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Although India is not exactly a gambling friendly country, the people of India are fond of gambling and lottery is defined as being a legal activity. In fact, around half the bets placed in India on a wide range of games of chance and sporting activities are believed to be illegal, but are not. Many prominent citizens of India are in favor of further legalizing and regulating the gambling industry in India.
Where to Buy Tickets Online and Why MyPlaywin Isn't Best Option
Most people don't realize you can play the lotteries of other countries even if you live in India. For example you can play the Euro Millions in the UK worth over €170,000,000 or the US Powerball worth $121,000,000 at the time of writing this article. They go MUCH bigger than India's lotteries. On the other side you might win 5 Cr ( about $1 million USD) at myPlaywin for close to the same price of the ticket. It is very naive to play at myPlaywin when you have the same chance of winning all of the other lotteries at higher payouts for the same price. I personally recommend PlayHugeLottos.com and Lotto247.com where there are sometimes $1billion dollars in tickets. You can deposit with Skrill, credit card or whatever and win a ton more.
Legal Gambling in India
Betting on games of chance is legal only in two places in India—Sikkim and Goa. While Sikkim has one casino called the Sikkim Casino in Royal Plaza Hotel, Goa has seven brick-and-mortar casinos and five cruise ship casinos offering a wide range of slots and table games.
Betting on the online lottery, known as Playwin, is also legalized and regulated in India. The only other form of betting that is heavily regulated in India is the horse betting industry.
All this simply illustrates that gambling in India has a long way to go. Although the government of Sikkim attempted to issue licenses to online gambling companies in Sikkim, it did not work out, as a result of which gamblers in India do not have any Indian online betting site with its servers and offices based on Indian soil. However, some offshore online casinos service the Indian market.
Indian Online Lottery
Betting on the online lottery is considered illegal in several Indian states while it is perfectly legal in some states. This is because states have the power to either legalize or criminalize online betting activities within their jurisdiction. Fortunately for Indian bettors, online lottery is perfectly legal in Sikkim, which operates playwin.com, an online lottery game that enjoys a great deal of popularity in all Indian states that permit online betting.
Indian players who want to bet on this lottery must be more than 18 years of age and should reside in Sikkim, Maharashtra, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, and West Bengal.
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More about Playwin
The Sikkim government operates the Playwin national lottery. Launched in Nov 2001, it is the first online lottery of its kind in India and is promoted by Essel Group.
Playwin is a brand belonging to Pan India Network Ltd., which deals with data communication, infrastructure, marketing support, and services.
Playwin runs five lottery games as follows:
- Thunderball – The draw is held on Tuesdays at 10:30 p.m. and the jackpot has a reset value of INR 10 million.
- Thursday Super Lotto – The draw is held on Thursdays at 10:30 p.m. and the jackpot has a reset value of INR 20 million.
- Saturday Super Lotto – The draw is held on Saturdays at 10:30 p.m. and the jackpot has a reset value of INR 20 million
- Fast Lotto – The draw is held on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays at 9:00 p.m. and the jackpot has a value of INR 200k.
- E-play – The draw is held daily at 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. every 20 minutes with a break from 2:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m.
The tickets cost just INR 10 each.
The biggest Playwin jackpot ever won was INR 172.9 million by a player in Kolkata in May 2006.
How to Play the Online Lottery with Playwin
Playwin lottery games can be played via phone, Internet, or with a MyPlayWin.com Card, which is available in denominations of INR 200, INR 500, INR 1000, and INR 5000. Anybody can play Playwin lottery games, but one can purchase the tickets only in India and the jackpots are won in Indian Rupees.
There are 4 ways to play the online lottery:
- Playwin Retail Outlet – You can send a text message (PRO POSTCODE) to 57575 to get information regarding the closest Playwin outlet.
- Play online – Log into www.myplaywin.com to play your favorite games.
- SMS – Log into http://mobile.myplaywin.com, register once at 57575, and send a text message whenever you want to play.
- MyPlaywin.Com Card – If you have this card, you can play the lottery from almost anywhere under the sun. These cards come with a one-year validity. You can purchase these cards at retail outlets, by texting MPHOME to 57575, or email to email@example.com with your address and phone number.
Claiming Your Online Lottery Winnings
You can cash all winnings below INR 10k on one ticket, but any winnings above that will be paid through check after deducting all the taxes.
Here is how you can claim your winnings:
- Visit the nearest Playwin outlet and cash your winnings.
- If you played online or over mobile, your winnings are credited to your MyPlayWin.com Card and you can cash your winnings at the nearest Playwin outlet.
- If you have won more than INR 10k, you must fill in a claim form, which can be downloaded from the website, and submit it along with several required documents. You will find the entire list of documents required at the MyPlayWin website. Indian players can rest assured that their winnings are 100 percent legal and considered to be taxable income.
A huge cut of the funds obtained through sale of Playwin tickets is spent on state and central government projects such as providing primary education and better infrastructure. Playwin profits have improved quality of life in several Indian states.
Playwin has so far contributed over INR 240 crores to a number of state governments, and these funds have been used to provide mid-day meals for kids in Karnataka, ambulances in Maharashtra, blood donation camps and eye check up camps in West Bengal, and others.


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Topic: Which Episode have you seen the most?
we all love SLIDERS and with most of us owning the DVD sets and thanks to syndication and reruns we can watch them over and over. I never tire of watching some classic Star Trek episodes. TOS especially though I like TNG better I rarely will re watch one of their episodes.
