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Yes' upcoming induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame creates some interesting scenarios for the April 7 induction ceremony in Brooklyn.
Eight members are being inducted — originals Jon Anderson, Bill Bruford, Tony Kaye and the late Chris Squire along with Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, Alan White and Trevor Rabin. Anderson was dismissed from the group acrimoniously in 2008, and this year he, Wakeman and Rabin have been touring with their own band, playing Yes music.
Drummer White, who's Yes' de facto leader since Squire's death in 2015, tells us that he's hopeful group members past and present can make any necessary amends and enjoy the ceremony together:
"When it comes down to it, who knows who's gonna actually be at the ceremony. We'll just have to wait and see and build upon what's going to happen…I really haven't spoken to Jon or anybody about how we're going to do this…I have my own ideas how we could do it, but…that's my own personal thoughts…I'm very positive about everything in life, and that would be one of them. I think after all these years in the band, being on the road and creating such incredible music over a period of time, it's worth doing that."
The induction ceremony will take place for a third time at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn and will be filmed for later broadcast on HBO. A special exhibit honoring the 2017 inductees will open March 30 at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame + Museum in Cleveland.
Yes is getting ready for its annual Cruise To The Edge, which departs Feb. 7 out of Tampa, and the group has some southern U.S. dates booked around it. A full summer tour is also planned.
Gary Graff is an award-winning music journalist who not only covers music but has written books on Bob Seger, Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen.

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The future of communism in China is unknown, as the world economy becomes more
international. Communism has been in China since 1949 and is still present in
the country's activities. Presently China is undergoing incredible economic
growth and promises to be a dominant power early in the next century. China's
social tradition has come under heavy pressure from forces of modernization
generated in a large part by the sustained contact with the West that began in
the middle of the nineteenth century. The Western incursion, not only refined
China militarily but brought in its course new ideas- nationalism, science and
technology, and innovations in politics, philosophy, and art. Chinese leaders
have sought to preserve the nation's cultural uniqueness by promoting
specifically Chinese blends of tradition and modernity. China has undergone
several major political transformations from a feudal-like system in early
historical times, to a centralized bureaucratic empire that lasted through many
unpredictable changes till 1911, to a republic with a communist form of
government in the mainland since 1949. Economic geography and population
pressure help account for the traditionally controlling role of the state in
China. The constant indispensability for state interference, whether for great
public works programs or simply to keep such a large society together, brought
up an authoritarian political system. The family prevailed as the fundamental
social, economic, and religious unit. Interdependence was very prominent in
family relations while generation, age, sex and immediacy of kinship strictly
governed relations within the family. Family rather than nation usually created
the greatest allegiances with the result that nationalism as known to the West
came late to the Chinese. In principle, the elite in the authoritarian political
system achieved their positions through merit rather than birth or wealth. There
was an examination system that provided a vehicle for recruiting talented
citizens to serve the emperor, which was a valuable and unusual institution in a
society characterized by personal connections. Democracy, individualism, and
private property were kept carefully in check. Central state authority, however,
rarely penetrated to the local level. Chinese leaders invented bureaucracy to
keep the country unified and mastered the art of keeping government small. The
Chinese search for a modern state began in the nineteenth century when two major
sources of disorder overwhelmed the imperial institutions: domestic
disintegration and foreign invasion. Between the eighteenth and nineteenth
centuries, Chinese population had doubled and redoubled. The problem of the
population explosion created tremendous pressure on the limited farmland to
provide sufficient food supply. For economic, religious, of ethnic reasons,
peasant uprisings began to erupt. Moreover, beginning with the Opium War of
1832-1842, the imperial army suffered a series of defeats at the hands of the
industrial powers of the West. The image of a shattering imperial dynasty
directed rebellion and dissolution within China, exemplified by the Taiping
Rebellion of 1851-1864 that nearly toppled the Qing dynasty. (Zheng, Party vs.
State in Post-1949 China, 30) The reform measures in the first decade of this
century were aimed at replacing dynastic rule with a new form of government.
Among the most significant changes was the abolition of the civil service exam
in 1905, which virtually cut off the connections among the emperor, the ruling
ideology, and the official gentry. This time the imperial rulers hoped to save
themselves by experimenting with some new institutional adaptations. A
revolution was menacing; students who had returned from abroad came with ideas
harmful to the imperial rule. Following the overthrow of the imperial regime in
the Revolution of 1922, central authority dissipated and the country was divided
among regional warlords. Reunification, begun by the Nationalist government
under the Kuomintang (KMT); was interrupted by the Japanese invasion in the
1930's. The unparalleled institutional crisis hastened the Chinese search for
alternative means of reorganizing China. Since the last dynasty, Qing, collapsed
construction of a modern Chinese state had been the goal shared by many Chinese
modernizers. For them, this magnificent goal meant that China could one-day
stand in the world community on an equal footing with other member states. While
the first two decades of this century may have saw China in Chaos, this time
period also produced a "free intellectual environment." (Qtd. Imfeld, China
as a Model of Development, 10) A country in an emptiness of state power was
ambiguously full of new ideas and new experiments. Chinese scholars disputed
almost every Western Concept that was known to them. Some preferred a
parliamentary system, whereas others favored a presidential system. Some
supported a restored monarchy, and others sought a constitutional system of the
American type. Within a decade or two, China in search of a modern state had
experienced a remarkable shift of focus from
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Green Lawn Cemetery is a large and historically significant burial ground in Central Ohio, United States. Located in the southern section of Columbus, Ohio (at the western terminus of Greenlawn Avenue), it is the final resting place for many local notables and well-known figures from national history. Green Lawn was the most fashionable and sought after final address in Columbus, and maintains that reputation today.
Founded in 1848, and designed by noted landscape architect Howard Daniels, the facility covers over 360 acres (1.5 km2) and contains nearly 150,000 interments.
The crypts span the breadth of late-Victorian and turn-of-the-century architectural movements, including some styled in the Mesopotamian–Egyptian style favored during the burst of "Egyptian mania" enjoyed after Howard Carter's discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922. Some of the largest family crypts that can be seen are those of the Hayden, Battelle, and Packard families. Also entombed here with their own private burial plots surrounding the central crypt is the Lazarus family, the patriarchal line that founded and ran the popular department store chains known as the F&R Lazarus & Company, the John Shillito Company, and Federated Department Stores.
