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Why Not, Brennan Worked There Under Bush
Steve Watson
Jan 7, 2012
The Obama legacy is surmised exceptionally well in the appointment of John Brennan as CIA director today.
One of the main reasons Obama elected to use the recent campaign slogan 'Forward', was because in his opinion, too many people were looking "backward", and drawing direct comparisons between Obama and Bush's core policies.
In an excellent column on the Guardian website today, Glenn Greenwald notes that it is precisely these kind of "Look Forward, not Backward" decrees that have enabled Brennan, a man who expressly endorsed the Bush torture programs, as well as extraordinary rendition, to become Obama's CIA Director with barely a whimper of opposition.
Brennan was also intimately involved in the illegal NSA eavesdropping program that violated the Fourth Amendment, and called for the offending communications companies to be immunized from punishment.
In 2008, Brennan was forced to withdraw from the nomination as CIA head because of fierce opposition stemming from his actions as a Bush-era CIA official. Now those actions don't seem to matter a damn, and Brennan will be free to further increase the frequency of secret drone strikes under the program that he has seized control of over the past four years as Obama's counter-terrorism advisor.
As Greenwald notes:
Brennan last year got caughtoutright lying when he claimed Obama's drone program caused no civilian deaths in Pakistan over the prior year. He also spouted complete though highly influential falsehoods to the world in the immediate aftermath of the Osama bin Laden killing, including claiming that bin Laden "engaged in a firefight" with Navy SEALS and had "used his wife as a human shield". Brennan has also been in charge of many of Obama's most controversial and radical policies, including "signature strikes" in Yemen – targeting people without even knowing who they are – and generally seizing the power to determine who will be marked for execution without any due process, oversight or transparency.
So, a lying, torture endorsing executioner who expressly believes that spying on the American people and detention without trial are sound government policies.
Who better to run the CIA?
Steve Watson is the London based writer and editor for Alex Jones' Infowars.com, and Prisonplanet.com. He has a Masters Degree in International Relations from the School of Politics at The University of Nottingham in England.
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Recently LocationIndependentProfessionals.com asked why we want to be location independent. "Whatever you're looking for you can find where you are." It's simply not true.
We can get what we want and need where we are — but not with a local solution. Try a psychic one.
Take this week's short and balmy trip to Manhattan. I acted as a technology mule, bringing iPads to poor, under-served early adopters here in Istanbul, and reconnected with friends doing work I admire on scales and with methods I aspire to. My peers.
- Popped in for dinner at Babbo, one of America's best restaurants, where a pal worked his way up to general manager.
- Barbecued (veggie burgers, of course) with a television personality looking to demystify America's health through an East-West approach, and a longtime colleague whose fifth appearance on the New York Times bestseller list comes with her solo effort on the importance of strong relationships.
- Cocktailed with a fellow Berkeleyan and writing buddy who just sold her haunted-by-a-Beat-writer THE GHOST OF GREENWICH VILLAGE.
- Strolled the hipster hoods of Brooklyn with international designers energized by new iPhone and iPad apps.
- Lunched with a former roomie now French radio producer at the United Nations who's branching into multimedia, like her video with my favorite Beninese singer and human rights activist Angelique Kidjo to demand rape be prosecuted as a war crime.
Right up my alley. But I may never live there again. Most of us cannot (always) go somewhere on the ground where all our people and our perfect lifestyle exist. We must find that psychically — our "global niche".
The meaning and purpose of location independence and digital nomadism is to live and work autonomously. Although it evokes mobility, it's especially crucial for long term living situations: to find a way to get what you want and need despite the limitations of your location. Much like the cross-national quandary posed at expat+HAREM — "are you a global citizen by choice, or necessity?" — out of necessity to live and work to my abilities I aim to be independent of my specific location.
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Lake George Ranger District
17147 E. State Road 40
Silver Springs, FL 34488
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45621 State Road 19
Altoona, FL 32702
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40929 State Road 19
Umatilla, FL 32784
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Tallahassee, FL 32303
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Showcasing sparkling springs in a subtropical setting, Juniper Springs is one of the oldest and best known recreation areas on the East Coast. Located between Ocala and Ormond Beach along SR 40, this complex of swimming and picnic area, campground, and trails was constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). The setting is unlike any other found in the United States, with hundreds of tiny bubbling springs and massive springs gushing out of crevices in the earth beneath a dense canopy of palms and oaks, an oasis within the heart of the desert-like Big Scrub.
• Reservation system for parking will be available in the next 30 days
• Shuttle, canoe rental and general store are planned to be reopened in the next 30 days
• Firewood/Ice will be available the week of March 9, 2020
Large parking area for day use. Overnight parking available for backpackers for a fee.
Day use activities include picnicking, swimming, snorkeling, bird watching, paddling, and hiking. At night, relax in the heart of the forest within our historic campground.
A barrier-free self-guided interpretive trail paralleling the spring outflows of Juniper Run and Fern Hammock Run provides information on the semi-tropical vegetation plus beautiful views of the waterways.
For hikers looking for a day in the woods, the statewide Florida Trail passes through the recreation area, leading hikers through the rugged Juniper Prairie Wilderness to the north and through the tall pines of the Big Scrub along Farles Prairie to the south.
Canoeing is extremely popular year-round. The seven-mile journey down Juniper Run offers a unique perspective on the Juniper Prairie Wilderness, where you might see otters at play or alligators drifting through the shallows. Private canoes can be used, or canoes can be rented from the concessionaire on the premises. Haul-back services are available.
Paths are wheelchair accessible from the parking area to the bathhouse, swimming area, and along the spring run Nature Trail.
From Interstate 75 at SR 40 in Ocala, drive east through Ocala and Silver Springs to reach the Ocala National Forest. It's about 28 miles from I-75 to the recreation area entrance road on the left.
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Who doesn't love camping under a dense canopy of live oaks? Juniper Springs is one of the nation's top destinations for camping, not just because of the many activities available on-site but also for its well-shaded setting. There are 79 campsites to choose from, each with its own special story to tell.
There is a maximum stay limit of 14 consecutive days in a 30 day period. Seasonally the maximum stay limit will be 180 days.
Areas for Campground Camping at Juniper Springs Recreation Area
In addition to day hiking on the Florida Trail, which passes through the recreation area, families and those with limited mobility will especially appreciate the Juniper Run Nature Trail. This short (0.8 mile round-trip) but delightful introduction to the subtropical habitats found along our spring runs includes viewing areas to watch the bubbling springs; thickets of needle palms; tall sweetgum, maple, and pine trees; and a variety of wildlife, from otters to our unique albino gray squirrels.
