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Police continue manhunt for Pendine murder suspect
DYFED-POWYS POLICE is continuing to investigate the death of Simon Clark at Grove Caravan Park in Pendine which was reported on Friday (Sept 28).
The search continues for 52-year-old Steve Baxter (also known as Steve Rowley; Wayne Tidy; William TIDY) who is wanted on suspicion of murder. As part of the search Dyfed-Powys Police, with the assistance of South Wales Police officers, have today been conducting enquiries and property searches in the Neath area and the Fairwater area of Cardiff.
Three people remain in police custody
- A 40-year-old male arrested on suspicion of murder.
- A 52-year-old female arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender
- A 46-year-old female arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.
Detective Chief Inspector Paul Jones, leading the investigation, said: "We are keen to trace Steve Baxter as soon as possible as he is considered to be a dangerous individual. While we know he was in the Bridgend area last Friday we are aware that he has connections in the West Wales, South Wales and South West England areas. I would urge anyone who has information as to his whereabouts to contact police on 999 as soon as possible. Please do not approach him."
Anyone with information that could assist the investigation is asked to contact police on 101. If you are Deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired text the non-emergency number: 07811 311 908. Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555111, or visiting crimestoppers-uk.org.
Rosslare ready to go it alone
THE UK Government stands ready to revoke legislation governing the relationship between the ports of Fishguard and Rosslare.
The abolition of the current arrangements is a step closer according to Irish newspaper reports of a recent meeting between Transport Secretary Chris Grayling and Fianna Fáil's transport spokesperson Robert Troy and Wexford TD James Browne.
According to the reports, Mr Grayling told the Irish politicians that the UK has 'no strategic or economic' interest in keeping the ports' governance structure.
The Irish Government, meanwhile, regards Rosslare as a major part of its Brexit plans and has acquired further land to provide additional facilities there.
The ports are governed by a UK Act of Parliament from 1888, which created the Fishguard and Rosslare Railways and Harbour Company.
The Act continued to govern the relationship between the Ports, even after most of Ireland secured its independence from the – then – British empire.
However, the old legislation has – in the view of Irish TD James Browne – hindered the Irish Government's ability to expand activities at Rosslare to the benefit of the local and Irish economies.
Fishguard and Rosslare ports are part of the one company, namely the Fishguard and Rosslare Railway and Harbours Company set up by an Act of Parliament.
Mr Browne explained to The Herald: "In effect, ownership of the port lies with UK government. But in turn the ports are effectively run as private companies: Irish Rail control and operate the Rosslare end and Stena control and operate the Fishguard side and there is an agreement in place as to the division of profits of the company.
"In Ireland, this complex and archaic ownership model has regularly been cited as an inhibiting factor in the development of the port. In short, no one will invest in a port whose ownership is unclear."
The opportunity is not, however, all on one side, says the Wexford TD: "The decoupling of the two ports, and the transfer of Rosslare to Irish state ownership would free up both ports from this complex ownership model and allow investment in the ports."
Mr Browne also highlighted the potential for growth in economic activity in West Wales' closest trading neighbour: "Dublin Port is so busy that it is turning away business. Rosslare Port is in an ideal geographical location to attract shipping business and to take the pressure off of Dublin. Port. It, in turn, would act as an economic driver for the entire South East of Ireland."
Preseli Pembrokeshire MP Stephen Crabb told us: Stephen: "The importance of the Fishguard – Rosslare ferry connection is unquestionable with 80% of all goods from Ireland passing through Welsh ports.
"However, the historic legal framework for the ports is outdated and does not give either side the freedom they need to develop and innovate. I can well understand why change is being sought at this time.
"I have met with the management on both sides of the Irish Sea to discuss Brexit planning and other aspects of the industry and will continue to do so."
Ian Hampton, Chief People and Communications Officer, Stena Line said: "Stena Line hopes that by removing the historical legislation that governs the status of The Fishguard Rosslare Railways and Harbour Company it will enable Stena Line and the Irish Government to work closer together creating greater opportunity, such as the options for the long term development of both the respective ports."
Mums in Wales face shortfall in mental health services
THOUSANDS of women in Wales who need specialist support for mental health problems during pregnancy or following birth are unable to access the care they need because of where they live. And others needing specialist inpatient care must receive it in England because Wales does not have a mother and baby inpatient unit for women suffering the most severe mental health conditions.
Perinatal mental health problems are one of the most common complications experienced during pregnancy and after birth with up to one in five women – and up to one in 10 dads affected. Symptoms include depression, anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, eating disorders and postpartum psychosis.
It means that in Wales more than 6,000 new mothers every year will experience a mental health problem during pregnancy or in the 12 months following the birth of their child. If left untreated, these conditions can have a devastating impact on women and their families, making it harder for parents to provide the care babies need for healthy social, intellectual and emotional development.
As the NSPCC launches its new campaign, Fight for a Fair Start, which calls for improved perinatal mental health provision, the charity has highlighted that Wales's seven health boards have just one specialist health visitor and four specialist perinatal mental health midwives between them.
These roles can offer vital early help and continuity of care to mums and their families affected by perinatal mental health problems and help reduce demands on other services which have to support parents suffering problems.
The charity has also highlighted that new mothers experiencing the most severe perinatal mental health conditions are not able to access appropriate inpatient care in Wales because there is no mother and baby unit. Instead, women who need specialist inpatient care are either admitted for treatment in adult psychiatric wards – where they may be separated from their child – or in mother and baby units in England.
Launching Fight for a Fair Start today (19 July) NSPCC Cymru has called for:
- Dedicated specialist perinatal mental health midwives and health visitors in each health board area, to help identify and support women and their families affected by perinatal mental health problems.
- All women and their families to be able to access a mother and baby unit in Wales.
- Greater investment in specialist services to ensure that all women and their families can access high quality specialist perinatal mental health services, wherever they live in Wales
Dr Sarah Witcombe-Hayes, Senior Policy Researcher at NSPCC Wales, said: "New mums and dads in Wales are still not receiving the mental health support that they need to give their babies the best start in life. Experiencing perinatal mental health problems can make it harder for parents to provide the sensitive and responsive care that babies need at such an important time, and that is why it is so crucial to have the right support in place for families.
"Access to this vital support should not be dependent upon where you live. Having at least one specialist mental health midwife and specialist perinatal mental health visitor in each health board in Wales would be a significant step towards ensuring that these problems are identified early and mums and their families receive the best care.
"Greater investment is also needed. The Welsh Government must make sure that all women and their families affected by the most serious problems can access potentially lifesaving treatment and support from a mother and baby unit in Wales when they need it."
