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Lesson 1 (from Chapter 1, The Overseer)
This novel is set in times where slavery is still very much a part of the American way of life.
The objective of this lesson is to take a closer look at the life of a slave to understand what the slaves on Cavil's plantation had to deal with.
1) Initiate a class discussion on the definition of slavery. Look up the definition of "slavery" in the dictionary. Write out the dictionary definition and have each student rephrase the definition in their own words. Present original definitions to the class.
2) Break the class into groups of two or three and have them discuss the comparison of slaves and horses in the book. What does this illustrate about the way African American people were treated by Caucasian people? Are there any other people that have been viewed in the same light since the time frame in which...
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Author's Note: These are just four ficlets that I wrote awhile ago that I thought sort of went together. Cal/Pell/Rue.
Pell's eyes were on long-legged, blond-headed little thing that kept casting glances in his direction. There were always these beautiful hara at parties in Phaonica who seemed to have no other function than to look good and who seemed to want to capture Pell's attention. Rue playfully referred to them as the "bimbos of Immanion". After awhile, even Pell had taken to using the name.
There was a loud sound near Pell's ear and he realized that Cal had snapped his fingers. Pell looked at him. "I called your name three times," Cal said. His eyes strayed to the har Pell had been admiring and he grinned. "I know he's gorgeous, but just bear with me for a minute."
Pell groaned, cursing himself for his own distraction. "Is it just me or are the bimbos getting more attractive everyday?"
Cal smiled and flicked a glance in Rue's direction. Rue was listening to their conversation and he also smiled, but attempted to hide it when Pell looked at him.
Pell never liked it when hara seemed to know things that he didn't. "What?" he asked.
"He's so naïve," Cal said to Rue.
"Like a little harling," Rue agreed, sipping his drink.
"What is it?" Pell demanded.
"I think you should tell him," Cal said, laughing outright by now.
Rue clicked his long fingernails on the glass table. He looked lovely, even though his hairdresser had gone a bit overboard – all that silver fabric hid his pretty blond hair. "Fine," Rue put his drink down and pursed his lips. "The bimbos haven't been getting any more attractive, Pell. They're the same bimbos that were here a year ago. They've just started bleaching their hair."
Pell's felt his mouth drop open. "Bleaching their hair? Why?" he asked.
"For you, I'd imagine," Rue said, taking another sip of his fruity drink.
"For me?"
"Well, there was that whole thing with Galdra," Cal said, still laughing, though a note of sourness had crept into his voice.
"What does that have to do with anything?"
A smile was playing at the corners of Rue's mouth. "I think that what Cal is trying to say, my dear, is that two times might be a coincidence, but three times is a fetish."
Leather Trousers
The Tigrina opted for a small, family birthday this year and Pellaz was glad. In the past, Caeru had often thrown huge, raucous parties to celebrate his birthday that Pell would find some excuse to get out of. He didn't like half of Rue's friends and he hardly needed yet another useless social function to take up his time.
This year, though, Rue merely ordered the staff to make him a decadent chocolate cake and have it served with family dinner. So the family sat at one of Rue's pleasant little meals, nibbling at cake -- expect for Loki who was still so young that half the cake ended up on his face rather than in his mouth.
Pellaz glanced at the small stack of presents at the end of the table. He had done well with Rue's gift this year if he did say so himself. In the past, Pellaz had handed the unenviable task of picking out gifts for Rue to Vaysh. "Anything gaudy and overpriced," he said when Vaysh looked at him with those stony eyes. Of course, Vaysh never failed to deliver and as result the Tigrina had a collection of ridiculously huge (even for him) earrings and necklaces adorned with every sort of gem imaginable.
This year, however, Pellaz had made more of an effort. He'd still made Vaysh pick out the thing, but had given him specific instructions on what Rue might like and had even sent back two gifts not deemed good enough. In the end, they settled on a very small marble statue of Rue's favorite dehara (some obscure, feminine looking deity). Pell hoped that Rue would like it.
"Present time," Rue declared, as soon as they were done with dessert. Pellaz smiled at his consort's childlike tone. Caeru did enjoy presents.
Pellaz watched impatiently as Loki bolted from Cal's lap and climbed up into Rue's, jabbering and handing him a handmade card covered in a sticky mess of glitter. "Thank you, Loki," Rue said, spending several minutes looking at the card as Loki told him how he made each part.
Next he opened a gift from Terez and Raven. It was a leather bound book. Caeru wasn't much of a reader, but Pell knew that he liked to have a few expensive books lying about to make his rooms look classy. Rue put Loki down and stood up to lift Pellaz's gift. "Wow, it's heavy," he said.
He pulled off the tasteful cream colored wrapping paper and opened the box to reveal the beautiful, white statue. "Why Pell," he said, softly, surprise tinting his voice. "It's lovely."
"It's by Martanee," Pellaz said, feeling a bit smug. "I'm told he's the best with marble."
"He is," Rue said. He walked over and gave Pell a kiss on the forehead. "Thank you," he said. He admired the statue for a few more moments before turning to his final gift – Cal's.
He picked up the squishy package wrapped in blinding silver paper and looked at Cal. Cal gave him a lazy grin. Pell thought that his chesnari had a suspiciously smug look on his face. Rue carefully peeled the paper away and took the lid off the box to pull out what looked to be an old pair of red leather trousers.
"Hm, interesting," Rue said, turning them over in his hands. "Are these for later?" He quirked an eyebrow in Cal's direction.
"No," Cal said. "Well, maybe, if you want. But these happen to be the very pair of trousers that Cobra was wearing when the Violent Highlights did that wild concert in Coinin."
Rue blinked at him for a minute. "Oh my God," he said quietly.
"What is it?" Pell asked. He had barely understood a word of what Cal said.
"Oh my God!" Rue shrieked, jumping up and down. "Cal!" Cal stood up, as if anticipating Rue actions and Rue threw his arms around Cal's neck and kissed him on the lips. Rue then jumped several more times, clutching the trousers to him. "Cobra's body actually touched these trousers," he said.
"Who the hell is Cobra?" Pell asked. He looked around to see the rest of the family looking just as confused as he was.
"The lead singer of the Violent Highlights," Rue said, still admiring the trousers.
"Who are the Violent Highlights?"
Both of Pellaz's consorts stared at him as if he'd grown an extra head. "Very early Wraeththu band," Cal said. "Very famous."
