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Title: Full
Character/Pairing: T-Bag, Michael
Prompt: Circle
Rating: PG-13 to R
Summary: Pain comes full circle, Pretty.
Author's Notes: I was listening to Mandy Moore when I wrote this. It's sort of a sentence fic, but sort of not.I was doing a non-slashy fic for once, but i didn't want to do it in the usual format of fan fiction. So I wrote it like this. I hope you like it. And my user dictionary says that Abruzzi isn't an actual word and suggests 'Fuzziness'. I laughed.
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Disclaimer: I do not own these pretty boys, otherwise if I did, Michael'd have been put in T-Bag's cell. And this show would be on HBO.
Violence was something Theodore lived with. Embraced and coddled to be his own love child. Violence soared through his veins, buoyed him up off his feet then set him back until he was blind with red, red rage. Sweet gasps of agony were his Mozart, sobs of pain were his instruments of which he created a cacophonic orchestra of tears, blood and torn flesh.
/Michael was passive-aggressive. He fought when necessary, which wasn't all the time the younger man choosing to avoid confrontation, his logical choice being to flee before he fought. He'd stayed alive long enough to understand he was Lincoln Burrow's brother, and that would attract him a degree of trouble./
Blood covered his fingers, hiccups escaping his lips as salty tears traced down his cheeks, and snot dribbled from his broken nose. Daddy laid there staring up at him with that infernal...eternal grin of dominance. He was 18 fresh from Juvenile hall. The crowbar slipped from his slick fingers, where he straddled his fathers bulging stomach and tossed his head back to release a wailing howl.
/The first time Michael had tasted blood was when Lincoln had punched him, sending saliva and blood against the opposite wall. Agony flared up inside of Michael, and his eyes narrowed through the hazy tears. His lips had twisted in anger, words of hate coming from his lips until Lincoln's heavy form stormed from his apartment, the door slamming. Michael stared at the blood that stained the wall, still frowning./
Licking his lips, he felt the pains of hunger course through his heroin-deprived body, quick and paranoid eyes darting along the corner, searching for food. Panic roared through his veins - 24 and homeless now since his uncle John had been framed from the murder of his father. Uncle John hated his father for raping Teddy's momma, the crazy old codger having screamed his revenge for his retarded sister's virtue. Patiently Theodore waited in an alleyway for his next victim and meal ticket.
/Michael had not been moved when Lincoln had been put in jail for battery. He had not even bothered going to the trail, and ignored his friend's sympathy when Lincoln had been sentenced - 'He got what was coming to him.' He said coldly over a beer, and they'd backed off after that./
Her eyes were a sweetest color of brown, and her hair was like silk when he ran his fingers through it feeling his heart beat slow into something normal. Sweat dotted and shone on their bodies from the frantic coupling they'd done, before the children would get home from school and Teddy had to go back to the shambling apartment he stayed in. A kiss, languid with the passion he shared for her, ignited their desires again and Theodore pressed against her, hearing her moans of 'Yes.'
/Sweaty from the sex he'd just had, Michael pulled on his clothes, pressing the bills into the prostitute's hand, leaving with his personal filth on him. He never showered after these encounters, wanting to feel as rancid and despicable as he felt when he pushed himself inside one of these girls. His own personal torture./
When the steel bars clanked shut in front of his face, Theodore could only feel a red hot rage. An anger that had burned as brightly as his love. With the brown eyes of his cell mate on his back, a man in for drug charges and battery, Theodore thought of all the ways she would pay for this.
/Michael sobbed in his apartment as he held the razor to his wrist, unable to draw more than a thin line of blood. He could feel the blackness taking over, the want to hurt as he hurt. He wanted all those girls to pay for making him feel dirty, but he knew...he knew in his heart, that it was only him making himself dirty./
Sink, as the man was called, grunted above him forcing himself deeper into Theodore. The smaller man had his hips in the air, his fingers curled in the pillow as he was forcibly coupled with. He didn't care - it was all the same, like with Daddy and Jimmy. His fingers clenched against the soft pillow and a flash of young, nubile bodies came to his mind with frightened eyes and blood - he came so roughly that Sink had almost screamed.
/Michael serviced himself with another prostitute, with thoughts of Lincoln on his mind. It was the only way he could come any more, inside these disgusting women and their ridiculous moans. Their cries of forced passion made him want to vomit - he never kissed them, it would probably make it worse./
The years passed with no problems, Theodore gaining leadership in Fox River. He was sad when Sink was paroled, but his new cell mate was a pretty young thing with a mohawk of alternating colors, an eager mouth and hands he had to slap away. It was a perfect way to pass the time.
/Michael sat in the courtroom, not making eye contact with Lincoln as the man was sentenced to Death Row. When his brother embraced him, and whispered 'Never forget,I love you', into his neck Michael made up his mind to get him out of Prison./
The new fish caught his eye, and Maytag was jealous. He knew it from their sex. Maytag would no longer moan as exuberantly as he used to. Was less...giving with the touches T-Bag was soon used to, less giving with the middle-of-the-night blowjobs and handjobs. Theodore frowned.
/Staring into those dark brown eyes of a man he was disgusted by, Michael found respect inside himself. This man -commanded- respect. In a small way, they all respected him, for his disturbing crimes, swaggering hips and sharp tongue and accent. Michael was drowning in those eyes./
When Theodore tasted the outside air for the first time in 2 and a half years, he felt something break inside of him. Something that was so beautiful that he was moved to sob. he couldn't though, and had to hold it in. He knew the men had it in for him, especially Abruzzi, so he'd handcuffed himself to the Pretty to prevent his...pre-mature elimination from life. Or maybe it was just to be closer to the younger man.
/Anger coursed through him as they ran for the barn, stumbling and wheezing with the older man beside him. Surprise had coursed through him when they were slammed to the car front. Shock had coursed through him when Theodore had 'sworn to God', this man believed in God? Fear had coursed through him at the sight of the axe. Pity and disgust had overtaken him when Theodore had screamed like that, the limb on the ground looking so pathetic. Michael ran./
He stood in front of the pretty green door, holding a shotgun in his hand. Anger surged through him when a young boy answered the door. He forced himself inside the house, shoved the frightened child into the hall closet and raped him while holding his mouth shut. He slit the boys soft throat as he fucked him. He left the bloody body in the closet and headed upstairs, cocking the shotgun. When he shot Sink in the chest, he stared into Michael's frightened eyes.
/Michael had never wanted to scream so hard in his life, but the only thing that came out was a 'Why..?'. He didn't expect an answer, staring into the shotgun barrel that had just blown a hole into his brother's chest./
When the Pretty asked him the question, Theodore answered - "Because pain comes full circle, Pretty. It comes full circle. We were destined to meet. You were destined to betray me in that barn house...and I was destined to kill you." The panic that had flared up in Michael's eyes was perfect, when Theodore forced him onto the bed. He didn't rape him, but he wrapped his good hand around the boys neck, strangling him while his weaker hand stroked Michael's cheek. "Never forget...I love you, Michael." he purred before the body stilled beneath him.


