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©2009 Heather Graham (P)2009 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"A Christmas Tale"
This book was obviously published for the Christmas market, which means the story content is light. However it was a very enjoyable tale and it made me smile and chuckle. It was well worth the money.
"Worth the download and listen."
A good Christmas story in the fantastical story telling only Heather Graham can write. Thanks for the feel good listen!
""A Mom Everyone Wants""
This is my last book from this author. This is a 6 hr book that is going around in circles and I am determined to finish it, but can barely make it. Good outline and great sentiments, but lacked the descriptive drama in this romance. Nora Roberts can write a story with recording time of 2 hr + mins and it is so much better. Ms Roberts uses very descriptive phases, that can be in the "Ernest Hemingway" style, brief but powerful.
I purchased this author due to Ms Dawe recording it. I love Ms Dawe, but even she could not save this book. I am going to finish this book as I love her male voices. She brings the father character to real life!
I have purchased a few of this author's works and all lacked the punch to make them an irresistible romance. She may need a better editor who will tell her what is needed.
"Fun listen for the holiday"
If you suspend any thought of reality, it is a fun concept, especially how a 1770's mind might veiw a 21st century world. Wish there had been more of that.
"Sweet, too sweet for me"
Nice Christmas story if you like this type of predictable story line. It was a short listen and sugary sweet. No real depth. But it maybe entertaining to you. It is a clean read.
"What a beautiful story!"
At the conclusion of this audio book my face hurt from smiling! Jake was so lucky to have a sister brace enough to try to save him! The author really delivered a fantastic HEA.
"A yearly reading"
The story
Mona---very progressive but loving mother.
A non-believer
The time travel switches
I love this book, it has everything I love about books: Christmas, Revolution, Time Travel. I wish it was made into a movie.
"Really enjoyed it!"
I loved the whole time travel thing. It was well written and believable. The story is good so don't wait for Christmas to read it.
"A really fun and interesting read!"
Many of the books I've read by Heather Graham include more romance than I am comfortable with. But this book was a breath of fresh air...it was entertaining, plus it included so much about history. Really a first hand look at how the colonists must have lived, and what they must have faced in their lives. But, it was well balanced.... I really enjoyed it from the beginning to the end!
"I wouldn't if I was you"
It took quite some effort on my part to finish this audio-book. I did like the premise but was disappointed by the novel itself. It felt like the writer was trying too hard, the romance between the main characters just was not there.. and the narrator was bad.. The main character, Melody, was quite annoying and honestly, she seemed a bit daft.
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Liaisons Dangereuses Eau de Parfum Travel Refill Set Unisex by Kilian
If you're worried about running out of your favorite Laisions Dangereuses fragrance, here's the perfect refill set for you. Kilian's Liaisons Dangereuses is beautiful fragrance that combines floral, fruity and woody notes. Calice Becker is the nose behind this unisex fragrance. It is ideal for wearing in the evening or night time.
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This was awesome. Didn't plan it. It's just what I had on hand and boy was it good. Too bad I was the only one to experience it.
So there is this veggie pate that I absolutely love. It's flax and olive oil flavoured. It's so good that the same brand has a few other flavours that I haven't tried because I like this one so much. I think I will have to try making veggie pate. The most amazing thing about this pate is that the ingredients are all good whole foods. I don't buy much processed packaged food but this is one I approve.
I happened to have a piece left over, which is rare because it usually all gets eaten at once. I had some leftover bulgur in the fridge, some tomatoes that needed to be used, and a fresh package of parsley. It's like there was a little voice in my ear saying make some tabouleh. So I did. You shouldn't fight that little voice, it's usually right. You know what I mean?
There is a story behind the baguette as well. I don't usually have a beautiful fresh baguette on hand, especially not one made with white flour. I was at the market the day before where cash is needed. Where do i get cash at the market? The bakery. Have to buy something though. It's sunday afternoon, the place is packed, line up of about 30 people. Ughh. But wait. "is anyone here just in line for a baguette? Come this way." I had no intention of buying a baguette but this was an opportunity I couldn't refuse.
So there I found myself at home, hungry, fresh baguette, tabouleh, and a piece of my favourite veggie pate.
What time is it? Sandwich time.
Throw a piece of the baguette in the oven to warm it up, cut it in half lengthwise, spread some pate, cover in tabouleh.
Now that's what I am talking about. Making something out of nothing.


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Lincoln playwright & drama students are 'Happy Together'
A play written by a University of Lincoln student has been selected to be performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year.
Student's play to debut at the LPAC
Third year English student Michael Walker's play, Through Emerald Embers, will be performed at the LPAC on Saturday, February 20.
Lincoln theatre 'panning' the city for actors
Auditions on Sunday, November 17th for a new production of Peter Pan, could see local talented youngsters take to the stage at Lincoln's Theatre Royal.
Sweeney Todd – An experimental play at LPAC
Darkness, wit and humour were above LPAC on the evening of May 31, as Lincoln School of Performing Arts brought on stage a rather new style production.


