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Bob Seitz is a neighborhood character. He runs the art shop called Harmony Art Glass Company, and you can see his work all round the neighborhood. He stands next to a work in progress called, Belle du Matin, or "beauty of the morning." ** Mark Konkol reports for a neighborhoods story slugged: Char21 ** (Photo by Richard A. Chapman/Sun-Times)
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The Secret that is yet to come for young Isa
Isabella's POV
After Jake told me to leave La push and never come back I ran away from him in tears. I finally had told him I was in love with him but he did not care so here I am now on the cliffs crying my eyes out. Renee told me that Jake was not the right guy for me, I can't believe she was right. I was ready to jump off the cliffs so I did. As I jumped off the cliff it felt so good and as I headed towards my death I smiled a victory smile as I hit the water.
Bella finally gasped for air as she came up from under water. A voice said," What in the hell do you think you were doing?!" Isabella said," Oh cliff diving oh I'm sorry hello my name is Isabella Swan but you can call me Bella or Isa." The mysterious person said," Oh ok I thought you were drowning by the way my name is Sariah."
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Isa is so beautiful but I can't leave her human because blood is seeping from her hairline. I just hope after she is healed she won't get too upset.
Bella said," So what are you Sariah?" The young woman said," Oh I am a mermaid siren that sort of thing." Bella said," Wow really that is so cool I only thought vampires existed." Sariah said," No there's also shape shifter wolves, vampires, fairies, and gods and goddess."
The young women were sitting down until Sariah said," Isa I have to change you because you were injured, so you will be a siren and a seductress meaning you will be a mermaid." Bella said," Okay Sar I don't mind." Sariah bit Bella and Isabella said," Wow I feel tingly." So Sariah said," Isa you better get home before your dad gets upset and let him know that you are not human ok?" The new siren seductress said," Ok Sar I will see you in the morning love you sis."
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Oh god where's Bells? My baby girl should not be out there because there's a storm soon. Oh Bella wherever you are I hope you are safe sweetie. Bella just came into the house panting out of breath saying," Dad *panting* I *panting* to tell you I am not human *panting* anymore I am so sorry daddy." My baby is not human anymore oh well I still love her and she is still my baby Bells. She still looks like herself but more beautiful.
Bella went upstairs and showered and put on some dry clean clothes which were her silk peach pink Victoria secret pajamas. After her shower her hair was extra curly. She ran down stairs and said," Dad what do you want for dinner?" He said," How about some lasagna and garlic bread and some salad and some chocolate cake? She said," Sounds good dad I'll get started." He said," You're a good daughter Bells I love you honey." A tear slipped down her cheek and she said," I love you too daddy.
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Don't worry if the calendar is full - see also our three other 1-bedroom condos: The Five O'Clock (VRBO listing #462572) and The Seabreeze (VRBO listing #246725), located below this condo in the same building and now the Pink Flamingo (VRBO listing 3892619ha). Invite your friends and family to join you in paradise!
Our first trip to St Croix was in 1995. In 2006 after numerous trips to the Island, we decided to move from our Nations Capitol, Washington DC to the Island we love so much. We love our Island living, Sun, Sand, beautiful water and wonderful people.
Cheryl Wooden purchased this condo in 2013
Prior to moving to the Island we made many, many trips to St Croix. Our family enjoyed our stay at the Sunset Beach condos and were very excited when we found out two units were for sale. We quickly bought them both and have since added three more. This is where we spend our days on the beach. We know you will enjoy it here as much as we do.
Wonderful snorkeling right out your door. Most days you will think you have your own private beach, a rare commodity these days. Every evening enjoy the best sunsets on the island. Family owned and operated, owners are on island. Your vacation is important to us.
It takes 30 seconds to walk to the beach! And no shoes necessary! The location is perfect for a relaxing vacation. The condo has everything you need, including wonderful owners! Dolphins swam by in the morning and sunsets were stunning in the evening. The ocean was nice for swimming and snorkeling. My husband and I walked to restaurants on either side of the condo and easily adapted to driving on the left side of the road. We plan to return in 2017! Thanks Cheryl for the hospitality!