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The BioInitiative Report from Scientists who Care about Us!
We just received the latest 1479 page BioInitiative Report from the Bioelectromagnetics Society.
The Bioelectromagnetics Society (BEMS) promotes the annual exchange of ideas to advance the science of natural and applied electromagnetic fields in biology and medicine.
BEMS is an international society with members from 40 countries and regions around the world. Their BioInitiative Report 2012 is filled with studies you're going to want to know about. This past year, they reviewed 1800 new studies on the effects of bioelectromagnetic (EMF, EMR, electromagnetic radiation) energy on humans and animals.*
Why could this be important to you?
The studies reveal a host of biological effects that may not show up immediately, but over time, symptoms can become serious health issues. Ten plus years of cell-phone and Wi-Fi usage in the US is starting to produce problems…and we're just at the beginning, effects accumulate year by year.
Just a few minutes of exposure to mobile phone phonemasts (cell phone towers), WI-FI, or wireless utility Smart Meters has been
shown to produce a whole-body exposure that eventually results in illness!
How might this exposure affect you personally?
Do you own a cell phone? Live in any city in the world where wireless is used? Use it yourself?
Okay, so that was kind of silly to ask most of you if you are around cell phones or Wireless – WiFi, of course you are, it's almost impossible now to get away from technology, cell phones, cell towers, WiFi, WiMax, Smart Meters, Smart Cars and the list goes on…..
The 2012 BioInitiative Report divided up the effects of exposure into topic areas that we'll
cover in the coming months:
- Evidence that children are more vulnerable than adults – we need different
safety standards for our children's exposure to these electromagnetic fields.
- Interested in having children? Men – better take that cell phone off your
belt or out of your pocket if you're wanting to be a father.
- Want to heal quickly from an injury? Continuous exposure to wireless radiation
disrupts the ability of your body to heal.
- Expecting a baby or grandbaby? Children whose Moms have used
cell phones during pregnancy have more emotional problems, hyperactivity,
conduct issues and peer problems. Reduce exposure now to have happier, more well-adjusted children, it's not enough anymore just to eat right and exercise.
- Autism was discussed in great detail including the need to keep wireless
away from these children. Studies are beginning to link the dramatic rise in autism to our increased cell-phone and technological usage.
- Brain tumors – higher incidence for cell phone users.
What you can do right now to protect yourself?
Tip # 1 – Get the right level of emf protection for your lifestyle. Think
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a few questions about how much technology or stress is part of your life.
Tip#2 – When you talk on your cell phone, use the speaker instead of holding it up
to your ear. Limit your conversations to under 5 minutes if possible.
Tip#3 – Read our Ultimate Cell Phone Safety Tips for more ideas on how to safely use your phone.
Tip #4 – Be informed! If you want a link to each new blog, you can enjoy our FaceBook
Page. We post articles on EMF safety, stress reduction, nutritional tips and all
the upcoming links to the BioIniative Reports.
Thank-you for reading this and sharing it with others. We're all on this boat
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We are going to present, one topic at a time, Each year they met to share research that is relevant to humans and animals on our planet Earth. This year 29 authors compiled 1800 new studies to report biological effects.
The BioInitiative 2012 Report has been prepared by 29 authors
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This little tid bit from The Hapsters asks a great question. What is on your to do list. Are these things on your to do list?
So often, when we are creating our "to do" lists we forget to add that things that truly need to be on there.
Try putting these things on your to do list on a daily basis:
To do today:
1. Say thank you for every part of my body.
2. Greet each person with a smile and a wish that they have a great day.
3. Be remembered for my kindness.
4. Begin each correspondence with "Hello, From my heart". (I can't take credit for this. There is a nonprofit {hellofrommyheart.com} that are asking people to do this to spread positivity and love into the world.
5. Take a moment to help someone.
6. Get to know my neighbor.
7. Bake a pie – why not?
8. Stop and look around at the world for 10 minutes.
9. Pet a cat (It's been found that petting a purring cat for 10 minutes has A LOT of health benefits including renewed energy and lower cholesterol, to name just a few)
10. Do something to improve the world in some way shape or form.
Let's say 1 person puts number 10 on their to do list..just #10, and their week looks like this:
Monday – agreed to donate $1 to Spca at Petsmart.
Tuesday – donated a bunch of clothes and things to a domestic violence shelter.
Wednesday – Mowed the lawn, and decided to mow my neighbors as well.
Thursday – Brought in both my neighbor's trash cans
Friday – Served soup for 1 hr at a downtown mission before going out with my friends in the same area.
Saturday – Did bills, and donated $20 to Save the Florida Panthers.
Sunday – Tossed my change in the bin at the McDonals to help the Ronald McDonald House.
That's 7 small little things that we can all do. What if 10 people did this? What if 100 people did this? Are you ready for a challenge. Stay tuned for the "10 for 10" challenge.
Reinvent your to do list so that it includes changing yourself into a more confident, happy, positive person; and helping the world become a better place.
Are these things on your to-do list today?


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Appdome, the mobile industry's first cloud hub for mobile app
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Danielle Greentree, who has 91,000 Instagram followers, credits her appearance to her strict fitness regime, healthy eating and "good genes".
She spent the last three years documenting her travels on her Instagram page, Travel A Little Luxe, visiting more than 70 different countries - with her favourites including the Maldives, Peru, Bora Bora and Italy.
Her Instagram page is filled with stunning images of exotic holiday destinations, with inviting turquoise waters and azure skies.
Fans were quick to praise the influencer's incredible figure and timeless beauty despite her age.
Danielle said: "The reality of being forty-something means you just don't wake up in the mornings looking fresh-faced and 21 anymore.
"So, if you are thinking of becoming a fashion, lifestyle or travel influencer you will need to have a healthy dose of self esteem.
"Since I became a social media influencer I am more conscious about maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
"I grew up on the beach, and I have always been very sporty and active whilst eating healthy, so for me it comes quite easy. It keeps me on my toes particularly if I have any swimwear collaborations to do."
Danielle, who was born in Sydney, Australia, started her Instagram page solely to document a family trip to the Maldives.


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One of the most enjoyable road trips is the fall road trip. The chance to go out into the woods and see the leaves changing colors is something spectacular that everyone should experience at some point in their lives. Here is a look at things you need to know to make your fall road trip unforgettable.
Where to Go
The best destinations for a fall road trip are ones where there are large tracts of forests that have deciduous trees. The northern woods of states like Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine are ideal places to take a fall road trip. The riot of color that comes alive when the leaves change color is stunning. There are lots of great country diners along the back roads of these New England states that will serve up home-style cooking to make the trip even better.
Another great destination to go for a fall road trip is to the Appalachian Mountains. The Smoky Mountains between Tennessee and North Carolina are particularly gorgeous. There are lots of beautiful windy roads through the Smoky Mountains that will be ablaze with oranges, yellows and reds during the fall foliage season.
What to Take
Once you have a destination picked out for your fall road trip, you need to prepare properly for it. Make sure to bring clothing that you can wear in layers. The temperatures in fall often fluctuate wildly. It could be summer like one minute and ready to snow the next. You need to be prepared for any weather situation when you get out of your car. This is especially true if you are headed into the mountains on your road trip. It can snow even during the fall in the mountains. Pack some winter clothing in your car just to be on the safe side.
The Auto Stoppe Automotive Diagnostic recommends that you bring along some repair tools in the event your car breaks down during the road trip. Some simple tools like a set of wrenches and screwdriver will help you to make repairs. Make sure that your spare tire is in good shape before you set out. You should also take your car into the shop to make sure that it is running well before you head out on any long road trips.
If you pick a good destination and your car is in good shape, you are sure to have a memorable fall foliage road trip. Make sure to leave yourself plenty of time to enjoy all the sites. Take it slow and have a great time.


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While the extrovert in me loves night to have conversations with people, mornings are my favorite time of the day to be alone. There is something magical about being by yourself in the morning. I could seek peace all day, but nothing will compare to the peace that is so readily available if you wake up early enough to find it. When I lived in New Jersey, I used to wake up early and watch the sun come up from my porch. The view was just trees, but the trees made the air fresh and the birds chirped and I basked in my loneliness. I don't know if I was happy or sad. I think I was content. Maybe the best way to describe it is "beautiful cool morning blues that give me a warm feeling". I know, I know, I have such a way with words. But the coolness outside made me feel warm, though I think I mistook the warmness for feeling cold.
Before each first day of high school, my friend Anka and I would go to the high school bleachers and watch the sun come up over the football field. I loved watching the sky go from dark black or blue as it got lighter and lighter. I always wished the transition took longer, though, that time slowed down. Each year different people came- a boyfriend of mine, my twin sister, or sometimes it was just us. We watched the sun come up on a new year. I desperately wanted those sunrises to provide me with peace, but if I'm honest, they usually just made me nostalgic and upset about time passing. Not only did the change from darkness to light happen so fast, but if I was there, it meant it was already September, the start of my favorite 3 month run of the year that would be over before I realize it had begun. September, October, November: I loved going back to school, having a new schedule, meeting new people. I loved Mahwah Day, football and soccer games, homecoming, my birthday, Halloween, Thanksgiving, crisp cool fall air, and the many concerts that branded those months concert season. Everything was pumpkin spice and the weather made me feel alive. I often wonder how, despite loving living in LA, I can live in a place that doesn't have a traditional fall season. The fall was never just a backdrop for memories or moments, the fall was the star of it all.
I love CA mornings because they remind me of fall, no matter what time of the year it is. The cool air and the birds wake me up. This is different than a traditional fall feeling from New Jersey, since my room in Mahwah never had a door leading to outside. This is my second room to have a plaster door I can leave wide open at night, with the gated screen door locked. I'm both lucky and grateful for this. So I leave the door and my windows open every night, because going to sleep and waking up in the mornings with the cool air gives me that Fall feeling, and that feeling moves the blood in my veins. It gives me life.
My mornings still mean everything to me. I can feel the city asleep around me. Even for a few hours, time is mine. There is an illusion that time slows down in the morning for me, but it moves just as fast. Before I know it, it's time to think about getting on my mat, making tea, and setting an intention. It's not that I don't love my morning routine, I do, I just wish it didn't go so quickly every morning. I don't think I can get up much earlier than 5:15 AM. I just enjoy this feeling when peace is mine and I'm alone. I think one day I might like experiencing this feeling with another person. I can see it happening.
The mornings are peaceful because the air is. Maybe it's a false sense of security though, a false sense of peace, a false sense of life. I imagine the morning of 9/11 felt just the same. The morning of the earthquake in Mexico or the hurricane in Puerto Rico also must have felt serene and calm and quiet, 'before the storm', at least at some moment.
Mornings clearly have long-winded associations for me. They make me think of time passing, of fall, of memories, of peace, of loneliness. There is comfort in mornings. They make me think of peace. But I can't stop thinking about what's going on in the world, and how quickly, and violently, that peace can be ripped away. Once tragedies, disasters like the ones that have recently occurred, happen, I can only imagine how near impossible, really how long it takes, to find peace again.
We must be part of the collective that helps those in Mexico, in Puerto Rico, in the Caribbean, in Florida, find peace. My heart feels the smallest and uncomparable twinge of pain for those and those who love them in the affected cities today. Donate. Research. Find out what you can do. How you can help. Show your shared humanity. Act on your compassion. Take steps to un-numb yourself. We've been so desensitized to tragedy around us. And it hurts to feel the pain of the world. But become aware. Feel hurt. It's okay. You will survive.


