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Conditions: Mostly Sunny
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Altimeter Trip: 1,980 ft
Altimeter Odometer: 50,750 ft
Maximum Speed: 29.5 mph
Average Speed: 16.6 mph
Distance Trip: 58.4 miles
Distance Odometer: 1,427.0 miles
Elapsed Time: 3 hr 30 min 37 sec
Even though the weather was nicer today than yesterday, my legs were still feeling flat. These rolling hills in Nebraska were more challenging than one would think they would be. So it was another "put your head down and ride" day. The scenery sucked. The roads sucked. I was just having a sucky day. Even though we "only" went about 60 miles today, the day just dragged and dragged. It seemed like everyone else was starting to tire psychologically as well.
The highlight of the day (if you want to call it that) was visiting Carhenge. Carhenge is exactly what you would guess it to be. It's a replication of Stonehenge but is made of old cars.
Stayed at a church in Alliance. I just vegged out most of the day and worked on writing my daily letter to Laura. It was rough getting a good night's sleep that night as the snorers were out in full force. I eventually found a nook in the church that was out of earshot of everyone else. I was hoping that I would feel better soon and get my groove back because it was all long rides (80+ miles per day) for the several days.
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The Reserve Bank of India was set up in 1935, under private ownership. Its charter was to maintain the monetary stability of India. In 1949, it was nationalized. The RBI monitors India's monetary and exchange rate policies, and the borrowings of the central and state governments. Regulation of commercial banking is another key responsibility. This volume narrates in detail how the RBI coped with the changes that it was required to manage. It is a fascinating story of how policy was actually made during a very trying period in the country's history. The chapters dealing with the management of the external sector are especially revealing since not much has been written about that aspect so far. Contents - Foreword - Preface - Acknowledgements - List of Tables - List of Documents - List of Appendices - List of Illustrations - Introduction 1. The Defining Event 2. Banking Expands 3. To Whom to Lend, How Much and How 4. Venturing Overseas 5. The Dictates 6. The Bank and Farmers 7. Promoting Institutions 8. Monetary Policy and Market Borrowings 9. Currency Management 10. Managing the Bank 11. Exchange Rate Conundrums 12. Debating International Liquidity 13. Adjustment in Uncertain Times 14. Anatomy of Exchange Control 15. The International Monetary System and the Developing Countries - Conclusion - Documents - Appendces - Selected References - Index. Printed Pages: 1129.
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Samoa beat Fiji with a 27-7 victory at a sold-out Eden Park on Sunday, securing the Pacific heavyweights a chance of qualifying for the last eight if they can beat South Africa next Friday.
AFP - Heavyweights Samoa won the battle of the Pacific juggernauts with a 27-7 victory over Fiji which kept alive their bid for the World Cup quarter-finals on Sunday.
Fly-half Tusi Pisi kicked Samoa to a 12-0 half-time lead before the game opened up in an entertaining second period where the Sea Eagles out-scored Fiji two tries to one to write another chapter in their glorious World Cup history.
The result gives Samoa, who famously reached the quarter-finals on their debut in 1991 and again in 1995, the chance of reaching the last eight when they face defending champions South Africa in Auckland on Friday.
But Fiji's chances of a second consecutive quarter-final were dealt a killer blow after their second defeat in the "Pool of Death" also featuring Wales and Namibia.
Samoa had promised to "smash" Fiji's forwards and starve their backs of ball, and so it proved in a first half of juddering collisions, calls for medical attention and handling errors with the slippery ball.
In damp conditions and a carnival atmosphere at sold-out Eden Park, Samoa played the opening 30 minutes nearly exclusively in the Fijian half and went into the break 12-0 up thanks to the boot of Pisi.
The ex-Toulon fly-half, now playing in Japan, kicked three penalties and an opportunist drop-goal as Seremaia Bai pushed his lone penalty attempt wide in Fiji's only real chance of securing points in the first period.
And Fiji twice had the video replay to thank after try-attempts by Sailosi Tagicakibau and 1.94m (six foot four) wing Alesana "Bulldozer" Tuilagi were ruled out after referral by referee Bryce Lawrence.
Pisi stroked over a fourth penalty early in the second half before Fiji had their best passage of play with a rolling attack through the forwards which was eventually ended by a turnover.
Tuilagi knocked Tagicakibau backwards with a ferocious hit as the big collisions kept coming, but a huge tackle by Fiji's Sisa Koyamaibole on Pisi could not prevent Samoa's first try as scrum-half Kahn Fotuali'i darted over from the ruck.
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On Tuesday, September 25, members of our Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), along with letterwinner Frank Youdelman '77 (Rifle), called Arizona letterwinners who are also Wildcat Club members to thank them for giving back. Our student-athletes recognize that they wouldn't have the experiences they do without donor support, and they were very enthused to have the opportunity to personally express their thanks.
From all of us at Arizona Athletics, we thank you for your continued support!
On Thursday, September 13, Wildcat Club members at the Button Salmon level and above joined us for a reception on the field at Arizona Stadium to kick off the start of the 2018-19 year.
Arizona Athletic Director Dave Heeke and Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director Erika Barnes took a moment to thank everyone for coming, share their excitement for the upcoming year, and celebrate the progress of our ongoing 4+1 projects. Following the reception, attendees had a chance to explore the newly renovated Zona Zoo.
What's your favorite memory of/at Arizona?
I have a two-part answer. First, in 1997, I watched the Arizona Men's Basketball team play during March Madness and then go on to win the 1997 NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Championship and I thought to myself "Wow, look at the support that university gets!" A year later a position opened up and how exciting of a place this would be to work for was definitely in my mind.
Part two would have to be the accomplishments of the 2002 Gymnastics team. Finishing in second place at the Pac-12 (then Pac-10) Championships was incredibly rewarding. It's also nice to have been here for twenty years and see athletes graduate and go out into the world and make a difference. There's no award that can match that. Working with the athletes outshines anything.
When did you realize you wanted to become a coach?
When I was in grad school. I was an assistant coach and I found it to be very rewarding. It became a calling for me. I wasn't shuffling papers, I could see the results from the efforts I put in, which I liked. I enjoyed working with athletes. They affected my life and I affected theirs. Coaching came very naturally to me. It didn't feel like work and I was lucky enough to make a career of it. I've been very blessed.
If you weren't a coach, what career would you have pursued?
Probably something in marketing—that's what my bachelor's degree is in. I actually considered trading on Wall Street when I was an undergrad.
What's the most rewarding part of coaching?
We get to change people's lives. We meet our athletes when they are 14 usually, and we have a relationship with them until they're 22…that's quite a long time. To be able to connect with so many people over the years is so special. And not only do you connect with the athlete, you connect with their family. Even after our athletes leave, those relationships continue. When we travel for competition to states where we have former Gymcats, we try to meet up. And Homecoming is always fun! Once a Gymcat, always a Gymcat.
What's your favorite thing about Tucson?
The winters! I don't miss shoveling snow or scraping ice. (Court has lived in Rhode Island and Vermont)
What are you most excited about for the upcoming season?
