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Mystery Street Productions is, according to its website, "in no way affiliated with Gabrielle Restaurant, the Uptowner, or Greg and Mary Sonnier."
Nevertheless, it is holding dinners Friday and Saturday at 438 Henry Clay Ave., the address where the Sonniers have tried unsuccessfully to resurrect their well-regarded restaurant. Earlier in March, the New Orleans City Council denied the zoning change required to open a restaurant in the former reception hall.
The original Gabrielle was in Mid-City on Esplanade Avenue -- not far from Mystery Street, in fact -- and it flooded following Hurricane Katrina. According to its website, M.S.P. is "(f)inding a way to bring the 'Good Eats' of Gabrielle Restaurant to the people of New Orleans."
It appears it's doing that this weekend with $65 dinners, tax and gratuity included, that begin at 7 p.m. each night. The price includes two glasses of wine and a choice between two appetizers and two entrées, which will be followed by "Chef Mary's dessert du jour."
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Go into safe mode to delete sometimes?
Just checking with you all I'm doing the right thing. Sometimes my W7 PC won't delete something. It will say preparing to delete but will stay stuck like this, or it will say file in use when I know it's not. In this case I start windows in safe mode my hitting F8 during boot an am then able to delete the movie or file fine.
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First I would try just restarting normally and see if just after the OS loads whether you can or can't delete that file. If you can't I personally would find out why you can't.
Something is locking it up.
Otherwise if you KNOW it is OK to delete then doing it in safe mode is OK.
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You could also install Unlocker - Download Unlocker 1.9.1 - FileHippo.com
then when a file is locked or not deletable it will popup and ask you what you want to do with it. Sometimes it can free up the file so you can delete it, otherwise you can schedule it to be deleted on the next boot. Saves you having to boot to Safe mode then back to normal mode.
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The Old Yarmouth Inn, established in 1696, lays claim as the oldest inn on Cape Cod. Situated at the halfway point on the long day and a half journey from Plymouth to Provincetown, it became a welcome haven for the weary traveler in need of lodging, food and drink. In early colonial times it was very common to build taverns close to churches. After long hours in unheated churches parishioners would gather in front of a warm fire and enjoy refreshments provided by the innkeeper.
During the Revolutionary War, inns often served many purposes for the townsfolk: newsrooms for the colonists, barracks for the soldiers and sometimes even as hospitals. Because of a fire at the Town Hall where most important documents were kept, few papers survive to outline the Inn's true history, but the Inn's guest registry from the 1860′s survives as testimony to the hundreds of travelers that have come before.
The Old Yarmouth Inn continues to serve as a respite for weary travelers, as a gathering place for local townspeople and as a favorite dining spot on Cape Cod for friends and families.
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The Ghost from The Old Yarmouth Inn – as seen on WCVB TV's Chronicle.
The Ghost from The Old Yarmouth Inn
We suspect that there is really more than one ghost. The ghost(s) are not malicious or scary; rather he/she/they are mischievous and possess a good sense of humor.
We have heard many stories about the ghost s from previous owners of the building and from others who have heard stories from their parents and grandparents. The common tale about the ghost came from a woman who lived here. Her grandfather was a dentist and operated his business out of the first floor. He lived here with his family and died in one of the upstairs bedrooms. She is convinced that he is our ghost. Another common assumption is that a young woman killed in a smoky blaze while she was sleeping upstairs is the ghost. It is rumored that she was the mistress of the Proprietor of the Old Yarmouth Inn.
But the Old Yarmouth Inn has been home to many families and thousands of travelers over the last 3 centuries. There are no records of the number of travelers that arrived on the doorstep sick, and no record of those that may have died here.
When Althea Thompson's family occupied the Old Yarmouth Inn it functioned as a boarding house for the teachers that taught and the Old school – now the fire station on 6A.
One day Althea was playing in the attic and found the hidden door that led to the secret room where it is assumed that the Old Yarmouth Inn hid slaves and operated as part of the Underground Railroad. If that is true then it can be assumed that the ghost could be a recently freed slave seeking shelter en route to a safer life.
The possibilities are endless, but we are convinced that there are two resident ghosts! Our first recorded sighting of one of the ghosts on Thanksgiving 1999. Carleton Davis, the former artistic director of the CapePlayhouse was staying in the room called QuissetHarbor. He woke at 4:00 in the morning to find a gentleman standing at the foot of his bed. Carleton told me that the "man" seemed puzzled that Carleton was in the room. Carleton was unafraid and was convinced that he was seeing an apparition. He described this "man" as a "jowly individual with big full cheeks and a calm manner." He was dressed in late 19th century clothing with a flounced white blouse with large cuffs and full sleeves. As they stared at each other the man faded from Carleton's sight. Fast forward to November 2008 when the Yarmouth Inn sign that hangs on the wall first returned. We had not yet anchored it to the wall and propped it up in the Red Room. Keri, Dani and Frupa were the only staff left in the building. Keri went to lock the front door and to her surprise a bitcoin casino reviews man stood admiring the sign! She stopped in her tracks, but when she looked back in – he was gone. Again, the style of dress was quite similar to Carleton Davis's description. Then on Thanksgiving 2012 I had my first sighting as I was standing at the host station looking towards the door I saw the reflection of a man pass by the storm door in Victorian clothing!
In the summer of 2002 three gentlemen were staying here on a vacation from the British Virgin Islands. On of the men, Michael Blaize woke up to feel a "body" sit on the edge of his bed. He pulled the covers up over his eyes hoping he was dreaming, but the "figure" arose off of the bed and traveled to the foot of the bed and began caressing Michael's feet. He was now fully covered in his blanket and comforter and begging for the morning to come, when he felt this ghost grab the 2 online slots bed posts and began shaking the bed. This ended as quickly as it started and Michael got up, packed his bags and took his chances on the outside deck for the remainder of the night until the sun rose and he felt safe. The next morning we listened in stunned silence as he told the story. We exchanged glances of disbelief and wanted to laugh until Arpad's 89 year old mother stepped out on to the deck and announced that she could not sleep because of the all the racket and banging coming from the room across the hall. We all believe that this ghost played on Michael's fear of the supernatural and showed up to scare him, and entertain the rest of us.
