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PLC? really?? Might be true if it stood for Pirate Learning Community. Well, since I've left your PLC, I lost so much: 15 lbs, my high blood pressure meds, (snicker). So, anyhow...you all really need to work on those 6th gr math scores. If I were you, I'd try harder to be their friend! lol, ....
Hello I currently am attending EMS and I am proud to say that I go to a school where the teachers are dedicated and responsible. Yes, people might have encountered unwanted experiences in the past, but every year school is different. Before I came to this school, kids would get bullied, kids would act inappropriately, and teachers didn't care about giving an education. Surprisingly, now at Estrella rarely anyone gets bullied, and if they do, the counselor is dedicated to fix that. Kids will be kids, you just need the right patience and discipline to help their future. Some say Estrella is boring, but Estrella has a variety of boy, and girl sports, ranging from soccer to cheerleading. They have art, band, music, wood shop, P.E., and computers as electives. Estrella has educational clubs, too. Overall, I do not regret attending Estrella. It's fun if you ACTUALLY pay attention, which nowadays most kids don't do. If kids don't show dedication, neither will teachers.
I went to Estrella Jr High the first year it was open I believe the principle was Mr. Hallahan or something like that. I was raised on a farm in Iowa and my first big trip was phoenix for health reasons. Still have a lot of great memories of that school. for the first time in my life I enjoyed school. My only regret is thats where I learned to smoke and at the age now of 53 I'm still smoking. Thought smoking was cool and I wanted to fit in and be cool, smoking I know now is not cool
I attended this school in the 1980's. It was 7-8th grade then. They were the 2 most miserable years of my life. There were cops parked on campus everyday. Gangs, bullying, mean teachers, poor curriclum, large classrooms with no walls and several classes going on at once. Very difficult to make friends as the atmosphere was so hostile. I later went on to Trevor Brown High and dropped out-horrendous. Luckily we moved and I got to go to a better school district.
My son has been attending since 6th grade..and hes very happy there.hes in a gifted program and has awesome grades..also loves being envolved in school activities.I think parents always blame the school when there kids are doing poorly..but as parents its our obligation to be more hands on.
I am a student at Estrella Middle school. I have been bullied and picked on my whole time I have been there. And I had no friends. The kids here are very rude and ridiculouls. The staff is incredibley mean. If I were you do NOT check your student into this school.
Estrella is by far the worst school my daughter has ever attended. The office staff are the rudest most miserable looking bunch of people I have ever seen, my daughter was very unhappy at this school she was only there for 3 months before I had to take her out. She is a straight A student who loved school. She said the teachers are rude and disinterested in teaching. There is a lack of disciplin in the classes. And there is constant bullying. If you have a child that needs room to excell I do not recomend putting them through the dissapointment of this school. I have sence moved my daughter to a charter schoool.
I think this estrella middle school is reallly fun ! I went there form 6-7 i had a GREAT ! Time there i learned alot From Mr.Gonpart I really wish i could go back WOAAAH CLASS OF 2011!!!
Estrella sixth grade center has a fabulous staff that works well together and fosters a positive educational environment. We often wish for more parental involvement in the students' lives. I must agree with a previous comment that the office staff is impossible to get ahold of... and if they do answer, it's often a rude/abrupt greeting.
I think this school is great the teachers are great they teach very well and even the empolyes that work there are great workers I promoted form here and I been there 6-8 and so far Im doing good high school because of the great good teaching teachers that work there think you!!!
I think Estrella Middle School is a great place for students to learn. I even went to Estrella myself and i absolutely loved going to school each morning while i was there.
I have worked at this school for 36 years. I am proud to say, The teachers care, the students want to learn, a good example of a great community school.
Estrella Middle School services a very difficult spectrum of students. In light of previous comments, parental involvement is far and few between. Often staff members are treated disrespectfully not only by the students, but also by their parents. If a parent is involved in their child's education in a positive way, no problems will arise from this positive teaching environment. Under the circumstances, parents who choose not to believe or even trust teachers, or try to work as a team for their child's well being and education, will one find difficulty.
Most awful school and administration I have ever encountered. I was even cussed at by a staff member, I took it to the Superintendent and apparently nothing was done about it since that staff member is still with the school. I did pull out my son.
The principal is great and it has just been remodeled. I taught there for 6 years and loved it. It is a good school.
I have been very disappointed with this school. Not only are there many bad kids there, but the office staff are so incompetent that they ignore you when you come into the office, and I have yet to call in and get a real person on the phone.
This school is great for sports programs, but lacks parental involvement.
This is the worst school I've ever dealt with in my life. Impossible to get any information from, unreturned calls, & refusal to take messages.
I've had no problems with this school. Both of my children attended Estrella and loved the school.
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Eizan Electric Railway
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|Eizan Electric Railway
"Deo 900" type, nicknamed "Kirara"
Nos. "Deo 903" - "Deo 904"
|Track gauge
|1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
|public kabushiki gaisha
|ground transportation
|Kyoto, Japan (July 6, 1985 by Keifuku Electric Railroad Co., Ltd.)
|25-3, Tanaka-Kamiyanagicho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan
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|Keihan Electric Railway Co., Ltd.
|Eizan Railway
Eizan Electric Railway Co., Ltd. (叡山電鉄株式会社 Eizan Dentetsu?) is a Japanese private railway company whose two lines run entirely in Sakyō-ku in the city of Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture.
