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Press Releases
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2016 Press Releases
The Milford Bank Announces Promotions
November 30, 2016 – The Milford Bank has announced the promotions of two of its employees, Celeste Lohrenz and Janet Harrison… Read Release
The Milford Bank to Sponsor a Food Drive in Stratford, CT
November 2016 – The Milford Bank is pleased to sponsor a drive to collect non-perishable food items for The Sterling House and South End Community Center's food pantries… Read Release
The Milford Bank to Co-Sponsor a Collection for Food 2 Kids
November 2016 – The Milford Bank is pleased to sponsor a drive to collect donations for the Food 2 Kids program in Milford, CT… Read Release
5K Honoring Milford Veterans a Great Success
June 13, 2016 – Thank you to everyone who supported the 2nd Annual Milford Moves 5k, held on Sunday, June 12th. Thanks to your generosity, we raised over $7,500, which will benefit local programs for the Milford VFW, Milford DAV, Vietnam Veterans of America and the American Legion… Read Release
2015 Press Releases
Change in Management at The Milford Bank
April 30, 2015 – The Chairman of the Board of Trustees of The Milford Bank, Leo Carroll, has announced Bank President and CEO, Bob Macklin has retired effective April 30, 2015.
Susan Shields has been named the Bank's new President and CEO. Shields joined The Milford Bank in 1985 as its Controller. In 1999, she was named Chief Financial Officer of the Bank. In 2012, she was named Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Read Release
Free Seminar Series for Small Business Owners
February 24, 2015 – The Milford Bank, in partnership with the Stratford Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Stratford's Economic Development Office, will sponsor a series of seminars for small businesses owners and entrepreneurs during the months of March and April. The seminars will be presented by the U.S. Small Business Administration's CT District Office.
The seminars will be held at the Stratford Library, located at 2203 Main Street on Wednesday evenings from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Read Release
2014 Press Releases
Commemorative Coin Sales to Raise Money for Local Charities
Milford, CT June 3, 2014 – The Milford Bank has partnered with the Milford 375th committee to design a limited edition coin commemorating Milford's anniversary. The coins feature the Milford 375 logo on one side and The Milford Bank's logo on the other…Read Release
The Milford Bank Announces Changes in Management
June 2014 – The Chairman of the Board of Trustees of The Milford Bank, Leo Carroll, has announced Bank President and CEO, Bob Macklin will retire retire effective April 30, 2015….Read Release
The Milford Bank Adding New Features to Internet Banking
Milford, CT, March 25, 2014 – The Milford Bank will be making some important updates to its Online Bill Payment Service… Read Release
The Milford Bank Warns Consumers About a New Telephone Scam
Milford, CT, March 5, 2014 – The Milford Bank would like to make consumers aware of a new telephone scam. The Department of Banking has received reports today that Connecticut residents are the targets of a telephone scam requesting private account information… Read Release
The Milford Bank Announces Promotions
Milford, CT, February 10, 2014 – The Milford Bank has announced the promotions of two of its employees… Read Release
2013 Press Releases
West Haven Chamber of Commerce honors Viesti Berube
Milford, CT, May 9, 2013 – The West Haven Chamber of Commerce presented Lynn Viesti Berube, Vice President of The Milford Bank with the Chamber Service Award… Read Release
The Milford Bank to host First-Time Homebuyer Seminars
Milford, CT, May 9, 2013 – Want to buy your first home? Not sure where to start? The Milford Bank will host two first-time home buyer seminars during the month of May… Read Release
The Milford Bank to host two Electronics Recovery and Shred Service Events
Milford, CT, April 9, 2013 – The Milford Bank will host two Electronics Disposal and Shred Service Events during the month of May… Read Release
2012 Press Releases
Grants Available for Charity Groups
Milford, CT, October 15, 2012 – The Milford Bank Foundation is accepting grant proposals from 501(c)(3) charity groups serving the communities of Milford and Stratford, Connecticut. Read Release.
Shields Promoted to Chief Operating Officer
Milford, CT, September 24, 2012 – The Milford Bank has announced that Susan L. Shields has been promoted to the position of Chief Operating Officer of the Bank. In her new role, Shields will be responsible for meeting strategic objectives and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Bank. She will also be responsible for maintaining the Bank's strong fiscal foundation and positioning the Bank for future growth. Read Release.
The Milford Bank to Sponsor a Collection Drive for the Rape Crisis Center of Milford, Inc.
September 29, 2012 – The Milford Bank and the Rape Crisis Center of Milford, Inc. are teaming up to sponsor a drive to collect items which will be used for Victim Support Packages. Donated items may be dropped off at any office of The Milford Bank from September 1st until September 30th. Read Release.
The Milford Bank to Host a Photographic Walking Tour
Milford, CT, August 24, 2012 – The Milford Bank is pleased to announce it will host a photographic walking tour of Milford Center on Tuesday, September 25th, beginning at 5:30 pm. For this seminar, you'll explore Milford Center as you never have before. Read Release.
Commercial Record honors Santiago
Milford, CT, June 29, 2012–The Commercial Record has announced Jorge Santiago has been selected as a Community Bank Hero for 2012. Santiago was selected for his leadership and commitment both within the Bank and in the communities The Milford Bank serves. In addition to his position as Senior Vice President with the Bank, Mr. Santiago was very active in the PTO, serves as a United Way Leader on Loan, is an Advisory Board Member of the Square One Theater Company, an Executive Board Member of the Stratford Chamber of Commerce, is a Board Member of the Get in Touch Foundation and is President of the Boys & Girls Club of Milford. Read Release.
The Milford Bank Now Offers Mobile Banking Service
Milford, CT, July 7, 2012 – Customers of The Milford Bank now have anytime, anywhere account access using virtually any smartphone, thanks to The Milford Bank's newly introduced mobile banking service. Read Release.
Free Seminar Series Hosted by The Milford Bank
Milford, CT, May 10, 2012 – Throughout the month of June, The Milford Bank will hold weekly seminars on a variety of topics each Tuesday evening, beginning at 5:30 pm. Ever want to do things better, cheaper, faster or easier? Our classes can help you! Read Release.
The Milford Bank to host Electronics Recovery and Shred Services
Milford, CT, March 21, 2012 – The Milford Bank will host an Electronics Disposal Service and a Shred Service on Saturday, May 12th from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. The event will be held in the parking lot of the Bank's Main Office, located at 33 Broad Street on the Milford Green. Read Release.
The Milford Bank announces winner!
Milford, CT, February 15, 2012 – The Milford Bank is pleased to announce winner of its ShopRite grand opening raffle is Tonya Kutlik. Her prize is a four minute shopping spree at ShopRite, located at 250 Barnum Avenue Cutoff in Stratford on February 27th at 7:00 am. Read Release.
Ric Biroscak Graduates from the Connecticut School of Finance and Management
Milford, CT, April 6, 2012 – Ric Biroscak, Assistant Treasurer and Manager of Facilities and Security for The Milford Bank, was a recent graduate of the Connecticut School of Finance & Management. Graduates complete an intensive two year bank management training program sponsored by the Connecticut Bankers Association. Over 2,000 bankers have graduated from the school during its 51-year history. The program provides an opportunity for bank management personnel and other key employees of Connecticut's banking industry to obtain a more comprehensive knowledge and awareness of all facets of banking. Read Release.
Milford Chamber of Commerce Salutes The Milford Bank, Santiago
Milford, CT, January 26, 2012–At its 57th Annual Meeting and Awards of Distinction, the Milford Chamber of Commerce presented the Bank with the Corporate Award and Senior Vice President, Jorge Santiago with the Human Service Award. Read Release.
TMB Foundation Contributes to Local Charitable Groups
Milford, CT, January 2012 – The Milford Bank Foundation announced it has contributed a total of $12,750 to several community groups. Read Release.