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COLUMBUS JUNCTION, Iowa (AP) — Police say the owner of a construction company has died after an excavated area where he was working caved in.
Columbus Junction police say 52-year-old Anthony Hills, owner of Hills Construction, was working on a sewer repair when the collapse happened in the afternoon on February 16.
Ten agencies from the area responded to the scene.
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Galactic Travels is an electronic, ambient, and space music show, that
airs each Thursday at 11:04 pm on WDIY 88.1 FM, Allentown and Bethlehem,
PA, 93.9 FM in Easton, PA and Phillipsburg, NJ, 93.7 FM in Fogelsville
and Trexlertown, and webcasting on the internet. WDIY also broadcasts
in Digital HD at 88.1 FM.
Show #609 December 4, 2008.
On this show, I started a month-long focus on the Tangerine Dream. The
Featured CD at Midnight was Views From A Red Train on Eastgate Records.
11:04 pm
ARTIST TRACK ALBUM (label)
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Kevin Braheny Starflight 1 * Galaxies (Hearts of Space)
Free System Projekt Narrow Lane part 1 Narrow Lane (none)
Mythos S.S.O.-1 Surround Sound Offensive
Max Corbacho The Great Breath BreathStream (ad21)
Tangerine Dream Carmel Calif Views From A Red Train
Tangerine Dream Passing All Signs VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
12:00 am
ARTIST TRACK ALBUM (label)
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Tangerine Dream Leviathan VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
Tangerine Dream Hunter Shot By a VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
Yellow Rabbit
Tangerine Dream Nutshell Awakening VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
Tangerine Dream One Night In Space VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
Tangerine Dream Serpent Magique VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
Tangerine Dream Lord of the Ants VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
Tangerine Dream Fire On the Mountain VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
Tangerine Dream Sound of a Shell VFA Red Train (Eastgate)
1:00 am
* = excerpt
VA = Various Artists (compilation)
++ = Advance CDR from Artist
-- = Background music under interview
On the next Galactic Travels, I'll continue the month-long focus on
Tangerine Dream. The Featured CD at Midnight will be Tangram 2008 on
Eastgate Records.
Host of Galactic Travels, an electronic, ambient, and space music
show, Thursdays at 11:04 pm EST (GMT-5:00) on WDIY 88.1 FM in Allentown
and Bethlehem, 93.9 FM in Easton and Phillipsburg, and on 93.7 FM in
Trexlertown and Fogelsville. WDIY also broadcasts in HD Digital Radio
on 88.1 FM.
Galactic Travels web site: http://galactictravels.info
MySpace: http://myspace.com/galactictravels
RSS News Feed: http://wdiy.org/programs/gt/rss/enews.xml
Podcasts: http://wdiy.org/programs/gt/rss/gt.xml
Listen on-line to WDIY at http://wdiy.org and click on the LISTEN link
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Saturday, December 06, 2008
Galactic Travels Playlist #609 for December 4, 2008.
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Find&Save just went from saving you money to giving that money right back to you! As you probably know, Find&Save helps shoppers find the latest sales and coupons at nearby stores, based on their current location.
Now, they are saving Christmas. The recently launched Cash Dash feature in the Find&Save mobile phone app enables shoppers to get up to $50 cash back after just one purchase in a store. Other shopping apps require consumers to make several shopping trips and wait for points to add up, and/or require users to buy specific items for cash back.
There will be multiple Find&Save Cash Dash promotions through the end of the year, potentially giving each Find&Save shopper the opportunity to get hundreds of dollars back.
How Find&Save Cash Dash works
Each Find&Save Cash Dash promotion starts with a mobile phone alert from the Find&Save app. For the current version of the app, about one out of three Find&Save users has received a Cash Dash alert on their phone.
Once the lucky shopper receives the Cash Dash alert, the fun begins. They have between 24 – 72 hours to go shopping at a major retailer, then take a photo of their receipt from the Find&Save app. They will then get paid within days. For example, a Find&Save Cash Dash alert can tell them if they spend at least $50 at a store (such as Target, Walgreens or Radio Shack, etc.) in the next three days, they will get $50 back. That $50 payment can then be transferred directly into their bank account.
There will be many chances for all app users to earn cash back, as there will be new Cash Dash alerts one to five times a week through the end of the year. For Black Friday weekend and beyond, Find&Save plans to send out Cash Dash alerts to nearly all Find&Save mobile phone app users.
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The homos are coming! The homos are coming!
Lexington, Massachusetts father upset that gay parents are depicted in son's school book.
"My kid ain't learnin' about no fags, that's wicked retahded. Irregahdless of the fact that it's legal foh deviants ta marry in ouah fine commonwealth, I still hahbah ill will towahd theyah lifestyle." (Paraphrasing is mine)


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My response to Michael Scherer's Salon article (see below):
I hate to rain on anyone's parade, but this is not a good idea.
Why is our democracy at risk? Is it just because those DRE machines don't leave a paper trail? Or is it that the Bush Republicans detest democracy, since they cannot wield power without subverting the electoral system? The fact is that they're pushing an agenda that could never win majority support in the United States–from liberals or conservatives. They've therefore had no choice but to commit election fraud, repeatedly and on a mammoth scale, deploying every trick and tactic in the book, and then some.
As I point out in Fooled Again, the Bush Republicans used paperless machines to cut the Democratic vote, not only in Ohio but from coast to coast–but they also cut the vote in states and counties that did not use paperless machines; and in those places that did use them, the Busheviks also relied on many other means of disenfranchising the majority.
They kept Americans from registering, tossed out or passed over countless ballots (including absentee ballots), wiped the names of (at least) tens of thousands from the voter rolls, carefully dispatched too few machines to Democratic precincts nationwide, used "challengers" to bully countless would-be voters into going home or staying home, mounted vast disinformation drives to mislead countless more, arranged a most fortuitous computer glitch so as to keep some two million expatriates from voting absentee, and otherwise transported this whole nation, white and black alike, back to the catastrophic epoch of Jim Crow.
The problem, then, is civic, not just technical, concerning the fanatical persistence of a full-scale movement deeply hostile to the letter and the spirit of our Constitution.
Now, we must ask ourselves: Would that movement be frustrated, its agenda thwarted, by the use of paper trails? Evidently not–since members of that very movement also back the Holt bill with enthusiasm. As the Salon piece points out, Mary Jo Kiffmeyer, Minnesota's Secretary of State, has now testified in favor of the bill. It is more than relevant to note that Kiffmeyer is a stalwart Bushevik and theocratic maniac, who has publicly deplored the separation of church and state, and who did everything she could to slash the Democratic vote in Minnesota in the last election. (That appalling story is in Fooled Again, pp. 138-39.) Her record is so dismal that she's now in trouble, facing a strong challenge by Mark Ritchie, who knows full well what she has done to the electoral system in his state and means to change the situation. That such an operative as she–and David Cole, and John Groh of ES&S, and other Bushist agents–would support this measure tells us all we need to know about its usefulness.
We have heard it argued that the Holt bill is a half-step in the right direction, and that some reform is surely preferable to none at all. In this case that's a dangerous self-delusion. Sometimes "compromise" can only make things worse, as there really is no valid "middle way." So it is with torture, and illegal wars. Whatever "compromise" serves merely to protract such horrors is finally nothing but abetment, however well-intended it may be.
And so it is with the far-right crusade against American democracy. We must oppose that drive in every way we can–and that means not allowing its own managers to cast themselves as champions of electoral "reform."
Taking the paper trail to Washington
The dangers of electronic voting machines got tallied Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
By Michael Scherer
Jul. 20, 2006 | White T-shirts are a significant departure from the standard dress code in the Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill. So when a couple dozen activists walked into a joint meeting of the Science and Administration committees Wednesday wearing bleached cotton instead of the typical pantsuits and striped ties, it was not surprising that someone dispatched a Capitol Police officer to stand guard in case things got out of hand.
The T-shirts were imprinted with bold black letters that read "Got Paper?" or "Got Audits?" — coded, chest-high messages that were directed at lawmakers to express the widespread concern that new computerized voting machines can be tampered with to swing elections. The activists had come to Washington to push legislation that would mandate voter-verifiable paper records for every ballot cast in the nation, a reversal of a recent trend toward touch-screen computers that only tally votes electronically. It didn't matter that the House committees did not plan to discuss the issue of ballot paper trails. "Hearings are all about theater," explained Susannah Goodman of the liberal election reform group Common Cause, in a pre-hearing meeting with the activists. "We're hijacking it."


