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Professor Robert started training 10 years ago when Gracie Barra America first opened in Orange County. He has been able to train and develop his Brazilian Jiu jitsu skills to a very high level under the close supervision of Master Carlos Gracie Jr., Professor Marcio Feitosa, Professor Andre Fernandes, and Professor Marco Joca; as well as many other very talented Gracie Barra black belts.
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Marvin is a father of three and was first introduced to Gracie Barra in August 2010. With it's philosophy and discipline, Gracie Barra Jiu-Jitsu has become a positive influence in Marvin's life. He has formed lasting bonds with students of the Gracie Barra Glendale Academy and does look to them as family. Marvin believes Jiu-Jitsu can be a positive life changer for everybody young & old, big & small. His daughter & son also train and now his wife. With the guidance and training of Professor Robert, Marvin has competed and metaled in competitions and his son, Glendale's first Little Champ to compete and medal.
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We have 2 levels of mat space. With our main mat area at about 1,100 square feet and our upstairs area at about 800 square feet. Men and women separate changing rooms, and even a space for the kids to play and do homework when they are not in classes.
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This Friday, May 21, Jared and I will have been married for five. Entire. Years.
Jared began humbly as "Lunch-break." The many boys in my phone were not known by their names, they were known simply by their place in my life or nicknames that my friends had given them.
Common examples include:
"White Trash-eriffic"
"Rapey Jake"
"Short but Hot"
and "Too Tan"
Jared was dubbed "Lunch-break" as his apartment was down the street from my work. On days when I wasn't hungry for food I would drive over to Jared's. A quick make-out session later and I was ready for the rest of the day, hence "Lunch-break."
The only problem with this system was my family and friends constantly slipped and referred to my dates as their nicknames........ To their face.
I knew things were getting serious when I changed his name to "Jared" in my phone.
After asking me to marry him on New Years Eve, I canceled my date with "Rapey Jake" figuring that my new fiance might not approve of me hanging out with someone who has "Rapey" in their nickname.
We got married.
And we lived happily ever after.
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Do you remember when we were hanging out with "Scar Face" and "Dooche Lord" and we told them about our little nicknames in our cell phones? I felt so bad when Scar Face called me to see what his name said. But hey - he did have a pretty big scar across his face.... We were so evil.ReplyDelete
Speaking of "lunch break", remember when you first saw "Burp Swallower" without his shirt and you wanted to trade me "Burp Swallower" for "Lunch Break?". You are so lucky I wasn't nice to you that day.
All-time favorite: The picture of you grabbing his ass! LOLReplyDelete
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Lonely isn't Being Alone.
I guess this has made me very insecure with friendships. I am a very bubbly, happy, easy-to-get-along-with person. However, I end up lying in bed at night questioning my words... wondering if I have said something that would have offended someone that day. Questioning my friends motives. Are they just being nice to me because they want something? Or because they feel sorry for me? Or because they feel like they have to be my friend for one reason or another. Ultimately, I end up pushing people away. It is easier to be the one to disappear than to go through the heart ache of being forgotten. Again.
I have loads of people around me. I like to think I have many friends. I am friendly with everyone. I would give my world to be included, outside of the general "niceties". Without question. Without reason. Without having to invite myself - because let's face it, that just defeats the purpose of feeling like you are wanted.
I need a break from the loneliness, which is starting to totally consume me. I want to be included. In grown up fun. Away from the playdates and picnics and kids outings. I crave for someone to truly love me. Truly want to spend time with ME. Not with my kids, not with my family, but with Danielle. Who is an extraordinary person.
Instead, I sit at home, not alone, but lonely.
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Me too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2012 at 9:17 AM
Yep!!! I hear ya' loud & clear!ReplyDelete
Hubby & I sometimes wonder if people put us (us, as in individuals - not family "us") in the "too hard basket" because of what THEY think we have to organise for our family in order to have time away. I don't really know, but I am with you on this one.... loneliness is hard and I suffer a lot with hubby away working.
I want a playdate for ME and I would invite you, Danielle, along anyday!
Hugs to you my dear! Meg x
I can relate to this so much! I get offers of play dates or family bbq's etc but it seems no one ever invites me, just me, out.. anywhere! I invite others out though, so then after it happens a few times, I'm left feeling once again, that the friendship is one sided. I want a friend who actually wants to go out of their way to see just me, because they think I'm great.ReplyDelete
I feel like a loser even writing this.. Only my husband gets to hear how lonely I feel on the friend front.
So just know, you are so not only in feeling this.
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2012 at 9:41 AM
Its nice to know im not alone in this...ReplyDelete
I had to re-read this as it was like reading my own thoughts and feelings only knowing i hadnt yet been able to put it down on paper, probably because i was questioning that to.
I have found it easier to push others away than to let them get close and then fear the feeling of loss. Especially with a child with special needs. But how to break the cycle???
Oh how i would love to have a friend for me, just me... one that just accepts all my "baggage" and is happy to go with the flow...
I understand this completely and then some more! This is my every single day. You are most definitely not alone xReplyDelete
I hear you Danielle, I felt like that for so many years. Only now have I found a small group of friends I feel valued and appreciated in. I'm 36.ReplyDelete
I hope it happens for you at some stage, sooner rather than later.
If I was in Qld I'd be knocking on your door right about now.
Oh Danielle, I felt like this all the time! I decided if I wanted to do things with my girl friends I would make it happen! I find that some people don't really want to go out of their way as its too hard!Especially when kids are involvedReplyDelete
In my experience that if you want things to happen you have to make it happen. Next time Kristy and I get up to no good I would love to have you come as I think you are worth getting to know better.I have always found you interesting.Chin up
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2012 at 10:57 AM
Believe me, despite the fact we don't catch up much & when we do it's a full scale production to do it LOL - you are never far from my thoughts.ReplyDelete
I'm much the same, everyday is the same for me (I haven't caught up with any of my friends in over 6 months!) - I get up, go to work, come home, put the kids to bed & sit there wishing I could spend some time with my friends... any time... even a coffee would be nice. But there's just not enough hours & I struggle to get out anyway. It's just easier to stay home & not talk to people... You know where I'm coming from, I'm in *that* mindset again & I NEED to get out, but I can't.