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Dr Lindsay Davidson, B. Mus (Hons), Dip. Mus. Ed, PGCE, MA (Ed), PhD
Dr. Lindsay Davidson brings twenty years of teaching experience to the Embassy International School. This experience covers all age groups within the school, from Nursery through to the final years and extends beyond into University lecturing and includes a variety of curriculum areas. …
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… A major feature of Lindsay's career has been teaching workshops internationally, on 4 continents in topics ranging from music to teaching. Lindsay has also taught for the Institute of Music Education at Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce.
Dr Davidson's teaching philosophy is based upon a belief that we can all succeed at any time in life and from any starting position and is framed within the theory of Multiple Intelligences from Howard Gardner and growing research in the field of brain based learning. He has developed his own methodology of teaching musical instruments, with proven results, supported by research.
Lindsay's leadership experience started from a young age with musical ensembles, leading to his own music school based in Edinburgh, and after moving to Poland in 2001 continued to develop through project management and consultancy. Lindsay spent ten years working in the British International School of Cracow, several of them as Senior Teacher, IB Coordinator and Deputy Head and there he oversaw the redevelopment of policies, creation and introduction of a pastoral care programme, quality control procedures, organisational streamlining, expansion and delivery of a new management structure as well as serving as University and Careers Advisor.
Lindsay studied in Edinburgh University and Napier University, in Scotland, gained his general teaching qualification from Sunderland University, England and his Master's in Education (including educational leadership) from Bath University, also in England.
Lindsay has an active life as a practising musician, writer and a composer, with concerts in over 40 countries on 5 continents and works performed and published across the world. His website discusses this in more detail. He also works as a translator from Polish to English.

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co-bedding revisited
Hi there! premenrs asked me to post this on the board for you all! Here's the message she sent with the picture:
These are the first babies we co-bedded. Their mom and dad are very proud of them and brought this picture in to show us how they STILL co-bed. Apparently, this is their favorite position!
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Joined: Oct '00; Posts: 10,237; Likes: 64Jul 15, '02No problem premenrs!
Actually, this is how my hubby usually ends up sleeping all the time, only it's not nearly as cute!
:chuckle HeatherJul 15, '02LOL!!!:chuckle That is cute!!
I had a triplet mom tell me the other day when she brought the second baby home, she put them in the same crib and they immediately curled up together! She forgot to take a picture.Jul 15, '02Oh how cute! Makes me want to hold one...well okay...one in each arm! :chuckle Thanks for sharing them with us prmenrs...and thanks for posting it for us Heather. :kissJul 16, '02How sad, our unit doesn't allow co-bedding. Seems like great fun. Good for the babies too, I imagine. The closest we get is beds side-by-side so the parents can hold at the same time.Jul 16, '02I've got a great picture in my retirement scrapebook of 3 little butts lined up--A and B were marked on the diapers, but C was blank. Maybe I can get someone to scan it in for me.
Thus far the worst we've had for sharing germs has been conjunctivitis. We separated, put them both on eye ointment, and re-co-bedded after about a week.Jul 16, '02They are so adorable,,,,,,,,,, think co bedding is only way to go,,,, lmao heather,,,,, same with hubby here,,,, and still not as cute,,,,!!!!!! ~Moon~Jul 16, '02I think my unit is against it because of the sharing germs thing. Then again, we allow parents to hold both babies at the same time and wouldn't that share just as many germs?
I sometimes but babies together when I changing one twin's bedding, but that's the closest I get.Jul 16, '02{I had a triplet mom tell me the other day when she brought the second baby home, she put them in the same crib and they immediately curled up together}
Thats so true, as soon a I brought my twins home they always moved their tiny heads together. They were so cute! Well they still are. Too bad they were not allowed to be in the same bed warmers (i dont know what they are called):imbarJul 16, '02I would send a picture of them but I dont have a scanner. Maybe Ill have my friend do it for me.Jul 16, '02It's not only with twins! We did a family bed thing when the kids where little (I needed the sleep and they didn't sleep!) When they got a little older I would often find the younger one had crawled into bed with the older one and the older one ALWAYS had the younger one cradled in his/her arms. It was really neat to see. Sometimes it was like a message from God that the really did love each other.
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Micky Dolenz had moved on. Really, all of the Monkees had. But two decades after their hey day, a massive rerun campaign for their old television show hurtled the group back to fame in the mid-1980s.
Suddenly, they were caught up in a new wave of Monkee-mania. There would be a few concert dates, the thinking went, to capitalize on things. Maybe an album. Then, they'd go back to their former lives. Or so Dolenz thought.
"I was very surprised," Dolenz tells X-Rock. "It was supposed to be a very short, little summer tour. It took us all by surprise. I was supposed to go back to England and start producing another television show, and I never did. [Laughs.]"
They gathered in the studio to complete Pool It, featuring the single "Heart and Soul" — then released a video that played on the band's long layoff, depicting Dolenz, Peter Tork and Davy Jones rising out a deep freeze. The impish humor of their original TV show was reborn.
"It was just a joke — like Rip Van Winkle," Dolenz says, laughing again. "I think Austin Powers used the same gag years later in one of the movies, if I'm not mistaken. It wasn't too deep."
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KPJ Healthcare Berhad (KPJ or the Group) is Malaysia's leading provider of private healthcare services. Since its introduction of one of the first among private specialist hospitals in Johor in 1981, the Group has been at the forefront of the healthcare industry.
Driven by its core values of Safety, Courtesy, Integrity, Professionalism and Continuous Improvement, KPJ's integrated network consists of 25 specialist hospitals located throughout the nation. With its expansion abroad, the Group currently has two hospitals in Indonesia, a sizable share in a hospital in Bangkok, a hospital in Bangladesh, as well as a retirement and age-care resort in Australia.
KPJ's competitive advantage lies in its extensive reach and presence in the highly competitive private healthcare industry. With its hospitals located in various parts of the nation, the Group's hospitals are easily accessible and offer a diverse range of medical specialist services, many of which among are major firsts in the nation's healthcare industry.
The Group has made outstanding inroads in the application of integrated Group-wide technology. The adoption of Cloud Computing has further enhanced the ability of the medical consultants in assessing patient information in real-time, to ensure delivery of a seamless service. To further optimise the handling of patients' records and increase hospital efficiency, continuous improvements are being undertaken to advance its Clinical Information System (KCIS).
The Group's extensive experience in hospital development and management spanning three and a half decades also means that the Group is built based on strong, dependable fundamentals. These serve as a solid bedrock as the industry continues to evolve and change over time.
In growing the health tourism segment, our aggressive marketing strategies continue to show stellar results as we have expanded our footprint in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Australasia, and Kazakhstan (a member of the Commonwealth of Independent Countries).
Apart from hospital-based care, the KPJ Group made its mark in healthcare-related industries, primarily KPJ Senior Living Care services and Healthcare Education. These thriving sub-sectors hold tremendous potential for the future, in line with the increasing consumer demand.
Our hospitals continue to be recognised by accreditation bodies such as the Malaysian Society for Quality in Health (MSQH) and the Joint Commission International (JCI). KPJ hospitals have been certified by Integrated Management System (IMS) that integrates and emphasises on the Quality Management System (MS ISO 9001:2015); Environment (MS ISO 14001:2004); Occupational Safety and Health (OHSAS 18001:2007) Systems as well as other ISO and SIRIM certifications.
We continue to touch the lives of the impoverished and underprivileged in communities through our management of Klinik Wakaf An-Nur (KWAN) initiative. Since the inception of the first KWAN charity clinic in Johor in 1988, it has since served more than one million patients. Today, the KWAN network encompasses one hospital in Johor, 18 clinics throughout Malaysia, as well as four mobile clinics in Kuala Lumpur, Johor and Selangor.


