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CORAL GABLES — As redshirt freshman quarterback N'Kosi Perry struggled early during the first road start of his career at Virginia on Saturday night, Miami Hurricanes coach Mark Richt had a decision to make.
Should he leave Perry in there, as he did a week ago against Florida State, and hope the young quarterback would rally, or should he put the game in the hands of benched veteran Malik Rosier, who had already led the Hurricanes to multiple comeback victories during his career.
Richt opted to make the change, pulling a disappointed Perry from the game after the quarterback started 3-of-6 with two interceptions. Rosier, who hadn't seen any game action since the second series of Miami's game against FIU on Sept. 22, didn't fare much better to start, but he did lead the Hurricanes on three scoring drives in what was ultimately a 16-13 upset loss to the Cavaliers.
UM coach Mark Richt expecting 'sleepless' nights as Hurricanes search for answers after ugly loss at Virginia
After Miami's 16-13 loss at Virginia, the Hurricanes — who fell out of the top 25 after making 23 straight appearances in the poll — will be assessing everything from scheme to personnel, Miami coach Mark Richt said. With a bye week on the horizon, the Hurricanes will have lots of time to think.
With the Hurricanes facing an open date this weekend and not scheduled to play again until Oct. 26 at Boston College, Richt now finds himself having to re-evaluate the quarterback position — again.
On Monday morning, Richt reiterated he and his staff have faith in Perry and they believe he's capable of having a solid career, despite some of his early struggles.
He also said they're confident Perry's confidence won't be hurt by what happened on Saturday night in Charlottesville.
"I think he'll be fine," Richt said Monday during his weekly radio appearance with Joe Rose on WQAM-560. "He knows we have a high regard for him and we think he's going to be a really great one one day. He's a guy we're going to continue to develop. He's got a great career ahead of him. He knows that. We've talked to him about that. It's never easy, but that's part of the criteria of being a quarterback. Can you hit your target? Can you make good decisions? Can you handle the pressure of the job? Sometimes, living it out in a situation like that is tough, but that's what you have to develop — mental toughness."
Perry, a fan favorite since his arrival in South Florida last year, started Miami's games against North Carolina and Florida State after being elevated in the FIU game. Meanwhile, Rosier — who started all 13 games for the Hurricanes last season and their first four this year— acknowledged Saturday night he hasn't received any practice time with the Hurricanes first unit in recent weeks.
Through Miami's first six games, Rosier has completed 52.1 percent of his passes for 781 yards with five touchdowns and three interceptions, while Perry has completed 56 percent of his passes for 666 yards with 11 touchdowns and five interceptions.
Now, with the Coastal Division in flux and the Hurricanes about to play three of their next four games on the road, Richt needs to find a way to spark his offense, and that could mean another change at quarterback.
When pressed during his radio appearance about that, the coach declined to answer, saying he had yet to meet with his players and his intention was to speak to them before announcing a move like that.
He then added it may not be possible to make many changes outside the quarterback position because of injuries and depth issues.
"At some positions, there's not a lot of change you can make. I think we'll keep Navaughn [Donaldson] as a guard. I think DJ Scaife did enough good things outside as a tackle, I think that's the best combination on the right side," Richt said. "Left side, it'll be pretty much status quo. We'll have Jahair [Jones] and depending on … we'll see how much Venzell [Boulware] can unseat him as a starter, but that's pretty much how it's going to look there. At the receiver position, we've got to play a number of guys. All of those guys are going to play. We only have two tight ends on scholarship right now. They're going to play. Those top two running backs are going to be the guys carrying the load. There's not going to be a lot of change there. There just has to be overall execution."
Also Monday, Richt addressed some of the criticism he has received from vocal Miami fans on social media that have questioned his playcalling.
No comeback this time: 16th-ranked Hurricanes can't avoid upset in 16-13 loss at Virginia
The 16th-ranked Hurricanes traveled to Virginia on Saturday, looking to pick up a win in a crucial Coastal Division game and pick up their sixth straight win of the season. How did things fo for Miami in Charlottesville?
The ability to call plays was something Richt said was important to him when he took the job three years ago. But with the offense struggling, the coach acknowledged he and his staff and players have to do some soul searching.