Another me too!ReplyDelete
A large part of the problem for me lies in myself I think. My hubby, is not well. He has chronic fatigue. This means that I have to do most everything. I also feel bad leaving him at home to look after the kids, and I hate to ask others to help with them. So I just don't go to stuff. Then I feel sad cos no one ever asks me anywhere. Viscious cycle!
On the flip side, I still have much to be thankful for!
Hun we don't live far from one another, I always enjoy your company and seeing you at blogging get togethers. I always look at you and think how amazing you are with all that you do. Anytime you want to do a coffee night or something, if you won't to, just let me know. I'm always down for kiddy free, mummy fun time, it happens rarely. XReplyDelete
Wow, this post resonated so much with me. We moved to the Gold Coast just as I fell pregnant with our eldest (5 years ago) and I have found it hard to make real friends as an adult. I was working in Brisbane at the time and that didn't help either as I didn't even have work colleagues around to socialise with. I find it really hard to make true friends and not just associates. xxxReplyDelete
I feel this way too. I was only thinking on the school holidays that I feel so lonely, yet I never get a minute alone.ReplyDelete
All the mothers at my mothers group were talking about their babies 1st birthday partys and I realised I don't really have any one to invite.
I have tried for the last 10 months going to playgroups and mothers groups but just can't find anyone I "click" with. I think having 5 kids and not driving puts me in the "too hard" basket.
I'm 40 and spent my birthday lat week wondering how I got to 40 with no friends.
Danielle, if we lived in the same STATE, I would love to catch up with you. Sadly, I do not think I will ever get to Queensland for a holiday. However if you ever come to Adelaide and have a spare hour or two, I would love to catch up with you.ReplyDelete
I know all too well what it is like to be lonely most of the time. I am never alone (always atleast Miss 2.5 with me), but I never feel wanted, valued as a person.
I spend my days floating, not interacting with others. I don't get invited anywhere- and if I do its always when I CANT do anything. I am always extending invitations to people, but they are never accepted.
- AnonymousOctober 10, 2012 at 5:56 PM
I wish for a friend, but I don't think I could let them in.ReplyDelete
There is too much judgement.
I am not rich, my kids are overlooked because they are good and not out going at school.
We work hard, relax as a family and are happy together.
but...We don't fit in anywhere.
We are the invisible average.
i am so glad to know that I am not the only one with the same feelings! I can go all day without speaking to an adult and then come night time I am alone with the Kids (hubby works night shift)ReplyDelete
It is so boring and so many times I just wished I could call up a friend for a coffee - or even a movie night!
I guess because we have five boys that everyone thinks I am too busy? I guess because we dont fit into the norm we are not asked out?
Wish I was still close enough to Brisbane to catch up :) Maybe one day again soon - loved going to the Bloggers Dinner that time with Lisa from Renovating Italy and meeting so many other wonderful bloggers :)
You are not alone - would love to have a coffee with you anytime.
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I love your title of this post Danielle, because it's just so true. Having been in that situation for an extended period of time, I can tell you it was hell. I just wish that I had realised what was going at the time and I could have fixed things, or at least made them better. This is also where kicking myself up the proverbial butt and making a super effort (in the beginning when I really didn't want to) would have helped. And probably what I should be doing right now. Life getting in the way is no excuse (that's my mantra at the moment!).ReplyDelete
Loads of love,
m xo
I am a Mama of Five. A wife to one. I believe in documenting life using stories. I love telling you mine and would love to hear yours.


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Ohio Township
The second house erected was that of William Cleveland, which was built in 1846, on section 20. Soon after this
F. G. Buchan built on section 3. In 1847 some of the Ross family came to Ohio. John and Andrew settled on sections
22 and 27. From this time on the Rosses have been among the prosperous and honored citizens of that community.
Ohio was not settled as early as the townships farther south, as the people at that time were afraid of the open
prairie and gathered around the groves where they could get fuel and timber for fencing and building purposes,
and Ohio being mostly prairie, it was considered too bleak and unprotected for actual settlement; but after a time
some of the more venturesome began to locate upon the treeless acres and they soon found that they were in the
garden spot of the state, if not of the globe; for truly we believe there is no richer heritage upon this great
round world than that which has fallen to the present generation who live upon the subdued prairies of Illinois.
In 1846 William Garton settled up section 36; Leonard Strong on 35, and Aaron Brokaw on 34. In 1848 John Kasbeer
settled on the farm he still owns, section 28. D. P. Smith, Isaac Brokaw and Mitchell Shiffles came in 1849. This
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This ranks among the best sections of the county. It is constantly growing in population and wealth and the character of the improved family now carried on bespeaks a bright future for its people. The town in the early times was noted for its large prairies, and as having less timber in it than any other township in the county.
Dad Joe Grove was a noted spot, even before the early settlers began to come to the county. For years Dad Joe Smith kept a stage stand here when he only had one neighbor within twelve miles. In 1836 he sold to T. S. Ellston. For sixteen years this was the only house in the township. In 1846 William Cleveland built the second house on Section 20, and soon F. G. Buchan built on Section 3. Charles Falvey, the noted early country pettifogger of the county, and a rare character generally, was an early settler.
In 1847 John and Andrew Ross settled on Sections 22 and 27, and from these two families are the worthy and many descendants who now live in the township. No family in the county has commanded a greater respect than this one and their descendants are "noble sons of noble sires" (see biographies). In 1847 William Garton settled on Section 36, Leonard Strong on 35 and Aaron Brokaw on 34.
In 1848 John Kasbeer settled where he now lives. He was a most valuable man to the community. Intelligent and enterprising, he lead the way in many new enterprises and great permanent improvements. His experiments in tree culture were the first to convince the people of the township that the wide prairies could thus be improved and beautified to an extraordinary degree, (see biography).