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Stone Ridge Apartments are at 600 E Arkansas Lane, Arlington, Texas. These apartments are conveniently located next to Highway 303 and Interstate 20, yet they are in a peaceful and quiet setting. Apartments with one, two or three bedrooms are leased and come with either one or two bathrooms. There is an on-site laundry facility and a pleasant picnic area on the grounds. There is also Internet access, and some pets are allowed. Amenities at Stone Ridge Apartments vary and include extra storage, walk-in closets and ceramic tile. Apartments come with balconies, decks and patios depending on location. Some apartments come with ceiling fans, a dishwasher, a garbage disposal, upgrade appliances and a fireplace. These apartments are close to restaurants and shopping including First Chinese BBQ and Cho Saigon New Market. They are also within easy driving distance to Lake Arlington and Mountain Creek Lake Park as well as AT&T Stadium and the University of Texas at Arlington.


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October 08, 2013 07:30 ET
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA and VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Oct. 8, 2013) - OceanaGold Corporation ("OceanaGold") (ASX:OGC)(TSX:OGC)(NZX:OGC) and Pacific Rim Mining Corp. ("Pacific Rim") (TSX:PMU)(OTCQX:PFRMF) are pleased to announce that the companies have entered into a definitive agreement (the "Agreement") pursuant to which OceanaGold has agreed to acquire all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Pacific Rim in an all-share transaction to be completed by way of a statutory plan of arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia) (the "Arrangement"). Pacific Rim's principal asset is the high-grade, El Dorado Gold Project ("El Dorado") in El Salvador.1
Benefits for OceanaGold shareholders
Benefits for Pacific Rim shareholders
1 Refer to the "Current Status of the International Arbitration" section of this release for more details about the status of permit applications for El Dorado.
2 The mineral resource estimates presented above have been calculated in accordance with NI 43-101 as required by Canadian securities regulatory authorities, which differ from standards of the SEC. The resource estimates contained in this discussion would not be permitted in reports of the United States' companies filed with the SEC.
Catherine McLeod-Seltzer, Chairman of Pacific Rim, states, "We are very pleased to have negotiated a transaction with OceanaGold that we believe reduces risk for our shareholders while providing them with continued participation in the high grade El Dorado Gold Project and the upside that comes with OceanaGold's existing operations and forward trajectory." Tom Shrake, President and CEO of Pacific Rim adds, "OceanaGold is a technically savvy and eminently capable mine-builder with a demonstrated long-range commitment to developing and operating mines in challenging environments with the utmost consideration for social and environmental stewardship. We believe OceanaGold is the perfect company to take the reins on behalf of our shareholders and are confident in their ability to bring the El Dorado Project to fruition."
Mick Wilkes, Managing Director and CEO of OceanaGold commented, "We believe this transaction will provide OceanaGold shareholders with potential exposure to a high grade gold-silver resource located in a very prospective region. This project has the potential to be an economic engine for El Salvador much like how our recently commissioned world-class Didipio Mine has been for northern Luzon in the Philippines. This transaction aligns well with our strategy to create value through investment in high quality, low cost assets and utilising the OceanaGold's experience in building and operating gold mines in an environmentally and socially sustainable manner. El Dorado further complements our high grade gold-copper Didipio Mine in the Philippines and we will look to replicate the successes we've achieved in New Zealand and the Philippines in El Salvador. OceanaGold looks forward to working with our local community and government partners in establishing a roadmap to unlock the opportunity at El Dorado for El Salvador."
Highlights of the Arrangement
Under the Arrangement, OceanaGold will acquire all of the common shares of Pacific Rim that it does not already own, in exchange for issuing to Pacific Rim shareholders 0.04006 of a common share of OceanaGold for each Pacific Rim common share, resulting in OceanaGold issuing approximately 6.76 million OceanaGold common shares to Pacific Rim shareholders. The consideration to Pacific Rim shareholders pursuant to the Arrangement equates to C$0.060497 per Pacific Rim common share, representing a 50% premium over Pacific Rim's 20 day volume weighted average trading price on the Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") and a 73% premium over Pacific Rim's TSX closing price on October 7, 2013. The proposed Arrangement is valued at C$10.2 million (based on October 7, 2013 closing price).
The Arrangement has been unanimously approved by the Boards of Directors of OceanaGold and Pacific Rim (other than one common director of Pacific Rim and OceanaGold who has a disclosable interest in the transaction and, accordingly, abstained from voting). The Arrangement will be subject to customary conditions for transactions of this nature, and is required to be approved by at least 66 2/3% of the votes cast by the Pacific Rim shareholders at a special meeting of Pacific Rim shareholders to be called shortly. Pursuant to Multilateral Instrument 61-101 - Protection of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactions, the Arrangement must also be approved by a simple majority of votes cast by shareholders excluding shares beneficially owned, or over which control or direction is exercised, by OceanaGold and any of its related parties. The Arrangement is subject to applicable regulatory and exchange approvals, and the approval of the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
The Agreement also includes non-solicitation covenants from Pacific Rim of alternative proposals, rights for OceanaGold to match any superior proposals and fiduciary-out provisions. Additionally, the Agreement provides for the payment of a termination fee of C$500,000 to OceanaGold upon the occurrence of certain events.
Canaccord Genuity Corp. is acting as financial advisor to Pacific Rim and Evans & Evans, Inc. has provided a formal valuation and an opinion to Pacific Rim that, subject to the assumptions, limitations and qualifications in such opinion, the consideration to be received by Pacific Rim shareholders (other than OceanaGold) is fair, from a financial point of view, to Pacific Rim shareholders (other than OceanaGold). The Board of Directors of Pacific Rim, and a special committee of independent directors of Pacific Rim established to review and consider the transaction, have determined the Arrangement is in the best interest of Pacific Rim's shareholders, and have recommended that holders of Pacific Rim shares vote in favour of the Arrangement. All of the executive officers and directors of Pacific Rim have entered into lock-up and support agreements with OceanaGold under which they have agreed to vote in favour of the Arrangement.
The Board of Directors of Pacific Rim will include the recommendation that Pacific Rim shareholders vote in favour of the Arrangement in its management information circular (the "Circular") that is expected to be filed with the regulatory authorities and mailed to Pacific Rim shareholders in October 2013 in relation to the special meeting of Pacific Rim shareholders expected to be held in November 2013. Full details of the Arrangement will be included in the Circular. The Arrangement is expected to close in November 2013.
OceanaGold currently owns 42,150,000 Pacific Rim common shares, which represents 19.98% of the issued and outstanding common shares.
Bridge Financing
In connection with the Arrangement, OceanaGold has also agreed to advance to Pacific Rim an aggregate of up to $1 million, to be drawn by Pacific Rim as needed for working capital purposes. These advances will be made with an interest rate of 10% per annum with a maturity date of October 7, 2014, subject to early repayment in certain circumstances. This loan is also secured by a first priority pledge over 10% of Pacific Rim's holdings in its wholly-owned subsidiary, Pacific Rim Cayman LLC.
Current Status of the International Arbitration
In 2009, Pacific Rim filed an arbitration claim with the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in Washington District of Columbia, seeking monetary compensation under the Investment Law of El Salvador. This follows the passive refusal of the Government of El Salvador to issue a decision on Pacific Rim's application for environmental and mining permits for the El Dorado Project. The matter is now in the final phase of arbitration and Pacific Rim filed its statement of claim in March 2013. The next step of the final phase of arbitration is a submission by the Government of El Salvador by January 10, 2014, followed by written rebuttals by both parties and oral testimonies by mid-calendar year 2014. A decision is then expected after the submissions and testimonies. Notwithstanding the current arbitration, OceanaGold will also continue to seek a negotiated resolution to the El Dorado permitting impasse.
Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP is acting as legal counsel to OceanaGold. DuMoulin Black LLP is acting as legal counsel to Pacific Rim.
About OceanaGold Corporation
OceanaGold Corporation is a significant multinational gold producer with mines located on the South Island of New Zealand and in the Philippines. OceanaGold's assets encompass New Zealand's largest gold mining operation at the Macraes goldfield in Otago which is made up of the Macraes Open Pit and the Frasers Underground mines. Additionally, on the west coast of the South Island, OceanaGold operates the Reefton Open Pit mine. OceanaGold's Didipio Mine in northern Luzon, Philippines commenced commercial production on April 1, 2013 and is expected to produce 100,000 ounces of gold and 14,000 tonnes of copper per year on average over an estimated 16 year mine life. OceanaGold expects to produce 285,000 to 325,000 ounces of gold in 2013 from the New Zealand and Philippine operations combined and 15,000 to 18,000 tonnes of copper in 2013 from the Philippine operations.
OceanaGold is listed on the Toronto, Australian and New Zealand stock exchanges under the symbol OGC.
About Pacific Rim Mining Corp.
Pacific Rim is a mineral exploration company focused on high grade, environmentally clean gold deposits in the Americas and committed to excellence in environmental stewardship and social responsibility. Pacific Rim's primary asset is the advanced-stage, vein-hosted El Dorado gold deposit in El Salvador, where Pacific Rim also owns several grassroots gold projects. Pacific Rim's shares trade under the symbol PMU on the TSX and on the OTCQX market in the US under the symbol PFRMF.
On behalf of the Board of OceanaGold Corporation
Michael F. Wilkes, Managing Director and CEO
On behalf of the Board of Pacific Rim Mining Corp.
Thomas C. Shrake, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
Certain information contained in this media release, including any information relating to the Arrangement and OceanaGold's or Pacific Rim's future financial or operating performance may be deemed "forward-looking". These statements relate to future events or future performance and reflect OceanaGold's and Pacific Rim's expectations regarding the Arrangement, and the future growth, results of operations, business prospects and opportunities of OceanaGold, Pacific Rim and the combined company. These forward-looking statements also reflect OceanaGold's and Pacific Rim's current internal projections, expectations or beliefs and are based on information currently available to OceanaGold and Pacific Rim, respectively. In some cases forward-looking information can be identified by terminology such as "may", "will", "should", "expect", "intend", "plan", "anticipate", "believe", "estimate", "projects", "potential", "scheduled", "forecast", "budget" or the negative of those terms or other comparable terminology. Forward-looking statements in this news release include, but are not limited to, statements relating to the completion of the Arrangement, the resolution of Pacific Rim's arbitration claim, and the development of the El Dorado Project.
Assumptions upon which such forward-looking information is based include that OceanaGold and Pacific Rim will be able to satisfy the conditions to the Arrangement, that the required approvals will be obtained from the shareholders of Pacific Rim, that all third party regulatory and governmental approvals to the Arrangement will be obtained, including the approval of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, that all other conditions to completion of the Arrangement will be satisfied or waived, that actual results or exploration activities will be as expected, that the current price of and demand for gold will be sustained or will improve, that general business and economic conditions will not change in a material adverse manner, that Pacific Rim's arbitration claim will be successful and that Pacific Rim will be able to advance the El Dorado Project. Such forward-looking information is subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements. Some of these risks and uncertainties include: the failure to realize the anticipated benefits of the Arrangement; general economic and market factors (including changes in global, national or regional financial, credit, currency or securities markets); changes in the economic parameters of the El Dorado Project since the completion of the pre-feasibility study and NI 43-101 technical report; changes or developments in global, national or regional political conditions (including any act of terrorism or war), changes in laws (including tax laws) and changes in GAAP or regulatory accounting requirements; fluctuations in the price of gold; the inability to obtain required consents, permits or approvals, including court approval of the Arrangement and Pacific Rim shareholder approval of the Arrangement in accordance with the required timelines contained in the Agreement; the inability to satisfy the other conditions to the Agreement prior to the specified outside date; that Pacific Rim's arbitration claim may not be successful; mine life and anticipated rates of gold and copper production from OceanaGold's New Zealand and Philippines operations not materializing as expected; and other risk factors as outlined in both Pacific Rim's and OceanaGold's most recent annual filings. Readers are cautioned that the foregoing list of factors is not exhaustive. Although OceanaGold and Pacific Rim believe that the forward-looking information contained in this news release is based on reasonable assumptions, readers cannot be assured that actual outcomes or results will be consistent with such statements. Accordingly, readers are cautioned against placing undue reliance on forward-looking information. OceanaGold and Pacific Rim expressly disclaim any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, events or otherwise, except as required by applicable securities laws.
National Instrument (NI) 43-101 Disclosure
Mr. William Gehlen, Vice President Exploration of Pacific Rim is responsible for technical information regarding the El Dorado Project disclosed in this news release. Mr. Gehlen is a Certified Professional Geologist with the AIPG (No. 10626), an employee of Pacific Rim and a Qualified Person as defined in NI 43-101. Technical information related to the El Dorado Project presented in this news release was vetted by and/or prepared by or under the supervision of Mr. Gehlen. Mr. Gehlen consents to the inclusion of Pacific Rim's resources estimates in the form and context in which this information appears in this release.
The El Dorado Project resource estimate referred to herein is the most recent resource estimate of the El Dorado Project and was publicly issued by Pacific Rim on January 17, 2008. It was prepared by Mr. Steven Ristorcelli, P.Geo., of Mine Development Associates, Reno, Nevada (who is an independent Qualified Person as defined in NI 43-101) and conforms to current CIM Standards on Mineral Resources and Reserves. This El Dorado Project resources estimate is based on a gold equivalent cut-off grade of 4.0 grams AuEq per tonne and a silver to gold ratio of 70 to 1. Mr. Ristorcelli and others at Mine Development Associates have verified the data used to tabulate these resources by auditing Pacific Rim's drill results database, reviewing drill sections, and examining drill core. A technical report in support of the El Dorado Project resource estimate, co-authored by Mr. Steven Ristorcelli, P.Geo., and Mr. Peter Ronning, P.Eng., each of whom is an independent Qualified Person as defined in NI 43-101, was filed on SEDAR on March 3, 2008.
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Drop one of JC Whitney's hot cams into your Beetle and you'd get THIS!
1975 JC Whitney catalog: A bonanza of aftermarket Volkswagen goodies
April 10, 2014
Back before there was the Internet, or even big car-parts chain stores, there was the JC Whitney catalog. Printed on cheap, pulpy paper and featuring tens of thousands of tiny, hand-drawn illustrations, these thick books gave me many hours of enjoyment in the early 1980s, as I fantasized about how I'd modify my incredibly sketchy and hooptified '58 Beetle. Now I've picked up a 1975 JC Whitney catalog, and the Volkswagen section is even better than I remembered! Let's check out a few highlights.
You had to split open the engine case to install a cam in an air-cooled VW engine, so these kits were not for the faint of heart.
POWER for your Volkswagen! Yes, for 50 bucks, you could get a complete camshaft kit, including one with an absurd 342-degree duration and a (probably optimistic) idle of 2,000 rpm. The illustration showing a Beetle exploding into a berserk wheelie tells the whole story here.
I have never seen one of these in the wild, though I have seen a few Beetles with Ford 2300 Pinto engines.
Back when junkyards were overflowing with Chevrolet Corvairs, this Corvair-to-VW engine-swap kit might have made sense. Actually, no, it never made sense. Overheating? Lethal oversteer? No problem!
Why should the Econoline guys have all the fun?
When customizing your Beetle back in 1975, you really needed some groo-oovy bubble windows. Which is best: the funhouse-mirror-style, hallucino-vision double-bubble rear window or the Sawzall-the-roof bubble skylight?
