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Were the mayoral election held today and not at the end of next year, Mayor Martin Chavez would not be re-elected no matter how much money he raises and spends. Given the field of interested candidates (Marty, former D.A. Bob Schwartz, City Councilor Eric Griego, and State Sen. Linda Lopez to name some) odds are Schwartz would leave his post as Gov. Bill Richardson's crime guru and take up residence on the 11th floor of City Hall.
But in politics, a lot can happen in a year and a half. Howard Dean literally lost the Democrat nomination in the month before the Iowa caucuses. So, because I enjoy political speculation the way some sports fans enjoy hypothesizing on a team's chance of making the Final Four, the following is what Marty could do to help his own re-election. Take it with a grain of salt, however. In 2005 I'll support a Republican—if we can find a good one.
First, don't pose for the Oñate Memorial. This one really ought to be a no-brainer; it just smells of hubris. And think of the campaign ad Eli Lee at Soltari can cook up with it. Not only that, but it accentuates a certain level of elitism many city residents suspect you posses. My advice? Designate a city worker or community volunteer to pose in your place. Hold a press conference and thank them for their service to the city. Emphasize that the contributions and heritage of Hispanic Americans belong to an entire people—not just the ones with political power.
Second, find new leadership for APD. Nothing against APD Chief Gil Gallegos (he's a fellow Cowboys fan) but retirement beckons. The recent stories about missing evidence, lawsuits by war protestors, unanswered 911 calls, low officer morale, the head of the police union camped out in protest on Civic Plaza, etc. ... hinder your ability to look like an effective crime fighter or the man to inspire Albuquerque's finest. Unless you're planning on luring David Siebers back to Albuquerque, the public safety issue is a wash for you.
Third, stop with all the new spending proposals. The "String of Pearls" railcar linking Albuquerque's cultural attractions has a price tag of $90 million. The downtown arena comes in at $50 million. Light rail or Bus Rapid Transit (by the way, which is it?) will cost tens, if not hundreds, of millions. We all have our albatrosses to wear—mine is a Coke can and yours is the Observation Deck. The knock on you after your last term was that you were a spendthrift with the public treasury and it cost you the governor's office. Sponsoring multiple, big-ticket public works projects makes as much political sense for you as becoming the spokesperson for Captain Morgan does for me.
Fourth, focus on waste and inefficiency at City Hall. Because of your stance on Paseo, the liberal/
In addition to your Westside base, you'll have to pick up votes in the Northeast Heights which, for a Democrat, is a challenge. The one thing Heights voters respond to though is someone taking on City Hall waste. Remember the $87.20 lube, oil and filter? Go find more of them. We know they exist. And kick some bureaucratic butt while you're at it. Make government work!
Fifth, become the "Smart Growth" mayor. The political dynamics of Albuquerque have changed. People across the spectrum are unhappy with how Albuquerque has grown. Instead of all the command and control weirdness we saw in the original Planned Growth Strategy, add a different twist: Make use of the free market.
And fight to get the water utility back. How can the city manage growth with very limited input on its own water works? Besides, voters know Albuquerque was screwed by some Santa Fe insiders—they'll respect you for standing up and fighting a battle over principle.
Sixth, cut your media exposure in half. This one's tough. Trust me, I know. But it looks like you're governing by press conference. I'm not saying you should go completely dark in the media, but take every other day off.
Seventh, the Griego dilemma. No matter how appeasing you and your administration are, Eric Griego will run for mayor. And while his winning is a real long shot, he can garner enough votes to quash any hope you have for re-election. My advice: Challenge him. While he might be a stand-up version of Jim Baca, the basic political philosophy and temperament are there nonetheless.
Well ... the advice is free, just like the paper it's printed in. If things don't work out in 2005 maybe we can put a radio talk show together and spend our day discussing the administration of Mayor Schwartz.


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Somewhere in the mass of dull-tipped plastic swords and homemade chakrams, wedged neatly in the intermission of a TV soundtrack on a loop at the Burbank Marriott's ballroom, a spirited party reunited friends around a certain warrior princess.
Last weekend saw the 18th running of the official Xena Convention in Burbank. It's at an awkward age now — old enough to vote but past its heyday. The people who keep it going — mostly women — do so because it's at a transcendent point.
The event is no longer about its namesake, a syndicated cable program that saw its last bad guy slain in 2001. That is its greatest strength, and its greatest surprise: Though show stars Lucy Lawless and Renée O'Connor met with fans throughout the weekend, the convention has evolved into something almost too big to fail.
"The reason you come to the con is not to see the talent; the reason is to come to see your friends," said Marilyn Edwards, sitting alongside partner Tiger Tyler who she met through an online Xena fan group.
Armor-clad warriors patrolled the hotel halls all weekend. There are two types of con-wear: the type in which you rip the sleeves off a tan blazer for Hercules' tunic, and the type in which you look as though you just stepped off the set for "300."
Michael Eggleton of Michigan was such a muscled centurion.
"The spear and shield wouldn't fit in the suitcase," he said.
Eggleton received a rare honor Saturday night. During the charity auction he was brought on stage and offered as one of the items for bid. Series writer Katherine Fugate bid the winning $50 and received an hour photo shoot with the centurion.
Many Xenas walked the halls toting plastic or wood swords over shoulders, round chakram weapons at their hips. One Xena, an Australian dance instructor and Subway employee, said the show helped fuel her interest in ancient Greek culture, even if its plot lines only narrowly followed the Greek pantheon.
"Growing up, it was my generation's person you would look up to," said Sarah McNab, 30, of Melbourne, Australia. "She was a strong female role model."
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For four years, March has sold her stone and fossil jewelry at the convention. She visits other sci-fi conventions selling her handmade crafts, but said it's the Xena convention where you find a down-to-earth crowd.
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Last year, the convention was threatened with closure. Akin to canceling Thanksgiving, Creation Entertainment said 2012 was to be the last: "As with all good things, the time comes to raise a glass one last time and say goodbye with love and a heartfelt and tearful thank you."