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We were a party of 10 each in our own condo. From the moment we arrived Deb and Cheryl went out of their way to make our visit was one to remember. The condos are well appointed and every detail is thought of from shampoo in the shower to complementary bug spray and sunscreen. The bed was very comfortable and the air in the bedroom blew cold each night making for an amazing nights sleep. We had a private balcony that was great to view the amazing sunsets each night and it was literally steps to our own "private beach". Not really private but it was rare to see anyone but us on it. They provided snorkel gear as well as beach towels. We could walk into town for meals each day if we wanted or stroll the other way for food at Rainbow Beach.
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The Prince of the Marshes: And Other Occupational Hazards of a Year in Iraqby Rory Stewart
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In August 2003, at the age of thirty, Rory Stewart took a taxi from Jordan to Baghdad. A Farsi-speaking British diplomat who had recently completed an epic walk from Turkey to Bangladesh, he was soon appointed deputy governor of Amarah and then Nasiriyah, provinces in the remote, impoverished marsh regions of southern Iraq. He spent the next eleven months negotiating hostage releases, holding elections, and splicing together some semblance of an infrastructure for a population of millions teetering on the brink of civil war.
The Prince of the Marshes tells the story of Stewart's year. As a participant he takes us inside the occupation and beyond the Green Zone, introducing us to a colorful cast of Iraqis and revealing the complexity and fragility of a society we struggle to understand. By turns funny and harrowing, moving and incisive, it amounts to a unique portrait of heroism and the tragedy that intervention inevitably courts in the modern age.
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The New York Times
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"A thoroughly readable book."
"A surreal and futile yearlong struggle, scrupulously recounted...Stewart is a fearless reporter and smart observer."
"Richly detailed, often harrowing...Stewart seems to be living one of the more extraordinary lives on record."
"[Stewart's] spare, vivid, understated prose serves him brilliantly."
"Rueful, richly detailed, often harrowing . . . [Stewart] brings his yearlong diary to a conclusion with a thrilling shoot 'em-up, an Alamo-like last stand in Nasiriya, where Sadrist forces attack coalition offices with mortars."THE NEW YORK TIMES
"Rory Stewart can write . . . His spare, vivid prose serves him brilliantly . . . There's sometimes something Monty Pythonesque about the way he sails gallantly, if not quite blindly, into danger."MICHAEL UPCHURCH, THE SEATTLE TIMES
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- 9780156033008
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- Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
- Publication date:
- 02/01/2007
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- NOOK Book
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- 416
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A Prince cannot avoid ingratitude.
—Machiavelli, Discourses, Book I, Chapter 29
Pursuant to my authority as Administrator of the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), relevant UN Security Council resolutions, including Resolution 1483 (2003), and the laws and usages of war, I hereby promulgate the following: The CPA is vested with all executive, legislative, and judicial authority necessary to achieve its objectives . . . This authority shall be exercised by the CPA Administrator.
Coalition Provisional Authority (Iraq)
Regulation Number 1
Monday, October 6, 2003
On the three-hour drive north from Basra to take up my post in Maysan, I passed through the territory the Prince of the Marshes claimed to control. I saw the canal Saddam had dug: some reeds, a few fishermen in tin boats and some water birds. Long parallel lines stretched for miles across the drab earth. There were very few people to be seen: most Marsh Arabs now lived in slums on the edge of cities. Boats were no longer the standard method of transport and the buffalo herds had gone. The thicket of six-foot reeds in chest-deep water that once covered thousands of square miles had become parched and barren mud.
We turned off the highway down an avenue guarded by two rusting Iranian tanks kept as souvenirs, one with a drunken turret. We passed buildings whose roofs had collapsed under the impact of American J-Dam explosives, came up along the edge of a bastion wall serving as protection against car bombs and stopped at the guard house of Camp Abu Naji. Six months earlier it had been the base of the semi-mystical Saddam-funded terrorist group, the Mujahaddin-el-Halq.