SLIDERS has that effect that TOS has on me. I never tire of watching them but if there is one that I have seen the most it would be :
PTSS in my opinion, the best episode.
THE WEAKER SEX and LUCK OF THE DRAW would be close seconds.
Like a true nerd, I can recite so many lines from PTSS
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Amanda has been struggling to update us regularly with her Nine Months Of Crochet challenge in recent months as her time has been limited. But she has been crocheting away and has completed her first baby blanket and has moved onto her second blanket, whilst dreaming of a third!
She knew an update was well overdue and so decided to do things a bit differently this month and created a video to share her thoughts and experiences of her challenge so far.


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Celebrating the life of Ricardo "Rick" Alvarado
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Funeral services for Ricardo "Rick" Alvarado, 57, of Madisonville have been set for 12 noon, Tuesday, October 23, 2018 at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church in Madisonville. Burial will be in the Mt. Tabor Cemetery. Steve Summers and Father Mark Kusmirek will officiate. Visitation hours are from 5 PM until 7 PM on Monday, October 22, 2018 at the Madisonville Funeral Home. Scripture reading and a Rosary will be held following the visitation.
Ricardo Alvarado was born on July 9, 1961 in Houston, Texas. Rick lived in Madisonville for the past 25 years, moving from Houston. He worked at several different jobs during his life. He had been a policeman in Montgomery County. At one time he was a truck driver and also owned "Alvarado Tire and Towing".
Rick enjoyed yard work and he loved talking. He never met a stranger and entertained many people that he talked to. He was always trying to help people out. Also, Rick enjoyed barbecuing for others. He passed away on October 18, 2018 in Houston. He was preceded in death by his parents, Antonio Alvarado and Jane Martinez Alvarado and a brother, Antonio Alvarado, Jr.
Surviving family includes his wife, Silvia Alvarado of Madisonville; sons and daughters-in-law, Ricardo and Elizabeth Alvarado, Jr. of the Woodlands, Jose and Amanda Alvarado of Madisonville and Antonio Alvarado of Madisonville; two sisters, Mary Lou Hernandez of Washington State and Rebecca Vindiola of Mexico and six grandchildren, Emily, Eva, Coy, Benjamin, Samuel and William.
Pallbearers: Ricardo Alvarado, Jose Alvarado, Antonio Alvarado, Jose Armando Alvarado, Fernando Hernandez, Frank Hernandez
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Friday I was walking up Capitol Hill after work to meet the wife and a friend for a Friday afternoon ritual: anaesthetizing ourselves with drink to stave off the horrors of another workweek, and to perhaps even burn out the unlucky neurons responsible for remembering the preceding five horrid days. As you can imagine, I was eager to get to the bar and commence lushing it up.
However, as I came to a corner--narrowly missing a crosslight--I realized that I'd been buttonholed. A man, a tall young black man, was holding . . . pamphlets. Of some sort. My testicles throbbed and contracted painfully as I realized that he was going to talk to me.
There is little I find less pleasing than to be talked to on the street by strangers. I'm basically a game-face, head-down kind of walker, and do my level best to give off violent, roiling waves of purest GO THE FUCK AWAY. This of course stops nobody, since the people who are going to accost strangers on the street are 1. paid not to give a fuck, or 2. at some sort of life's nadir where they couldn't possibly care less, or 3. crazier than a sack of trapped marmots.
The young man approached me with a winning smile, and said, "So! We gonna get Bush and Cheney out of office or what?" He was very nice, which of course triggered my politeness gene. "YUP!" I yelped, my voice cracking with the strain. I eyed the red crosswalk light and steadily lost hope. "Great!" he beamed. He held something out to me, and I looked down.
He was holding a Lyndon LaRouche pamphlet. This in itself was sad enough. Lyndon LaRouche? Really? Fuck, why not Eugene V. Debs? This was getting worse and worse. The pamphlet itself was totally depressing; once in time it had been a proud, glossy thing, almost professional-looking, but now it just looked shabby and battered, almost like . . . it had been handled for months or years by some sorry bastard who every day tried to get someone, anyone to take it. It looked like one of those awful office White Elephant Christmas gifts that has lived entire lifetimes in people's attics. It was pure, distilled hopelessness in pamphlet form. Somewhere, distantly, I could hear poor Thomas Paine taking it up the ass from cackling pit demons.
"NO THANKS!" I quavered in my new adolescent voice. I shot a hunted glance at the oncoming traffic to see if there was anything that I was reasonably sure would kill me if I hurled myself under its wheels, but I saw only a disheartening line of hatchbacks. Life is not an option, I told myself. I was certain this guy would clamber into the ambulance and dispense LaRouchian wisdom to me all the way to the hospital while I lay there like the gormless cripple I would surely be.
"C'mon! What are you gonna do, then?" he asked. Sunlight glinted off his glasses; he was charm personified. I crawled further into my jacket, attempting to fold myself into some undiscovered dimension. "Vote for the other guy," I muttered lamely.
He was genuinely aggrieved with this nonsense. "But elections are only every four years!" he literally wailed to the skies. Can't argue with that, I thought dismally. I tried to shrink even farther into the lonely carapace of my coat. I realized that on some level I was totally failing to live up to my end of this unwanted conversational bargain that had been foisted upon me, and I actually felt kind of awful about it. But what on earth could I say? "They aren't on Earth Prime! You see, I come from an alternate universe." Well, that wouldn't work. So did he.
