex Officio)
|* Phil Groff
|Executive Director
|* Jenna Hinds
|Content Editor
* = non-voting
Technology Services
Web/DNS Site Redirection
The ITC offers Centres website redirection based on the format of:
This is a permanently available service that allows Centres to publish their website address in a permanent and easy-to-remember way. All links to Centre sites on the National website follow this format. A "flash screen" is provided to link to your Centre. Please keep the Web Team informed of any site moves so this service can be kept up to date.
DNS Name
Centres are eligible for a permanent internet DNS name in the format
(e.g. http://victoria.rasc.ca/). This service is free and allows you to save on domain registration costs. Contact the Web Team if you are interested.
Web Space
We cannot offer Web space on the national website for Centre use, mainly as the site is not hosted on our server, but on one donated by the Department of Astronomy and Physics at Saint Mary's University, with bandwidth, security, and management limitations.
Email Redirects
We can provide email forwards to addresses of your choice, either in the main rasc.ca domain or in a Centre's sub-domain. Examples might include: firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. This gives Centres permanent addresses that would follow the addresses of the individuals that read this mail.
RASC Email Lists
We can provide Internet mailing lists to Centres. These lists could be used, for example, for discussion between Centre members or between the council of the Centre. The IT committee reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of a new list.
The RASC currently supports the "mailman" software (see www.list.org/). In order to have a list created, the Centre needs to provide at least one member to handle all list activity, including all inter-activity with list members (subscriptions, unsubscriptions, resolving problems, moderation, etc.) after the list has been initially setup. Lists are configured and managed remotely using a Web browser interface.
Newsletter Archives
Centre newsletters are stored in PDF format and indexed via Centre and publication date. Centre Newsletters are made available in the Members section of the website.
RASC Graphics
The RASC has three national symbols that may be used by Centres:
- RASC Seal - The Seal of the Society, featuring the muse of astronomy Urania and the motto "Quo ducit Urania." This is available in a bilingual National format along with Centre variants in both colour and monochrome versions.
- RASC Logo - A simplified version of the National Seal intended for low-resolution and less-formal applications. This has the initials "RASC" and "SRAC."
- National Wordmark - The National Wordmark is based on the use of the Garamond font (smallcaps) and is used when the full name of the Society is used or the name of its Centres.
Full information on the use of RASC Graphics and downloadable copies is available in the Members' section.
Icon Files for Centre websites
Below is information and icon files provided by Larry McNish (Calgary Centre) for use with Centre websites. The favicon.ico file is a mini version of the RASC logo for use if you need a favicon for your site. The ten Apple icons are all the resolutions needed for iOS devices (some Android 2.x or higher devices will use them too) and may simply be unzipped and uploaded to the root folder of your website (no code required!).
|Apple and Android web site icons.doc


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Ron Palillo, who played Arnold Horshack, reportedly suffered a heart attack
Ron Palillo, the boyish actor who played Arnold Horshack, the remedial-class loser on Welcome Back, Kotter, died Tuesday morning at his home near Palm Beach, Fla., TMZ reports. He was 63.
He suffered an apparent heart attack and was found by his longtime companion, Joseph Gramm, according to the report. Rushed to the hospital, Palillo, a heavy smoker, was pronounced dead upon arrival.
According to a 1977 PEOPLE profile, Palillo's most-famous role cast him against type – he had been an overachiever from his childhood in Cheshire, Conn.
His dad died when Ron, the youngest of four children, was 9. His mother managed to support them working for a furrier and as a waitress.
He skipped two grades and co-founded a community theater by 14. But in high school the then 4'6″ Palillo suffered – "I know more about Arnold Horshack than people think I do," he said – "did what Horshack could never do," he told PEOPLE. "I left the group and chose the theater."
At 19 (and 5'7″) he graduated from college with a 3.6 grade average.
After six months of rep in Miami he snagged the role of the mentally challenged boy in The Hot I Baltimore off-Broadway. Despite his $3,000 income and fifth-floor walk-up on New York's Lower East Side, Palillo felt he was successful. "I was doing what I wanted to do," he recalled with a laugh. "The day after I got one job I started hunting for the next."
It came when he heard ABC was searching for high school reprobates. Palillo auditioned and on the spot improvised his trademarked nervous "aawwk" laugh.
The sitcom, on which Palillo appeared with John Travolta from 1975-79, allowed him to live the Hollywood good life in a hilltop house. But in the years that followed he developed a crippling depression that left him in near seclusion, he told PEOPLE in 1992. His turnaround came thanks to stage work.
TMZ also said he was attached to G-Star School of the Arts, a West Palm Beach academy that, on its website, calls itself "the largest film, acting and digital media high school in the nation."
In a statement to Entertainment Weekly, Travolta said: Ron was a wonderful person and talent. And helped catapult Welcome Back, Kotter to great success. We will miss him.