You saw these two kits EVERYWHERE in California during the mid-70s through the early 1980s.
I don't recall ever seeing a Beetle with bubble windows back in the 1970s, but I sure saw plenty of Beetles with these Baja Bug kits during my Northern California childhood. You could stick with the quasi-street-legal "wide-eye" kit (which gave you headlights and taillights in roughly the factory locations), or you could let The Man know you weren't following his stupid rules and get the "basher" kit.
Want to make your Karmann Ghia into an Alfa Romeo Giulietta? No problem!
These accessories were also very popular. Beetle owners were always bashing in their sheetmetal hoods, so the fiberglass replacement sold well. The air scoops for Transporters and Beetles allegedly helped with those vehicles' chronic overheating problems, and I'm sure someone still makes them. And how about the "grille" that turned your Karmann Ghia into an Alfa Romeo Duetto?
Want your Beetle to look like a 911? Only $19.98!
A set of 911-influenced hubcaps would make any air-cooled Volkswagen look sportier.
You still see the occasional "Rolls-Royce" Beetle, but the "1940 Ford" Beetles have all been crushed.
If you were ready to shell out close to 200 bucks, your Beetle could have had a Rolls-Royce- or '40 Ford-influenced body kit, complete with Continental-type engine cover. These kits were surprisingly common back in the middle 1970s, and you still see them from time to time.


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America's most important animator has written and directed just one movie since the turn of the century, though he's put his handprint on almost two dozen shorts and features over that span.
Things get better when he ropes writers and directors into production meetings. Those can drag on for years, as they did with "Finding Nemo" and "Wall-E," but Pixar's unbroken string of well-respected hits testifies to his skill. And now that John Lasseter is also in charge of Disney's animation, the Mouse House has reaped the benefits. Case in point: "Bolt."
The action-packed, sight gag-crammed trailer led me to expect the mayhem Disney unleashed in "Meet the Robinsons," which had Lasseter's name on it as executive producer but didn't have the man himself along from start to finish. Instead, "Bolt" shows the warmth, balanced humor and not-quite-over-the-top excitement we associate with Pixar. (The opening sequence alone proves directors Byron Howard and Chris Williams could've made a better Bond sequel than Marc Forster.)
The plot has echoes of "The Truman Show": Bolt, star of a popular TV program, believes he's a superdog capable of stopping a speeding truck with his snout or buckling a highway with his bark. Just as Truman did, he must accept that what he thought of as real life is a carefully manufactured popular entertainment, in which everyone but he is wise to the gimmick.
Yet the script by Dan Fogelman and Williams goes beyond that premise to teach kids a wise lesson: Dream big, but learn your capabilities and exploit them to the fullest, whatever your limitations may be. Bolt (voiced by John Travolta) gets wised up by a lonely, suspicious alley cat (Susie Essman), but he learns that vulnerability isn't a disaster. Meanwhile, he teaches Mittens the feline that commitment to others need not bring an end to freedom.
"Bolt" has the magical quality of great animation, the ability to touch us without the hint of preachiness or manipulation. It doesn't seem calculated to sell toys or action figures, as so many Disney movies did in the 1980s and '90s. (Though I warn you that kids may want a hamster after watching Rhino, Bolt's irrepressible sidekick, conquer the world from inside his transparent plastic ball.)
The movie follows the conventional lost-then-found, imperiled-then-rescued template that this kind of animated story usually gets, but it's executed with taste and believability. Lasseter and crew have chosen precisely the right voices, too. Travolta may be cast for bankability, but he's an endearing dog.
Animator Mark Walton gets his first significant role as cheerful Rhino, setting off the winsome Travolta and waggish Essman. The apt cast includes Malcolm McDowell as a villain on Bolt's TV show, Greg Germann as an agent who hears nothing but the clink of cash registers, and tweenie sensation Miley Cyrus as Bolt's human co-star on the show and best friend. (She does a sensitive job.)
Lasseter, whose favorite movie is "Dumbo," has made careful use of 3-D technology while making sure the movie will work when shown like one of the "flat" classics of his childhood, as it will be in most theaters. (StoneCrest and Northlake have it in 3-D.)
The third dimension is used mostly to supply visual depth, not to shock or startle us; the effect I remember most is a joke with a Styrofoam peanut. Lasseter wants to wed new technology to old-fashioned storytelling, which is wise. A fellow named Walt Disney did that more than seven decades ago.


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Name: Hannah Foster
From: Perkinston, MS
Grade: college sophmore
School: Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Perkinston Campus
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When I decided to volunteer at a homeless shelter, I had no idea what
journey and experience awaited me. I chose to volunteer at the
shelter because I wanted to make a difference and help others. I
began to dislike going though. This was due to me having to wake up
at 5:00am every morning. Despite my abhorrence towards waking up that
early, I got ready and left each morning. The shelter that I
volunteered for was called Dreaming Central. When the building was
empty, it seemed to be clean, new, and big. When the building was
filled with people, the ambiance of the entire building changed. I
volunteered here for six hours a week, twenty four hours a month, and
two hundred and eighty eight hours in that year. I fed the homeless,
gave them clean clothes and warm blankets, and I sat and talked with
My biggest challenge was to stay positive there. It felt as if a grey
clod hung over the homeless people. Many of them lacked teeth, clean
clothes, and just personal pride. They were all tied together by the
fact that they were all unsuccessful in their lives. Listening to
their stories and conversations, I learned how easy it is to become
homeless. That alone was pretty upsetting. The most rewarding or
satisfying thing were the smiles on their faces and the occasionally
"thank you" I would receive. I was glad to be able to help
without expecting anything in return.
I see my actions as forward looking in the sense that I learned a lot
from many of the homeless people that I can apply to my everyday life
to improve it or stop it from spiraling down as theirs did. To me,
forward looking means to look to the future and to see what it may
hold. A change I would love to see and possibly help with is to
decrease the number of homeless people by helping them get jobs and
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to see just how many homeless people there are and how homelessness
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October 12, 2012 14:11 ET
LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwire - Oct 12, 2012) - Las Vegas Railway Express, Inc. ("X" Train), a Delaware company (OTCQB: XTRN), is pleased to announce the company has executed an agreement with a private owner to acquire two additional Bi-Level passenger railcars for its "X Train" project. The acquisition brings the first railset to a total of 12 rail cars for the X Train. The terms of the cash purchase were not disclosed. "These railcars are to be added to the railset of passenger cars we first purchased in August of this year," stated Joseph Cosio-Barron, Asset Development Managing Director for the Company. "My charge is to acquire a total of two complete railsets for the X Train to meet the anticipated demand for the service." The first railset is the first of several which will undergo extensive renovation under the supervision of Mr. Cosio-Barron.
"X" Train President & CEO Michael A. Barron said, "We continue to acquire sets of railcars. Our plan is to include these cars into the previous purchase set and to begin renovation work later this year."
About Las Vegas Railway Express, Inc
Las Vegas Railway Express, Inc. has been planning for the establishment of a "Vegas Class" passenger train service between Los Angeles and Las Vegas since early 2009. Service departures are planned to be Thursday and Friday to Las Vegas with returns on Sunday back to Los Angeles. An introductory price of $99 each way includes Vegas Class accommodation and all-inclusive food & beverage. In addition, the "X" Train will also offer the ability for its passengers to book hotel rooms, transportation transfers, entertainment & show tickets and other travel incidentals. For more information, please visit the Company website at http://www.vegasxtrain.com.
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Ever since its launch, you have been able to stream LAB releases on Spotify – but it is now easier than ever before to buy and add them to your permanent music collection.
Spotify is challenging the iTunes domination of the download market with the addition of a 'buy' link next to all tracks on the service. Download credits can be bought in bundles of 10, 15, 40 or 100.