The name of this small railway network is abbreviated as Eiden (叡電?), and is derived from the name of its predecessor, the Eizan Electric Railway Division (叡山電鉄部 Eizan Dentetsu-bu?) of the Keifuku Electric Railroad. The present company was founded in 1985 as a subsidiary of Keifuku. The purpose of reorganization was to reduce the huge deficit of the Eiden lines, which had been completely isolated from the main Keifuku network since the abandonment of the Kyoto City Tramways in 1978. The split-off was considered to be an urgent matter, awaiting the completion of a long-awaited rail connection between the two networks of Eiden and Keihan. The Keihan Electric Railway was at that time constructing the Ōtō Line to the Eiden terminal at Demachiyanagi. The opening of the Ōtō Line significantly reduced the deficit of Eiden. Later on, in 2002, all shares of Keifuku were transferred from Keifuku to Keihan, of which Eiden became a wholly owned subsidiary.
Although the company was established relatively recently, the first section of its routes was opened in 1925: Demachiyanagi - present-day Yase-Hieizan-guchi. Its purpose was primarily to serve as a tourist line to Mount Hiei. At that time it was operated by Kyoto Electricity (京都電燈 Kyoto Dentō?), the predecessor of Keifuku as a railway operator.
The Kurama Line was built by the jointly owned company Kurama Electric Railway (鞍馬電気鉄道 Kurama Denki Tetsudō?) in order to provide access to Kurama temple and Kibune shrine in the hills north of Kyoto, from present-day Takaragaike (up into the mountain) to Kurama. The first section, present-day Takaragaike to Ichihara was opened in 1928, with the extension to Kurama the following year.
This railway accepts the Surutto Kansai card for payment, but not the PiTaPa card.
- __ Eizan Main Line (叡山本線)
- Demachiyanagi — Yase-Hieizanguchi: 5.6 km
- __ Kurama Line (鞍馬線)
- Takaragaike — Kurama: 8.8 km
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For service
- "Deo 700" series "Deo 710" type, "Deo 720" type, "Deo 730" type 1-car
- "Deo 800" series 2-car
- "Deo 900" series 2-car named "Kirara"
- "Deo 600" type 2-car
For maintenance
- "Deto 1000" type
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How To Promote Your Coaching Business With Squeeze PagesMonday, October 24th, 2011
Are you a life coach, business coach or career coach? Wondering how to use squeeze pages to promote your coaching business online? Read this blog post for information on how to use squeeze pages to promote your coaching business.
But first, What exactly are squeeze pages? Squeeze pages are special web pages that have just one goal – they help you bring more newsletter subscribers to your list.
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The Best Single Serve Coffee Makers - Reviews and Coupons
So you know that you want the convenience and reliability of a brand new Keurig, Single-serve coffee maker, but you're not quite sure which one is right for you. Each of the Keurig Home Single-Serve Brewers has its own qualities and features that make it distinct. Depending on the amount of coffee you drink, the various options you desire and the number of people using the brewer, there are several wonderful choices in Keurig Brewers. Take a look at the five Keurig Coffee Makers and how they differ.
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The Keurig Mini Brewer B30 (Av. price: $89.95) - The Mini Brewer is the perfect way to take your Keurig Coffee with you no matter where you go. Under a foot in height, the Keurig Mini is compact and tucks away easily into a travel bag or luggage case. The Keurig Mini B30 is designed for those who wish to travel with their favorite coffee or places with very light traffic and use, such as cabins, boats, RVs, or college dorms. The Keurig Mini One Cup Coffee Brewer does not have much in the way of brewing options. You can only make an eight-ounce cup but, unlike any other Keurig Brewer, you can choose form three stylish colors: red, black and white.
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The new Cuisinart Keurig Single Serve Coffee Maker is designed with the impressive culinary expertise that has come to be expected from Cuisinart. Striking from its initial impact, the beautiful silver matte finish lends the Cuisinart Keurig single-serve coffee maker a look of pure luxury. A wonderful addition to any kitchen, this single-serve coffee brewer will match perfectly with all of your other high-end appliances. Its sleek lines and industrial design will have you feeling like your favorite coffee shop is right in your own kitchen. For anyone who likes to own the very best in kitchen appliances, the Cuisinart-Keurig Coffee Maker is a must have.
Aside from being a thing of beauty, the Cuisinart-Keurig Coffee Maker is chock full of technology and amenities that will make your coffee-brewing possibilities seemingly endless. True to the style of the Keurig family of single-serve brewers, the Cuisinart Keurig single-cup coffee machine offers a variety of brewing sizes for your convenience. Choose from five sizes, including a four-ounce iced coffee size, and six, eight, ten, and twelve-ounce options. Get exactly the amount of coffee or tea brewed in seconds, just the way you like it. And with its removable drip tray, you can even fit your travel mug on this brewer, making it easier than ever to brew and go.
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The Keurig Office Pro Brewer (Av. price: $249.95)- If you want to take the amazing brewing ability of Keurig to work with you everyday, the Keurig Office Pro Brewer is right for you. Ideal for any small office, break room, or conference setting, the Office Pro can handle a heavier traffic flow and will make a consistently delicious cup of coffee for everyone in the office. Standing 13.5-inches tall, the Office Pro can easily fit on any counter space and with its 72-ounce water capacity, you can go for cup after cup without having to refill. Made for commercial grade use, the Office Pro can stand up to the toughest demands, making about ten times the amount of coffee as the Keurig home brewers. Easy to use and always a favorite among co-workers, the Keurig Office Pro allows you to make a 6, 8, or 10-ounce cup of any of the amazing K-Cup varieties available. The perfect way to take the blandness out of break room coffee, the Keurig Office Pro Brewer is sure to become the talk of the office.
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Marion Dönhoff
Marion Hedda Ilse Gräfin von Dönhoff (2 December 1909 – 11 March 2002) was a German journalist who participated in the resistance against Hitler's National Socialists with Helmuth James Graf von Moltke, Peter Yorck von Wartenburg and Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg. After the war, she became one of the leading German journalists and intellectuals. She worked over 55 years for the Hamburg-based, weekly newspaper Die Zeit, as an editor and later publisher.