In the end, I took the coward's path, because of course, the light changed. "No thanks, no thanks," I squealed, moving again into my upper register as delight warred with weird, unreasonable guilt in my head. I escaped! And yet I treated a crazy person shabbily. Good Lord.
When I was halfway across the street, I couldn't resist stealing a look back. And he was still looking at me, a little sadly. He was still holding that terrible pamphlet in his hand, arm down in limp--yet familiar-defeat. He hadn't closed the deal, and another deluded soul had been allowed escape.
Then he turned around and approached a couple walking by. "Hey, how are you today? So are we gonna take Bush down or not?" His smile was brilliant in the February sun, so much more brilliant than the dog-eared, much-fingered unshiny pamphlet he held out to them, which, of course, they did not take as they wordlessly skirted their way around him.
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Mitch Hedberg's (RIP) wisdom allows for a simple solution when approached by a pamphlet peddler's provocation. Simply react as if their root message is... "Here, you throw this away".
One of my favorite responses to Larouchie cultists is "What? He's out of jail again?"
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A lot of actors from Game of Thrones have been cast in other things lately (Emilia Clarke in the Han Solo movie, Maisie Williams in iBoy), and it leads many to wonder whether these are early signs of deaths in the season to come. The latest Game of Thrones cast member to score work outside of Westeros is Alfie Allen, aka Theon Greyjoy. He's just been cast in the new Predator movie to be directed by Shane Black.
The casting news was released just days after the first cast photo of Predator was posted on Twitter by Shane Black in an announcement for the first day of shooting. Allen isn't in the photo, so obviously they are still casting and announcing new cast members are they come.
Other stars of the film include Olivia Munn as some kind of scientist, Boyd Holbrook and Trevante Rhodes as ex marines, and Sterling K. Brown as a government agent. Alfie Allen has also been cast as an ex marine. Maybe Allen will finally break out of his stereotype role of playing the "jerk". Time will tell.
The plot is being kept under wraps so we really don't know too much about what is going to happen. Shane Black has said that the film will be "bigger" than the past predator films, which have tended to be small with a contained cast. This will be much more of an event film, so Predators trying to take over the world? With Shane Black directing, it's sure to be good.
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If Blatter survives as FIFA President expect George Pell to make the winning bid for the 2026 World Cup to be played in the Vatican.
Alien concept
The concept of a political State of Origin showdown had to be shelved when it was found that most politicians come from a different planet.
Need Not to know
Sepp Blatter and George Pell obviously employ the same management model when it comes to knowing what's going on in their own organisations.
Teacher training
If advice to young people from returning terrorists is all that important it's time the government started funding more study tours to Syria.
Charity begins at home
There is minimal chance of a terrorist attack at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar because all the terrorists will have tickets for the matches.
A world away
Who on earth at the FIFA thought that $40 odd million was enough to secure the World Cup? That's not enough to spread around FIFA HQ let alone Africa and South America.


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BILOXI, MS (WLOX) - People throughout South Mississippi are remembering the storm that changed lives forever: Hurricane Katrina. Biloxi residents gathered at the town green Monday morning to mark the sixth anniversary.
The memories were vivid. The good, the bad and the unimaginable as people looked back on that day six years ago.
"It's something that I cannot describe because it's still painful," Josie Tatum said.
As victims were remembered, Tatum recalled riding the storm out in her Biloxi home.
"I didn't get out, but I'm a survivor. We all are survivors and I just thank God."
Those survivors came out to the morning memorial to show respect and give thanks.
"Really, the spotlight is on those who lost their lives and who are memorialized on this particular occasion," Bishop Roger Morin said.
After praying for the lives lost and reminding others of the resilience of the Gulf Coast, Bishop Morin said it was a day to look forward.
"It's a very uplifting occasion. Even though it happens to mark a date on the calendar which was a very tragic day in the history of our community."
Tatum said the question that continues to haunt her is, ''What does it take to rebuild a city?" While she may not have the answer, she said it's heartwarming to know how far it has come.
"I'm proud of the progress that has been made," Tatum said. "I'm as proud as can be."
Smiles took over the tears as Biloxians strived to show strength and know the city will continue to grow and remember those who suffered on this day in 2005.
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Higley's last-seconds field goal grounds Falcons, 27-24
Knee injuries will sideline Joe Kuhlmann, Austin Keisling for rest of season
In last Friday afternoon's second round of the Coca-Cola Classic in Atlanta, Swedish golfer Henrick Stensen shot 64 to take a commanding lead in competition for the coveted (and lucrative) FedEx Cup. Stenson would go on to win the Cup and, with Tiger Woods, is a top contender to be named the USPGA's "Player of the Year." I'm pulling for the Swede. Why? Because, since his initial appearance here in late January 1997, Woods has snubbed the Phoenix Open, an insult to the Valley's golfing world. That's my observation.
Last Friday night, at approximately 9 p.m. (MST) the Falcons shot themselves in the proverbial foot by incurring three 15-yard penalties that set up Erik Fritz's 22-yard winning field goal. Who is Erik Fritz? Higley's foreign exchange student from Sweden!
