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Home Canterbury News Article
Published: 00:01, 10 July 2018
by Jodie Nesling and Gerry Warren
At the peak of his career Roly Brookeman was unstoppable - a sporting superstar, travelling the globe to play hockey for his country.
The 67-year-old won 98 caps for England and Great Britain and even coached England's U21s before teaching PE and English at St Edmund's School in Canterbury.
But in a soul destroying reversal of fortune, the destitute pensioner is now living on the streets after his life spiralled out of control following the breakdown of his marriage.
To compound matters, a tent he was living in was removed by Canterbury City Council, meaning he had to spend a night in the 24-hour McDonald's for shelter.
The father-of-two had been living at the White Horse in Chilham but a dispute about rent arrears saw him pitch a tent on council land near St Radigund's Street.
The authority then slapped an eviction notice onto it, saying it would be removed within 48 hours.
Roly says the action has been overly excessive. "I'm not hurting anyone and just can't believe their aggressive attitude," he told our sister paper the Kentish Gazette.
"I understand other people like me with tents have been given similar notices.
"I could not believe just how officious the note was."
Roly says his life went into freefall since his divorce.
"All my problems stem from the break-up in 2002," he said.
"We were the Posh and Becks of Canterbury at one time.
"We had a big house which I then sold after we split up. I couldn't take any more."
The sports star, who also regularly played for Canterbury Hockey Club, then lived in a variety of properties but always ended up back on the streets after falling behind with rent.
"I have a small teachers' pension and benefits to live on," he explained.
He then tried to make a new life for himself in Spain, but returned to the district as he wanted to see more of his children.
Walking down the city's streets, Roly says he knows most people in the community and always waves hello and stops for a chat.
Fluent in French, charismatic and articulate, it is hard to imagine Roly's chaotic life as he frequently reels off impressions and shares jokes with those he meets.
A natural raconteur, he proudly chats about his sporting career.
Roly represented his country almost 100 times in the 1970s and 80s, playing his final international match at the World Cup in 1982 where he vice-captained the side in India.
The recent absence of sport in his life has been profound.
"I am trying to get myself sorted... I am just asking the city council to cut me some slack" - Roly Brookeman
"I was the captain of the rugby, cricket and hockey teams at school. Playing hockey, I could forget about everything else.
"I am trying to get myself sorted and hope to be able to rent a place in Herne Bay. I am just asking the city council to cut me some slack."
Rob Davies, council spokesman, says the authority has done everything they can to help get Roly back on his feet and had previously secured him a housing association property.
He said: "We last saw him in early June, and we offered him assistance, including details of two suitable local properties, other forms of housing and potential financial assistance.
"He told us he was likely to be away for a while and we asked him to keep us updated on his plans.
"We did not hear from him again and our next interaction with him was when enforcement officers responded to public complaints about an encampment at the Abbots Mill project, which is council land.
"We do not allow people to camp and will serve a notice advising the owner to move their equipment."
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One thing I learned through all this is the amazing quantity of footage that goes into just a short clip like this. We have a big Mac Lab. I think outside of Apple, it's the biggest Mac test lab the world. The only company that may come close, is Adobe, but we think we've got them beat too. Hundreds and hundreds of Macs. Even so, I wasn't expecting to spend 1 full hour taking shots at different angles and speeds. I think it turned out okay in the end. I hope you enjoy it.


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"No club has offered Mallorca €10m for Jonas. There was one offer of €5m and another for €6m..."
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Yuletide writer, I hope you're feeling reasonably happy - I really do love all these people so much that I'll be glad just to see more of them.
Fandom: Aubrey-Maturin Series - Patrick O'Brian
Tags: Stephen Maturin (O'Brian), Diana Villiers (O'Brian), Tom Pullings (O'Brian)
I angsted a bit over my character requests here - I was tempted to request just Stephen, so as not to restrict things to either land or sea, but the other two wouldn't stay away. I don't need all three, but I do love them all.
I love Stephen to bits, and I'll be happy with fic with him more or less anywhere - but I do love the assorted characters of the books in general, so a shipboard or London/England/family setting is probably better than a background or spyhatty quest one. (Do what you love, though!)
And that said, a story focussing on either of the others (or both the others, although that's a bit mind-boggling) would also make me very happy, although a bit of Stephen somewhere would be nice.
I didn't request Jack simply because so much of the fic out there is centred on Jack and Stephen, and variety is the spice of life - but he's very welcome in the story, especially if he brings mixed metaphors!
I love Stephen's geekery, and his ineptness, and his enthusiasms, and the wordplay, and the way he confuses Jack's mind and the way he gets tangled up in his own, and the big extended family of the navy, and the extended family based around Sophie on land, and adventures, and Tom's competence and loyalty, and Diana's fierce generosity and (ruefully) the way she throws herself into things without stopping to think if they're the right thing.
I love fic that fills in gaps (not that I don't love plotty fic, but I can't write it, and I can't imagine how you start!), and for home based fic there are some lovely looking gaps between books - there are some lovely gaps within them too, though, both by land and sea...
I am in general not much of a shipper - I love exploring the relationships between characters in the wider sense, romantic and otherwise, but I never really feel the need to push characters into new romantic or sexual relationships just to please myself. So I'm not much of a slasher, but if you can't see Jack and Stephen any other way, that's fine, although I do definitely see them as part of a web of interlinked and sometime conflicting relationships, not with the men in the foreground and the women off somewhere in the background.
And I have to admit, Stephen and Diana are one of the few couples I really ship, rather than just watching with interest and hoping the characters are happy with their choices - I'm always desperately hoping they'll sort themselves out, and constantly frustrated! I'm definitely not expecting a happily ever after, even in the short term, but if you can only see the relationship as a bad thing, it might be best to steer clear.
I don't want to start making a great list of things I don't want, mostly because I don't know what half the things in other people's lists are, and I don't want to accidentally imply I do want something by leaving it out!
Smut is generally a bit wasted on me - I read the character bits and skip the mechanics! Otherwise no darker/angstier/gorier than the books is probably fair, and still gives plenty of scope!
Fandom: Hornblower - C. S. Forester
Tags: William Bush (Hornblower - C. S. Forester)
I would like more Bush, please - at sea with Hornblower, at sea without Hornblower (Temeraire or Nonsuch?), enjoying himself on land, at home with his sisters, at Sheerness pining for the sea, or even better, at Sheerness doing his best not to pine for the sea and to build up the life he now has. Or, really, anything you can think of!