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Small archives visited by the HCI-PSAR survey team are listed on the project's finding aid website.
HCI-PSAR staff collaborated on the creation of a directory of History Affiliates members encompassing all types of history and heritage organizations in the five-county area. It features a filter to display only small archival repositories within the HA directory.


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`Lone Ranger' TV Star Clayton Moore Rides Into the Sunset
Clayton Moore was one actor who never complained about typecasting. In fact, he insisted on it.
Moore, who died of a heart attack yesterday in Los Angeles at the age of 85, clung lovingly to his iconic role as the heroic masked man in the television series "The Lone Ranger."
"Once I got the Lone Ranger role, I didn't want any other," Moore said in a newspaper interview in 1985. "I like playing the good guy."
That's exactly what he did for most of the 221 half-hour "Lone Ranger" episodes that ran on ABC from 1949 through 1957.
To the public, Moore remained the good guy when the Wrather Corp., which owned the character, won a court restraining order to strip him of his Lone Ranger mask in 1979.
The restraining order was prompted by plans to make a feature film, "The Legend of the Lone Ranger," with young actor Klinton Spilsbury in the title role.
Despite the injunction, Moore capitalized on public sympathy as he continued to make public appearances in his Lone Ranger costume, substituting wraparound sunglasses for the mask. The court order was lifted in 1984.
The fan support spoke not only to Moore's loyalty toward his most famous role, but also to Baby Boomers' fond memories of the TV show.
The son of a Chicago real estate developer, Moore had been a trapeze performer, a male model and a minor movie actor when George Trendle, the man who then owned the Lone Ranger copyright, asked him to play the Western hero on TV.
Trendle may have been impressed by Moore's carved good looks and clear Midwestern diction.
Moore later said he answered, "Mr. Trendle, I am the Lone Ranger."
"The Lone Ranger" was part of the first wave of TV Westerns, before "Gunsmoke" led the "adult Western" wave later in the 1950s.
In "The Lone Ranger" and shows of its ilk, there was minimal character development, stark contrast between "good guys" and "bad guys" and relatively inconsequential violence. The Lone Ranger fired his gun only to wound or disarm his adversaries, never to kill them.
Based on a radio series, "The Lone Ranger" did, however, offer a fairly complex backstory. Moore's character had been John Reid, one of a posse of six Rangers ambushed by the Butch Cavendish gang.
Reid had been left for dead but was nursed back to health by an American Indian, Tonto (Jay Silverheels), who called him "kemo sabe" (trusty scout).
Reid scrapped his old identity, donned a mask, loaded his revolver with silver bullets and, accompanied by Tonto, set off on his horse, Silver, to fight evil in the Old West.
Children in the early 1950s, and their parents, knew by heart the show's classic opening.
To the strains of Rossini's "William Tell Overture" and the sight of Moore mounted on Silver, announcer Fred Foy invited viewers to "return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. The Lone Ranger rides again!"
As Moore rode Silver up a rock formation, Foy added, "A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty 'Hi-yo Silver!' The Lone Ranger!"
Moore wasn't TV's only Lone Ranger. During a contract dispute over pay, Moore was replaced by John Hart in 1952.
"It's not a sore subject," Moore said in an interview years later. "I know John very well. He's a very fine gentleman. He replaced me for 52 pictures (episodes). We had a contractual problem, or I did with the Lone Ranger Co. I demanded more money. I would have wanted better treatment. And so I had to ask them to get somebody else, which they did."
Moore credited "public demand" for his return to the role in 1954. Besides starring in the TV show, he played the Lone Ranger in at least two feature film spin-offs in the 1950s.
After the death of the series, which at one time had been ABC's most popular show, Moore kept the character alive in commercials and public appearances. But he had fallen into obscurity until the 1979 court order deprived him of his mask.


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The 25-year-old moved from Spurs in the transfer window but the deal was rushed through as a loan before he signed as a Pompey player early in January.
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Coffeyville Nitrogen Fertilizer Plant Adjusts Turnaround Dates
Oct 01, 2010, 01:50 ET
COFFEYVILLE, Kan., Oct. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Coffeyville Resources Nitrogen Fertilizers announced today that it will move up its planned turnaround program at production facilities here after a rupture occurred in a high-pressure Urea Ammonium Nitrate (UAN) vessel.
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A biannual turnaround had been planned to begin on Tuesday, Oct. 5, and run in stages through Wednesday, Oct. 27. Part of that work will now be pulled forward to minimize impact on production schedules.
The incident occurred shortly after 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 30. No employees were injured.
Although the incident was heard throughout the area surrounding the plant, no major impacts were reported beyond the facility's fence line. The remainder of the plant was brought down in an orderly fashion subsequent to the rupture. Damage was centered at the UAN facility, but no damage estimates were immediately available. Early indications suggest that the gasification and ammonia synthesis plants were not materially impacted.
The adjacent Coffeyville Resources Refining & Marketing 115,000 barrel per day refinery continues to operate normally.
Coffeyville Resources Nitrogen Fertilizers, LLC, and Coffeyville Resources Refining & Marketing, LLC, are subsidiaries of CVR Energy, Inc.
About CVR Energy, Inc.
Headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas, CVR Energy, Inc.'s subsidiary and affiliated businesses include an independent refiner that operates a 115,000 barrel per day refinery in Coffeyville, Kan., and markets high value transportation fuels supplied to customers through tanker trucks and pipeline terminals; a crude oil gathering system serving Kansas, northern Oklahoma, western Missouri and southwestern Nebraska; an asphalt and refined fuels storage and terminal business in Phillipsburg, Kan.; and through a limited partnership, an ammonia and urea ammonium nitrate fertilizer business located in Coffeyville, Kan.
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Even though there are phones with reminders and fancy apps, I still like to see an old fashioned notice board in my home. Now, the lovely jute bags in which we get our Basmati rice have been piling at home and I just wasn't sure how to recycle them. Then one day I had a brain-wave – how about a foam notice-board with a bit of earthen tone. I got a few dollars worth of scrap book paper, foam board, glue and scissors from Michaels – as shown below:
After half an hour of cutting and pasting , I came up with this.
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"I have been looking through these pages, and I realise that for some time I have mainly been worrying to myself, when my intention from the beginning was to speak to you." John Ames, the old Congregationalist minister who narrates Marilynne Robinson's Gilead, often reminds us why he is narrating at all. A man in search of wisdom from the story of his own life (he is, after all, a preacher), he extracts lessons by addressing his account to his son, still six years old – or rather to the man that his son will eventually become. "I am trying to be wise, the way a father should be, the way an old pastor certainly should be." As here, he is as rueful as can be about his own lack of sagacity, but even this is motivated by his consideration of the one special reader for whom he writes. "I want you to know that" is one of his refrains, as he emphasises that he narrates for one person.
Many first-person narratives simply speak to us, the readers, without having to account for doing so. Some, like Gilead, we seem to overhear or intercept. It is not meant for us. A novel such as Jane Eyre or Great Expectations offers no explanation for its own existence, but some narratives do provide their own reasons for being. We are to imagine that this novel is a collection of papers, written mostly by night in John Ames's study. He is not addressing a child; he is imagining that his account will be read by his son many years in the future. "If you're a grown man when you read this – it is my intention for this letter that you will read it then – I'll have been gone for a long time." So it is a narrative to be left in wait for a person the narrator can only imagine. The purpose is pragmatic: he believes that he has little time left to live and he wishes to "tell you things I would have told you if you had grown up with me".