"I think everybody's got to do that, make sure whatever responsibility they're in charge of, that they're doing the very best they can and if there's something a wide receiver, running back, tight end, linebacker, safety, whatever position you coach, special teams, make sure you're being thorough in the self-scouting part of it," Richt said. "If things have to be changed, then change them. If they've got to just get better, make sure you set it up so you can get better at it. ..."
Richt continued, "You make sure you're calling the right things and again, offensive football is about 11 guys doing it right. And so, if all 11 guys are doing it right, then I would say maybe we have some issues with the playcalling. But if we're not getting everybody doing it right, then maybe we're not doing a good enough job of getting these guys to do what they're supposed to do. … The bottom line is, when you re-evaluate what happens in a game, if you've got missed assignments and you're not taking care of business down after down, if it's usually just one or two guys, one guy here, one guy there, that doesn't help you. All 11 have to do it right. When they do it right, you have success. When one or two guys don't, then a play will have a chance of not succeeding. I'm not pointing the fingers at the players. I'm pointing the fingers at the coaching. We've got to be able to get the guys to do it the way it needs to be done."
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Nach den ersten Singles "The Great Destroyer" und "Chapel Of Shadows" geben die norwegischen Schwarzheimer RAGNAROK einen dritten Warnschuss in Form des Titelsongs "Non Debellicata" ab. Mit der ebenso betitelten neunten Platte wird ab dem 15. November 2019 scharf geschossen.
Die Band kommentiert:
"Our new album, Non Debellicata, is the result of an extensive process in which all the members of the band participated creatively, both musically and lyrically. We put a lot of work into this album to make it as extreme and violent as we possibly could, pushing the borders of our musicianship and song writing skills. Originally we started out with 20 songs, out of which we rehearsed 16 and whittled it down to 13 for recording. We eventually chose 10 for inclusion on the album, because we wanted to ensure highest possible quality of every song".
"Non Debellicata, refers to a phrase used as the motto for our home town Sarpsborg in the olden days. It is taken from letter Jarl Alv Erlingsson sent to the Scottish Government in 1286. Aside from being a nobleman and the Jarl (Earl) of Sarpsborg, Alv was also an infamous pirate who was in the habit of robbing Danish and German merchant ships".
"The Scottish government had confiscated a number of Norwegian ships and Jarl Alv wrote them a letter, in which he said that maybe they were under the impression that Norway was weak after being at war for several years. But assured them that they would learn that the Norwegian people were not weakened by the war and would never be defeated".
"Non Debellicata. The people of Norway would never give up - and neither will RAGNAROK!".
"Non Debellicata" wurde im schwedischen Endarker Studio mit MARDUKs Basser Devo aufgenommen, mit dem Artwork von Nestor Avalos und Fotos von Arash Taheri.
Tracklist "Non Debellicata":
1. Non Debellicata
2. Chapel Of Shadows
3. Sanctimoneous
4. Bestial Emptiness
5. Nemesis
6. The Great Destroyer
7. Gerasene Demoniac
8. The Gospel Of Judas Iscariot
9. Jonestown Lullaby
10. Asphyxiation
Tourdaten: RAGNAROK als Support von IMMOLATION:
02.11 (NO) Sarpsborg / Glenghuset*
07.11. (GER) Munster / Sputnikhalle
08.11. (HOL) Amersfoort / Flour033
09.11. (HOL) Tilburg / de Nieuwe Vorst
10.11. (HOL) Enschede / Metropool
13.11. (ITA) Milan / Slaughter Club
14.11. (ITA) Rome / Traffic
15.11. (ITA) San Dova di Piave / Revolver
16.11. (CH) Sion / Le Port Franc
17.11. (GER) Trier / Mergener Hof
18.11. (FR) Niort / Camji
19.11. (FR) Paris / Backstage
21.11. (UK) Manchester / Rebellion
22.11. (UK) London / The Dome
23.11. (HOL) Rotterdam / Baroeg
24.11. (BEL) Namur / Belvedere
26.11. (GER) Munich / Backstage
27.11. (CZ) Praga / Nova Chmelnice
28.11. (POL) Bielsko Biała / Rudeboy
29.11. (POL) Łódź / Magnetofon
30.11. (GER) Berlin / Lido
01.12. (POL) Poznań / U Bazyla
20.12. (NO) Oslo / Bla**
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Dad's been rabbitting on about how he plays guitar so we'll enjoy playing together. I knew full well that'll never happen. We'd play very different styles and not really appreciate each other's (it turns out he's into country/rockabilly – no surprises, but that's fine, it's his life). But then he started lecturing me on note theory and double-stopping (this is after being told that I learned classical instruments as a child and therefore actually know something about music). I put up with that though, for the sake of international relations. The icing on the cake though was the following exchange:
Him: So play me a full song.