North Wales mum Sally Wilson developed postpartum psychosis in 2015 just days after the birth of her daughter Ella but was unable to access the locally-based help she needed such as a mother and baby unit. She said: "I experienced delusions, hallucinations and I was terrified I had harmed Ella but I was admitted to a general adult psychiatric unit, which was scary and traumatic, while Ella went home with my partner.
"In North Wales there weren't any specialist perinatal mental health teams and no specialist mother and baby unit with the nearest two hours away in England. It took me a long time to access the correct treatment and not only did this have an impact on my recovery but it also affected early bonding with Ella.
"In the absence of specialist help, I was fortunate that my partner's research background meant he was able to investigate evidence-based treatment options, I appreciate that is not the case for everyone. I also relied heavily on the charity Action on Postpartum Psychosis to help me recover. Ultimately, this saved my life."
Dr Jess Heron, CEO of Action on Postpartum Psychosis added that they supported the NSPCC Campaign. She said: "Most women who develop Postpartum Psychosis will need admission to a specialist Mother and Baby Unit. It is not right that women who become ill in Wales have to be admitted far away from their families in England, or risk being separated from their infant.
"Psychiatric illness is the leading cause of maternal death in the postpartum year in the UK. We fully endorse the call made by NSPCC for women to have immediate access to a mother and baby unit within a reasonable distance of their home if they need it, and to have access to specialist care within perinatal mental health teams wherever they live."
The NSPCC campaign has been supported by Jo Malone London who also fund direct services to new and prospective parents, focussing on supporting parents with their mental health problems to help them develop secure and healthy relationships with their children.
The NSPCC is inviting people to join the campaign by raising their voice and signing the Fight for a Fair Start petition.
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Forensic experts Tuesday recorded the voice of MIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi in another case of hate speech.
The Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) legislator was presented before a court in Nizamabad town, where the experts recorded his voice as he has reportedly claimed during the interrogation that the voice in the video footage of his speech was not his.
The court also extended his judicial custody till Feb 26. The hearing on his bail petition was also adjourned to Feb 14.
Owaisi was brought to the court amid tight security.
A curfew-like situation prevailed around the court complex with police forcing the closure of shops, eye-witnesses said.
The young leader was brought from a jail in Adilabad district, where he is lodged since his arrest last month in case of hate speech booked against him in Nirmal town of the same district.
Akbar Owaisi, the younger brother of MIM chief and Lok Sabha member Asaduddin Owaisi, had made the controversial speeches at Nirmal on Dec 8 and at Nizamabad on Dec 22 last year.
Adilabad is about 300 km and Nizamabad 200 km from Hyderabad.
The MIM legislator's voice was recorded in a court in Nirmal town on Feb 5. The court same day extended his judicial custody till Feb 19.
A member of assembly from Chandrayangutta constituency in Hyderabad, he is facing charges of sedition, waging war against the nation and promoting enmity between people.


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Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Michael Walzer, Professor Emeritus of Social Science at the Institute for Advanced Study, who reflects on his intellectual journey. Topics covered include: the influence of his parents; his Jewish upbringing; his education at Brandeis; Harvard, and Cambridge; his tenure at Dissent and the impact of the protest movements of the 1960's. Walzer compares the work of a political theorist and that of a social critic. He analyzes humanitarian intervention and drone warfare in the context of just war theory. He also discusses the aftermath of the 2008 economic collapse from the perspective of a social critic. Recorded on 11/12/2013. (#26208)
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The 2014 NFL season will kick off Sept. 4 in Seattle, where the Super Bowl champion Seahawks will be honored before the boisterous 12th Man in the regular-season opener against the Green Bay Packers.
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I was on my usual route to work trying to get from my house in Rollinsford to my office at Enterprise Park off Sixth Street in Dover when I saw her.
It was during one of those recent blistering heat waves when it was already 80-plus degrees at 8 o'clock in the morning and there she was pushing her shopping cart as if she were running the Boston Marathon. Her thick, dark hair was flying about wildly and her mouth moved in rapid conversation to no one.
If you live around here, you know who I am talking about. You see her in downtown Somersworth, chugging along with her cart on Route 108, whizzing by Walmart and in pushing through downtown Dover. She must walk at least 35 to 40 miles a day. The locals have a name for her and it is not politically correct or kind. They call her "Crazy _______." I am using a blank purposely because I do not want to violate her privacy or take away her dignity. I know her first name and so do you, but it isn't right to use it. In this article, we'll call her Karen because that is not her real name.
I am not a psychologist or a psychiatrist and I have never seen Karen's private medical files, but I am pretty sure what the paperwork says — paranoid schizophrenic. She is fearful, always on guard and keeps on the move at all times. She may hear voices in her head, voices she responds to as she appears to talk to no one while walking the streets alone. I have seen her in blistering heat and in the dead of winter trudging in a blizzard. I am not sure how she negotiates the real world of sidewalks, cars, crosswalks, traffic lights and people since Karen is so absorbed in her own world.
Some of my teenage son's friends talk about "Crazy ______ ," and I worry. I know they are probably just curious, but still … Would they hurt her? Do they tease her or try to upset her? Do they mock her? I pray they are better than that, but wonder if someone will take advantage of Karen eventually. I know she is not safe, but sadly there is nothing anyone can do about that.
Mentally ill people have the right to be mentally ill, even though they probably don't have the capacity to make informed decisions about their own care. It seems wrong to me that Karen is allowed to wander the streets muttering to no one and perhaps even putting herself in danger. I'd like to see her in a nice, safe home taking antipsychotic medications every day and learning to communicate with our world. But I have no right to make her do this. Even her family — if they are still around — can't make her take care of herself.
Karen appears to be in her 30s and wasn't alive in the horrible days when mentally ill and developmentally disabled people were locked up in institutions that were like giant warehouses. They were hidden away, medicated to the point of stupor and subjected to cruel treatment and filthy conditions. It was a dark time. When I was a college student in the 1970s, the pendulum began to swing the other way. Many powerful people began to fight for the deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill and developmentally disabled. "Titicut Follies," a 1967 American documentary film about the patients of Bridgewater State Hospital for the criminally insane, was shown on every college campus in America. And, there was a very popular cult movie at the time called "King of Hearts," starring Alan Bates and Genevieve Bujold. The theme of that film was that mental illness was harmless and a beautiful thing.
Thus began a movement that saw the shuttering of most of the large warehouses where the mentally ill were forced to go. The patients were sent home to live in their communities and accept help (if they wanted it) from local mental health providers. In addition, states, including New Hampshire, passed strict laws preventing the involuntary commitment of mentally ill patients to state hospitals.