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Absinthe Backgrounder
Our dinner at Absinthe on the weekend wasn't our first encounter with the restaurant. My better half and I have been following the exploits of its chef/owner Patrick Garland since we moved into the Wellington Village five years ago. Then, Absinthe was located on Holland Avenue (65A), adjacent to what looks like a family-owned garage. Today, a restaurant named Canvas is in Absinthe's former location, and Absinthe is now situated on Wellington Street (1208). There, it seats three times as many patrons in its much larger dining room.
During the summer of 2007, we followed the construction of the new Absinthe with anticipation.
It opened anew August 2007.
The former Absinthe was a small location with few tables and a cozy French bistro-like atmosphere. In its original incarnation, lightly stained wood tables, leather padded chairs, and warm colours were predominant. On Wellington, the restaurant has a cavernous feel, dark and mysterious. While the floors are still hard wood, the restaurant seems to have taken on the culture surrounding the green tinged liqueur for which it is named. The back of the restaurant sports a murky green wall with the name of the restaurant written on it in gold. The furniture is all well worn, almost black, and the lighting is dim. It feels as it should were one to go to an establishment that serves an illicit liqueur.
During the 19th and 20th centuries, absinthe was favored by artists and writers because the anise flavoured liqueur was distilled from worm wood, making it hallucinogenic and addictive. Recently, the century-old ban on the liqueur that reputedly drove "good men mad" has been relaxed in several countries. The metal implement decorating the Absinthe's restaurant signage is an ornate absinthe spoon. Because the herb infused liqueur is bitter, it is traditionally served diluted with water and trickled over a sugar cube suspended over a glass with a slotted spoon. The process turns Absinthe milky white. It is seldom consumed green.
The September (20) following Absinthe's grand re-opening, Jenn made reservations to celebrate my 30th birthday. We both ordered the signature steak frites. However, I found the setting to be somewhat disconcerting given that Chef Garland's menu had not changed, serving up the same bistro fare. Bistro food in a dark venue felt somewhat "cold." Besides, we were directed to a table next to the large glass double doors. While we ate, a cool evening breeze, characteristic of Autumn in Ottawa, wafted into the restaurant, forcing us to reach for our coats. To our waitress' surprise, we finished our meals with our jackets on. An early November restaurant review by Ottawa Citizen's Anne Desbrisay likewise mentioned the same shortcoming. Still, we enjoyed our meals. Our cheque came with a business card and an advertisement for a lounge night.
A year later, I'm not sure lounge night events are still being held. The newly re-opened Absinthe, however, has participated in many community events.
This past summer (June 7, 2008), Absinthe was one of the restaurants along what I like to call the "Wellington Street Epicurean Row" that doled out free edibles during the "Taste of Wellington West" event. Absinthe's contribution: mini-burgers.
Absinthe's mini-burgers were made with ground bison. Unfortunately, the eggy bun did not go well with the gamey pattie. When Jenn and I took the burger apart, we realized that the bun was actually a halved cream puff that came from a classic French pâte àchoux.
Absinthe also participated in this past fall's "Celebrity Hors d'Oeuvres" event (October 28, 2008), winning a second "Silver Spoon Award." The first came from the notorious 2005 competition, where the restaurant Kinki served sushi off of scantily clad women. This year, the competition was again fierce. Still, Chef Garland's appetizers earned more tickets than his contemporaries: Allium, A'roma Meze, Canvas, Dish Catering, Epicuria, Juniper, Le Café (NAC), Murray Street, Pelican Fishery & Grill, Sala San Marco, Savanna Café, Thyme & Again, Urban Element, Whalesbone, or Kinki and Mambo. True to form, Kinki and Mambo presented their appetizers with a woman in a bikini draped across the table. Proceeds from the competition benefited the Great Canadian Theater Company (GCTC).
Congratulations to Chef Garland.
This just in:
Apparently, Chef Garland likes to shop in Ottawa's little Chinatown, frequenting the likes of Kowloon Market (712 Somerset), Little Latin America (764 Somerset), Manphat Grocery Store (800 Somerset), Manphong Supermarket (775 Somerset) and 168 Market (1050 Somerset). This, from yesterday's Ottawa Citizen where he also extolled the frugality of shopping at ethnic markets, particularly Asian ones.
I'm shopping in Chinatown all the time. It's a really great open-air experience…At Kowloon Market, for example, the seafood is right in front of you in ice-covered buckets. The selection of spices and condiments is astounding
To Chef Garland, I have to ask, while the seafood maybe splayed out in front of you, have you also noticed that shoppers rest their baskets in the seafood when they order from the butcher or fish monger?
Furthermore, for pigs' feet, I recommend visiting he College Square Loblaws or Uni Mart (corner of Montreal Road and Selkirk). Like Loblaws, Uni Mart's pigs' feet may be a bit more expensive, but it packages them on trays and wraps them in cling film. I prefer my cuts of meat to be handled as little as possible before I get to them.
Absinthe Café
1208 Wellington St.
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OH MAGADHEERA! Thy canvas is so large, so bright, and so beautiful. I give in to your might and surrender myself and my senses too. Painted in testosterene, and splashed with everything that is majestic, masculine, and mind-fraking, Magadheera – you blow me away. Quite literally. Every. Single. Time.
Just as I sat down to the starting credits of Magadheera, the brief teasing images over the sounds of clashing swords and the voice of a warrior screaming Bhairava, leaves me with an intense feeling of anticipation. The sense of urgency, and the curiosity to see events unfold grips you completely. And this is what exactly keeps me glued through the entire length of the movie even though, the pace isn't as steady.
To begin with, Princess Mithravinda and our warrior Kala Bhairava are injured badly and almost breathing their last. But not done yet until they show some love for each other. And then gravity strikes, but Kala Bhairava flings himself with a launch velocity. Coupled with an intelligent lift-drag air-resistance formula, Kala Bhairava cleverly defies laws of physics to get closer to Mithra. But not quite close..sigh!
Flash forward to 400 years now, and our warrior has turned into a dude who wears Ferrari shoes and races bikes for a living. Yes, this is a world where our dude is tormented by chupudhee chapadhee Mumaith Khan who hides her earnings in her supposed cholee. And to retrieve it, an item number must follow with special nods to a CGI edited papa Chiranjeevi. Oh, and before that, Mumaith Khan gives a boobie shockwave which turns everyone into stone (We call her Boobie Medusa). Not kidding! And this my friend is only the first 15 minutes of the movie. Phew! You just get to sense a teaser of the possibilities of the remaining parts of the movie and how this could actually be the inspiration behind Scott Pilgrim – An Epic of Epic Epicness. Yes, that pretty much sums it up quite right.
Whoa. Let's explore the remaining 150 minutes with the infinte screencaps below. Keep up with me, and don't get lost, but do feel free to lose yourself in the beauty of Magadheera. WARNING: Long Post and possible spoilers.
Item number done. Whistles blown. Hero now approaches his destiny on a rainy day where a mere touch with his 'bandee' – Indu, generates electricity of the fluorescent kind. Now there's a lot of flirting going on here. And instead of me getting annoyed at Indu, I just keep convincing myself – this is for the greater good. The greater good of keeping me waiting as my neurons get fried over silly incidents – such as Indu falling in love when she sees the dude beat the shit out of rowdy eveteasers. The 'confusion' game continues until the dude cleverly decodes it by another 'conduction' incident. What we as audiences are left is to watch another awesome song to unleash, which sports lyrics such as – The rain can touch you and so can the light, then why this indifference with me.
Add to that, some metaphoric splitting of water streams, and we have already covered all aspects of physics – from gravity, air drag and lift to fluid mechanics. And add some beautiful dusk shots, what's there not to love.
But whilst the dude is still wondering why this conduction electricity keeps occurring [ and possibly very concerned about how he's gonna make love ], Indu's Appa makes a deadly entry, just to be completely pwned by a super throat-choking dude move.
And oh BTW, the villain guy – Billa is ever horny and is also quite good in calculating projectile ranges in javelin. This movie is turning out to be so much more educational than I expected. Billa kills anyone at will, and is a rich royal dude [ going by his blue Sherwani and lovely turban ]. But he is very superstitious and keep visiting that Aghora Baba who educates him about the reincarnation theory. This leaves him no options but to lust over Indu. But what he doesn't know is that Kala Bhairava, even in a plasma state, won't let him do THAT.
Conspiracy theory kicks in, and silly Indu falls for it. Villain and Hero fight, cars explode, choppers appear with Rajputana aviation painted on them, and the prophecy comes alive – the birds shall fly away, the bright Sun shall turn Black, and the dude shall appeareth like a volcano. And so he does.
And with a sequence involving helicopter hanging, the dude tries to impress Indu. But yet again, the conduction electricity and gravity lets our dude down [ literally ]. Now he's freefalling at 9.81m/s2 and simultaneously getting flashbacks from his distant past. And from that great height, he could have been crushed. But he's saved fortunately by the buoyancy and density of water. Phew!
And one of the best Intermissions EVER hits us right in the face… and all I can do is exclaim – OMFG!!! This is bloody exhausting. And the awesomeness doesn't seem to stop. Rather, the GAME has just begun.
We're back from the Intermission just to be rewinded centuries back and we can see the Eastmancolor version of the dude's Sepia toned hallucinations that he has as an affect of those conduction shocks. So there's the prophecy of the aligning planets causing trouble and some Babar-esque emperor Sher Khan trying to invade Udaigarh.
And there is a Buzkashi like competiton between our dude, who is now called Kala Bhairava [ whatta cool name ] and the C-i-C Billa [ Jo Apna Mooh Nahi Rakhta Khulla ].
Some breathtaking action scenes in a white desert near Udaipur or in Ramoji Film city with a Quick Sand gulping down people and carts; adrenaline levels are surely very high. Gandalf's Shadowfax can retire now as Badshah saves the day. And by the rules of filmi-politics, Kala Bhairava wins the race, the crown princess before a colosseum filled with CGI cloned people. And shame shame for Billa.
Time for a mind-numbingly beautiful song replete with percussion, metaphors, and flowing garments. How can I stop loving thee! The aerial shots and the sheer scale of the poor CGI effects impress me. Ashutosh Gowariker has a lot of things to learn.
But the Royal Purohit reminds us of the danger that is knocking on the door. The planetary alignment needs to be dealt with. And hence, the princess and the bunch of royal dudes and dudettes along with Kala Bhairava and the Purohit head to the place where the Puja is to be held. Now look at that huge idol of Lord Shiva – how magnificently grand is that! And this is where the Princess decides to let her emotions take over. But not for long, coz Billa aided by Sher Khan are here to interrupt. And naughty Billa wants the Princess to give him a lapdance. Very wrong Billa, you're gonna be so screwed…twice. So, let the games begin and the bodycount too.
Our dude proves time and again why he is from the Bhairava clan by slicing, dicing and gliding over the Shaitan ki Fauj who IMHO resemble the orks minus the bad teeth. Kala Bhairava even takes a sort of an Avatar of Lord Shiva (?) with all the multi-arm and multi-weaponry. You have to see it to believe it man!
Long story short – Sher Khan is impressed, but he has given his word to Billa. So Billa takes over..sorta..only to be totally pwned by our dude Bhairava. But before getting destructed, Billa stabs Monica Seles…I mean Mithravinda. Bhairava is not happy, so have a look what he does. A very serious observation here is that the blood splat count here is more than the battle between the Persians and the Spartans – don't you think?
And now, we are back to the scene 1 of the movie – rememeber – gravity, air drag and lift and sky-diving in Crouching Tiger style – which means it's the end of the flashback. And we are back to the present. Our dude has regained consciousness and finds himself in the jaal of Soloman, who is a reincarnation of Sher Khan. WHOA!!! Kya idea hai Sirjee 🙂
Soloman is a fisherman, who wears only satin shiny violet shirts, believes in the Dawaa of the Bottle, and also hires Kim Sharma for an Item Number, featuring Daler Mehndi on the vocals. Zara Bol pe dhyan dijiye – Zorse Zorse..Zor Zor Zorse 🙂
Now our dude is under the influence of alcohol, and so he hallucinates Kim Sharma as Indu or his Mithra. So he didn't really cross the line of morality by splashing water at her and sliding that broken bottle all over her.
And just before the dance completes, Solomon offers the dude his Karizma, and the roadie dude rides the bike, walks through the desert to finally reach the palace where Mithra/ Indu is staying along with Billa [ by this time I have forgotten his present name]. Now there's a lot of stuff happening here, but let's just cut to the climax .
The mission is to make Indu realise about her previous incarnation – and so Bhairava brings her to the same spot from where she fell. Kinda smart you see, the whole story wraps up nicely at the same spot. But not that easily. There are explosions, more Bhairava vs. Billa action, and some actions which will give Die Hard 4.0 a run for its money. But you know what happens in the end right.. RIGHT!!! Oh yeah, there is an awesome flashback of the kickass killing of Billa 400 years back.
I know this has been sort of a narrative accompanied by spoiler screenshots. But that is exactly the whole point. I just wanted to unveil the beauty of Magadheera to everyone through this, and possibly set the mood for how you should enjoy it . What I enjoyed most about the movie is its unashamed sense of fun and entertainment. Everyone involved in the movie knows it, and this is what has been missing from all of the Bollywood movies. Magadheera is exactly what Salman Khan would've dreamt of Veer to look like. Instead, Veer takes itself too seriously and ends up right where it is – in the crap disposal bin.
I am sure of Ram Charan's rise to superstardom must have been easy-peasy after the release of Magadheera. And you can tell. He is in the zone – with the swords and spears as well as the sweet and corny routine of song and dance. Right now, from the top of my head, I cannot think of anyone from Bollywood who'd be able to do this in a Hindi adaptation. And seriously, I cannot even think of an able director for such a magnum opus.
Ashutosh Gowariker ? He'll possibly take 2 years to research it and make it another history lesson starring Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai. And the audience will clap when Ash falls from the clip and then pray that she never gets reborn.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali? He'll pay extra details on the palatial decorations and painstakingly sit for days and months with Nitin Desai and Neeta Lulla for the dress design. Salman Khan would play Bhairava and Jackie Shroff with eyeliners would be Sher Khan. You see where I'm going. For the role of Indu, Salman would pick a lookalike of his latest girlfriend – whoever it'll be after Katrina.
Anywho, before this turns into a mindless rant, let's wrap things up. I'd like you to go straight away and buy, borrow, steal the DVD/ Blu Ray if you haven't seen this. Trust me on this one.
To conclude, I'd just say, if this is what Telegu cinema promises, then Bollywood should just sit down and learn.


