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Ristorante Pappardelle was opened in November 1988 by Bruno and Clive Mina as a small, family run Italian restaurant, a family whose roots are in the Veneto in north east Italy.
Although the experience of dining out has changed greatly over almost 30 years, the core values that define the best examples of Italian cuisine and Pappardelle in particular remain unchanged; freshness, quality, simplicity and style.
In 2010 the Osteria opened on the ground floor. Perfectly complimenting the Ristorante upstairs, the Osteria offers a more informal style of food at pace, but with the same emphasis on quality and style. It also boasts a well stocked bar with the largest wine list in Arundel and the most extensive grappa selection outside London.
Shortly afterwards Bruno and Clive were joined by Emma, Clive's wife and Osteria 'Boss'. They, together with all the team at Pappardelle look forward to welcoming you, whatever your appetite.
(Note, both the Osteria and the Ristorante have air-conditioning during the few hot months of Summer)
'…cose semplici fatte bene….' (Simple things done well)
'Its my favourite place for coffee, and the home-made biscotto I get with it is amazing; shame they don't sell them by the kilo!' (Victoria – Arundel)
*Pronounced 'Ostereea' ([oste'ria])
'L'osteria: from the Latin "hospes" meaning "guest". A public place which served drinks; traditionally wine.
The emphasis in the Osteria is on simple, fresh food served with style and professionalism. The character of the dining room/bar changes through the day; breakfast is from 9, lunch from 12 to at least 3pm, though food is often available up until 5.30pm when the evening menu proper begins. These menus represent the perfect balance between choice, quality, and convenience. We are especially proud of our Eggs Benedict (Breakfast), Gourmet burgers (Lunch), and new Cichetti menu. (Evening).
Osteria is open all day, seven days a week for whatever takes your fancy, come in and say 'ciao!'
The Osteria bar has a predominantly italian wine list of over 50 bottles, most of which available by the glass. A good selection of Cocktails, Champagnes, Proseccos, Gins, whiskies, Grappas, Artisan Italian beer and draught Peroni also figure. Click here to download our current list.
Arriving soon are five beers by Arundel Brewery and Langhams Brewery near Petworth. Our current favourites are Lucky Swallow lager by Arundel Brewery, or if you fancy something with more body, Reale IPA from Birra del Borgo.
Osteria Special Offers / Events
Lunchtimes and evenings :
Any pasta, pizza or large bowl of fresh mussels with a 175ml glass of our excellent house wine £13.95
Osteria Reservations
The informal, communal, and 'first come, first served' character of the Osteria means that taking reservations is not practical, although we welcome enquiries for parties of 8 or more, for which a small deposit of £10 per head (fully refundable) is required.
Call 01903 882024 or click here to email us.
Osteria Opening Times
Mondays and Tuesdays: 9.00am – 4.00pm
Wednesday – Saturday: 9.00am – 11.00pm
Sundays: 10.00am – 6.00pm
'…Arundel's premier Italian restaurant….'
'..Simple things done well,..' (John G, Brighton)
'Forget Pizza Express, this is proper grown-up food,' (M.Atkinson, Arundel)
The Ristorante menus are built on seasonality and innovation, turning classic flavours into something entirely new.
We only use top-quality British and Italian ingredients and look to support local and Artisan producers wherever possible.
In the summer of 2017, the Ristorante menu evolved into a more streamlined 2 page selection; a mix of dishes based upon the classics of Italian cooking, some that have been part of the Ristorante menu for almost 30 years, and newer dishes that change every 2 months reflecting the changing seasons and the creativity of the chefs 'upstairs'. Almost all of our menu is assembled and cooked fresh to order, something we consider essential to the quality of the final dish. This is in stark contrast to other production line 'Italian' restaurants who have to pre-cook pasta and sauces because of the large numbers they are often forced to cater for.
Whether it's the reassurance of our classics or you're in the mood for something more adventurous, then you'll find something to satisfy.
Ristorante Special Offers / Events
LUNCHTIMES: 2 courses £14.95 from THIS MENU
Discount of 15% from full a la carte menu for October, just quote October15
OR 1/2/3 courses from £9.95 THIS MENU
LUNCHTIME PARTIES / FUNCTIONS We are happy to offer exclusive use of the Ristorante dining-room for parties and special occasions of 20 or more adults, any lunchtime of the week including Sundays and Mondays. Our special party layout of large square tables are great for conversation, laughter and creating a sense of occasion. There is also standing room for pre-meal drinks and chit-chat, as well as use of the Osteria bar.
Ristorante Reservations
Reservations & enquiries can be made by phone, email or using the form below. Parties of 8 or more will require a small refundable deposit of £50 to confirm. Call 01903 882025 or click here to email us.
Monday: Lunchtime closed, Evening 6.00pm-9.30pm
Tuesday-Thursday: Lunch 12.00-2.00pm, Evening 6.00-9.30pm
Friday & Saturday: Lunch 12.00-2.00pm, Evening 6.00-10.00pm
Sunday: CLOSED
Gift vouchers are available to buy in person from the Osteria or the Ristorante, or send us an email and we can take it from there.
Pappardelle Ristorante & Osteria, 41 High Street, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9AG
At certain times of the year, it may be advisable to book your table with us well in advance. These include:
Goodwood Festival 30th July – 3rd August
Arundel Festival 16-26 August 2019
Arundel by Candlelight 7 December 2019


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East Hampton to hold Open Studio events; Quickbooks workshop is Nov. 9; vendors sought for fairs
EAST HAMPTON >> The East Hampton Arts & Culture Commission (EHACC) will host an Open Studios and Art Exhibit day on Sunday, Nov. 8 from 2 to 5 p.m., during which East Hampton artists will open their art studios to the public, discuss and show their artwork and possibly provide demonstrations. Area artists will also exhibit and sell artwork at The Joseph N. Goff House Museum, 2 Barton Hill Road, Creations Framing and Gallery, 95 Main St., and the Congregational Church of East Hampton Community Hall, 59 Main St. Maps with biographies of participating studios will be distributed at The Goff House Museum the day of the event and The Space, 64 Main St., will offer a drawing opportunity with a live, clothed model - all supplies provided - email@example.com for information.
Old Bank Flowers, Art & Marketplace, 66 Main St., will also be exhibiting the work of local artists on Nov. 8 and Epoch Arts, 27 Skinner St., will hold "Artopia" a fundraiser featuring student and local artists' artwork, live music, art demonstrations, food, kids crafts, a silent auction and more from 4 to 6 p.m. A suggested donation of $5 will be collected. www.epocharts.org for information.
To participate in the Open Studio and exhibit, contact EHACC at email@example.com
SCORE to hold workshop in Quickbooks Nov. 9
Old Saybrook >> The Southeastern Connecticut chapter of SCORE, a nonprofit association dedicated to the success of small businesses, offers a free workshop on "Improving Your Use of QuickBooks™ to Manage Your Business Finances II."
In the first workshop on QuickBooks™, you learned the importance of regularly entering your data into an accounting system and the importance of utilizing chart of accounts specific to your business. In this second QuickBooks™ workshop, you will learn about choices to be made in setting up your particular business.
This seminar includes a step-by-step demonstration in setting up a company within QuickBooks™. Options screens that appear during the company setup will be explained, as well as company-wide vs user preferences, and basic software navigation. You'll leave prepared to start using QuickBooks™ right away! Participants are welcome to bring a laptop with the software loaded so they can follow along with the presenter.
Workshop Presenter Elizabeth Santaus has more than twenty years of experience in the financial accounting software and bookkeeping industry. She has worked for a variety of software companies and is a certified trainer in many advanced software programs. Since 2006, when Santaus founded Dressler Santaus, LLC, she has consulted, trained, and provided bookkeeping services for over 200 small businesses in CT and NY. As an Intuit ProAdvisor with advanced and point-of-sale certifications, she has been a QuickBooks™ trainer for the Community Economic Development Fund's Bridgeport location.
All 40 counselors in Southeast Connecticut are volunteers, receive no compensation, and are working or retired business owners, executives, and managers. SCORE's eight counseling sites in Southeast Connecticut include Guilford, Madison, New London, Old Saybrook, Essex, Waterford, Middletown, and Norwich. For more information on upcoming free workshops and how to schedule a free small business mentoring session with SCORE counselors, visit www.sect.score.org.
Would You Like To Become A Score Volunteer? Your business knowledge and experience can help others start or grow a small business. Learn more about becoming a SCORE volunteer at: www.score.org/volunteer. Email: email@example.com or call 860-388-9508
Benchwarmers to hold basketball game
The Benchwarmers will present an Alumni Basketball Game Monday, Nov. 30, 7 p.m. at Coginchaug Regional High School
All alumni basketball players, alumni cheerleaders and alumni pep band members are welcome to join the Benchwarmers for a night of fun. Contact Henry Bugai at firstname.lastname@example.com for information on how to participate.
Madison church seeks crafters
NORTH MADISON >> The 21st Annual NMCC Holiday Craft Fair at North Madison Congregational Church, will be held Saturday, Dec. 5, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Vendors are wanted to participate in the fair. Contact Christine Hopkins at 203-421-3358 for information, or go to http://northmadisoncc.org/calendar-events/craft-fair/ for information and vendor application.