For the stunned (and understandably disappointed) Falcons, the loss was their first of this season, and dropped them to #16 in MaxPreps ranking of the 54 teams in AIA's Division II. From a 9-17 deficit at the end of three periods the Falcons had fought back, posting 15 fourth quarter points, the last seven of which came on soph Antonio Marchica's 12-yard carry, followed by his successful P.A.T. that tied the seesaw game. Only two minutes were left to play. Then, after kicking off to the Knights, came the disastrous penalties. Now, like (the late) Paul Harvey, I'm going to tell "the rest of the story."
The first penalty, on what appeared to have been a Falcon sack of Higley quarterback, was ruled "roughing the passer." Could have gone either way. The second infraction was clear-cut: a flagrant shoving out-of-bounds of the scrambling Knight's QB. "Unnecessary roughness" equaled a second walk-off of 15 yards. I get that. But the third infraction was (and still is) cole to unbelievable! As I've previously opined in this newspaper several times, "Stick around high schools sports long enough, and you'll witness things you've never seen (or heard) before!"
A Falcon defender rushed up to his penalized teammate, loudly chastising him for the dumb infraction. But the Official who had flagged said Falcon defender thought he heard criticism of his penalty call; so he tacked on another 15 yards for "unsportsmanlike conduct!" With 15 ticks left, Erik Fritz comes on to nail his three-point winner. What a way to lose a football game!
From close to 3,000 miles away, I'm smellin' what I call "home-cookin' – East Valley style!" But very much to his credit, Head Coach Greg Davis pointedly assured me otherwise: "Our kids battled hard against a good Higley football team, and we just came up short. No, I didn't agree with the first and third penalty calls; but in football, sometimes the calls go your way; sometimes they don't. This time, they went against us. We're going to learn from our mistakes and move on." I say, "Let's hear it for Coach Davis's sportsmanship!"
The anguishing loss was bad enough; but for the rest of the season, the Falcons will play without running back Joe Kuhlmann (eight touchdowns on 400+ rushing yards) and starting middle linebacker Austin Keisling. Both have torn ACLs. Rotten luck, guys. Hope you heal and rehab quickly.
"Moving on" schedule-wise means traveling next Friday night to South Mountain High School in south Phoenix. The Jaguars are off to a rough 0-5 start, and rank 38th. Guarding against overconfidence, the Falcons should have a good chance to regroup and come home with their fourth victory. But a first win-hungry team is always dangerous.
I close with greetings to Ms. Anne Montgomery, a talented friend who teaches journalism and creative writing at South Mountain. Formally an on-camera personality at ESPN, she has become a contributing writer to Arizona Highways, a published novelist – and the first female in Arizona to head an officiating crew for high school football. I met Ms. Montgomery in 2003, when she refereed CHSH vs. Greenway at Cactus Shadows. Five years later, she again refereed the Falcons, that game at Chaparral. Obviously, Anne Montgomery won't on the football field at South Mountain tomorrow night; but somewhere in central Arizona, she and her crew will be under "Friday night lights." Congratulations to Anne Montgomery on her most interesting career – first on national sports television, then as teacher, writer and referee.
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Panthers trade Tomas Fleischmann to Ducks for Dany Heatley, draft pick
The Panthers made another trade for an aging, former All-Star on Saturday, sending winger Tomas Fleischmann to Anaheim for a future third round pick and current minor-leaguer Dany Heatley.
"We did what we had to do,'' general manager Dale Tallon said, "for our case and for Fleischmann. Flash is a real pro, a real good guy. It was just all about performance.''
Heatley, who scored four goals in the 2003 All-Star Game held in Sunrise while with the Thrashers, has battled injuries the past few years and is currently in the AHL.
The Panthers will keep Heatley in the minors for the time being with Tallon saying Heatley will get a chance with Florida if his play picks up.
In 25 games with Norfolk, Heatley has just two goals and five assists.
Heatley, 34, has played in 869 NHL games with Atlanta, Ottawa, San Jose, Minnesota and Anaheim.
While Heatley has scored close to 400 goals, he's only scored 23 in the past three seasons.
Anaheim signed him to a bargain-basement one-year deal worth $1 million. Florida will pick up about $200,000 of that salary whether he plays in San Antonio or in Sunrise.
Fleischmann was making $4.5 million with the Panthers so the Ducks will pay him about $1 million.
Heatley will join the Rampage in Charlotte, North Carolina.
"I think Dany can go down and give us some offense down the stretch,'' Tallon said. "He has to prove to me that he can do it. He's definitely done it before. He's had some injury-plagued years so it's not easy. But I told him today he'll get a shot with us if he earns that shot. I hope he goes to San Antonio and finds his way.''
As for Fleischmann, rumors had been flying all week that Anaheim wanted to reunite him with former Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau.
One of Tallon's big signings in the summer of 2011, Fleischmann led Florida in scoring during his first two seasons with the Panthers.
The past two seasons have been a battle for Fleischmann, however. After scoring 39 goals with 96 points in his first two years here, he ended with 15 goals and 49 points in his final two.
Fleischmann left South Florida on Saturday to fly to Anaheim and join his new teammates.
"The performance just wasn't there,'' Tallon said. "He lost his confidence and just needs a fresh start. It's too bad it didn't work out here. He was real good for us, especially the year we made the playoffs. Somewhere along the line it didn't continue.''