We made a lot of changes in the offseason. This will be my first season as head coach (not interim), and now I get to take the goals of the department and the University and combine them with mine and my staff's and go from there. It's not about wins or losses, the first competition is within ourselves. Winning inside that locker room, connecting better, supporting and trusting one another…that's teammate to teammate, coach to coach, coach to athlete. That's something we've been working on—connecting more with our athletes and changing the culture. We've seen a such strong commitment from our athletes and we want them to feel their opinions matter. We instituted a leadership council instead of team captains and the leadership changes every month. We talk about any issues, milestones we are trying to hit, how practice is going, community service efforts…. Then the council takes that information and shares it with the rest of the team. It gives them a chance to be leaders.
We have a lot of new athletes competing who have never been in the spotlight. About half of our team hasn't saluted a judge in college before, so as a coaching staff we are really looking forward to witnessing that.
What's something our donor/fan base doesn't know about you?
I lived in Vermont for five years and I still can't ski!
What do you do in your free time?
Work life balance is so important. You have to disconnect, as hard as that can be. I enjoy Tucson, I spend time with my friends, I go downtown, I play golf, I travel. I try to get near water/a beach as often I can.
What kind of impact do Wildcat Club members have on gymnastics?
Donors are very important to the success of Gymnastics. Gymnastics equipment can be pretty expensive so having that support is essential. There are so many ways to support Arizona Athletics as a whole. You can buy football tickets, you can give directly to a sport, it all counts, it all matters. We have some donors who have been supporting Gymnastics specifically for years and years, through our ups and downs, and knowing they want to help us build a great program means a great deal. Not only does donors support help our current team, it helps with future teams. For example, the locker room renovations—prospective athletes coming in notice those things and the better the facility we have, the more we have to offer.
What is your favorite memory as an Arizona athlete?
Earning All-American honors at last year's NCAA Division 1 Cross Country Championships. I wasn't originally recruited to run cross country, I was recruited to be a middle distance runner for the Track & Field team. It was a big surprise to everyone when I qualified. My goal going in was to place in the Top 40, so to place in the Top 25 was beyond my wildest dreams. During the race I was getting so much support from everyone back in Tucson and knowing that made the moment even more special.
When did you first take up running and when did you realize you were good at it?
I first took up running freshman year of high school. Growing up I was a swimmer, I swam for 15 years, and I also played volleyball. I had planned to play volleyball in high school, however, both of my parents ran in college and my mom was the high school cross country coach, so they convinced me to go out for summer running. After I returned from cross country camp, I knew that's what I wanted to do. I thought I would run cross country and play club volleyball, but by the time I got to the end of the cross country season, it's all I wanted to do!
What are you studying and what made you select the program?
I'm studying marketing. I started as an education major then I was a public management and policy major. I've always wanted to work for a non-profit, and I also wanted to have a major that was flexible and could be applied to a lot of different areas. Arizona has a stellar has a business school so I thought marketing would be a great way to go.
You graduate in December—what are your plans after college?
After I graduate I'm going to continue my running career. My plan is to focus the next five years on running. I'm hoping to work in a sports related field. Eventually I'd love to get into brand marketing before transitioning into non-profits.
What do you enjoy most about being a cross country volunteer assistant coach?
The opportunity to learn about the sport from a completely different perspective. When I'm at practices, I notice details now that I didn't as an athlete. Especially the importance of how a team is working together and how that translates to how they perform during races. Personally, I think I'll be able to apply what I'm learning as a coach to my own training and competitions once the season is over. I also love it because it gives me an opportunity to still be a part of the team—Arizona has been my family for the last four years. Interestingly, I get just as nervous for races as a coach as I did as an athlete!
What does being a Wildcat mean to you?
It means having the best fan base in the country. The best thing about being an Arizona Wildcat means knowing you have support coming from everywhere. I've been in Tokyo wearing an Arizona shirt and gotten a "Bear Down!" Having that sense of comradery no matter where you go, especially as an athlete when you are competing, pumps you up and gives you such a great feeling.
What kind of impact do Wildcat Club members have on your experience as an athlete?
Being a part of a non-ticketed sport means we rely heavily on donations to the athletic department, and we are one of the most well-funded cross country and track/field programs in the Pac-12. Working as an intern with the Wildcat Club, I have a new appreciation for how much of a difference donors make. It's incredible to know we have that support and it allows us to compete in a sport that we love. Every athlete at Arizona is so dedicated, and the fact that we have people who believe in what we are doing and want to support our endeavors means the world to us.
Good news—we still have tickets remaining for the Arizona Men's Basketball Red & Blue game! The game is scheduled for Sunday, October 14 at 12:00pm. Call the ticket office at (520) 621-CATS or click here to get your tickets before they sell out. Upper Level seats are only $7!
Did you know there are currently nine* former Wildcats in the NFL? Check out the list below!
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I'm lost for words on how HAPPY I AM!!!!!
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Considering the news today, our Fur Faces want you to know they're sending all the kisses & snuggles to their friends in the UK. They also implore their UK counterparts to be on best behavior today because the Humans need them.
Favorites are chosen by one of the Snout Selectors (Sorcia, EdieBealesCostume, KrabbyPaddy, mrsfinch), entirely on our own whimsy. WHIMSY. However, in the interest of GT solidarity, we try to select one dog picture and one cat picture (minimum!) each week. Other pets will also, of course, be considered. We love all your rats, bunnies, ferrets and other furry pals. WE WILL NEVER DISCRIMINATE AGAINST CUTE. As always, we're happy to dismiss any pictures if you decide you want them taken down at some point.
If you don't have a pet of your own to feature this week, I highly recommend featuring and linking to any cuties who are available for adoption and looking for a home on any shelter or rescue site. I know I'm not the only one lurking on Petfinder!
In that sharing spirit, if you don't have a pet but want to participate, drop off your best Internet find of an animal gif or meme in the comments. The more animal lovers, the merrier.
Onward to the ridiculous levels of cute last week:
CindyLou's kitty getting ready for TACO NIGHT (hopefully fish)!!!
Gina Bina's Kamora says, "What cone of shame? This is my party hat!"
Meanwhile, WillTheyorWontThey's Sebastion is sad he wasn't invited to Kamora's Cone of Shame Party.
Pudge invited bitchpudding to his Cavs Party. Cleveland rocks!
Apparently, Xyl0c41n3's Enzo overdid it on his orange~bike ride.
Shiny Sandiego's Noodle means to win the War of the Supermodels. Take THAT Kendall!!!
GiGi's Batsehva celebrating their 14 Cattiversary together with a perfect cat circle, plus ear antenna.
Yamahog's Chevy. Smile on, you crazy diamond.
Karen Needed Money's Rocco had 9 teeth pulled. We wish him a speedy recovery & a mountain of Fancy Feast.


