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England lost the their fifth wicket on the last ball before lunch, and are still 146 runs short of the 319-run target set by India for victory.
At the time of the filing of this report, England was 173 for the loss of five wickets. The last man to go was left-hander Moeen Ali, who was caught by short leg Cheteshwar Pujara off the bowling of Ishant Sharma. Before losing his wicket, Ali had stitched a 100-run partnership with Joe Root, who remained unbeaten at the break on 52.
The first session of play on the fifth day has yielded 68 runs for the loss of one wicket. Ishant Sharma has claimed his third wicket of the England innings.
At the start of play, both Root and Ali played themselves in, before indulging themselves with boundaries on either side of the wicket.
While Root scored four boundaries, three of them Ishant Sharma and one of Bhuvanesh Kumar, Ali struck three boundaries, including two cover drives and a square cut.
India is still in with a chance of achieving a victory at Lord's after 28 years, and England might end up with their 10th Test loss under the captaincy of Alastair Cook.
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Den Haag has police horses
Favorite thing: This isn't my favourite thing (that was the maatje herrring roll!) or fondest memory (ditto) of Den Haag. But I wanted to make a tip about it because I suspect police on horseback is not a commonplace sight in many countries (we do have them in the UK) and they might be interesting for visitors from those countries.
I'm not sure if the Den Haag horses patrol regularly or if there was some special event about to occur when I visited. UK policehorses are most often used for crowd control such as before and after football matches and at demonstrations, but are much more commonly seen on the streets of central London, just patrolling as police officers also do on foot, on bikes and in cars.
I saw two on patrol and then, rounding the corner, I came across the police horsebox where two more horses were being unloaded.
I was very impressed by the way the two policewomen managed to close up the horsebox side (quite a heavy chunk of metal) whilst each holding onto a horse. I was even more impressed by the way both were happy to allow two little girls to come up and stroke the horses.Related to:
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World Cup final at "Brave Hendrik"
Favorite thing: In Holland for the World Cup final was a special experience. Brave Hendrik was just around the corner from the hotel we stopped in and unsurprisingly very busy when the game was on. Lively, friendly atmosphere and good fast service, this was an unforgettable night for us - such a shame about the result.
Sadly closed on the following evening when we revisited.
Useful phone numbers
Favorite thing: The most common European emergency number 112 (following Directive 2002/22/EC: Universal Service Directive) and also standard on GSM mobile phones. 112 is used in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Republic of Macedonia, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine and the United Kingdom in addition to their other emergency numbers.
Here are some useful phone numbers that you might need while in Netherlands:
Formerly 06-11
Police (non-urgent): 0900-8844
Few words in Dutch
Favorite thing: Below few words that you can use while traveling in Holland:
good morning = goedemorgen
good afternoon = goedemiddag
good evening = goedenavond
see you = tot ziens
see you soon = tot gauw
yes = ja
no = nee
maybe = misschien
are you sure? (of it) = ben je daar zeker van?
of course! = natuurlijk!
thank you (formal) = dank U wel
thank you (informal) = dank je wel
thanks (casual) = bedankt
please (polite) - also: here you are = alstublieft
Mr. and Sir = meneer (mijnheer)
Mrs. and Ma'am = mevrouw
Miss = juffrouw
have fun = veel plezier
happy dreams = welterusten
bless you = gezondheid!
have a nice meal = eet smakelijk!
coffee = koffie
tea = thee
milk = melk
whipped cream = slagroom
sugar = suiker
coffee with milk = koffie verkeerd
bred = brood
cheese sandwich = broodje kaas
ham sandwich = broodje ham
french fries = friet
sea = zee
beach = strand
lake = meer
bicycle = fiets
train = trein
airplane = vliegtuig
bus = bus
auto = auto
departure = vertrek
arrival = aankomst
bedroom = slaapkamer
bed = bed
pillow = kussen
blanket = deken
bath = bad
bathroom = badkamer
towel = handdoek
very good (food) = erg lekker
museum Mauritshuis
Favorite thing: The Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis is housed in one of Holland's most outstanding classicist buildings.
The Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis is housed in one of Holland's most outstanding classicist buildings. Its location next to the Binnenhof on the Hofvijver pond, its intimate character and the exceptional quality of its collection make the Mauritshuis a favourite destination for its many visitors.
The Mauritshuis is mostly celebrated for its world famous collection of Dutch masterpieces from the 17th century. Paintings by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Jan Steen, Frans Hals, Potter, Ruisdael and numerous other masters from the Golden Age form the core of the collection, which also features paintings from the Flemish 16th and 17th century, and works by Rubens, Van Dijck and Jordeans.
Closed from 29 January - 5 february 2007.Related to:
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Favorite thing: Visitor's Guide
Den Haag Public Transport
Traffic and road works
Up-to-date trafic information
Multiple Den Haag links
Den Haag City Counsel
Municipal Archives
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Maurits House
Favorite thing: The Maurits House dates from the 17th century. Its a classic building in the oldest part of the city. The house is named after Johan Maurits van Nassau Siegen, who wanted it to be built. Next to the house you see the so called 'Little tower'; this is the place where the prime-minister takes his seat.Related to:
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Den Haag or 's-Gravenhage?
Favorite thing: There are two names for this city. Den Haag is the oldest and official one, but some people prefer s-Gravenhage. This illustrates the social division of the city in two main cultures, the commoners who say Den Haag and the rich upperclass people (noblety etc.) who prefer 's-Gravenhage.
Museum Mesdag
Favorite thing: This is the museum where you can see the private collection of the Dutch painter H.W. Mesdag and his wife. The museum shows paintings by French and Dutch painters from the 19th century, as well as drawings and objects from both The Netherlands and Asia.
The museum also exhibits works of art from other collections, mostly private ones.
It is a very small museum, and it actually has staff of 8 employees only who do everything from moping floors to managing the museum.
Opening Hours: Tue-Sun 12-5pm
Admissions: 4 Euro
Address: Laan van Meerdervoort 7f
Favorite thing: Originally this building was a house of Prince Johan Maurits, who governed Dutch Brazil for a while. He wasn't that successful and was called back, later Dutch lost Brazil to Portugal.
After the fire damage in the beginning of 18th century Mauritshuis was rebuilt, and now it looks exactly like 400 years ago. SInce 19th century It serves as a museum which exhibits many paintings by Johannes Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Paulus Potter.
The second chamber
Favorite thing: If you're taking the guided tour in Binnehof it will include a visit of the second chamber.
Dutch parliament consists of two, lower and upper, chambers. The second chamber has 150 members. Elections to both houses are held every four years. If you understand Dutch you may even attend one of the meetings, otherwise just enjoy the guided tour. You may also intersted to know that the hall is devided to left and right sided. Since you'll be viewing the chamber from the balcony, the chairs you'll see on your right belong to the left-wing politicians and on your left to the right wing.