Areas for Day Hiking at Juniper Springs Recreation Area
Backpackers often use Juniper Springs as a stopping-off point while working their way along a 72-mile unbroken segment of the Florida Trail. The recreation area offers camping, showers, limited resupply at the camp store, and swimming in the springs.
Florida Trail segments connected to the Juniper Springs Recreation Area include:
The dense, jungle-like forests surrounding Juniper Springs and Juniper Run - as well as the waterway itself - are home to wildlife that you might not commonly see elsewhere. Among the more interesting residents of our natural communities are the albino gray squirrels seen near the Mill House, the otters that play along the edges of the spring run, and the American eels that migrate out to the Sargasso Sea to spawn, returning to Juniper Springs to live.
Areas for Viewing Wildlife at Juniper Springs Recreation Area
In the clearing between the campground and Fern Hammock Springs, a variety of towering trees - including loblolly pine and sweetgum - are some of the larger examples of these trees found in the Ocala National Forest. Protected from timbering since the 1930s, they've grown to astonishing heights.
While Juniper Springs has a very tropical feel thanks to its palm hammocks, the surrounding landscape is the heart of the Big Scrub, the reason the Ocala National Forest was created. As you visit, take the opportunity to follow trails into the scrub to examine the unusual plants and lichens that thrive in Florida's desert.
As a Civilian Conservation Corps-era recreation area and campground, Juniper Springs is a historic site with an interesting story to tell. Stop in the old Mill House to learn why and how the swimming area and campground were built, and how the mill used to provide electricity for the campground.
Canoe rentals are NOT CURRENTLY available on site. Juniper Run is a narrow, winding waterway set under a dense canopy of old-growth forest and few places solid enough to get out of your canoe. Just before the take out point near SR 19, the waterway broadens to encompass wetlands teeming with wading birds and wildlife.
If you bring your own canoe/kayak:
$6 Launch fee
Fees are subject to change without notification.
Areas for Boating - Non-Motorized at Juniper Springs Recreation Area
Juniper Springs is notable as a crystalline pool of spring outflow, shallow at one end and deep enough to jump into at the other. Natural tapegrass grows along the bottom of the spring. Don't be surprised to see an American eel amid the greenery.
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Stevens Luminaries Shine at Awards Gala
Stevens pride — and some of the university's most illustrious alumni — filled the historic Plaza Hotel in Midtown Manhattan on April 5, when the university honored 10 people at the second annual Stevens Awards Gala for their extraordinary contributions to Stevens, their professions and the world.
More than 400 enthusiastic supporters were in attendance — a sizable increase from the inaugural event in 2013 — filling the elegant Grand Ballroom to recognize these accomplished individuals, nine of whom are Stevens alumni.
Honored for their spectacular success in their industries and professions were: David J. Farber '56, M.S. '61, a retired Distinguished Career Professor of Computer Science and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University who is known as the "Grandfather of the Internet" (Stevens Honor Award); Fernando (Frank) L. Fernandez '60, M.S. '61, director emeritus, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency or DARPA, and former Stevens professor (Distinguished Alumni Award—Academia and Government); Sang-Beom Han, M.S. '85, Ph.D. '91, CEO and president, LG Display (International Achievement Award); Jack Lipinski '72, president and CEO of CVR Energy Inc., CVR Refining LP, and CVR Partners LP (Distinguished Alumni Award—Engineering); Cristina Vieira Martinez '94, M.Eng. '96, senior associate, Thornton Tomasetti, and board president of the ACE Mentor Program of New Jersey (Young Alumni Achievement Award); Dwight B. Massey '53, founding partner emeritus of Massey Quick & Co., LLP (MQ) (Distinguished Alumni Award—Business and Finance); and Albert E. Sisto '71, founder and general partner, Sixth Bridge, LP; investment director, Tern, Plc.; and partner and founder of a number of other companies (Charles V. Schaefer Jr. Entrepreneur Award).
Three individuals were recognized for their longtime and extraordinary contributions to Stevens. Robert W. Bosse '50 (also a past Stevens Honor Award winner) and A. Joseph Schneider '46 received the Lifetime Service Award, and Richard P. Widdicombe, the longtime Stevens library director and student mentor, received the Friend of Stevens Award.
Bill Evans, the Emmy Award-winning Channel 7 Eyewitness News meteorologist, served up humor and sincerity as emcee, praising the awardees and Stevens. Both honorees and the audience described the evening — which featured dinner, dancing and impressive musical performances by Stevens students — as magnificent and a sort of rebirth for the university.
"Students and young alumni, I hope that you are now convinced that a degree from Stevens Institute of Technology is a passport to a successful career," said Stevens President Nariman Farvardin.
Honor Award winner David Farber is known as the "Grandfather of the Internet" for his own contributions to the development of the Internet. His extraordinary career has included working as a professor at CMU, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of California at Irvine and the University of Delaware, as well as with Bell Labs and the Rand Corporation.
A strong supporter of Stevens, he urged the audience to help the university provide top faculty who are not only great teachers but also great researchers who will inspire their students.
"Students deserve the best faculty we can provide them," he said.
Earlier in the evening, Farber praised his Stevens education. "Stevens had a large part in what made my career work," he said. He expressed optimism about the university's future and students.
"I think that it (Stevens) has a very important place in the world. Stevens always produces people who go out and do things."
Martinez told the audience that she was genuinely honored and humbled by the award.
Emigrating from Portugal and starting Stevens at age 16, she praised many people who have helped her along the way, from her parents to the Stevens Technical Enrichment Program and the many mentors who helped her at Stevens and in her career. She also thanked her three children, "who inspire me every day to be the best person I can be."
Meanwhile, Joe Schneider '46, a longtime volunteer and supporter of Stevens and the Alumni Association, marveled at his entry to Stevens 70 years ago, during World War II.
"This is certainly a day I will never forget. I never expected to be standing here, or anywhere, at age 90,' he said, to roaring applause.
Schneider, who still works at his Guttenberg, N.J., embroidery shop, says that a $350 scholarship to Stevens changed his life. Today, he's a fervent supporter of student scholarships.
So many of the honorees expressed great humility and much gratitude for the paths their lives have taken.
"I am floored. This is something that I didn't expect. Stevens really changed my life and made a difference," said serial entrepreneur Albert Sisto. Nothing in his childhood spent in Newark's Down Neck neighborhood would have suggested that he would become a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, he said.