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Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar Visit the Dillards in El Salvador: Is Jill at Risk??by Naomi Lane at . Comments
Jill Duggar and her husband Derick Dillard embarked on a mission to El Salvador to do the Lord's work, but their expedition has been marred with controversy almost since they left.
In the past few weeks, speculation arose that the Dillards cut their mission short and returned to Arkansas to avoid catching the Zika virus, which is currently rampant in the Central American country.
However, a new photo posted to Facebook confirms that the couple and their son Israel are definitely still in El Salvador, and even welcomed two guests: Jill's parents Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar.
"Jill's parents surprised us recently with an impromptu visit for a few days," Derick wrote on his blog. "It was great to have them with us and get to show them the work the Lord is doing here."
He assured fans that 10-month-old Israel is doing well, loving the fruits and veggies there and was happy to see his grandparents.
"Israel definitely enjoyed all the attention when Grandma and Grandpa Duggar came to visit," wrote Derick.
Fans have been concerned about the Dillards' stay in El Salvador as Zika has been known to cause severe birth defects in pregnant women, and given the family's stance on shunning birth control, Jill could be at risk.
Could Jill be making an exception and using birth control? If she did in this case, we can't imagine anyone would fault her for it.


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Apartment in Old Town Krakow
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|Koletek, 31069 Krakow, Polen
There is a spacious double bedroom with grand wooden furniture and large flat-screen TV with 24 international channels. The modern kitchen is fully equipped and features a dining area. There is a living area with sofa bed, which can accommodate 2 additional guests.
The 2nd floor apartment is located on a quiet street with a view across to the Wawel Castle from the kitchen window. Guests can enjoy the delicious smells coming from the bakery directly below. The beautiful grounds of the castle on the riverbank provide a relaxing area to stroll around.
The city's main train station, Krakow Glowny, is 20 minutes' walk from the apartment. John Paul II International Airport is a 20-minute drive.
HusreglerNo smoking.
Guests should not wear shoes inside the apartment.
Please treat the apartment as you would your own home.
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Mirek was very welcoming and helpful. The apartment is in a great location and is quiet. We found it to be well equipped and spotlessly clean with good quality linen and towels. We slept well in the comfy bed. The bakery below is great and the restaurant opposite is handy with a good menu. We highly recommend this apartment and plan to go back for another visit. A real home from home. Richard & Lesley
Sehr freundlicher Empfang von Mirek.
Eine Wohnung, in der wir uns wie zu Hause gefühlt haben. Sofort würden wir in Krakow wieder dort wohnen wollen. Auch die Lage ist perfekt. Zwischen der Altstadt, der Burg Wawel und Kazimierz.
Dank auch für die tollen Tips zum Ausgehen, das lohnt sich.
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Superb all round. Communication with Mirek was first class and inspired confidence. The apartment was very clean and for us; the position was excellent, all tourist areas within walking distance. We loved being able to walk into the Castle area within 5" just before closing when we had it almost to ourselves!
The kitchen was very well equipped, even down to a milk frother! The bathroom was small but recently re-furbished and the shower was excellent. The bed was very comfortable (I suffer insomnia and didn't in this bed) and the music system was far better than we usually find in an apartment. There was no noise from the mostly female, older residents and the bakery downstairs provided great bread and disgustingly huge, cheap cakes for elevenses! Oh and the aromas as you came back in the late afternoon were wonderful.
We intend to return to Krakow and rent with Dina and Mirek soon!
Very good. We had nice days in this comfortable and very clean apartment.
The renter Mirek was a very nice and helpful person. The hand-over of the keys was very easy, because he was flexibel in matters of that.
A bakery was next to the entrance and we had just 15 minutes walk to the oldtown. Kazimierz was even less far away, maybe 5 minutes by walk.
We can recommend this flat and and would rent it again.
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A total of $190 million has been allocated to Carnival this year with $115 million representing money owed since 2010.
Arts and Multiculturalism Minister Lincoln Douglas disclosed this at the post-Cabinet news conference at the Office of the Prime Minister, St Clair yesterday.
He said some $115 million was owed since 2010.
The National Carnival Commission (NCC) will be given the money which will then be allocated to stakeholders.
�The delays in payments were related to a number of things, some of it had to do with contractual type of mismanagement, evaluation of delivery of the product, the unavailability of money.
�A wide range of things contributed to that,� he said.
Douglas also announced that $11.95 million was allocated by various ministries for the Chutney Soca Monarch�$4.5 million and the International Soca Monarch�$7.45 million.
Asked about the lyrics of songs this season and whether there was any policy with respect to State funding, Douglas said the State played a role in the development of the art form.
�Personally for me I am not comfortable with some of the music...we are working with the producers and we are working with the artistes themselves to increase the quality of these shows,� he said.
�Some people think �Rolly Polly� (by Grenadian artiste Mr Killa) is an abuse of women and some people think it�s a celebration of women.
�These are interpretive types of questions...I am sure that all of us will be concerned about images that glorify drinking or other kinds of direct type of violence,� he said.
He said producers and artistes should aim to deliver a quality of music that was world standard.


