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IT'S the most agonising choice any parent would ever have to make.
This is the terrifying moment a widowed father raced to save his family from a house fire, and ran out of time.
Troy Lewis, 60, scrambled to rescue all seven of his young children from a fire in their home in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Saturday (AEST).
But Lewis, with time running out, could only save daughters Shaca, 9, and Electra, 5, as the others tragically perished, the Daily Mail reports.
Lewis's heart was already broken when his young wife, Kim Davis, 31, died from cancer last November. Now he again has to bury his kin: Mary, 6, Christopher, 8, Fannie, 5, Troy, 3, and Gwendolyn, 19 months.
"I wanted to get all of my babies," Lewis sobbed from hospital, where he and his remaining children are being treated, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
"All of my babies. I wanted all my babies."
Lewis's toughest choice came after saving Shaca when he discovered his son Christopher, dead in his bedroom.
Instead of staying in the room to look for Fannie and Troy, he moved on to other areas of the house — believing he had a greater chance of finding his other children alive.
"He (Christopher) was dead," Lewis said. "I saw him burned. I saw my baby burn.
"I had a choice to make, a dead child here or ... a live one."
That's when he grabbed Electra, and ushered her to safety. Quickly realising he was now in danger of losing his own life, Lewis had to make yet another heartbreaking call.
"I ran back upstairs to get the third child, that's when I stopped," he added.
"I couldn't do it no more. Out of seven, I have two. I have to be strong for them."

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Janet Dillon
|Janet Dillon
Kate Collins as Janet Dillon (2007)
|All My Children character
|Portrayed by
|Kate Collins (1991–92, 2005–11)
Melody Anderson (1993)
Robin Mattson (1994–2000)
|First appearance
|May 24, 1991
|Last appearance
|September 23, 2011
|Created by
|Agnes Nixon
|Introduced by
|Felicia Minei Behr
|Final, recurring
|Other names
|Janet Marlowe
Janet Green
Natalie Dillon
Jane Cox
Janet from Another Planet
The Crowbar Killer
|Oak Haven Sanitarium, Pine Valley, Pennsylvania
Robin Mattson as Janet Dillon (1997)
Janet Dillon (née Marlowe) is a fictional character on the daytime soap opera, All My Children. Mostly known for terrorizing the residents of Pine Valley, including her sister Natalie Marlowe, while under psychotic delusions due to the extreme emotional abuse inflicted on her since childhood by her mother, Janet has had extended periods of sanity, which she and her psyche have been studied within scholarly contexts.[1][2][3]
The role was originated in 1991 by Kate Collins, who had also portrayed Janet's sister Natalie on the series since 1985. Collins played both characters until she left All My Children in 1992, and her replacement in the role of Natalie, Melody Anderson, portrayed Janet for one day in 1993. With the Natalie character killed off, Robin Mattson played as Janet from 1994 to May 9, 2000. Collins made brief appearances in the role from November 28, 2005 to March 10, 2006, from February 9, 2007 to December 18, 2007 and from April 30, 2010 to May 19, 2010. Collins briefly returned from July 25, 2011 until the finale on September 23, 2011.
The character was sometimes known derisively as "Janet from another Planet".
- ^ Jennifer Hayward (1997). Consuming pleasures: active audiences and serial fictions from Dickens to soap opera. University Press of Kentucky. pp. 228 pages. ISBN 978-0-8131-2025-6. Retrieved October 12, 2011.
- ^ Dorothy Catherine Anger (1999). Other worlds: society seen through soap opera G - Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary Subjects Series. University of Toronto Press. pp. 1718 pages. ISBN 978-1-55111-103-2. Retrieved October 12, 2011.
- ^ TV Guide, Volume 54. Triangle Publications (Original from Indiana University). 2006. ISBN 978-1-55111-103-2. Retrieved October 12, 2011.


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How is Geraldine and Fransady? Hope all briliant and looking forward to seeing you all again, soon. If I can find a lift, going north, either from Islington, North London or from The Gower Peninsular, in Wales.
I did get my exhibition up, eight of us women artists, in central London - The Crypt Gallery hosts our UNDER THE MOON show, full of sculptures, hangings, paintings, bright and dark emotions, leaping african figures from me!!! All kinds of music, too, and incense drifting out of the Crypt's underground coolness in this hot london summer. Three weeks nearly over, and all too soon, it ends on July 13th.
I am so proud of myself. Now I am ready to dance!
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Efren Abueg
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|Efren Reyes Abueg
3 March 1937
Tanza, Cavite, Commonwealth of the Philippines
Efren Reyes Abueg (born 3 March 1937 in Tanza, Cavite) is a well-known and recognized Filipino-language creative writer, editor, author, novelist, short story writer, essayist, fictionist, professor, textbook writer, and anthologist in the Philippines.[1][2] His works appeared on magazines such as Liwayway, Bulaklak, Tagumpay, Mod, and Homelife.[2]
- 1 Personal life
- 2 Career
- 3 Awards
- 4 Works by Abueg
- 5 See also
- 6 References
- 7 External links
Personal life[edit]
He attended Naic Elementary School in Naic, Cavite in 1950. In 1954, He finished high school at Arellano (Public) High School in Manila. He graduated in 1957 from Imus Institute Junior College in Imus, Cavite with an Associate In Arts degree and graduated with the degree of Bachelor in Science in Commerce, Major in Accounting in 1960 from Manuel L. Quezon University in Quiapo, Manila. He got his Masters in Arts in Language and Literature degree at De La Salle University-Manila in 1987 and his PhD in Filipino and Translation Studies at the University of the Philippines in 2000.