But he found himself, like Schneider, with encouraging teachers who urged him to apply for a scholarship to Stevens. That $1,800 scholarship helped him attend Stevens and work with computers for the first time.
"I got hooked on all things digital, and the rest is history," he said.
To read more about the 2014 honorees, please visit this page.
The honorees were chosen by the Stevens Awards Selection Committee, which received some 350 resumes and worked for several months to choose the 10 honorees, said committee chair Wayne Monsees '71, M.Eng. '72, M.M.S. '78.
"(This event) gives Stevens a bigger showcase for the breadth of talent it produces," he said.
Attendees praised the event's elegant venue and the accomplishments of the awardees. Patty Torres '01 posted photos from the evening to Instagram, urging her classmates to attend next year's gala. The evening has special value for students and young alumni, she said.
"We can hear the stories of honorees and what they have done and who they can become," she said. "They help inspire us to be better."
At the end of the night, those who had spent the night celebrating Stevens' best left The Plaza looking forward to next year's gala, which will take place in the same majestic location on March 28, 2015.


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A number of Australian councils, charities and other community groups tasted victory last week in a long-running court battle with the reviled Lehman Brothers investment bank.
The ruling in the Australian Federal Court slated the Australian subsidiary of Lehman's, formerly known as Grange Securities, for selling sophisticated, risky collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) to a range of investors who were above all seeking conservative, interest-bearing investments.
Justice Steven Rares accused Grange/Lehman of being "engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct", opening the way for the various aggrieved parties to recover almost $250 million from the carcass of Lehman Brothers.
It's easy to conjure up a vision here of a bunch of innocent, hick-town councils being hoodwinked out of $1 billion by a band of sleazy, city-dwelling salesmen.
But the image isn't quite true-to-life.
In the first place it wasn't just rural outposts such as Wingecarribee and Parkes that fell for the CDO story. As I recall some big-city Australian councils, such as the inner-Sydney, high-net worth suburb of Waverly, also bought CDOs on behalf of their ratepayers.
Interestingly, most of the soon-to-be-worthless CDOs were sold to councils in NSW and Western Australia (and to a certain extent, Tasmania), regions where councils had more discretion in their investment decisions. Victoria and Queensland state governments managed council investments centrally and shied away from anything outside the conservative fixed income norm.
The disparate NSW, WA and Tasmania councils, then, were easier pickings for the CDO-sellers. However, the councils were also supposed to have rigorous investment selection processes in place - processes that appear to have failed in many cases.
A NSW government investigation into the CDO catastrophe, the Cole Report, found a fundamental error of the councils involved was to not seek out independent investment advice.
Many NSW councils, the Cole Report states, were unable to "clearly separate the advisory role from product distribution role". In short, the councils couldn't distinguish between a salesman and an adviser.
But not all councils bought the story. Some years ago Chris Russell, head of the South Australian Local Government Association (SALGA), recounted the memory of a Grange sales pitch to me.
According to Russell, he asked the Grange guy how CDOs were secured.
"[The Grange rep] gave a vague and fluffy answer," he said, effectively killing off the Grange CDO sales campaign in South Australia.
New Zealand has its own CDO scandals, of course. Famously, OnePath (nee ING) eventually shelling out of hundreds of millions of dollars to defend its honour. The PINs offerings, working their way towards a capital-guaranteed finale, and the now-settled Macquarie Fortress Notes, also come to mind.
However, with the Credit Sails issue still unresolved, some New Zealand investors may be heartened by the Australian Federal Court Lehman/Grange decision.
According to the most recent communique from the Credit Sails Community group (spear-headed by Wanaka-based hedge fund manager, Greg Marshall) awaits a final report from the Commerce Commission before proceeding further.
If the Commission comes up short of a solution, the Credit Sails group would inevitably head to the courts.
"... litigation funders continue to contact [Marshall's firm] seeking to represent Credit Sails in this case and we are aware of at least one other extensive filing against the issuer in the High Court over negligence and breach of contract," Marshall says in the note.


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"If old age isn't for sissies, neither is Susan Jacoby's tough-minded and important book. . . which demolishes popular myths that we can 'cure' the 'disease' of aging." —The Washington Post
"For those of us who are old, Susan Jacoby's candor about old age is bracing; for those not yet old, Never Say Die should provide an unsentimental education for the years to come." –Philip Roth
"Jacoby's tough-minded refusal to buy the rosy image painted by advertisers and the 'anti-aging industry'—a greedy crowd that includes bogus health gurus, pill pushers and other medical hucksters—is empowering." —Time
"Jacoby is sharp and shoots straight." —The New Yorker
"[A] book that will change the way you think about growing old. . . . In the end, and in ways not recognized at the beginning of the book, Never Say Die is life-affirming." —Washington Independent Review of Books
"Mixes rigorous reportage and tart-tongued criticism with memoir and history, slashing through romanticized versions of the golden years and delivering tough truths." —Newsday
"Jacoby cuts through the fog of bromides and half-truths enveloping the discussion of aging, shines a light on issues long neglected and offers cogent solutions to pressing problems." —The Miami Herald
"In this beautifully crafted book, [Jacoby] punctures the promises that aging will eventually be 'cured' either by a wonder drug or though positive thinking. The good news is that if we wake up from our delusions we may be better able to grow old with dignity." –Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America
"Jacoby's book, which mixes the intellectual and the emotional, academic studies and personal anecdotes, is intentionally contentious. . .That is just as it should be. Jacoby does not want to serve as a destroyer of hope. Thank goodness, however, that she is willing to be perceived as a destroyer of false hope." —Seattle Times
"Lively, carefully researched. . . . [Jacoby] writes with both passion and reason." —St. Petersburg Times
"Eloquent. . . . [Jacoby] is courageously right. . . . One can hope that her impassioned, closely argued tract gains a serious hearing among her fellow boomers." —Columbia Journalism Review
"Never Say Die is a beautifully written, clear-eyed, and deeply compassionate book." —Sam Harris, author of The Moral Landscape and The End of Faith.


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All season long, the Patriots would only talk about one game: The next game. There was no discussion of running the table. No mention of 16-0 was allowed. Most gave up trying to talk with the Pats about the potential for perfection.
All season long, the Patriots would only talk about one game: The next game.
There was no discussion of running the table. No mention of 16-0 was allowed. Most gave up trying to talk with the Pats about the potential for perfection.