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If you away from the tourist crowds after hours, stay at Residenica Studio Aug 11, 2011
Residenica Studio, Calle Duquesa de Orleans, 56, +34 205 09 61 - 08034, Barcelona, Spain. Its location is a 30min metro train ride from the Center of Barcelona. It's located in a peaceful neighborhood, a more expensive side of town and very clean, a comfortable distance from the noise and ruckus. The rooms are slightly bigger than dorm size with certain rooms with bathroom included, btw, there is 1 set of bunk beds and one single, first come first serve. Free Wifi plus computer usage, and serve breakfast at 0800hrs: baguette, cupcake and choice of tea and coffee.
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Gabriel Iglesias, State Theatre, Portland, $39.50, reserved seating. statetheatreportland.com. 8 p.m. Friday.
Joan Rivers, presented by Portland Ovations, Merrill Auditorium, Portland, $45 to $70. portland ovations.org. Opening set from vocal group The Joan Rangers, 8 p.m. Friday.
Dark Star Orchestra, State Theatre, Portland, $25 advance, $30 door. statetheatreportland.com. Grateful Dead tribute band, 8 p.m.
Judy Collins, Stone Mountain Arts Center, Brownfield, $85. stonemountainartscenter.com. Folk singer-songwriter, 8 p.m.
Howie Day, Asylum, Portland, $19, $29 VIP, all ages. portlandasylum.com. Singer-songwriter, 9 p.m.
Drumming Circle, The Hive, Kennebunk. thehivekennebunk.com. 8 p.m.
Cluster-Folk: String Bands Night, One Longfellow Square, Portland, $10 advance, $15 door. onelongfellowsquare.com. Caroline Cotter with Tricky Britches, Tumbling Bones and The Whiskey Boys, 8 p.m.
USM School of Music Jazz Ensemble, University of Southern Maine, Corthell Concert Hall, Gorham, $8, $5 students and seniors. usm.maine .edu/music/boxoffice. Traditional swing music and innovative compositions and arrangements, 7:30 p.m.
Rusty Hinges, Savory Maine, Damariscotta. savorymainedining.com. 6 p.m.
Jazz Ensemble, University of Maine (Minsky Recital Hall), Orono, $9. umaine.edu/spa. 7:30 p.m.
Novel Jazz Septet, Skidompha Library, Damariscotta, $14, $12 seniors, $6 for ages 13 to 18, free for 12 and under. 563-5513. 7 p.m.
Ari Hest, Jonathan's Restaurant, Ogunquit, $22.50. jonathansrestaurant.com. Singer-songwriter, 8 p.m.
Johnny Gates & The Invite, Asylum, Portland, $7, all ages. portlandasylum.com. Country, with Colour of London, 9 p.m.
Hollerfest, Strand Theatre, Rockland, $17. rocklandstrand.com. With The Toughcats, The Ghost of Paul Revere and Darlingside, 7:30 p.m.
The Honey Dew Drops, The Hive, Kennebunk. thehivekennebunk.com. With Traveling Trees, 8 p.m.
Session Americana with Heather Maloney, One Longfellow Square, Portland, $15 advance, $20 door. onelongfellowsquare.com. Singer-songwriter, 8 p.m.
Kyle Hardy Jazz Trio, Elements: Books Coffee Beer, Biddeford. elementsbookscoffeebeer .com. Jazz standards and improvisations with tenor sax, drums and bass, 8 p.m.
USM School of Music Vocal Jazz Ensembles, University of Southern Maine, Corthell Concert Hall, Gorham, $8, $5 students and seniors. usm .maine.edu/music/boxoffice. Jazz standards and pieces written for vocal jazz ensembles, 8 p.m.
Resurgam Records Singer Songwriter Showcase, Local Sprouts Cooperative, Portland. local sprouts.coop. Chris Pulsoni and Zach Higgins, 7 p.m.
SCBN Rock Showcase: Leveret, Lisa/Liza and Erik Neilson, Mayo Street Arts, Portland, $7. mayo streetarts.org. 8 p.m.
Joelle Morris and the Music of Edith Piaf, Franco Center, Lewiston, $17, $15 seniors. franco center.org. Evening of songs by Edith Piaf backed by a band, 7:30 p.m.
Judy Collins, Chocolate Church Arts Center, Bath, $45. chocolatechurch.com. Folk singer-songwriter, 7:30 p.m.
Sonny Landreth, Stone Mountain Arts Center, Brownfield, $26. stonemountainartscenter.com. Louisiana slide guitarist, 8 p.m.
The Devil Makes Three, State Theatre, Portland, $19.50 advance, $22 door. statetheatreportland.com. Folk punk, with Shakey Graves, 9 p.m.
Molly Ringwald, Husson University, Gracie Theatre, Bangor, $25-$32. gracietheatre.com. With jazz quartet, 4 and 7:30 p.m.
Melissa Ferrick, One Longfellow Square, Portland, $20 advance, $25 door. onelongfellowsquare.com. Singer-songwriter, 8 p.m.
Hurry Down Sunshine, Savory Maine, Damariscotta. savorymainedining.com. 6 p.m.
Plain White T's and Parachute, Asylum, Portland, $21, all ages. portlandasylum.com. Pop-punk, with Tommy and The High Pilots, 8:30 p.m.
James McMurtry, Waterville Opera House, $22.50 advance, $27.50 door. operahouse.org. Folk-rock singer-songwriter, 8 p.m.
T.S. Baker and Craig Werth, First Parish Federated Church, South Berwick, $10 advance, $12 door. 450-8746. Singer-songwriters, 7 p.m.
Erica Brown and The Bluegrass Connection, Saco River Theatre, Buxton, $16, $14 seniors and students. sacorivertheatre.org. Fiddler and band play bluegrass, country and folk, 7:30 p.m.
Rustic Overtones, acoustic show with four-piece string section and special guests Jeff Beam and Friends, benefits Good Shepherd Food Bank, Franco Center, Lewiston, $18 advance, $22 door. francocenter.org. 8:30 p.m.
Christian Eason, Union Church, Biddeford Pool, $20, $10 students. 934-2395. With classical pianist Derek Herzer and jazz pianist/vocalist Michelle Currie, 4 p.m.
Kayhan Kalhor, Kurdish and Persian music, presented by Portland Ovations, Hannaford Hall, University of Southern Maine, Portland, $38. portlandovations.org. 8 p.m.
Andrea Wollstadt, Elements: Books Coffee Beer, Biddeford. elementsbookscoffeebeer.com. Acoustic folk and jazz, 1 p.m.
Lloyd Banks, Asylum, Portland, $22, 18-plus. portlandasylum.com. Hip-hop, with Brandon Ross and B. Aull, 9 p.m.
Athena Consort/Black Bear Men's Chorus, University of Maine, Minsky Recital Hall, Orono, $9. umaine.edu/spa. 2 p.m.
Holiday Season 2013 Celebration, Pine Tree State Country Music Association, American Legion Post 197, Westbrook, $5. 490-1232. Music from Tina Kelly Band, From the Heart, Darla De and Dennis Moro, 1 p.m.
Community Sing! Midcoast Community Chorus, First Congregational Church, Camden. 975-0582. Monthly singing gathering, 3:30 p.m.
4th Sunday Damariscotta Area Sacred Harp Singing, home of Corrone and Ruth Ann Bryant, Damariscotta. 563-6083. Potluck supper following the singing; bring dish to share, 2 to 5 p.m.
Monday Night Blues Series, Time Out Pub, Rockland, $10. 593-9336. Tas Cru, 7 p.m.
Percussion Ensemble, University of Maine, Minsky Recital Hall, Orono, $9. umaine.edu/spa. 7:30 p.m.
Lyle Divinsky & The Model Airplane, Port City Music Hall, Portland, $10 advance, $12 door, 18-plus. portcitymusichall.com. Soul and funk, 9 p.m.
Hot Club du Monde, Gingko Blue, Portland. gingkoblue.com. Gypsy jazz and swing, 8 p.m.
Heather Pierson, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland. andysoldportpub.com. Singer-songwriter, 7 p.m.
Nippin the Nub, Slainte, Portland, 21-plus. slaintewinebar.com. 9 p.m.
Beer pong, line dancing, karaoke and DJ B-set, Club Texas, Auburn, $2, 21-plus. 784-7785. clubtexas.info. Doors at 6 p.m.
Rick Miller and His Band, Gingko Blue, Portland. gingkoblue.com. Three-piece Chicago blues band, 9 p.m.
The Potato Pickers, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland. andysoldportpub.com. Bluegrass, 9 p.m.
Cam Jones, Jaeger Wells, Greg McKillop and Steve Layman, Slainte, Portland, 21-plus. slaintewinebar.com. 9 p.m.
Travis James Humphrey and the Retro Rockets, Gingko Blue, Portland. gingkoblue.com. Blues and swing, 8 p.m.
The Blue James Band, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland. andysoldportpub.com. Blues, 8:30 p.m.
Matt Brown's Soul Dance Party, Slainte, Portland, 21-plus. slaintewinebar.com. 10 p.m.
Dan Tonini, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland. andysoldportpub.com. Blues, 5:30 p.m.
Rick Gottlieb, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland. andysoldportpub.com. Acoustic folk, 6:30 p.m.
'90s Night Dance Party, Slainte, Portland, 21-plus. slaintewinebar.com. 10 p.m.
Poor Howard, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland. andysoldportpub.com. Delta blues, 6:30 p.m.
Karaoke Night with DJ Ponyfarm, Slainte, Portland, 21-plus. slaintewinebar.com. 9 p.m.
Jennifer Porter & Sonny Barbato, Gingko Blue, Portland. gingkoblue.com. Standards from the '20s to the '40s and favorite blues tunes, 7 p.m.
David Beam and the Custom House Gang, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland. andysoldportpub .com. Blues and Americana, 8 p.m.
Open mic, Slainte, Portland, 21-plus. slainte winebar.com. 8 p.m.


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A crash that was blocking all westbound lanes of state Route 410 state Route 167 and Traffic Avenue in Sumner has been cleared, the state DOT reported at 1:27 p.m. today.
(DOT initially reported the crash was near Bonney Lake. They corrected the information at 1:09 p.m.)
A Pierce County sheriff's deputy witnessed the crash and was on scene. Troopers and medical aid also responded.
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Spring Break Destinations for Grownups
Congratulations, the holidays are over. You've given everyone their gifts, braved winter travels, and put in quality family time. Now do something for yourself by planning an adult spring break you can look forward to while it's still chilly outside. Because really, why should college kids have all the fun? Here are five popular beach spots and their emerging alternatives for 2017.
This gallery was first published in 2014 and has been updated.
Last Year: Costa Rica
The Central American country continues to break its own world record in running purely on renewable energy, cementing its reputation for "pura vida." Thanks to its cleanliness and relative safety, Costa Rica has long been a beginner-friendly international destination, but its understandable popularity means it might be a spot better visited during the rainy off-season that lasts until April.
This Year: Nicaragua
So instead, consider Nicaragua, which has emerged as a less developed alternative (with fewer zip lines). In addition to sinewy volcanoes and idyllic beaches, Nicaragua has a number of under-the-radar boutique properties, like the eco-conscious Jicaro Island Ecolodge and the artsy Rancho Santana. Go now before developers start cleaving the country in half to construct the Nicaragua Canal, which, if ever completed, could forever mar its fragile ecosystem.
Last Year: The Bahamas
Thanks to convenient flight connections, Nassau has long been popular with the college crowd. You can have have an elevated experience, however, thanks to resorts like Kamalame Cay and One&Only Ocean Club, which dominated Condé Nast Traveler's 2016 Readers' Choice Awards.
This Year: Jamaica
But this year, you might want to unwind in Jamaica. Even if you're not a beach bum, its unique and thriving food scene is a strong draw. And there's plenty of grownup R&R here, from the ocean-side retreat of Rockhouse's signature Spice Bathing Ritual to seaweed wraps at Jake's Hotel to the Blue Mountain Coffee scrub at GoldenEye, a 49-key resort tucked between the Caribbean and a tranquil lagoon on the northern coast.
Last Year: Aruba
Making up the ABC of the Dutch Caribbean's Lesser Antilles, along with Bonaire and Curaçao, Aruba has long attracted visitors with its balmy climate and excellent tourist infrastructures—perfect for travelers who don't want any surprises.
This Year: Turks & Caicos
But if you want your spring break with thinner crowds, lose yourself in Turks and Caicos, only eight of whose 40 islands are inhabited. Away from the main tourist hub of Providenciales, you can kick back on the 1,000-acre private island of COMO Parrot Bay, or take a 25-minute flight to Sailrock Resort, which opens in January 2017 to provide a home base for the unspoiled 8.2-square-mile South Caicos and the world's third-largest coral reef.
Last Year: Los Cabos, Mexico
The sandy tip of Baja California Sur is a sure bet for spring break, and thanks to the boom in hotel (re)construction two years since Hurricane Odile, you'll be spoiled for choice, like the 2017 Gold List winners One&Only Palmilla and The Cape, a Thompson Hotel.
This Year: Costalegre, Mexico
For a more exclusive experience, head south of Jalisco's popular Puerto Vallarta, where you'll find "Mexico's Virgin Coast" replete with beaches, lagoons, and untouched jungles. Honoring the region's pristine flora that boasts some of the world's greatest biodiversity are two Condé Nast Traveler reader favorites: the 16-suite Las Alamandas overlooking four private beaches, and the Moorish-inspired Cuixmala, flanked by 25,000 acres of rare dry tropical forest.
Last Year: St. Lucia
In St. Lucia, things can get plenty wild: Not only do the Pitons, a pair of volcanic spires that have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, harbor endemic plants and birds, but the coastal rain forests and mountainous rain forests hum with waterfalls. Luxurious boutique properties like Jade Mountain contrast with the wild scenery.
This Year: Anguilla
This spring, however, the spotlight shines on the other end of the Caribbean's string of islands: Anguilla. Though it managed to remain delightfully underdeveloped for a long time, this eel-shaped islet has seen notable openings like Four Seasons Resorts and Residences, Zemi Beach House, and The Reef by CuisinArt (which cultivates its ingredients from the property's own hydroponic farm). The three properties join 2015 Hot List winner Malliouhana.