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There was a meeting last night of the Higley School Board. According to this account by Hayley Ringle (who also reported about the superintendent's emails), the subject of the emails wasn't raised.
I wouldn't have expected the board to raise it: they are focused on the business of running the schools and their agenda is designed to do that. They will only depart from it if the people who elected them demand it. The board must be responsive to citizens--it does not need to respond to a blog or to a newspaper article. If you are concerned, whether you want to question Dr. Birdwell's actions or speak in support of her, I urge you to contact the members of the Higley School Board. Their contact information is on the website for the Higley Unified School District.
It seems to me that sometimes we complain and believe that in doing so we have acted. Complaining to one another or posting on a blog isn't taking action. It's just talking. Taking action is bringing the matter to someone who can do something about it--in this case, the elected members of the Higley Governing Board.
Outrage is fine, so long as it inspires us to act.


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Cárdenas Leads Bipartisan Legislation Improving Affordable Care Act To Unanimous House Vote
Cárdenas Leads Bipartisan Legislation Improving Affordable Care Act To Unanimous House Vote
(Washington, D.C.) – Today, U.S. Rep. Tony Cárdenas (D-San Fernando Valley, Calif.), a member of the Health Subcommittee of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, joined by Reps. Brett Guthrie (R-KY), Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) unanimously passed legislation to maintain the definition of the small group market under the Affordable Care Act.
H.R. 1624, the Protecting Affordable Coverage for Employees (PACE) Act will protect smaller employers from increased regulations and allow those employees to keep their current health insurance plans. The legislation was originally introduced by Guthrie.
The small group market is currently defined as 1-50 employees. Without action, that definition is set to expand to 1-100 employees on January 1, 2016. If it were to take effect, employers with 51-100 employees would not be able to keep their current health care plans or purchase or renew plans that do not conform to the new, more onerous, regulations. By being subject to the new mandates, it is anticipated that health care plan rates will dramatically increase.
H.R. 1624 prevents these catastrophic scenarios by allowing states to decide to maintain the definition of the small group markets as employers with 1-50 employees.
"Today the House acted to prevent dramatic rate hikes and the anticipated loss of coverage for millions of hard working Americans," said Guthrie, Vice Chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee's Health Subcommittee. "I've heard from small business owners across Kentucky who are worried about being able to comply with the new regulations and afford the changes in health care plan costs. Today we are one step closer to a permanent legislative solution, and I'm hopeful the Senate will act quickly so we can deliver some certainty to business owners and their employees."
"As a former small business owner, I recognize the struggle there is to provide for the American dream for our employees," said Cárdenas. "I know how difficult it can be when a specific sector of small business is affected by bills and laws created by local, State, and Federal governments. I am grateful for all the benefits that the Affordable Care Act has provided since its implementation began, however, no law is perfect. This law is a commonsense fix to a major problem. I appreciate the committee's willingness to advance the PACE Act, and continuing to build a great track record of working successfully in a bipartisan fashion."
"We must protect America's workers from the premium hikes that will likely result from the law's disruptive change to small group markets," said Mullin. "With today's vote, it is clear that a broad bipartisan number of lawmakers from across the country agree. I urge the Senate to follow suit and pass this bill that protects hardworking Americans and job creators while respecting states' rights to determine their small group markets."
"When I talk to families and employers in Arizona about health care, the concern I hear most is increasing cost," said Sinema. "This bipartisan solution keeps costs down and lets hardworking Arizonans keep their healthcare. I'm committed to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to provide relief for Arizona workers and employers and protect access to quality affordable health care."


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Writing a functional resume is often a daunting task especially if you are writing it for the first time. Even seasoned job seekers get the jitters when they are either writing or editing one. This is mainly due to the fact that an interview may be dependent on it. A bad resume, which does not contain useful statements and sections, results in loss of job opportunity.
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Calgary's beleaguered office market experienced its best positive absorption trend in three-plus years in the first quarter of this year, according to a new report released Tuesday by Avison Young.
It was the third consecutive quarter of positive absorption – the change in occupied space – and it marked the first time the overall Calgary office market has had three consecutive quarters of positive absorption since the end of 2014.
Avison Young also said Calgary's struggling downtown submarket registered its third consecutive quarter of positive absorption – a feat that has not occurred since the first three quarters of 2012.
"The Calgary office market, particularly the downtown portion, appears to be shifting towards stability," said Todd Throndson, Avison Young Principal and Managing Director of the company's Calgary office, in a news release. "First-quarter 2019, while slow in activity, still resulted in 28,000 square feet of positive absorption in the downtown market. When combined with the previous two positive quarters, the downtown office market has recorded 548,000 square feet of positive absorption over the last nine months.
"However, the forecasts are unclear as to what the rest of 2019 will bring. Confidence levels remain uncertain and activity could remain slow for at least another quarter. Looking to the future of the downtown Calgary office market, it is expected that absorption will be flat to negative through 2019 as companies wait to see what happens politically with the upcoming provincial and federal elections. Even with the addition of Telus Sky in first-quarter 2019, vacancy did not rise above the peak vacancy of 26.4 per cent recorded in second-quarter 2017 when Brookfield Place was added to the downtown office market."
Calgary's downtown office vacancy was 25.3 per cent in the first quarter of 2019, up from 24.7 per cent in fourth-quarter of 2018, but down from 25.6 per cent 12 months ago.
"Right now, many companies are taking a wait-and-see approach regarding office-space decisions," added Throndson. "With both a provincial and federal election set to happen in 2019, some companies are looking forward to seeing what changes may result and what the impact on policy could be. It is anticipated that leasing activity – for at least the next month or two – will be quite slow. Continuing on that thread, there is some belief that there is an impending wave of activity set to commence later this year, which could drive a noticeable increase in absorption."
Throndson said a flight to quality is expected to be a major trend in the market throughout 2019.
"Landlords are eager to complete deals. For tenants that are strategizing for their future, there is great opportunity available to take advantage of a strong tenant's market. With rental rates and inducements being attractive, tenants are showing a strong interest in moving into better-quality buildings while keeping their cost structure stabilized. We see a lot of room for negotiation on most available space," he said.
– Mario Toneguzzi for Calgary's Business
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Credit customers are important to your business. They are important because they can either boost or wreak havoc with your sales, and hence, your cash flow. In a recent article, we discussed the importance of knowing how customers pay in setting credit terms.
Do any of these statements sound familiar?
- "They have always paid on time, but payments are getting further apart"
- "They set up a payment plan but have not made any payments"
- "They are good source of new orders but always pay slowly"
- "Their outstanding balance is way beyond their credit limit"
- "They went out of business. Can I still recover the money they owe me"
We have heard all these statements and more from our collection clients. Each refers to a type of credit customer. To recap, there are 5 types:
- Prompt and Regular
- Slow but Steady
- First Round Collections
- Legal Collections
- Never Going to Pay
Our next few articles will examine each of the categories in further detail. Today, we will look at the first two categories.
Prompt and Regular – You never worry about payments. They pay on time. They deserve the most credit at the best terms. These customers are the bedrock of your credit program, and the ones who will best help you grow your business. The only caveat here is to watch to make sure that these customers do not begin to slip and become less regular in their payments.
Slow but Steady – They are usually long-term customers you count on for regular orders who have always paid, just slowly. They are usually 30-60 days behind, but are a good source of business. Grant them credit, with some restrictions, such as a maximum outstanding over 30 days and a maximum overall credit limit. Your contract with these customers should allow for you to apply finance charges and/or late fees. You can use the offer of waiving interest/late fees to get a balance paid off. Also consider offering a discount for prompt payment. If this customer wants a higher credit limit, you may want to obtain a deposit. If they go beyond 90 days, get on the phone and speak to them.
These are customers are your best customers, so treat them as such. At the same time, make certain you are constantly monitoring your outstanding receivables, and make adjustments whenever necessary.