As anthologist[edit]
Abueg was the author of three anthologies of stories and essays. They are Bugso[1][2] ("Impetus"), Tradisyon (Kasaysayan ng Panitikan ng Pilipinas: Mula Alamat hanggang Edsa) ["Tradition (History of Literature of the Philippines: From Legend to Edsa"), and Ang Mangingisda: Mga Kuwento kay Jesus ["The Fisherman: Stories on Jesus").[2]
As novelist[edit]
Abueg authored the novels Dilim sa Umaga ("Darkness in the Morning"), Habagat sa Lupa ("Monsoon on Land"), and Dugo sa Kayumangging Lupa ("Blood on Brown Land").[2] of Merah Tua, a novel cerealize in Liwayway magazine. He was one of the resident writers at the Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center.[2]
As fictionist[edit]
From 1998 to 1999, Abueg was a National Fellow for Fiction for the LIKHAAN: UP Creative Writing Center.[2]
As editor[edit]
Among the books Abueg edited were Mga Piling Akda ng KADIPAN ["Selected Works of KADIPAN"] (1964), Mga Agos sa Disyerto ["Currents in the Desert"] (1965, 1974 and 1993), MANUNULAT: Mga Piling Akdang Pilipino ["WRITER: Selected Filipino Works"] (1970), and Parnasong Tagalog ni Abadilla (1973).[1] He was the editor of Tulay na Buhangin at iba pang mga akda ["Sand Bridge at other works"].[2]
As professor[edit]
Abueg was a language and literature professor.[1][2] From 1965 to 1972, Abueg taught at the Manuel L. Quezon University. From 1971 to 1972, Abueg taught at the Philippine College of Commerce. From 1974 to 1977, Abueg taught at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila. From 1977 to 1978, Abueg taught at the Ateneo de Manila University. He was also a professor at the De La Salle University.[1][2]
As head of organizations[edit]
From 1984 to 1987, Abueg was the Director of the Student Publications Office of De La Salle University.[2] From 1986 to 1988, Abueg was the president of the Kapisanan ng mga Propesor sa Pilipino (KAPPIL) [literally "Organization of Professors of the Filipino Language"), as well as the president of Linangan ng Literatura ng Pilipinas (Literary League of the Philippines). He was also the director of the Philippine Folklore Society.[1]
Novel writing[edit]
Liwayway magazine awarded Abueg four literature prizes for his novels, such as in 1964, 1965, and 1967.[1][2]
Short story writing[edit]
Abueg had been a recipient of awards for his short stories. The recognition included six Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards,[2] namely in 1959, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1967, and 1974. In 1957, Abueg received the first prize for short story from KADIPAN. In 1969, he received the Pang-alaalang Gawad Balagtas (Balagtas Memorial Award).[1][2] In 1969, the Philippines Free Press gave him a third prize for a Filipino-language short story.[1][2] In 1992, Abueg won the Mangangatha sa Tagalog ("Composer in Tagalog") prize from the Unyon ng mga Manunulat sa Pilipinas.[1]
Essay writing[edit]
For essay writing, Abueg received the first prize during the KADIPAN competition in 1958.[1]
Textbook writing[edit]
Abueg received awards for the textbooks he authored.[1]
Other awards[edit]
The other awards Abueg received include the Gawad Pambansang Alagad ni Balagtas and the Gawad Quezon sa Panitikan.[2]
Works by Abueg[edit]
- Muling Pagsilang ng Isang Pangarap (1964)
- Dugo sa Kayumangging Lupa (1965)
- Alimpuyo (1967)
- Dilim sa Umaga (1968)
- Malamig na Ningas (1968)
- Agaw-dilim (1969)
- Mga Kaluluwa sa Kumunoy (1972)
- Mister Mo, Lover Boy Ko (1973)
- Maraming Lalaki sa Mundo (1984)
- Huwag Mong Sakyan ang Buhawi (1985)
- Mga Haliging Inaanay (1987)
- Aawitin Ko ang Pag-ibig Mo (1992)
Short Stories[edit]
- Si Mark at ako
- Ang Bagong Paraiso (1963)
- Ang Kamatayan ni Tiyo Samuel
- Mapanglaw ang Mukha ng Buwan
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Photograph of Efren Abueg, creative writer at Flickr.com
- 1937 births
- Living people
- People from Tanza, Cavite
- Filipino novelists
- Tagalog-language writers
- Filipino editors
- Anthologists
- Filipino essayists
- Filipino male short story writers
- Textbook writers
- Language teachers
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- Manuel L. Quezon University alumni
- University of the Philippines alumni
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A veteran of Canadian advertising beat out Conrad Black for a Canadian literary prize, scooping up the National Business Book Award for his critique of consumerism that urges people to realize they can force companies to be more accountable.