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This newspaper was formed for the Indians to help their cause for the survival of their people and to help their appeals to the United States and the world at large..................................Thank you for visiting the Seminole Indian News, Florida's first Miccosukee and Seminole Indian Newspaper.
[ First Edition ] [ Second Edition ] [ Third Edition ] [ Fourth Edition ] [ Betty Mae Jumper, Co-Editor of Seminole Indian News, 1961 ] [ FromEditorInChiefApril202003 ] [ Salute to Tozier ] [ Miccosukee Seminole Dictionary ] [ Seminoles Print It ] [ The Hell With Politics ] [ Notable Quotes ] [ classifieds ] [ Letterstotheeditor ]
Welcome to the
Fourth Edition
of the
Seminole Indian News
Vol.1, No. 4
Page 1
Appeal To 'Public' For Help!
Seminoles' Peace Threatened!
The executive Council of the Miccosukee
Tribe of Seminole Indians, in an
unprecedented action, appealed to the
American public for help.
In a letter they issued to the public
they wrote:
To the American people; Our unconquered
Miccosukee Seminole Nation is asking the
American people for help.
We want the American people to be told
what is being done to our people. That
the United States, and the state of
Florida are trying again to push our
people off our Everglades homeland.
We hope the American people will do
something to help our people once they
hear the truth. Over 100 years ago our
forefathers fought and died to save our
home country. You call this the Seminole
Wars. The whole United States army could
not conquer our people. They tried all
kinds of tricks and even trapped our
Chief Osceola under a white flag of
truce and held him till he rotted in a
federal dungeon. After that, in 1939,
the America public, and a brave Ohio
Congressman rose up and came to our aid.
They became disgusted with the
bare-faced federal policy of kill and
grab by brute force and public opinion
forced the United States to send the
commanding General of the United States
army, Alexander McComb, to Florida to
make a
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treaty with our people. He
promised to leave our people alone to
live in peace forever on our Everglades
land, our great-grandfathers signed this
treaty, and for over 100 years our
people lived in peace on our land under
it. Then we recently discovered
the United States was refusing to honor
this treaty. The federal
government is still trying all different
ways to push us off our land. In
1950 they even went so far
as to
encourage the filing of fake claims in
the United States Indian Claims
Commission, to make it look like our
people wanted to sell our land, and
would take money for it. These claims
are still there today. They
will take away our homes, but to this
government bureau they are just 73 and
73A. In 1954 our council finally
protested these injustices to President
Eisenhower in our Buckskin Declaration,
which we heard he still keeps in his
private museum. We asked him to send his
special representative to negotiate with
our people an agreement that would once
and for all let us live in peace on our
For over six years our councils
negotiated in good faith with President
Eisenhower's special representative, and
we thought agreements had been made,
because some of them were signed by the
United States Secretary of Interior
himself in 1960. Then the United
States got a new President, John Kennedy
and we heard good things about him.
He said good things about the rights of
small countries and the right of self
determination. He spoke like
a man of honor and integrity.
But his Secretary of Interior Udall
turned out to be one of the greatest
enemies of our people 100 years ago.
We do not have words to describe what he
is doing – except the words written by
United States Congressman, Joshua
Giddings 100 years ago is exactly true
again. In his book, "The Exiles of
Florida", he said:
"Florida was purchased;
Treaties with the Florida Indians were
made and violated; gross frauds were
perpetrated; dishonorable expedience
were resorted. . . bribery and treachery
were practiced towards. . . The
Seminoles; flags of truce were violated;
the pledged faith of the nation was
disregarded. "Men who wielded the
influence of government for the
consummation of these crimes,
assiduously labored to suppress all
knowledge of their guilt; to keep the
facts from the popular mind; to falsify
history of current events, and prevent
an exposure of our national turpitude."
These things are being done to
us again now.
After years of negotiating and
agreements they are still trying to push
us off our land push through a fake
claim of some lawyers that some
reservation Indians want to sell our
land. They haven't gone to so much
trouble since 1832 when they made a fake
treaty at Paynes Landing.
Our people retreated into the
Everglades, and we believed we had a
treaty with the U.S. government that
said they would leave us alone in our
homes there. In the past ten years we
discovered this wasn't so. We
found out that federal
bureau people in Washington were trying
to work it so that the treaties the U.S.
Signed with our great grandfathers a
hundred years ago would be gotten
around. We found that they were
trying to get Indians to sell the Miccosukee Seminoles land.
In 1957, our Miccouskee people who had
always refused to live on reservations
and be told what to do by Indian bureau
agents organized our Miccosukee tribe.
If you are an Indian and live on a
reservation a white our half-breed
Indian agent has the power to tell you
what to do, and the state or federal
government has the right to take away
your land, any time they want, for power
lines or anything.
When we reorganized our tribe, President
Eisenhower's Secretary of Interior
Seaton told us that we couldn't organize
under what he called the Indian
Reorganization Act because we did not
live on a reservation but he did
officially recognize our tribe. He
said if we went on a reservation, or got
together with reservation Indians who
were organizing to get money, we would
get money for this and that from the
government. But all we wanted was our
land, with assurance that our people
could have it and live on it, for as
long as there is a Miccosukee tribe of
Seminole Indians.
President Eisenhower's Secretary of
Interior also said we would have to be
on a reservation to get federal benefits
and protections.
But now, under President John F.
Kennedy, an Indian agent has been sent
to the Everglades to organize a small
group of Miccouskee Seminoles who do not
live on the reservation. They
never sent an agent before, it sounds
like what happened a hundred years ago,
when "bribery and treachery were
practiced towards the Seminoles."
Secretary of Interior Udall's Indian
Agent is now trying to set up a third
tribe, is offering them various "federal
benefits" from a "revolving loan fund"
of the Interior Bureau and doing it
without a reservation. This agent
says that the recognition given our
tribe by Secretary of Interior Seaton
was illegal. To some hungry
Miccosukee Indians off the reservations
this has looked so good that they are
going along with Udall's Indian Agent to
set up this third tribe that can receive
On December 17, Udall's Indian Agent is
going to get this group of Indians to
stage an election to set up this third
tribe, which has agreed to take money
instead of land. Because
there are so few of them we hear they
are even borrowing Indian's from the
other reservation tribe in Dania to make
it look like a real election.
After the so-called election, we can see
they will try to tell the world our
tribe has agreed to sell our land for
money when it is not.
But what we, the council of the
Miccosukees do not understand is this:
When we reorganized in 1957 the Indian
Bureau people said:
"You can't get any federal handouts if
you don't organize under the federal
reorganization act, and you can't do
that unless you live on a reservation."
We said, as we always did, "We don't
want handouts, we want our land, and we
don't and won't live on a reservation on
Now they say, to this third tribe they
are trying to organize under the Indian
Reorganization Act: We'll help you with
We know from our children who have been
to U.S. schools about the idea of
"divide and conquer." We appealed
to President Kennedy about this policy
two months ago. He didn't
answer at all. Our only hope now lies
with the American people.
There must be someone who will help us.
The Executive Council
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"The U.S. Interior
Dept. is pushing ahead with its plans to
organize a third tribe of puppet Indians
in an effort to wreck the many years of
negotiations and agreements with our
Miccosukee Tribe," charged Homer
Osceola, Co-Chairman of the Miccosukee
Tribal Executive Council.
"We predicted this when we gave this
story to the newspapers last October.
They obviously plan to try to trick the
public into believing that what their
puppets do has been authorized by our
Miccosukee Tribe.
"If they go through with this
shenanigan, it will be the biggest fraud
on the Seminoles since the fake
so-called treaty of Paynes Landing over
100 years ago. And we want the
American public to know what is going on
Alice Osceola
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p. 3
Fla. Everglades. The
so-called election called by the Tiger
family on December 17 in their effort to
organize a third tribe turned out to be
a complete failure.
Only 27 Indians turned out to
vote, out of the 300 they claimed.
Of these 27, four were reliably reported
to be members of the Seminole Tribe in
Dania, and ineligible to vote.
Earlier this week, R. C. Miller,
Interior agent, had stated that no
member of the Seminole Tribe would be
eligible to vote in this so-called
Prior to the election, Miller was
very evasive when questioned about
so-called absentee ballots.
At first he said there were 11, then 14.
Of the 14, 8 were discovered to be
members of the Seminole Tribe in Dania,
ineligible to vote.
And 4 of those allegedly casting
an absentee ballot were seen in the
vicinity of where the election was
taking place, some of whom denied they
were participants in the election.
According to Miccosukee Tribal
Councilman John Osceola, there were, in
his words, "12 borrowed voters from the
other Tribe in Dania". Photographs
of the three of these "borrowed voters
were taken by the Seminole Indian News,
and appear at the right of this page.
From top to bottom, they are
Jack Kelly,
Johnny White and
Stanley Frank (running to avoid the
Pictured above, smiling jubilantly, are
Tribal leaders Bill Osceola, Billie
Doctor, and John Osceola (L-R), who were
non-participating observers.
Although happy over the outcome, they
feared the U.S. Interior Dept. would try
to go ahead with a 3rd tribe with or
without a legal election. Pictured
below is the home of two of the Indians
who allegedly cast "absentee ballots",
located inside the election area.
Miller could show no regulation
pertaining to the casting of the
so-called absentee ballots. Tribal
Councilman John Osceola said, "As far as
I am concerned, they tried every way
they knew to rig their election.
They might have gotten away with it if
we hadn't kept a close eye on them!"
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The couple has, apparently, opted for surrogacy to expand their family.
Do what, now? Per Entertainment Weekly's Hollywood Insider, Sarah Jessica Parker (star of that Sex And The City movie) and husbandido Matthew Broderick are expecting a set of matching babies.
But wait, Sarah Jessica Parker is 44 years old, what is she doing having twins and why hasn't she gained any weight? The couple opted for surrogacy. You know, the old "you have my baby(ies) for me and I give you a bunch of money" trick. Rich folks have been pulling that caper for literally years. The process (or is it a project?) is so popular that Tina Fey and her good friend Amy Poehler made a film about it, and that film was called Mean Girls (kidding, it was Knocked Up, kidding it was Baby Mama, just kidding, just kidding, just kidding). More on surrogacy:Evidently, Having Babies Is For Poor People
The story goes that Sarah Jessica Parker (SJP) and Matthew Broderick have been trying for an addition to their nuclear unit since the birth of their 6-year old son, James. Which James can view one of two ways: either they were so pleased with him that they wanted another (or twins) or that they'd like a do-over. (At least that's how Bobby felt on a very special episode of King Of The Hill, the one where they mentioned Hank's narrow urethra.)
Item two: Weren't Matthew Broderick and SJP supposed to be getting a divorce? Is having babies the opposite of having a divorce? Haven't they been on the veritable rocks for ages? Didn't one of them dally? Didn't one of them try to make the other promise never to see Chris Noth again? Maybe the whole hubbub wasn't about infidelity, but instead was a conception calamity? At any rate, it always seems a good idea to go ahead and have a baby when your relationship is in rough shape.
Then again, a little adversity usually brings strong couples closer together. Yep, life moves pretty fast, if you don't stop and look around once in a while you could miss it.
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Elmside Walk, Hitchin, Hertfordshire SG5 1HB.
Care home
Email the owner or 01462 451737
"Elmside was opened as a Residential Care Home back in 1966. The original house had been sold to MHA by the local Moss family, well-known in Hitchin for its grocery stores.
Hitchin itself is a beautiful old market town close to Stevenage in Hertfordshire. The original Home has now been replaced by a completely new two-storey Home, together with an adjacent Housing with Care Scheme. Opened in 2007, the new Home contains single, fully furnished en suite rooms for 25 people with dementia and 41 residential care places including care suites designed for couples, enabling their differing care needs to be met. Communal areas include a coffee shop, IT suite, library and hairdressing and therapy rooms, all of which can be used by residents in the neighbouring Scheme. "The aim is to develop a real community within the Care Centre," says the Home Manager, "encouraging residents and their visitors to enjoy all the facilities available.""
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Vodafone ships Malware with HTC Magic, 3,000 more handsets may hav virus
It was shocking to find HTC Magic Android smart phone from Vodafone come pre- installed with a virus. Yes, the culprit Malware was the found laden on the mobile phone as pointed by the internet security firm Trend Micro.
The virus was first detected in the handset received by an employee of a firm, named Panda Security, a Spanish anti virus firm. The device was acquired from a Vodafone dealer in Spain. According to a Spanish website, Vodafone confirms that 3,000 devices sold by the company might have the similar virus infection. It also stated that HTC Magic might not be the only mobile phone that carries this infection.
The incident developed quite a stir and Vodafone soon made an official announcement stating that the issue was local and an isolated one. The discovery of Malware straight out of the box of the HTC Magic Android smarphones sent an alarming signal to its researchers. According to the press release by Trend Micro, the infection was quickly transferred into a PC when the phone was plugged into it via a USB.
The employee who received this virus laden handset, Pedro Bustamante said that after the phone was plugged into the PC Panda Cloud Antivirus went off and detected two files namely, autorun.inf and autorun.exe files as malicious. Bustamante further said, "A quick look into the phone quickly revealed it was infected and spreading the infection to any and all PCs that the phone would be plugged into."
The threat researchers of Trend Micro, Ryan Flores revealed that there is possibility that the computer in Vodafone production line was infected by WORM_SILLY.QT. This worm is capable of reaching the SD cards through removable drives. This might be the possible reason of virus transmitting to a certain batch of HTC smartphones.
Malware was related to Mariposa botnet which is capable of stealing very sensitive financial and other information. But another Trojan based program, named Conficker was also discovered on the smartphone by HTC. The company however offers for cleaning computers infected due to the incident but it seems too late for many mobile customers whose sensitive information is already stolen.
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we are chilling in memphis, tennessee. listening to WEVL 89.9 fm.
this station is great. listining to a blues show. the singer is wailing about drinking him some GAS-o-LINE….. there's some great radio in this town. i cannot believe some of
the things i've heard them say! tune in online.
last night we crashed the Ecoloigical Society of America's dorm at the University of Memphis (thanks *John and *David), and spent a little time on beale street. it's a lot like bourbon street, a stretch of streets with traffic blocked off and TOO-LOUD music blaring out of every club. we picked a place and ate some AMAZING ribs to the music of duelling pianos. todAY we ate fried pork chops and fried chicken, and fried okra, french fries, and some green beans and yams. so not EVERYTHING was fried! mmmm, good eatin too.
*names have been changed to protect the guilty
this is andrew in some loud bar on beale street - i don't recommend beale st unless you got earplugs, and probably only if you have a specific act you want to see. the ribs were outstanding though.
tomorrow we're planning to go to the Civil Rights Museum and the Slave Haven. i never heard of the haven before, but it's reportedly a house in the underground railroad, with tunnels underneath to smuggle folks thru.
i'm serious y'all, this station 89.9 is really good. look them up online www.WEVL.org in memphis