Willem van Oranje-Nassau
Favorite thing: As I already mentioned, statues of William the silent can be found in many cities in the Netherlands. Since he played a very important role in formation of Holland you will probably hear this name many times while visiting, especially, the Royal City The Hague. This statue can be found on the square "het plein" infront of the old City Hall.Related to:
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The Palace of Justice
Favorite thing: The Palace of Justice. Built in 1996 this modern building is 70 meters high and definitely very different from all the other buildings in the city, pretty impressive construction. Take a look at the Palace of Justice on your way to the city center, if you walk form the central train station.
William the Silent's statue
Favorite thing: I already mentioned this name on one of my pages. William the silent was the stadtholder of Holland, Zeeland, and Utrecht, and basically founded Dutch independence. He was assassinated by a French Catholic fanatic who shot him in his residence in Delft.
You can see more that one statue of William the Silent in The Hague, this one is found right infront of the Palace Noordeinde.
The Royal Palace
Favorite thing: Noordeinde is one of many Royal palaces in The Hague, this one is the working place for the Queen. The building belongs to the Royal family for many centuries, and it is interesting to see it, but basically, it is just another palace.
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"This study should put to rest the notion that it's possible to 'age out' of obesity risk, and provides a powerful counterfactual against those who say concern over obesity is overhyped," says Dr. Link, a professor of Epidemiology and Sociomedical Sciences at the Mailman School.
Going forward, Dr. Masters has set his sites on another possible reason behind the obesity paradoxthat some of the older obese captured in NHIS data only put on extra weight later in life.
"The recent obesity epidemic hit all age groups at the same time, meaning many of the elderly obese only gained their excess weight in the last 10 years or so," Dr. Masters says. "To account for this fact, I will take a page from studies of cigarette smokers by looking at 'life years' to measure how long someone has been obese rather than whether or not they happen to be obese at the time of a single snapshot survey."
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I've won several games because my opponent had an interrupted connection, and I lost several as well for the same reason. Very annoying looking at a white screen that says, "Connection interrupted. Reconnecting..." and watching powerlessly as my clock runs out. When I go back and look at the game score, it says I abandoned the game. Not that it matters much, but ratings seem to be penalized 3 fold when losing that way. I guess ratings don't matter for people who honestly lost connection, but the penalty discourages people from doing it deliborately.
Have you ever seen that screen? What did you do about it?
I rarely get it. I never had it when I was on dial-up. Sometimes unplugging the connection for a second would work, or leaving live chess for a moment (or both).
Near the end of the game after one has made his move with say 0.18 on his clock , he watches his opponent's clock run down to "0.00". It stays that way.
Then the pop up message "Connection Interrupted. Reconnecting" pops up.
And the screen is refreshed.
Lo and behold, one has lost the game on time as the screen player's clock time of 0.18 has turned into 0.00 while the opponent's clock time of 0.00 has turned into 0.6.
IMO however the opponent may have actually lost on time but for the fact that the Live Chess clocking system ADDS additional time to an opponent's clock after a temporary disconnect.
Here is an example.
Black's time after 9...Nf6 ==> 1.21
Black's time afer 10.Re1 ===> 1.40
I've had 3 disconnects in the last two days, 2 in the last hour. Very annonying. Often I have the advantage, too. I don't know if my ISP is bad here, or if the site is unreliable. I'm guessing it is the ISP. I'll just have to wait till I'm back at my house before playing any more chess. No sense making my opponents wait 3 minutes before finally winning by default, while my rating gets thrown in the toilet.
Actually, I don't mind my rating getting smashed. It just means I get paired with people I can beat easier. When I'm paired with someone who has my rating, I know I'll probably win.
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I get it once in a while...but it reconnects almost immediately fortunately.
During blitz tournaments a curious often happens: I'm playing well, often in a winning position, when suddenly a "connection interrupted" message appears.
My opponent is on the move (his clock is red and counting down) My clock is stopped. When the connection is resumed, my opponent's clock shows more time
and mine show less! This has happened several times, usually in bullet tournaments or 1 minute games. I haven't noticed it so much on other timed games.
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The Miami Marlins signed relief pitcher Carlos Marmol to a one-year deal worth $1.25 million, pending a physical exam.
The deal could include other incentives, according to ESPN Deportes. These possible incentives are unknown though.
Marmol is looking to rebound from a forgettable 2013 season with the Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers, where he recorded a 4.41 earned run average with only two saves in 51 games.
He is expected to compete with incumbent closer Steve Cishek for the job. Cishek notched 34 saves with a 2.33 ERA and a 2-4 record for the Marlins in 2013
Marmol brings plenty of experience to the closer position though with 117 career saves in seven seasons, according to CBS Sports. His win-loss record currently stands at 23-32.
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Tucker began from the presumption that Peev had deliberately printed a comment that was off the record; Peev maintained that anything was fair game after the parties had agreed to start and the tape recorder was rolling. Tucker thought Powers' request for clemency ought to have been good enough; Peev sniffed: "Are you really that acquiescent in the United States?" Then cameth the smackdown from Tucker: "Since journalistic standards in Great Britain are so much dramatically lower than they are here, it's a little much being lectured on journalistic ethics by a reporter from The Scotsman."
Due to satellite delay, the audience got a chance to react (i.e. mouth dropping open) before Peev did; watch for her arch "Really!" as Tucker keeps talking/insulting her. Responded Peev: "If this is the first time that candid remarks have been published about what one campaign team thinks of the other candidate, then I would argue that your journalists aren't doing a very good job of getting to the truth." Ouch.
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Bremerhaven, 26 January 2009. The Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research in the Helmholtz Association can conduct the ongoing Polarstern expedition LOHAFEX". Independent scientific and legal reviews sought by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety concluded that the iron fertilisation experiment LOHAFEX is neither against environmental standards nor the international law in force. There are thus no ecological and legal reasons to further suspend the iron fertilisation experiment LOHAFEX.
Reacting to the positive news from the Federal Ministry of Research Dr. Karin Lochte, Director of the Alfred Wegener Institute, said: "We are glad that the experts have fully confirmed our own ecological risk assessment. Now an independent party has also made it clear that the environmental impacts in the study area will be negligibly small." LOHAFEX will provide valuable data for climate and earth system research if the experiment is conducted as planned.
Lochte further stated: "The controversy on LOHAFEX has been basically reduced to a political conflict that we as a research institute cannot solve. This situation is unusual for the Alfred Wegener Institute. Nevertheless, I am absolutely convinced myself that only independent scientific studies like LOHAFEX will help in arriving at a substantiated and fact-based political decision on whether or not iron fertilisation in the ocean is a useful technique that could contribute to climate protection."
