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Decided to see what Gin what look like as an Obanerin. Might need to change the hair color and sclera. Feels weird giving her 4 fingers and 4 toes. XD
Art Updates
Going to work on sharing artwork here just so y'all know I'm not dead.
Between work, school, and my back, I don't have a ton of time for drawing. I have to be sure I do well at school since my job pays for 2 classes per semester. So drawing is a bit on the back burner. Besides, I've been a little tapped out creatively lately. The updates coming will be of work I've done so far this year.
I still want to comic… I just need a story worth drawing that is worth reading. 🙂
Apologies for the downtime
I must apologize. I did not know that there was an error on the site. And from my best guesses it was down for 4-7 days. It was up last Friday because the comic was posted and my Twitter auto-tweeted it then. But this morning I realized there was no tweet associated with today's update and low and behold, a php file in a plugin took a dump and killed everything. I resolved the matter as quickly as I could.
Sadly, no one had mentioned it to me that the site was down. I avoid visiting the site to keep analytics as true as possible, so I didn't notice either.
Anyways, I'll keep posting the ChoGin comics for a bit, then art otherwise. I don't know when or if I will resume any personal comic projects. It kills me to not be doing it, and in a way it's also a relief. I hate feeling so conflicted. LOL
Also, here is something I worked on this week. It was posted to tumblr on Wednesday.
Thinking of trying to setup a Patreon. Just trying to think what to offer as milestones, etc. Plus what to write in the first place – ideas?
The comic of course would still be free, the regular weekly updates. I would offer BONUS material/content. Like I would do an extra update for every X amount of dollars each month, up to 4 extras for twice a week. FOR EXAMPLE – for $300 a month, 2 extra updates on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month. For $600 4 extra updates for each Tuesday. If X amount was donated there would be no ads on the site for that month. Etc. Etc. Since I still have a regular job, I can't do too much for extra updates.
Individual rewards would probably be like if you donate $10 a month, I'll do a sketch for you. For those that donate X amount, I'd show the sketch files and storyboards. Maybe first dibs on extra art viewing or exclusive art stuff.
I know I'm dependable as I have always had something up for y'all on Fridays and I have no further intentions of hiatuses.
So… thoughts on milestone rewards one might be motivated for? Without reader feedback I won't know what to offer y'all. Any input greatly appreciated. Thanks bunches! ^^
Starting this week…
Starting this week I will be introducing the characters of the new comic. The comic itself begins this Friday, January 31st. 2014 and will update weekly to start.
I'd really like to update twice a week, but right now I am starting slow. I'm a little out of practice. XD
JANUARY 31st!! WITNESS MY (not so) TRIUMPHANT RETURN!!!
Well… Site update is complete. It's been converted to Comicpress 4.1 with Comic Easel.
Now that the hardest part is out of the way… I expect you can see your first Ginpu comic of the year up and running starting…
JANUARY 31st!! WITNESS MY (not so) TRIUMPHANT RETURN!!!
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Botelho, a senior at Richmond Hill High School who competes in wrestling, soccer and lacrosse, was diagnosed with B-cell lymphoma in February 2005.
He was recognized by the newspaper not only for conquering cancer but his determination to make something positive out of it as well.
"The way I view it, through what was meant to hurt me, God gave me all kinds of opportunities I wouldn't have had if this had not happened to me," said Botelho.
One of those opportunities came on May 9, 2007, his birthday, when he decided to celebrate by giving.
That day he raised $600 for the Children's Miracle Network by selling classmates and faculty members at school the opportunity to help shave his head.
His hair, which he had grown to a length of more than 10 inches, was donated to Locks for Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children suffering from long-term medical hair loss regardless of the cause.
But it was the plight of an 8-year-old boy that personalized Botelho's giving more than money or hair donated to a charity.
"I decided to do this after my experience in the hospital and surviving cancer," Botelho said at the time. "I felt like it was the right thing to do. It's nothing real important, nothing big; I just thought it was what I needed to do. But especially I'm doing it for Bobby Carpenter who is 8 years old and in the hospital right now with the same type of cancer I had. He's only 8 and he's really smart but he's self-conscious about being bald. I wanted to show him that being bald was OK."
While those sorts of actions may seem a bit beyond the normal call of duty for most teenagers, stepping up to the plate is nothing new to Botelho.
He was selected by the Children's Miracle Network as their 2007 Champion Across America from Georgia for his courage and perseverance while triumphing in life despite facing severe medical challenges.
Challenges that included having to put his own athletic career on hold and missing school because of his illness, yet still maintaining a 4.0 GPA, holding class office and coaching children's soccer, all while undergoing treatment.


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Because of the troublesome week when computer hackers got into the computer at Simply Don – The Podcast Network studios at a secret location somewhere in West Hollywood, CA., the podcast is not ready for broadcast as of yet. It's been a difficult week because not only could I not really use the computer to prepare the podcast for broadcast, but the hackers really took the wind out of the sails of the Big 3 Project. Out listener numbers are not where we want them and it's seems as if we don't have many fans, add to that money is going out but no money is coming back in we're considering ending the podcast. We were hoping that the build up for Perry's 20th Anniversary Holiday Show would bring some sort of energy but we're getting the feeling that nobody really cares. We have a show that is close to being ready to put up in a day or so, after that who knows, we're sorry it's just too much pressure to keep this thing going. We'll get the new podcast up in a couple of days. By the way FUCK the HACKERS that got into Don's personal facebook page, FUCK Macy's Mall (The Name the hackers used to take over Don's page), FUCK Nike (The shoe that was on sale) … When the podcast is finally ready to go up, we have everyones favorite mattress store owner, Neil Leeds on as a guest, but until then enjoy this weeks photos & the Soothing Sounds of a rain storm until the podcast is put up.


