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Names of veterans sought
ROXBURY TWP. With a dedication of the new veteran's memorial, located at Horse shoe Lake in Succasunna, planned for Veteran's Day on Sunday, Nov. 11, the towns hip is still seeking the names of local veterans for the site. According to former Township Councilman Ed Kirchgessner, a veteran must have been living in Roxbury at the time they enlisted.
'Check Out Hunger' at area ShopRite
ROXBURY TWP. Ronetco Supermarkets, Inc., is inviting its ShopRite customers and associates to once again help "Check Out Hunger" in New Jersey. The funds raised are donated to the Community Food Bank of New Jersey. The campaign will begin this week and will run through December. Customers may selected, at each Ronetco ShopRite, including the Succasunna store, vouchers in varying amounts from $1 to $5, which will be scanned and the amount added to his/her order. The regional food banks are dependent on the money raised through this program to help out the larger number of requests for food that occur during the holidays and winter months. Hungry children, seniors and adults seek help from the 1 ,500 non-profit organizations in New Jersey who benefit from "Check Out Hunger. " Last year, Ronetco's customers and associates in six ShopRite stores collectively donated $12,702 to the "Check Out Hunger" Campaign.
Mount Arlington lists honor roll
MOUNT ARLINGTON The Mount Arlington School has listed its honor roll students f or the first marking period of the 2001-2002 school year. Those reaching the high honor roll have received grades of all "A's". Thos e reaching the honor roll have received all "A's" and "B's." High Honor Roll: Jessica Accordino, Kaitlin Acquavella, Justin Forik, Denise Jaque, Alyssa Maslen, Megan Kelly, Samantha McKay, Ashley Murgittroyd, Luis Garcia, Gabrielle Horvath, Megan Kaufman, Mimi Luu, Danielle Martini, Melissa Cryan , Elizabeth Davenport, Mark DeLillo, James Gibbons, Dara Gruber, Nicholas Martin , Kevin Chaney, Dara Colasurdo, Megan Davenport, Teresa Gruchacz, Caitlyn Hoskins, Joseph Juzwin, Tim Keown, Jordan Richman and Vikram Sabarwal. Honor Roll: Christina Balinski, Kate Carney, Taylor Cross, Natasha DeGraw, A manda Dunphy, Jessica Granzen, Brian Hehir, Kasara Hoskins, Soojung Lee, Thomas Milicia, Katelyn Montan, David Recasino, Ashlee Rogalsky, Shaun Silver, Caitlyn Song, Joseph Wehmeyer, Gregory Biondo, Shawn Cryan, Sophie Guderian, Jessica Manley, Ada Wong, Daniel Balinski, Timothy Connors, Paulette Leonard, Christina Luzzi, Kathy Peng, Albert Rigosi and Amanda Ader.
Chamber of Commerce to present awards at holiday event
ROXBURY TWP. Kevin McCardle will bring live entertainment to the holiday awards celebration of the Roxbury Area Chamber of Commerce from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 11 at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, Continental Drive, International Trade Center, Mount Olive Township. McCardle of Morris Security Locksmiths is both a chamber member and an accomplished musician. The annual event features awards to the chamber's Business Per son of the Year and businesses who have made efforts in beautification. An installation of 2002 officers and newly elected trustees will also be held.
Roxbury Library plans its winter programs
ROXBURY TWP. The Roxbury Public Library, located at 103 Main St., Succasunna, will welcome winter with two special programs. "Storytime With Santa and Miss Liz" will be on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 11 and 18. This will take place at the Ledgewood Mall in Succasunna and is open to kids of all ages. "Folk Fortune" will be presented by Tara Johnston, a senior Girl Scout, as part of her Gold Award project. It involves songs, stories and crafts centered around children's folktales. This program will take place at the library on Saturdays, beginning at 11 a.m. o n Dec. 15. It is open to children ages 2- 6. For more information, call Liz Sann at (973) 584-2400.
Historical Society plans Saltbox soup supper
ROXBURY TWP. The Roxbury Township Historical Society and the Roxbury Rotary Club are inviting members of the public to start the holiday season by joining the m for a saltbox soup supper and open house on Friday, Dec. 7. The event will run from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. It will take place at the Silas Riggs Saltbox House and King Store, 211 and 213 Main St., Ledgewood. The Saltbox House, which is pre- Revolutionary in design and construction, was once the home of Silas Riggs, an elder of the First Presbyterian Church. A tanner by trade, he was also instrumental in the construction of the Morris Canal. The King Store Museum was a bustling store and post office along the Morris Canal route, which has largely been restored to its original condition by the Roxbury Rotary Club. Both are on the National and State Registers of Historic Places. All are invited to come and enjoy homemade soups and cornbread baked on the hearth of the keeping room of the Saltbox House, followed by delicious desserts and beverages. Eat in a candle lit atmosphere amid carols and a visit by a Victorian Santa Claus.
Visit the King Store, where one can buy holiday baked goods. Admission is free. Supper is $7 for adults and $3 for children.
