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Miami-Based Band set for a show on the at Fountain Terrace stage during final Saturday of February
The Miami-based Afro-Cuban funk bandPALO! will bring its unique brand of music to Hialeah Park for a free outdoor concert on Saturday, February 27, 2016. PALO! is set take the Fountain Terrace atage at 9 p.m. that night to entertain concert goers with a unique, danceable sound that blends the allure of Cuban music with funky beats and jazzy improvisation. The show is free and open to the public; must be 21 and over to enter the casino.
PALO!'s catchy original songs feature the sultry vocals of Latin Grammy-nominated Leslie Cartaya and the impromptu virtuosity of Latin Grammy-winning saxophonist Dr. Ed Calle. The scorching percussion and vocals of Philbert Armenteros (congas) and Raymer Olalde (timbales) punctuate their performances with Cuban fire. Producer / pianist Steve Roitstein (Celia Cruz, Willy Chirino, Tito Puente, Cheo Feliciano, Oscar d'Leon) fuses these elements with a foundation of edgy, unforgettable rhythms.
PALO! was nominated for a 2015 Grammy and a Latin Grammy for their albumPALO! Live. The band has performed in packed houses and festivals in Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, New York, and other cities in the United States and Canada. PALO! has received many accolades from music critics the world over, such as this glowing praise from the New York Post: "Afro-Cuban Funk is Cuban music for the new generation. And the leader of the sound is the Miami- based band PALO!".
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I just saw
one of my favorite singers of all time today.
Christofer Drew.
Here's the story:
Jocelyn and I (and Stevie.. but he didn't care all that much)
were just at Venice today.
We saw a guy skateboard by,
and Jocelyn tells me if was Christofer Drew.
Obviously, I don't believe her.
But I told her I would need to see his foot to really know.
He has a peace tattoo on his foot.
And the guy who was skateboarding was barefoot, so it wouldn't be TOO hard to find out. Unfortunately, he had already gone by. And I wasn't gunna be a creep and chase after him.
So we go on our way and do whatever. THEN, we see the skateboarder dude again!
So we go run up to him,
and what do you know.
Peace sign on his foot.
Oh my, I'm three feet away from Christofer Drew.
Jocelyn gets out her camera to take a picture
(because she's doing this thing where she takes pictures of interesting people).
She introduces herself and takes her pic.
Keep in mind that this whole time, Chris didn't get off his skateboard.
He was skateboarding one way and looking back at Jocelyn for the picture,
so he definitely almost fell.
we gotz da proof that we saw Christofer Drew.
My life is just kinda made. (:

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2nd Grandma's birthday.
I have many grandmas therefore the title, 2nd Grandma's birthday.
There was a huge party at home. I bet it was one of the biggest my family has ever had and then I damn pandai, I didn't even take more than 50 pictures cos I was too busy talking to my friends so, sorry for the lack of pictures XDDD
Half of the event. I can kinda imagine how my wedding garden party would be LOL.
My house was seriously bustling with people.
My backyard instantly turned into Dae Jang Geum
These two stayed over. So many people asked where I got a white friend.
She's my classmate exchange student from Germany, everyone say hi to Julia :)
Julia meeting Kong Cho Ha.
Dad at the Karaoke machine singing the only Chinese song he knows LOL.
1/10 of the extended dad family and the birthday lady :)
Bro and grandma (please ignore flipflops)
Everytime I look at this picture I feel a wave of satisfaction.
I have like money saved up to buy a domain but because I'm losing my interest in blogging I'm not buying the domain yet but I'm probably planning to buy it soon.
A stranger from my town sent me message saying "Hi.. it's nice to meet you! I am from Nan Hwa and I love your blog !" and he's a complete stranger !
Haha if you're reading this, I seriously appreciate that okay ! (: (:
Recently I've been saving money for simply everything.
My shopping list includes..
#1 Pencil case
I'm so fustrated with my small but pretty pencil box and I've considered getting this.
Wanted this for 2 years but it was too expensive. If I don't find another love I'll probably end up loving this :/
SUPERR in love with this. The only problem is, its too small. I need a pencil case huge enough to even fit my calculator. For future purposes :/ Dilemma again.
#2 Bags !
THIS. is so pretty. Problem is. I've only 9 more months to go before I graduate from highschool. Chances of me using this when I go to college isn't really high. :/ :/
So there's this ! I wanted to buy it when I saw it in America but it was a tad bit too heavy but I'm like regretting every bit of it lor ! It looks so chio right right right !
#3 Portrait lens.
Okay I'm done ranting. Selaras 1 test is next Tuesday and I haven't studied a thing.
HOWWWWW. I'm so gonna flunk.
Oh and side note : I am not a spoilt brat, I get less pocket money than most of my friends. That is why I'm SAVING. I even just sold my Ipod Touch (which is scratched and battered)
Recently I sent in an application to AFS for the exchange student programme. I can't believe I made that choice but I actually applied to go to China for a year.
The place where toilets have no doors, the place where their school uniforms are tracksuits, the place where facebook/blogspot/twitter doesn't exist.
I know right, what the heck am I doing.


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It's an hour by plane from Dili to Darwin. It may as well be a hundred years, as Kate discovers when her daughter comes down with Dengue fever. Kearney embraces the complexities of the mythic and contemporary reality of life in East Timor. This novella originally appeared in Griffith REVIEW 38: The Novella Project.


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Tropical themed weddings are usually reserved for the Islands, but our Bride Jessica knew she wanted to create an island paradise for her summer wedding. Lucky for her she got the hot weather to go along with it! Our challenge was to create a tropical design using more readily available flowers, since tropical flowers are more expensive to import. What we came up with was a rainbow palette that was hot, sassy and all things island inspired!
Jessica wanted literally every colour in her bouquet, so we combined a variety of blooms in bright tropical shades. Yellow and orange lilies, red pin cushion protea, green spider mums, fuchsia roses and blue and pink dendrobium orchids shaped into a subtle teardrop with tropical leaves around the boarder. It was massive and fit for an island queen!
Bridesmaids carried equally colourful bouquets of lilies, roses and orchids with a folded leaf collar. They went beautifully with their floor length coral dresses!
The ceremony took place inside the Cardinal Golf Club, since the couple wanted to ensure the air-conditioned comfort of their guests on the hot summer day. We tied aisle markers of orange lilies, blue dendrobium orchids and tropical leaves to the chairs with coral ribbon and lined the aisle with colourful rose petals and orchid blooms. The altar pieces were large arrangements of tropical foliage and bright flowers.
After a quick room flip the reception space was transformed with a mix of high and low centerpieces featuring the same tropical coloured flowers. Glass candle holders filled with sand also tied in the island theme. The long head table was dressed with more rose petals and orchid blooms and the bouquets were lined up along its length in glass vases as added decor. The result was a true statement in colour!
It was such fun to design a different style of wedding for this sweet couple. Best wishes to Jessica and Brian on a happy, healthy marriage!
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This site explores all the major masterpieces of Italian Renaissance Art. Artists such as Giotto, Botticelli, Donatello, Masaccio, Fra Angelico, Piero Della Francesca and Mantegna all feature. In addition, the work of The High Renaissance masters Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael are all strongly represented.
The Renaissance, the rebirth of Art and Science, represents the pinnacle of artistic achievement, revived and confidently executed after a thousand years in the wilderness. The need to recapture the glories of antiquity was initially fuelled by scholars from various social backgrounds, in Italy, the perception was that the power and glory of ancient Rome (broken by invading Northern tribes) could be reborn. This was a major driving force for the beginnings of the Renaissance.