Dönhoff was born to the old aristocratic family Dönhoff ("Gräfin" means "Countess") in Schloss Friedrichstein, East Prussia in 1909. Dönhoff's father was Count August Karl von Dönhoff, a diplomat and member of the Prussian House of Lords and the German Parliament. As a diplomat, he was located in Washington for some time, and became a close friend of Senator Carl Schurz. Dönhoff wrote, in her memoirs, how her father was involved in one of the last episodes of the Indian wars, the White River War.[1] Her mother was Maria Gräfin von Dönhoff, born Von Lepel (1869–1940).
As a young woman, she studied economics at Frankfurt, where National Socialist sympathizers were said to have called her the "red countess" for her defiance once they gained power in 1933. She left Germany soon after, moving to Basel, Switzerland, where she earned her doctorate. But she returned to her family home at Quittainen (Kwitajny), East Prussia, in 1938, and joined the resistance movement, which led to questioning by the Gestapo after a failed assassination attempt on Hitler in 1944. Though many of her fellow resistance activists were executed, she was released. While she had secretly helped to develop the organisation of the government that was to take over in East Prussia once the resistance succeeded in removing Hitler, her name was not found in any of the documents seized by the Nazis[citation needed]. Out of modesty, she had not presumed to have herself included, which modesty ended up saving her[citation needed].
In January 1945, as Soviet troops rolled into the region, Dönhoff fled East Prussia, travelling seven weeks on horseback before reaching Hamburg. She recounted her journey in a 1962 book of essays, recollecting her beloved homeland in what today is Russia (Kaliningrad oblast) and Poland (Warmia and Masuria).[2] Despite her deep emotional attachment to the region where she grew up[citation needed], she was one of the first public figures to endorse the finality of the border between Germany and Poland, which had been established after the Second World War[citation needed].
In 1946, Dönhoff joined the fledgling, Hamburg-based, intellectual weekly Die Zeit as political editor. She was promoted later to deputy editor-in-chief in 1955, then editor-in-chief in 1968, and publisher in 1972. She was elected a Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1990.[3] At the time of her death, Monday, 11 March 2002 at the age of 92, Dönhoff was still co-publisher of the influential newspaper and was widely regarded as a voice of wisdom, tolerance and morality. She was the author of more than twenty books, including political and historical analyses of Germany as well as commentary on U.S. foreign policy. Among many international distinctions, Dönhoff was awarded honorary doctorates by Columbia University and Georgetown University.
Published works[edit]
- Kindheit in Ostpreußen – Before the Storm: Memories of My Youth in Old Prussia, translated by Jean Steinberg, foreword by George F. Kennan, 1990, ISBN 0-394-58255-1
- Foe into Friend: The Makers of the New Germany from Konrad Adenauer to Helmut Schmidt, translated by Gabriele Annan, Palgrave Macmillan, 1982, ISBN 0-312-29692-4
- Contributed to A UN Volunteer Force: The Prospects. New York Review of Books, July 15, 1993
- Namen die keiner mehr nennt, Eugen Diederichs Verlag, Köln 1962
- Weit ist der Weg nach Osten: Berichte und Betrachtungen aus fünf Jahrzehnten
- Preussen—Mass und Masslosigkeit, 1990
- Die Biene, Bibliogr. Inst. + Brockhaus, 1993, ISBN 3-411-08621-1
- Meyers Kleine Kinderbibliothek: Groß und Klein,Bibliographisches Institut & F.A. Brockhaus AG, 1993, ISBN 3-411-08641-6
- 'Um der Ehre willen', Erinnerungen an die Freunde vom 20 Juli., Berlin 1994,
- Marion Gräfin Dönhoff, 'Um der Ehre willen', Erinnerungen an die Freunde vom 20 Juli. Berlin 1994, Bundesrepublik
- Kilian Heck/Christian Thielemann (Hrsg.): Friedrichstein. Das Schloß der Grafen von Dönhoff in Ostpreußen. Deutscher Kunstverlag, München/Berlin 2006, ISBN 3-422-06593-8
- Fabian von Schlabrendorff, Offiziere gegen Hitler, a.a. O., 1945/1990 Bundesrepublik
The book Jews In Germany From Roman Times To The Weimar Republic by Nachum T. Gidal, Bertelsmann 1988, Könemann 1998, contains a Preface by Marion Gräfin Dönhoff.
- www.germany-info.org at the Wayback Machine (archived March 9, 2003), The Week in Germany for 15 March 2002
- ^ Kindheit in Ostpreußen – Before the Storm: Memories of My Youth in Old Prussia ("Childhood in East-Prussia"), translated by Jean Steinberg, foreword by George F. Kennan, 1990, ISBN 0-394-58255-1.
- ^ The castle is 19 km (12 mi) from Kaliningrad.
- ^ "Book of Members, 1780–2010: Chapter D". American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Retrieved 24 July 2014.
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After carving ice sculptures for years around the country, a northern Michigan man is keeping his work local-in a big way.
He is building an impressive ice slide.
It's a tradition the 87-year old started years ago on his property in Prudenville.
"We've had sliders here about everyday, the last ten days."
On any given Winter afternoon, there's laughter outside of Parker Seiler's home. It's a joyful noise that he's become accustomed to for decades.
"I started doing it for my kids 40 years ago."
Despite his own kids being grown, the tradition of this ice slide has continued. Parker simply combines snow, and water from Lake James to construct the slippery slope.
"At my age, I just don't go far from home, it's easy to do it here so, this is where I do them anymore. It's fun, and it's real simple, not too many people do it because it's kind of cold and wet, but when you get the slush, it just shapes just like plaster, freezes the way you put it," Parker explains.