Roxbury High School names Bloustein Scholars
ROXBURY TWP. Roxbury High School has named its students who have been selected as Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholars for the 2002-2003 academic year. Those students include: Arthur Adams, Megan Balaisius, Melinda Chen, Lisa Coiro, Darren Goodman, Dana Hastings, Jacquelyn Hehir, Barbara Litzinger, Christopher Mercadante, Shannon Muka, Kavita Patel, Lisa Quinn, Mallory Rowe, Kimberly Russo, Danielle Salerno, Emily Salvesen, Stacy Schwartz and Steven Slaff. Students selected as Bloustein Distinguished Scholars placed in the top 10 percent of their classes and have a minimum combined SAT score of 1260, or are ranked first, second or third in their class, as of the end of their junior year. Nearly 4,600 Distinguished Scholars received award offers for the coming academic year. For these scholars, the average SAT verbal score is 662 and the average SAT math score is 689.
Distinguished Scholars are offered an annual award of $1,000 without regard to financial need.
Library to display organettes
ROXBURY TWP. Organettes are small, hand-cranked instruments that produce sound by either air pressure or vacuum through the action of organ reeds. They are normally found as small, tabletop instruments with a range of one o r two octaves and were generally made for indoor use. Cheap to manufacture, and with a wide range of tunes, they were popular entertainment items for the home in the late Victorian era. They were manufactured in Europe and in America between the years of 1870 and 1915. A variety of antique organettes will be on display at the Roxbury Public Library, located at 103 Main St., Succasunna, during the month of January. The display will be in the exhibit case in the main lobby. The display is presented by local area collectors Bill and Carolee Wineburgh. For more information, call (973) 584-2400.
Paul Nusbaum to be honored by chamber
ROXBURY TWP. Succasunna attorney Paul Nusbaum has been selected as the recipient of the "Business Person of the Year" award by the Roxbury Area Chamber of Commerce. Nusbaum will be honored at the annual holiday awards dinner, to be held from 7 to 11 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, Continental Drive, International Trade Center, Mount Olive Township. Nusbaum serves as counsel for the Dover Community Clinic and serves on the Board of Trustees of the Newton Country Club. A graduate of New York University and Rutgers Law School, Nusbaum became a m ember of the New Jersey Bar in 1952 and was admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court in 1963. He came to Roxbury Township in 1962, and created the law firm of Nusbaum, Stein, Goldstein, Bronstein and Kron, located at 20 Commerce Blvd. Also, Bassett Furniture, located on Route 46 in Ledgewood, will receive a chamber beautification award. The installation of the chamber's 2002 officers will also be held.
Anyone interested in attending the event can call the chamber office at (973) 770-0740. Tickets are $35 per person.
VFW offers scholarship opportunities
ROXBURY TWP. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2833 and the Ladies Auxiliary of Kenvil are showcasing national scholarship opportunities that are available to Roxbury students, in their display case at the Roxbury Township Public Library, 103 Main St., Succasunna. The Ladies Auxiliary sponsors the "Young American Patriotic Art Award," encouraging high school students to express their patriotism while becoming eligible for funds to further their education. The grand prize is $10,000. Deadline for entry at the Kenvil VFW Ladies Auxiliary is Dec. 15. On the national level, the Ladies Auxiliary presents two $1,000 cash awards to individuals ages 12-15 who have provided outstanding volunteer service to their communities from Jan. 1 to Dec. 1. Students must be U.S. citizens, must be sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary, and must prepare a handwritten statement of 150 words on "Why I am a volunteer." Student deadline for the "Outstanding Young Volunteer of the Year Award" is Dec. 15.
Details of each contest have been brought to the schools and have been presented to student guidance counselors by the VFW's Youth Activities Chairmen, Chris Mederos, Beverly Ponticello, Liz Sann and Ed Kirchgessner.
The library display was designed to give students an idea of the first place entries that won last year's awards. The contest, this year, is designed to afford Roxbury students an outlet to voice, write or draw their feelings following the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center. Commander Harold Mabee and Ladies Auxiliary President Barbara McCormack encourage all local students to enter the con tests. For more information, call (973) 584-2095.
School musical groups are sought to perform
ROXBURY TWP. Ronetco Supermarkets, Inc., which owns and operates several area ShopRite stores, including the stores in Succasunna, Byram Township and Netcong, have invited area schools' choral and/or musical groups to perform in its store s during the month of December. The musical entertainment enhances the festive season for Ronetco ShopRite customers, who tell store managers they look forward to the performances. Groups may perform during the school day, after school hours, evenings and also on weekends. Arrangements can be made for chairs and/ or electrical outlets. Each store can accommodate varying amounts of students. To sign up for a performance, choral/musical leaders can call Cathie Filomeno, Consumer Affairs Coordinator as soon as possible at (973) 927-8300.


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Gibb River Road by sports car
by Stephen Ford
Back in 1992 I drove the length of the Gibb River Road (Derby to Wyndham) in a 1990 Celica (semi-sports car, low clearance etc). I broke parts of the car - the car alarm had to be replaced, the fuel filter clogged with dust, and the automatic aerial snapped INSIDE the body of the car.
The most challenging part was crossing the Drysdale River causeway (I think that's the right name). A long causeway made up huge round boulders. My companion walked in front, guiding my wheels, and physically lifted boulders out of the way.
When I started across there was a Landcruiser in the middle of the causeway. By the time I reached the other side I had caught up with him, but he didn't have the courtesy to let me past. I had to follow him to the Wyndham turnoff because I couldn't overtake safely due to his dust cloud.