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The first thing that popped into my head was Stone by Unbelievable Truth, cause it's nice and simple, but I realise it's not the most attention-grabbing song ever. That does not excuse what happens next however. I've barely started (about 10-15 seconds in), when all of a sudden he asks my dad about the how the heating is controlled, and then they both get up and examine the thermostat!
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GREENSBORO — Thanks to the Rotary Club of Greensboro, a custom-made carousel will turn this summer on the grounds of the Greensboro Science Center.
A new, circular Joseph M. Bryan Carousel House has been constructed at the end of the center's parking lot at 4301 Lawndale Drive, on the hill that leads to Country Park.
Artisans at Carousel Works in Mansfield, Ohio, have been hand-carving and painting its colorful wooden figures in preparation for installation.
It will pay tribute to the city's history and the Rotary Club's 100th anniversary in 2017.
It will be quite a carousel — the largest in North Carolina and one of the largest in the United States, made by the world's largest manufacturer of wooden carousels.
"We said we wanted this to be first class, the best it can be," said Bernie Mann, president and publisher of Our State magazine and the president of the Rotary carousel project. "We're only doing it one time."
It will become part of the recently formed Battleground Parks District, more than 400 acres encompassing the science center, Guilford Courthouse National Military Park, Country Park and Tannenbaum Historic Park.
The Rotary Club has raised nearly $3 million to finance the carousel, the building and a surrounding plaza that features a 20-foot clock tower sponsored by Schiffman's Jewelers.
Donors gave $188,000 after an open house in March. "We raised it in five days from people who said, 'I want to be a part of this,'" Mann said.
Anything raised above project costs that will go into a maintenance fund to help the science center operate the carousel.
"When it opens, it will be a huge hit," said Glenn Dobrogosz, the science center's chief executive officer.
When finished, the carousel will display 56 figures carved from basswood, half of them horses. A variety of animals will make up the other half.
Among them are Revolutionary War Gen. Nathanael Greene's horse, college mascots and a Greensboro Grasshopper.
Look for figures depicting science center animals, including Tai the red panda, Drogo the Komodo dragon, a penguin, pygmy hippo, okapi, flamingo, shark, octopus and clown fish.
It will hold two handicapped-accessible stationary chariots.
The carousel will celebrate city history through artwork on panels, called rounding boards, around the top.
"We want this to be a Greensboro carousel," Mann said.
The Joseph M. Bryan Carousel House honors the late city insurance executive, philanthropist and long-time Rotarian.
The structure has been customized with partial solid window walls and drop-down garage-style doors with windows. They can open in summer and close in winter, enabling the carousel to operate year-round.
It will cost a little to ride the carousel: $1 for science center members, $2 for non-members, Dobrogosz said. The center will develop a scholarship program for groups that apply well in advance for discounted or free rides seasonally.
The carousel project has been in the works for 13 years. The Rotary Club initially had hoped to locate it downtown, alongside a planned building for Senior Resources.
But it was a difficult time to raise money to finance both. Senior Resources purchased a building on Benjamin Parkway. The Rotary Club looked at other potential carousel locations and eventually turned to the science center, which has added to its attractions in recent years.
As of May, an exact opening date had not been set.
"It's exciting that we're this close," Mann said.


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Reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome and primary angiitis of the central nervous system – the differential diagnosis challengeAuthor(s): Abstract:
Introduction: Primary angiitis of the central nervous system (PACNS) and reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS) are two possible etiologies in cases of cerebral arteriopathies. In spite of their contrasting prognosis and treatment, these two entities are not always easy to distinguish. We present a challenging clinical case, which illustrates the difficulty encountered in differentiating them.Download PDF
From the Porto University Center of Medicine Stroke Update Course, Porto, Portugal. 20–21 June 2017.