text: Frantisek, FYI, the $100 disappeared from a small separate jar put aside in a closed plastic box on one of the shelves, not from the large jar sitting out in the open. The compromise between openness and practicality currently adopted elsewhere in the space is transparent, locked boxes. This appears to work. Regarding our discussion of the current situation, I've asked Miloh to put aside the money we made at 5MoF tonight while we await the verdict of the community on this matter. Hope this satisfies you for now. /Rikke On Apr 22, 2011 1:11 AM, <algoldor at frantisekapfelbeck.org> wrote: > Hi Rikke, > I take it from this point of view: > > Open donation bin gives you a chance to give money in and also take > them out. If you take money on regular bases you will see what is the > current situation. More cash equals to people are acknowledging > Tastebridge and realising the needs to support it and doing so. Low > cash means that the activity of Tastebridge is either low or not > directed properly or/and there is a person/s in the space which are > being unexcelent. The second is very important to notice and it can > oscillate. Once you see this trend it's time for discussion probably > all the way to the big general meeting and trying to find solutions > which deal with the cause not with the result. > > Concerning the locked box versus the money somewhere else I think that > we may not understand each other here. To have a large quantities of > money accumulated on one spot is a moral challenge increasing the > temptation with increase of the amount. Do not ask me why is that so, > I just see clear signs of it. People would kind of pass $5 in the > donation box but $50 would be more tempting for many. It may not apply > to everyone but I feel that it works for majority. To be honest on a > personal touching note when I've heard while ago that you > (Tastebridge) have lost $100 from a budget I though ?what the fuck!?. > How that could happen? They did not move the cash out? It is a > donation box not a temptation trap :-))) > > I'm active in many open communities and I'm challenged many times on > the ground of as open as possible versus functional. Therefore the > solution of taking money out on regular basis worked before from the > point of view of openness and functionality. It was just an extra work > but it also shown some important patterns which I really appreciated. > I knew that we have been loosing some cash, but it was under 20% (most > of the time it was zero, I've kept an eye on it). I'm ideologist but a > practical one, meaning that I do as much as I can to push the > idea/concept through but I've realized that I've to pay the attention > to the social behaviour of people around me and adjust the techniques > how to rich the goal so the journey to it is fun and works for the > ones who are on it. My question would be ?do you think that in these > days in Noisebridge the concept of taking the cash out on more or less > regular basis would prevent the problems?. Because the cash box first > cause is to give a chance people to contribute to Tastebridge not to > sponsor someone not being affiliated with the project, if you have a > strong feeling that the previous approach doesn't work, well that > would be bad. A big part of our budget was covered in the past from > the 5 min of fame, underground markets and direct donations to > Tastebridge but all of that needs a lots of time and effort which my > be not available now, implying that donation box is the major source > of resources now and it's abuse is threatening the project. It is hard > for me to say because I do not know how are we doing on regular bases. > Concerning finances, to make a budget and keep the regular updates > about it is vital for the projects but I've found it very time > consuming. Personally I've to make myself to do it and it is not easy. > > So long story short this is how I liked it and how it worked before, > if not applicable any more I would be for an open discussion on the > mailing list to find the solution other than a closed box. If people > do not pay enough attention to it, than it will have to be your way > because I can not help directly. Past - taking money out on regular > basis would gave us a nice set of data showing lots of interesting > things about the community, it lowered the misuse to bearable level or > non and it was nice and open. However it is time consuming. That is my > personal experience and preference and as I've stated several times > very important part of the concept. > > I'm glad to hear that you were trying to avoid closed box solution so > long, I appreciate it as your involvement in bio hacking in general. > We certainly have another points of view on some things but it can not > be otherwise because I believe we have both strong visions and we go > after it. Sometimes dramas happen but they cost time and effort and > I've another four emails from Japan to enjoy and I'm sure that you > have also plenty to do :-)). > > I'm going to send this response to Sean I hope it is OK with you. I > can edit a version for the Tastebridge mailing list (during the day), > so it doesn't have exact ?links? to your email (you mentioned off the > list at the beginning) but if you are OK with posting this I would do > it once you confirm. > > Best of luck with the projects, I hope the misunderstandings are over. > > Sincerely, > > Frantisek > > > > > Quoting Rikke Rasmussen <rikke.c.rasmussen at gmail.com>: > >> Alright, let's do this off-list, then. >> >> I still fail to see why you think it is better for one person to have the >> money somewhere else (whether hidden in the space or somewhere else >> entirely), than to have a bunch of people with keys to a box in the space, >> possibly even a hidden key or a combination lock? >> >> To me, it still seems a better option than removing the money, but this is >> probably where our basic points of view differ? >> >> I put the mail out before I put a box in the fridge exactly to elicit >> feedback from the community. Noisebridge it is still a doocracy, and we are >> all responsible for keeping it excellent - if you had been around, you would >> know that I have been very reluctant to even consider the option of a locked >> box, and have resisted taking this step for months in spite of locks >> appearing on boxes throughout the space. >> >> I take it personally because I feel like you're suggesting I don't get >> Noisebridge culture/principles just because I don't do things the same way >> you used to. >> >> /Rikke >> >> >> >> >>> Greetings to all! >>> I think that Rubin's email is kind of saying what I mean, some of his >>> suggestions are very "fresh ones" but that is the reason why I like >>> them. He uses open approach, with hammer in his hand sometimes but >>> open ... >>> >>> I send close emails to people if I think that it is better to discuss >>> things with them first off the list, it is a usual practice done by >>> many Noisebridge members who I value. I do not have a problem if >>> someone posts my emails, I hope I'm clear here. To be absolutely >>> honest I meant to send it to discuss too but I've failed, not for the >>> first time. >>> >>> I do express my opinion if I do not agree with something. I'm trying >>> not to let things happen if I believe it is not a good idea. Your post >>> saying basically "I'm closing the donation box if you want a key you >>> can talk to me" without discussing this option on Noisebridge or >>> Tastebridge mailing list is not as good as it could be. It is not just >>> me who is not at SF just right now, Fabian, Benni, Josh and others are >>> now also away and I think that they should have a chance to say what >>> they think about it too. >>> >>> Concerning where the money stays. I've found that to have larger >>> quantities of money out of sight works fine because as I've said >>> before "no temptation". Think of Noisebridge in a larger scale, most >>> of the time no keys to donation bins and no large amounts of money in >>> them, money sits somewhere safe. It seems to me fine and it works. If >>> there are for the last few months locks on the jars I hope it is just >>> temporary and I doubt there are on all donation bins in the space. >>> >>> If my comments are not welcomed I'm sorry but I do believe this is an >>> important matter and I really hope that another than "lock them out" >>> option is going to be used. I should maybe not use the phrasing that I >>> do not want to interfere, my fault, sorry. I do want to interfere. >>> >>> I think that you take this personally. I can ensure you that if Mitch >>> posted that he wants to lock the Tastebridge donation bin I would ask >>> him to try another solution. >>> >>> If I did not make you realise what I'm talking about I'm sorry. I've >>> tried but your points of view on this matter may be too different, we >>> should wait and see what the community thinks of it. If they are fine >>> with closed box I'll be not particularly happy but I think that I can >>> live with it. >>> >>> Peace and love, >>> >>> Frantisek >>> >>> >>> RUBIN'S EMAIL >>> >>> I for one see this as a message from a higher being, telling us that >>> kombucha is a source of evil that will eventually consume Noisebridge in >>> a fury of fermented tea and bacteria growth that has the consistency of >>> ham. >>> >>> OR there are a growing number of interesting people inhabiting >>> (infesting?) the space that no one has stopped to inform them who we >>> are, what we do, and how we operate as a group. >>> >>> Note 1: Noisebridge operates well when it isn't taken advantage of. >>> >>> Note 2: It's easy to take advantage of something when you don't >>> understand (or when no one has introduced you to the concept). >>> >>> -- >>> Rubin Abdi >>> rubin at starset.net >>> >>> >>> Hi Frantisek, >>> >>> Please explain something to me: In your opinion, what is the >>> difference between having somebody take the money home (a treasurer) >>> and having a box in the space that anyone may have a key to? It's also >>> a little hard to take your talk of openness seriously when it's only >>> happening in closed emails. >>> >>> You're not just interfering, you're trying to run the show, and it's >>> not unwelcome. Please stop. >>> >>> >>> /Rikke >>> >>> P.S.: Thanks for the offer, but we've already got a hook-up through Om >>> Shan Tea House, so I think we'll be alright. >>> >>> >>> On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 9:32 AM, <algoldor at frantisekapfelbeck.org> wrote: >>> >>> Look Rikke, >>> Most support which we got from people to start the project and to >>> keep it running was given by people who are directly against charging >>> fees for classes because of the openness of Noisebridge and strongly >>> arguing against any locked boxes which have appeared quite recently >>> and were unwelcome by many. It is just as it is, good or bad doesn't >>> matter, I take it as a fact. >>> >>> It is hard for me to know how Tastebridge is doing because there >>> are close to no