"I think people know better than to ask me about it," said wide receiver Wes Welker, "except you people."
Us people being the media vultures who have been digging for undefeated discussion for months. Well Wes, now the next game is for 16-0.
The Pats took care of business against the Dolphins on Sunday with a 28-7 win. The final test for a perfect regular season is up next in New York, or technically New Jersey, against the Giants on Saturday night.
So now the questions about 16-0 can be asked. Unfortunately, the answers still might not satisfy anyone with an appreciation for the history that could be made this weekend.
"It's the next game," said tackle Matt Light. "We're going to prepare for the Giants and do what we always do. We don't get caught up in that stuff. You guys know that. Even you guys have to get tired of hearing about that."
Nope, we still want to talk about it, maybe in part because the Pats don't seem willing to publicly acknowledge just how special this achievement would be. And that stems right from the top. The head honcho himself dictates the party line coming out of Foxboro.
"It's good to win and we're not really too hung up on that," coach Bill Belichick said when asked about going 16-0. "We'll get ready for next week. We'll take one week at a time and get ready for next week."
At least Belichick cracked his armor enough to sow that he understands what everyone wants to talk about, even if he won't.
"I'm sure that's what you were looking for," he added with a smile.
Most of his players have played it straighter. Welker wouldn't even concede that a win over the Giants would be anything special.
"None," said Welker when asked what significance 16-0 would have for him. "It's just the next game. That's the way we're going to treat it and the way we're going to go about it. Nobody's gone 15-0 either but we're still the same people and still the same team."
So if they can't talk about it this week, when can the Patriots reflect on what they stand to accomplish with another victory?
"It's another ballgame for us, another great opportunity," safety Rodney Harrison said. "Once we retire and we're all grumpy old men, then we'll probably sit back and talk about this, that and the other. But for now, we're just focused on the task at hand, and that's improving on our performance and going out there and trying to beat the Giants."
The reason behind the lack of discussion is of course the reality that the season doesn't end this week. A 16-0 record has never been done, but it won't mean much to these players if it's not followed up by three more postseason wins and another Super Bowl title.
Still, there are a few Pats willing to admit they're at least tempted to talk about a 16-0 mark.
"Yeah, we think about it here and there, but we know we have to concentrate and get better," said defensive lineman Jarvis Green, quickly falling back in line.
"There are still things we have to work on. We know it's going to get harder in these last games. I know we have to prepare for the Giants and stay under control."
And that doesn't mean they can't celebrate the wins they've already secured.
"We're going to enjoy this," said linebacker Junior Seau after Sunday's victory. "It was something that was a gift to each other, being one of the first to be 15-0 at this point of the season. It was something that was very important to us. So we're going to go on from there."
And where will they go? C'mon, surely someone can say it.
"We have an opportunity this week to play the Giants and hopefully get to 16-0," said quarterback Tom Brady.
At last, there's one player who can't be completely muffled by Belichick. You know Brady's not about to get benched - not even in a game that has no impact on playoff positioning. Not when that elusive 16-0 is so close.
"I think that would be a great accomplishment for this team," Brady said. "Coach (Belichick) has kept pressure on us all week, this past week, really all season he's coached us very hard and we've responded and we need to continue to respond."
They just won't respond to questions about going undefeated.
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The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 continues, as vessels move toward an area in the southern Indian Ocean where satellite images have revealed floating objects. Australia, which is now leading the international search effort, says authorities have a number of credible leads. But investigators say they still can't explain why the plane disappeared from radar in the early morning hours of March 8.
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Nets nowhere on offense in blowout loss to Wizards
WASHINGTON -- Guess they had Nemo on their minds.
How else could anyone explain precisely why the Nets got beat down by the Wizards Friday night, playing with little emotion at times and looking like a tired team in an 89-74 loss?
The Nets were out of whack offensively and were done in by a second quarter in which they were outscored 30-11. They allowed the Wizards to take command with a 19-1 run that put them in a hole they simply couldn't escape.
Said Joe Johnson, "I thought the effort was great to start the game. During that second quarter, man, I don't know what happened. But give them credit. They've been playing well of late and they came out and showed it in that second quarter and they hit. We never bounced back from it.''
The Nets missed their first 12 shots of the second quarter and shot 4-for-22 in the period. Nene nearly outscored them by himself, scoring 10 points in the quarter. The Nets wound up shooting only 32.9 percent from the floor (25-for-76).
"We couldn't put the ball in the basket and didn't defend on the other end,'' Nets interim coach P.J. Carlesimo said. "We couldn't make free throws, we couldn't make points in the paint, we couldn't make three-point shots. I thought we didn't put the ball in the basket in the first quarter, either. We hung in because I thought we were playing hard.
"There's nights our bench has really given us a lift. The problem is there's been extremes. They've either been good and really contributed or they've dug a hole for us, and obviously tonight was a little more of that.
"We just didn't fight back enough . . . The second quarter was terrible. I'm really, really disappointed as a team and also individually.''
The Wizards (14-35), sparked by the recent return of John Wall, have won eight of nine at the Verizon Center, beating the Thunder, Hawks, Bulls, Knicks and Clippers. Said Carlesimo, "Knowing how well these guys have been playing and the kind of effort we needed, to come with that kind of effort in the second quarter, it's inexcusable.''
Might the Nets need a trade to shake things up? "Billy [King, the general manager] and I will talk about that,'' Carlesimo said. "Especially after a game like this, I'll keep my mouth shut.''
Trailing by 20 at halftime, the Nets (29-21) were able to make a game of it somewhat by limiting the Wizards to 14 points in the third quarter.
Washington led by 23 points in the third, but the Nets went on a 14-0 run to cut the deficit to nine before Bradley Beal's three-pointer at the end of the quarter pushed it back to 12. The Nets never got any closer than 11 after that and lost for the fifth time in their last eight games.
Nene led the Wizards with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Martell Webster added 16 points and Wall totaled 15 points and nine assists. Deron Williams paced the Nets with 20 points. Johnson had 14 and Brook Lopez 13.
Carlesimo said of the Wizards, "I thought they were aggressive. They doubled us and I guess they contested inside, because we had shots in the paint and we just didn't finish. It's silly to say that it's shots we make, that guys normally make and we didn't make them tonight. You have to give them credit.
"As you said, we didn't make shots. Guys had threes, guys had shots in the paint, guys had free throws. Outside free throws, I'm sure Washington's defense had something to do with it.''