I love Bush's stoicism, and his courage, and his competence, and his intolerance of foolishness, and the way he just gets on with things and keeps them going, and the way he sees his own limits.
(And I would love, I admit, to see just one time when Bush's painstaking thoroughness manages to reach a conclusion that Hornblower's brilliance has simply leapt right over!)
I am in general not much of a shipper, in the sense of making up new romantic relationships, and therefore not much of a slasher - I find relationships in the wider sense quite interesting enough without adding anything!
So I don't really see Bush and Hornblower that way, in spite of authorial teasing - but if you do, that's fine, and feel free to write them that way.
That said, I'm not sure how I feel about OC relationships in this sense - they're certainly one of the things that might have happened to Bush along the way. If it's what you're dying to write, go for it - but again I'm probably more interested in what it means to and does for Bush than in romance as romance (not that his interactions would necessarily be romantic, anyway!).
I could potentially be interested in AUs of the trousers-of-time variety - 'what would have happened if this had gone differently' - but probably not the kind where everyone is in a completely different setting, because the setting is one of the things I love.
I don't want to start making a great list of things I don't want, mostly because I don't know what half the things in other people's lists are, and I don't want to accidentally imply I do want something by leaving it out!
Smut is generally a bit wasted on me - I read the character bits and skip the mechanics! Otherwise no darker/angstier/gorier than the books is probably fair, and still gives plenty of scope!
Fandom: Persuasion - Jane Austen
Tags: Frederick Wentworth, Anne Elliot, Sophia Croft
For some reason, despite my love of all things Georgian navy, I hadn't read Persuasion until quite recently, and I love it - the whole book, and the complex web of relationships between the various families and characters, but particularly the friendly, busy world of the naval characters - it's so obviously the inspiration for the similar world of the Patrick O'Brian books, which I've loved for a long time. (So if you don't know anything about the navy, don't worry - it's the cheerful friendly competence I love, rather than details of ships and actions - although they're good too.)
This is really an all or any request as far as characters go - I'd be happy to see more of any of them individually, of in any combination.
Admiral and Mrs Croft are my favourite of all the secondary couples in the book - I love their pleasure in each other's company and the way they organise their life together. So more of them, whether by land or sea, would be lovely - or something looking at Mrs Croft's relationship with her brother(s), or getting to know Anne better - either during the time of the book, or afterwards.
Anne is a bit of an enigma to me still - I can tell that she's well worth knowing, because all the nicest minor characters think so, but I don't find her character to be sketched as vividly as most of those others are. So I'd be interested in seeing more of anything - particularly her future life, maybe, but also that first romance, or anything of what happened and what she did in between, living quietly but uncomfortably with her family.
Frederick's relationship with his wife and sister are covered above, but there must also be many stories to tell of his naval career, and his friendship with Harville and Benwick. Or how will he fare in his career with the war over, and so many fewer ships needed? Is he one of those lucky enough to stay in active service - involved in the later exploratory missions, maybe - or does he come to settle down by land after a while?
I can see a kind of crossover potential here as well - the naval officers of this book and of the Aubrey-Maturin books obviously live in the same kind of world, meeting friends wherever they go and glad to meet them, and it wouldn't surprise me in the least if some minor - or even major - characters from one turned up in the other. (And if you're looking a bit earlier than the time of the book, while Hornblower would rather not know other people, if Bush doesn't live in that kind of world I suspect he'd like to.) But that is all up to you.
I don't want to start making a great list of things I don't want, mostly because I don't know what half the things in other people's lists are, and I don't want to accidentally imply I do want something by leaving it out!
Smut is generally a bit wasted on me - I read the character bits and skip the mechanics! You could probably get a good bit angstier and gorier than this and still be fine, but all things in moderation is definitely the way to go!


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Friday, November 19, 2010
英語版ミク (English Version of Miku)
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Are you fan of Vocaloid?
Are you fan of 初音ミク (Hatsune Miku)?
Are you struggling that she can't sing in English?
Recently, during New York ComicCon (NY Anime Festival 2010), with regards to the future plan for Miku and other Vocaloid, according to co-creator of Vocaloid, Hiroyuki Ito and Wataru Sasaki. There are possible Hatsune Miku can sing in English.
英語版ミク (English ver. Miku)
This is made known during "Hatsune Miku: Meet the Makers of a Digital Idol" panel.
But, there are conditions:
1. You need a facebook account.
2. Click "Like" at this site.
That's all~!!
If (It's already reach though) their site reach 39,390 "Likes". They WILL officially inform that "Hatsune Miku sings in English" later.
But why 39,390?
Here's the reason:
In Japanese, 3 is san/mi and 9 is kyu/ku
And they want to make it sounds like this 39,390 (Miku,Sankyu)
It means Miku Thank you~!!
Meaning Miku appreciate it.
Next, they are releasing Rin/Len Append, software with extra six new tones of Rin and Len's voices. Like previously "Miku Append" where Miku added Sweet, Soft, Dark, Light, Vivid and Solid tones to her voice. Rin/Len Append is set for December 2010(Just around the corner).
Other news include the Tokyo Kawai Magazine Hatsune Miku Edition coming out in November and the possibility of a Vocaloid shop opening up in the United States.
Update: Now the Like Page has exceed 41,000 Likes.
Still not "like" yet? Like it now~!! To show our supports!!!
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Hidden in a new NBC News/Marist poll on Chris Christie are some pretty bleak numbers for Sen. Ted Cruz.
The poll asked Republicans and Republican-leaning independents who, if they were voting today, they'd support in a 2016 GOP presidential primary. Christie came in first with 16 percent support, followed by Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. (12 percent), Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. (9 percent), former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (8 percent), and Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. (7 percent).
You'll notice Cruz — who was in the top five in distant December, 2013 — is missing from that list. That's because the Texas Republican, who briefly led the GOP pack in at least one poll following his 21-hour September Senate floor speech, dropped from 10 percent support in December to 5 percent support in January. If Chris Christie doesn't run, Ted Cruz is still not a top five choice, being beat out by the likes of Rick Santorum. The poll does have a 5 percent margin of error among Republican voters though, so good news for Cruz is, he could really be back up at 10. Or, you know, all the way down to zero.