International Journal of Clinical Neurosciences and Mental Health 2017; 4(Suppl. 2):O17
Case Report: A 65-year-old woman was admitted with sudden onset of numbness of the left face and upper limb and dysarthria. Cerebral computed tomography-angiography showed discrete subarachnoid haemorrhage in central and postcentral sulcus, no aneurysms or vascular malformations were depicted. A cerebral magnetic resonance-angiography (MRA) (with venogram) performed later showed two small ischemic foci in the right fronto-insular territory, a subtle focal narrowing of the right adjacent M2 branch and hematic deposition in the right perisylvian sulci. Transcranial-doppler ultrasonography displayed increased left middle cerebral artery cerebral blood flow velocity, compatible with minor luminal stenosis (30%). She was discharged without focal neurologic symptoms, with the diagnosis of possible RCVS. Three months later, the patient was readmitted due to aphasia and right central facial palsy. Brain MRA showed new left anterior insular and left frontal subcortical ischemic lesions and rarefaction of the left middle cerebral artery vascular tree, raising the hypothesis of PACNS. Transthoracic echocardiogram, 24h-Holter monitoring and cerebrospinal fluid study were unremarkable. She is still waiting the result of cerebral angiography.
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Kejal , 26 years old, from Kurdistan in the west of Iran – is a university student in Tehran. Her brother who is good smuggler is killed at the border. she begins smuggling goods on her back ,with all her might on Iran and Iraq border to look after her mother and smaller brother. *NETPAC award-winning film
Samira Zoka'ee, Maryam Boobani, Nastaran Mohammadi, Mohsen Mohammadnezhad, Asad Reza'ee
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Writer: Armin Isariyan
Visual Effects Designer: Ali Tasdiqi
Production Managers: Mehdi Khalili, Iman Yazdi
Sound Recordist: Mohammad Shahverdi
Sound Designing and Synchronising: Arash Qasemi
Set and Costume Designer: Ja'far Mohamadshahi
Makeup Designer: Hashem Faghani
Music: Omid Re'isdana
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Directors of Photography: Amir Aliveisi, Afshin Alizadeh
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French artist Ludo is ending up a successful year with a signature print release dropping tomorrow via PrintThemAll.com. Titled 344, this fine art edition is showing an image he created and past during his travels in the Caribbean, as an introduction for his solo show Chaos Theory @ Lazarides in London that closed about a month ago. Showing a large butterfly with a weapon instead of the body, the French artist is staying true to his series of works that refer to human affect on nature and wildlife.
Coinciding with the theme of the show that included street works around Southeast Asia, Japan, Caribbean and through Europe, this particular image is a comment on the importance of the butterfly effect. With the state of the world being chaotic and tensed on many levels, this theory has never been more applicable. Representing the sensitive dependence on conditions within chaos theory, butterfly effect states that small change at one place in a complex system can have large effects elsewhere. In Ludo's case, the aggression and mass arming of the world, results with nature mutilating into something terrifying.
The edition that was produced in the oldest Parisian printing studio, legendary Idem Studio, is based on a fully hand drawn image. Pencil strokes and minor flaws visible in the finished print, are only adding to the general feel of vulnerability of this striking image. No Ludo work would be complete without the use of a bright green accents, so in cooperation with studio technicians, he mixed a custom neon green that pops from the paper, giving the image almost glowing effect.
The print will be available on Thursday, 11th of December via the PrintThemAll.com website, in a low edition of 99 copies, each signed and numbered by the artist, printed on high quality cotton paper with hand decked edges.
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Government regulation of the East African mining sector is increasing as various authorities hope to leverage investor interest to swell their coffers and benefit their economies.
These tendencies can be seen in the changing mining sector regulations and ownership requirements in countries in the region.
For example, the Kenya Mining Bill, which was passed by the National Assembly in October 2014 and is due to be enacted imminently, provides that the state will acquire a 10% free-carry interest in the share capital of a 'right' without making a financial contribution for it.
The Bill does not define exactly what right will be impacted.
However, it is likely that this refers to the mineral right which covers prospecting licenses, retention licenses, mining licenses, prospecting permits, mining permits or artisanal permits.
The Bill further provides that all immovable assets of a mining licence holder will vest in the government when the licence is surrendered or terminated.
Although these provisions may be unconstitutional, because Kenya's constitution prohibits its parliament from enacting a law that permits the state or any person to arbitrarily deprive another person of property unless it is for a public purpose or in the public interest and is carried out in accordance with the constitution and any Act of parliament, the Bill also unequivocally states that the state will have a right of pre-emption of all strategic minerals before they are sold.