Mitchell Shifflet and Isaac Brokaw settled on 33 in 1849 (see the biography of D. P. Smith). Among the early settlers were William Cowan and Stephen Wilson. The history of the early settlers and the civil history of this settlement is given fully in the general history.
-- History of Bureau County Illinois, H. C. Bradsby, Editor, Chicago Publishing Company 1885, Page 421-422
The village of Ohio is located on the Fulton branch of the Burlington railroad. It is an attractive prairie town; the houses and yards are well kept, giving it a thriving and pleasing appearance. It was laid out by Jacob Albrecht in 1871, it being a portion of his farm. He had a desire to have the place bear his own name, but the people preferred the name of Ohio. It was incorporated in 1876 and contained a population in 1900 of four hundred and sixty-one. The township, including the village, numbered one thousand three hundred and twenty-two. The following named men have served as supervisors:
John Rosse, 1851-54; G. W. Close, 1855; Cyrus Wilson, 1856; Sterling Pomeroy, 1857-59; John Ross, 1860; G. A. Dodge, 1861-62; J. H. Bolus, 1863; J. Ross, 1864; D. P. Smith, 1865; J. H. Bowles, 1866; George Hammer, 1867-72; Albert Shifflett, 1873; S. B. Lower, 1874; D. P. Smith, 1875-79; Sterling Pomeroy, 1880-86; J. Inks, 1887-88; M. R. Dewey, 1889; A. S. Walter, 1890; W. S. Wilson, 1891-1906.
Taken from the Past and Present of Bureau County, Illinois. Chicago: Pioneer Publishing, 1906, Page 113 - Ohio Township
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City officials are considering offering an undisclosed amount of financial incentives to the developers of the planned State Center redevelopment set to break ground in November.
The Baltimore Development Corp. met for about an hour behind closed doors Wednesday to discuss the incentives for the 2-million-square foot complex of offices, shops and homes on the western edge of Mount Vernon.
The $1.5 billion project, to feature a 15-story office tower, is slated to be developed in phases over 15 years. The state has committed to leasing a million square feet for agencies including the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
Kimberly A. Clark, BDC's executive vice president, declined to discuss the extent of the proposed incentives. The package will now be considered by the BDC's board of directors Sept. 23 and must be approved by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
The city has awarded millions of dollars in financial incentives to fuel projects in Baltimore, developments city officials have said would not be possible without their aid.
The city awarded $160 million in tax increment financing to help pay for infrastructure improvements at developer Patrick Turner's $1.4 billion Westport project. And in Harbor East, the city signed off on a package of $33 million to support the construction of a new headquarters tower for money manager Legg Mason Inc.
City officials plan to keep a close eye on the project to make sure it meets the city's minority business requirements. Carla Nelson, director of Baltimore's Office of Minority and Women Owned Business Development, said she hopes state officials will make sure minority developers are awarded portions of the development.
The city's requirement is about 35 percent, which is more stringent than that of the state. Nelson voiced concern at a public meeting before the BDC closed its doors to the public.
Michael Gaines, assistant secretary for real estate at the Maryland Department of General Services, told Nelson the state will closely monitor the issue to make sure it complies with state and city requirements.
Caroline Moore, a partner with State Center LLC, said she hopes to start building the first phase of the project by November. That portion, to include a grocery store, is slated for completion in June 2014.
In July, the Maryland Board of Public Works voted to approve the first phase of that 28-acre project. The state will lease the property, bounded by Howard Street, Martin Luther King Boulevard, Dolphin and Madison streets, to the developers. In turn, the developers will lease about a million square feet of office space back to the state.
When its lease kicks in, the state will be paying about $34 per square foot for the space, one of the most expensive rental rates in Baltimore and comparable to what Legg Mason Inc. is paying for its headquarters at Harbor East.
The project dates back to 2005, when the state transportation department began studying options for redeveloping the property. Many of the buildings there have reached the end of their useful lives, and the state estimates it would cost at least $100 million to refurbish them.


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4 bedroom detached house for saleHigh Ash Drive, Alwoodley, Leeds
Guide Price £439,950
Property Description
Key features
- Four bedroom detached house
- Beautifully presented throughout
- Guest w.c.
- Through lounge / dining room
- South facing, lawned garden
- Driveway leading to garage
- Sought after Alwoodley location
- EPC Rating F
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Manning Stainton are pleased to offer to the market this beautifully presented four bedroom detached family home that's been extended and tastefully enhanced by the current owners. An early inspection is most strongly recommended to appreciate the space and quality of accommodation on offer, which in brief will reveal; entrance porch, reception hallway with useful walk in cloaks cupboard, guest w.c., an elegant living room with central feature fireplace and bay window to front elevation, dining room with sliding patio doors to the rear garden, door to a modern fitted kitchen. A side entrance vestibule gives way to an integral garage.
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Discussion in 'NFL' started by Blueyes, Aug 13, 2009.
They are taking these issues seriously now or there just must be more of them.
I'm glad he got at least a year. The NFL needs to crack down on moron's like this. Good for Goddell.
I've been watching the report on this on ESPN all day.
Actually I feel sorry for him. If he hadn't consumed alcohol, the blame for this incident may have been put on Reyes' shoulders. I've heard many stories of people running out in front of cars (especially high end cars) to get injured, and then collect money from insurance or from legal cases.
The security video obtained even showed that the guy was behind a tree and raced out into the street. What kind of idiot does that?
I believe that because Dante had an illegal level of alcohol in his blood, he got screwed over. Drunk or sober, you can't do anything if a dumbass runs out in front of your car. What an unfortunate event.
Goodell doesn't mess around. I expected him to get suspended but not for a full year. He must be extremely dissapointed with this decision because Football would of probably helped him take his mind off the incident.
Finally, Goddell does something most of us can agree with. Sucks for Stallworth though.
I suppose you do have a point...if Stallworth isn't drunk he probably avoids the idiot who ran into the street. Still you shouldnt drink and drive and he's paying for it.
I think Goddell had to do this...sure it sucks for Stallworth but he had to be made an example out of.
Oxy said most of what I was going to say.