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October 2019
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September 2019
The most creative studio in all of Canada with the best quality florals.Fiona and team was a dream to work with for all 5 of my wedding events. They really brought my family's ideas and dreams to life and made every event unique, special and beautiful. They're expensive but it's worth every dime. If you have a vision, they'll create it better than your wildest dreams. Moreover, the floral quality is incredible. All my guests took flowers home and they lasted for over a week in good condition.
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Stemz created stunning bouquets for me and my bridesmaids on my wedding day! I asked for a romantic look and a boho chic vibe. They understood exactly what I wanted and delivered a gorgeous clutch of florals and greenery tied with a beautiful ribbon. Petite in size (like me) but still bountiful and full. My bridesmaids and flower girl carried sized-down versions of my bouquet for a consistent look. They loved their florals too. We all felt special carrying such lovely blooms! I was so happy working with the team at Stemz - they were friendly and helpful throughout. I'll recommend them to every bride-to-be I meet!
Looking for stunning flowers for your wedding day? This is the company that people in the wedding business use not only for their discerning couples but also even for their own personal wedding day.
Respected by the top quality wedding professionals in Toronto because consistently, there is originality, quality, reliability, and tremendous beauty. Stemz is a first choice for a remarkable wedding day.
Stemz is one of the leading Florist/Design Studios in our city! They have a unique way of working together with clients and planners, to ensure that every event is beyond perfect. Their attention to detail surpasses most other providers, and they are the most prepared vendor for client meetings that I have ever worked with. I love that they present ideas the clients can touch and feel, not only seeing images on a computer! Colour choices, fabric samples,variety of vessels and candlesticks, and even chair designs are all in the studio to actually play with and envision what the final design may come to look like. The Stemz team also pump out proposals without delay. They are true professionals when it comes to descriptive proposals and meeting deadlines for clients. I absolutely LOVE working with them, and having them on my team of vendors ~ only adds to the ultimate success of my events. Don't hesitate to give them a call.... you won't be disappointed! The entire design team are fabulous!
We adore Stemz and everything they stand for in our Industry - quality, stellar reputation, going above and beyond for their clients. Their floral and design work makes any celebration not only inviting but memorable. We highly recommend them and love the collaborative feel of every party produced together. They truly do encourage the are of collaboration and input from clients and vendors each step of the way so the client not only loves the end product but the vendors do as well.
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Hamm Autowork's knowledgeable and friendly staff are here to answer all of your questions and make servicing your vehicle as simple as possible.
We employ a professional trained staff that know how to explain your vehicles service to you in words you will understand. They are also experienced in recommending our independent services to help you take the best possible care of your vehicle, which will reduce maintenance costs over time.
Just a few of our regular independent services offered:
- Complete Diagnostics
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- Brakes & Traction
- Check Engine or Service Soon Lights
- Emissions Systems
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- Engine Repair & Maintenance
- Suspension & Tires
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- Scheduled Maintenance (as per your vehicle manufacturer)
- Mirrors, Glass & Windshields
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If you don't see the service you need listed, please ask. If by chance we don't provide the services needed, Hamm Autoworks is pleased to consult with you. We provide ourselves on completing all our services using environmentally conscious practices.


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Image by Submitted Midfielder Navion Boyd recorded an early goal.
The Charleston Battery defeated the Wilmington Hammerheads 3-1 Saturday night at Blackbaud Stadium in front of 4,782.
Midfielder Navion Boyd recorded an early goal, followed by finishes from Dane Kelly and Nicki Paterson in the second half to lead the Battery to its eleventh win of the season.
"Anytime you have a setback with a couple losses like we did there is pressure on the team to perform," said Battery Head Coach Mike Anhaeuser "but the guys responded well early in the first half and scored two more great goals to put the game away giving us a deserved three points."
The win moves the Battery (11-6-0) into second place in the USL PRO standings and sets up a blockbuster game on Thursday night at Blackbaud Stadium as the league-leading Orlando City Lions come to Charleston to take on the Battery.
Charleston opened up scoring early in the match when Navion Boyd found himself in the box on the far side. Boyd dribbled with speed pushing the ball past two Wilmington defenders and fired a hard shot home out of reach of Wilmington goalkeeper Alex Horwath.
The Battery had several more threatening chances in the half including one before the whistle on top of the box when midfielder Ryan Richter smashed the ball just wide of the target.
The Hammerheads responded in the 47th minute with a volley goal scored by Andry Budnyy. The Wilmington forward capitalized on a loose ball after two failed clearances in the box to finish the chance and pull even 1-1.
In the 60th minute the Battery rallied with a connection from Ryan Richter to substitute forward Dane Kelly. Just off the edge of the 18-yard-box Ryan Richter played a perfectly bent ball in behind Wilmington defenders and found Kelly's head for him to tuck the ball home with a sharp headed finish.
Five minutes later, Charleston midfielder Nicki Paterson fired a long range shot from 35 yards out past Wilmington goalkeeper in the upper left corner of the net to put the Battery ahead 3-1 and take the game beyond Wilmington's reach.
The Battery's next match is Thursday, July 19th when they take on the first place Orlando City Lions at Blackbaud Stadium; kick off is set for 7:30 p.m..


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Kolby Goodman - The Job Huntr
Kolby is like a dating doctor, but for people who want a loving relationship with their career. He's a former IT employee who found his niche within the professional development industry, helping people inject individuality into resumes, navigate daunting interviews, network like a boss, but most importantly... find their dream job. Whether that is becoming an employee to a larger corporation, or starting a venture of their own. We chat about how he started his business, secrets to having better people skills, more friends, Millennials vs older generations, and working smarter not harder!
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So I'm addicted to cigarettes
And isn't the only one of my vices. But sometimes I enjoy it.
I just had a smoke and it's a cold
Anyway, so I stepped outside to smoke, in a thin cotton cream coloured shirt, feeling the cold air run over me, the cold never has bothered me. Anyway, I thought about all the times I have smoked a cigarette. When I first got to Hindu and started making new friends, smoking in the winter's sun in
Or just after playing golf at SriFort, pulling up in the parking lot after I got my first rejection from a college in the
After making love to the Ex at a friends place where she was staying over, in the summer heat with nothing but a fan too cool you down after, falling asleep, arms around each other as though sent adrift in the big bad world
I remember after I had settled down in NY, after my first day on the job, looking out a new window at a
Or the times I have been buzzed at Turquoise Cottage oh so many times with old friends from middle-school, laughing and being 15 again.
I remember the surreptitious cigarette I sneaked when I was in the bathroom in my room in
I have smoked in more exotic locales as well, down on a raft down the
Or sometimes in the middle of the night with no light except the one at the tip of my fingers, the smoke undisturbed by a non-existent breeze.
I love to indulge when its pouring in Delhi, sheets of water, people in ankle deep water with plastic bags around their feet, guys with pot bellies and pants rolled up to here, women in sarees and carrying stuff o their head, kids coming home from school unmindful of the rain.
Or the times in whichever city you may like, pulling over from my characteristic brisk pace, stopping at a coffee shop, sitting outside and watching the people (oh the beautiful people…wasn't hat a song as well?) mill about, wonder who they are, where they are going and if anything means anything anymore
I guess it isn't the smoking, its what I do for those 3-4 minutes when I am alone in my heads and world passes me by for a change