This bears repeating: 2016 polls so far out are really, really silly for trying to get a good sense of who is going to win come Election Day. In the NBC News/Marist poll, a quarter of GOP voters are undecided. But these new numbers do show just how fleeting political crushes can be.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Shackled and wearing a red jump suit, school shooter Nikolas Cruz made his first live appearance in a Broward County circuit court five days after he walked into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High and fatally shot 17 people in the worst school shooting in Florida history.
Cruz, a slightly built teen, did not say anything and never looked up at the crowd or the judge from his seat at the defense table. He kept his head and eyes downcast, even as his defense attorney whispered to him. It was a tense atmosphere — Cruz was surrounded by Broward Sheriff's deputies as news media members and lawyers watched from the gallery.
He is facing 17 counts of premeditated murder and could face the death penalty. The Broward County Public Defender's Office, which is representing Cruz, has already said he will admit guilt if prosecutors will waive execution as punishment.
After his arrest last week, Cruz made a first court appearance via closed-circuit television from a detention facility. He was held with no bond.
Cruz appeared in court shortly before another hearing in which a judge ordered the release of 22 pages of documents relating to a state family welfare investigation into the teen's mental health woes. The Florida Department of Children & Families had petitioned for the release of the documents, which have already been reported on by the Miami Herald and other media outlets.
The DCF case, opened Sept. 28, 2016, classified Cruz as a "vulnerable adult" victim with multiple mental health concerns, including severe depression, ADHD and autism — he was reported to be cutting himself and wanting to buy a gun after a breakup with a girlfriend. The case was closed when investigators determined Cruz was getting proper mental health treatment.
"There were multiple red flags that were missed," said Broward Chief Assistant Public Defender Gordon Weeks, whose office is representing Cruz. He said he hoped the documents would continue to demonstrate "that there was a systematic break" and that numerous agencies failed Cruz by ignoring "the many cries for help from this child."
As for Cruz's hearing before a criminal court judge, the hearing revolved around a court document Cruz's attorneys filed under seal late Friday before another judge. The Broward County Public Defender's Office on Monday morning asked that the motion filed with the court be "stricken" from the record because what the office was seeking "was moot."
Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer, at an afternoon hearing, ruled that the motion dealt with a "limited" issue involving the defense team's "access" to their client. A lawyer representing the Herald and other news media tried to participate in the hearing but Broward deputies refused to allow her to approach the court or speak.
Weekes, Broward's chief assistant public defender, refused to speak about the defense's court filings or his client. He said Monday's court hearing was not originally supposed to take place.
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Feb. 14
REBECCA PARRIS TRIO PRESENTS �IN LOVE WITH PARRIS� at Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, on Feb. 14, 8 p.m. $18-$28. Information: regenttheatre.com, 781-646-4849, rebeccaparris.com.
STORIES WITH �BEST TELLERS� at Bestsellers Caf�, 24 High St., Medford, on Feb. 14, 7 p.m.-10 p.m. $5 suggested donation. Information: bestsellers-cafe.com, 781-391-7171.
VALENTINE'S DAY DINNER & SHOW at Rosaria, 190 Main St., Saugus, on Feb. 14, 7 p.m.-11 p.m. $75, reservations required. Information: 781-558-2759, rosariasteakhouse.com.
100 YEARS OF BROADWAY, A VALENTINE CONCERT at Unitarian Universalist Church, 326 Main St., Wakefield, on Feb. 14, 7:30 p.m. $30; $25, seniors 65+ and students. Information: sroconcerts.org, 339-203-9366.
Feb. 15
ART EXHIBIT FEATURING THE WORK OF JACK WELCH AND THE LATE TOM SUTHERLAND at The Beebe Estate, 235 W. Foster St., Melrose, on Feb. 15 and 22, noon-3 p.m. Information: beebeestate.com, 781-665-8018.
GUITARIST-SONGWRITER DAVID TANKLEFSKY RETURNS WITH SARAH BORGES, FRANCES CONE AND CAT PREWITT at The Center for Arts at the Armory Caf�, 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, on Feb. 15, 7 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Free, all ages. Information: artsatthearmory.org, 617-718-2191.
FAMILY FUN SATURDAYS PRESENTS THE MAGIC OF BONAPART� at The Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, on Feb. 15, 10:30 a.m. $10; $8, children and seniors. Information: 781-646-4849, regenttheatre.com, bonapartemagic.com.
�HEART AND SOLE� � AN EVENING OF DYMANIC DUETS at Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, on Feb. 15, 8 p.m. $15-$27. Information: regenttheatre.com, 781-646-4849.
WHO�S SORRY NOW? SONGS OF LOVE, REGRET AND REVENGE at The Center for Arts at the Armory, Performance Hall, 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, on Feb. 15, 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m. Free. Information: artsatthearmory.org, 617-718-2191.
Feb. 17
COME PLAY THE ANIMAL WAY DURING SCHOOL VACATION WEEK at Stone Zoo, 149 Pond St., Stoneham, on Feb. 17-21, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Activities include: 11 a.m., snow leopard zookeeper encounter; 11:30 a.m., animal encounter, Animal Discovery Center; 1:30 p.m., animal encounter, Animal Discovery Center; 2 p.m., Mexican gray wolf zookeeper encounter. $8.95, adults; $7.95, seniors 62+; $6.95, children ages 2-12; free for children under 2 and members. Information: stonezoo.org, 617-541-5466.
Feb. 18
FIRST AND LAST WORD POETRY SERIES at The Center for Arts at the Armory Caf�, 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, on Feb. 18 and every third Tuesday, 7 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. $4. Information: artsatthearmory.org, 617-718-2191.
Feb. 20
CASTLE OF COMEDY at The Center for Arts at the Armory Caf�, 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, on Feb. 20, 8:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Information: artsatthearmory.org, 617-718-2191.
LIVE JAZZ SERIES at The Center for Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, on Feb. 20, 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Suggested donation: $10. Information: artsatthearmory.org, 617-718-2191.
Feb. 21
OPEN MIKE NIGHT at Bestsellers Caf�, 24 High St., Medford, on Feb. 21, 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Sign up at 6 p.m. Each person can perform two to three songs, time permitting. Information: bestsellers-cafe.com, 781-391-7171.
RICHARD CAMBRIDGE�S POETRY THEATRE at The Center for Arts at the Armory Caf�, 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, on Feb. 21, 7:30 p.m. $10. Information: artsatthearmory.org, 617-718-2191.
