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Origin of salvation
Word Origin for salvation
c.1200, originally in the Christian sense, "the saving of the soul," from Old French salvaciun and directly from Late Latin salvationem (nominative salvatio, a Church Latin translation of Greek soteria), noun of action from past participle stem of salvare "to save" (see save (v.)). In general (non-religious) sense, attested from late 14c. Meaning "source of salvation" is from late 14c. Salvation Army is from 1878, founded by the Rev. William Booth.
Being "saved" among Christians (see also Christian); salvation is freedom from the effects of the Fall of Man. This freedom comes through faith in Jesus, who is called in the New Testament "the author of eternal salvation unto all them that obey him." The Apostles taught that those who experience salvation in their lifetime on Earth and continue in their friendship with God will inherit eternal happiness in heaven.
In Christianity, union or friendship with God and deliverance from original sin (see also original sin) and damnation. Jesus promised salvation to his followers.


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I got to thinking the other day – something I'm not prone to do – that it's been quite a while since I've written about a .22 rimfire here at Gun Digest. That oversight needs to change since, short of a brand new box of 64 Crayola crayons with the sharpener in the back, there are few things on the planet nicer than a .22 rimfire.
I have had – and still have – my fair share of .22s. They're somewhere around this big old schoolhouse we call home – the Schmidt EIG E15 revolver, the H&R M922 nine-shooter, the Remington M514 bolt-action, the Ruger 10/22, and that modern day reminder of the Wild West, Winchester's Model 9422 lever-action.
All are what I'd consider Old School guns; not antiques, but certainly not new by any stretch of the imagination.
Recently, though, I had occasion to plink for an afternoon with two very impressive .22 rimfires, both of which are quite a bit more modern than are the Long Rifles and pistols to which I'm accustomed. Browning's Buck Mark pistols, and a sister long gun, were introduced in 1985.
For you mathematicians, that's 91 years after John M. Browning invented his first auto-loading pistol. The Buck Mark pistols are offered in a dozen different configurations, ranging from the plain Jane Camper model – my personal favorite – to the semi-futuristic looking Buck Mark Lite, complete with fluted alloy barrel and nitrile rubber grips.
As for the Buck Mark Rifle, she's more than simply an auto-loading pistol with a stock attached, but I'm getting ahead of myself.
Technically Speaking
In terms of technical operation – in fact, in terms of general overall appearance and operation – both the Buck Mark pistols and rifles are quite similar. Both cycle rounds via a reliable blowback action. Both short and long versions position a slide lock (stop open latch) and a manual sear block safety on the left side of the receiver directly above and slightly behind the top of the left grip.
The magazine release, again on both, is a checkered push-button located behind and integral to the trigger guard, on the left side. Both use a 10-round coil-spring magazine; a spring assist helps drive the cartridge supply out of the magazine well with no hesitation.
During my time with the pistols, I had the opportunity to work with the Buck Mark Plus UDX (Ultragrip Deluxe wood, ambidextrous), as well as the slightly less expensive – $469 versus $509 – but heavier by four ounces, Hunter model.
Visually, the UDX, with her squared "Slabside" barrel, grooved walnut grips, gold trigger, and green fiber optic front sight is quite the looker – Old School, but not ancient. The Hunter model, on the other hand, with her matte finish rounded bull barrel, integral scope mount, and silky smooth laminate grips, appears, at least to me, a bit more of a Speed Gun.
As for the Buck Mark rifle, the most eye-catching characteristic was the skeletonized stock structure, which attaches a high-comb walnut short stock directly to the pistol frame.
Technically, everything about the rifle mirrors the pistol; gone, however, is the Hunter's 7-1/4-inch barrel, replaced with an 18-inch flat matte finish heavy target tube, complete with recessed crown. All that's missing here are the weight-reducing barrel flutes, but I'm certain those are just a matter of time.
My Personal Report Card
Granted, I like every .22 rimfire, no matter how slowly or quickly she fires, or how fancy she looks. However, the folks in Morgan, Utah, have made it really easy to fall in love with these little guns – and for several reasons.
One, they work, and they worked each and every time our group of a dozen shooters pulled the little gold trigger. That particular afternoon, we were feeding both the pistols and the Buck Mark Target Rifle a never-ending supply of Winchester's 40-grain Power Point/High-Velocity rounds. And as far as I know, the better part of 1,000 rounds, went downrange with nary a hiccup. That, folks, is what I'm looking for in an old-fashioned plink'n rimfire.
Secondly, they're accurate little guns. The Buck Mark rifle, our test model topped with a Bushnell Elite 3-9, particularly so. While I would have preferred a full day on the range with the Brownings, the short time I spent in front of the targets proved all of the models more than capable cottontail and squirrel pieces, with most of the shooters being able to keep everything inside a golf ball sized circle at 25 feet with the pistols, and 50 yards – once we got the long gun dialed in – with the Target Rifle.
And third, they're mechanically simple, a design characteristic for which Mr. Browning was well known. Disassembly for routine maintenance involves breaking the pistols down into five major parts – frame, barrel, sight base, recoil rod/firing pin housing, and operating slide – and requires, with some practice, less than 60 seconds. It's as easy as tying your shoe. Hell, it's as easy as Velcroing your shoe, and you folks know me – I like simple.
Price? True, it's more than you'll pay for a Ruger 10/22 semi-automatic or a Nylon 66, but then again, you're not buying either of those long guns here. Browning's suggested retail for the Buck Mark pistols ranges from $359 to $549, depending upon the model. A bit more expensive, the Buck Mark Rifle will wear a price tag of roughly $650. Internet prices were on par with MSRP, however, many of the websites I called up listed the Buck Mark pistols as being Out of Stock. That probably says something about the popularity and quality of the little guns, now doesn't it?
By the numbers
Make/model – Buck Mark Hunter Pistol
Action/design – Semi-automatic
Caliber – .22 rimfire
Operation – Blowback
Overall length – 11-1/4 inches
Barrel – 7-1/4 inches
Weight – 38 ounces
Magazine – Detachable; 10 round
Trigger pull – 4.0 pounds
Sights – Tru-Glo fiber optic front; fully adjustable rear
Additional sights – None; aftermarket scope rail
Finish – Matte blued
Grips – Cocobolo with Buck Mark logo
Safety – Sear block (thumb operated; left side of receiver)

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Techonomy: EMC Says Big Data Is Changing the World
"Every single industry will be totally revolutionized by big data," EMC CEO Joe Tucci said in a conversation at the Techonomy conference in Tucson, Arizona.
Conference host David Kirkpatrick said most CEOs don't understand the implications of the change, but Tucci disagreed, saying CEOs do understand their assets, including their brand, people, processes, and information.
In 2002, when he started as CEO, EMC was a leader in high-end storage and he tried to broaden the business to other tiers of storage, availability, security, and intelligence. On buying VMware, which has been an enormous success for the company, Tucci said people ask him if he saw the tremendous growth of the cloud and IT as a service. "Absolutely not," he said. Instead, he only knew that servers weren't being well utilized, and that while EMC did network storage, there was a lot of storage collected in servers and that could be managed by VMware.
Asked about Oracle by Kirkpatrick, Tucci said the cloud and big data are "inextricably linked." He compared his strategy with a horizontal stack against Oracle, which has a more vertical stack.
He decided to stay around as CEO of EMC instead of retiring, as people in the company wanted him to stay a few more years, as well as the company's board.