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Minus the ocean, beach, and fresh seafood Indiana has officially become Florida. Rain, then sun and Amazonian like humidity, sweat through your clothes but have no fear it's going to rain again. It's July and we've got grass around here that is greener as Augusta National. By now it's supposed to be fifty shades of brown. By far the wettest summer I can remember in my neck of the woods, thank goodness I didn't grow a large garden this year or I would have been more disappointed than a Confederate flag vendor dealing with Walmart. Skipah's gardening tip for the night, tomatoes thrive in the hot, humid utopia that is southern Indiana. Minimal rain needed, too much rain and no tomatoes. Hopefully Red Gold Inc. (Indiana based company) can keep up with the evil Heinz empire.
Daily anymore!
Hopefully the rain does hold off because we have breaking news in the world of Skipah. I wish it was to tell you some good news on my daughter, but back to reality. I'm moving again, I finally had to accept fate and go the apartment route for now. The Lion's Den was just costing me too much with everything else going on, so we had to downsize. No fear loyal reader found an amazing deal on an place just a mere four blocks from where I am now, so still in a good part of town, and actually closer to Sloane's school that she probably doesn't get to go to next year. I'm only on the hook for electric, internet, and cable. The cheaper rent and utility relief will go a long way into getting me viable again financially. So would some generous reader spending like 2,000,000 dollars on the Amazon banner to the right (on laptop) or bottom (on mobile device) also please inform me of your purchase and I will be on the next plane out of Louisville to clean your house, cook dinner, and entertain the kids!
The downside, well it's an apartment. No big yard to play in and Sloane isn't going to like that, but I was getting to the point of the Greek government on insolvency since most of my money goes to my newly created foundation: The Bermuda Experience for Attorneys. Also nosy apartment neighbors, hopefully I luck out and get some
24 year old stripper mid 30s single mom with a child similar in age to Sloane's. It's a small complex though only sixteen units and I was told this was the first vacancy in two years so sounds stable enough. Still in the same vicinity of the old neighborhood so I will still have an ample local walking track and Sloane and I can still perform high level Tour De France training with our bicycles.
The amount of support and well wishes I have received today and yesterday is phenomenal. I'm am truly humbled, I'm at a loss for words actually. I think about 75% of the second grade parents reached out to me. You guys and gals have done so much for me and looking out for Sloane I can never repay you in full. There are things in progress to keep her there but it's a longshot at best. As for my personal friends and family I send one Facebook post out and I'm on the phone for the next two hours. Blogger nation lit me up with emails and messages also. I'm not worthy of all this, but thank you to everyone! Maybe I can have my own Cinderella story by the end of this month, we shall see. I'm not going down without a fight though.
Let's see what transpired today in the all new "Kitchen Sink" strategy. THREE people contacted me knowing my state representative Ed Clere, TWO people contacted me that personally know my state senator Ron Grooms. Also a worker from U.S. Congressman Todd Young's office evidently reads my blog (yay me) and contacted me today to get details. Personally I don't see this going anywhere because 38 year old white single dads aren't exactly a political trophy, but who knows. Even better for me though there was a crack in the door with the local media. I can't give the details on that, but guess what it could be huge.
Safety coordinator married to a job foreman doing contracts on state utility bids they loved it, single dad getting the shaft makes for great fluff human interest piece, a year worth of memories on this blog of my daughter and I makes a heart melt. I grieved yesterday today inspired by everybody I went to work. Get busy living or get busy dying, I chose living today. There is a ton of stuff that is getting ran up the flagpole, but initially it sounds promising. If nothing comes out of it, I tried, I went down with a fight. I have my dignity! I can be proud knowing I exhausted every resource at my disposal and then some to keep my daughter here!
About it for tonight I have to go squash a piss ant in Foley, Alabama and also since I have had to pay tax penalties in the past I didn't think that Risa K. Woods should be off the hook so I turned her into the IRS today. You can call me bitter if you want, this is the same girl that got over 100,000 bucks written off from the local hospital because she used the ER like a doctor's office. That same hospital chased my then wife and me down for an old bill that was a little over 2,000, it's really easy to do and in fact the IRS will pay you for whistleblowing on a tax cheat. As this idiot in Foley, Alabama is about to learn if you want to out yourself on here, I suggest you at least "Don't poke the bear!"