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Everybody's Girl (1918) Vitagraph Co. of America. A Blue Ribbon Feature. Distributor: Greater Vitagraph. Presenter: Albert E. Smith. Director: Tom Terriss. Scenario: A. Van Buren Powell. Camera: Robert A. Stuart. Cast: Alice Joyce, Walter McGrail, May Hopkins, Percy Standing, W.T. Carlton, Victor Stewart, Bernard Siegel. 5 reels This film appears to be LOST
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|William Carleton
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One of O. Henry's pleasing little stories which Vitagraph has worked into a six-reel feature, starring Alice Joyce with a strong supporting company. The yarn is full of human interest and has not been mutilated to make it adaptable to the screen. The scenes are familiar ones around New York and at Coney Island and they will appeal to film fans of all classes.
Florence (Alice Joyce) and Ella (May Hopkins) are milliners in poor circumstances and share a room in an apartment in Brick Dust Row, a tenement house neighborhood. The girls meet their "gentlemen friends" in the park and elsewhere and are strong for making chance acquaintances, as Ella explains, they are easily able to recognize and dismiss any "fresh" ones.
On the way to Coney Island, by boat, they meet Blinker, a millionaire, who immediately falls in love with Florence. They look at things from different angles and have several misunderstandings. But Blinker is on the level and, in spite of his wealth, is a democratic sort of chap. An accident on the boat on one of these trips brings the pair close together and Blinker declares his love for Florence and is accepted.
The subtitles have bren cleverly written in up-to-date slang and are all amusing. The photography is exceptionally good, with many pleasing close-ups of the principals. The picture was directed by Tom Terriss and has been well handled technically. There are a number of interesting and picturesque scenes, which, while they have no direct bearing on the story, add to the general effectiveness of the picture. "Everybody's Girl" is one of the best Vitagraph program features which has been issued by this organization for some time.
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Exhibitor Comments: "Star good, Story poor."
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Vitagraph Presents Alice Joyce in a Charming Story of New York Life Based Upon O. Henry's "Brick Dust Row."
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Directed by Tom Terriss
The Story: Florence is a little milliner who shares a room in "Brick Dust Row" with Ella, a fellow worker. It is all the home she has and the girls have to receive their company in the parks because there is no reception room, the millionaire owner of the Row having sublet the parlors. They see no harm in chance acquaintances. Then Florence meets Blinker, and real love comes into her life; but Blinker learns of what to him seems her promiscuous acquaintances and makes it plain that he cannot marry such a woman. There is a fire on the excursion boat on which they are traveling, and Bill, a gun-packing husky, who has constituted himself Florence's champion, saves them both. Then he learns Blinker's attitude, and a visit to the young millionaire owner of the Roy shows Blinker that his own greed is basis for Florence's actions and a changed Row is Florence's wedding present.
Vitagraph Production of O. Henry Story with Alice Joyce Will Make Many Friend
Reviewed by Edward Weitzel.
SOUTH AMERICA and the Far West were favorite fields for character and plot with O. Henry, but a number of his best stories are about New York and the people that are continually striving to rise above their lowly surroundings. "Everybody's Girl," produced by the Vitagraph, with Alice Joyce as the heroine, and directed by Tom Terriss, is not only a bully bit of romance but it turns the light of O. Henry's sympathetic soul upon a phase of New York City life that explains why so many young girls drift away from home influences when forced to live in one room and meet their men friends on the streets.
Florence is a pretty, healthy-minded young working girl who shares a room in Brick Dust Row with her friend Ella, and goes out and sits in the park when she wants to meet her beau. Ella is forced to do the same thing. The parlor of their rooming house has been sublet, and there is no other place to go. Both girls have picked up chance acquaintances and gone to the theatre with them without being made to pay too dearly for their fun. One day, on a Coney Island boat, Florence starts a flirtation with a wealthy young chap who turns out to be the owner of Brick Dust Row. Their romance ends happily, but Florence almost loses young Blinker, when she confesses about her chance acquaintances. He is finally made to see that it is mostly his fault in lot giving the lodgers the use of the parlor.
There are other characters and incidents in the story that strengthen it dramatically. The doings of Bill, a gang leader, who is saved from the police by Florence, and who becomes her protector, and the husband of Ella, are among the most interesting features. With the exception of an entirely unnecessarily and badly directed fire episode on the boat the picture is expertly produced.
Alice Joyce makes it easy to believe in the character of Florence, and that the young millionaire has not done a rash act in marrying her. This is an achievement of which any actress might be proud. May Hopkins as Ella, Walter McGrail as Blinker and Percy standing as Bill are the principal members of a uniformly competent support.
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The first order is for one PowerHouse system which will be deployed for a branch of the U.S. military. The system will contain Active Power's high efficiency CleanSource UPS system, switchgear, and monitoring and controls software. The containerized data center and its associated PowerHouse system will support command, control and communication systems onsite.
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text: Nordregio and Innovation Center Iceland conducted a study on the regional economic impact and potential of the Nordic bioeconomy as part of the NordBio programme in 2014-2015. For analysing regional direct and indirect economic impacts, a methodology of Input-Output analysis was implemented in a regional case study context. Input-Output accounting is a method for analysing the economic interactions between sectors in an economy and for calculating "multipliers" which indicate the potential of a sector or product to stimulate a wider economic impact. Such sectors/activities can be studied from a "scenario" based perspective, too, based on knowledge about their production processes and interactions with already existing sectors.


