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Dean Brown sees very few obstacles in the way of living a full life.
``I do pretty much everything I want to do,`` said Brown, a congenial man with sandy brown hair and icy blue eyes.
A paraplegic since the age of 17, Brown, now 31, does not spend a protracted amount of time in his wheelchair. He prefers a regular seat.
Brown doesn`t hang around with handicapped people.
``Maybe it`s because when I look at them, I see myself and I don`t want to see that,`` he said.
The only sign of a handicap are his gaunt legs, a contrast to his well- conditioned torso.
Little has changed in his life, Brown said, since a car accident took away the use of his legs, just one week after his high school graduation.
``I`ve always been active. Not much has changed at all,`` he said.
He even continued to race cars as he did before.
So it came as no surprise to those who know him that Brown`s latest venture was to learn to scuba dive.
Brown recently gained his open water certification, but credits his success to the urging of his friend Kathy Weniger, 39, of Boca Raton.
The two met when Brown walked into Weniger`s real estate office in Palm Beach Gardens. Brown does drafting with Pratt & Whitney.
Shortly afterward, they began to get to know each other socially.
``We just became real good friends. He coerced me into meeting him for a drink,`` Weniger said.
Weniger`s 34-year-old brother is a paraplegic who is active in wheelchair racing.
Weniger said she believes paraplegics should be as active as possible, thus she talked Brown into taking scuba diving lessons with her.


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Making computing accessible for all (3/6): collaborative computing lessons
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Cream puffs with a cream cheese filling and chocolate icing.
I make eclairs alot and for those who have a problem with the "shell"part not turning out....The recipe I have used for years (same ingredients and measurements for 12)calls for the ball of dough to cool for 5 mins. then beat in eggs one at a time. After putting on greased baking sheet; bake for 20-25 mins. at 400(golden brown), then cut a 1-inch long slit on side of each eclair. Reduce oven temp to 375 and bake for 10 more mins (this allows the inside to cook a little).Hope this helps. Try filling with BAVARIAN CREME FILLING: 1 1/2 C. chilled whipped cream; 1 pkg. (8 oz) cream cheese, softened; 2/3 C. brown sugar; 1 t. vanilla; 1/8 t. salt...In a chilled bowl, beat cream untill stiff. Blend remaining ingredients & fold in cream. - 09 Jan 2008 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
My family went crazy about this recipe. It was delicious. My 8 year old grandson told me that he didn't want me to bake his birthday cake in Feb., he wanted these eclairs. Easy to make too. - 21 Jan 2002 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
Made the shells first because how they came out would determine if the whole recipe was worth making. Not to my surpirse did the shells come out like garbage. Way too much butter for such a dinky amount of flour. First off the amount would have made maybe 6 tiny tiny shells which are bit sized! Second the dough never becomes shell like but stays doughy and soft. Very gross to look at and tasted like oily un-cooked dough. Horrible recipe! And a waste of ingredients! - 28 Feb 2003 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)


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Launch of Skinny Qik Website and Logo Adds To The Growing Portfolio for Website Design and Branding Specialists at James Marc.
Connecticut (PRWEB) January 20, 2014
James Marc, the premier provider of web design, SEO, graphic design and printing services to Connecticut and the entire tri-state area, is pleased to announce the launch of the Skinny Qik website. With this project a new level of total branding was realized by the market leader in complete design and branding services.
Skinny Qik is not just a website but a smartphone app that helps people to lose weight while attaining optimal fitness and health. Designed to be used by anyone who is managing much of their life with their smartphone, the app helps the user to stick to a diet by recommending recipes or meals for each part of the day. There is also an exercise component where the user is directed through a daily exercise regimen designed to work in concert with the diet to help the user lose 20 pounds in 20 days.
The challenge for James Marc came not in the request to design a website and logos for use in a variety of marketing vehicles but also to help design the look and feel of the app itself. This afforded the James Marc team with an unprecedented opportunity to ensure that the look and feel of the website and logos was in sync with the app design as well. Approaching this challenge was an exciting moment for the James Marc team but as the app was developed it allowed the design for the website and logos to take form as well.
The desire of the Skinny Qik creators was for the both the app and the site to present a clean, relaxed feel with one of the two logos designed tying them together. For the site, choosing a font that was pleasing to the eye and easy to read, the designers took a minimalistic approach to the layout, presenting a welcoming image that would engage site visitors as they learned about the product. With an easy to use interface, navigating the site is a breeze for anyone curious to learn more. The app, designed for smaller screens, presents a compact and engaging interface that is fun to use and keeps the user focused on the goals.
The creation of two logo's might seem unnecessary but was done with an eye toward both sides of the business. The logo that appears on the website and in the app was created with the same goal as the avatars used by many social media sites, that being to be an easily recognizable marker for the product and company. The second logo, employing a sleek horizontal design that is defined by the company name, Skinny Qik. The letters are designed to present a slim profile and the overall structure of the logo allows it to be used on various business documents where a more corporate feel is better suited.
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If there's one experience that will be mutually disagreeable to both you and your baby, it's teething. While we all agree that little babies with teeth are just adorable, the process of each tooth coming in is a rough one. Worse, sometimes your baby is teething and you don't realize it. You just thing that something is terribly, terribly wrong.
In this article we'll provide some useful answers to common questions about baby teething, in hopes that it makes the process go a bit easier for you.
When Do Babies Start Teething?
Most babies cut their first tooth between 3 and 6 months, and have a full set (20 teeth) by age 3. The graphic at right gives you an idea of the typical teething order. Your baby might have two or four coming in at once, usually every couple of months.
The two bottom teeth and two top teeth are first, and they're also the easiest to spot. Honestly I think they are the least painful. When your baby's cutting four molars at once and you aren't even aware of it, your life is going to suck. Because you have all of these symptoms to enjoy.
What Are Teething Symptoms?
The signs that your baby is teething can be subtle, because they overlap quite a bit with an infant's general behavior and fussiness:
- Drooling is the big one to watch for, and in my opinion one of the most reliable signs. All babies drool a little bit, but teething really pushes it to a new level.
- Rashes around the mouth, chin and neck area sometimes result from the irritation of all that drooling. Yeah, it's gross.
- Swollen gums. If you can manage to get your baby to hold still long enough to look in his or her mouth.
- Refusing to eat. The pain of eating/chewing often outweighs the hunger, and this usually makes the baby miserable.
- Refusing the pacifier. Same cause, different source of baby crankiness. Ours always loved their pacifier, so when they spit it out we knew things were serious.
- Chewing and biting. At the same time, a teething baby might chew on just about anything — crib rails, toys, their hands, your hands — and the distinction is that they're biting down more than usual.
- Fever / runny nose. These seem to coincide with teething sometimes, though they're difficult to distinguish from a little cold.
- Wake-ups at night. Because teeth grow at night, that's often when they cause the most pain. So occasionally your baby might just wake up screaming for no apparent reason.
There's also the general symptom of increased fussiness, at least in babies that suffer from teething discomfort. They're just unhappy.
What Teething Remedies Work Best?
The suffering that teething causes for babies — and by extension, their parents — has been around as long as we have. In the time of my grandparents, the trusted remedy was to rub a bit of gin along the baby's gums (according to my parents, anyway). If rubbing it on didn't numb the pain, I'll bet the booze itself had a calming effect. Sadly, those day are gone and we have to find other teething remedies that are less likely to result in a call to Child Services.
Here are the remedies I've found to be the most effective, in order of preference.
1. Baby Orajel / topical pain reliever
We are big believers in modern medicine, and Baby Orajel often provided the relief that let our baby sleep and preserved our last bit of sanity. You can apply this mild topical anesthetic with a Q-tip or finger tip. It works quickly and effectively; we found it most necessary at nap time and bedtime.
2. Frozen Waffles
This was a recommendation from our pediatrician, and one of the reasons that we love him so much. Frozen waffles offer three benefits: they're cold, chewable, and also a source of some nourishment. Obviously this is for babies that have started solid foods. It's just as good as a freezable teether toy, with the advantage of being edible.
3. Freezable Teether Toys
There are a ton of gel-filled rattles and chew toys available specifically for teething; I like the kind that you can put in the freezer to keep cold. The cold numbs the pain and also makes it interesting for your baby (rather than just something to chew on).
4. Teething Pacifier
There's a unique kind of pacifier made for teething babies by Razbaby, called the RazBerry teething. It's specially textured to massage the gums while the baby sucks on it, and there are a lot of moms that swear by it.
The pacifier is BPA-free, non-toxic, and made from medical-grade silicone. You can freeze it, too, for a bit of extra comfort.
5. Baby Gum Massagers
Sometimes you can tell your baby's in pain, and maybe see the swollen gums, and really want to do something to help directly. For this I highly recommend the Zo-li Gummy Stick Massagers. These toothbrush-like gum massagers let you gently rub the parts where teeth are coming in. It can really make a difference.
Watch your fingers; they will bite you! It's adorable only until they have about 4 good teeth.
6. Baby Tylenol or Advil Pain Relief
When our son had about four teeth coming in at once, he suffered pretty badly. The Baby Orajel worked a little bit, but with his gums completely swollen, a slight fever, and a runny nose, he was just miserable.
7. Chewable Teething Necklace
What about a wearable fashion accessory that's also a portable teether for your baby? These baby teething necklaces are all the rage. I haven't tried them, but I certainly like the idea because it's portable and in the right location when you're holding your baby against you.
Surprisingly, there are more and more of these teething necklaces for moms, in a wide variety of styles. It's a functional accessory, right? Better they chew this than your clothes or shoulder.