Because of this Karen is free to walk the Seacoast, even if her mind is torturing her and she does not have the capacity to fend off the occasional curious or cruel teenager she happens to meet up with. She does not have to take antipsychotic medications or keep her shrink appointments, even if she would be safer doing so.
I called a local expert to ask about Karen. Greg Burdwood, the behavior health transitional coordinator at the New Hampshire Institute for Health Policy and Practice at the University of New Hampshire, has spent his career in the mental health trenches. He did not know anything about Karen and couldn't disclose it if he did. But he does know the law. In New Hampshire and many other states, an individual has to present a clear and present danger to themselves or others in order to be involuntarily committed to a mental hospital where patients are forced to take treatments, including medication.
"We respect people's rights to make their own choices unless they will bring bodily harm to themselves, or others," Burdwood said. To get Karen into a hospital, a petitioner would have to go to court and present reasons why she should be deprived of her liberty. Burdwood, who has been a therapist during his career, said he recalled getting a scolding from a judge after petitioning for the involuntary commitment of one of his patients whom he believed was going to harm himself. The patient had told Burdwood, "I don't want to live anymore."
But it wasn't enough for the judge who wanted to hear that Burdwood's patient had a definite plan of action to kill himself. If, for instance, the patient said he would jump off the high-rise bridge over the Piscataqua River on the 27th of the month, Burdwood might have convinced the judge to hospitalize the man. But that didn't happen and, surprisingly, Burdwood isn't sorry he lost the case.
Burdwood got his start in the mental health field in 1984 at Independence House in Dover. Many of the residents there were in their 20s and 30s and severely mentally ill. "Most of the time," Burdwood recalls, "they were floridly psychotic," but, not locked up.
Now, 25 years later, Burdwood runs into some of these Independence House alumni in the community. "They have gone so much farther. Many of them live in their own apartments and have part-time jobs," Burdwood said — outcomes that would never have happened in the days of institutionalization.
"It's a very difficult line, but I have to come down on the side of the Libertarians, I guess," Burdwood said, chuckling softly because it's a tough call and more than a little uncomfortable at times. Burdwood said he hopes there is sufficient outreach to Karen to present options. If she rejects them, that's her right.
Though I can see the logic of letting Karen choose and the dangers of taking her freedom away, I still wonder about her every night. I hope she is safe. I hope she is not sleeping outside on a sub-zero winter night. I hope she is not overwhelmed by fear from the unrelenting voices she listens to. And I pray that someone, somewhere in the system, is watching out for her.
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FITCHBURG, MA-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's outdoor track and field teams turned in a strong performance at the Jim Sheehan Memorial Classic at the Elliot Athletic Complex Saturday.
Both teams finished third overall. The men had 106 points and were third in a 20-team field. Southern Maine was first with 147.5 points. The women were third with 66 points. Colby was first with 211 points.
For the men, graduate student Eric Holmes (Abington, MA/Abington HS) won the 3000 meter steeplechase in 9:49.66. Freshman Tom Barry (Wilmington, MA/Wilmington HS) was second in the 400 yard hurdles in 59.55 seconds, senior Jimmy Knuuttila (Lunenburg, MA/Lunenburg HS) third in 59.57, sophomore James Morgan (Stoneham, MA/Stoneham HS/Assumption) sixth in 63.11, and freshman Tom Silva (Seekonk, MA/Seekonk HS) eighth in 64.68. Senior Tyler Buck (Valley Center, CA/Valley Center HS) was fourth at 800 meters in 1:59.82 and sophomore Eric Nygaard (Medway, MA/ Medway HS) seventh in 2:05.01. At 1500 meters, junior Tim Whelan (Abington, MA/Abington HS) was fifth in 4:14.89 and Nygaard sixth in 4:15.45. Sophomore Marcus Williams (Worcester, MA/Doherty HS) was third in the 110 hurdles in 18.22 seconds, sophomore Jeff Beal (Townsend, MA/North Middlesex HS) fourth in 18;38 and Morgan fifth in 18.55. In the shot put, freshman Robert Yarbrough (Fall River, MA/Durfee HS) was second with a throw of 43 feet, 10 ½ inches. Freshman Gerald Arneaud (Dorchester, MA/Newton North HS) was fourth at 400 meters in 51.31 seconds, and freshman Kevin Gilmore (Hanson, MA/Whitman-Hanson HS) was fourth at 5000 meters in 15:39.29.
For the women, sophomore Linee Mello-Frost (New Bedford, MA/New Bedford HS) was second in the 100 meter hurdles in 17.57 seconds, junior Jess Carpenter (Rutland, MA/Wachusett Regional HS) was seventh at 800 meters in 2:36.32 and freshman Megan Oliveira (Somerset, MA/Somerset HS) was eighth in 2:36.58. In the triple jump, freshman Patience Noah (Framingham, MA/Keefe Tech) was second at 34 feet, 5 ½ inches. Emily Migre was third in the javelin at 103-5 and freshman Emily Hall (Seekonk, MA/Seekonk HS) fourth at 101-5, sophomore Jermai Harrison (Brockton, MA/Brockton HS) was second in the shot put at 36-10 ¼ and fourth in the discus at 107-2, and freshman Brittany Cole (Dartmouth, MA/Dartmouth HS) fifth in the shot put at 33-6 ¾.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Favorable results from a huge heart study could help redeem investors' faith in Merck & Co and its two biggest cholesterol drugs, Vytorin and Zetia, and potentially add billions of dollars in annual revenue.
Investors have soured on the No. 2 U.S. drugmaker since late December, following setbacks to a closely watched experimental drug for osteoporosis and a newer cholesterol medicine.
Those concerns come on top of investor anxiety over the outcome of the study of 18,000 heart patients called IMPROVE-IT that has contributed to Merck's shares lagging rival large drugmakers by about 10 percentage points in that short period.
An independent monitoring board is expected to complete an interim analysis of the study in March, and decide whether it should continue as planned until September 2014.
Sales of Vytorin and Zetia have fallen since 2008 because of concerns about their effectiveness and safety.
"If the data are extremely good, and statistically significant, that would be a big win for Merck, and there's no reason combined sales of Vytorin and Zetia couldn't climb by billions" of dollars, said Morningstar analyst Damien Conover.
The IMPROVE-IT study involves patients with already well-controlled cholesterol who had heart attacks or the kind of chest pain that can precede heart attacks. It looks to determine if Merck's $1.75 billion-a-year Vytorin pill can significantly reduce heart attacks, strokes and heart-related deaths compared with the company's older, generically-available Zocor.