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Here's one that I love now that winter is closing in.
Crumble up one pound of hamburger or your favorite cubed beef. Add salt, pepper, and garlic powder, and brown it up.
While it's browning, dice up one large onion, and toss that with the meat. You can also add a chopped carrot, and chopped celery for extra flavor.
When this has all cooked up, and the meat is nice and brown, add your bag of lentils. Then add sufficent water (or beef broth) so that there's at least an inch of water over the top of lentils. Bring to boil, and allow to boil for about an hour and half or until the lentils are soft. You can also boil up some barley or rice, and mix that in with it, or cook it up along with the lentils.
Never tried it with bacon diced into it, but depending on the bacon, it might be pretty good to add some in.
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Nov 9, 2010 at 4:55 UTC
Sounds great, thanks for the recipe!
Nov 9, 2010 at 5:33 UTC
That sounds really, really delicious right now...so hungry...
It's sounds easy, too! Yum!
Nov 10, 2010 at 7:49 UTC
This sounds very light and tasty. sounds like i have another thing to try... i do like the idea of adding bacon... we will have to see how that tastes this weekend.
Nov 10, 2010 at 8:49 UTC
Something I should have added, unless you have a lot of drippings from the meat, don't don't drain it, you want to keep as much of the taste as possible (more than two tablespoons would be too much).
Nov 10, 2010 at 9:14 UTC
Lentils are one of the few things that has ever indicated to me that there is a God. They are one of those few perfect foods. They're fairly easy to grow, good for you and can be made into just about anything you can dream up.
Nobody on earth should starve with lentils in existence.
Nov 10, 2010 at 9:23 UTC
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It seems really delicious.
And may even be a basis for derived experiments. Great share!
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Where is hot in February
By Mark Hodson, Sunday Times Travel Writer and Editor of 101 Holidays
Q. Where is hot in February?
A. It's peak season in the Caribbean and Mexico, and summer in South Africa. The best short-haul weather can be found in the Canary Islands, but it's also worth considering South East Asia, including Thailand, for perfect weather and low prices.
February offers a perfect opportunity to escape the cold of winter at home in search of warmer climes. It's only four hours flying time to the Canary Islands where you'll find temperatures in the mid-20s. Seven hours gets you to the Arabian Gulf where the weather is genuinely hot. It's also the time for Valentine's Day breaks and half term holidays, so if you're looking for bargains it's usually best to avoid 14 February and the second-to-last week in the month.
If you're travelling with children, check out our tips for the best family holidays in February half term. If you're travelling solo, see the best singles holidays in February.
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The Caribbean in February
February is high season in the Caribbean where you'll find lots of sunshine and very little chance of rain. Temperatures consistently hit 28°C and seldom dip below 22°C, and you can expect an average of 9 hours sunshine a day.
Of the larger Caribbean islands, Barbados ranks among the best for luxury hotels, while Jamaica has lots of character, history and sights. Of the smaller islands, Tobago and Grenada both have pretty beaches and oodles of charm. If you're a real beach bum, craving miles of white sands, I recommend the Cayman Islands or tiny Anguilla.
My favourite hotels include Round Hill in Jamaica, Coral Reef Club in Barbados and – for families – Beaches Turks & Caicos.
Cuba will soon start changing rapidly following the renewal of diplomatic relations with the US. Get there before McDonald's and Dunkin Donuts arrive! I recommend a stay at the Hotel Saratoga in the capital Havana, followed by beach time at Melia Cayo Santa Maria.
There are some great deals to Mexico, where you'll find endless beaches, guaranteed sun and plenty of culture as well as good food and nightlife. Check out this selection of all-inclusive hotels.
See our full selection of the best Caribbean holidays and details of the Caribbean weather in February.
Other long haul holidays in February
Over in Asia, Rajasthan in Northern India is perfect in February with stunning temples, vibrant culture and low-season hotel rates. Agra – home to the Taj Mahal – and the capital Delhi enjoy temperatures of up to 25°C and 8 hours of sunshine a day. Goa and Kerala further south on India's west coast are even warmer, with temperatures reaching 32°C.
February is also a good time to visit Southeast Asia before the hot season begins. Temperatures hit 30°C in Malaysia, Vietnam and Burma although humidity is not uncomfortably high at this time of year.
Other options in February include Thailand – where the west coast beaches such as Phuket and Ko Phi Phi experience the best of the weather. At this time of year it's best to avoid the east coast resorts such as Ko Samui, as there is a higher risk of rain. This is a great value destination because of the weakness of the Thai baht.
If you want to go beyond the beach in Thailand in search of culture and adventures, check out these great ideas from Experience Travel Group including bespoke food tours.
Bali has temperatures of 31°C and 8 hours of sunshine. You could combine the island with a short tour of Indonesia, one of Asia's most exciting destinations. See the cultural treasures of Java and the dragons on Komodo. Cambodia is also a fabulous destination with welcoming people and world-class sights such as Angkor Wat.
This is a wonderful time of year to be in Costa Rica where you can expect 7 hours of sunshine, temperatures of 25°C and low rainfall. British Airways now flies direct and there some keenly priced tours including this 12-day tour, Value Costa Rica: The Essential Highlights, visiting jungles, cloud forest, volcanoes and beaches.