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) Well, that's my name for her. Her real name is Monique. I gave her the nickname Mo. Didn't really ask her permission about it. It just sorta slipped out and, well, for me it stuck. (Hope that is ok Mo.) So she got through her first round of chemo like a true champ. She had her ups and downs but overall her attitude is really great. And the results were really good. Her doctors are very happy with what they found after the first round. She's now moved on to a new chemo. At first it was great - she wasn't sick like she had been with the previous chemo. But now she's been dealing with achy muscles, low energy, etc. Thank goodness she has lots of friends and family near her that are helping her out, which is so great. I live about 500 miles away so I'm not able to do that otherwise she'd probably be sick of the site of me.
Anyway, I've been wanting to put a little something together for her and send it off to her to let her know I'm thinking of her. I've been sending her emails but sometimes it's just so much better to receive something in the mail, ya know what I mean? Somehow it's taken me two months to finally make the time to do it. Yup, A#1 worst friend on the planet. Sorry. I've just been so busy with getting my son mainstreamed and taking care of getting his school district edu-muh-cated on how to change the batteries on his processors, what CIs are, what his needs are, etc, etc, etc.... I just kept putting my crafting projects off until "tomorrow."
Well, today was the day. As soon as my son was off to school I took care of a few household chores and then got to work. I cut down the acrylic to fit the sticky notes, bound it together and then decorated it using some 1/2" and 1/4" super sticky double-stick tape and some microbeads and glitter. The beads are nice to use on their own but there are always some open spaces between the beads that makes it look like somethings missing so I rubbed in a bit of fine glitter and -- ta da! -- it's done.
Then I filled the barrel of a pen with the same beads and glitter so it would match and added a simple bead treatment to the inside and outside of the card so the three items would all coordinate.
Easy peasy! So, why on earth did it take me so long to do this. Sheeesh! So sorry Mo!
Well, I hope you all don't procrastinate like I did when you have a loved one that you care about and you want to send a special something to let them know you're thinking of them.
Have a great night! I'm off to vacuum up glitter off my carpet. I dropped the tube when I was cleaning up. That's me... the scatter-brained clutz.
- Adhesive: Tape -on acrylic and inside of card: O'So Sticky Tape (Pennywise Arts), Glue - on outside of card: Sure Tac (PennywiseArts)
- Beads: Fuschia (They came from a company that has gone out of business, but you might be able to find some at PennywiseArts, or Martha Stewart)
- Glitter: Tourmaline (Martha Stewart)
- Cardstock: Raspberry Fizz (PaperTreyInk), White (Georgia Pacific)
- Other: Glaze (Ranger) , Bind-It-All and black O-wire (3/8"), Face of card was computer generated in PSE,black Sharpie, Ribbon (Michael's), Post-It 3x3 notepad.


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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Today I want to share another teacup that I have. I love the lace work on this teacup, also the blue. I usually pick teacups that are pink, but I loved the details of this one. I believe I bought this at an antique/thrift store in downtown Port Huron several years ago. I wish I could say that I was a big tea drinker, but I am not, coffee is my drink of choice, but I love teacups anyway. This teacup is a Royal Albert Crown and the name of it is Valentine, made in England. Click on the button next to this post to go to Terri's blog and see all the other blogs that have joined Teacup Tuesday this week. Thank you Terri and Martha, this is so much fun seeing all the beautiful teacups that others have. Thank you for visiting my blog today and have a wonderful day.
22 comments:
- Cathy said...
Hi Terri,
Thanks for the wonderful idea on what to do with my gift tags. I love the idea of making little books out of them. They are all so beautiful.
xo Cath
- April 6, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- Msartist said...
This is a lovely tea cup! I just love the gold lace details on it. The color of blue just pops from the cup and the lovely rose design on it is quite pretty~
I have to admit I am drinking coffee as I am reading and posting, but like you I do love the tea cups! ~Theresa
- April 6, 2010 at 10:25 AM
Terri, thank you for signing on as a follower of my blog today. I'd love to look further on yours after I post. It looks wonderful at just only the beginning!
What is the Marie Antionette group you belong to? I'm curious!!!
Thank you and hugs,
- April 6, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- Lynn-Teacupstitches said...
Hi Terri!
I love both your teacups! From a simple sweet bouquet to a true work of art!
I've become a follower and will surely check in often!!!
- April 6, 2010 at 1:06 PM
- sissie said...
Wonder what it is about teacups that makes us love them so!! Yours is beautiful.
- April 6, 2010 at 1:07 PM
- Rita said...
Oh Terri,
your tea cups are stunning beyond words.
the first one is more my cup of tea - joke intended LOL - as i love that precious rose decor (i'm in love with everything having to do with roses...)
I do too prefer coffee to tea (I'm italian after all!) but collecting teasets is one among my very many passions! Love mismatched and one-of-a-kind cups. Our tiny apartment is filled to the brim with cups of all sorts, especially antique English bone china and blue or red transferware, but still, whenever i spot an orphaned teacup at some fleamarket or thrift store I simply got to have it.
- April 6, 2010 at 2:17 PM
- Cottage Rose said...
Hi Terri; I love your gorgeous tea cup.. hey you can drink coffee in a tea cup..... such beautiful detail..... have a great week.
- April 6, 2010 at 2:58 PM
- Kim said...
I love this week's teacup...it's so lovely!