There are specialized burial areas similar to those found in many other large cemeteries. Specifically, there is "Lullabye Land" where stillborns and infant deaths are laid to rest. There are six distinct areas for war veterans, each one a section dedicated to a specific American war and including the oldest section towards the western rear of the cemetery for Civil War veterans of Ohio infantry battalions. A monument is erected towards the westernmost boundary for the "Soldiers and Sailors" memorial movement. There is also one British Commonwealth war grave, of a Royal Air Force Ferry Command officer of World War II.[1]
The center building of the cemetery is the mausoleum and chapel. This building was originally erected in 1902, and then was subsequently added to with an additional wing and carillon bells in the 1960s. Here can be found intricate precious-stone mosaics on the walls and stained-glass windows commissioned by the board of trustees of the Tiffany glassworks studio.
Changes to Columbus growth patterns, and demographics have reshaped the cemetery. Once located in the rural outskirts of Columbus, the cemetery is now surrounded by residential neighborhoods, industrial facilities and Cooper Stadium (the home of the AAA Columbus Clippers baseball team until 2008). This has shifted the main entrance of Green Lawn away from the western, Brown Road (Near US Route 62) Gate to the eastern gate on Greenlawn Avenue.
Green Lawn was intended by the board of trustees overseeing it to be not just a cemetery but also a significant city park and public gathering area, as was intended for all cemeteries of the "rural cemetery" movement of the 1840s and 1850s. To this effect, the cemetery is a large sprawling complex, incorporating over 25 miles (40 km) of roads, paths, and lanes. It has arbors and a butterfly preserve, and at its central pond (also known as "The Pit Pond") is a recognized Audubon Society Important Bird Area.
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Five former governors of the State of Ohio are interred in the cemetery as well as five Medal of Honor recipients. Other national and Ohio notables include:
- Charles Anson Bond, Mayor of Columbus, Ohio (1908-1909) and founder of Bond Clothing, the first United States national men's clothing chain store company
- Thomas Blakiston, an English explorer and naturalist (1832-1891)
- John W. Bricker, Ohio Governor, U.S. Senator, Vice-Presidential candidate as Thomas Dewey's running mate in 1944.
- Samuel Bush, industrialist and grandfather of U.S. President George H.W. Bush and great-grandfather of George W. Bush.
- George L. Converse, U.S. Representative from Ohio (1879-1881)
- William Dennison, Jr., Ohio Governor (1860-1862)
- Henry Beecher Dierdorff, engineer and mining pioneer
- Cromwell Dixon, aviation pioneer, first person to fly over the Continental Divide (1911)
- Merie Earle, Maude Gormley on the Waltons
- James W. Forsyth, US Army General, Commander of US Troops at the Battle of Wounded Knee.
- Washington Gladden, minister, social reformer
- Alexander Livingston, creator of the paragon tomato, the first commercial tomato.
- Grant Mitchell (actor)
- John G. Mitchell, American Civil War general in the Union Army
- Frank Packard, architect
- Joseph H. Potter, American Civil War general in the Union Army
- James A. Rhodes, Ohio Governor (1963–71, 1975–83), Mayor of Columbus, Ohio (1944-1952)
- Eddie Rickenbacker, WWI flying ace, race car driver, industrialist, one-time owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and CEO of Eastern Air Lines
- Alice Schille, watercolor artist
- James H. Snook, Ohio State University Professor and convicted murderer
- Billy Southworth, member of Baseball Hall Of Fame
- Lucas Sullivant, land surveyor, founder of Franklinton, Ohio
- James Thurber, humorist, author, and New Yorker columnist
- Dan Tipton, rode with Wyatt Earp
- Charles C. Walcutt, Civil War general and postbellum Mayor of Columbus
See also[edit]
- Green Lawn Abbey, nearby but unrelated
- ^ "Casualty record, John Alexander Morrison". Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Retrieved 17 December 2016.
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In my half sleepy state I some how (thank God) found myself picking up my girlfriend's mum and dad, and began heading over to Lesedi Private Hospital (I thank God for medical aid as well).
It was dad, nothing hectic though.
From my "expert" medical assessment, it was just the result of his body reacting to the liquor and nicotine abuse the body has been enduring, least we mention the negative self talk hammering.
One must have surely have little will to live if she takes things that inflicts damage to the body and the mind.
Have you noticed how it's our lack of self worth that results in our experiences of pain?
With mum accompanying dad to the casualty ward I was left in the waiting area watching some bad TV.
In the waiting area there is a picture hanging on the wall of three sophisticated looking individuals.
It says here the guy in the middle is a doctor, with his mom and dad sitting at his sides.
It was the words written beneath this power trio that captivated me.
They were so powerful, to me at least, that I felt the need to share.
"There are certain things that are fundamental to human fulfillment.
"The essence of these needs is captured in the phrase:
"To Live, to Love, to Learn, to Leave a Legacy..."


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Just two years prior, Aleius had been the Emperor Regent of all of Acaelia. This was not a bad position to be in. On this day he found himself wrapped in silken sheets being fed jellied toast by a rather attractive lass called Nissy. Her long curly brown hair fell in splendid ringlets framing her more than ample breasts stunningly. She stared at Aleius with rapt attention as he ate his toast lost in thought. Nissy was the second most beautiful woman Aleius had every laid eyes and was certainly the most beautiful women he'd ever slept with. Aleius was doing well for himself.
The reason that Aleius had been able to sleep with her was on account of his position as Emperor Regent. Aleius was the second most powerful man in all of Acaelia – should the Emperor die, he would don the heavy pewter crown and assume his brother's place on the throne. In the wild, left to his own devices, Aleius would have been passed over without a second thought; quite possibly without a first one.