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Sarek - WatchUSeek edition
Sarek – a Swedish national treasure on your wrist SOLD OUT
GoS is celebrating our 10th anniversary this year and are proud to begin our celebrations of this milestone by announcing a unique 5 watch collaboration with WatchUSeek.
WatchUSeek's founder Ernie Romers was the first professional watch journalist to feature GoS watches back in 2009 and has been a fan of our designs ever since. GoS Watches is delighted to introduce the WatchUSeek edition of the men´s Sarek watch to celebrate both our 10th anniversary and longtime relationship with WatchUSeek.
The 5 watch WatchUSeek edition of the GoS Sarek is available in multiple color alternatives and is distinguished by its custom engraving on the hand finished rotor. The watch is delivered in a newly designed watch box made from solid Walnut, designed by GoS and crafted by Kanevad wood artisans. Furthermore, the watch will be delivered together with a newly published photo book that portrays the beauty of the Swedish Lapland, which is what inspired GoS to this collection.
The latest GoS model is named after the most famous National Park in Sweden – Sarek. The GoS Sarek was introduced as a prototype during Baselworld 2016 and has since been produced in a limited pre-production series this past Summer. The Sarek has the largest damascus steel dial we've made to date, and is the first GoS watch to feature several new design elements with a subtle Viking inspiration.
Both the chapter ring and the case ring draw inspiration from authentic Viking bracelets and brooches. The Sarek is also the first GoS model to feature the new GoS crown, which is shaped much like the form of a Viking sword hilt. The neck of the GoS crown is deeply recessed into the case, thereby securing the crown and mechanism from side impacts. The new GoS hands are high gloss polished in a Dauphine finish with a center ridge which bears a closer resemblance to the Viking arrow and spear heads that inspired us when we created our first GoS hands.
Sarek leather straps are made from select Moose leather that has received a special treatment to shrink the grain. Moose leather is known to be very durable and the treatment adds a nice lustre to the highly visible grain. The Sarek is powered by a Soprod A10 movement that has been customized with a GoS triskele rotor. The dark GoS rotor has a circular finish and is equipped with an additional rhodinated counter weight, which has polished bevels and custom engraving on the hand finished surface.
The pattern and natural tempered coloring of the Sarek dial is inspired by the landscape of a valley in Sarek National Park in Swedish Lapland. The Sarek National Park is regarded to be a national treasure of Sweden and often referred to as Europe's last true wilderness area. It hosts the largest Moose (Älg) in Europe and is also home to 100 glaciers and six of Sweden's 13 highest peaks. The park is 2000 square kilometers of majestic and untouched wilderness and its remoteness is matched only by the breathtaking beauty of its peaks, valleys and fast-running mountain rivers.
Watchuseek customization on rotor
The Sarek counterweight is normally finished with satinized surface and polished beveled edges. The WatchUSeek edition will have additional finely detailed engraving that includes the WatchUSeek logo.
GoS presentation box
Designed by GoS and Handcrafted by Kanevad's master woodcarver, Håkan Jansson. The box is made from solid Walnut and has a unique sliding lid. The box is finished with fine sanding and protected with finest paraffin oil. The Kanevad wood-carving studio is known around the world for its sculptures, art objects, clever playthings and their much appreciated traditional utensils. http://www.gamlalinkoping.info/en/food-and-shop/shops-and-craftspeople
The watch is mounted on a soft cylindrical pillow made from reindeer suede which is secured inside the box.
Photo book "Midnight sun over Swedish Lapland"
Personally signed by the photographer Peter Rosén, who is a biologist turned photographer. Peter's images reflect everything we are proud of in Lapland – the untamed landscape, its flora and fauna, the people who live here and the natural phenomenas Aurora Borealis and Midnight sun that package it all so beautifully with the seasons.
"Midnight sun over Swedish Lapland" is a beautifully illustrated photobook. Magnificent pictures of animals, nature and Sami culture are interspersed with poetic poems and factual texts of Lapland. The book reflects the life in Lapland from the last northern lights in early spring to the beautiful autumn colors in September. It is an intense period when the sun refuses to go below the horizon during two months. Peter's images will introduce you to this impressive spectrum that represents the spirit of Lapland
- Case: 43.0mmx10.5mm (5ATM) Stainless steel
- Lug width: 22mm
- Glass: Domed sapphire glass with double sided AR coating, extra hard on outside
- Movement: Soprod A10 (top specification version) with GoS triskele rotor, dark satinized with polished bevels
Dial: 164 layered steel Damascus steel with a Pool pattern. Tempered coloring of dial.
Hands: GoS spear shape in high gloss polished Rhodinated finish
Case finishing: Stainless steel worked and finished with inspiration from viking bracelets.
very watch engraved with "Unique piece 1/1" in addition to a serial number
Presentation box
- Individually crafted box in Walnut, designed by GoS andf crafted by Kanevad master woodcarver
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Credit card rates have steadily increased, with the average rate for new customers today hitting a 13 year high of 18.9pc.
The punitive rates come despite the fact that banks are benefiting from a base rate of just 0.5 per cent, which has been fixed by the Bank of England for almost two years.
Shoppers are paying an average credit card annual percentage rate (APR) that is more than 35 times higher than the Bank of England's rate. Meanwhile, savings rates have fallen to around 2.7 per cent.
Borrowers with £5,000 debt on their card, who repay the minimum each month, will now repay an additional £2,360 over the life of the debt compared to February 2006.
Michelle Slade, spokesperson for Moneyfacts.co.uk, said: "The UK continues to suffer from a high level of unemployment and providers are worried about the increased risk of customers not repaying their debts.
"This increased risk continues to be passed on to both new and existing credit card customers through higher interest rates.
"During the financial crisis many card companies reassessed their existing customer base and many customers have seen large increases in the rates they are charged.
"Customers who would previously have switched to another provider are now finding it's not so easy to do so.
"Competitive deals for balance transfers and introductory purchases remain on offer, but card providers are selective over exactly who they accept for these deals.
Moneyfacts said that since the beginning of 2011 most card companies have moved to a positive order of repayments. This dent in their revenue stream is likely to mean customers will continue to see rates rise rather than fall.
New rules introduced this week also means that even when a credit card provider does advertise a low rate, the chances have increased that you wont get be accepted.
Previously, credit card and loan companies were able to advertise a "typical" rate, but the rate someone was actually offered would depend on their financial history and could be as much as twice the amount advertised.
Under the previous system, providers were required to give two-thirds of successful applicants the advertised rate, but under the Europe-wide Consumer Credit Directive (CCD), which comes into effect February 1, this will fall to just 51pc – leaving millions of consumers paying more than they expected when they made the application.
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Hey konjina ..
I had breakfast with my son this morning and I was talking about speaking with you last evening. How you had a Mexican Strat and my Mexican Strat and so on and so forth. I said, "I never recorded any songs with it because I don't really play it having all the V's and synths and stuff around."
He says, "No, I have a recording of you playing that Mexican Strat. In fact, I have two recordings."
I was stunned. I said, "How in the hell do *YOU* have recordings of me playing a Mexican made Stratocaster?"
He says .. "You remember that band I was in back in the nineties?"
I was pretty much stoned through the nineties.