RISE UP SINGING SALUTE TO PETE SEEGER at Unitarian Universalist Church, 326 Main St., Wakefield, on Feb. 21, 7:30 p.m. Singers and instrumentalists of all ages are welcome. Suggested donation, $5. Guests are asked to bring a non-perishable item for the Wakefield Interfaith Food Pantry. Information: contact Rev. Maddie Sifantus at 508-358-7091 or email@example.com or leave message on church answering machine at 781-245-4632.
Feb. 22
�CASH IS KING� JOHNNY CASH TRIBUTE SHOW at Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, on Feb. 22, 8 p.m. $22.50-$27.50. Seniors and students save $5. Information: regenttheatre.com, 781-646-4849.
FAMILY FUN SATURDAYS PRESENTS SPLASH�N BOOTS at The Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, on Feb. 22, 10:30 a.m. $10; $8, children and seniors. Information: 781-646-4849, regenttheatre.com, splashnboots.com.
LIVE RECORDING SESSION WITH WAKEFIELD�S KEVIN G. MOORE at Linden Tree Coffeehouse at Unitarian Universalist Church, 326 Main St., Wakefield, on Feb. 22, 8 p.m. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. $10; $5, students under 13. Homemade baked goods and beverages sold prior to the show and during intermission. Information: 781-246-2836, lindentreecoffeehouse.org.
LUCKY BOB, BOSTON MAGICIAN AND JUGGLER at The Woburn Mall, 296 Mishawum Road, Woburn, on Feb. 22, 4:30 p.m.-6 p.m. Information: woburnmall.com/node/149.
WINTER YARD SALE at Arlington Center for the Arts, 41 Foster St., Arlington, on Feb. 22, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Information: firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, mysticchorale.org.
Feb. 25
THE ANCIENT SCIENCE OF THE CARDS, SEVEN-WEEK CLASS at Theosophical Society in Boston, 21 Maple St., Arlington, on Feb. 25, 7:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. $20. Information: firstname.lastname@example.com, karma-seeker.com, 781-769-1353.
Feb. 26
�FROM SLAVE SPIRITUALS TO HIP HOP: THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN MUSIC� at Wilmington Memorial Library, 175 Middlesex Ave., Wilmington, on Feb. 26, 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Free. Information: necc.mass.edu/speakers-bureau, firstname.lastname@example.com, 978-556-3862.
JEFF JAM SING-ALONG FOR CHILDREN Bestsellers Cafe, 24 High St., Medford, on Feb. 26, 3 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Information: firstname.lastname@example.com, bestsellers-cafe.com, 781-391-7171, jeffjam.com.
TABLE TOP THEATRE & POETRY COURSE WITH LOCAL PUPPETEER JUDY O�HARE at Creative Arts, 25 Woburn St., Reading, on Wednesdays, Feb. 26-March 19, 6 p.m.-8 p.m., for ages 10-13. Performance presented at end of program for families and friends. Information: firstname.lastname@example.com, 781-942-9600, creativeartsforkids.org.
THE ROTARY CLUBS OF READING AND NORTH READING PRESENT THE THIRD ANNUAL TASTE OF METRO-NORTH at Reading Memorial High School, Hawkes Field House, 62 Oakland Road, Reading, on Feb. 26, 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Snow date is March 5. $25, individuals; $50, families. Information: contact Gregg Johnson at 617-719-8551 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Priscilla Gottwald at 781-942-6419 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Purchase tickets from any Reading or North Reading Rotarian or online at tasteofmetronorth.com.
Feb. 28
ARLINGTON FRIENDS OF THE DRAMA PRESENTS �THE MAI� at AFD Theatre, 22 Academy Road, Arlington, on Feb. 28 and March 1, 7 and 8 at 8 p.m. and March 2 and 9 at 4 p.m. $20. Information: afdtheatre.org, 781-646-5922.
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: LINNEA STAR PSYCHIC at Montvale Plaza, 54 Montvale Ave., Stoneham, on Feb. 28, 6 p.m.-10 p.m. $39.95. Information: 781-438-8858.
METRO COMEDY PRESENTS THE NEMA WILLIAMS & ED BLAZE TOUR at The Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, on Feb. 28, all seats $23, $50 for show and three-course dinner at Flora Restaurant, Tango Restaurant or Menotomy Grill & Tavern. Information: 781-646-4849, regenttheatre.com.
THEATRE COMPANY OF SAUGUS PRESENTS [TITLE OF SHOW] at East Saugus United Methodist Church, 85 Chestnut St., Saugus, on Feb. 28, March 1-2 and March 7-9, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. Information: tcsaugus.org.
ADULT WOMEN SINGERS INVITED TO AUDITIONS/OPEN REHEARSALS FOR LIBERTY BELLE CHORUS OF SWEET ADELINES INTERNATIONAL at St. Camillus Church, 1175 Concord Turnpike, Arlington, weekly rehearsals held every Monday at 7 p.m. Information: libertybellechorus.org, email@example.com.
FRIENDS OF FELLS HIKING PROGRAM: BABES IN THE WOODS at various locations in the Middlesex Fells Reservation, weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. (check website for dates). Rain or snow cancels event. Information: fells.org, 781-662-2340.
KNUCKLEBONES, PLAYSPACE FOR CHILDREN 8 MONTHS TO 5 YEARS at The Center for Arts at the Armory, Performance Hall 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, every Monday through March 31, 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. $15, drop in; $12 for siblings. Information: artsatthearmory.org, 617-718-2191, email@example.com, 617-851-2928.
OPEN MIKE NIGHT at Starbucks, 542 Main St., Winchester, on the first Thursday of every month (except July and August). Information: email@example.com, winchestermusic.org, 781-721-2950.
SAVE THE DATE: WORLD BOOK NIGHT at Book Ends, 559 Main St., Winchester, on April 23. Information: email@example.com, site.booksite.com/3014/events/?&list=EVC1&group=current&preview=1, 781-721-5933, www.us.worldbooknight.org.
SAVE THE DATE: IT�S ALL BEATLES ALL NIGHT WITH NEW ENGLAND�S BEST BEATLES BAND, BEATLEJUICE at Melrose Veterans Memorial Hall, 590 Main St., Melrose, on April 11, 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. All ages show to benefit the K of C Food Drive for Families. Cash bar, raffles, pizza and more. $20 in advance; $25, day of show; $250 for table of 10. Tickets available at Sexton & Donohue R.E., 29 Essex St., Melrose; Melrose City Hall Mayors Office, 562 Main St.; Wakefield Bowladrome, 92 Water St., Wakefield; or send check payable to Melrose K of C to Melrose K of C, P.O. Box 760828, Melrose, MA 02176. Information: 781-662-9154, muzzdrums.com.