The "Loch-James Monster" theme is a hit with one group of girls. They've taken advantage of the slide during their school break.
"I like the slide because there's a big cave we get to go through, and it has a big slope and a bump right there that makes you fly off the sled," says 9-year old Lillyan.
While kids are the most frequent visitors at the ice slide, Parker says it's not just for the young, but the young at heart.
"We had one 80-year old woman slide down, and I slide on it all the time, at least a few times each day to make sure it's okay," Parker says.
Even though he's turning 88 in March, Parker says he'll continue to build the ice slide for winters to come.
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I found this easy to apply if I tapped my brush into the color, not swirled. Tapping got the pigment on my brush without breaking up the powder which is a bit soft. I think this is due to the moisturizing effect its supposed to give. The color Dollface specifically is quite pretty, but I don't agree its a soft pink. I think of it more as a brighter light pink with cool undertones. This didn't last a full 12 hours on me though, but maybe a brighter shade would? It did last well over 8.
Tarte Amazonian Clay Blushes are $25 for .20 ounces. The mini is (I'm splitting the $15in half for these!) $7 for .11 ounces. Bargain much? Unless you feel you need a mirror, pick up a few of these suckers & enjoy the free bronzer!
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Once again, Park Ave Princess would have to be the shade I've heard most about. Then again, there is only two shades so I guess that's not saying much! Park Ave Princess is something I wouldn't have picked up on my own & that would have been a mistake. Although it looks to be packed with shimmer, this gives a beautiful glow to my fair skin. Granted, you need to use a much lighter hand & its not a contouring bronzer. I love the healthy glow it gives & its pigments enough I only use the LIGHTEST touch. I don't even use my regular brush but a less dense one. I also like this swiped across my collarbones for a night out.
Tarte Mineral Bronzers are $29 for .32 ounces.This mini (again splitting it in half) is $7 for .11 ounces. You can definitely save a few bucks if you don't mind having a mini & not having a mirror!
Overall, I know a lot of people got these samples for free & if I don't say something about that I know I'll get informed of that. But for those of us who didn't do gifts with purchase & such, this is the perfect sampler of each in shades that should fit many skin tones. I wish they had some darker options for deeper skin tones availible though. I would buy these every time they came out with them as long as they stayed at this value. This has me thinking I need at least one other blush, well done Tarte. No sane person needs another blush with the amount I have, so cheers to you.


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Bryan: If I am the Cowboys, I let Spencer play out the tag and go from there. If he plays great and you feel like he can continue at that level in this scheme then find a way to get a deal done. He has started off these OTAs well so let's see if he can carry it forward in Oxnard, then the season. I do believe they have a plan for how to handle this.
Rowan: Ideally, if he can play the same way he did as a 3-4 linebacker at 4-3 end, they'd do what they could to lock him up. The problem becomes the cap. They've moved money to later years with restructures of contracts and they have quite a few deals for primary players needed to be worked out in the next year or so, so they may not have the money Spencer would warrant. Spencer will be in his 30s this time next year, so that has to be considered, but the one-year deal will give them a few options. Let's see how he plays as an end first.
Which undrafted rookie has the best chance of making the roster?
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Reed plays a position at Mike where they might be looking for some depth and
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The wooden links offer a nice change from a 'typical' watch. Depending on wrist size, it can substitute for a bracelet. I like that it's water resistant to 30 meters-100 feet, although haven't tried a dip in the pool with it on at this time.
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This is my first Croton watch purchase. I bought this watch on the strength of the reviews and I must say I am very happy I did. This is a very classy and quality watch for very little money. It comes beautifully boxed so if this is a gift for someone they will be very impressed and you will be proud to give it.
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I have several Croton watches and they have all been lovely. I really liked the style of this but I was concerned that the wood links would break over time. (No pun intended!) I was delighted when it arrived to see that the wood is placed over metal bases that form the links. I have no concerns about the links breaking, just battery death! I think I want to go back to winding watches because the batteries never last long. Just putting that out there for consideration. I have so many watches and at least half of them need new batteries, but this new one works fine. I'll hurry up and wear it before it too needs a battery.I do think that the bracelet could have used another extender. There are two, but it barely fits comfortably, but does. I have fairly large wrists, but some ladies may find it not quite big enough. I think Croton may send another link if asked. I may contact them with that request.
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SMB might be OK. Or it might peg the Mac's CPU and annoy everyone! :-/
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If this is the cry of your heart, if you wish you prayed more than you do, if you're ready to remove the obstacles that keep you from just doing it, consider the common prayer busters which can be overcome with God's help.
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Stop and think for a moment about something you meant to do—but haven't gotten around to. Maybe it's the oil in your car that should have been changed three thousand miles ago. Or the important phone call that should have been returned last week.
Or shouldn't you have taken the dog to the vet for his annual shots by now?
Why haven't you done these things yet? Chances are pretty good that your problem is as simple as not having a plan for getting the job done. You haven't officially put it on your "to do" list or written it on your calendar. You've heard it before: when we fail to plan, we plan to fail.
This is why my heating bill was so high this past winter. We have trouble with the airflow in our home, which makes it necessary for me to close all the first-floor vents in the summer (to force the cool air upstairs) and close the second-floor vents in the winter (since the heated air will rise anyway). When temperatures started to drop in late fall, I kept telling myself, I've got to readjust all those vents. But I never got around to it.
All winter long I pumped hot air up to the bedrooms, which meant that the first floor thermostat never warmed up enough to turn off the furnace. It ran and ran and ran. On bitter cold January nights I found myself perspiring and kicking off blankets. Each morning I'd think, I've got to readjust all those vents. But the job never got done. Why? Because it didn't make it to my chores list. I didn't write it in my Day-Timer to be done on my day off.