"We are relieved, of course, by the decision of the Federal Ministry of Research to proceed with the experiment," Lochte commented. This decision will send out an important signal to the international scientific community that Germany remains a reliable partner even in difficult political situations. The decision is also of great importance for our Indian partner, the National Institute of Oceanograp
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I need some help as how to not sound weird and maybe inappropriate. On the birth announcement cards I will be sending out I want to mention James (just because he is no longer here doesnt mean he shouldnt get mentioned) however I dont know how to word it. I was thinking something like "James K and Abigail I proud parents from the second we found out. She will be loved both in heaven and on earth" but does that sound strange/inappropriate? Especially as Im mentioning heaven and earth? Do you think people will get the wrong idea that shes gone to heaven? I personally like the bit about heaven and earth I just cant seem to think of something for the bit after our names. I want it to say something about how happy we were when we found out. Please keep bumped as Id like as many different opinions (and ideas) as possible. Ive posted the link and picture below so you can get a rough idea of what the card looks like (I can personalise what it says).
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Diarrhea* not Diahrea
..And WTF is up with those shoes?… Did she just pick those up at Goodwill? Biatch needs a stylist
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I hate leggings. That is a style that didn't need to come back.
Personally I would find it more arousing…
yuck. She is so disgusting and so is her flat ass.
those shoes are awful but that's pretty much the only thing I hate about her…
but I'd prefer rachel bilson :o god I miss the O.C. THIIIIISSSSSSSSSSS MUUUUUCCCHHHHH
That crotch seam looks like it's cutting her tiny flat ass in half. I bet it's also giving her the world's nastiest cameltoe. I bet her little spelunking cootch is giving the world's widest oozing split-apart… Not a clamilicious image…
I have to stop now because I'm running out of euphymisms for her twat.
if I was Mischa Barton, I wouldn't even wear clothes until there was at least a 20 pound weight gain in there somewhere. come on now, she's a stick!
1988 called. They want their purse back.
She is the new Jen Aniston – wanna be boho-chic, plain jane
Are those keds..?
i see you ladies are on quite a feline estrogen high today…
*stabs his eyes out*
There is nothing attactive about her.
"Mischa Barton was spotted showing off her butt in leggings"
Uhhhhh. . .what butt?
"Mischa Barton was spotted showing off her butt in leggings"
Uhhhhh. . .what butt?
Why is she even famous anymore?! Other than OC, has she done anything noteworthy?! Does she have any chance of doing anything noteworthy in the future?
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On August 1, 2014, FBI Wind Down, Inc. went out of business as per its Chapter 11 liquidation filing under bankruptcy. FBI Wind Down, Inc. completed the sale of its assets to KPS Capital Partners L.P. on November 25, 2013. Previously, it was engaged in the design, manufacture, sourcing, and retail of home furnishings in the United States and internationally. The company was formerly known as Furniture Brands International, Inc. and changed its name to FBI Wind Down, Inc. in November 2013. FBI Wind Down, Inc. was founded in 1921 and is based in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Your money and personal information are two areas where being fooled is not funny. Being a victim of fraud or a scam is never pleasant and many unsuspecting people who should know better get caught because they let their guard down and don't use reason. Scam artist are very talented and work very hard to make all of their scams believable. Arming yourself with a little knowledge and always doing your research are two great ways to avoid being a fraud victim.
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Family is one of the strongest bonds - most of us will do anything for our family, especially parents or kids. And it is this strong sense of responsibility that can create havoc to even the best laid retirement plans. There are a few moves you can make to help avoid financial disruption caused by your family especially if your become aware of some of the possible negative outcomes that could be looming in your future.
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People have a tendency to make financial matters more complicated than they really need to be. Complicated planning worksheets, detailed budgets and net worth calculations and other financial tools can all become overwhelming. Sometimes, the best way to achieve big goals is to make your plans as simple as possible. Why is keeping is simple so important? It is because you are more likely to follow through if the process is simple and easily repeatable week after week.
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From the moment we arrived at Secrets we were in awe... this place was absolutley breathtaking! We were greeted by friendly staff with champaign and cool cloths and then escorted to the open air lobby. Check in was pleasant however they do ask you to sit through their vacation club presentation... I was not happy about this but we agreed to do it and I'm glad we did because they gave us $300 to use towards our excursions. We had paid for a garden view room with partial ocean view and were pleasantly suprised when they "upgraded" us to the 8th floor and full ocean view.
The room: WAS AMAZING! I honestly don't think there is a room with a bad view here... not even the side towers. Loved the huge king sized bed and garden tub in the room. Fully stocked mini fridge, huge 2 head walk in shower and large armoire for hanging all your clothes (plus huge dresser). We had the balcony doors open 24/7 and enjoyed the warm ocean breeze as much as we could. We never had a problem with bugs either.
The pools: so many to choose from! When you pay for the Secrets side, you can use any of the facilites in the resort, including on the Now Amber (family) side. We really only swam in the heated pool that has the swim up bar in it. It was the perfect temp and the swim up bar was awesome. The bartenders can make you anything, but you better know what you want or they'll just start giving you random stuff - which is fun too! The waitstaff on the beach and around the pool are great too. Omar took very good care of us and was always happy to get us whatever we needed. The phrase that pays here is always "it's my pleasure"
The beach: Not the softest sand ever, but very clean and lot's of it! Right in the middle of the beach there was a cool area that a ton of rocks had washed up over time. Everyday you'd see people down there picking out rocks to take home.
Entertainment: They have a whole team of people to entertain you. They were really good at going around and asking everyone to participate. Everyday there are tons of things going on from yoga in the morning, to beach volleyball, shooting range, tennis, guacamole making lessons etc. Then at night they play outdoor movies or have huge dinners on the beach with entertainment. They also have a club in the resort. We went to it one night and it was ok... music wasn't the best. They advertised a "rock night" that might have been good but we didn't make it.
The restaurants: SO good! We almost didn't make it to all of them! Every morning we went to the Now side and had their breakfast buffet. It was much bigger then the one on the Secrets side and had much more to choose from. I highly recommend the fried banannas, french toast and scrambled eggs. You can make bloody mary's and mimosa's till your hearts content too!
Our favorite restaurant was the Mexican place - Tamarindo. We both had skirt steak that was absolutley perfect! Service was excellant and the decor was fun and festive.
Himitsu - the pan asian place was great too. We ate here on our first night. We weren't sure what to expect, but it was awesome inside. Sunken tables and great service just added to the already great food. You could also reserve a hibachi table here. We weren't fans of the the rolls that had cream cheese though, they were just too much. the spicy tuna roll was yummy!
The french place, Bordeaux was ok... not the best service that night. The food was just ok and the decor was blahhh.
Italian night (last supper) at Capri was so very good! Our server was fantastic and so was the food. We splurged and got 2 appitizers, 3 entree's and 3 deserts. Ha! Our server even brought our deserts on a platter that said "Happy Honeymoon".
