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Recuerdo 2012 Malbec, 2012 Torrontes
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Four Roses Japanese-only Fine Old Bourbon
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For a recent Typhoon Haiyan survivors benefit, I created this simple rum punch inspired by Filipino flavors: Cut the heart of a medium size pineapple...zoom go to page
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A bushel of ripe grapefruit hits you on the nose of this impossibly pale new release, along with a few limes. Lemon and kiwi add to the...zoom go to page
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It always takes a few days to digest everything that happens at WSWA—not to mention, sober up—hence why it's taken me some time to post this wrap up on the convention of the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America in Las Vegas April 18-21st. At least, that's my story and I'm sticking to it. Distinct […]
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For the past 50 years or so since William Grant introduced Glenfiddich, the first marketed single malt Scotch whisky, "single malts" have dominated the dialogue about serious whisky appreciation worldwide, not-so-subtly pushing blended whiskies to a second-class category that has not always been warranted. But, owing probably to the popularity and thus growing scarcity of […]
For the love of Negronis …and Amaro
Ask an American bartender to name his or her favorite cocktail, and nine times out of ten you'll get one answer: Negroni. Negroni, Negroni, Negroni. What's behind this fascination with the cocktail somewhat famously created in post-WWI Firenza, Italy by "Count" Negroni (there are other theories, as well as questions about the Count's peerage, but […]
Why You Need To Know Sherry Better
Sherry is a wine category that is largely under-regarded in the drinking world at large and even in the fine wine world, partially because it has still not recovered from a period of mediocre quality in the late 20th century, and partially because it is so easily misunderstood. But the winemaking of Jerez is equally […]
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Need to find a gift bottle for that hard-to-impress cocktail fan? Your answer may be here. I'm lucky enough to get samples of a lot of different spirits, some of which are easier to categorize than others. That can be a detriment unfortunately, in that the more something is an outlier, the longer it may […]
Spirit of America: Bourbon With Benefits Reviewed
Connection to a charity can cloud a fair assessment of anything, so let's get this out of the way first: Spirit of America, it's name a somewhat plain-faced tribute to Bourbon's identity as the uniquely American spirit, gives $1 from each bottle purchase to its own charity called Hope for the Warriors, "a national […]
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I've sung the praises of my fellow spirits writer and friend Fred Minnick before, so it shouldn't come as a surprise to too many that I've come to do that again. What did surprise even me is how much I enjoyed tearing through Bourbon Curious. Released just in time for National Bourbon Heritage Month—and at […]


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One of the Microsoft Office program managers passed along some handy steps for creating an ink signature in Word for use in Outlook.
NOTE: Make sure that when you create the signature in Microsoft Word using "ink drawing and writing" (not "ink annotations") and use a filled-in canvas background (e.g. white). The default is transparent, which will display the ink as anti-aliased.
Detailed instructions: 1. In Outlook, go to Tools | Options | Mail Format tab 2. Press the Signatures button at the bottom of the dialog 3. Press the New button in the Create Signature dialog 4. Name the signature and choose "Start with a blank signature" 5. Choose Next 6. Choose Advanced Edit button on the Edit Signature dialog 7. Choose Yes to launch Word 8. In Word, choose Insert | Picture | Ink Drawing and Writing 9. Ink your signature in the canvas 10. Choose Stop Inking button on the Ink Drawing and Writing toolbar 11. Set the canvas fill to be white 1. The user can either: 1. Right-click on canvas and choose Format Drawing Canvas, then choose White on the Fill color picker 2. Double-click on canvas, which brings up the Format Drawing Canvas dialog, choose White on Fill color picker 3. If the Drawing toolbar is up, choose White from the Fill color split button 2. TIP (for user, which you may or may not want to put in the topic): If you are using a colored email stationary, you may want to choose a Drawing Canvas Fill color that more closely matches your stationary.
After this, the steps are the same as with all signature files: Close Word, save the changes, and the signature file is saved in Outlook.