While Gaius and Aleius were twins, they could not have been more dissimilar in appearance. Gaius was short and stocky with broad shoulders giving way to a defined, muscular body. Meanwhile, Aleius was extremely tall, almost freakishly so, but rail thin and every part of body seemed to be cut from jagged stone. While Gaius had a bold smooth face with broad features and silken sandy blond hair, Aleius was all angles and his curly woolen hair had gone prematurely grey when he was just twenty-two. He wore a long pointed beard that ended in a neat finger-sized curl. They shared one feature which would identify them as their brothers: they both had their father's piercing blue eyes which seemed to cut through the chaff straight into your core.
Yet despite all these things, Aleius lay in bed eating with the oh-so-lovely Nissy, munching on toast while he absentmindedly cupped her breast. A playful little squeeze elicited a playful little yelp, and Aleius leaned over and gave her a peck on her forehead. He wrapped himself in his silk sheets, leaving Nissy pleasantly naked on the bed, and wandered over to stare out the window of his room. He stared out at the guards who hustled back and forth over the long twisting parapets, bathed in the opalescent glow of the moon and the fiery hue of their torches. Aleius twisted his beard round and round while he stared out over the castle.
"What's the matter darling?" Nissy asked.
"Hrm? Oh. Nothing dear. Just thinking."
"Yeah, I gathered that much. You always do that thing with your beard when you're off in your head. What's troubling you now?"
"Nothing, Nissy. Why don't you go to sleep? You've got a long day tomorrow. The soldiers will be home and your girls are going to be in hot demand."
"That's for me to worry about. Why don't you come over here and I'll give you something a shade better than toast and jelly."
He smiled at that. "I'm sorry dear, but I've business to attend to. I'm afraid I really can't. I need to go out now, I'll be gone awhile. Sleep here if you like. I'll come visit you at the Pretty Pearl tomorrow." He walked to his ornately wrought wooden armoire and picked out a black silk doublet with matching pants. Putting on his pants, he turned to Nissy. "If you see anybody on your way out, tell them I've gone to the library."
He walked back to her, kissed her gently on the forehead once more, and turned to leave. Almost absentmindedly he scooped up his dagger from the small table near his door and fastened it to his belt as he grabbed his heavy black cloak from the peg on the wall. He fastened it about his neck and pulled the hood up. And with that, Aleius was gone.
Back in his rose-oil scented tent, Aleius's eyes were busy scrutinizing the maps when he heard a husky voice from outside.
"Permission to enter, your grace."
"Granted. Come in Garrett."
A strapping older man entered, his dark tanned skin shimmered with sweat in the candlelight. He was bald and wore a close cropped goatee. And at the moment, he looked quite excited.
"We got one of them who done in Gaius sir! Your grace, I mean. We got 'em on a post, waitin'. We ain't got much from him yet, but we know you will."
"Yes si– Your grace?"
"How do you know he was one of the assassins who killed my brother?"
"Well your grace, he matched the description one of them dockhands gave. Oh, and he was holdin' this." He handed a small pin over to Aleius, who turned it over slowly in his hands. A small brass disk no larger than a coin, it had inside it a bearded lynx's face with glittering topaz eyes.
"A lynx? So the order is real then..."
"Strangest thing, your grace, is that he asked for you. By name. Said you'd be able to get it all sorted. Dunno why he thought that." Garrett chuckled a bit to himself, then said "Maybe he don't know you're Gaius's brother."
"Hrm, yes, maybe that's it. Well take me to him. Oh. And Garrett?"
"Yes, your grace?"
"What was his name? The assassin."
"I see," Aleius said, fingers running through his beard, twirling it into an ever tighter knot.
As it happened, on a night two years prior Aleius had been on his way to meet a man named Balen at his pub called The Mudder's Mug. His breath formed a fine mist as Aleius hustled through the Lower Third District; he tromped through the snow lit only by the waxing moon. Clad in his black doublet and matching cloak, he hurried down the sparsely lit alley beside the Mug, carrying on with as much secrecy as a gangly giant can muster. Aleius rapped thrice on the heavy wooden door and rubbed his hands together while he waited for Balen to open up. A few seconds later the door opened a crack and an outlandishly wide eye peeked out of the gap.
"Ah, it'll be you then, won't it? Come in, come in. Hurry up then," the owner of the eye said.
"Yes, it's me. Who else would it be at this time of night?" Aleius asked whilst crouching through door. He was greeted by Balen, the owner of the establishment. A short thickset man in his early fifties, Balen wore his wispy salt-and-pepper hair loose with a thick ashen beard rounding out his ragamuffin look. He wore now a stained grey overcoat pulled over a well-worn leather vest with some pants there were so threadbare it was ponderous how they remained together at all. "You expecting company that I'm not Balen?"
"Oh come now, never can be too careful when you're plannin' what we is. Let's get us down to the basement then," Balen said while fastening the heavy iron bolt on the door behind Aleius. They stood now in the back room of the Mudder's Mug, a ramshackle affair that served pisswater to the downtrodden folks who lived in the Lower Third District. A looming wooden fire hazard, the Mug was largely made of rotting and rotten wood with hay strewn about the floor and stacks of barrels twenty feet high lining every wall. The air was heavy with that scent that can only be created by the unique combination of stale beer, piss, and rat shit, and Aleius found himself wishing himself back in his comfortable room with his scented candles and toast.
Balen hurried him to a small patch of hay behind some barrels of low-grade ale and pushed the hay aside revealing a small wooden trapdoor. The door gave a small creak as he tilted it open, and Balen waited awkwardly whilst Aleius contorted his ungainly body through the hatch and down the rusted iron ladder.
Once the men were settled in the basement proper, Balen lit the torches in the sconces along the mossy stone walls, revealing a basement that was somehow worse, even more ramshackle, than the dive bar above would have hinted at. The ceiling could not have been more than five feet high so Aleius was hunched almost in half and had to totter around in an uncomfortable shuffle to move about. They sat at the squat wooden table in the center of the room and Balen produced a few dusty rolls of parchment from his overcoat. He unfurled them on the table, placing a mug here and an ink pot there to keep them flat.