On the economy, Tucci said, "I'm really optimistic with one big caveat." He has never seen a time when the rest of the world was looking so much at the United States for leadership, and if we address the "fiscal cliff," we'll have a very strong 2013—much stronger than people are thinking. If we don't solve that problem, we may have another recession that could be worse than the first, he said. He encouraged the audience to push for a resolution of the problem, and said he is optimistic that a "grand compromise" can be resolved.
China and the United State also have to get along, he said, adding that the new leadership team in China is very bright and understands that it needs a "win-win." The Chinese economy may not be growing as fast as it once was, but continues to grow.
Answering audience questions, he said he never expected VMware to be completely spun off from EMC. Asked about the four big platform companies discussed yesterday, he said he thinks the "private cloud" is underestimated. Cisco remains EMC's longest and most important partner. EMC's moves with VMware and Nicera have "put a little stress on the relationship," but he said EMC would not compete with Cisco in networking hardware, and saw the two firms working closer in moving data and storing data in the evolving data center. The recent acquisition of Pivotal will help Web developers, and he said the company plans to announce new things around that shortly.


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Nyeck Appointed Assistant Professor of Political Science at Clarkson University
S.N. Nyeck has been appointed assistant professor of political science at Clarkson University.
She received her bachelor of arts degree with high honors from Swarthmore College and her Ph.D. in political science from UCLA.
Before coming to Clarkson, Nyeck was a teaching assistant at UCLA from 2008-2012. Additionally, she was project coordinator for International Resource Network in Africa, and editor and founder of Outliers Journal.
Her research interests include entrepreneurship in the public sector, public-private partnerships, government contracting, comparative institutional and historical analysis, government spending, and public sector reform. She also examines sexuality and politics, contentious politics, law and culture, and politics and literature.
She has written and edited articles and book chapters about topics such as sexual diversity in Africa, African secret societies and Cuba, nuclear terrorism, and the real costs of population control. Her first book, Sexual Diversity in Africa: Politics, Theory and Citizenship, was released this month from McGill-Queen's University Press.
Her list of recent awards and honors include Institute for Humane Studies, Dissertation Fellowship 2011 and 2012; UCLA International Institute, Fieldwork Fellowship, 2011; Brown International Advanced Research Institute, Brown University; Institute for Social Science Research Summer Fellowship, University of California Los Angeles, 2010; Graduate Summer Research Mentorship Fellowship, University of California Los Angeles, 2009; Cota Robles Fellowship, University of California Los Angeles, 2007-2011; Edward Said/Audre Lorde Scholar Activism Award and the Ruskin Prize, Swarthmore College, 2007.
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
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NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – After an impressive showing at last week's NCAA Division III New England Championship meet, high jumpers Carl Joseph (Brockton, Mass.) and Renee O'Brien (Stoneham, Mass.), and sprinter Hulerie McGuffie (Lynn, Mass.) were each recognized by the Little East Conference Weekly Honors program.
Joseph and O'Brien were each named Field Athletes of the Week, while McGuffie earned another Track Athlete of the Week honor.
For Joseph he earned the weekly honor after winning the high jump at the New England regional with a leap of 6-09.75 feet, matching his season best. O'Brien set a new program record at the championship with a leap of 5-06.00 feet, which earned her a third place finish overall.
McGuffie, earned her second straight weekly honor, after finishing the 100 meter dash with a time of 12.55 seconds. She would also recorded a time of 24.80 seconds in the 200 meter dash, before helping the 4x100 meter relay team to a second place finish with a time of 47.79 seconds. Her day got off to a near record setting start as she finished .01 seconds away from tying the all-time mark in the 100.


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One to One Hotel & Resort – Sunset Hill nestles in the tropical paradise of Koh Phangan, overlooking the magical unison of nature.
With much sophistication, this 4-star hotel & resort caters to leisure travellers and business guests alike. From a wonderland of activities and an ocean of relaxation, to a productive and dynamic stay, our visitors can enjoy an array of possibilities.
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-> Option 1: From Samui's Nathon port, 2 to 3 express boats depart daily (depending on the season) to Koh Phangan's Thong Sala port.
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China not only has the most people in the world, it also has the most smartphone users. The country's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued a report in March showing that China now has more than one billion mobile phone subscribers and a fast-growing percentage of those people are getting smartphones.
That represents all sorts of opportunities, and a startup with roots in Redmond is trying to capitalize on the trends. Red Loop Media has been around for a few years, but the mobile advertising company just came on our radar a few days ago after a SEC filing popped up showing that it had raised $5.4 million.
The nearly 50-person company is currently split between Redmond, Israel and China, and is looking to make its mark by helping big brands get their messages across to Chinese consumers. Earlier this year, the company announced an exclusive mobile advertising partnership with China Newsweek, published in conunction with one of China's largest news agencies, China News Service.
Red Loop Media Chairman Harel Kodesh, one of a handful of Seattle area angel investors bankrolling the company, said that mobile advertising remains a "nascent" business in China. But he also added that the market is starting to accelerate, one of the reasons why the company recently brought on new funds.
"Every brand known to man is deciding that China is their next battleground," said Kodesh, adding that startups in some cases have advantages over big mobile ad players like Google in China.
Kodesh is certainly well known in the Seattle tech community. He spent a number of years in executive roles at Microsoft, serving as vice president of the Information Appliance Division and overseeing the development of the Windows CE operating system. He's the former CEO of Wingcast, a joint venture of Ford and Qualcomm, and Decho, a cloud storage unit of EMC. And he also served as chief product officer of Amdocs.
The CEO of Red Loop, Teashah Yang, also previously worked at Amdocs and Microsoft. She is primarily based out of China.
Kodesh said that Red Loop — which is already generating revenue — is looking to expand its advertising services in order to take advantage of what he views as a consolidation wave. Once they prove out the business in China, Kodesh said they may expand to other countries. So, why the roots in Redmond given that most of Red Loop's business in China?
Kodesh said that some of the product management is handled here, but they also wanted a U.S. base in order to better protect the intellectual property of the company. Because of that, Kodesh tells GeekWire that they didn't think it was worth to "make a big splash in the U.S."
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Section 301 identifies 818 product lines (based on HTS codes) that will be levied with an incremental 25% tariff: see List 1, List 2, and List 3. We currently do not have a complete list of part numbers available, however, our early review totals under 5% of the current stocking SKUs offered from Digi-Key Electronics would be subject to tariffs.
Tariff Information
- Letter to Customers
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Additional Resources
Letter to Customers
Our Valued Customers,
The tariffs announced by the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) under the Section 301 Action went into effect on July 6th, 2018 with additional products added to the list on August 23rd. All items identified, as classified, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) with a country of origin of China are subject to a 25% duty upon importation into the United States. See List 1, List 2, and List 3.
Digi-Key continues to work toward minimizing the impact of the tariffs to our customers. We are working with the ECIA (Electronic Component Industry Association) and our 800+ suppliers to minimize impact on the supply chain yet adhere to the law. Due to our inventory position, we have been able to delay the immediate impact of the tariff in some instances.
Digi-Key is responding to customer requests to identify products impacted by this tariff in the search results on our website. Again, the tariff only impacts products with specific HTS codes, with a listed country of origin of China, and consumed within the United States. There is no impact on pricing for products within Digi-Key's stock shipped outside the United States.