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We spoke with Sarah Versprille of Pure Bathing Culture about touring with Death Cab and Chvrches and recording their newest record Pray For Rain.
You just went out on a big tour with Death Cab for Cutie and Chvrches, two very established groups. How did your time with them help you grow as a band in terms of creativity, band dynamic, and playing on the road?
It was truly an honor to open for two totally incredible bands - seriously inspiring! It was exciting to get a chance to play in such huge spaces and feel the energy of the crowds that fill them. The audiences were super welcoming to us, which was awesome. It was interesting and really edifying to get a chance to feel how much needs to come from us as performers to impact spaces that large. Also, on that same note really inspiring to see how Chvrches and Death Cab work within those spaces to connect with the people in the audience. It really helped us to understand how much we can do and also what we might be able to achieve from a performance perspective.
How has your time in Portland impacted your creativity? Is there an element of the city that's reflected in your songwriting?
We get this question a lot! I think we used to feel like it was a hard one to answer because a lot of how we feel about being here and being held by this city is super personal and hard to put into words, but it's really been an amazing container for us to develop. We've been here for 6 years now (which is crazy to think about!) and we have really grown incredibly attached to most everything about living here. There is something about this place that allows for what feels like a deep connection to our surroundings. It's almost like the birds sing louder and sweeter and the trees whisper intangibles clearer.
I discovered your music through your video for "Ivory Coast." The video is absolutely beautiful and one that stands out in my mind as a perfect complimentary visual component of a song. What role do video/visuals play in your songwriting?
Thank you! The video for "Ivory Coast" stands out for us as well in so many ways. Making it was definitely an example of a group of really talented people coming together on a vision and working intensely to achieve it. We're so grateful to the team that worked on it and we are super proud of it. Sometimes when we're writing a song really clear visuals come through. For example, sometimes we get a really clear picture in our minds of something from our past - the way the alley behind the house looked with the basketball hoop or the way the two twin maple trees in the front yard were so similar but one was way harder to climb than the other. We hope that people who hear our music feel like they can see something in their minds that reminds them of simpler time in their lives where the things that mattered most were smells and sounds and freedom and love.
What moments have made you believe you could really move forward and make this project something serious in a career sense?
We're lucky to have had a lot of people support and encourage us along the way. The first person was Richard Swift. We played him an early demo of our song "Lucky One" and he encouraged us to write more songs and also offered to record us. This encouragement led us to the West Coast and started us on this path. Just a little bit after that was Jessi Frick from Father/Daughter Records who took a chance on us and released our EP back in 2012. As we've kept going, it feels like we are supported more and more by people who discover our music and let us know how much it means to them. Getting a chance to connect with people and to hear how they feel about the music is pretty much the most rewarding thing we've experienced.
What things would you say motivate or inspire you to write? What ways do you motivate yourself to be creative?
Daniel is our motivator. The songs come from him and when he has one, he brings it to me and we work on finishing it together. From my perspective, he is always motivated to be creative and his brain works in ways I can only begin to comprehend. It is endlessly inspiring and exciting to work with him on our music.
You've worked with some great producers like Richard Swift and John Congleton. I assume there were some big differences recording with them for Moon Tides and Pray For Rain than for the recording of your first EP. How did working with those guys impact your sound, songwriting, or career in general?
One thing that was consistent in working with both Richard and John was how quickly we recorded and mixed both Moon Tides and Pray for Rain. Both of those records were completed in about 10 days, recorded and mixed. We've learned so much from both incredibly talented guys! It's really inspiring and interesting to make something in our little incubator and then bring it to someone else and have something reflected back. We talk about completion a lot between the two of us and looking back on the recordings we've made, we just feel really proud of the work and really fortunate to have worked with people who brought so much talent and perspective to our music.
You've played some big festivals, gone on lengthy tours with great acts playing in the best venues around, and released several well-received albums. What's next for a band that's achieved these milestones? Any new releases you're working on? Tours planned?
We've finished writing our next record! We're going on tour in March on the West Coast, playing some headlining shows and also three shows with Death Cab For Cutie. We'll hopefully be finishing our next record in the spring and also maybe some more touring this summer. We're excited for what the future holds!
Purchase Pray For Rain from Partisan Records and see Pure Bathing Culture's tour dates here.


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Garda dig for remains of missing doctor fails to uncover anything significant
Deirdre O'Flaherty's car was found on Donegal beach on day she vanished
Dr Deirdre O'Flaherty's car was found at Kinnego Beach on the Inishowen peninsula in January 2009 after she disappeared. Photograph: An Garda
A Garda dig for the remains of Dr Deirdre O'Flaherty in Donegal has concluded on the 10-year anniversary of her disappearance, with nothing of any significance found.
Dr O'Flaherty vanished on January 11th, 2009, in Co Donegal where she was staying with her husband and three children.
Three years later she was officially declared deceased by the High Court in Belfast after it said it was satisfied she had entered the sea from a beach and died.
Her remains have not been recovered despite a sea search off Kinnego Beach on the Inishowen peninsula where her car was found on the day she vanished.
However, the excavation carried out by gardaí for the past five days was at a site almost 70km (by road) from that beach. The search site is also across Drongawn Lough from the Inishowen peninsula.
The exact location of the excavation, which began on Monday, is on a wind farm between Rathmullan and Kerrykeel. The area is very remote bogland and popular with dog walkers.
A number of gardaí using a mini-digger were on site. Gardaí had initially considered using geothermal imaging in a bid to locate any body.
However, because of the rocky terrain, it was decided to scrape away layers of soil using a smaller digger.
The search was based on co-ordinates given in an anonymous letter from a member of the public claiming Dr O'Flaherty's body was buried at that spot.
However, nothing was found and there is no evidence to challenge the accepted scenario that she entered the water 10 years ago off Kinnego Beach and died.
Dr O'Flaherty was originally from Belfast but had been working as a doctor in Strabane, Co Tyrone. She had also practised in Derry and Omagh under her maiden name Donnelly.
Her husband, Dr Ken O'Flaherty, has close ties to the Moville area of Donegal. His father had worked as a GP there.
His wife's case was the first one concluded before the courts in the North under new laws at the time. The system allowed for people who were missing and presumed dead to be legally declared deceased under a streamlined process.
Before then, families were obliged to wait at least seven years until a missing loved one could be declared dead. But under the new system Dr O'Flaherty's family secured a declaration after three years.
Dr O'Flaherty's disappearance was a suspected suicide from the outset, and because of that the case did not generate significant media coverage at the time.
She had suffered from depression and had been taking medication for it. That background, combined with the circumstances of her disappearance, meant the case was always regarded as a suicide.
Dr O'Flaherty's silver BMW SUV, with the keys in the ignition, was found on the beach by a walker. Her sandals were found in the footwell of the car, and her doctor's bag was also in the vehicle.
She had also left her rings at the nearby house her family owned, along with her mobile phone.
In 2012, when the legal process for declaring her deceased was before the Belfast High Court, the judge was told she had left notes for her three children saying: "I will always love you xx Mum".
Her bank cards were not used after her disappearance, and her bank accounts remained untouched.
Although the Garda dig at a piece of land some 70km away flew in the face of her assumed suicide at sea, the Garda said throughout the past week that the status of the case was unchanged and remained a missing persons inquiry.
When the dig concluded yesterday with nothing found, Garda sources said officers in Donegal had felt duty bound to carry out the excavations.
"When new information emerges, you feel you have to act on it," said one source.
"If you don't, there will always be a question mark about whether you missed a breakthrough in a case because you did nothing."
Gardaí have in recent years carried out searches and excavations as part of their investigations into other historical missing persons' cases because new information has emerged.
In those cases, although the Garda felt obliged to act on the new information, no breakthroughs were achieved.
In some instances – especially in the case of Trevor Deely, who went missing in Dublin just over 18 years ago after leaving an office Christmas party – gardaí believe the new information has effectively solved the mystery.
Detectives believe Mr Deely was shot by a criminal early in the morning in Dublin city and his remains dumped to conceal the crime.
However, his remains have not been recovered despite extensive searching in Chapelizod, Co Dublin, in 2017.
In other cases, specific information supplied about the location of human remains has been tested with excavation and searching and has yielded nothing.
Searches based on apparently new information have been done down the years as part of the inquiries into the disappearances of Fiona Sinnott, Fiona Pender, Deirdre Jacob and others.


