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Amie offers enchanting Indian sitar music with tabla accompaniment and some vocals, performing classical and light-classical ragas and folk melodies. With her Sangeet Millennium Ensemble, she bends and blends traditional Indian genres with jazz sax and more, creating new world sounds that are elegantly vibrant and soulful.
Amie (with Sangeet Millennium) performs in concerts and lecture-performances in Texas, North America, and internationally. She is a selected artist on the Texas Commission of the Arts (TCA) Touring Artist Roster. TCA provides grants to arts presenters, schools, libraries, theaters and other non-profit organizations throughout Texas and the region to help with the cost of bringing in artists from the Roster. To find out how to apply for a grant to bring Amie's music to your community, contact www.arts.state.tx.us.
Amie is also an artist on the Mid America Arts Alliance Performing Artist Roster. To find out how to apply for a grant to bring Amie and ensemble to your non-profit venue in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska or Okahoma, please visit http://www.maaa.org/SiteResources/Data/Templates/t7.asp?docid=936&DocName=Grant%20Programs.
In India, Amie Maciszewski is an Empanelled Artist with the India World Cultural Forum (www.iwcf.org.in ) . To sponsor Amie's program in India, please contact Manjeet Kaur at firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.
Amie and the Sangeet Millennium ensemble perform at concerts, cultural programs, gallery openings, weddings, corporate and nonprofit events, tasteful social gatherings, and more. In order to book Amie and ensemble for an engagement, a contract must be signed and 50% of the fees must be received a minimum of two weeks prior to the engagement . The remaining 50% is due the day of the event prior to the start of the performance. The musicians will arrive at least 45 minutes before the performance to set up and do sound check.
The ensemble is available in the following configurations:
- Two Piece (sitar and tabla, with some vocals (if requested )
- Three Piece (sitar, saxophone or vocals, and tabla)
- Four Piece (sitar, saxophone, tabla, and bass, guitar, or vocals)
The following fees are estimates, and they exclude travel and lodging/food expenses for engagements more than 50 miles outside Dallas. These will be negotiated at the time of booking.
- Minimum of $250 per musician for the first hour.
- $50 director's fee
- $50 per musician for each additional hour.
- Sound Engineer and System Option: $250
- Sound System Option: $150
- Setup/Sound check Option: $50-75 per musician – see Note 1
Note 1: The setup and sound check option is required if the band must travel to the venue location two different times, i.e., once to set up and the next time to perform.
Example One:
A three piece ensemble is contracted to perform for a one hour wedding during the reception dinner on a Saturday. No options have been selected by the wedding party.
- Price: ($250 x 3 + $50) = $800
Example Two:
A three piece ensemble is contracted to perform for three hours during a gallery opening on a Saturday. Sound engineer and equipment option is required.
- Base Price: ($250 x 3 + $50) = $800
- Two additional performance hours' fees: ($50 x 6 ) = $300
- Sound engineer and equipment: $250
- Total Fees = $1350
Example Three:
A three-piece ensemble is contracted by a non-profit arts organization to provide a one one-hour daytime interactive performance for youth in a community center and then play one 90-minute concert in an auditorium the same evening. Sound system option is required for the daytime performance only, but setup and sound check are required for both programs.
- Base price ($250 x 3 + $50) + $100 = $900
- Additional fees for interactive performance ($100 x 3) = $300
- Sound system option for interactive performance only: $150
- Setup and sound check for both programs ($50 x 3) = $150
- Total Fees: $1500
Example Four:
A four piece band is contracted to perform for three hours during a corporate event on a Saturday. Setup/sound check and sound engineer/equipment options are required.
- Base Price: ($250 x 4 + $50) = $1050
- Two additional performance hours' fees: ( $50 x 8 ) = $400
- Setup/ Sound check option price ($50 x 6) = $300
- Sound engineer and equipment price: $250
- Total Price = $1950
Please contact us if you have any additional questions


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They can also write to the hospital manager who is also the local complaint's manager. In addition service users can write to the Minister for Justice, the President of the High Court, the Registrar of Wards of Court or the Inspector of Mental Health Services.
There is a independent advocacy service provided by The Irish Advocacy Network and this is available to all patients. A resident's forum meets regularly to discuss issues and has regular meetings with senior management The senior management team meets with patients on all units on a monthly basis to obtain comments from individual patients and groups.
The Approved Centre Regulations are statutory regulations issued by the Department of Health and Children which govern all approved mental health centres. Compliance with these regulations is monitored by the Mental Health Commission. The Mental Health Commission carries out regular inspections and copies of the inspection reports are available from the MHC and on its website www.mhcirl.ie
The hospital is a member of the UK's Quality Network for Secure Services. The network aims to facilitate quality improvement and change in forensic mental health settings through a supportive peer-review network. The network adopts a multi-disciplinary approach to quality improvement. Central to the network is the value of services sharing best practice. The network identifies areas for improvement through a culture of openness and enquiry. Members are expected to use the results of reviews to develop action plans to achieve year on year improvement. They are also expected to share their results with key groups locally, including health and local authorities, those making referrals to their services and local users and with carer groups. Annual reports are available, see www.rcpsych.ac.uk
The Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhumane and Degrading Treatment also carries out inspections of the hospital. Their reports are available on the website www.cpt.coe.int
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Hampton Inn Vicksburg
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Hampton Inn Vicksburg
About the hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Hampton Inn Vicksburg in Vicksburg, you'll be convenient to Vicksburg National Military Park and Martha Vick House. This hotel is within close proximity of Old Warren County Court House Museum and McNutt House.
Make yourself at home in one of the 123 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and LCD televisions are provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center.
Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center and coffee/tea in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 123
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Conference space
- Indoor pool
- Spa tub
- Bar/lounge
- Free self parking
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
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|Jewellery, Watches & Clocks
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Coober Pedy, SA, 5723, Australia
|Secondary Address
|Lot 100
Brewster St (Corner of Brewster & Oliver Sts)
Coober Pedy, SA, 5723, Australia
|08 8672 3346 (Other)
|0423 458 850
GNK Opals is an opal retailer in Coober Pedy, retailing both rough and cut opals targeting both the domestic and international markets. GNK Opals is a family-owned and operated business specialising in quality opal gemstones and jewellery. All jewellery is designed and manufactured in-house by owners, Gennadiy Karpenko and Nataliya Lebedyeva .
GNK Opals offer opal cutting and polishing demonstrations daily to visitors in their jewellery manufacturing showroom located on the corner of Brewster & Oliver Streets. Whilst in Coober Pedy drop in and visit Gennadiy and Nataliya at their beautiful showroom.


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Time to Relax
The Time to Relax hamper will enchant her with the delicate fruity and floral aromas and indulge her with premium Australian made chocolates. This hamper includes FREE DELIVERY Australia-wide!