Marilynne Robinson reaches back here to the roots of the novel as a form. The first-person narratives of Daniel Defoe were purportedly motivated by their narrators' desire to study their own sins and display penitence for their past errors. They were presented as evidence of religious conversion. Samuel Richardson's Pamela, the revolutionary work that first made novels respectable, was composed in the voice of a young heroine who wrote letters to justify her conduct to her parents and her god. Richardson's pious, self-scrutinising heroine wrote in letters, and by calling his narrative a letter Ames emphasises the fact that his story, a kind of ruminative and fragmented autobiography, is directed to one person. In other ways the narrative is like a diary, written day by day with gaps between entries, though without any of the dates or times that would allow us to see the period over which it is being written. It looks back, but it also records the present, or the almost-present. "And here comes Jack Boughton with his bat and his glove. You and T are running up the street to meet him." This description of what his son is doing, or has just done, would be peculiarly artificial if it were not justified in the narrator's mind by his own motivation. He is writing for the future, when all this will be forgotten, and preserving the moment that is sharp for him. (Sharper still as he is too old to play baseball with his son, and harbours fears that brooding, handsome Jack Boughton has his eye on Ames's young wife.)
This addressing of the narrative to his son could be sentimental, of course, but never is. On the contrary, the narrator's need to explain himself to a person he loves brings a kind of rigour to his description of himself. He wishes to leave his son "a reasonably candid testament to my better self" and this commits him to self-correction. The motivation also expresses something that Ames might otherwise like to conceal: his attachment to this world. In one extraordinary passage, which turns abstruse theology into psychological truth, he wonders how he and his son will be if they both get to heaven. "I believe that as you read this I will not be old, and when I see you, at the end of your good long life, neither of us will be old. We will be like brothers." But is this good thought so sustaining? Ames confesses that what most attaches him to his son now is the tactile experience of a child's closeness, "that light, quick strength of your body", and that he would rather like to preserve "your child self" into the afterlife. He stops himself by dutifully citing Calvin to "discourage curious speculations" about the nature of heaven, but only because such speculation evidently enters his imagination constantly.
"For me writing has always felt like praying." The proper motivation for giving an account of yourself, denied to most narrators of 21st-century novels, is religious. Christian endeavour sanctions Ames's own interest in making a narrative. But more visceral feelings motivate his narration. "While you read this, I am imperishable, somehow more alive than I have ever been."
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25 May, 2016
When it comes to classic cars, they say you've either got it or you Avant. It's definitely the former in the case of the Citroën Traction Avant.
And this stately masterpiece will be among the big hitters next month at a rally celebrating a landmark anniversary of the Traction Owners' Club (TOC).
The delightfully named East Sussex village of Peasmarsh outside Rye is the setting for the show - as it was for the first one - on June 17-19.
The summer of heat and Traction
Were you around in 1976 - and if so what were you doing?
It was the year of the great heatwave, with the rain so scarce that a Minister for Drought, Denis Howell, was appointed.
The year saw two Labour prime ministers in Harold Wilson and Jim Callaghan and the Sex Pistols and punk rock caused controversy in the pop charts.
The last Hillman Imp rolled off the production line and Ford launched a hatchback that is still dominating the UK sales charts today… the Fiesta.
But for many Traction owners the year only means one thing: the formation of the TOC, which next month celebrates its 40th birthday
Satis-Traction guaranteed
For the uninitiated, Traction in this instance refers to water-cooled, rear-wheeled Citroëns built before 1957.
For those already consumed by these distinctive models, the long weekend offers a chance to see them at their grandest.
So what's happening at this year's event?
• Friday: a barbecue is being staged at Flackley Ash, the hotel where members are staying
• Saturday: Tractions will explore rural Kent in its finest summer colours. Brenzett Aeronautical Museum, Rye, Romney March's ancient churches and Tenterden steam trains are all on the itinerary
• Sunday: Tractions are gathering at the glorious Sissinghurst Gardens in the morning before embarking on a six-mile rally to Rolvenden village's Hole Park
About TOC
It launched with the aim of expanding interest in Tractions and to foster and promote "fellowship" and knowledge between their owners during social events.
The organisation today boasts in excess of 650, primarily from Britain and has an excellent spares shop from which members can acquire most parts.
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This year's yearly rally is sold out. But you can apply for annual UK membership of the club from just £36.


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IGOR BISCAN is rapidly becoming an unlikely cult hero on The Kop.
For two years the Croatian was the first name plucked out of the air when Angry from Cornwall was expressing disgust at his team's apparent failings.
Considering Biscan (pictured) had figured in only 24 Premiership games in his two years at Anfield before this season, evidence of his shortcomings was hardly in ample supply.
But the 25-year-old was convinced his time at Liverpool was up during the summer.
He admits had it not been for the manager's vote of confidence, he would be preparing for a match in Greece rather than Charlton this weekend.
"It's true I had talks with Panathinaikos during the summer," revealed the giant defender today.
"But I had a chat with the manager and he told me not to go, so that was it. I stayed.
"I know it wasn't a good time for me in the first two years here. The fans didn't see the best I could offer.
"Now, I hope I'm showing them I am a good player and I deserve to be in a teamas good as Liverpool's.
"I'm a lot happier now because I'm playing regularly. Things are much better for me this season than they have been. My confidence is much higher than before.
"Now it's up to me to stay at the level I'm at now to settle into the team."
It is widely assumed Biscan is merely deputising until Stephane Henchoz has fully recovered from his groin problem.
The UEFA Cup tie in Ljubljana offered the first indication this may not be the case.
Even Henchoz's return to the squad in Slovenia did not coincide with a change.
There is unlikely to be a comeback at Charlton on Sunday either, but Biscan knows it is a tough ask to keep the consistent Henchoz out.
"I don't know if I can stay in the side ahead of Stephane Henchoz," admits Biscan.
"Steff is a great defender who has formed a great partnership with Sami Hyypia over many years.
"For me, personally, all I can do is stay fit and do well whenever I get the chance to play. We have a tough place to go in Charlton on Sunday. We have to be ready for that and obviously I hope I'll be involved again."
Not so long ago the idea of Biscan playing in such a crucial role as centre-half sent a shudder of fear down the spine of his own fans, rather than opponents.
But he believes the position has always been his strongest, even during the days when he was lauded as one of the Europe's most sought-after central midfielders.
"It's not a surprise to me I've settled into the role of centre-half," insists Biscan.
"The position isn't really new to me. I've played there before in Croatia and played a lot of reserve games there.
"It's a position I enjoy more than midfield. I think I would describe myself more as a defender than a midfielder. Now I'm playing in a position which suits me."
It seems everyone is happy with Biscan these days. His manager, and the fans who have taken to chanting 'Igor' when he embarks on the now-customary burst from the back, which has helped Liverpool play more cultured football from defence.
"It's nice to hear the fans singing my name. I appreciate that because they've always been supportive of me. Now I want to repay them for that."


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Having more students means hiring more teachers for Albertville City Schools, and those teachers will be earning more money.
Having more students means hiring more teachers for Albertville City Schools, and those teachers will be earning more money.
At Tuesday's monthly board meeting, Superintendent Ric Ayer said attendance grew last year, enabling the system to hire several additional teachers.
During the meeting, the board also approved the salary schedule for the coming school year to include a 2 percent raise mandated by the state.
Personnel actions included three supplement resignations, two leaves of absence, 18 transfers, 18 employments, 13 contracts, six supplements and five other items.
The board voted to finance six buses through Sun Trust Bank for $525,018.60.
Bids accepted include:
• Central Paper Co., for janitorial supplies.
• Purity Dairies, for milk and ice cream.
• High bid of $1,000 for a surplus drum set, submitted by Steve Reagan of Gadsden City Schools.
• Pro Rain Services of Athens, for renovation of baseball and softball fields, to cost $91,918.33.
• Lusk Fence Co., for additional installation of fencing at the high school and middle school for $37,750.
• Jackson Paving, for extending the parent loop at Big Spring Lake Kindergarten for $96,401.09.
The board declared several items as surplus, including computers, accessories and TVs at all schools, the central office and the IT office.