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Psalm 119 is an anonymous Psalm which stands alone between two separate groupings of chapters. After the Hallel Psalms (113-118), sung at the Passover, and before the Songs of Ascent (120-134), sung by pilgrims as they ascended the hills to Jerusalem for the holiday festivals, Psalm 119 had its own unique meaning... Continue reading
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Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path (Psalm 119:105)
The longest chapter of the Bible (176 verses), Psalm 119 is also an acrostic poem where every eight verses starts with successive letters of the 22-letter Hebrew alphabet. Many Bibles indicate this arrangement by headlining each section with that Hebrew letter (verses 1-8 aleph; verses 9-16 beth; verses 17-24 gimel; 8 verses x 22 letters = 176 verses, etc).David's name is associated with 73 of the 150 Psalms, with 50 being anonymous. Of the remaining 27 Psalms, most of the names are understood to be those of priests and Levites serving in the sanctuary during David's reign.Psalm 119 is one of the anonymous Psalms. So, while it can't be said with certainty, it's reasonable to assume it, too, originated from the circle of those who wrote most of the Psalms within the time of David or, at least, his son Solomon (to whom two Psalms – 72 and 127- are attributed).
While the author isn't clear, the focus of this chapter is. Commonly known as the Word of God Psalm, 171 of its 176 verses reference God's Word. Using a variety of terms – "law," "statutes," "precepts," "decrees," "commandments," "word" – appreciation of God's Law above all else is the priority here.Lamps in the Old Testament
The first mention of a lamp in the Old Testament is the one in the Tabernacle. Understood today as a "lampstand" or "candelabra" (Hebrew menorah; Ex 25:31), on it sat 7 "lamps" (Hebrew neroth; Ex 25:37). The lampstand's accompanying wicks (25:38) and olive oil (25:6) are also referenced as part of the Tabernacle's furnishings.
Throughout the rest of the Old Testament, most "lamp" references are to this Tabernacle lampstand and later versions in the Temple. All these lampstands were made of gold and the olive oil was specifically made with a special formula for holy service.
But there are other Old Testament mentions of "lamps" in relation to everyday life. Three are in Job (18:6; 21:17; 29:3) and, if this is the oldest book of the Bible, they would be the earliest reference to household lamps. While the material from which these lamps were made is not mentioned, clay lamps are ubiquitous in archaeological excavations across the Holy Land – from 2000 BC to New Testament times.
Lamps in ArchaeologyThe earliest lamps known in archaeology were simply handmade ceramic bowls with nothing to distinguish them from others bowls, except carbon soot spots visible on the rim. They would have been filled with olive oil and had a flax wick extending from the oil to the rim. Such lamps date to the Early Bronze Age (third millennium BC).By 2000 BC, potters began creating small protrusions (spouts) on the rim to better control the wicks. While a few are known with 7 spouts, and many with 4, most have only a single wick-spout. All were small enough to fit into a person's open palm.
So, apparently, the ancients decided that the one-wick oil lamp was sufficient for their daily needs. Not designed for use in travel, when the sun went down, people did too! It was just too dangerous to be outside wondering around in the dark. The possibility of running into a wild animal roaming about, or just falling into or tripping over something made it judicious to just stay home at night.Consequently, these lamps were strategically placed in the house to provide optimum light. While they may have sat on the floor or on top of a piece of furniture, excavations frequently reveal niches for lamps on interior walls of ancient houses.
The Lesson of the Lamp in Psalm 119:105Psalm 119:105 is a well-known verse. Like many in this chapter, it's a prayer (addressed to God) and also focuses on the Bible. This verse particularly relates God's Word to a "lamp" and a "light" that will guide our steps.
We can all appreciate the metaphor, recognizing that God's Word gives light to our lives. But I want to suggest that archaeology can help us appreciate this little verse even more.While ancient lamps were not designed for travel, they would illumine our way at night. Admittedly one wouldn't be going far, but the average one-wicker lamp would have been sufficient light to carefully move about the family compound.So Psalm 119:105 offers confidence that God's Word would illumine my way like one of those lamps. Not unlike how I've used my cell phone to get around in the dark, they would have basically provided just enough light to illumine one step at a time.In order to move around carefully, it would have been slow, but one step at a time was sufficient and these lamps worked appropriately well in that setting. I suppose most people in the first millennium BC could appreciate the analogy between this lamp and God's Word. In fact, it was probably hard for them to imagine anything else.
The Lesson of the Lamp for the 21st CenturyOf course this is not our world. For most of us, the night is ablaze with light and we can go about our business all night long as if it were daytime.So, as we consider a Psalm 119:105 light or lamp, we might appreciate a searchlight which would expose everything. With nothing left unseen or unknown we would be comfortable to head out in good faith that God is in control! But the lesson of the lamp suggests a lamp which doesn't give much light, at all. Just enough to go one step at a time.
And in the 21st century the lamp of choice for many of us would be a laser beam shooting into the darkness for miles. We would want to know what's out there in the distance. Armed with that understanding, we may be comfortable to step out, believing God can handle the details. But the lesson of the lamp is clear – just one step, one moment at a time.We may want more, we may think we need more – but one step, one moment at a time is all He promises us…and, really, all we need!
The Lesson of the Lamp and the Serenity PrayerFifteen years ago I took the position of Spiritual Life Director at Helping Up Mission (https://www.helpingupmission.org/), a residential Spiritual Recovery Program for men in downtown Baltimore, Maryland. My role focused on teaching biblical principles of a spiritual walk as the source of empowerment for victory over drugs and alcohol.But I was learning plenty of things, too. One of which was the complete Serenity Prayer. While I already knew the rather famous first section, I had no idea there was more. And, it was the rest of the prayer that really spoke to me.I remember the first time I read the complete Serenity Prayer, my heart said, "Yes! That's the guy I really want to be!"It centered on two lines, "Living One Day at a Time…Enjoying One Moment at a Time." This whole Prayer described the way I wanted to live and it was the same Lesson I learned from the Lamp. God, grant me The SERENITY to accept the things I cannot change, The COURAGE to change the things I can, And the WISDOM to know the difference; LIVING one day at a time; ENJOYING one moment at a time; ACCEPTING hardship as a pathway to peace; TAKING, as Jesus did, this sinful world, as it is, not as I would have it; TRUSTING that You will make all things right if I surrender to Your will; So that I may be REASONABLY happy in this life and SUPREMELY happy with You forever in the next. Amen. Adapted from Reinhold Niebuhr (see http://www.helpingupmission.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-serenity-prayer.html)
The Lesson of the Lamp and the Lord's PrayerOf course, this also truth goes along with the most famous prayer of all – the Lord's Prayer or the Our Father. "…Give us this day our daily bread" (Mt 6:11) reminds us of the biblical truth that God only promises us one day at a time.But Jesus adds some additional light on the subject in the last verse of the chapter. "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own" (Mt 6:34).He only promises one day at a time…He only asks from us one day at a time. Like the Lesson of the Lamp – it's always been one step, one moment, one day at a time!So every time another ancient lamp is dug up, it's just another gentle reminder of His wonderful promise. He's got everything under control and all I have to do is keep walking…one step, one moment, one day at a time!