The Time to Relax hamper includes;
- Urban Rituelle Peach Blossom Scented Soy Candle – 35 hr burn time
- Chocolatier Pure Indulgence Chocolate Assortment 175g
- Urban Rituelle Peach Blossom Hand Cream 50 ml
- Urban Rituelle Soap Trilogy Gift Box – Rose Petal, Pear & Fig and Goats Milk
- Beautifully presented in our premium Hamper Gift Gallery keepsake box in white and hand tied with quality cerise pink ribbon for that extra special touch
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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has won the Barclay's Premier League's Player of the Month for October.
The Argentina international was in fine form last month, scoring four goals as Manuel Pellegrini's side won two of their three games played.
Aguero fended off competition for the award from Liverpool duo Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge as well as Southampton midfielder Adam Lallana, Arsenal's Olivier Giroud and Chelsea winger Eden Hazard.
Aguero's goals have propelled him to the top of the division's scoring charts alongside Sturridge with eight goals this season.
The former Atletico Madrid man has continued his goalscoring run into this month, netting twice in City's 5-2 dismantling of CKSA Moscow in the Champions League on Tuesday evening.


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Hard Rock Hotel at Universal OrlandoStar Rating
Our 5-Star classification designates those select properties that provide exquisite service and amenities. The discriminating traveler will find the accommodations, ambiance, dining, and staff assistance of the highest caliber. These properties offer the utmost in luxury and will provide an outstanding experience.
Live like a rock 'n' roll superstar at the exciting Hard Rock Hotel® at Universal Orlando®. You'll feel like rock 'n' roll royalty with impeccable accommodations, a wealth of recreation and personal service and attention fit for an "A-List" celebrity. The Hard Rock Hotel is lively, yet laid back. Hotel guests also enjoy an exclusive package of theme park benefits, including Free Universal Express℠ Unlimited ride access* to SKIP THE REGULAR LINES in both theme parks all day.
5800 Universal Boulevard
Orlando, FL, USA 328197888
Located in the heart of Universal Orlando.
Hotel Amenities
- Arcade
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- Business Center
- Car Rental Available
- Concierge
- Family Program
- Free Wi-Fi
- Gym/Fitness Center
- In Room Dining
- Kids 17 & Under Free in Room
- Meeting Facilities
- Non-Smoking Property
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- Pets Allowed
- Safety Deposit Box
- Shuttle Service
- Spa Services
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- Beach Cabanas
- Children's Play Area
- Jacuzzi
- Jogging Areas Available
- Ping Pong
- Swimming Pool
- Volleyball
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- Bathrobe
- Coffee/Tea Maker
- Complimentary Newspaper
- Data Ports
- Flat Screen Television
- Hairdryer
- High Speed Internet Access
- IPod Docking Station
- In Room Movies
- In Room Safe
- Iron and Ironing Board
- Non-Smoking Rooms Available
- Telephone
- Turndown Service
Hotel Dining
Palm Restaurant, The Kitchen, Velvet Bar, Hard Rock Cafe.
Nearby Attractions
Universal Orlando, Sea World, Wet'n Wild, Millenia Mall, Universal CityWalk, Blue Man Group, Universal Island of Adventure.
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March 24th Game Recap: Wizards vs. Hawks
Once again the Wizards built themselves a big lead heading into the fourth quarter, but similar to what happened on Thursday night, they were unable to execute down the stretch and lost a tight one, 95-92, to the Hawks on Saturday night at Verizon Center.
Another strong effort and a very solid first half, especially from newly acquired center Nene, who finished with a team-high 21 points and 11 rebounds. After just three games, Nene's presence has already made a big impact, as he has now attained double-doubles in two of the three games.
Jordan Crawford had another solid performance, dropping in 20 points.
Edwin Ubiles had a nice night off the bench, adding 10 points of his own which is a career-high for the former D-League star.
Next, the Wizards travel to Boston where they will take on the Celtics on Sunday evening (6pm).
Listen to Dave Johnson's Audio Highlights
On the game:
"We played hard tonight. I'm proud of my teammates and the effort we gave tonight on the court. I like what I've seen from them the past three games. It's a tough loss but we have to learn from it and move forward. It's disappointing because we played so well for most of the game."
On the game:
"We made shots, they made shots but they were able to get the free throw line more. We did our best to execute, but they just came back. A big change in the game was when Joe Johnson hit that three point shot. They gave me my shots but I just missed them by holding onto the ball too long and falling short. I really want to give credit to their defense. My team did a great job of carrying us but I just fell short of closing the game. It's tough when we get into situations like this, we just need to execute better when it gets down to the wire. Sometimes we take short cuts but they really closed out and that is what you can expect from a playoff team. We need to learn how to get there."
On the Wizards:
"We're playing a whole lot better. We fought for three and a half quarters, and to lose two games like this — I really feel like we just gave them away."
On tonight's game:
"I think as a team, we didn't execute down the stretch. We're still getting used to new guys being in certain places, but it's no excuse. At the end of the day, these are two winnable games and we didn't get the job done."
em>On Nene:
"We've got to get the ball to him (Nene). They knew, so they tried to deny him the ball. They did a good job. We couldn't get it to him and it hurt us. We feel really good getting the ball in his hands at the end of the games."
On the game:
"It's a tough one to swallow. I couldn't ask for much more from our guys tonight on both ends of the floor. We just had problems scoring in the fourth quarter and they made big shots. They have All-Stars that hit some big shots down the stretch for them. It's a tough one to lose."
On the fourth quarter:
"We missed shots and we didn't get the ball inside. We played one way up until this trade and now we have to break that. The ball has to go inside more – inside out. We have guys that will pass the ball back out. The ball has to get inside more, especially in crunch time. We are never going to get to the foul line by playing out on the perimeter at the three-point line."
On Chris Singleton guarding Joe Johnson:
"Playing these guys a time or two you learn something … For a rookie playing star players like that you learn little nuances that they like to do or don't like to do and I think he is picking up really well on that. Chris (Singleton) is always going to get the tough assignment and he is not one to back down."


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This roster was donated by Dan Lanter. He is currently researching the 7th Tennessee Calvary USA and has information on some of the soldiers listed.