So, he said .. "We ask you about 25 times to play with us and you never would. So, you said: 'You dudes learn some Chuck Berry and I'll play with you.' " So, we all said "Who the fuck is Chuck Berry?" And you went ballistic on us. "He only INVENTED the fucking scales you are playing right now, that's all." And then you went on your 20 minute dissertation how Buddy Holly invented all of modern rock .. how every different song Buddy Holly ever did invented an entire GENRE of rock and roll.
And he says .. he goes, Konnie .. "So, Billy the drummer said: Did Chuck Berry play lead for this Buddy Holly guy or something?".
"So, that pissed you off enough that you taught us 'Johnny B. Goode' for the next two hours. Which I would later come to find out was not really Johnny B. Goode at all but some strange Dave Dial meets Judas Priest meets Black Sabbath derivative in your addled mind of Johnny B. Goode."
That was a pretty good line and I laughed at that.
So, anyways .. he sent me this file and I listened to it and .. it's just me jumping in with some bunch of kids and playing lead with them. Mostly to educate them on Chuck Berry. The file is not .. EMBARRASSING .. I mean, it is what it is .. there is a run in there at about a minute and forty seconds. Listen to the run down the neck. Now, *THAT* doesn't suck. It's decent.
So, allegedly, I am playing my red Mexican Stratocaster here.
I have no memory of the event.
But, evidently, it made an impression on those young boys.
Now, from a technical guitar standpoint .. listen to this ..
I said to Beaux "What did the dudes in the band say after we got done?"
He said .. that was insignificant .. it's what you played a couple weeks later.
I said, "I played with you dudes AGAIN?" He says "Yeah, we were trying to play some Britney Spears kinda song that we wrote for this hot chick we were trying to get to sing for us."
Pussy? Well, that's very different.
I said, 'Where do I fit in to this equation?"
He said, "We were trying to impress her so we brought you in to add some heavy metal lead .. the kind that you play .. to fatten the track .. to give it a different texture."
Now, this is all news to me. I don't remember this shit.
"So, you brought in your white Gibson Flying V and just .. shredded .. the neck of that guitar in front of that girl."
And I started laughing.
And he goes, "And when you got done, you dropped the plug on the ground and walked away .. still wearing your guitar! I always thought when people talk about somebody "dropping the mic" I remember my dad dropping the plug out of his Flying V and walking away. It seemed intensely superior to "dropping the mic"."
So, he sent me the sound file and I uploaded it for you. The song *BLOWS* hardcore and I cut it all out but the small little bit they wanted me to play in front of this high school chick they were trying to impress.
You get Trim in a room and .. I just show off. Out of my head. It's a primal thing. Alpha Dog kinda-deal.
Hear the short cut here:
So, in conclusion, I said, "OK, so .. what did the dudes in the band say after this happened then?"
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Our daily roundup of retirement news your clients may be thinking about.
Will clients' retirement savings withstand rising inflation rates?
Clients should account for inflation when planning for retirement by having realistic estimates of long-term inflation when computing the savings they need for their golden years, according to this article on Huffington Post. They should also create income streams that have built-in protection against inflation, such as Social Security and long-term insurance. Inflation should also be considered when investing for retirement and developing a withdrawal strategy. Having contingency funds can help retirees mitigate inflation and other risks, while delaying Social Security benefits and working longer can shorten the retirement period and decrease exposure to inflation.
What's on workers' retirement bucket list? Work
Fifty percent of workers polled by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies said they intend to work at least part time in retirement, with only 25% saying they want to stop working after they retire, according to this article from CNBC. However, people cannot be certain that they will be able to work in their golden years, as layoffs or health problems may force them to retire earlier than planned, according to a certified financial planner. "There's a little misnomer that we all get to pick when we retire. Most people don't. Therefore, they need to plan for the unexpected."
Six mistakes expats make with IRAs — and how to avoid them
Many U.S. expats commit costly mistakes with their IRAs, The Wall Street Journal reports. For example, they contribute to their IRAs without un-excluded earned income or make contributions for a non-resident alien spouse while filing their taxes as head of household. Many Americans living overseas are also unaware that a Roth account has income limits on contributions or that a traditional IRA does not impose such limits if they are not contributing to a qualified retirement plan. Some expats also make deductible contributions without considering double taxation, while those who have inherited an IRA fail to take required minimum distributions from the account.
Why clients need to double-check Social Security advice
Clients should not just accept the advice they get about their Social Security retirement benefits, even if the guidance is provided by the agency, according an article published by Money. The Social Security Administration has faced staff and funding cuts recently, prompting the agency to publish more information online. However, the data may not be the information that clients need to address their concerns.
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Recognition is one of the key action lines in the fulfillment of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). Most EHEA countries have officially committed to align their recognition processes to the principles of the Lisbon Recognition Convention in 1997, and since then, important recognition tools have been developed such as the Diploma Supplement, ECTS, and qualification frameworks. The implementation of the 3-cycle system (Bachelor, Master, PhD) was also intended to contribute to transparency and facilitate recognition.
Despite the progress made, obstacles to the smooth implementation of a fit-for-purpose recognition procedure in the EHEA still exist.
The main objective of the FAIR project is to support partner HEIs in identifying and subsequently overcoming obstacles in the implementation of automatic recognition. The project partners will test and apply the principles and practices outlined in the Pathfinder Group on Automatic recognition and in the European Recognition Manual for Higher Education Institutions (EAR HEI manual).
HEIs participating in the FAIR project will be part of an exercise that will be carried out in two steps (first and second trial). During the trials HEIs will be asked to provide information on the internal procedures they apply when processing applications for recognition of academic qualifications, quantitative data on the applications as well as information on the recognition decision taken by the institution.
The first trial will take place at the beginning of the project in 2015 and will serve as 'baseline assessment' of the recognition procedures. The second trial will take place in 2016 after the institutions will have implemented the recommendations by ENIC-NARICs resulting from the first trial, and it will provide the data for the impact assessment. It will thus measure potential improvements in the institutional recognition processes.
The role of EUA within the FAIR project is to act as an "Evaluation Body": EUA will guide HEIs before and during the trials and will carry out an assessment of the institutional recognition practices in each institution. At the end of the second trial, EUA will produce an overarching report providing an analysis of the new recognition procedures and the impact they have had: progress made, lessons learned, good practices and challenges encountered. The EUA baseline and impact assessment reports will serve as basis for the work of the ENIC/NARICs, which will elaborate a set of recommendations on how to implement automatic recognition at national and European levels.
The FAIR project is carried out by a large consortium of 37 partners which includes 23 higher education institutions from Italy, Spain, Germany, Croatia, Flanders and the Netherlands, Ministries of Education and ENIC-NARICs. The European Consortium for Accreditation in Higher Education, the Danish Agency for Higher Education, the German and Italian Rector's Conferences are also participating in the project. FAIR is coordinated by the Dutch organisation for international cooperation in higher education Nuffic, on behalf of the Dutch Ministry of Higher Education.