Bruce Philp, a former agency executive whose clients included Molson Breweries, ING Direct, Toyota, and Rogers, won the $20,000 prize for Consumer Republic: Using Brands to Get What You Want, Make Corporations Behave, and Maybe Even Save the World, published by McClelland & Stewart.
"The relationship we have with marketing and with branded consumerism has an ugly side," noted Mr. Philp in his acceptance speech during a luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton in Toronto on Monday.
"Yet it is, at the end of the day, the best thing about capitalism, because it is the only place left in our entire system where the average guy can be disappointed with his weed-whacker and make himself heard, and cause fear in a tower somewhere in downtown Toronto."
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QuarterbackThe skinny: The seemingly never-ending search for a signal-caller in the Windy City still goes on, as the Monsters of the Midway haven't had a Pro Bowler at the game's most important position since Jim McMahon in 1985. The three-headed monster of Rex Grossman, Brian Griese, and Kyle Orton threw 21 interceptions, got sacked 42 times, and, most significantly, lost nine games this past season.
The favorite: Head coach Lovie Smith continues to say publicly that both Grossman and Orton will enter training camp on equal ground for the starting job, but there is every reason to assume Grossman is who the organization wants to line up under center in Week 1 at Indianapolis. Smith and Co. have always felt that their first-round golden boy is the most talented passer on the roster, so Orton would probably have to outperform Grossman significantly in order to get the nod.
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The dark horse: While he will rarely wow you with eye-popping statistics or highlight-reel throws, it's hard to ignore the fact that Orton is 12-6 as a starter in his three-year NFL career. He was the only Bears QB to post a positive touchdown-to-interception ratio in 2007, so his ability to avoid catastrophic mistakes might be a better fit for this team than Grossman's gun-slinging antics assuming the defense returns to form and the special teams continue their scintillating success in the return game.
The prediction: Grossman always looks great in 7-on-7 drills when he's not being rushed, so expect him to impress the coaching staff with his strong arm and be given the benefit of the doubt once again. In order for Orton to wrestle the job away from him, he'll have to prove that he can be more of a play-maker and not just a game-manager.
Wide ReceiverThe skinny: The Bears will have to replace both of their starting wideouts from a year ago, as the speedy Bernard Berrian left for Minnesota in free agency and the veteran Muhsin Muhammad was released back in February. There are several candidates to take over atop the depth chart, but a legitimate No. 1 option is still yet to emerge.
The favorites: Marty Booker was a Pro Bowl pass-catcher for this team once upon a time, so he was brought back to town after a four-year stint in Miami. Brandon Lloyd was beginning to emerge as a dangerous threat in San Francisco before wearing out his welcome, and now the former Illini star returns to the Prairie State after a pair of unproductive and unwelcome campaigns in Washington.
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The dark horses: Mark Bradley has all the talent in the world and looked like a future star as a rookie before tearing his ACL, but now the former second-rounder is questionable for the start of training camp after another knee procedure last week to clean out a little scar tissue. And speaking of talent, Devin Hester did some good things his first year catching passes instead of defending them and is nothing short of electrifying in the open field.
The prediction: While Bradley offers the best size-and-speed combination and Hester is simply magical with the ball in his hands, Bradley can't stay away from the injury bug and Hester is too valuable on special teams. Neither Booker nor Lloyd has enough speed to make enemy cornerbacks nervous, but Booker is still a sure-handed possession target and Lloyd can be a scoring threat in the red zone.
Left GuardThe skinny: Ruben Brown has been to nine Pro Bowls and might end up in the Hall of Fame one day, but a bum shoulder made him a liability last season and ultimately forced him to injured reserve. John St. Clair closed out the schedule as the starting left guard, although the team would prefer to keep him as the swing tackle this year and find a more suitable replacement for Brown.
The favorite: Even though he was benched in favor of St. Clair – a career tackle – by Week 15, Terrence Metcalf opened the offseason training program with the first team. There has been some recent rumors that Metcalf suffered a broken hand which may have contributed to his less-than-spectacular play, although it sounds like the spin cycle is on overdrive at Halas Hall since the 2002 third-round draft pick was never on the injury report with any sort of hand problem.
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The dark horse: Josh Beekman had all the makings of a solid selection in last April's draft as a reserve guard and center, but he was active for a grand total of one game and didn't get a chance despite all the offensive line problems this team experienced. He has spent the last year or so getting his body ready for the week-in-and-week-out battle associated with trench warfare on Sunday, so it will be interesting to see if Beekman can give Metcalf a run for his money.
The prediction: Choosing between the likes of Metcalf and Beekman isn't much of a choice when a team is trying to get back to the Super Bowl, although either would benefit from Olin Kreutz returning to All-Pro form at center and rookie Chris Williams being an instant success at left tackle. And don't rule out St. Clair just yet, especially if both Metcalf and Beekman struggle significantly in Bourbonnais.
John Crist is the Publisher of Bear Report and a member of the Professional Football Writers of America. To read him every day, visit BearReport.com and become a Chicago Bears insider.


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The Royal Flush Gang is a Red Dead Redemption posse.