The innovations' of the Renaissance in Italy eventually expanded to include artists working in Northern Europe. Contemporary painters from the North include Durer, Bosch, Van Eyck, Van der Weyden and Grunewald and articles on a selection of Northern artists are included on this site.
After the Renaissance period, and the artistic movement known as Mannerism, the beginning of the seventeenth century saw the dawn of the Baroque era. The artists Caravaggio and Peter Paul Rubens feature here as examples of the Baroque style, highlighting the influences from their Italian and Northern predecessors on their work.
The site serves as an introduction into the art of the period but beyond this the aim is to encourage viewers to go and look at art in the real world.
Well…some works have a scale and power that can only be fully realised by seeing them live. Books (and websites) are fine, but it is live art that really fires the imagination.
We admire and marvel at reproductions of great works of art be it a painting, or sculpture or a building, however, to stand before these works and witness their awe-inspiring power is truly an unforgettable experience. Personal opinions of works that I have seen from Florence, Rome, Venice and the Vatican City feature on the site as does an attempt to describe some of the emotion I felt when viewing these masterpieces.
If you are looking for references, timelines, dates, or just enjoy great art, you will find that biographies of Italian Renaissance artists and historical details of the period are here at Italian Renaissance Art.
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General Manager Pete D'Alessandro announced the signing in a statement, but did not disclose terms of the contract.
Cousins is going into his fourth year with the club. He was picked fifth in the 2010 NBA Draft out of the University of Kentucky. He has averaged 16.3 points, 9.8 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.3 steals, and 29.8 minutes per game in 220 career games.
He also was suspended three times last year by the NBA for hitting Dallas Mavericks player O.J. Mayo in the groin and for confronting San Antonio Spurs broadcaster Sean Elliott over comments Elliott had made, and a third by the team for conduct detrimental to the club. Cousins led the the NBA in technical fouls with 17, and was second in ejections with four.
Former NBA All-Star Shaquille O'Neal is now a minority owner of the Kings. He says he will fill a mentoring role with the team in part to address Cousins' lapses in discipline.
Cousins has missed just two games due to injury since entering the league.


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Find videos from all 21 artists from Saturday's feast of live music at Warrington Music Festival over at Golden Square over on the [WAM] Youtube page here!
Headliners were Slydigs who brought the Warrington British Sign Language onto the stage for the closing track.
Photos from all three days can be found here (Facebook) or here (Flickr).


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The Author Hotline
being developed by CW4K, or Creative Writing 4 Kids. They are the company behind a website that enables children to create and publish their own stories online. In its first year it has signed up over 2000 members and has been enthusiastically received by children, parents and teachers. In fact the response has been so encouraging that they are planning a huge expansion of its services. Embedding The Author Hotline into the site is part of that expansion...
For more information on CW4K CLICK HERE
Q: What were you like at school?
A bit of a swot, I suppose, and sporty
Q: What did you want to be when you were a child?
I don't remember really. Certainly not a writer; that came much later (aged 32 actually)
Q: Which three words describe you best?
Persistent, enthusiastic, and I can't think of another one
Q: What is your favourite word?
Q: What makes you cringe?
A picture of myself, grossly overweight, in Tenerife last year
Q: What are you afraid of?
The UK running out of energy
Q: When did you last have a really good laugh?
The sight of my naked self in the bathroom mirror this morning
Q: What is your most treasured possession?
My Zafira
Q: What do you do as a hobby?
Q: What strange habits do you have?
I have the annoying habit of poking my ears
Q: What's your favourite food?
Dark chocolate with hazelnuts, and sticky toffee pudding
Q: What do you day dream about?
Doing a JK Rowling and becoming a bestseller all over the world in 67 languages
Q: What's the most outrageous thing you've done?
My annual stint as a panto Dame
Q: What profession other than yours would you like to attempt?
Singer songwriter
Q: Do you feel younger or older than your current age?
Much younger!
Q: If you could meet one person, dead or alive, who would it be?
Arthur Conan Doyle
Q: What quality do you most admire in a person?
Straightforwardness, if that's a word. It is, I just checked it.
Q: What is the most interesting place you have ever visited?
Paris, I think. But I'm going to the Big Apple later this year, and that'll be it.
Q: What is the best advice anyone has ever given you?
Never ever give up
Q: What would you most like to change about yourself?
I always wanted to be a six-footer
Q: What has life taught you?
Not a lot
Q: How long have you been a writer?
I had a school text book published in 1974 (about the Romans)
Q: Was there a specific moment in your life when you decide to become a writer?
See previous
Q: Where do you do your writing?
In my office (I'm also a publisher)
Q: What are the best and worst things about being an author?
Best - seeing a book through from beginning to end and being published. Worst - self-imposed deadlines
Q: Where do you get your greatest ideas from?
From the books I've been reading: the Sherlock Holmes novels of Conan Doyle for example.
Q: Which of your own characters do you most identify with?
George McWilliam, the OAP who is the hero of my play "Doon The Watter" (a bit like myself, really)
Q: What do you do to combat "writers' block"?
Walk away and wait till my mojo has started working again.
Q: What was your favourite book as a child?
Swallows & Amazons
Q: What book do you wish you had written?
Oliver Twist
Q: What advice would you give to aspiring authors?
Have faith in your own ability and never give up
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Sensory Science
My favorite science activity for the five senses is to make smelly volcanoes. I add kool-aid to the dry baking soda, thus giving colors (sense of seeing) and a good smell (sense of smelling). When adding the white vinegar by eyedroppers, the child can see the chemical reaction (sense of sight) and hear the dry compound turn into a liquid and then a gas (sense of hearing). As a child explores by touching the liquid/bubbles/dry ingredients, the sense of touch will be used. Some may taste (sense of taste), but not recommended or learn quickly not a good taste!!
Here's a fun experiment for older preschoolers to begin understanding the 5 senses. I brought a plate of sugar and a plate of salt to my table along with small cards showing each of the 5 senses in picture and word. Then, the children were asked to describe each substance as they touched, smelled, looked, and heard (I shook the plates and it sounded like a rattlesnake to one of the children!) The last sense was taste, and boy were they surprised when it came time to taste the salt! This is an experiment that can be done with any substance, and especially with 2 things that look alike and the children have to solve a mystery!
For smell sensory, I use the spices in my cupboard. The kids love this game by using the things we cook with for a game. Especially, when the pepper makes them sneeze.
Children love to play with slime. to make it add cornstarch and a little water from the tap, and stir well. Continue to add water until you get the right consistency (it should be fairly stiff when rolled in the hand, but melts through the fingers when not rolling). Don't worry if the slime is too thick, just add more water, or if its too thin, add more cornstarch. To make it colorful, add food coloring or cornflour paint (dye can stain the hands!) The children love to play with it, and it is fun to experiment with! You can't go wrong with slime.
Making Slime. Ingredients; Elmer's glue and cornstarch. The cornstarch can be found in the detergent section of the grocery store. Directions: In a plastic bowl mix one and a half cups of glue with one cup of cornstarch. It will become very sticky. You have to use your hands to mix the two. If the slime becomes to sticky after the ingredients are mix add a little more cornstarch. Slime is a fun sensory activity and is also messy. Smocks or old Dad recycled shirts should be used while making slime to prevent damaged clothing. Slime should be used while it's cool. It becomes sticky after warm hands have played with it for a while. The slime should be store in the refrigerator for a while then returned to play area. Slime should also be stored in the refrigerator after each use to prolong the life of the Slime.