Not to mention, according to the family of the deceased, he seemed very genuine in his concern and grief over what he did. I mean, the media is shitting all over this dude because of his short sentence and it's not right. They reached an agreement that the family of the deceased agreed to. A year suspension sounds good but I hate all this talk of "stains" and shit.
Half of the NFL has a fucking criminal record anyways and the coaches and staff are rarely much better and that's simply because we're human and humans make glorious mistakes, no matter who you are. Stallworth is taking a beating because his mistake was alcohol related and alcohol is one of those things the US is high up its ass about.
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Lake Baldwin Dr., 11976-Miller and Smith at Pembrooke Corp. to Tamara L. Belanger, $325,950.
Nokesville Rd., 12050-Residential Funding Corp. to Jianmin Shi, $117,300.
Tartan Hills Pkwy., 13667-Lucia Orozco to Lindsey Hurst and Daniel Childress, $330,000.
Anderson St., 14612-Eulogio and Cristina Merino to Jose Serrano, $200,000.
Barnabas Trail, 15265-Walter C. and Khamphouk Stanley to Rajesh Pavithran, $195,000.
Blasius Ct., 5502-Spriggs Neighborhoods Corp. to John M. and Sandra F. Long, $418,735.
Brentwood Ct., 14495-Federal National Mortgage Association to David S. Jones, $142,000.
Cloverdale Rd., 15210-Abbas Sayah to Eyoel Tadesse, $170,000.
Concord Dr., 15120-SPHH Investments to William Lawler, $164,000.
Delaney Rd., 13218-Ronald J. Peters to Steven L. Graham, $260,000.
Endsley Turn, 14626-Nicholas and Juan Flores to Preslava Kovatchevska, $115,500.
Forestdale Ave., 3515-TLC Property to Steven F. Horrocks, $200,000.
Huntington Lane, 13313-Richard R. Thomas to Esquire Corp., $139,500.
Kurtz Rd., 13228-Lewis E. and Rossa M. Ellis to Craig Richardson, $260,000.
Longwood Ct., 13755-Hector Cuellar to Cecil and Vilma Casas, $208,275.
Mahoney Dr., 13722-Guy Prudhomme and the Mahoney Drive Land Trust to Jose L. Delfi, $225,000.
Oaklawn Lane, 6194-Department of Housing and Urban Development to Brian C. Stenger, $290,214.
Park Ct. S., 4780-HSBC Bank USA to Joshua B. and Yuliya Occhiuzzo, $132,600.
Quest Ct., 5403-Mosammad Khatoon to Ahmed Pasha, $130,000.
Southgate Ct., 14323-Emilio and Lorena Perales to Veasna Huot, $165,000.
Tortoise Pl., 5325-Sandra M. Smith to Pearl C. Bolden, $23,200.
American Elm Ct., 17261-Prudential Relocation to Arnold Jonathan R. Flores, $267,000.
McClellan Ct., 2313-Kulwant K. Gill to Umar and Usman Khan, $105,000.
Washington St., 17631-RPAA Investment to Michelle Bouchard, $185,000.
Hunters Run Way, 14252-Thuyvan T. Nguyen to Gina and Dexter Atienza, $234,000.
Santander Dr., 15208-D.R. Horton to Anuj and Richa Mittal, $427,600.
Dunnbrook Terr., 6040-Aurora Loan Services to Farzi Ahvaz, $365,000.
Londons Bridge Rd., 15193-Dominion Country Club Partnership to Jeffrey L. Couch and Cindy A. Coppola, $501,780.
Stepping Stone Dr., 15074-Federal National Mortgage Association to Curtis L. Lowe and Sonya K. Rankin Lowe, $189,900.
Brierly Forest Ct., 13013-Neighborhoods IV to Michael T. and Enrica G. Gmaz, $448,696.
Community Dr., 7937-David C. and Karla J. Kent to Beeren and Barry Investments, $98,000.
Gateshead Lane, 7826-Homesales to Laurence Jones, $140,900.
Lafayette Ave., 9432-Jose Ayala to Bill and Associates, $170,000.
Pope St., 11001-Marc D. and Jeanne M. Christian to Yama and Sidiq Zaheer, $250,000.
St. Croix Lane, 10443-All Star Investments to James N. Green, $217,500.
Token Forest Dr., 5996-Pradeep Natwa to James A. and Rebecca M. Martin, $561,000.
Greystone Rd., 10282-Kenneth H. and Maria Holmes to Christopher W. and Darleen M. Brumley, $275,000.
Rugby Rd., 8016-David Tesorero and Ronald Lazarus to Michael C. Farris, $270,000.
Bridgeport Dr., 15013-Scott C. and Michele M. Jenkins to David A. and Cynthia L. Weinstein, $150,000.
Four Seasons Dr., 17380-Thomas P. and Marion C. Rametta to Migelito R. and Elena B. Arevalo, $300,000.
Sugar Maple Lane, 4911-Joanne Cooke to Mansour Moridzadeh, $155,000.
Cabin Rd., 18509-Wells Fargo Bank to Frank L. and Elizabeth M. Hughes, $300,000.
Abbey Knoll Ct., 12437-Masters of Business Investments and Antonia Griffin to Young C. Lee, $249,900.
Bridgeton Ct., 3080-HSBC Mortgage Services to Shannon E. Pederson, $219,900.
California St., 1440-Sandra and Adam Prince to Payam Masoumi, $130,501.
Charter Ct., 4788-John H. Jackson and Stella Holmes Jackson to Matthew Z. Marks and Lori Saraniero, $628,000.
Chicacoan Dr., 15501-Mohammad Akram to Hanna Mekonnen and Alema Hailegebrael, $280,000.
Eagle Ridge Dr., 3216-K. Hovnanian Homes of Virginia to Orlando D. and Sharron Jones, $460,000.
Foothill St., 3262-Federal National Mortgage Association to Ravuth Mach, $174,900.
Gloucester Ct., 2863-Federal National Mortgage Association to Shoaib Bashir, $85,000.