There has been a lot of unexplained occurrences – we have felt cold drafts that cannot be explained. These are usually followed by bizarre reactions from Comet, our dog. On numerous occasions I have returned from a tour of turning off the lights in the various dining rooms to find all the lights back on again. There have been ashtrays that have slid down the bar and then tossed into the air. My sister Maureen, Arpad and I listened in disbelief as the window next to our table began moaning and rattling with out provocation and then fell silent Our bartender has had to hold glasses that slide all over the bar as she tries to pour drinks. One woman, who guffawed at the idea of a ghost, was soon a believer when the air conditioner cover fell off and defied gravity as it traveled 10 feet to graze the tip of her head. My own sister refuses to go in to the kitchen after hours since the time 7 years ago when our Hobart mixer turned on while she was making an early morning cup of coffee. Most recently the wait staff has begun hearing their names being whispered by an unknown source, and several of the staff have heard footsteps at odd times of the night.
During the fall of 2003 and we hosted a couple of Séances that were supposed to be nothing more than theatrical performances, but aroused our ghost nonetheless. There is a gas stove in the Dining Room we call the Red Room. On the stove was a glass Vase filled with silk roses and blue marbles. One morning during the time that the room was being decorated for the Séance, we came downstairs to find the vase split perfectly into laying on the brick hearth on either side of the gas stove. The blue marbles were laid out in front of the hearth and the roses were fanned out between the marbles.
I would like to blame my own absent mindedness of losing my keys or my glasses on the ghost, but this isn't the case. But there are still an awful lot of strange things that just cannot be explained.
In 2013 I was getting ready to leave for the evening. Arpad said he was going to put our 2 dogs (Comet died in 2009) in the car. When I got upstairs the back door was open and the dogs were on the deck. I asked Arpad why he had left the door open on such a cold night, and he said that he did not do it. Upon watching the motion sensitive cameras, it became apparent that something opened the door. Indi came down the hall and stretched in front of an obviously closed door and then turned around and stared at the wall behind her wagging her tail and then disappeared down the hall. Roughly five minutes later she charged down the hall and sprinted right out the now open door with her sister, our resident watch /attack dog on her heels as happy as can be. Weezie would have never let another human being come down that hallway without making a ruckus and to this day we have no idea how a door, that is always locked, magically opened……


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The New Age of ProtectionismTrump's Attack on Germany and the Global Economy
U.S. President Donald Trump wants to stimulate the American economy, but he has shown no
interest in existing trade deals or in the basic rules of economics. It is a dangerous cocktail for
German industry.
- Combeen quite a scene at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in New York recently, with a never-ending parade of stretch limousines and armored S-Class Mercedes pulling up to the building. The heads of Ford, Tesla, Boeing and dozens of other companies have all dropped by for an audience with Donald Trump. The president has consistently gushed about the "great meetings," but little more than silence could be heard from the other side.
Senior executives in Germany have been keeping close tabs on the stream of visitors heading for an audience with Trump, full of concern and nervous about what the future might hold. They have refrained from speaking about Trump publicly, but internally, it's the only thing they are talking about.


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UNAPOLOGETIC PREACHING - Proclaiming the authority of God's Word without apology
"Preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with complete patience and teaching." 2 Timothy 4:2
UNASHAMED ADORATION - Lifting high the name of Jesus through worship
"God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth." John 4:24
UNCEASING PRAYER - Believing firmly in the power of prayer
"Praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end keep alert with all perseverance, making supplication for all the saints." Ephesians 6:18
UNAFRAID WITNESS - Sharing the good news of Jesus with boldness
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heres a tank build that has armor and magic resist enough to fit both types of enemies. mostly, you should adjust accodingly to what type of opponents your up against, but this build should work well for if you find yourself in the situation where you need it to be about even, or if you find yourself fighting both types of enemies, IE if your laning against someone like yi, and annie. you get massive regen, and the visage helps with making that more effective. also, with so much armor and resist, mixed with courage, you take barely any damage. one issue you see with most tank builds is the lack of one of the two defenses, but in this case you do not. banshees veil, and thornmail are the cookie cutter items for this type of build, but i just wanted to do something a little different. i do highly suggest those two, as they are two of the most effective items. HF and GL


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Two new UK databases have been added to Ancestry.co.uk that will be of particular interest to Australia royalty.
UK Royal Navy Medical Journals, 1817-1857 is 28133 records, indexed images of medical journals from British ships, which include names of patients and other passengers and crew aboard.
The journals in this database were kept by ships' medical officers, who were required to keep a record of patients, treatments, and outcomes during a voyage. This collection includes 671 volumes, each from a single ship and covering a particular time period. The majority are convict ships bound for Australia or Van Diemen's Land.
UK Surgeon Superintendents' Journals of Convict Ships, 1858-1867 is 2352 records from journals kept by surgeons aboard convict ships sailing from England to Australia created after the Royal Navy turned the transport of convicts over to merchant shipping.
Information found in the entries varies by journal but can include details such as name, age, crime convicted of, length of sentence, point of embarkation, native country, education, death date, cause of death, sick lists, lists of ship's stores, and day-to-day happenings aboard ship. You may also find lists of convicts, punishments, and prisoners who exhibited good conduct during the voyage. Crew members may also be included.