It's the height of summer in Cape Town where you can look forward to temperatures of 27°C and 11 hours of daily sunshine. Enjoy the summer festivals and take a trip into the gorgeous Winelands.
Other options in Africa in February include gorilla tracking in Rwanda and the mass wildlife migration from Tanzania to Kenya, a truly amazing sight.
There are some great things to do in America at this time of year. It's always warm in Las Vegas and you can combine Vegas with New York or hop over to the beaches of Hawaii, or join an escorted tour of the islands. Find the best cruise holidays in February.
Florida is a great bet for sunshine in February. Savour the glamour of South Beach Miami, discover your inner child in Orlando or drive the spectacular 150 miles on Highway 1 from Miami to Key West. For beaches it's hard to beat Fort Lauderdale.
Short haul holidays in February
If you want hot weather in February – but you don't fancy flying long haul – there are several options within just a few hours flying time of the UK, and some are great value.
The Canary Islands is one of the most obvious destinations with direct flights from across the UK taking around 4 hours. Of the larger, more popular islands we recommend Tenerife and Lanzarote, both of which offer temperatures in the mid-20s. If you want somewhere more remote, you could hop on the ferry from Tenerife to beautiful La Gomera, or to tiny La Graciosa which lies north of Lanzarote.
Further east you could fly to Egypt in about 5 hours. In Cairo you'll find 8 hours of sunshine and temperatures of about 20°C – perfect for visiting the Pyramids.
February is a great month to visit Abu Dhabi in the Arabian Gulf. Not just for guaranteed sunshine, but stunning hotels, white sand beaches, desert safaris and attractions including the Al Ain Oasis, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and Yas Island which is home to Ferrari World, a waterpark, Formula 1 race track and the world's fastest roller coaster.
You can enjoy desert safaris, camel-riding, sand-boarding, visit the beautiful and marvel at . Abu Dhabi also has three world-class championship golf courses.
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Portofinos Cafe Quinns Beach
Review by Kelly Maloney
Looking for somewhere to head for a delicious relaxed meal with the family? Portofinos in mindarie is the perfect spot to have a feed whilst watching the beautiful views of the Indian Ocean.
Serving breakfast, cakes, lunch and dinner with kiddie menus available. Kids meals include homemade chicken nuggets and chips, spaghetti bolognaise, fish and chips and cheese toastie. All are priced at $10.
There is also a great enclosed play area where the kids can burn off some energy whilst you enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Full baby changing facilities are available.
We enjoyed a hearty brunch on a winters Sunday with heaters on, the restaraunt bustling and prompt and efficient service. Order and pay at the counter, then sit back and chat whilst watching the weather roll in or the sun set.
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Toki was the Rokugani word for 'to purify and coordinate'. Combined with Otogi it formed otoki, the special dishes which were served only in funeral occasions. [1]
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MySpace to Launch 'Musical' School Spirit Contest
NEW YORK (Reuters) - MySpace plans to launch a contest on Tuesday to market the latest in Walt Disney Co's blockbuster franchise "High School Musical 3" in what the News Corp Internet social network called its biggest film campaign to date.
Disney is hoping to build interest in the third movie in its hit television films series, and the first to hit theaters, by tapping MySpace's estimated 76 million unique users as of July, according to comScore.
Some 40 percent of U.S. mothers are also members of MySpace, according to comScore, which a MySpace spokesman said was one reason why the family and kids entertainment-focused Disney selected MySpace to promote one of the studio's biggest hits.
Schools are pitted against each other as high school seniors compete by completing undisclosed online tasks involving uploading photos, filming and uploading videos, and decorating their profile pages to see which school has the most "school spirit," said Angela Courtin, MySpace's senior vice president of marketing.
Unlike sweepstakes where users do little more than sign up, the contest entails weeks of participation on the Internet, offline and using cellphones to send text messages. The contest ends on November 3.
Courtin called the so-called integrated marketing campaign a "continuation of a dialogue between the franchise, MySpace and the user."
Winners will receive a free trip for the entire class to a Disney theme park and a pep rally featuring U.K. pop star Natasha Bedingfield.
"High School Musical 3" opens in theaters in the United States on October 24.
(Reporting by Kenneth Li; Editing by Phil Berlowitz)
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Independent, international energy consultancy Xodus Group has agreed a four-year Consultancy Support Framework Agreement to provide marine services for Interconnector Services Limited (ISL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Mutual Energy.
Xodus will manage the procurement of a survey contractor in order to perform survey investigations on the power cable and pipeline networks connecting Scotland and Northern Ireland. The aim is to assess and maximise the asset integrity of the two systems and refine inspection techniques and emergency response procedures as appropriate and dependent upon survey findings.
The Moyle Interconnector is a 250kV (500MW) two cable HVDC system linking the electricity grids of Northern Ireland and Scotland. The submarine section of the cable system comprises of two corridors each of 55km in length, with an overall length of 63km.
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On what appeared to be his Facebook page, he repeatedly posted '#LetBlackPeopleGo' and encouraged 'black warriors' to 'mount up'. He wrote that his 'kill rate increases tremendously on the other side' and also posted about 'white devils'.