Pell couldn't help but feel a bit annoyed at Rue's reaction. He'd spent all this time finding a beautiful and tasteful gift for the Tigrina and Rue was floored by a pair of hideous trousers. "Why should you care if some singer's body has touched a pair of trousers?" he asked. "You're the Tigrina, for Aghama's sake."
Rue was ignoring him. "I bet that Cobra has taken aruna in these trousers," he said.
"Oh, I bet that he has," Cal said, winking at Pellaz. "Cobra was a famous beauty as well as a good singer," he explained.
"You know, I met Cobra once," Rue said, his face going wistful as it always did when he thought about his days as a singer. "The Highlights were doing a tour and they came to Ferelithia. He said a few words to me."
"I met him once too," Cal said.
"When?" Pellaz demanded.
"Oh, about a week ago."
"A week ago?" Pell and Rue asked at once.
Cal grinned. "Of course. Where do you think I got the trousers?"
"Pellaz, my Pellaz," Cal's voice came through the bathroom door. "Come out and show yourself."
Pell crossed his arms and glared at himself in the mirror. He looked ridiculous. He didn't know where Cal even found such a dumb looking costume – it looked like the type of uniform that human schoolboys used to wear. Blue checkered short trousers and a navy blazer over a white button down shirt.
"I look stupid," Pell said. "I'm not coming out."
"Pell," Cal's voice was wheedling.
"Aw, come on," now it was Rue's voice that pleaded with him through the door. "I'll bet you look cute."
"The Tigron should not look cute," Pellaz said under his breath, but he opened the door and stepped into his bedroom.
He glared at his consorts as they smiled back at him. Cal was dressed normally, but Rue was wearing an outfit similar to Pellaz, only he had a skirt instead of shorts. He had also done his hair up in pigtails, applied cosmetics in a way that Pellaz suspected was intentionally childish and was currently licking a large, red lollipop.
Cal stepped forward and pressed his lips to Pell's and for a moment, Pellaz was lost in his chesnari's breath. Then, they separated and Pell was brought back to reality. "You're really sick," he whispered. "I hope you know that."
Cal grinned. "Always." Rue had moved toward them and was now licking Cal's neck instead of the lollipop. "Stop that," Cal said, slapping his wrist.
Rue yelped, but a moment later, batted his eyelashes. "Why? Am I being a bad little har? Are you my teacher?"
"Yes, yes, you're a very bad little har and I'll punish you later. Now go sit on the bed while I talk to Pellaz."
Rue skipped over to Pell's huge bed and flung himself down on it. Pell could only shake his head at his consorts' antics. "Sick," he said again.
"It's just a fantasy, Pell," Rue said from the bed. "Play along."
"Yeah, play along," Cal reached out to touch Pell's hair. "You know Rue and I played along when you wanted us to do that weird hair washing thing."
"That was odd," Rue agreed.
"It was completely different," Pell said, crossing his arms. "This fantasy doesn't even make any sense. Do you have a thing for human children that you want to confess to?"
Cal rolled his eyes. "Of course I don't have a thing for human children. The outfits represent innocence … or something. Don't ask me. I used to go to private school, so maybe it fucked me up a bit."
"Well, what about him?" Pell jerked his head at Rue who was currently doing something lewd to his lollipop. "Why is he wearing a skirt? I thought you didn't even like girls when you were a human."
"I didn't like girls," Cal said. "Now boys in girls' clothes, on the other hand --"
"Cal!" Pell punched him in the arm. They both laughed, but then Pell became serious again. There was something about all this that was really bothering him. He chewed his lip as he tried to think of what it could be. "Am I not enough for you?" he asked, finally. "Are you still longing for that innocent little sixteen-year-old Pellaz from Saltrock?"
Cal blinked at him. "God, Pell, is that what you think this is about? No. I just like a little variety in bed, that's all."
Pell looked at him, feeling uncertain. "Come here," Cal said. Pell went to him and they shared breath. "I love you the way you are now," Cal whispered. "You don't have to do this if you don't want to."
Pell looked at his chesnari and then around at the room. Rue was still lying on the bed, staring at the ceiling and whistling to himself. Pell looked down at his schoolboy outfit and suddenly the whole thing seemed comical. He laughed. "No, we can do this," he said. "What do I do? Just bat my eyelashes a bit?"
Cal laughed. "Yeah, something like that. Watch Rue – he seems to be a good actor."
Rue sat up, apparently relieved that they were paying attention to him again. His blue eyes went very wide and he licked his lips. "Pellaz is being a bad, bad little har, teacher," he said. "I think you should punish him." He reached into the top drawer of Pell's nightstand and pulled out a wooden ruler.
"I don't remember buying props!" Cal said.
Rue shrugged. Pell found it amusing that he seemed to be able to turn the childish act on and off at whim. "Props always liven things up. When are we doing my fantasy, by the way?"
"Soon," Cal said. "Let's not traumatize Pellaz too much in one night, okay?" Rue grinned.
"Do I want to know what his fantasy is?" Pell asked.
"Probably not," Cal said.
Pell felt a smile creeping over his face. "Well, as long as it doesn't involve costumes!"
Pellaz walked into Rue's rooms to find Cal and Rue eating lunch together, chatting amicably. Pellaz was a bit hungry, despite having been fed a large breakfast in Galhea, so he threw himself into a third chair and began stealing food off Cal's plate. Caeru, who did not approve of this behavior, called the servants to bring Pell a plate and a drink.
"This is a pleasant surprise, Pell," Rue said, as a serving har put a plate in front of Pellaz. "We weren't expecting you back from Galhea for another two days."
"What can I say? I missed my beautiful consorts."
"Of course you did," Cal said and without further preamble, he lifted Pell's hair and began sucking on his neck.
Rue shook his head and smiled, waving away the embarrassed looking servant. Pellaz enjoyed Cal's hungry lips and Rue's hungry gaze for a few moments before Cal pulled away.
"What's this I see?" Cal said, turning to Rue. "It appears that somehar has already kissed our Pellaz's tender little neck before you or I could get to him."
Pell smiled, thinking of his tryst earlier that morning. Rue's eyebrows shot up. "Oh really?" he asked.
"Really," Cal said, lifting Pell's hair so that Rue could see. "He has quite the love mark."
"Hm," Rue pursed his lips. "You're going to have to stop taking aruna with Cobweb every time you go to Galhea, dear. Your brother is going to get jealous."
"It wasn't Cobweb," Pellaz said, without thinking.