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Baylee Wise
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- Hometown:
- Toronto, Ontario
- High School:
- Core Academy
2018-19 (Junior): Appeared in four events for the Wildcats…Recorded a season stroke average of 77.42 in 12 total rounds…Finished tied for 38th at the Dave Adamonis Sr Invitational (10/29-10/30), shooting a 16-over 232 (79-71-82).
2017-18 (Sophomore): Made two appearances for the Wildcats…Finished the year with a season stroke average of 75.67 in six rounds of action…Notched 54-hole, season-low of 219 (74-74-71) for a nine-over at The Battle at Primm (3/19-3/20).
Prior to JWU: Graduated from Core Academy in Orlando, Florida…Coaches by Tyler McGhie…Competed in both golf and hockey (until 2012).
Personal: Parents – Susan and Steven Wise…Siblings – Meredith, Josh, Justin, Leora, and Steph Wise…Born August 23…Majoring in business administration…Aspires to play golf professionally following graduation…Enjoys playing golf, skiing, and plating hockey.


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Sony: 'Sony Hideout'
How do you make music loving young adults choose Sony headphones over Beats and Sennheiser?
Strategic platform: 'Sony Hideout'
In the fiercely competitive headphone market where Sennheiser stands for technical quality and Beats stands for celebrity status, we identified that Sony needed to become synonymous with music.
What better way to do that then by finding a summer long partner that champions music. We knew that Ibiza Rocks hosted 16 weeks of quality bands and DJs at an epic summer destination. So we set up a partnership with Ibiza Rocks and positioned Sony at the epicentre of festival happenings, with the aim of driving an emotional connection with their 18-24yr old target audience.
We chose the Ibiza Rocks hotel to base activity. The hotel is central hub for the festival – here we created the Sony Hideout; a permanent dedicated space away from the actual performances where the target audience could interact with the brand and experience the sound quality of the music they love for themselves.
We wanted to ensure that Sony would be firmly embedded in festival-goers holiday memories so we activated the world's first underwater silent disco. The pool party was the perfect way to trial the product in a high-energy, music fuelled environment. Headphones of course supplied by Sony.
We seeded the activation via competitions working closely with Mixmag and Heat Magazine whilst an on-pack promotional raised profile of the campaign across 250 Dixon stores UK-wide.
- Positive sales uplift across the period of the partnership activation
- Huge traction on social media and interaction – 150,000 retweets of one post to win Ibiza Rocks merchandise
- Substantial PR coverage of the world's first underwater pool party


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Benefical Plants: Queen Anne's Lace
I always love the season of Queen Anne's Lace. It really is such a lovely wild flower (or weed). It's like a snowflake in the middle of summer (particularly from underneath).
Queen Anne's Lace was one of my grandma's favorite flowers. I remember her always commenting on how much she loved it (perhaps that's why her crocheted doilies always looked like it).
We seem to be having a bumper crop of them this year, and I don't mind! Sometimes in order to not see something as a weed all you have to do is look at it closely and find something beautiful.
It is a very beneficial plant, even though many people classify it as an invasive weed. Queen Anne's Lace provides beneficial nectar to insects during this dry part of the summer when they don't have many options. Caterpillars of the Eastern Black Swallowtail butterfly eat the leaves, bees and other insects drink the nectar, and predatory insects, such as the Green Lacewing, come to Queen Anne's Lace to attack prey, such as aphids.
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text: Classy ladies Coeur De Lion necklace from the Autumn/Winter collection. Made from ruthenium alloyed brass bars and fine glass cylinders. This delicately holds beautiful black and white synthetic, solid coloured tiger's eye and haematite cubes which are combined with Swarovski Elements and rhinestone rondelles. Arriving with branded Coeur De Lion packaging.


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A couple weeks ago I got an email asking if I'd be interested in trying out a kit from Skeino that uses a new technique called "tapestry knitting." As you know, I really love variety and trying new things so I took a quick look at the Miss Grace shawl kit…
And it was so unique and different and fresh that I knew I just had to try it so I went straight to the task of picking my preferred colorway. With 19 color combinations to choose from, it wasn't really a very easy job, but it sure was fun!
In the end — surprise, surprise — I picked…
Officially named 'Susie', I just thought this color combination was perfect for the pattern because the undulating lines reminded me so much of big water — oceans, Great Lakes, etc. When it arrived on my doorstep I was really very impressed by the vibrant colors and the very soft, almost silky feel of the 2-ply 100% extra fine superwash merino of these skeins.
Now I won't lie to you, this pattern kind of blew my mind at first. There is a lot of discussion in the pattern as to the basic theory and how it all works and I think that's because you really kind of need to read it a couple times to grasp the fundamentals here. For example, the pattern is written based on Garter Stitch Ridges, so in the first chart Row 1 would include both a right side and wrong side row (creating one 'GSTR'). While it's true I was a little overwhelmed n in the beginning, once I got going it was really pretty simple.
The best part? There is a totally amazing and comprehensive video tutorial for this kit. Staci from v e r y p i n k . c o m has done a phenomenal job of explaining each new technique. She literally walks you step-by-step through all the different aspects of the pattern. Really, it is so well done and such an fantastic resource. I watched it beginning to end just to be sure I got everything right and now I'm knitting away with confidence and ease. In fact, since I got the basics down I'm flying through it!
And better yet, I'm having the time of my life with this project. It's insanely fun — it's the kind of project I hate setting down because I just want to get through one more stripe or one more 'full form.' It's crazy and amazing — I love it!
My fave aspect of Miss Grace is just watching her unfold. It's so fluid and interesting without being totally consuming. I think because I was a little overwhelmed at first just the fact that this is fun and easy is so rewarding and makes it all the more awesome. Seriously, the hardest part at this point is putting this shawl down!
So you probably get the point — that I'm really excited about this project — and I can probably stop blubbering about my infatuation with this shawl, right?! I'm excited enough that I couldn't wait to share the special offer I have for you. Simply use the coupon code: KNITTING-SARAH (it is case sensitive) and receive 10% off your Miss Grace Kit purchase from skeino.com. This offer will be valid through December 1, 2015. Please do check the terms and conditions for this promotion listed at the end of this post.
So what do you say? Are you ready to try something new and challenging? Are you ready for some fun creating a beautiful shawl? I'll keep you updated with my progress in my Today on my needles… segments here on the blog — I can't wait to see your projects, too!
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Convince parents for inter caste love marriage without hurting them is now easy. Love is a beautiful aspect that makes one care for each and to each. With respect so that's why in family there is the presence of a lot of caring and love in the family members. They don't want to hurt them at any cost.But what happen if you have fallen in love with someone and you want to from him or her to marry with you and at their your marriage would be inter-caste love marriage. But your parents do not agree about your love marriage but also you don't want to hurt them. But you also don't want your love to went away from your life and this condition the only thing is left is convincing parents for love marriage. our Inter-caste love marriage solution will help you this situation.
For this purpose you want to know how to Convincing parents for love marriage without hurting them? A lot of people even fear to attempt a love marriage. Because they don't know how to convince parents for love marriage! But in this case, it is about an inter-caste love marriage which is totally against your parents then how to make parents agree for inter caste marriage? Our Inter-caste love marriage solution specialist Rupesh Sharma will help you in this matter and give you Inter caste love marriage problem solution.
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A mala can be used for counting the number of chants. You can use any type of mala that you want. You can start to chant
"aumhaangannjooon (say the name of your lover) vashhyavashhyaswaahaa".
You must repeat this for 1,25,000 times in total. You can chant on many days so that you don't have to do so many chants on one day. You can do this procedure so that your parents say yes to your inter-caste marriage. It is one f the best way that is enough to give the answer to the question of how to convince parents for inter caste love marriage. Because by this mantra to convince parents for love marriage without hurting them you can easily get married with your desired love.
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History of Anubis
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- Wepwawet (or Ap-uat)
- from The Secret of Anubis
What precisely Anubis means, has been lost to our historical records, because of its ancient background.
He was the son of many different gods and goddess. As time would change, so would the people's views about who was connected to who.
His connection to Osiris and how fare back he goes can be seen in the 'judgment scene' from the book of the dead.
Some of Anubis titles were:
"The lord of the scared land"
"He who is upon his scared mountain"
"Ruler of the bows"
"He who is in the place of embalming"
"Foremost of the divine booth".
The Greeks and Roman also choose to portray Anubis.
Anubis, From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anubis
Input is said to be the female counterpart of Anubis – (She had her own cult in one of the Upper Egyptian nome's).
Wepwawet (or Ap-uat)
(An unusual name if you ask me -Reminds me of the Native American names back in their old days).
Probably the oldest known Jackal god in ancient Egypt. His name Wapwawet means "Opener of the ways". (To me this character reminds me a lot of Tuamutef/Duamutef).
The Secret of Anubis
Is one of the heavenly sons of Horus, the heavenly sons of Horus are four together, and with their tree hidden brothers, they make up the Seven divine beings. They are said to live among the stars, as guardians of Osiris.
I have my own personal fascination with this creature, and my own personal journey, I adore him especially in the form of
Tuamutef/Duamutef. My book 'Secret of Anubis, the winter triangle' is actually about this beautiful animal.
He is a separate character from Anubis, and very vital to the Egyptian beliefs system.
He was a guide for the soul.
In the start of the book you will get a quick introduction to Anubis, and some of his story from ancient Egypt.
As you read on you will take another step into a parallel world of the ancient Greeks, and reveal a very visible connection between the character of Anubis and to that of the constellation of Canis Major, where Sirius is located.
Sirius was the queen of the decan's, and with her the new year would begin. If Canis Major is Anubis the good of the passing, then it would be most fitting that his nose would be that of Sirius – as they did not believe in death (that would have been Hell for them) they would be given life again.


