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The month of February has and will arguably be the hardest of the New York Rangers season, and the current stretch of games they are in the midst of has presented some legitimate challenges as far as opponents go. It started last Saturday when the Blueshirts visited the Philadelphia Flyers in a divisional match-up at Wells Fargo Center, and then followed that up with another 'rivalry' game the very next day against the Washington Capitals at MSG. The Rangers swept the weekend by winning both games and gaining the full two points in the standings. That put them ahead of the second place Boston Bruins by seven points, which they will have the opportunity to make nine with a victory tonight at the TD Garden.
Boston has been said to be the Rangers' biggest challenge this season being that they've been on their tail the entire year, however the two teams have only met once prior to tonight. That was on January 21 in Boston when the Blueshirts overcame much adversity to defeat the B's, 3-2, in overtime on Marian Gaborik's winner. New York wasn't necessarily the favorite to win that game, but they beat the odds and did anyway. I think tonight, though, with the Bruins struggling a bit and the Rangers having won their last three, things may be looked at a little differently going into this one.
The Bruins went on an impressive seven-game winning streak over the course of December, but since then they have yet to put together three straight wins. They are only 5-4-1 in their last ten games and nearly lost to the Nashville Predators this past weekend before coming back and winning in overtime. Of course, they are still second in the East so it's not like there slight struggles as of late have handicapped them at all, but it's something to note.
They're an all around tough team to play against because they have ample depth at each position. They get offensive production from all four lines, their defense is solid from front-to-back and they obviously have one of the better goaltending tandems in Tim Thomas and Tuukka Rask. No on-ice match-up is an easy one when playing the Bruins, so it is crucial that the Rangers match the effort of their opponent throughout their lineup.
I'm not too worried about that since the Rangers showed some real heart in their back-to-back victories on Saturday and Sunday. Playing back-to-backs is never an easy task, but it is even tougher when having to go up against two talented clubs like the Flyers and Capitals. New York handled it well, though, so there are no doubts in my mind that they can take the Bruins tonight at TD Garden.
Creating a nine-point spread between first and second with another win tonight will put the Rangers in good position to potentially run away with the conference lead in coming weeks. Nine points is a very large defecit to make up at this stage of the season, especially when the team ahead of you continues to win in order to maintain that spread. I know the Rangers do not like to look at the standings, but this win will help them out a lot from that standpoint.
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The challenge is to include the interactions between various electronic and vibrational degrees of freedoms as well as the coupling to external electromagnetic fields into a theory of, e.g., excitation energy transfer and optical spectra. In the case of excitation energy transfer there are standard theories if one of the two types of couplings, the excitonic or the exciton-vibrational coupling, dominates. In the first case delocalized states of several pigments are excited and Redfield theory can be used to study relaxation between these states. If the exciton-vibrational coupling is much stronger than the excitonic coupling, stndard Förster theory applies. However, in most pigment-protein complexes both types of couplings are of similiar magnitude. We are working on theories to describe this situation (Renger and Marcus J. Phys. Chem. B 2002, Renger and Marcus J. Chem. Phys. 2003, Renger Phys. Rev. Lett. 2004, Raszewski and Renger JACS 2008).
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Posted 05 July 2013 - 09:18 PM
Posted 06 July 2013 - 04:39 AM
Hello - does anyone have any ideas for the actual ceremony? Other than one reading we have nothing planned and I am worried it is going to be over in 5 minutes! Any ideas welcome!!
Posted 08 July 2013 - 02:38 PM
Originally Posted by IrieBride
Hello - does anyone have any ideas for the actual ceremony? Other than one reading we have nothing planned and I am worried it is going to be over in 5 minutes! Any ideas welcome!!
Sarah, I got married two weeks ago....I did not add any extra readings to the ceremony, and it was definatley over in like 5-10 minutes... Afterwards you sit at the table and sign some papers, that takes like 5 minutes. It was quick, but people were SO hot that it was better to have it short and sweet. I'd be happy to answer any questions you might have!