Cal looked at him in surprise and Rue quirked an eyebrow. "Ooh, intrigue," Rue said.
"Yes," Cal said, running a finger up and down the length of Pell's neck. "Please tell us – who was the lucky har?"
Pell realized, too late, that it might not be a good idea to tell them who he had been taking aruna with. "No one," he said, waving away Cal's attentions and focusing on his food.
"No one, huh?" Cal asked. "What do you think, Rue? Maybe one of Galhea's staff was treated to an unforgettable night with the Tigron."
"Maybe," Rue said, scooting closer to Pellaz. "What about Aleeme? He's always had a big crush on Pellaz."
"Aleeme does not have a crush on me," Pell objected and then groaned as Caeru began stroking his thigh.
"Not Aleeme, huh?" Cal said, casually running his hand down Pell's chest. "Well, I'm stumped. Our little Pellaz is being so mysterious."
"Okay, I lied," Pell said, wanting the subject dropped. "It was Cobweb. Happy?"
Cal laughed. "You really expect us to believe that now? Oh no. It wasn't Cobweb."
Rue was now working on Pell's neck, making it hard for Pellaz to think. "It was no one, okay," Pell said. "Just drop it."
Suddenly, Cal pulled away. "Oh," he said, in an alarmed tone. "I know who it was."
"You do?" Pellaz asked.
"Yeah," Cal said, giving Pell a sidelong glance. "It was Seel, wasn't it?"
Suddenly, there was an annoying lack of hands and lips caressing Pell's body. Pell shrugged, giving his consorts a sheepish look. "Yes."
"Ew! Pell!" Caeru said, leaning away from Pellaz.
"What?" Pell asked as his consorts continued to stare at him. "Seel is beautiful. And he's my friend. Just because you two have an unnatural hatred of Seel, doesn't mean that I do."
Pellaz attempted to put his arm around Rue, but Rue shuddered and pulled away. "I can't touch you when you're covered in Seel essence." He stood from his seat.
"Where are you going?" Cal asked.
"To gargle acid."
Pell rolled his eyes. Caeru could be so melodramatic. "I don't see why you're making such a big deal out of this. You take aruna with Swift, don't you?"
"A few times. What's your point?"
Pellaz couldn't help but smile. "Don't you think there's the slightest possibility that he may have touched Seel before he got to you?"
Caeru made a face. "Thanks a lot. I try not to dwell on it, you know." With this statement, he flounced into the bathroom, nose pointed high in the air.
Cal looked at Pellaz and shrugged. "He'll be back. I've never known Rue to turn down a good roon." Then, Cal ran his hands through his hair and there was a long, awkward silence between them. "So, you and Seel, huh?" he asked, at last.
"Yes," Pellaz said, afraid that Cal would be angry. Cal wasn't too fond of Seel, but honestly, Pell was sick of the both of them. They needed to just forgive each other. Pell didn't like it when people he liked hated each other.
"Does this happen often?" Cal asked, in a strained voice. The morning light cast shadows over his face.
"Not often," Pell said. "But sometimes – when he used to live in Immanion, sometimes I'd have him come to me. I was lonely back then."
"I guess that he was soume," Cal said.
"You know that I'm not usually soume with other hara," Pell said in a soft voice.
"Where did it happen today?"
"Guest bedroom at Forever. Look, if you don't want me to do it anymore --"
Cal waved a dismissive hand. "No, it's fine. What was Seel wearing?"
"A black – hey, wait a minute," Pellaz narrowed his eyes. "What does it matter what he was wearing?"
Cal shrugged, his mouth fighting a smile. "Just answer the question."
"This is getting you roony, isn't it?! I thought you didn't like Seel anymore."
Cal smiled and shook his head. "Pellaz, Pellaz, Pellaz. When will you learn? I don't like him anymore. That doesn't mean that I don't want to know what he looked like when my beautiful consort rooned him senseless."
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Posted by Dylan (Delhi, United States) on 18 September 2008 in Sport & Recreation.
A shot from the soccer game last night. Had to battle with some pretty harsh sunlight, not the nice even overcast lighting like the previous game. I like how this shot turned out though. I like how both players have very similar body positioning, and how they are both number 11.
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Jonathan Van Ness: Oh my god girl, did you watch Game of Thrones this week?
Julie Brister: East and West Coast feed.
(intro instrumental plays)
So right off the top we have between jobs Jason Statham get attacked by
Evil Elijah Wood. Who took a page out of Lisa Left Eye's book when they
burnt the whole damn town down.
> Call PETA, American Pharoah has been left in the toaster oven.
> Then Brother D was getting reacquainted again with the Kardashians for happy
hour at Dubai Cost Plus, but then his first order of business was to (inaudible) his incest
> (Male): What a lovely dress.
> You don't like it?
> You must be cold.
> So then Baby K-Stew is minding her own business trying to run her own indie
female start-up when she gets harassed by this misogynistic dick...
> How much for your little clam?
> Because she was supposed to slip
slender man that killer roofie, but when she saw Colonel Mustard and that
ass hole that shanked her fencing teacher she decided to change course.
> She has priorities.
> And then Baby K-Stew carries the spice herself
into the best little whore house in Braavos.
> Everybody knows that you never shuck and fuck in a whore house.
> That's like a really good way to get mrsa, c. diff...
> Right? Staph...
> I say oysters get the juices flowing.
> And then after that we get a glimpse
of her mark, nice guard R. Kelly who really has Woody Allen's taste in woman.
> Too old.
Too old.
> (Jonathan): So then in between jobs Jason Statham decides that he's
declining the father of the year award when he tells Little Baby Galapagos
it's her time to contribute to the war sesh.
> (Little Girl): I want to help you.
> She thinks she's just going to have to do some photo ops, do some press junkets...
> But instead, she's lead to the Aggie bonfire where she becomes a very reluctant Joan of Arc.
> Don't do this please! Please!
Mama help. Help!
> Being burned at the stake is almost as bad as being one of the 3 times I had (inaudible) this year.
Because I made the fail mistake of drinking a Kombucha with Yogurtland
with a goat cheese seafood salad. To make matters worse, my lesbian neighbors were
having a barbecue, and I had to run upstairs in shitted lululemon yoga tights.
> Did you throw away your lululemon's?
> Hell no girl. Those were like $109 dollars.
I threw those bitches in the washer, and you best believe I wear those all the time.
So anyway, back to the episode.
> Middle aged Jared let out he's MC'ing at the Rose Bowl.