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Baltimore Blast News Release: September 16, 2013
Indoor Soccer In Baltimore to Kick Off 34th Season On November 23rd Against Perennial Rival
Baltimore – The Baltimore Blast released its 2013-2014 season schedule today and the
home opener on November 23rd at the Baltimore Arena gets off on an intense note.
The longest rivalry in the MISL immediately clash when the Milwaukee Wave come to
town that Friday night. The Blast will play 20 regular season games, 10 at home and 10
on the road. Baltimore will be taking on teams from Milwaukee, Missouri, Syracuse,
Rochester, as well as new arrivals to the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL),
Pennsylvania and St. Louis.
While Milwaukee and the Blast will mix it up twice early in the regular season,
the Missouri Comets will have to wait until January 3rd for their first of two attempts
to avenge their championship loss to The Blast. Their second chance will be at
Missouri on February 9th. The Comets knocked Milwaukee out of the playoffs
in last season's semi-final round.
The MISL Playoffs will begin with the semifinals March 7-9, featuring the No. 1
and No. 4 seeds and the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds meeting in home-and-home
series' with a mini game to decide the series following the second game if
needed. The championship will follow the same format on March 14-16. The
higher seed will have the option to choose which game it hosts.
Nearly 400,000 fans attended MISL regular season games in 2012-13,
marking the second consecutive season the league enjoyed a significant
increase in attendance.
Keeping with the Baltimore Blast tradition of affordable family entertainment,
fans will be treated to various promotional items throughout the season.
The team will also host a variety of theme nights including Hall of Fame night,
Boy and Girl Scout nights and a post-game Christian Youth Night.
All home games will begin at 7:35 pm with two exceptions. February 21st,
the Blast will take on The Pennsylvania Roar at 7:05 pm, Christian Youth Night,
which will feature a concert following the game, and on February 22nd,
the Blast will battlethe Syracuse Silver Knights at 6:05 pm.
Season Tickets and Mini Plans for the 2013-2014 Blast Season are currently
available, while the single-game tickets for the upcoming season will go on sale soon.
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Single- game tickets will be available at the Baltimore Arena Box Office and at all
Ticket Master Outlets including Ticket Master Phone charge at 410-547-SEAT.
Tickets can also be purchased online at www.ticketmaster.com.
For additional information on Blast Tickets, call the Blast at 410-73-BLAST
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Saturday, November 16 at Rochester Lancers 7:05 p.m.
Saturday, November 23 vs. Milwaukee Wave 7:35 p.m.
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Friday, December 20 at Pennsylvania Roar 7:05 p.m.
Saturday, December 21 vs. Pennsylvania Roar 7:35 p.m.
Tuesday, December 31 at Pennsylvania Roar 5:05 p.m.
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Saturday, January 4 vs. Pennsylvania Roar 7:35 p.m.
Friday, January 17 vs. St. Louis Ambush 7:35 p.m.
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Friday, January 24 vs. Syracuse Silver Knights 7:35 p.m.
Saturday, January 25 vs. Rochester Lancers 7:35 p.m.
Friday, January 31 at Syracuse Silver Knights 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, February 6 at St. Louis Ambush 8:35 p.m.
Sunday, February 9 at Missouri Comets 4:10 p.m.
Friday, February 21 vs. Pennsylvania Roar 7:05 p.m.
Saturday, February 22 vs. Syracuse Silver Knights 6:05 p.m.
Sunday, February 23 at Rochester Lancers 3:00 p.m.
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Then he made for them a feast, and they ate and drank.
Early in the morning, they exchanged oaths. Isaac then bade them farewell, and they departed from him in peace. That same day Isaac's servants came and told him about the well they had dug, and said to him, "We have found water!" He named it Shibah; therefore the name of the city is Beer-sheba to this day.
When Esau was forty years old, he took to wife Judith daughter of Beeri the Hittite, and Basemath daughter of Elon the Hittite; and they were a source of bitterness to Isaac and Rebekah.
When Isaac was old and his eyes were too dim to see, he called his older son Esau and said to him, "My son." He answered, "Here I am." And he said, "I am old now, and I do not know how soon I may die. Take your gear, your quiver and bow, and go out into the open and hunt me some game. Then prepare a dish for me such as I like, and bring it to me to eat, so that I may give you my innermost blessing before I die."
Rebekah had been listening as Isaac spoke to his son Esau. When Esau had gone out into the open to hunt game to bring home, Rebekah said to her son Jacob, "I overheard your father speaking to your brother Esau, saying, 'Bring me some game and prepare a dish for me to eat, that I may bless you, with the Lord's approval, before I die.' Now, my son, listen carefully as I instruct you. Go to the flock and fetch me two choice kids, and I will make of them a dish for your father, such as he likes. Then take it to your father to eat, in order that he may bless you before he dies." Jacob answered his mother Rebekah, "But my brother Esau is a hairy man and I am smooth-skinned. If my father touches me, I shall appear to him as a trickster and bring upon myself a curse, not a blessing." But his mother said to him, "Your curse, my son, be upon me! Just do as I say and go fetch them for me."
He got them and brought them to his mother, and his mother prepared a dish such as his father liked. Rebekah then took the best clothes of her older son Esau, which were there in the house, and had her younger son Jacob put them on; and she covered his hands and the hairless part of his neck with the skins of the kids. Then she put in the hands of her son Jacob the dish and the bread that she had prepared.
He went to his father and said, "Father." And he said, "Yes, which of my sons are you?" Jacob said to his father, "I am Esau, your first-born; I have done as you told me. Pray sit up and eat of my game, that you may give me your innermost blessing." Isaac said to his son, "How did you succeed so quickly, my son?" And he said, "Because the Lord your God granted me good fortune." Isaac said to Jacob, "Come closer that I may feel you, my son–whether you are really my son Esau or not." So Jacob drew close to his father Isaac, who felt him and wondered. "The voice is the voice of Jacob, yet the hands are the hands of Esau." He did not recognize him, because his hands were hairy like those of his brother Esau; and so he blessed him.