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Netanyahu and Trump hope to embroil Putin with Assad
President of the United States Donald Trump did not stay aloof from the events that unfolded on September 17 in the Syrian province of Latakia, where the Russian aircraft of the electronic warfare Il-20 crashed because of the Israeli pilots.
At a meeting with his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda in the White House, Trump expressed his condolences to the deceased Russian military.
Earlier, "sorrow" in connection with the crash of the IL-20 was expressed by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
Condolences of the first persons of the United States in fact do not seem more than "crocodile tears." After all, this Trump in April threatened to launch missile strikes on Russian military targets in Syria, when Bashar Assad cleared the suburbs of Damascus from the militants. Although the Pentagon is a man with iron nerves and very rational approaches to issues of war and peace named James Mattis, it is unlikely that Americans feel sorry for Russian soldiers.
Only the fear of retaliatory blows, which in March was threatened by the head of the Russian General Staff, Valery Gerasimov, forced the US, at every operation, to make sure that Russian servicemen did not suffer. But this time it was not possible.
And the fault of Israel, it turns out, is indirect. On the one hand, yes. But on the other hand, Israel is an ally of the United States. Under the current US administration, Tel Aviv received full freedom of hands in the Middle East. According to Trump's signal, Israel does not hesitate to kill hundreds of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, bombs the suburbs of Damascus, receives recognition of Jerusalem as its capital and annexation of the Golan Heights. Incidentally, one of the most powerful air raids on Syria, the Israeli Air Force inflicted literally hours after the release of Donald Trump from a nuclear deal with Iran on the eve of 9 May.
It is hard to believe that on September 18, Israel was conducting an operation in the province of Latakia, in a dangerous proximity to the Russian airbase Khemeymim, without coordination with Washington, which the other day formally threatened with missile strikes against Bashar Assad (and, unofficially, Russia and Iran.) If that dare to go to Idlib.
In their assessments of the plane crash both Israel and the US emphasize the guilt of the government of Syria.
So, among the many causes of the incident, along with such as "an unfortunate coincidence" and an attempt to use the Russian ship as a "living shield", one can not exclude the fact that the Pentagon and IDF have been preparing this cunning operation for a long time. To push the foreheads of the Syrian and Russian military. This was a particularly suitable moment when the Syrian army, to put it mildly, is not happy with the fact that the already almost ready operation for the cleansing of Idlib was stopped by the agreement between Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan.


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What would you be willing to do to find the one that got away? Would you travel to another country? Would you comb the streets of a foreign city? Such questions form the basis of Tokyo Story by Tereza Mackova.
Tokyo Story
Tokyo Story, Tereza Mackova's debut novel, tells the tale of Alice. In her mid-twenties and just out of college, Alice is a quiet and sensible girl. Still, the man she loved, or the man she thought she loved, had gone home to his family two years prior. Her relationship with Katsu had been short but intense, and she wanted him back. The only clue she had about him was that he was in Tokyo, so to Tokyo Alice goes.
Everything about the city is foreign to Alice, except for some of the language that she has learned. A chance meeting brings Hiraku across her path. Hiraku is about the same age and returning home to Japan after studying in the United States. He's stylish, charming and readily admired by everyone he meets. He decides he will be the guide that Alice needs to find her beloved Katsu.
The Good
Tokyo Story is a fun romp through the streets of Tokyo filled with lighthearted and sometimes awkward moments, as Alice seems to be inclined to misadventures. There are several laugh-out-loud moments as the accident-prone girl makes more than one lapse in judgment.
The language throughout the book is clean and appropriate for even a teenage audience. The storytelling is light and makes for a fast read and enjoyable read.
The Not So Good
I can honestly say that there wasn't anything that I didn't like about this book. It follows a typical romantic comedy trajectory, which means at times some of the scenes are a little silly. However, that silliness is integral to the genre and well-placed where it shows up in the novel.
The Review
If you are a fan of smart humor and contemporary romance, you will enjoy Tokyo Story. The characters are both likable and relatable, but honest enough that you can see their flaws and imperfections. Alice and Hiraku are individuals you would want to be friends with.
In conclusion, it was also a pleasant experience to learn a little more about Tokyo and to learn a few Japanese words along the way. The author does an excellent job of highlighting the culture and social norms of the area.
Final rating: 5 of 5 Stars
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A blueprint for high-volume, high-quality lung cancer screening that is detecting cancer earlier—and helping to save lives
It seems the FDA's approval of biosimilars is almost becoming routine. In August it approved Cyltezo (adalimumab-adbm) as a biosimilar to Humira (adalimumab). Then in September it approved Mvasi (bevacizumab-awwb) from Amgen and Allergan as a biosimilar to one of the top cancer drugs, Avastin (bevacizumab). Avastin is one of the top-selling drugs for Roche with worldwide sales in 2016 of almost $7 billion.
Mvasi is approved for Avastin's indications for colorectal, non–small-cell lung, kidney, cervical, and brain cancer. The newcomer stands out among biosimilars because it is the first oncologic biosimilar in the United States. Amgen has also filed for approval in Europe. Although there are many more biosimilars on the market in Europe, Mvasi would be the first oncologic biosimilar there as well.
In a little over two years, the U.S. landscape for biosimilar approvals has changed dramatically. Originally, the biosimilar approval pathway was characterized by high anxiety among biosimilar sponsors who were nervous about the criteria and standards the FDA would apply. Health professionals also had trepidations: Would biosimilars be truly comparable to the brand-name biologic? The FDA only requires biosimilars to be "highly similar" and not identical in the way that generic versions of small-molecule drugs must be with their brand-name counterparts.
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|Sept. 14, 2017
The FDA's approval of Mvasi was based on a recommendation of the agency's Oncologic Drug Advisory Committee (ODAC), which voted 17–0 to recommend approval. That committee has a diverse membership, including some people representing patients.
The resounding endorsement is another indication that the biosimilar development and approval process is becoming, if not exactly routine, fairly normal. Concerns about products that are only almost identical to the original biologic may be fading, although the approved biosimilars still face a briar patch of patent litigation that complicates their sales and marketing.
On the same day the ODAC recommended a go-ahead for Mvasi, it also unanimously recommended approval of a second anticancer biosimilar, MYL-14010, for Herceptin (trastuzumab). MYL-14010 is a product of Mylan in partnership with Biocon, an Indian generic drugmaker. Herceptin treats breast cancer and has sales that exceed $6 billion worldwide. Like Avastin, Herceptin belongs to Roche, so the company is facing a real challenge to its future revenues. Meanwhile, Mylan is supping on success. Early last month, it won approval to make a generic version of Copaxone, the best-selling drug for multiple sclerosis.
FDA approvals are based on the totality of evidence, analytic similarity, and clinical performance, says Robert Rifkin, MD, of US Oncology. Much less emphasis is placed on phase 3 trials.
Biosimilar developers appear to have mastered the abbreviated pathway intended to facilitate the development of biosimilars. The FDA has largely held to the abbreviated pathway it laid out originally. The big change is that the rest of the world is starting to understand it. Approvals are based upon "the totality of evidence," "analytic similarity," and clinical performance with much less emphasis placed on phase 3 trials, says Robert Rifkin, MD, US Oncology's expert on biosimilars.