Vytorin, approved in 2004, combines Zocor with Zetia, so the study is a measure of the clinical benefit of adding Zetia, which lowers bad LDL cholesterol by blocking the liver's production of the blood fat.
Zetia, which is also sold separately and has annual sales of almost $2.6 billion, is prescribed by doctors as a standalone treatment or to add to the cholesterol-lowering power of statins, such as Zocor or Lipitor.
The monitoring board, based upon data only it has the right to see, could order an early halt to the trial if it believes the data already show Vytorin is more heart protective than Zocor, if it deems Vytorin to be clearly no better than Zocor or if safety problems arise with Vytorin.
Blinded studies have independent safety monitoring boards to make sure drugs are not harmful, or are so effective that it would be unethical not to offer the meds to the placebo group.
"If the trial stops because it shows efficacy, Merck shares could rise a great deal - 10 or 15 percent, or even more," as the overhang on Merck shares is lifted, said Barclays Capital analyst Tony Butler.
The most likely scenario is that the monitoring board will take no action, and allow the trial to continue to its planned 2014 conclusion, analysts say.
Butler, however, estimated there was a 40 percent chance that the board would determine Vytorin is superior to Zocor and order the trial halted. "There's an extraordinarily small probability, maybe 5 or 10 percent, that the trial stops due to some kind of harm," Butler added.
Morningstar's Conover said he is guardedly optimistic about positive results from IMPROVE-IT, either next month, or when the trial runs its planned full course.
"There's a cloudy outlook on Vytorin, but we feel the trial will show a trend towards efficacy," meaning better results than Zocor that might not reach statistical significance, he said.
But Merck shares could fall 10 percent or more if Vytorin fails to beat Zocor in preventing cardiovascular events, and demand for Vytorin and Zetia would wilt, analysts said.
"Global sales of Zetia and Vytorin could decline by 50 to 70 percent" in that event, according to Leerink Swann analyst Seamus Fernandez, and take Merck shares sharply lower.
Fernandez said he expects Vytorin to trump Zocor in the study, although he estimated the boost in combined Vytorin and Zetia sales would be only $500 million to $1 billion in 2016.
The prospects of rejuvenated sales of the cholesterol drugs could bolster faith in Merck that flagged after it scrapped plans to seek U.S. approval for a pill called Tredaptive used to increase "good" HDL cholesterol, and said it would delay seeking approval of an osteoporosis drug called odanacatib, prompting safety concerns for a medicine that some analysts had hoped would become a $2 billion-a-year brand.
Combined Vytorin and Zetia sales had soared to about $5 billion, until January 2008, when Vytorin proved no better at preventing plaque in neck arteries than Zocor in another large trial called ENHANCE. It involved high-risk patients with an inherited form of heart disease.
Merck on Thursday agreed to pay $688 million to settle two U.S. class-action lawsuits by shareholders who alleged the company knew more than a year in advance that the trial was a failure, but withheld that information from investors. Merck, in agreeing to the settlement, denied any wrongdoing.
Safety concerns over Zetia also arose in 2008, when another trial called SEAS appeared to suggest a link to higher rates of cancer deaths, although that was later disproved to the satisfaction of most doctors. But a clean safety result from IMPROVE-IT can only help to reassure doubters.
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Is it the crafter in me, the artistic birthday girl, or the 12 children in the house on a winter day that called for a rainbow party craft?
I love that little E was soo proud of our enviro-friendly craft - the first thing she announced to everyone as they sat down at the table was, "It's made out of toilet paper tubes!" Not paper towel tubes or wrapping paper tubes (which are both true!). She's a crafter and an enviromentalist!
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I read the March 19 jdnews.com online article headlined �Man ordered to pay back victims.� The article details that Charles R. Webb pleaded guilty in Craven County for obtaining property by false pretense.
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I read the March 19 jdnews.com online article headlined �Man ordered to pay back victims.� The article details that Charles R. Webb pleaded guilty in Craven County for obtaining property by false pretense.
Webb received payment for work that was never completed and he never refunded the money for the incomplete work. Webb was ordered to pay restitution, placed on supervised probation and ordered to present any future customers a printed copy of his criminal record.
A very similar situation happened to me and several citizens in Onslow County, only we received no such justice.
In May 2012, I paid a seemingly legitimate man � the licensed owner of a landscaping and design company � $650 to purchase materials to sod my lawn. The remaining $650 was to be paid upon completion. Several weeks later, the owner drove a bobcat through my yard, destroyed the landscaping I had and then gave a plethora of excuses and falsehoods as to why the work could not be completed.
Through careful research, I found that he swindled several others, local citizens and military families through similar schemes and was found guilty in several civil matters in small claims court. Since this business owner obtained money through false pretenses, I took this matter to the magistrate and filed charges.
I presented substantial evidence that was very similar to that used to find Webb guilty; however, the judge who presided over the matter was generally disinterested in the case and conversed with another individual who was not affiliated with the case for a decent part of the testimony. Ultimately, the judge ordered that the man was not guilty of obtaining property by false pretense, and I was advised to seek my lost money in small-claims court.
Onslow County citizens have been failed. Since this man was not found guilty, Onslow County citizens and military families are still subject to his unethical business practices. No one will see the hard-earned money that was stolen from them.
Public records indicate this business owner has not paid one cent on any of the judgments against him.
Onslow County ought to look to Craven County as an example as it is evident Craven County is administering swift justice on behalf of their citizens.
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Beautiful cottage style King rooms cater for up to 2 guests with a comfortable King bed, ensuite bathroom, shower, air-conditioning, flat screen TV, desk and chair.
Enjoy complimentary WiFi, daily room service, linen, towels, soap, shampoo & conditioner and access to Resort facilities including guest laundry & rooftop swimming pool.
- 1 Kingsize bed
- Rookvrij
- Met airconditioning
- Televisie
- Aparte douche
- Voorzien van linnengoed en handdoeken
- Voorzien van linnengoed
- Bereikbaar met lift
- Draadloos internet
- Wasfaciliteiten
Algemene voorwaarden
General Terms:
Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in.
Check in time is from 2pm; arrival after 10pm is subject to prior arrangement.
Check out time is by 11am. Late check out is available at a pro rata rate and by prior arrangement. Failure to check out by 11am will result in another night's stay being charged.
We cannot accept guests under the age of 18 unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Please note that when staying in a dormitory room, the property requires a refundable $20 cash bond, per person, at time of check-in. This bond will be refunded at time of check-out.