posts on the Tastebrige webpages or on the discuss >>> lists. I've lowered the amount of my posts partly because I wanted to >>> create more space for others to go ahead. And yes also because it >>> takes a hell of time to keep thing like this alive and vibrant and >>> I've my limitations. >>> >>> I do understand that people have different amounts of time, again >>> that is fact. I've just been trying to remind ways which we have used >>> before to get money and which worked. We have been loosing money on >>> donations before as Noisebridge did. It is not a new thing. I just >>> strongly feel that the gain from having it open over weight the amount >>> of money loosed if managed well. >>> >>> Concerning the openness of access that is questionable. After >>> doing this for a while I've still always open box on my events and >>> during my activities. I think it is not just cool, it works at least >>> for me and I hoped it could be sustainable for Tastebridge too. I just >>> do not think that this system is necessary. >>> >>> I've expressed my opinion, that is all what I can do now so I do >>> not interfere too much. >>> >>> If you take the road of locked system, so be it but I would love >>> to see another solution how to keep the budget in plus numbers and >>> donation box open. If you feel that the time constrain is too big, I >>> would understand of course. However taking money on regular basis has >>> the advantage of not tempting too much. I think that to see $5 and $50 >>> lying on a table is for many people different grade of temptation. >>> >>> Sincerely, >>> >>> Frantisek >>> >>> PS Please do not feel harmed that is certainly not an intention >>> of my comments. However I've a strong view on some things and that is >>> one of the reason why I'm able to get support to do things from some >>> people and quite gaining quite nothing from others. >>> >>> PS II. It may be that I'll apply in the future the closed box >>> system too, but I hope I'll not have to. I would have to be strongly >>> forced to do so. It may be hard to explain but this is one of the >>> things which is important for me and for the projects which I run. >>> >>> PS III. I may ask Three Stone Hearths if they would be OK to make >>> some order for us for whole sale prices. They would not be probably >>> very happy about it mostly because it would complicate their >>> accounting system. >>> >>> >>> Quoting Rikke Rasmussen <rikke.c.rasmussen at gmail.com>: >>> >>> Frantisek, >>> >>> It's not a matter of people not donating - on the contrary, >>> we've been doing >>> fine just with the weekly kombucha and a little food here and >>> there - it's a >>> matter of us having very deliberately *not* having locked >>> away or removed >>> any funds, exactly because no one wants to have to make any >>> decisions that >>> detract from the openness of our community, and someone then >>> having taken >>> advantage of that openness. >>> >>> Don't see the principal difference between a treasurer >>> removing the money >>> and a locked box in the fridge that anyone can get keys and >>> access to? It >>> wouldn't be the only donation box in the space with a lock on >>> it, either. >>> >>> Stocks have been managed better than you might expect - we're >>> still running >>> on the last of what you bought just before you left. I thank >>> you for the >>> advice, but while I appreciate that Tastebridge was your full-time >>> occupation, none of us currently have that option, and I >>> can't help but feel >>> a little hurt by the implication that it can't function any >>> other way. I >>> think we've been doing really well, all things considered. >>> >>> >>> /Rikke >>> >>> >>> >>> On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 8:33 AM, Frantisek Apfelbeck >>> <algoldor at yahoo.com>wrote: >>> >>> Hi Rikke, >>> I understand your frustration but I really strongly feel >>> that locked >>> donation box solution is not a good solution, the project >>> would be harmed >>> considerably. There is a very strong part of Noisebridge >>> which is against >>> locking anything within the community. In this case I >>> think that distance >>> doesn't matter, another solution should be applied. >>> >>> I do not know strategies what are the current Tastebridge >>> strategies to >>> accumulate resources and I've not seen any numbers being >>> published recently >>> of how do we do but based on previous experience: >>> - the Tuesday member dinner worked fine and donations >>> were collected and >>> counted directly so no problem there, just leave few >>> dollars in the box >>> ($1-10) >>> - the underground markets are hard to prepare for but it >>> is an amazing way >>> how to get resources too and again fully controlled with >>> no strings attached >>> - other option which helped before is send an email to >>> the community to ask >>> for resources for the brewing program to continue (I can do >>> that) >>> - of course taking out money on regular bases should work >>> fine if some one >>> is around to do so. I bet someone trusty even not >>> affiliated to Tastebridge >>> would do it. Again leaving $1-10 in the donation box and >>> having the donation >>> box on as much stable position worked fine for months. >>> >>> I'm sending this to you in person so you can think about >>> that. If you go >>> this way you will loose more than you gain and I'll have >>> to comment on this >>> because this was, is and will be one of the fundamental >>> principles behind >>> Tastebridge - open as much as possible. People who >>> supported Tastebridge in >>> the past are mostly strongly against the locking >>> solutions. I know that very >>> well and yes I'm one of them too and there are very >>> strong reasons for that. >>> >>> So please try to take care about that in a different >>> manner I do not have a >>> problem to write to some folks to try to get some >>> resources. Once the >>> ingredients are bought they last quite a while if managed >>> well. I think the >>> major problem is the money management, someone has to be >>> "treasurer" for >>> Tastebridge and really take care about it. I'm using >>> Tastebridge as a >>> concept where ever I go and it works but it is not easy >>> sometimes but I >>> deeply feel it is worth it. >>> >>> If it happens that Tastebridge in Noisebridge will become >>> inactive that is >>> life. I'll and many others will be sorry but I'll >>> continue to promote the >>> idea somewhere else and I'll revive it once in San >>> Francisco again it will >>> take just a little bit longer than if it was kept running. >>> >>> Best of luck and enjoy the "painful thorns" of the beauty >>> of the open >>> movement :-)) >>> >>> Sincerely, >>> >>> Frantisek >>> >>> PS I'm going to post very short note asking you to >>> reconsider, if you want >>> post this email that is absolutely fine do so preferably >>> to both lists. >>> ------------------------------ >>> *From:* Rikke Rasmussen <rikke.c.rasmussen at gmail.com> >>> *To:* Tastebridge <tastebridge at lists.noisebridge.net>; >>> noisebridge-discuss at lists.noisebridge.net; >>> biobridge at lists.noisebridge.net >>> *Sent:* Thu, April 21, 2011 9:01:46 AM >>> *Subject:* [Noisebridge-discuss] The Mystery of the >>> Disappearing Donations >>> >>> Hey people, >>> >>> Amanda and I have bottled yet another batch of kombucha >>> for y'all to enjoy >>> - they're currently sitting on the Tastebridge shelf, >>> awaiting refrigeration >>> tomorrow. >>> >>> Am much dismayed to note, however, that the Tastebridge >>> donation jar (the >>> small screw top one we keep our funds in) currently >>> contains only $9.00 (6 >>> of which were put in tonight, and down from ~$35.00 on >>> Monday night) - >>> nowhere near enough to replenish our almost depleted >>> stock of tea and sugar >>> (base ingredients). 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Orange Park scored first and last and that proved to be the difference in the Raiders' 38-28 victory over Sandalwood in a key District 1-6A opener for both teams.
The Raiders needed the two scores - a first-quarter field goal and a 22-yard run by Jordan Sloan in the fourth quarter - to put away the Saints. In between those two scores, the two teams traded eight touchdowns, alternating scores after a 1-yard TD sneak by Sandalwood quarterback Parker Boehme.
"We finally got a win. It's been far and few in between and I'm not used to that," Orange Park coach Denny Green said. "This was big for us. At times we've played good this year, but we haven't played a complete game. The kids played hard the whole ballgame."
Box Score: Orange Park 38, Sandalwood 28
They had to in order to overcome a strong passing performance from Sandalwood's Boehme.
The 6-1, 210-pound sophomore completed 14-of-35 passes for 254 yards and two touchdowns. The Raiders were able to intercept him three times and put heavy pressure on him nearly every pass attempt, recording half a dozen sacks.
The Saints were able to move the ball through the air, but they had virtually no running game. All three players who ran the ball for Sandalwood finished with negative yardage, with the team figure at minus-14 yards on 24 attempts.
Orange Park used just the opposite approach, running the ball at will but completing just three passes for 13 yards. They offset that total with 231 yards on the ground in 40 attempts with Kelly leading the way with 69 yards in 11 carries.
On defense, Kelly, a punishing runner at 225 pounds, moved from his normal linebacker spot to nose guard where he led the charge on Boehme.
"That was probably my best game this season," Kelly said. "They moved me into the nose guard spot to help pressure the quarterback. Do I like it? Well, you saw the results. We got after him the whole game."
Sandalwood gifted Orange Park a pair of fumbles in the third quarter that led to Raiders touchdowns. The Saints fumbled the second-half kickoff with Orange Park recovering at the 10-yard line. The Raiders needed just three plays from there with Malachi Henry covering the final seven yards.
Sandalwood's Cashawn Mobley, who six catches for 117 yards, fumbled a punt that the Raiders recovered on the 42 in the third quarter. Mobley suffered a neck injury on the play and was taken away in an ambulance.
Orange Park needed five running plays from there, with Kelly covering the final six yards.
After Sandalwood regained the lead on Boehme's 39-yard scoring toss to Keionn Garrett, Barr responded with the longest play of the game. He grabbed a bouncing kickoff and raced 72 yards through the Saints defense to give the Raiders a 31-28 lead.
Sandalwood had the ball three more times in the game, but the Saints went three-and-out on all three occasions.
"We told the kids that this was the first of the three key district matchups we'll have," Green said. "We've won quite a few district championships and we want to add to that total. This was a big one because you only have three chances in our district this year."
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Plan for registry of firms' owners in offing, says William McIntosh