We apparently learned nothing from Dylan Roof's The Last Rhodesian web manifesto. When people post this crap, it's at least worth taking a look at. Dylan may have started out "just kidding." It may have originally just been a frustrated young man venting. But by the time he made a hideous demon out of himself at the African American Church he'd certainly talked himself into believing his own bull crap.
Kori ALi Muhammad not only spoke a similarly frightening language of illogical tribal hatred to Dylan Roof, but he gave far more previous indication of being a violent sociopath. If not detecting and preventing Dylan Roof's shooting spree was a societal failure, than not intervening against Kori Ali Muhammad was criminal negligence.
Muhammad has a criminal history that includes arrests on weapons, drugs and false imprisonment charges and making terrorist threats. He had been associated with gangs but he was not a confirmed member, police say. Muhammad was charged in 2005 with possessing cocaine with intent to distribute, court records show. Federal prosecutors said at the time that he was also in possession of a 9mm semi-automatic handgun and two rifles after being convicted of a felony. He claimed insanity and his lawyer requested a psychiatric examination, saying Muhammad 'appeared eccentric with some bizarre beliefs'.
Despite his poverty and previous social and economic failures, Dylan Storm Roof was actually harder to see coming. Like Howard Brush Dean, he liked hanging around with his Black Friend. He actually made a show out of his interracial friendship. At least nobody will ever accuse "Black Jesus" of similar hypocrisy.
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UNVEILED October 19, 2016 - A new digital story collection showcases Burlington, VT as a tech-forward hub of entrepreneurial and creative energy. The BTV Ignite Innovator Series, created by Young Writers Project, a Burlington-based nonprofit that manages a free online writing community and publication outfit for youths, will premiere during Burlington's Innovation Week on October 20. The collection was created in partnership with BTVIgnite in order to inform and excite Vermonters about the ways in which technological innovation is being used to grow communities and economic opportunity right at home.
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The collection highlight – a piece called "Inspired", by Young Writers Project Publications Coordinator Susan Reid – is narrated by Elizabeth Martell, 14, one of the youngest members of the team. "We took our cameras and recorders all over the city and met some very cool people doing very cool things," says Martell. "We fell in love all over again with this beautiful city on Lake Champlain."
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Ok I know about this one of my really good friends and someone I've dated in the past he is in the marines well let me just tell you. That when they are away from home they are a lot of whores. I know for a fact he cheated on his girlfriend many time. I have also ben to one of there family days in Atlanta. Me, him, my cousin, and one of his friend who didn't have any family around here (they all lived on the other side of the us). He tried every way to get with one of us. Then I find out that he is married. I've seen pictures and heard stories too. I'm sure it differs with every man but I believe all they ever do away from home is drink, curse, and whore. Sorry Girl. I know it sucks00|00|2
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SO I am 1 year and 2 months older that him but two school years apart. We've liked each other for years but we didn't have the guts to tell each other up until now. He confessed to me the other day and I seriously didn't know what to say. Don't get me wrong I really like the guy and our parents are really good friends and everything but it's just that I feel that a relationship between us won't last now that I'm leaving for college. And I'm not just worried about the long distance. I'm mostly worried about the fact that we will both be in completely different stages in our lives when summer ends..
What do you think? Anyone been there before?
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Sorry to tell you this but most likely not going to last. Many couples go into college thinking they'll last forever but then they realize something obvious, people change. There are obstacles such as distance and temptation is around every corner. College is where people start growing out of the bubble they were in during High School and while some relationships do make it, they are the exception. If you are confident in this go for it but if not easier to break it off before your halfway through the semester and realize you don't want to be grounded to a long distance relationship that just started.11|00|0
Thanks for the honest reply. That's exactly how I feel about this whole thing :/
Sorry again to be blunt... But cheer up! There are plenty of nice guys at college (once you surf through all of the dicks) and I'm sure you'll find someone!
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After Jake informed me of his choice to move in with me, I helped him move his stuff from his house to my place. We told his parents we would be "roomates" but nothing more. His parents were very devout and I didn't think they'd understand if we told them we were lovers. For those of you just joining us I'll backtrack a little. Jake and his parents were Amish and also my nextdoor neighbors. We lived out in the country. Well, they did. I lived in the city and occasionally stayed at the house my parents had left me. I had lusted after Jake for a long as I can remember. I used to look out the window and see him mowing his parents lawn. He has shaggy dark blond hair, blue eyes and a lean, althetic, twink body.
When it came time for Jake to go on his "Rumshpringa" which is an Amish custome where young men and women get to spend a few days in the city or "English" world as the Amish call it. They decide if dedicating their lives to the Amish faith is really for them. Luckily Jake's parents trusted me and chose me to watch over him. After sharing a hot night of passion Jake and I knew we never wanted to be separated from eachother.