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Hi Rob...I received an email from Find A Grave saying I had duplicated the above mentioned. I'm sorry I didn't realize there was one for Margaret. I found her obituary among my mother's things and posted it. (She was married to my grandfather, Clarence.) It matters not to me who maintains the info. I just like reading obituaries if available. So, if you want to copy her obit from my post, feel free, if not feel free. Just let me know what you decide and I will delete mine.
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Rob - very grateful for the Powell Family transfers - now is a good time to link the family members and add bios plus share a few representative photos...
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Rob, thanks, so nice of you to do that transfer. I will get his memorial updated with family history. Thanks again, Sharon
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Name: Lloyd J Surarrer
Birth Date: 1894
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Residence Place: Strongsville, Cuyahoga, Ohio, United States
Death Date: 11 Sep 1969
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From the Ohio Death Index. This is my Spouses Great Uncle. The Date Of death is incorrect on the memorial.
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Thanks Rob! I added the photo to Clare's page and Geraldine's maiden name to hers.
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Thank you for linking Jennie Bearss Kanouse to her parents sites and for transferring the management of Jennie and Roy Kanouse's sites to me.
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Jennie Bearss Kanouse (28479153)is my great-aunt and I wondered if you would mind linking her to her parents: Conrad Alvin Bearss (68984580) and Ida Caroline Thompson Bearss (68984715). If you are not a relative of Jennie or her husband Roy Kanouse, would you consider allowing me to maintain these two memorials as I have more information that I could add to the memorials. Thank you.
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Thank you for creating this memorial for my Aunt Margaret. She is my dad's sister and was always an important part of my life. A very sweet and lovely person.
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I am working on my family tree and would like to have permission to use any stories, pictures, etc. that you have added to any memorials. thank You
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Could you please tell me when Burdell Township Cemetery became a North and South? The photo you put up just has Burdell Township Cemetery. I am now getting edits to change to North and South. Find a Grave has now two for south, North for one and now the alias and just Burdell Township Cemetery is no longer listed.
This is confusing as those submitting photo's just say the person is in Burdell Township Cemetery. I am not happy about having to change memorials contributed by others and then transferred to me. Especially those who put the memorial & photo up. Please advise. I trust those who have added the marker photos to know where a person is buried?
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I've implemented the real time functionality on the Instagram API by subscribing to 5 geographies. These geographies pretty much cover the area of Bucharest, so I'm thinking I should get a lot of action from Instagram's servers.
Here's the way I implemented everything in PHP (CodeIgniter):
- I created a callback page for all 5 geographies which analyses the raw post from the Instagram API, gets the geography ID and then requests the recent photos uploaded from that area to the geography endpoint based on the respective geography ID
- I parse this response and I cache the photos' data so I can retrieve it later
- I show the last 30 results on http://hipstagram.ro/
The problem is that I've made a few tests by taking photos with my phone from one of these areas and sometimes my photo shows up, and sometimes it doesn't. The implementation isn't throwing any errors, but it works strangely. Thus... I have a couple of unanswered questions:
Q: Could I be missing requests? It says in the Instagram API docs that I should acknowledge the request in less than 2 seconds. Here's how my code looks like in the callback method (PHP CodeIgniter):
if ($_SERVER ['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST') {
header("Content-Length: 0");
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// also, get new photos...
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Multiple issues still await resolution in complex church bankruptcy
Following the recent release of documents on the Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee's handling of sex abuse cases, the local church's immensely complex 3-year-old bankruptcy case is now poised to resume playing out at three levels of the federal court system.
At the heart of the case are three key questions: Did the archdiocese defraud victims by exposing them to sexually abusive priests, teachers and others without warning them? Just who, among the 575 creditors who allege they were assaulted over the years, is entitled to compensation? And what church assets, including insurance coverage, can and should be made available to pay them?
The legal debates over these and other issues have filled thousands of pages in federal court filings and already cost the archdiocese millions. And any decision can alter the balance of power between the archdiocese and creditors, pushing them toward a possible settlement or back to their trenches — or setting up a new round of appeals that can drag on for months.