Please note that the Rambutan is non-BYO (Bring Your Own) venue.
Please note that there is evening entertainment and music playing, up until 24:00 on weekends.
Room Conditions:
No excessive noise of traffic to and from room. No exceeding number of guests allowed per room. Drunken or disorderly behavior is prohibited. Linen & towels will be counted and damages or theft may result in charges to your credit card.
Cleaning charge: In the event that there is excessive cleaning required a minimum cleaning charge of $100 will be levied to the room charge.
Smoking is prohibited in ALL accommodation – a fee of $200 will be added to the room charge to cover additional cleaning. In the event whereby smoking in a guest room or dorm sets off a false fire alarm a fee of $1,500 will apply.
Payment Policy:
3.5% surcharge applies to Amex and Diners Card payments.
Rambutan will hold a bond for the duration of your stay - $100 bond for all private rooms and a $20 cash bond for all dormitory rooms. If the room entry card is lost $5 per lost card will be subtracted from the room bond.
Cancellation Policy:
*Standard Policy*
Your credit card details will be used to guarantee your reservation, with full payment due at time of check-in. In the event of a non-arrival or less than 24 hours' notice of cancellation is given, your first nights' accommodation will be charged by the hotel.
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Requires full pre-payment with no changes or refunds permitted.
Age Restrictions:
Rambutan is not able to accept guests under the age of 18 years of age unless staying with their parent or legal guardian.
Guests under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult at all times in the resort public areas, including the restaurant, bar and pool area.
Group bookings:
Bookings for 8 people or more are considered a group booking and guests must contact the reservation team directly to confirm their reservation. Cancellation of a group booking requires 21 days prior written notice via email to email@example.com otherwise a cancellation fee equal to 10% of the groups total of one night's accommodation will be taken.


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From Santa Monica Chef Jeremy Strubel, Rustic Canyon
"Brodo" is a more deeply flavored Italian version of broth. It can be flavored with meat, vegetables, herbs, or—in this case—the rind from a piece of Parmesan.
Vegetable Stock (may be made 1 day in advance)
- 4 quarts purchased vegetable broth
- 1 sachet: 2 sprigs thyme, 2 sprigs Italian parsley, 1 bay leaf
Parmesan Brodo (may be made 1 day in advance)
- 4 cups Vegetable Stock
- 1 Parmesan rind (nice big piece)*
Rosemary Breadcrumbs (may be made 1 day in advance)
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 tablespoon chopped garlic
- 2 cups small cubes of brioche, dried (dry overnight)
- 1 tablespoon snipped fresh rosemary
- 1 tablespoon chopped Italian parsley
Roasted Squash
- 3 small squash, such as delicatta, butternut, and/or kobacha; peeled and seeded
- 1 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 3 cinnamon sticks, broken into pieces
- 1 tablespoon whole cloves
- 5 pods star anise
- 1 cup brown sugar
- Olive oil for garnish
- Finely snipped Italian parsley
- 4 cups Vegetable Stock
- 1-1/3 cups farro
- 1 sachet: 1 clove garlic, crushed; 1 sprig each rosemary and thyme, 1 bay leaf
Braised Tuscan Kale
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1/3 cup diced shallot
- 1 pound Tuscan kale (cleaned and washed)
- 1-1/3 cups white wine
For Vegetable Stock, combine broth and sachet in large stockpot. Simmer 30 minutes. Strain; cool. Set aside.
For Parmesan Brodo, bring 4 cups Vegetable Stock to boil; lower heat to simmer. Add rind; set on lowest heat. Simmer 30 minutes. Set aside.
For Rosemary Breadcrumbs, heat medium skillet over medium heat. Add butter. When butter foams, add garlic; cook until fragrant. Add breadcrumbs; season with salt and pepper. Toast breadcrumbs until golden brown. Remove from heat; fold in spices. Transfer to baking sheet; cool. Set aside.
For Roasted Squash, preheat oven to 400°F. In skillet heat olive oil until shimmering. Add spices; cook about 30 seconds or until fragrant. Strain oil; reserve. Place squash on baking sheet; season with salt and pepper. Brush with oil. (Store remaining oil for up to one week. Use for salad dressing, roasting vegetables, or to brush on roasted chicken or baked fish.) Bake 1 hour. Sprinkle squash with brown sugar. Bake 5 minutes more, until sugar is golden and melted. Cut squash into 3x1-inch pieces.
For Farro, bring 4 cups Vegetable Stock to boil. Add sachet and farro. Cook farro until tender, about 30 to 40 minutes. (Store remaining stock for future use.)
For Braised Tuscan Kale, heat oil in large skillet. Add shallots; cook until fragrant. Add kale; season with salt and pepper. Toss kale with shallots; cook just until kale starts to wilt. Add wine; cover and cook over low heat until kale wilts and darkens. Remove lid and let wine reduce.
To serve, pour 1/4 cup warm Parmesan Brodo into serving bowl. Place small amount of kale in center. Top with 1/2 cup farro. Place 3 pieces squash around farro. Sprinkle with Rosemary Breadcrumbs. Drizzle brodo with olive oil; sprinkle with parsley. Repeat for additional servings. Makes 8 servings.
*Saving rinds from hard cheeses such as Parmesan is common practice in Italy. Use them to flavor stock, such as this brodo, or to melt into cheese sauces or chili as it cooks. If you don't have a rind on hand, you can usually get one from your local cheese shop.


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2019 - Recycled ECO (Deep) Barn Owl Boxes
Click Here for price or to purchase.
As an extra addition to our Eco range of Owl Boxes, we have launched this new ECO design for 2018, this being a taller external ECO Barn Owl Box (Ref EcoT).
As well as being an ECO Box, we have taken the design of our indoor Barn Owl Box & designed an external version with new inspection & cleaning openingt, this we feel makes life a little safer when nest box inspections or cleaning of the box takes place.
This Barn Owl Nest Box adds choice to our customers whilst adding much more to the range of Eco, timber & plywood nest boxes we already make & supply UK wide.
The huge benefits are that it's a lighter Owl Box & the main structure of the box is made from quality & durable recycled plastic that has superior thermal insulation and heat retaining properties.
With a well thought out & constructed design put in by our experienced conservation team, they have produced a great Barn Owl Box.
Here's a list of great benefits to our 'Newly designed' ECO Barn Owl Box (Ref EcoT)
- Robust in design & lighter than timber or plywood Barn Owl Boxes.
- ECO friendly, durable, washable & longer lasting, which means the Owl Box will not rot.