Field & Staff Hawkins, Isaac Robert Lt. Col. McCall, Joseph William A. Surg. McCracker, Joseph Private Rowe, John M. Hosp. Stwd. Smith, Thomas A. Capt., Maj. Travis, Frank Lt. Sgt. Unknown Company Ausmus, William "Bill" Captain Cowell, James F. Private Cracken, Joseph M. Private Doty, James Samuel Private Duke, J. P. Private Gey, Captain Hays, Jacob H. Captain Gilbert, Michael S. Private Giles, John A. Private Reed, Captain Rodgers, R. Vane, R. Company A Aber, Aaron Private Adams, Archibald C. Private Adams, William H. Corporal Anglin, William Private Arnn, John M. Corporal Ashby, Charles L. Private Aybill, John Private Bailey, James T. Private Bailey, William B. Farrier Bartholomew, Edward A. Private Bartholomew, James O. Lt. Bartholomew, Milton B. Private Bartholomew, Thomas P. Sergeant Beaten, Christopher C. Private Beaten, William Private Blankenship, Caleb Private Blankenship, Martin Private Blankenship, Pleasant H. Private Boatwright, Ananias Sergeant Boatwright, Samuel Private Bolton, William P. Sergeant Boman, Wiley Corporal Branch, Lewis K. Private Bratton, Alexander Brent, John Private Broddie, Thomas J. 1st Sgt. Bullion, Joseph Bunkett, Isaac R. Corporal Bunkett, James F. Sergeant Burns, Martin V. Sergeant Bush, Elisha P. Private Bush, William E. Private Butler, Alexander T. Corporal Campbell, Robert C. Private Christer, John W. Private Coffman, Samuel M. Private Cooper, Elbert Y. Private Cunningham, Willis H. Sergeant Dennison, Levy H. Private Dennison, William H. Sergeant Derryberry, Elisha H. T. Private Derryberry, John C. Private Derryberry, William H. Private Douglass, William A. Private Douglass, William H. Private Drury, Robert H. Private Eastwood, Wiley Private Entoe, Thomas E. Private Essany, John F. Private Evans, Eli C. Private Everett, James K. Sergeant Everett, William H. Surgeon Forest, James S. Private Freeman, Thomas E. Private Gamon, I. A. Private Garner, Isaac Private Gibson, G. B. Private Gilbert, Jackson J. Corporal Ginn, Benjamin Private Glosson, James Private Graves, Joseph S. Private Griffin, Thomas Corporal Grimsley, Marida M. Private Grizzard, John C. Private Hair, John Private Halbrooks, Joseph Private Hale, John Private Hall, James Newton Private Haney, H. Private Harris, William B. Private Hart, Alexander T. Lt. Hawkins, Samuel W. 2nd Lt. Hays, Henry Corporal Hays, Isaac M. C. Private Hays, James E. Private Hefley, Samuel M. Private Hern, James M. Private Holmes, Miles F. Private Hooks, John L. Private Horne, J. F. Corporal Hutchins, William C. Private Ingram, Dodson R. Ingram, Parker Private Jenkins, Kelly H. Private Johnson, Cary Johnson, Charles Bugler Johnson, Charles J. Private Johnson, Eli Private Johnson, James K. Private Johnson, James M. Private Johnson, Manley Private Johnson, Manuel Johnson, Rufus D. Private Johnson, Samuel Private Johnson, Therode Private Johnson, Willis Private Jones, Randelion Private Keen, Isaac Private King, James A. Private Kirk, B. J. Private Lane, Nathaniel M. Private Latham, Carter C. Private Lawler, James G. Private Lawler, John A. Private Lewis, Zacharias Private Lindsey, Berry G. Private Lindsey, James Private Lindsey, John L. Private Lindsey, William J. Private Little, Edward D. Private Little, George W. Private Lowe, James M. Private Mainess, Mark Private Massey, Andrew W. Private Meales, Daniel J. Corporal Meals, Asa H. Private Miller, James Private Mizzell, Andrew Private Mizzell, Robert Private More, James J. Private Morgan, Francis M. Private Morgan, George W. Private Morgan, John Captain Mulins, Richard Private Muncey, Peter Private Nicelar, Robinson M. Private Nichols, William J. Private Park, Robert W. Private Peagram, William A. Private Perdew, John Corporal Petty, Wesley Private Phillips, Benjamin F. Private Phillips, Columbus P. Private Pickler, Jesse Private Pierce, Thomas Private Pinkston, Hamilton Private Powers, Henry M. Sergeant Powers, Ira Private Powers, Joel Private Powers, John Private Powers, Stephen Private Powers, Willis Private Preslar, Minton T. Private Preslar, William C. Private Prewett, James Private Pritchard, Nathaniel C. Private Reed, George W. Private Read, Isaac S. Private Reed, F. M. 2nd Lt. Reed, John C. Private Reed, Sirrenous Corporal Rhodes, James P. Private Rhodes, John M. Sergeant Rhodes, William G. Private Ringold, Warren Corporal Roberts, Charles Private Robinson, Samuel E. Private Rodgers, David C. Corporal Rodgers, James M. Sergeant Rodgers, John H. Corporal Rogers, Green W. Private Rogers, William F. Private Roland, Amos Private Ross, Joseph A. Private Rowland, Amos Rowland, Elvin Private Rushing, William H. Private Scott, Jesse R. Sellers, Leven M. Corporal Shaw, John P. Sergeant Sisson, James R. Private Smith, John W. Private Smith, William M. Private Spires, John Private Spires, Robert Private Steel, John T. Private Talley, Latimor Y. Sergeant Teague, James A. Corporal Teague, Jasper N. Sergeant Teague, Leander L. Sergeant Thomas, James H. Private Thomas, John R. Private Thomas, W. H. Private Thompson, Captain Townsell, George Private Tyler, John C. Private Vickers, Francis M. Private Vicory, John A. Private Wadley, James R. Private Waggoner, John W. Teamster Waites, Thompson Private Wallace, William Private Weaver, William M. Corporal White, Harmon L. Corporal White, Joseph Corporal Whitehurst, William Private Wiley, Addison J. Private Williams, Burrell T. Private Williams, George W. Private Wilson, Martin V. Private Wilson, Thomas C. Private Wise, John Private Wofford, William F. Wood, Jesse L. Bugler Wood, Jesse G. Private Wood, William H. Private Woods, James Corporal Woods, J. M. Private Woods, Gassen Private Company B Aaron, John P. Private Aaron, Wiley J. 1st Sgt. Allen, Lewis A. Private Anderson, W. F. Private Andrews, James Harrisison Private Andrews, S. B. Private Andrews, William E. Corporal Archer, Thomas Sergeant Ashby, Joshua F. Private Atkins, Thomas J. Sergeant Baker, James W. Private Bane, Henry Private Bane, Robert Private Barnhart, Doctor F. Farrier Bell, William H. Corporal Bloodworth, William Rufus Private Bonds, Andrew Joseph Private Boyd, Jabez T. Private Boyd, Robert T. Private Bush, John J. Private Bush, Richard Private Butler, Ehas G. Private Butler, Franklin J. Private Butler, Henry H. Corporal Butler, John J. Sergeant Butler, Wiley W. Private Butler, William J. Private Carver, James W. Corporal Chambers, Aaron D. Private Clark, Richard Private Cleaver, Albert E. Private Cole, Jasper Newton Private Collins, James F. Private Cooper, Elbert Y. Cooper, George W. Jr. Private Cooper, George W. Sr. Private Copeland, Simpson Private Cox, Newton