The project started on 1 January 2015 and will last until 30 April 2017.
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Self-storage has been one of the fastest-growing sectors of the commercial real estate for the last 4 decades. According to the Self Storage Association, out of the 59,500 self-storage facilities in the entire world, 52,500 primary and secondary facilities are located right here in the United States. A recent study shows that roughly 10% of all American households rent a self-storage unit. You do the math.
The huge popularity of self-storage units shouldn't come as a big surprise. After all, a storage unit can temporarily solve a number of problematic situations for you – when you're moving to another smaller home (downsizing) or when you're remodeling your current home and need extra space to store your stuff until you're done with the project. It's like having a spare spacious room at your disposal, usually 24/7 – extra space which, in reality, you do get for a monthly fee.
But in order to have the self-storage business work out beautifully for you, you will have to follow some basic and common sense rules. These self-storage rules exist for tenants' safety, the safety of their personal belongings, and the safety of the entire storage facility as well. And Rule #1 is that there are specific things you are not allowed to put into storage.
Why do public storage restrictions exist?
Some people might argue that as long they keep paying for a storage unit, that rented space becomes their own rented space, and therefore they can store in it anything they wish. Needless to say, that argument is rather weak simply because those people tend to forget something that is of paramount importance: SAFETY. Safety rules are there to protect people and property alike, and without them chaos, anarchy and trouble would follow.
Rules are rules, and the same way you can't just disregard all road safety rules and traffic regulations simply because you've rented a car, you are expected and strongly advised to follow the safety guidelines when renting a self-storage unit. Unless, for some strange reason, you are in the mood for a world of headaches and even possible serious troubles with the law.
Remember: there are things you can't put into storage because they are not allowed for safety reasons. Simple as that. If anything bad happens due to your negligence and refusal to follow the rules, then you will be liable for any potential damage.
READ ALSO: What to look for when choosing a self-storage facility?
Top 7 things you should never put into a storage unit
Here's a handy list of things you are not allowed to keep in a self-storage unit, including the very reasons why they are not permitted. Some of these restricted items are pretty obvious, but there are also those items that you don't automatically consider unfit to be stored in your rented space. So, do read on.
1) Food
This is one of the most frequently overlooked safety rules when using self-storage! Food, including pet food, should never be kept in a storage unit. Just think about it – you leave food in the enclosed space for a long time, it will rot and its smell will attract insects and rodents alike. In turn, those little intruders will probably damage the rest of your stored items by chewing on them and even nesting in them.
Want bigger problems? Infestation is quite possible for the entire self-storage facility. And if, miraculously, no rodents enter your unit for the food, mold and bacteria will appear from the rotting food.
2) Live animals / pets
This one is crazy: who would want to leave a life animal in their storage unit? Yet, there are those who have done it. Leaving a live animal (for example, your poor pet) in a self-storage unit is not only against the public storage restrictions, but it is against the law. Don't ever do it! If you're leaving and you can't take your animal friend with you, then the least you want to do is subject them to darkness, loneliness and without proper cares.
Do you care for your pet at all? If yes, leave them with a family member or a friend you can trust, hire a pet sitter or leave your animal friend with pet caring professionals.
3) Plants
Now that you know never to leave a live animal in your rented space, what not to store in your self-storage unit includes plants as well. As you know well, plants need light, water and fresh air to grow, and these three essentials cannot be found inside in a storage unit.
If you can't take your plants to your new home or you can't find space for them in your current residence while the latter is being remodeled, then leave them with friends or give them away. In other words, don't kill your leafy friends while desperately trying to save them.
4) Stolen items
One of the things you should never put into a storage unit is… drum roll… stolen things! Now that should be common sense right there but hey, you never know. You're not allowed to keep items in your self-storage unit if you don't legally own them or if you don't have the explicit permission to keep them there by their true owner. Why? Because it is very illegal. If the facility manager senses or suspects that something illegal is going on, then they won't hesitate to call the police for further investigation.
If it turns out that you've placed in storage items have been reported as stolen, then you could be arrested and interrogated. In other words, don't even think about doing it.
5) Hazardous materials
Speaking of restricted items in a storage unit, hazardous materials do classify as such. By definition and as a rule of thumb, anything that has the potential to create substantial damage if opened or spilled is considered a hazardous material. Corrosive, flammable or explosive materials are strictly forbidden to be put in storage as they pose serious health risks and can cause damage property in seconds!
Examples of such no-no materials include chemicals, aerosol cans, acids, gases, gasoline, propane tanks, lamp or motor oils, pains, paint thinners, cleaners, pesticides, weed killers, car batteries, fireworks, liquor, charcoal, and more. Also, what you shouldn't put in storage is yard equipment containing fuel. Yes, you can store a lawn mower in your unit but only after you have drained all the fuel and oil from the machine.
And no, you are definitely not allowed to store firearms of any type, ammunition and explosives – look for suitable storage for your weapon at your local gun shop or shooting range.
SEE ALSO: How to pack for storage?
6) Scented or wet items
What not to store in a storage unit include scented or damp items. As mentioned above, strong scents can easily attract pests, insects, rodents or vermin to investigate the source of the overwhelming odors. Trust us, you don't want any living things crawling or flying around in your rental unit as that will spell out T-R-O-U-B-L-E in no time.
Also, any items that are wet or damp will start producing mold, mildew and spread bacteria in your self-storage unit, and that will likely damage some, most or all of your prized possessions placed in temporary storage. First and foremost, make sure that every single item you plan to store in there is perfectly dry before you pack it up and leave it in your storage unit.
7) Valuables
This safety rule is pretty simple: don't store any items that have high value for you. Value is measured differently for different people. An expensive piece of jewelry is valuable because it has high monetary value, but a piece of inexpensive clothing or an ordinary painting can have extremely high sentimental value for you.
The security of the whole storage facility can be exceptional but nevertheless, it's not worth the risk to push your luck and find your valuables stolen or damaged. So, always keep your valuables safe with you.
USEFUL INFO: How to get good deals on storage units?
Bonus self-storage tips: Living space vs. Office space
Finally, here's one of the most frequently asked questions: Can you live in a storage unit? The answer is hardly surprising: no, you cannot. You cannot work from your storage unit either as it is no office space.
Your rented storage room is meant for household items, not for persons, animals, or plants. Keep in mind that if you get caught sleeping or working in your self-storage unit, the police will be called immediately.
BONUS READ: Is self-storage a bad investment?