He asked, "Are you really my son Esau?" And when he said, "I am," he said, "Serve me and let me eat of my son's game that I may give you my innermost blessing." So he served him and he ate, and he brought him wine and he drank. Then his father Isaac said to him, "Come close and kiss me, my son"; and he went up and kissed him. And he smelled his clothes and he blessed him, saying, "Ah, the smell of my son is like the smell of the fields that the Lord has blessed.
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DRAWSKO POMORSKIE, Poland (Reuters) - NATO plans to sharply increase the size of its exercises in Europe in coming years to ensure allies keep working smoothly together despite winding down combat operations in Afghanistan, senior NATO commanders said on Thursday.
More than 40,000 soldiers may take part in war games planned for Spain and Portugal in 2015, according to U.S. Army Lieutenant-General Frederick Hodges, NATO's land forces commander.
That is far bigger than the 6,000 soldiers taking part in a major NATO exercise this week in Poland and the Baltic states showing the alliance refocusing on its core task of defending its territory as it winds down its role in the Afghan war.
"This kind of exercise, this sort of complexity, is going to be the norm," Hodges said after watching troops from Poland, Romania, Estonia and other NATO nations take part in a live fire exercise on a rain-soaked firing range in northwestern Poland.
Land, air, naval and special forces from 20 NATO countries are involved in the November 2-9 "Steadfast Jazz" exercise, designed to test NATO's ability to defend an ally if it comes under attack.
NATO forces fired shells from artillery, mortars and tanks as they repelled imaginary invaders during Thursday's maneuvers, setting off a chain of explosions that sent black smoke swirling across the sky.
NATO officials deny that the exercise is intended to beef up the alliance's defenses against Russia, but Russian officials have voiced concern about NATO staging a big exercise so close to their western border.
Officials from the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, who were alarmed by a much larger Russian exercise in September, have been reassured by the NATO maneuvers and the alliance's new focus on defending its home turf.
Despite lingering suspicions, particularly over NATO's planned missile defense system, NATO and Russia work together in areas such as counter-terrorism. Russian observers were on hand to watch the NATO exercise.
NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said on Thursday he did not rule out Russia and NATO one day holding joint military exercises. "Why not?" he told reporters.
Staging exercises with tens of thousands of soldiers is expensive and each nation involved has to pay for most of its expenses. So persuading allies to pay for large-scale exercises could be a challenge at a time when many Western nations are slashing defense budgets following the financial crisis.
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Kristen Stewart refused to celebrate her 21st birthday on the set of the last Twilight movie, because she didn't want her milestone to overshadow the wrap party for the final film.
The actress turned 21 in April (11) and her big day coincided with a bash to mark the end of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 shoot.
However, rather than revel in the attention, Stewart attempted to downplay her birthday - but her co-stars had a surprise ready for her.
Actress Julia Jones tells E! Online, "There was a huge cake for her, but she didn't want it to be about her birthday; she wanted it to be about the wrap party. So they didn't bring it out.
"At a certain point, myself and a few other people were like, 'Wait a minute. Where is Kristen's cake?' We went back into the kitchen and demanded they bring the cake out. It was quite a scene.
"She was totally fine (about the celebration) but I understand, because the wrap party was a big deal. I'm very shy about my birthday also. You don't want any more attention."


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Along with the Toyota Prius GT which we previously covered, the smart car (Mercedes writes the name of the car with a lower-case "s") modified by Peter Bee and Z Cars is an answer to a question that nobody had asked, but still kind of cool. The super-mini-car is not quite treehugging in itself since the modifications certainly made it less efficient than it originally was, but anything that can get the general public excited about smaller cars (especially in North-America) can only be a good thing. The specs of the modified smart are: 180 hp from a GSXR1000 Suzuki motorcycle engine (they call the car "Smartuki" because of it), a 13,000 RPM redline, 0-60 in 4.2 seconds, 1/4 mile in 12.4 seconds and it tops out at 132mph. "Autosport Magazine tested it against a Mistubishi Evo FQ-330. It didn't win but fared better than the Subaru that tried a week earlier." No word on fuel economy, but we assume that it must still be decent when the engine is kept at low revs.
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I was very excited to try this out, as it shares its fragrance with the gorgeous Lord of Misrule bath bomb, which has been a favourite of mine for the past couple of years.
Scented with black pepper, patchouli and vanilla, this spicy-sweet combination is lovely. I used to not be a fan of patchouli, but when I encounter it in Lush products it is so beautifully blended that I cannot help liking it I guess, because it doesn't stick out to me at all. This is a sweet fragrance with some spice.
This FUN comes in three colours, which also match the bath bomb (it has a speckled green exterior and a wine-coloured interior). It also has three adorable paper "eye" sets, so you can stick them on your "aliens and monsters" if you make some out of this product.
Retailing for $6.95 for 200 g, this can be used as a body wash, crumbled under running water for a bubble bath, used for hand soap, and it can also be used as shampoo but I think short hair might have an easier time than long hair.
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After using it on my skin, my skin felt more soft and was lightly scented. On my hair I found the size I used was not enough for all my hair, as it doesn't lather as much as shampoo would and so I just used regular shampoo along with it. The piece I grabbed wasn't very big so it could be user error.
I also found that I would lather it up in my hands first then work it onto the hair as opposed to taking the piece and directly rubbing it, as it seemed like it would just squidge around a bit and might get entangled before thoroughly melting and I didn't want to take the chance of having bits of it stuck in there after rinsing. If I try this again as shampoo I will update this post and write how it went.