Private Crauford, George W. Private Crauford, Martin V. Private Crews, William G. Private Crews, William Private Criswell, David Private Davis, William F. Private Dill, Stephen Francis Sergeant Dunaway, David C. Private Duncan, Henry Private Edwards, John Private Edwards, William R. Private Enloe, Thomas Feland, Lafeyette Private Finch, Isaac B. Francisco, Robert Private French, Richard Eli Private Gaskins, Amos L. Private Gaskins, Thomas J. Sergeant Glossen, Alexander Private Gray, Robert Private Green, James H. Green, William H. Private Greer, Benjamin F. QM Sgt. Greer, James Private Greer, James O. Private Greer, William L. Corporal Grewett, S. P. Private Groom, William S. Private Gunter, Rudolphus Washington Corporal Hampton, Thomas Private Harvey, Tollson Sergeant Hays, James R. Private Heathcott, William H. Private Hefin, Allen S. Private Heflin, Thomas H. Private Hicks, William G. Sergeant House, Tennessee Corporal Howell, David Private Joiner, Moses Sergeant Joiner, Nathan Green Jolley, Marion E. Guidon Joyner, James Milton Corporal 8013) Kirk, Ulyssus Farrier Kyle, Robert Erastus Private Lewis, Moses B. Sergeant Lindley, William B. Lipe, James D. Corporal Lowery, Jesse H. Sergeant Lynn, Nathaniel Private Malone, Lawrence H. Private Marbry, Isaac Franklin Private Martin, James Franklin Private Martin, James M. Captain Martin, William H. Private Mathias, Spencer Private Mattox, Napoleon Corporal McFarlin, James Private McGee, William Private McGill, Jesse Private Middleton, Alfred Weakley Corporal Miliway, Martin Private Mitchell, William Private Mizell, Andrew Mizell, Robert A. Moore, Alfred N. Private Morgan, Edward D. Sergeant Murry, Levander Private Nance, John C. Private Neighbors, John Ashley Private Nisler, James H. Norris, P. N. Private Norvell, William R. Comm. Sgt. Ozier, Levi Private Padgitt, Abraham Private Park, John Newton Lt. Parke, Luther R. Private Parker, Robert Private Parsons, Pleasant K. Captain Pastuer, Thomas E. Sergeant Patterson, Stokley Private Pickler, Jesse M. Pinckley, James T. Private Pinckley, Richard K. Corporal Pinckley, William C. Private Porterfield, Alfred D. Private Powell, Benjamin A. Private Powers, John Private Pressen, Ellis T. Private Pressen, Richard L. Private Presson, Thomas Private Pruett, Robert M. Sergeant Pruett, Simpson B. Private Rafferty, William Private Ray, William Private Regan, William Ridings, Thomas H. Private Roberts, William Private Robertson, Asa R. Private Robins, W. Rodgers, Christian Private Rodgers, Levey Private Rogers, A. G. Private Rogers, Green W. Rogers, William F. Rollins, Jesse E. Private Roney, Thomas J. Private Ross, James Private Rowe, John D. Corporal Rowe, William I. Private Rowland, Ebin Royal, Elbert N. 1st Lt. Rushing, William R. Private Rust, John Y. Private Saunders, Thomas Private Scott, Charles M. Private Scott, Daniel H. Private Scott, Jesse R. Private Sellers, Jesse L. Private Settemyer, John W. Private Shaw, James Private Shelton, James B. Private Shook, N. A. Simons, William B. Private Smith, Daniel Private Smith, John W. Smith, William H. Private Spears, William Private Spellings, James Marshall Sergeant Spellings, John Sergeant Spires, Joseph Private Steel, James L. Corporal Stublefield, Dalis Private Taylor, James Franklin Taylor, Jarrett Private Taylor, Lindley M. Private Thacker, Simon G. Private Thinn, R. A. Private Thomas, John W. Private Thornborough, William Sergeant Tice, Stephen J. Private Touhey, Stephen Private Townsend, Joseph R. Private Turner, Jesse T. Private Ward, Joseph R. Private Ward, Thomas A. Private Ward, W. R. Private Watson, William M. Private Welsh, James H. Private Welsh, William J. Private West, Edgar W. Private Wheeler, John L. Private Whitaker, James P. Private White, Enelroy C. Private Williams, Christopher Columbus Private Williams, George W. Private Wilson, John Private Wilson, William B. Private Winn, Robert A. Private Wood, Thomas H. Private Woods, William T. Private Wright, William J. Private Wyatt, William B. Private Company C Ables, John F. Corporal Acox, Francis M. Private Aldridge, G. W. Private Allen, John W. Private Allender, William F. 1st Lt. Alton, John Private Atkinson, Richard A. Private Atkinson, William Private Autry, James P. Private Baker, William Private Balinger, John Private Barnes, James H. Private Barnes, William C. Private Barnhart, Jacob C. Private Bass, James Corporal Bellew, Aaron Private Biggs, James T. Private Bledsoe, John Private Bollard, David C. Private Boren, John Corporal Boren, Lawson B. Sergeant Bowman, Jonathan Private Bowman, Simeon Private Box, Edward Private Box, William B. Private Bradfield, Elisha L. Private Brandon, James M. Britt, Green L. Saddler Britt, Pinckney Brodie, Lud Private Bullion, Joseph Private Burchum, James D. Private Burchum, John A. Private Cantrell, James K. P. Private Carliles, Franklin Private Carpenter, Emanuel Private Cash, John J. Private Caviness, Mathew C. Private Caviness, William D. Comm. Sgt. Chasteen, Benjamin Private Chummey, Ben A. Private Chummey, Beverly R. Private Clark, Nelson Private Cleary, William 2nd Lt. Coffrey, James Private Cole, George W. Private Collins, Frank Private Cottrell, George W. Private Cox, William David Craig, George W. 1st. Sgt. Crenshaw, William Private Cuttman, Charles Private Davenport, Isaac Noah Private Davenport, J. P. Private Davis, James Private Davis, Meridith L. Private Davis, Samuel Private Delaney, Josepheus Private Derrossett, William E. Private Duke, G. B. Private Duke, James K. Private Duke, W. D. Private Dunn, George R. Private Edwards, Lint B. Private Evans, Druw Private Evans, Wiley Private Forshee, William R. Private Fowler, Green L. Private Freeman, Daniel D. Private Freeman, William Private Frizell, Abraham C. Private Frizell, G. N. Sergeant Frizell, Thomas J. Private Garner, James W. Gilbert, Jesse Private Gilbert, John T. 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French Open 2013: Dissecting Rafael Nadal's Intense Victory over Novak DjokovicJune 7, 2013
It took four hours and 37 minutes, but Rafael Nadal confirmed, once again, that he is the King of Clay.
In a marathon, five-set match against the world's No. 1 Novak Djokovic, Nadal continued his dominance on clay and at Roland Garros.
It wasn't easy, but Nadal is on his way to the finals, outlasting Djokovic by a score of 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 6-7 (3), 9-7.
Nadal admitted that he was part of something special, telling the New York Times that "It was an incredible match. To play against Novak is always something unusual. We push each other to the limit."