Oceana - basically on the beach, gorgeous views. Loved the shrimp taco's and the lemon pie! Service was just ok both times we ate here.
Barefoot Grill (pool buffet) - great BBQ ribs and make your own burgers (didn't like the pizza at all) Awesome guacamole too!
Room service we used probably 5 times - it was fast and really good - and they'll totally bring you a six pack of beer with your food too!
Over all the food was fantastic and you can order as much or as little as you want. We had a blast eating different things than normal and we never once got sick from the water! They filter their water but they have bottles everywhere too.
Housekeeping was great! Tomasa kept our room as tidy as she could. We got a little lazy after the first 3 days or so. She did a great job!
Some small complaints... Obviously it was our choice to sleep with the balcony doors open every night, but everyday around 4:00 am and 5:30 am we'd get woken up by either cleaning crews pressure washing something outside or silverware being rolled 8 floors down at the breakfast place. whatever, we went right back to sleep but still kind of annoying.
Entertainment: the first 4 days we were there (including a weekend) there was NO music at the pool?! A few guests had brought down their own ipods and speakers and played music for everyone. lame... then, when they did have music, around 3:00 in the afternoon, he played the same 3 songs over and over (2 of which included J-LO songs???) The music was horrible - and I love all kinds of music so I'm not picky. At one point, some guy tipped the DJ $20 to play all 80's and 90's and then we at least got away from j-lo!
The pool: it closes at 8 but the bar closes at 5... everyday, it was just when people started letting loose and having fun that the bar would close and the music would stop - Then there really wasn't a place for people to move too... it was like there was a 2 hour or so span between the pool bar closing and places opening for dinner that there was no place to go - except the lobby bar; which wasn't a fun hangout for people in their bikinis and trunks... wish there was another bar outside for those people.
Some tips: the resort has taxis (white cars sitting at entrance) that you can use, you just have to ask a bell hop. It saves you from walking down to the main street, and they're generally nicer cars and not as crazy as drivers - costs the same too.
-the bus is safe, cheap and easy
-Vallarta adventures was a really good tour company, We did the snorkeling at Marietta Islands, Outdoor tour, and Rhythms of the night. Felt very safe on all.
If you don't mind sleeping on the family side (the rooms are the same) you can still use the secrets side as long as you don't have kids and you'll save at least a couple hundred dollars. Wish we would have know that before we booked!
Overall, we absolutely LOVED this place and would recommend it to anyone looking for a luxurious all-inclusive resort in PV!


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U.S. Attorney Mike Heavican announced Wednesday that two men from Exotic Gift Emporium and another two men from Super Exotica are being charged with conspiring to sell and selling drug paraphernalia.
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Rajinder Kumar, Christopher Pinkelman, Christian Firoz and Frank Firoz face up to three years in prison and or $250,000 in fines.
Lancaster County attorney Gary Lacey said charging the men federally means they face a stiffer penalty.
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Does anybody do funnier segments on gay issues than Jon Stewart of the Daily Show? (Okay, Colbert, MAYBE). Stewart's wacky on-point segments like Gay Watch are bacon bits of comedy genius.
Deep-Dish pizza is a tourists long-awaited first bite, a city transplants new love, yet consistently a Chicagoans last option. Although just as delicious, many Deep-Dish experiences result in a post Deep-Dish coma.
That's what made it so fun to be a conservative. Now it's just equality for all, blah blah blah.
Bill Cosby must have been feeling frisky. Arriving at the Madison Square Garden Theater for the seventh annual "Stand Up for Heroes" benefit this week, he wrapped Cindy Adams in his homey sweater and began to roughhouse the gossip columnist.
Is Santa gay?! Could it be? Hallmark seems to think there's something really wrong with being gay... so they changed an entire Christmas carol to make their point!
The failed regulator is now happy to put forward proposals that he thinks have no chance of implementation. Greenspan played the jester, but Jon Stewart was not amused.
In this wide-ranging interview, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Christopher Hedges talks with me about class war, nonviolence, The Great Gatsby, and about the lost art of satire.
No doubt we do have a "liberal media" but it consists mainly of professional comedians. Except for the brilliance cast by a tiny fraction of periodicals, by an edge of the Internet, and by a few TV shows, the liberal media consists largely of jokers who help us to laugh so we won't cry.
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John Boehner, Ted Cruz & Rand Paul are geniuses, true patriots & founding fathers. (What did George Washington ever do that was so great anyway?) Slow down the government to prove how slow the government is! Love it!
What's the city equivalent of being stranded on a desert island these days? It's being without a landline, Internet, or television service. That was me last week, and I wasn't sure I'd survive.
Malala Yousafzai, 16 years old, is the proud recipient of the Sakharov Prize...
When shaping that wild and precious life, it's good to remember that there's so much to see out here in the light -- nature, beauty, the blue sky, the trees, music, art, sex, laughing, good food.
I want news I can trust. I know this is not a simple problem. But it starts with journalists using their expertise and authority to accurately describe what is happening.
In Malala's recent interview with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show, she discussed how she would respond to a Taliban assassin. Her answer left Stewart speechless.
Millennials are not just a peanut gallery. The indecision in DC affects us too, and that $17 trillion in debt ain't goin' away. If we intend to fix this mess, then we'd better pay attention. But instead of confronting the (dismal) direction our nation is headed, we're off in the corner cracking jokes.


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WASHINGTON, DC � Senators Chris Dodd (D-CT) and Joe Lieberman (ID-CT), along with Representatives Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) and Joe Courtney (D-CT), introduced legislation this week that would authorize new partnerships between institutions of higher education and local low-income school districts to enhance teacher skills and student achievement. The Teachers Professional Development Institutes Act would provide for the establishment of eight new Teachers Professional Development Institutes each year over the next five years. These institutes would be modeled after the very successful Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute, which has been in operation since 1978.
Senators Lieberman and Dodd introduced their bill in the Senate yesterday, and today Representatives DeLauro and Courtney introduced a companion bill in the House of Representatives.
|�When our teachers use proven and effective classroom methods, our kids win,� said Dodd. �This bill takes the successful teacher development model created at the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute and establishes eight similar institutes yearly throughout the country. It will help our teachers become even better, which means our children will get an even better education.�
|�We know that teachers gain confidence and enthusiasm when they have a deeper understanding of the subject matter that they teach and this translates into higher expectations for their students and an increase in student achievement,� Lieberman said. �This legislation will give teachers around the country an opportunity to gain more sophisticated knowledge and a chance to develop curriculum with other colleagues that can be directly applied in their classrooms.�
|�Based on the innovative Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute model, which enables teachers to focus on and build their strengths, this bill will dramatically improve the quality of our nation�s teachers � translating directly to higher student achievement. By establishing partnerships between varied learning institutions, we will ensure that generations of school children will have the opportunities they deserve to succeed,� said Congresswoman DeLauro. �Especially right now given the debate around teacher evaluations, I am very proud of the tried and true method developed in my hometown to improve our school system, and am eager to see its impact nationwide.�
|�Expanding this successful program will provide teachers with the tools and resources necessary to enhance their curriculums and develop more well-rounded students,� said Rep. Courtney, a member of the House Education and Labor Committee. �I�m confident that the Yale-New Haven model can be replicated nationally, and that it will benefit low-income schools and students across the country.�
The Teachers Professional Development Institutes Act would establish Teachers Professional Development Institutes throughout the nation each year over five years. Teachers Professional Development Institutes build partnerships between institutions of higher education and local public schools with a significant number of low-income students. The goal of the Institutes is to strengthen the present teacher workforce by giving participants the opportunity to gain more sophisticated content knowledge and a chance to develop curriculum units that can be directly applied in classrooms.