I haven't quite used it as a body wash yet, because I feel like I would need a sizable amount to make it worth my time. It doesn't lather as much as other soaps, so I don't know how good it would be with a loofah and directly rubbing on my skin would make the whole chunk I used start to melt, so be careful if you choose to do that. I want to make this last a while so I don't want to take the chance of melting it hehe.
I used about 1/8 or 1/7 of my bar to make a bubble bath and it was nice. I didn't agitate the water like I normally would with Lush products and I still had a good film of bubbles. It wasn't copious amounts but it was still pleasant and the water was a rosey tinged (but that could also depend on which part of the bar you used, I'm guessing I used more of the purple parts than green). The room was fragranced but not as much as it would be if I used a Lord of Misrule bath bomb (or even half of one), and I soon stopped noticing it.
Molding this wasn't easy. XD It was fun, but it isn't as easy to manipulate as something like polymer clay would be. As I am more concerned about the soap aspects of this product, that doesn't take serious points away from this. I don't think children (who I think the main FUN products are more aimed towards) really care about the fine details of sculpting materials (I know I wouldn't have when I was a kid!), and I think they would enjoy this regardless. :D Come to think of it though, maybe keep an eye on your child if they are using this and are anything like me, because I ate both bath products AND playdough as a child because they either looked good or smelled good, or I shaped something into a pie and so it therefore must have BEEN pie (no, no it definitely wasn't; it was salty home-made playdough). Alien's and Monsters FUN has a sweetness to it and could be appealing.
My sister and I decided to make monsters and aliens for this post and here's how they turned out:
Her predator is awesome!! :D I did the 1/2 Lord of Misrule bath bomb and the tentacle from Day of the Tentacle (super awesome computer game from the 1990's). You can tell the artistic differences quite well in these photos. XD Seriously though, this stuff is very hard to make detailed work with, and she kicked butt at it! :D
Have you tried any of Lush's FUNs? If so, please feel free to write about it below :D. The only other one I've tried is their Golden FUN.
I am very glad that I got to try this, and I will keep using it and update this post if I notice more things about it. I probably wouldn't buy it again, and instead go straight for the Lord of Misrule shower creme but that is personal preference. I find this trickier to use than regular soap/shower gel/shampoo and the packaging frustrates me a bit (I'd prefer if it came in a pot instead of thin plastic that rips easily in my hands; I saw another blogger put theirs into a cleaned out Lush pot and I loved that idea and did the same). I think that this is very decently priced for what you get, and the novelty factor of it is great! However I generally prefer shower gels and will stick to that most of the time.
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Ideas about growth … future year plans … plans to enter new markets and escape old ones, are all potential exercises in self-delusion without the plans to acquire, inspire and support the right talent.
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My work regularly brings me in contact with many varied and fascinating firms and managers. In general, I find that most can use an infusion of energy and creativity into their talent identification and acquisition approaches. I still see "Field of Dreams" plans flowing into budgets and commitments, without a commitment to engaging the right people. That's poor management. Fortunately, the cure isn't as elusive as one might think.
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1. Always back a strategic plan with a talent plan. The failure to identify and engage the right talent practically guarantees failure.
2. The best talent is often hiding in plain sight. Everyone is doing something…don't let their role become your limiting view on their abilities. She's in support. He's in marketing. Those two might be your future superstar salespeople. Open your eyes to those around you who show initiative, ingenuity and a hunger to do more.
3. The best source of talent likely is not via the HR department or their recruiting efforts. No disrespect to those folks intended, but this is mostly on you. If you are properly networked into your business and industry, you should constantly be monitoring for prospective hires.
4. Always recruit. The best sales manager I ever worked with didn't miss a tradeshow or city visit to connect with one or more prospective hires. His advance scouting ensured that when an opportunity arose, he was immediately prepared with qualified, enthusiastic candidates.
5. Look for talent in unusual places. A wildly successful senior leader I know regularly hands out his business cards to great restaurant servers and engaging and helpful retail salespeople, inviting them to call and talk about a career opportunity. He's filled his organization with these capable, passionate people.
6. The best talent may not live or want to live in your geography. Get over it. Join this century and figure out how to get the best people in the world working for you, regardless of where they are in the world. The technology tools and the ease of transportation make this not only practical, but attractive.
7. The talent you need for that new strategy or market opening may be outside of your industry boundaries. Trust me, for an experienced professional, your industry isn't that hard to learn. Whatever ramp-up time there may be, will be paid back many times over with fresh perspectives.
8. Your industry's Value Chain is a rich source of potential talent. While it violates my "outside of your industry theme," looking at candidates from different industry suppliers, integrators or producers also gives you a fresh view to your firm's unique situation.
The Bottom-Line for Now
Simply stated: the right people make your teams go and your organization grow. How hard and how creatively are you working at getting the right talent around you?
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A Conversation with Nina Gilden Seavey, Director of "A Paralyzing Fear"
by Andrea Meyer
Nina Gilden Seavey began her career in documentary filmmaking twenty
years ago, doing research and writing on other director's projects. She
founded the Center for History in the Media at George Washington
University, the only institute in the country dedicated solely to
historical documentary filmmaking which she continues to direct. In 1990
she teamed up with Oscar Award winning filmmaker Paul Wagner ("The Stone
Carvers" and "Out of Ireland"), and they have since produced several
projects including the recent Discovery Channel special, "The Battle of
the Alamo."
With the unusually large budget for a documentary of $980,000, the
majority of which came from the National Endowment for the Humanities,
"A Paralyzing Fear: The Story of Polio in America" tells the story of
the disease from the outbreak of its first major epidemic in 1916
through the discovery of the Salk vaccine in 1955 and beyond.
Alternating between archival footage and interviews with living
survivors, the film reveals the disease that had the entire country
living in terror for years. It was a disease that struck haphazardly and
primarily at children. The societal paranoia and parental fear that
polio provoked and at the same time the collective determination to find
a cure was unprecedented.
indieWIRE: What drove you to make a film about polio?