"Here's the info we's got from our man. Gaius is set to return three evenings hence, and get this! The bloody idiot left Veronica in the newlands! And his Pewter Guard wit' her! The fool's coming by hisself with only a skeleton crew!" Balen laughed wheezily as he pointed to some shipping logs showing that Gaius would be returning with some 20 less people than he left with. "He'll be easy pickins if I do say so meself."
"He left Veronica overseas?" A scowl appeared on his face that disappeared before you could be sure it was ever there at all. He ringed his beard round his fingers and looked at the documents through furrowed brow.
"A-a-and his Pewter Guard too!" Balen repeated, pointing again to the shipping logs.
"This news is...is unexpected. All to the good though, I suppose. Our job should be considerably easier without the guard there, and I treasured not the idea of putting some of them to the sword. They're good men, they'll be useful to me later on," he said. Aleius rocked back in his decaying wooden chair, staring at the ceiling as if studying its leaky crevices would help him process what he had just heard. "So our plans are otherwise unchanged then?"
"Yessir, I filched this here invoice off some fool magistrate, come down here for one of Alvina's girls. Says here they be set to dock at the Eastern Port. My man aboard will be sendin' us a pigeon when they's close. The info we got says they should be landing sometime around dawn."
"Good. The rest of Lynxes are ready then? Malus and Edward confirmed as much after court. I haven't heard from Prim or Thalik."
"Aye, they're ready."
"Good. As you know we won't be able to be seen together for some time after the deed is done."
"And me spot? In the court, I mean. And the fancy room with the handmaids? Them kind who do whatever ya say?"
Aleius let out a frustrated sigh, then said, "Yes, yes. You know I wish your heart were all the way in this Balen. But nobody's better than you at culling information, I suppose, so I guess I'm stuck with you. But yes, once I'm Emperor I'll make sure you get your reward Balen." He stood to leave, banging his head on the stone ceiling. He let a string of curses under his breath and hobbled over to the ladder with his hand furiously rubbing his skull.
"Aleius!" Balen whispered excitedly. Aleius turned around and stared at him, waiting for him to speak. "The Lynx hunts the foul under cloak of night," he said putting his hand over the polished bronze pin.
"Oh for fuck's sake," Aleius muttered and ascended the ladder.
Aleius's red silk cape whoosed in the wind as Garrett led him through the sprawling military encampment. A few hundred tents were set up in the dry dirt of Acaelian lowlands, surrounded by a hand-dug moat lined with sharpened wooden stakes. Aleius's tent was a massive thing made of a deep scarlet cloth that sat squat at the end of the camp. Garret and Aleius marched past the rows of common soldiers' white cloth tents dwelled to the pit where the prisoners were kept. The prison, if it could be called that, was little more than an encirclement of pointed wooden posts monitored by a couple of guards. There hadn't been a prisoner in weeks, so the guards had largely taken to playing cards between naps.
It was anything but unattended now, with throngs of soldiers crowded around the prison pit, taking a break from their otherwise boring days to catch a glimpse of a mythical member of the Order of the Lynx. As Garrett and Aleius approached, Aleius saw Balen hanging from bound wrists off of a tall pole, with his feet dangling a few inches from the ground. He was clad in a tattered black cloak whose hood was pulled back and, if Balen had looked a bit crazed before, he now crossed the border into complete madman. His unkempt hair flailed about as he kicked about madly, trying in vain to free himself from his rope bonds.
The men hurled insults at their would-be assassin barkeep with increasing ire, but they grew silent as Aleius entered the pit. Balen also calmed himself and hung quietly from the pole, staring at Aleius with wide eyes. His mouth worked wordlessly, his face deep in concentration as he chose what to say. Aleius stood ten paces from the dangling assassin, silent as a gargoyle and with a strangely placid expression carved upon his face. His fingers worked through his beard slowly, contorting it this way and that but elsewise he was as still as a statue.
"Aleius, ol' friend! Quite a bind we've found ourselves in now, huh?" Balen laughed nervously as Aleius stared on; calm as a lake on a windless day. "Please, let me down. We can talk this over." His eyes pleaded with Aleius. No response. "I always been a friend to ya.Always. Lemme down!" Balen was getting excited now, wide eyed alarm plain upon his face. Aleius twisted his beard into a tight coil, then let it spring back. "The Order ain't none too happy with you. After all we done for you. After we done in G---"
Aleius dashed forward in a bounding gate and planted his long dagger deep in Balen's throat, almost to the hilt. Balen continued to babble on as if oblivious to the dagger pressing against his spine and the blood bubbling out his mouth. The only sound he could make was this horrific gasping sound, like his voice was scraping the cold steel of Death's sickle and expiring as it left his lips. Wide eyed he struggled on, pumping his legs and wrenching his body violently, making the awful gasping noise incessantly. He wheezed and sputtered with increasing intensity as his pleading eyes made contact with Aleius's.
Aleius yanked the blade free. Balen's body fell limp, swinging slowly on the pole as blood poured down chest to pool at the base of the pole. The soldiers stared on in silence, trying to work out what they'd just seen. A perverse silence settled over the camp. A strange, overpowering silence that seemed to occlude even the ambient chirpings of the birds and the crackling of the fires. A suffocating, utter silence.
Aleius cleared his throat.
"Garrett, bring the body to my tent. Oh. And no visitors."
Author: Kyle "Billus" Kusch


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A fisherman's stew made with fish, shrimp, mussels, octopus, chicha de jora & a blend of peruvian spices. It has a rich & complex flavor.
Mixed seafood soup with octopus, shrimp, mussels, squid, aji de panca sun dried chili, onions, tomatoes, cooked with inca corn beer.
Creamed shrimp soup cooked with a blend of spices, salsa madre fish broth
Sopa a la Minuta: Beef broth with eggs, angel hair pasta & green onions. SOPA A LA Criolla: Creamed beef, aderezo peruano onions, garlic, olive oil, ají de panca sun dried red chili, angel hair pasta, eggs, tomatoes & onions.
Deep-fried breaded tender calamari seasoned in mixture of spices such as siyao soy sauce. Accompanied by salsa criolla onion salad corn & fried yucca.
Deep-fried breaded calamari, shrimp & fish seasoned in a mixture of spices such as siyao soy sauce. Accompanied by salsa criolla onion salad, corn & fried yucca.