- Waterproof & well ventilated to combat the harshest of UK weather conditions.
- Breathable floor design that offers great airflow to combat moisture build up from Owl Pellets.
- Made from quality & durable recycled plastic that has superior thermal insulation and heat retaining properties.
- Our conservation team have professionally tested this Recycled Barn Owl Box against any drawbacks relating to heat & condensation, the results gained proved hugely positive to support the welfare of Owls & their young.
- Recycled materials used are chemical free, making it non toxic to Owls & all wildlife.
- Requires no protective treatment or staining!
- Comes with a 'robust' fixing bracket system.
- Easy to install on trees, poles & buildings (Internally or external). Trees & indoor buildings are a preferred location than the external walls of buildings.
- Comes with a well designed inspection hatch plus an easy access entry point for cleaning the box out.
- Supported with our 'solid timber' entrance porch that has been specially designed to protect the entrance hole from driving wind & rain. This provides a natural entrance point into the box
- Each ECO Barn Owl Box is sent out with its unique ID number, this means you can record the Barn Owl Box back to us or to a local project near you. (Recording is Optional)
- Also & most important, our Owl Conservation team are always on the end of the phone from 9am to 9pm daily to offer important support as & when required. (Tel: 01452 383999)
- Published Case Study report. http://www.centriforce.com/files/6614/5805/9028/CaseStudy13-Barn_Owl_Centre.pdf
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Portable Air Cooled Chiller (with Tank and Pump) CAVSS0304-TZ
Standard Features
- U.L. Listed, and EPA Compliant, R410a refrigeration condensing unit complies with latest codes
- Single refrigeration circuit with Copeland scroll compressor with crankcase heater
- Air cooled, high ambient, vertical discharge, condenser for 100°F ambient;
- Fan cycle control provides head pressure control down to 0°F ambient
- Weather proof electrical panel with single point power connection to compressor contactor
- 24 vac control circuit with component sequenced terminal strip for easy troubleshooting
- Remote control panel with electronic thermostat, digital temperature indicator lighted switches
- Stainless steel brazed plate evaporators with hot gas bypass capacity control and solenoid valve
- Externally equalized thermal expansion valve with liquid line solenoid valve, filter drier, sight glass
- Copper water lines with FPT connections and insulated with 1/2" closed cell prevents condensation mess
- Water flow safety switch locks out compressor in no flow condition
- Internal bypass loop to return line prevents compressor deadheading
- Lifetime, polyethylene reservoir with cabinet mounted fill port and glass tube external level gauge
- High head, cast iron centrifugal pump with nominal capacity of 2.4 gpm/ton at 100 ft. hd.
- Cabinet mounted CHWS outlet pressure gauge and analog temperature gauge
- Powder coated welded steel frame with laminated polyethylene panels
- Warranty: One (1) ) year limited parts, five ( 5 ) years limited compressor warranty
- Leak checked, pressure tested and run tested under load prior to shipment
Options & Accessories
- Receivers for 90% refrigerant storage
- Heated and insulated receiver for ambient temperatures below 30°F
- Nonferrous piping in lieu of copper for de-ionized water or corrosive fluids
- Condenser coil coating for corrosion protection in coastal areas and caustic environments
- Cabinet mounted, glycerin filled refrigeration pressure gauges
- Sanitary, double wall, evaporator for potable water
- Inhibited propylene glycol concentrate in 55 gallon drums or 5 gallon carboys
- Closed system reservoir in lieu of open polyethylene
- Factory authorized technician for startup and training
- Factory authorized contractor for installation
- Castors for portability
|Electrical Data
|Power Supply: 460/3/60
|45 Amps
|5.8 Amps
|Fan Motor:
|1 @ .4 Amps
|Pump Motor
|1.6 Amps
|Total Circuit:
|7.8 Amps
|15 Amps
|Physical Data
|48"L x 35"W x 50"H
|Ship Weight:
|1010 lbs.
|Minimum Clearances:
|30" All Sides 60" above Top
|Noise Rating:
|88 dBA @ 10 feet
|Fans CFM:
|1645 cfm @ 125°F
|Tank Capacity:
|26 Gallons ( Atmospheric )
|.75" FPT CHWS and CHWR


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Are investors stuck with John Chambers no matter what Cisco's stock does?
Insiders say they could be, because Chambers has amassed so much power that there's no way to get him to retire.
"Anyone who challenges Chambers is gone. The curious thing is that every time he discusses retirement, John extends it by two years. John looks at Cisco as if it were a platform for him, for his political ambitions, for country building," one former top executive with Cisco who still has close ties to the company told us.
"There is no one there that could be CEO. It's not Gary Moore," says the exec. Moore is Cisco's first COO who joined the company in February, 2011.
Don't look for Cisco's board of directors to step in and force the issue of leadership, this exec says. "Look at the board's composition. All of the board members have been selected by John and each one was not a great executioner either at their own CEO job, like Carol Bartz. They aren't going to stand up and say, 'John, you're doing this wrong.'"
Note that both ex-Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz and Yahoo founder Jerry Yang are on Cisco's board.
When John Chambers took over as chairman of Cisco, the stock traded at about $26 a share. Today it trades at about $16. It hasn't seen $25 in two years and hasn't seen the glory days of $77 a share since the tech bubble crashed in 2000.
Last year was a mess for Cisco and just when it looked like Cisco was back, Chambers scared investors again this month with lowered guidance.
Are you a current or former Cisco employee with a story to tell? We want to hear it. We are discreet. firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A regular feature of the Coldharbour Recordings production factory is Markus Schulz's Coldharbour Selections series, presenting three tracks which have been the biggest attention grabbers on his Global DJ Broadcast radio show and in his livesets. The 26th edition of the series however carries a distinct Prague flavour.
Already garnering attention thanks to his efforts on Bounce, under the Saint X alias, Mike Saint-Jules presents one of the most effective and hypnotic trance tracks heard in many a year, beautifully remixed by Greece's hot talent Basil O'Glue. His unique sounds take Crossing Planets to another level, generating an atmosphere which has captured the imagination of all Prague '11 listeners. Basil's remix has also done the business in the clubs, receiving a notable play from Markus in the World Tour recording from Bucharest late last year.
There are fewer producers in 2011 who have impressed Markus Schulz more than Colombia's Khomha. When he received a demo from the Medellin native hours before his annual solo set in Ibiza last summer, Markus debuted the track to the world on that same night, and was one of the earliest tracks locked in for the Prague '11 project. Primed very much for the clubs, Rainy in the Night has been a staple on the Global DJ Broadcast World Tour, with plays in Chicago and Miami, as well as Markus' set from the ASOT 500 celebrations in Buenos Aires in early April.