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Hear a Leak of Madonna's New Music

It's called "Give Me All Your Love," or, basically, "Beautiful Stranger 2.0."

This is allegedly what "Give Me All Your Love" (which Madge is rumored to be performing at the Super Bowl with Nicki Minaj and M.I.A.) sounds like. We're digging the bouncy retro vibe, if only for the fact that it doesn't sound like Ke$ha.


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Virginia Gazette
(Parks), Williamsburg,
From August 7 to August 14, 1746.
RAN away from the Subscribers on the 31st of July last, Three Servants, viz. Daniel M'Craw, a Scots-Highlander, of a short Stature, speaks broken English, about 5 Feet 2 Inches high, of a swarthy Complexion, with short curl'd Hair: Had on when he went away, a coarse Bear-skin Coat, with Brass Buttons, a Pair of brown Linen Trowsers and Shirt. He belonged to Mr. Charles Dick, in Fredericksburg. John Ross, a Scots-Highland Boy, about 16 Years of age, of a ruddy Complexion, full-fac'd, speaks broken English, and has his Hair cut: He carried with him an Oznabrig Shirt, a Pair of Oznabrig Trowsers and Breeches, a Tartan Waistcoat without Sleeves, lin'd with green Shalloon, a brown Holland and a white Linen ditto, a Silk Handkerchief, a Felt Hat, and a Leather hunting Cap. He belonged to Mr. John Mitchell, in Fredericksburg. Thomas Haily, an Irishman, about 36 Years of Age, of a fair Complexion, about 5 Feet 8 Inches high; had on when he went away, a dark colour'd Broad-Coath Coat, double-breasted with Metal Buttons, a Pair of Trowsers, an Oznabrig Shirt, a white Linen ditto, and a fine Beaver Hat. He belonged to Doctor William Lynn, in Fredericksburg. Whoever apprehends the said Servants and brings them to their Masters aforesaid, shall receive a Pistole Reward for each, besides what the Law allows. Witness our Hands this 21st Day of July, 1746. Charles Dick. William Lynn. John Mitchell.
Virginia Gazette
(Purdie & Dixon), Williamsburg,
June 1, 1769.
THREE POUNDS REWARD WILL be given to any person who will apprehend and have conveyed home to the subscriber, living near Fredericksburg, a runaway convict servant named James Lee, of about 35 years of age, born near Manchester in Lancashire, the dialect of which county he speaks to great perfection. There is good reason to believe that he got on board a small eastern shore vessel that left Fredericksburg about the 22d of April, commanded by one Sterling, from Prince's creek, in Pocomoke. Any Gentleman who may happen to live in this man's neighborhood are requested to make inquiry of him. Lee is a tall stout fellow, and, until reduced by sickness, remarkabley strong and brawney; but, having been long afflicted with a cachexical complaint, he still has a dropsical appearance, his belly and legs being swollen, and his face sallow and bloated. He is very much pitted with smallpox, round shouldered, and has lost the first joint of the thumb of his right hand. He had on a blue short coat, or jacket, like a seaman's, but also took with him a drab coat, which he will probably put on, as making a better appearance, a double breasted swanskin waistcoat, blue breeches, and mottled yarn hose, though he had several other pair, both thread and worsted, sand shoes with uncommon thick soles. He is a very tolerable practical farmer, and in particular an excellent ploughman. Being a very clownish ignorant fellow, and neither able to read nor write, I can hardly suppose him to frame a very plausible account of himself, and that therefore any person who happens to question him must easily discover him to be a runaway. The above reward shall be faithfully paid to any person who will deliver him to Mr. Charles Yates, in Fredericksburg, or to JONATHAN BOUCHER.
Virginia Gazette
(Pinkney) Williamsburg,
October 20, 1774.
RUN away from the subscriber, in Fredericksburg, a servant man named TAOMAS OGLE, by trade a shoemaker, about 5 feet 6 inches high, of a pale complexion, speaks soft and low, says he is an Englishman, but by his make he appears to be an Irishman, his hair (if any on) is short, and of a brownish colour, has a scar in his face, or forehead, not larger than a straw, and, as well as I remember, about an inch long, he is very artful, and capable of imposing on most people; took with him a Virginia cloth coat of cotton, filled with red, a red jacket, leather breeches, and several other cloaths. He has a burn on his right leg, near his knee. The said fellow was formerly the property of Mr. Hugh Houston, of Fredericksburg. Whoever takes him up, if out of Spotsylvania county, shall receive a HALF JOE reward, on delivering him at my house; or if at a distance too far to convey him for that money, reasonable charges will be allowed. BENJAMIN JOHNSTON.
Virginia Gazette
(Dixon & Hunter), Williamsburg,
November 22, 1776.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. FREDERICK County, VIRGINIA, Nov. 20, 1776. RUN away on the Night of the 17th of June last, from Marlborough Iron Works, CHARLES WHITE, an English Convict, born in Rutlandshire, by Trade a Stocking Weaver, had been both in the Land and Sea Service, is about 28 Years of age, 5 Feet 10 or 11 Inches high, a stout able Fellow, rather square built, has short dark brown Hair, a pug Nose, high Cheek Bones, and small Eyes; had on a narrow brimmed Felt Hat, a short Fearnought Coat, coarse Country Linen Shirt and Trousers, old Shoes, with pewter Buckles, but, being a notorious Villain, he may steal other Clothes, and change his Dress. The Mare it was supposed he had stolen, and advertised with him in June last, is recovered, and the Villain himself has been twice apprehended, the first Time at Fredericksburg, where he had entered on Board an armed Vessel by the Name of Johnson, from whence he made his Escape, and has since forged a Pass; afterwards taken at Manchester, in the County of Chesterfield, where he confessed the Theft of the Mare above-mentioned, and was committed to the Gaol of the County, but made his Escape, and is now at large. It is supposed he will endeavour to enter into the Service of some of the southern Governments, as there was a recruiting Party in the Neighbourhood from whence he last made his Escape; or, if possible, to the Enemy, as he had used the most diabolical Practices to corrupt the Minds of his fellow Servants before he first ran away. Should he be again taken, it is requested that he may be well secured; and whoever does so secure him, provided I get him, shall have the above Reward, and if brought Home, all reasonable Charges will be allowed by ISAAC ZANE [symbol]
Editor's note: These are but a few of the many advertisements for both slaves and indentured servants that are available to read online at the Virginia Runaways Web site. Most entries include an image of the original advertisement.
Related Resources in the Library
Click on each title for more information.
Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America by David Hackett Fischer
The Bristol Registers of Servants Sent to Foreign Plantations, 1654-1686
Colonial House: An Eight-part Series from PBS Affiliate KET
The Lost German Slave Girl: The Extraordinary True Story of Sally Miller and Her Fight For Freedom in Old New Orleans by John Bailey
For Younger Students
Colonists For Sale: The Story of Indentured Servants in America by Clifford Lindsey Alderman
Summer MacCleary, Virginia, 1749 by Kathleen Duey
On the Web
Indentured Servants and Transported Convicts
On the Misfortune of Indentured Servants (1754)
Slavery and Indentured Servants from the Law Library of Congress
Virtual Jamestown: Indentured Servants: Search the Registers