THE answer to the question: "Who really owns UK companies?" is not as straightforward as may first appear. While the "legal" owner of shares will be listed on a company's register of members, the underlying "real" or "beneficial" owner of those shares may be difficult to identify. In most cases, there is nothing untoward about this (for example, pension funds are often the beneficial owners of shares in blue chip companies but they hold those shares through a nominee company which appears as the legal owner on the company's register of members). However, there is no doubt that some unscrupulous individuals hide behind company structures for the purpose of criminal activities such as corruption, money laundering and tax evasion.
The UK government has announced plans to create a new central registry of "beneficial owners" of UK companies. The registry will contain information on individuals with an interest in more than 25 per cent of a company's shares or voting rights or who otherwise exercise control over how the company is run. Companies will have to obtain this information from their shareholders and provide it to the Registrar of Companies, who will then maintain the central registry. The information in the central registry will be publicly available.
The government proposes to apply the rules to companies incorporated in the UK and is considering whether to cover other legal entities such as limited liability partnerships. It estimates that around 2.5 million entities would be affected by the new rules, 2.3m of which would be small companies. Public companies listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange are likely to be exempt because they are already subject to even more stringent rules on disclosure of beneficial ownership. Overseas companies operating in the UK would also be exempt. Instead, the government will press for co-ordinated action at an international level.
There would be powers for companies to enable them to obtain the required information. There is already a regime that enables public companies to investigate beneficial ownership of their shares. However, the public company has a choice whether to exercise those powers.
The government thinks that the current regime does not go far enough so it plans to impose a legal requirement on companies to identify their beneficial owners. It proposes to require beneficial owners to disclose this fact to the company. This would be modelled on the disclosure regime that currently applies to any individual with an interest in 3 per cent or more of a company listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange. Beneficial owners may also be required to disclose, within a certain timeframe, when they become, or cease to be, a beneficial owner of the company.
There's nothing concrete yet on how companies will provide this information to Companies House. However, there are big hints that the Government will borrow from the current annual reporting regime which requires companies to provide information on an annual basis about their register of members. This would mean that companies would be required to hold details of the names and addresses of their beneficial owners as well as details of the shares in which they had an interest. They would be required to provide the names of their beneficial owners to Companies House on incorporation and periodically thereafter. Where the legal and beneficial owners of shares in a company are one and the same person, it will of course be straightforward for a company to identify its beneficial owners.
Companies House would make publicly accessible the names of the beneficial owners and details of their interests in the company. There would be limited exemptions from public disclosure, for example where necessary to protect individuals whose safety might be at risk. The government is also working out how to ensure that the beneficial ownership information held by the registry is up to date given that shares can change hands at any time.
Everything is still at the proposal stage and a formal response to the original discussion paper is expected in early 2014. Where possible, the government wants to introduce reform before the end of this parliament (in 2015). Watch this space.
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Until their weekly Monday club night was ended by the closure of the end early 2009, Durrr was the coolest thing on the block. Dragging scenesters out of Shoreditch at the start of every week, DJs The Lovely Jonjo and Rory Philips pummeled the dance floor with all the hard electro they could take. Since then, they've only done one-offs, but teaming up with Bugged Out!, their December party was one not to be missed.
Tanlines kicked things off; a band that should be far bigger than they are right now. Playing their jungle-dance music, they're something tropical about their style, mixing airy synth chords with floating vocals and high-energy percussion. Bees and Bejan to get the crowd going, they burst into rapturous dance, singing back to lyrics for single Real Life towards the end. With a ticket price of £14, the dancefloor wasn't quite packed by the time they neared the end of their set at 11.30am, but the hoards still through the door saw them off stage with a hefty volume of applause.
With Durrr and Bugged Out!'s great DJs filling time between bands, it seemed near instantly that Holy Ghost! put in the second live performance of the night. A mixture of Chromeo's sensuality and Delphic's effortless beat, there's something truly captivating about the New York band. Seemingly playing a little faster than they come out recorded, from Static On The Wire to I Will Come Back and the Daft Punk-esque I Know, I Hear, there's little doubt Holy Ghost! are going to rocket in 2011, especially with live performances that are so easy to get into.
Of the line-up that mattered, Aeroplane effectively finished up the night, and in what style. You might remember our review of the recent Kitsuné Maison club night in London where The Twelves proved their mettle from behind the DJ decks. Well Aeroplane perhaps did even better. Likewise playing a couple of their own remixes, including Friendly Fire's Paris featuring Au Revoir Simone, their mixing and track selection is the epitome of perfect electro and has you moving before you know it.
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Conan: Yesterday, a player for the Tennessee Titans saved a family from a burning car. Then, because he's an NFL player, he murdered them.
Conan: Prince William and Kate Middleton's baby's name is Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge. The parents said, "We wanted a name that reflects his great history and gets him beaten up every day at school."
Leno: Some real serious problems with ObamaCare. First, the president said you could keep your doctor. Now, you might keep your doctor. And he's changing his slogan from 'Yes, We Can' to 'Perhaps We Could Try.'
Fallon: Anthony Weiner sent nude photos of himself to a woman using a Carlos Danger Yahoo email. His wife was shocked. She was like, "You still use Yahoo?"
Conan: Reports now that LeBron James won't play Olympic basketball for the U.S.. He says he won't play for any country that has less money than he does.
Conan: The NFL wants to test its players for human growth hormone but they're opposed. Players are saying, "There's a time and place for blood tests, and that's at our murder trials."
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As you may remember, Josh got me an entire lobe of foie gras for our anniversary/Valentine's Day. We portioned it out into slices and froze it for future use. These days, it's still pretty rare for us to have an obligation-free Saturday to ourselves, especially with a baby that demands every little bit of our attention. So when the opportunity came up for us to spend our day in leisure, we jumped at the chance to cook up some more foie gras. I was particularly inspired by our foie gras-filled trip to Quebec City/Montreal, so I was excited to taste the preparation that Josh whipped up.
The first time he cooked foie gras for me, Josh just simply seared the slices with oil, salt, and pepper, and then deglazed the pan with aged balsamic vinegar. It was tasty, but he wanted to try making a different kind of sauce for this occasion. Basing the ingredients on this recipe, after searing the foie gras and reserving the excess fat, he added minced garlic and shallots, and then deglazed the pan with balsamic vinegar and port wine. Learning from our previous experience, he did not add oil to the pan before searing the foie gras, which made the slices less greasy, but no less rich than before.
The end result was fantastic – a luscious slice of foie gras with a delicately crispy exterior and a creamy interior that just melted in my mouth. The port wine and balsamic added both sweetness and acidity to cut through the fat, while the garlic and shallots helped round out the umami flavor and provided a little texture to the sauce.
Since we were unable to use the reserved fat that came off the foie gras the first time we made it, we decided to use this batch immediately. We tossed the fat with diced potatoes and roasted them in the oven. However, this meant that we had to wait a while for the potatoes to cook through to serve with our main course. In the interim, we snacked on some prosciutto and crenshaw melon topped with balsamic syrup. We saw the crenshaw melon while we were shopping at Fairway, and Josh couldn't resist trying it out. The flesh looks like canteloupe but the flavor is actually closer to honeydew. It was sweet but I thought that the aftertaste was slightly too acidic for my preference.
For our main course, Josh cooked up a gorgeous steak au poivre with lots of crushed peppercorns forming a nice crust on the meat. The sauce was made with cognac and cream – always a great combination. The foie gras fat-flavored roasted potatoes weren't actually as flavorful as I had hoped, but you can't go too wrong with crispy roasted potatoes. To cut through all the fatty and rich foods, we had an arugula salad on the side dressed with lemon juice and olive oil.
For dessert, Josh made a Grand Marnier souffle. His specialty is actually chocolate souffle, but he felt like experimenting with Grand Marnier for a change. Unfortunately we got a bit distracted with changing/feeding the baby while the souffles were in the oven, and the top ended up browning a little more than we would have liked. Nothing a little creme anglaise couldn't cover up though. Once we got past the burnt top, the inside of the souffle was soft and fluffy. We could really taste the Grand Marnier, which gave it a little boozy kick at the end.
All in all, another great meal, mostly prepared by Josh. I was on baby duty while he handled the majority of the prep and cooking. In all fairness, I was responsible for a lot of the clean-up afterward (and he does make quite a mess when he cooks), but it was well worth it!