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MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- High flyers they were the last time the Buccaneers suited up seven days ago. High expectations they'll have in Thursday's 7:30 p.m. home game against Puerto Rico-Mayaguez.
Barry University men's basketball team (2-0) continues its six-game homestand through mid-December when the Tarzans (0-4) visit Health & Sports Center in a game that will air on the Buccaneers Broadcast Network.
The Buccaneers, who created a buzz in their home-opening 31-point win over Florida Memorial last Tuesday, are trying to sustain the momentum they've built up in the first two games.
"The more excitement that we bring, I feel like the more fans we'll get, and it'll boost our confidence a lot," said. senior forward Garrett Naughton, who threw down a monster follow-up jam in the home opener. "It's a big opportunity because we get a chance to showcase what we've really got, going against a Division II team."
This will be the Bucs first test against an NCAA Division II opponent. The Tarzans compete as an NCAA Division II independent. It will be Barry's first chance to begin building a resume for what they hope will be the fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament in school history. The NCAA Tournament Selection Committee takes into consideration games against Division II opponents.
"It's always fun when you dunk it or make a highlight play and you hear everybody jump out the gym and (get) excited," sophomore forward Yunio Barrueta said, still relishing in his Moonlight Madness and home opener dunks that raised the roof. "It's always good to make highlight plays."
Highlights aside, the Buccaneers have to do a better job taking care of the basketball. They've committed a combined 36 turnovers in the first two games. Conversely, Barry has just 14 takeaways and 23 assists to its name. Last season, the Bucs committed 24 turnovers through their first two games, while getting credited for 21 assists and 15 steals.
"We've got to be a little bit stronger with the ball, especially the guards," Barrueta said. "We have the ball at least 90 percent of the time, so we have to be strong and smart when we pass it into the post to the bigs. Make sure they're open, make steady passes and not get picked off."
Mayaguez will play four games over a six-day stretch in Florida, matching up against three other Sunshine State Conference opponents.
"This will be good for us to work out our kinks so when we play the bigger teams and the better teams, we'll be more prepared," Naughton said.
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LAST TIME OUT: Barry beat Florida Memorial by 31 nine days ago ... Savad Garner had 15 points and six rebounds.
SERIES RECORD: Barry owns a 7-0 record against the Tarzans ... The Bucs beat Mayaguez, 87-53, in Miami Shores on Nov. 19, 2012.
EYES ON OPPONENT: The Tarzans are coming off a 70-51 loss to Saint Leo on Nov. 12 ... They play at Lynn Wednesday night before visiting Health & Sports Center ... Last year, Julian Rodriguez scored 23 points against the Bucs on 7 of 12 shooting ... Gabriel Garcia had 10 ... Robby Mercado had six rebounds ... Rodriguez had 11 points vs. Saint Leo in the Tarzans' last game.
GARNER-ING ATTENTION: In two games this season, newcomer Savad Garner has done what he's done in his first two years of college basketball at other schools: score as an undersized forward ... At 6-2, Garner, who's playing for his third school in as many seasons, has reached double figures in both games, is shooting 66.7 percent from the floor, and has pulled down seven of his 10 rebounds on the offensive end.
HALF & HALF: Barry Sr. F Magne Fivelstad has scored half of his points from the free throw line this year ... He is 13 of 16 from the stripe, and is averaging 13.5 points per game.
TRIPLE THREAT: Junior G Juan Ferrales is shooting 60 percent from beyond the three-point line (6 of 10) this year ... He's accounted for all but four of the Bucs' 10 total triples in the first two games.
OWNING THE OFFENSIVE GLASS: Barry ranks first in the Sunshine State Conference in offensive rebounds at 15.5 per game ... The Bucs have outrebounded their opponents by 17.5 per game in the first two contests.
BETTER NOT GET A T-O: Barry committed 19 turnovers in the season opener ... The Bucs had 17 in their second game, four nights later.
FREE THROW IMPERFECTION: Barry's first two opponents have shot a combined 44.2 percent from the free throw line.
OUTSCORING THE OPPOSITION: Barry has outscored its opponents by 20.5 points per game, which is tops in the SSC ... Florida Southern's 86.3 ppg leads the league ... Florida Tech is scoring 80.2 ppg.


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Will.i.am is so hard, he can start running down the street on his own two feet and end up in outer space within four minutes. That's how the action plays out in his 'T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever)' music video, which depicts guest artists Jennifer Lopez and Mick Jagger as dancing beams of light in the outer reaches of the cosmos.
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Update (11:40am): The eastbound lanes of I-96 have reopened near M-6 in Cascade Township.
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The call about the accident came in around 9am on Wednesday, and dispatchers say the vehicle flipped over and fwas ully submerged in the river near I-96 and M-6 with one person was reportedly trapped inside. Two uniformed deputies jumped into the river to try to reach the vehicle, but had to turn back.
Eastbound I-96 at M-6 is closed due to the crash.
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: A Turnip for Luck
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Thank you, J.K. Rowling, for creating such a wonderful universe...and for letting us tinker in it.
I owe a huge thank you to my alpha readers,
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, and
, for diligently reading my work and offering wonderful insight. And second, to the Fluff Thread for its continual source of encouragement. And finally (but certainly not least) to my lovely beta -
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A Turnip for Luck
by Lady Whizbee
Neville was flustered. He had been so preoccupied at work that he had completely lost track of time, and now he was going to be late. He gathered the loose files on his relatively tidy desk and unceremoniously crammed them into his briefcase. Accidentally knocking over a caddy of quills in the process, he scrambled to grab them before they fell onto the floor.