This is a dynamic situation and we will continue monitoring the situation and exhausting all avenues to mitigate any impact or uncertainty in your designs or supply chain.
Any immediate questions not answered in the FAQ can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank You.
Dave Doherty
President & COO
Digi-Key Electronics
Frequently Asked Questions
Any immediate questions not answered in the FAQ can be sent to email@example.com
What parts are impacted by the new tariffs?
Will Digi-Key charge the tariff to customers and are prices going to change?
In instances in which a supplier is passing tariff charges through on the cost of our product, Digi-Key's price will reflect the passed through increase, as those products are received. Because of the various ways these charges are being passed through, these increases make it very difficult to delineate the specific portion attributed to the tariff.
When will Digi-Key begin/end billing customers for the incremental tariff charge?
We are working closely with our 800+ suppliers to determine the impact while addressing the most economical supply chain solutions as we adhere to the guideline of the law. Due to our inventory position, we may be able to delay the impact of the tariff as we monitor and control our order backlog.
What's Digi-Key's strategy for mitigating the tariff impact to the customers?
Digi-Key is in the process of developing our course of action and we have been reviewing and addressing many related topics in order to achieve the best approach to fairly manage the impact of tariffs. We are working closely with our 800+ suppliers and the ECIA (Electronic Component Industry Association) to minimize tariff impact on our customers, including filing for the exclusion of electronic components from the Section 301 list.
Are part lead times and availability impacted?
Due to our current inventory position, there is no change in lead time or availability at this time due to tariffs.
How is Digi-Key handling drawback requests from customers?
Duty drawback is a process in which an entity in the US, subject to the tariff, can apply to recoup the duty paid if the product is subsequently exported in its original form without any value-added processes performed to it. We are still in the process of gathering all the pertinent information from our suppliers and government agencies to review how duty drawbacks could be processed for customers, where applicable.
How does the tariff impact Digi-Key customers doing business outside of the United States?
The Section 301 tariffs are not applicable for products being delivered outside of the United States. Digi-Key will not charge Section 301 tariffs on products delivered outside the United States. Digi-Key is in the process of establishing a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) warehouse located in Thief River Falls. When this is established, goods will not enter the U.S. commerce unless they are subsequently shipped within the US. All international shipments will avoid imposition of the tariff. For products imported by our suppliers as duty-paid, Digi-Key will re-export those parts with no tariff upcharge applied and we will claim duty drawback as allowed under Section 301.
Additional Resources
Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA)
- https://www.ecianow.org/
- https://www.ecianow.org/whats-new/government-issues-product-list-subject-to-tariffs/
- https://www.ecianow.org/2018/04/ecia-issues-statement-on-trump-administrations-section-301-findings-on-chinas-trade-policies/
- https://www.ecianow.org/industry-issues/china-tariff-resources/ (Membership Login Needed To View)
- https://www.ecianow.org/wp-content/uploads/Tariff-Webinar.pdf (Membership Login Needed To View)
Federal Register announcement of tariffs:
- https://ustr.gov/about-us/policy-offices/press-office/press-releases/2018/july/statement-us-trade-representative
- https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2018-06-20/pdf/2018-13248.pdf
- List 1: https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files/enforcement/301Investigations/List 1.pdf
- List 2: https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files/enforcement/301Investigations/List 2.pdf
- List 3: https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files/301/2018-0026 China FRN 7-10-2018_0.pdf
Exclusion Procedure:
Tariff Drawback Information:
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Guidance:
- https://www.cbp.gov/trade/programs-administration/entry-summary/section-301-trade-remedies-be-assessed-certain-products-china-effective-july-6-2018
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The Convention met at 9 o'clock A. M. and was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr. McCutchen, a member.
After reading and approval of the journal, Mr. Pomeroy offered the following, which was adopted:
*Resolved, That hereafter, until otherwise ordered, this Convention will meet at 3 o'clock, P. M.
*See note Vol. II, page 219.
The question then being upon Mr. Soper's amendment, offered last night to the additional section of Mr. Van Winkle, the yeas and nays were demanded, and the demand being sustained, the amendment was rejected - yeas 18, nays 25.
And, on motion of Mr. Brumfield, the vote was recorded as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Brumfield, Chapman, Dolly, Hansley, Hubbs, Hervey, Montague, Mahon, Parker, Pomeroy, Simmons, Stevenson of Wood, Stewart of Wirt, Soper, Taylor, Walker, Warder, Wilson - 18.
NAYS - Messrs. John Hall (President), Brown of Preston, Brown of Kanawha, Brooks, Caldwell, Carskadon, Dering, Dille, Haymond, Harrison, Hagar, Irvine, Lamb, Lauck, McCutchen, Parsons, Powell, Robinson, Ryan, Sinsel, Stephenson of Clay, Stuart of Doddridge, Sheets, Trainer, Van Winkle - 25.
Mr. Van Winkle, by general consent, moved to modify his additional section, by inserting after the word "entitled," "if demanded," which was agreed to.
And the question being upon the adoption of the section, the yeas and nays were demanded, which demand being sustained, the section was adopted - yeas 30, nays 14.
And on motion of Mr. Mahon, the vote was recorded as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. John Hall (President), Brooks, Brumfield, Battelle, Chapman, Dolly, Hansley, Hubbs, Hervey, Hagar, Lamb, Lauck, Montague, Mahon, McCutchen, Powell, Parker, Pomeroy, Ryan, Simmons, Stevenson of Wood, Stephenson of Clay, Stewart of Wirt, Sheets, Soper, Taylor, Van Winkle, Walker, Warder, Wilson - 30.
NAYS - Messrs. Brown of Preston, Brown of Kanawha, Caldwell, Garskadon, Dering, Dille, Haymond, Harrison, Irvine, Parsons, Robinson, Sinsel, Stuart of Doddridge, Trainer - 14.
Mr. Brown of Kanawha moved to amend the 8th section of the report of the Committee on County Organization, by adding at the end thereof the following:
"but in all cases an appeal, writ of error, supersedeas or certiorari, shall be from the judgment or proceedings of the board of supervisors, a justice of the peace, recorder, or corporation or other inferior court, to the circuit court of the county in which the case may be; excepting, however, judgment of justices of the peace in assumpsit, debt, detinue and trover, and for fine, where the amount does not exceed ten dollars, unless in cases involving freedom or the validity of a law, or the right of a corporation or a county to levy tolls or taxes."
Mr. Van Winkle moved to amend the amendment by striking out the words "the board of supervisors" in the third line, which was agreed to.
Mr. Stuart of Doddridge, moved further to amend the same by striking out the words "and for fine," which was decided in the negative.
The amendment of Mr. Brown of Kanawha, as amended, was then adopted.
And, on motion of Mr. Brown of Kanawha, the words "subject, however, to an appeal to the circuit court of the county, where the value in controversy exceeds ten dollars," in the 93rd and 94th lines, in the 7th section, were stricken out.
Mr. Caldwell then moved to take up the additional section to said report heretofore submitted by him, which was adopted.
By general consent, all after the word "curators" was stricken out.
Mr. Brown of Kanawha, moved to amend said section by adding after the word "curators," in the 8th line, the following: "to administer oaths, to take acknowledgment of deeds and other writings, and the relinquishment of dower," which was agreed to, and the section, as amended, was adopted.