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FREMONT, Calif., Aug. 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- WaferGen Biosystems, Inc. (OTCBB:WGBS), a leading developer of state-of-the-art genomic analysis systems, announced today that it intends to file its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the period ended June 30, 2011 within two weeks. The company had previously filed a Form 12b-25 with the Securities and Exchange Commission relating to its Form 10-Q filing.
In order to complete its financial statements and other information contained in the Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q, the company needs additional time to finalize the valuation amounts and related accounting treatment of convertible preferred stock, convertible notes and warrants issued on May 27, 2011 in the company's $30.6 million private placement financing.
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So I have a question about trying to get the right amount of sleep for my LO crammed in around my ODD schedule. LO is 12 mo and takes 2 naps currently. The problem is that she stays with a babysitter 3 days/week, which throws a kink in timing of the 2nd nap. Here is her normal schedule;
Sometime b/t 5:30-6:30 WU (not sure exactly when she wakes up, I just leave monitor off until it's time for me to get up and go feed her)...nurse/bfast 7am-ish
PD for 1st nap 8:30-9, used to sleep 1.5 hr...nurse/lunch 11am
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ODD PU from school at 3pm. If at babysitters, I pick LO up after and we're home by 4 (which is too late to PD for nap). If we have to pick up ODD, we have to leave house by 2:30 to get there in time (which means putting her down at 1 is pushing it)
Down for night by 7:30pm after last nursing of the night
Those first two naps are crammed in a short amount of time with very little WT. No biggie when she was little but now she's getting older and wants to stay up more...but I don't know if she's quite ready for ONE big nap or not. She's fighting both naps more these days. Used to maybe cry or whine a few minutes before going to sleep, lately and right now we are going on 30 minutes or more...She's not sitting up, just laying there crying and rolling around periodically.
Help please! I don't remember the transition with my ODD 4 years ago, but I didn't have to work around another schedule.


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Cheryl Pyle -JAZZ FLUTIST
The versatile flutist Cheryl Pyle received her BA in music from the University of California at Berkeley in 1976, having received her Associates Degree from Mesa College in 1974. Her teachers included Merrill Jordan, Janet Maestre, Francis Watson, and Jayn Rosenfeld. She took Master Classes with Jean-Pierre Rampal, Julius Baker, James Newton. At Berkeley, she was a member of the school's orchestra, and she possesses an extensive classical solo repertoire. From 1975 to 1976 she served as Musical Director of the Berkeley Shakespeare Festival, and she has performed in orchestras for over half a dozen musical theater productions. From 1977 to 1980 she was on the faculty at Berkeley as its flute teacher in the Jazz Department and taught at the Manchester Music Festival in Vermont in 1993 and 1996. While at Berkeley, Ms. Pyle was Principal flutist in the University Jazz Ensemble. This group appeared at the Pacific Coast Jazz Festival where they played with such major artists as Sonny Rollins, George Duke, Freddie Hubbard, Hubert Laws, and Joe Henderson. They also performed at the 1976 Concord Jazz Festival. After graduation, she performed extensively in the San Francisco area, where she was a performing member of the Loft Jazz Association. She played with many notable Bay area musicians, including Bishop Norman Williams, Susan Muscarella, Bruce Forman, and Jessica Williams.
Since moving to New York in the fall of 1980, Ms. Pyle has been heard in a variety of settings. She has appeared at such jazz clubs as the Blue Note, Somethin' Jazz, Art on A Gallery, Seventh Avenue South, Jazz Forum, Angry Squire, Kave Haz, The Garage, Cornelia Street Café, CBGB's Art Gallery, St. Peter's Church, Amazonas, Bar on A ,Cultural 5-C Cafe, Tong Ren Center, NUBLU, Downtown Music Galley, Spectrum, Sycamore Radio Zero, Zirzamin, Gizzy's, Brecht Forum , Frost Gallery, University of the Streets, Fat Baby's, ABC No RIO, Why Not Jazz, ShapeShifter Lab, Taller Latino, Medicine Show Theater,CultureFix,Birdland and Wild Goose Creative- Ohio.
She was also heard at the Annual Women's Jazz Festival as well as the Mount Vernon Jazz Festival in New York. She is a member of the World Flute Orchestra and NY Jazz Flutet. Her jazz composition, Dalle Alle, was awarded in 1989 by the Billboard Song Contest, and her lyrics have received numerous poetry awards such as the Gold Poet Award in 1989 and 1990. Her lyrics have been recorded by such fine jazz singers as Janis Siegel (of Manhattan Transfer), Roseanna Vitro, Jeri Brown, Judi Silvano, Gloria Cooper and Sheila Jordan. her lyrics have been recorded on Atlantic, Justin time, Random Act, Sklyine, Muse and Concord records. She has performed her solo flute compositions at Kitty Brazelton's Real Music Festival in 1993, continues to compose works for jazz flute. In 1996, she performed in the opera premier of The Other Wiseman by Stephanie de Kennessey with the Golden Fleece Opera company in New York. Her first classical recording was the Frostiana song cycle with the composer, Randall Thompson conducting Ms.Pyle as flute soloist.
Ms Pyle has performed and played with such fine musicians as Joe Lovano, Andy LaVerne, Fred Hersch, Tom Harrell, Mark Soskin, Billy Bang, Danilo Perez, Mike Holober, David Phelps, Chuck Loeb, Mark Cohen, Steve LaSpina, Michael Cochrane, Ron McClure, Billy Hart, Ben Monder, Sergio Brandao, Max Ridgway, Randall Colbourne, Billy Hart, Adam Nussbaum, Duduka Fonseca, Charlie Haden, Arthur Kell, Lucy Galliher, Bele Beledo, Premik Russell Tubbs, Frank Burrows, Neil Alexander, Danny Gottlieb, James Williams, John Abercrombie, Paul Motian, Peter Washington, Roberta Piket, Nora McCarthy, Jorge Sylvester, Claire De Brunner, Dom Minasi, Lou Grassi, Tony Cimorisi, Hans Peter Salentin, Joop Wolters, Stephan Crump, Francois Grillot, Rez Abassi, Gerry Gibbs, Newman Taylor Baker, Daniel Carter, Stomu Takeshi, Bern Nix, Biggi Vinkeloe, Atma Anur & others. She has recorded on Contemporary and Chesky Records with Tom Harrell, Joe Lovano, Danilo Perez, Charlie Haden and Paul Motion.