One day I came home and found Jake sitting on the couch. I could tell he had been crying. "I got a letter from my brother Amiel. My parents were killed in a car accident." My heart clenched. I knew that the Amish shunned all forms of modernidity. The only thing they were allowed to posses was an old beat up station wagon. I sat next to Jake and held him while he cried. "My brother says I have to move back in with him and accept the Amish way of life or he'll disown me." I looked into Jakes beautiful brown eyes. "Can he do that?" Jake nodded. "Technically he is the head of the house now." I didn't want to loose Jake but I knew going against his brother would harm him more than anything. "What am I going to do?" he asked. I shrugged. "I dont know. I know I dont want to loose you but I also know you can't go up against you're brother." Suddenly his beautiful, angelic face turned very dark. "The hell I can't!" He stood. "W'ere going to the funeral and then I am going to tell my brother and the rest of the Amish community to go to hell!"
I made him sit back down. "Sweetheart, you can't just say fuck you to you're family." Jake raised an eyebrow. "Why not?" I shrugged. "I just dont think it would be wise." He frowned. "What, you're siding with my brother now?" I shook my head. "I am in you're corner, you know that. I just dont want you to make any rash decisions until we talk to him first." Jake's bottom lip trembled. "I'm sorry I snapped at you. You're the only one I have left now." I took him in my arms and rocked him. We didn't make love that night, even though God knows I wanted to.
The next day we drove out of the city to Jake's parents. His brother was waiting for us when we pulled up. Amiel was a serious looking young man with the classic Amish clothing, straw hat and beard. "I'm actually suprised you showed" he exclaimed frowning at me. Jake sighed. "Can we not do this now?" We followed Amiel inside. Some of the Amish community were there. Jake started twords the living room where his parents bodies had been laid out. "I can't." Amiel frowned. "You must." I stared at him. "Give the kid a break." Amiel stared daggers at me. "You're lucky I dont throw you out right now. You corrupted my brother with you're ungodly ways." I snorted. "I've known you since we were little Amiel so dont try that passive agressive bullshit with me!" Some of the ladies gasped. I pushed past him and walked with Jake into the living room. His parents were laid out side by side with white sheets covering them up to their chins. The Amish faith stated that enbalming was forbidden.
Jake began to sobb. I put an arm around his shoulder. Amiel tapped me on the shoulder. "Outside, now." I followed him outside. "You've got alot of nerve comming here!" I could see he was furious. "Amiel! We used to be such good friends! What happened?" He frowned. "You confessed you're sinful ways to me!" When we were 14 I told Amiel I was gay. He didn't want anything to do with me after that. "I"m only here for Jake, when the funeral's over, we'll leave." H took a step twords me. "You're not taking Jacob anywhere!" I looked past him and saw Jacob stride up to him. I could see he was shaking with anger. "Who the hell do you think you are?" Amiel looked like he wanted to hit him. I sicerely hoped he didn't. I didn't want to have to clobber Jake's brother on the day of his parents funeral. "I AM THE HEAD OF THIS FAMILY AND YOU WILL DO AS I SAY!" Amiel screamed. Jake laughed. "Oh please, you haven't given a damn about me for the last 5 years!" Amiel grabbed his brother by the front of his shirt. I grabbed his wrist. "Let him go Amiel. Not here!" He released Jake and marched back inside.
Jake and I went to my house to collect our thoughts and get away for a little while. "That was intense!" Jake exclaimed. I didn't speak. I couldn't. Jake came up behind me and wrapped his arms around my waist. "Hey, what's wrong?" When I turned around I felt tears stream down my face. "Jacob, I can't make you choose between you're family and me." Jake took a step back. "What are you saying?" I sat. "I'm saying that after the funeral I am going back to the city and you're staying here." Now Jake was crying. "WHY WAIT? LEAVE NOW!" he hollered. I watched as he stormed out. The funeral went quickly. Everyone returned to the house for supper. I took one last look at the house where my love had spent most of his childhood, got in my car and drove away, fresh tears streaming down my face.
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Citizens of the Commonwealth of Independent States, Argentina (90 days), Bosnia and Herzegovina (90 days), Brazil (90 days), Chile (90 days), Colombia (90 days), Croatia (3 months, invitation required), Cuba (30 days), Ecuador (90 days), Hong Kong (14 days), Israel (90 days), Macau (30 days), Macedonia (90 days), Montenegro (90 days), Nicaragua (90 days), Peru (90 days), Serbia (30 days, only biometric passports), Thailand (30 days), Turkey (30 days), Venezuela (90 days) all do not need a visa. Anyone else does.
Transit through Moscow Sheremetyevo, Moscow Domodedovo or Yekaterinburg Koltsovo airports does not require a transit visa, provided the traveller has a confirmed onward flight, remains in the airport for no more than 24 hours and is not in transit to or from Belarus and Kazakhstan (travel to and from these countries use domestic terminals). Passing through St. Petersburg Pulkovo airport requires a transit (or other) visa. Visas can, in some cases, be obtained from consular officers at the airports.
A "visa-free" regime will be introduced for visitors from all nations for the duration of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, which will be held in Russia.
For those unfortunates that require a visa, the complexity of the process depends on the class of visa. Thirty day tourist visas are fairly straightforward to acquire; 90 day (and more) business visas, less so. It is best to start the application process well in advance. While expedited processing is available to those who need visas quickly, it can double the application cost.
You may arrive at any time on or after the start date of your visa's validity and may depart at any time on or before its expiry date. Normally, an exit visa is included in transit, private visit/homestay, tourist, and business visas so long as the visa is still valid. Other classes, such as student visas, still require a separate exit visa that can take up to three weeks to process.