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It Looks Sad. are finally back and ready to put their anticipated debut LP out into the world, but with three years passing since their last release, is 'Sky Lake' worth the wait?
From the ethereal opener of 'Shave', it's clear the duo has moved away from the beachy, emo alt-rock of their 2015 7-inch, 'Kaiju', which featured both 'Creature' and 'Nagoya' and the brilliant – almost desperate – vocals from Jimmy Turner. The new material is pretty far removed from the indie-surf melodies of their self-titled, debut EP, which might leave fans feeling like 'Sky Lake' was recorded by a completely different band when comparing the two.
But, there are similarities to be found in the same shoreline, DIY quality of songs like 'Bike', 'Faded' and 'Palms' and the indifference in which Turner works his way through lyrics like "do you want to go for a ride?". Then there's also the familiarity in the guitar work; it comes few and far between, but man, when it does, you know you're listening to the same It Looks Sad. that you first fell in love with.
Interludes like 'Light' and 'Fantasy' have an almost sci-fi quality that contribute to the overall otherworldly palette of their debut and further immerse you in the dream-like soundscape Turner and drummer, Alex Ruiz, create. Turner says that the record, named after the Florida neighbourhood he grew up in, is literally "a fantasy story of my dreams and things I've seen or hear in the woods while I walk."
The presence of synths, auto-tuned vocals and a variety of effects throughout the record really does create a fantastical atmosphere that could soundtrack the most vivid of dreams, but does it take away from the overall quality? The answer is no. Instead it creates a Rubik's Cube of sound, where each turn, however close you think you are to figuring it out, only reveals more possibility.
The one drawback of this album is a somewhat anticlimactic ending. 'Stranger', although touching, falls flat compared to its moving predecessor, 'Visor' and the emotional punch as Turner sings "I'll be your sacrifice tonight".
Wonderfully textured, 'Sky Lake' is a hot air balloon ride. Floaty, magical and evocative.


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We brought the party. From the crevices of a damp, cold gas station emerged a loose collective of jubilant chemical enhancement enthusiasts. "One day he'll have one of those," the matriarch of the group wobbily spoke, pointing a finger over to the lanky individual in an Astro Van that was going nowhere fast. Even though they had nowhere to be, and no one to answer to, we were the ones that were free.
On the move on the new Milwaukee-Eight equipped Street Glide.
Why? Because we were on Harley-Davidsons. Because no other bike culturally represents "making it" quite like the bar and shield brand. To own one is to imbue yourself in the tradition of the American pioneer from pilgrims to astronauts. You set a goal, and you achieved it on your own terms. You don't change, you change the world. And you chose a bike that does the same.
To make adjustments to this tried and true formula is akin to chiseling a new commandment into the twin tablets. To adding a face to Mount Rushmore. It threatens the allure that these bikes have held on so many levels.
This is the situation the new Milwaukee-Eight equipped touring models face. The bikes given the lofty mission of retaining the classic Harley look, sound, and feel, while bringing the experience forward into new regulatory and market environments.
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March 29, 2019 - Matthew Stewart, SJ, has been named the formation coordinator for the Alum Service Corps (ASC) for the USA Central and Southern Province. He will coordinate the summer training for new ASC teacher/mentors and plan the fall and spring retreats.
The Alum Service Corps provides college graduates with a year of teaching experience, while offering them a chance to serve in gratitude for their Jesuit education. ASC volunteers are teachers and mentors in six Jesuit schools in Denver, Kansas City, Mo. and St. Louis.
Stewart is an alum of the ASC program; he participated in the ASC12 "cohort" during the 2002-03 school year after graduating from Saint Louis University. He taught at Rockhurst High School in Kansas City.
"ASC is really about giving back," Stewart said. "My role with the program is my chance to give back, too. I loved my year in ASC. I had a great experience, and I made some great friends."
Stewart is in the second of three years of theology studies at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. He has been approved for ordination as a transitional deacon this September and looks forward to being ordained a priest in June 2020. He has a bachelor's degree in music, and master's degrees in theology, philosophy and music (choral conducting).
ASC is an important program for the Jesuit province. "ASC is a big part of what we do in the Secondary and Pre-secondary Education office," said Ron Rebore, Ph.D., (ASC8) associate provincial assistant for secondary and pre-secondary education and the director of ASC. "It's a huge investment of time and resources for the province, but one that has tremendous impact."
ASCs adopt a simple lifestyle during their year in the program. They live in community and focus on their spiritual growth. In addition to planning the retreats, Stewart will be available to the teacher/mentors for conversation and guidance, aiding them in their faith formation.
"This program has a piece of my heart, Stewart said. "It's one of the few faith-formation programs for people who are outside our (Jesuit) schools."
Stewart replaces Fr. Vincent Giacabazi, SJ, who has served as the formation coordinator for ASC since 2016.
Now in its 28th year, the program boasts over 300 alums, with more than 25% of them using this unique and formative experience to become full-time teachers and leaders in Jesuit schools throughout the country. The next cohort will be announced in May.


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Basalt fiber tuning kits manufacturer became a resident of the Zhigulevskaya Valley technology center
LARTE Design, a manufacturer of exclusive basalt fiber tuning kits for premium auto brands became a resident of the largest technology center in the Samara region.
The united expert council for the industrial parks located in the territory of the Samara region highly ranked the project submitted by Als Tuning also known as LARTE Design brand, and awarded the status of a resident of the Zhigulevskaya Valley.
The unique design and flawless body kits for premium cars is not the only thing that tuning studio can do for its customers.
All LARTE Design products comply the requirements of the international and European standards for safety and quality, as evidenced by the certificate issued by TÜV (Association of Technical Supervision), the German expert organization. And the products are also approved by the Federal Office for Motor Vehicles Regulation (Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt, KBA).
Being a resident, the company intends to keep working on the project focused on applying and implementing materials and technologies to create world class quality automobile body kits.
For their tuning kits, LARTE Design uses high-tech materials, so the finished products get lightweight but strong,
said a spokesperson in the Zhigulevskaya Valley.
LARTE Design uses basalt fabric BT-11/1, which is characterized by high chemical and thermal stability, carbon fiber, polyolefin film and nylon-based screen fabric.
LARTE Design headquarters operate in Russia, Germany and the USA, tuning kits are developed for Infiniti, Range Rover, Mercedes, Lexus, Tesla and Maserati.
The global automotive industry widely uses basalt fiber to produce brake pads, mufflers, car tire cord, thermal protection of various components and machines. In 2009, EDAG introduced a car concept based on basalt fiber bodywork.
Currently, a leading Chinese manufacturer of automobiles and spare parts considers basalt fiber to be a promising construction material and a priority in research and development.
Companies: LARTE Design, Tesla
Industries: Automotive, Construction
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Several protracted phone calls between President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin have not closed the gap between the two sides on the Ukraine situation.
The US is maintaining Crimea must belong to Ukraine forever, irrespective of the wishes of its voters, who overwhelmingly called for accession into Russia. Putin, by contrast, is backing Crimean self-determination, and also uncomfortable with the cozy US relationship with a Ukrainian interim government installed after violent protests ousted the elected, pro-Russia government.
These are not minor issues, and with no deal at hand, many say the relationship between the two rulers is nearing a "breaking point" that could see US-Russian ties virtually non-existent for years to come.
The Obama Administration is treating its split with Russia the same way it has treated acrimony with any other nation, imposing unilateral sanctions and vowing to leave Russia "isolated."
Isolation is unlikely, as though Russian economic ties may focus on the Pacific instead of Europe the nation remains an important trading power. Rather, Russia is expected to retaliate with sanctions of their own in the coming days, sparking a sanctions war that is just going to add fuel to the fire, meaning ties are set to get worse, not better.