2014 SWEETSER LECTURE SERIES at Wakefield High School, The Savings Bank Theatre, 60 Farm St., Wakefield, 7:30 p.m. on April 23 with Tom Bernardin, Ellis Island tour guide/author, "Ellis Island: The Golden Door"; on April 29 with Dan Shaughnessy, sports columnist/author, "Francona: The Red Sox Years"; and on May 6 with William Martin, historian/author, "The Lincoln Letter: Civil War Washington." $10, single ticket; $25, series ticket; $35, patron series ticket (name in the program). Tickets now available at Smith Drug, Main Street, Wakefield or send your order request with appropriate payment to: 13 Rosemary Ave., Wakefield, MA 01880. Information: 781-245-7231, sites.Google.com/site/sweetserlectureseries.
TEAM TRIVIA at Salvatore's Restaurant, 55 High St., Medford, every Thursday, 8 p.m.-11 p.m. New round begins every hour. Information: 781-393-9333, salvatoresrestaurants.com.
TEEN OPEN MIKE NIGHT at The Center for Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, every first Tuesday of the month, 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Free. Information: artsatthearmory.org, 617-718-2191.
WINTER FARMERS MARKET at The Center for Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Ave., Somerville, every Saturday through March, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Information: email@example.com, 617-718-2191.
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Horseman's Forum Draws Record Attendance
May 7, 2014
Despite another day of snowfall during Indiana's extra-long winter, equine enthusiasts turned out in force for the second Horseman's Forum at Lynn Hall on February 8. Organized by faculty and staff in the Large Animal Hospital, with the help of Lifelong Learning Director Marti Burns, the event attracted nearly 230 attendees, 200 of which were not affiliated with Purdue University.
The day included talks covering such topics as "Feeding the Senior Horse," "Bandaging Techniques for Emergencies," "Moon Blindness and Your Horse" and "Navicular Disease – A Pain in the Heel." Attendees also were able to see a demonstration of the high-speed Equine Treadmill and tour the Large Animal Hospital. The Forum was sponsored by Nutrena. Additionally, members of the Equine Club nearly sold-out of the Equine First Aid Kits they created as a fund-raiser.
Writer: Kevin Doerr, email@example.com
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Flutiform branding and information design
Mundipharma came to Precipice to help them launch a new combination therapy for the maintenance treatment of asthma, across key European markets. We were asked to visually enhance an 'off the shelf' MDI (metered dose inhaler), looking at bespoke colourways and labelling, new branding, packaging and patient information that would elevate the total experience for both HCPs and asthma patients alike.
Precipice undertook detailed competitive and semiotic research plus analysis of the asthma and COPD market, identifying opportunities for design exploration. Our experienced research team tested design concepts with patients and HCPs across Europe, and a verified colour and brand strategy was established for the MDI and future Mundipharma respiratory devices.
A unique Flutiform font and 'lung' icon were created for use on the MDI and future devices, primary and secondary packaging, online and in corporate communications. We worked closely with Mundipharma R&D and marketing departments. Flutiform was successfully launched across Europe in 2012-2013.
Precipice continues to work with Mundipharma, using design to enhance device development, brand equity, user experience, commercial value, and bring targeted meaning to their portfolio of respiratory, oncology and pain products.
The type of people that I can always trust to deliver excellent creative solutions. Whether its brand identity, structural packaging or device design and development, Precipice always deliver to the highest quality.
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Anze graduated for the first time today... he moved up two rooms! Both boys began in the most intensive room of the NICU, the next step would be the step down intensive room followed by the intermediate/growing room and then finally the fat farm. Anze is now happily enjoying the intermediate/growing room. We are so proud of how strong he is and how well he is doing. Mom enjoyed an entire hour of kangaroo care (skin to skin time). It was heaven!
Please continue to pray for little Luca as he fights so hard... in fact he's fighting too hard. His right lung is partially collapsed. He is going back on the sedatives and a higher rate on his vent so that he doesn't breath on his own and lets the vent breath for him to give his lungs a break and a chance to mature and strengthen. He is also having a second dose of the heart meds to shrink his valve. If the second dose doesn't work he may require surgery to close it. The doctors are certain if the valve closes it will help his blood pressure and lung function and get him on track.
So keep the prayers coming for both boys but say a little extra for Luca please. Love to all....
Saturday, April 9, 2011
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Hey daughter, thanks for the extra good news about Anze!!! I have NO doubt Luca will make a complete recovery, he fights too hard not to!!! Super glad you got some "skin" time, that must make you feel like God is good, and Anze got to feel mommy's warmth first hand..Thank you again for the update, I love all of you so very much, it hurts!!!!! The usual PRAYERS and POSITIVE ENERGY are happening without thought, you are doing great as are my grandsons!!!!! I LOVE YOU..XXXXXXXOOOOOOOReplyDelete
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Apple launched a brand new version of "iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus in Saudi Arabia" with imposing design and stylish features. It looks catchy and attractive.
Apple iPhone 7 is an enhanced version of over the iPhone 6s. You can buy iPhone 7 & iPhone 7 Plus model cheaply from any prestigious mobile shops, souks, or supermarkets in Saudi Arabia.
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Apple iPhone 7 Plus has an improved camera which is a game changer. The original iPhone 7 model has a single 12 mega pixel camera whereas the iPhone 7 Plus model has pack dual camera. One is called as a wide angle lens while the other one is named as a telephoto lens. The smartphone camera has a dual stabilization in iPhone 7 models along with LED flash. The sensor of the iPhone 7 Plus camera has 60% faster velocity, 30% more animation and f/11.8 aperture; the lens module is Dual 12 Mega Pixel (MP).
Apple did not concentrate on the dimensions and diagonal sizes. They made the new Phablet similar in size 5.5 inches. Apple iPhone 7 model has a 25% brighter display and has eye-catching colors (cinematic standards), clearly, 3D Touch. Another great advantage to the Apple new smartphone is that it has stereo speakers which are persistent there to give you wonderful sound experience.
This time, Apple did not consider the 3.5mm headphone jack for the both iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus models. Thus, the new iPhones have no compatibility with wired speakers and a headphone. The users can use lighting ear buds and speakers which are contained within the box of iPhone 7 Plus.