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Looking to buy an 8 or 4 bore by Alex McComas, Baltimore. Would appreciate any help. Jeff
Also, looking for guns made by Clark & Sneider and John Krider. Jeff
Hi Gregg:
Looking for original high conditioan 12 gauge A AAHE Parkers and c to above 20 gauges. Just curious to see what you have or have connections to. thank you
Tried to email you and my email bounced. Let me know when it is operational.
what are you asking for the lefever? need more info, does it have damascus bbls?
Noticed you were looking for a Greener, Straight grip, top safety.
I have a Empire 12ga 3″ proof 32″ bbls in reasonably good condition.
Not a game gun by any means but just thought I'd let you Know.
$2000. E mail me if interested
I bought the pair of Evans crossover guns. The wall thickness, chamber dimensions, and bore dimensions indicate "in proof" and ready to shoot. It is a pair of 2 1/2″ chamber game guns. A very professional cleanup means no work to be done by me. The remnants of case color indicate no work to receiver. One set of barrels has a lighter legend than the other indicating a restrike. The wood is too perfect not to have been redone, but there are absolutely no telltale signs of refinish. The heel and toe clips are awesome. Testfire is tomorrow.
Hi Gregg!
Looking for your advice! I enjoy a day of sporting clays with friends. I am ready to purchase a gun to use with my fairly new hobby. Can you provide some recommendations? If it makes sense, I would like to purchase a collectible gun. I have been told that older guns have too much kick and that I should stick with something new.
Any feedback you have would be great!
Thanks so much!
I went fishing with my son yesterday an as we were walking along the bank I found an old C&W lock! I came to your site to find out more about it. It looks old. not a true heart shape but close. it has a little swivel to the right front of the lock. I'm going to clean it up and keep it!
Hey Greg,
I own an L C Smith 20 gauge in grade 3. It has the Hunter single selective trigger, 26 inch barrels and is in good condition. Also a Parker 16 gauge VH grade. And others. I want to sell these before they get stolen or some relatives decide to take them. I have owned these for about 40 years and used them perhaps 5 times. I think they should have another good home.
Gregg: did you relly work for Jimmy Austin??
What ever happen to Steve?
Do you have a phone number to call.
Love to speak with you directly
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My name is Leonard and I have a 16 gauge w@c scott and son serial no54725, I think it is a boxlock? On the barrels has written scott improved bolt Could you tell me what shell the gun could fire, and what model it might be? On the barrels is written10 castle st.regent circus I think time line 71- 97. the gun has lots engraving on it, and the barrel. thanks
Hi Greg, how are you? I have a L C Smith double barrel 20 gauge that was my grandfathers. It looks like the one you have on this
page. Wondering what it is worth? It's all original and in pretty good condition. It wasn't used very much. I lived in Sandown NH for several years and worked in Portsmouth. I will send some pictures of it when I get the chance.
Steve Barnett has a Beretta S55 , O/U 12 ga., 27 1/2 barrel listed as new today on Guns Int. Not familiar with it, reminds me of a BL 1 with double triggers…what do you think? I live in Eastern Montana, run a couple of bird dogs, working for Montana FWP. Thanking you in advance, Tom Condon. ( Working for FWP, this guns price point is right up my alley…)
I love the Scott Imperial Premier. Is it yours and for sale?
If you're talking about this one:
It's not mine – unfortunately. That one is the one of the nicest IPs I've seen. Cowan's Auctions sold it in 2007 for $9200 – a steal.
where is your blog roll? looks like lots of people are supporting your site and giving it free advertising by putting you on their own blog roll… its bad form not to pay it forward by at least giving an honorable mention to the blogs you find entertaining.
Thanks for your post. I hear what you're saying, and I really appreciate all the help people have given me by adding my site to their blog rolls.
I've though about adding one to Dogs and Doubles, but here are a couple reasons why I always decide against it:
1.) Maintaining my blog is a ton of work and a blog roll will add another level of maintenance to my site. Because a blog roll is a kind of endorsement, I'll feel obligated to check the blogs to see if they're updating, what they're saying, etc. I don't have time to do this.
2.) If people have blogs related to my subject, I would rather they send me links to their new posts and let me post a blurb about it on my site. This way, they get more of a plug and the relationship works as more powerful partnership / win-win for both of us.
3.) Also, how do I know who to add and who not to add? I don't want to exclude anyone. At the same time, I don't want to have a running list of a dozen+ blogs. This is another reason why I think #2 is a better option.
I'm happy to work with any other bloggers in my field to build traffic and generate more interests for our passions and interests. If any bloggers out there would like to work with me on this, feel free to drop me an email and we'll see what we can do.
Thanks again for the post.
I have really enjoyed your blog since I found it recently and enjoyed the Dec. 14 replay of Oct.13 but unfortunately the female noise pollution was annoying…was that her first hunt or did she have to much coffee? Looks like you have a few birds around from time to time..Keep it goin'….Marty
I am just trying to fine out the value of an old Russell double barrel shotgun that is suppose to be at least over an 100 yrs old. My cell # is 870-222-8212.
Does anyone know what the 2e 20 smith sold for? back in November
Hay Greg thanks. What would you expect a gun of that condition to sell for?
Just looking at your site. I have a very nice W.W. Greener. Looks a lot like the one in your picture. Serial Number is 23649 which I think was made between 1880 and 1895. It is 12 gage with side locks and hammers, engraved all over with Far Killing Duck Gun on the barrel brake lever. I believe it has the original finishes and patina(barrels have a brown tint) balance shiny with no finish. Overall for a gun this old I think it is pretty nice condition and was well cared for. If you are interested I can take a few pictures and send them. I am looking for an approx. value as I may part with gun. It was a relatives who I actually never met and died around 1935. Please feel free to email me if you are interested.
Thanks, Mike SInz
Hi Greg
Just came into a J & W Tolley 10ga circa Patten 1871 looking for a buyer?
Good evening Greg,
First off, I would just like to say great website!
Second, I was wondering if you could help me find a Robust Manufrance in 12 Gauge that I could buy. I would like it to have the hidden sling in the buttstock, and be in very good overall condition. The model numbers I am looking for in specific are the Model 222 (fairly common,) or a magnum model that actually ejects the spent shells when the breech is opened. It was rare for these shotguns to auto eject spent shells, but some models (including the magnums) had the needed spring in the forearm that charged the spend shell for ejection.
I have had a terribly tough time finding one of these shotguns, and hope you can help me find one for purchase – given your expertise of the subject.
Please get back to me when you can Greg – anxiously excited for your response.
Thanks again,
Emmanuel Mavromatakis
Hi Greg,
I am selling a Prussian made Charles Daly sxs 12ga Damascus shotgun w/ 2 barrel set #16xx, and the original A.H. Hardy leather case, and a letter (1935) from the Bordon Dairy Co in New York detailing it's history. It is in very fine condition, and bright bores in all four tubes, case is worn but in good condition. Let me know if you have an interest.
Best Regards,
I read your blog nearly daily. You are a especially lucid, clear, with tight parsimony in your accounts.
I have a sidelock B. C. Miroku side x side. It has 28-inch barrels, English stock, IC / IC chokes, half-inch Old English recoil pad, and 3-inch chambers. I purchased it used in the early 80's nearly new, for $1,200 dollars from a gunsmith in southern Oregon. I have no idea where this gun came from though. And I have never seen another one thereafter. This gun is somewhat magical, I have shot thousands of rounds through it. I take it into duck blinds, duck boats, jump shooting, and it bounces around in pickups. I do NOT always clean it. This double always works, is a fantastic goose, quail, snipe, duck, pheasant, rabbit, squirrel, and skeet gun. I run Black Cloud 3-inch, no 3's through it, for big ducks and geese. Most importantly, it is very safe – automatic safety and with ejectors. It is the ultimate firearm, beautiful yet practical. Something about it, something I can not explain, it fits me, and delivers game birds to my pouch like no other gun. Do you ever see these guns? I need it with 3-inch chambers for Great Basin Geese. Can you find me another one?
Thank you for your time,
– Jerry
P. S.: I am a biologist at Central Washington University. I use to run to North Dakota. It is the ultimate landscape tragedy what is unfolding on a massive scale, and also unprecedented usurpation across the border. Just look at the collapse of Monarch Butterflies: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/24/sunday-review/the-year-the-monarch-didnt-appear.html?_r=0
Dear Gregg
For a long time I have been looking for an well maintained and functional old London-shotgun, and now I have come acroos a shotgun manufactured by J. Blanch & Son back in 1880.
If possible, I could send You a foto of the shotgun.
I therefor kindly ask You to tell me, how much You think it is worth and furthermore, what it will cost to give the barrels a "make over" – refresh the color. Unfortunately I don't know the right word for this process, but the case is, that the barrels are having some small scratches.
I am looking forward to hearing from You as soon as possible.
With best regards
Paw Engsbye Rasmussen
Abildgårdsparken 24
3460 Birkerød
Any chance you can tell me the significance of the gold star on the barrels of my 1884 16 ga W&C Scott hammer gun? Thanks
Hi Gregg, just wanted to drop you a line to say how much I enjoy reading your blogs on dogsanddoubles. I was keenly waiting to see how lexi went on her first trip out. I live in Western Australia, I shoot mainly with a beretta u/o silver pisgeon, I also have a holiis and sons side by side double hammer in 12 gauge wich I believe is pre 1900 or at least very early 1900. It's functional though I bought it as a bit of a restoration project for myself and my eight year old daughter. Any how keep the great posts coming. I always look forward to your gu. Reviews eagerly.
Hi Gregg,
My name is Dan, and I have an interesting French St. Etienne 12 gauge (Guild ?) SxS. It is like only one I have found on the internet, only more ornate, with checkering and much scrollwork. This gun is at http://s815.photobucket.com/albums/zz76/rower4gvsu/It has 28″ Damascus barrels, a hammerless action (like an IDEAL) and a tang slide safety, and an under lever breech break mechanism only. The key to the proof marks seems to be an oval encircle BB, and 3 crossed swords. Any clues, or an idea of a value? I tried to email, but could not get it to go through. Thanks, Sincerely Dan Crowley
greg,im bill,the person that has the henry tolley self opener,mine looks just like the one in your pictures.do you know how much it sold for and what gage it is?mine is a 16 gage.im getting the wood redone by my freind in north carolina when i go to the southern side by side in april.its the best and bigest in there is .hope to see you there
I have to know…I'm assuming that you have quite a few shotguns by now… How on earth do you decide which to take hunting? I have um…more than one & I feel like I need to get one just for the field since I can't decide which to take.
My interests lean towards sideXsides and old American autoloaders. There is a gently used Citori at a local pawn shop however…
Gregg, Congrats on Lexi's progress, it's gonna be a great Fall. Steve
Interested in the breda sxs shotgun is it for sale? My phone # is 412-352-3611 let me know?
Gregg, I have a 16 gauge, A grade – Ainsley H. Fox double barrel shotgun, serial #300819. Gun is all original, no modifications. Also gun has beaver-tail forearm, and an extra sight halfway down the full length sighting rib, 28″ barrels. The gun is, in my opinion, in good condition. Cannot send email pictures, but if you can please send me your address I will send pictures. Thanks for your time and assistance.
Bob Cook