Nina Gilden Seavey: I'm a filmmaker, and I think any filmmaker is always
looking for a good story that has never been told. I guess it must have
been in 1994, I had been interested in finding a new project. I'm
interested in science and medicine and was thinking about different
disease projects and realized that there was only one great triumphant
story, and it was the story of polio, and it had never been told.
iW: It never occurred to other filmmakers to tell this particular story?
Seavey: One of the ways I found out that a film had never been made on
the subject was because the March of Dimes, which was the organization
that fought polio essentially from the 1930's through 1962, had put all
the archival motion picture into a warehouse in about 1962 and had never
let anybody go in there to find out what was in there. So, many other
filmmakers had approached them and they had always turned them down. You
couldn't really make the film if you didn't have access to the archives.
Well, I got access to the archives, and that was 3000 films and 5000
iW: How were you able to get access to the archives where so many others
had failed?
Seavey: I had put together a very strong team. My partner of many years
is a gentleman named Paul Wagner. We put together a production team of
people like Geoff Ward, who did Ken Burns' "The Civil War" and
"Baseball," Henry Hampton who did "Eyes on the Prize", "The Great
Depression," and "The War on Poverty," and an array of historians and
anthropologists, and just a really strong group of people to advise us
on the project. I think the March of Dimes finally decided that this was
the film that should have the treasure. Once we were able to buy the
rights to the archive, we went to the National Endowment for the
Humanities and got a very large grant to make the film.
iW: What was it like talking to the survivors? Do they talk about the
disease in their daily lives, or is it painful for them to go back?
Seavey: It's very interesting that you should ask that. I had assumed,
because we live in this era of support groups, and everyone talks almost
ad nauseum about their marginalization, that everyone wants to be seen
as part of some sort of marginal group. But polio people are not like
that. These are people who believe that they want to be in the
mainstream of society, and part of the way that they got that way comes
out of being disabled in the 1950's, a time of great conformity. They
just transcended their disabilities by pretending in some measure that
they didn't exist, and that ethic continued until this day. So, what I
found as I traveled the country talking to these people and their
families was that they had never gone back and reexperienced those
emotions. So when I brought them back to that place, you don't see this
on camera, but every one of those people just exploded. It was painful
for them and it was painful for us as a crew.
iW: I was also struck by the way the entire country came together to
combat this disease, through the March of Dimes. That doesn't happen
anymore, not to that extent. Are people more selfish now? Less generous?
Or was it the nature of the disease?
Seavey: I think it was the nature of the fear. They say that we will do
things for our children that we won't do for each other. It's harder to
imagine a big fight against tuberculosis but we will stand together to
protect our children from the ravages of a crippling disease. You have
understand that the March of Dimes really invented what is modern day
philanthropy. All of these appeals from the stars, the movie trailers in
the movie theaters, Henry Belafonte, young Rock Hudson, and all of these
things were very much inventions of the March of Dimes. Of course today,
every star has their cause, but in that day, it was brand new. The
poster child had never existed. This was invented by Basil O'Connor and
the March of Dimes and really by FDR. O'Connor was a Wall Street lawyer,
and he brought the notion of his business to philanthropy. You give your
dime and send it to the president. Everyone could give a dime. Now my
door gets
knocked on all the time for every cause in America, but this was like a
iW: You don't really explore the parallels between the polio epidemic
and AIDS, but viewers are bound to see a connection.
Seavey: We hope so. First of all, the young Rock Hudson appears in the
film, and it's not a coincidence. He introduces the coin card. Everyone
over forty has a polio memory which is usually one of two things.
Usually it's a coin card, and the other is getting a sugar cube, because
everyone in America got that. So it is no accident that Rock Hudson
gives you what is the premier iconography to the fight against polio,
which is the coin card. The notion of isolation, of marginalization, of
fear, of the need to conquer something in order to get a hold of it, are
equally applicable to AIDS as they are to polio. Remember in Hugh
Gallagher's interview, when the girl crossed herself when she saw him in
the street and he wanted to flee back to his hospital bed? That's the
way people feel when they're walking down the street and they're clearly
in an advanced stage of AIDS. And we need to remember that. There is no
reason to fear these people. There is nothing wrong with them.
iW: Besides Marilyn Rogers, who is shown in an iron lung, you don't
reveal the lasting handicaps of any of the polio survivors interviewed
in the film. And you don't explore the lasting effects of the disease. I
was wondering why you made that choice.
Seavey: I really didn't want to make a film about people's
vulnerability. I wanted to make a film about their strength. This is not
a film about disability. This is really a film about disease and the
effect it has on society. You find out about these people in the film,
but you find out about it on their terms, and I think that's the way you
give people dignity.
["A Paralyzing Fear: The Story of Polio in America" will be at New
York's Film Forum March 4-10.]
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Flower Mound resident Rajesh Cherukupalli remembers the game of cricket grabbing hold of his imagination when he started playing at age 7 or 8 in the Indian city of Hyderabad.
It never let go.
"A lot of folks, we come from the [Indian] subcontinent, and for us, cricket is more than a religion," he said. "We follow [cricket] like the people over here follow American football. We are so passionate about it."
About three years ago, his son felt the itch to play, around the same age Cherukupalli got his start. By chance, Cherukupalli stumbled upon a flyer in an Indian grocery store in Flower Mound gauging interest in a youth cricket league.
The flyer helped him to get in touch with Ally Stokes, with whom he co-founded United Youth Cricket Club. The club pulls in anywhere from 35 to 60 kids for its instructional camps and training sessions in Lewisville and Farmers Branch.
The kids in the league are usually between ages 7 and 14, and are divided into three ability levels: tigers, cubs and beginners.