> Oh my god, and then Christina Aguilera was super uncomfy with the gladiators
situation. Then Sir Carlisle, Kevin Costner body guards his way to the top
when he defends Christina Aguilera from that evil Party City Maudi Gras mother
that was sneaking up behind her. And then the Party City Maudi Gras troop
started crawling out of the wood works. They were shanking everybody. Solange is
about to get shanked. Munchers swoops in and saves the day. Thank God he had
her back. I could not taken another death tonight. But then there's like, trying
to get off the stage they can't go out there. They can't go out there. There's
like no wear to run, no where to hide. And then like Solange and Christina had
this Thelma and Louise moment when they like linked hands.
(Julie): Keep going.
> (Jonathan): "Are you sure?"
(Julie): Yeah.
Do it.
> Weee!
> (she mimics crashing sounds of a car tumbling off a cliff)
> And then who pops up? None other than Edward James Olmos the dragon.
He's burning people to a crisp, totally helping his momma out. But then
he started getting shanked with these arrows...it was super upsetting.
Christina Aguilera wasn't having any of it. So she got on the baby dragon, and
she was like, girl, fly girl, fly.
> I'm glad that they ended with that rather than ending with Shireen being burned,
because that was just the rape all over again.
> Ugh...which one?
Yes queen, this is giving me Nymeria Sand realness.
> Oooh.
> Where are?
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January 07, 2014 10:00 ET
Poll: Canadian Couples Staying Surprisingly Civil During 'Divorce Month'
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Jan. 7, 2014) - It's a well-known phenomenon in law offices across the country that January sees a surge of couples heading for divorce. Whether it's a desire to start the New Year with a clean (and single) slate, the need to stay together for one last holiday season or the ease of splitting up after the last family visit, most couples choose January to put divorce proceedings in motion.
A recent poll by Devry Smith Frank LLP, Toronto's largest legal firm outside the downtown core, shows surprisingly optimistic views on divorce heading into this time of nuptial negativity:
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2) 32.0% of respondents are most concerned about the financial impact of divorce
3) Canadians are greatly concerned about the division of assets in a divorce:
"We expect to see our calendars fill up every January with appointments to explore divorce proceedings, but we'd never expect such optimism from Canadians about keeping divorce amicable," said Julie Tyas, a Devry Smith Frank LLP lawyer with almost 7 years' experience in family law. Tyas cites the number of amicable divorces somewhere closer to "1 out of 10."
According to Tyas, any couple considering a divorce can save stress, time and money by keeping things amicable. She advises couples to stick to three simple rules to avoid an ugly divorce:
"Couples don't usually prepare for divorce, supporting why 74.6% of Canadians polled have never considered it," added Tyas. "The reality is that divorce rates are continuing to rise, and difficult conversations before initiating any type of dispute resolution process can help to ensure a more amicable separation."
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Moving Beyond Basics: A Bootcamp For Hospital Lawyers & Advisors, Part VI - Listen With a Colleague
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I had been searching for my biological father for most of the past 25 years. All I had known was a name, description, grandmother's first name and address (at my time of birth) and some partially recalled memories that seemed somewhat nebulous. Suddenly I had a new name and all signs pointed to it being the name that I needed. This find confirmed that Lionel and Arlene were most likely the parents of Malcolm Campbell. I had Electoral Records with proof of them living together, as a married couple, for several years, as well as finding records of them living at separate addresses in the 60's and , as of recently, the newly discovered address for Arline (from 1963) had been confirmed as correct.
Holy crap. I had broken through the wall.
Immediately I went back to the Electoral Rolls and quickly found evidence of the "Brant" family (including Isaac and Gertrude) living in the Colac, Victoria area in the 20's, 30's and 40's. I found Gertrude living with two of her sons in 1943 in Croydon (a suburb of Melbourne). I found a war record for Isaac that actually had a photograph of him.
I stared at the image for hours. He was handsome and so dignified in his Australian Imperial Forces uniform- complete with the familiar khaki felt "slouch hat". Because the picture was black and white and had a decidedly "sepia" hue to it, it was hard to tell if he had particularly olive toned skin. He had slightly almond shaped hooded eyes and a full, almost pursed, mouth. One may use those same attributes when describing my face. Upon further inspection I decided that he looked as though he may be of Italian or Spanish decent. In fact, he bore a striking resemblance to my friend, Ken whose ethnicity includes at least half Portugese. That could explain the 7% Iberian Peninsula attribute listed in my Ancestry DNA Ethnicity Estimate. According to his military records Isaac served in the 14th Battalion of the Australian Imperial Forces during the First World War, and had spent most of that time in France and England. He appeared to have been in and out of hospitals. Further searching revealed that Isaac had died in 1929, in a place called Beeac (pronounced Bee-ack), not far from Colac.
So, Gertrude was left with a daughter and at least two sons and had moved closer to the city in the years following Isaac's death.
Regarding where to begin, one thing was clear. There were two "clusters " of the Brant family in Victoria. One up near the Victoria/NSW border and one in the Colac area (pronounced Cole-ack). These clans stayed in those general areas up until, at least, 1980- after that no Electoral Rolls are published.
I spent a few days combing the internet, in particular Ancestry.com and public tree's of other Ancestry users. There were a few leads- but they were all private trees and frankly, I just didn't have the patience to e-mail the owners, explain my situation and expect them to grant me access to their private information. I realized that sharing too much information up front could send up people's suspicions and desire to "not get involved" if there were a chance they could be "outing" a relative. I've often thought about how I would approach potential family if I had a really promising lead. My desire is to not scare them away- or give them too much time to ruminate on the potential consequences sharing information could have within their family. I realized that the smartest way to connect and possibly retrieve information would be the old fashioned way. The telephone.
This time there was no need to call an "information operator"- is there even such a thing anymore? I went to the Australian on-line phone directory, whitepages.com. I typed in the surname and under "area" I chose the entire state of Victoria. Seven pages of names came up. I skimmed through them as if I knew what I was looking for. Most of the listings just had a single or couple of initials in front of the last name. What criteria should I base this search on? Well, thankfully Skype is a thing now- so I could feasibly make an inordinate amount of international phone calls on my computer for a very nominal price. Thank you technology. I chose the first call to be someone who lived in the greater metropolitan Melbourne area. I dialed the number with a surprising lack of forethought on what I would actually say to my potential new relative- but I did it anyway. The phone rang that familiar characteristic Australian "double ring"- brrrrrr brrrrrr. The butterflies began. Breath. In through the nose, out through the mouth.