Posted 08 July 2013 - 05:16 PM
Grand Palladium Wedding Review:
Hello! I just got married in June at GP Jamaica, and we had an awesome time! Despite a few mishaps, our overall experience was great, and we would definitely recommend the Grand Palladium for your wedding! Here is a complete review of our experience at the resort and our wedding.
The Resort:
The resort is beautiful. The pool is amazing! I was a bit concerned about the beaches….They are definitely not as nice as Negril, but they are still really pretty. Negril's sand is like powder, the beach stretches for miles, and the water is super aqua/blue. The beaches at GP are smaller, and pretty rocky in some spots (when in the water) However it's still blue waters with palm trees- still gorgeous! They have a sports beach where you can rent kayaks, paddle boats, etc. This beach is NOT rocky and is where most of my guests hung out. One positive thing about the GP beaches over Negril is you don't get the people hassling you on the beach every few minutes! I think I was offered weed 10 times while laying out in Negril for an hour, and people constantly try to sell you things. GP is private and you don't get any of that.
I read a lot of reviews about how HUGE the resort is, and people complaining about how far you have to walk to everything. It's definitely a big resort, but honestly it's really not THAT bad. And if you don't feel like walking, you can simply call a golf cart to come pick you up…and they are usually there in like 5-10 minutes.
The staff for the most part was really friendly. I have read a lot of reviews about how the staff was rude but we did not really find this. I also read some reviews about people getting valuable stolen from their rooms. We had 60 guests, and not one had anything stolen.
FYI MAKE SURE YOUR MALE GUESTS BRING PANTS!!!! Most of the restaurants require pants, and they will not let you eat there in shorts! It's pretty annoying, but rules are rules. Just make sure your guests are prepared, because I had some guests that did not bring pants. Girls can wear whatever they want.
The restaurants were decent. My favorite was probably the Italian restaurant..it was actually REALLY good! Bubba's steak house was also pretty good. Poseidon was ok, and the portions were SUPER small. Definitely get some Jerk chicken at the shack near the sports beach. The Mexican restaurant was so-so. The Asian restaurant was surprisingly pretty good! FYI They don't let you make reservations, and there were nights we had to wait 1-2 hours to get seated!! This was probably my biggest complaint about the resort.
Another FYI, THE WIFI is terrible! It is only free in the Lady Hamilton lobby, and almost never worked.
I went to the spa twice… Once for manicure, and again for a couples massage…Both were excellent. And just so you know, there is a whole hot tub area behind the spa with a lazy river….This is available to everyone, even if you didn't use the spa… but most ppl didn't know about it. There was one day it rained all day and we spent a lot of time relaxing in the hot tubs with a roof over our heads.
Communication before the wedding was definitely a pain. You get assigned your wedding coordinator 2 months before your wedding. Before then, it could take them weeks to respond to your emails! Once I hit the 2 month mark, the coordinator responded usually within a few days.
So we arrived several days before our wedding. We went straight to the wedding office to see when we would be meeting with the wedding coordinator (Nekeisha) They told us that she would contact us to set up a time. The next morning, we left our villa around 9:30 AM and found a letter at our doorstep, saying that we have a meeting scheduled at 10 AM with Nekiesha! Had we slept in later, we would have totally missed the meeting. Therefore, it's probably a good idea to try and schedule this with your wedding coordinator before you arrive. We met with Nekeisha, and she was very friendly and answered all our questions. She took us on a little tour of our reception location, ceremony location, and the rain location. We were supposed to get married on the beach…I had always envisioned walking down the isle in the sand… However, last minute I decided to take a look at the gazebo, and it was GORGEOUS. It's sitting on a cliff, with panoramic views of the blue/green water, with mountains in the distance….it's more secluded and private, and more shaded. The gazebo itself was so pretty, surrounded by marble floors. We switched to the gazebo and we our SOO glad we did. Everyone LOVED the location and agreed that it was way nicer than the beach.