Exit and reentry during the validity period of your visa requires permits. Getting these permits is a Kafkaesque bureaucratic nightmare that is best avoided entirely by getting a double- or multiple-entry visa in the first place.
If you're in Russia and have lost your passport, your sponsor, not your embassy, must apply to the Federal Migration Service to transfer your visa to your replacement passport. Having a copy of your old visa helps with this, but is not sufficient to let you depart.
The invitation type determines the visa. A tourist invitation begets a tourist visa, a private visit invitation begets a private visit visa etc. Except for tourist visas, invitations are official documents issued by Russian government agencies and must be applied for by the person or organization inviting you. The invitation will include the intended dates of travel and the number of entries requires (1, 2 or multiple). The dates on the invitation determine the period of the ensuing visa's validity. If in doubt of dates, ensure that the invitation covers a period longer than the intended stay: a tourist visa valid for 7 days costs the same as one valid for 30 days.
In the likely situation you have to buy your invitation, shop around globally: all invitations come from Russia and the company that gets it for you will have a base in Russia. It doesn't make a difference whether its website is based in Germany, UK, USA or Swaziland. Many embassies and consulates only require a copy of the invitation, however this is not always the case so check with the embassy or consulate beforehand. If the original invitation is required it will have to be flown from Russia anyway. It is only applying for the visa itself that generally requires the application to be made in the applicant's homeland.
A tourist invitation (also called reservation confirmation) is a letter of confirmation of booking and pre-payment of accommodation and travel arrangements in Russia. It is accompanied by a tourist voucher. These two documents can be issued by "government approved" tour operators, hotels, online hotel booking services or Russian travel agencies (several Russian travel agencies have offices outside Russia and are adept at facilitating visa applications). "Government approval" here means that the organization in question has a "consular reference" and has been registered with the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Only hotels and travel agencies that have a consular reference can issue confirmations valid for visa purposes. An ordinary hotel booking is not sufficient to constitute an invitation. Some hotels charge a fee to issue the invitation.
Booking one night in a hotel will get you an invitation valid for one day (maybe two) and hence the resulting visa will be valid for a very brief time. For independent travellers planning to travel around Russia, it is best to get an invitation through an agency. These agencies will issue a confirmation for a fee (approx. $30 or £15), without actually collecting the accommodation prepayment. While the strict legality of such is questionable, it is a largely academic point and does not leads to problems for the traveller. If your itinerary is confined to only one hotel, then it makes sense to obtain the invitation documents directly from the hotel as the service fee will be similar.
Consider getting a private/homestay visa if you have friends or relatives in Russia (they do not necessarily have to be Russian). They would need to seek an invitation through their local Passport and Visa Division of the Federal Migration Service (formerly OVIR). These invitations tend to take at least a month to process. The inviting individual also becomes solely responsible for all your activities while in Russia and can be penalized heavily if something were to go wrong. Because of this, personal invitations are usually not available for a fee through the net.
Business invitations are issued by the government. They are generally time-consuming and costly to acquire but they can be quickly arranged for exorbitant fees. Any registered company in Russia can apply for a business invitation. Travel agencies and visa specialists can also get them issued for you. Business visas have longer validity than tourist visas. Being a tourist on a business visa is permitted, so anyone wanting more than a 30-day stay should get one of these. As a rough guide, one UK company can arrange a business invitation for a single 90 day stay for various amounts between £38 (for 12 working day processing) and £121 (for 2 working day processing).
Invitations for student visas are issued by the educational institution where you plan to study. Most universities and language schools are familiar with the process.
Some Russian local governments have a right to invite foreigners for cultural exchanges by sending a message directly to the Embassy or Consulate of Russia overseas, requesting the visa be issued to a particular foreigner or group of foreigners. Such messages are used instead of an invitation. This is normally the way to go if you are invited by the government.
Different embassies and consulates have different requirements for visa applications. They may issue visas by mail, they may require application in person, they may accept a copy of the invitation, they may require the original. They may accept payment by card, they may insist on a money order. Check with the embassy or consulate beforehand - in most cases it will be on their website.
Visa service companies, for a fee, will double-check your application and invitation, go to the embassy for you, and return your passport to you. This service is nothing that you cannot do yourself (unlike arranging the invitation) but it can save time and frustration.
A single entry, 30 day tourist visa for citizens of EU-Schengen countries costs €35 and takes three working days for standard processing (€70 gets express service for next day collection). For UK citizens the price is £50 and processing takes 5 working days not 3 (express service is next day and costs £100). For citizens of the USA the price is, at the present, $140 ($150 for multiple-entry visas), with standard processing being at least 4 working days (express service is $250 and stated to be 3 working days).
In some countries which have a busy trade in Russian visas (e.g. UK and USA), the visa processing has been outsourced to private companies. These companies levy a further unavoidable application fee on top of the visa fees stated above. For applications made in the UK (by a citizen of any country) the application fee is £26.40 for standard service and £33.60 for express service. For applications made in the USA, the application fee is $30.
The total cost of getting a visa usually has three parts: invitation fee, visa fee and application fee. If you're lucky, one or more of these may be zero but be prepared to be hit by all three. Take as an example a UK citizen applying for a 30 day, single entry tourist visa with standard processing in the UK (not the cheapest example and not the most expensive): invitation bought through an agency - £15, visa fee - £50, application fee - £26.40 = £91.40 (that's roughly US$140).