The objective of Mvasi's phase 3 clinical trial was to follow the FDA's guidance and show there is no meaningful clinical difference between it and Avastin. The trial was not intended to meet the goal of phase 3 trials of new drugs, which is to establish the safety and efficacy of the product. The primary endpoint in Mvasi's phase 3 trial was simply to show equivalence between it and Avastin on overall response rate.
While a routine approval process can streamline approvals, it also can have a downside— complacency. Biosimilars and the FDA approval process are still very new; only seven products have crossed the finish line in the United States. Any new process needs to be fine-tuned and further developed. The approval of Mvasi and the recommended approval of MYL-14010 highlight a concern that may warrant further attention by the FDA. Rifkin points out that Avastin is most commonly used to treat colorectal cancer, yet Mvasi's phase 3 trial was in non–small cell lung cancer. That may cause oncologists to have some reluctance about using Mvasi to treat colorectal cancer.
Rifkin added that Mvasi's phase 3 trial was a comparison with Avastin in which both were used in combination with carboplatin and paclitaxel. Rifkin says that combination regimen is now being replaced by others.
The possibility that the FDA needs to devote more attention to phase 3 trials was actually raised in the review of MYL-14010. The summary minutes for the review meeting include a recommendation from a panelist that careful consideration needs to be given to trial design and endpoint selection. A second comment highlighted that Herceptin is often given in conjunction with Perjeta (pertuzumab), and that the MYL-14010 phase 3 trial used taxane chemotherapy as the combination agent.
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Metal Gear Solid V screenshots showcase boxes to hide behind, fences to crawl under
Four new screenshots of that one base we keep seeing in footage of Metal Gear Solid V have been released, showing off some of the games really good looking daytime shadow tech. Also featured: a number of objects just tall enough to conceal a crouching person, some barbed wire fences with space to crawl beneath and another type of fence which is half covered in tarpaulins and thus impossible to see through, but half very visible chain link. Check them out after the jump.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain will be destroying my free time sometime next year, I hope and will be available for Microsoft and Sony consoles if all goes to plan. A PC version is also apparently in the works, but is a lower priority.
Thanks, All Games Beta.


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Hadley Park House Hotel
About the Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel
- This Grade II-listed Georgian hotel is set in 2 acres in Shropshire
- Its on-site restaurant has an AA Rosette
- The 10 museums of UNESCO World Heritage Site Ironbridge Gorge & Buildwas Abbey are 15 minutes' drive
Hadley Park House Hotel, a Grade II-listed "elegant Georgian mansion" (The AA Hotel Guide 2016) from the 18th century, sits in two acres of grounds in Shropshire.
The hotel is 10 minutes' drive from Telford town centre and 20 minutes from Ironbridge, a village on the River Severn sometimes known as "the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution". In 1779, the first arch bridge in the world to be made of cast iron was constructed here. It became a symbol of what could be achieved with this new material and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ironbridge has 10 museums, including Blists Hill Victorian Town -- a reconstructed Victorian village -- and Enginuity, a science and technology museum.
There's even more on offer nearby for history buffs. The impressive ruins of Buildwas Abbey, a 12th-century Cistercian church (an English Heritage site open 25 March-30 September), are 15 minutes' drive from the hotel, and RAF Cosford, an aviation museum with a collection that includes a Spitfire and a Lincoln bomber, is 18 minutes away.
The property has 22 "spacious and well equipped" (The AA) bedrooms -- 12 are in the original house and the remaining 10 are in the West Wing. Wi-Fi is free throughout. The AA-Rosette-awarded Dorrell's restaurant has "good food, polished service, great ingredients and precision cooking" (Shropshire Star). The restaurant uses locally sourced produce whenever possible in its modern British cuisine, and can assist if you have any dietary restrictions.


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President Obama repeatedly has promised that no one will lose his health insurance because of Obamacare, declaring, "If you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan."
Media fact checkers were doubtful, and all the way back in 2009 PolitiFact gave it a "half true" rating. According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, it could be time now to change that to "pants on fire" or even a retroactive "lie of the year."
Among those with evidence Obama wasn't telling the truth is Dan Bongino, a former member of the Secret Service's elite Presidential Protective Division.
That's because he is losing his coverage due to Obamacare.
"My plan was canceled, simple as that," he told WND.
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The Broken Family Band was a British rock band from Cambridge and London
The band was formed in Cambridge, England by Steven Adams, Jay Williams, Micky Roman and Gavin Johnson in 2001, following the break-up of Adams and Williams' indie rock band Hofman Their musical style has variously been referred to as alt country, country rock, new wave, and indie-rock the latter term being favoured by the band
- 1 Career
- 2 Critical reception
- 3 Extra-curricular activities
- 4 Discography
- 41 Singles
- 42 Mini Albums
- 43 Albums
- 5 References
- 6 External links
Originally formed "for fun" and to play irregular shows at their local pub and record one album, the band were encouraged by friends to perform support slots in London After appearing on a bill with The Walkmen, they were signed to indie label Snowstorm, for which they recorded one mini album 'The King Will Build A Disco' and their first full-length album 'Cold Water Songs', both of which featured guest appearances from Samantha Parton from The Be Good Tanyas, Martin Green from Lau, Inge Thomson from Harem Scarem and Owen Turner from Magoo Both records received an excellent critical response, as well bringing the group to the attention of John Peel, who had them record two sessions
Following a trip to South By Southwest in Austin, Texas, the band moved to The Track & Field Organisation record label, for which they recorded the mini album Jesus Songs which includes a cover of "The King Of Carrot Flowers Part 2" by Neutral Milk Hotel, having received permission from the song's reclusive author Jeff Mangum, and the albums Welcome Home, Loser, Balls and Hello Love Throughout this period the group's reputation and fanbase increased, resulting in them performing at Glastonbury Festival, the Green Man Festival, Tanned Tin, on the main stage at Cambridge Folk Festival, in Denmark, Sweden, Spain, Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria, Italy, Ireland…
The Broken Family Band were invited in 2006 to make a short film for Channel 4 for their "4Play" strand; they did this and it was first broadcast in the United Kingdom on 22 October 2006 at 125am, with 014 million viewers 41% UK audience share The second broadcast was on 12 November 2006 at 210am, with 007 million viewers and a 36% audience share The programme was ably produced by High Horse Films
The group originally featured a selection of guests, both on recordings and in live performance, although as their sound become less rooted in acoustic traditions, they began to solely appear as a four-piece, occasionally augmented by Timothy Victor
In 2009 the band moved to Cooking Vinyl and released the album Please And Thank You The band announced on their 2009 tour that this album was to be their last, and that their final date in Cambridge would be their last gig
Critical reception
In 2007, Time Out described the band as being "Cambridge's most famous recipients of relentless critical acclaim"
In November 2007, Welcome Home Loser was included in The Guardian newspaper's '1000 Albums To Hear Before You Die'
Extra-curricular activities
In 2006 Steven Adams released the album 'Problems' on Track & Field under the name The Singing Adams, which featured contributions from various friends A live band version of The Singing Adams, including Howard Monk from Billy Mahonie performed a few shows in London in 2007
Following the break-up of the Broken Family Band, Adams formed the band Singing Adams with different personnel from The Singing Adams who released their debut album Everybody Friends Now on Records Records Records records in April 2010 A second album 'Moves' was released December 2012
In 2014 he released his first solo album, House Music, with contributions from Dan Mangan, Justin Young from The Vaccines, Martin Green from Lau and Emily Barker
Adams' second solo album, Old Magick, which was produced by Dan Michaelson, was released in March 2016 on Fortuna Pop!