Extinguishing the lamp that illuminated his workspace, Neville picked up the cutting of his Mimbulus mimbletonia and carefully returned it to its spot on the lab table under its magical source of sunlight. He then rushed through the lab, past the long tables, towards the door, stopping only briefly to ascertain that his fluxweed cutting had enough moisture to survive the weekend, and to wrangle the vines of his Venomous Tentacula back under the glass globe that contained it. He didnt need another Howler from the Department of Maintenance complaining that his plant had terrorized yet another witch from the cleaning service.
Neville, mateleave it. Ill make sure everything is in order before I leave tonight.
Neville glanced over at his lab partner, Patrick McGaughey, who was carefully stirring a glutinous potion that gurgled fat bubbles and smelled strongly of Limburger. The goggles Patrick wore made him look like a ginger-haired owl, but the comparison was lost when he snapped them up onto his forehead.
Seriously, Ill take care of it. I cant leave until this potion is done anyway, and youre going to be late for your dinner. Patrick glanced up at the clock by the door.
Neville jumped when he spotted the time; shrugging out of his lab robe, he ran for the door. All right, all right but dont forget and you might check the new Blistering Tuber seedling when I last checked, it seemed a little peaky.
Yes, yes Patrick nodded, snapping his goggles back over his eyes again as he carefully lowered a measure of shrivelfig into his potion. The rolling mass steamed and hissed in protest.
Neville threw his robe onto the cloak rack and straightened his tie. While bending to retrieve his briefcase from the floor he looked back at Patrick, whose squat frame was still hunched over his potion. Im off then, say hello to Colette for me.
Patrick didnt spare a glance but waved a lazy hand, mesmerized by the bubbling concoction in front of him. Will do, mate. Have fun with your guests.
Neville rushed out of the door, impatiently glancing at his watch. He hurried through the corridors and down the wide marble steps to the lobby of the National Wizarding Institute of Science, heading in the direction of the long wall of marble fireplaces. The queue for the Floo was entirely too long, but he took his spot at the end of the line anyway. Workers and visitors were not allowed to Apparate and Disapparate into and out of the Institute for security reasons, but they could use the Floo network or broom, or arrive Muggle-style.
Neville jingled the coins in his pocket, both out of impatience and out of nervousness. What had he been thinking of, offering to cook dinner? He could cook he had certainly done it loads of times, but Ginny was a
good cook. It would be hard to compare his dinner to one of hers. But really, it was the least that he could do, for so often as Harry and Ginny had him over for dinner it was certainly his turn to reciprocate.
Plus, if they came to his house then it was very unlikely that he would be required to meet another new witch. Neville had been having dinner at the Potters every Friday for several months now. He wasnt certain how it had all come about, but usually Ron and Hermione were there as well. Sometimes Luna would come, although she was usually off traveling with her father searching for some strange creature which Neville had never heard of before. But recently, just over the last few weeks, Ginny had begun inviting single, attractive, friends of hers to their weekly dinner in hopes that Neville might form an attachment to one of them.
Neville studied the black and white tiles beneath his feet. Even
about it made him nervous.
They were usually sporty women who played Quidditch, or really intelligent Aurors from the Ministry, and lately Ginny had taken the notion to invite Hermiones librarian friends over, which was ten times worse. At least he knew how to talk Quidditch with the sporty-types, and he had been involved in the final battle against Voldemort, so that always afforded him ample conversation with the Auror-types, but when it came to the librarian-types he found that he usually had very little to saymaking the whole evening incredibly awkward.
Neville could feel the heat rise on his neck as he remembered his last attempt at an intelligent conversation with one of Ginnys Quidditch teammates. He had stammered and stuttered, and had, in general, made a fool of himself. It was humiliating to think about.
It wasnt as if he wasnt interested in meeting new women. He was. It was just that there was so much pressure attached to that first conversation. He had to be interesting, and witty, and clever, and he had to have more than one interesting, one witty and one clever thing to say. And, in total, that was
hard work. After all, what could he say that was all that profound?
He was just Neville Longbottom.
Ginny had sent an owl earlier that day saying that Ron and Hermione werent going to be able to make it that evening, but that she had found yet another witch, a Healer at St. Mungos, whom she wanted to have over for dinner. Neville had quickly repliedpreemptively he hopedand invited the Potters over for dinner at his place instead. He shuddered just thinking about struggling through another awkward eveninglet alone with a Healer. He didnt want to meet anyone new tonight. All he wanted was to relax over a nice dinner with old friends.
He would worry about meeting this Healer that Ginny had found on another day.
Finally the queue moved and it was his turn to grab a pinch of Floo powder and state his destination: The Leaky Cauldron!
Neville stumbled out of the hearth and into the dimly lit inn, nearly running over a hag who was walking by the fireplace with a heavy tankard of mead. He brushed off his shoulders and coughed; the air was speckled with dust. Neville always tried to keep his elbows tucked in, but he seemed to drag along a fair amount of soot regardless. He hated the Floo. Apparating was just so much easier andat least for himcleaner.
Collecting himself, he quietly left the pub and headed into Diagon Alley towards Popplewells Comestibles and Provisions. It was a small grocery, but it was convenient, and once he had purchased everything he needed he could Apparate home.
Neville walked briskly toward his destination, glancing at his watch. If he hurried he would have everything ready by the time the Potters arrived at his house. Rounding the corner, he turned to open the door and stopped dead in his tracks.
It was as if every wizard in London had suddenly converged into this one, small, corner shop. The aisles were crammed with people weaving and bumping about, finding what they needed. There were even a few zipping here and there on their brooms, accidentally thwacking people in the head with strings of sausages, or in one case, a cured ham. Those still on the ground were stretching over each other to pluck boxes of biscuits, around each other to grab the tinned tomatoes, or under each other to pick the jars of jam that they wanted. Many chose to Accio items rather than reach for them, and this led to further accidental thwackings. He stood dumbfounded until those same people began to elbow in and out around him and, feeling it best not to continue to block the door, he moved to gather a shopping basket.
He maneuvered his way through the crowd toward the produce aisle, which was where he wanted to start. After offering to make dinner, Neville had sent an owl requesting his Grans hotpot recipe. Gran had complied by sending him a very detailed reply. Her note was so thorough it was as if she had forgotten how many times she had had Neville peel carrots and sprouts for this same recipe. But no matter, he now had all the instructions and the proper cooking charmsit would be nearly impossible for anything to go wrong.