About the posse
The Royal Flush Gang originates from a home-brewed tabletop wild west adventure setting called Road to Perdition and is not to be confused with the playing card-themed supervillains that first appeared in Justice League of America #43 in March 1966. In the canon of Road to Perdition and Red Dead Redemption, the Royal Flush Gang is an organization that was founded by Connor "Bird Gunner" Baird Sr. in the early 1880s that has cells known as "suits" scattered throughout frontier America. Their base of operations is rumored to be in Gateway, Louisiana and it is also said that they have staging grounds just outside of Poker Flats, Montana.
Each "suit" is tailored to a different task that ultimately serves the greater good of the gang. The Clubs are the designated enforcers; thugs, brutes and bullies with a modicum of smarts and skill with a shootin' iron who specialize in creating havoc wherever and whenever the gang needs it. The Diamonds are the gang's "financeers"; soundrels and thieves who stage robberies and plan heists. The Hearts are the face of the gang; vain entrepreneurs with all the charm, grace and venom of an Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake. The Spades are the gang's masterminds; while the other three suits toil, these enigmatic individuals sit in the shadows drinking brandy, reading the daily paper, and smiling to themselves because they know their nefarious plans are infallible...
The top three highest ranking officers of a suit are represented by "face cards." With the exception of the Hearts -- who're lead by a Queen -- each suit is lead by a King, a Jack and an Ace. The Kings and Jacks serve as the leaders and second-in-commands respectfully, but the Aces represent the best gunfighter of a particular suit. The only exception to this rule is the founder of the gang himself, Connor Baird Sr., who holds both the King and Ace of Spades cards.
(Note: There are only 46 members of the Royal Flush Gang, even though it's widely assumed they have a full "deck" of 52. This is because...
1.) One King and three Queens have been removed from the so-called "deck."
2.) The Jack of Spades retired from a life of crime in the early 1900s
3.) The leader of the Royal Flush Gang counts as two different cards.)
Playing as a member of a Royal Flush Gang posse, who're dubbed "Knights" in honor of the French Tarot playing card, is simple: Work as a team to benefit your family. The Knights of the Royal Flush Gang specialize in taking down gang hideouts in Free Roam, collecting the bounties of most wanted players, working together in Gang Shootout to eliminate the competition and, of course, raking in the cash in Poker, Blackjack and Liar's Dice.
Joining the posse
In order to join the Royal Flush Gang players need to track down a known member of the Gang and query them about becoming a Knight. If the individual deems you a worthy candidate then you will be invited to clear a Gang Hideout with them and the rest of their posse should they be accompanied by one. Should you perform adequitely then you're as good as in. Aside from this rite of passage, being a member of the Royal Flush Gang comes with a small set of requirements:
1.) Posse members aren't allowed to play as lawmen, iconic characters or zombies.
2.) Hackers will not be tolerated, even if they are working for the interest of the Gang. The founders of the RFG do not condone online cheating and if you are caught doing so then you will be forever branded "Kill On Sight" by the posse as a whole.
3.) Players must be the age of 16 or older and must also demonstrate a considerable level of maturity and level-headedness when dealing with others. Things such as calling other players "faggot" or literally screaming in rage when things don't go your way will not be tolerated.
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Alto Wine is a beverage available in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It is slightly more valuable than standard wine. It can often be found on bandits, in camps, in houses, and in the inventories of the people living in them.
Alto Wine weighs 0.5 and is worth 12 . If drunk, the wine will restore 15 stamina points, but it slows stamina regeneration by 30% for 30 seconds.
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October 24, 2016
There is Always Something to Be Thankful For
Choosing to be positive and having a grateful attitude is going to determine how you live your life.
A social interview by Darla Michelsen
Doug Jacobs and Jeff Mikeska are Realtors serving Austin, Texas
A native of Austin Texas, Doug Jacobs spent 10 years as a Police Officer before leaving that behind to finish his degree in accounting. During this time Doug met his partner Jeff, who was already in the Real Estate business. Jeff encouraged Doug to join him and has proved to be one of the best decisions he ever made.
Doug and Jeff have been working together in the Austin Metro area for over 20 years. Together they built their business serving the LBGT community. As time and society have progressed, their clients have become more diverse. Doug and Jeff like to say they have become more "Straight Friendly"!
Doug is a buyer's specialist and works a great deal with relocation clients. He loves the connection he makes spending time with buyers and the bond that develops. More times than not they become close personal friends.
Being in Law enforcement for so many years has given Doug genuine people skills. He uses those skills to help people and give them guidance to make important life decisions.
Doug has always been such a wonderful supporter of the NAGLREP interviews and I was honored to spend time getting to know him better.
Darla Michelsen: What advice would you offer someone thinking about getting into Real Estate?
Doug Jacobs: That's a difficult question, because markets are so different from state to state. But my biggest advice would be to find a mentor. Even as a rookie police officer we had a mentor or a field training officer for 6 months to direct us. And along those lines would be to go with a larger company that can give you the training and the experience.
As a side story to that, Jeff and I started out with Keller Williams here in Austin. It was the only KW office and the first with about 60 agents. We were the first gay couple in the company. Most everyone worked as teams as married couples. Married couples had to pay only one split and we had to pay two splits. So we went to management, who then went to Gary Keller who owed the company.