Adams has also written for The Guardian and The Times newspapers, as well as for The Stool Pigeon music paper In 2006 he was commissioned by The Today Programme to write a song commemorating the show broadcasting from Glastonbury Festival In 2008 he was commissioned to write a song for Radio 3's The Verb as well as a Christmas song for The Today Programme
Roman also plays drums for Daniel Flay & The Irreparable Guilt As of November 2009, the group are recording an EP due for limited release in 2010 with shows around the UK to be announced
"Love Your Man, Love Your Woman" - June 2007
"Happy Days Are Here Again" Track & Field - September 2005
"Poor Little Thing" Harvest Time Recordings - April 2004
"The Broken Family Band & Magoo Christmas single" Snowstorm Records - December 2003
"At the Back of the Chapel" Snowstorm Records - September 2003
"Mitcham's Corner/This Is a Drinking Establishment" Glitterhouse Records - June 2003
"The Perfect Gentleman" Snowstorm Records - March 2003
"Alone In The Makeout Room / It's All Over / I Send My Love To You" The Track & Field Organisation - 26 February 2007
Mini Albums
- Jesus Songs Track & Field - March 2004
- The King Will Build a Disco Snowstorm Records - November 2002
- Please and Thank You Cooking Vinyl - April 2009
- Hello Love Track & Field - July 2007
- Balls Track & Field - February 2006
- Welcome Home, Loser Track & Field - February 2005
- Cold Water Songs Snowstorm Records - June 2003
- ^ As announced in their Official website
- ^ "At Home With The Broken Family Band" Video Clip, some adult words High Horse Films
- ^ Timeoutcom
- ^ Guardiancouk
- ^ Worland, Jordan "In Conversation // Steven James Adams" Slate the Disco Retrieved 8 February 2016
- ^ Adams, Steven "Togetherness" Steven James Adams Steven James Adams Retrieved 8 February 2016
External links
- The Broken Family Band official site
- The Broken Family Band Myspace page
- Singing Adams
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Mauritania's media environment continues to open up in spite of its history of military dictatorship and the August 2008 bloodless overthrow of the first democratically elected president by an army general, Mohammed Ould Abdel Aziz. Abdel Aziz subsequently ran in and won elections held in July 2009. Since then, his administration has passed a number of reforms to improve media freedom in the country.
Article 10 of Mauritania's 1991 constitution guarantees the freedom of opinion, of thought, and of expression. Legal and regulatory reforms enacted in 2006 eliminated prepublication government approval for newspapers, established journalists' legal right to protect sources, and created the High Authority for the Press and Audiovisual Sector (HAPA), whose board members are appointed by the president without representation from nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and journalists. HAPA is also responsible for nominating the heads of public media organizations and the Mauritanian News Agency. Libel remains criminalized and journalists are often charged and sentenced to fines and imprisonment, although no cases were reported in 2010. Mauritania has no legislation guaranteeing access to information.
In July 2010, the parliament passed a bill, previously introduced in 2006 but shelved after the 2008 coup, to liberalize the broadcasting sector by opening it up to private operators, in an effort to end Mauritania's status as the only West African country without a private radio or television station. The bill, which was not expected to take effect until 2011, will also insulate the state-owned media from government influence. However, there remains a need for simple, standard criteria for the registration of print media and the accreditation of journalists. Likewise, the inclusion of provisions for new media such as blogs and the lowering of license costs for broadcast frequencies are reforms that could further increase the number of actors and the quality of news production in the country.
Journalists sometimes face harassment and intimidation. A reporter for the privately owned Arabic daily El-Hayat, Mohammed Ould Abdel Latif, was detained for several hours in July while interviewing traders in Nouakchott. Latif was investigating police involvement in tax collection at the time. He was released without charge.
Though the Mauritanian media express a variety of views, journalists practice a degree of self-censorship in their coverage of issues such as the military, foreign diplomatic missions, corruption, and Sharia (Islamic law). There are 30 regularly published and privately owned newspapers, many of which tend toward sensationalism. The only two daily newspapers, Horizons (French-language) and Chaab (Arabic-language), are owned by the government, as are all broadcast media. A new public television station began broadcasting in October 2008 and devotes airtime to the country's minority languages of Pular, Soninke, and Wolof. Mauritania now has two public television stations, two public radio channels, and two private, internet-only television stations. However, Radio France Internationale rebroadcasts locally, and Mauritanians have access to international satellite television. HAPA provides state subsidies to several independent newspapers, and most papers have access to the state's printing press. In September 2010, the Mauritanian Press Rally, an umbrella group of more than 20 private organizations, announced a press blackout to protest rising printing costs, a lack of government support, and the exclusion of the media from covering some news events, but the blackout did not occur.
Internet access is not restricted by the government, but its usage continues to stagnate at 3 percent of the population in 2010. Cellular telephone subscriptions are within the reach of more than 66 percent of the population. The impact of online media has grown in recent years. However, existing legislation does not address the legal void in relation to online journalism, as was evident in the 2009 arrest and sentencing of Hanevy Ould Dehah, editor of the news website Taqadoumy, on a trumped-up charge of "offending public decency." Dehah was due to be released in December 2009 but was retried on the same charges for which he had already served a six-month sentence, and was handed a harsh two-year jail sentence in February 2010 for violating public decency, inciting revolt, and "criminal publication." Fortunately, he was released along with 100 ordinary offenders as part of a presidential pardon in late February.


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Epcot is super fun for the whole family, as long as the kids are 4 and up. Kids younger than four won't have much fun because there are very few rides or shows that aren't dark inside or scary in some way. Kids 4 and up will be able to ride everything except Mission Space, which isn't a fun ride anyway. Most important: Be first at the park (half an hour before opening) in order to ride the rides without long lines!
We had a blast at this park because it was one of those rare moments when everyone in the family is happy! The rides and shows appeal across the board, and the two sides of the park add variety. The World Showcase side is wonderful for people who are artistic and love different cultures and foods. The Futureworld side is great for more scientifically-minded people.
I was in bliss at World Showcase. You walk through Canada past the flowers of Butchart Gardens and a roaring river between jutting rocks, and you can watch a film (with screens all around and behind you) about Canada that's interesting. There's no seating so it's not much of a rest. Next, you stroll through England past a maze and country gardens, and it looks like you're in the little hamlets of rural England. The shops here have some adorable architecture inside and out, and the pub has a fantastic waterfront patio.
Then you're in France, with its Haussman buildings. Here, acrobats perform stunts with chairs. We watched the film about France called Impressions de France, and I was very impressed! There are five screens that wrap around you so that you see the scene from all angles. It really feels like you are in Belle France! This theater has seating, which makes it a nice place to take a break.
Next, you walk through Morocco where the alleyways with intricate architecture are glorious. Tangerine Cafe is DELICIOUS! And the seating out by the fountain where you're surrounded by ornate lampposts, orange trees in pots, and colorful tiles is lovely! In each country the employees are really from that country, and it says on their nametag what city they are from. So you can practice your French with native speakers! Pop into the stores and small museums in Morocco- they are filled with magical things. Girls will like the genie bottles! Kids can fill out a Kidcot card- in each land they will get a stamp, and best of all, someone from that country will write their name. It was amazing to see my daughter's name written in Arabic!
Next you walk through Japan, with more beautiful buildings. A cool store has Japanese candies- try the litchi gummy candies- now you're in heaven! At a little stand near the front of Japan, you can buy shave ice- the Melon flavored one is delicious. We had dinner at Katsura Grill and the atmosphere was charming with the lanterns strung over the tables, and waterfalls and trees everywhere. The food is so so.