The match started as a back-and-forth affair, with Nadal taking the first and third sets relatively easily, and Djokovic taking the second set without complications. The fourth set is where the action really heated up.
Down 5-4, and with elimination seemingly moments away, Djokovic pushed back to take it to a tiebreak, which he won fairly easily.
Momentum was on the Serb's side. Up 4-3, Djokovic had a chance for an easy winner. Instead, he pushed it wide, giving Nadal an opening. He admitted that that point was something he should've put away, telling USA Today that "I should have won that point in 99.9 percent of cases."
Perhaps rattled, Djokovic then missed two overheads, with the last one coming at the beginning of the final game.
From there, Djokovic lost three straight points and the match, Nadal once again fighting off any challengers to his throne.
The Spaniard has lost just one match at Roland Garros. He's won three straight French Opens and seven of the last eight.
That said, it wasn't a clean victory for Nadal. He had to fight back from the brink after giving up a two-set-to-one lead. His serve was inconsistent and benefited greatly from Djokovic's mistakes.
But Djokovic didn't lose because of a few mistakes. He hit some incredible shots at big moments.
How did Nadal do it? Unforced errors from Djokovic certainly helped. But this was a win based on guile, not skill. Let's face it—Nadal and Djokovic are pretty even in terms of skill. Djokovic is pretty good in his own right on clay, and, heading into this match, he had taken three of the last six clay matches against Nadal.
No, Nadal won because of his superior experience on clay, and his legendary competitive nature shining through.
Djokovic complained of the court conditions, telling the USA Today that "it got very dry and it was very slippery." His requests for the court to be watered down were not accepted.
Maybe that led to some of the uncharacteristic errors. Maybe that was why he let Nadal back in. We can't know.
What we do know is that the crown for the King of Clay still rests on Nadal's head, and after surviving this intense battle over one of the game's greats, it seems that the crown will forever be his.
Nadal is the best clay-court player of all time. And at only 27, it's not a stretch to say that his dominance will continue for a long time.
His thrilling victory demonstrated every tool in Nadal's toolbox. He can break serves, he can dominate—as he did in the third set—and can come back when the chips are down. He's a complete player.
And with Roger Federer out of the picture, it seems like it's now Rafa's time, it's now Rafa's game. The King of Clay struck again and now nothing stands in his way of another title.


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How Pau Gasol's Passing Will Help the Chicago BullsAugust 7, 2014
The return of Derrick Rose and the acquisitions of Pau Gasol, Nikola Mirotic and Doug McDermott will undoubtedly help the Chicago Bulls improve one of the worst offenses in the league last year.
It wasn't that head coach Tom Thibodeau struggled as a play designer; there was simply no offensive talent, an insurmountable obstacle for any coach. This season, Rose's return is the obvious headliner. As a former MVP whose ability to penetrate is largely unparalleled, Rose's impact will be felt immediately.
But Gasol will be nearly as valuable in Chicago's offense. His passing in particular will give Chicago two (along with Joakim Noah) of the best ball-distributing bigs in the league, a secondary type of facilitation that will keep opposing defenses on their heels.
The shift towards four perimeter players surrounding one pick-setting big is a schematic adjustment sweeping through nearly every NBA offense. The subsequent floor spacing makes it easier for point guards to penetrate and kick, stretching defenses to all corners of the floor.
Thibodeau has continually resisted this style in favor of two-big lineups, preferring to win the physical battle on defense and the glass. The replacement of Gasol for Carlos Boozer does little to dissuade him from continuing to play with size, and Gasol's ability to play both ends of the floor with versatility improve the Bulls dramatically.
In previous seasons, the trio of Joakim Noah, Taj Gibson and Boozer ate up the majority of the frontcourt minutes. But any two-player selection naturally sacrificed one end of the floor, with Gibson's offensive game limited and Boozer's defensive acumen average at best. Thibodeau was always making a conscious choice to hurt some facet of his team.
With Gasol, there is no sacrifice: He plays offense and defense. Noah can use his superior quickness to handle stretch 4s and more perimeter-oriented bigs, while Gasol can park himself down low to protect the rim. And even in situations when favorable cross-matching is impossible, Gasol is adept at minimizing risk against quicker players by backing off and using his length to contest shots. Much like the Noah-Gibson duos last season, Noah-Gasol pairings will make it difficult for opposing offenses to score.
Offensively, Gasol brings everything Boozer does: a solid mid-range catch-and-shoot game, an adept post game with multiple moves using both hands and a face-up game featuring running hooks and up-and-unders.
But Gasol, unlike Boozer, is an elite passer at both the high and low post. Much of Chicago's offense last year was funneled through their bigs due to the dearth of talent at guard, but the return of Rose should change that.
Pick-and-roll will be heavily featured, and defenses won't let Rose beat them. They'll likely force the ball out of his hands, which means Gasol and Noah will be relied upon as key decision-makers near the free-throw line area.
In short, plays like these—here we have Noah hitting Luol Deng in the corner for a three-pointer—will be quite frequent:
Gasol is similarly clever with the ball in his hands under pressure, able to take a dribble to suck in the defense before kicking it out to a shooter. More often, however, he'll keep the ball moving by quickly swinging it to an open man who has been left open by a help rotation.
Gasol's presence will ease the pressure on Noah to be the lone playmaker among Chicago's bigs. If one pick-and-roll fails, they'll have the other big ready to jump in to set a second. The best offenses thrive in this side-to-side action, able to strike with secondary threats while a defense is on the move.
There's one other aspect of Gasol's game that will expand upon his arrival in Chicago: his big-to-big passing skills. Though it was suppressed in Mike D'Antoni's system last season in Los Angeles, Gasol's ability to operate and pass within tight spaces provides a major advantage for a Chicago team that will not be able spread it out and fire bombs from deep.
As with most two-big offenses, Gasol and Noah will function on a string to maintain spacing: As Noah rotates from block to elbow to free-throw line, Gasol shifts sides making the opposite movements. On a pick-and-roll, the pick-setter dives to the rim and the other big lifts to the elbow. This is known as a "roll-replace" technique.
Here's an example with Boozer and Noah doing it in Chicago after a dribble handoff with Mike Dunleavy and Noah:
After the handoff, Noah dives straight down the lane while Boozer lifts up from the baseline. Dunleavy hits Boozer—the release valve in case the passing lane to the roller, Noah, is covered— due to the immediate ball pressure.
Boozer takes an open mid-range shot here, which is a good look for him. But Noah is a monster finisher in the restricted area, and actually has nice positioning here for a well-placed lob pass. But Boozer misses him because he has a tough time making this pass—both due to his shorter stature and general court-vision skills.
Now let's take a look at the same play in LA, this time with Gasol popping and Dwight Howard staying low. As Gasol receives the ball, he throws an immediate touch pass/lob to Howard, who lays it in. There's only a momentary window for this play to develop perfectly, and Gasol finds it and executes wonderfully.