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We want all our guests to have a safe and enjoyable time while visiting Ometepe. For this reason, we would like to encourage those who are not accustomed to driving scooters to use alternative transportation. The main, paved road is alright for driving on, but the dirt side roads off to tourist sites and the main dirt roads range from semi-decent to extremely difficult to ride on, particularly after rain.
Repairs to damaged vehicles can be very costly and injuries to inexperienced drivers can really mess up your trip. In high season especially, there are many inexperienced tourist drivers on the roads, not to mention the pigs, piglets, chickens, roosters, horses, cows, people and other vehicular obstacles! So, please use common sense and caution when considering renting a scooter.
With that in mind, Hospedaje Soma has partnered with the most reliable and trustworthy provider of rentals in Moyogalpa. If you chose to rent from other providers, please do some TripAdvisor research in advance to save yourself headaches should something happen to your vehicle while it is in your care.
Motorcycle or Scooter Rentals: from $20 per day
Quad/ATV Rentals: from $50 per day
****Note that discounts are often available in slow seasons ****
Speak with reception to arrange for a rental. Your vehicle will be brought to Hospedaje Soma and picked up from here once you return.
-In order to rent a vehicle, you must have a valid regular driver's licence from your home country (or another country). A motorcycle-class license is not required for motorcycle rentals but if you don't have experience with motorcycles, rent a scooter or ATV instead for your safety.
-A deposit of $100 or your passport is required as a security deposit to rent scooters, motorcycles or quads.
-All vehicles are large enough to accommodate 2 people.
-Vehicles must be returned to Soma with a full tank of gas. The closest gas station is on the main port road in town.


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A family-friendly, beautifully refurbished Victorian pub set over two floors in the heart of Harlesden. Downstairs is cool and spacious, with banquette seating, traditional horseshoe-shaped bar and open plan kitchen, while upstairs The Oak Room is an impressive 150-capacity space with oak-panelled walls, chandeliers and a huge bar. Outside our beer garden is the perfect spot for al fresco drinking and dining.
Join us every Sunday for the best Sunday Roasts in NW10 and quiz night. Catch SKY Sports and BT Sport fixtures on our screens throughout the week, and on our huge projector screen over the weekend.
We offer an extensive range of craft beers, a great wine list and a fantastic food menu - featuring mouth-watering mains, small sharing plates and delicious burgers. We also have an awesome range of daily food offers throughout the week. Join us 7 days a week for lunch, dinner, or a few pints.
020 8965 0228
95 High Street, Harlesden
London NW10 4TS
Mon-Thu 12pm–11pm
Fri-Sat 12pm–12am
Sun 12pm–10.30pm
We are a family friendly pub and can cater for children of all ages. Please feel free to ask our team about menu options for the kids. We also welcome dogs and will happily provide water.
For reservations of 8 guests or more please call us on 0208 965 0228
KITCHEN OPENING - Mon-Sun 12pm-10pm
Located on the first floor, The Oak Room offers different spaces for both small and large events in Harlesden and the NW10 area.
It has a large bar with a full range of draught products, toilets, dance floor, a killer sound system and DJ booth, plus exclusive use of our roof terrace. With capacity for 150 guests, it's perfect for private parties, birthday celebrations, work functions, or any kind of event you may be planning.


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Creative Overview
The University of Western Australia offers a range of global exchange experiences for students. The visual style for UWA's 'Taking you Global' campaign took inspiration from iconic landmarks, objects and food from each destination that was on offer for exchange. These illustrations were then used altogether to create an overall global pattern for 'Taking you Global'.
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Work completed at The Brand Agency
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Entrepreneurial Tips for Conversing with Anyone You Meet
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The Priory School is a Christian school committed to ensuring that all pupils thrive and achieve their very best within a happy, secure and stimulating environment.
All teaching and support staff agree that pupil progress is the measure of teaching and learning and that every child has the right to be taught well. We would therefore expect every child in our school to be making at least good progress, whatever his or her starting point.
We also agree that every child matters and that each child gets just one chance at primary schooling. It is our duty, therefore, to provide the very best we can with the teachers and resources available to us. To do any less than this will be to fail our pupils.
Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 (Infants)
Our experience shows that preparedness for school, rather than a child's actual age, is the most important factor affecting how well our four year-olds settle into school. As soon as they arrive all pupils are assessed in key areas so that we are aware of their abilities and where to begin teaching. Although pupils officially begin learning the National Curriculum in the term when they reach their fifth birthday, we will not hold any child back who is clearly ready to begin learning in a specific area. Children arrive at The Priory School with hugely varying abilities in different areas and we are geared up to coping with such a wide range.
We recognise that Reception is a vital time in any pupil's development and can set the scene for the rest of his or her school career. Our priority is to aid a smooth transition from home, playgroup, or pre-school to classroom and ensure the child is happy to come to school. Our aim is to discover as much as possible about each individual child, identify strengths and weaknesses and continue with the education they have received before joining us. As part of this process home visits by our Reception teacher are arranged at a mutually convenient time during the summer term prior to children's entry to school.
Our Class 1 teacher will hold a meeting for parents at the beginning of the new school year to set out the changes children will face as they begin in Key Stage 1. This time needs to delicately handled and good communication is vital if the transition is to be smooth and trouble free.
Key Stage 2 (juniors)
As pupils progress through school care is taken to ensure that their learning is tracked in all areas and that subsequent learning properly builds upon what has gone before. We have in place schemes of work which ensure progression in learning in all curriculum areas. Teachers plan in detail to ensure that each child is learning at a level suited to his or her ability in a particular subject. As children move through the school the work becomes much more subject led with links being made across subjects to enhance the topic.
A number of clubs and activities are run for children during and after school, depending upon the expertise of the staff available at any one time. At the time of writing children are able to participate in:
Netball , Football, Recorders, Athletics, Rugby, Swimming, Dance, Country Dancing, Gardening, Philosophy, Chess, Choir, Drama, Orchestra, Science.
Some of our older pupils may be asked to represent the school in team games during the year, and classes 5 and 6 normally enter a team in the annual Christchurch Town Sports.