The tigers are the more advanced group and already have experience playing with and against adult players. Beginning Friday, they will compete as a team in the North Texas Cricket Association, an adult amateur competitive league.
Right now, the youth league is too small to form multiple teams at the same ability level for intra-league play, but with around 30 players moving rapidly through the beginner group, that could soon change.
"This is just evolving," Cherukupalli said. "But don't be shocked; two years or three years from now, we could have maybe five or six teams in each age group."
NTCA youth coordinator Praful Mainker has a son in the club and said his involvement has brought the two closer together.
"Ever since my son has started playing cricket, we are spending practically every waking minute of weekends together," Mainker said.
Mainker was recently named the youth coordinator of the Central West regional cricket association, which he hopes can organize a group of competitive youth leagues spread geographically from Montana to Louisiana.
But expansion in the Dallas-Fort Worth area will require more help from volunteers.
"In fact, honestly, there is more demand than we can handle," Mainker said. "There is a large population of South Asian folks in Dallas-Fort Worth, the majority of them from India. When they go home to see their family, they are exposed to [cricket] even more."
Cherukupalli moved to the United States in his late 20s to pursue a master's degree at University of Massachusetts Lowell. While there, he competed on the school's competitive cricket squad.
He said one of the things he loved most about the game is the intense dynamic between bowler and batsman.
"The chess match, if you equated it to baseball, between a pitcher and a hitter" was always a big draw, he said. "How does the pitcher — or the bowler, we call it in cricket — how is the bowler going to bowl to the batsman?"
Now, Cherukupalli competes on an adult team in the area and works as a volunteer and coach for the youth club he helped to found.
Mainker's goal for the new kids is to move most of them through the beginner program, transitioning them from tennis balls to authentic leather cricket balls throughout the course of a year. At that point, he said, they should be ready to join the tiger or cub groups.
Suresh Lappathi, father of one of the tigers players, said he thinks the kids' progress in youth leagues will help to spread overall interest in the sport.
"Given what our kids have accomplished in the last year, it has really increased the interest of the parents in cricket," Lappathi said.
Cherukupalli said he sees immense potential for expansion in the Lewisville and greater Dallas areas, as more kids are exposed to a popular international sport that has barely begun to catch on outside of traditional circles.
"My ambition — my goal — is to have so many youth cricketers in the Dallas metroplex that D-FW should be the hub where the nation, [United States of America Cricket Association] should come. We should be a role model for Dallas youth cricket."
Lewisville/Flower Mound neighborsgo editor Daniel Houston can be reached at 214-977-8024.


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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Series films
There used to be a lot of series films, some of them B-movies which were shot on slim budgets, but also feature films that carried characters, if not a storyline, onto the next film. "Mr. Moto" films, "The Falcon" and "The Saint" were typical of popular detective features of the day. "Ma and Pa Kettle" and "Mexican Spitfire" and the "Maisie" films took over comedy. "Dr. Kildare" gave us drama, and "Torchy Blaine" gave us yet another "girl reporter."
Series films weren't exactly serials, either, like the "Crash Corrigan" type of chapter-by-chapter short. They were full-length films which featured characters already so familiar that they did not need to be explained or established. You knew what to expect when Andy Hardy met a new popular girl at school, or Mr. Moto took on a new case.
It was a hybrid type of film that perhaps morphed into episodic television and sitcoms. Possibly the closest thing we have today to series films are the James Bond movies, which feature the same character in different adventures.
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- operator_99 said...
Those series on TCM, a new one every weekday, had my DVR humming. I had quite a few, but this month was great for filling some gaps and discovering new series. I do have a fondness for the Andy Hardy series, but love the detective series as well. Finally able to get all the early Perry Mason's with Warren William, an actor I enjoy. One series that is missing if the Henry Aldrich series from Paramount. It was made to compete with the Hardy series and had a number of good entries in it's nine or ten outings. I have only been able to locate 2, both on ebay - Henry Aldrich Haunts a House and Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour, both amusing and fun.
- November 29, 2007 at 11:31 PM
- Jacqueline T Lynch said...
Thanks for your comment,and the info on the Henry Aldrich series, which is not one I know much about. I'm more familiar with the radio version of the squeaky-voiced teenager. It's amazing how many series there were though, isn't it? Andy Hardy was a bit more polished than some of the others, but TCM really dragged out some forgotten ones.
- November 30, 2007 at 8:10 AM
- Raquelle said...
I've recently discovered the beauty in old movie series. Watched The Falcon one recently on TCM. Was very confused with the plot but still loved Sanders and Conway!
I totally see how this was a precursor to television. Makes sense. I'm sure lots of people wanted characters they could visit again and again on the screen.
- December 1, 2007 at 5:06 PM
- Jacqueline T Lynch said...
Welcome, Raquelle, thanks for stopping by. Yes, I suppose you're right, that the audience liked familiar characters they could re-visit. The studios must have thought so.
- December 1, 2007 at 5:49 PM


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Capstone course, each student will submit a body of original work of publishable quality, appropriate length to the chosen genre, along with a preface in which the writer discusses her/his evolution as an artist and the evolution of the work. Grading is by H, S, or U only. Course is eligible for an 'IP' grade.
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His competition law work covers the full spectrum of competition law (merger control, cartel investigations, horizontal and vertical agreements, abuses of dominance, litigation/damages cases, compliance programs and training, public procurement and state aid) across a wide range of industries.
Before joining Dittmar & Indrenius in 2016 Ilkka made a distinguished career as a partner and head of competition in another leading law firm in Finland. Prior to this, he was with Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in Brussels. He has been involved in various landmark competition cases. Ilkka has also represented clients in numerous competition law related damages cases. He defended two companies in the precedent-setting asphalt cartel damages cases until the end of the hearing in the Helsinki Court of Appeal, before joining D&I in 2016 – all of the claims against both companies were dismissed by the Helsinki Court of Appeal.