Sacrificing good shots for great shots isn't the norm in today's NBA, but Gasol is one of the few players in the league who willingly passes up his own opportunities for even better shots for teammates. Noah is another one.
It's not often that you find two bigs with such unselfish tendencies on the same team, and it's even less often that you find a team whose offense can be facilitated by interior passing.
This will make the Bulls even more dangerous, and leave defenses completely unable to key on Rose. If defenses do force him to give it up, he'll either be finding spot-up shooters or bigs who can make the right play as well.
Too many bigs in today's NBA are incapable of doing anything with the ball above 15 feet: Since they're unable to shoot, they simply hold the ball and wait for a ball-handler to come get it. But court vision isn't a trait restricted to guards. Noah's passing has always been a nice bonus for Chicago, but Gasol's will be the crucial piece to unleash the full potential of the Chicago's offense.


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I've always enjoyed wrapping presents. At an early age, I fell madly in love with curling ribbon and, to this day, it is my signature ribbon.
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I've always enjoyed wrapping presents. At an early age, I fell madly in love with curling ribbon and, to this day, it is my signature ribbon.
You know that comment that people sometimes make -- the one that goes something like "This present is too pretty to unwrap!" Yeah, I never hear that one . . .
BTW -- my sister and I have a traveling bow & gift card that we've been exchanging since junior high (middle school in today's lingo). My mom got one of those fancy-schmancy bow makers, so I got creative and made bows and homemade gift tags decorated with the few things I could sort of draw well. My sister saved the one on her gift, and the next year, she put the bow and gift tag on my gift, but crossed out the names on the "to" and "from" sections, and rewrote it to be to me, from her. Then the next year I did the same. And so on. We still have it going. It's now in a ziplock baggie to keep it from totally falling apart, so we just tape the baggie to the present. Yeah, we're a little nuts!
Originally Posted by Ellen;2713860;
Yeah, I never hear that either. :lol
Love your bow regifting. Been hearing a lot of those stories lately and I think they are so special. It's one of those things that always brings fond memories and a lot of smiles when its given and received. I love to hear those kinds of things.
My grandmother used to iron wrapping paper to reuse it. She always washed out baggies and saved bread wrappers. And of course bows!
Plastic on the living room furniture?
I don't think you are stupid and I don't know how old you are. The #867-5309 is from a song from the 80's. I confess I don't know the title of the song, but the words are: Jenny, I've got your number...867-5309 and the number is repeated over and over in that song.Quote:
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The song is called "Jenny...867-5309"........ :laugh
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Three pieces of tape, especially duct tape, should be plenty :nodQuote:
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Actually, I do a pretty credible job at wrapping, at least for a guy. I indulge in no frills, but the package ends up crisp and clean, with nice, neat folds in the paper. Back in the dark ages when I was married, my then-wife would have me wrap anything that was the least bit irregular because she knew that I could do a good job with it.
I love curly ribbon too! I also love to wrap presents and am looking forward to doing some of that tonight. However, it was almost 80 here today and so it's not feeling too much like Christmas. We had to turn the AC on yesterday while we were decorating the tree!Quote:
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Hot Chip are warming up for a new release next year, with the release of a new album of material in 2010.
"There will be a new album, set for release in February, to warm the cockles of your soul right in the middle of the bleak mid-winter. We're just completing the finishing touches right now, and we're also gearing up for a return, possibly triumphant, to the live arena, as a UK tour is also in the offing for February," reads the notice on their web site.
They're also throwing a new song and exclusive video out in front of us for anyone that pre-orders the album right now.
Hot Chip Tour Dates
02-12 - Glasgow
02-13 - Edinburgh
02-15 - Nottingham
02-16 - Leeds Academy
02-18 - Newcastle
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02-20 - Birmingham
02-22 - Bournemouth
02-23 - Bristol
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New York Jets 2006 Schedule by Sebastien Sports
March 25, 2016
Their four wins came against the Miami Dolphins, Tampa Bay Bucs, Oakland Raiders and Buffalo Bills. They will most likely lose in weeks 2,4,5 and 6 for sure. Will these guys contribute enough to get the Jets winning again? The Jets picked up Anthony Clement, Brad Kassell, Andre Dyson, Tim Dwight, Trey Teague, Matt Chatham, Tim Dwight, Kimo von Oelhoffen and Patrick Ramsey. It might be too much for the Jets to win both on the road with all the other tough games surrounding these dates.
It's very hard seeing this Jets team win more than 4-6 games. Week 1 against in Tennessee is no gimme and neither is week 3 in Buffalo. They really don't get any breaks. In the offseason, they lose Kevin Mawae to Tennessee, Jason Fabini to Dallas, John Abraham to Atlanta (via a trade) and Oliver Celestin to Seattle. Here's the breakdown of the 2006 season. . Sure, some other players left, but those where the more mentionable players.
To try and improve, the Jets went out and picked up some new players. You would think that a team that only won 4 games would shed some more weight. The schedule is fairly competitive and the Jets just aren't that solid. Could this season be any better for the disappointing New York Jets? What hope do Jets fans have? The Jets seem to be a team of players that just can't get the job done. I wouldn't say that any one of their four wins were impressive performances.
It's conceivable that this Jets team will be 0-6 or 1-6 going into week 7 against the Lions. Now, they have a new coach. Will anything change for the better or will this be another year they struggle, but this time under a "new" system?
Despite losing 12 games, the Jets didnt lose many players. Adding Ramsey will help when and if Chad Pennington gets hurt again, which seems to be very likely. Week 1: @ Tennessee Titans
Week 2: New England Patriots
Week 3: @ Buffalo Bills
Week 4: Indianapolis Colts
Week 5: @ Jacksonville Jaguars
Week 6: Miami Dolphins
Week 7: Detroit Lions
Week 8: @ Cleveland Browns
Week 9: Bye
Week 10: @ New England
Week 11: Chicago Bears
Week 12: Houston Texans
Week 13: @ Green Bay Packers
Week 14: Buffalo Bills
Week 15: @ Minnesota Vikings
Week 16: @ Miami Dolphins
Week 17: Oakland Raiders
The New York Jets were 4-12 last season. Any game that is viewed as potentially soft is followed up by one that's probably not winnable for this team
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Young boy is sent to the country to live with his pregnant mother's married friends (real life husband and wife Johnson and Griffith). From the outset it is clear that the couple are experiencing marital troubles, making the boy's assimilation all the more difficult. Help arrives in the form of a sprightly ten-year-old girl, with whom he forms a charming relationship. Largely predictable, this remake of the French film "Le Grand Chemin" works thanks to the surprisingly good work of its ensemble cast, and the gorgeous scenery of South Carolina, where the movie was filmed.
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Solent Sad Christopher in the large hall
A toddler has had his tiny bike confiscated by housing bosses who claim it was causing a fire hazard outside his home.
Christopher Rawson, two, was in tears after his red bike disappeared from outside the door of the ground floor flat in Southampton.