While it does not set out the procedures for the offer of sale of minerals to the state and also places the responsibility on the Cabinet Secretary to make regulations providing for the exploration, mining, processing and export of strategic minerals and strategic mineral deposits, as the Bill stands, there is no clarity on how the government will exercise its pre-emptive rights.
In relation to local equity participation, the Bill provides that a holder of a mining licence whose planned capital expenditure exceeds the prescribed limit, will be required to list at least 20% of its equity on a local stock exchange within four years after commencement of construction.
There is no reference in the Bill as to whether the local equity participants will have to pay market value for such interest.
However, it is not likely that the shares to be listed on the stock exchange will be subject to a sale below market value of the share price. The Bill does not specify whether the existing Local Content Regulations (requiring 35% local ownership) will be repealed.
Lastly, the Bill provides that holders of mining licenses will be required to sign a community development agreement with the community where mining operations are to be carried out. The format for this agreement will be set out in further regulations.
Under Tanzanian law, ownership is not restricted except for small scale mining which is reserved for citizens of Tanzania and for corporate entities registered in Tanzania and owned and managed by citizens of Tanzania.
Small scale mining is done under a primary mining licence (PML).
A PML is required for mining activities characterised by minimal machinery or technology of an initial investment capital of USD 5 million. Holders of PMLs are generally restricted from concluding deals with foreign investors.
Other types of licences include prospecting licences (PL), mining licences (ML) and special mining licences (SML) whose ownership is not restricted. This only affects foreign investors who seek to mine in areas covered by PMLs. However, investors and PML holders have used other ways to conclude joint venture deals and the common way of doing this is through conversion of PML to ML.
In addition, the government may also conclude mining development agreements (MDA), valid for 10 years, with holders of SMLs relating to various matters including government free-carried interest and state participation in mining and the financing of mining operations. The level of free-carried interest and state participation is a matter of negotiation and depends on the level of investment and the type of minerals.
The new Tanzania Extractive Industries (Transparency and Accountability) Act, 2015 has introduced reporting and disclosure obligations for mining companies including reporting/disclosure on financial and revenue matters, local content and corporate social responsibility; and publication of contracts, licences and individual shareholder details.


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If only my naiveté ended with my childhood in regards to the opposite sex, but no. I went on several first dates in my 20's that never went beyond that. Some of the time it just wasn't a good fit. Other times it could be attributed to missed social cues, anxiety, and obliviousness. I got coffee with a woman I met through Match.com. Apparently the date went well enough, from my unreliable perspective, that we met a second time. This time we got dinner at Applebee's, because who doesn't like Applebee's? Throughout the meal, she took a call and texted on her phone. Most people understand that it is rude to be doing those things while on a date with people they just met. However, the other way to look at it is that she knew very well it was rude and was using it as a way to communicate her lack of interest and her desire for us to go our separate ways. An obvious social cue I missed in the moment. At that time, I was approaching the date formulaically. As we left the restaurant, I thought back to how women I hadn't kissed by the end of the second date didn't connect with me again. So, forgetting all that happened earlier, I felt an obligation to kiss her before we parted ways. It's safe to assume she reciprocated it as a pity kiss, from her perspective. Of course, that was the last time we saw each other. It didn't dawn on me until later that the date hadn't gone so well.
A similar thing happened with another woman I met through the same dating website. It was at a coffee shop. I needed to study about proper social protocol before going on the first date because it was clear I had some learning to do. I did some research online to figure out how to begin the date, what kind of topics to talk about, and how to end the date in a way that would produce the best results. I learned before going on the first date that I should wait until she arrives before ordering and pay for her because I'm the one who offered the invitation. I was incredibly nervous the entirety of the date. When I forget something I intended to say, I try to buy some time with, "What was I going to say?" However, because of the fear rattling me at the time, it came out as, "Wuzguhsay?" At the end of the coffee date, I said, "I had a good time." Some women might say the same in response, for the sake of sparing the other person's feelings. Other women don't try as hard and avoid saying something that isn't true. This was one of those women. She responded with, "Yeah, thanks for the coffee." That may have been the first time I actually knew a date had gone bad immediately when it ended. At least, I had a very strong suspicion that it had. But, I still needed reassurance, so I called my older brother and explained what happened and asked for his opinion. He confirmed that she was, indeed, brushing me off.