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JERUSALEM (Mar. 13)
A prominent American political scientist accused Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger of two-faced diplomacy and warned here yesterday that the U.S. is moving from a position of unqualified support for Israel to one increasingly aimed at regaining its influence in the Arab world. Prof. Hans Morgenthau, of the University of Chicago and City University of New York, spoke at an international relations seminar marking the dedication of the Hebrew University's Leonard Davis Institute for International Relations. The same forum was addressed by Premier Golda Meir and Deputy Premier Yigal Allon.
Prof. Morgenthau, who has frequently expressed the view that the U.S. was giving up more than it gets for the sake of detente with the Soviet Union, characterized Kissinger as "a man of many faces" like Homer's Odysseus. He said Kissinger is able to transform himself in every capital into a friend of that country. But there is danger in such diplomacy "that it may collapse should the various countries ever compare notes," Prof. Morgenthau
said. Speaking at the same symposium earlier, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan described Kissinger as "the best diplomat in the world."
Allon referred to the tense situation on the Syrian front and took the occasion to warn Damascus that a resumption of hostilities on its part would not dislodge Israel or endanger Israel's security but "would jeopardize the efforts to reach a disengagement agreement." If Israel is faced with extreme demands, Syria will find it immovable and no solution will be advanced, he said.
Premier Meir said earlier that Israel would part with the Syrian territory it captured in the Yom Kippur War as part of a disengagement accord but would never give up the Golan Heights captured in 1967. Israel's retention of the heights is its only security guarantee in the north, she said.
Discussing Soviet policy. Mrs. Meir contended that while Moscow did not want global war or even the destruction of Israel, its aim in the Middle East is a continuing state of no peace. Nothing is impossible in Soviet ideology, she said. "They are far from idealism." She did no think the Russians were encouraging Syria to reach a disengagement agreement with Israel along the Egyptian pattern. She expressed doubt that any accord could have been reached with Egypt if the Soviets had hand in it.
Leonard Davis, of New York, who contributed the funds for the new Hebrew University's Institute, said that while international relations might be largely an academic subject in most countries they were of vital concern in Israel and at Hebrew University. The Institute's director, University Prof. Saul Friedlander, stressed the policy-oriented programs of the Institute and the contributions it hoped to make towards government thinking and planning.


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In the inner city near North Avenue the first thing you will notice are the abandoned homes, no parks, no recreational centers, no place for youth to go but hang out in the streets. Jonathan Roiz, Founder/ President of The Hope Movement grew up in Baltimore and never forgot his roots. He faced violence, poverty; he witnessed the hurt of the people and walked in their shoes. The Hope Movement working along with local churches, community leaders and the community itself has a vision to develop a strategic plan of action to transform the most impoverished communities in Baltimore City into havens of hope. Baltimore City has developed an agreement with The Hope Movement to adopt and manage 7 vacant lots where gangs, poverty, drugs, alcoholism, violence and family dysfunction are consuming the people. The Hope Movement mobilizes a local movement of people from churches and the community to unite and volunteer their time to develop these lots into community gardens, safe parks for families and filling these areas with positive messages of hope and inspiration. While working on these lots in collaboration with the community, the Hope Movement marches down the streets praying for the community and conduct evangelistic events and street outreach at the lots and in the streets sharing a message of hope, counseling youth and adults, provide mentorship, pray with the people and document their cases to provide referrals to assist them with their needs.
On Saturday June 4, 2016 a team of volunteer missionaries from Baltimore and as far as Kent Island came to The Hope Movement's vacant lot transformed into a Haven of Hope Community Garden to volunteer a couple of hours of their day to cut the grass, paint recycled tires that we are using as artistic flower beds, clean up trash, landscape and share of the love of Jesus to those in the community.