Next there is America with its proud building and film. Musicians perform throughout World Showcase, and the harmony group in the America building was especially good.
A performance of men waving colorful flags was going on when we arrived in Italy. Here, you can see the tower from St Mark's square in Venice. Germany is next with its beer garden.
Then there's China, where we saw incredible acrobats performing stunts on the street. It's fun to talk to the Chinese students at the Kidcot station inside the store. You can also watch a film about China with screens all around and even behind you, though there are no seats inside so it doesn't give you a rest. Photography of Guilin, the area of China with the amazing pointy mountains, inspires you to travel.
Norway has gorgeous buildings. Finally, there's Mexico with its romantic Spanish indoor square where it's always evening. You walk inside the Chichen Itza pyramid to reach the square- it is impressive when lit up at night. Here you can enjoy a fairly tame ride called Gran Fiesta, with Daffy Duck leading you through Mexico.
Boy have you walked a lot by now! Make sure you wear really good shoes, and rent or bring a stroller. Even teenagers wish they could be in a stroller!! There isn't much shade at Epcot when you're walking around, so wear a hat and sunscreen. Epcot improves vastly in the evening when the hot weather cools a little. Here, at day's end, you can enjoy a spectacular fireworks show with fireworks situated in the middle of the lake, reflecting on the water. Make sure you have an unobstructed view of the lake- the area around Mexico is a good spot.
Future World offers some memorable rides. It is where you arrive first so you can do all the rides in the morning when the lines are short, and then head over to World Showcase for lunch. The best ride is Soarin' which you should get to first when you enter the park. Don't bother to go straight to Spaceship Earth because it is busy early and then empty later in the day. Most of the busy rides have Fast Pass systems so you don't have to wait long in line. You just put your ticket in the machine and then come back at the time they give you. Soarin' has you seated upright and takes you flying over California. It's not really scary like they say, but it is exhilarating! We all loved it and wanted to ride over and over again. Another big hit was Test Track, where you're in a race car that goes very fast. If you go as a single rider (in other words, you opt not to sit with your loved ones), you don't have to wait long at all! Mission Space (Mars) is a terrible ride. It made my son and husband feel so ill that they were unhappy for over an hour afterwards- not recommended! Figment is another bad one- boring and with some scary bits that kids hate. Living with the Land is a nice one. It shows futuristic cultivation of real plants.
Spaceship Earth is inside the huge ball. It is a classic Disney ride that is very enjoyable. It takes you past animatronic figures in ancient Greece and Rome and rides all the way to the future, where a photo of you appears! It is very fun and highly recommended. Nemo and Friends is a tame ride where you sit in a clam shell and ride past aquariums where Nemo is projected inside. The aquariums you can walk around at the end are lovely. There are eels and coral reefs with fish. Turtle Talk with Crush was boring to me and I was mad I waited so long for it! The kids were pretty ansy in there too. But it is interesting how the animated turtle interacts with the audience. Innoventions is fun for science dudes with its interactive exhibits made by companies like IBM. One part that was fun was making a video game of ourselves. You jump, run, and do a victory dance. It films you and then puts you in a video game that you can play. You can make this with your child and they LOVE it!
It makes sense to leave the park for a nap around 2pm when it gets crowded and hot, and return for dinner and the fireworks, if your hotel is nearby.
If you come between March and May, there are special gardens and topiaries set up throughout the park, that add to the beauty. A butterfly garden is lovely to walk around, the gardens in England and Canada are just gorgeous, and there are flowers and surprises everywhere!
There are two things that make Epcot more fun than Magic Kingdom- it is far less crowded and on top of that, far more spacious. Secondly, the food is so much better that it's not even comparable.
Check out the other Disney parks: Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. When in Orlando, stay at a resort with waterfalls and beauty all around- this is a good way to relax the day before or after you visit one of the Disney parks: try Hyatt Grand Cypress or Marriott World Center. If you stay at a Disney resort, it's super fun to take the ferryboat to Disney Springs waterfront restaurants or Boardwalk in the evening, depending on the hotel, plus you get free parking at the Disney parks, which saves you $17.
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From Florida's Turnpike, take the exit for Osceola Pkwy and head west for 11 miles. Turn right on World Drive and follow the signs to Epcot.
Epcot opens at 9am and closes at 9pm. Some days it opens early or stays open late for Disney hotel guests.
Florida residents can find highly discounted passes on the park's website, for example $129 for any three days between Jan and early June. Other guests can save money by buying multi-day passes. Cost for just one day is over $100.
Parking costs $17, but is free for Disney resort guests.
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Engaging students in active learning programs outside of the classroom is a proven strategy for increasing learning. Supplemental Instruction (SI) is an academic assistance program that utilizes peer-led team learning in study sessions. This method provides students with the opportunity to review course concepts and develop effective learning strategies. Data from institutions around the country, and in several other countries, show that SI is effective in improving student grades in historically difficult courses. Data also shows its success in increasing the number of students who complete the course with a grade of C or higher.
This webinar will present the salient features of Supplemental Instruction (SI), the cognitive science principles upon which the program is built, the steps necessary for setting up an SI program, and the materials available from the International SI Office.
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I'm getting back into minis after a long run with Gunpla and large scale finescale modeling so I'm a little out of touch with the market. Wanting to do some practice pieces to get back into the swing of things, I got some Wizkids Deep-Cuts...and I find them not even good enough for practice.
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By the end of the day of January 20, Inauguration Day, I recognised that the tightness in my chest and overwhelming feeling was caused by a visceral, overpowering fear. Of course I've been afraid before. I'm a mother; I've felt the fear of my children being hurt or lost or having their hearts broken and the million everyday fears that being a parent can throw up. I've also personally had the fear of waiting for results of tests for cancer and the even worse times when those fears are confirmed by the words "you have cancer". The worst fear for me with each diagnosis of cancer is the fear of hurting and not being there for my family and friends and especially for my children. So fear and I are old, maybe not friends, but acquaintances. I've learned to rationalise and help to find a way through those fears, even when some of them visit me in the middle of the night. And I recognise that one way I compensate is to savour every minute with those I love and store memories like precious gems tucked in my heart.
But this fear was a different one.I couldn't find a way to rationalise or minimise. I think I've only felt that similar fear when my children were very young and the Chernobyl nuclear disaster was unfolding. I was in the car with the radio on and I learned that there was a very real concern that day that the nuclear reactor was going to fully melt down, causing a disaster which would impact far and wide. I remember shaking and noticing the feeling deep in my core of an overwhelming fear. All my instincts told me this was really serious and there was absolutely nothing I could do to protect my children or my wider family? In that moment I felt too the the terror of families in close proximity; living a grim nightmare. Thirty years later I still remember that feeling.
So when I felt it again after the inauguration speech by Donald Trump I recognised it was the deep and visceral fear triggered by a sense of powerlessness and of impending doom. It was hearing the phrase "America First" that triggered it; the refrain and its delivery seemed to me resonant of fascism, just as calling out "Britain First" did when Jo Cox was murdered. I felt sure the murder would stop us in our tracks, make us pull back. But no, instead we've witnessed a normalisation of beliefs that I find chilling.
Since the election of Trump I have been shocked, worried, completely bewildered but it wasn't until now that the reality of the shift to the far right seemed real. And I'm so afraid of the consequences.