"Hi. I'm sorry to bother you. I'm researching the Brant family in Australia. I have reason to believe you are a Brant?"
"Yes I am. But, I came here from England a couple of years ago. I don't have any relatives here."
"Oh, I see. Alright then. Thanks anyway."
"No worries. Bye."
Strike one. At least he didn't hang up on me. I then decided that I should perhaps "hedge my bets" and try to focus on people more geographically appropriate- based on my research. I have never been to Colac (that I can remember)- but I looked it up online (as you do) - and it was relatively close to a place called Geelong. I had been there many times as it is (was) the last "metropolitan" type development before the final push to the "beach towns" South-West of Melbourne. I found a Geelong Brant and dialed the number. Deep breath.
Brrrrrr Brrrrrr.....Brrr....
"Hello. I'm sorry to bother you. I'm researching the Brant family in Australia. I have reason to believe you are a Brant?"
"Yes, well, my husband is."
"Alright then. Do you feel as though you could answer some questions?"
"I'll try."
"Great. So, does the name Isaac Brant mean anything to you?"
"Isaac was my husband's grandfather."
You know when something momentous happens in your life and your senses just sort of- alter? For me everything becomes hyper reactive. My heart-beat becomes almost tangible- as though it's coming from inside my ears. My breath becomes short. Everything around me is suddenly much more....I don't know....visible? Almost as if someone just turned on a huge, white spot-light.
"Oh...alright then. Do you know if he died quite young?"
"That sounds right"
"Could it have been in a place called "Beeac"?
"Yes. That would make sense."
"What about Gertrude?"
"Gertrude was my husbands grandmother"
HOLY MOTHER OF GOD........whitelightwhitelightwhitelightwhitelight.....
"Ummmm. It sounds as though you are definitely the Brants I'm looking for."
"You should call my sister-in-law. She would have all the answers."
"Oh, ok. Would you feel comfortable giving me her number?"
"How about you call her first and give her a "heads up"
I'm not sure why I asked her to do this- except to ensure her that I didn't want to be rude, even though I had just cold-called her. Perhaps it was clear that I had gained her trust and she could relay to the sister-in-law that I was A-OK. She gave me "Tricia's" number and promised to call her immediately to advise her of my imminent communication. I thanked her profusely and hung up.
I ran to the back of the house to tell my husband. He runs his business from there, so his business partner is usually there on week days as well. I periodically drop in to apprise them of my latest discoveries, however significant. This time I burst in there and exclaimed something like "I HAVE MY COUSIN'S PHONE NUMBER AND I JUST TALKED TO THE WIFE OF MY OTHER COUSIN". I don't think my husband saw that one coming, considering I had just ascertained Arline's maiden name a mere three days earlier.


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(Reuters) – Accused movie theater gunman James Holmes was held in restraints for several days at a psychiatric hospital last November after jail officials determined he was a threat to himself, his lawyers said in a court filing made public on Friday.
The disclosure came in a motion by Holmes' public defenders to have a videotape of his hospitalization turned over to them by the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office, which runs the jail where he is being held without bond.
Arapahoe County District Judge William Sylvester ordered the sheriff's office to preserve and maintain the videotape "pending further order of the court."
The court filings were made public on the same day that Sylvester rejected a motion by defense attorneys to declare Colorado's insanity defense law unconstitutional. Holmes, 25, is scheduled to enter a plea in the case on Tuesday.
Holmes is charged with multiple counts of first-degree murder and attempted murder in the July shooting rampage that killed 12 moviegoers and wounded 58 others during a screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" Batman movie in Aurora, Colorado.
Defense lawyers said in the motion that Arapahoe County attorneys not involved with the prosecution asked a judge last November 15 to transfer Holmes to a hospital because he was a danger to himself and in "immediate need of a psychiatric evaluation."
That same day, Holmes was transported by ambulance from the jail to Denver Health Medical Center's psychiatric unit "where he remained for several days, frequently in restraints," the motion said.
That hospitalization, defense lawyers noted, was separate from an earlier incident where Holmes was treated at a hospital for injuries "that resulted from potential self-inflicted head injuries in his cell."
The motion said the sheriff's office refused to give the video to prosecutors or defense attorneys at the direction of Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson.
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In rejecting the defense motion to declare Colorado's insanity defense law unconstitutional, Sylvester said defense lawyers had raised the issue prematurely since Holmes had yet to enter a plea, and prosecutors had not indicated whether they would seek the death penalty.
Lawyers for Holmes last week challenged the constitutionality of a Colorado statute that requires a defendant who raises an insanity defense to submit to examinations by court-appointed psychiatrists.
Defense lawyers argued that the law, which would compel Holmes to provide potentially damaging information that could be used against him at trial, or at sentencing should he be convicted, violated his Fifth Amendment guarantee of protection against self-incrimination.
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What a fantastic night we had at our Christmas Concert. We enjoyed singing Frosty the Snowman and then Jingle Bells with all of P1-3!
Christmas festivities are in full swing in P2/3. We had great fun making pancake mix and Rudolph sweetie baskets for the Christmas Fayre. We all took turns selling our crafts to help us practice counting money!
Primary 6 have been teaching us how to use our own usernames and passwords to logon to the computers. This week we all managed to do it on our own!! Thank you to P6 for your kindness and patience.
We had a K'Next workshop at school today. We had 3 missions to complete to build a Spacebot in our groups. We drew pictures of our Spacebots and then got to drive them around the hall with a remote control. We collected points for knocking over the skittles and lost points if we hit an alien. It was "super fun"!
What a fun last day of term! Primary 2 helped Primary 7 to raise money for PPS 999. We got to test out the Emergency Service vehicles and equipment and also visited the stall to spend our pennies. We made our own stall with an Easter Bunny Raffle, Lolly Ring Toss and a Guess How Many Easter Eggs? competition. It was amazing to see what we can accomplish when we all work together. Well done to all involved!
We are learning about Achievement. Inverness Caledonian Thistle Football Club came to school on Wednesday and shared their great achievement. They won the Scottish Cup for the first time ever! We got to see the cup and learn all about its history.
We had great fun in Primary 2 celebrating World Book Day on 4th March. We all dressed up as our favourite story book characters and spent the day reading some of our favourite stories. Primary 6 had set up fun book day activities and we had a great time visiting their class to take part. Lots of fun was had by all !