Despite that experience, there was still room for learning. For the next first date, I tried my best to limit the anxiety. For me, it meant an intense workout and breathing exercises beforehand. It helped to a certain extent, but not enough. We met at a bakery to get some desert. I arrived first and waited for her to arrive before ordering, as I had learned previously. She arrived and we went to order. That was all it took to undo me.
You see, I have a great deal of trouble when it comes to making decisions. The more options there are, the more difficult it is. It doesn't much matter how small the decision. So, being the genius I am, I neglected to use my early arrival as a chance to think about what to order before she arrived and the crucial moment came. When the time came for us to order, she made a decision to go with a fruit cup, wasting little time in the process. I was now at the plate and the pitcher was winding up. What should I pick? I can't get the same thing as her, because it will seem like I'm taking my lead from her and can't really think for myself. But, whatever I choose must not be very messy, be somewhat tasty, and be chosen immediately. It took a few seconds as the options raced through my mind. I had to make it clear I knew it was my turn to place an order and was thinking about what to select. So, I let out a soft 'hmmm.' But, then she looked over at me and I knew time had run out to avoid making a bad impression. So, simply because I had tasted it before, I settled on a Napoleon pastry.
Then, I remembered something; I did not know how to eat a Napoleon without making a total mess. Pushing the fork through always forced the pastry cream out the sides. The plate it was served on was not much bigger than the pastry itself. Since I didn't know how to eat it without making a mess, a substantial portion wound up on the table around the plate. In fact, nearly a complete ring of cream ended up on the table. I felt like a toddler still needing to learn how to use silverware appropriately. I caught her glancing down at it a bit. Despite the effort I put into minimizing anxious feelings, my forehead began to glisten with sweat. When we were finished, I didn't know whether it was my responsibility to clean the mess on the table or if it was the employees' responsibility. In the end, I left it for them to clean up because of my urge to end the date and go home. This time when we said our goodbyes, my date returned my, "I had a good time tonight," sentiment and hugged me. In the end it turned out she was the type of woman who favors sparing one's feelings over the cold truth. She didn't return my follow-up attempt to call her and thus ended another embarrassing, yet valuable, learning experience.


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On Tour with Angel Martinez and the first in her new series,
Finn (Endangered Fae #1)
ScatteredThoughtsandRogueWords welcomes Angel Martinez here today to talk about the new series and the story that starts it, Finn ( Endangered Fae #1). Contest: Angel Martinez has brought along with her a Rafflecopter giveaway. To enter to win an eBook copy of Finn: Endangered Fae, visit this Rafflecopter link and fill out the form. Contest ends June 13th.
STRW: Thanks, Angel, for stopping by today. I am always fascinated by the different approaches authors take the writing process and inspiration.
What research did you do for this novel?
AM: It's funny. People don't often associate research with fantasy. They think you can just toss it together all higgledy-piggledy. You can't. You have to understand the genesis and history of your world, the nature of the characters and its magic, and the natural history of any non-human species you use. Urban fantasy is compounded with real world research as well. Sure I've been to New York and New Brunswick, but it had been awhile. What did I have to research?
Brooklyn neighborhoods, streets and where a Goodwill was located
The Metropolitan Museum of Art (it's changed enormously since I saw it last)
Fundy National Park, the trees and wildlife there, and its surroundings
What to do for a carsick dog
Pookas – I dug through every old story I could find with a pooka reference and then had to decide what I wanted to use and what to discard
Wendigo – again, I knew something but not enough. I needed everything I could dig up.
STRW: So many people are enthralled by the Fae. And there is a huge amount of Fae folklore and writings to draw from. Did you create your own or draw from some of the more traditional aspects?
AM: I went straight to Irish legend, the old stories of the Tuatha Dé Danann and the several waves of invasions, of heroes and gods and ancient wars. My fae are directly built on those old stories, though I've made certain to characterize them as neither gods nor humans. Those stories and the old folktales people my fae courts and my Otherworld.
Obviously, I've taken liberties in creating distinct fae species and setting down the rules and characteristics of each type, but the old stories from the age of heroes are their forerunners.
STRW:What drew you to write about the Fae? What was your inspiration for this story?
AM: I suppose you could say my inspiration was a lifetime of stories, a deep love from early childhood for stories of fairies and non-human realms. They've always been with me. I suppose I had to write about them eventually.