The things we get done are typically the things that we schedule to do. No plan, no action. This is just as true when it comes to the practice of prayer. Do we have a set time and place for this spiritual discipline? (This is not to suggest that we shouldn't be praying spontaneously throughout the day. But this sort of impromptu praying is more likely to happen if we have developed the habit of daily planned prayer.)
Jesus made plans to pray. He intentionally set aside time and had specific places he liked to go to talk with his heavenly Father. It is not surprising that his disciples observed him at prayer in Luke 11, because Jesus is frequently found praying in this Gospel. In fact, some have referred to Luke as "The Gospel of Prayer." Here's a quick survey:
3:21: When all the people were being baptized, Jesus was baptized too. And as he was praying, heaven was opened…
5:15–16: Yet the news about him spread all the more, so that crowds of people came to hear him and to be healed of their sicknesses. But Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed.
6:12–13: One of those days Jesus went out to a mountainside to pray, and spent the night praying to God. When morning came, he called his disciples to him and chose twelve of them…
9:18: Once when Jesus was praying in private and his disciples were with him, he asked them, "Who do the crowds say I am?"
9:28–29: About eight days after Jesus said this, he took Peter, John and James with him and went up onto a mountain to pray. As he was praying, the appearance of his face changed, and his clothes became as bright as a flash of lightning.
22:39, 41, 44: Jesus went out as usual to the Mount of Olives, and his disciples followed him. . . . He withdrew about a stone's throw beyond them, knelt down and prayed… And being in anguish, he prayed more earnestly, and his sweat was like drops of blood falling to the ground.
Prayer was routinely on Jesus' agenda. It was something he made plans to do. And if prayer is going to happen in our lives we will have to put it on our schedules. When and where will you pray each day? That's what a plan comes down t time and location.
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TORONTO U.S. Steel Corp. expects to run 15 turns on the No. 3 galvanizing line at its steelmaking operations in Hamilton, Ontario, by mid-May, according to a union official.
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We have guest areas with books to choose and relax with, art on the walls, one very sociable dog and a garden of fruit trees. The bedrooms have good comfortable beds; the bathrooms are simple with good showers. We also prepare a truly fantastic breakfast.
Our guests have informed us of the ambience and the homely atmosphere that simply allows their imagination to go back into the past. The house also harnesses all the up to date modern technology such as WI-FI and full office services for the business traveller on the move.
We are open all year so ideal for those who fancy a spring or autumabal getaway break when out of season. The bedrooms are simple with all facilities such as a proper hospitality tray with real milk. We use fruit from the garden when making our breakfast jams and preserves. Our garden overlooks Pont Vieux and is the best place to catch the sunset whilst enjoying a preamble drink. Dinner can also be prepared and cooked using local produce.
As it is considered infra dig to blow ones trumpet, we won't....we will let someone else do this for us. To quote French Travel Magazine relaxed, friendly, good hosts, comfortable beds, clean bathrooms and a tempting breakfast with homemade pastries. This type of French bed and breakfast is quite hard to find, luckily we found Maison De L'orb.
Happily it's a sentiment we are proud of and why many of our guests are returning and stay sometimes three or four times a year. With direct and cheap flights to the UK and now Germany, Norway and Sweden, Beziers makes an inviting weekend getaway even more realistic.
Apart from good food (and wine) there are many reasons to come to Beziers. The relaxed ambience of a city, itâ€s pretty and elegant cathedral, great shops and boutiques, tempting cafes and bars not to mention an area of charm and beauty.
At Maison De L'Orb, we try to maintain a balance between modern facilities and good old fashioned hospitality. The bedrooms have a warm character with lighting to suit the mood. We wish to make the guest feel comfortable during their stay however long and to also provide services that they would not receive from other similar establishments. The decoration is simple, original tile flooring with exposed stonework and beams, lime washed walls and simple white wash paint, French style beds with new mattresses, and original shutters with cotton flow drapes to hide the midday sun. Cotton sheets, fresh flowers, plasma television, WI-FI and a hospitality tray with tea and coffee making facilities add to the ambience of the building.
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We don't leave towels on the bed to prove they are clean and nor do we provide UHT milk but rather a super flask of real chilled milk.
We never forget the reason we are here is to ensure our guests have a happy and memorable stay.
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Railway: Gare De Beziers is located approximately a ten-minute walk away with connecting trains to Barcelona, Carcassonne, Narbonne, Nimes, Montpelier, Paris and Perpignan.
Car: Exit (Sortie) 34 from the A9 Autoroute. At the traffic lights go straight on following the signs to the Gare and Narbonne. Pass in front of the Gare and continue until you approach the traffic lights. Go through the lights, the road veers to the left. Get into the left hand lane. Take the third left signposted 'Maison de Associations'. Continue down to the bottom where you will will see the River Orb. Follow the road round to the right, under a bridge and to the next right turn. Turn right and the building immediately on your left is Maison De L'Orb.
If coming from the direction of Narbonne, pass over the bridge over the River Orb and take the first right, quite sharp, take the next right turn and continue to the River Orb as above
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PAWTUCKET ŌĆō David Ortiz is resuming his rehab assignment Tuesday afternoon after two straight days of being MIA from PawtucketŌĆÖs lineup. HeŌĆÖs batting third and serving as the PawSoxŌĆÖ designated hitter.
His left heel heavily bandaged after going through some pregame agility drills, Ortiz sat at his locker and held court with several reporters for about eight minutes. The conversation with the Red Sox slugger started off about his health before switching over to the tragic events that marred MondayŌĆÖs Boston Marathon.