And last but not least, one of the regular contributors to Coldharbour is back for 2011 with another anthem. It was Cardboard Box in 2009 and Comet in 2010, now Poland's Skytech presents the aptly titled Sirens – a track which embodies the club sound of this year so far. With fond memories of the track emanating from the world famous Green Valley in Brazil, and the hallmarked Vision in Chicago, Sirens will appeal hugely to both lovers of house and trance.
Three massive tunes from the Coldharbour Recordings staple, guaranteed to be the hottest tracks in the DJ box in the coming months.
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A suspect was on the run Tuesday after three people were shot to death and one was wounded at a known drug house in suburban Salt Lake City, causing temporary lockdowns at several area schools.
Police left three bodies inside the house for much of Tuesday as they searched Midvale for ex-convict David Fresques, 25, who left his car at a nearby Motel 6.
"He is a suspect at large, and we want to get him caught," Unified Police Department Lt. Justin Hoyal said Tuesday afternoon.
Fresques has a lengthy criminal record and was paroled in November on a robbery conviction, court records show. His involvement or motive in the shooting was unknown.
Detectives, meanwhile, were interviewing two adults and a child left unharmed at the house during the shooting, Hoyal said.
The shooting was reported around 8 a.m. at a house that backs up to a sound barrier for Interstate-15, about a dozen miles south of Salt Lake City.
Hoyal said a search warrant had been served at the residence in recent weeks for drug activity. "It was a known narcotics house," he said.
Several elementary schools were locked down to keep children safe as dozens of officers began a search for Fresques, who police believe left the home after the shooting. The school lockdowns were later lifted, but police kept the schools under guard for much of the day.
At first, police called Fresques a "person of interest" in the case. But by late Tuesday Hoyal left no doubt that he was being considered a suspect, together with a second man who has yet to be identified.
Investigators and a medical examiner were preparing to enter the house late Tuesday to recover the bodies and evidence.
The fourth shooting victim, a woman, was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Her condition improved later Tuesday to serious, Hoyal said.
Neighbors said they thought the house had been left vacant after police conducted the drug raid weeks ago.
"We heard a big boom at 4 o'clock in the morning," said Guy Foote, 50, who lives nearby. "They blew the door hinges off with flash grenades. The police were telling us to get back inside our houses."
He and other residents were shocked to learn a triple homicide had occurred in their tidy neighborhood of small houses.
"It's crazy," Foote said. "It blows my mind. Scary. I walk my dogs on this street all the time."
Court records show the owner of the house was trying to evict tenants for nonpayment of rent, but the landlord's daughter told The Associated Press the shooting had nothing to do with the dispute in court.
Jose Velazquez filed eviction proceedings Jan. 29 against Jose Fernando Garcia and Esther Arredondo, who countersued a week later, claiming Velazquez failed to credit the couple for making repairs to the $116,000 house.
Several other people appeared to be staying at or frequently visiting the house, said Stephanie Velazquez, the owner's daughter. She didn't know if the tenants were victims of the shooting.


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If you have to ask how much it costs ...
Let's tune in to a game show I stumbled across while flipping channels.
Host: "Hey, everybody! It's time for another edition of 'The Price Is Rigged': the game show that pits haves against have-nots in a lively and fun-filled competition for life-sustaining treatments for HIV. Let's meet today's contestants. Johnny, who do we have in the studio today?"
Announcer: "Well, Bob, from West Hollywood, California ... joining us between a morning Pilates workout and his weekly teeth-bleaching appointment ... HIV-infected for nine years AND a holder of a cushy private insurance plan ... Wes Well-to-do, come on DOWN!"
Announcer: "And from Little Rock, Arkansas ... single mother of three latchkey children ... swing shift assistant manager at the downtown Tas-T-Freeze ... HIV-positive for one year and NO ACCESS to health benefits ... Thelma Threadbare, come on DOWN!"
Host: "Welcome to 'The Price Is Rigged,' contestants. You know the rules. In a few seconds we'll show you a drug used to treat HIV. Your job will be to guess its out-of-pocket cost to you. The contestant who comes closest to the drug's actual cost will take it home! Ready to play? Good! Then let's go! Johnny, what will Wes and Thelma be bidding on today?"
Announcer: "Fresh from the oven at DuPont Pharma ... just approved for marketing by the FDA ... the new non-nuke on the block ... Wes and Thelma, you'll be the ENVY of your friends when they open YOUR medicine cabinet and see this one-year supply of ... SUSTIIIIIIIIIVA!"
Audience: "Ooooohhhhh."
Host: "All right, contestants, you have 30 seconds to write your guess on the slate in front of you. Ready ... go! And while Wes and Thelma are writing, I'd like to remind our viewers at home that because 'The Price Is Rigged' is taped weeks in advance before a live studio audience in Hollywood, some products seen on 'The Price Is Rigged' may be pulled off the market by the FDA by the time that the show is aired. OK, contestants. Time's up. Let's see your guesses. Thelma, what would the out-of-pocket cost of a one-year supply of Sustiva be to you?"
Thelma: "Uh, five hundred dollars?"
Host: "No, Thelma, I'm sorry. That guess is INCORRECT. The actual cost, to you, of a one-year supply of Sustiva would be ... at least ... three-thousand, nine-hundred and forty-two dollars."
Audience: "Awwwww."
Host: "... and fifty-six cents. But you won't be going back to Little Rock empty-handed. In appreciation for your participation on our show, we do have for you: a tape of affirmations by Marianne Williamson, a six-month membership in the Little Rock Church of Religious Science, and a discount coupon for your local Caskets R Us."
Thelma: "Thank you, Bob. I'll sure put those things to use."
Host: "Aww, isn't she precious, ladies and gentlemen? Wes, now it's your turn. What would the annual cost of Sustiva be for you?"
Wes: "Uh ... nothing?"
Host: "That's RIGHT, Wes! Not even a one-penny co-pay! You win!"
Audience: "Yaaaaayyyyy."
Host: "And because we KNOW there would be no point in giving you a prize that you can score for free through your swank insurance benefits, what do we have for Wes to take home to West Hollywood, Johnny?"
Announcer: "Wes, you'll be the envy of your HIV-infected friends when they see you drive to your WeHo pharmacy and pick up your free meds in style ... in this BRAND-new ... 1999 SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE!"
Host: "Let's give Wes a big hand, audience. Shucks, now we're out of time. Tune in next time to see another pair of have-and-have-nots compete to survive on ...'The Price Is Rigged'!"