He approved it and we were the first Gay couple to be approved as a team for Keller Williams and they were very supportive of us.
We continued to grow with the company, and by the time we left there were many offices and about 600 agents in our office alone. It was a learning experience and we made some history there too. They were a larger growing company, and we received the support and training we needed to be successful in this profession.
DM: Why did you align yourself with NAGLREP?
DJ: We were some of the first members of NAGLREP and very proud of it. The advocacy piece of NAGLREP is the number one mission and focus. NAGLREP - or any professional organization that one becomes involved with- is to protect the rights and freedoms of its members. Not to push an agenda, but it gives us a voice with the lawmakers and people who affect our industry. I think that is the biggest benefit because it provides a national united voice for a LBGT community.
It's our position to voice our concerns together in matters that involve Real Estate as a whole, but especially that affects our community. Jeff Berger has been able to represent our community to leaders in the lending and housing arenas who are in positions to make changes for the better.
The time has not yet arrived where we don't need this type of advocacy that sends a message that we are all the same. I can remember 20 years ago when we started to go to lenders, and trying to overcome the hurdles involving LBGT couples. Now we barely have issues, and this is great progress.
DM: These are great points, Doug.
DJ: Make no mistake about this, this is what I feel is the purpose and this is why I support NAGLREP and Jeff Berger. Referrals are great, we all want them, but that's just a perk.
DM: Will you be attending the conference this year?
DJ: We're not able to come, but would like to address how wonderful it will be for so many going to be around like-minded people. There's a lot of information and education that will be shared that is good to know, good to learn and will apply to anyone's business.
DM: Can you tell me three things that most people wouldn't know about you.
DJ: Well, one is that I was formerly a Police officer; we have a 4 year old grandson and a 29 year old son; lastly I collect watches and shoes. Most people wouldn't know that one unless they noticed that I never wear the same shoes or watches!
DM: What do you like to do with your free time?
DJ: We love theatre, the outdoors, and camping and traveling
DM: What is one of your favorite travel destinations?
DJ: We just got back from Bora Bora, and yes, we did stay in those little huts over the water that you always see in the pictures! We went there on our 24th anniversary. We try to take one nice trip each year.
DM: Are there any charity organizations that you like to give your time?
DJ: The two on a local level would be AIDS Services of Austin and Project Transitions. We've donated numerous hours to each organization.
DM: Is there a personal reason you choose them?
DJ: We know what they stand for and who they help. We have had friends who've benefitted from these services. We got connected with both of them when there weren't many providing the services they currently provide. They always stood out.
DM: Is there anything else you'd like to add?
DJ: Just that I'm just thankful for what I have in my life and the people in my life. I'm a very proud father and grandfather to Braxton a pretty special boy.
Darla Michelsen: Spending time talking and getting to know Doug better was such a joy! What a warm and incredibly genuine person. It seemed like we had been friends for years and so glad to have had this time together.
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The next Governor's Office, at least.
Under a Senate-passed bill now before the House, future governors' ability to shield records from the public would be limited.
Legislation sponsored by state Sen. Dan Claitor, R-Baton Rouge, rolls back a 2009 change championed by Gov. Bobby Jindal that introduced the notion of shielding from public access records that are part of a governor's "deliberative process."
One does not have to be cynical to see where that exemption, borrowed from federal law, would be too flexible for Louisiana politics. The governor sold his "transparency" package as a matter of open government, and it turned out to have the opposite effect.
Some legislators and media organizations, as well as the Public Affairs Research Council, say a "deliberative process" provision has been particularly abused to hide documents. Senate Bill 190 would keep the governor's communications with his internal staff exempt from disclosure. But no longer would agencies outside the Governor's Office be able to shield records claiming they are part of the governor's "deliberative process." We see no need for special "executive privilege" exemptions from public records laws for governors. Mayors and parish presidents have been able to effectively lead without such exemptions, and governors should be able to do so, too. Claitor's bill doesn't eliminate such exemptions entirely, but it's a step in the right direction.
Claitor's legislation also would remove an exemption that gives executive branch agencies a six-month blackout period on budget documents. In addition, the governor's travel records would be accessible within seven days.
The changes would not go into effect until noon on Jan. 11, 2016, when a new governor takes office.
"Obviously, what's good for the goose is not good for the gander in this case," said state Rep. Jeff Arnold, D-New Orleans, of the bill. Claitor agrees, but he does not want a vindictive parting veto from Jindal on this issue.
The challenges to transparency were documented in a House committee by the Louisiana Press Association, but it's important to remember that this involves not a press privilege but a fundamental right of citizens. "The public has a right to know," said Carl Redman, former executive editor of The Advocate.
This is not a matter of reportorial access but of public access. The Jindal exception has warped out of shape the broad openness of government that is fundamental to democracy.
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Willems and crew are in heavy post and compositing for the film, but there is some other news: Jeff Walton (Curse of the Puppet Master, Shrieker, Invisible Mom, Invisible Dad, The Brotherhood 1&2) is composing the music for Renfield: The Undead. In addition to premiering at the Bram Stoker Film Festival in Whitby, England this October, Renfield will also be screened at The American Film Market in November.