Neville reached in his pocket to retrieve the ingredient list. It wasnt there. He tried his other pocket, and found it wasnt there either. Then he remembered he had put it in the pocket of his lab robe, which was hanging on the coat rack in his office. And it wasnt just the ingredient list that he had forgotten; it was all ten pages of his Grans letter. The security measures around the Institute wouldnt allow him to Accio the correspondence and retracing his steps would take entirely too long. His shoulders slumped, uncertain as to what he was going to do.
He had just about decided that he would make spaghetti bolognese instead when he heard his name.
Neville? Neville Longbottom?
He turned to find a petite, dark-haired woman with incredibly cute dimples smiling up at him.
that was you!
Neville blinked, frantically trying to place a name with the face, but failed miserably. People brushed by him, jostling him where he stood, frozen.
Erm I
She giggled, shaking her head slightly. A smile lit behind her eyes.
Its me Susan Susan Bones.
A wave of relief rushed over him, quickly followed by another of mortifying embarrassment. How could he not have recognized her when he was paired with her in Herbology class all the time during seventh year? He moved out of the center of the aisle toward her, sheepishly.
Susan! Im sorryI didntI He stopped short, puzzled. What are you doing here?
She laughed, holding up her basket of shopping, as if to point out the obvious.
I just got off work and needed to buy a few things for the weekend. This place is a madhouse thoughIve never seen it this busy.
Yeahyeah, me neither. Neville glanced around at all the scampering people and flying food, and then looked back at Susan. He hadnt seen her since they left school, which was now nearly three years. But she was just as pretty as he remembered, and her laughthere was something about the lilt of it that had always made him grin.
However, something about her was different. He tilted his head, trying to figure out what it was, and cleared his throat hastily. So, do you normally shop here?
Yes and no. It depends. I come here after work a lot, but theres another shopslightly biggerthat I go to when I have more time. She paused and, suddenly self-conscious, scrunched her nose, rubbing it. Why are youis there something on my face?
Neville started, realizing that he had been staring quite unabashedly. No! No, Im sorryI just he felt his face go as red as a tomato, theres something different about you and I just cant place
My hair, she stated simply. She flipped the ends up to show him. Its a lot shorterand not in a plait. I always used to wear it in a plait.
Oh, yeah. Right. Neville smiled. It looks nice.
Thanks. Susan smiled, high patches of pink rising on her cheeks. Caught off guard by the sound of frantic metal wheels, she whirled and hastily took a step toward him in order to avoid being run over by a harassed-looking witch pushing a trolley. She stayed where she was even after the witch pushing the trolley had left. Do you still have your Mimbulus mimbletonia?
Oh, yeahits huge now. It must be in its tenth new pot. Ive taken several cuttings from it as well. Neville smiled, remembering that Susan had helped him re-pot it twice in Herbology class. Do you still have the cutting that I gave you?
She nodded enthusiastically. Oh, yes. Its grown quite bigI transferred it from its pot into the garden just this spring. It seems to like it well enoughalthough the cat doesnt. Hes been stinksapped a few too many times for his liking.
Neville laughed. It doesnt make a very good scratching post.
No, no. It most certainly does not, Susan agreed with a wince. She ignored the people elbowing her to get to the display of bananas. But I hear its great for other things. Congratulations, by the way. St. Mungos was ecstatic when they found out about your Obliviate cureits quite something, you know.
Neville swallowed. He didnt have the heart to tell her that his find had been completely by accident. He had been using the stinksap from his Mimbulus mimbletonia to try and find a cure for the insanity caused by the extended use of the Cruciatus curse, not a cure for the Obliviate charm. Well, my lab partner had a hand in it as well. Hes the potions expertII just know about the plants.
She looked up at him with a shrewd eye. Yes, but it was your combination of ingredients that made the potion work.
A warmth filled him, seemingly from his very toes.
He looked away, uncertain what to do or say. It was much easier when people just complimented the potion, or his effortbut not him directly. He wasnt accustomed to it.
A shopper jostled in between them to collect oranges from a display. Neville hastily took a step back, almost tripping over a small child on a toy broom tethered to his mothers wrist. Grateful for a distraction, Neville studied the oranges waiting for the wizard to move. He was grumbling about the price of oranges and didnt seem to notice Neville, and when he left, Neville took a hesitant step back towards Susan. His mind struggled for anything useful to say.
She smiled again, idly playing with the handle on her basket. Well, I wont keep youI just wanted to say hi.
Yeah, right. Okayit was good to see you. Neville felt a strange twinge of disappointment. He had enjoyed talking with her. He was just about to turn away, when a sudden idea struck him. Hey, Susan
She turned back towards him, expectantly.
Have you ever made a hotpot before?
Of courseloads of times, with my mum.
Neville shifted awkwardly. Well, see, my Granshe sent me the recipebut I seem to havewell, I forgot it at work. Do you think do you think you could help me find all the ingredients? I mean, unless, well, unless youre in a hurry or something
She cut him off with a warm smile. No, of course notI was just going home to curl up with a good book. Id love to help.
Neville relaxed.
Thanks. He smiled, holding her gaze until he felt his collar tightening uncomfortably. All right, well then he cleared his throat, I know I need potatoes and onions
Susan broke his gaze with a sudden flurry of movement. Heading in the direction of the potato display, she paused uncertainly as she considered the array. Do you have a preference as to which kind?
As people jostled around them, Neville found himself moving closer to her to avoid being separated. My Gran always uses King Edwardsbut I suppose it doesnt matter much since we peel them anyway.
True but you dont want them to be too firm. They need to be soft enough when cooked, hmmm here these should work. Her fingers ran nimbly over the tops of several Désirée potatoes, quickly picking some and plunking them into his basket. She did the same with the carrots and the same with a selection of onions. She was much more efficient at this than Neville, who usually took an inordinate amount of time systematically inspecting each specimen before making his selection. He was surprised at how decisive she was. It was refreshing.
And youll need this she turned towards him holding up a fat turnip.
A turnip? Neville was certain his Gran never put a turnip in her hotpot.
For luck.
Neville was puzzled now more than ever. As far as he knew turnips had never been associated with luck. ErI dont really?