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Legionella Control and Legionella Monitoring are changing. This article looks at how Konformance Legionella Control software automates L8 Logbook management including PPM schedules, as well as some of the other features.
Konformance replaces Pulsion's previous mobile data capture software, eSquiggles. eSquiggles had been built to customer specifications with a focus on improving asset compliance. Pulsion took the opportunity to revitalise and revamp eSquiggles with the discontinuation of Windows 6.5 devices. Previously these had been the recommended platform for running the software, but support for these devices ceased with the termination of the Windows 6.5 line. Pulsion felt it was the natural time for a renewal of eSquiggles.


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I also only have MA11 for ripening cultures. I really should get some others that everyone seems to be using. I need a recommendation on which (several?) I should get!
Who makes the Alp D? I haven't seen much about that one. Sounds interesting.
With all the wiping out of moist boxes of certain cheeses it can feel almost like I'm changing cheese diapers.
why can't you blend a meso and thermo to get a mix instead of buying the already mixed type? Do you think the PLA is better than just using b linens plus geo?


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Monday, February 25, 2008
Results of Presidential Election Released Early
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John K says: You do of course realize this is a fake news site. The scroll at the bottom stating that cojoined twins were discovered to be just standing together is one clue. I have this odd feeling though that you actually believe this or want us to believe it as real. And you want to be mayor.
- February 26, 2008 7:26 AM
- Mark Rauterkus said...
John K is more funny and more sad in a tragic kind of way (sometimes) than The Onion.
- February 26, 2008 7:32 AM
John K. says: The story is a fake. It is a fake news organization. Hellooo you loon read the scroll at the bottom. No wonder you ain't the Mayor. LOL
- February 26, 2008 11:58 AM
- Mark Rauterkus said...
The Onion News Network is a real organization. It is really funny.
The Onion does HUMOR.
John K, do yourself a favor and do NOT post. Read. Examine. Think. Surf.
But, the things that should stay in your personal space within your thought bubble do NOT need to be shared. Especially here.
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Democrats Equally Adept at Shifting Positions
Monday, February 25, 2008
Last week's Democratic debate in Austin had been underway for less than half an hour when Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign zipped an e-mail to reporters headlined "Obama flip-flop on Cuba." The message noted that Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) had backtracked on earlier calls for normalizing relations with Havana, now making such a step contingent on progress toward democracy.
The Obama camp struck back minutes later with a message pointing out that Clinton (N.Y.) had changed her position on immigration. She was now calling for legislation giving undocumented workers a path to citizenship to be introduced within 100 days of her inauguration -- after earlier refusing to make such a commitment.
Charges of flip-flopping have become routine as the Democratic nominating contest heads to a crucial series of primaries and caucuses on March 4 in Texas, Ohio, Vermont and Rhode Island. While Obama and Clinton have largely succeeded in escaping the flip-flopper label that was pinned on Republican candidate and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, they have provided each other with plenty of ammunition for accusations of inconsistency and pandering to the voters.
A review of the two candidates' records shows that both senators have shifted positions on numerous issues as the competition for votes has become more intense. In some cases, the shifts have been subtle, a change of emphasis rather than an obvious reversal. But on other issues, both candidates are saying things that are quite different from their previous positions.
After earlier opposing a timeline for withdrawal from Iraq, both the leading Democratic candidates have been forced to become ever more specific on the campaign trail, in response to voters who want the United States to pull back from Iraq as soon as possible. Clinton's reversal on the question of the timetable has been particularly dramatic. She now says that she would get "nearly all" U.S. troops out of the country by the end of 2009; Obama says he would get all "combat troops" out of Iraq within 16 months of taking office.
In June 2006, Clinton was booed and hissed by a conference of liberal Democratic activists for refusing to agree to a date to get out of Iraq on the grounds that it would send the wrong signal to the United States' enemies.
Such shifts are pretty standard in presidential election politics, according to Marion Just, a professor of political science at Wellesley College who has been following the campaign closely.
Candidates start off by being as ambiguous as possible about their policies in order to keep their options open, Just said. As they come face to face with voters, they are "forced to become more specific," even if it means contradicting previous statements. "In the current electronic era, it is difficult to make even a slight change because the Internet is forever," Just said. "Your previous statements pop up on YouTube."
As senators, both Obama and Clinton also have long records of thousands of votes that provide plenty of fodder for opposition research. As Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.) discovered to his chagrin in the 2004 presidential campaign, and as Obama is discovering with his voting record in the Illinois Senate, it is often difficult for legislators to explain the nuances of tactical voting and finely tuned trade-offs.
Because Clinton has been in the U.S. Senate longer than Obama -- seven years, as opposed to his three-- she has many more votes to explain away. During their campaign appearances, both senators have been sharply critical of the landmark education bill known as No Child Left Behind. Clinton voted for the bill in 2001, along with a majority of other Democrats; Obama was not in the U.S. Senate at the time.
"Clinton ratcheted up her opposition to No Child Left Behind as the race became tighter and she needed votes," said Jack Jennings, president of the Center on Education Policy and a former Democratic staffer. "She is reacting to what she has been hearing on the campaign trail, particularly from teachers."
For Robert Feldman, a professor of psychology at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, flip-flopping on the campaign trail is a very human trait.
"Politicians are like the rest of us," he said. "In everyday life, we say things to make ourselves look better, get people to like us, get a job. We all lie, to a greater or lesser extent. It's the same with politicians."