I started getting ready in my room around 11 AM (wedding was at 4 PM) I had my own hair dresser/makeup artist. One thing I did not like was that they do not provide the bride with any food in her room. I mean, it's an all inclusive resort, you're getting married and spending A LOT of $ there, and you're stuck in the room for hours….the least they could do is send you some sort of food to pick on! My parents went to the buffet and had to BEG to take food to bring to me. I made a phone call to see if I could get some extra waters delivered to my room (you only get 2 in your refrigerator/day) I figured since I had bridesmaids getting ready in my room, it would be nice to have water to offer them. But once again, they first told me I was already given my "entitled two watersâ€. After multiple phone calls, and my maid of honor FLIPPED out, they finally delivered me 6 waters. Just a little annoying that you're spending thousands of dollars and they can't even bring you some extra water!
So it's around 3:15, and I realize that the photographer "True Colors†is supposed to be there taking "getting ready†pics. I called the photographer and they tell me they never got all my paperwork, so they assumed I changed my mind. A few days before I arrived in Jamaica, I sent them a form with the package info filled out, the wedding date, signature, etc. They responded saying that I needed to send two more forms, one being the payment, which I emailed immediately. I assumed they received them, however they claimed they never got them. Now you would think that if they received the first form but not the other 2, they would have called or emailed to tell me they never received it, just to make sure. But no. They just assumed I changed my mind, and I almost didn't have a photographer!
Thankfully, they responded RIGHT away, and were there within minutes. They were very professional, and I felt like they did a great job. They would show me pics on the camera as they were taking them, and from what I could see they were turning out great. They brought me all around the resort and took a lot of great shots. They told me it will take about 2 weeks for them to edit the images and send them to me on a CD. I read pretty bad reviews about True Colors, but besides the email mishap, I was overall happy with them. I will have to write another review once I get my pictures! We got the cheapest package, "Island Deluxe†I think, which was photography for 3 hours. I was a bit upset that I wasn't going to have a photographer at my reception, but SO many people took pics, that I have a lot of great photos from all my family and friends.
Our wedding was at 4 PM at the gazebo, with the waves of Love package. Just an FYI, the wedding coordinater sends a list of all your guests room #'s to the bell boy, so he goes around and picks people up in the golf cart 20 min before the ceremony. This would have been nice to know, I would have included this in my welcome letter with the wedding info. Once all the guests are at the location, the coordinator sends the golf cart to pick up the bride. I had the Steel Drum Band play at my ceremony, and they were awesome. DEFINITELY worth the 500 bucks for 1 hour! And DEFINITELY better than playing an IPOD! I walked down the isle to "somewhere over the rainbow†with my dad. The ceremony itself was literally 10 minutes (maybe less!) which for us was perfect. They were supposed to have a microphone, which I refused because I have severe stage fright! The ceremony was just fine without the microphone. After you exchange vows, you sit at a table and sign some paperwork, which takes another 5 minutes. They serve champagne to all your guests (in my case, blue champagne with the waves of love package) The waves of love package was gorgeous, the blue flowers with the starfish was so pretty! I did not upgrade my bouquet, and I was completely happy with the bouquet the package came with. I got my maid of honor the bridesmaid hydrangea bouquet which was also perfect. They had tried to sell me a "smaller version†of my bouquet, and I am happy I did not go with that. We provided wooden fans (bought at Michaels) for all our guests, and almost everyone used them….Even the guys and children! They were a big hit, especially since it was SOO hot and humid! And people continued to use them at the reception.
We did not do a cocktail hour….It was not worth it. Everyone mingled at the ceremony and took pics…By the time they left the ceremony it was probably around 5:00 PM, and our reception started at 6 PM.
After our ceremony we continued to take pics with the photographers, just the two of us. We were running late with pictures, since they got a late start. After pics, the photographer called the wedding coordinator to arrange the golf cart to pick us up. I saw the photographers call TWICE, and our gold cart never arrived. So we had to walk ACROSS the entire resort, in 90 degrees, in my wedding gown and his suit, to our reception. I arrived at my reception SO hot and sweaty, and PISSED OFF! They should have a gold cart waiting there for you to finish pics, so you don't even have to call! RIDICULOUS!