Grist Mill Terr., 15284-Department of Housing and Urban Development to Amzy K. Girgis and the Girgis Family Trust, $157,550.
Hawkwatch Ct., 16114-K. Hovnanian Homes of Virginia to Carmie L. Elmore, $446,694.
Lamar Rd., 14426-AJR Investment to Truman T. and Travis T. Nguyen, $181,000.
River Basin Lane, 2600-Department of Housing and Urban Development to Timothy H. Lee, $233,000.
Skipper Cir., 12478-Patricia R. Reddic to Jason and Kathleen Phillips, $88,000.
Stone Lined Cir., 12640-NVR to Elliott F. Ammons, $337,290.
Tazewell Ct., 14605-David and Maria Hernandez to Jolucasa Corp., $138,000.
Wagon Wheel Lane, 3807-FFC Properties to Joshua G. Reese and Ashleigh M. Stacy Reese, $240,000.
Weymouth Ct., 3305-Steven F. and Barbara A. Breyfogle to Tiffany M. Long, $250,000.
Winslow Ct., 1978-Luxor Investments to Charles B. Curry, $170,000.
Wyndale Ct., 3343-Concord Properties to Ryan C. Kelley, $173,000.
Appling Rd., 28-Equity Trustees and Antonio J. Antunes to Platinum Plus Homes, $315,001.
Banbury Ct., 11-Amlock Investments to Jacob L. Habel, $197,000.
Bertram Blvd., 69-Equity Trustees and Monty J. Ottwell to Household Realty of Virginia, $160,658.
Buckingham Lane, 202, No. 301-Doris M. Ghansah to Jose L. Rodriguez Vivanco, $70,000.
Choptank Rd., 143-Wittstadt Title and Escrow Co. and Michael A. Tengler to Foundation Residential, $131,100.
Cruiser Dr., 3036-Kevin H. Odlum to Clinton G. Lloyd, $200,000.
Dewey Dr., 2010-U.S. Bank National Association to Benjamin D. Orsini, $155,000.
Garfield St., 1-Federal National Mortgage Association to Randy E. Jacobs, $205,000.
Greenridge Dr., 41-Federal National Mortgage Association to Michael E. Marker, $219,900.
Harrogate Rd., 600-Duane K. Hooks to Kannatis B. Crawford, $120,500.
Independence Dr., 208-Gregory Jones and Andrew Sterling to Janney Brothers Corp., $125,000.
Little Whim Rd., 236-Susan Y. Rodgers and Theresa A. Hutton to Foundation Properties, $150,000.
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I have tried blogging before (twice actually), on both blogger.com and wordpress. Wrote up a few post on skincare, and then that's it. I figured I gave up because I wasn't writing in my native language, so I tried a chinese platform (weibo – chinese version of twitter). I put a lot of effort into it at first, but after a while I only repost instead of posting anything myself…
It's not that I have nothing to write about. I have tried out a lot of skicncare products as well as makeup and have a lot of opinions on Beauty; and many many other things (Seriously, if you are ever in my head, it's a CRAZY world in there!! ) – as you can see here I ramble a lot.
Looking back, I realized that it's because I've lost track of why I wanted to start a beauty blog in the first place. Instead I was discouraged just by the fact that I did not have much followers, or I did not get to collaborate with brands, receive press samples and travel around the world for product launches like all other big bloggers do. Due to that expectation, blogging becomes a burden to me. I set my eyes on the view from the mountain top, forgetting I have to climb up there.
This time I have set myself straight – I blog because I have a real passion for beauty and a fire in my belly to get my reviews and opinions out. It may sound tacky but passion is what truly motivate us to do things. And for the first time ever, I actually enjoy blogging.
其实过去我曾经在wordpress 和blogger.com 上开通过博客,尝试写过几篇护肤博文。微博(weibo)也"用心"经营过一段时间,却都没有坚持下来。当然不是因为没有什么好写的,护肤品化妆品我用过很多产品 、有很多自己的见解也非常想要分享。直到最近我才渐渐的悟出其中最大的原因是我患了"成名妄想症"。开始写博客后便一心想着自己可以像那些有名的博主一样,有很多的关注者(followers), 接着与品牌合作,收到免费产品;如果幸运的话还可以去各个国家参加品牌的活动。 于是当一段时间后仍然没有被太多人关注后,我便自然而然的失去了兴趣。忘了自己写博客的初衷是只是单纯的为了分享而不是为了成名。
不久前看到一个英国Youtuber的视频,她提到自己写博客的第一年几乎没有什么关注者, 她却没有气馁,做着其他工作的养活自己的同时坚持了下来。现在她已跟英国有名的Social Talent公司签约并且可以靠这份她喜欢的工作过着不错的生活。所有成功的人的共同点就是能够坚持做自己想要做的东西,即便短期内看不到预期的成果,他们仍然能够继续下去。所以现在我写博客,是想要自己有个可以坚持的东西。 不喜欢的东西是无法坚持的,从我放弃两次后又开通了博客来看,我对写博客的热情可见一斑。


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My earliest memories of the movies don't take place in a drive-in or a crowded theater. They're not filled with lightsabers and light-cycles, they don't have explosions, stereo sound, or even color.
My earliest memories of the movies all start with a small, brown, corduroy pillow just a little larger than my head. If I close my eyes and focus I can still smell the combination of dust and sweat that does more to remind me of my childhood than photographs I can't recall being taken, than toys I can't remember playing with.
We lived in a raised ranch in upstate New York, which means the lower level of the house was partially underground. It was split between my bedroom, the laundry room and the den, where we had an enormous television built into a cabinet that never worked except as a make-believe computer for me when I was pretending to be an astronaut or a scientist. Its other function was to hold up the smaller television that actually worked. And it was that television, and that pillow, nestled up against my father in the darkness of the den, that I recall my earliest memories of movies.