Since recording her first quartet CD in 1997-DALLE ALLE on the 11th street music label, the jazz group has been playing many jazz clubs and concerts, 2008 there were two performances with Joop Wolters in New York performing his music. 2009 recording projects include Til Soon, Blood Fountains-FLOODS-Stephen Kasner, and Altar of Oblivion-SINEWS OF ANGUISH with Martin Sparvath . SURREAL was released on the 11th street music label in 2010, Audio Chocolate-Paul Tauteroff's cd-featuring flute on "The Journey". INSIDE DIALOGUE released Jan 2011, is available on itunes, cdbaby, dig station. SOUL DUST-11th street music with Max Ridgway, Cheryl Pyle and Randall Colbourne. SOUND SCULPTURES released in 2012 -11th street music with Max Ridgway and WONDERFUL TIMES-Dewey records/KAZHARGAN-Stan Zaslavsky, Hans Peter Salentin, Cheryl Pyle, Max Ridgway, Brian Mitchell Brody, Sean O'Bryan Smith , Tony Cimirosi, Alesandre Zaslavsky.
11th street music cd releases in 2013 include Green Underworld with Max Ridgway and Randall Colbourne, Far Out Flute & Bass, Flute Karma Duo live, and New-tet live in NYC . Performances in 2012 include flute / bass duos with live painter Anthony Cerretani, and participating in the Dissident Arts Festival Orchestra 2012, 2013 ,2014 improvising a live score to the silent film classics Metropolis, Cabinet of Dr Caligari and Battleship Potempkin.
2014 recordings include Post Fiction-Dewey Records-Kazahargan Jazz group, Flute Karma Duo with Premik Russell Tubbs, Modern Art with Max Ridgway and Randall Colbourne, Trio Live at ShapeShifter Lab with Roberta Piket and Newman Taylor Baker, Duo with Claire de Brunner, Axel Weiss-Silent Noise on Saturn, and Duo with Nora McCarthy -Let's Talk about Now. 2015 recordings include Flute Fables, Flute Duo with Biggi Vinkeloe + Raw Sound Sweden, Beyond Duo live at Art on A gallery with Bern Nix and live concerts include Beyond Duo, Trio , Quartet and Quintets.
Cheryl Pyle is available to perform in duo, trio, quartet settings, and available for online recording projects and lessons in composition, theory, lyric writting and flute playing.
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MAHASEN-11TH Street Music- 2015 -Cheryl Pyle-flute/William Ruiz-percussion, drums, bells
FLUTE DUO LIVE AT DOWNTOWN MUSIC GALLERY- 11th Street Music 2015-CHERYL PYLE/MARK ALBAN LOTZ-Flutes
BEYOND QUINTET LIVE AT ABC NO RIO -11th Street Music 2015-Cheryl Pyle-flute/Gene Coleman-Flute-Piccolo/Bern Nix-Guitar/Michael Eaton-Soprano Sax/David Tamura-Tenor Sax
BEYOND DUO - 11th street music 2015- Cheryl Pyle -flute /Bern Nix -guitar- live from Art on A Gallery
BIGGI VINKELOE/CHERYL PYLE -FLUTE DUO -RAW SOUND SWEDEN LIVE AT DOWNTOWN MUSIC GALLERY-11th street music 2015 -Biggi Vinkeloe- alto sax /flute, Cheryl Pyle -flute, Elsa Bergman-bass, Anna Hogberg-alto sax, Malin Wattring-tenor sax, Signe Dahlgreen-tenor sax, Anna Lund-drums with Shayna Dulberger-bass
REACHING THE END- Lords Of Triumph- Journey's End Records -2015- Phil Swanson - Vocals, Martin Meyer Sparvath - Guitars, Keyboards & Backing Vocals, C. Nørgaard - Bass, Andreas Joen - Drums, Additional Keyboards by Lars Strøm ,Guest Appearance on Flute by Cheryl Pyle
FLUTE FABLES-11th Street Music -2015- Cheryl Pyle- compositions, flutes
MESS AROUND-Renjenstromkin 2014-CROSSING BORDERS Group -vocalist/pianist- Jennifer Scott , bassist Rene Worst , saxophonist/vocalist Kristen Strom, guitarist -Scott Sorkin , drummer- Jason Lewis(Rain waltz-music Fred Hersch/Lyrics -Cheryl Pyle)
SILENT NOISE ON SATURN -Intrinsic Records-2014-Cheryl Pyle - flutes,Axel Weiss - guitars, keys, strings, perc., whistling, mix, art
CLARITY-THE MUSIC OF CLARE FISCHER - Random Act Records-2014- Roseanna Vitro-vocals, Mark Soskin-piano, Sara Caswell-violin, Dean Johnson-bass, Tim Horner -drums, Mino Cinelu- percussion, lyrics by Cheryl Pyle on Pavillon -Life's Journey and The Duke- Swingin with the Duke
LET'S TALK ABOUT NOW -11th street music- 2014 -Nora McCarthy- voice, spoken word, poetry/ Cheryl Pyle- flute , spoken word
MODERN ART - 11th street music-2014- Cheryl Pyle-flute tracks 1, 4 ,6 ,8 .11, Max Ridgway-guitar, bass, effects, Randall Colbourne -drums
TRIO LIVE AT SHAPESHIFTER LAB-11TH Street Music-2014 -Cheryl Pyle -flute, Roberta Piket-piano, Newman Taylor Baker-washboard percussion
FLUTE KARMA LIVE AT DOWNTOWN MUSIC GALLERY- 11th street Music 2014 - Premik Russell Tubbs, Cheryl Pyle -flutes and electronics
POST FICTION -Dewey Records/Kazhargan -2014- Stan Zaslavsky-piano/compositions, Hans Peter Salentin-trumpet-horn arr, Cheryl Pyle-flute,spoken word, Max Ridgway-guitar, Sean O'Bryan Smith-bass, Laurent Planells-drums
ALCHEMY OF TIMES- 11th Street Music-2014 - Cheryl Pyle- Flute, Bass, Keyboard
Outer Limits -Jampykeys Music- 2013 CD- Jampykeys - Giampaolo Rolli: Music, synthesizers, programming, arrangments ,Cheryl Pyle: Flute and poems on track 3 / 13 - Flute on track 6 ,Bill Berends: Guitar on track 3.