- April 6, 2010 at 3:59 PM
- Terri said...
Oh, This is a beautiful tea cup! I too love the lace and the fact that it is blue is very special. The bow is so sweet on it.
Thank you so much for joining in again. I love seeing your china : )
- April 6, 2010 at 4:44 PM
- Lou said...
Gorgeous! And love all of the intricate details!
Lou xx
- April 6, 2010 at 4:45 PM
- debi said...
I love that teacup Terri. The blue going through the gold pattern is just gorgeous! And the ribbon of white and roses is just dreamy!
- April 6, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- Martha's Favorites said...
Terri: Your cup with the lace is stunning. I am coveting again. I just love the dainty look. Thank you so much for sharing. Tea Cup Tuesday would not be the same with out you. I can't wait to see what you will share next week. Blessings, Martha
- April 6, 2010 at 8:04 PM
- Laurie said...
It's gorgeous. And I love all the pink decoupaged pretties you've been making, too!
- April 7, 2010 at 7:50 AM
- Terri Gordon said...
Thank you so much ladies, I so enjoy your comments and look forward to them. I have really enjoyed Teacup Tuesdays, it is so much fun to see all the different cups out there, some I have never seen. Thank you for visiting. Have a wonderful week. Hugs, Terri
- April 7, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Lori said...
Terri, what gorgeous tea cups!!! i read through your last few posts too...the baskets you made for Rhea's basket swap are TDF gorgeous!!! i love how you made those, they are just the sweetest things...your puff is on it's way to you this day:)
- April 7, 2010 at 4:56 PM
- The Tin Rabbit said...
Beautiful teacup!
- April 7, 2010 at 7:49 PM
- Kiki said...
Super gorgeous..what a charming set! Mega-gorgeous!
- April 9, 2010 at 10:35 AM
- Burlap Luxe said...
A tea set to love, an inspired tea time pondering over the days inspiring ideas.
You truely are inspiring.
Happy to have found you.
Come visit my inspired paper and tattered art and designs.
- April 9, 2010 at 11:36 PM
Hi Terri,
I love your gorgeous teacup! I love drinking tea from vintage cups, it always makes me feel very English!
I used to collect vintage tea cups and tea pots but have dwindled down my collection to just a few very special ones.
Have a great weekend.
- April 10, 2010 at 9:37 AM
- Pierelantijntjes said...
Hello Terri,
Thank you for joining my give away. I'm so glad for this meeting because I LOVE your blog. It's breathtaking, all those beautiful things you made. What a beautiful teacups! I'm really in love with the first one.
Wishing you a wonderful week,
Greetings Ester
- April 11, 2010 at 11:10 AM
- Catherine said...
Oh Terri...so beautiful
Thank you for sharing with us
Hope your week end is fun filled
- April 11, 2010 at 5:12 PM
- Jessica at Kids Napping? I'm Scrapping! said...
Gorgeous teacup. I love the colors!
- April 11, 2010 at 6:19 PM


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In Remembrance of James E. Tomasetti
James E. TomasettiDunmore, PA May 17, 1938 ~ May 9, 2014 Date of Service: May 12, 2014
James E. Tomasetti, 75, of Dunmore, died Friday morning at home. He is survived by his wife, the former Donna Rozelsky. The couple would have celebrated 27 years of marriage on May 29th.
Born in Scranton, he was the son of the late Angelo and Gertrude Larney Tomasetti and was a graduate of Dunmore High School and attended Lackawanna College. He was a Navy Veteran and was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, where he volunteered as an Usher. Prior to retirement, he worked as a Heat Treat Controller for General Dynamics.
He was a former president of General Dynamic's Credit Union and a member of their Golf League.He was a former member of the Dunmore Borough Zoning Board and was very active in local politics, working the polls every year
during election time. He was an avid Dunmore, Penn State and Buffalo Bills football fan and had a passion for cooking; his sauce was "unbeatable". He enjoyed traveling frequently with his wife especially the 13 cruises and the very memorable trip to Italy but his favorite time was spent with his family. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Also surviving are daughters Michelle Green, Scranton and Christine Tomasetti-Sherer and husband Thomas; and a son, James and wife Barbara, all of Aiken, South Carolina; grandchildren, Meghan Green, Courtney Golden and husband Matthew, Michael Allenwelt and Anna Tomasetti; great grandchildren, Carson and Chloe; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends, and a beloved dog, Izzy.
He was preceded in death by a brother; Jerry Tomasetti and his wife Micki and a beloved dog, Nico.
The funeral will be Monday from the Carlucci-Golden-DeSantis Funeral Home, Inc., 318 E. Drinker St., Dunmore with a Mass at 9:30 a.m. in St. Mary's Church, Chestnut St., Dunmore.
Interment, Dunmore Cemetery.
Friends may call Sunday from 4-7 p.m.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Pack Them with Love, www.PackThemwithLove.org, an organization that was founded by his granddaughter, Courtney, to provide healthy snacks for local elementary students on the weekends.