Out-of-state trips were approved for Center Stage to Petal, Miss., for show choir competition March 1 and Wapakoneta, Ohio, March 21-23; Center Stage/Vocal Ease to Jacksonville/Orlando for the opening of "New York Voices" at the Southeastern Regional ACDA Conference March 7-14; and the Future Farmers of America to Louisville, Ky., for the National Convention with the state winning dairy judging team Oct. 29 through Nov. 2.
A lease submitted by William Scotsman for module units for the primary school was approved at $644.30 per month.
The board approved the Child Nutrition Program, which includes a federally mandated increase in meal prices.
Sen. Clay Scofield, R-Guntersville, and Rep. Kerry Rich, R-Albertville, made presentations of $500 to the soccer team, $15,000 to the FFA to construct a greenhouse, $5,998 to the primary school for iPads and $1,000 to the elementary school for E-books.
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Our client in this matter walked into a Portland grocery store in the middle of the day to purchase lunch and a drink. As he was entering the store, he slipped on a substance on the floor and fell. He caught himself by grabbing a shelf as he fell, but he cut his hand in the process and sustained injuries to his shoulder and back.
At first, the grocery store adamantly denied liability because they said that our client or another customer might have spilled something on the floor. They also suggested that our client could not have sustained the injuries he claimed because he did not fall all the way to the floor. They thus suggested that his injuries were due to preexisting health conditions.
Our client called Dwyer Williams Potter LLP right after this premises liability incident occurred ("premises liability" is the official legal term for slip, trip, and fall cases). He knew our stellar local reputation as dedicated Portland personal injury attorneys with years of experience settling Portland slip, trip, and fall cases. By conducting a timely investigation, we were able to determine that the substance on the floor on which our client had slipped was vegetable oil. This oil came from a bottle that had been correctly stocked, but which was leaky. The employee who stocked this oil had failed to notice the leak and no one cleaned it up to protect store customers and other employees.
At the same time as we presented the results of this investigation to the store's management and attorneys, we also provided medical forms showing that our client had no preexisting problems with his back and shoulder. Armed with this information, we were quickly able to convince the store that it alone was liable for our client's injuries. We were able to get our client a generous settlement, which compensated him for his pain and suffering and paid all of his medical expenses.
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Lay the veal out on the work surface. Top each piece with a slice of prosciutto and then a slice of cheese. Fold the veal over to completely enclose the prosciutto and cheese and secure with toothpicks. You should have nice little flat pachages about 3 by 2 inches. Sprinkle both sides of the veal with salt and pepper, to taste. Place the flour on a small plate and dredge the veal packages in the flour, shaking off any excess.
Heat the butter and oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. When the butter foam subsides, add the meat and brown on both sides, turning as necessary. Reduce the heat if necessary to keep the veal from burning. When the packages are golden brown, transfer them to a heated plate.
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The account has been handled by WPP's MediaCom. "This in no way reflects on the outstanding work that MediaCom has done for Kmart since 2003," said a Sears Holdings spokesman. "It's part of our continued integration."
The move, effective June 30, consolidates all of Sears Holding Corp.'s media duties at MindShare. Kmart spent $190 million in measured media in 2005, according to TNS Media Intelligence. Sears Holdings spent $809 million in total.
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Pioneer Teachers of the Kelly CountryBy L.J. Pryor and G.W. Pryor
The schools of North-East Victoria in the 1870s and 80s were often primitive structures with bark slab walls and shingle or tin roofs. They proved to be freezers in winter and furnaces in summer. During the International Exhibition in Melbourne in 1880 the Australasian Sketcher reported on a displayed portable school: 'The room, 30 by 18 feet ... designed to accommodate 50 to 60 pupils, was fully equipped with a gallery, a table, desks, forms, easels, blackboard and reading tablets.' Rarely, however, was such a fully-equipped 'modern' building set up in the back-blocks of the Kelly Country, and if it were the white ants promptly moved in ...
One of the Kelly Country teachers, Thomas Curnow, was the hero of the siege at Glenrowan when the Kelly gang arrived on Saturday 26 June 1880. Kelly had pulled up some of the railway line on the northern side of the town. Curnow was able to wave down the police train and avert a catastrophe, receiving a reward of £1000 for his efforts. Another teacher, James Wallace, the head at Hurdle Creek, was accused however by the subsequent Royal Commission into the Kelly affair of playing a dangerous double game of being a police informer and a Kelly sympathiser. He was officially suspended from the Department on 20 October 1881.
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It might be tempting to break out the flip-flops this weekend as temperatures in the Kansas City metro will be much warmer than usual.
"Warmer weather is on the way!" the National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill, Mo., tweeted out Friday afternoon on itsTwitter account
"High temps on Sunday will rise into the 50s in KC for the first time in 2014!"
Saturday also could have above normal temperatures with highs reaching into the middle 40s.
The normal high for Kansas City this time of year is 38 degrees.
The warming began Friday as highs reached 41 degrees in downtown Kansas City by mid-afternoon.
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There's a new way for kids to improve their reading skills at the library this fall! Young readers are invited to read aloud to a registered therapy dog. Zeke, a large-but-friendly Portuguese Water Dog, loves kids and loves being read to. He will be at the White Lake Community Library on Tuesday, October 20, and Tuesday, November 3, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. As students arrive, they will be assigned a time to read with Zeke out in the meeting room. They are welcome to bring a favorite story from home, or choose a library book to share with Zeke.
Research has shown that children, especially those who are not yet strong readers, make significant gains in confidence and fluency after reading with a dog for even a short time. The dogs do not correct them, or ask them to sound things out, or make them feel pressured in any way. In this relaxed situation kids make measurable gains in important reading skills, but there is often another benefit that is hard to measure. The students begin to enjoy reading, and even become eager readers.
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- Ashley B. said...
Have you found that multiple children wear down your brain, or is it certain ages or stages that are most wearing? I, too, am accustomed to a good memory, but am experiencing major lapses and forgetfulness. I only have one son and he is quickly approaching two years old. I'm afraid of what will happen to my newly feeble brain when another child is added to the mix.
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- Valerie Plowman said...
For me, it has been harder with older children because there is more to keep track of with older children. It is so much more than eating, sleeping, and playing. It is lessons, sports teams, friends, school, homework, school activities...There is more of a disrupted schedule so it is harder to have a normal routine in place.
Something you might consider and look into is a possible thyroid problem. Hypothyroid can cause brain fog. Pregnancy can cause hypothyroidism. Fun huh? ;)
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Hahahahahaha that part at 18:45~ was fucking great. It's my first time seeing these videos and they're really great. Going to see lots of them.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous27 April 2013 at 08:38
One of the only reviews that you've done that I completely disagree with. Watching this movie stoned is a complete downer. I don't really like movies that portray being stoned, with a few exceptions, but this film is not one of them. I'd prefer to watch a quality film than an ok film that kind of rubs the fact that stoners do stupid shit in my stoned face. I watched it sober too. Even then it was awkward and not very enjoyable. Just my opinion. Also Snatch is a great film to watch while baked... so is Catch Me If You Can for some reason. And Fargo... hehe, Fargo's great. What was I talking about?ReplyDelete
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Club Brugge hold Standard Liege to win second Belgian title in three years
Club Brugge won their second Belgian title in three years with a 1-1 draw at their closest challengers Standard Liege on Sunday.
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"Rescue Me" Part One: Meet Runty – the newest addition to the Riverdale Gang and the cornerstone to Reggie's latest plan! Always the schemer, Reg hopes to grab the attention of two dog owners by presenting a canine of his own. After Hot Dog fails to behave, it appears the only way to impress these girls is to adopt an animal companion. Runty the dachshund is Reggie's best bet of winning the dog-lovers over! How long will this partnership last?