There are all these moving parts," said Ralph Anzivino, who teaches bankruptcy law at Marquette University. "And unfortunately, it's a slow process to finally get them to stop moving."
By that time, the case may be one of the largest, longest-running and most costly Catholic Church bankruptcies in the nation.
Until then, numerous other issues remain to be resolved.
■Insurance: In a separate lawsuit related to the Chapter 11 bankruptcy, U.S. District Judge Rudolph Randa is poised to rule soon on whether the archdiocese can tap its insurance coverage to pay sex abuse claims. An earlier state court ruling found it could not in cases of fraud, but that applied to a specific carrier. In a rare show of solidarity, attorneys for the archdiocese and two victims filed a lawsuit against two other carriers — Lloyd's of London and Stonewall Insurance Co. — whose policies were unearthed during the bankruptcy.
The availability of insurance would improve the chances of a settlement, though the archdiocese would almost certainly still have to liquidate other assets, said Anzivino.
"Obviously, if Judge Randa rules the policies cover some of the wrongdoing here, it increases the pot for all the creditors. But whether it's sufficient to forgo the other moneys is doubtful," he said.
A ruling favoring insurers would likely heat up the ongoing battle over other assets, including $53 million in the Catholic cemetery Perpetual Care Trust. And an adverse ruling could persuade the insurers to settle their portion as way to minimize their exposure, attorneys said.
Sex abuse settlements — the total amount paid to creditors — have ranged from $10 million to more than $200 million in the seven previous diocesan bankruptcies to date, and insurance has contributed a major portion of each of those. If it is unsuccessful, the Milwaukee archdiocese would be the first diocese unable to tap that important resource.
Its predicament is the result of its own success fighting sex abuse victims in the courts. Across the country, lawsuits over the Catholic Church's handling of sex abuse are generally based on negligence. But the Milwaukee archdiocese won a key ruling in 1995 when the Wisconsin Supreme Court found that negligence lawsuits against religious institutions for their handling of sex abuse cases violated their First Amendment right to freedom of religion. That effectively barred sex abuse victims from the courts until 2007, when the high court allowed them to sue under the state's fraud statute.
The problem for the archdiocese is that certain insurance did cover negligence, but not fraud. Now, one of the issues is whether the insurers are liable for a kind of fraud known as "negligent misrepresentation."
■Cemetery trust funds: At issue is whether $57 million moved out of a cemetery fund on the archdiocese's books in 2008 and into a newly created trust should become part of the estate that will be used to pay creditors and finance the archdiocese's reorganization plan.
The bankruptcy's creditors include not just sex abuse victims, but also hundreds of other individuals, organizations and businesses, including the archdiocese's own pension, health care and investment funds, Vatican offices and other archdioceses around the country.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Susan V. Kelley ruled in January that tapping the cemetery fund would not hinder the church's free exercise of religion under the First Amendment and a 1993 federal law aimed at protecting religious freedom. That question is now on appeal before Randa. His ruling may address only one issue related to the cemetery trust, after which the decision would be appealed to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals or return to Kelley.
Victims accuse the archdiocese of fraudulently transferring the cemetery funds off its books to protect it from being used for sex abuse settlements. The archdiocese maintains that the cemetery funds have always been held "in trust" at the archdiocese for the exclusive use of cemeteries, and that forcing the church to tap those funds for any other purpose would violate canon law, said attorney Timothy Nixon, who represents the trust and its sole trustee, Archbishop Jerome Listecki. Nixon said the creation of the official trust in 2007 merely formalized that arrangement.
Attorneys for the creditors committee have not said how much of the $53 million now in the cemetery trust they believe should be made available to the estate. But they don't think the full amount is needed to maintain the church's cemeteries.
"Based on what we know about the cemeteries and the economics behind them, our belief is they don't need $50 to $60 million," said James Stang, who represents the creditors committee.
Nixon declined to respond to Stang's assertion.
The archdiocese's lead bankruptcy attorney did not comment for this story.