A private from the King's Own Scottish Borderers approached the car, recognized the driver, saluted, and lifted the drop bar for us. On either side were low, shabby concrete buildings, rolls of barbed wire, and corrugated iron. There were soldiers on the roofs, presumably sleeping outside because there was no air-conditioning in the tents. I dragged my bags out of the Land Rover and was shown to a room.
Pushing back the heavy black curtain that served as a door, I lifted the nylon mosquito net and put my sleeping bag on the camp bed and brushed some sand off the tin trunk. The window frames were lined with duct tape and the curtain-door stretched to the floor but, as I was to find over my next six months in the camp, nothing was able to exclude the sand, which accumulated in a thick yellow film across the cement floor and the canvas chair.
We ate at six-thirty. At the entrance to the cook-house an Iraqi in a blue boiler suit was pouring bottled water into a large tea urn. A private stood next to it, making sure that everyone, officer and civilian alike, washed their hands from the urn to prevent the spread of diarrhea.
I sat with a group of young officers and the regimental padre. A subaltern barked, "Red or green?" and returned with plastic cups filled with juice of the relevant and astonishingly intense chemical color.
I was, it seemed, the first civilian to live in the camp. The officer on my left glanced at me and asked, "Do you work at the airport?" He assumed I was a soldier from the divisional headquarters.
"No, I'm the civilian who is setting up the Coalition Provisional Authority office in the province," I replied.
"What's that?"
"It's the new civilian administration."
"Thank God you've arrived at last and we can all go home," he said, pushing his chair back. "Cake in a box, anyone?"
To shower after dinner I walked around the accommodation block, across the edge of the runway and behind the hangars. There was a roar from the diesel-powered generators, and the beat of the rotor-blade of a Chinook helicopter on the landing zone. I had to use a flashlight to avoid the rubble on the uneven sand. Above, I could see stars in a clear sky and imagine something of the desert just beyond the perimeter fence.
The showers were well-lit. There was a thick slurry of brown mud on the floor from combat boots and camouflage uniforms piled on the wooden benches. While someone cursed the lack of hot water, men dried themselves ostentatiously in the center of the room, talking about the day's patrols, apparently oblivious to the two female officers brushing their teeth with mineral water at the sink.
The next morning at eight, I called on the colonel of the battle group. He was a slender man in his early forties, with gray hair scraped severely back from his head, dressed, like everyone, in desert camouflage. His office was decorated with the Leslie tartan of his regiment. He introduced me to the province with another PowerPoint presentation; one he seemed to have given many times before. He did not encourage questions.
"Maysan," he began, "is the size of Northern Ireland, and we are running it with only a thousand men." He explained that it was a very volatile place, and the battle group were short of equipment and development money. The regional corps headquarters of the Iraqi army had been looted, and all the weapons were now in the hands of the local population. The two key arteries of the province were Route 6, the highway that connected Basra and Baghdad, and the Tigris River.
"As for you, Rory— " I looked up, midway through my sixth packet of crackers "there are very high expectations here that the British will achieve things. If things don't happen they believe it is because we are deliberately trying to suppress their economic and political future. There is no possibility of a Baathist revival here. It is a small place and the Baathists would not be able to move here. There is a potential for Shia opposition here, connected to Iran and criminal gangs. I believe that the supervisory committee we have appointed here is relatively representative."
He brought up a new screen on the monitor: "Vital Ground: Our vital ground is 'the concept of regeneration.'"
The colonel seemed confident that he could keep order. He had been in command of his regiment for nearly three years and was a month from the end of his time in Maysan. He answered to no one nearer than a brigadier, two hundred miles away in Basra, had absolute control over his men and weaponry, and traveled incessantly. He knew the district well enough to answer the detailed complaints of local mayors. He had become close to the Beni Lam, an "aristocratic" tribe that had once been famous for their horses. But his strongest relationship was with Abu Hatim, whom the colonel described as "our local Robin
Hood, sometimes known as the Prince of the Marshes." The two of them ran the province together.