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R. N. Renfield (Nichols), once the slave of Dracula, is now an insane vampire stalking a modern metropolis (Bayou City). Known as "The Bayou City Butcher", he is pursued by Detective Paul Cranston, a driven homicide investigator who always gets his man.
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As some of you may know from twitter, I was a bit MIA for about two and a half weeks. I know what you're going to say- "WHAT?! She has a mortgage and she's going traveling again?! How the heck is this possible?"
Well, I understand what you might be thinking. In my defense, I did buy my ticket to Vietnam before I bought the place, and the cheap airfare I booked with Kayak.com to Vietnam was only $1000 return (including taxes) which is a steal! Usually it costs anywhere from $1300 to $1600 return. I have always wanted to go to Vietnam and it's on my bucket list (I love the food so much, I could literally drink fish sauce all day).
My motto is- life is short. Live without regrets. I don't eat out for lunch every day at work and don't have a latte factor, so traveling is what I spend my money on and what I value in life. I tell myself this every time I mumble and grumble to myself about having to make lunch for work instead of eating out.
Vietnam is a very economical country to travel in. It's definitely on my "exotic doesn't always mean expensive" list. For example, a bowl of Pho (beef noodle soup) is $1.10 USD. A cup of Vietnamese Coffee (super strong coffee with condensed milk, YUM) is $0.50. A hotel room can range anywhere from $5-$10USD. I traveled like royalty for about $15 a day.
Here are some tips on how to travel on the cheap in Vietnam
(during Tet, which is Lunar New Year and notoriously difficult to travel around because all the locals are on vacation and the ENTIRE COUNTRY IS MOVING TOO!).
- Plan ahead– book your planes, trains and buses ahead of time- think WAY ahead. Like weeks- will save you money and headaches! We spent a lot of our time in Vietnam asking around for availabilities on transportation, only to find most places were full, buses were full, trains were full, and discount planes were full (namely Jetstar; we ended up having to use Vietnam Airlines)
Here are a few examples of the cost- A bus ride (tourist "sleeping" bus) from Hue to Hoi An (4 hour ride) $6 USD. An overnight train ticket from Hanoi to Nha Trang (basically halfway across the country lengthwise) $45 USD. Still super cheap compared to North American standards.
- Bargain-I found that people in Vietnam didn't seem as keen on bargaining and negotiating as other Asian countries, but it doesn't hurt the try. The main thing is to keep it friendly, smile, and keep it fun. You're much more likely to get ahead that way than not. We bargained for our hotel room costs (got our hotel in Hue down from $20 USD a night to $15 USD a night for three people sharing a room), for tailored clothes, and for taxis. Though I notice that pretending to walk away and acting disinterested (when you really want it) doesn't seem to work as well here as say, China.
- You just might have to accept it- Traveling during Tet is notoriously expensive. Tet runs usually for two weeks from January to February. The entire country seems to come to a halt, shops are closed, restaurants are closed, people are celebrating and drinking their faces off (though no firecrackers anymore because that was banned in the mid-90's). Restaurant owners even ask their employees to work during Tet for double pay and they still refuse. The Vietnamese save all their money up the entire year to celebrate these two weeks. Items and services (like hotels, tours, transportation) can be double or triple the price during the Tet because of this. They charge a premium because they can. It's Tet.
- Certain things can be last minute– This might sound contradictory to my advice on booking , but you can save money by booking last minute. We were looking at Halong Bay (the beautiful picture you see above) tours on the internet, and they ranged anywhere from $89 to $249 for a 2 day 1 night tour from Hanoi to Halong Bay. My lassez-faire friend who I was traveling with, insisted we book last minute. The tours usually start at 8am and she went to a travel agent at 7am and they told her the cheapest they could do was $79 (it was usually $149). She spoke to another traveler earlier in the trip who said she booked the same tour for $39 by going last minute. The travel agency agreed to $39USD for a two day one night tour, and when the tour company picked us up at the hotel, they told us not to tell the other travelers how much we paid (I guess that's how good of a deal we got!) or else the other travelers might get mad.
- Research up on relative cost for services/goods before the transaction is made- I know this is very typical advice for any traveler, but knowing how much things generally cost will help prevent you from getting scammed. We had a taxi driver who took us from our hotel in Hanoi to the train station (a 5 minute drive) and instead of 35,000 Dong (about $1.50 USD) he asked for 350,000 Dong (about $15 USD). He acted quite confident that it was 350,000 Dong but at the same time didn't demand that we pay it when we said we knew it should really cost 35,000 Dong. Also, in taxis, you have the option of negotiating for a fixed price, or using a meter. Sometimes using the meter can cost more than negotiating a fixed price, so it pays to read ahead (everyone has their copy of the Vietnam Lonely Planet glued to their hips).
My trip:
Just in case you were wondering how my trip went, it was amazing! I saw so much but I think we did do a bit too much in a very short period of time. I'm going to try to see if I can describe the trip in a nutshell. Went to Nha Trang (beach town), not sunny, rode a scooter, fell, and got a lovely calf burn, tried scuba diving for the first time (realized I am quite claustrophobic), flew to Hanoi, went to Halong Bay (even kayaked there- amazing experience), Hanoi was intense (scooters EVERYWHERE!!), took a train to Hue, spent time in Hue sick (Travel tip- don't be too adventurous on street food to the point you think cooking raw meat over your own little barbeque is a good idea), bussed to Hoi An, learned to cook Vietnamese food in Hoi An, and took a three day two night motorbike tour through the Central Highlands to see the "real Vietnam".