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Oklahoma Begins Preparations For Classic Showdown
The Sooners practice at Cowboys Stadium, one of the events leading up to the 2013 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic between the Oklahoma Sooners and Texas A&M Aggies at Cowboys Stadium.
Arlington, Texas – The 11th ranked Oklahoma Sooners began their AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic preparations at Cowboys Stadium today as they looked ahead to a matchup with the No. 9 Texas A&M Aggies.
Spirited music filled the air as the Sooners (10-2, 8-1 Big 12) held a two-hour practice in shorts and shoulder pads.
Earlier in the day, Head Coach Bob Stoops and select players met with the media to talk about the upcoming matchup with the Aggies and getting back into the groove after the holiday break.
"I feel good in that we have healed up a little bit from some of the sprained ankles and some of the injuries we'd had through the year that we've kind of managed and worked through," Stoops said.
Texas A&M will bring Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel into the Classic, but OU will counter with their own decorated leader in senior QB Landry Jones. Jones returns to the site of his first game action, when he took over for an injured Sam Bradford against BYU in 2009.
"Landry has been a very steady and excellent football player for us for four years. He's been through a lot of games and a lot of challenges," Stoops said. "Down the stretch for us he's been fabulous."
The Sooners finished the season with a five-game winning streak, claiming a share of their eighth Big 12 Championship. Over that streak, Jones has thrown for 1,980 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Tonight OU will attend the annual Lawry's Beef Bowl in Addison. Afterwards, players and coaches will attend the Dallas Mavericks game against the San Antonio Spurs.
The 77th AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic will be held on Friday Jan. 4th on FOX. Telecast starts at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff scheduled for 7:10 p.m. Gus Johnson will handle play-by-play duties with Charles Davis as the color analyst.
For the first time the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic will be heard around the world on ESPN Radio. Providing play-by-play is Brad Sham, the "Voice of the Dallas Cowboys", Ed Cunningham will provide color commentary and Ian Fitzsimmons will report from the sideline.


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The Harry Potter book series is a little sparse on the details of the Hogwarts schools uniforms. Robes and wizard hats mentioned, and (other than socks) that's pretty much it. No details on what the students wore, if anything, underneath their robes. But out of necessity, the movies gave a full answer to this question, and boy are we glad they did. Not just because "nothing" could have been an awkward answer, but because those Hogwarts uniforms just look so smart!Pick up your official Hogwarts house blazer, and be ready for your owl to arrive. You get your choice of the four houses: Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin. (And yes, the Ravenclaw is the movie version with a raven - we knew you smarties would ask!) There's a patch with the house crest on the chest, and the piping and lining match house colors. Even the smallest details were not overlooked - the buttons have the Hogwarts crest engraved on them. These are only available here at ThinkGeek, so pick one up before you depart for Platform 9 3/4! Product Specifications
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Before future "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert was hired as a correspondent on "The Daily Show," he tried his hand at morning television on "Good Morning America."
The Comedy Central host told MediaBistro in 2003 that in 1996, he "desperately needed a job" and agreed to a stint as a correspondent for the show.
He told MediaBistro:
I had been working for ABC Entertainment at The Dana Carvey Show in 1996. That show got canceled, my wife wasn't working, and we had a baby. Someone from entertainment division recommended to the news division that if they were looking for somebody who was funny but looked really straight, for a correspondent for Good Morning America, that they should consider me. ... They asked me if I could do it, I said yes, and they hired me. I did exactly two reports.
Only one of those reports ever made it to air. Here it is:
Colbert was just named David Letterman's successor on CBS' "Late Show."


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Scallop Shell Turquoise Blue Watercolor Beach Coastal Wall Art Print
Add some beach vibes to your home, office or nursery with this abstract inspired scallop shell drawing. It features a contemporary turquoise blue watercolor element with light + fresh textured overlay.
Each print is carefully made in California with the highest quality materials, providing for crisp and vibrant colors. Every print is printed on 100% pure cotton 340 GSM (21 mil) cold-pressed bright white paper with archival grade pigment inks. .
The paper we use for prints replicates that of traditional watercolor papers – featuring a textured surface that supports a wide color gamut. It's also acid-free, which gives the pigments in the print a longer life. Please note that all prints are printed with no bleed.
For canvas prints, each canvas is carefully crafted in California with the highest quality materials, providing for crisp and vibrant colors. All 8"x10" and 11"x14" canvases are .75" thick. 16"x20" and 18"x24" canvases are 1.5" thick. Stretched canvases come wrapped around a kiln-dried pine stretcher bars, ensuring that the canvas does not bow over time. Designs are printed on thick archival grade canvas with genuine OEM pigment inks, which will resist fading for over 100 years. Canvas will arrive with hardware already installed for quick and easy hanging. FRAME NOT INCLUDED.


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Free Hi-Res Clouds Photoshop Brush Set 2
This latest freebies set contains 17 High Resolution Clouds Photoshop Brushes. The brushes are between 2300px to 2500px large which makes them ideal for both print and web projects. These brushes were sitting on my computer for a while now and I always forgot to release them. They can be used in a variety of ways such as for adding cosmic and nebulae elements to your designs. Why not alter them using the warp and smudge tools in Photoshop. Alternatively you could create simple backgrounds with these for your design. Feel free to share your experiments with us! As always these hi-res Photoshop brushes are free for commercial and personal use.
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Vail Daily letter: Why I shot the bear
Vail, CO, Colorado
I am the resident who shot the sow in Eby Creek Mesa. I'd just like to start by apologizing to the residents who enjoyed the bear.
Trust me, I didn't want to see her die, either. My intent is not to kill every bear in the country, but I have a family to protect. My son is only 2 months old, and my wife would never even know how to load a gun – God forbid that she ever woke up to a bear in the house.
The only reason I put the bear down that morning is because when I flipped the porch light on, instead of running away, the sow started towards me in an aggressive manner. She was within two yards of my doorway that I was standing in.
I didn't know her intent, but I was stricken with fear for my life and the lives of my family, so I shot her.
Trust me, I am a veteran of foreign wars with the U.S. Army, and I take no life for granted. But when it comes to the protection of me and my family, I will always do what I have to to keep them safe from all harm.
So that said, I'd again like to apologize to my neighbors and residents for what had happened and hope they can understand.
Joseph Giegling
¡Gana dos billetes a Eagle County Rodeo!
El ganador va a recibir dos billetes adultos a Eagle County Rodeo para jueves.


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