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July 25-28, Africa in our blood, Kruger Park to Cape Town, South Africa
Since our group's arrival in South Africa, Arthur had to remind us that it was winter time, even though we were experiencing beautiful sunny, springlike weather instead.
How appropriate that our cabin this night was surrounded by funny mischievous monkeys scampering and playing in the trees.
These monkeys had fluffy gray-green fur with long whiskers. It was easy to see them as playful and harmless. Then a loud commotion and a strange honk-bark told us otherwise. We dropped everything and ran out of our cabin to see eight monkeys racing over the gabled rooftop as one of them nabbed a zip-lock like baggy of what looked like hamburger buns from the next-door cabin.
Our neighbors now had no bread, and unfortunately the one general store had long since closed. I ran to slam the doors to the cabin and whisked our food inside much relieved that Arthur did not see I carelessly left it near the grill.
We all ventured out a bit later to eat because it was glorious under the almost full moonlight. The monkeys were asleep, making it even more relaxing.
Crocodile Bridge
We were up early for our departure day from the park: The sunrise, animals returning home at dawn from their night of prowling and a flight to Cape Town would not wait for anyone.
We left the lodge, and we stopped just past the electric-wired gates of Kruger National Park, halfway over Crocodile Bridge.
There is no mystery as to why it is called such. Basking away were the longest crocs I have ever seen — oh, heck, I have never seen crocs.
I now understood why the collective noun for a group of crocodiles is a "bask" as they were simply basking in the glory of the first rays of light, barely moving.
I was thankful that the inhuman fashion for crocodile shoes has gone out of style because catching this one with his big, long, nasty teeth would be a job any cobbler would pass up.
I silently thought how humorous it is to call those funny, plastic clog-like shoes, Crocs. We also were glad that this crocodile was down on the small island about 100 feet below and our zoom lenses got us close enough.
Longing to see buffalo
Honestly, deep inside we had an uncontrollable desire to see the Cape Buffalo, which we hadn't seen on the previous day's safaris.
We had to because the flight to Cape Town would not wait. Instead, we were all vying for the perfect landscape shot. The morning mist was starting to burn off at this hour, and it looked like the day was going to be an unusually hot one.
There was no safe pull-off for Arthur to stop on this road, so we tried different angles through the already bug-spotted windshield.
Content with our Ansel Adams-like photos of the panoramic beauty and the mountain-scape, suddenly we had Cape Buffalo standing there like a mirage.
I almost had to rub my eyes as they were only two to three feet away. This was my first encounter with the massive buffalo because, although my group in February looked for them, we didn't see them.
Perhaps we had been trying too hard. So once resigned to the fact that we were not going to see one, there were five of them eating their morning grass and paying no attention to us.
We reluctantly left them. Now that we had found them, or I should I say they had found us, we did not want to say goodbye. This reluctance to leave was repeated a few days later at the airport.
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A pampered British rat accidentally gets flushed from his posh penthouse flat into the slimy London sewers.
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`The Disciplines: An Interpretation of the Figure by Seven Women Artists'. After a very successful run, Studio C will have a closing celebration for its current show on June 15. Studio C is Peggy Nichols' privately owned Art Gallery in the Santa Fe Art Colony in Los Angeles. It is open by appointment only.
This show at Studio C, is an all woman show, featuring seven women artists presenting paintings and sculpture . The artists represented are Michele Collier, Kaleeka Bond, Kathryn Jacobi, Mary Ancilla Martinez, Peggy Nichols, Penelope Nicolopolis, and Deidre Sullivan-Beeman . The work presented is about strong women making powerful art. The commonality of the work is that all the pieces shown are evocative in expression, in passion, and in their disciplined professional technique of chosen medium.
In talking with Peggy about the show I learned it was her strong intention to show and promote women artists as disciplined and professional as their male counterparts. The opening reception was indeed a celebration of the theme. It included a lively panel discussion around the theme of women artists, and featured as panelists: Ada Pullini Brown, Robin Nichols, Margaret Lindsey, Heidi Gray, Natalia Fabia and Gretchen Smith (for more information on the panelists please see the website link listed below). The Panel discussion was such a hit, it will be repeated at the closing celebration on June 15. A new set of panelists will be announced.
Peggy Nichols is a disciplined and professional artist, who paints in oils, and has a passion for learning and studying art. Peggy is also a well know make-up artist in Hollywood, working as lead MUA on two of the highest rated television shows in the business.
Studio C will present future shows and events, celebrating professional and student artists. There are ongoing drawing workshops in collaboration with Jennifer Fabos Patton's "The Gallery Girls", and often featuring DJ Jason Savvy. There will be a color painting boot camp with Bill Perkins July 20 & 21. And still to be announced will be a show about Sexy and Erotic clowns, including paintings and photographs, as a collaboration of Peggy Nichols and myself (Greg Autry). In the works for later in the year, will be a magnificent show about the life and art of artist Julian Ritter. The Julian show will feature works from the Silver Slipper Collection previously owned by Howard Hughes, and not seen in public for 30 years.
Studio C is about art for the pure and simple expression of art. The closing Celebration June 15 and future events should not be missed.


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Griselda Blanco in 2004.
Blanco spent nearly 20 years in prison in the United States for drug trafficking and three murders before being deported to Colombia in 2004, the Herald reported.
Two armed riders pulled up to Blanco as she was leaving a butcher shop in her hometown, and one shot her twice in the head, the Herald reported, citing a report in El Colombiano newspaper.
Blanco was one of the first to engage in large-scale smuggling of cocaine into the United States from Colombia and set up many of the routes used by the Medellin cartel after she was sentenced in the United States in 1985, the BBC reported.
Investigators told the Herald that they estimate conservatively that Blanco was behind about 40 slayings. She was convicted in connection with three murders: Arranging the killing of two South Miami drug dealers who had not paid for a delivery, and ordering the assassination of a former enforcer for her organization, an operation that resulted in the death of the target's 2-year-old son, the Herald reported.
Three of Blanco's husbands were killed in violence related to drugs, the Herald reported, and one of her sons was named Michael Corleone, a reference to "The Godfather" movies.
Blanco is credited with originating motorcycle assassinations, the Herald reported.
"This is classic live-by-the-sword, die-by-the-sword," filmmaker Billy Corben, who with Alfred Spellman made two "Cocaine Cowboys" documentaries, told the Herald. "Or in this case, live-by-the-motorcycle-assassin, die-by-the-motorcycle assassin."