I had no opportunityto discuss the briefings I had been given in London, and I left without a clear idea of our relationship. I had been told in Baghdad that, as the deputy governorate coordinator, I was to be "the deputy and alter ego of the governorate coordinator," in charge of a civilian team of eight that would include a political officer, a development projects officer, and others. But there was as yet no governorate coordinator; a U.S. State Department officer was supposed to be arriving in that role in a few weeks' time. Nor was there yet a political officer, a projects officer, or an Iraqi governor in Maysan. For the time being, I was a team of one, responsible for overseeing development projects and setting up Iraqi political structures. I had been told to act as something like the de facto governor of the province.
The colonel had been ordered by the commander-in-chief to support our office. But he had little interest in the constitutional relationship between the CPA and the military. He was critical of the CPA, which had so far done little. He was doubtful that I would be able to do much. But, he said, the military were forced to perform political and economic roles that were better done by civilians, and it was about time civilians took up their responsibility. He suggested I could start by getting money. He referred to himself as the de facto governor of the province.
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RORY STEWART is the best-selling author of The Places in Between and The Prince of the Marshes. A former director of the Carr Centre for Human Rights Policy and Ryan Professor of Human Rights at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, he was awarded the Order of the British Empire for services in Iraq. He is the Conservative member of Parliament for Penrith and The Border, a constituency in Northern Cumbria, where he lives with his wife.
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This is chronological journal of Stewart's experiences with the occupation military and the formal and informal local leadership in the chaotic aftermath of the Second Gulf War. Stewart was the British deputy governor of Amara and then Nasiriyah in the Maysan district of Iraq in the reconstruction after the Coalition invasion in 2003. I initially bought the book because of the title, confirming that it did involve the ethnic group called the Marsh Arabs. The "Marsh Arabs" are actually the remnant of the Sumerian people who lived in this area and ran a huge technological and commercial empire thousands of years ago. The Sumerians were great scientists and developed agriculture, urban centers and literature. The Sumerians were a major population group in this region of modern Iraq, and Stewart had to relate to their leader called the Prince of the Marshes. This is a fascinating first-hand portrait of the cultural and political threads of the lower Riverine cultures and their political tangle. Stewart's job entailed keeping peace, forming infrastructure and facilitating total rebuilding, in the midst of fighting factions who each wanted him to take their side against the others. The reader will gain insights on several fronts. This is a credible and coherent account of the administration and chronicled the specific needs, problems, accomplishments and failures of the new civilian administration led by the invaders. He provides vivid and thoughtful portraits of the local personalities and powers vying for power with the new administration, while following traditional lines of tribal jealousies and values of their honor- revenge culture, extending their old world into the structures of the new. Important cultural insights are provided as Stewart deftly analyzes the various dynamics and structures coming to play in this delicate and volatile situation. Stewart admirably outlines the deficiencies he observed from the very first in the occupying forces. They had no cultural training, none of the soldiers spoke Arabic, and sometimes killed civilians who could not understand their English commands. The early military administrators gave no attention to local leaders, made decisions without involving local decision-makers or even those involved in the matter. The cultural ignorance and insensitivity. The book reads like an exciting adventure novel or story of international intrigue. For a traditional diplomat and self-confessed bureaucrat, Stewart is an excellent and skillful writer of clear and flowing, scholarly but comedic prose! In that position, if Stewart was to keep his sanity, I expect he had to maintain a strong sense of humour! This 400-page work is enjoyable and informative. The reader can skim through the story for the light adventure, or pause and take time on the well-stated and well-analyzed detail. This combination is unusual in a diplomat writer and I commend Stewart in his readable and engaging style.