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LENOIR, NC (WBTV) - A woman who was charged as an accessory after the fact of an assault with a deadly weapon in a case where a Caldwell County Deputy was seriously wounded pleaded guilty on Monday.
'Stephanie Sipes admitted she was with Huey Townsend when he shot Deputy Jordan Sherill in July, 2018. She says she and Townsend had just left a residence where they had smoked methamphetamine and when the deputy pulled over their vehicle both were scared of going to jail. "I had an outstanding warrant for failure to appear."
Townsend, she said, had just gotten out of prison and had a firearm in the car and Sipes said he told her "I'm not going back to jail." She says she hid her face by starting to color in a book and that's when Townsend leaned out and fired. They drove off, went to a motel and tried to enlist others to help them hide.
They broke into a home in Caldwell County and that's where a SWAT team moved in two days after the shooting and got into a short gun battle with Townsend. He was killed and she was found hiding under a blanket and arrested. The defense said they were not making any excuses for her behavior but pointed out that her drug problems started as a child when she was sexually abused.
On the witness stand Sipes answered a question as to whether she was sorry for what happened by saying "It cost him some problems it cost me some problems." Judge Lou Trosch said the apology "Left a lot to be desired." On Tuesday, Sipes was formally sentenced for 32-51 months in prison.
Deputy Sherill is still recovering from his wounds but is back on duty and hopes to put the whole matter behind him. "I just want to go out and do the best job I can," he said.
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There are risks and risks.
I personally think it's reasonable to be considering Ryan Gosling for the upcoming The Batman film and I would love to see Idris Elba in the mix for the role of James Bond. But would you consider Patricia Routledge as Batman, or Grayson Perry as James Bond? Almost certainly not, but routine treatments in dental practice are rapidly becoming the Hyacinth Bucket of the medical world - you wouldn't volunteer to entertain her without there being immunity from the potential consequences.
A few days ago, I Tweeted this:
A handful of colleagues responded. Dentist @inurcitydentist lamented: "Every dentist is expected to do all treatments to a standard expected of specialists/consultants in each speciality." Dr Adrian Walley responded: "The standard of what any reasonable dentist would do is no longer good enough. (Or) refer. All we'll be doing soon is examinations."
There seems to be a general sentiment among clinicians now, that if there's any slight risk associated with proposed procedures, the safest course of action is to refer to a specialist.
Rapidly climbing up the "I Wouldn't Touch That With A Bargepole" Hit Parade is of course, endodontics. From molar endo to premolars, many practitioners I know are shunning offering to treat these teeth, preferring to either recommend extraction (the most destructive, yet apparently acceptable alternative since extraction sites rarely go wrong years after removal), or referral to endodontic specialists.
And the change in attitudes all because of….anybody? That's right - litigation and the threat of appearing in front of the GDC.
In the common law of torts , there is a doctrine named res ipsa loquitur, the translation of which is: "The thing speaks for itself." The doctrine infers negligence from the very nature of an injury (or accident) in the absence of direct evidence on how any defendant behaved.
Basically, it doesn't really matter what a dentist does. If a root-filling fails, it's down to 'inadequate' treatment by the dentist – whether the points look long, short, or smack on. Unless it can be demonstrated that other factors intervened beyond your control or contributed to failure of endodontic treatments, you are, to use another legal term used in the law of tort – buggered.
Anecdotally, I'm hearing of more dentists being under assault from dental litigation with regard to failed endodontics and it is rapidly racing to snatch the top spot of 'Things To Keep You Awake At Night" from 'neglected' perio.
A leading and respected academic was reported to have said a couple of years ago: "The GDC now thinks it is appropriate to judge GDPs against the gold standard of any treatment, rather than the formerly recognised standard of that which any reasonable practitioner would achieve." And many clinicians now feel that this is a general and unstoppable trend. We are seeing it in practice.
This past fortnight, I read of a practitioner who had been at the business end of an investigation and one of the 'wrongdoings' unearthed was that the practitioner 'failed to adequately protect an endodontically-treated tooth with a crown.' I am assuming the tooth split, so the root in a way, spoke for itself.
But each case is unique. When is the best time to crown? Back in the eighties at my dental school, we were told to crown only after about six months of root-treatment and AFTER you could prove healing or complete resolution of symptoms. But what about if you had only a very thin shell of buccal and lingual wall remaining and it was imminently at risk of collapse and an intermediate restoration was not going to keep the tooth going? Do you crown? Well if you do and then the root-filling needs attacking again, you will be in the wrong, and if you don't and the tooth is lost because of a catastrophic fracture that makes it unrestorable, you will also be in the wrong. The fact that it happened will make you guilty either way. Sad but true. This is the world we live in nowadays in the UK.
And the thing that is going to 'get' a good many practitioners is the Voldemort of general dental practice - "He Who Must Not Be Named" – rubber dam. Yes, it won't matter one iota whether a patient got years of use out of your root-filling and it looked perfect on an x-ray, if it can be shown that you didn't use a rubber dam, you are as guilty as Richard Nixon. You can claim there was no cover-up (literally since you didn't use a dam) and still be guilty as sin. Not using hypochlorite as your disinfecting irrigant will potentially land you with no defence also. If you DO use chlorhexidine, you will probably have to trawl through the internet to find Spanish papers proving its efficacy to show to the fitness to practice committee. And they probably won't take kindly to seeing a copy of them on your phone. I do remember a few practitioners I have worked with over the years using local anaesthetic as their 'flushing agent' of choice. They are doomed.
Although we are obsessed with our notes nowadays, there will be few practitioners who did root-treatments years ago that will have noted which irrigant was used and whether or not rubber-dam was utilised. Again, the fact that the root-filling failed will mean that there was an assumption that the procedure was carried out inadequately.
And the dental litigation 'specialists' know they are on to a winner with failed endodontics, particularly if the post-operative radiograph shows the slightest sign that the root-filling is deficient, no matter how much service is gave the patient. I've heard the argument that patients may been exposed to low grade bacterial infections for years because of inadequate obturation and it's almost impossible to argue against, particularly since the systemic consequences of periodontal disease is the subject of much research at the moment. Hence the cost of settling cases are rising and the indemnity organisations are virtually throwing the towel in with barely a peep. "It happened. Let's settle. We'll just put his/her membership fees up."
So what is the answer?
Aside from the cost implications of doing RCT in practice, do you shy away from doing, what was in the past a routine procedure, because of the fear of litigation? Or do you boldly go where no number 15 file has gone before and risk an attack from the Wimpole Street Klingons?
I have no answer and no right to offer an opinion, other than to say that towards the end of my active clinical days, I referred virtually everything endodontic. But there again, I was useless at RCT and had a morbid fear of rubber dam clamps.
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Telsa issued a voluntary recall on Thursday for 53,000 vehicles built in 2016 for a faulty parking brake that could remain engaged.
The company told customers the defect affects electric parking brakes installed on Model S and Model X vehicles built between February and October 2016. No injuries have been reported from the malfunction.
"We do not believe this issue could ever lead to a safety concern for our customers, and we have not seen a single accident or injury relating to it," the company wrote to customers. "However, in order to be overly cautious, we are going to be proactively replacing these parts to ensure that no issues arise."
The recall equates to roughly two-thirds of the 84,000 vehicles Tesla manufactured last year. The company told owners it believes less than 5 percent of the recalled vehicles could actually have a parking brake failure. Engineers believe a small gear, perhaps improperly built by a supplier, is to blame.
A mechanical fix is expected to take less than 45 minutes to replace both brakes.
"I'm part of it," one Tesla owner from South Carolina wrote on the company blog. "No biggie – unless (it) sticks of course!"
The company issued a voluntary recall in November 2015 for nearly 90,000 Model S sedans for a balky seat belt. No injuries were caused by the faulty equipment at the time of the notice.
Tesla has received high federal safety ratings for its vehicles, although some owners have become concerned about safety features with Autopilot. Three Tesla drivers sued the company this week, claiming they paid $5,000 for an enhanced driver-assist package that does not work as advertised.
The suit claimed the new Autopilot software was not ready for release when it was delivered to customers. One Model S driver had a rough road trip in February.
"Once engaged, the system operated in an unpredictable manner, sometimes veering out of lanes, lurching, slamming on the brakes for no reason, and failing to slow or stop when approaching other vehicles and obstacles," the suit claims. "This rendered the Autopilot system unsafe to operate."
A Tesla spokesperson said the suit misstated facts, and that the company has consistently updated and educated drivers about Autopilot functions and limitations.
The company's stock dipped slightly Thursday, but still remained over $300 per share and near record levels.
Photo: Tesla Model X prototype, with its signature falcon doors swung wide open. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)