We had our reception in the Blue Lagoon and it was PERFECT! We had a total of 60 people. Our other option was the Poseidon, which is nice, but definitely more casual looking. The Blue Lagoon is classier, larger, with GORGOUES views. The Sunset was amazing. The Poseidon would have been WAY too small for 60 people. We brought our own centerpieces….we basically copied the vase with seashells and floating candles. I actually bought plastic cannisters from walmart, when you take the lid off it looks just like a glass vase! We filled each one with sea shells, and lit a floating candle….they matched the floating candle centerpiece at the head table perfectly. They were super light to carry on, shatterproof, and only like 6 bucks each! If you want the 3 glass vase/floating candle centerpiece that you see in the pictures, they charge you $45 each table! Nekiesha arranged all our centerpieces for us. For our entr©e, we got the chicken stuffed with mushrooms/steak option for $45/each. They did accommodate our vegetarians and lactose intolerant guests. EVERYONE raved about the food, it was actually WAY better than I expected!!
We used the DJ for the last 3 hours of our reception. We went with the resort's DJ Irie Jamz, they did an excellent job! We had plans on using our IPOD for the first hour for some dinner music. I unfortunately forgot to give my dad the password for my IPHONE, so he was unable to play my wedding list!! Luckily, the DJ was AWESOME and played some music for the first hour, at no extra charge! He played great music, and had everyone up and dancing. We did not get the MC, and I am glad we didn't. Just the DJ was enough.
The reception ended at 10 PM, and we all went to the infinity Bar afterwards to continue the party. Our plan was to go to the disco at 11….However we went there and it was scariness! It's completely pitch black, SOOO loud, not even fun dance music! We were there for about 15 minutes, and called it a night.
I could go on and on, there's so much to write about! If anyone has any questions for me, i would be happy to help! This website helped me tremendously in my wedding planning!
Posted 09 July 2013 - 08:51 AM
Thanks so much kmonty4, your review is so helpful as I'm having my wedding at the same exact locations with 70 guests in less then 2 months.
I did have a question about the sun at the gazebo. Our ceremony is at 3pm and we'll be doing fans, but was also thinking of parasols. Does the sun beat down on the guests sitting or do the trees block it some?
Also, how was your experience with the open bar? I read some reviews on them running out of stuff, which would be a huge issue for our group
Thanks again!
Posted 09 July 2013 - 02:15 PM
Posted 09 July 2013 - 02:57 PM
Originally Posted by DanielleJasmine
Thanks so much kmonty4, your review is so helpful as I'm having my wedding at the same exact locations with 70 guests in less then 2 months.
I did have a question about the sun at the gazebo. Our ceremony is at 3pm and we'll be doing fans, but was also thinking of parasols. Does the sun beat down on the guests sitting or do the trees block it some?
Also, how was your experience with the open bar? I read some reviews on them running out of stuff, which would be a huge issue for our group
Thanks again!
Actually for my wedding it rained until about 3 PM, and then it was pretty cloudy, so the sun wasn't really an issue. (but still SO hot) However i went to the gazebo on a sunny day at 4 PM and half of the area is completely in the shade ( the right side, which i guess is usually the groom's side) and the left side was completely in the sun, so the bride's family is pretty much screwed! If your guests use parasols during the ceremony, I think everyone would have a hard time seeing around them. Plus, the ceremony is literally 10 minutes long, and then everyone is up mingling, and they can go stand in the shade! Two free parasols come with the wedding packages.....We gave them to our moms and they didn't even open them.
We did not have any issues with the open bar. They definitely had plenty of alcohol (trust me, my fam drinks a ton!), and the bartenders were excellent!