Rare is the writer whose second book equals or outshines his first. Rory Stewart is no exception. Even though this book is written well, it lacks the dazzle of his first book, ¿The Paces in Between¿, and I found it a lot less gripping. This book was first published by Picador in London in June this year, with the title 'Occupational Hazards: My Time Governing in Iraq'. It has now been published in the USA by Harcourt with a new title: 'The Prince of the Marshes: And Other Occupational Hazards of a Year in Iraq'. The Prince of the Marshes is a tribal leader named Abdul Karim al Muhammadawi, who led a group of Shia men who opposed Saddam Hussein's reign over the marshy territory. This tribe fought with Saddam Hussein's army in the 1990s and until the fall of Saddam's regime. The marshes were drained by Saddam's army as a collective punishment to the tribe, to deprive the tribesmen of their source of food and trade. Writing about the marshes, Rory quotes Azzam Alwash, manager of the Iraq Foundation's New Eden project: 'In a few short years, Saddam drained them to allow access for his tanks to establish control in the area. After they were dried, the marshes were burned and villages were destroyed.' After the invasion of Iraq by the coalition army, Rory Stewart, seeking employment, sent his resume to the occupying British army, but received no reply. Writes the author: 'I had resigned from the Foreign Office, but when the invasion of Iraq began in March 2003, I sent in my CV(Curriculum Vitae',resume). No one replied. So in August I took a taxi from Jordan to Baghdad to ask for a job from the director of operations. A month later, the Foreign Office asked me to be the deputy governorate coordinator of Maysan, which lies in the marshes just north of the Garden of Eden.' This is how he describes Iraq as he saw it upon his arrival: 'But the province on election day looks a little like a police state. There are armed men at checkpoints every few kilometres up the highway policemen with vehicle-mounted machine-guns are checking IDs on almost every street corner no civilian vehicles are allowed to move on the streets. This may be part of the reason `security has improved.' Yet despite the checkpoints, which are in place every day, there are still daily car-jackings and roadside bombs, and towards the Iranian border there's drug smuggling, looting, and kidnapping of children.' As in 'Places in Between', the author's much acclaimed book, there are quite a few humorous passages in this book also. Writing about a reporter named James Astill, a reporter for the Economist, interviewing an Iraqi: 'Astill's longest conversation with an Iraqi in Fallujah was with a man urinating against a wall with a suitcase on his head, and thus unable to move for twenty seconds.' Here is an example of the author's wicked sense of humor: In a lounge the author decides to dance with an attractive woman to while away time, and talks with her in Bosnian as he dances. 'But I must have bored her with my bad Bosnian, because she turned her back on me and went to join a group of women who, from their build, looked as though they were in the army'. If you wish to know one of the reasons why the invasion of Iraq has turned into a fiasco, you can gleam it from this minor episode. The military officers of the occupying army know very little about the Iraqi people and their culture, and even less about how to deal with and talk to the Iraqi men. They have only contempt for the Iraqi men. Soon after Rory's arrival in Iraq, this is what a British military officer says to a small group of new recruits at the airport, in case they are taken hostage by Arabs: 'Since you will be taken hostage by Arabs, it is likely that they will male-rape you.' Also, he says something so outrageous that it's quite unprintable in a decent website. Shocking, isn't it, that this is what the British military officers think of Arabs? And now you know why they failed so mis
I was unprepared for this book. It surprised me utterly. I didn't know what to expect, given the author's previous book, which was his walk through Afghanistan, called The Places in Between. To say I liked that earlier book does not quite describe my reaction--I was bowled over. I gave the book as a gift to several people and looked to see what else he'd done. I bought this one and put it aside, thinking it would be nice to read someday. When I stumbled upon his participation in some interviews in which he claimed his world view changed after "his experience in Iraq," I decided I had to read this RIGHT NOW. As with The Places In Between, I listened to the audiofile and read the hard copy to clarify and review. Stewart had been at home in Scotland planting trees after his Afghan trek when the US entered Iraq. He was an ex-infantryman and ex-foreign service officer and was well connected enough to be somewhat known. He was still young: late 20s, early 30s. He wrote to Baghdad and the Powers That Be and offered his services helping to set up the new Iraqi government. He got no response. He took a taxi from Jordan to Baghdad and offered again. His offer was accepted, and he was sent to a province in the south--ostensibly to work as deputy with several others on reconstruction projects. No one else showed up for awhile, so he managed on his own. He describes situations, individuals, conditions with a poet's eye and a truly sublime sense of the ridiculous. Even the photograghs he included are choice. In describing the clash of cultures that came with the occupation, something emerged that seems as obvious as 2000 years of human history: that only Iraqis can manage their country. We can help if they ask for our help, but the issues are so ancient, if you will, and culturally-specific, that really what we must do is avoid situations where we are fighting and occupying a foreign country with the idea that we can install a government that works. Some books turn on a light and illuminate dark corners where confusion reigns. This book did that for me, on a human scale and in a humorous way. It is one man's experience in one province, but it enlightens and enlivens all other discussions of these issues because of its particulars.