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Mrs. Obama Takes Stab at Ping-Pong Diplomacy
BEIJING—U.S. first lady Michelle Obama took ping-pong diplomacy to a new level on Friday on her weeklong tour of China as the two countries try a new tactic to build trust in a often tense relationship.
More than 40 years after the traditional Chinese game restarted the two countries' diplomatic relations, it was again called upon during Mrs. Obama's visit.


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Nick Cannon pledged his love for Mariah Carey on Twitter on Wednesday, blaming the "evil bottom feeders" of the media for spreading false rumors.
He also defended himself, writing, "For the record I NEVER have, nor will I make a statement regarding my marriage."
It's the first time Cannon has addressed head on reports that he told The Insider on Aug. 21, "There is trouble in paradise. We have been living in separate houses for a few months. My main focus is my kids."
Within hours of Cannon's impassioned tweet-athon, in which he posted almost two dozen tweets professing his love for his estranged wife and contempt for gossip outlets, the media went right on reporting about his doomed marriage. E! News entered the fold with a source reportedly saying, "Mariah has started the divorce process. She's getting all her ducks in a row." The source supposedly went on to say that Carey refused Cannon's recommendation that they see a marriage counselor because she's upset that he spoke to the press about the state of their marriage.
Cannon wrote on Twitter that he was breaking his silence Wednesday because innocent people had been dragged into the drama.
"What infuriates me most is to hear people slander @MariahCarey. I will forever be in debted to her for blessing me with our children…," he tweeted. "I will always love her unconditionally for this and so much more. @MariahCarey is an amazing Mother and I trust her wholeheartedly…
"So to see false reports in the media stating otherwise is absurd! While I would like to remain silent I can no longer allow this to happen," he continued. "I love @MariahCarey and that will never change!!!"
People magazine reported in August a source saying that the "America's Got Talent" host and his singer wife had been living apart for months.
Cannon and Carey secretly married in 2008 after a few weeks of dating. They became parents to twins Monroe and Moroccan in 2011.
Ann Tatko-Peterson provides celebrity commentary for the Bay Area News Group. Follow her at twitter.com/atatkopeterson.


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Today, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announced the 2013 spring inshore shrimp season will close in state inside waters from the Atchafalaya River westward to the Louisiana/Texas state line. These waters will close as follows:
•state inside waters from the Atchafalaya River Ship Channel at Eugene Island as delineated by the River Channel Buoy Line westward to the western shore of Freshwater Bayou will close one-half hour after sunset on Saturday, July 6,
•state inside waters from the western shore of Freshwater Bayou westward to the Louisiana/Texas state line will close at 6:00 am on Tuesday, July 9.
Data collected in recent weeks by LDWF biologists indicate increased quantity, distribution and percentage of small, juvenile white shrimp within these waters. The decision to close this area was made in an effort to protect these developing shrimp and provide opportunity for growth to larger and more marketable sizes.
All remaining state inside and outside waters, except for portions of the Terrebonne Basin will remain open to shrimp harvesting until further notice, with the exception of those areas still closed to recreational and commercial fishing due to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Maps of the areas still closed to recreational and commercial fishing are posted to the LDWF website at www.wlf.louisiana.gov/oilspill
The Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is charged with managing and protecting Louisiana's abundant natural resources. For more information, visit us at www.wlf.louisiana.gov, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ldwffb, or follow us on Twitter @LDWF.
For more information, contact Martin Bourgeois at (985) 594-4130 or [email protected]. For press inquiries, contact Ashley Wethey at (225) 765-2396 or [email protected].
Louisiana Shrimp Season Closures


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Beyond the Gates Paint by Number Kit
February 23, 2018
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Gwen Bautista
I was introduced to the fiber arts like many crafters by my great-grandmother. She was determined that if I ever needed to repair some socks or make myself a sweater then I would know how. Little did she know that it has led to a rather large yarn hoarding addiction and fascination with needles. As a life long crafter I am always learning new techniques and improving my skills.


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