Kelley had stayed action on the cemetery trust case until Randa rules on the First Amendment and insurance issue.
■Other assets: Kelley has rejected efforts by the creditors to pursue the assets of the archdiocese's 200-plus parishes, including more than $35 million in a Parish Deposit Fund the archdiocese transferred off its books in 2005. Kelley ruled that the parishes are separate legal entities, and that while there was something "fishy" about the transfer, the deposit funds belonged to the parishes and the high cost of pursuing them would undermine the archdiocese's ability to develop a reorganization plan. Creditors have not appealed those decisions.
Lawyers for the creditors and the church have postponed any disputes over the archdiocese headquarters complex known as the Cousins Center, which at one time was valued at $10 million; and the Faith in Our Future fund, an account created in 2008 to hold the proceeds of a $105 million capital campaign launched by then-Archbishop Timothy Dolan, who is now cardinal of New York.
Attorneys for the creditors and Kelley have questioned why the archdiocese has not moved to sell available properties, including the Cousins Center and an undeveloped Franklin cemetery parcel valued at $4.4 million. The archdiocese has said it did not want to unload the properties at "fire sale" prices.
■Objections to claims: The archdiocese has filed motions seeking to dismiss more than 400 of the sex abuse claims, arguing it should not have to compensate those whose cases are beyond the statute of limitations for fraud, those who received prior settlements or those who were molested by religious order priests, nuns, teachers or others it does not consider its direct employee. Among the eight Catholic diocese to declare bankruptcy since 2004, Milwaukee is the first to pursue that strategy.
Kelley has disallowed six claims to date, and at least two have appealed. Three that were dismissed because they were beyond the statute of limitations could be refiled, Kelley said, if Wisconsin amends the statute of limitations on sex abuse cases, as lawmakers proposed last week in introducing the Child Victims Act.
Under current state law, the childhood victims of sexual abusers must bring civil cases before they turn 35 years old. The proposed legislation would remove that limit for a two-year window and allow adult victims currently blocked from suing to do so during that time.
For now, Kelley has allowed two test cases from each category of the 400-plus claims objections — two with prior settlements, for example, or two abused by a religious order priest or a Catholic school teacher — to move forward for briefings and eventual trials.
■Releasing more documents: The public disclosure of church documents, obtained in the legal process known as discovery, is one of the reasons many abuse survivors say they take their cases to court. Mike Finnegan and attorney Jeffrey Anderson, who represent most of the survivors in the bankruptcy, have made it clear they will not agree to any settlement without the substantial release of documents. And the July 1 release of 6,000 pages detailing the church's handling of 42 diocesan priests listed as offenders on the archdiocese's website, they insist, is just the first round.
Finnegan said the attorneys would continue to seek the release of 100 other alleged offenders named in bankruptcy claims but not listed on the website.The archdiocese is expected to oppose that, arguing the allegations were not substantiated or were against individuals, such as religious order priests, nuns and teachers, over whom it did not have direct responsibility.
Victims' attorneys cannot seek additional documents on the priests on the archdiocese website unless new documents are produced.
■Reorganization: The end game of every bankruptcy is the reorganization plan, which allows the debtor to settle with its creditors and continue to operate.
Archdiocese spokesman Jerry Topczewski said Friday that the archdiocese is working on a plan that would address creditors' claims, including all those of abuse survivors, and allow the archdioceses to continue its "essential ministries and services to parishioners, parishes, schools, charities and others who rely upon the Church for assistance."
He declined to elaborate on the proposal.
In all but the rarest of cases, the reorganization plan is the result of a consensual negotiation in which all the parties hammer out who gets what. But that's not possible, said Anzivino, until it's known what funds are available. In rare cases, a debtor can propose a so-called "cram down" process in which it asks the court to impose a plan without the consent of the creditors. But Anzivino said that is unlikely in the archdiocese case.