It's why for me joining the Women's March movement felt so important. Seeing the energy, determination and love that was expressed I felt a sense of not just sisterhood but also of hope. The range of ages there was especially encouraging......there is a new generation who will be prepared to rise up.
Thank goodness for that because we are going to need them. I absolutely believe as Gandhi said that the path of truth and love always wins but it may be that we have some hard lessons to learn on the way.
What we can do meantime is be the change we want to see and be willing always to speak the truth to power. And we need to ensure that love does indeed trump hate.
I leave the last word with Karine Polwart who reminds us in her song for the occasion of the Inauguration of Donald Trump that his reign will pass and the rocks of the Isle of Lewis, the place of his mothers birth will remain untouched-they will burn but they will not be consumed.


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The penultimate day of the 2012 Dragon Edinburgh Cup sponsored by Belfast Harbour brought big winds and big changes in the overall leaderboard. There was just one race to complete so the committee set a full two-mile beat and with the wind gusting up into the high 20s it was to be a day that would truly sort the men from the boys. This fifth race in the series also brought the single discard into play and as a result there were major gains and losses with several of the early favourites dropping out of serious contention while others jumped up the rankings.
The man who made the biggest gain of the day was Simon Brien who went from second overall, ten points behind Julia Bailey, to first overall with a nice but not unassailable nine point lead over fellow Irishman Martin Byrne, who discarded a 39th place in favour of today's eighth to scoot up from ninth into second. Tonight reigning Edinburgh Cup Champion Brien was relieved to still be in contention to defend his title at all. On the start line he was caught up in a major incident caused by another boat and ended up rounding the first mark back in 25th place before fighting his way back up through the fleet.
There are now only four points separating second to fifth and technically any of the top eight boats could still win the regatta. Lawrie Smith finished the race in fourth and moves up into third overall, just two points behind Byrne. A single point behind him is Jens Rathsack who makes an even bigger leap up the scoreboard from 12th to fourth thanks to adding a sixth and discarding an OCS.
For Julia Bailey it was definitely not a good day. She did her best to recover from a lousy start but ended up getting her worst result of the series at 22nd place and drops down from first to fifth overall, one point behind Rathsack. Gavia Wilkinson-Cox put in another very solid performance to finish fifth, but the discards did not work in her favour so she drops from third to sixth overall.
Today's race winner was double Olympic Gold Medallist Poul Richard Hoj-Jensen who took control off the line and never gave a moment's though to relinquishing it as he delighted in the stronger conditions. His win puts him in seventh place overall, four points behind Wilkinson-Cox, and still in with a slim chance of claiming a record equalling sixth Edinburgh Cup title. Andrew Craig is the final player still in with a long shot at the laurels. His ninth place in race five leaves him four points behind Hoj-Jensen but 24 points behind Brien. Rounding out the top ten are Cameron Good and Klaus Diederichs who clearly loved the stronger winds and crossed the line in second place after a spectacular tousle amongst the leading pack.
One final race remains to be sailed tomorrow and with a forecast for lighter winds it remains anyone's championship.
Edinburgh Cup Crews Race
With the championship race completed it was the turn of the crews to take the helm in the traditional Edinburgh Cup crews race which proved to be every bit as cut throat and exciting. One or two of the regular helms found themselves a bit disconcerted to be on the bow in well over 20 knots of breeze but the crews showed no mercy. Henry Kingston sailing Cameron Good's Little Fella was the ultimate victor although he was challenged hard by 11-year-old Will Heritage sailing Julia and Graham Bailey's Aimee. Ross Vaughan sailing Gordon Patterson's Bear took third with Guy Clarabut in Jono Ratnage's Fit Chick hard on his heels. Will Heritage was declared the very deserving winner of the special prize for young helms Under 30.
Top Five After Five Races
1. IRL214 - KIN - Simon Brien - 4, (26), 3, 1, 3 = 11
2. IRL201 - Jaguar - Martin Byrne - 8, 3, 1, (39), 8 = 20
3. GBR763 - Alfie - Lawrie Smith - 11, 2, 5, (26), 4 = 22
4. MON2 - Jeanie - Jens Rathsack - 2, 6, (46 OCS), 9, 6 - 23
5. GBR720 - Aimee - Julia Bailey - 1, 1, 20, 2, (22) = 24


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Styling tiered trays have become the rage! We had no idea how popular they were until we decided to do a round-up of tiered trays for Christmas. Within two days that post, Jolly Inspiration to Styling Tiered Trays for Happy Holidays, took second place as the most visited post on our website. It was obvious that you all loved this so we decided to create one of our own and give some tips on how you can do it too.
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Start with selecting your trays. There are tiered trays that you can purchase or you can be creative and stack different size cake stands like we did. I already had the one for the bottom and I found the other two in the dollar section at Target.
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Start with one level and create then work on the next level. Feel free to move things around and keep trying different positions until you find the harmony and balance of the tray you are looking for.
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Monday, March 28, 2016
Nik gets mad, leaves to stay at the Metro Court-- "Spencer is on Spring Break" ... like what? did the kid go on his own to Europe? LOL
Liz and Greens RayHay fight.
Laura visits Scotty about the law books. He didn't circle the letters in there
Sam asks Jason if he wants to PI with her. I swear to the Hearing Gods I can NOT understand half of what was said in that scene.
I thought they said they were going to the Qs but they go to GH and he visits Tracy. "Worms, huh"?? Then he talks about the hospital pudding. Tracy says "you got Monica to get cook to make the Q recipe" that's why it's so good.
Then Tracy thinks Jason is Edward ..her Daddy.
Finn is totally Dr. House with a bit of spectrum thrown in. He's blunt: You may die from this. He mediates! :eyeroll:
Later, he yells at Dr. O and says he'll sue unless he can be her doctor. He'l call the medical board on GH for cutting into Tracy's brain.
Paul and Ava.. she is scared. He wants to protect her. She says no.
END: Hammy Finn injects himself main-line style with some drug. Is it a hormone treatment? heroin? Cassadine shape shifting or immortal drugs?
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That definitely didn't look like the type of needle that an addict would use for injecting drugs. It looked more like something you'd use for a lumbar puncture. And an addict would never use his arm if he's hiding his habit as his arm would be scarred and his habit obvious. (It was a very weird scene.)ReplyDelete
I vote for immortal drugs. Calling Caleb or Stephen, sorry PC fan here. Loved how he botched at Dr O. As for that stupid law book, has it occurred to Laura to just write all the letters on a piece of paper and make sentences???? This storyline and Rachel Berlin are two biggest letdowns!ReplyDelete
I vote for immortal drugs. Calling Caleb or Stephen, sorry PC fan here. Loved how he botched at Dr O. As for that stupid law book, has it occurred to Laura to just write all the letters on a piece of paper and make sentences???? This storyline and Rachel Berlin are two biggest letdowns!ReplyDelete
Hamfinster's hotel room: He is doing yoga!!!! :)Hmmm does he have anxiety and just trying to relax himself? Is GuGu doing yoga too?! So basically,ReplyDelete
HamFinster: OM! OM! OM! OM!
GuGu: OM OM OM OM!
Laura and Liz: Oh Liz! Don't bother Laura with all your nonsense!
Laura: Why do I know that name? Oh my God I remember!!!
Of course you do Laura! ROFL! I bet everyone in Port Chuckles is going to remember Raymond Berlin!!! While the audience never heard of him!
Mr. and Mrs Snails: They are still arguing over the Berlin Wall. Her mother's uncle is Bernie Maydoff! Raymond Berlin and Bernie are BFF's and were working together. Oh come on! Just confront him about his hiring someone to shoot you! For crying out loud!