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Tanning Beds and CancerLooking like you've just returned from a vacation in the tropics may be desirable to most of us, but it comes with long-term skin cancer risks. If you're a "tanning booth enthusiast" you may not want to hear this, but it's pretty straightforward: Tanning beds are dangerous.
A study done by Lazovich et al. (2010) showed that individuals who tan indoor are 74% more likely to develop melanoma than those who have never tanned indoors. 1 Based on the fact that melanoma rates have been increasing for the last 30 years, the American Cancer Society has estimated that about 76,250 new melanomas will be diagnosed in 2012. 2
Are There Safe Tanning Beds?Some tanning bed companies claim that their tanning beds are 'safer' because they use UVA instead of UVB rays. UVB rays are shorter wave than UVA and are more associated with causing skin cancers. However, since UVA rays penetrate deeper into the skin, they cause damage to collagen which gives our skin its elasticity.
Therefore, UVA rays can promote skin aging by causing wrinkles and a leathery appearance. Further research in this area has also shown that UVA rays can damage melanocytes (skin cells that produce pigment) resulting in malignant melanoma, the form of skin cancer which has shown to be most deadly.
So, in summary no — there aren't any "safe" tanning beds. Avoid them all.
UV Exposure Adds UpExposing yourself to excessive UV rays through indoor tanning is under your direct, conscious control. However, we're all exposed to UV rays just by going about our daily lives when we go outside. Even if you're not outside for a prolonged period of time, the brief exposure to UV rays can add up.
This is why it's important to take measures to protect yourself, such as applying sunscreen. It is almost equally important to look at the label of the sunscreen you choose. Many sunscreens include only ingredients to protect against UVB rays (which are more likely to result in sunburn).
However, only certain ingredients also provide protection from UVA rays, such as zinc oxide, oxybenzone, and avobenzone. You can read more about sunscreens in the following articles:
- The Sunscreen Paradox
- What's Missing from Your Sunscreen?
Sunless Tanning Products are on the RiseThere are alternatives to indoor and outdoor tanning. Sunless tanning products are available in the form of creams, gels, lotions, and sprays. Dihydroxyacetone is the active ingredient in these products. While these products do not provide UV radiation, the long-term risks of dihydroxyacetone are currently unknown. 3
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- Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2010 Jun;19(6):1557-68. Epub 2010 May 26.
- American Cancer Society. Cancer Facts & Figures 2012. Atlanta, Ga: American Cancer Society; 2012.
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Iraq has increased its proven oil reserves by three billion barrels to 115 billion barrels despite the crippling embargo imposed on it after its 1990 invasion of Kuwait, newspapers reported Tuesday.
"Iraq has succeeded during its years of sanctions in increasing oil reserves by three billion barrels to 115 billion barrels," oil ministry undersecretary Taha Hammud told the weekly Al-Rafidain paper.
"Thanks to President Saddam Hussein's directives and the efforts of the workers in the oil sector, Iraq's oil reserves will continue to increase leaps and bounds in the future to reach 300 billion barrels to be number one in the world," he said.
"The oil ministry has drawn up an ambitious plan to continue oil exploration throughout Iraq," he said. "Once the necessary equipment is available, exploration will focus at first in the western desert region" bordering Saudi Arabia.
Iraq is a member of the 11-nation Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), but has not been part of the cartel's quota system since the 1991 Gulf War.
The sanctions-hit country has the capacity to produce around 3 million barrels of oil per day (bpd) and has ambitions to boost output to 6 million bpd, but admits it needs to invest 30 billion dollars in infrastructure to do so.
Baghdad has drawn up contracts, mainly with Russian and Chinese companies, to develop its oil fields, but work cannot begin until a UN embargo is lifted.
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Iraq's reserves are second in the world to Saudi Arabia, which has reserves totalling 261 billion barrels.—AFP.
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The Hubble space telescope, near and dear to we space-loving Gizmodo editors, is about to get tuned-up, courtesy of Atlantis. The astronauts are also installing two new gadgets that MSNBC says bestows "superpowers." That's pretty accurate.
And it's completely fitting too, given that this voyage is the last trip NASA will take to service Hubble. But enough sad news on Mother's Day, what's with these "superpowers?"
The first power is "three-in-one vision," provided by the Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3), which will allow Hubble to see the light spectrum simultaneously, from ultraviolet to infrared. The gadget also grants Hubble the ability to see "cosmic cobwebs" that stretch out and connect galaxies. These new abilities should double or triple the rate at which NASA discovers distant supernovae.
The other addition, called the Cosmic Origins Spectrograph (COS), costs $US70 million and sniffs out ultraviolet light with reckless abandon. What once took 10 Earth orbits to observe will now take just one. Extremely dim objects that took a year to observe properly will be cataloged in weeks.
Unsurprisingly, both gadgets, used in tandem with with existing tech on Hubble, are designed to seek out dark matter and energy. Oh, and alien planets too:
"For example, you might be able to see whether a planet's atmosphere has hydrogen or carbon or oxygen in it," said Ken Sembach, Hubble project scientist at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore.
NASA expects the first data from these new instruments to be delivered by Labour Day. [MSNBC]


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Whistler Blackcomb Transfers Ownership of Gravity Logic
Whistler Blackcomb has made the strategic decision to transfer ownership of Gravity Logic, an internal business operation offering a variety of mountain bike design, development and educational services, to three of Gravity Logic's original employees.
Effective today, Tom Prochazka, Dave Kelly and Rob Cocquyt will assume ownership of a newly created, independent company under the name Gravity Logic Inc (GLI).
Whistler Blackcomb established Gravity Logic almost two years ago and in that short period of time has worked on more than 20 projects in over a dozen different countries. An annual mountain bike educational symposium called the Gravity Logic Forum was also developed.
"Since its inception, the interest in Gravity Logic has been overwhelming and has met, or exceeded, all of our expectations. It has grown to the point where it can more effectively achieve its original objective of acting as a catalyst to grow and develop the sport of mountain biking by becoming a stand alone company," says Dave Brownlie, President and COO of Whistler Blackcomb. "We are thrilled to have come to an agreement with Tom, Dave and Rob to make this all happen without missing a beat."
Whistler Blackcomb has also agreed to a five year contract during which GLI will supply trail design and layout services to the Whistler Mountain Bike Park.
"Tom, Dave and Rob, have been a key part of what has made the Whistler Mountain Bike Park the most successful lift-accessed mountain bike park in the world. Our agreement with GLI will ensure we are able to continue to tap into the best people in the business and keep our bike park at the forefront by providing the world's most progressive riding experiences," Brownlie continued.