Any plan would include legal fees in addition to $9 million already paid by the archdiocese by February. In bankruptcy, the debtor must pay both its own and the creditors' legal fees, though not those of individual plaintiffs' attorneys, who are paid a portion of the settlement. In January, the archdiocese asked Kelley for permission to suspend the payment of most legal fees, saying it had exhausted its reserves and would be soon operating at a deficit. Kelley granted that request in February, allowing the archdiocese to fold those into the reorganization plan.
Short of a surprise settlement, whatever the plan of reorganization, its approval and the archdiocese's exit from bankruptcy may be long in coming.
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Lakeside Park on picturesque Lake Winnebago shimmers with thousands of lights, animated scenes and heart-warming holiday music. See Rudolph perched high atop the lighthouse, with his red nose flashing. See the show in the comfort and warmth of your car! A parking lot is open across the street from the display for best viewing. (But it can get very crowded during the early hours - so please drive carefully!) When arriving, tune your car radio to 87.9 FM to listen to the music. The trees will dance to 7 songs (about 20 minutes), followed by a short intermission and then the show repeats.The entire display is managed by special light controllers from Light-O-Rama that are networked together. The controllers manage over 400 sections (or channels) of light that can change (such as turn on or off) up to 20 times a second! In addition, 3000 additional channels are assigned to the 16-foot multi-color LED grid.
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I was just kicking around the idea of buying a coyote decoy. What are the pros and cons of using a Silhouette or Full body decoy. From what I understand the Edge FB coyotes roll up, but I usually hike long distances so was leaning toward the silhouette, either Phantom or Montana and understand there's also pro fowl. Any suggestions on Manufacturer?
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Posted 01 December 2009 - 08:44 PM
Yep, got a good suggestion. Save your money. If you want a decoy, take an old arrow, a piece of string and a feather. Tie the feather to the end of the arrow, with several inched of slack string, and stick the arrow in the ground by the caller. The feather movement in the wind will be all you will need. And besides being less expensive, it is also a heck of a lot easier to carry.
Posted 01 December 2009 - 09:15 PM
I've got a Mojo critter and sometimes works too good, but I know that isn'n what you are asking. I have a place where the yotes and I have long conversations just before dark but they won't come in untill I can't see them. I too have pondered a decoy coyote, but have not used one yet, I am thinking about the Montana but I dono, so I need advice tooo.
Posted 01 December 2009 - 10:00 PM
Thanks Braz We used to use the old turkey feather on a string hanging from a tree years ago, now I use something like a mojo, I think I like the arrow idea for longer hikes, I'll have to try that. What I was really asking is a decoy that resembles a coyote. I usually do tons of research on stuff before I buy it, but talking to guys that actually used it is better. Phantom says their silhouette is curved to give a 3d appearance and rolls up. Montana uses rings and they all seem to be 21 x 24" or close to it. My next door neighbor is a bear hunter and in the spring I called in a male coyote that hung up in his back yard because of the fence...he wasn't to happy. So what did I do the other night? I was experimenting with some howls, getting reply's and the first thing I hear when I went outside the next morning was another coyote hanging out behind my neighbors bear dogs driving them nuts. No one hunts the dogs around here and they seem to respond to hows and barks very aggressively, so I'm thinking if I put out a silhouette of a coyote it should work great. (just as soon as my wife leaves for town)
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The postseason has arrived for high school volleyball teams, and for the past 20 years that has been the time for Amarillo High to shine.
Last season, the Lady Sandies, led by eight seniors, became the first Class 5A team since 1984 to win consecutive state titles. The AHS team that will start on the path toward a possible three-peat has a look completely different from the 2006 and '07 champions.
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The senior duo of Torri Campbell and Aryn Bohannon has helped lead the No. 3 Lady Sandies (41-3 overall) to another perfect season (18-0) in District 2-5A.
Campbell, a 6-foot-2 middle blocker/right-side hitter, and Bohannon, a 5-11 outside hitter, have been varsity players since their sophomore seasons.
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"I've been waiting for this opportunity since we won the state tournament last year," Campbell said. "I'm ready for another run at state and ready to come out strong. I have to prove myself every day in practice. These girls look up to me and have so much talent and potential, and toward the beginning of the season, they didn't realize that. But now they're getting the hang of things and are playing great."