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During the Second Reading debate, you intervened
with a question about the ban on political advertising on television
and radio and I promised to place an explanatory note in the Library
of the House: I attach a copy of that note.
I am sending a copy of this letter and the explanatory
note also to the other Hon Members who intervened on the subject
of ECHR complianceGeorge Osborne, Richard Allan, John Whittingdale
and Martin Smythand should also like to take the opportunity
to clarify the position in relation to other cases being considered
in Strasbourg.
I can confirm that the UK Government is not aware
of a challenge in the Strasbourg court to any comparable ban on
broadcast advertising in another state and that it is only the
judgement in the Swiss case which has led to any doubt about whether
the UK's ban would survive a challenge in both the domestic and
the Swiss courts. You may have noted the comment by the Joint
Committee on Human Rights that, although they would have liked
certainty that our arrangements would survive challenge, they
saw merit in waiting for the jurisprudence in this area to mature
further before deciding on the appropriate legislative response.
John Whittingdale raised a separate question about
the current restriction on religious broadcasters owning licences
being challenged in the European Court of Human Rights. That is
indeed the case. The Government was challenged in the European
Court of Human Rights by United Christian Broadcasters ("UCB").
Although the case was found to be inadmissible and the Government
succeeded, it is still in dispute with UCB over matters arising
from that litigation. In particular, UCB have alleged that the
Government misled the Court in the evidence which it gave, and
the Government has submitted a detailed rebuttal.
The European Court of Human Rights has received a
further separate application, number 11072 which was referred
to by Martin Smyth, against the UK from the "Centre for Justice
and Liberty", based partly on the facts of the UCB case.
It is presently a matter for the Court as to whether this application
is admissible; the Court has not yet requested observations from
the Government. At this stage in the proceedings, the application
does not cause us to doubt that clause 335 is compatible with
the ECHR. We have taken legal advice and consider that the retention
of the disqualification for religious bodies to the extent proposed
by the Bill is compatible with the ECHR.
A copy of this letter and attachment is also going
to Patricia Hewitt, to Jean Corston and the Chairmen and members
of Standing Committee E and to the Clerk to the Committee. I am
placing a copy in the libraries of both Houses.
10 December 2002
The draft Communications Bill of May 2002 proposed
to re-enact the ban on political advertising in the broadcast
media which has been in place since the 1950s, at the start of
commercial broadcasting in the UK.
2. A case in the European Court of Human Rights
which found against an apparently similar ban in Swiss law ("the
Swiss case") has called into question whether the UK ban
is compatible with the Convention. Details of the Swiss case are
3. The UK's ban has enjoyed wide and cross-party
support and was strongly supported by the Neill Committee in its
fifth report published in 1998. The pre-legislative scrutiny committee
and the Joint Committee on Human Rights, when examining the draft
Bill, also expressed support of the principles behind the ban,
but urged the Government to examine ways of ensuring that the
UK ban was Convention-compatible.
4. The Government did this and took appropriate
advice over the options. The conclusion was that a more certainly
Convention-compatible ban could not be achieved by small changes
in the ban. It would require a significant shift in the approach
to the prohibition and would open the way at the very least to
substantial advertising by lobby groups and issue campaigners.
5. It was clear, however, that there is a very
strong case that the ban is consistent with the ECHR, and the
Government therefore decided to ask Parliament to proceed with
the Bill with the ban intact. A summary of the legal advice received
is below.
6. Clause 309 of the Bill would therefore re-enact
the ban (currently to be found in the Broadcasting Act 1990) on
advertisements inserted by or on behalf of any body whose objects
are wholly or mainly of a political nature, any advertisement
which is directed to any political end, and any advertisement
which has any connection with an industrial dispute. It also defines
what is meant for this purpose by "objects of a political
nature and political ends", so as to ensure that that the
expression is given a wide legal interpretation. The provision
does not prevent the broadcasting of an advertisement of a public
service nature by or on behalf of a Government department, or
a party political broadcast.
The Alternative to the current ban
7. Given the UK's commitment to human rights,
officials were asked to examine how the ban might be substantially
maintained, but in a manner compliant with the ECHR. In particular,
consideration was given to an alternative regime based on specific
prohibitions, such as banning all party political advertising
and all political advertising around the time of elections or
referendums; coupled with other rules to avoid the predominance
of any particular point of view on one channel, to provide visual
or audible identification of political advertisements, and to
control the scale of political advertising in terms both of broadcasting
time and the proportion of advertising revenue that a broadcaster
is permitted to derive from political advertising.
8. The conclusion was reached, taking account
of legal advice, that it would be very difficult to make such
a scheme workable, and that in any event it would fall significantly
short of the present outright ban, and allow a substantial degree
of political advertising to be broadcast across a number of channels.
Compatibility statement
9. In introducing the Bill, the Government must
make a statement as to whether the Bill is compatible with the
ECHR. The approach agreed across Government is that a "statement
of compatibility", under Section 19(1)(a) of the Human Rights
Act 1998, should be made only if it is more likely than
not that the Bill's provisions would withstand a legal challenge
on human rights grounds in both the domestic courts and the European
Court of Human Rights. The Government was advised that, while
there were very strong arguments that could be advanced in favour
of the UK's prohibition being compliant with the ECHR and a firm
possibility that, if there were a challenge, the Courts would
be persuaded not to follow the judgement in the Swiss case, nevertheless,
because of the Swiss case, it was not possible to conclude that
it was "more likely that not" that the UK's ban would
be found to be compatible in both the domestic courts and the
European Court.
10. Accordingly, the Minister in charge of the
Bill made a statement under section 1 9(1)(b) of the Human Rights
Act 1998 in respect of the Bill, in the following terms
11. This does not mean that the Government believes
the Bill to be incompatible.
12. While the Government saw no viable policy
alternative which would substantially protect broadcasting from
substantial amounts of political advertising, if there were a
successful challenge to the ban in the domestic courts the Government
would reconsider the position, and would certainly propose to
amend the legislation if the European Court of Human Rights found
against the UK in any challenge specifically concerning the UK
ban. But, for the present, the Government proposed to roll forward
the current ban.
The Swiss Case
13. The case of Vgt Verein gegen Tierfabriken
v Switzerland ("the Swiss case"), which was
decided in June 2001, concerned an association concerned with
the protection of animals, with particular emphasis on animal
experiments and industrial animal production. As a reaction to
various television commercials of the meat industry, the applicant
association prepared a television advertisement lasting 55
seconds and consisting of two scenes, described in the report
of the case as follows:
14. On 3 January 1994 the applicant association,
wishing this film to be broadcast in the programmes of the Swiss
Radio and Television Company, sent a video-cassette to the then
Commercial Television Company responsible for television advertising.
15. On 10 January 1994 the Commercial Television
Company informed the applicant association that it would not broadcast
the commercial in view of its "clear political character".
The Company pointed out that it would be possible as an alternative
in a film to emphasise an adequate rearing of animals and to inform
viewers that they were free to inquire into the origin of the
meat which they were buying.
16. The applicant association refused to change
the advertisement and then pursued its case through the various
national fora available to consider it. Having failed to have
the decision overturned, they took their case to the European
Court of Human Rights which, in June 2001, decided that the Swiss
ban on political advertising in radio and television broadcasting
(apparently similar to that in the Broadcasting Act 1990) was
contrary to Article 10 of the Convention.
17. The main points of the judgement were
(b) while accepting that powerful financial groups
can gain an advantage which could undermine freedom of expression,
and that radio and television had greater immediacy than other
media, the Court concluded that since the ban applied only to
radio and television, the claimed "need" for a ban did
not seem sufficiently pressing to justify an interference with
political freedom of expression;
(c) the Court said that a ban might be permissible
in some situations, but not where (as here) the applicant was
not a powerful financial group, and was simply seeking to participate
in an on-going debate about animal welfare (a matter of public
(d) the Court rejected the argument that there
were alternative means of broadcasting open to the applicant,
because none extended to all of Switzerland.
18. The Court therefore concluded that the political
advertising ban was not "necessary in a democratic society"
and so could not be justified according to the criteria in Article
10(2) of the Convention.
Summary of Counsel's Advice
19. Counsel's advice was that there is a very
strong case that the ban is consistent with the Convention, but
in the light of recent Strasbourg case-law, it would not be possible
to satisfy the Government's own test that a compatibility statement
can be made only where the legal judgment is that it is more likely
than not that its provisions will stand up to any challenge on
Convention grounds before both the domestic courts and the Strasbourg
20. The Government sought Counsel's advice regarding
the effect of the Swiss case on the compatibility with the Convention
of the ban on political advertising contained in the Broadcasting
Act 1990. Counsel advised that, but for the Swiss case, there
is a very strong case that it would be consistent with Article
10 for domestic law to prohibit political advertising. He also
expressed the view that the judgment of the European Court of
Human Rights in the Swiss case was unconvincing and that there
were strong arguments to justify a domestic court and the European
Court itself not following that decision in the present context.
21. The main points of Counsel's advice in coming
to this view related to the following factors:
(b) to allow advertising by political bodies,
or advertisements of a political nature, would conflict with the
principle of impartiality, allow powerful groups to buy influence
by buying airtime, and deprive broadcasters of protection from
political advertisers seeking to exert editorial influence over
other programmes in the service;
(c) special treatment for broadcasting in this
respect is supported by considerations of spectrum restrictions,
the third sentence of Article 10(1) (permitting broadcasting licensing)
and the Television Without Frontiers Directive;
(d) recent independent consideration has supported
the ban: e.g. the Neill Committee and the Joint Committee on Human
(e) the criticism that the ban applies to political
bodies rather than looking at the nature of each advertisement
is unjustified, because any advertisement by such a body will
tend to promote its interests (if only by promoting name recognition
or fund-raising), because it would be inherently difficult and
uncertain to say whether or not the content of a particular advertisement
was "too political", and because (in the light of supporting
factors) Parliament is acting within its discretionary area of
judgment in focusing on the nature of the body, rather than the
nature of the advertisement, to pursue its objective of impartiality.
22. Counsel's explanation as to why he found
the reasoning in the Swiss case to be unpersuasive, included the
following points:
(b) the Court accepted that a prohibition on
political advertising could be permissible in certain circumstances,
but Counsel pointed out that there is authority that general ("bright
line") rules can be justified, even if they can produce hard
cases at the margins;
(c) the Court gave insufficient weight to the
fact that other forms of publicity (e.g. newspapers, leaflets,
hoardings) were available.