Deep fried strips of tilapia fillet marinated in garlic & siyao soy sauce. Accompanied by salsa criolla, corn & fried yucca.
Fried breaded jumbo shrimp marinated in garlic & siyao soy sauce. Served with a house salad, rice or homemade french fries.
Deep fried fillet of tilapia served with a combination of seafood that is sauteed with parmesan cheese and shrimp sauce. Accompanied by steamed rice.
A dish found on every street in peru. Tilapia lightly seasoned in garlic, breaded & fried. Served with fresh green salad, steamed rice or fries
steamed jumbo shrimp cooked in shrimp bisque, white wine & onions. served with steamed rice & slices of potato.
Tilapia fillet, marinated in chef don lucas signature sauce, steamed with tomatoes & onions with a touch of wine. served with rice & boiled potato.
Chef don lucas signature steamed seafood combination cooked in vino blanco white wine onions & tomato base. Served with steamed rice & potatoes.
Delicious shrimp, octopus, calamari, and mussels served with seasoned rice. Similar to paella or jambalaya.
sauteed fettuccine with jumbo shrimps, onions & tomatoes. Cooked with siyao
Mushrooms & fettuccini sauteed in virgin olive oil, garlic & sweet red peppers.
Peruvian style sauteed fettuccine in a homemade pesto sauce, made with albahaca
Sauteed mushrooms, broccoli, carrots, red onions, and sweet red peppers. Served with steamed or fried yucca.
Peruvian-chinese style fried rice tossed with sautéed mushrooms, eggs & green onions. Cooked with soy sauce.
Lima style sauteed lean beef, tomatoes and onions on a mountain of homemade fries. Served with steamed rice.
Boneless chicken breast sautéed with tomatoes, onions, garlic, chopped parsley & spices. Served with homemade fries & steamed rice.
Northern peruvian dish. Beef or chicken stew cooked with tomatoes, raisins, potatoes, green peas & red wine. Accompanied by white rice.
Beef cooked with chicha de jora inca corn beer, green peas, ají especial sundried red chili. Accompanied by rice & frijoles canarios cooked with bacon.
Lamb cooked with chicha de jora inca beer, green peas, ají especial sun-dried red chili. Accompanied by white rice & frijoles canarios cooked with bacon
Breast of chicken cooked with walnut, ají panca sun dried chili, milk & cheeses. Accompanied by steamed rice.
Grilled steak with steamed devil potatoes served with huancaína chesse & yellow pepper cream sauce. Accompanied by white rice.
Breast of chicken, rice, cilantro, green peas cooked in inca corn beer.
Grilled steak topped with sauteed tomatoes, cilantro, siyao, vinegar & onions. Accompanied by steamed white rice.
A favorite of peruvian farmers. Breaded steak accompanied by white rice & homemade french fries.
Fettuccine sauteed with beef or chicken, tomatoes, & siyao soy sauce.
Fettuccine in albahaca pesto sauce with grilled or breaded steak.
Peruvian-chinese style fried rice with beef or chicken breast, eggs & green onions. Cooked with soy sauce, garlic & onions.
Filet mignon cooked on the grill topped with sauteed mushrooms in a red wine sauce. Served with mashed potatoes and fresh vegetables.
Ay Ay picante's signature surf and turf. Filet mignon with mushrooms, shrimp and calamari sauteed in a seafood sauce. Served with mashed potatoes and fresh vegetables.
Sirloin steak cooked on the grill, seasoned with mild peruvian spices served with a choice of fried potatoes, rice or salad.
Grilled chicken breast with sauteed mushrooms and olive oil. Served with steamed rice.
Based on the style of cooking from the spanish basque region, the tilapia is slightly seared and slighty sweet. It is then topped with sauteed onions, mushrooms and peppers in olive oil, red wine sauce. Served with mashed potatoes and fresh vegetables.
Skewers of seasoned fresh tilapia, large shrimp, onions and sweet red peppers cooked on the grill. Accompanied by steamed rice and special shrimp sauce
Fresh seafood combo sautéed in white wine and shrimp sauce. Served with steamed rice.
Casserole of seafood, diced potatoes, and green peas cooked with a blend of ground mild peruvian spices & herbs. Served with side order of steamed rice.
Shrimp, octopus, squid & mushroom cooked in a white wine & olive oil sauce. Served with steamed rice.
Fresh shrimp and fettuccini sauteed in olive oil, white wine, garlic and sweet red peppers.
Made green chili pepper hot sauce.
Fried plantains
Fresh whole avocado
Homemade french fries.
Thinly sliced red onions. Marinated in lime juice & olive oil.
Steamed white rice.
Sauteed in olive oil mushrooms.
Fried yucca. Has a taste similar to potato
Mashed Potatoe
Imported peruvian canary beans cooked with bacon, garlic & onions.
Classic peruvian soda with bubble gum flavor
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Picture this. An Army barracks one Saturday night in March 2002; at about 9.30pm, a shot rings out somewhere near the fence to the officers' mess compound; after a moment of uncertainty, barked orders fill the air; there's a flurry of movement, and torch beams slice the darkness. The cry is heard: "Man down!"
Picture this. An Army barracks one Saturday night in March 2002; at about 9.30pm, a shot rings out somewhere near the fence to the officers' mess compound; after a moment of uncertainty, barked orders fill the air; there's a flurry of movement, and torch beams slice the darkness. The cry is heard: "Man down!"
Stretched out on the grass is James Collinson, a 17-year-old private from that night's guard patrol. A rifle lies across his chest; he has a bullet wound in his chin and the top of his head has been blown off. Blood and brains smear the ground. It is a dreadful sight. But some of those present - a few breathless, wide-eyed young recruits, a non-commissioned officer and perhaps a junior officer - know something that makes it even more alarming. Six months earlier, another 17-year-old private was discovered 100 yards from here, also shot through the head during a night patrol. It is only four days since the local coroner returned an open verdict on that death, stating: "I do not find that he took his own life."