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It was alleged that HMSI had perpetuated tie-in arrangements, imposed resale price maintenance and maintained a discount control mechanism through the standard form of dealership agreement.
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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) noted that prima -facie a case of contravention of Section 3 and 4 of the Competition Act is made out against the company.
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My Cup Overflows
I know, I wrote last about fighting discouragement and doubt. No doubt, there were challenges this past year. Yet I'm thankful for them because God has done an incredible work in my life.
Little deposits of grace have built up, and now looking back I can reap the rewards. Little deposits of mercy have brought me to my knees, humbled before God and others. Little deposits of joy, peace and rest are filling my cup: its overflowing.
Psalm 23
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
Amidst trials, circumstance, heartache, and pain, God has been planting those little deposits. Little seeds, for another season to blossom into beautiful flowers of joy. I am so thankful. That in the middle of my circumstances, God was there. Thankful that He not only stayed by my side, led me through, gave me His Spirit, but also gave me those little deposits along the way. There are countless relationships and circumstance where I look back and can only see the imprints of His grace.
I've been amazed at over the past few months how much peace, faith, and trust I have. How much joy I have.
It's a season where I feel like I can finally breathe again.
Deep breaths of His goodness and grace. Be encouraged! There are times and seasons of trials and hardship. Moments where we have no choice but to cling to our Rock - and those are good and important times. But God also leads us into times of rest and peace in Himself. When others ask me how I'm doing, I reply with the usual "I'm good" - and I'm shocked that its actually true! Sure, I have a few challenging situations in my life at present. Some relationships that still need mending and true reconciliation. But overall my heart isn't hurting. My heart is healing. Looking toward the future, I'm excited! So excited to return to school in the fall. So excited to see what God will bring into my life next. So excited to see where this nomadic-trusting-in-Gods-faithful-provision-life is leading me. It's not always easy, but it's good.
No matter what kind of circumstances or life season we seem to be in, God commands us to praise Him with a thankful heart. I've learned how to do that even when I feel in despair. Even when I'm sitting in the bottom of a pool of grief. Even when I'm questioning big ideas, or thinking big thoughts. Even when I have no idea where my life is going, or when key relationships in my life change and transition into a scary but new reality.
We need to be thankful because we have a Good Father who loves us and always seeks our best. We need to bow down and pray - thanking Him for his grace and mercy in our lives even when we can't see it. I'm so thankful that this year I can see it.
A few weeks ago at a dear friend's wedding, they played this song. It has imprinted on my heart, and I love how it describes God's worthiness to be praised and his devotion to us. For even if we are silent, the rocks will cry out and praise Him (Luke 19:40).


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Selectman John Connolly recalls as a child watching one of his neighbors heading off to serve in Vietnam - and how he and others from that war did not receive a hero's welcome when they returned. Connolly hopes to honor all those who served Vietnam by bringing The Moving Wall to town.
Selectman John Connolly recalls as a child watching one of his neighbors heading off to serve in Vietnam - and how he and others from that war did not receive a hero's welcome when they returned. Connolly hopes to honor all those who served Vietnam by bringing The Moving Wall to town.
The wall is a half-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., and has been traveling to towns and cities all over the country for more than 20 years.
When Connolly heard about The Moving Wall he approached the Natick Veterans Council with the idea of the town becoming a host.
"I heard about it a while back and remember as a kid, probably 7 or 8, my dad said to me, 'Wave bye to Howie, he's going into the Army.' I remember how he came back, fortunately, but unfortunately he was never the same," Connolly said. "Part of me felt like today the soldiers are truly appreciated, and in World War II they certainly were. But in Vietnam, for some reason, they were not."
Natick had 11 servicemen who never returned from Vietnam, Connolly said.
Ed Jolley, president of the Natick Veterans Council, said bringing the wall to Natick will be difficult, but local response is encouraging.
"I got good feedback and support for the people I talk to," Jolley said. "What I like about this town is veterans are No. 1."
When Connolly and Jolley presented the idea to selectmen Monday, board members embraced the idea.
"I have not seen The Moving Wall, but I have seen the one in Washington," Selectman Carol Gloff said. "I love all the memorials, but this is in my mind one of the most moving."
Where the wall would go is still up in the air. The Natick Common would not be large enough, Jolley said, because the exhibit is about the length of a football field. Natick High School is a possible location, and Selectman John Ciccariello suggested the former National Guard Depot site at the corner of Rte. 135 and Speen Street.
The wall would be in town for three to five days, Connolly said, and on display 24 hours a day. Someone must stand vigil at all times, and the wall must also be illuminated at all times. The cost of bringing the wall to Natick, including paying those who will stand watch, is about $15,000, Connolly said.
"Hopefully we will put together some nice ideas to raise some money," he said. "We are not looking to use any taxpayer money."
If Natick's application is accepted, the town may have wait one to two years to host the wall, Jolley said.
The town's veterans agent, John MacGillivray, will participate in a ceremony this year in Lynn when it hosts The Moving Wall. He has attended past visits to the area, and said it is a great experience.
"It is a lot of work, but the payoff is well worth it," MacGillivray said. "You see people who do not necessarily have family affiliated with the military come out. It is also a great opportunity for school children."
The Natick Veterans Council will hold an informational meeting on Monday, Sept. 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion, Jolley said.
Connolly said he hopes things will come together to make the The Moving Wall's visit to Natick a reality.
"If it is done right, which I believe it will be, it will be a good thing to bring the community together. Everyone has a Vietnam story, and I think it would be good to bring to Natick."
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"Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." - Leonardo da Vinci
It's not rare for me to fall in love with cookbooks, but it is rare for me to want to make every recipe out of a single book. Which is just what Tessa Huff's (from Style Sweet CA), new cookbook, Layered - makes me want to do. (check out her blog, if you haven't already)!
I have always been an admirer of Tessa's amazingly perfect cakes, and have been eagerly anticipating the release of Layeredfor some time. And I would just like to begin by saying how beautiful the book is. I am so enamoured by its glossy pages, decadent cakes and charming photography.
This French Opera Cake is hidden among the pages of Layered, and it's the one I was immediately drawn to. I have made several renditions of traditional opera cake's in the past - but I do love how Tessa has turned the usually finicky french cake into a more user friendly version.
It's round but still layered - and it comes together like a dream. It holds all the flavours of the traditional opera cake too. I find it a perfect riff on the classic recipe.
This cake - I tell you, is amazingly good. As you know, I do have a thing for espresso in baking - it seems to reign throughout my baking at the moment.
The French Opera Cake is comprised of six light and fluffy layers of espresso flavoured sponge. The cake layers are soaked in an espresso and liqueur spiked syrup then stacked into a sky-high tower, sandwiching alternating layers of dark chocolate ganache and coffee french buttercream. I also chose to adorn the cake with a drippy dark chocolate glaze and decorated the top with a gilded Colombian rose.
Each bite of this French Opera Cake is a dreamy affair. The buttercream is sweetly light and compliments the smooth dark chocolate ganache perfectly. The espresso sponge layers are so soft by themselves and the addition of the espresso liqueur syrup makes them so moist too.
I truly cannot get enough of this cake. It's delicious, moorish and addictive.
This French Opera Cake was created almost too easily and I cannot wait to try out all the other decadent cakes I have added to my hit list (hello, rhubarb riesling, and london fog!). I'm one to hold the opinion that you can never have too many baking or cake books, and Layered is one of my new favourites. If you too, love baking, and decadent cakes, I highly recommend adding Layered to your collection.
I'm sure you will love it just as much as I.
French Opera Cake
For the cake:
85 grams (3 ounces) confectioners' sugar, sifted, 4 large eggs, 1 teaspoon vanilla bean extract, 115 grams (4 ounces) almond meal, 65 grams (2.3 ounces) plain flour, 2 tablespoons espresso powder, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1/8 teaspoon fine sea salt, 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted, 4 large egg whites, 50 grams (1.8 ounces) caster sugar, 1 teaspoon cream of tartar
Pre-heat the oven to 190 C (375 F). Grease and line three 15 cm (6 inch) cake pans.
In a large bowl, use an electric hand whisk to whisk together the confectioners' sugar, eggs and vanilla until the mixture is thick and pale ribbons have begun to form. Sift in the almond meal, flour, espresso, baking powder and salt then gently fold with a rubber spatula to combine. Stir in the melted butter.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, begin whisking the egg whites on medium speed until they begin to foam. Add in the sugar and cream of tartar in a steady stream and turn the mixer speed to high. Whisk until the mixture is glossy and stiff peaks have begun to form.
Fold in half of the egg white bowl into the other flour and butter bowl to loosen. Gently fold in the remainder of the egg whites, being careful not to over-mix.
Divide the mixture between the prepared cake pans then evenly spread out the tops with the spatula.
Bake for 5 to 10 minutes, or until the cakes spring back when lightly pressed and a skewer inserted into the middle comes out clean.
Let the cakes cool in their tins for 15 minutes before inverting out onto a wire rack.
Once cool, level any domed tops and halve each layer, if desired.
For the soak:
50 grams (1.8 ounces) caster sugar, 2 teaspoons espresso powder, 60 ml (2.1 fluid ounces) water, 2 tablespoons coffee liqueur
Combine the sugar, espresso and water in a small saucepan.
Bring the mixture to a boil over medium-high heat, then reduce the heat to low and simmer for about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the coffee liqueur. Let the syrup cool slightly before using.
For the ganache:
170 grams (6 ounces) dark chocolate, finely chopped, 120 ml (4.2 ounces) heavy cream
Place the chocolate in a heatproof bowl.
Pour the cream into a small saucepan and bring it to a simmer over medium-low heat.
Remove from the heat and pour the hot cream all over the chocolate. Let the mixture sit for 1 minute before using a whisk to mix together until smooth and glossy. Let the ganache cool to room temperature, stirring occasionally, before using it in the recipe.
For the buttercream:
2 teaspoons espresso powder. 3 tablespoons hot water, 6 large egg yolks, 200 grams (7 ounces) caster sugar, 60 ml (2.1 fluid ounces) water, 2 teaspoons vanilla bean extract, 280 grams (9.9 ounces) unsalted butter, very soft at room temperature, cut into tablespoons
Mix the espresso and hot water together in a small bowl until dissolved. Set aside to cool.
Place the egg yolks in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment. Whisk on high speed until the yolks are pale in colour and doubled in volume.
Meanwhile, place the sugar and water in a medium sized saucepan set over medium-high heat. Stir to combine. Heat the mixture until the syrup reaches 114 C (238 F) on a thermometer. Once the syrup is at temperature, remove the pan from the heat.
Set the mixer speed to medium-low then carefully pour the syrup down the sides of the mixer bowl and into the whisking yolks. Increase the speed to high and continue mixing until the outside of the bowl has cooled to room temperature.
Stop the mixer and swap out the whisk for the paddle attachment.
With the mixer speed on low, add in the vanilla. Mix to combine.
Increase the speed to medium and add in the butter, a tablespoon at a time, until it is all used up.
Pour in the espresso, beat to combine and turn the mixer speed to high. Beat for about 30 more seconds, or until the buttercream is smooth, thick and fluffy. Set aside for assembly.
For the glaze:
150 grams (5.3 ounces) dark chocolate, finely chopped, 2 teaspoons vegetable oil
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Place the dark chocolate and oil in a medium heatproof bowl set over a pan of barely simmering water.
Heat, stirring occasionally with a rubber spatula until smooth. Remove from the heat. Let cool to room temperature before using.
For assembly:
Arrange the cake layers, cut side up, on two wire racks. Glaze the tops with the coffee syrup.
Place the first cake layer, on a stand or serving platter. Spread a generous tablespoon of the ganache on top of it then set in the refrigerator or freezer to harden the ganache, about 10 minutes.
Once set, spread about 60 grams (2.1 ounces) or two generous tablespoons, of the buttercream on top of the ganache. Sandwich with a second cake layer. Repeat this process, spreading with ganache, setting to harden in the fridge and then frosting with the buttercream until all the cake layers have been used up.
Use the remaining ganache to crumb coat the cake and refrigerate until completely set.
Once the ganache has set, thickly frost the top and sides of the cake with the remaining buttercream. Let the cake chill in the refrigerator for about 1 hour.
Pour the cooled dark chocolate drippy glaze over the top of the cake then use a spatula to spread it out to the edges so that it pours down the sides.
Place the cake back in the refrigerator to set the glaze before serving then decorate as desired. You can keep the cake in the refrigerator but before serving, let it stand at room temperature for 30 minutes. The cake will keep covered for up to 3 days in the refrigerator or for up to 1 day at room temperature.