My father wasn't around very much during my childhood. His job required a lot of travel, and when he was back in town he tended to hang out at the local bar more than the house. But when he was around, there was little he liked doing more than settling down in the dark of the den and watch movies. We watched everything, my father P.T. Barnum, masterminding my exposure to all of his (and consequently) my heroes. The curtains would part, and with a wave of his whip (or beercan in this case), we both became the same age, reveling to the exploits of Bogart (our favorite), Wayne, Flynn, and Grant. I fell in love with the cool cynicism of Sam Spade, the "true grit" of Rooster Cogburn, the merriment of Robin Hood, and the suave sophistication that was the trademark of so many of Cary Grant's characters.
But more than the larger than life characters and witty rejoinders, it was the shine in my father's eyes as he watched the screen, explaining to his nine year old son who everyone was, what was going on. And all the while I soaked this in, I nestled my head in that brown pillow, that tiny pillow that was always at my father's side.
Last week after a short and sudden illness my father died. I flew to Florida to see him and say my goodbyes. When I got to the hospital they told me he couldn't really respond to me other than with some twitches in his fingers, but that he could hear me. For reasons which in retrospect seem monumentally stupid I hadn't seen or spoken to my father in about two years, and the time I had to say goodbye, to say all the things that should have been said but weren't, was simply too short. But I did the best I could, and one of the last things we talked about, or I talked about, was the movies I grew up loving because of him, and how it won't be the same seeing anything now.
Over the years my taste in films have been informed, expanded, and enlightened my many sources, some of which I'll point out in the next few weeks. But none had even a tenth of the impact my father had on me, and now that he's gone it's almost painful to sit in front of a screen and feel the light on my face, my head falling back onto a small brown pillow that's no longer there.


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For every beer purchased, $1 will be donated to the nonprofit's gardening efforts.
Hearty soups will be provided by the Rooted in Wyoming board of directors, with fresh bread baked by Wild Hollow Baking and salad made from produce out of the school gardens.
Donations for dinner will be appreciated and local produce will also be available for purchase.
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SHERIDAN — The local arthritis support group will have its next meeting Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. at the Rock Church.
The guest speaker this month will be Desiree Pearce, who is the health and wellbeing administrator at the Sheridan County YMCA.
Pearce will discuss the importance of joint mobility and movement for people with any type of Rheumatic Arthritis.
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The tours will feature theatrical scenes through the hallways and rooms, visiting past spirits and the darker history of the hotel.
The cost is $10 per person for admission.
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The Occidental Hotel is located at 10 N. Main St.
SHERIDAN — The first SherCon gaming convention will take place all day Saturday, featuring roleplaying games, board games, vendors, a game rental library, anime, a costume contest and more.
The convention will begin at 8 a.m. and run until 11 p.m.
Convention badges cost $12 apiece and event tickets cost $2 for every two hours or fraction thereof.
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BUFFALO — The Historic Occidental Hotel will host haunted hotel tours Oct. 20-21 and Oct. 27-28. Each tour will begin on the stated days at sundown.
The tours will feature theatrical scenes through the hallways and rooms, visiting past spirits and the darker history of the hotel.
The cost is $10 per person for admission.
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SHERIDAN — The next Tidbit Saturday will explore old wives tales and local folklore.
The event, set to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, will take place at the Sheridan County Museum.
The program is free, but those planning to attend are asked to call to reserve a spot at 675-1150. The Sheridan County Museum is located at 850 Sibley Circle.
BIG HORN — The Brinton Museum will host an educational lecture on local bird migration by Jackie Canterbury, ornithologist and Bighorn Audubon Society president, on Sunday at 2 p.m. in the third floor Jacomien Mars Reception Gallery.
Canterbury will give a multimedia presentation of her new book "Common Birds of The Brinton Museum and Bighorn Mountains Foothills," which she co-authored with Dr. Paul A. Johnsgard. It was published by Zea Books, University of Nebraska – Lincoln.
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The Brinton Museum is located at 239 Brinton Road in Big Horn.
SHERIDAN — Sheridan Stationery, Books and Gallery will host a book signing for "Crazy Horse: The Lakota Warrior's Life & Legacy" on Monday at 1 p.m.
The book by William Matson tells the story of Crazy Horse from the perspective of the Edward Clown family.
The Edward Clown family, nearest living relatives to the Lakota war leader, presents the family tales and memories told to them about their famous grandfather. In many ways the oral history differs from what has become the standard and widely accepted biography of Crazy Horse.
The family clarifies the inaccuracies and shares their story about the past, including what it means to them to be Lakota, the family genealogy, the life of Crazy Horse and his motivations, his death, and why they chose to keep quiet with their knowledge for so long before finally deciding to tell the truth as they know it.
Members of the family may also attend the event to visit with attendees. For additional information, contact the book store at 674-8080.
Sheridan Stationery, Books and Gallery is located at 206 N. Main St.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Veterans Affairs Health Care System will host a health and wellness fair Oct. 24-26 from 9 a.m. to noon each day.
The event will take place in the Sheridan VA's auditorium and will include flu vaccinations, wellness checks and a lot of educational material.
For additional information, contact the VAHCS, located at 1898 Fort Road.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Senior Center will host a watercolor painting course with Gail Sidletsky.
The class will begin Sept. 12 and run from 10 a.m. to noon each Tuesday for eight weeks.
The cost to participate is $25 per person for seniors registered with the center and $30 for all others.
Those interested are asked to sign up by Sept. 11 by calling the Sheridan Senior Center at 672-2240. A supply list will be provided.
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As you can see, I'm not big on coloring. I also didn't really ink any of this either. I just pencil sketch and scan it in. Then I blacken the blacks so you can actually see it.
Also, I swear that I drew all of these myself. It's mostly different scattered drawing styles that I'm experimenting with. These also are ONLY the drawings that didn't epically fail. (I am experimenting, after all.)
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> 1. Is the use of ^!Keyboard calls in Clips "in version 5.1" NOTMy experience with NoteTab Pro 4.95 and 5.x. running under XP2 is that
> supported ( ie: a programming error in NoteTab) or does it work with
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> 2. The ^!Keyboard failures reported seem to be a issue with the updated
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^!Keyboard calls work the same in either version, 4.95 or 5.1x.