Under new ownership GLI will continue to offer design and development services to ski resorts, summer resorts, municipalities and land managers from around the world.
"We are extremely excited about the opportunity to build on the solid foundation that has already been established," says Tom Prochazka of Gravity Logic Inc. "Having the chance to run our own business designing and developing progressive, high quality riding experiences is a dream come true for all of us."
Jeremy Roche, one of Gravity Logic's original members, has accepted a new position as Whistler Blackcomb's Summer Business Development Manager which includes overall responsibility for the execution and development of the Crankworx Mountain Bike Festivals in Whistler and Winter Park, Colorado. As a result, he will not be involved in the new company.
Similarly, Rob McSkimming, Whistler Blackcomb's VP of Business Development and Gravity Logic's initial Managing Director will no longer have a role in the business.
"Both Jeremy and I have thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to be involved in launching and developing Gravity Logic. The worldwide response has been amazing. I am confident that Tom, Dave and Rob will continue to set the standard for mountain bike park design and development," says McSkimming. "Even though we will not be directly involved, we still strongly believe that developing more great riding experiences is key to growing the sport."
Gravity Logic Inc. will continue have its operations based in Whistler. GLI can be contacted through www.whistlergravitylogic.com.
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Our christmas visiting has already started and I have been busy decorating gifts. I bought a great Sizzix die and made lots of bows and home made tags.
Some I made in different colours...
And in some I used just one colour..
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I love decorating gifts and making them look special, I have so many more I have to do!
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In a correction to the January 10 cover story, "Missing: Inside the Dashad Smith investigation," we still didn't state a math problem right. The area of trash searched by investigators at the Old Dominion Landfill was 100 feet by 100 feet by 20 feet deep; 3,000 cubic yards of trash was within that space.
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Q. Would Litton have reached out to — I'm going to
13 call it MERS in place of Mortgage Electronic
14 Registration Systems. Would Litton have reached out to
15 MERS to execute this assignment?
16 A. Actually, Marti Noriega and Denise Bailey are
17 employed by Litton Loan Servicing. They have authority
18 to sign on behalf of MERS.
19 Q. Does either of those parties have authority to
20 sign on behalf of Accredited Home Lenders?
21 A. No, not to my knowledge.
22 Q. Do you know if Accredited Home Lenders was still
23 in place on the date that this assignment of mortgage
24 was executed?
THE WITNESS: I'm not certain of Accredited
2 Home Lenders' status at this time.
4 Q. As of April of 2009, are you aware if Accredited
5 Home Lenders was in bankruptcy?
6 A. I don't know what their status was.
7 Q. Are there any other assignments of mortgage other
8 than this one as Composite Exhibit C that you're aware
9 of?
10 A. No.
Q. Well, is this Allonge a copy of the Allonge; or
3 is this the original Allonge copied with the correct
4 endorsement?
5 A. The only way I could verify that is to see the
6 actual, original note which is on file with the court.
7 Q. Do you know why the Allonges are different from
8 the one that was filed with the complaint and the one
9 that was filed with the court several months later?
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"A man walking alone on a deserted beach, brandishing a lantern in his outstretched hand, might be a fool. But, for a ship that went astray on a stormy night, he might be the savior."
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
I stood watching intently, and amused, as she attempted to peel the ripe Sabbar. The juices ran down her fingers to her delicate wrists and bits of the peel covered the place at the table where she stood. She was determined to do it herself. That was part of what I loved about her, her determination, which, at times, bordered on a hard-headed stubbornness. Although she had seen it in the streets of Damascus, she had never eaten the sweet fruit in her life. Here, it was everywhere, a delicacy we took for granted. However, as soon as her lovely hands held one for the first time, I saw the pear in an entirely new light.
We had been out walking. I was showing her the area around where I grew up. She marveled at the number of cacti, Sabbara trees, as she called them, that were along the road. They were handsomely laden with their brilliant red or yellow pears. When I told her they were edible, the Saber, as we call them here, she insisted that we pick some and I, enthusiastic to share everything with her, carefully pulled them from their prickly nests. I took off my shirt and created a sac of sorts in which to carry them home. She giggled nervously after I cursed several times from receiving a poke or two, but she continued to cheer me on as if I were navigating an obstacle course. My pride would never allow me to pick less than ten and, after I caught her admiring my bare torso with a mischievous little grin, I continued on as long as I could.
I rolled the fruits from my shirt onto the kitchen table. There were at least twenty. I stood for a moment and admired my harvest until I caught sight of her hand moving in to fetch one. "No, habibti!" She pulled her hand back in alarm. I immediately put my arm around her slender shoulders and warned her about the nasty thorns. They were small but insidious, and caused great discomfort if they got under the skin. Naturally I knew this from years of experience, from having them embedded in my hands and arms. But I couldn't knowingly expose her to anything unpleasant. The only thing I wanted her to remember about Sabbar was the luscious taste...and me picking them without my shirt. So I washed each of them and removed as many of the thorns as I could without actually peeling them.
She insisted on using a potato peeler and somehow I couldn't bring myself to stop her. "I don't want to cut out too much of the good fruit. I tend to gouge things with knives." She told me confidently and with a look in her eyes that suggested I'd better not try to stop her. She tentatively peeled away the outer skin and then used a knife to chop off each end of the fruit. It took everything in me not to chuckle or to move in to show her the proper way. She was adorable in her awkwardness, so I bit my tongue.
When she cut off the ends she discovered the spines. At first she wasn't sure what to make of them. She muttered to herself as she inspected it by removing one of them. As she did, the rest of the outer skin pulled away revealing the edible fruit. I saw the light go on; her beautiful eyes sparkled with delight. "Ah ha!" Then the scolding. "Why didn't you tell me?!" Instead of answering I gently removed the well peeled pear from her hand and took a bite. Her eyes turned stormy as she watched my mouth envelop almost half of it but before she could reprimand me I put the rest of it to her lips. She took a small bite and let the juices and pulp roll around in her mouth. Her eyes immediately quieted as the pleasure of the taste registered on her tongue. "Sahha."
I sat down and quickly peeled more of them. I selfishly needed her to eat at least one more. I cut the fruit into small pieces and asked her to sit by me. With my fingers I placed each piece on her tongue after she had chewed and swallowed the one before. I watched her enjoying the sweetness, her lips moving sensually as she chewed. I gazed longingly as she swallowed, following each lump as it moved through her throat and down her long, graceful neck. After she finished the last bite, I kissed her and savoured the sweetness of her mixed with the nectar of the Sabbar. It was the most heavenly combination. Suddenly I had the urge to harvest every tree in existence just so I could feed her one every day for the rest of our lives. But we had enough to last us a few days, and other, more burning, urges overtook us anyway...