Posted 09 July 2013 - 03:18 PM
Originally Posted by Lene1112
Your review was great kmonty. My wedding is August 17 and you answered a lot of my questions. I do have a few for you though. I have an outside photographer coming to us so I'm not worried about that but would you suggest anything since the girls are getting ready in my room.
I also wonder if you suggest anything about the golf cart situation after you finished taking pictures. Can you talk to the wedding coordinator before the wedding so the golf cart will be available?
I was also wondering about the same question as Danielle about how sunny it is at the Gazebo since that is where my ceremony will be.
My aunt bought us a couple bottles of champagne, so that was a nice touch to have when your'e getting ready And like I said before, you guys are gonna be stuck in the room for awhile, so i would have someone smuggle you some food from the buffet!
So our photographer was apparently supposed to call our wedding coordinator, and she was supposed to send the golf cart. I saw the photographer call twice, however the coordinator said they never called her. Maybe they called someone else...who knows! Is your photographer from Jamaica? If so, I would just make sure the photographer has the coordinator's phone #, so they can call her directly when you are finished. If you are taking pics anywhere near your room or near a phone, you could also call the golf cart # directly, it's 8300 i believe. However I feel like the wedding coordinator should be able to have the cart arrive faster than you just calling yourself. I would have a conversation with you coordinator and tell her you want to ensure that you don't get stranded like i did!
See my response to Danielle regarding the sun at the gazebo
Posted 10 July 2013 - 03:34 PM
Thanks Kristin. I contacted Loraine and she said since my reception is at the Poseidon, it's really close to the Gazebo so no one has to worry about the golf cart problem. My photographer is Jamaican. I'm using Merrick Cousley. I was wondering and this question is for you and another other brides that already had their weddings. My fianc©' and I are trying to decide whether we need to get the extra lighting from the DJ. I know it looks nice, but is it necessary. How nice was the lighting even though your reception was at the Blue Lagoon? And if any Bride had their reception at the Poseidon I would love to hear your input! Thanks, Lena
My aunt bought us a couple bottles of champagne, so that was a nice touch to have when your'e getting ready And like I said before, you guys are gonna be stuck in the room for awhile, so i would have someone smuggle you some food from the buffet! So our photographer was apparently supposed to call our wedding coordinator, and she was supposed to send the golf cart. I saw the photographer call twice, however the coordinator said they never called her. Maybe they called someone else...who knows! Is your photographer from Jamaica? If so, I would just make sure the photographer has the coordinator's phone #, so they can call her directly when you are finished. If you are taking pics anywhere near your room or near a phone, you could also call the golf cart # directly, it's 8300 i believe. However I feel like the wedding coordinator should be able to have the cart arrive faster than you just calling yourself. I would have a conversation with you coordinator and tell her you want to ensure that you don't get stranded like i did! See my response to Danielle regarding the sun at the gazebo Kristin
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Robert Hains of the Parish of St. Margaret's Westminster , was indicted for the Murder of Edward Perry , by giving him one mortal Wound with a drawn Sword, on the left part of the Right Breast, near the short Ribs, of the Breadth of half an Inch and the Depth of 12 Inches, on the 28th of Decemb . of which Wound he languished till the 10th Day of January following, and then died . He was a second Time indicted on the Statute of Stabbing. He was a third Time indicted on the Coroner's Inquest for Murther.
Humphrey Toms thus depos'd. Edward Perry (the Deceased) and his Wife and I, were going cross St. James's Park on Wednesday was a Fortnight, between 7 and 8 o'Clock in the Evening, to see Mary Pool a little Way home; Edward Perry and I were foremost about 20 or 30 Yards when we met the Prisoner, who past us and meddled with Mary Pool; upon which Mrs. Perry cry'd out, and we went back to see what was the Matter, and Edward Perry asked the Prisoner why he meddled with the Women; upon which the Prisoner drew his Sword and stuck him, I saw the Pass, saw the Push given, and was within a Yard of the Deceased when he fell, crying out I am a dead Man; neither the Deceased or my self had either Sword or Stick, nor was there any Offence given to the Prisoner, only the Deceased asked him why he meddled with the Women, but never once lifted up his Hand against the Prisoner.