Liz and RayRay:
RayRay: You are not going anywhere you brittle bitch!
WOW!!!! Fight fight fight!!!! :) I was waiting for RayRay to say you need a burger! Then she grabs one and shoves it in Liz's face! ROFL! Come on you two! Enough talk and start punching!!!! :)There ya go Liz!!! Oh oh RayRay is in shock! Geez slap her back!!! Come on!!! Let's get some action instead of the verbal diarrhea!!!
Liz: I only know this. Nicholas has truly loved one woman. She was generous and kind. Inspired him to be a hero.
Oh Liz are you talking about Emily?! UGH! Please shut up! Now I am going to throw up.
Paint and wall with toddler Cheeto: Zzzzzzzzzzz. Oh time to go to Grandma's house!! YAY! Of to grandmother's house we go! :) Oh wait.... Monica is not at home she is at work!
Scotty and Laura: Looks like Scotty has a zit. Scotty threw out the law books after they broke up back then. :( How sad. :(
Scotty and Ava: Hmmm. What is going on here?!!?! :)
The hospital:
Paint and wall with toddler Cheeto and Monica: Awwww love Cheeto and Monica together! Sweet! Wait. How did Paint and wall know Monica was at work? Did Alice tell them that Monica wasn't home and working?
Tracy's room: Tracy wins the line of the day!!
Tracy: And you came right over? Wow! A doctor that responds to his patient's needs.
ROFL! And the look on her face when she said it hahahaha!
Tracy: Why didn't you bring me a copy?
Dillon: I just didn't think it was the right time.
Tracy: Are you kidding? I'm your mother!!
Awwwwwwwwww! :( Yes Dillon she is your mother. She wants to know about your life to matter what!!! :)Sweet scene! Oh oh! The worm is eating Tracy's brain!!!!
Tracy: Here is the pecking order of your love daddy.
1. Mother.
2. Monica.
3. Emily.
4. Cook.
5. That mutt Annabell
6. Alan
8. Then me.
:'( Poor Tracy!
Dr. O and HamFinster: WOW! What a scene!!!!! Bravo!!! Love it!!!!! He was ANGRY! :) I want more scenes with them!!!!!
Paul and Ava: Ava flies in with her cape! So basically,
Ava: Give me my recording!
Paul: No!
Ava: Grrrrr. Then take a hike! Grrrrr. I want nothing to do with you! Grrrrr!
Recording: I told you! I am with Chris Christie!!!!!
Nik's hotel room: So basically,
Nik: No police!!!!! Rachel may or may not love me. She may or may not be trustworthy.
HamFinster's hotel room part 2: Uh WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?!?!! Hmmmmm. Is it medication? Is he sick? Is he trying not to turn into the incredible hulk? That needle is HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE! This character is very intriguing. I likey. I lovey!!! I want to learn more! :) Does GuGu need the needle of medicine too?! Is he giving his blood to GuGu?! So many questions! :)
"Michelle Latta said.. Loved how he botched at Dr O."ReplyDelete
It was glorious!!!! :)
"As for that stupid law book,has it occurred to Laura to just write all the letters on a piece of paper and make sentences????"
I thought that too!!! But yeah she did write it all on a piece of paper finally! :)Replies
I agree it was and yes that needle was huge!! Love angry Finn, hot stuff! I didn't see Laura write the letters down, thank you.Delete
LOVED Finn going off on Dr. O. Can Monica become chief of staff again, please? I also loved Liz slapping Hayden/Rachel. No one is more deserving! I don't think Helena would make it so easy for Laura. Ava ... Zzzzzzz.ReplyDeleteReplies
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I loved it too! Wish Monica were still COS as well. Wish Hayden would go away....ReplyDelete
"Michelle Latta said... Love angry Finn, hot stuff!"ReplyDelete
I love angry Finn too!!! Yes hot stuff!!!! Does GuGu get angry also? And does she throw her dinner around? :)
"I didn't see Laura write the letters down, thank you."
You're welcome! :)
NEW GH PROMO!!!!ReplyDelete
All secrets are deep. Some become dark. This week on #GH.
Krissy: Would it be so bad if I'm gay?
Me: Well, are you going to whine and whine and whine about it? If you are, then the answer is yes. :)
WHAT was that shmata that poor Ava was wearing? WHY do they dress her like this?ReplyDelete
"Michelle Latta said...ReplyDelete
"AntJoan said... WHAT was that shmata that poor Ava was wearing? WHY do they dress her like this?"
It was Ava's cape! She is super Ava! :)
Sorry Sam fans, but what the hell is up with those mom jeans they keep dressing her in?? She's been wearing them quite a bit lately and I wasn't really a fan of that oversized black jacket to go along with them today. I also wasn't a fan of that pinkish Z Cavaricci-looking pleated pant mess she wore several weeks back. All I'm saying is that they should be dressing her better.ReplyDelete
LiamAZ I agree. They've been saving a lot of money on Sam's wardrobe for a couple years now. Time for something elegant and nice.
Ava's dress looked like she was going to take flight. Good lord. I hate them too. She has a green one just like that red one.ReplyDelete
I think Finn is taking Cassadine immortal or serum drugs .. maybe he is Valetin. Although, come on-- Helena outting him at her will reading would have been glorious
Finn's angry outburst at Dr. O and need to stay calm probably have something to do with the drugs. This is definitely a weird story. ME has nice chem with Dr. O and Carly but he falls flat around Tracy & co. I don't think ME can place serious without being boring. His range is very limited so hopefully the writers keep that in mind or else this is not going to be good.ReplyDelete
I've been absolutely hating Billy Miller in the role of Jason so it was a pleasant surprise how great his scenes were with the Quartermaines yesterday. Played very well with all the family stuff and I thought it was sweet when he expressed concern for Tracy. BM lacks chemistry with Mo(I blame Mo) so doing Stone Cold & the Sason bromance is not the way to go at all. Let Jason, Sam and Danny be brought into the Quartermaine fold.
I don't know who came up with the Rachel story line but it stinks. Greenlee is sucking all the air out of the show. I don't hear half of what Sam and Jason say but I don't care about them either so it's okReplyDelete


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Hey P. or Cal. This game got updated again to 1.2.61 Whenever u guys got a chance please update the trainer. I sure really f..g hope that this is the last patch for this game. I really appreciate.
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Thanks for meeting the challenge of this game and trainers! From the posts in this board the sooner Van Helsing is forgotten, the better! However, the game trainers were a challenge and it was well met. I stopped STEAM updates and finally got a trainer to work correctly on the final version. Looking back, the Trainer Builders Association of America should give this site and its contributors an F'ing EMMY. Your patience was tried yet a working version was made and I got to play this game as the Mighty Hunter that I happen to be in real life also! Thank You for leading BY EXAMPLE! I will sing of this feat to my children and their children's children and so forth. My friend Select, yet overwhelmed, will sing if I get laryngitis. Lobsta21
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Good as a first introduction to Mao Jian
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Very good cup of tea. Needle leafs steep well and provide a crisp flavor.
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August 17, 2013
My FavoriteTea
First tasted Mao Jian tea on a trip to China. Fell instantly in love put it at the top of my list of favorite green teas. I was so happy to find it easily available from Enjoying Tea, since my local tea store did not have it.
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Mao Jian green -- good value
not one of my favorites, but a good green for the price --- affordable as an "every day" tea.
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