Ilkka is one of the five members of the Competition Law Expert Group of the Finnish Bar Association. He is also a member of the Finnish Bar Association, International Bar Association, Antitrust Committee of the International Bar Association and the Finnish Competition Law Association. In addition, Ilkka took part (by invitation) in the work of the working group of the Ministry of Employment and the Economy on the necessary amendments to the Act on Competition Restrictions.
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Education: University of Helsinki (LL.M., 1998), Trained at the Bench, Vantaa District Court (2000), King's College London (LL.M., 2001)
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Publications & Lectures: Ilkka is a regular chairman and speaker at competition law conferences and seminars. He has authored or co-authored the Finland chapters of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Cartels & Leniency 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011, Competition Litigation 2017 and 2018 and Merger Control 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018, published by Global Legal Group Ltd.
Recommendations: Ilkka is listed as a leading Competition/European Law expert in Chambers Europe (annually since 2009) and highly appraised in The Legal 500 (annually since 2008).
Ilkka is also listed in the inaugural edition of Who's Who Legal: Thought Leaders – Competition (2018). The practitioners listed "are among the very best in the world in the competition field, without exception."
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Ilkka was one of only three partners from Finland included in a first edition of Who's Who Legal: Competition – Future Leaders 2017 – a guide to the world's leading competition experts aged 45 or under. He was also the only one from Finland included in the short list of the Global Competition Review's 40 under 40 survey in 2012. The survey is run every four years and it aims to identify the world's leading young competition law / antitrust partners. Ilkka is also highly recommended in Legal Experts EMEA.
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Valtteri Bottas held off Sebastian Vettel to claim his first Formula One victory at the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi.
Mercedes driver Bottas made an outstanding start from third on the grid, swooping past Ferrari duo Kimi Raikkonen and pole-sitter Vettel to lead by turn two.
The Finn had taken pole in the previous grand prix in Bahrain but was blighted by tyre pressure problems and had to settle for third.
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Ookla co-founder Doug Settles said the Net Index technology was originally intended for use by the FCC, who decided to use a different service to test internet service providers and speeds. However, Ookla chose to go ahead and use the Net Index reporting capabilities and to make the collected data public.
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Help us to fight against the light pollution and discover the Earth at night. Science has limited resources to study the incredible amount of light pollution data that we have. But working together, we can change the world.
Since 2003, almost 2 million photos have been taken from the International Space Station of Earth and the University of Complutence in Madrid (UCM) has decided to shed some light on light pollution with a collaboration effort of universal proportions. All the images taken by astronauts were provided by NASA, ROSCOSMOS, ESA, JAXA and CSA-ASC. Due to light pollution, we don't really know all the places photographed and that's where the citizens of Earth come in to help science with science.
Cities at Night is the website developed by UCM that highlights solutions and scientific evidence to light pollutions effects on life here on Earth. It also brings it down to our past-time of stargazing. The night sky is forever changing but we can do something about that. We have the technology. And you don't need to be Steve Austin to help.
Crowd Crafting the Globe
The projects main coordination and develop came from Alejandro Sánchez de Miguel, José Gómez Castaño, Jaime Zamorano, Sergio Pascual and Jesús Gallego of UCM with support from Crowd Crafting which hosts the majority of Dark Skies and allows you to take a tutorial and begin sifting through images and tagging based off of your expertise in various sciences and just life in general. You see, algorithms cannot tell the difference between stars, cities, and other objects. People can and that's where we all come in on this grand project.
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Heb 11:6
Putting the fear of God before other considerations Ps 31:19 See also Ex 1:17; Ne 5:15; Pr 1:7
Preferring God's way to sinful advice Ps 1:1-2 The precious wisdom of obeying God: Pr 3:13-14; Pr 8:19,32 Following sinful advice: Nu 31:16; 1Ki 12:28
Choosing imaginative action rather than laziness or fearfulness Nu 13:30 See also 1Sa 25:33; Eph 5:16 Examples of failure to do this: Mt 25:10,26-27,44-45; Mt 26:40
Patient waiting rather than impetuous action Ps 40:1 See also Ps 27:14; Ps 37:5-6; Ps 62:5; Ps 123:2; Pr 3:5-6; Isa 40:31; Hos 12:6; Jn 2:4-5; Rev 2:10
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Putting eternal joy before temporal hardship 2Co 4:17-18 See also Ac 14:22; Ac 16:25; Ro 8:18; 2Ti 2:10; Heb 10:34
1Co 13:13 Paul's concern that love, rather than competition over spiritual gifts, should be made a priority.
Loyalty rather than opportunism Pr 18:24 See also Ru 1:16; 2Ti 4:10 Demas'love for this world rather than loyalty
Following the Spirit rather than sinful human nature Gal 5:16 Merely "human" activity betrays a failure of love for God. See also Ps 147:10-11; Isa 31:1-3; Ro 8:5
Inner sincerity rather than outward appearance Ro 12:9 See also 1Sa 16:7; Eph 6:5; Col 3:22
Actions rather than mere words Jas 2:18 See also Mt 7:21-22; 1Jn 3:18
Peace rather than disharmony Ro 12:18 See also Ro 14:19; Heb 12:14
Truth rather than falsehood Pr 12:19 See also Ac 5:4; Col 3:9
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GERMANTOWN - December 24, 2013 --Philadelphia police are looking for the driver who slammed into a day spa in Germantown and fled.
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CLARK—Clark AARP Chapter #3733 will meet on Friday, Jan. 8 at 1 p.m. at the Brewer Senior Center, 430 Westfield Avenue, Clark.
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Since the Veterans Hospital is requesting only new donations, the chapter has decided to make a monetary donation to the hospital. George Amabile will not be accepting any more donations of items for the hospital.
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