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CAMARILLO, Calif. Neither overcast skies nor a little fever could spoil Teri Hatcher's game on Sunday as she took a break from playing Susan on ABC's Desperate Housewives to help needy kids.
Hatcher had just finished filming an episode with Frasier's Peri Gilpin. "I hire her as my wedding planner," she said. In the episode Hatcher starts shooting this week, Susan ends up in anger management.
But there was no room for drama on the golf course, where Hatcher estimated 120 tournament players (including many Housewives cast and crewmembers) donated anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars each to join her on the links to benefit the Casa Pacifica children's charity.
There to support Hatcher: her boyfriend, director Stephen Kay, who afterward was heading back to New York, where he is shooting Six Bullets From Now, a heist drama starring Josh Lucas.
At least one player was no novice: Dougray Scott (Housewives' Ian Kavanaugh), who said, "I was brought up playing." When he was 6, his dad introduced him to the game in Scotland.
But much of the field was motivated mostly by good intentions.
Brenda Strong (Housewives' Mary Alice) has picked up a club only one other time in the past 12 years. But she was happy to share that she will play an orthopedic surgeon on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Ricardo Antonio Chavira (Carlos) played golf for the first time only two days before the tournament. Still, he enjoyed some friendly competition with John Slattery, who plays his romantic rival on the show. As far as the game, Chavira insisted, "I'm going to kick his (butt)." Just a few hours into the tournament, though, Chavira had hit two houses near the course.
More friendly rivalry ensued between Doug Savant (Tom) and Jason Gedrick, who joins the show soon, helping at Tom's pizza parlor. Something also gets cooking with Tom's wife (Felicity Huffman's Lynette), but the actors, it turns out, are pals. Savant said he and Gedrick have been friends for 18 years, after meeting when they screen-tested for the 1991 movie True Colors. (The roles ultimately went to James Spader and John Cusack.)
Savant went as far as to have his priest bless their game. It didn't help much. Savant got lost on the course.
Perhaps it was the company he was keeping. Gedrick, at the sixth hole, jumped out of his cart to grab a beer, and Slattery yelled, "Don't get arrested for drunk driving!"
Through it all, Hatcher, troubled with a sinus infection, helped keep the mood light. A right-hander whose shots tend to veer left, she joked: "They told me it's better to be a hooker than a slicer. I'm proud to be a hooker."
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So I did a little research on that and found that though fastboot was loaded when I unzipped the tpdebrick file, there was another version of fastboot you could download along with some Android tools that someone mentioned. I opened another terminal window and installed those packages. I went back to the terminal window that I had the Touchpad plugged into and reran the script. I jiggled the USB wire and held my breath.
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What kind of condition would it awake too? I had no idea. I read stories that said sometimes you had to run WebOS Doctor and basically start from scratch with them. I plugged in my Touchpad and went to bed. About an hour later (2:30 am) I heard the familiar mail alert chime that my Touchpad makes when it updates mail. Though it woke me out of a sleep (I had the volume turned all the way up), it was the sweetest chime I ever heard. My Touchpad was booted and running as if nothing had ever happened.
I turned the volume down and let it charge overnight. This morning it was back to normal. My Touchpad was its old self again. It is fully charged and doesn't seem any worse for the wear.
Many thanks to JC Sullins for all of the great work he does for those thousands of us running Android on our Touchpads. Also, thanks to all of the people who frequent the Rootzwiki Touchpad forums. They all contribute their experiences and help to anyone who asks.
Finally, I am glad I don't have to look at Android tablets for a while longer. It seems the new Nexus 10 will be out this summer and I would have hated having to buy one now only to see it obsolete in a little while.


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Chez Thailand Holiday Homes nous nous engageons à fournir le meilleur service possible à nos clients afin qu'ils puissent vivre des vacances magiques et mémorables en Thaïlande. Nous sommes fier de recevoir quelques commentaires exceptionnels de nos visiteurs, en voici quelques unes.
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The house was generally in good condition. There were some details that we didn't like as there was a leak in the kitchen in the middle of the night, there were a lot of bugs and the refrigerator was put in the kitchen without any plan.
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I am regular customer with you .. this is my second visit to your villa I was disappointed when i was charged 1000 bath for early check in .. your villa was empty and you should not charge for couple of hours early check in.. and you should change towels daily Rest all things where superb nd it was a gr8 stay."
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Goods Location, Good Villa and nice service.
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Couldn't have asked for more. Only a 2 day stay and we were left to our own devices. The villa is not far from the beach and from there we grabbed a songtail taxi to walking street street. Check in and booking could not have been easier either.
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Ron Mann's new documentary Altman, an affectionate, moving portrait of the legendary director of such era-defining movies as M*A*S*H, McCabe & Mrs. Miller, California Split and Nashville, begins with two men on a beach, building a sand castle. The process is accompanied by a song, Let's Begin Again, written by Robert Altman. In voice-over, the director, who died in 2006, begins talking about how making movies is a little like building castles out of sand.