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Tea Study: Bigelow Tea Learns That Last Year's Tea Market Review Shows Industry Growth
Wednesday, 20 April 2016
For 70-plus years the Bigelow Tea family has kept their eye on all tea-related news and today is no different! 2015 was a wonderful year for the U.S. tea industry as seen below where we share the findings from a 'State of the U.S. Tea Industry 2015 Market Review by the U.S. Tea Association:
- More people are drinking tea! This growth extends to all ages – from Millennials to Baby Boomers – who are filling up their tea cups.
- Specialty teas are growing in popularity with an 8-10 percent rise in sales last year. And who's especially savoring these flavors? Millennials! They seek teas with unique flavors as well as blends that ethnically or culturally reflect their family's origin. Our new line steep by Bigelow in addition to 130 Bigelow tea flavors would definitely appeal to these tea drinkers. Check out Instagrammer jlep76's selections.
- In the global market, the United States is now the third largest tea importer, behind Russia and Pakistan. Plus we're the only Western country to grow in both importing and consuming our favorite drink!
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Collard Roll Ups with Coconut Curry Kale
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Author Notes: I used Collard Greens as a wrap to create "sushi like" rolls filled with sautéed Kale, avocado, and carrot ribbons. —Diane Hoch
Food52 Review: WHO: Diane Hoch is a natural foods chef from New York.
WHAT: Sushi roll-style veggie bites -- perfect for a bento box lunch.
HOW: Blanch the collards, stir-fry the kale in delicious aromatics, slice up some vegetables, and roll.
WHY WE LOVE IT: We love the ingenuity of this recipe, from the combination of greens to the garlic, coconut, curry, and orange filling. It's uniquely delicious. —goop
Serves 4
- 4 large collard leaves
- 1/2 cup water
- 5 cups purple Kale, torn into small pieces
- 2 tablespoons coconut oil
- 2 tablespoons garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon orange juice
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup
- 1/2 teaspoon curry powder
- 1/4 teaspoon orange zest
- 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 avocado, sliced
- 1 carrot, cut into ribbons with peeler
- 1 tablespoon horseradish root, grated
- To blanch collard leaves: In a large sauté pan add water to coat bottom of pan, about 1 inch. Bring to a boil. Place a collard leaf in pan and blanch leaf until it turns bright green in color, about 10 to 15 seconds on each side. Repeat with remaining leaves. Let cool, then cut out the thick part of the spine leaving at least 8 inches to fill and roll. Set aside.
- In a large sauté pan over medium heat, add coconut oil. Once melted, add garlic, orange juice, orange zest, maple syrup, curry powder, and sea salt. Mix well and sauté until mixture begins to bubble, approximately 2 to 3 minutes. Add kale and toss to coat. Cook until the kale becomes tender and wilted, approximately 3 to 5 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside to cool.
- Place a collard leaf top side down on a cutting board. Layer 1/4 of the sautéd kale and spread it in the center of the leaf horizontally. Then add a quarter of your avocado slices and a 1/4 of your carrot ribbons. Roll collard from the bottom around ingredients like a sushi roll. Cut any excess from the leaf at the end. Slice with a sharp knife into 1 1/2 inch sections. Sprinkle with freshly grated horseradish and enjoy! Yum!
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A homeowner was woken by burglars after they broke into their Croxely Green property in the early hours of a Sunday morning.
Burglars broke into an address in Watford Road at 3.40am on August 17 by forcing the front door open.
The homeowner disturbed the burglars who ran off, taking a silver Apple iPad with them (C2/14/1774).
Another burglary took place that same night. Sometime between Saturday, August 16 night and 7.30am Sunday, August 17, burglars broke into an address in New Road.
They gained entry to the property and took the keys to a black Mini Cooper, which was parked on the drive, and stole it (C2/14/1777).
Hertfordshire Constabulary's assistant investigator Kevin Deudon said: "These incidents appeared to have occurred during the early hours of Sunday morning and so anyone or any vehicle that isn't usually in the area may have stuck out in people's memories.
"If you were in either area at the time of these incidents and remember seeing or hearing anything unusual or suspicious please contact me as soon as possible."
Anyone with any information in relation to either crime should contact AI Deudon on 101, quoting the relevant crime reference above.
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RELATIVES of a Wigan stalking victim have welcomed tough new laws designed to crack down on the crime.
Sandra Bamford's 10-year-old granddaughter, Shauna Greensmith, was pursued while out riding her bicycle by a black-clad prowler last month.
And the Evening Post reported a similar incident that occurred a week previous when 14-year-old Dillon Tarbuck was followed while walking home after meeting friends.
Praising the new legislation, Mrs Bamford, said: "I think this is a good idea and I'm glad they've brought it into play now.
"The incident really scared us and obviously Shauna was affected by it.
"We make sure now that if she is playing out she has a group of friends with her.
"It does reassure us as a family that the police are doing something to help track down the people responsible although we've not heard anything more from them about our incident."
The man pursuing Shauna fled after she lost balance and fell off her bike as her screams were heard by her sister and friends who came to her aid.
Previously, no specific anti-stalking laws existed in England and Wales, meaning offenders would often be charged with harassment.
The Government has now introduced two specific offences, stalking and stalking involving a fear of violence, which carry a maximum six-month and five-year sentence respectively.
The legislation has also been welcomed by campaigners and victim support groups.
Maureen Burgess of Wigan based charity DIAS, a service for victims of domestic abuse, said the introduction was long overdue.
She said: "I welcome any laws that support victims of crime as absolutely vital.
"To know that serious legislation and a commitment from the police to protect people who are affected by these crimes has come out is reassuring.
"Stalking and harassment are nasty and insidious crimes that affect a lot of the people we deal with.
"Often when relationships end we see examples of this kind of behaviour and the psychological impact can be extremely damaging not only to the victims but also to their families and friends."


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More than a century ago, Roald Amundsen and his crew were the first to sail through the Northwest Passage, along the way leaving footprints in the Alaska towns of Eagle, Nome, and Sitka. Pioneering that storied route was a dream of Amundsen's since his boyhood in Norway, but he also performed enduring science on the three-year voyage of the Gjøa.
Amundsen, from Norway, was 30 years old when, in the early 1900s, he envisioned and then executed this plan: 'With a small vessel and a few companions, to penetrate into the regions around earth's north magnetic pole, and by a series of accurate observations, extending over a period of two years, to relocate the pole observed by Sir James Ross in 1831.'
The north magnetic dip pole is the expression of Earth's magnetic field where a compass needle points straight downward. Though Amundsen didn't know it at the time, this point is a moving target, wandering miles each day due to electrical currents in the upper atmosphere associated with the aurora and the solar wind.
If the sea ice allowed him, Amundsen told a crowd assembled in London, he planned on continuing west from northern Canada 'to sail through the Northwest Passage in its entire extent, this being a problem which for centuries has defied the most persistent efforts.'
Though the conquest of the Northwest Passage brought Amundsen worldwide fame, his devotion to science was real. Instead of blasting through the passage, he and his crew halted the Gjøa to spend the winter in a bay off King William Island in the Canadian Arctic.
There, they set up a base called 'Gjøahaven,' or Gjøa Harbor. They killed 100 reindeer for winter meat to feed man and dog, met the local natives, exchanged their wool clothes for furs and watched the ice form on the ocean in early October 1903. They also built a magnetic observatory out of shipping crates. They held it together with nails containing no iron. They covered the hut with tundra to keep out the light, because photographic paper recorded their magnetic observations.
Inside the building were four instruments sensitive to variations of Earth's magnetic field. A few oil lamps heated and lit the observatory, which was so snug that Amundsen and crewman Gustav Wiik probably both suffered heart-muscle damage from carbon monoxide poisoning during the 19 months they faithfully tended the instruments.
But the adventurers' scientific timing was good, as their station, located just 125 miles from the north magnetic dip pole recorded by Englishman John Ross 70 years earlier, captured with wriggling needles one of the largest magnetic storms in history on Halloween of 1903.
Wiik, who died on the journey before the rest of the crew reached Nome, was the man who spent most of the time in the hut with the magnetometers, checking on them day and night for more than a year and a half. And, says Charles Deehr, a space physicist and aurora forecaster at the University of Alaska Fairbanks' Geophysical Institute, Wiik's 360 magnetic measurements at Gjøahaven were top notch, despite 'almost impossible conditions.'
The data set is so good that Deehr, who posts forecasts of northern lights here at the Geophysical Institute, said the information is similar to data he gets today from satellites parked in the solar wind, a flow of the sun's particles that excites the aurora into action.
Wiik and Amundsen's measurements 'offer more than a glimpse of the character of the solar wind 50 years before it was known to exist,' Deehr said. And, 'Amundsen was the first to demonstrate, without doubt, that the north magnetic (pole) does not have a permanent location, but moves in a fairly regular manner.'
http://www2.gi.alaska.edu/Pipeline/ned_bio.html!Ned_Rozell is a science writer at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute.


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I meet with people who have recently been served with divorce papers. Many times, included in this paperwork is a Motion and Notice of Temporary Hearing. This causes many questions because the Motion seems to ask for the same relief that is requested in the Complaint. So what is a temporary hearing?
A temporary hearing is an opportunity at the beginning of a divorce or child custody matter where you can ask the court to grant you some specific relief before the final hearing. That means when you file for divorce you don't have to wait the entire nine months or a year to get to the final hearing when you need to get alimony or child support started or a custody order so you can enroll your child in school.
In most counties, your temporary hearing will be held about 3-4 weeks from the time your request the hearing and generally lasts 15-30 minutes. At this hearing you will generally not testify, but your case will be presented through your lawyer's arguments and through affidavits submitted by you to the Court. After that brief time, the Court will make a decision that will remain in effect throughout your case.