So what are they thinking as they look down at this second corpse? And, as word spreads through the camp, what thought must surely go through the minds of everybody, right up to the commanding officer? This: "Is it really a suicide? After the uncertainties in the previous case, we need to make certain there's nothing suspicious here. There has to be a very thorough investigation."
That, surely, would be the reaction of any reasonable, concerned person. All the more so when you add a further detail: under Army rules, Pte Collinson was too young to be on his own with a firearm - so when he began his guard duty that night, he had been armed only with a torch.
In the interests of the young man's family, of his comrades, of the regiment, and of peace of mind and law and order, the circumstances demanded the fullest and most thorough police inquiry.
So what happened? The exact nature of the investigation that was actually carried out remains obscured by official secrecy, but the Collinson family, their lawyers and their advisers are convinced of one thing: it was not full and thorough.
Most of us know the essentials in the investigation of violent deaths, even if we've only picked them up from Inspector Morse or Silent Witness: the death scene is secured, photographed and painstakingly searched; the body and weapon are examined by specialists; all possible witnesses are traced; those closest to the deceased are interviewed; and so on.
Here is what the family's MP, Annabelle Ewing, told the House of Commons about the Collinson case: "There was no proper forensic post-mortem, no photographs were taken [at the scene] and fingerprints were not lifted from the gun. The scene was not secured, and witness statements conflicted with the two photographs that were taken of James's body on the night. Some 160 wedding guests who were at Deepcut base that night for a function were not automatically interviewed."
That wasn't all. No one noticed at the time that Collinson's jaw was broken. Detectives took no steps to interview his mother, even though she saw him hours before he died and could testify to his state of mind. And, if the death scene was searched, the searchers somehow missed his cap badge, which turned up by chance months later.
It all begins to sound like the botched Stephen Lawrence murder investigation of 1993. So we should hardly be surprised that, two and a half years after James Collinson's death, no one knows whether he took his own life. There isn't enough evidence to be sure.
Collinson's father, also James, doesn't believe it was suicide. His son, he insists, was not depressed or anxious, but happy, full of pride at being a soldier and making plans for his future. Of what happened after his son's death, Collinson says: "It's like the Keystone cops. There was a blatant lack of care, a blatant lack of respect. There was no real investigation at all."
The Government wants the Deepcut scandal to go away. It would like us to think that the deaths of four young soldiers at the Surrey barracks between 1995 and 2002 were probably suicides, and that the families are merely in denial. This summer, in a series of statements and parliamentary answers, the Prime Minister, Tony Blair, the Defence Secretary, Geoff Hoon, and the Armed Forces Minister, Adam Ingram, rejected calls for a public inquiry. It was a false alarm, they implied; the story was over.
But they are wrong. Several important acts of this drama have still to be played out and - even though it seems that the barracks itself may be closed to save money - the name Deepcut is destined to return to the headlines many more times.
James Collinson's inquest has yet to take place. It could come this autumn, and there will be at least two furthercourt proceedings. A police reinvestigation of the deaths is itself being reviewed by another force. As a result of the scandal, a parliamentary committee has begun examining the Army's handling of young recruits. And the bereaved families, with support from more than 200 MPs and from Amnesty International, are still demanding a public inquiry.
All of which reflects another truth that ministers and the Army seem eager to obscure, a truth that the events following Pte Collinson's death underline - this is about something bigger than whether four young soldiers really killed themselves (although that question remains central). The families and their lawyers believe that the available evidence shows that the authorities - Army, police, government - repeatedly failed in their duties, not only in their handling of these deaths but also in many other ways, over a lengthy period. And yet, as far as is known, not a single officer or official has been disciplined for this.
They argue also that these failures have been compounded by official defensiveness and denial, and by an extreme reluctance to be open about what has gone on. Minimum disclosure, both to the families and the public, has been the rule.
The result is a long list of unanswered questions. In the Collinson case, for example, no one has explained why an investigation that should have been, in the circumstances, nothing less than textbook perfect appears to have been rather less than that. Who made the decisions that led to the shortcomings? Did they have appropriate expertise and resources? Was there incompetence or negligence?
To take a specific point: the Collinsons have been told that their son borrowed a gun from a colleague, and that this was common. "We don't know what these young lads get up to out there on their own," is how they say one officer put it. If that is what occurred, then why - in a camp where another 17-year-old had recently been found shot - was it allowed to happen? What had been done to prevent it? Who was responsible for policy on this matter in the Army - and in the camp?
And this is just one aspect of one case in the tangled story of Deepcut barracks. The basic facts are well known: four privates - Sean Benton, 20; Cheryl James, 18; and Geoff Gray and James Collinson, both 17 - died from gunshot wounds at the Surrey headquarters of the Royal Logistics Corps, the first two in 1995 and the last two in 2001 and 2002.
In each case, the Army was quick to say that it had been suicide, and though the parents had doubts, there didn't seem to be much they could do about it. Importantly, all four families believed theirs was the only such case - until March 2002.
That month, Pte Gray's parents attended their son's inquest, and were astonished by what they found. There was no jury, they were not allowed an adjournment to get legal representation and the whole affair was over in a couple of hours. Also, although the evidence showed that their son had been shot twice in the head, with each shot sufficient to end his life, no expert witness was produced to explain how this was possible.
A statement from another soldier suggested that Gray may not have died at the spot where he was found. Corporal Craig Filmer, second in command of the guard on that night, said the body was eventually discovered at a location that had already been searched three times after shots had been heard, and that he and other soldiers also heard suspicious movements in the area.
Shocked, the Grays had just begun writing to MPs to alert them to these facts when they heard - by chance, through a friend - of Collinson's death. They made contact, and found the Collinsons equally full of doubts about their son's supposed suicide. It took a few more weeks to discover that there had been two more gunshot deaths at the base in 1995, a connection made by television researchers following up the story.
Deepcut was suddenly national news. Public concern grew as evidence emerged pointing to bullying and sexual harassment at the base, which appeared to have been used as a dump for young soldiers awaiting postings. And the concern increased when details of some of the earlier investigations leaked out.