I had wanted to show her everything about my life here. However, I quickly discovered that, in fact, through her, my life was reflected back to me in a refreshing new way. Just by being here, by being curious, by being her, she transformed the simple Sabbar into a delicious memory of that day, of her. I would never ever look at it or taste it in the same way again.
by Mariyah
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21 comments:
- Dubai Jazz said...
This is a very delightful read, Mariyah. Thanks!
I've been reading 'Zakeret Jasad' (literal translation: Memory of a Body) by Ahlam Mestighanmi on and off for a few month now. The story is told by the protagonist in the first person, and the accurate portrayal of a man's thoughts and way of thinking is striking. Something you've done here quite skillfully.
Not that we're hard to figure out, mind you :)
- Gabriela said...
It was a complete surprise when I read Mariyah's name at the end of the post.
In Perú we have this delicious fruit too. We call it tuna (yes, just as the fish, which is atún in Spanish). It's a summer fruit. We have red tunas, like the one in the picture. But the most common are green. Indeed, you have to learn how to peel if you don't want to end full of those little elusive thorns.
Once again, delightful post.
- Karin said...
BEAUTIFUL post dear ... a sheer pleasure to read!! I have to admit I have seen countless of these fruit but never tasted it ... I will one day, I promise - especially after having read your beautiful post!
I was a bit baffled to see you posting on Abufares' blog, find it a great idea though!
Big hug from New Mexico!!
- Mariyah said...
DJ: Thank you so much for your nice comment. I'm not sure I could write an entire novel in a man's voice. That would be a challenge. :) I figured, however, since Abufares invited me to write here, it might be fun to try something from the male point of view. I did grow up with four brothers and often draw from my experience listening to them when creating male characters.
It's a pleasure to see you here.
- Mariyah said...
Gabriela: Thank you so much. Abufares and I thought it would be a fun surprise! I was so thrilled to be invited to write here.
I'm glad you are able to enjoy this lovely fruit too. It is delicious. :) Take care, my dear.
- Mariyah said...
Karin: After Sea Side, Abufares invited me to write something here once in a while. I thought the subject of food might be appropriate. :)
You likely have this type of fruit down where you are living now. You really should try it. I think you'll enjoy it immensely.
Thank you so much for your comment. It's a pleasure to meet up with you here. Hugs to you!
- Unknown said...
What a beautiful surprise Mariyah. Thank you so much for this beautiful gift.
You were really reading my mind when you wrote this sexy piece. Saber will never taste the same anymore. Even the awkward Damascene word "Sabbar" sounds delicious when you write it.
I'm sure most of my regular readers (if I permit myself to believe that there are any) were delighted with this post but they, like me, are shy to express themselves:-)
Now I have to wait for your encore. Please don't make it long, my waiting.
Hello Mariyah,
It was a pleasant surprise to see your post on this blog:-) Now that the both of you have finished your wonderful manuscript together, I think I can speak for the regular readers of Abufares that we look forward to the next work of art. As for the Sabbars, I can remember seeing them in the food stores selling as prickly fruit back in the 80s when I was in Oklahoma. However, since living on the east coast, I have not seen them as yet. But if I do run across them I will certainly try them once again. You are right that they can be somewhat difficult to enjoy (the same can be said for certain people). But with enough patience one will reap the wonderful benefits of the tedious work involved. Again, please do not stay a stranger from here and enjoyed the both of your efforts in making a fine story. Spaeter.. The BIL of Abufares
Abufares , you took me back to JABLE,the uncovered sabber were sold on ice
sweeeeeeeeeeet memoris
ps, just returned from patagonia, we had nice time trout fishing
- Fantasia Lillith (Fanny) said...
OH - what are you doign here? HEhehehe that WAS a surprise!!! Lovely post indeed - I shall have to try this fruit now ... if I can find it.
...as soon as her lovely hands held one for the first time, I saw the pear in an entirely new light.
Oh that line ...My mind ....
- Unknown said...
Hello my friend
Mariyah wrote this post so she reminded you of Jableh and reminded me of so many "beautiful" things :-)
- Mariyah said...
Abufares: All I can say is thank you, dear friend. I very much enjoyed writing a little piece for you blog. It is very generous of you to share your "home". I will certainly be thrilled to come again for another visit.
- Mariyah said...
BIL of Abufares: Thank you so much for your kind comment and words of support. I very much appreciate it.
They are a delicious fruit and I do hope you'll be able to find some. I was able to get them while in Canada...so I had assumed they were widely available. Perhaps not...and that's a shame. Maybe you'll get lucky.
All the best to you. :)
- Mariyah said...
Lê: It is a lovely, sweet fruit. Thank you so much for your comment. I hope to see you again.
- Mariyah said...
Fantasia: I love finding out what goes on in your mind! ;) I'm so happy to meet you here. Glad I could surprise you!! Thank you for your comment, as always. :)
Hi all,
I always read the AbuFares post's comments firstly;So this didn't surprise me.
As a wine taster,i can distinguish between Abu Fares writing and the others;I believe that Abu Fares is an artist and master(Mo'allem Kabeer)!!
But here i can say it's very nice post!!
I suggest to write a mixture article .
Thanks to all.
- Mariyah said...
Anonymous: I agree with you. Abufares is indeed a master. A writer/blogger I very much look up to. I was honoured when he invited me to post here. Thank you very much for your comment and I hope we will have another collaboration in the not too distant future for you to read. :)
- Joseph said...
Greetings, Mariyah and Abufares. My apologies for the inexcusable late comment.
I only had to read the 1st line, to fall in the trap and be confused .... slowly but surely, your luring scent lead me to scroll down to ascertain my unconscious prediction. Voila, Mariyah!
Compliments to the artist, this was rather, a clever and sensuous landing here upon these shores of Abufares'.
Most delighted to see you here; Did I tell you how much I love Sabbar, Mariyah!?
- Mariyah said...
Joseph: Have I not said, my friend, that any time you can make it is a good time? Your comments always make me smile. :) I, too, love Sabbar...so I have just recently discovered. ;)
- Joseph said...
@Mariyah :-)
I found this most Delightful post while rabbit-trail meandering from one blog to another. I most definitely will be back to explore some more!!


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