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With so much success in the program's history, taking on a task of leading a team can be trying, particularly when there are only two seniors.
"It's been a lot of fun, but it puts a lot of pressure on you, too," Campbell said. "It's different from last year when there were a lot of seniors, and there's definitely been pressure on me and Aryn to prove ourselves and lead the team in the playoffs."
One of the reasons the Lady Sandies have continued their success is the defensive play led by junior libero Eden Williams and junior Emily Klein. Bohannon has made an impact also with her defense on the back row as the only player to play both the front and the back rows.
"Our defense has really worked hard this season, and that's one of the biggest keys for us in the playoffs," Campbell said. "Amarillo High has always been known for our awesome defense because we're so scrappy, and we've worked so hard at keeping that tradition."
The drive to add their own legacy to that tradition has continued to push both seniors, whose play and leadership have head coach Jan Barker singing their praises.
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Ricin suspect pleads not guilty to new charges
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JACKSON, Miss.| A man charged with sending poison-laced letters to President Barack Obama and other officials has pleaded not guilty to a new indictment that charges him with trying to recruit someone from jail to send another ricin-tainted letter.
James Everett Dutschke was scheduled for an arraignment Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Oxford, but his lawyer filed a waiver of appearance and entered the not guilty plea in a court filing.
Dutschke has been jailed since April on charges of sending ricin-tainted letters to Obama, U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker and a Mississippi judge, Sadie Holland.
A new indictment filed Nov. 20 says Dutschke, while incarcerated, tried to recruit someone to make more ricin and send it to Wicker, a Republican.
The indictment says Dutschke, 42, was again trying to frame Elvis impersonator Paul Kevin Curtis, the man he's accused of trying to set up the first time.
Curtis was arrested on charges of sending the letters in April, but the charges were dropped when the investigation shifted to Dutschke. Curtis says the men have feuded for years.
Authorities first focused on Curtis because the letters contained statements that he had often used on his Facebook page, including the line, "I am KC and I approve this message." The letters also contained the phrase "Missing Pieces," the same title as an unpublished book Curtis wrote about his belief that there's a black market for body parts in the United States.
The new indictment says Dutschke wanted the latest letter to say: "It doesn't matter the Fife types have the wrong one. D. had to be sacrificed to show the corruption in the system. I tried to warn you. Ha. K."
Dutschke is a former martial arts instructor in the north Mississippi town of Tupelo, Elvis Presley's birthplace. He previously pleaded not guilty to the original five counts and denies sending the letters. The new indictment added another count.
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Black and gold is such a classic color combo, and since I've been channeling my inner boho girl lately, this dress is perfect for me. I picked this up last weekend at the Bloomingdale's outlet and wore it that same night (you always know when you make a good clothing purchase if you want to wear it instantly!). My dresses that I wear out at night tend to be a little more rocker than bohemian, so I was really excited when I found a fancier dress that had a touch of hippie to it!
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"A Slice of Authenticity" Top 5 Page for this destination Dingle by RickinDutch
Dingle Travel Guide: 202 reviews and 528 photos
Everyone talks about the Ring of Kerry and how wonderful it is. In my book, the drive around the Dingle Peninsula is far more scenic, far less crowded and just more real. The town of Dingle itself is a great taste of small town life with a real fishing fleet, good B&Bs, pubs, music and restaurants.
Now keep in mind, I've never been in the summer. I hear from my Irish cousins that it gets a wee bit crowded. OK, a lot more crowded - like bus loads coming on a daily basis.
There are two roads into Dingle - the stunningly scenic 30 miles over the Connor Pass from Tralee or the the slightly longer and less scenic (but easier) road R561 from Castlemaine.
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This authentic village looks like a well hidden gem. Thank you for sharing.
Rick, fantastic little page about this famous area of Ireland. Especially the Kirray House B&B seems to be a good find for an overnight stay.