Yes. No. I mean her cheeks tinged pink and her hands fluttered slightly, I suppose theyre not traditional symbols of luck, but my Grandad always insisted that Gran put one in each of her hotpots for luck. Its a family tradition reallyhe used to have quite a garden of turnips for the cows, but well, anyway.
She turned to deposit the turnip back on top of the pile. You certainly dont need one, I wasnt really thinking. I suppose it is a bit silly really
Neville plucked the turnip out from under her hand and put it in his basket.
Her eyes went wide as she looked up at him.
So, well Neville cleared his throat, trying to ignore the sudden lurch of his stomach. I have thyme and bay in my garden
Worcester Sauce?
Yes, but not in the garden.
She laughed again, her eyes twinkling. Well, then I suppose all you need is the lamb.
They spent several minutes picking out the best cuts of lamb at the meat counter. All the while Neville was stealing the occasional glance at Susan trying to determine if she would be receptive to an invitation to dinner that evening.
Once they had selected the meat they went to find a nice loaf of crusty bread to accompany the meal and while they walked he rubbed his forehead in agitation, trying to decide if he should ask her now, or if he should waitmaybe even wait until a different evening altogether. Neville felt his pulse begin to quicken. His time was running out, any minute she would say that she needed to gather her own groceries and he would have missed his chance.
Something clever, something witty, something interesting
Any and all words were stuck in his throat.
But then it dawned on him. The whole time he had been talking to Susan he hadnt been trying to come up with anything clever, witty or interesting it had just been natural and uncomplicated. It was easy to talk to her, and even more, he had just been himself Neville Longbottom and Susan didnt seem to mind.
Uh, Susan?
Whatdid we forget something? Distracted, she looked into his basket, ticking the ingredients off on one hand. Lamb, sprouts, carrots
No, Susan Neville cut her off, stilling her hand with one of his own. Erm, nowe have everything
Her hand felt hot in his. He let go of it very quickly, flexing his fingers by his side. I wanted to ask ask you if, well, you see Im having this small dinner party tonight and I wondered well, I wondered if you might want to come? I know its last minutebut Id really love it if
Yes. Her face turned scarlet. Yes, Id love to come.
A tidal wave of relief rushed over him.
Neville felt a grin pull at his mouth. Great. Thats great
Oh! Susan looked down at her outfit. But I just got off shift at St. Mungosso Im not really dressed for a dinner party
You work at St. Mungos? But Ive never seen you there Neville puzzled, thinking of all the times he had been to visit his parents. He felt slightly daft that he hadnt recognized the baggy lime trousers she wore as the ones that all the Healers wore under their matching lime robes.
You wouldnt have. Im a Healer in the Alabastor Stork-Behring Ward. She flapped her hand as if this explained everything. It didnt, at least not to Neville. Would I have time to go home and change first?
Of course. Neville nodded. Although, its just Harry and Ginny coming to dinnerIm sure they wouldnt mind one way or the other
Harry and Ginny! Susans face lit up. Oh, how perfect! Ginny had an appointment in the ward earlier this week and we were talking about how nice it would be to get together for dinner. Shes so nice and Im so excited for her and Harry, shes
Neville tuned out everything else. Hang on. Ginny wanted to invite you to dinner?
Susan nodded. She mentioned that she usually had people over on Friday nights. Originally, I was scheduled to work tonight, but another Healer asked to trade for the night shift sowell, now Im off. And how ideal, because I never would have run into you either its all a bit strange isnt it?
Neville blinked, thoroughly amazed. You have no idea.
Perhaps Ginny had finally got it right.
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If you're significantly overweight, have high blood pressure, or have other risk factors for diabetes, such as family history of the disease, it's a good idea to get tested younger. If your insurance doesn't cover it, free testing is available at most major chain drugstores.How often: Every three years4. Bone density testWhen to start: At age 65, when all women should have a DXA. But if you've had a hysterectomy or have reached menopause and have risk factors for bone loss such as being thin or having a history of fractures, you should talk to your doctor about being screened now.How often: Every five years5. Vitamin D testWhen to start: Age 40; sooner if you have signs or risk factors for osteoporosis. As we age, our bodies become less efficient at synthesizing vitamin D from the sun, so after age 40 it's more likely that you'll become D-deficient. Also, if you have any signs of low bone density, such as a fracture, your doctor will want to test your vitamin D along with your bone density.How often: Although vitamin D testing isn't yet required or listed on the official schedule of recommended tests, more and more doctors are recommending it as an annual test after age 45, along with diabetes screening.6. Colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopyWhen to start: Age 50 for those with no risk factors. If, however, you have a first-degree family member who's had colon cancer before the age of 50, begin colonoscopy screening when you're ten years younger than the age at which your family member was diagnosed. If a family member was diagnosed at 45, for example, you should have your first screening at 35.How often: Flexible sigmoidoscopies should be repeated every five years, and a colonoscopy should be repeated every ten years. A computerized imaging technique called virtual colonoscopy is gaining popularity at some medical centers, but many doctors still consider it experimental and some insurers, including Medicare, don't cover it.7. Fecal occult blood test (FOBT)When to start: At age 50; your doctor may suggest it earlier if there's cause for concern about intestinal conditions.How often: Yearly after age 508. Skin cancer screeningWhen to start: Any ageHow often: Experts recommend conducting a personal "mole check" once a month in the shower to look for unusual growths or changes to existing moles. If you notice anything unusual, call your doctor. Many communities offer free skin cancer screenings, usually held at drug stores or clinics. They're often held in May, just as the summer season begins and people start to expose more skin.9. Eye exam and vision screeningWhen to start: Age 18How often: Every one to three years between the ages of 18 and 61, says the American Optometric Association; after that, as often as your doctor thinks is necessary depending on what's happening with your vision. If you have diabetes, you're at much higher risk for eye problems and should be checked more often.10. Hearing test (audiogram)When to start: When you or others notice problemsHow often: Hearing tests are voluntary, but the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association recommends hearing tests every ten years for adults up to age 50. After that, experts recommend hearing tests every three years.11. Thyroid testWhen to start: Age 35How often: The American Thyroid Association recommends a thyroid test every three to five years after the age of 35. Other doctors don't recommend a thyroid test for midlife adults unless you have symptoms of hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism. Many women begin to experience thyroid problems in their 40s and 50s, so if you have any question about whether your thyroid levels are normal, ask your doctor to order tests. After the age of 60, thyroid testing is usually conducted annually.12. Screening for metabolic syndromeWhen to start: Age 50How often: Every three to five years, along with cholesterol and diabetes screening13. Pelvic exam and pap smearWhen to start: At age 21 or within three years of becoming sexually activeHow often: Every year, although some doctors will allow you to go two to three years between exams if all your results have been normal.14. Physical breast examWhen to start: Age 20.How often: Experts recommend home breast exams once a month; it's usually best to do them just after your period ends, when breasts aren't as tender or sore. Women over age 18 should have a doctor perform a breast exam once a year; this is usually done along with the pelvic examination.15. MammogramWhen to start: Age 40; however, if your mother or sister was diagnosed with breast cancer, especially if she was younger than 40, experts recommend starting mammograms five to ten years earlier than the age at which your relative was diagnosed.How often: Every year. (Disregard recent controversy over mammogram frequency until final recommendations are issued.)