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Good news for Nokia users who carry an N-Series or E-Series mobile phone. You can now download the Google Mobile app for your Nokia phone and search Google using simple voice commands.
Google Voice Search app is location aware so you don't have to mention the name of your city or locality when using location specific queries like "nearest chinese restaurant or "hospitals".
The Google voice search app is integrated with Google Suggest but in addition to regular search queries, the voice app can also auto-suggest websites so you reach your favorites sites more quickly as you no longer have to type the full address of a domain.
In addition to Nokia S60 phones, Google Mobile App with Voice Search is available for BlackBerry, iPhone and Android based mobile devices.
This is one more example of interfaces that will help people jump the technology barriers through better use of technology itself. Considering the huge potential of the Indian telephony market, expect more applications like this as they tap into new audiences time and time again.
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The best way to preview Sacred Heart High School and meet other students who want to attend SHHS is to join the Future Saints program.
Students in pre-Kindergarten to Grade 8 are welcome to join the Future Saints program. Students will receive:
- A special membership card
- A schedule of events (printable)
- Tickets to a SHHS drama production
- A Christmas card
- Invitations to other special school events & athletics
Grade 8 students will also receive:
- Invitations to school information nights
- Saint for a Day information
- Invitations to special Grade 8 events
Please call 1-306-783-3128 for more information. To join the program, register at https://www.christtheteacher.ca/cttcs/sacredheart/2018/12/13/future-saints/ .


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Alluring ikat in playful hot pink, tropical tangerine and lively lime green cavort against a backdrop of natural raffia, evoking the bohemian chic of the tiny surfer's haven on Costa Rica's Pacific coast. Reversible liner in sapphire and ivory ikat and coordinating crosshatch trim team up to inspire dreams of eternal summer.
Here's what I'd bring along for a boho beach getaway:
1. Grassland Melange Necklace
2. Sallins Fringe Trim Linen Poncho
3. Dip Dye Straw Panama Hat in Denim
4. Essie Nail Polish in Strut Your Stuff
5. Denim Shorts
6. Ocean Breeze Bikini Top and Bottom in Mandarin Red
7. Georgica Jelly Sandal in Gold


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The FINANCIAL -- "Being aware of the financial situation at Standard Bank I'm convinced that the bank is capable of paying the dues. Moreover there will still be USD 30 million left in the property of the stakeholders," declares George Kalandarishvili, Standard Bank's General Director in an address speech issued for Standard Bank staff.
"Since November 6, clients of Standard Bank have been under pressure. They were made to seize relations and cooperation with the aforementioned bank, correspondingly some of the clients and organizations closed their accounts. The hierarchy of the officials involved goes as high as the Mayor of Tbilisi, the Minister of Energy of Georgia, authorities of the Interior Ministry and Prosecutor's Office," says Kalandarishvili.
As the company reported 25% of the bank's deposits were turned into cash. On November 12 National Bank of Georgia asked the bank to give them the list of the top account holders. However NBG's demand was ignored.
On November 24, 2007, NBG Supervisory Commission made the decision to appoint a temporary administration at Standard Bank.
As Salford Georgia officials claim, since November 8 employees and people linked to the company have been under pressure from various governmental bodies. Clients of Standard Bank have been under pressure as well.
Salford Georgia reports that since November 7, illegal attacks have been continuing on Salford Georgia owned companies which started with the Mtatsminda Park and Imedi TV raids followed by Borjomi and Telenet cases. Members of the government embarked on a systematic campaign to target the assets in Georgia of Mr Badri Patarkatsishvili, a businessman who expressed opposition to the current Administration. Part of that campaign focused on Standard Bank.
Salford Georgia is an umbrella management company for the tycoon Badri Patarkatsishvili's interests and assets in Georgia. Patarkatsishvili recently announced he's running for Presidency during the January 5 elections.
Founded in 2001, Salford Capital Partners Inc. (Salford) is a private equity firm investing primarily in developing markets (mainly former Soviet Union and Central & Eastern Europe).
Salford is 100% employee owned and manages USD 450 million in investment capital, via general and limited partnership structures, on behalf of high net worth individuals and family offices.
"I remain optimistic and want to wish you a Merry Christmas in person," Kalandarishvili concludes in the address speech.