Love this page Rick, I have yet to make it to Dingle, the nearest I've been is Tralee. Thanks for giving us a good look at the local colour. I can taste the Guinness Stew.
Hi Rick, I just came across your interesting homepage because of your post in the misc! Nice pages on Ireland - the photos look so beautiful that I want to go there at once! I think it is amazing that the scenery is so great even in winter!
Memories here of an Irish honeymoon - we won't count the years - but January and no tourists - a beautiful spot.
They featured this on TV Smart travel today-and you got as good pics of the sites. My old friend where I grew up was named Dingle, and looked Irish. Thanks for the tour and tips
What a fantastic landscapes!!! It call up my memories of Ireland.
It's nice to know from this enjoyable page (and spectacular photos) that "the real Ireland" is just out there waiting - beyond the tourist paths!
I agree with you: the Dingle Peninsula is far more beautiful than the Ring of Kerry! Greetz,
I regret not visiting Dingle while being in Ireland. A good reason to come back. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
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GEORGE TOWN: DAP wants Penang's free port status (FPS) restored before the next general election.
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"It is not good for us," Ravkind said. "Generally, public corruption cases are tried in the residency of the defendant to get a jury of his peers. They are in effect trying it a vacuum."
Some legal experts say the change of venue decreases Lipscomb's chances of acquittal. While Lipscomb is immensely popular among the black community in Dallas, he's unfamiliar to Panhandle residents.
"My sense is that he's unknown here," said Garet von Netzer, publisher of the Amarillo Globe-News. "If you talked to 100 people, you'd probably get 100 people who'd say, 'who?' "
Fellow Dallas city councilman Leo Chaney said he fears fewer minorities will make up the jury pool, drawn from 26 counties in the Amarillo area.
"That's unfair to Mr. Lipscomb," he said. "The allegations were made here in Dallas. That's where it should be tried."
Lipscomb, 74, became Dallas' first black mayoral candidate in 1971. He is considered one of the city's longest-serving crusaders for minority opportunity and civil rights.
He was elected to the city council in 1984 and served until 1993, when he was barred by term limitations from seeking re-election. He reclaimed the seat in 1995 and was re-elected last year by a wide margin.
Federal authorities say records show Richards, 56, paid Lipscomb $1,000 in cash every month from about May 1995 until at least December 1997.
The trial is expected to last several weeks.
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A culture of haters
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Pakistan needs to revive its cultural roots, reach out to others.
Pluralist societies fear military invasion from ideological/religious societies. Ideological/religious societies fear cultural invasion from pluralist societies.
The great Pakistani leader of the masses and educationist, Hafiz Saeed, recently complained from the Madrasa Qadisiya on old Lake Road in Lahore that "Pakistani culture was being changed" in the name of education. He was probably angered by a local English-medium school's attempt to teach comparative religion to its senior classes. The "scandal" was, of course, unveiled by a TV anchor.
After the TV discussion, the state took action, confiscating all the textbooks informing high school children about Islam along with other great religions of the world, including Hinduism. The school backed off, fearing terrorist attacks, and the dust has settled over yet another effort to inform Pakistani culture with other global belief systems.
On August 4, a website called Pakistan News Pakistan Views had one Sajjad Shaukat voicing, once again, the fear of India's "cultural penetration" of Pakistan. He went through the tiresome catalogue of smears that this paranoia justifies: India is moulding "the behaviour pattern of a country's people on the basis of a handful of elements in Pakistan". The target was Indian films and plays used for this "penetration". The default status quo assumed by this plaint is the condition of war.
Of course, "psychological warfare" was mentioned. It is on this ground that the state already disallows Indian news channels and at times pulls channels like BBC, CNN and National Geographic off the air. The question is: why is the Pakistani citizen attracted to Indian entertainment? The next question is, why do people want entertainment? Why can't they always be busy doing serious ideological things? Why do people living under an ideology want more entertainment than the ideological state can afford to give them? Why do such culture-related elements as Pakistani singers, actors, cricketers and cricket commentators survive by going to India?
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