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Primary 2 have had a very busy week creating Lego model adventures. On Tuesday, we built models with special powers. On Wednesday we made up stories about our models for our weekly writing. Our stories were amazing!!!
Daily Physical Activity
Primary 2 love to move! We enjoy daily physical activity in our classroom, in addition to our outside play. We regularly link our learning to Better Movers, Better Thinkers. This means that we get to move and learn at the same time, which is great fun! Mr Finlayson likes to join us for brain breaks when we simply get to jump about to get our brains working again.
National Poetry Day – 8th October 2015
Primary 2 enjoyed visiting P3 to listen to their poems. Some Primary 2 children were keen to read out their own poems. Children completed an acrostic poem about beans to tie in with their bean plants.
Many thanks to all the parents and children who enthusiastically collected milk cartons for our P2 class igloo. Sadly, due to some global warming, our igloo melted! The children are now enjoying our alternative ice cave and have decorated it with icicles. We have even had a few penguin visitors. Primary 2 have experienced some unplanned additional learning and some healthy discussions have taken place surrounding structure, stability and of course, global warming! The children are also very familiar with the phrase "If at first you don't succeed …………."
The children have also looked at the weather in Antarctica and in Scotland and have achieved some success in growing bean plants. Our giant beanstalk has been over-run by colourful insects and the children can confidently explain how and why some creatures live in a certain climate, and why others can't. We are looking forward to measuring rainfall over the next few weeks. If you have any knowledge or experience of weather forecasting, we would love you to come and help us.
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if you click the news link it will state the rest of info... domoic acid... etc.
...Domoic acid can bioaccumulate in marine organisms such as shellfish, anchovies, and sardines that feed on the phytoplankton known to produce this toxin. DA can accumulate in high concentrations in the tissues of these plankton feeders when the toxic phytoplankton itself is high in concentration in the surrounding waters...
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So, essentially, this toxin is naturally occuring and is known to accumulate in these kinds of fish.. It's also worth noting that it would appear this Domoic Acid is only a neurotoxin in mammals, not fish, so they can't have died from it.
So, my question is, why is this even worth mentioning?
Many scientists agree that increases in algal blooms in California and around the world are caused by a combination of factors, including agricultural run-off, oceanographic properties, and global warming. Many of these blooms produce chemicals that are dangerous to humans when concentrated in the food chain. In the case of domoic acid, both shellfish and fish can concentrate the toxin.
While harmful algal blooms are often termed "red tides" because of the color of some algal species, we cannot always see these blooms just by looking at the water. To detect these harmful blooms, scientists monitor plankton and domoic acid levels in mussels. In California, harvesting of mussels and other shellfish is banned when their tissues contain levels of domoic acid over the deadly 200 parts per million. At lower levels, however, there is no public warning system.
"I wouldn't eat shellfish during any sort of harmful algal bloom, especially not if I was pregnant," says Gulland.


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Match Report: Hull City 0-2 Manchester City
A goal apiece for David Silva and Edin Dzeko saw 10-man Manchester City overcome Hull City 2-0 at the KC Stadium.
Vincent Kompany was shown a straight red card for bundling over Nikica Jelavic inside 10 minutes before David Silva found the net with a superb strike.
Hull couldn't make their man advantage count despite valiant attempts and Edin Dzeko rounded off the win in injury-time.
Hull came into the fixture full of confidence having advanced to the semi-finals of the FA Cup with a 3-0 victory over Sunderland. Man City meanwhile, swapped the Nou Camp for the KC Stadium having been narrowly beaten 2-1 by the Spanish giants in the Champions League.
Hull City: McGregor – Rosenior – Davies – Chester – Figueroa – Elmohamady – Livermore – Huddlestone – Meyler – Long – Jelavic
Subs: Bruce – Koren – Fryatt – Boyd – Sagbo – Harper – Aluko
Manchester City: Hart – Zabaleta – Kompany – Demichelis – Clichy – Nasri – Javi Garcia – Toure – Fernandinho – Silva – Dzeko
Subs: Lescott – Negredo – Milner – Kolarov – Jesus Navas – Rodwell – Pantilimon
The hosts started the game brightly with the attacking duo of Shane Long and Nikica Jelavic looking to cause the centre-back pairing of Kompany and the recalled Martin Demichelis problems.
Demichelis has been at the centre point of criticism in sections of the media but it was the usually ever-reliable Kompany that was shown a red card when he bundled down Jelavic in the 10th minute. The Citizen Captain should have dealt with the danger but credit must be given to the Croatian who hounded Kompany drawing the foul.
Manuel Pellegrini resisted the urge to bring on Joleon Lescott and dropped Javi Garcia into central defence.
The numerical hindrance didn't stop their attacking intent and four minutes later the away side were ahead thanks to a superb goal from David Silva. Yaya Toure found the Spaniard before he curled a fine shot past the reach of the helpless McGregor in the Tigers' goal.
Pablo Zabaleta then went close to doubling the away sides' advantage but his 20-yard volley came back off the underside of the crossbar with goal-line technology replays showing the ball didn't cross the line.
Ahmed Elmohamady then was arguably lucky to stay on the pitch after a high challenge on David Silva earned him only a yellow card.
David Meyler did find the back of the net with a left-footed strike but any celebrations were cut short prematurely with the linesman flagging for an offside decision.
Steve Bruce then introduced Sone Aluko at half-time at the expense of Maynor Figueroa as the Tigers looked to make their extra man count.
The second-half however was one of frustration as Hull couldn't find their killer instinct to beat Joe Hart in the away goal.
Long and Jelavic continually had opportunities but where either thwarted by Hart of by the offside flag much to the annoyance of the home support.
George Boyd was brought on for David Meyler and was on the end of two penalty calls both waved away by referee Lee Mason.
The first saw Boyd produce neat footwork near the byline past the advancing Hart but the midfielder went down with little or no contact from the keeper. The apparent dive enraged Hart who confronted the playmaker with replays showing Boyd spitting at the England international.
The second penalty shout came less than a minute after the first with Boyd being barged in the back inside the box by Fernandinho which could easily have been awarded on another day.
The Tigers throw plenty of crosses in the box but failed to get on the end of the deliveries with Hart claiming many of the high floated balls.
Fernandinho then missed a golden opportunity in the 72nd minute to put the game beyond doubt and ease the travelling nerves of the supporters but somehow missed the target when advancing into the area.