Overall we can say that Apple new iPhone 7 has come up with many exciting and colorful features (i.e. improved front home button, dual camera, water and dust resistant with IP67 certification). Moreover the new iPhone has got new dark color scheme "Black and Black Onyx". Furthermore Apple's latest iPhone version has a longer battery life and shows a better performance and accuracy. It is also a wonderful model for photography.
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It sounds an unlikely alliance; the sleepy, Victorian village of Ford in Northumberland and the smart town of Sestri Levante on the Italian Riviera.
But over a long weekend in November, the delights of Ligurian cuisine will come to The Old Dairy in Ford courtesy of Giuliano Piscina, who is leaving his restaurant behind to cook with Keith and Lynne Allan, who run their own small bistro.
"Wonderful wines, extra virgin olive oil, pesto, focaccia andarinata, a bread made with chickpea flour, are just a few of the culinary creations heading our way," said the Allans.
"We met Giuliano at the famous Splendido Hotel in Portofino where he was restaurant manager, but he always wanted to run his own place so for the last five years he's been doing just that in Sestri Levante.
"We go there and it's a fantastic place."
The Allans have been developing their Old Dairy bistro in the last few months with two and three-course lunches at weekends and doing occasional pop-up suppers and dinners using guest chefs and cooks to bring an extra dimension to their menus.
Much of their produce is garden-grown; they are surrounded by game from the Ford & Etal Estate and belted Galloway beef in the fields around them and Giuliano is keen to add his own touch to the local ingredients.
The Allans added: "Our hope is that Giuliano will make regular trips to cook with us during the winter months so we are praying for another mild winter."
Naturally, the menu will be Ligurian influenced and consist of four courses at £40 per head to include coffee and tea. Drinks and wine are extra.
The dates are Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 13, 14 and 15.
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Paul has been in chemical and construction materials sales and marketing for over 30 years. Having started with institutional and industrial chemical sales in the mid 80's and for the last 25+ years has been a sales representative and product manager selling a wide range of construction materials and has developed a number of products specifically designed for use in the Hawaii market for local and mainland manufacturers. Paul is now the manager/owner of Aloha Marketing Manufacturers Representatives, LLC. Formed in 1998, Aloha Marketing represents a wide range of products for the Hawaiian Islands and Guam.
Paul is the current West Region President of the Construction Specification Institute over seeing 11 chapters in the West.
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November is done and dusted, and tomorrow will be the day I get the boxes with Christmas decoration from the basement and start randomly putting them on available surface spots.
Not kidding here, I am a lost cause when it comes to decorating, no matter how much Inspiration Boards I have on Pinterest.
But I am making an effort, for the kids mostly, as I want them to embrace the spirit of the season.
While we get all festive here, why not take the time and browse through my most recent blogposts, just in case you missed some? And if you did, consider subscribing to my Newsletter here, which I will actually send out once more than me and my mother are subscribed.
I know that having an actual mailing list is uber important for blogs, but given that we share a house I don´t think my mother needs my updates electronically.


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Virginia English Journal is VATE's refereed journal. It is published twice each year, and contains articles of interest to teachers of English, those who teach teachers of English, and others concerned with the teaching of English.
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They were counting wildflowers when the curtain opened and a snow breeze rolled in. The reception tent was at the base of the woods, a shore-stone's throw from the chapel. Yesterday, guests had processed from ceremony to night ritual—vows, crying, wine, crying, dancing—and marched back into their lives.
She would bring every vase, no matter what he said. The ones holding the Queen Anne's lace, the marigolds, the lupine, the grasses, the hay, and the hydrangeas—they would all be souvenirs.
How cozy it was, inside the canvas doors with his arm around her waist. Neither sleep nor anticipation between them. He fingered the baby's breath her mother had woven into her hair. It was nearly morning. Every aunt, brother, cousin, and plus-one had driven away. Candle wax clung to the knotted, wooden tables. The saltiness from boiled dinners nipped their noses. He knew they would wrap each vase in tissue, or the leftover lace tablecloths, before the shore.
"Twenty-nine," she said. He had lost count. He nuzzled his chin in the hollowness between her ear and shoulder.
"Your mother bought twenty-nine vases?"
"She looked at yard sales here and there—for weeks, she did. Twenty-nine tables needed twenty-nine vases," and he listened to the tone of her voice and began searching for tissue or tablecloths before her lips stopped moving. He nearly stumbled over a guitar abandoned in the middle of the dance floor.
"Do you have the car keys? And did you want this?" he asked, looking down at the instrument, his eye lingering on the darkness at its center.
"No and yes, of course I do. I didn't tell you about this?" she answered, though she knew he would dread something else to look after.
He rummaged in his now empty suit pocket. She fidgeted with the new weight of sterling silver on her left hand. One of the guitar strings snapped.
"The musician left it for us. He said it was our gift." She went over. "He said, 'Live a fulfilled life.'"
She started unlacing the strings.
"It's so deep. Let's fill it. We can layer the vases until we run out of room, and then some of the flowers in the last ones can spill out."
He crouched down and helped her. She kept hearing her mother's toast from the night before. The morning ebbed toward them. When the strings were gone, they did their best to pack the guitar efficiently. Little girl clinked in her mind, and failed to decrescendo. As they worked, violet light leaked in.
"We can't be late. It's a 7:30 a.m. boat once we get there," he reminded her.
"I know. I know. We're almost done."
"Don't you want some time to change?"
She was busy searching for the right configuration. Her arm shifted the vases back and forth with the force of a windshield wiper. In the time it had taken them to waltz for their guests, she stowed them all. When she placed the last bunch of lupine it reached out of the guitar's insides. He couldn't lift the makeshift vessel by himself, so they each took an end and braced for the winter morning. The breeze brandished her veil in his face and his coattails in hers. Together they lifted the guitar into the trunk. The invisible glass touched as the couple hoisted. Clink. Little girl. Little girl. Clink.
She settled in the passenger's seat, he in the driver's. Frost had given the engine arthritis, so they idled, and listened to the humming motor for a while. A caterer still in his white event pants plunged down the hill from the hotel waving his hands like flippers.
"Stop, stop, he wants to tell us something," she said and lowered the window. The caterer's face was flushed and jolly.
"It was beautiful, all of it," he told them. The couple looked at each other and smiled. They agreed. "You all set from here? You know where to go?"
"We'll be fine," he said.