And, on motion of Mr. Van Wfnkle, the said report was laid on the table and ordered to be printed as amended.
Mr. Battelle moved to take up the second report of the Committee on Education, yhich being put was determined in the affirmative.
The Committee on Education recommend the adoption of the following as a part of the Constitution.
G. Battelle, chairman.
"1. The right to enter upon or bring actions for the recovery of lands lying within this State, shall, for the term of twenty- one years next after this Constitution goes into operation, be limited to seven years next after the time when such right accrues or shall accrue; saving to persons of unsound mind or under the age of twenty-one years, the right to make such entry or bring such actions within one year after the removal of their respective disabilities, and not afterwards, notwithstanding the said seven years shall have expired; but no such action instituted previously to the time this Constitution goes into operation shall be affected by any of the provisions of this section. After the expiration of the said term of twenty-one years the limitation of such entries and actions shall be prescribed by law.
"2. All lands lying within this State which have not been entered for taxation, or upon which taxes have not been paid to the State of Virginia or this State for more than five years, shall be deemed and declared forfeited, and forever irredeemable, and such forfeiture shall not be released. No grant or patent for forfeited, waste or unappropriated lands, shall issue after this Constitution goes into operation, except upon surveys made according to law and duly returned to the land office previously thereto; but all such lands shall be publicly sold under decrees rendered by the circuit court for the county in which the same, or the greater part thereof, may lie, upon proceedings in the nature of proceedings in rem therein instituted, in such manner as shall be prescribed by law.
"3. The money received for lands sold under the preceding section, after deducting the costs and expenses of the proceedings and sale, shall be deposited in the treasury of the State. When forfeited lands are sold, the excess of the proceeds thereof deposited in the treasury as aforesaid, over the taxes and damages charged and chargeable thereto under the laws of the State of Virginia and of this State, shall be paid to the respective former owners thereof, who shall prove themselves entitled to such excess before the circuit court which decreed the sale of the same, by proceedings instituted in such court within five years next after such sale, in such manner as shall be prescribed by law. Appeals from the decisions of circuit courts in such cases to the court of appeals shall be allowed if applied for within one year next after the decree of sale by or for any person claiming an interest in the land sold, as owner of any part thereof; but the proceedings of the circuit courts leading to the sale of such lands shall not be otherwise re-examined or drawn in question in any court of the State, unless fraud or collusion, or the actual payment of all taxes and damages, charged and chargeable to the land sold, previously to the institution of the proceedings against the same, be alleged and proved by the claimant, and then only in the court where such proceedings were had.
"4. All money being the proceeds of forfeited, waste and unappropriated lands deposited in the treasury, and not reclaimed by the former owner as aforesaid, shall be carried to the credit of a separate fund, to be called the school fund.
*The 1st section was read, whereupon,
*See note Vol. II, page 219.
Mr. Brown of Kanawha moved to strike out the whole section.
And at the usual hour, the Convention took a recess.
3 o'clock, P. M.
The Convention re-assembled.
Mr. Smith offered the following substitute for the second report of the Committee on Education:
"1. No entry or survey on land in this State made after this Constitution is adopted by the people, and receives the consent of the Legislature of Virginia and of the Congress of the United States, shall be valid; and in all cases where an entry or survey has been made before that time, and then, or thereafter, so perfected as to entitle the locator to a grant, the legislature shall make provision by law for issuing the same.
"2. The legislature shall make provision for the sale of all lands in the State forfeited for nonpayment of taxes for the year 1831, or any year previous thereto, or for the failure of the owners to have the same entered and charged with taxes for the year 1831, or any preceding year, as well as for all waste and unappropriated lands by proceedings to be had in the circuit courts of the county where such lands, or the greater part thereof may lie."
Mr. Caldwell moved that the substitute be laid on the table and printed, and that the report be passed by for the present, which was agreed to.
Mr. Lamb moved to take up the report of the Committee on County Organization, and the motion was decided in the affirmative.
Mr. Lamb then submitted the following additional section thereto, which was adopted:
"Nothing contained in this article shall impair or affect the charter of any municipal corporation, or restrict the power of the legislature to create or regulate such corporations."
Said report was then laid on the table and ordered to be printed as amended.
Mr. Van Winkle then moved to take up the two reports of the Committee on Fundamental and General Provisions, which was agreed to.
Mr. Van Winkle then moved the adoption of the 7th section of the 1st report, as amended, which had been heretofore passed by.
Mr. Soper moved further to amend the same by adding at the end thereof the words "except surveyors of highways," and the question being put was decided in the negative.
The 7th section was then adopted as amended.
The 9th section, heretofore passed by, was then taken up and amended so as to read as follows:
"All citizens entitled to vote, and no other persons, may be elected to any State, county or municipal office; but the judges must have attained the age of thirty-five years; the governor the age of thirty years; and the attorney general and senators the age of twenty-five years, at the beginning of their respective terms of service, and must have been citizens of the State for five years next preceding, or at the time this Constitution goes into operation."
The 1st section of the second report was then read and adopted.
Mr. Van Winkle moved to insert between the 1st and 2nd sections, the following additional section:
"All elections of State and county officers shall be held on the day of ."
Mr. Brown, of Kanawha, moved to fill the blank with "fourth Thursday of May."
Mr. Harrison moved to amend by filling the blank with "fourth Thursday of October;" and the question being upon the amendment to the amendment, it was decided in the affirmative.
The said additional section was then adopted as amended.
On motion of Mr. Van Winkle the blank, in the 10th line, was filled by inserting the "first day of January."
Mr. Soper then moved further to amend the 2nd section by striking out the words "and appointments," in the 3.1th line, and inserting in lieu of the words "by special elections," the words "in such manner as may be prescribed by law."
The 2nd section was then adopted as amended.
Upon the reading of the 3rd section,
Mr. Soper moved to insert after the word "crime," in the 17th line, the words "not cognizable by a justice of the peace," which was agreed to; after which the 3rd section, as amended, was adopted.
The 4th section being read,
Mr. Lamb moved to amend by striking out the words "having in view the overthrow of the government thereof," which motion was agreed to; after which the section was adopted.
The 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th sections were then respectively read and adopted as reported.
The 10th section was read, when,
Mr. Van Winkle moved to amend by adding at the end of the fourth sentence the words "or to imprisonment," which was disagreed to.
Mr. Stuart of Doddridge moved to strike out the fourth sentence, which was put and decided in the affirmative.
And, on motion of Mr. Irvine, the fifth sentence was stricken out.
The question then being upon the adoption of the 10th section, as amended, it was agreed to.
And, on motion of Mr. Battelle, the Convention adjourned.
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|Thursday, 21 February 2013 10:42
CentrePort, the country's third largest port, has posted a Net Profit after Tax of $5.1m for the six months to December 2012, amid tough trading conditions.
Though the figure was six per cent lower than the corresponding period last year, Chairman Warren Larsen said the company was satisfied with the result after accounting for the impact of seismic repair works and substantially increased insurance costs. He also noted the influence of the timing of cruise trade, which will result in increased revenue in the second half of the year.
"We're pleased with ongoing growth in core activities such as freight and tourism and the port's continued high productivity rate," Mr Larsen said.
Chief Executive Blair O'Keeffe said break-bulk trade was up 20 per cent on the corresponding period last year, thanks especially to a strong uplift in log exports.
Container trade was stable – just 2 per cent lower than the same period last year, while vehicle trade was down 11 per cent.