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Legal C Bar - Lynnfield
- Address:
427 Walnut Street
Lynnfield, MA 01940Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Legal C Bar - Lynnfield
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.legalseafoods.com/restaurants/lynnfield-legal-c-bar-marketstreet
- Phone: (781) 406 2500x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Wednesday: 11:30am - 10:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 11:30am - 12:30am, Sunday: 11:30am - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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From Legal Sea Foods, Legal C Bar emerges - a focused yet full-flavored social urban venue, casual in style.Continued
Legal C Bar's menu complements the bar forward concept and features many items suitable for sharing while also offering options for more traditional coursed dining. Tried-and-true Legal favorites along with exclusive offerings, including sushi and pizza, comprise the menu mix. Oyster lovers will find at least 8 different varieties daily.
We've received a boatload of accolades including "#1 Best Seafood Restaurant" (USA Today, 2013), "Most Popular Boston Restaurant" (Zagat, 2012/2013), "Best Seafood Restaurant" (Improper Bostonian, 2010), "Best Chowder" (Boston Magazine, 2010) and the honor of serving our legendary New England Clam Chowder at every presidential inauguration since 1981.
Legal C Bar's menu complements the bar forward concept and features many items suitable for sharing while also offering options for more traditional coursed dining. Tried-and-true Legal favorites along with exclusive offerings, including sushi and pizza, comprise the menu mix. Oyster lovers will find at least 8 different varieties daily.
We've received a boatload of accolades including "#1 Best Seafood Restaurant" (USA Today, 2013), "Most Popular Boston Restaurant" (Zagat, 2012/2013), "Best Seafood Restaurant" (Improper Bostonian, 2010), "Best Chowder" (Boston Magazine, 2010) and the honor of serving our legendary New England Clam Chowder at every presidential inauguration since 1981.
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Legal C Bar - Lynnfield reviews from OpenTable diners
196 reviews since May 25, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelEnergetic
great for outdoor dining (81)vibrant bar scene (74)great for lunch (73)good for groups (70)fit for foodies (50)hot spot (50)neighborhood gem (46)special occasion (41)kid-friendly (34)notable wine list (30)late-night find (16)great for brunch (13)romantic (11)scenic view (1)Show More
- Great staff great foodLisaDined on 9/19/2014Our server Samantha went above and beyond for us just because. Her great service made the experience all the more better. Food was terrific as usual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experienceZuzzyDined on 9/16/2014My husband and I went out with two friends, we got seated immediately. Our server Joanne was friendly and knowledgeable, she made our experience a pleasure. The food was prepared perfectly and it was delicious. We were greeted by a manager twice to see how we were doing. Overall a wonderful experience.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for OcationsTed100Dined on 9/11/2014great place good attention perfect for big groups , nice restaurant over rallSpecial Features:
- night out with a friendseafoodieDined on 9/9/2014Great food, great service! Way, way too loud for a dining room. We were yelling to hear one another, which is what we would expect at a bar. Otherwise, I will revisit soon........just will sit @ the bar next timeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasantly surprisednorthshoredinerVIPDined on 9/7/2014Four of us had a fabulous dinner at Legal C Bar. My expectations were not high after my last few experience at a Legal Seafoods. However, this was different. Everything was great. My husband had the swordfish and it was thick and tender. I had sushi and a salad -- also delicious. My daughter and her boyfriend were also happy with their meals. The fried pickles to start were one of the best we've tried. As a matter of fact, we had to place another order since they were so good. Drinks were good as was the service. It was a nice touch having the manager stop by after the meal. I don't know why more places don't do that. We'll definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best restaurant in the areaOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/6/2014Great food, great drinks, great looking restaurant and the only Legals you can get sushi!Special Features:
- First time visitLucie13Dined on 9/6/2014First time at Legal C Bar and we would definitely go back! Great dinner, service was excellent and all staff very friendly. Manager comped our apps because we booked said we were first time customers on our Open Table booking. It is noisy so if you are looking for a quiet place I would not recommend it on a Saturday nightSpecial Features:
- Couldn't even hear myself chewingFoodisLoveDined on 9/5/2014We decided to go to the Legal C Bar in Lynnfield this past Friday. We were thankful we made reservations because it was packed. We were able to sit quickly. The food was good, and my salmon was cooked perfectly. Really the primary problem with this restaurant is the noise level. I'm fine with loud bars, but if you're going out and paying a fair amount of money for your meal you would like to at least be able to talk with the person/people you are with. It really did not make for an enjoyable experience.Special Features:
- Very good dining experienceSherryVIPDined on 9/4/2014at Legal C Bar. Prompt seating upon arrival. Sat outside where it was very quiet. Service was very efficient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Addition to the North Shoreno27gloDined on 9/1/2014My husband and I have been to Legal C many times. In addition, we've given gift cards to our friends. We enjoy everything about the restaurant. It is casual and comfortable and the food is always excellent. The more formal Legal Seafood restaurant is good but the Legal C Bar seems to fit our lifestyle. The entire outdoor mall has been a wonderful addition to the Lynnfield/Saugus area. We plan to continue our trips to Legal C and recommend it highly to our friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great, as are all Legal restaurantsMuddyWatersVIPDined on 8/31/2014We love this place and go every week. All the Legal restaurants do a great job (fresh food, reasonable price, good service) and Legal C is no different. I recommend them all if you want great seafood, fresh salads, and good service, all at a pretty decent price point.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BestJazzyDined on 8/30/2014The food was delicious, the ambiance was upscale, relaxing and pleasant, the people were friendly and professionally, the price of the meals and drinks was about 20-30% less than what we would have expected to pay elsewhere. Plenty of parking too and a broad menu.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/27/2014Love the food there. I requested an outside table for a party of six so it would be quiet and we could talk. When we arrived I was told that they do not honor request for outside seating through reservations and had to sit inside where it was extremely loud and difficult to have a conversation with a party of sixSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great LunchmeditatefoodDined on 8/24/2014We had a great lunch. The service was attentive and fun ! We really liked the crabmeat salad and the salmon reuben! Thanks!Special Features:
- Good food, terrible acousticsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Very difficult carrying on a conversation in the main dining area. I would suggest dining outside when available. Food and service were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mea/servicespazDined on 8/23/2014My family and I went to Legal C Bar to celebrate my sisters birthday, she is gluten free so Legal is one of her go to places. We have been here before and the food/service was great. They have a gluten free menu with a good selection. She likes that they have breaded seafood. Great place for seafood but it is very loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome dining experienceGreatspotDined on 8/21/2014I know its a chain, but the experience was great. Food was amazing, service was exemplary and the atmosphere was welcoming and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- leal c barOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/20/2014Way too noisy can't hear waitress or conversation at table Food was fantasticSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great seafood all the timeFreyballDined on 8/19/2014The C bar is a great blend of bar and restaurant. The calamari came out quickly and was spicy and nicely crunchy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great place for gluten freeljlblueVIPDined on 8/15/2014Only restaurant I have been to they had a separate gluten free menu. Food was good and there gluten free rolls the best I have had. Still wish legal seafood would use sea scallops not bay scallops.other than that everything was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Legal C rates an B+LegalDiningDined on 8/14/2014Overall, the food was very good as was the attentive service. The Tuna Sashimi with sesame vinaigrette, seaweed and wasabi was as good as we have ever had. Nice variety of oysters. The wood grilled Yellow Fin Tuna was delicious and perfectly cooked. However, the roasted half chicken was a little dry and Boston scrod lacked flavor. Legal C Bar in Lynnfield offers a patio alternative for dinner and provides relief from the excessive noise level inside. If your dining interest includes conversation, then be sure to pick a night you can sit outside. Inside, one finds a great bar seen, much better suited for drinks with friends and/or hook-ups than enjoying a leisurely dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Noise LevelalfrescoDined on 8/12/2014We had made a reservation. When we met the hostess to tell her, she could not even hear me as the noise level was so bad. I am not a noise fanatic. I like my music loud; but when I meet friends for dinner, we do like to chat and hear each other. We ending up sitting on the patio which was delightful and the food was excellent. The service was very good, also. I would go back, but only when we could sit outside.Special Features:
- Salmon tartareWillbbackDined on 8/10/2014The service and drinks were very good. It was odd to have salmon tartare served without a chip or Cristini to eat it with? I guess you were supposed to eat it by the fork full?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- StephDined on 8/9/2014Best of the Legals! I have had the best experience both food and service at this location!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SammeDined on 8/8/2014Great service and food was excellent as usual! We had the almond crusted wild salmon special with wild mushroom ravioli and it was light and as heavy as it sounded. We sat outside and the server was great and always around when we needed her.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Outdoor Summer DininghappycamperzDined on 8/6/2014This is a great restaurant in the new Market Street development in Lynnfield. We sat outside for lunch. It was wonderful!!! The staff is very attentive & the food was up to the very high standards that we expect from Legal Seafoods. The sushi was very fresh..just magnificent. We each had a very large salad with cooked shrimp. Of course, the shrimp was perfectly cooked--tender & flavorful. I would recommend this restaurant for either lunch or dinner. They have a nice list of specialty cocktails & an extensive wine list that would be perfect for dinner. This is a definite "go-to" place when shopping @ Market Street.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/4/2014Always enjoy this restaurant! Nice ambience, tasty menu and good service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Legally Lively and Lucious Menu!!BellaDined on 8/2/2014Legal C-Bar at the Marketplace in Lynnfield is centrally located in the busy new Marketplace. An inviting outdoor patio for drinks, or waiting, and a bar that boasts of a great wine selection. You'll enjoy the same outstanding quality menu and services you have come to appreciate from Legals, and have the opportunity to stroll the marketplace as well.Special Features:
- Horrible WaitressacarDined on 7/26/2014Normally I would have caused a scene but for whatever reason I did not. I have never had such a pushy waitress in my life. Telling my wife and I from the moment we sat down what to order from drinks , appetizers to dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent food ,obnoxious waitressalanm16Dined on 7/26/2014As usual the food was excellent. The 4 of us were happy with the preparation and the quality. This time we had a server who was horrible. This has not happened before at this restaurant. We have been there a number of times and were always happy with the service. The server just followed a script just trying to push items even when we said we were all set. She was only interested in what she said and ignoring our statements. She did manage to overcharge us on a salad. That was because she had made up her mind how we should order it. We will be back there but definitely make sure she will not be waiting on us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014Our Server Diana was very friendly, she was very helpful answering our questions on certain menu items and she really made our date night special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy we made a reservationHS86Dined on 7/25/2014We walked in right on time for our 7:30 dinner res on a Friday night, very happy we went through opentable. The restaurant was packed and I overheard that here was about a 40-60 minute wait. Nice to know they do outdoor seating but I don't believe you can specifically reserve outdoor seating. Food was delicious, waitress was very nice but it was obvious she was extremely busySpecial Features:
- Disappointing dinnerLegalfanDined on 7/22/2014I was looking forward to a great dinner but there were mistakes made on two of our three dinner orders; and more to the point of this review, the scallops I had were undercooked and of poor quality. I would not recommend this particular legal.