Dzeko was denied by McGregor in a one-on-one situation three minutes from time but in stoppage time the striker made no mistake second time around slotting past the advancing keeper to give City a 2-0 victory
FACT: Ahmed Elmohamady broke Mido's record number of minutes played by an Egyptian in the English Premier League today with a total of 5786 minutes (vs. Mido's 5773) – Stats via transfermarkt.com
Jamie Barwick is a 21-year-old Sports Journalism graduate and a fan of Hull City, covering the Tigers on KingFut.com.
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In 1972, I was the singles reviewer for the music trade Record World. It was an awesome job, but someone had to do it.
There were lots of mediocre records to plow through, but what a thrill it was when a clear-cut hit arrived -- like Carly Simon's "You're So Vain," "Oh, Girl" by the Chi Lites and "Take It Easy," the first single from the Eagles.
The breezy, hooky "Take it Easy," written by Jackson Browne (the "Winslow, Arizona" verse was added by Eagle Glenn Frey), distilled the California country rock sound pioneered by such winged-mates as the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers. The Eagles -- Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner -- soon scored again with the spooky "Witchy Woman." Their third straight 1972 hit, "Peaceful Easy Feeling," assured their place in history as the only act to have two "Easy" chartmakers in the same year.
I asked Henley whether the band knew they had a hit with "Take It Easy." He said, "We had no idea what would happen. We were pretty sure that we had made a compelling recording, but you never really know what is going to be a hit. There are so many other factors besides the music." Once the record began to surge, he added, "We couldn't believe it was really happening. We kept waiting for the bad news, but the single just kept climbing up the charts. We had a few brief, celebratory moments, but mainly we just kept working. We were always thinking about what to do next. It was important not to lose momentum."
Later in '72, my Record World colleague John Gibson (yes, that John Gibson; he was a great guy and a great reporter) joined his then-wife Sandy in the greenback pastures of Atlantic Records, which distributed David Geffen's Asylum label, where the Eagles nested. Les Gibsons took me and the guys to dinner at the fabulous Café Nicholson near Manhattan's groovy 59th Street Bridge, and it was clear they were hell-bent on taking their enterprise to the limit.
Fast forward 40 years to this week's airing of History Of The Eagles, an eye-opening two-part documentary produced by Oscar- and Grammy-winning documentarian Alex Gibney and directed by his frequent collaborator Alison Ellwood, which bowed impressively at Sundance and debuted on Showtime February 15 and 16.
Part I draws from scads of material, including vintage footage beginning several years B.E. (before Eagles). In a sequence worthy of the St. Hubbins/Tufnel Spinal Tap back story, we learn that among the bands for whom Henley and/or Frey toiled were the Mushrooms, The Four of Us, The Heavy Metal Kids, the Subterraneans, Longbranch Pennywhistle, The Four Speeds and Shiloh.
Spoiler alert: Frey recalls that he learned the value of relentless attention to detail in songwriting courtesy of Jackson Browne, who lived in a crummy Echo Park studio below the crummy digs Frey shared with fellow mellow man J.D. Souther, who would later co-write such Eagles standards as "Best of My Love," "Victim of Love," "Heartache Tonight" and "New Kid in Town." Early each morning and punctuated only by the occasional tea whistle, Browne played and sang the same riffs ad infinitum until they were perfect. It was, for Frey, as valuable as it was annoying.
During pre-production of the Eagles' eponymous debut album, famed producer Glyn Johns (The Faces, The Who, The Stones) was not crazy about the group until, at a certain moment, he grokked the distinctive, crystalline blend of voices that would propel them to superstardom.
Henley and Frey were anything but mellow when it came to their careers. Their desire to rock out led to the laid-back Leadon's departure and the arrival of Joe Walsh, a certified power guitarist and one of the funniest musicians ever to grace a stage. (Turn off the volume and watch the film's concert footage of Walsh in action and you will laugh out loud.) Of course, there's a boatload of pain -- and redemption -- in Walsh's story, which plays out in Part II.
As much as Henley and Frey defined the Eagles, erstwhile members Leadon, Meisner and Don Felder and current bandmate Timothy B. Schmit contributed mightily, and each gets to tell his unvarnished story.
The band reached its highest altitude during the mid to late 1970s, when the single and album Hotel California cemented what Rolling Stone called their "note-perfect Hollywood-cowboy ennui." Gibney's film draws on excellent footage from a 1977 concert in Washington, D.C. which features the memorable dueling guitars of Walsh and Felder at the end of a chilling "Hotel California."
By 1980, the Eagles were done and the record industry was in a pre-MTV, pre-CD tailspin. Fourteen years later, the band reunited with their current lineup: Henley, Frey, Walsh and Schmit. What happened during the past 30 years is the subject of History Part II.
Wendy (aka my wife) is a long-time, passionate Eagles-lover whose enthusiasm became infectious as we watched a screening of Part I together. By the film's end, I appreciated the group more than ever.
Difficulties notwithstanding, Henley says, "All of it was fun. For me, hearing a song we'd written come to fruition in the recording studio was very gratifying, and then, of course, hearing it on the radio. Being onstage before a crowd of enthusiastic fans was a real rush, too ... and still is. Best job in the world."
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One of the health risks of using sulfur dioxide as a preservative is that it may induce asthma symptoms in asthmatics, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information. Individuals who suffer from sulfite sensitivity may experience several cardiovascular, dermatological, gastrointestinal and pulmonary reactions after consuming foods preserved using sulfur dioxide, reports the University of Florida IFAS Extension.Continue Reading
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The far-reaching impact of the Game of Thrones TV series, filmed on location in Northern Ireland, just keeps growing.
But whereas much of the filming has taken place in the historic Paint Hall Studio until now, the second series is causing quite a stir on the north coast.
It's all about these fellas. For those who haven't read the books or watched the HBO TV series, these are the "The Seven", statues of the predominant Gods in the world created by author of the original books, George RR Martin.
The statues have been attracting all sorts of attention on Downhill Beach, under the shadow of the Mussenden Temple, in the last week as filming of the second series gets under way.
Castlerock woman Amanda Killen took these pictures and was amazed with their popularity when she put them on picture-sharing website Flickr.
"I had seen the ads for it, but actually never watched the programme," she explained.
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1. Harp of a different color
"Once, a gentleman gave one of my children a tin whistle—a veritable invention of Satan, sir, and one which I have an unspeakable horror of, and so would you if you had eighty or ninety children in your house," Brigham Young reportedly told Mark Twain, according to the author's hysterical travelogue, Roughing It.