"Cruise ship calls are set to reach a record 91 in the 12 months to June, bringing 225,000 visitors to the Capital – a 25 per cent increase on the previous year," Mr O'Keeffe said.
As expected CentrePort's Commercial Property result, like many other Wellington commercial property owners, was down due to the impact of seismic repair work.
The port's productivity remained industry leading with an average crane rate of 30.8 per hour (on exchanges over 300) for the six months, placing CentrePort in the upper quartile performance level for Australasia.
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Employees of the Sentara RMH Medical Center believe that "Giving Makes You Happy!" and proved it as they gave more than $98,000 to the 2014 Employee Gifts Campaign.
"The campaign raised $98,386, which is 116 percent of this year's goal of $85,000," said Janet Wendelken, development officer for the RMH Foundation. Wendelken directs the Foundation's annual fund, which includes the Employee Gifts Campaign.
A total of 741 Sentara RMH employees made gifts to the campaign, which ran from May 21 through June 30.
"This generosity shows that our Sentara RMH employees care about their patients, their co-workers, their work, and this hospital," said Sentara RMH President Jim Krauss. "These funds will go a long way toward fulfilling our mission to improve health every day. Our team truly understands that giving will make our hospital better for our community."
The campaign was led by five employees who served as volunteer co-chairs:
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Janet Macarthur, oncology services and Hahn Cancer Center
Neil Mowbray, corporate communications
Meg Robinson, Sentara RMH Wellness Center
Rusty Tusing, facilities management
"Giving Makes You Happy" was this year's campaign theme. To celebrate the campaign's success, many employees took part in a choreographed dance July 10 on the hospital's café patio to the song "Happy" by Pharrell Williams. The song was featured in the computer-animated movie "Despicable Me 2."
The annual Employee Gifts Campaign was launched in 1975. This year employees could focus their donations to support the hospital equipment and program fund or the Employee Relief Fund, or to support their own or another department. The Employee Relief Fund is a fund set up by the hospital to assist employees who are facing a financial crisis due to a serious illness or unfortunate personal situation.


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We all know that the Government is trying to tighten its belts and save money, or at least that was in a speech I heard on TV by a talking head, just like the American people have to. So, I am always ready to help do my civic duty and help the Politicians find out where and what needs done to better this great country.
Today I found a wonderful PDF that was written by Senator Tom Coburn from Oklahoma. He has written about 100 ways the government is wasting tax money. Now mind you, I could not just read through and not comment on a few of the items listed in his 2011 WasteBook. In fact, if I did the whole webcam YouTube rants…I would have been in my glory…except I would have had to cut my ranting into 10 min segments. I could have gave my opinion one each and every one of these spending items.
Anyhow, I cut my list down to just a few of the 100…you of course can post your favs.
$492 Thousand to study the Trust Factor of Twitter? Hmmm, I trust my Tweeps more than I trust any Politian.
$35.38 Million for Presidential Campaign (Balloons, confetti...). It didn't mention booze, hookers, or teleprompters so I wonder if those are extra?
Cool, $120 Million for paychecks to DEAD employees…so you don't need to take it with you when you go because we will send more.
$1.80 Million in Aid to China using money we Borrowed from China. Let me think…China has the money, they send it to us, we send it back and pay interest…makes sense to me.
$4.38 BILLION on Wartime Contracting and Fraud means that someone's buddy is rolling in our tax dollars. Picture the scene in 'American Beauty' only instead of rose petals it's dollar bills. Oh BILLIONS of dollar bills at that!
No one in Las Vegas even understood why we got $697 Million to beautify highways when we need money so many other places. Oh but you should see the big rocks and rusty metal cutouts of wild horses we now have…they are wonderful. And yes we needed those cutouts because the BLM is spending MILLIONS to round up and "store" all the wild horses until they pass the Horse Slaughter laws (that we will also pay for).
Oh and even the small town of Henderson, Nevada gets its own "Spending of Shame" mention for $60,000 for a Tree Census. Damn Harry Reid is helping our state. FYI- I have 3 trees, 4 bushes, and about 6 cacti not counting the fall off starters. Hope that helps save money on the next census.
There is an app for that…$182 Million for a Smart Phone App for Tennessee Farmers? Damn I have to learn how to make apps! I wonder if some Farmville twit made this app and is now spending our money to buy fake shit on a FB game?
$55.3 Thousand to study Jordanian Student Hookah Smoking? Do we really give a shit about this? We have had neighbors that smoked all kinds of stuff and no one cared, so why do we care bout Jordan?
I can't even mention the snow cones, pancakes and pizza BS. However I would not bitch if they opened a Mango Gelato stand on my street and let me have all I could eat for free.
$15.3 Million for the Famous Bridge to Nowhere… Just think, if we would have elected Sarah Palin we could have let her jump off that bridge, or did she already do that…dum,dum,dum. (Yeah, I can't afford dramatic music so just go with it.)
I am sure the money we spent to study the Well-Being of 120 Countries was totally worth it. Let me save them money by saying the Well-Being of the USA Fucking SUCKS! (Wonder how much I can get paid for that research?)
We are paying twice for 'Research About Research'??? Really? Are we sure? Maybe someone should research that? Cha Ching!
We are paying $500 Thousand to analyze the spread of Political Info on the Web...I'm spreading info so send me my damned check already!
Oh and we need to have a study to tell India how to improve THEIR Local Government? Just send me the address of who is in charge in India and I will tell them how to improve anything Government...DON'T DO WHAT THE USA DOES! There I just saved even more tax payer money!
Anything we paid so that people could attend a conference is stupid! Hello Washington...ever hear of SKYPE? Or maybe do a freakin Google Hangout? They are both FREEEEE!
LOL! A study of online dating...If she is wearing a blue 'spotted' dress, then she has been done. Oh and does sending a picture of your wiener on Twitter constitute online dating? Or is that being studied along with why monkey's throw their own shit?
$198 Thousand to find out if Tweeting and Friending Makes You Happy? My next money saving survey says YES! I will happily tweet this post to every one of my friends. Watch me now dance for joy...or is that the potty dance. God I hope not because I am too poor to have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out...
OMG! We funded Cowboy Poetry? I saw 'Brokeback Mountain' and want NOTHING to do with this. "I wish I could quit you..." ok, you write the next line.
Ok, I have to stop before I go to far. God knows I don't want to say to much or Senator Coburn could think I am stealing his stuff and have this entire site taken down. Yes, the Government that can't even figure its own shit out, now wants to control the internet that they can't even understand enough to look stupid. Look up SOPA if you don't get all that.
So, what will you be giving up so that you can save money this next year?
Maybe just let the bank foreclose on your house? Hey, then you could be homeless and eat at the food shelter that would save money also. People who live in cardboard boxes don't have an electric bill either...damn, more money saved.
Yes people, you need to save money so you can send it to the government to fund more protects like those listed in the book.


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Brussels, 19 June 2009
Preparation Agriculture/Fisheries Council of June 2009
The Agriculture & Fisheries Council will meet in Luxembourg on Monday 22 (starting at 11.00) and Tuesday 23 June, under the Presidency of Mr Jakub Šebesta , Czech minister for Agriculture. Commissioners Mariann Fischer Boel, Androulla Vassiliou and Joe Borg will represent the Commission at the meeting.