SITTING AT THE LAKE -Hans Peter Salentin- Dewey Records-2013, with Cheryl Pyle, Max Ridgway, Benni Freibott, Tato Gomez, Stan Z, Tony Cimorosi, Yves Ferrand
DUO - CLAIRE DE BRUNNER -BASSOON & CHERYL PYLE -FLUTE 11th street music Sept 2013 - Cheryl Pyle -flute , Claire De Brunner -bassoon
NEW-TET LIVE IN NYC - 11th street music -2013 -Cheryl Pyle, Daniel Carter, Max Johnson, Newman Taylor Baker
INSIDE OUT - NIGHT GALLERY -9th records -2013-Mark Demon - Vocals,Kit E. Hawke - Bass Guitar, Jimmy Dragon - Drums/Percussion,Paul Ash - Keyboards, Gerry Barnas-guitar, Jesse Effros-guitar, Zarabeth Burns -violin, Cheryl Pyle -flute ,Colin Stroker -background vocals
FAR OUT - 11th street music -2013 - Cheryl Pyle -compositions, flute, bass, poetry
GREEN UNDERWORLD -11th street music- 2013- with Cheryl Pyle -flute & poetry, Max Ridgway -guitar , acoustic bass, and Randall Colbourne drums
FLOW -Intrinsic Records 2012 - Axel Weiss(guitar), Cheryl Pyle(flute), Oddrun Eikli(vocals), Arne Hiorth(trumpet), Stan Zaslavsky(piano), Sean O'bryan Smith(bass)
BLUE WINDOW - Dewey Records 2012 - Hans Peter Salentin , Kuba Stankiewicz /Piano,Roman Chraniuk/ Bass,Marcin Jahr /Drums,Julia Sawicka/ Vocal with Guests : Cheryl Pyle on Flute / Vocal and Dirk Rumig
SOUND SCULPTURES- Cheryl Pyle -11th street music -2012 -Cheryl Pyle -flute & bass with Max Ridgway -guitar
WONDERFUL TIMES -Dewey Records/KAZHARGAN-2012- Piano-: Stan Z (Russia). Trumpet: Hans Peter Salentin (Germany). Flute: Cheryl Pyle (New York). Sax: Brian Mitchell Brody (USA). Guitar: Max Ridgway (USA). NS Double bass: Tony Cimorosi (New York). Electric bass: Sean O'Bryan Smith (USA). Drums & Percussion: Papa Z (Russia).
SOUL DUST- 11th street music- 2011 with Cheryl Pyle -flute ,electric bass, Max Ridgway -guitar , acoustic bass, and Randall colbourne drums.
INSIDE DIALOGUE- Cheryl Pyle- 11th street music -2011- Cheryl Pyle -flute & bass, piano, effects
9 FLUTE DUOS - 11th street music -2011 - Cheryl Pyle and Nick Gianni -flutes and improvising
AUDIO CHOCOLATE-Paul Tauterouff-- 2010- Cheryl Pyle flute -The Journey
SURREAL -Cheryl Pyle -flute and bass-11th street music -2010 -Cheryl Pyle -flute and bass (keyboards, effects & boss br600 drums)
FLOODS-BLOOD FOUNTAINS- Utech records-2009- Stephen Kasner, David Beaver, Mat Woods, Cheryl Pyle –flute,and the vocals of Yoshiko Ohara (Bloody Panda)
TIL SOON- Cheryl Pyle Trio-11th street music - 2009 –Cheryl Pyle –flute and bass with boss br600 drums
SINEWS OF ANGUISH-Altar of oblivion-Shadow Kingdom Records- 2009-Cheryl Pyle –flute – a retreat into delusions and sinews of anguish.. w/ Martin Sparvath, Mik Mentor, Alan Larsen, C. Norgaard, Lars Strom
DEDICATED TO YOU-Gloria Cooper-Origin Records 2004- Two Reflect as One-music by Michael Cochrane/lyrics by Cheryl Pyle . arr. by Don Sickler, w/ Wayne Escoffrey, Freddie Bryant, Tim Givens , Vince Cherico.
HI MIKE- 2000-Cheryl Pyle flute - they come down and lambuddy- Guitars/Keyboards:Mike Stand and Johnny Mike!--French Horn: Lou Denaro--Bass:JimmySplatt--Drums: ErichMike and SighMike
JAZZ CHILD - Sheila Jordan - High Note -1998 BUFFALO WINGS - Music by T. Harrell, lyrics by C. Pyle
DALLE ALLE - Cheryl Pyle Quartet - 11 Street Music - 1997- C. Pyle (flute) with David Phelps (guitar), Stephan Crump (bass) and Kirk Driscoll (drums)
PASSION DANCE - Roseanna Vitro - Telarc Jazz - 1996- SIMONE -weaver of dreams - Music by Frank Foster, lyrics by C. Pyle with Ken Werner (piano), Christian McBride (bass )and Elvin Jones (Drums)
HEART STRINGS - Sheila Jordan - Muse Records -1994 Out to Sea (Sail Away) - Music By Tom Harrell, Lyrics by Cheryl Pyle, strings arranged by Alan Broadbent, with Harvie Swartz - bass, Marvin Smitty Smith - drums
SOFTLY - Roseanna Vitro - Concord Records - 1993 Song For All Ages - Music by Fred Hersch, Lyrics by Cheryl Pyle, Life I Choose - Music by Tom Harrell, Lvrics by Cheryl Pyle, with Jay Anderson, Tom Rainey, George Coleman, Tim Reis, and Mino Cinelu
THE D.T.'S - The D.T.'s - C-4 Productions - 1993. Cheryl Pyle -- Flute on Moonflower, with Rich Kelly, J. P. Harvey, guitars, Dr. Planet - bass, J. Kaplan -drums, engineer-Josh Silver
THE PEACOCKS - Teri Brown - Justin Time Records - 1993 Don't Ask - Music by Fred Hersch, Lyrics by Cheryl Pyle with Kirk Lightsey, Rufus Reid, Wali Muhammad, and Peter Leitch
DANCING VOICES - Judi Silvano - J.S.L. Records - 1992 Two Hearts Wonder - Music by Tom Harrell, Lyrics by Cheryl Pyle, with Joe Lovano, Tim Hagens, Salvatore Bonafede, Ken Werner and Scott Lee
PASSAGES - Tom Harrell - Chesky Records - 1992, with Joe Lovano - sax, Cheryl Pyle - flute, Danilo Perez - piano, Peter Washington - bass, Paul Motian - drums, Café - percussion
MIRAGE - Jeri Brown - Justin Time Records - 1991 Mirage and Child Song - Music by Fred Hersch, Lyrics by Cheryl Pyle
VISIONS - Tom Harrell - Contemporary Records - 1991 with Joe Lovano - sax, Cheryl Pyle - flute, Danilo Perez - piano, Charlie Haden - bass and Paul Motian - drums
FORM - Tom Harrell - Contemporary Records - 1990. joe Lovano - sax, Cheryl Pyle - flute, Danilo Perez - piano, Charlie Haden - bass, Paul Motian - drums
SAIL AWAY - Tom Harrell - Contemporary Records - 1989. Joe Lovano - sax, Cheryl Pyle - flute, David Liebman - sax, James Williams - piano, Ray Drummond - bass, Adam Nussbaum - drums, John Abercrombie - guitar
SHORT STORIES - Janis Siegel - Atlantic Records - 1989. Janis Siegel - voice, Fred Hersch - piano; with lyrics by Cheryl Pyle, A Dance for Me
QUARTET - Mili Bermejo - Nuevo Records - 1988. With music by Fred Hersch, lyrics by Cheryl Pyle
A NIGHT IN THE LIFE - Santo - Source Records - 1987. Santo - guitar, Billy Bang - violin, Cheryl Pyle - flute
A QUIET PLACE - Roseanna Vitro - Skyline Records - 1987. Fred Hersch - piano, Eddie Daniels - sax. Mark Egan - bass, Joey Baron - drums; with lyrics by Cheryl Pyle, A Simple Samba and Mirage
FROSTIANA - Randall Thompson Conducts - Bassett Records - 1974. Cheryl Pyle - flute soloist (classical)
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
1- everybody's a fool sometime
2-fragile sketch of smile
3- on your way or dancing stone by stone
4- path of the suspended judgments
5-sendai 8.9
6-one step over the tell tell boundary
7-a candle for grace on avenue b( with max ridgway)
8-a fine line between love/hate/love
10-abundant stream of blue(with max ridgway)
11-sound sculptures -mov 1 & 2( with max ridgway)
music by cheryl pyle -flute & bass
max ridgway-guitar
cover art by bingo sanatra
cd graphics by max ridgway
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Biotech leaders urge on startups
Challenge is going public
It's a tough time for any company, including biotech firms, but there also may be some opportunities out there for entrepreneurs and startups.