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University of Delaware professor Charles Elson, director of the school's Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, said the board has to look at the possibility of joining the suit if shareholders can benefit from its outcome. AIG has said it is taking its fiduciary duties seriously in weighing the suit.
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I hear this question frequently in clinic. The only clear answer to this question is that alcohol and epilepsy don't mix well. Consuming large amounts of alcohol raises the risk of a withdrawal seizure as blood alcohol levels decline following drinking. We know that people without epilepsy can provoke a seizure just from alcohol withdrawal, and for people with epilepsy, the risks are even higher.
Another risk of drinking is that if alcohol intake occurs on a consistent daily basis, the liver increases its metabolism to compensate, and metabolizes many antiepileptic drugs faster too, lowering their blood levels. This doesn't mean that people with epilepsy have to completely avoid alcohol, but I suggest they use great caution, no more than a drink or so at a time, and only on an infrequent basis.
As for coffee–or rather the caffeine in coffee, tea, and soda–some researchers have reported that caffeine could make seizures more likely. This is because caffeine is a mild stimulant. I don't think there's strong evidence for this, but as for all things, keeping caffeine intake moderate is a good idea.
However, more dangerous stimulants can turn up in unexpected places, such as herbal supplements advertised for 'energy' or 'weight-loss'; these often contain substances known to provoke seizures, such as kava kava, bitter orange, or ephedra, and should be avoided. (In general, if you're taking any kind of herbal supplement, always discuss it with your physician.) And it goes without saying that illegal stimulant drugs such as methamphetamine or cocaine will provoke seizures.
Finally, on the subject of foods that might affect epilepsy or antiepileptic drugs, grapefruit juice is known to inhibit the metabolism of a number of drugs, including possibly carbamazepine (Tegretol)–but I think you'd have to drink a lot of it to experience any effects.


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Nanny cam shows intruder beating New Jersey woman
If Obama had a son....
The person in the video was probably a victim of social injustice, wealth inequallity and racism. We cannot blame him or hold him accountable. It's society that is to blame.
****ing animal. Sadly stuff like this happens every day.
here's the video. very graphic in nature and may not be suitable if your at work.
i hope whoever gets to this scumbag gives him the same beating in return....
just one of many reactions online about the incident.
obviously photoshopped to make black males look bad.
Horrific crime.
I'm shocked 40ish white guys still can't help themselves when it comes to not having their guy in the WH.
Speaking of guns, if that woman in the video was your wife, don't you kinda wish she had access to a gun when she heard that subhuman hairy knuckledragger start kicking on the door?
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Jin Han International, Inc. (dba Pacific Foods Co.) 9/25/13
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Los Angeles District
222 W. Sixth Street. Suite 700
San Pedro, CA 90731-3354
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September 25, 2013
Mr. Suk M. Bae
c/o Jin Han International, Inc. (dba Pacific Foods Co.)
3000 Supply Avenue
Commerce, CA 90040
Dear Mr. Bae:
We inspected your seafood importer establishment, located at 3000 Supply Avenue, Commerce, CA 90040 between August 6 and August 15, 2013. We found that you have serious violations of the seafood Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) regulation, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 123 (21 CFR Part 123). The specific requirements for imported fish and fishery products are set out in 21 CFR 123.12. As an importer of fish or fishery products, you must operate in accordance with the requirements of Part 123. In accordance with 21 CFR 123.12(d), there must be evidence that all fish and fishery products offered for entry into the United States have been processed under conditions that comply with 21 CFR Part 123. If assurances do not exist that the imported fish or fishery product has been processed under conditions that are equivalent to those required of domestic processors under 21 CFR Part 123, the fish or fishery products will appear to be adulterated under Section 402(a)(4) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), 21 U.S.C. § 342(a)(4) and will be denied entry. Because our inspection identified serious violations for 21 CFR Part 123, your canned Mackerel Pike, canned Mackerel, and canned Bai-Top Shell are adulterated under Section 402(a)(4) of the Act (21 U.S.C. § 342(a)(4)), in that they have been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby they may have been rendered injurious to health. You may find the Act, the seafood HACCP regulation and the Fish and Fisheries Products Hazards & Controls Guidance through links in FDA's home page at www.fda.gov.
Your significant violations were as follows:
You did not implement an affirmative step which ensures that the fish and fishery product you import are processed in accordance with the seafood HACCP regulation, 21CFR 123.12(a)(2)(ii). Specifically, your firm did not have an affirmative step for the canned Mackerel Pike, canned Mackerel, and canned Bai-Top Shell manufactured by (b)(4).
You did not comply with 21CFR 123.12(a)(2)(i) in that you did not have product specifications that are designed to ensure that the fish and fishery products you import are not injurious to health or have not been processed under insanitary conditions. Specifically, your firm did not have product specifications for the canned Mackerel Pike, canned Mackerel, and canned Bai-Top Shell manufactured by (b)(4).
We may take further action if you do not promptly correct these violations. For instance, we may take further action to refuse admission of your imported fish or fishery products under Section 801(a) of the Act (21 U.S.C. § 381(a)), including placing them on "detention without physical examination," seize your product(s) and/or enjoin your firm from further violating the Act.