That brings us to Saturday, April 19, when, at the family-friendly Spring Harp Fest, a seemingly inexhaustible supply of harmonicas will be available. So, pack the kids, rent a dog and dust off that Frisbee. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Harry Griffen Park (9550 Milden St. in La Mesa), a lineup of regional and nationally known musicians will blow delicious tunes through their tin sandwiches. And the whole outdoor concert's free, with a suggested donation of $10.
"It's a cool party. You never been?" founder and organizer "Harmonica" John Frazer asks CityBeat somewhat incredulously. "Oh, you got to go. Once you go, you'll never want to miss it again."
Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the event features Eric Von Herzen, of Social Distortion, with his band Atomic Road Kings. In the afternoon, there's an audience-participation jam. And the event caps with Chicago bluesman Aki Kumar, backed by Chris James and Patrick Rynn.
If you forget to pack a lunch and get hungry during the event, there'll be Hodad's burgers and Hooters wings on site, which, like everything at the festival, are donated. Proceeds partially go to fund the Blues in the Schools program, which gives money and harmonicas to schools around the county.
"It's just a fun little family event, a nice day in the park," Frazer says. "Great music. It's something to do between Good Friday and Easter Sunday. It's a fucking hoot."
Parking gets tight, so folks are encouraged to use the lot at Grossmont Union High School. If that's full, park and ride the trolley from the Amaya stop. springharpfest.org
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The new White Box venue is like a big, blank canvas enticing artists to perform. Since opening the raw space with a two-week-long performing-arts festival last year, choreographer and San Diego Dance Theater founder Jean Isaacs has dedicated the beautiful building to serving as a home for the live arts. Isaacs is bringing back the spirit of the epic opening shindig with the second annual Live Arts Fest, featuring 10 performances in the next few weeks. The fest kicked off April 15 and runs through Sunday, April 27, at White Box, at Point Loma's Liberty Station (2590 Truxton Road, Suite 205). Performers like Tijuana dance troupe Grupo de Danza Minerva Tapia, experimental puppeteers Iain Gunn and Bridget Rountree and Collective Purpose's Ant Black are in the lineup. $20 per show. sandiegodancetheater.org
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Now through July 8, at the San Diego Museum of Art (SDMA) in Balboa Park, you can watch Muxima (mu-sheem-AH), artist Alfredo Jaar's looping 30-minute film about the African nation of Angola. "Muxima" is an Angolan folk song, and the film uses varied recorded versions of it to frame images that refer to Angola's colonial past and its present. We've not seen it, but reportedly, it's lovely. At 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 23, Jaar will be the featured speaker at the annual Axline Lecture, presented jointly by SDMA and the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and held at SDMA. The Chilean-born Jaar's work is largely geopolitical in nature, and he's known for an installation inspired by the genocide in Rwanda 20 years ago. Lecture tickets are $10. sdmart.org
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I took a short trip to Shabwa (or Shabwah) with a friend to see her family. The province borders Marib, Abyan and Hadramaut, and has been the wild wild west of Yemen long before the recent conflicts began. Northern Shabwa is dry and mountainous while the southern part is dominated by volcanic landscape and beautiful beaches.
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Nowadays the government still controls the provincial capital Ataq, but five minutes outside the city the army is conveniently absent until the coastal town of Balhaf five hours down south. In between the land falls under the control of Ansar Al Sharia, an offshoot of Al Qaeda, Hirak Independence movement, and various tribes and villages. On our way to the beach, we passed through Azzan where Ansar Al-Sharia fly their own flags at checkpoints and broadcast propaganda over loudspeakers. The father cursed Al Qaeda as he pulled over in the middle of the market not far from a tree where two government informants were hanged just a week ago. I asked nervously: "Do we really have to stop here?" "The qat is awesome here." He hurried to the sea of qat sellers leaving us and the kids in the car staring at a sign that said "The Islamic Emirate of Azzan".
The highlight of the trip was definitely swimming in the Arabian Sea at a deserted beach north of Balhaf. Since no one else was willing to brave Al Qaeda territory to get here on that day, we had the whole place to ourselves. As I floated mindlessly in the turquois sea, war was looming on the horizon. The government troops have started the offense on Ansar Al-Sharia positions in the neighboring Abyan province, it's only a matter of time before they reach Shabwa. We might as well enjoy the calm before the storm hits.
I apologize for the lack of quality photos from this trip. Shabwa has huge potential for great photos with its mountains, sand dunes, lush oases, and unique architecture, but I was too afraid to use my large SLR camera that would've definitely attracted unwanted attention. A few photos I posted here were taken either from a moving car or from my phone camera.
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Since leaving university Ive worn many hats. I've been a writer of features and blogs for a whole heap of websites; I've been an online editor - of an international hair website, international education websites, and a whole network of marketing websites; I've done some SEO, content strategy and a dash of IA, and even project managed website redesigns.
I also do some freelance writing around the place- and this is where I get to write about stuff I really like. In 2008 I was part of the editorial team at Gear Patrol, a popular men's lifestyle website, and I've been a contributor to the surfing website Mesurf.
I've worked here and there around Sydney as a university lecturer and tutor, and in-between jetting from place to place I've had a few of my essays published. Here's a selection:


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Elmira, New York
Elmira is a great place to call home. Hal Roach and Mark Twain did! In historic times, it was occupied by the Cayuga nation of the Iroquois Confederacy, also called the Kanawaholla. To the northwest is Harris Hill where pioneer pilots established the sport of gliding in America. Harris Hill is the site of the National Soaring Museum.
Whether you are visiting from out of town or you are new to the area, we would suggest adding the following destinations to your list of things to do. For more information, please visit:
- The Clemens Center Concert and Theater Center - www.clemenscenter.com
- The Arnot Art Museum - www.arnotartmuseum.org
- The Eldridge Park Carousel (the fastest carousel in the world) - eldridgepark.org
- Watkins Glen International - www.TheGlen.com
- Area Wine Trails - www.FingerLakesWineCountry.com
- Arts Festivals - www.CorningNYArtsandCrafts.com
- Finger Lakes Region - www.CorningFingerLakes.com
- Family Life (radio network & ministries) - www.FLN.org
- Texas Roadhouse - www.texasroadhouse.com
- Red Robin - redrobin.com
- Cracker Barrel - crackerbarrel.com
Grace Community Church is located about 12 miles away from the Elmira area.