It turned out housing association First Wessex had confiscated the toy from the apartment block foyer because it posed a 'potential hazard'.
Christopher's mother Rebekah Rawson, 27, has been told she will have to pay £50 to get the £40 bike back.
Mum-of-three Rebekah said she received a letter asking her to move the bike, then noticed three days later that it was gone.
"When I saw the letter I thought it was ridiculous so I just ignored it," she said.
"It's a tiny little balance bike. It's not blocking anything, no one else has to go past it, there are two doors to get out of the flats and the foyer is huge.
"No one knocked on my door. They just took it and didn't even leave a letter to say it had been taken.
"Meanwhile you have a little boy in tears who can't understand why he can't ride his bike."
Solent A bike just like Christopher's
First Wessex says it operates a 'zero tolerance' policy when it comes to obstacles that may prevent residents escaping in the event of a fire.
The company says the family had been warned that the bike was a 'potential hazard' and not to store it in the communal area.
Carol Williams, operations director at First Wessex, said all their residents are warned not to leave personal items in communal areas and regular inspections are carried out to make sure they are clear.
An immediate removal notice was issued during a visit on August 8, followed by a first class letter warning the bike would be taken away, she said.
She added: "When we visited the block again and the bike was still stored in a communal area, it was removed and placed into storage to ensure the safety of all residents living in the block."
What do you think? Health and safety gone too far yet again or a genuine hazard?
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Al Mosaico Flamenco Dance Academy | Vancouver, BC
Flamenco is a global art form that is gaining great popularity in Vancouver. Originating with the gypsies in Andalucia, Flamenco has grown beyond the boundaries of Spain and now belongs to the world. Flamenco dance and music embodies universal and genuine human emotion, which transcends culture to touch the souls of all people.
Al Mozaico Flamenco Dance Academy was founded by Oscar Nieto and Kasandra "La China" in 2002. The word Mozaico refers to the mosaic of students from different ethnic backgrounds, ages, fitness levels and economic circumstances who are drawn to the world of flamenco and come to study at the Academy. Over the years, Oscar and Kasandra have brought countless devotees to the art of Flamenco.
Al Mozaico Flamenco Dance Academy provides students with the very best flamenco training by integrating music, dance, and culture in its teaching methodology. Students learn to express themselves with dramatic movements and skillful footwork as they come to understand the exciting rhythms and soulful songs of gypsy music. Flamenco offers a rich transformative experience and a life long journey of discovery, challenge and development.
True Flamenco is a "cuadro," an interplay between dancer, singer, guitarist, palmistas, and percussionists. In the masterclasses, our students are joined by Vancouver's guitarists, cajon players, palmistas and singers for some real Jerez ambience! This setting provides a fun, enjoyable, non-competitive learning environment where students can explore, improvise and create their own choreography. Differences are celebrated, students encourage one another and teachers are firm but supportive. With this kind of training, students can realize their full potential and learn at their own pace.
Mozaico Flamenco has been a moving force in the world of Spanish dance for over 40 years, continuously pushing the outer edges of the artistic envelope. Al Mozaico Flamenco Dance Academy ensures that the tradition of innovation will be passed to future generations of flamenco students for years to come. We welcome a new generation of instructors that embody dance expertise as well as knowledge of kinesiology, music theory and flamenco cuadro performance experience.


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Penelope Keith
Biographical Information
She is best-known for her appearances in the BBC television situation comedies To the Manor Born and The Good Life. The latter was known in the USA as Good Neighbors). Her characters are usually likeable, very tall (she stands 5'10") but pompous and slightly ridiculous upper-class ladies, as in the above-referenced TV series.
She has won two BAFTA TV awards: Best Comedy Performer for The Good Life in 1977 and Best Actress the following year for The Norman Conquests. She is a ubiquitous presence on UK TV and Radio advertisements including Pimm's, Lurpack butter, Tesco and most famously, The Parker Pen Company (which was named one of the 100 Greatest Adverts in a Channel 4 countdown).
She has been President of the Actors' Benevolent Fund since 1990. In 2000, it was announced that she would be the next High Sheriff of Surrey, and began serving her term in 2002 (she was only the third woman to hold the post).
She married policeman Rodney Timson in 1978, and they have two adopted sons.
Some sources indicate 1930 as year of birth.
The Dragon is a Yang,
and is the Fifth sign of the Chinese horoscope.
Strength SuccessGood HealthEnthusiasmPluckSentimentality
Birthday: April 2, 1940
Completion of the karmic cycle; reaping rewards, or otherwise, for past actions.
Wisdom, secrets to be revealed, and the development of intuition.
Birthday: April 2, 2017
Rigid or imprisioning structures need to be torn down and replaced with the new.


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Banckle provides its users with many features and capabilities such as online CRM, helpdesk platform, email solution etc. For its part, communication is made possible in more ways than one – Live Chat, Online Meeting, Helpdesk Support, CRM.
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In this month's EBONY with Kerry Washington on the cover, the actress says if the married president that her character is having a steamy affair with was black she would have passed on the role of Olivia Pope.
Excerpt from EBONY interview:
"I was a little concerned because [the character has] a scandalous relationship with the [occupant of the] White House," the actress said. "I thought, 'If the president on the show is Black, I will not do the show.' Because to me, it was too important a moment. I didn't want to do anything that compromised my relationship with the [president] or that made it seem like I had an insider view on the Obama presidency. I thought that would be so disrespectful and so against all the work that I had done."
When I watched the first two episodes of Scandal, and the only ones I've ever watched, I actually asked myself two questions:
1) If the fictional president was black, would this show even be on tv? (probably not, way too much blackness)
2) If the fictional president was black, would she have taken on the role?
I'm not a fan of Scandal, I'd rather focus my tv watching attention on things that are more likely to happen in the world, like the zombie apocalypse by watching The Walking Dead. But I do appreciate the fact that Kerry didn't want to besmirch her current "non-fictional" relationship with President Obama.
There are two types of Scandal people, those who hate it and those who obsess over it. Do I agree with Kerry's character having an affair with the president? Not at all. But I also understand the difference between fiction, reality, and the big business of television.
What do you think about Kerry's admission? Would it have made a difference if Scandal's president was black?


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Daniel Head, tax partner at KPMG in the UK comments on yesterday's publication of the second consultation document on the UK's implementation of the OECD's recommendations under BEPS Action 4 on tax deductibility of corporate interest expense.
Commenting on yesterday's publication of the second consultation document on the UK's implementation of the OECD's recommendations under BEPS Action 4 on tax deductibility of corporate interest expense, Daniel Head, tax partner at KPMG in the UK, said:
"One of the aims of the BEPS project was to try and simplify the rules in relation to the tax deductibility of interest. Yet, the detailed proposals contained in this second consultation suggest that the new UK rules will actually be far more complex. Added to this, HMT have confirmed that the new rules will apply after the application of existing UK tax rules in this area which complicates these rules even further.