This story specifically was a reaction to an internal need, though. My first M/M story was a contemporary piece – one written for a specific reason. But I wasn't comfortable with contemporary fiction and probably never will be. I don't read it. Why would I write it? My critique partners urged me to turn to what I loved. Why didn't I write a fantasy? Elves and things. I wrinkled my nose. Everyone had written about elves. I didn't want to do what had been done a hundred times already. So I dove for the books and searched until I found a critter that people rarely discussed. The pooka.
STRW: How many books are planned for this series?
AM: There are currently four – three already written and one in the works. I may find I need a fifth, depending on where things end up, but four has been the goal for some time now.
STRW: How long have you been writing or writing in the M/M genre?
AM: I've always written something, from the time that I could write. I first started writing novels in, oh, 1998 or so? I think that's about right. The first novel was written for my son as a chapter-by-chapter bedtime story – a novel that will most likely never see the light of day. Then I spent several years writing mainstream science fiction, with no success in finding a publisher until a short story sold in 2005. I probably started writing M/M romance in 2001 but didn't seek publication for a few years. The first M/M story I wrote specifically for publication was contracted in 2007.
So, the answer to the question is: a lifetime of writing, almost ten years as a published author and over seven years as a M/M fiction author.
STRW: Thank you, Angel Martinez, for a great interview and for stopping by today. And for all readers, check out Finn (Endangered Fae #1) below and don't forget to enter the Rafflecopter giveaway for a chance to win a copy of this book for your own!
Book Name: Finn (Endangered Fae #1)
Author Name: Angel Martinez
Book Details:
Kindle Edition, 205 pages
Published May 2nd 2014 by MLR Press (first published July 2nd 2009)
original titleFinn
edition languageEnglish
seriesEndangered Fae #1
charactersFinn Shannon, Diego Sandoval
settingNew Brunswick (Canada)
literary awardsDark Diva Top Pick
Buy Links: MLR Press Amazon ARe
Author Bio: While Angel Martinez is the erotic fiction pen name of a writer of several genres, she writes both kinds of gay romance – Science Fiction and Fantasy. Currently living part time in the hectic sprawl of northern Delaware, (and full time inside the author's head) Angel has one husband, one son, two cats, a changing variety of other furred and scaled companions, a love of all things beautiful and a terrible addiction to the consumption of both knowledge and chocolate.
Author Links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amartinez2
Facebook Author Page
Cover Artist: Lex Valentine
Publisher: MLR Publishing
Lost and starving, Finn wakes to a poisoned world, but a man comes to him, a white light in the darkness—can a centuries old pooka find what he needs with a heartbroken, modern man?
When Diego rescues a naked man from the rail of the Brooklyn Bridge, he just wants to get the poor man out of traffic and to social services. He gets more than he bargained for when he discovers Finn is an ailing pooka, poisoned by the city's pollution. To help him recover, Diego takes him to New Brunswick where Finn inadvertently wakes an ancient, evil spirit: the wendigo.
While they struggle to find a way to destroy the wendigo before it can possess Diego or kill nearby innocents, Diego wrestles with his growing feelings for Finn. Kill the monster and navigate a relationship between a modern man and a centuries old pooka. Piece of cake
Finn (Endangered Fae #1) Excerpt:
The ordeal of the shower seemed cruel, but Finn was filthy and smelled like a dumpster during a garbage strike. Diego placed one of his plastic kitchen chairs in the middle of the shower and installed Finn there, but he only slumped against the chair back, eyes closed, face turned into the spray.
Too exhausted to even flinch.
Diego fought down the little shiver of revulsion at the stench, stripped to his boxers, and stepped into the stall with him. He attacked the tangled mass of hair first, positioning Finn so his head hung back over the chair. No lice—a good sign. He might have been homeless, but he probably hadn't lived on the streets too long. The nest of midnight snarls unwound under the caress of water and shampoo. If Finn stood, his hair would reach at least to the top curve of his butt. A strange blue-black iridescence shone in it, his natural coloring as far as Diego could tell rather than bottled special effects.
The rest Diego washed with a loofah, shoving away modesty out of a need to get Finn to his rest. An ache lodged around his heart to see how malnutrition had ravaged what probably had been a lean-muscled frame. An athlete, perhaps, before he went off the deep end, an impression reinforced by the absence of almost all body hair. Waxed or electrolysis-denuded—only Finn's crotch sported a black thatch of soft hair. Swimmer, perhaps. The Olympic competitors often shaved it all off for every small gain in streamlining.