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You may remember one of my posts from last month about not getting to go to the flea market due to weather...Well, my bestie and I made it to the Nashville Flea Market this past weekend...and it was worth the wait!
We are always there for a few hours and find some good treasures. However this month, we found an unbelievable amount...and we closed the place down!
Would you like to see some of my wonderful. treasures? Oh, I knew you would say, "YES!" So let's take a look then!!!
I adore Frozen Charlottes/Charlies. These sweet bisque dolls happily join the others in my collection. If you are creeped out by dolls, you might want to steer clear of these. They come with a morbid tale attached!
The name of the doll originates from the American folk ballad "Fair Charlotte", based on the poem "A Corpse Going to a Ball" which tells of a young girl called Charlotte who refused to wrap up warmly to go on a sleigh ride because she did not want to cover up her pretty dress, so she froze to death during the journey. So, if you don't like old dolls, or are creeped out about the tale of a corpse that arrived at the ball, then that just leaves more for me!
I adore the little dolls that were so popular during the Victorian era!
And while we are on the subject of dolls, I found this beautiful vintage porcelain doll pin cushion...two things in one that I collect!
She is simply lovely!
Finding vintage millinery flowers on an outing is always a PLUS! You can never have enough of these tattered lovelies, in my opinion!
Look how scrumptious this faded, frayed flowers are!
Positively perfect in every way!
When you are lucky enough to find some great BLING pieces at wonderful prices....you scoop them up! These sparkly beauties will find their way into many of my crafting projects!
And speaking of BLING...and you know how I adore letters and words around my cottage...look at this precious jeweled "R" for Rebecca!
I'm going to put it in the middle of this shabby white frame that I picked up also on my new gallery wall...that I have yet to start...LOL
And of course I had to get a "K' for my grangirl. This will hang in her room here at Gramma's house. I think she will love it!
A cottage with two pups...and a huge collection of dogs....needs a wonderful chalkware doggy.
It was love at first sight, and I knew this little cutie was coming home with me!
And speaking of dogs....How stinkin' cute is this doggy peeking out at everyone?!?
This definitely made me.....
And last but not least....
I found some Dawn dolls...the ones that I played with back in the early 70's...the ones that I have been telling my grangirl about....the ones I told her I would buy for her when I found some in good shape that I could actually afford! lol
And here they are.....
Angie and Dawn...just two of the many in the Dawn and Co. collection. I was lucky enough to find these two with a bunch of shoes, go-go boots, several outfits, and a hairbrush....ALL for $15! I was thrilled, to put it mildly! I can't wait to give them to my *K* girl! She's going to love them just like I did!
There is one picture I am missing...and it is a pic of my star and small ladder...made from tobacco sticks. I accidently left them in my bestie's car, so I will get them in a couple of day and definitely take pics to share. As you can see...it was a fabulous day at the Nashville Flea Market! I look forward to another trip next month.
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If you missed last night's Training Talk episode, you'll definitely want to watch the replay!
My Guest Expert was Joshua Gideon, who presented us with a conundrum: what happens when technology becomes both friend and foe?
We looked at a number of technologies and the implications — both good and bad — of relying on them. From pairing your phone in ...Continue Reading →


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Do you instantly think of Millennials or a younger crowd when you think Social Media? If you do, you would be incorrect to assume this group were Social Media fanatics.
A recent Nielsen report released this past January revealed that Gen Xers were more obsessed with Social Media than Millennials.
Adults 35 to 49 spent an average of 6 hours and 58 minutes a week on the Social Networks compared to only 6 hours and 19 minutes by their younger counterparts.
Sean Casey, the president of Nielsen's social division, said the finding initially surprised him because "the going thought is that social is vastly owned by the younger generation."
Who is Generation X?
Generation X is the group sandwiched between the Baby Boomers and the Millennials, the two groups most companies seem to focus on. There are no precise dates for when this cohort starts or ends; demographers and researchers typically use starting birth years ranging from the early-to-mid 1960s and ending birth years ranging from the late 1970s to early 1980s.
Fun Fact: The birth control pill was introduced in the early 1960s, which is considered to be a contributing factor to the declining birth rates seen in this generation.
Generation X were the "latchkey kids," which, today, translates to a more independent generation.
Generation X Spending Habits
In 2014, it was noted that for the first time ever Generation X was spending more on luxury items, in fact they were outspending their parents by 18% in high-end product categories.
They are currently reaching the top of their professional careers and are an important target audience to most businesses out there.
Generation X Favors Facebook
In order of popularity and number of users, Facebook reigns as the "go-to" social site for Gen X. The other sites rounding out the top four don't even come close.
- Facebook – 178.2 million users
- Instagram – 91.5 million users.
- Twitter – 82.2 million users.
- Pinterest – 69.6 million users.
If you are interested in reaching this demographic, Facebook is where your business needs to be spending its time and resources.
Skip the BS with the Xers
"Unlike the Boomers before us, we have a 'BS Meter' more sensitive than any seismograph. During the years we were watching Saturday-morning cartoons, we were assaulted by a barrage of advertising so intense it had to be addressed by federal legislation," as noted by Darryl M. Roberts.
Additionally, Karen Ritchie, author of Marketing to Generation X, comments, "The first time you realize the super toy you wanted is really only four inches tall you learn a hard lesson. We created a whole generation that believes advertising is lies and hype."
It's Time to Get Social
Social Media is the best opportunity for companies of any size and in any industry to connect directly with their consumers. Studies also show that Social Media users are typically more receptive, and those who use Social Media more frequently are even more receptive.
If you want to connect with Generation X it's time to get Social.


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September is about to break your wallet
After months of anticipation, The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II finally has a release date for North America. Publisher XSEED Games confirmed today the PlayStation 3 and Vita game will hit store shelves on September 6. Holy crap that's soon.
Developed by Nihon Falcom, Trails of Cold Steel II is the follow-up to one of the best JRPGs from last year. Owners of the original who still have their save data will find bonus stats and extra items when they start up the new game. Plus, all those relationships you fostered in Trails of Cold Steel will, according to XSEED, "affect future story elements and allow for more personalized conversations throughout the game."
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II will be available physically and digitally for $39.99.
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Decent breakfast when you stay in the hotel: Restaurant Oleo Pazzo Mediterranean Bistro @ Courtyard Montpellier (3. August 2019)
The Oleo Pazzo offers everything you need for breakfast ranging from a selection of vegetables, fruit, cold cuts, cheese, and even salmon …
… as well as a variety of breads and fresh fruit …
… and yogurt and milk.
The place is rather simple and the dishes are overall nothing spectacular but you will find all you need, the service is friendly and relatively attentive, and the breakfast room is large enough so you won't have to fight for a table. So, if you stay at the Courtyard in Montpelier, it is absolutely fine to have breakfast here!
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Restaurant Oleo Pazzo Mediterranean Bistro @ Courtyard Montpellier
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Six Hours to Live
Directed by: Wilhelm Dieterle, USA, 1932USA, 1932
Plakatmotiv Six Hours to Live, © Fox Film Corporation, stills by Arthur von Kirbach
Cast and Credits
|Fox Film Corporation
|Fox Film Corporation
|William Fox
|Wilhelm Dieterle [As William Dieterle]
|Assistant Director
|Wilhelm Dieterle
|Bradley King
|Bradley King [: Auf Wiedersehen]
|Bradley King [: Auf Wiedersehen]
|Director of Photography
|John F. Seitz
|Camera Operator
|Arthur E. Arling
|Camera Assistant
|Arthur E. Arling
|Arthur E. Arling [(not credited)]
|Peter Brunelli [(not credited)]
|Ralph Dixon [(not credited)]
|Art Director
|William S. Darling [(as William Darling)]
|Costume Design
|William S. Darling
|Sound Engineer
|Arthur von Kirbach
|Stand Photos
|Arthur von Kirbach
|Arthur von Kirbach
|Warner Baxter [Capt. Paul Onslow]
|Miriam Jordan [Baroness Valerie von Sturm]
|John Boles [Karl Kranz]
|George F. Marion [Prof. Otto Bauer (as George Marion Jr.)]
|Halliwell Hobbes [Baron Emil von Sturm]
|Irene Ware [The Prostitute]
|Beryl Mercer [The Widow]
|John Davidson [Kellner]
|Edwin Maxwell [Police Commissioner]
|Edward McWade [Ivan]
|Dewey Robinson [Blucher]
|Eugenie Besserer [The Marquisa (not credited)]
|Marilyn Harris [Flower Girl (not credited)]
|Claude King [Conference Chairman (not credited)]
|Michael Mark [Townsman in Window (not credited)]
|Torben Meyer [Sturges - Butler (not credited)]
|John Reinhardt [Masher (not credited)]
|Bodil Rosing [Greta (not credited)]
|Michael Visaroff [Monsieur Thereux (not credited)]
|Wilhelm von Brincken [Reporter (not credited)]
|Hans Heinrich von Twardowski [Flosky (not credited)]
Technical specifications
Technical Details: ,
Sound System: Keine Angabe
Survival Status: Prints of this picture exist
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Last night we went to see the national tour of "Spamalot" What a hoot!
All of the voices were very good. However, we both had a little trouble in the first act understanding the cast...they were perhaps lazy on enunciation...but the second act was much better. (It was helpful to have heard the CD. Trent had even read over the lyrics).
I have seen the movie about 15 ot 20 times (though not for a few years) Trent has seen it much less...and we both liked the stage version very much. I also had audio recordings from the movie that I listened to regularly in high school; the musical is so faithful to the movie that I was mouthing the words along with the cast in places. Several of them did quite admirable jobs of impersonating the original Pythoners.
I don't know if there is more than one touring company...our has Gary Beach as the star...though the lady who played the Lady of The Lake stole the show with her voice (I don't have her name because I'm at work --at lunch!-- and the program is at home). So if they come to your town, it's definitely worth the price of admission!