Mr. James Pringle the Surgeon depos'd. That he went to see the Deceased the next Morning after the Wound was given, and found it to be mortal, and that it was done with a Sword, which went in at the 5th Rib on the Right Side, and came out between the 6th and 7th Rib on the Left, and that it had all the Symptoms of being mortal, insomuch that he did not expect the Deceased could have lived Forty eight Hours, notwithstanding he lived 14 Days; and that after he was dead he opened him, and found it had penetrated the Diaphragma, or Midriff, and through the Left Lobe of the Lungs.
Ann Perry thus depos'd. Going over St. James's Park between 7 and 8 o'Clock at Night, my Husband and Humphrey Tonis were before us, and Mary Pool and I followed at a little Distance, the Prisoner passed my Husband and Humphry Toms, but when he came to us laid hold of Mary Pool about the Neck and Throat, in such a Manner as it he wanted to strangle her, more than to salute her; upon which I called to my Husband, who came back, and only ask'd why he did so? the Prisoner gave no Answer but drew his Sword, and thrust it through my Husband's Body in such a violent Manner, that the Point of the Sword penetrated my Thumb so that it festred for near a Week afterwards; my Husband had neither Stick nor Sword, nor so much as offered to lift up his Hand against the Prisoner, but cried out he was a dead Man. The Prisoner made off, and I called out to the Centry, but they did not stop him.
Mary Pool thus depos'd. I having been at Edward Perry 's House in Long-ditch in Corkcutter's Alley, Edward Perry , Ann Perry , and Humphrey Toms , went to see me Part of my Way home; and as we came near Story's-Gate, the Men being before us, the Prisoner took hold of me and almost choak'd me, and laid his Mouth to mine; what he intended I know not, for I was so much frighted that the first Words I heard was from Edward Perry; who cried out he was a dead Man.
Edward Perks thus depos'd. I was coming cross the Park, and before I came to the Chapel I heard a great Noise, and just as I came up to them I heard a Person say he was a dead Man: I assisted to carry the Deceased to the Angel, his Wife taking him by one Arm, and I the other, he being unable to walk; I staid there and saw his Wounds dressed, but the Doctor did not search both Wounds, and the Woman said her Husband was a dead Man.
The Serjeant depos'd. That when he heard what had happened, he sent for Dr. Pringle, who was their own Surgeon, and when the Deceased came to his Speech, he declared he had no Sword with him.
The Prisoner in his Defence said, He did not draw his Sword, but that Toms followed him, assaulted him and beat him, and that Perry gave him several Strokes with a Stick.
Bryan Higgins depos'd. That on Wednesday was a Fortnight the Prisoner and he coming from their Quarters to their Lodgings in Thieving-Lane, Westminster, between 7 and eight o'Clock at Night, they met some Soldiers and pass'd them, and afterwards met the Women, and the Prisoner went to kiss them, and the Man which is dead turned about and struck him cross the Head and Shoulders, and swore D - n his Soul he would see him out, and that he pushed 3 or 4 Times at the Prisoner near Story's-Gate, and that the Prisoner retreated, and that Toms had no Sword, but he had a Stick, and that Perry had a Sword; but this Deponent having neither Sword nor Stick, did not care to go between two drawn Swords, and that they were not long about it.
Thomas Osborn thus depos'd. Coming home from my Quarters with the Prisoner, we met the Deceased and Toms and pass'd them, and afterwards met the Women, but did not know that they belonged to them, Ann Perry called out, and Toms came back and gave Hains a Stroke over the Back with a Stick, then struck him over the Head and made him reel: Hains asked him what that was for, but I saw no Sword drawn on either Side, but Toms said he would see him out.