Experimentally determined delays, or adaptive delay loops are needed
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This was a much more intense internship than I imagined. I was assigned a project dealing with continous improvement. The management wants to see how you handle minimal pressure and how you attempt to solve a problem. I would recomend this program to anyone in the engineering field. They really focus on developing the intern into a full time employee. The program is intense but it is also very rewarding, at the end of the summer all the interns present their final projects at Halliburton's headquarters infront of vice presidents and other managers, so if you perform well you will be able to impress the executives of a major company.
First off, Halliburton has a very bad rep from issues in the past. One plus is my manager sat me down on my first day and was very honest about the "unethical" choices Halliburton has made, and he also explained how the company is moving forward and rebuilding a steller reputation.
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If you are interested in starting a poultry farm, there are some basic facts that you must know before you can start. When you want to produce foodstuffs, especially meat, poultry is the only type of animal production that can provide an income in the short as well as the long term. When you farm with chickens, you produce meat and eggs, but there are also valuable by-products such as manure and feathers. You can also farm with chickens while farming with something else, and you can farm with them anywhere in the country. You can even farm with chickens in the backyard of a city house. You do not need a big farm to farm with chickens. When you think of keeping poultry for household purpose or as a business, the first question you ask is "How do I start?" The answer to this question is not a simple one, because there are many different poultry production systems. There are also many different breeds used for different products and a variety of housing and equipment systems. What are the different production systems available? There are basically three systems from which the farmer can choose: •
Extensive – This system of keeping chickens is the oldest form of keeping chickens. According to this system, you keep chickens but you do not provide them with any housing, feed and medicine. These chickens can walk all over the property feeding themselves, laying their eggs anywhere, hatching and rearing chickens without your knowledge. With this system you do not have any control over the number of eggs that you can collect, or the number of chickens that are hatched, and grow up.
Semi-intensive – When you keep chickens in this way, you provide them with housing, nests, feed and medicine. Although you provide them with housing, you also have a camp attached to the house where these chickens can walk freely. By providing them with housing and nests, you have control over the number of eggs that you collect as well as the number of chickens that are hatched and grow up. With this system you can increase your flock and sell some eggs.
• Intensive – This system is a system where you keep the chicken inside a chicken house and provide them with housing, feed and medicine. Normally this system will be for commercial use only.
The photographs show five of the most common chicken breeds in South Africa: 1: Naked Neck 2: New Hampshire 3: Ovambo 4: Potchefstroom Koekoek 5: Venda
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The reason why you want to keep the chickens. Is it to provide eggs and meat for your home, or is it as a business, or a bit of both? Do you have enough land available for a semi-intensive or intensive system? How much money do you have available to build a house and buy equipment. Your knowledge of chicken farming.
What breeds are available? The most common breeds that are available in South Africa can be divided into two groups. There are the breeds that can be kept under the extensive and semi-intensive systems – indigenous breeds such as the Venda, Ovambo, Potchefstroom Koekoek, Naked Neck and Natal Game, as well as standard breeds such as the New Hampshire, Rode Island Red and Black Australorp. These breeds are normally used for more than one purpose. Then there are the breeds that are used in an intensive system such as the Ross or Cobb for meat production and Hi-line or Lohmann for egg production. Fowls for Africa presents courses on poultry farming. The next courses will take place on 28 February and 2 March 2006. The subjects that will be covered include: • Farming systems • Record keeping • Quality of eggs • Health management • Poultry housing • Care and rearing of chicks • Immunisation and vaccination. For more information, contact Jan Grobbelaar or Cobus Fourie at the ARC on 012 672 9239. UM


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My wife and I and a couple of old friends visited Granada to see the Alhambra and other monuments, and generally get a sense of the city. This hotel worked perfectly for us, apart from the minor...More
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We had a whistlestop tour in Granada on our way to Mojacar Pueblo Almeria from Sevilla as part of our trip that my wife surprised me with for my 50th birthday present. A delightful hotel in a fab...More
Location, location, location--right inside the Alhambra--steps from the ticket office; 3 minutes to the palace. The staff was helpful in answering several inquires prior to arrival. They arranged...More
We had been recommended by friends and it is good. I read another review saying it was one star and agreed with the reviewer it is way better than that. We were on 3rd floor. No lift. But at night it...More
It was very expensive and I am not sure that it is worth what we paid, but we enjoyed every moment of staying here. Our room was pleasant and there were lots of lovely areas to sit in a courtyard or...More
Imagine walking the halls of an ancient building that has been impeccably upgraded with the old traditions in tact. The history here is profound and the food is also a representation of the kind of...More
Entering the foyer into the cool, spacious, tiled and wooden lobby was most welcoming after the heat of the day. The typical Andalusian style quite made a first impression. The glass elevators...More
Simple but good hotel.The elevator is old so not very comfortable. Nice location and easy to drive to the location.Breakfast qouite good.The hotel was exactly for our purpose. I will recommend to my...More
Excellent location for the Alhambra! Hotel was very clean, quiet, and accommodating staff. Love the terrace for coffee in the morning and a glass of wine in the evening! Would recommend to others...More
We picked this hotel due to it's convenient location to the Alhambra. It met our expecatations. The hotel is located in the heart of the old quarter as well as the central downtown. We could walk...More
Checkout being at 12:00 we had a 5/10 minute wait to check in but sat in the cool atrium listening to the sound of running water in the Moor'ish surrounds. The Mirador suite is on Floor 3 – up to 2...More
We actually maneuvered through old Granada with good directions from the hotel. Parking right outside ( you had to back out and down the hill) wonderful atmosphere and right in line with Alhambra...More
We loved this hotel! The entrance/lobby looks super posh, and had a nice corner Superior room (and the shower had conditioner, which was a plus). The breakfast spread is great, although pricy - but...More
Perfect location in the centre of the city very close to the cathedral. The room was lovely, immaculately clean and well presented. We were here visiting our son who is studying at the university. It...More
We had a wonderful experience staying at the AC Palacio de Santa Paula! It is a beautiful hotel in a prime location. In particular, we loved our room which had an enormous terrace that looked out...More