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Dreaming Of Pineapples (Psych Love Drabble/Ficlet Series)
By Andie O'Neill
Genre: Humor, Romance
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Shawn/Lassiter (Shassie)
Summary: Carlton Lassiter's got pineapples on the brain.
A/N: So out of pure boredom and because I was stuck at a stupid ALL DAY seminar, I've written a bunch of Psych drabbles. I call it "Psych Love Drabble/Ficlet Series" (awesome title, I know.)
Disclaimer: I don't own the characters or the show.
It was only a month after Lassiter first met Shawn Spencer that he had his first recurring dream about pineapples, and it hadn't been pleasant. He'd had a particularly bad day (which the fake psychic had happily made worse) and when he'd finally gotten home he'd been too tired to even get changed. Instead he'd thrown off all his clothes and collapsed in bed with a tired sigh. He'd been out like a rock moments later. He'd dreamt that night of walking down the streets of Santa Barbara, enjoying the pleasant morning when he'd heard a woman's scream, and moments later as he turned around he found himself staring face to face with a giant, man eating pineapple. What the dream meant, Carlton hadn't known, but he did remember running for his life while the man eating pineapple chased him threatening to eat him with a voice that sounded suspiciously like Spencer's.
It was a year later that he began to have yet another recurring dream about pineapples, this time pineapple smoothies. Carlton had always believed being chased by a giant pineapple with Spencer's voice had been the worst he'd ever had, but nothing beat the second far more troubling dream about sharing a giant pineapple smoothie with none other than Shawn Spencer, looking lovingly in his eyes like some boring chick flick Victoria had dragged him to back when they'd been together. The fact that romantic music had filled the air and they were holding hands made the dream extra strange and Carlton had been sure he never wanted to see another pineapple again.
The third recurring dream he'd had about pineapples had been probably the most disturbing of all, and by that point Carlton had been sure he had some serious issues he needed to work out. It'd been almost two years since he'd first met the psychic, sometime after he'd been accepted into the Lodge Spencer had helped him get in to. In the dream there'd been candles lit all around his bedroom, and once again romantic music played a jazz sound Carlton remembered he'd used especially when he and Victoria wanted to get intimate. Unlike the other dreams, this one had been surprisingly erotic, which was probably why Carlton considering it the most disturbing of all his pineapple dreams… especially since he'd been in bed eating pineapple off Shawn Spencer's very naked body. It was about that moment that he'd started to wonder if he'd officially lost it. Instead of waiting for it to eventually stop as the others had, Lassiter found himself avoiding sleep altogether, which turned out to be a bad idea when he found himself falling asleep at work.
Lassiter jumped back with a shout when he opened his eyes to see the grinning face of Head Psychic Shawn Spencer. "What the hell, Spencer?!" he grumbled angrily, wiping the drool off the files he'd been sleeping on.
Shawn's smile only grew. "So Lassie, mind telling me what you would like me to take off?" he asked.
Perhaps it was the lack of sleep, but he simply hadn't understood what the psychic could be talking about. "Excuse me?"