Council will start with Agriculture points. SANCO issues will be dealt with on Monday afternoon. Tuesday morning will be devoted to Fisheries points. On Monday, over lunch, Ministers will discuss the milk market situation.
The points on the agenda are:
Aid to farmers in areas with natural handicaps
On 21 April, the Commission adopted the Communication "Towards a better targeting of the aid to farmers in areas with natural handicaps" paving the way for a new classification of these areas. With the help of scientific experts, the Commission has identified 8 soil and climate criteria as a basis for objectively and clearly classifying such areas. However, before presenting a legislative proposal, the Commission needs more data to assess their feasibility. Therefore, Member States are asked to provide simulations using national data to show how the criteria might work. The new classification system is likely to be in place in 2014; meanwhile the current system remains in force. This review exercise does not affect mountain areas (already classified based on objective common criteria) or areas with specific handicaps (e.g. islands and coastal areas) which are classified according to those specific handicaps.
The Communication, working documents and other information on the aid to farmers in Less Favoured Areas is available on the Commission webpage:
The Council will adopt Conclusions on this subject.
Agricultural Product Quality
Action is needed to improve communication about the qualities of agricultural products — to help reconnect farmers with consumers. Quality labelling schemes must also be easier for people to use and understand and EU policy must be more coherent. These are the main recommendations of a European Commission Communication on agricultural product quality policy, adopted on 28 May. EU farmers meet some of the most stringent farming requirements in the world regarding environmental protection, animal welfare and the use of pesticides and veterinary drugs. In addition, they use their expertise and skill to give their products individual qualities that add value. But do farmers get a fair return for their efforts? Do consumers get accurate information about product characteristics and farming attributes?
The Communication, other documents as well as more information on the EU agricultural product quality policy is available on the net at:
The Council is expected to draw up conclusions on the Commission Communication.
Future of the CAP
As a follow-up of the Informal Council meeting in Brno, the Presidency has prepared draft conclusions on the future of the CAP after 2013, in particular regarding the direct payments system.
Food safety and health
Proposal for a regulation regarding the humane treatment of animals at slaughter
The Council is expected to discuss and adopt a Commission proposal for a regulation on the humane treatment of animals at the time of killing . The regulation provides a series of measures to ensure animals are humanely treated when they go to slaughter. Slaughterhouses, for example, will have to appoint a specific person responsible for animal welfare and ensure that their staff is properly trained and certified. Manufacturers of stunning equipment will have to provide instructions for ensuring proper animal welfare and a number of technical standards are updated in view of scientific progress. And Member States will have to create scientific support to provide permanent and competent assistance to official inspectors. The authorities will also be more accountable to the public when they perform mass killings in case of contagious diseases.
Information on active substances in plant protection products
The Czech Presidency will inform the members of Council about a number of active substances used to date in plant protection products.
Sustainable Development of EU Aquaculture –Council conclusions
Following on from their discussion in April, Ministers will adopt Council conclusions on the Commission's Communication on a strategy to boost EU aquaculture, published on 8 April 2009 ( IP/09/563 ).
The Commission's communication provides a new political impetus for the future of EU aquaculture and outlines a range of measures to be taken by public authorities at all levels to allow this sector to achieve its full potential. These measures are related to 3 strategic objectives: promoting competitiveness; ensuring sustainability; and improving both the sector's image, and its governance framework.
The Commission welcomes the strong positive support which Council has already expressed for its initiative, and looks forward to working with the Council, the Member States and other relevant public authorities to translate the Council's Conclusions into concrete action.
Control of the Common Fisheries Policy – policy debate
The Council will continue its discussion of the Commission's proposal to create a completely modernized system for inspection, monitoring, control, surveillance and enforcement of the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy throughout the market chain, from net to plate ( IP/08/1710 ).
Harmonised inspection procedures and higher standards would ensure uniform implementation of control policy at national level, while taking account of the diversity and specific characteristics of different fleets. There will be measures to promote a culture of compliance throughout the sector, including simplification of the regulatory framework, and the introduction of harmonised deterrent sanctions. The capacity of the Commission to intervene to ensure that the rules of the CFP are being effectively implemented and enforced by the Member States will also be strengthened. In general, all aspects of the control and monitoring of fisheries activities would be simplified and made more efficient by the new rules. The reformed system will contribute to the sustainable exploitation of living aquatic resources, and create the conditions for an economic recovery of the fisheries sector and the communities depending on fishing. The Commission's proposal has received broad support from the European Parliament, the Committee of the Regions and the Economic and Social Committee, which have all adopted reports on this issue over the last two months.
So far, debate in Council has ranged across a number of issues, including: exemptions for small-scale fisheries and specific fisheries; margin of tolerance in catch reporting; recreational fisheries; traceability; the inspection of vessels outside waters of the inspecting Member State; sanctions; the powers of both the Commission and the Community Fisheries Control Agency; and the date of entry into force.
Council will debate these and other issues on the basis of questions proposed by the Presidency, focusing on the introduction of new control instruments and means, the harmonisation of sanctions, and the powers of the various EU bodies involved.
Consultation on Fishing Opportunities for 2010 – exchange of views
Council will hold an exchange of views on the Commission's consultation document on fishing opportunities for 2010.
On 12 May, the European Commission presented its views on how fishing possibilities should be set in EU waters for 2010. In this document, the Commission points out that progress in stock recovery has been slow to materialise since the 2002 reform of the Common Fisheries Policy. One of the reasons for this is that fishing opportunities have been consistently set at levels which were too high for the fish stocks to sustain. As a result, more than 80% of EU stocks are now overfished, compared with a global average of 28%. At the same time, there have been a number of positive initiatives, such as the decisive shift to long-term management in a number of fisheries, which has begun to bear fruit. For 2010, the Commission has therefore proposed greater flexibility in the way in which TACs can be changed from year to year, to enable recovery measures for overexploited stocks to be implemented more effectively. The paper also includes a discussion of the Commission's plan to eradicate discards and the implications of the possible entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty.
The principles and analysis outlined in this document will provide the basis on which the Commission will make specific proposals for 2010 fishing opportunities later in the year.
Simplification and improvement of the Common Fisheries Policy – information from the Commission
The Commission will present a Communication summarising the results of the Action Plan to simplify and improve the Common Fisheries Policy over the period 2006-2008.
Since the last Progress Report of November 2008 was delivered, there have been a number of new initiatives worth mentioning, including the repeal of a number of obsolete legal acts; the recasting of the Commission Regulation on the Common Market Organisation in fisheries and aquaculture products; and the adoption of a Commission Regulation on conversion factors for fish weight. The Commission has also taken concrete steps to intensify consultation with stakeholders and has improved the quality of the Impact Assessments carried out for important new measures.
Simplifying the Common Fisheries Policy remains central to the Commission's work, and lies at the heart both of the proposed new Control Regulation, discussed above, and of the debate on the future Reform of the CFP that was launched in April.
Bluefin tuna – information from the Commission
Commissioner Borg will update Council on the so far positive carrying out of the 2009 fishing season for bluefin tuna in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean and of the Specific Control and Inspection Plan established by the Commission in collaboration with the Community Fisheries Control Agency. This year, the fishing season for purse seiners has been closed in due time by Member States. As the more artisanal fleet has until the end of the year to fish its quota, the European control campaign will continue until then in order to support Member States' obligation to comply with the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas' (ICCAT) recommendations. The Commission will continue to carefully monitor the situation and to carry out its analysis in terms of catch and trade figures. If any discrepancy in figures or any sign of overfishing is uncovered, the Commission will be ready to take appropriate measures within the ICCAT to ensure compliance by all concerned.