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Review of Romotop Stromboli stove
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this is a comprehensive review.when buying this stove as i did from an internet picture it does not tell you two things, how it comes packaged and its weight. the stove comes in a wooden crate well packaged and well screwed together. it also weighs a complete tonne. you will have to dismantle the crate before even thinking about moving the thing. lots of things are removeable from the fire so take out and off everything you possibly can.i sat my stove on a 30mm granite hearth.i would not advise a glass hearth, its really heavy. there are three ways you can have this stove finished. plain grey, stone or ceramic. i chose the ceramic which adds extra cost but in my opinion worth every penny. the only problem is hoping the colour matches the chart.in my case it was near enough. when lighting i use newspaper and good kindlers. lighting is pretty easy but you need to start with small logs until you get a good heat and a red hot base of embers.when the fire is in full flow the the large glass window really does the fire justice, its terrific.the airflows can be used to alter your burning pattern. although its great to look at, it burns wood like no tomorrow. its like a new born baby, always needing attention. this is however all part of the woodburning joy. putting a log on to burn the whole evening and heating half your house is complete nonsense. be prepared to work hard. chopping and storing wood is another story but when you are buying one of these you basically know thats all part of the charm.i heat an area of about 30 square metres. yes and you will spend more time looking at the flames than your telly. an expensive purchase especially with the ceramic plates but worth every penny.
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HOUSTON, TX - 4/10/2016 (PRESS RELEASE JET) -- Effective immediately, the Texas EquuSearch SAR Team is removing its volunteers from advising on the search for the five (5) missing fishermen on-board the Mexican F/V Anastacia. The fishing vessel has been missing since March 30. On April 4 through April 9, EquuSearch Volunteers have donated long hours and offered specific high-tech technical resources to collaborate in the search and rescue at no charge to the families and to the Mexican Navy for one reason: to enhance and improve the quality of the search efforts. There remain at sea five (5) men whose lives are at risk. Texas EquuSearch became involved at the request of some of the family members.
The Mexican Navy refused the offer by the Texas Volunteer Team. The Mexican Navy then pronounced that these free services are not required. In addition, the official coordinator of the search representing those families most affected has declined the offer by Texas EquuSearch for assistance and that the families' ongoing private efforts are satisfactory. For these reasons, reluctantly, Texas EquuSearch management has suspended its efforts to help.
About the F/V Anastacia and the crew: On March 30, the fishing boat and 5 crew set out to shark fish from Isla Mujeres to a special place north of Cozumel Island. This was a planned 24 hour overnight fishing event and the 32 foot motor boat and its 5 man crew have not been heard from since. The Mexican Navy using equipped ships and aircraft and private searches have turned up nothing.
About Texas EquuSearch: Texas EquuSearch Search and rescue Team is a recognized non-profit organization with 650 members, founded over 16 years ago to help locate missing loved ones. The all-volunteer search team works long hours in collaboration with law enforcement and government agencies. Cases number over 1600 with a successful recovery rate better than agency results. EquuSearch became internationally known from its volunteer and high-tech search for Alabama teen Natalee Holloway in 2005 in Aruba waters. EquuSearch also searched for the seven (7) lost sailors on-board the S/V Nina schooner in the Tasman Sea, offshore New Zealand in 2013 and Texas EquuSearch traveled to and supported search efforts in 2005 for victims of the Tsunami, Sri Lanka and coastal Indonesia. Recent cases include both rescues and recoveries for unsolved cases in Texas and surrounding states. Texas EquuSearch has provided search assistance in 38 states and 8 countries at no charge to families of missing loved ones. At this time, the Director of Texas EquuSearch is mobilizing to West Jefferson County to locate an elderly man who is diabetic and needs dialysis treatments and who has not been heard from while he was fishing in local waters.
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Report Summary:
Lower demand and lower prices
NBP Natural Gas & GB Power Market Movement
Consumption falling over 10%, well replenished gas stocks on the Continent and continued strong LNG were all drivers for continued market bearishness during the week. Furthermore, the Coal, Carbon and the Oil markets all ended the week lower, with a particular stark fall in the Carbon market recorded thanks to high renewable power. By close of play on Friday (22nd March) the April 2019 annual contracts for electricity and gas closed lower -2.92% and -2.49% respectively.
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Monday, 7 June 2010
Doctor Who: Vincent And The Doctor ( review with spoilers )
6 comments:
- Mark Kardwell said...
The Nighy/Curran scene at the end was dynamite. I was in bits.
- 8 June 2010 at 20:42
- cerebus660 said...
Mark, you old softy!
Me too :-)
- 8 June 2010 at 20:43
- Steve Does Comics said...
Hi, Cerebus, nice to see you back. Having read your more recent posts, I hope you're holding up OK in the face of everything.
As for the Dr Who outing, after a couple of episodes that left me colder than a silurian's blood, I enjoyed this story a whole lot more. I thought Curran in particular was excellent, and Karen Gillan looked rather lovely surrounded by sunflowers.
- 8 June 2010 at 22:26
- cerebus660 said...
Hi Steve, thanks for the comment and the kind thoughts.
- 9 June 2010 at 07:04
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- 9 June 2010 at 12:40
- Momo said...
I liked this one and again time can be changed.
The story gave it a human story as we were exposed to Vincents troubled life and his mind.
Because of a face at the window in the church they visit him and solve the mystery.
At the end the face isn't there but the sunflowers have that lovely dedication.
The Doctor was a bit naughty bringing Vincent into today where he heard The art critic say that he is the finest painter of them all, the most popular painter who managed to transform his pain into beauty, that he was not only the world's greatest artist but also one of the greatest men of all time.
Can you imagine if you were Vincent? A failure who can't sell his paintings for the cost of a nights meal come into his future and hear such a thing?
It's like myself finding an encyclopedia from the year 2200 and finding out that I was thought of as a notable writer!
I'm sure that would change me somehow and yet perhaps that change would inspire me to write more.
Amy expected more paintings but there were none and Vincent still committed suicide at 37 and the Doctor told Amy that "Although good things can't remove the bad things, the bad things can't spoil the good things."
I felt moved by it and this is my favorite episode so far.
- 11 June 2010 at 11:14


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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Despite the month of July coming to a close, downtown activities are not, as a full week of festivals, sports events and celebrations will occur in downtown Indianapolis this week.
Highlightlighting the week will be the IMPD Downtown District Community Day on Thursday and the return of football parties with the Indianapolis Colts Training Camp Touchdown Town on Sunday.
Extra traffic will be evident from Wednesday through the weekend in the city.
Here is a list of some of the happenings in the city this week:
Wednesday, July 26
Market Street will be closed between Alabama and Delaware streets 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. for the Original Farmers' Market at the City Market.
The west block of Georgia Street (between Capitol Avenue and Illinois Street) will be closed 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. for The XQ Super School Project.
South Street between Capitol Avenue and Missouri Street will be closed from 7 p.m. Wednesday – 4 a.m. Saturday for Indianapolis Convention Center traffic control.
Monument Circle will be closed 9:30 – 11:30 p.m. for the Calvary Tabernacle Concert on the Circle.
Thursday, July 27
The Center Block of Georgia Street (between Meridian and Illinois streets) will be closed 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. for IMPD Downtown District Community Day.
Meridian Street between Merrill and Henry streets will be closed 6 – 8 p.m. for Purdue Polytechnic High School Back to School Night.
Friday, July 28
Michigan Street between Tremont Street and Holmes Avenue (just west of the White River) will be closed 8 a.m. Friday – 8 p.m. Sunday for the Gus Macker River West Classic.
Food Truck Friday will take place on the west block of Georgia Street. As a result, the south lane will be closed 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 29
Blackford Street between New York and Wabash streets will be closed 8:30 a.m. – 9 p.m. for the Indiana Microbrewers Festival.
Sunday, July 30
South Street between Capitol Avenue and West Street will be closed 5 a.m. – 8 p.m. for the Indianapolis Colts Training Camp Touchdown Town.
Tri Indy will take place along the Downtown Canal Walk and the White River and will result in partial closures along the bike route from 7:45 – 11:30 a.m.
Special Events
The United Pentecostal Church International North American Youth Congress will cause increased bus and pedestrian traffic around the Indianapolis Convention Center Wednesday – Friday.
Indianapolis Indians games may cause increased traffic around Victory Field evenings Monday, Tuesday and Thursday – Saturday and Wednesday and Sunday afternoon.
Concerts at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn may cause increased traffic around White River State Park Tuesday evening.