You should respond in writing within fifteen (15) working days from your receipt of this letter. Your response should outline the specific things you are doing to correct these violations. You should include in your response documentation, such as HACCP and importer verification records and records that document the performance and results of your firm's affirmative steps, or other useful information that would assist us in evaluating your corrections. If you cannot complete all corrections before you respond, you should explain the reason for your delay and state when you will correct any remaining violations.
This letter may not list all the violations at your facility. You are responsible for ensuring that your seafood importer establishment operates in compliance with the Act and the seafood HACCP regulation (21 CFR Part 123). You also have a responsibility to use procedures to prevent further violations of the Act and all applicable regulations for the fish or fishery products that you import into the United States.
Please send your reply to:
Food and Drug Administration
Attention: Daniel Solis, Director
Import Operations Branch
Los Angeles District
222 West 6th Street, Suite 700
San Pedro, CA 90731
If you have any questions regarding this letter, please contact Carla Fernandez Borges, Compliance Officer, at (310) 971-2373.
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- should have been "You could now start up a datastreamer" -- thanks. --CityK 02:25, 28 November 2007 (CET)
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Ashton Kutcher Naked on 'Two and a Half Men' Billboard [PHOTO]
On Tuesday, CBS released a brand-new — and admittedly smart — billboard campaign, offering fans of 'Two and a Half Men' their first official look at the show's new star, Ashton Kutcher.
The rather, uh, revealing ad shows a naked Kutcher standing alongside (also nude) co-stars Jon Cryer and Angus T. Jones.
Naturally, the naked trio's naughty bits are covered by a clever sign that reads, "All Will Be Revealed … 09.19.11," (the show's premiere date).
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Webb Room
First used as a nursery, this room became Dr. Webb's bedroom after his children reached adolescence. The spiral staircase was added to connect his quarters with a dressing room and valet's bedroom above. This is now a separate guest room (The White Room). The Renaissance Revival-style bedroom suite originally belonged to Lila's father William Henry Vanderbilt.
Green Room
Brown Room
Pink Room
Lilac Room
Louis XVI Room
The style of this room, popular during the nineteenth century, celebrated the French ruler and is characterized by elaborate applied decoration, pastel colors and floral patterns. The suite of painted furniture was purchased for the room in 1899 and is complemented by a wallpaper pattern and color scheme very similar to the original.
Yellow Room
Family Friendly
The Yellow Room served as a large guest room at the turn-of-the-century. It has a small adjoining room that was originally part of another guest room and now is furnished with a twin bed. The room also has a sunken bathroom, which was carefully designed so chambermaids would not disturb the room guests.
Rose Room
Family Friendly
The Rose Room was the bedroom of William Seward and Lila's only daughter and eldest child, Frederica. The wallpaper, modeled after the original, is made to look like watered silk fabric. Much of the furniture, the enormous closet and the bathroom fixtures are original to the room. Family friendly when paired with West Room.
South Room
Blue Room
West Room
Colonial Room
Family Friendly
This room, originally used by bachelor guests, overlooks the north end of the gardens and the wooded pathways of the Enchanted Forest. It features Colonial Revival style architecture and furniture that was very popular at the turn of the century. This Colonial Revival is apparent in the wing chair and spiral-turned bedposts.
East Room
Empire Room
Tower Room
Family Friendly
The Tower Room was originally used by William Seward and Lila's eldest son, James Watson Webb, as his bedroom while the adjoining Blue Room served as his sitting room. The selection of the blue and white floral patterned wallpaper from Clarence House was based on documentation of the room including an early inventory that identifies a floral patterned wallpaper on the walls. Family friendly when paired with Blue Room.
Violet Room
Family Friendly
With two twin beds and views to the East, this room adjoins the Gray Room. At the turn of the 19th century, violet and white striped wallpaper with bunches of violets served as a backdrop for the oak furniture in this room. Family friendly when paired with Gray Room. Private bath across the hall.
Dutch Room
Red Room
This simple room now offers a queen bed and a shared bath. It has unforgettable views to the south and west of the lawns, gardens, lake and Adirondack Mountains. Like the Oak, Dutch, and Colonial Rooms on the second floor, the Red Room was probably used by bachelor guests. Two baths, shared with Cherry and Gable Rooms.
Oak Room
Gray Room
Gable Room
Like the Oak, Dutch, and Colonial Rooms on the second floor, the Gable Room was probably used by bachelor guests. The room is close to the north stairway leading down to the Game Room, where men often gathered in the evenings to play billiards, smoke cigars and drink brandy. Two baths, shared with Cherry and Red Rooms.
Cherry Room
Like the Oak, Dutch, and Colonial Rooms on the second floor, the Cherry Room was probably used by bachelor guests. The room is close to the north stairway leading down to the Game Room, where men often gathered in the evenings to play billiards, smoke cigars and drink brandy. Two baths, shared with Red and Gable Rooms.


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Russia's human rights record may be straight out of the Middle Ages, but Sochi appears to be more Middle Earth. Maybe a few miles north of Mordor.
At least that's how the BBC seems to be marketing its coverage of the Winter Olympics. Who better to give the promo that dramatic flair than Charles Dance, the actor who plays the nasty patriarch Tywin Lannister on "The Game of Thrones"?
"Winter is coming," indeed.
"I am the dreadful menace. The one whose will is done. The haunting chill upon your neck," he says. Are we supposed to fear the Olympics?
At any rate, if you're not already fired up, this probably won't change that. But if you are, then this epic bit of marketing is worth a look. The promo aired last night and will be seen on the BBC during the lead-up to the opening ceremony on Feb. 7.
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• Pregnancy Support and Miscarriage Prevention
Erika Foy is a board certified, reproductive acupuncture specialist with a strong commitment to the quality of care and support she provides to her patients.
"Having the right support and resources can make all the difference in how the path to parenthood can unfold. I am dedicated to providing that help to my patients every step of the way." - Erika Foy
The Fertility Clinic is a specialty reproductive acupuncture center with expertise and experience in the treatment of female and male fertility.
" Erika, thank you for all of your dedication to helping us build our family. We appreciate all the extra effort you put forth to make sure that this dream that we worked so hard for would come true. "
-Lisa & Sean
The Fertility Clinic at Practice Longevity
4040 N. Calhoun Rd.
Brookfield, Wi 53005
The Fertility Clinic is located in Brookfield and provides acupuncture fertility services to the greater Milwaukee area of Wisconsin.
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