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Milford Borough Council
The Milford Borough Council
The Borough Council is the elected, governing body for the Borough of Milford. The council hires all employees, sets the annual budget, approves or revises all borough ordinances, and has authority over all the departments of the Borough of Milford.
The council meets the first Monday of every month at Borough Hall at 6 p.m..
109 West Catharine Street, Milford, PA 18337
The council also holds Workshop meetings quarterly, third Tuesday of January, April, July and October from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
The public is welcome to attend and observe these meetings and workshops.
The Current Borough Council
The current council members are listed below. Only the council members may vote on borough matters. The Mayor of Milford also attends council meetings and participates in the discussions, but does not vote except in cases of a tie.
Frank Tarquinio
Rob Ciervo
President Pro Tem
Meagen Kameen
Katrina Foster
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Nancy Schoenleber
Council Member
Adriane Wendell
Council Member
Sean Strub
Mayor of Milford
Pamela Ahlstrad
Borough Secretary
Tony Magnotta
Borough Solicitor
Gregory Meyer, CPA
Borough Treasurer
Contact the Borough Council
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Dear Friends,
It is with great sadness that we write to share the news that Neil Smith passed away earlier today. To say that Neil was an incredible source of intellectual energy and inspiration for the entire CUNY community would be a profound understatement; to say that his work, especially his mesmerizing American Empire: Roosevelt's Geographer and the Prelude to Globalization, profoundly shaped the state of American Studies would also hardly do his generative brilliance justice. Neil's passion for intellectual inquiry, his commitments to social justice, and his unwavering support for students and colleagues alike are irreplaceable losses. His encouraging presence touched more people than it is possible to recount, and he was taken from us far too soon. He will always be missed.
Please visit the Center for Place, Culture, and Power website for more information and to share your thoughts at http://pcp.gc.cuny.edu/2012/09/neil-smith/
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Bellevue Cemetery is located on Franklin Street, about mile north of Mission Ave (Hwy 370).
The History:
This is one of the oldest cemeteries in the state of Nebraska.
In 1856, Bellevue set aside 4 city blocks as a cemetery, but the cemetery purportedly may have been used as an unofficial burial site prior to that time. For example, a there is a gravesite marked "Unknown Child" in the cemetery in Section 09 18. It was operated by a cemetery association until 1974 when the city of Bellevue took over it's operation. The earliest grave sites in the cemetery are those of Jean Allen, John Peters, and Ester Peters, all dated 1856.
Big Elk and fourteen of his braves are also buried in the cemetery. Big Elk was the last full blooded chief of the Omaha tribe and grandfather of Logan Fontanelle. (Fontanelle Forest is named after Logan Fontanelle). His gravesite was originally located on the Bellevue College lands, but his grave was moved to the Bellevue Cemetery when the college was built. Big Elk died of cholera.
There are 682 burials on record at the Bellevue Cemetery.
The Haunting:
Non-specific types of paranormal activity has been reported at this location.
The Bellevue Cemetery is located across the street from another reported haunted location; College Heights. It is within close promixity to Jewel Park, which has also been reported as haunted.
The Bellevue Cemetery is situated on a sloping hill overlooking the College Heights subdivision. There is a shrine to Chief Big Elk on the northern side of the park.
Visit the following link to see a number of photos of Bellevue Cemetery:
Bellevue Cemetery, Bellevue, NE Nebraska 68005, USA
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Terror in the Skies Enters Post-Production
We're rearing the end of October with a lot of accomplishments under our belt. The Bray Road Beast was released earlier this month. It's now an Amazon best seller for over three weeks with peaks where it hit #1 New Release in horror and documentary! A very special thank you to our 2018 Kickstarter backers and all of you who've supported Small Town Monsters and The Bray Road Beast film.
In other news, Small Town Monsters began moving our production offices into a new space in Downtown Wadsworth last week. We're still in the process of moving, but the end is in sight! We apologize for any delays in email responses, etc. that the move may cause. We're very excited about this new space and the growth that it allows. I'm sure we'll be sharing more information and photos as soon as we're settled.
Squeezing in one last big announcement for the month, we revealed the official poster (above) for Terror in the Skies earlier today, artwork once again by the great Sam Shearon. Terror is officially in post-production and we're very excited about it. You can expect this film in the Spring of 2019 and you can get involved in the project by backing our 2019 Kickstarter next February. For additional details (and handy reminders) about the Kickstarter, check out our Facebook Event Page here.
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When we bought our house a few years ago, we agreed to remodel the inside (which was many years overdue), and wait on painting the outside and replacing the 20-year-old roof… which was still in "good enough shape" according to my husband.
Finally, we are ready to have the outside painted, but we've been going back and forth on the color for weeks. The current color of the house is chocolate brown. This color was very appropriate color for when it was built in 1975, but now it looks tired and dated. I wanted something a little more contemporary. Due to the style of the house, it needs to continue to be a deep, dark color. So we decided on something in the charcoal grey family. Unfortunately, we just couldn't find the right shade. Everything was too blue or too light and it wasn't in keeping with the style of the house. We tried a half dozen different colors ranging from a deep tan to almost black. My husband vetoed everything until we settled upon a greyish-brown. Something called "Mocha Berry." He then left for a business trip on the east coast.
The painter came on Saturday and by Saturday afternoon, when I saw the first coat painted on one of the exterior walls, I had a mild heart attack. It was basically a richer (darker) version of the brown house that I have been waiting to get rid of for years.
So Saturday night at 8pm, I found myself at Home Depot talking to the "paint guy" explaining my dilemma. I explained that my husband and I agreed on this one color, but when the sunlight hit it, it looked completely different and now I am in a panic. With my husband out of town and the painter due to come back at 7am on Sunday morning, I needed to provide a viable alternative first thing in the morning… before more time and money was spent on the "wrong" color. I had my husband on the phone while I was having this conversation with the Home Depot "paint specialist" (marital counselor). I really don't think he completely understood the gravity of the situation, but he was very patient with me as we went through every version of grey that they carried in the store.
I found two new slate greys (one was more of a charcoal grey) and I was ready to meet the painter at 7am on Sunday with two sample-size quarts in my hand. I introduced myself. (I had not met him yet because my husband had been dealing with him directly.) Then I promptly apologized for asking him to stop painting and try these two samples on another wall. I think the painter knew that he was in the middle of a potential marital upset. This isn't really about paint. It's about communication. Compromise. Coming to an agreement and then throwing a wrench in that agreement when someone is out of town and not there to defend their position. It's also about waste. Time and money. But the painter recognized that I was in a full blown panic and he helped me settle upon the darker (more charcoal) grey. He agreed that in the sunlight, the other color we had "chosen" (dare I say "compromised" on) was too brown. And that this new color was an improvement.
I then called my husband (who was five time zones away) and tried to explain why I was making this executive decision (which included me racing back to Home Depot and picking up 10 gallons of paint so that the painter could get started.) My husband was not pleased. He liked the color we picked. He didn't want it to be too grey. Why was I making this decision now? Why didn't I do all my second guessing weeks ago? I don't know, because paint looks different from a chip to a wall. In fact, this paint looks completely different in the shade as it does in the sunlight. How was I to know that his Mocha Berry was going to look like a bad cup of coffee and I needed a Charcoal Grey to give it more life and a fresh new look?
Unfortunately (or fortunately?) our painter has a day job. So he can only paint on the weekends, which means he could only paint a portion of the house on Sunday. He will be back next weekend to do the rest. This is good news because my husband will be back and he can do his own compare and contrast of the two colors before we finish the job. The bad news is this morning when I went to examine the two different colors, my husband's color didn't look so bad after all. In fact, it looked kind of rich and awesome in the morning light. I started to panic again. What if my "freak out" about the "brown" paint was my imagination and maybe, after two trips to Home Depot at ungodly hours, I am the one who made the mistake to stop painting the first color that was actually the "right" color? I take a deep breath and remember that I need to wait until the afternoon light shines on the "brown" to make a clear determination of what's best.
I had a conference call on a very important script that I needed to get ready for so I went inside. As I tried to put on my thinking cap to figure out the best way to tackle the notes, I couldn't stop thinking about how I may have overreacted, wasted time, possibly money and had an unnecessary argument with my husband only to have to face the real punishment now: to admit that I was wrong. (Anyone who is married or in any kind of relationship knows this is a bitter bitter pill to swallow...)
Finally, the afternoon sun came out and I could examine the two colors side by side. Much to my dismay, neither color was right. The Mocha Berry was simply too brown… and the Charcoal Grey was too harsh.
Needless to say, when my husband returns from his business trip, I think we are going to have to go back to see the "martial counselor" at the Home Depot paint counter.