In Gray's case, the clothes he was wearing when he died were destroyed - on the grounds, apparently, that the bloodstains made them hazardous to health. Before the gun found by his body could be properly examined it was returned to stores, where it could not be identified among dozens of others. Key documents were shredded. It did not take a conspiratorial mind to consider that these were matters in need of closer scrutiny, or to conclude that the military police were not the right people to carry it out.
By the summer of 2002, therefore, the civilian Surrey Police were looking into all four deaths, and government ministers, rattled by the public outcry, were insisting that the problem was in good hands.
Over the next 15 months, Surrey Police interviewed 900 witnesses and took more than 1,500 evidential statements. In September 2003, they completed a report more than 2,500 pages long. A press release said that "no evidence has come to light so far to indicate any prospect of a prosecution directly related to these deaths," but gave no further details.
At this point, something remarkable happened. The report itself was not made public, nor was any substantive summary released. This key document, said by its police authors to throw "significant new light" on the deaths, was not even shown to the dead soldiers' families, who received briefings but are far from satisfied.
So, while the Prime Minister himself hailed a "very detailed" piece of police work as proof that further inquiries would be a waste of time and money, what really happened was that the affair was given a new layer of obscurity. An investigation set up to put the public's mind at rest became, in effect, an official secret - and the unanswered questions remained unanswered.
The families and their lawyers were outraged. "It is a grossly unsatisfactory position," said William Bache, solicitor for the Benton and James families. "It's all very well saying that there has been a wonderful police investigation, but the families have not been shown the results. The very people who ought to be the beneficiaries of all that effort are being prevented from seeing the report."
Bache said also that what extra information the families picked up only heightened their concerns. The James family learnt that fragments of the bullet that killed their daughter Cheryl - important * * evidence, by any measure - were retrieved at post-mortem examination but later disappeared. In the case of Sean Benton, who died from five bullets to the chest, his shirt was taken away and washed. "I have many years of experience in dealing with the Royal Military Police," said Bache, "and I have never, ever come across anyone washing an exhibit with blood on it."
Lembit Opik, the Liberal Democrat MP, whose constituents include the parents of Cheryl James, has demanded that the Surrey Police report be published immediately. He said it was a test for ministers: "Either there is nothing wrong, in which case they have no need to be so secretive: or there is something wrong, in which case they need to be frank and open.
"Put it another way: if they are perfectly comfortable that the Surrey report covers everything and answers every question, then let them show it to us." He added, however: "All the signs are that it does not." And this is another problem.
Since 2002, the families have been unhappy with aspects of the Surrey Police's handling of the case, arguing in essence that the force, like the Army, approached the deaths with the mindset that they were suicides; and that it remained too close to the Army as it investigated. The families doubt that the report is complete or conclusive.
The Surrey force, which does not accept these suggestions, brought in the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary to carry out a review of what it had done. It is clear that a detailed examination is under way, due to be completed in September. Will this report be made public? A Surrey spokesman said: "The Devon and Cornwall review will not be published, as it is an internal review commissioned by and for Surrey Police as an audit of our investigation. We will, however, be sharing its findings with the families." This sounds like a similar procedure to that adopted with the original report.
The Deepcut controversy is now moving into a new phase, in the courts. The first legal tussle will be the inquest into James Collinson's death, which has yet to be held - two and a half years after the event. There is no more vivid measure of how far matters have changed than a comparison between this and the inquest into the death of Geoff Gray in March 2002. On that occasion, the proceedings took place in a small coroner's court with no jury. There were barely 20 people present, including a couple of local reporters, the court staff and the witnesses. It was over in an afternoon.
For the Collinson inquest, scheduled for this autumn (a date has yet to be set), the coroner's staff are expected to take over a whole conference centre to accommodate a case likely to last two to three weeks. There will be a jury, a large media presence and teams of solicitors and barristers representing the Collinson family, Surrey Police, the Army, the Ministry of Defence and one or two individual officers. Presiding will be Michael Burgess, already in the public eye as the coroner responsible for the inquests into the deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed.
However, it will be a limited procedure, addressing the usual coroner's questions of who has died, when and how. Only the Collinson death is likely to be discussed in any detail, and examination of such matters as the management of the camp or the quality of the investigation will be curtailed.
One issue that has already surfaced is that Surrey report. That was presented to Michael Burgess, the Surrey Coroner, last September, and it is he, technically, who still holds the key to it. The Collinson family's solicitor, Girish Thanki, therefore applied to the Surrey Coroner for the relevant sections so that he could have the information necessary to represent his clients.
Surrey Police objected on the grounds that witness statements contained in the report could not be released without the permission of those who had given them. According to Thanki, he and his clients were offered the chance to read part of the report provided that they guaranteed to share it with no unauthorised person. This means, for example, that they could not seek expert opinions unless the experts were approved by the very police force whose findings they might be questioning. Thanki and his clients are unhappy with these terms, and a negotiation is under way.
Whatever verdict the Collinson jury reaches, one inquest will not have the scope to answer all the questions about all the deaths. So the families' lawyers are opening up other fronts. They are applying to the Attorney General for the inquests into the Gray, James and Benton deaths to be re-opened, a request that may end up being argued in the courts. They describe these earlier proceedings as having been "perfunctory". Open verdicts were recorded in the cases of Gray and James, while Benton's death was recorded as suicide.
The families' lawyers are also likely to go to court in an attempt to force the Defence Secretary to hold a public inquiry. The precedent for this is the case of Zahid Mubarek, the young man killed at Feltham Young Offender Institution after being put into a cell with a known violent racist. The Home Office initially refused to hold an inquiry, but Mubarek's family challenged the decision in the courts. Their case was upheld in the House of Lords last year, and the inquiry opened in May.
In that case, the Lords ruled that the state had a duty to investigate publicly the death of a prisoner in its care when there was a chance that death was caused by official failures. On behalf of the Gray and Collinson families, Thanki and colleagues are working on a case contending that the state has similar duties towards soldiers in its care. Bache, for the Benton and James families, plans a similar initiative.
As with the Collinson inquest, the issue of disclosure of the Surrey report is central to all these proceedings. Without it, the families and their lawyers believe they are operating in the dark. Even if that report proves to be flawed, as they suspect, it remains the principal repository of data about these deaths, from forensic reports and contemporaneous documentation to witness statements and analysis - all grist to the mill of legal action.