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Today I have a few fun announcements;
In case you missed my post on Wednesday – Mary from The Mommyologist and I are hosting a fun contest called "Not" Mom of the Year.
This contest is about celebrating what it means to be a "real" mom. You know the kind that leaves dishes in the sink, piles of laundry on the couch and lets their kids eat junk food….we have all been there before!
This contest kicks off on Monday July 12th and we are super excited!
If you missed the details click here. Oh and grab our cute little button on my side bar, curiosity of The Frilly Coconut!
Because Mary is my partner in crime with this fun contest, I am really excited to tell everyone {if you don't already know} she has been chosen as one of the Top Five Finalists for best parenting blog on the Parents' Picks Awards from Nickelodeon ParentsConnect.
She is very inspirational, fun and definitely deserves to win. You can vote once a day between now and August 31st. Click here to cast your vote!
If you have kids than I am sure you will LOVE what I am about to tell you!
Toys R Us is having grand openings for FIFTY {50} stores in the next few months.
Grand Openings for July 9th – July 11th;
- Nashua, NH
- Watchung, NJ
- Valley Stream NY
- Dedham, MA
Visit www.iwanttobeatoysrusmom.com, choose a store closest to you and down load your secret coupon that will give you 50% off one single item!
If you have been looking to purchase a larger ticket item, now is the time to do it! Think about an upcoming birthday, a Christmas present or maybe something to surprise your kids with – there are lots of fun possibilities!
And I have even more exciting news! If you are the 1st 100 people through the door on Friday, you could win a free gift bag full of goodies valued at $100!
Make sure to check out www.iwanttobeatoysrusmom.com and mark your calendars with the Grand Openings closest to you!
Now onto my Friday Favorites;
I started going through all of the wonderful comments I have received over the last week and I was blown away. I am very sorry if I haven't made it over to your blog yet.
I really try to visit everyone that comes by but as you know it gets harder and harder. Now that it is summer, we spend most of our days pool side and I try my best to catch up at night….but doesn't always work out.
I appreciate everyone that stops by and leaves me encouraging words and thoughts. THANK YOU!
For this week's Friday Favorites, I wanted to highlight a few of my readers' posts. There were lots that I thought were amazing but of course I can only name a few.
1. It's Official by Pure Unadulterated Softthistle; As I read Marylin's post about finding out her son is on the autistic spectrum my heart literally broke for her. I look forward to following her journey and supporting her along the way.
2. The Blog Post Wasteland by Kludgy Mom; This post is hysterical! I think we can all relate to having half written posts in our "draft" folder only to go back and think, "What was I thinking?!".
3. My One Word for 2010 by Adventuroo; Most of us make a New Years resolution and then by January 2nd totally forget about it {um like me!}. Well not Melissa, she actually gives you an update on how she is doing with her resolution; to nurture. She takes one word and applies it to her entire life. It is very heart warming.
4. It was during the 8 o'clock hour by My Simply Complicated; If you are going to read this make sure you grab a box of tissues. My heart literally broke for Jessica. I have become good friends with her through blogging and it makes me so sad to read something like this. Sending her lots of love and prayers!
5. And We Danced All Night by My Pixie Blog; Oh to be single again; get all dressed up, meet a handsome guy at a show, dance and flirt with him all night…I remember those days. I love reading Charlotte's story about her journey on self discovery.
Happy Reading!


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Many of the symptoms on this list are very common everyday pains and maladies that people without cancer experience. But it is important to be in tune to what your body is telling you, and if you are experiencing one or more of these symptoms on a regular basis, you should talk to a doctor as soon as possible. Early detection is important and it could save your life.


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Whether you are facing theft charges, DUI charges or other charges, you need a professional criminal lawyer to help you fight your case. Finding a good criminal attorney isn't as simple as just opening up a phone book or doing a quick Google search online. There are hundreds of criminal lawyers that represent victims of serious crime cases. The lawyer you choose can make a difference in how your case plays out. You can find lawyers in Springfield, MO, who can help you. The following tips will help you to choose the right criminal lawyer in as rational a manner as possible.
Tips to follow
Choose a specialist
The first thing is to choose a specialist. Just like in any other industry, you need to find a specialist in a specific law. Do not accept to work with a lawyer who is not an expert in this type of law. A specialist has the right knowledge and skills to handle crime cases. Lawyers with no experience of defending criminal cases will have difficulty in identifying weaknesses and strengths of your case. He won't be able to negotiate a better deal for you. Therefore, it is important to choose a lawyer who practises crime exclusively.
Experience and expertise
Choose a lawyer who has extensive experience in the courtroom and well-informed about the various legal procedures related to theft, DUI and many more. Experienced crime lawyers are well-versed in the rules of evidence and procedure, witness testimony and strategic planning.
An expert criminal lawyer knows the tips and tactics to turn their weaknesses into strengths. He knows how to be rock solid in the face of obstacles.
Educate yourself
Knowledge is empowering. Even though you are a novice to the legal field, it is important for you to understand the entire legal process and its outcomes. Ask your lawyer to clearly explain your situation and your legal rights. He should be able to explain to you about the possible consequences you may face for the charges. Getting this information from the lawyer will give you a fair idea of his knowledge and experience. Observe carefully to gauge your perception of the lawyer's demeanor and competence.
With countless criminal lawyers to choose from, it is not an easy task to select the right one for your case. However, with some diligent effort and homework, you can find an attorney that works best for your case. You need to make sure that the one you choose is considerate yet professional in his approach.…


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Andrea Ranocchia has thanked Coach Andrea Stramaccioni and pledged a radical haircut if Inter win the Scudetto.
"Diego Milito said he'd dye his hair blond if we win the title? In that case, I'd shave my head completely!" grinned the defender on Inter Channel.
"I expect a great campaign. We have been renovated throughout the squad, so it will certainly take time to gel, but as the season goes on we will be more consistent. I am certain of it."
Ranocchia had been widely criticised for his performances and was increasingly snubbed, but has revived his fortunes under Coach Stramaccioni.
"Last year I spent a lot of time in the gym. As I didn't play very much, I managed to work on building up some muscle.
"It almost felt as if one bad season had wiped out everything good that I'd done in my career up until then, but I started this term well and am enjoying my football. I hope to continue doing so."
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The St. Mark's Historic Landmark Fund is dedicated to the preservation of the landmark St. Mark's Church In-the-Bowery campus and sponsorship of its Neighborhood Preservation Center project. The Landmark Fund is responsible for the care and management of the historic Ernest Flagg Rectory that houses the Center. To guide the Center's programming, a Steering Committee, now Advisory Committee was established. It is composed of the current Board Presidents for each of the Center's Resident Partners (the Historic Districts Council, the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, and the St. Mark's Historic Landmark Fund) as well as ad hoc members. The Landmark Fund's staff and the Center's staff are one-in-the-same, managing the range of programs represented on this website as well as those noted on the Landmark Fund website with the help of a dedicated and talented group of interns and volunteers.
Board of Trustees
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After graduating in philosophy from the University of Rome 'La Sapienza' (1983), I got a fellowship from the Istituto italiano Studi Storici in Naples (1984-5), then, from 1987 to 1990, F.A. Yates fellow of the Warburg Institute, London.
In 1990-1 I was appointed Honorary Research Fellow, Dept. of History and Philosophy of Science, University College London. I was Ricercatore (1992-2001) and associate professor (2001-2012) at the University of Cassino.
My research focused on 17th-century science, notably on English science and on Robert Boyle - whose complete correspondence I edited (with M. Hunter and L. Principe).
I also published a book-length study on atomism and chemistry as well as articles in international peer reviewed journals on early modern chemistry, medicine and natural philosophy.
I am in the Editorial Board of Nuncius, of Intellectual History Review, of Ambix, and of the Newton Project. I am General Editor (with S. Ricci), of the VIII Appendice of Enciclopedia Treccani, devoted to Italian Science.
In 2012 I was Visting Professor at the Centre d'Études Supérieures de la Renaissance in Tours.
- Chemistry and medicine in Italy (XVIth and XVIIth centuries)
- Jean Baptiste van Helmont
Origins of modern science; Theories of matter; Robert Boyle; science and religion in England (17th century); medicine of Paracelsus in Europe; J.B. van Helmont; natural philosophy, chemistry and medicine in Italy in the modern age.


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On Jun 25, 7:31 am, Shishir <shishir..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to migrate the database from SQL Server environment to
> Oracle 10g database.
> I am using SQL developer for the same.
> On converting the captured model to oracle model , i am getting lots
> of migration errors and that is mostly in the stored procedures .
> The general error is something like this :
> Stored Procedure 'usp_CONTMGTDWRCreateDWR' has language id of 'MSTSQL'
> so will not output for generation .
> And when i copy the MS-SQl code in the scratch editor and press the
> translate button , i am predominantly getting these two errors :
> 1) cannot translate null
> 2)cannot translate > Unknown object : unxepected end of tree : Line 0
> Column 0
> Can anyone tell me what do these errors mean and how can i go about
> correcting them??
> Thanks in advance.
> Shishir.
I would be using the Oracle Migration Workbench and the SQL Server plugin rather than attempting to use SQL Developer. Go to:
find the downloads page and obtain the Migration Workbench utility. Or, you could use ErWIN if you or your company has a license for it.
David Fitzjarrell Received on Mon Jun 25 2007 - 07:38:16 CDT
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