Tourist, homestay, and transit visas can allow one or two entries. Tourist and homestay visas have a maximum validity of 30 days. Transit visas are typically for one to three days for air travel and up to ten days for overland journeys. Business and other visa categories can be issued for one, two or multiple entries.
Any business visa can permit a maximum stay in any one visit of up to 90 days. However, a business visa only permits a total stay of 90 days in Russia in a 180-day period, regardless of how long it is valid for (whether it be 3, 6, or 12 months). If you stay in Russia for 90 days, you have to leave and your visa will not permit you to return for another 90 days. This means (give or take - a year isn't 360 days) that a six month visa permits as long a total time in Russia as a three month visa!
Once you have your visa, check all the dates and information as it's much easier to correct mistakes before you travel than after you arrive!
On arriving in Russia (except from Belarus), you'll have to fill out a migration card. As in most places, one half is surrendered on entry and the other portion should remain with your passport until you leave Russia (except to Belarus). It is usually printed in both Russian and English though other languages may be available. Upon leaving Russia, a lost migration card may be overlooked with the help of a nominal fine. Belarus is a special case because Russia and Belarus run a common border and share the same migration card.
Usually, you will be permitted to enter and remain in Russia for the term of your visa (or the term stipulated by visa-exemption agreement, if applicable). Immigration officers are very unlikely to use their power to decide otherwise.
Those who enter Russia with valuable electronic items or musical instruments (especially violins that look antique and expensive), antiques, large amounts of currency, or other such items are required to declare them on the customs entry card and must insist on having the card stamped by a customs officer upon arrival. Even if the customs officer claims that it is not necessary to declare such items, insist on a stamp on your declaration. Having this stamp may prevent considerable hassle (fines, confiscation) upon departure from Russia should the customs agent at departure decide that an item should have been declared upon entry.
Just like in many European countries, upon arriving in any new dwelling, you must be registered within 7 business days of arriving. Your host at that dwelling (not necessarily the one who issued the invitation) is responsible for registering you. Registration is done at post offices, costs money and involves a lot of hassle. The proof of registration is a separate piece of paper with a big blue stamp on it. Border guards have neither authority not possibility to check if the duty to register has ever existed and evaded.
Nevertheless, it is worth insisting to be registered at least in the first city you visit. Corrupt check-in staff at dodgy hotels will not let you check in without seeing your prior registration if you've been in Russia for more than 7 business days. Corrupt police and border staff in remote areas will insist that a lack of registration is your fault; it may cost you more than paying the registration fee.
Large hotels are accredited with the Federal Migratory Service and arrange registration automatically and without fee on the day of arrival.
If you overstay, even by a few minutes, you will likely be prohibited from leaving until you obtain a valid exit visa. You may be able to obtain a visa extension from the consular officer at an airport against the payment of a fine if you overstayed for fewer than three days, but this is not guaranteed. Generally, though, obtaining an extension requires an intervention by your sponsor, a payment of a fine, and a wait of up to three weeks.
Be careful if your flight leaves after midnight and be aware of the time at which the train crosses the border. Border guards will not let you depart if you're leaving even 10 min after your visa expires! A common pitfall is the Helsinki-bound train, which only enters Finland after midnight.
If your overstay was due to reasons such as medical problems, the Federal Migration Service may instead issue a Home Return Certificate rather than an exit visa which is valid to depart Russia within ten days of issue.
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Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs
Review by Wraith10
"An expansion worth it's weight in gold (or food or wood)"
While I find that most expansions do not add as much replay value as players think they will and are intended mostly to add to the profits of the company, this expansion is one of the exceptions. It adds three entirely new civilizations and several all new campaigns. In addition there are new buildings and units for existing civilizations as well as entirely new game mechanics.
New Civilizations 10/10
The new civilizations remain as historically accurate as the european ones and do not compromise the unique native identity by trying to confrom to an already existing mold. Rather new game mechanics have been developed that is truer to the three native civilizations. The play differences between them remain diverse enough to account for player differences.
New Buildings/Units 9/10
While it is somewhat of a token attempt to not exclude european civilizations from updates it does a good job of adding fun new features such as the inclusion of saloons to recruit mercenaries. If you are just picking this up for the buildings/units you will probably be disappointed so make sure you consider the other changes as well.
New Game Mechanics 8.5/10
Some of the new game mechanics are very confusing to explain, although somewhat less so in game. One of the best features is the native fire dances which add benefits to your native civilization. The european concept of revolution is perhaps not clearly enough fleshed out in the game manual for most people to understand if it is desirable for their play style.
Interface updates 9/10
Added features to sort cards by age or by building makes it much easier to construct decks than it was previously. The rest of the interface updates remain mainly cosmetic (ie: skin changed to bluish tones). Like most expansions it resets almost everything to default and you will need to change it back.
Overall 9/10
Overall a very worthwhile expansion with good content. It might take a bit of tweaking to get used to but if you were a fan of the first one there is a good chance you will find something you like that adds to the richness of your play experience in the expansion pack as well. If you are not sure about the addition of native civilizations to the mix you will want to think twice.
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