Almost a year after the report was completed, Surrey Police now hold out a glimmer of hope, saying that they plan eventually to disclose the information the report contains to all four families. There are important caveats: no time frame has been given, and they insist that release is conditional on the consent of those who assisted the investigation.
The families' lawyers welcome this, but have important concerns. "It seems that if anybody says 'no' we will not see their evidence, which is hardly satisfactory," Bache says. "The police may have relied on that evidence, but we'll have no way of knowing how good or bad it was." Thanki agrees: "We need unrestricted access if we are to be able to present our cases effectively. My clients need to be in full possession of the facts."
Meanwhile, in the House of Commons, another process is under way. The Select Committee on Defence has begun an inquiry into the issue of how the Army as a whole discharges its duty of care towards young soldiers. It has already heard some striking testimony. The inquiry was prompted by the one outcome of the Surrey Police investigation that has seen the light of day: after completing its report on the Deepcut deaths, the Surrey force published some supplementary findings in relation to the management of Deepcut between 1995 and 2002. Young recruits, it found, were often underemployed and undersupervised, and little attention was paid to their welfare. Worse still, though year after year reports and complaints were written about the need to address this, very little was done.
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Haes, for example, wrote a report early in 2001 warning that "the current situation is tenable only so long as there is no major incident or complaint". His recommendations were shelved. In evidence to the committee of MPs, Haes (now retired) spoke recently of a "reluctance to address the difficulties and put resources into it". This raises another question about Deepcut, one that could be put to those individual officers who were reluctant to make changes: if the Haes report had been acted upon, might Gray and Collinson still be alive?
No, Deepcut isn't over, and that is hardly surprising. Viewed from the outside - which is how we have to view it, given the limited public knowledge - the affair remains an enigma. The trickle of details (the broken jaw nobody noticed, the burnt clothes, the lost bullet, the neglected reports, the stories of bullying) raise understandable public concerns about incompetence and negligence - or worse - and the surly official response has only served to increase those concerns.
Between the families and the authorities, meanwhile, trust has broken down. By now, the parents have difficulty taking anything that the police, the Army or the Government tell them at face value. That is why they want an independent inquiry.
The questions are certainly important. How did these soldiers die? Was there bullying and neglect? How were the investigations conducted? Were the police too close to the Army? Was Deepcut properly managed? Have mistakes, or worse, been made and covered up? Who takes responsibility?
In other cases of serious public concern - Stephen Lawrence, Victoria Climbié and Soham among them - there have been independent inquiries. The facts have been disclosed, the key players publicly questioned and conclusions drawn.
In this instance, however, the Government - which itself does not appear to be implicated - has refused to take that course and so, instead, has chosen to face a long and bruising battle in the courts, in Parliament and in the media. It is as mysterious as everything else about Deepcut.Reuse content


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Play ball! Davis Musical Theatre Company presents the classic baseball-themed musical comedy Damn Yankees. A passionate Washington Senators fan sells his soul to the Devil in order to be transformed into a star outfielder who can lead his beloved team to a victory against those damn Yankees. Based on the novel The Year the Yankees Lost The Pennant and featuring music and lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, Damn Yankees features such hit songs as "Heart," "Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets" and "Shoeless Joe From Hannibal Mo."
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In 1996, an original rock musical by a little-known composer opened on Broadway… and forever changed the landscape of American theatre. Two decades later, Jonathan Larson's RENT continues to speak loudly and defiantly to audiences across generations and all over the world. And now, this Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award®-winning masterpiece returns to the stage in a vibrant 20th anniversary touring production. A re-imagining of Puccini's La Bohème, RENT follows an unforgettable year in the lives of seven artists struggling to follow their dreams without selling out. With its inspiring message of joy and hope in the face of fear, this timeless celebration of friendship and creativity reminds us to measure our lives with the only thing that truly matters—love.
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Drew Bledsoe was officially the last TTM autograph I received in 1995, until I started collecting again in 2010- a period of some 15 years. The overall #1 pick of the 1993 draft, and first choice of then coach Bill Parcells, Bledsoe was a consummate professional and an avid student of the game, with a cannon for an arm. Bledsoe would start immediately, being thrown right into the fire by the Patriots but would respond respectably, winning 5 games his rookie season. It didn't take Bledsoe long, as in 1994 the team would qualify for the playoffs for the first time since 1986. He'd be named to the Pro Bowl and set the NFL record for most pass attempts in a season with a monstrous 691 attempts. He'd lead the team to the Super Bowl in 1997 against the Green Bay Packers and be named the starter for the ProBowl. His consistency would continue, leading his team to numerous playoff appearances and Pro Bowl nominations, but things would change in 2001, when Bledsoe was hit by Jets linebacker Mo Lewis. The catastrophic injury would cause internal bleeding, and Tom Brady would replace him in the lineup and never look back leading the team to SuperBowl victory. Bledsoe was a consummate professional about the whole thing, and never complained about losing his starting job. After discussions with management about what he wanted- Bledsoe was traded to in-division rival Buffalo and played there admirably for 3 seasons, setting the team record for most passing yards in a game. In 2005, Bledsoe signed as a free agent with the Dallas Cowboys and was reunited with his former head coach Bill Parcells. He'd play well there for an additional season, but by this point his mobility had disintegrated to such a point that he was getting brutalized in the pocket. Additional erratic play would emerge and in 2006 he was replaced in the lineup by Tony Romo. He'd retire after that season. Bledsoe's statistical legacy in the NFL is impressive. He'd finish at that time 5th in career attempts and completions, and 7th in yards. Drew since retirement has been active in his community, charitable events and has returned to his college roots in the Walla Walla area, where he owns a small vineyard, (Flying B Vineyards).
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It's a blast from the past as six classic rock legends join forces to put on one incredible show in the Happy Together Tour. This all-star, crowd-pleasing lineup includes The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie, Chuck Negron (formerly of Three Dog Night,) The Association, The Cowsills, The Box Tops, and The Archies' Ron Dante.
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