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Belgian prosecutors say a man arrested on Friday has admitted being the "man in the hat" seen with the bombers who attacked a Brussels airport.
They say Mohamed Abrini told investigators he was at the scene of the March 22 suicide bombings.
Abrini is also wanted in connection with the attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November. He is one of six men arrested in Brussels on Friday. Four have been charged with terror offences, BBC reported.
The attacks at Zaventem airport and a metro station in Brussels left 32 people dead. Officials believe those who carried out the Brussels and Paris attacks were part of the same network backed by the self-styled Islamic State terrorist group.
Abrini, a 31-year-old Belgian of Moroccan origin, confessed to being the "man in the hat" after being confronted with the evidence, the federal prosecutor said.
"He said that he threw away his jacket in a rubbish bin and sold his hat after the attack," the statement added.
There is no word from the suspect himself or his lawyer.
Abrini's fingerprints and DNA were found in two "safe houses" in Brussels, as well as in a car used during the Paris attacks, investigators said earlier.
The apparent confirmation that Abrini is the man seen in the airport footage is a "huge" development for Belgian authorities, whose response to terrorism has come in for criticism.
Other suspects charged on Saturday were named as Osama K, Herve BN and Bilal EM. They are all accused of "participating in terrorist acts'' linked to the Brussels bombings.


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Scarborough- Byron A. Morgan Jr., 80, passed away on September 2, 2019 in Portland. The son of Byron A. Morgan Sr. and Julia (Smith) Morgan, he was born in Portland on August 27, 1939. Growing up he enjoyed spending time at his family's cabin on Little Sebago. He worked most of his life for S.D. Warren Paper Company in Westbrook. He also was a volunteer firefighter on Engine 3 at the Pleasantdale Fire Station in South Portland. Family meant a lot to Byron and every year he looked forward to the Summers and going to Lake Pemaquid, in Damariscotta camping with his family. He enjoyed weekly Saturday night card games of Scatt with his brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. He was a wonderful uncle; his nieces and nephews say they will always remember how he made sure they were all always included in ice skating and many other family activities. Every Christmas Byron made each family their own tray of sweets containing peanut butter fudge, peanut butter balls, and needhams. He always had an extra tray of peanut butter balls in the refrigerator for his two granddaughters, Julia, and Brooke. He enjoyed spending time with his Grand-dog, Lexii and loved to spoil her with treats and gifts. He enjoyed watching the Patriots, NASCAR and going to Ken's Place in Scarborough for clam cakes with family.
He was predeceased by his brother Richard Morgan, and his sister Jean McCarthy.
He is survived by his wife Joanna Morgan, and his daughter Angel Leighton, both of Scarborough, his sons Jeffrey and Daniel Morgan and their families, his brother Wayne Morgan, and his wife Irene of Hollis, his sister Barbara Thurlow of Florida, his granddaughters Julia Leighton and Brooke Leighton, and many nieces and nephews.
Family and friends are invited to attend a graveside service on Friday, September 6, 2019 at 10:00am, at Brooklawn Memorial Park, 2002 Congress St. Portland. Arrangements are under the care of A.T. Hutchins Funeral Home, Portland.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Byron's memory to the American Heart Association, 51 US Route 1, # M, Scarborough ME 07074.
To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Byron A. Morgan Jr., please visit our floral store.


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Outlast back support belt
Abdomen and back support with Outlast technology. In various sizes.
When your back hurts, put on the Outlast Abdomen and Back Support and feel as good as new.
Very simple to use - just wrap it around your waist to support the weak abdomen muscles, your ribs and back. What is more, it keeps your body temperature stable - not too hot, not too cold, just right!
Suitable for men and women.


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Precious Replica Omega Watches With Charming Red Gold Material
For the warm luster and stylish matching effect, red gold has been widely used on the design of the watches and accessories. Here, I'd like to recommend you several exquisite watches with red gold.
White Mother-of-pearl Dial Replica Omega Constellation Watches
This replica Omega watch is specially designed for the ladies, adhering to the classical griffe design, the whole design just telling an elegant story. Equipping with white mother-of-pearl, a calendar window at 6 o'clock position, a small second dial at 9 o'clock position, also matching dazzling diamonds scale, the whole layout of the dial presents a symmetrical design. And at the same time, this diamonds bezel fake Omega watch also carries the 8705 movement, with remarkable and durable performance.
Diamonds Scale Replica Omega De Ville Watches
As one of the most classical Collections of Omega, this high-quality replica Omega De Ville watch with simple and stylish appearance adopted the white mother-of-pearl dial, decorating with diamonds scale and red gold pointers, presenting on the red gold case, which just surrounding with sparkling diamonds, making the whole design more with a extreme elegance.


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Space Shuttle Discovery at the Udvar Hazy Space Museum | Full time RV Family
Follow along as we adventure to see the Space Shuttle Discovery and the Udvar Hazy Aviation and Space Museum in Virginia. So many of our Instagram followers insisted that this was a do not miss and we are so glad we listed to them! Thank you all for the recommendation – this FREE museum was just incredible and an experience we won't soon forget!