Shawn gave him an innocent look while Lassiter heard giggling coming from O'Hara's desk… both male and female. "While you were napping you mumbled 'take it off, Spencer,' and since I'm the only Spencer in the room I'm just curious as to know what in particular you'd like me to remove?"
Carlton's eyes immediately went wide. "Who says I was talking about you?" he'd found himself saying, despite knowing how idiotic it sounded even to his own ears.
"Well, exactly how many Spencers do you know besides me and my father. And uh, if you were talking to Henry, that's extremely disturbing dude!" Shawn told him, grimacing.
Lassiter narrowed his eyes, knowing there was no way to get out of his situation without making a giant fool out of himself. "Shut up Spencer," he muttered, grabbing the files on his desk and leaving to give them to Chief Vick. He ignored the loud laughter that followed as he opened and closed the door to Vick's office. He really hated it when he talked in his sleep….
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Stop in to eat a nice dinner the place has a nice atmosphere the waitress are very nice and attentive definitely recommend this place the price is midrange and the food is good.
Wasn't that hungry but had the chowder and it was good. Ordered the Honey Chicken Roll-up and it was the best I've had.
The food is totally decent and the prices are very good. I had a few bad experiences with servers at this location when they first opened so I stopped going. My last 2 visits were much better. Our server was friendly. The restaurant is clean. For the money you can't go wrong.
First and last visit. Nothing to write home about. Slow service at bar and bar was dirty with glasses on bar. Food wasnt good so i wont return
This place goes in spurts. I eat here almost weekly. When it goes through it's bad spurt (right about now), the service gets pretty bad - not unfriendly - but just not attentive - I tend to stay away and cut down my visits. When it goes through its good spurts, I thoroughly enjoy it weekly. Food is inconsistent as... More
We had to stay in Revere one night, there is not a lot of selection of places to eat, I'll say that much. Unless you like Dunkin Donuts which is in every street corner in Boston. Not sure what the fascination is there. Anyway, we walk in, and sit in the bar area at a cocktail table. I would say... More
Came here with my girlfriend for a quick bite to eat since we were seeing Cirque du Soleil down the street at Suffolk Downs. We only had to wait less than 10 minutes for a table, which was nice. Our server was very friendly and once we told her where we were going, she became all excited and said it... More
Well for me, it is one more place here in the area. Nothing wow!! about it. Great cold beers and drinks but bad mojito's, a lot of food in plates (so that's good). In my humble opinion, it is good but out there are better. Maybe for locals and drinkers it's a good place but as I said, it is... More
Excellent Turkey Tips! This is one of the few restaurants that has Turkey Tips on the menu! They are delicious as is the diet root beer! The menu has great variety at a fair price!
Stopped in after an airport run. Our family enjoyed a fantastic lunch...all three having the cod special. Just the right amount for lunch. Very prompt service. Well done.
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This is an open layout of a course that doesn't have too many surprises, thankfully. The greens were nice and soft without having excess divots on them. Pace of play was great too...
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The price is too much for what they offer. They advertise tee times available on Golf Now but say they are not available when you call direct. You are better off using your mil discount at Dormie. This course used to be a reasonably priced gem. Now Managment is rude and not very accommodating. The clubhouse restaurant was and still...
Felt like living on Donald Ross tag to market a run down golf club. The golf course itself was in ok shape with the exception of a few holes. However the clubhouse was terrible and rundown. The cart paths were also terrible (hard to actually call them "paths"). The brake in our golf cart also did not work properly. There...
ProudDad9, Thank you for your time to write a review about us. I apologize for the bad experience you had at our course. At the time you played our course, early November, our club house was suffering from the sudden withdrawal of the Food & Beverage management company that had been hired to run our restaurant and half way house....
This is an open layout of a course that doesn't have too many surprises, thankfully. The greens were nice and soft without having excess divots on them. Pace of play was great too and hardly had to wait for those in front of us.