Two leaders of biotech firms who went the small startup route after years with Amgen Inc. spoke Thursday about how their companies are faring in the down economy. The BioTech Forum drew people who had started their own business; who had an interest in launching, joining or helping guide young companies; or who had money to lend. Held at the Westlake Village Inn, the event drew about 60 people.
"You don't have to look very far to see things aren't great," said Keith Leonard, co-founder and CEO of Calabasas-based Kythera Biopharmaceuticals.
But even with the economy shrinking, investors pulling back and challenges facing the biotech and pharmaceutical industries, Leonard said it's not as bad as he thought it was going to be.
A big challenge right now is that going public with an initial public offering of stock is no longer on the table, Leonard said.
"That exit is closed," he said. "It is bolted shut and nobody has any idea when it's going to come back."
That's a challenge close to home, because Kythera received its last round of venture capital funding last May in anticipation of using the money to work toward an IPO. Instead, the company is moving forward, increasing the focus on its key product and looking at how far the funding will take it with others. After that, Leonard said he didn't know what would happen, but the company has to stay agile
Without an IPO option, companies have to seek funding from a shrinking pool, forge partnerships with larger companies or, more commonly, seek to be bought by one of the big guys. There are a lot of companies beating on that door right now, he said.
It makes it a buyers' market for the big companies, who can be choosy about who they buy, he said.
The outlook is grim for a lot of small biotech companies, said Robert Baltera, CEO of Amira Pharmaceuticals in San Diego.
There are hundreds of biotech companies in San Diego, and a lot of them are going out of business, putting quality employees out of work and leaving a lot of commercial real estate free, he said.
He quoted a statistic that there are about 400 private and small biotech firms in the nation and about two-thirds of them have about six months of cash on hand.
"Realistically speaking, it's a sad thing in a sense that you're going to see some babies tossed out with the bath water," he said.
New breakthroughs and technologies that need to advance may not get that chance, he said, and keeping scientific questions from being answered is not good for healthcare.
But even those bleak facts shouldn't be an absolute deterrent to the eager entrepreneur.
Leonard said there is still money available, particularly for the initial stages of funding for a startup firm.
What's important is landing that money, which Baltera said is more of a challenge than before.
"There's money out there. ... The question is how much of your soul do you want to sell to get that," he said. "As an entrepreneur, you need to think about that."
He said those seeking funding need to be realistic about the challenge, make sure their business plans are strong and not rush in.
Beyond the traditional venture capital there are other funding opportunities, such as charities, government money and angel investors.
BioTech Forum co-founder Brent Reinke mentioned that one local company recently landed funding from the Economic Development Collaborative of Ventura County, a connection that was made at a previous BioTech Forum.
He mentioned stimulus funding as another possible source and that a local venture capital firm was looking to lend.
"There are some positive things about being in the early stage in this environment," he said.
Beyond the funding, there are other opportunities for startups. Baltera said there is a lot of talent that companies would be smart to pick up if they can afford it.
Leonard said it all comes down to being able to embrace uncertainty. If an entrepreneur can do that, then it can be an adventure.
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Mildred Carr
Mildred Carr
Mildred Carr, age 96, of Electra, Texas passed away March 5, 2014 in Electra Health Care.
Services will be 2:00 p.m. Friday, March 7, 2014, at Bible Baptist Church. Interment will follow in Electra Memorial Park under the direction of Aulds Funeral Home.
The family will receive friends from 6:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 6, at Aulds Funeral Home of Electra
Mildred was born August 22, 1917 in Frederick, Oklahoma to the late James Franklin Cochran and Lillie Mae Carter Cochran.
She and Willie Amos Cook were married February 8, 1935 in Electra. He preceded her in death on December 28, 1955. She then married Allan David Carr on February 28, 1959 in Holliday, Texas. He also preceded her in death on January 18, 2001.
Mildred moved to Electra in 1984 and was a homemaker. She was a member of Bible Baptist Church. Mildred loved going to the Senior Citizens Center for lunch and enjoyed visiting with all her friends.
Her favorite pastime was camping with her husband and enjoyed meeting other family members on their trips.
Survivors include one daughter, Peggy Moore of Electra; two sons, David Carr and wife, Freddie of Yosanky, Texas and Larry Carr and wife, Pam of Cleburne, Texas; one sister, Bernice Walker; ten grandchildren; seventeen great-grandchildren and thirty-five great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one son, J. Lynn Cook in 1942; one granddaughter, Tracy Lynn Parish on January 30, 2007; one brother, Chester Cochran in 1996; and one sister, Velma Walker on January 30, 2009.
Serving as pallbearers will be grandsons, Tanner Alaniz, David Carr, Jimmy Carr, Darrell Moore, Leland Moore and Edwin Stevens.
The family suggests memorials to Hospice of Wichita Falls, 4909 Johnson Road, Wichita Falls, Texas 76310
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