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Chowking Delivery
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A number of people love to eat and crave for different food. Chinese food is one of the favorite cuisines that a lot of people craves for. No need to go to expensive Chinese restaurants just to taste luscious Chinese dishes. I know a place that will serve you delightful foods in very affordable prices. Chowking is one of the favorite fast food chains in the Philippines that has a unique-style of service and the need to satisfy Filipinos liking for Chinese foods. They have the list of delectable menus that you will definitely like.
Start your day with their yummy breakfast chow or what they called Almuchow. Try their King's special meal, a beef tapa, longganisa with fried egg and garlic rice plus a drink for around P150.00, or you can choose their Hong Kong style king's congee, a rice porridge with beef strips, meatballs, century eggs, spring onions and fried golden flakes toppings for around P100.00.
Of course aside from their rice meals they also offer appetizing noodle soup, they have emperor's beef wanton (P116.00), pancit canton (P83.00) , pancit lomi (P98.00), wanton noodle (P72.00) etc. It will not be complete without their dimsum (pork/beef siomai (P43.00), lumpiang shanghai (P43.00) buchi lotus (P32.00) and asado/bola-bola siopao (P43.00- merienda, P65.00-large). But wait there's more; try also their delicious and wonderful fiesta halo-halo (regular- P61.00, Special- P72.00) and you will surely love their different mix of ingredients with a scoop of ice cream.
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Snooki: Rocking Her New Look at SELF Rocks the Summer Eventby Amanda Denton at . Updated at . Comments
We've seen Snooki's post-weight loss figure before but now she's even more toned!
Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi told US Magazine that she's been working quite a bit with her trainer and while she loves her arms, she hates her legs.
Hates her legs?!?!? Those are some pretty good looking legs.
She and her trainer, Anthony Michael, are planning on releasing a workout video in the near future and if those videos are what made those legs? Well then sign me up!


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The new romantic vampire's movie Twilight released with lots of expectations excelled with record collections this weekend.
The collections of the movie started grandly with over $7million in terms of ticket sales for its debut midnight show on 21st. It stood in third place in the list of top movies with advanced high online ticket sales. The preceding are Star Wars-3 and The Dark Knight, according to Fandangos.
And for its opening weekend, the collections reached a peak $70.6 millions from 3,419 theaters nation wide, thus pushing the average collections per theater to $20,636.
It is also recorded as the biggest release for a female director ever. Catherine Hardwicke, the director, could blow off the record of Mimi Leder, the director of Deep Impact of 1998.
Twilight has many more records in its name, but what I have to mention is the movie. It is awesome and must watch.