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The fallout from Zimbabwe's recent Health Budget continues, with industry observers claiming that the government is doing little to address the migration of skilled health personnel. Health was allocated ZWD5.2trn (US$688.58mn) in 2006, roughly 12% of the total budget.
However, Zimbabwe's Health Services Board (HSB) -- which is tasked with improving salaries and working conditions for health personnel -- has only received funding of ZWD2bn (US$25,140) out of a requested figure of ZWB20bn (US$377,068). Market sources claim that the failure of the government to fund the agency adequately will accelerate the flight of medical workers, who are leaving the country in record numbers in search of better pay and working conditions abroad.
The problem has been exacerbated by rampant inflation, which has further eroded salaries. Public sector workers are threatening strikes in the new year. Some legislators are calling for a salary adjustment of at least 500% this year in order to offset economic hardship. However, Zimbabwe's already chronically under-funded government has called for all ministries to maintain strict budgetary targets.


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Patients are demonstrating they like going online to find, research and rate hospitals and physicians.
A February 2017 survey of 314 consumers by Internet Health Management found that 63% had created a personalized account on a healthcare website that gives them access to their health data and ways to communicate with their doctors. 56% said they frequently visit non-hospital websites such as WebMD.com to research medical conditions and doctors. A separate study by the American Medical Association found 59% of Americans think online doctor ratings are important and 54% of patients 18 to 24 use the web as their primary way to find a doctor. But hospitals appear to be lagging behind patient demand in these areas. Only 53—10.6%—of Digital Hospital 500 systems offer physician ratings and reviews on their website, and only 11.2% (53) and 4.6% (23), respectively, have digital health features that let patients add or update their personal information and view treatment plans for their medical conditions. The hospital market is consolidating—and shrinking.
In 2016 there were 5,627 U.S. hospitals, down from 6,100 hospitals a decade earlier, according to the American Hospital Association. Since 2010 there have been more than 500 hospital mergers including 89 in 2016, according to an analysis by PwC Health Research Institute. So far in 2017 there have been eight big hospital merger deals valuated at over $1 billion each such as the intended merger of Beth Israel Deaconess and Lahey in Boston.
Hospitals also are no longer the only place consumers are turning to for medical care—including online. For example, drugstore chain CVS Health operates more than 1,000 walk-in clinics nationwide. CVS and Walgreen Co. also are among a wave of non-health system companies moving into offering patients more digital doctor options, including for dermatology consults. Not the only game "We (hospitals) are no longer the only game in town," says Joe Brennan, senior director of MedNow for Spectrum Health System (No. 188).
Spectrum Health is a non-profit health system with 11 hospitals and headquartered in Grand Rapids. Mich. The health system was an early adopter of digital healthcare among hospitals in Michigan—including the first to offer a telehealth service for patients both inside and outside the hospital, Brennan says. In 2006 Spectrum Health began posting average prices for many of its common procedures on its website and in 2008 added information on what Medicare, Medicaid and commercial health insurers paid the health system on average for procedures. In 2009 Spectrum also launched an online cost estimator based on the average prices listed for nearly 250 adult procedures.
Two years later, Spectrum updated its MySpectrum digital healthcare portal with features that allow patients to set up a family account, access benefits and eligibility information from Spectrum's Priority Health plan, view growth charts for children and see immunization records. The MySpectrum portal also enables patients to view lab results, e-mail their doctor, renew prescriptions, request appointments for routine doctor visits and preregister for some procedures, pay bills for hospital services, and track health conditions, allergies and medications.
In the last year as Spectrum has also shifted the marketing of MedNow, its consumer telehealth program, away from traditional advertising such as billboards and to personalized e-mail campaigns and advertising via social media. That's had an impact: The number of MedNow digital doctor visits has more than tripled in the past year to about 9,000 telehealth consultations from 3,000 consultations.
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Cowboy Sh*t – The Podcast
CALGARY, Alberta — We here at Everything Cowboy Inc. are proud to bring you our podcast, Cowboy Sh*t with Ted and Wacey.
There are many ways to listen, via the embedded player below and any of the following:
YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, Podbean, Google Play and, iHeartRadio.
I, Ted Stovin, host the show with room mate and pal Wacey Anderson. In this first episode we introduce ourselves, talk about what the show is going to be about, the current CFR negotiations and have our first guest on the show, Canadian Champion Bull Rider Jordan Hansen.
For episode No. 2 we welcomed steer wrestler Scott Guenthner, Canada's top money earner at the 2017 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
For Episode No. 3 we talk about Ty Pozzobon and the Ty Pozzobon Foundation with Rusty Clunie, Randy Quartieri and Tanner Byrne.
In the fourth installment of the podcast it's everything about the 45th Canadian Finals Rodeo. With the news of the move from Edmonton to Red Deer we speak with Jeff Robson of the Canadian Professional Rodeo Association and Ben Antifaiff of Westerner Park for their take.
For the fifth episode we talk Skijordue 2018 with Sam Mitchell and start the first half of a two part conversation with Canadian bullfighting legend, Scott Byrne.
We continue our conversation with Scott Byrne in Episode No. 6 and have a hilarious talk for Valentine's Day with the one and only Tayla Fraser or Whiskey & Pickle Juice.
In the seventh show we had a huge talk with Canada's winningest bull rider ever in the PBR, three-time Canadian Champion Aaron Roy. Roy returns to competition in Lethbridge, Alberta on March 2nd.
Wacey and I have our first World Champion on the show in Episode No. 8, it's Big Valley, Alberta's Zeke Thurston. He has our best definition yet for Cowboy Shit.
Our second World Champ joins the show but he's our first American guest. He's also the 2012 and 2015 Canadian Pro Rodeo Association Tie-Down Roping Champion and an all-around beauty, it's Shane Hanchey.
For the tenth show, the first in the double digits we speak with author of The Crazy Game and former NHL goaltender Clint Malarchuk.
In Episodes No. 11 and 12 for we speak to four-time PRCA World Champion Bareback Rider and President of the newly formed World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA), Bobby Mote. It's everything you need to know about the WCRA in both shows!
We get back to hockey in Episode No. 13 with Stanley Cup Champion, PBR Judge, Chute Boss and Bucking Bull owner Curtis Leschyshyn.
Brandon Thome of the Canadian Pro Rodeo Sports Medicine Team is in studio for Episode No. 14 talking about the Canadian Cowboy Classic Golf Tournament coming up on June 14th among other things.
Episode No. 15 is the first live on location podcast, Wacey and I chat with Slim Wilson ahead of the Cluny Lions Charity Bullarama on July 2nd.
Wacey tries to mend a broken heart during Episode 16 and we have a great conversation with the PBR's exclusive entertainer and host of Outside the Barrel on Rural Radio Channel 147, the one and only Flint Rasmussen.
On the heels of the Calgary Stampede and the announcement of his retirement, three-time Canadian Champion and two-time Calgary Stampede Champion Scott Schiffner joins the show for Episode No. 17.
In our first of three episodes in August we visit with the manager of Rodeo and Chuckwagon Racing at the Calgary Stampede and former Professional Bullfighter Kynan Vine.
Terry Andryo of ATB Financial joins the show on August 15th to speak sponsorship and bring a different perspective to western sports.
After passing the $1.6 million-dollar mark in money raised, we speak to former Calgary Flame, veteran of over 500 games in the NHL and namesake of the Glencross Charity Roughstock Invitational, Curtis Glencross for our 20th show.
Host of Rogers Hometown Hockey, Hockey Night in Canada, author of Hockey Towns and Cornered, Canadian Icon Ron MacLean joins Episode No. 21 for the first of two shows. MacLean has worked the Calgary Stampede for 33 years and shares numerous incredible stories we know you'll love to hear.
In the show, Ron mentions a story he wrote during the Calgary Stampede which you can read by clicking this highlighted text.
Eight-time Canadian Pro Rodeo Announcer of the Year, Brett Gardiner joins episode No. 22 sponsored by the 45th edition of the Canadian Finals Rodeo in Red Deer, Alberta.
CEO of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), George Taylor is our guest for episode No. 23, sponsored by CFR 45 from in Red Deer, Alberta from October 30th to November 4th, for more information visit CFRRedDeer.ca.
Avid podcast fan, nine-time Canadian Finals Rodeo Qualifier and 2015 Canadian Champion Header Roland McFadden joins Episode No. 24, the final of three episodes sponsored by CFR 45 in Red Deer, Alberta.
CEO of the Professional Bull Rider (PBR) Sean Gleason joins Episode No. 25 live from Las Vegas, Nevada ahead of the 25th edition of the PBR World Finals at the T-Mobile Arena.
Four-time WNFR qualifier, bareback rider Orin Larsen of Inglis, Manitoba, now living in Gering, Nebraska joins the final show of Season 1, it's episode No. 26 from back at HQ in Calgary, Alberta.
To begin Season 2 of Cowboy Sh*t, two-time Canadian Champion saddle bronc rider Clay Elliott joins the show ahead of his third trip to the WNFR. It's that time of year and Clay tells us a few stories we hope you'll enjoy.
For the week of December 19th, 2018, Episode No. 2 of Season No. 2, we speak to alt-country singer-songwriter and Southern Alberta's own, Corb Lund.
To kick off 2019, Wrangler NFR Aggregate Champion and 2017 Canadian Champion Barrel Racer, Carman Pozzobon joins the show.
Two-time Canadian Champion and three-time PBR World Finals Qualifier Dakota Buttar of Kindersley, Saskatchewan joins milestone Episode No. 30.
He's a writer, broadcaster, lover of chocolate, wine, horses and libraries, he's a Cowboy of the Year and has announced every major rodeo in Canada, Mr. David A. Poulsen joins the 31st show to finish off a triple header of episodes in January.
For No. 32, I organize four dates for a bachelor episode for my pal Wacey Anderson. Will Wacey find love? Listen to the show to find out!
The second half of our interview with Ron MacLean is the feature of Episode No. 33.
Episodes No. 34 to 36 are sponsored by the World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA) in a three-part series speaking of the progress after one year changing the game in the rodeo world. For the first segment we visit with WCRA President and guest of our 11th and 12th shows, Bobby Mote.
A man of many talents, Scott Davis, Vice President of the WCRA joins us for Episode No. 35. Former Editor-in-chief at the PBR and communications director at the PRCA, author Kendra Santos joins Episode No. 36
Former professional bullfighter Jason Davidson of 3D Bull Riding Inc., PBR Canada and Thunder Creek Player Management is our guest ahead of the 2019 PBR Canada Monster Energy Tour's Eastern Run.
Director of Golf at the Valley Ridge Golf Course, Curtis Robertson, joins the show ahead of the Canadian Cowboy Classic golf tournament in support of the Canadian Pro Rodeo Sports Medicine Team on June 18th at Valley Ridge. For more information visit CanadianCowboyClassic.com
World renowned silversmith and founding member of The Traditional Cowboy Arts Association Scott Hardy joins Ted and Wace for Episode No. 39.
I call him the most interesting man in the world, he's Peter Gebraad. Peter is the producer of the PBR's Monster Energy Tour, owner or SplashFX and founder of the Gems of Mazatlan. I'm even competing in the Lupe Cup on September 7th in support of the Gems of Mazatlan.
To donate, visit this link >> https://melindagebraad.wixsite.com/thegemsofmazatlan
For Episode No. 41 we visit with Brinson James Harris the son of Hollywood Harris, Brinson has made a name for himself in the western sports world as one of the top entertainers in our business. We had a lot of fun with this show and may have been a tad hungover…
Episode No. 42 we sit down with Canadian bullriding superstar Zane Lambert to tee up the 2019 Calgary Stampede and to share some stories from the road.
Our post Calgary Stampede episode, episode No. 43 we sit down with Canadian Champion Bull Rider and the assistant coach for Team Canada at the upcoming PBR Global cup Tanner Girletz.
For episode No. 44 the boys chat with Lakota Bird, Lakota is a three-time College National Finals Rodeo qualifier and the first woman to win an All-Around title at a Canadian Professional Rodeo.
Episode No. 45 brings us to our interview with Lane Peterson, Lane has been selected seven times to judge the CFR and comes from one of Canada's legendary stock contracting families.
For episode No. 46 the boys chat with CFR and Calgary Stampede qualifier Craig Weisgerber, lots of laughs were had and even an encounter with a movie star…
Episode No. 47 we are lucky enough to get some time to interview the greatest Bull Rider of all time, Dale Brisby. As well, we get to chat with the man behind the camera Randy Quartieri. You don't want to miss this one!
For episode No. 48 we chat with the General Manager of the Canadian Professional Rodeo Association Jeff Robson to discuss all things CFR.
Episode No. 49 brings us a really cool interview with professional bull rider Jared Parsonage, we chat about the current season, as well talk about where Jared got his start.
Episode No. 50! To celebrate this benchmark the boys sit down with Chad Besplug and Don Johansen to break down the list of the Top 10 Bull Riders in Canadian history, you don't want to miss this one!
For Episode No. 51. The boys speak to Zeke Thurston, Jeremy Buhler, and Levi Simpson during the Canadian Finals Rodeo to talk about their world titles and their 2019 seasons.
For the week of November 20th, 2019, Episode No. 52. brings us to the second episode of our CFR Athlete Hot Stove interviews. This time around Ted Stovin sits down with Stacey Ruzika, Richmond Champion, and Brett Gardiner.
Episode No. 53 is one you don't want to miss, the boys welcome two-time PBR World Champion Jess Lockwood and the always funny James Foley to the pod. We share some great stories and a lot of laughs!
Episode No. 54, "The Judgecast", this week the boys chat with longtime PBR Canada Judges Justin Keeley and Bear Lightbown.
January 1st, 2020 – Episode No. 55, features six-time PRCA World Champion Sage Kimzey, 2013 World Champion and four-time Canadian Champion Shane Hanchey and a return visit with country music recording artist Corb Lund.
Episode No. 56 brings us very a special guest, professional photographer Covy Moore. Covy has shot some of the biggest rodeo, bull riding, and racing events in North America, the boys chat with Covy about how he got his start and much more!
For the week of January 29th 2020, the "statcast". Ted Stovin and Wacey Anderson chat with probullstats.com founder Slade Long. Slade has been gathering data on bulls and riders form past and present for years, his numbers and recorded outs have brought a whole new aspect to the bull riding world.
The episode you have all been waiting for, The Bachelor Season 2. Ted Stovin has lined up four eligible bachelorettes for our boy Wacey Anderson, will this be the year Wacey finds love or will we be back for Season 3 next year? Tune in to find out!
It's Hockey, Hanna style. Ted Stovin and Wacey Anderson chat with Hanna Cowboy Hockey Tournament founders Lowell Johnston and Darren Jones along with Big Valley team members Dylan Houston and Kade Grant-Johansen. We may have lost the tournament but this episode was a ton of fun!
With one of the biggest announcements in recent rodeo history, the Calgary Stampede and PRCA signed a brand new multi-year partnership, for episode No. 60 Ted Stovin and Wacey Anderson sit down with Calgary Stampede Rodeo and Chuckwagon Manager Kynan Vine and PRCA Media Director Scott Kaniewski to discuss.
Amidst the Coronavirus pandemic Ted and Wacey go back to an interview with CFR Steer Wrestling qualifier and twitter comedian Chance Butterfield for Episode No. 61, the first quarantine pod and the first time the boys haven't done the show both from HQ. Butterfield nearly died in a horse accident in High Prairie and tells us about the harrowing tale among other pursuits in his career.
You can listen below or by following any of the links in this post!
These are the first of many episodes. Our goal with the show is to further promote our western way of life, this time in a different setting. As per the name, there's no bull shit in this show and we don't hold anything back.
We hope you enjoy "Cowboy Sh*t" with Ted and Wacey.
LISTEN NOW >> Cowboy Sh*t on iTunes