"We've got an idea," she said.
"Where are you going?"
"The Yorks," she said. "Then a hotel a ways off the beach."
"Oh sure, sure, okay. You're seeing the real Maine," he said. "You don't have too far." He gave them detailed directions, for which they were both thankful, and then shook their icy hands before disappearing into the tent. She waved at him anyway, though his back was turned and his thoughts were surely crystallizing on the next ritual. Her husband prepared to back out.
"You're happy? We're all set now?" he suddenly asked, foot on the brake.
"For sure. Yes. We have the vases," and she caught the tip of a lupine in the rear-view mirror, "Let's hurry. I want to see the water," but he kept them paused for a moment longer.
"You have rice in your bangs," he said, dragging his hand back and forth in her hair. The grain fell between the seats and they clasped hands as their carnival receded.
She didn't want to take the highway, not after the cloth napkins and fine-thread bedsheets. Inhaling exhaust would be sickening. Dirtying her grandmother's dress would be, too. These roads were familiar territories once upon a time, when she'd snowmobiled in Decembers. Trekking across the ice had been a risk, especially with her brother's arms wrapped around her ribs. But she'd always pushed down on the pedal when her grandfather nodded to go ahead, move forward. These roads were veins to those moments, to crossing frozen lakes that might have cracked.
"Are we getting close?" her husband asked.
"We must be by now."
They passed Mo's Clam Shack. Why didn't they just eat there then drive back the way they had come? At a red light, he took his hand off the wheel and slid it between the seat and her head. He pulled at her Queen Anne's lace again. She heard a clip when he broke the stem and watched him put the pieces on the dashboard.
"It was falling out anyway," he said. She wouldn't let him take another flower.
"Where are we?" she asked but he didn't want to stop for directions, now that the light had turned green and they were moving again. At the next intersection, there was a woman with a seagull on her shoulder standing in the median.
"Shouldn't this look familiar to you? We're in your backyard," he said.
"Ask her," she said, prodding him with the stem.
"Fine, fine," and he put down the window. Cold came in. "Excuse me, ma'am? Any chance you or your friend"—motioning to the bird—"could tell us the way to the shore?"
Before the woman could respond, the seagull flew from her shoulder to the roof of the car. The couple laughed.
"That's a good sign! Maybe he'll guide us?" but the woman didn't smile. She stared at the guitar in the backseat.
"A man directed us before, but—" he started to say.
"He couldn't have," the woman said almost to the flowers.
"What do you mean? He served us at an—event—we had. He told us to—"
"Lupine used to just drip from my window-boxes. They were so tall they just—but—oh, excuse me—I'm sorry—this man, he couldn't have—well, he couldn't have explained very much at all. Nobody knows your way to the shore."
"But we're lost—that's why we're—"
"You're on your way. That's all I can say. I only know my way. Nobody knows your way to the shore."
"Sweets, let's go," she prodded him again.
"Thank goodness," he said and they drove away.
"You're welcome," the woman in the median said as her seagull flew back to her.
The couple looked at each other. He noticed another piece of rice wedged into a cave of her ear, but he let it be.
"So we're headed toward the ocean?" Neither of them knew.
"What time is it?"
"Seven o'clock—" and she told him to start making tracks.
Near-silent minutes followed, save the Springsteen seeping in after he turned on the radio. The car heat pelted them so she peeled off his tuxedo jacket. Dead trees flicked by. Ice melted in the sunshine patches but mostly, she saw dark between the trunks. Nature was paused. She took off her veil, pleated it gently, and gave it to the backseat.
"I think the dancing was my favorite part," she said.
"As they stepped into that long black limousine for that mystery ride…"
"More than the band?" he asked.
"Well, them together…"
After "MOOSE CROSSING," a "BEAR LEFT FOR SHORE" sign with a blue arrow cut into their route. It whizzed by so she swiveled her head around to keep it in view but there was another on the opposite side of the road: "YORK: 15." Their path was forking and "left" could have been left or more left or so far left they would be starting a circle.
He made the sharpest turn and her hand flew to the backseat to steady the cargo. They rounded a corner and the sky-horizon faced them. Light broke through the crack between the door of clouds and the floor of ocean. They could not really see. He kept driving.
When the shore reached them, they got out of the car and stood near the rocks leading down to the water. He had left the engine running, just while they took a first look. A family appeared on the right, bundled for the beach, and she went back for the guitar. It was so heavy, but the veil would fit, too. She guided the instrument onto the ground, and, knees bent, spine straight and strong, pushed it toward his dress shoes. They waited. There was no sign of the ferry, only a canoe bobbing at the edge. White steam melted upwards, off the water. Miles away, sky sunk into the foam caps of weak waves. Seaweed clustered in the shallows and she noticed the black lid of an oyster.
"Uncle Rick made me try one of those last night. I swallowed the whole thing," she said.
"What are you doing?" he asked. He was still in the white shirt, black pants, and bowtie. "And nobody made you do anything." The blazer she'd removed lay crumpled in the driver's seat. He would leave it there in the car for the weekend. She took the veil from the backseat.
"I can't cross the ocean with this, can I?" she said, holding the tulle in front of her eyes. She looked at him. Yesterday, she had loved seeing his face this way, through miniature pairs of lace spectacles.
"What are you up to? You're such a loon. Why not? Where else were you planning to put it?"
Before his lips had stopped moving she'd already knelt down. The edge of a brown stone, still black from high tide, dug into the side of her knee. She shifted, without changing her gaze, onto a nook of moss instead.
"I never learned to skip stones," she said, as she stuffed the veil in the sound hole of the guitar. Little girl. Clink. Little girl. The vases came out, one at a time, and the small rocks in the sand scratched the bottles. When they were all free, lined up against the distance, the blank background popped the colors again. Fuschia. Indigo. Blackberry. Cardinal red.
"Where are you going to put those? They can't stay on the shore. And I don't want them in the trunk again. They'll die," he said. "Why didn't we think of that?"
"We've got to take care of them," she told him. The sun claimed a higher spot in the sky as he watched her nudge each vase into the water. He saw through to her knuckle bones. The lupine, the Queen Anne's lace, the marigolds, the grasses, the hay, and the hydrangeas. One by one they processed into the channel.
"We'll always have pictures," he said, imagining the images she'd want to tape down in photo albums and store in the bottom of a bookshelf somewhere. The waves withered at their feet.
"Let's keep going. You're cold, and we can navigate. We found the shore, didn't we?"