"What's also clear from the document is that there has been a 'mixed bag' in terms of HMT's consideration of representations made in the previous consultation published in October 2015. While some concerns have been addressed – such as the exclusion of foreign exchange movements from the definition of interest - there are other major areas where there appears to have been little compromise reached.
"At 92 pages, the length of the consultation document and the 46 specific queries that HMT are seeking input from stakeholders on also suggests that there is still a significant amount of detail to work through in order to ensure the rules are effective and achieve the desired purpose. With so much to cover, it brings in to question whether the proposed start date for the new rules of 1 April 2017 is realistic.
"Overall, this second consultation contains a significant amount of detail to digest. Clearly final rules will be complex in their operation. As such, UK businesses will face a substantial impact as a result of these proposals with an additional financial and a significantly increased administrative burden once the rules are implemented."
Notes to editors
The Government has already announced that new rules on interest deductibility will be introduced from April 2017 in line with the recommendations set out in the OECD report and an initial consultation document which was published in October 2015. The key policy design features for a restriction on the tax deductibility of corporate interest expense were included in the Business Tax Roadmap published alongside Budget 2016. This latest consultation seeks stakeholder input on the detailed design of the new rules to inform the drafting of the legislation for Finance Bill 2017.
For further information please contact:
Jess Liebmann, KPMG Corporate Communications
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KPMG Press office
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About KPMG
KPMG LLP, a UK limited liability partnership, operates from 22 offices across the UK with approximately 12,000 partners and staff. The UK firm recorded a revenue of £1.96 billion in the year ended September 2015. KPMG is a global network of professional firms providing Audit, Tax, and Advisory services. It operates in 155 countries and has 174,000 professionals working in member firms around the world. The independent member firms of the KPMG network are affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative ("KPMG International"), a Swiss entity. Each KPMG firm is a legally distinct and separate entity and describes itself as such.


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J. Anthony Bradley is a VA Accredited Attorney, which enables him to help qualified claimants acquire the VA Aid & Attendance Improved Pension benefits at the time in their lives that they need them most.
Some Mid-South WWII, Korea, and Vietnam Wartime Veterans & Spouses can qualify for $14,112 to $26,028 or more annually – tax free!
The VA Aid & Attendance Improved Pension provides financial assistance to qualified veterans and their surviving spouses. This is a benefit that Wartime Veterans have earned due to their service to our country, but few have ever heard about it.
The program was established to provide financial assistance to veterans and their spouses, allowing them to live out their lives in dignity and afford basic necessities. The benefit is not dependent upon service related injuries. It helps cover the cost of qualified, un-reimbursed medical expenses, including in-home care by an outside provider as well as by a family member or at an assisted living facility.
Though it has been in existence since 1979, most veterans and their families have never even heard about it, or, if they have heard about it, they have not been given the guidance on how they can qualify.
1. The Veteran must have served at least 1 day during a qualified war period. (Service did not have to be in an active combat zone.)
2. The Veteran must have served at least 90 days of active duty.
3. The Veteran must have received a better than dishonorable discharge.
4. The Claimant must be over the age of 65 or permanently or totally disabled
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Was Christopher Columbus's voyage to the Americas in 1492 the most important event in the history of the world?
Professor Eakin's provocative answer is a resounding "Yes" - as he presents his case in an intriguing series of 24 lectures. He argues that the voyage gave birth to the distinct identity of the Americas today by creating a collision between three distinct cultures - European, African, and Native American - that radically transformed the view of the world on both sides of the Atlantic. These thoughtful lectures will remind you that when Columbus completed his voyage, he found a people unlike any he had ever known, living in a land unmentioned in any of the great touchstones of Western knowledge. You'll learn how the European world, animated by the great dynamic forces of the day, Christianity and commercial capitalism, reacted to Columbus's discovery with voyages of conquest-territorial, cultural, and spiritual - throughout the New World. And you'll see the traumatic consequences - not only for the native peoples of the Americas, but for the people of Africa, as well, millions of whom had their lives altered by the transatlantic slave trade that resulted. Yet these lectures are far more than an account of heroes and villains, or victors and victims. They form a dramatic, sweeping tale of the complex blending of three peoples into one-forming new societies and culturesthat were neither European, African, nor Native American, but uniquely American. While Professor Eakin readily identifies his own interpretation of events, he generously showcases competing views, and you'll benefit enormously from the many works he cites for further study.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.
©2002 The Teaching Company, LLC (P)2002 The Great Courses
"Not a Great Course, not even a good one"
The Professor needs to seriously re-check his scholarship. Minor errors in facts might fly in a lecture, but not in a recorded medium. Tecun Umam was not the leader of the Quiche Kingdom. The concept of "race" is not wholly divorced from biology, although it remains a cultural construct.
Not another course by Eakin.
Yes, the course needs a narrator. Eakin stumbles over this words, stammers through his narration, and tries to land awkward jokes. He is not a talented narrator.
Few. The lecture on the Jesuits was not bad.
This is not a course on the "Conquest of the Americas." It is a course on 16th to 18th century European colonialism in the Americas. While somewhat related, colonialism is not conquest. They are not equivalent terms. The course needs to focus on the military encounters between Spain and the high cultures of Central and South America and their missteps in the Caribbean. The course needs an expert in that field, not a Brazilian historian.
One of the best.
The pace of the narrator's voice and the passion for the thoughts he delivers.
Passion for the discipline he teaches.
The title.
"a new perspective for me"
Having realized that I knew a lot of European history, and that I knew next to nothing about Central and South America, I thought this course would be a good listen. And I was rewarded many times over. History I knew but only in a narrow context, people I'd heard of but not in any solid context, and events also, came together in a worldwide story. I kept thinking "of course!" as the course unfolded. Having now been to Central and South America quite a few times, this course has really added a great deal to my appreciation of all the Americas, North to South, and how, when and why we all got here, and more interestingly, how our history has been shaped.
His personal experience(s) in the area.
I can't give the book 5 stars because of the annoying canned applause at the end and beginning of each chapter.
"What an amazing lecture "
The structure and depth of this lecture is hands down one of the best. If I had any criticism it would be I would have liked a little more attention paid to Ango and Franco America with respect to Latin America. The last three chapters leave something to be desired, but overall this is a masterpiece!
"Great presentation of an interesting topic"
This course is great as it covers topics relating to both South and North America. It was great understanding the connections the lectures made between the indigenous people and the European people upon first contact and how those relations evolved into the people/races/countries we know now. I would recommend the other lecture series "Maya to Aztec: Ancient Mesoamerica Revealed" as a companion to this course.
"Highly engaging"
Very absorbing, impassioned, logical, and a great voice. The professor brings across to us a real sense of the people and worlds he's recounting.
This 500 year narrative was so enriching to the mind and soul . To hear the true history of where we all came from and how we became and what we are today is amazing. The lecturer had a wealth of information and delivered so eloquently. Thank you.
"It was alright "
it was okay overall, however, it was still a biased point of view. there is
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