At its annual meeting in Marrakesh in November 2008, ICCAT approved an amended recovery plan for bluefin tuna in the Atlantic and Eastern Mediterranean. Although the plan was not due to come into force until June, the EU was determined that 2009 should be the "year of compliance", and has fully implemented all the measures contained in the revised plan in time for the 2009 fishing season.
The main new measures introduced include a cut in the duration of the purse seine fishing season, a reduction in the purse seine fishing capacity, a freeze on farming capacities, a regional observer programme and stronger control measures from the point of capture to market. As an ICCAT contracting party, the EU is committed to reducing overcapacity in the bluefin tuna fleet by 25% prior to the 2010 fishing season and to implementing a four-year capacity management plan for the period 2010-2013.
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Tuesday, 24 April 2012
Tate a Tate
overcast, showers, sun, showers, sun temps 12
London, England
Blechy weather - but there's a rain/snow mix in Montreal and Sutton - so we'll take this! Besides, it really hasn't slowed us down. Have been having a blast with our friend Susan, who's over from Montreal and staying in our flat.
Went to the Tate Modern on Monday...a ticketed exhibition, the hot ticket in London - Damien Hirst. Just opened April 4th and everyone's discussing it. His art sells for tens of millions of pounds. And there's a debate raging about whether he's simply a self-promoting poseur, or a great artist. Whether collectors were brilliant to buy his works, or hoodwinked.
to be honest, I'm not the one to judge. I suspect just asking the questions almost certainly makes him an artist. And yet, Michael and I visited the Saachi Gallery on Duke of York Square and walked out, feeling the surely someone was trying to 'have a laugh' at a gullible public's expense. But I guess even that's art. It's all art. The question is - is it great art? Or even good art.
We'd heard so much about the Damien Hirst, his pickled animals, his diamond encrusted skull, his polka dots - it was hard to imagine we'd like it. But we did! Not all. We turned away from the animals - but there was a great deal else to provoke our imaginations and thoughts. Including a butterfly room, where the cocoons are attached to canvasses. The butterflies emerge, and the art literally comes alive. And then we become part of the art by being in the room with the butterflies. It's strangely moving.
We were surprised to have actually liked it. Or at least, to appreciate that a striving mind was at work.
Lots of striving to get there though. The underground had an accident, so the train stopped - and we all got off. Then we got on the wrong bus. Then we had to follow a very nice older couple, who guided us around St Paul's Cathedral. We were hoping to get to the Tate Britain(the original gallery, which houses the classics) and from there take the boat to the Tate Modern (which houses the modern art, and where the Hirst exhibition was). But we ended up across the river from the Tate Modern, and got to walk across the Millenium Bridge. Very beautiful. We saw the Hirst, then grabbed the boat back to the Tate Britain. You can see the photo of Susan and Michael in the front seats....and the Parliament buildings off to the right. And the rain everywhere.
At Tate Britain we saw some of the permanent collection, then had the most wonderful lunch in the formal restaurant. Yum!
Lots of fun running around London. Breakfast today at the Wolseley - again! Then shopping with Susan on Oxford street - then lunch with Teresa my agent at a tiny Thai restaurant in South Kensington. Have you ever had Thai ice coffee? Dear God - I could have drunk ten. And then exploded. Why did no one tell me about these before? Probably for fear of what I'd do with such dangerous knowledge. Forget the apple, I bet it was a Thai Ice Coffee the serpent used for temptation. I'd be a goner.
Tomorrow we're off to Portobello Road....would have liked to go on a Saturday, but Susan leaves Friday, and we wanted to take it in. The most magnificent Deborah Crombie send us her personal guided tour of the area....including insight into where Duncan and Gemma's home can be found (they're her fictional detectives in her fabulous crime series set in Notting Hill etc) Here's what she suggested:
The arcades and the street stalls (including Steve's) are only open on Saturday. But the fruit and veg and flower stalls down towards the bottom of the road are open every day, as are some shops and many restaurants and cafes. And I love looking down the winding street when it's crowd-free--you could almost be in a Mediterranean village, with all the multi-colored stucco.
For pub food and atmosphere, I love The Sun in Splendour right at the top of Portobello Road.
Kitchen and Pantry at the corner of Elgin Crescent and Kensington Park Road is fun for a coffee and a pastry and watching the celebs and yummy mummies of Notting Hill come and go (Duncan and Charlotte spend a lot of time there in the WIP.) Mr. Christian's Deli on Elgin Crescent is wonderful. As is Books for Cooks, on Blenheim Crescent--maybe the best cookbook shop in the world. Sadly, Otto's Cafe is entirely fictional...
As for the shops that stay open during the week, I love the antique sporting goods shop just north of Chepstow Villas (this is where the market part of Portobello Road really begins.) And just past that, Alice's Antiques is one of the most famous and most
Lots of other stuff, if you have a chance to look up Portobello restaurants, etc, and see what appeals.
Also, if you go west on Notting Hill Gate until it turns into Holland Park Road, there's Giraffe, and a lovely Daunt's bookshop, and if you want a really proper meal, The Mitre is lovely.
Duncan and Gemma's fictional house is at the intersection of Lansdowne Road and St. John's Gardens. The fictional house is not exactly like the real one, but if you go there, you'll be able to guess which one it is.
So, for any of you hoping/planning a trip to London and Notting Hill - there's the perfect Deborah Crombie/Duncan/Gemma tour!
Writing is going well - finally. Struggled a lot with a certain chapter...then I realized I'd started it in the wrong place. They need to talk about something else first - then segue into what I already had. That thought came to me in the middle of a sleepless night. I got up in the morning and wrote the whole chapter. When it's right, it just declares itself in every way.
Took a couple of days away from writing to play in London with Michael and Susan - but happily back to the story tomorrow. In fact, it was Susan's friend Martin who coined the 'Tate a Tate' phrase. Wish I'd thought of it!
Hope you're doing well! Hope you brought an umbrella - we need it!
6 comments:
- lil Gluckstern said...
Charming, just like what you're seeing. It is so wonderful to walk as if we were there with you.
- 24 April 2012 at 11:00
Louise, Damien Hirst is not for everyone. Glad that you saw some of his more redeeming work. Is it art? Hmm, not so sure!
Deb. certainly came through for you. She is a superb writer, and her chronicles of London read as excitingly as her books.
London s as wonderful seen through your eyes, as recall of having lived there for a few years. Miss it still....
- 24 April 2012 at 11:17
- danielle-momo said...
Love Duncan and Gemma and the Deborah Crombie tour looks fabulous. It could be my next tour after the one I did in Quebec city during marsh: the Louise Penny-Gamache tour.
- 24 April 2012 at 16:53
Thanks for the update on your wanderings through London.
I'm going to see what Damien Hirst is all about too. Also, I'll check out the Crombie books.
Looking forward to reading your next story.
FB.. s. w.
- 25 April 2012 at 07:36
I love Deborah Crombie and it would only be better if you both wrote faster. :)
Linda B
- 25 April 2012 at 10:54
- melinda said...