- Excellent Grilled Shrimp!!CcapozziDined on 7/22/2014Super delicious and reasonably priced! Will return again and again!Special Features:
- Too much serviceEikoocDined on 7/22/2014Our server was very nice and tried to be very accommodating. However, she asked us at least three times did we want appetizers. Each time we told her no. We felt a little rushed in the beginning until we convinced her we wanted to chat for a while and didn't want to order right away. For some reason, she said she'd take one of our menus away as if that was a signal for something. Never understood it. The meal was fine---grilled shrimp, good portion, and tasty. My friend's salmon was just okay.The summer blueberry and raspberry mixed drinks were very good, refreshing. When we were ready to leave, it took too long to get the check. We sat outside which was pleasant and quiet. Inside and it was extremely noisy.Special Features:
- Real yummy food!!LuvdiningoutDined on 7/19/2014This was our 1st time dining at Legal C Bar and the food was excellent! My parents had the fried clams, my husband had the sashimi tuna and I tried 2 sushi rolls... We all loved our meals which had very generous portions. The only thing that I was not happy with was where the hostess seated us. I had made a reservation prior and when I got there I requested to sit outside. That's where we were seated but in a section with only 4 tables that all had children at them rather than on the other side that had many tables and much better ambience. I just think when someone takes the time to make a reservation you also have to look at whom is in that party before seating them. We will definitely go back but request where we want to sit next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ample optionsOutandaboutDined on 7/19/2014Great menu with a wide variety to choose from. Crab meat sandwich was fantastic and salmon club sandwich was over the top.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- legal C lynnfielddgsatniteDined on 7/18/2014Food was great....options limited for those who are not big seafood fans but dining with others who are. The noise level was loud, and Im not sure I would classify as energetic but at times it was hard to here our own conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 4th time at Legal C LynnfieldFoodie28Dined on 7/18/2014I've had 1 lunch in the dining room, 2 dinners on the patio and 1 cocktails on the patio - all superb experiences. Food and servers were great. The servers were patience with us as we wanted to take out time and they obliged us. We live close by and feel this is a great place for outside dining after such a terrible winter. Although I did observe/hear the high noise level inside. I had a great experience with the food, the service and servers all outside. I/we will be returning again. Thank you!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cute restaurant with good foodSamanthaDined on 7/18/2014I went here for Date Night. The service was friendly and quick, and the food was fresh and tasty. The Thai-style calamari was a perfect blend of spicy and sweet, and the red Dragon roll did not disappoint.Special Features:


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Snapshot of J.D. Salinger as Fascinating, Flawed as He Was
- Friday, September 20, 2013
DVD Release Date: December 10, 2013
Theatrical Release Date: September 6, 2013 (limited); September 20 (expanded)
Rating: PG-13 (disturbing war images, thematic elements and smoking)
Genre: Documentary
Run Time: 120 min.
Director: Shane Salerno
Cast: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Edward Norton, Judd Apatow, John Cusack, Martin Sheen, Tom Wolfe, Gore Vidal
"What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it. That doesn't happen much, though."—Holden Caulfield, The Catcher in the Rye
Long before social media helped close the chasm between authors and their adoring public, J.D. Salinger's devoted fanbase probably felt a little like Holden when the famed The Catcher in the Rye author all but disappeared from public consciousness.
See, unlike the famed 1920 literati, namely Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald, their literary hero J.D. Salinger simply wasn't interested in giving lengthy interviews about his work, optioning his stories for movies or even being a celebrity for that matter. To wit, Salinger called privacy "the second most valuable property on loan to him during his working years."
After the worldwide success of The Catcher in the Rye, Salinger didn't enjoy his new lack of anonymity. In fact, he was a veritable recluse who not only retreated to the woods in New Hampshire but didn't release anything new for a decade, save for a couple of short stories.
So who was the man who introduced the enduring cynic Caulfield to the world, and what were his plans for a follow-up? Well, that's precisely what director Shane Salerno (screenwriter for Oliver Stone's Savages and the forthcoming Avatar sequels) spent nine years researching for a lengthy book, television special and this fascinating but flawed documentary, Salinger.
In an attempt to shed light on the mystery behind the man, Salerno starts with the basics. After unveiling a few details about Salinger's posh New York upbringing and the fact he grew up in a home where his mother was supportive of his creative pursuits and his father was anything but, we also learn that Salinger and Holden share something valuable in common, getting kicked out of prep school and an inherent dissatisfaction with a semi-charmed life.
Before Salinger discovered writing, he hoped to make his mark as an actor. Naturally, that all changed once he enlisted in the Army and wound up on Normandy Beach during the invasion. Understandably rocked to his very core by all the devastation he'd seen first-hand, it was suggested that Salinger likely experienced shellshock.
Turns out, his fragile state only grew worse after the war. While working in counter-intelligence, he got a ringside seat to the Nazi death camps and suffered a nervous breakdown. Strangely enough, when he returned to America, Salinger brought along a German bride who may have been a Nazi (their marriage ended nearly as quickly as their relationship began).
Mind you, these are exactly the sort of salacious details that Salinger would've hated for people to know but what naturally makes for an intriguing, warts-and-all snapshot of a complicated man. Adding another layer of scandal to the proceedings—and a creepy one at that—are extended interviews with some of the women who Salinger began befriending from a very young age. In what became a pattern for the reclusive author who was drawn to the innocence these young women possessed, they aren't afraid to point out his genius and the ways they were irrevocably hurt by knowing him.
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text: Comments on: Smooth functioning may be months away for Obamacare website Back to the article » By Philip Klein | October 13, 2013 | 12:00 am Technological problems plaguing the rollout of President Obama's health care law web site may not be resolved for months, according to a person familiar with the program cited by the New York Times. Starting on Oct. 1, Americans were supposed to be able to visit websites to purchase subsidized health insurance much as they do now with Expedia and Orbitz for other products. Instead, Americans... Web URL: http://washingtonexaminer.com/article/2537190 Share this article on Facebook or Twitter Print this article