Corporal Davis depos'd. That the second Night after the Deceased was wounded he went to see him, and asked him how he did, who answer'd but indifferent, and told him he was very weak; then asked his Wife how this Affair happened, she told him the Prisoner took the Woman about the Neck and almost strangled her, and upon that she called to her Husband, who came back, and the Prisoner wounded him in a most barbarous Manner; upon which the
Serjeant Hare thus depos'd. The Night the Quarrel happened they had pursued the Prisoner home to my House, the Prisoner had a naked Sword in his Hand, and they said he had killed a Man, upon which I took the Sword from him, and carried him to the Tilt-Yard.
The Prisoner had his Regimental Coat on, and there was a Hole in the Right Side of it, and his Thumb was cut and all bloody, and he complained that he got it in a Quarrel with the Deceased; his Sword I delivered to Charles Moody , a Drum in the Company I belong to; the Prisoner has lodged at my House near five Months, in the same Room with Thomas Osborn and Bryan Higgins ; he always kept good Hours, and was not given to Quarrel.
Corporal Smith thus depos'd During the Prisoner's Confinement in the Tilt-Yard I saw his Coat and Wastecoat, which seemed to be run through with a Sword, I likewise saw his Thumb bound up with a Handkerchief, but had not the Curiosity to see in what Manner it was wounded: The Prisoner was 8 Months with me in the Barracks in the Tower, and was always a quiet Fellow, and always declined and avoided Quarrels.
Colonel Williamson thus depos'd. The Prisoner is the Son of an old Soldier that is now disabled, and his Father requested me to do something for his Son, I told him that I could not at present, but recommended him to Colonel Price's Regiment, but advised him to take no Bounty Money, and then when any Thing better offer'd he might the easier get a Discharge; the Prisoner is a pretty good Scholar, and understands Latin, and during his being at the Tower, which was near a Year, he behaved so well that I gave him the liberty to come into my Kitchen, and he always appeared to be a very modest Fellow; and for wearing a Sword it is a standing Order, that no Soldier shall be Seen in the Street without his Sword on, which makes me believe the Deceased might have a Sword.
Some of the Evidences for the Prisoner directly contradicting what had been sworn in favour of the Deceased, the Court thought it necessary to ask the former Evidence some further Questions; upon which Ann Perry declared, She saw no Body with the Prisoner, not any Company pass by, but only stragling or single Persons, and that she neither saw Osborn or Higgins to her Knowledge, and that there was no Violence offer'd to the Prisoner, neither did Toms give any Blow.
Humphrey Toms declared, That he saw no Person with the Prisoner, and that he knew Higgins and Osborn by fight, but they were not there.
Edward Perks said, That he help'd to carry the Deceased to his Lodgings, and that he saw neither Sword nor Stick, nor had the Deceased so much as his Sword Belt on.
The Prisoner's Coat and Wastcoat were produced in Court and shown to the Jury, but upon Examination, the Holes in the Coat and Wastcoat did not correspond, being on contrary sides of the Body. The Jury found the Prisoner guilty of all the Indictments. Death .


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Jeremy Clarkson has come under fire for making what we can only hope was a tongue-in-cheek comment about parents flying with small babies.
The Top Gear presenter had just flown to Scotland on May 3, when he tweeted: "When will British Airways realise that babies belong in the hold?"
When his comments were later printed in the Daily Mail, he responded with: "I have sparked FURY at the Mail for saying babies should travel in a plane's hold. Mine didn't fly till they were old enough to behave."
His comments prompted a wave of support from his Twitter followers, with one suggesting that babies should be sedated for travel "like you can for animals", while others blamed parents saying that lack of discipline is the real issue. Some suggested that child-free flights are the answer, indicating that parents would find air travel less stressful if those who are most annoyed by travelling with children took a dedicated, adults-only flight, while those with children could book seats on family-friendly flights.
Whatever you think, plenty of people agree with Clarkson's views - almost 1,500 Twitter users flagged his tweet as a 'favourite'.
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Juventus midfielder Alberto Aquilani insists that Sunday's match against Lazio does not represent a personal derby despite his past with Roma.
The 26-year-old Italy international came through the ranks at Roma, playing seven seasons for his hometown club.