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We are seeking any knowledge on the following names. My grandfather Edwin Clawson Greaves, b Feb 11 1878 Harrison, Barbados. His mother - Rebecca Jane Thornhill. Father John Francis Greaves. Grandfather Shermont Greaves. Edwin married in England and settled in Canada 1907. The Canadian family is seeking information on Carribean family. Our Source information comes from: Caribbean and Canadian Burial, Baptism and Marriage records, family bible, stories and documents.
Shermont Greaves, Mason, born about 1830 (maybe Barbados or Scotland, UK)
Son - John Francis Greaves, baptism Saint Michael, Barbados, 5 Oct 1861, mother Susanna Greaves
John Francis Greaves (Seaman) married Dec 19, 1878 to Rebecca Jane Thornhill (Huckster) residence Shermans Bay (from marriage certificate)
Rebecca Jane Thornhill Greaves burial Aug 6, 1905, Westbury Cemetery, St Michael Parish, Barbados. Residence, Healis Village, place of birth St Peter
The last letter we have from Rebecca to my grandmother is dated July 28 1905 from Healis Village, Halls Road, Barbados. She mentions Lew and Ottillee in this letter. This may be a sister and aunt to Edwin Greaves. Thank you in advance for any information.


text: I'm searching for the surname Card in Belize in the late 1800's and early 1900's. They lived on the outskirts and may have been between borders with Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras. I've heard that the Card name may be one of the "founding families" in Belize. However, the family I'm looking for sort of disappears well before I can go back that far. I think most carrying the name were women, so they most likely married and changed names. Any information on this family would be much appreciated.


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By: Evan Jankens
National Anthem performances have been criticized for being lip synced, sung poorly — or just bad overall.
Yesterday a band named Madison Rising, which describes itself as "America's most patriotic rock band," chose to go a different way with their rendition of the National Anthem before the Daytona 500. Nascar fans are a different breed, in my opinion. The people who attend the races — yes, I know I am stereotyping, but they are patriotic. You will probably see more American flag jackets at the race than you have ever seen before.
Having said that, Madison Rising maybe thought they were catering to their audience… You be the judge for yourself and watch the video below.
Karsch and Anderson want to know what you thought of the performance. Was it better than Gary Clark Jr. at the NBA All-Star game?


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Nimisserie is an anthology of Chef Nimish Bhatia's presentations from the culinary caravan of fine smart-dining gathered, shared over decades.
We honour it as Aspect cooking, allowing you to also watch the performance of preparing progressively stylish Indian food, fused with modern culinary philosophies. The impassioned creations are underscored by a meticulous creative process and its myriad compositions.
Nimisserie greets you with a glass-clad wine cellar entrance, following three emblematic open-viewing stations conceived by Chef Nimish:
The Kebaberie – a rotator tandoor suspended horizontally
The Naanerie – a wood fired oven, dishing out breads
The Tawakerie – an open aspect-inspired take on the flat grill
In addition to open seating, Nimisserie also offers three secluded private dining spaces that can accommodate from 8 - 12 guests.
Every host at Nimisserie is well informed to greet, receive and share all aspects that make Nimisserie distinct and your presence most comfortable to return to.
Nimisserie is situated at 120 Brigade Road, just off Wood Street corner, Bengaluru.
For table reservations and enquiries, contact: 080- 69909068, 080-40988989


text: Amir Mourad is an Egyptian mystic, yogi, and spiritual teacher. Having once faced depression for several years, overwhelming fear of death, and increasing awareness of the realities of human suffering, he began his inquiries into the nature of existence. Studying the different philosophies of Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, and Western philosophy, he quickly discovered that the gathering of external knowledge, philosophies, or belief systems is insufficient for human freedom, nor can there be happiness in the world without self-knowledge. Beginning the practice of yoga, he immediately became absorbed into the discipline. After coming to a profound awakening and a series of inner transformations during a six-year period of living as a hermit, he founded the Shunya Yoga system. Shunya Yoga is an effort to unfold the full potential of a human being leading to self-realization, bliss, inner freedom, and total absorption into the gift of life.


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The Hummingbird Bakery Blueberry Cake
350g unsalted butter at room temperature
350g caster sugar
6 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
450g plain flour
2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons baking powder
280ml soured cream
250g fresh blueberries plus extra to decorate
Preheat the oven to 170° 325°F) Gas Mark 3
Grease and floor a 25cm ring mould
Cream the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy
Add the eggs one at a time, mixing well and scraping any unmixed
ingredients from the side of the bowl with a rubber spatula after each addition
Beat in the vanilla extract.
(I got this vanilla on my honeymoon in Mexico last year, Mexico grows the best vanilla pods!!)
Beat in the flour and baking powder until well mixed
Add the soured cream and mix well until everything is
combined and the mixture is light and fluffy
Gently stir in the blueberries by hand until evenly dispersed
Pour the mixture into the preparted ring mould and smooth over with a palette knife
(in my opinion this recipe makes too much batter, don't fill the mould as much as I did!)
Bake in the preheated oven for 40 minutes or until golden brown and the sponge bounces
back when touched (there was so much mix it took an hour before it was cooked)
back when touched (there was so much mix it took an hour before it was cooked)
Leave the cake to cool slightly in the mould before turning out
onto a wire cooling rack to cool completely
When the cakes is cold, put it on a serving plat, cover the top and sides with cream cheese frosting and decorate with more blueberries. Dust with a light sprinkling of icing sugar.
600g icing sugar, sifted
100g unsalted butter at room temperature
250g cream cheese, cold
Beat the icing sugar and butter together until the mixture comes together and is well mixed.
Add the cream cheese in one go and beat until it is completely incorporated. Turn the mixer
up to a medium-high speed. Continue beating until the frosting is light and fluffy, at
least 5 minutes. Do not overbeat, as it can quickly become runny.