Though the creative collaborative with cast and crew is temporary, the record of those experiences over his almost 40 movies survives. It's a tribute to Mann's film – which will show at the Classics program of the upcoming Venice Film Festival – that it leads you from Altman's life back to his films, and makes you want to see them anew. Conveniently for fans in Toronto, 18 of Altman's feature films will be shown in a retrospective, Company Man: The Best of Robert Altman, at the TIFF Bell Lightbox Aug. 7-31. The retrospective opens with Mann's film, and will be attended by Mann and Altman's widow, Kathryn Reed Altman.
Altman is very much family collaboration, told largely with the salty eloquence of director's voice, but also with narration from Kathryn and the couple's two sons, who worked on his film crews. What we get is a broad overview of a six-decade, up-and-down career, as well as samples from Altman's films, television shows, photos and home movies.
We see how the filmmaker's long apprenticeship, making industrial films and then mainstream television, gave him the confidence, like a jazz improviser, to work spontaneously on the set. It was a quickie teen film, The Delinquents (1957) starring a young Tom Laughlin (Billy Jack), that caught the attention of Alfred Hitchcock, leading to a busy period directing episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents and shows such as Bonanza and Maverick.
But Altman frequently chafed at the advertising-driven television formulas. He was fired from the Second World War series Combat! after inserting a plot about a shell-shocked American GI who mistook a German soldier for a friend. Getting fired was something of a habit. Studio boss Jack Warner fired him from a feature film about a moon launch, called Countdown, when Altman employed a technique he later became famous for: Having characters arguing over top of one another.
His breakthrough was the anti-war satire M*A*S*H (1970) starring with Elliott Gould and Donald Sutherland. At 45, he became a hot property and counter-culture figurehead.
But instead of making a comfortable commercial follow-up, he shot a weird fairy tale, Brewster McCloud, starring unknowns – Bud Cort and Shelley Duvall. Next, he went to British Columbia to shoot what he called his "anti-Western film," McCabe & Mrs. Miller. (Altman named his first production company Lion's Gate, after the Vancouver bridge.)
Throughout the 1970s, now seen as a golden age for American independent cinema, Altman upended genre expectations in films such as Thieves Like Us, California Split and The Long Goodbye, and offered his definitive sardonic American bicentennial statement with Nashville.
But by 1980 and the failure of his expensive Robin Williams vehicle, Popeye, Altman's Hollywood career faltered. He directed theatre, worked in video, taught a course at university and adapted plays for the screen.
Perhaps the most Hollywood-like aspect of Altman's career, however, was his comeback. The return started with the ahead-of-its-time HBO mockumentary Tanner '88, and led to The Player (1992), Short Cuts (1993), Gosford Park (2001), The Company (2003) and his final film, A Prairie Home Companion (2006). He received an honorary Oscar for a lifetime of work at the 2006 Academy Awards, just months before his death. Though often painted as an obstreperously anti-establishment figure, Altman's gratitude on awards night was plain-spoken and heartfelt. "No other filmmaker has gotten a better shake than I have," he told the audience.
Though made for television (including The Movie Network and Movie Central in Canada), Mann's film is up to the Altman standard of unconventionality in his handling of celebrity interviews. Instead of straightforward celebrity endorsements, he shoots each person, posed against a dark background in a studio, and asks them the same question: Could they define the adjective "Altmanesque."
Keith Carradine, Gould, Bruce Willis, Paul Thomas Anderson, Julianne Moore and Lily Tomlin give it their best shot: Sociability, collective play, freedom and <QL>iconoclasm. Together they suggest something gritty but elusive, those grains of sand that slip through our fingers, but sometimes can be grasped and shaped into castles.
If you were in the film business over the past 30 years, Altman wasn't hard to meet. But somehow, Mann never had the experience. The Canadian director behind Comic Book Confidential, Poetry in Motion and a dozen other counter-culture-oriented documentaries, had idolized Altman, written essays about the director's work in university. Mann had gone to Cannes at 18 in 1977, saw the premiere of 3 Women and attended Altman's press conference. Both Mann and Altman publicly supported the pro-pot National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. Mann had even shared TIFF's Mavericks program with Altman in 2003, and befriended Altman's protégé, director Alan Rudolph. All of which leaves the impression that Mann didn't really try to pursue the connection.Report Typo/Error
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Small loveseat or large chair...no matter how you choose to look at it, this living room furniture piece has a distinct traditional romanticism to it. This chair and a half features a single seat cushion that offers lots of room. Decorative tufting on the tuxedo arms and seat back make this piece appealing to the eyes while beautiful legs add to the style. This piece includes the four accent pillows as pictured.Includes
1 LoveseatDimensions
Loveseat(504892), 54.00" x 32.25" x 30.75"H
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Additional Information
SKU 12694344 GTIN No Collection Claxton Assemble Length 54 Assemble Width 32.25 Assemble Height 30.75 Assembly Required Yes Material Faux Leather Color Other Styles Traditional Shipping Time 1-2 Weeks Free Shipping No
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