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BioMed Research International
Volume 2017, Article ID 1829685, 13 pages
RNA-Based Stable Isotope Probing Suggests Allobaculum spp. as Particularly Active Glucose Assimilators in a Complex Murine Microbiota Cultured In Vitro
1Institute of Precision Medicine, Faculty of Medical & Life Sciences, Furtwangen University, 78054 Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany
2AgResearch Ltd, Grasslands Research Centre, Palmerston North 4442, New Zealand
3The New Zealand Institute for Plant & Food Research Ltd, Palmerston North 4442, New Zealand
4Institute of Microbiology and Biotechnology, University of Ulm, 89069 Ulm, Germany
5Department of Biogeochemistry, Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology, 35043 Marburg, Germany
Correspondence should be addressed to Markus Egert; email@example.com
Received 14 November 2016; Revised 9 January 2017; Accepted 18 January 2017; Published 16 February 2017
Academic Editor: Clara G. de los Reyes-Gavilan
Copyright © 2017 Elena Herrmann et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
How to Cite this Article
Elena Herrmann, Wayne Young, Douglas Rosendale, et al., "RNA-Based Stable Isotope Probing Suggests Allobaculum spp. as Particularly Active Glucose Assimilators in a Complex Murine Microbiota Cultured In Vitro," BioMed Research International, vol. 2017, Article ID 1829685, 13 pages, 2017. https://doi.org/10.1155/2017/1829685.