My wife and I spent a night here after visiting the Alhambra. The staff were pleasant and the hotel was clean and comfortable. We were given a large room that was ADA compliant... which we didn't...More
Excellent central position; fabulous breakfast (as usual with Melia); great cocktail bar; reasonably priced and very comfortable. Busier than I would have expected and most guests seemed to stay for...More
4 * hotel with the best views in the world from the city-facing rooms Prices are pretty steep and we had to pay extra for a city facing room Food is good and reasonable (on the balcony or room...More
Located in a high position with grandstand views over the city. Moorish themed. Warm, classy decor. Large rooms with quality appointments. Excellent staff and beautiful breakfast. Very clean...More
We visited Granada. Juan geeeted ys. He was courteous, professional and welcoming. The Grand Suite is beautiful and spacious. Reminded us if an 18th century palace with high ceiling and painted...More
Good location near shopping and reasonably close to historic sites. Good breakfast buffet. Rooms are separate from reception building, which is a bit inconvenient but not terrible. Nice staff...More
The hotel was created out of 7 houses. Well done. Location is convenient to sites. The lobby was attractive but seating was not conducive to any number larger than 4. Staff was helpful. Water...More
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We spent two days in Granada staying at this hotel and wish we had allowed more time. The hotel is perfectly located, near to the historical attractions but in a quiet area. The staff were very...More
Lovely little hotel, tucked away in the historic centre. Very friendly and helpful lady on reception, who recommended best routes around the city, also booking us a table at a very nice restaurant...More
Perfect location and lovely, helpful staff. Although the area is very busy with cafes and revellers late at night, this hotel avoids the associated hassles - it is set behind the buildings on...More
This little hotel is a terrific value! Not only are the rooms surprisingly large and comfortable but the location is really good - at the foot of the Albaicyn, a reasonable walk from the Alhambra...More
At a great location with a view on parts of the alhambra (looking up a cliff) it is a cozy place with an authentic charm and beautiful rooms. Even though there is no breakfast in the hotel, within...More
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Nicely-located large hotel (part of a chain) in a relatively quiet area not far from train station and the Plaza Einstein retail area. Will be even better if they ever get the tram line running that...More
The hotel has a nice location and the room was comfortable, sound proofing was quite good even if we were at the first floor. Only gripes would be that they do not offer breakfast (even if we knew...More
I stayed in this hotel for two nights a week ago during my first visit to Granada. It's a modest hotel in a good location with excelent staff who gave me recomendations about tours, places to eat...More
Our hotel is central Granada in high season, September, at Carlos V, was about 80 Euros a night and it was very comodo. When we checked in, a German native, Kristen, was on duty. She was very...More
This is a very good hotel if you want to visit Granada. It is close enough to the city centre and it offers comfortable and modern rooms. The service is very good and all staff were friendly and...More
The Senator Granada Spa is a lovely hotel. Comfortable good sized rooms. Probably more for business but my wife and I stayed here for a week whilst touring the wonderful city. Our room overlooked a...More
We take only one night on Granada and did not have enough time to use facilites Hotel's facilites. Because take additional day for the Hotel. Nice position for exlopere Granada near the shoping...More
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Regulators around the world have issued clear and repeated guidance that boards should strive for complete director independence. Directors should be independent of management and have a degree of independence from the organization that they are serving as directors. The prevailing assumption underlying this direction is that directors with this independence will be more likely to ask good questions, provide clear oversight, better identify risks and overall perform at a higher level as directors.
On the surface, it is easy to agree that directors that are not enmeshed in the corporation's culture and operations would be able to provide the necessary outside perspective to serve as excellent directors. However, as with many things (and regulations in particular) there are some pretty significant unintended consequences of the drive for director independence. We will explore just two issues that seem to come up frequently in discussions with boards.
In discussions with boards, there is a recognized need for directors to have significant industry or sector experience in order to perform their role effectively. Many boards dedicate significant time, energy and resources creating training opportunities for new directors to help them understand the foundations of the company, its competitive landscape and the industry grouping that it is in. The emphasis on independence, particularly when applied mechanically, can result in directors needing to take a crash course in the business fundamentals. In a worst case scenario, directors without sufficient knowledge or perspective on the industry may find themselves captured by management guidance and unable to ask the right questions to help provide guidance to the organization.
Independence also enters into the board diversity discussion as many boards who report themselves to be diverse are often focused on diversity in types of experience in industry or role. For example, a board with CEOs from telecommunications, mining and retail operations that also happens to have a CFO, Auditor, and HR expertise would be considered diverse. However, it is also likely that each of these individuals would be indistinguishable if compared on the attributes of race, gender and age. There is a direct link between the definition of independence and the emphasis on diversity of type rather than perspective.
If independence were measured based on the qualities of independent thinking, then many boards who today profess to be diverse may find themselves to be lacking diversity of thought and risk being subject to group–think.
The question of director independence will not go away, but increasingly boards and even regulators are starting to recognize that there have been some trade-offs related to the focus on this one issue. The use of skills matrices, board evaluations and training to address gaps are helping boards to overcome the obstacles created by an overzealous and somewhat limited approach to independence.
For a much more thorough and engaging review of this issue, I encourage you to read The Directors College faculty member Dr. Richard Leblanc's excellent chapter "Director Independence, Competency and Behaviour," in the recently published The Handbook of Board Governance, 2016.
Michael Bassett is the Associate Director, Governance, Compliance and Risk at The Conference Board of Canada. He leads the Conference Board's research in these areas. In addition to his research role, he manages the Conference Board's Council for Excellence in Canadian Crown Corporations and Corporate Ethics Management Council. Prior to joining the Conference Board, Mr. Bassett worked at the Ottawa-based Institute on Governance. He has also worked in the non-profit sector and for the provincial government of British Columbia. Mr. Bassett was also a member of the Board of Directors of the Ethics Practitioners Association of Canada from 2013 to 2015. Mr. Bassett has a Master of Arts degree in Political Economy and a double honours undergraduate degree in Economics and Journalism from Carleton University.
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