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Monday, September 29, 2014
Sweet Owl Coffee Cozy for the Coffee Lovers BlogHop!! =)
I wanted to stop in and share the SWEET Owl Coffee Cozy I made for the Coffee Lovers Bloghop!! I LOVE creating with Felt and I knew I wanted to use Felt for my project today!! I started by die cutting the base for my Cozy using a Distressed Cream Felt and the Paper Trey Ink Coffee Cozy Die Collection!! I then die cut images from the Give A Hoot Gift Card Holder Die Set from Lil' Inker Designs!! I LOVE this Set and I die cut it from different Felt Colors and pieced it together!! I layered the different die cuts to create a SWEET Little Fall Owl!! I also used a few 10 mm Black Sequins by Studio Calico and then I used a few Gold Seed Beads that I stitched in the centers of the Black Sequins using a Gold Embroidery Thread for the Eye Centers!! I inked the edges of all of the Felt pieces using some Brown Versa Mark Ink!! I wanted an aged feel and I thought this added the look I wanted!! I can't wait to make more as Gifts and I HOPE you LOVE the way this turned out as much as I do!!
I hope you'll stop by to see all of the AMAZING Creations that have been shared for the Coffee Lovers Bloghop Today, you'll be glad you did!! Plus if you have time to create something too, there are LOTS of chances to win!! =)
THANKS SO MUCH for stopping by and have a Fabulous Week!!
16 comments:
- Lisa said...
This is darling and I love the colors!! Hope you're doing well ;)
- September 29, 2014 at 8:52 PM
- Laura Pryor said...
OH MY GOODNESS!!!!! Can I Pu-LEASE purchase this from you?? I LOOOOOOOVE IT!!!!!!! Love love love love love love love!!!!!!!! No, seriously. A private listing on Etsy will do just fine! LOL!!!!
- September 29, 2014 at 8:52 PM
- Kimberly Ishkarah said...
Cute!!!!! I love Owls!
- September 29, 2014 at 8:54 PM
- Annette Witherspoon ♥ said...
What a great idea! My kids' school mascot is the owl. This would make a great teacher gift!
- September 29, 2014 at 9:09 PM
- arlsmom aka Lynda said...
Squeal...I must have one of these!!!
- September 29, 2014 at 9:31 PM
- Annette Allen said...
oh my word how totally fun and creative.. I LOVE IT
- September 29, 2014 at 10:32 PM
- Virginia Lu said...
Aw... how SWEET and CUTE is your coffee sleeves! Love it, Larissa!
- September 29, 2014 at 10:56 PM
- Tracey McNeely said...
Larissa your coffee cozy's are the cutest for the blog hop. I hope that you are doing much better, so nice too see you back in the game again!
- September 29, 2014 at 11:50 PM
- donna mikasa said...
How cute is this?? Super duper cute! Love it, Larissa!!
- September 30, 2014 at 12:07 AM
- VanessaB said...
omg! soooooooooooooooooooooo CUTE!!!
- September 30, 2014 at 12:56 PM
- Beth H. said...
Amazing! I love how you made this! I must have one!
- September 30, 2014 at 4:02 PM
- Jean McNulty said...
oh my so cute!!
- September 30, 2014 at 8:28 PM
- ~amy~ said...
Larissa! This is STINKIN' ADORABLE.
Thanks for linking up to the Coffee Lovers Blog Hop♡
- October 1, 2014 at 8:36 AM
- AJ Scrapbooking and Cards said...
Beautiful coffee sleeve!!
- October 1, 2014 at 10:51 AM
- Ruby N said...
this is awesome!!
- October 2, 2014 at 6:33 AM
- MariLynn said...
This is just adorable. Love your little owl.
- October 7, 2014 at 12:56 PM


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HEATHER EWART, PRESENTER: For years the Northern Territory News and its sister paper the Sunday Territorian have dominated Darwin's newspaper market.
The NT News has also become known well beyond the Territory's borders for its larger-than-life front pages about crocodiles and UFOs.
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Seven of the 17 newcomers projects in 2014 were in the energy sector, such as the $1.65-billion Western Alberta Transmission Line and the $1-billion Thunder Mountain Wind Project in British Columbia. The list also marks a doubling of Saskatchewan's Top 100 presence (from two to four projects) with a couple of substantial power generation projects: the $400-million Tazi Twé hydroelectric project and the $514-million Queen Elizabeth Power Station expansion.
By sector, transportation projects (which includes road and bridge developments) accounted for 23 per cent of the list($32.80 billion), transit for 20 per cent ($27.72 billion), public buildings (hospitals, schools, government facilities) for 11 per cent ($15.71 billion), and water/wastewater projects for two per cent ($2.81 billion).
The Top 5 projects in Canada:
1. Site C Clean Energy Project (hydroelectric), $7.9 billion, located near Fort St. John, British Columbia
2. Romaine Complex (hydroelectric), $6.5 billion, located in Havre-Saint-Pierre, Quebec
3. Keeyask Hydroelectric Project, $6.2 billion, located at the Lower Nelson River, Manitoba
4. New Bridge for the St. Lawrence, $5 billion, located from Montreal to Brossard, Quebec
5. Eglinton Crosstown LRT, $4.9 billion, located in Toronto
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Public-Private Partnerships
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I figured this was a good time for me to finally use some color in my life LOL. Since it was St Patrick's Day, I decided I wanted to do a green look using my Urban Decay NYC Book Of Shadows Vol. 3!
I wasn't planning on celebrating... I really don't care about the holiday... I don't even know what the holiday celebrates.......... irish leprechauns and four leaf clovers? LOL... I just went out to run some errands and hung out with a friend...
I used both greens in this palette. I had KUSH on the center of my lids and then LOADED on the outer corner.
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