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"I'm ready!" Justin Timberlake is making a new album
He's bringing sexy back. And by sexy, we mean music.
First Destiny's Child announce a comeback today, now another fave '00s pop act,Justin Timberlake, is back in the studio writing new material.
It's a good day for music.
"I think I'm ready," tweeted the superstar along with a video which shows him walking into a studio and eventually standing behind a microphone. Watch above!
Providing a rare insight into his creative process, JT explains how hard he is on himself when it comes to his music and that creativity and inspiration is not a continuously flowing river.
"I don't want to put anything out that I feel like is anything I don't love," he says. "You just don't get that every day. You have to wait for it. ... I'm ready."
People magazine reported last year that the former 'N Sync member and his longtime collaborator Timbaland had been "cooking up new material" and waiting for "the right time" to put it out.
Here's hoping that time is now.
Since his 2006 album Futuresex/Lovesounds, Justin has been keeping busy with other projects.
He bought into social networking site MySpace, starred in a movie about social networking site Facebook (The Social Network), made movies with Mila Kunis (Friends with Benefits) and Clint Eastwood (Trouble with the Curve), and got pretty damn social with actress Jessica Biel, marrying her in a lush Italian ceremony in October.
With a new wife, acting career and plenty of entrepreneurial ventures (he also owns a fashion label), it's a wonder that JT has time to hit the studio at all. We're so glad he is though. Watch this space!
View slideshow: 20 things we've learnt from pop music in 2012


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Bradford's superstar magician Dynamo is urging people to support the group which put him on the road to fame.
And he has hinted he might put in an appearance at Bradford Magic Circle's big family show in Bingley later this month.
The top illusionist, who has performed breathtaking stunts around the world – once appearing to walk across the Thames – credits the magic circle with helping him in his early career.
He has posted on his Twitter account: 'love magic'? Then go see Bradford Magic Circle's Hey Presto! on March 23 at Bingley Arts Centre.' And in a message to the Circle's entertainments officer Steve Gore, he added: "Bradford Magic Circle supported me and my magic when I was first starting out in my career and the show that they have been putting on for years is an amazing evening out for all the family. I'm hoping I'll be free that evening so I can go."
Dynamo – real name Steven Frayne – joined the Circle in 2002 and honed his skills in its competitions. He has kept in touch with a number of members.
"He's living the magic dream," said Mr Gore. "We have a few members who emulate him and would love to replicate his success. They audition using some of his famous card effects and moves."
Last year Mr Gore travelled to London to be considered as a consultant for Dynamo's TV show Magician Impossible, but clashing schedules meant he was unable to take things further.
He said: "I'd love to work with him one day. We are delighted that he keeps in touch and is supporting us. He has 1.5 million followers on Twitter and Facebook so hopefully the show will be a sell out. It would be great if he could come."
Hey Presto! features fellow Bradford members who are also now professional, including Michael Jordan, known as illusionist High Jinx, who appeared on ITV show Penn & Teller: Fool Us and, for the second year running, is headlining at Blackpool's Horseshoe Theatre. He is also an accomplished juggler, which he will be proving at the Hey Presto! show.
Bradford-born Russ Brown, who works at Blackpool Tower and Pleasure Beach, will also showcase his talents.
Other West Yorkshire performers include 17-year-old Sebastion Walton, a finalist in the talent contest Britain Does Variety, and Matthew Wright, who was a winner in the 2012 FISM World Championships of Magic and will be performing that winning act A stage, parlour and close-up magician, Matthew will be coming direct from The House of Illusion in Salou, Spain, where he has headlined and been creative director for many years. He will also be holding a lecture on magic on March 22, the night before the show, for Circle members and visiting magicians.
Ilkley-based Wright Theatre Arts dance company will open both halves of the show with a dance routine described as "sensational".
Bradford Magic Circle was formed in 1948, after an advert was placed in the October 23 edition of the Telegraph & Argus which read: "Hello, magicians! It is proposed to form a Circle Society or a Club of Magicians in Bradford."
Those interested were given a name and address to write to.
Since then, the Circle has seen hundreds of magicians go from strength to strength, performing visual and entertaining magic.
The Circle says that performing magic and improving magicians' skills and presentation have always been at the forefront of its aims, whilst also maintaining a friendly, polite and helpful membership.
Today, the Circle has more than 80 members, male and female, ranging in age from 14 to in the 90s, and meets monthly.
It also hosts five competitions: Close-up, Junior, Merit, Presidential and Stage. The competitions allow group members to showcase their magical styles, as well as new illusions and ideas.
The Circle's membership includes professional, semi-professional and amateur magicians who are all actively learning and studying the art of magic. Many are performing regularly, whether it be on the street, in clubs or at private functions.
The Circle has also raised thousands of pounds for charity over the years and says it will help raise funds for clubs, churches, charity organisations and schools, among others.
A practice manager at an optician's, but a magician and entertainer at heart, Mr Gore ended the interview with the Telegraph & Argus with the question: "What do you get if you cross an optician with a magician?"
Answer: "An optical illusion."


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This article provides information about resolving an issue with the IP address showing blank on email alerts.
The iDRAC6 in 11G servers (R410, R610, R710, etc.) may send email alerts with a blank IP address. Some environment may block the alert emails due to the blank email address.
This issue usually occurs when the DNS domain name is not mentioned in the iDRAC6 configuration. This issue may only be seen intermittently.
Update the iDRAC6 firmware to the most recent version. Versions 1.54 and lower are subject to this issue.
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Child benefit freeze 'to cost £400'
Freezing child benefit will cost families with two children more than £400 over the next few years, according to a new study.
The TUC said the Government's decision would lead to a real-terms cut in child benefit of £57.20 this year, £153.40 in 2012/13 and almost £200 during 2013/14.
General secretary Brendan Barber said: "Freezing the value of child benefit has already hit millions of families hard, and by 2014 many will be over £400 worse off.
"By ploughing ahead with the introduction of a costly means-test, the Government is only making the problem worse - introducing confusion and uncertainty into a system that used to work well as a way to provide vital support to millions of families.
"The best way to make the rich pay their share is through the tax system, but this Government has done the opposite by reducing taxes for the very wealthiest.
"Cutting the value of benefits for children and introducing complicated new assessments means those in greatest need will get less, with the poorest children suffering the most."


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Q-I am worried. About two years ago my husband and I sold our home and bought a larger one. We used that ``residence replacement rule`` you often discuss to defer paying tax on our sale profit of almost $75,000. Now my husband is seriously ill and may only live a few months. If he dies and I inherit his half of the house, will I have to pay tax on his half of the profit?
A-No. Don`t worry. When a person dies, any deferred tax is forgiven by your favorite Uncle Sam. Presuming you inherit your husband`s half of the house, any tax which would be due if the house were sold before his death is forgiven when you inherit his share.