Your trip sounds amazing! I agree with you about the modern art (being an artist myself) it is clear how little time goes into some of the pieces, and yet there are others that have a quality that is almost indescribable. Is it a joke, or is it art? Somebody is obviously making copious amounts of money. Call me cynical - I prefer the Masters up through the impressionists. Maybe even further... Anyway, I just won your new book on Goodreads and am really quite excited to read it. It sounds so amazing with those monks and their chocolate. I must shyly admit I've never read your books before, but looking at all your awards and the fact that you love Thai iced coffee and aren't completely taken in by modern art has made me a fan already. I promise to review the book honestly - wherever you want me to. Just send me a message at email@example.com and let me know where you would like your reviews to go. I have to do one on Goodreads. I usually do Amazon too. Anywhere else you'd like? BN? Other sites? Just say the word.
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me a fan already.
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UPDATE 2:10 p.m.:
Laurie Anne Ellis made her first appearance in Lenoir County District Court shortly before noon Tuesday, clothed in a tan jail jumpsuit and cuffed at the wrists and ankles. She said she wished to hire her own attorney for the case. Ellis remains in the Lenoir County Detention Center without a bond on the open murder charge and a $30,000 bond for the possession of a stolen firearm charge. Her next court date is Nov. 26.
UPDATE, 10:32 a.m.:
From the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office:
On November 11, 2013 at about 4:08 p.m. the 911 center received a call that a shooting had occurred at 3825 Sharon Church Road, Kinston. Sheriff�s deputies arrived to find Brenda Woodard, age 62, deceased in her bedroom on the floor with a gunshot wound to the back of the head.
Present in the home upon arrival was the victim�s husband James Woodard, daughter Laurie Anne Ellis, and Laurie Ellis�s four year old son. Investigators were called to the scene and questioning began. Based upon the interviews and evidence collected at the scene, investigators charged Laurie Ann Ellis with one open count of murder. Although Laurie Ellis contended that she accidentally shot her mother, the actions of Laurie Ellis immediately following the shooting, deceptive statements given during the initial interview and the evidence found at the scene gave rise to the murder charge. The firearm that was used by Ellis and found hidden in a closet was reported stolen approximately one year prior. It is believed that James Woodard was not present in the home when the shooting occurred and had just arrived back at home after returning from a dentist visit. The four year old son is believed to have been in another room of the home when the shooting occurred.
An autopsy is scheduled for Brenda Woodard for 1:00 p.m. today. Laurie Ellis is scheduled for her first court appearance today in District Court.
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A Lenoir County woman died from a suspected gunshot Monday.
A call went in to emergency dispatch around 4 p.m., reporting an alleged accidental shooting in the 3800 block of Sharon Church Road, leaving a 56-year-old woman with a gunshot wound to the head.
The Lenoir County Sheriff�s Office, Lenoir County EMS and a rescue unit from Hugo Volunteer Fire Department arrived at the scene shortly thereafter.
As LCSO deputies conducted their investigation inside, family members consoled each other outside the house.
Lenoir County Sheriff Chris Hill said Monday evening he could confirm a death at the residence but wasn�t able to report the woman�s name or other details at that time.
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Justin Langer: I guess having seen him bat beautifully in his first Test whilst getting bruised head-to-toe that I always thought he had the goods to be a gritty Boonie-type player. When he was dropped, I was outraged and when he came back trying to play a million shots and forgetting his defensive game, I was thinking "Why?". I honestly thought after the English Test series, we'd never see Justin again. However I've been proven wrong. He's finally managed to combine his great defensive technique with some shots and his scoring in the series' against NZ and SA was phenominal.
Matthew Hayden: Well we'd all seen his amazing run of sores at FC level and as much as he pounded by beloved South Australian Redbacks (among other teams), I just couldn't see myself rating him THAT highly. I mean he seemed to have the technique down (with possibly a deficiency in his back-foot play) but to me didn't have the mental toughness required. When Curtly had his measure in 1996, it only served to strengthen my position. Then he was picked in the Aussie one-day side after a particularly good season (even better than his usual high standards) and eventually took Blewwy's place in the Test side (a travesty I thought at the time). He had a few good scores against NZ and the WI but still, I didn't think he'd last.
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SOCORRO, N.M. October 24, 2012– As a result of mounting health insurance costs, the New Mexico Tech Board of Regents approved a new system that includes three PPO plans and scraps the three existing options for employees.
Staff from Human Resources presented the new plan at the Board meeting on Friday, Oct. 19, in Socorro. The Employee Benefit Trust, which administers the health insurance plan for employees, has been losing money consistently for several years.
University president Dr. Daniel H. Lopez said, "As tough as it is to increase premiums during times where we've had no salary increases, on the other hand, not having a benefit program would be worse."
The Indemnity Plan, which cost the most, is being scrapped, as is the High Deductible Plan, which cost the least. Now, all employees will be covered through one of three PPO plans, or Preferred Provider Organization.
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The bi-weekly cost for family plans for people earning more than $25,000 per year will be $277.87 (Plan 3), $292.80 (Plan 2) or $371.45 (Plan 1).
For employees earning more than $25,000 with only individual insurance, the biweekly costs will be $114.34 (Plan 3), $116.93 (Plan 2) or $148.45 (Plan 1).
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The plans provide all the health coverage provided under the current plans and have added some new areas of coverage including acupuncture, family counseling, infertility diagnostics and hearing aids for children/adolescents. The health care plans will also include dental and vision coverage. A major concern was to minimize premium increases as much as possible in order to maintain affordable premiums for employees.
Regardless of how many employees opt for the various option, the Employee Benefit Trust is expected to save millions of dollars per year and administrators expect the Trust to become solvent.
The annual Employee Benefits Fair will be all day Tuesday, November 27, in the third floor ballrooms of the Fidel Center. Times for the various sessions will be announced soon.
Vice President of Finance Lonnie Marquez, in presenting the monthly financial report, said the university is on target for expenditures and revenues.
Changes in the operations at the Playas Training and Research Center have had an immediate positive impact on the finances at the Center.
Dr. John Meason, director of EMRTC, which oversees Playas, said the new mode of operations – with no Tech employees on site – will allow the Playas Center to repay at least $250,000 of its debt each quarter for the foreseeable future. The structural changes have not had an impact on customer relations, except to make the facility run more smoothly and more efficiently, he said.
"The model we are using appears to be working rather well," Meason said. "We are managing [Playas] totally and completely from our headquarters at New Mexico Tech."
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- Preliminary enrollment figures for 2013 are ahead of the same time last year. Already, 15 new students have paid their application fee for the fall 2013 semester, ahead of the 13 at the same time in 2011. Further, Hispanic enrollment continues to climb, including 28.3 percent of the freshmen class, which is ahead of the 25.5 percent of the student body percentage.
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- Lopez introduced the new chairman of the Faculty Senate, Dr. Richard Sonnenfeld of the Physics Department. Sonnenfeld also informed the board about the upcoming American Physical Society regional meeting, which will be at Tech for the first time this year on October 25 and 26.
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- Lopez spoke about the upcoming election, which will include a General Obligation Bond (Bond Issue C) for higher education. He said he has met with the Chieftain, the Albuquerque Journal and other organizations to get endorsements for the initiative. If passed, Bond C would provide $18 million toward construction of a new Bureau of Geology building on campus in Socorro.
- The Regents were presented with the September list of graduates.
- The Board learned of a restricted fund purchase from Dell Computers for $263,152.
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