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Traffic is a lot like the human body; make a couple of moves and you're stuck. Or maybe it represents life, where life is stagnant and the driver, which is the person in charge, makes the ultimate decision whether or not he/she wants to change a lane. Life is all about direction, but it is also all about movement. Our cars indicate that we have a certain privacy towards our lives; we can choose to leave the windows open and let company, such as air and thought, enter our lives. However, when we close ourselves away from the world, we can do so without anyone knowing. It is like we have paid money to provide ourselves with a locomotive bubble that is packed with insurance and safety that we often forget who we are as people. Traffic makes us realize that there is only one place to travel. Nowhere else. It is the only place to travel where safety is not a gamble, but a precaution when on the road. The road is vast but it takes away our choice of liberty. It does not give us the freedom we once had as human beings, where people chose to ride carriages or horses.
Class is no longer a factor when it comes to driving; the automobile is no longer a means of reputation; it is a means of efficiency. We are no longer in a period where luxury is absolute. Luxury must also be convenient, since it amasses a greater population of people. Kings don't exist anymore. They cannot be found in a high chair or a map that rules one part, or scrap of the world. Democracy, or power to the people, is within our reach. Security as a precaution is within our reach, but we cannot wear luxury anymore. It does not represent a select few. The truly intellectual, without or sans the need to placate society, are the luxurious ones. They hold power that is rechargeable and agreeable to humankind. You can toss a person into the ocean and expect it to survive, or toss a fragment of technology where electricity coagulates against the current of the water. Sharks or not, it makes no difference.
As music played in the background, Achates sits his daughter down and has a discussion. More and more, as time goes by, Achates keeps her longer from practicing for her new band that she created. The name: Hellen of Troy. This is circa 1975. The music that plays in the background comes from a source of musical appreciation and wisdom on Achates' behalf. The room they sit in is in a house where "verdant" is an understatement. Gayla, Mashya's mother, is a planter in disguise. She plants so she can cultivate her environment rather than having the environment cultivate her. She also cultivated Mashya, who started her life with very humble beginnings.
"Honey, do you have half an hour?" Achates greeted Mashya unexpectedly but ready to put himself in her shoes.
"Sure, Dad. I was just going to practice for another gig. Seems like we are doing something right." Mashya glanced into her father's eyes and noticed that he was holding back tears.
"Alright. Would you like me to fix you an espresso drink or make some lemonade?" Achates insisted as he checked his watch. "I'm going to work with the patrol department today. We have a couple new recruits that I have to train."
Mashya emphasized how much she cared about her father. "Dad, I am always worried about you and your work. Being a cop isn't easy as a job. I just hope you find another job one of these days."
Dedication and service to the community is extremely important to Achates. WIth the first track of 2112 playing, he points out that his job is his livelihood.
"Honey, I work because I love my job. Or else, how would I serve the community and keep people safe? Part of my life is dedicated to keeping the right people safe. I wouldn't be very good at my job if I wasn't religious and spiritually wealthy."
"The oracle confronts me there…" the lyric plays on the turntable. Mashya has reached an oracle alright. Fortunately, it turns out to be her Dad. The song was so appropriate to their conversation, since it echoed justice and vigor for an ancient instrument; one that Mashya plays like an appendage: the guitar. It's as if Achates accepted the ancient instrument that some don't accept throughout the song.
"The next twenty or thirty minutes are going to be harsh. Are you ready to hear what I'm about to tell you?" Achates asked Mashya rhetorically.
"Sure, Dad. Spill the beans."
Track two of 2112 plays as he traces back to his memories of raising her out of the goodness of his heart; not because it was his obligation.
"First of all, you were adopted. I found you in a cave with a blue blanket wrapped around you like you just came from the hospital. The only way I found you was through your screaming and crying."
Mashya was speechless. She had no statement to make in return to what Achates said. Shock therapy would be an equivalent to her reaction to the statement before next.
Achates continued. "I know you're a little shocked by this, but you'll get through it. I conceived you from that cave; the cave that would have killed you. You had a blue blanket wrapped around you, so my guess was that your parents really wanted a boy but your mother had a girl instead."
Track three of 2112 playing…
"So they left you in a cave, and that's where I found you. Your hand still had the wristband that comes with a hospital visit. You were born April 3rd...."
"April 3rd, 1960. I know that, Dad. That's one thing you didn't keep from me. Who were my parents? How could they do such a thing?" Mashya began to cry.
"To be honest, I don't know who they were. I noticed that your wristband had the address of your biological parents."
"You said 'were'. Are they dead?" Mashya dried her tears with a vanity napkin with the pretty flowers etched on it. "I can't believe anything you're telling me right now. I'm fifteen years old. How come I didn't know this before? This sounds so ridiculous. Are you really telling the truth?"
Achates relented. "I couldn't lie to my own daughter, regardless of your relation to me or Gayla. I just wanted to tell you this so you know where you were fifteen years ago. There's more to the story; do you want to hear more?"
"Well, I would like to know who my parents were. It doesn't make sense that I continue this existence without knowing where I came from."
Achates couldn't hold it much longer. He felt compelled to tell Mashya the rest of the details. Although the next part will be impending hate between Achates and Mashya.
Achates was a strongly built man, who, on most occasions, would be at the gym five days a week. He felt that staying physically active would help him perform better at his job. As a cop with twenty years of service under his belt, his impact towards the community was enough for him to keep his job and be part vigilante. He became an asset to the community and his daughter, who had no other choice but to stick around and become a family member to Achates.
"What did my parents name me? I would really like to know." Mashya inquired.
"Your name, according to your biological parents, was Helen Weissman. I changed your name to Mashya because,,, let's just say I love mythology." Achates was getting worried that his daughter might not love him anymore.
"So what happened to my parents?" Mashya needed to know this last detail instantly.
Achates answered in a soft voice, almost sheepish. "I found out where they lived, according to your wristband. You were with Gayla at the time, and I was almost obligated to find who these people were. They were a bunch of drug-addicts. Unfortunately, I watched them kill themselves by injecting heroin and cutting their wrists as they remained unconscious. Your parents were terrible people. They couldn't take of you if they tried. So Gayla and I took you in. Gayla was hesitant about keeping you because she wasn't sure if it was a good idea.
Mashya couldn't believe what she was hearing. "I can't believe it. This sounds like a fairy tale. Why did Gayla accept me as a daughter rather than a statistic?"
Achates revealed more information that she was unaware about. "Gayla couldn't have children, since her mother's side of the family have a history of ovarian cancer. We had to get rid of Gayla's ovaries so that she can live longer. The only consequence was not conceiving children. You were a blessing in disguise for us. You made us feel that we could have a family, regardless if the child was ours or not. What mattered was that we had someone to take care of. That was, and continues to be, the most important priority in our lives. Because of you, we are happier."
"So, what made you decide to take me in?"
And like the scene of a crime, I left; this time with wings. I was connected to the mortal Mashya like faith clings to a friend.
© Copyright 2019 Natalie M.. All rights reserved.
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Many RA meds have one side effect in common: they can make your gastrointestinal system very unhappy. Acid reflux or GERD can make it feel as if there's a roiling vat of acid burning up your mid-region. Then there's nausea, bloating, gas and constipation or diarrhea that can feel very similar to Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Speak to your doctor about your symptoms. If they seem to be side effects of your medications most of the time, it's possible to find a way to manage them. Here are some tips for soothing your stomach.
Acidophilus or probiotic
Probiotics are a type of live microorganisms that can help balance the natural bacteria in your gut, which may also balance the functioning of your bowels, addressing both constipation and diarrhea.The only "side effect" can be loose stools if you're taking too much. If that happens, reduce the dose. Talk to your doctor before taking them.
Ginger can be a wonderful aid to help control nausea. Buy fresh ginger in the grocery store and slice or grate it on dishes, such as stirfry, for flavoring. Put a piece the size of a nickel in hot water for a soothing drink. Add a squeeze of lemon or a bit of honey depending on your preference. You can also buy ginger root supplements. Talk to your doctor before taking.
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Caffeinated beverages, such as coffee and tea, can be hard on an upset stomach. Instead, try herbal varieties, such as peppermint, and (again) ginger teas. Years ago, my shiatsu therapist told me about hot water with a small slice of lemon - oddly enough, it can work miracles on acidic stomachs.
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If your medication makes you constipated, including high-fiber foods in your diet can help regulate you. Eat lots of fruits and vegetables, choose high grain breads instead of white, learn to love high-fiber cereals. If you get diarrhea, stay away from high-fiber foods until it's resolved. Certain foods such as nuts, beef, blueberries and white rice can make you constipated.
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Dramamine is an excellent antinausea medication, but can make you drowsy so don't take it if you have to operate heavy machinery or drive your car. Certain over-the-counter medications can block the production of stomach acid. They include Prilosec OTC and Zantac. Talk to your doctor about what the best choice is for you. For occasional relief of acid reflux, heartburn and indigestion, use antacids such as Gaviscon, Maalox and TUMS.
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Over-the-counter medications that block the production of stomach acid are for milder cases. If you have more severe symptoms that cannot be managed with over-the-counter medication or the other tips in this article, talk to your doctor about prescription drugs. PPIs such as Nexium, prescription Prilosec and Pantoloc can be very useful to manage these types of symptoms.
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Stress releases hormone and immune system proteins that impacts not just on your emotional health, but your physical health, too. Many physical symptoms can be triggered by stress, including stomach upset and diarrhea. Finding a way to manage - or reduce - stress may help. Simple breathing exercises as well as yoga and meditation may help reduce overall stress. Talk to your rheumatologist to know how to protect your joints.


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