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Recently I have been to Mysuru for my marriage anniversary. Earlier we had planned to go to our trusted location thats Royal Inn for dinner. But when we reached there we saw the place was crowded due to some marriage party. Hence we decided to go somewhere else for dinner. My wife suggested we should travel towards KRS rather than going to city. We would have hardly traveled for 5 minutes from Royal Inn we saw the board of Costal Garden in the left side. We decided to have a look into the ambiance and if not satisfied try somewhere else. Once we entered the place, I felt that it had a very decent and neat atmosphere. we decided to have dinner in the same resturent. We place order for some traditional Nir Dosa, Chicken Curry, Pomphret dish and some biryani item. I must say the food tasted excellent. Specially the fish items. The staf was good and polite. Another plus point is their decent price tag. A meal for tea will cost you Rs. 1000. The only drawback was delay in service. Otherwise its good enough to go for a peaceful evening.
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We were in Mysuru over the Dussehra break, and happened to find this restaurant on our way to Brindavan Gardens on our first day. We are a family which loves fish and seafood, and we were ecstatic at finding a place that had Mangalore style curry with just about any type of seafood you wanted. That day we freaked out on Neer Dosa and Anjal fish curry! We actually returned there after a fruitless hunt in various parts of Mysuru for a restaurant that would appeal to us, by popular choice....and that night it was even better - the crab ghee roast masala, prawn mangalore style curry, etc were simply outstanding!
Anybody who is fond of seafood - don't miss this if you are in Mysuru...
- Sajid H
If you are in a mood to eat sea food in Mysuru, Coastal Garden is the place for you. The Mangalore style sea food preparations are mouth watering and the fish is always fresh. The service is quick and rates are nominal. There are no artificial colors present in the dishes. A must visit for sea food lovers visiting Mysuru.
- Albin T
Just off the ring road on krs road, this unpretentious place has the best seafood in town. Good selection of fish. and a choice of thalis. Been here several times and have never been disappointed. Portions are generous.
- Prem Subramaniam
good serenity and very nice staff. Really enjoyed.
- yoga narasimhan
very good surroundings... Good and tasty food
- James Mathew Mepprethu
Food is always good
- Suprith P Gowda
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