He joined Liverpool on loan this summer after a disappointing first year at Anfield with Liverpool.
"The match against Lazio isn't a derby, no," he said. "I play for Juve and now my derby is against Torino.
"Sure if we go and bring up the past again, this is a different game with respect to the others.
"Reja's side are certainly a surprise, but not a flash in the pan. I am convinced that they can cause a lot of bother until the end of the season.
"We got an important win in Catania. It shows that we are alive and that we can fight for the Scudetto."
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Trailer for the WWII Film INTO THE WHITE with Rupert Grint
The first trailer has been released for Rupert Grint's (Harry Potter) next film Into The White. The film is set during World War II, and it tells the story of English and German pilots "who shoot each other down, and later find themselves at the same cabin. In order to survive the tough winter in the Norwegian wilderness they have to stand together. It's the start of a long and unlikely friendship." This looks like it could be a solid little movie. The film also stars Florian Lukas, David Kross, Stig Henrik Hoff and Lachlan Nieboer. Watch the trailer below and tell us what you think!
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Agreed. I quite like the look of the devices, but I'd really have to hold and use on in person to judge. If it passes the touchy-feely test, AND ends up supporting 3G/LTE then I will likely be replacing my now obsolete iPad 1 with one of these.
I imagine they're crying all the way to the bank.
Retina isn't about having the highest resolution possible, its about having the highest resolution practical. They were actually quite smart about the marketing. They drew an arbitrary line called retina, saying that any greater resolution can't revel any more information to our biological eyes. So apple's response to these higher resolution screens is quite predictable: they'll say the extra pixels are wasted.
Originally they said that Retina is 300 PPI, because this is the "magic number", but the iPad 3 had less but was still Retina. Nexus 10 has exactly 300. To argue it's wasted they'd need to revise what Steve said on iPhone 4 release.
Also the argument that there's an optimal number is harder to sell. Typically when people are told that some metric is important, they are easy to convince that the more the better. See GHz, megapixels etc.


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Bahrain's Plans for Manama as Cultural Capital of the Arab World 2012
Oct 30, 2011, 10:15 ET from Information Affairs Authority, Kingdom of Bahrain
MANAMA, Bahrain, Oct. 30, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Bahrain's Culture Minister, Shaikha Mai bint Mohammed Al Khalifa, has announced a broad raft of programmes and events that will be held throughout next year to celebrate the Bahraini capital, Manama, as Cultural Capital of the Arab World 2012.
It is the first time Manama has been selected for this honour since the initiative was launched by the Arab League in 1996, as part of UNESCO's cultural capitals programme.Speaking at a press conference at the National Museum to spell out plans for Manama as Cultural Capital of the Arab World, Shaikha Mai bint Mohammed Al Khalifa said, "This title emphasises Manama's pioneering role in the field of culture and knowledge in the region."
A broad range of activities incorporating different aspects of Arab culture will take place month by month throughout the year. January will concentrate, for instance, on fine arts, and there are various art exhibitions and a sculpture symposium planned.February will focus on architecture, and one project will be a competition for proposals to redevelop Bahrain's most popular souk, or market, Bab Al Bahrain. Heritage is the theme for April, when an international conference on the World Heritage Convention will take place.
June will be the month for poetry, and July for literature. A highlight of August will be screening of Arab movies, followed by music as the focus for September, with a special production on the masters of Arabic singing, coinciding with the 21st Bahrain International Music Festival.Events in October will look at the environment and include a forum on traditional knowledge for the management of nature reserves and heritage sites.
Among the events scheduled for November next year, when theatre is the theme, is the staging of play highlighting the history of Bahrain. The whole programme concludes in December with a look at the theme of 'homeland', and the launch of a series of books based on the 12 pillars of culture in focus throughout the year.Among the many diverse projects and initiatives lined up for next year are the opening of the new National Theatre, the launch of a Regional Centre for World Heritage, the holding of an international fashion show, and a convention of leading Arab intellectuals.
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