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Chris Bond studied Fine Art at RMIT in the mid 1990s and began showing in 2000, participating initially in artist run and institutional spaces before being represented by Nellie Castan Gallery in 2005. He received a studio residency at Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces in 2001, and has since featured in numerous group and solo exhibitions, including being selected for ACCA's annual New exhibition in 2008. Over the past six years he has been included in curated exhibitions at Linden Gallery, Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces, Blindside, Centre for Contemporary Photography, Bus, Heide Museum of Modern Art, and the Melbourne Art Fair, where he returned in August 2010 in a solo capacity in Nellie Castan Gallery's stand.
Chris routinely uses fiction to create parallel worlds of seeming authenticity. In the last decade he's constructed false identities, transformed found objects into painted artifacts, simulated standard modes of artistic presentation and rewritten art history. He is particularly interested in decay, failure and obsolescence, leading to bodies of work that chart the decline and fall of artistic idealism.


text: This is a type of ceramic known as buff ware, which is characterized by graphic imagery outlined in purplish black and highlighted with distinctive yellow and green glazes. Some buff ware vessels were covered with a slip the same color as the buff body before being painted, while the designs on others were painted directly onto the surface of the vessel. The decoration on this group of ceramics ranges from geometric and abstract floral motifs to strong figural compositions and overall patterns of four-legged horned beasts (possibly ibexes) and birds. The type appears to have been produced only in Nishapur, although it was popular throughout the surrounding region and was traded to other cities. Although this is the only known buff ware pitcher with an animal-headed spout, the type is known from other ceramic and metal pitchers of the same period. The decoration on the body of the pitcher includes a field of birds, perhaps peacocks, and other scattered motifs, as well as the yellow and green glazes typical of buff ware.


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The TRC is yet another race proven exhaust from Yoshimura. Full System features a stainless steel head and tail-pipe, an easily removable cone shaped end cap, and a 96db USFS Approved Spark Arrestor. The TRC offroad system is built for one thing, winning races.
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Kiefer's Paddle Rescue Board is designed with both durability and economy in mind. Constructed of high density polystyrene, reinforced with aluminum tubing and covered with tough ABS plastic for a resilient hard, impenterable surface. A PVC rub rail on the edge creates a sturdy, maintenance free paddleboard that is virtually unsinkable. Weighs only 25lbs. but will support over 360 lbs. This is an extremely versatile board ideal for recreational use and has been successfully used for open water marine rescue purposes.
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A few minutes walk from Les Marines beach and the port, and a short stroll to the centre of town and the castle.
The twenty bedrooms are all slightly different in design, some almost verging on the minimalistic. Decorated in muted tones with sudden splashes of colour, all but two of them have views over the harbour. The rooms are comfortable but some aren't overly spacious for a stay of more than a couple of days. Two have been designed with access for disabled visitors, and some of the rooms are interconnected for family use. All the rooms have plasma TV with satellite and free wi-fi and cable internet connection.
Eating and drinking
An excellent breakfast is served buffet-style in an area beside reception, but no other meals are served in the hotel and nor is there a bar. There is room service if you would like a drink or snack. However, Dénia has more cafes and restaurants than you could shake a fork at, and right alongside the hotel is a row of some of the best, four of them owned by the group that owns the hotel.
Leisure facilities
The hotel itself has no leisure facilities.
Cheerful and happy to help.
Who stays there
Weekenders looking for style, couples looking for a bit of modern elegance, businessmen, and travelers to the Balearics who want an up-market room for the night that's only a few minutes walk from the ferry.
- High-Speed Internet
Recommended for
- Business travellers
- Couples
- Families with teenagers
- Mature travellers
- Singles
- Relaxation
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
- Chilling out
Pros & Cons
- Modern and stylish
- Close to more or less everything
- No- public areas to relax in
- All the rooms are twin beds. You need to advise them before-hand for a double bed


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RUFC - Millers get Darlo
Rotherham United will play Darlington at The Darlington Arena in the next round of the FA Cup.
That is, of course, if they manage to beat York City on Wednesday, 17th November in the replay, after a disappointing nil-nil draw at Don Valley yesterday.
The second round tie will take place on the weekend of 27th/28th November.


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Wednesday May 22, 2013
7:00 PM until 8:30 PM
In 2011 we celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Weeks Act. This Act was passed by Congress and, for the first time authorized the use of federal money to purchase private land for national forests. Our White Mountain National Forest was the result. Congressman Weeks was a NH native and conservative Republican from Back Bay in Boston. The story continues as he fought for the bill against Democratic Speaker Cannon who famously said "Not one damn cent for scenery."
Carl Lindblade began his hotel career at the Balsams Resort in Dixville Notch and for the past 40+ years has operated 3 and 4 diamond hotels and resorts. In addition to years of hands on experience he brings a commitment to community and industry service.He is currently a lecturer in the hospitality management department at the University of New Hampshire.


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Aemilia Lanyer's Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum: Protofeminism, Piety, or Transcendence?
Aemilia Lanyer continues to be a controversial figure in the early modern tradition. Lanyer was not an aristocrat; her connections to the court included a sexual liaison with Queen Elizabeth's cousin and her dedication in Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum (1611) was to women of nobility. Written in the conventions of religious poetry, her work is a defense of Eve in the voice of Pilate's wife. At times the voices of the speaker and the poet appear to be intertwined in a subversion of the misogynist view of Eve's actions, contesting contemporary patriarchal egemony. However, it is also arguable that despite her less than "virtuous" background and in the face of her possible financialor feminist ambitions, the Christian influences evident in her poetry suggest that Lanyer was a spiritually motivated woman whose work offers a hermeneutic for authentic Christian spirituality.
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Students at The Duston School were told they would have to resit a set of exams after Royal Mail lost their papers in the post.
Three weeks ago year 20 teenagers on the childcare development course took their GCSE equivalent CACHE exam paper early because course leaders felt the group was performing well enough to do so.
But on Wednesday parents of the pupils received a letter from the school saying: "We have had communication from the exam board that they have not received the exam papers.
"On further investigation it was discovered the papers were lost by Royal Mail."
Susan Freund, whose 15-year-old daughter Bethany will now have to resit the exam on June 24, said she was furious at the blunder. Many pupils even attended revision sessions over their Easter Holidays.
She said: "These exams are not just a ten-minute thing - these girls have now all got to resit a paper they thought they were finished with. They will be so stressed about it, they may well not get the grades they were expected to get."
Mrs Freund said she was shocked the school did not send the exam papers through a more secure method.
She said: "You wouldn't send a relative £100 of cash in the regular post would you?
"At the very least I would have thought they would be sent by recorded delivery – or even courier."
The school said it was now investigating how the papers were lost.
The letter to parents went on to say: "This is a very unusual and unfortunate situation and has never happened at Duston School before."


text: We just had to let you know about the best new "IT" bag of the summer, owned by some very fabulous celeb mommies. Beyond Yoga ( ours and Reese Witherspoon's favorite place to get the most stylish and comfy yoga wear) has just unveiled a brilliant charitable canvas tote that will get you and your gear to the beac your morning cafe with the moms, hot yoga class and the playground…effortlessly and looking flawless. The bag also gives back to The Art Of Elysium charity, a wonderful organization that unites art with children suffering from major medical condition. Beyond Yoga had teamed up with Andre Charles, a very famous NY graffiti artist to create their " i am beyond…." campaign. These super hip totes are expertly spray painted in bold colors and meaningful expressions. Reese joins Cindy Crawford, Tori Spelling and Ilsa Fisher in supporting this amazing cause by carrying these fresh bags. Beyond Yoga gives 30% of it's proceeds from this bag to charity…how fab is that? Look good while you do something good. Simple.