She burrowed her palm into his. "Let's go." Springsteen drifted over from the car speakers.
"Our troubadour," he said.
There were two paddles in the canoe, plenty for one couple in one lane of ocean. The destination, an island with a lighthouse and an almost-empty summer hotel, stood somewhere on the other side of the misty horizon door. As they drove the wooden feet into the waves, she heard a loon cry and saw the Christmas lights on the buildings' silhouettes.
Sometimes they went diagonally then bore left, right, left again, as the wind blew. Most of the time they weren't sure which way to go, but they tried. All of the rice drifted out of her. He always felt the emptiness in his pocket. She always felt the new weight on her finger.
They were nearing the island when the water got shallow and the canoe grazed the tips of the lupine. She was seeing deeper and deeper past the surface and then there were the flowers passing by her. Clink clink.
"Hey, sweets, the flowers—they're back—they made…"
She let him talk, so he wouldn't snap the moment in half.
"You're happy?" he asked. "We're going to be all set?"
She tangled her fingers in his, then untangled, to drag her right hand in the water as they arrived.
Though Washington, DC, may be her hometown, Madeline Duff has spent parts of summer and winter vacations visiting family in Maine. She loves wild blueberries. Reach her at email@example.com.


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Yesterday morning I spent ninety minutes in my LYS. By myself.
It may be that only those of you with young children (or those who remember such a time) will fully appreciate the magnitude of this. It was truly a little bit of heaven. I wandered, I browsed, I socialized with many, many skeins of yarn--and all of this without interruptions. And, as a bonus, instead of listening to Dan Zanes & Friends in the car, I got to listen to a "grown-up book" on CD for thirty minutes on the way there, and for another thirty minutes on the way home. While drinking coffee that was still hot. Oh, it was truly a lovely, lovely morning.
Only, ninety minutes really isn't enough time, especially when you are wandering through the Webs warehouse and dreaming of all the things you want to knit. Sigh.
Tuesday, January 18, 2005
A Little Bit of Heaven
Yesterday morning I spent ninety minutes in my LYS. By myself.
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Hyatt Regency is now SOLD OUT of our room block for the November 2-5 conference. Please don't let this discourage you from registering for the conference.
The Aloft Hotel in Sarasota still has rooms and while we don't have any agreement with them for a discount it is by far the most reasonably priced hotel within walking distance to the Hyatt. It's about a 10-15 minute walk along the waterfront and very close to restaurants for your Saturday evening meal.


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10 People Who Survived the Impossible
Some peoples are in the world that can live in the impossible situation. That might be luck but can't say totally it is them luck so here we represent some names which are very important part of the life. That part made them famous in the world as a People Who Survived the impossible. That can be a public treat for them because sometimes people have been desperate with many things. But there we have to mention some name that made it as the opportunity. And that is the thing makes them viral in this world. The people are really had to deserve the clapping.
There are lots of people who are ever famous for them attitude not them looks. So there matter's the talent, quality and internal info system which pushes up to do something different than others'. And that is the reason makes us spot for famous. So here we will discuss the People who survived the Impossible. Now we will extend our knowledge with the great peoples of the world here who is give some guideline to be famous for our talent.
Below is the name of People who survived the impossible:
- Anna Bagenholm
She is also situated in the list People Who Survived the impossible because she had face a lot of crises as she can't do the thing. In 2000, the thing will move when a doctor in the training and was skiing on one of her regular slopes, even she was fell through the sheet of the ice and was trapped under the after and you can't imagine for the 80 minutes.
- Poon Lim
Here the thing is moving around the story of the ship, and the concept was when the ship of the merchant and he was on the sunk, and here the Poon Lim was survived for four months and adrift on one of the rafting of the shift. Here he was the People who survived the impossible and famous in the whole world because now he proofs his successful thing.
- Helen Klaben
We all know we cannot live without eating and we are always needed the food. Suppose if someone tells you to live without eating the food for 42 days, so should and can you do it? Here the 90% answer is no. But if we are talking about the person whose name is Helen Klaben who did it. And that was not the freak accident, it was the error which is done by a pilot and because of it she was suffering from those crises that time. She is a People Who Survived the impossible and sad moment was that.
- Stella Maris' College Rugby
That was the incident where was the plane crash and everything was scattered. That news was viral on the radio's and search them in the everywhere but they had not any correction but that time he and his team were survived this mountain 72 days and that was very difficult. So that time he got famous with an alive thing as People Who Survived the impossible, and got popularizes but now a time this is just the story for the children.
- Anatoli Bugorski
As a researcher, he got the job as researchers with the particle accelerator. In the year 1978 when a machine was in the malfunctioning Bugorski which had taken it on himself and to see what was the problem in that. His brain was work as the machine and mechanism but he was a guy who is like the People Who Survived the impossible.
- Mauro Prosperi
He is the very famous people but he is like the People Who Survived the impossible because of the reason would drink your own urine and that is the very thirsty point about him in this world and for others'. That is the reason he is famous and he also participated in the Marathon of Sands which was conduct in Morocco. That was also the point to be famous in him and made him different to others'.
- Aron Ralston
He is very famous personality after including his name under People Who Survived the impossible. And this story will surely ring the bell in your mind and heart. Especially in the case of if you like and you are the fan of James Franco. He is famous for stuck of 127 hours of movie. Here famous thing is when he has restored his arms and hacking it off with the dull blade and that was very eventual time.
- Frane Selak
He is the one of guy who was surviving with the crazy incident and his name is situated under the stuff of People Who Survived the impossible. Buy why? This is an amazing question when we are taking about Frane Selak. He was famous for when the derailed train and fuel tank explosions and because of that a plane crash and here a bus crash in the freezing river. But he was never ending his life he had ended the life with the win the lottery.
- Vesna Vulovic
His name coming with the thing of one of the very lucky flight attendant and that is the reason he is like the People Who Survived the impossible. An after long time duration of surviving a plan explosion and that was sawed by everyone who else on board perish. And he has still no memory after that incident. That is a very unacceptable thing to the person.
- Roy Sullivan
The very famous thing with the Roy is he has the lucky number is seven but he had no dare to say that this in front of all. But he had famous with the name of the unlucky man who has the seven occasions in the three decades and he had naturally conducted the electricity. And now all over the world know him. He is the part of People Who Survived the impossible and this is a very serious thing in his life ever and for the world also.