Classic Donald Ross design with some fairly significant elevation changes and your fair share of false fronts on many greens. Course was in good shape but cart paths need upgrading, as does the clubhouse. Clubhouse staff were very friendly, although the restaurant facility was closed the day we visited.
We were attracted to the fact that Donald Ross built this course in 1909. Although the greens putted true the rest of the course seemed like it hadn't been maintained since 1909. Yes, there are a few well designed original holes but there are 20 plus courses in the area I would play before this one. If you are a...
My husband was able to secure a tee time online for $22.00 per person. I know it was a special deal! But what a great deal! Everyone was professional, kind and supportive. The greens and fairways were in great shape. Great round of golf in a beautiful area!
Excellent golf course ,great shape lots of hills and fun had by all,I would recommend this course to all who go to the Pinehurst area.
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Played here on a Sunday morning since it was a Donald Ross original design. The tees, fairways and greens were in good upkeep, but the rest of the course not so much. The putting green is small and the driving range not a good value. The greens on this course are really hard for newcomers. Lots of tee shots over...
This was an excellent find of a course. I would recommend strongly. Put it on your agenda. The longest 6,000 yards you'll ever play! And funnest too. Course in great condition . Bent grass greens true.
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Complete documentation of the 1967 edition of saxophonist/composer Roscoe Mitchell's Art Ensemble with Lester Bowie (trumpet), Malachi Favors (bass) and Phillip Wilson (drums).
Mitchell, Roscoe Art Ensemble
Old/Quartet Sessions [2 CDs]
Label: Nessa
Released in: USA
A double CD reissuing the 1975 Nessa LP of Roscoe Mitchell recording in 1967 with AACM partners Lester Bowie, Malachi Favors, and Phillip Wilson. An excellent recording and document of the then growing Chicago avant scene - essential and historic!
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Label: Nessa
Catalog ID: NES 2728
Squidco Product Code: 14160
Format: 2 CDs
Condition: New
Released: 2011
Country: USA
Packaging: 2 CDs in a single Jewel tray
Recorded on May 18th and 19th, June 26th, and November 25th, 1967 by Terry Martin. Disc one was initially issued on Nessa Records on vinyl LP (catalog N- 5) in 1975 as Old/Quartet
Roscoe Mitchell-alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, clarinet, flute
Lester Bowie-trumpet, flugelhorn
Malachi Favors-bass
Philip Wilson-drums
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Track Listing:
Disc A
1. Old 8:07
2. Quartet 37:01
3. Solo 5:29
Disc B
1. Trio (Old Susanna) 31:02
2. Theme Statements: Slow Theme/Bell Song/Fast Theme/ Chinese Song 8:10
3. Tatas-Matoes (Rehearsal) 3:43
4. Quartet No. 1 22:03


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BOSTON -- It appears that the Boston Red Sox have decided to shut down outfielder Ryan Kalish for the remainder of the season due to a sore shoulder and neck.
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Your favourite singer was performing at an all girls college, but you could not attend it, because the guard at the gate sent you off with, "Boys were not allowed." And when the strong metallic gates of your girlfriend's college threaten to spoil a spontaneous date, then you should just head back home.While boys are often not allowed to enter the premises of an all-girls college in Delhi University, this debate proved that there are some all-girls colleges that always have their gates open for the guy brigade.
Part of the HT City — Fever 104 campaign — Campus Ka Mahayuddh, Akanksha Sonna from Lady Irwin College battled it out with Nishtha Singh from Kamala Nehru College to decide which college is more cool with their entry rules. As Dilli ka Dabangg, RJ Abhilash, played the referee, the girls were all set to establish how 'guy-friendly' their colleges were.
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The PRI AR-15 Sling Adapter, with quick detach sling swivel will fit on PRI Delta handguards. Designed to mount on PRI's carbon fiber handguards with a screw and backing plate. The sling swivel is constructed of T6 6061 hard coated black anodized aluminum with a push button sling swivel with a 1.00" ID loop. Also comes with #10-32 steel screw and a bar nut on the back side for mounting.
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