He turned off the water and tugged at Finn's arm. "Come on. Let's get you settled. You can't sleep in the shower."
Finn staggered to his feet and Diego all but carried him to Mitch's room. The spare room, he corrected himself. He usually kept the door closed so the stark, unfurnished space wasn't glaring at him.
He sat Finn down against the wall, brought him a pair of flannel pajamas, soft with age, and went out to the front closet to retrieve the air mattress and vacuum. Six boxes lay stacked against the wall; all that remained of Mitch's things. Diego ran a hand over one, and then shook his head against the temptation to open the top and look at its contents. When he returned, Finn hadn't moved from where he sat, naked and dozing in a patch of sunlight.
"You might want to put those on." Diego toed the pajamas closer as he dragged the air mattress into place. When Finn's only response was a long sigh, he added, "We need to get you warm. I don't want to have to take you to Emergency."
With a puzzled frown, Finn unfolded the material and managed, after looking back and forth between the pajamas and Diego's jeans a few times, to pull the bottoms on. His efforts with the top, though, were sabotaged when the vacuum roared to life. He startled and scuttled sideways, wide-eyed and panting.
Diego hurried to switch it off. "Sorry. Should have warned you."
"Is it some sort of small dragon?"
For a moment, Diego stared in blank surprise before he caught himself. At least the nature of Finn's delusion was becoming clearer. He might even share his history later when he had the energy, perhaps some tragic story of an exiled prince. For now, Diego thought it best to play along.
"Not a dragon. Just a machine. It blows out and sucks in air with great force."
"Ah." Finn seemed disappointed, but waved a hand for him to continue.
Mattress inflated, Finn dressed and installed in bed, Diego thought he should get something in him before he drifted off. He tried tap water first but Finn jerked his head away, the color draining from his face.
"Tainted," he gasped. "Great Dagda, it reeks."
Diego sniffed above the glass, puzzled. New York City water, piped in from the mountains, was cleaner than most but it was treated. Chlorine. Fluoride. Maybe Finn had an allergy to one or the other.
Bottled water produced a less violent reaction. Finn smelled it, nose crinkled, but he downed half the bottle in desperate gulps before Diego could take it back from him. Hydration, at least, wouldn't be an issue.
The hurdle of food remained. Starvation often did terrible things to the body's ability to accept nourishment. Not the best time to offer a hamburger and fries. Diego decided he should start with the foods one was supposed to give sick kids: bananas, rice, applesauce and toast, minus the applesauce, since he didn't have any.
Finn wouldn't touch the boiled-in-tap-water rice. He nibbled a corner of the toast and set it aside with murmured apologies. The banana completely stumped him. He turned it over and over in his hands and finally tried to bite through the skin.
"You eat these?" He handed it back to Diego with a grimace.
All right, so his reality doesn't include New World fruit. Diego peeled the banana for him and handed it back. "You don't eat the skin. Try the inside."
Finn took a careful bite and his eyes widened. "That's not bad."
Diego could only watch anxiously, praying his guest wouldn't choke, as the rest disappeared in three bites. With a contented sigh, Finn handed the peel back, gathered the covers into a circle in the center of the mattress, and curled into a tight ball inside his nest. By the time Diego brought an extra comforter to cover him, Finn was fast asleep.
Clean and at rest, his face had a childlike quality with his hair tucked behind one finely-curved ear. Diego wasn't certain it was a handsome face, almost unearthly in its delicacy, and though Finn stood six inches taller, he had the odd feeling he could scoop that long frame up in his arms without much effort.
He backed out and closed the door as quietly as he could, confident Finn wouldn't die on him. Tomorrow he would see about finding the right agency to take his guest, preferably one that wouldn't hand him right over to immigration.
A few hours of peace while Finn sle
Crystalpt should let him at least get through the current chapter he was writing.
The moment he sat ready at his desk, fingers poised over the keys, the phone rang.
Tour Dates: June 2, 2014 – June 13, 2014
Tour Stops:
June 2: Tara Lain
June 3: Parker Williams
June 4: Kimi-Chan, Jade, Talon SO
June 5: Book Reviews Rants, and Raves, MM Good Books
June 6: Nephylim, Hearts on Fire
June 9: Prism Book Alliance, Dawn's Reading Nook
June 10: Love Bytes, My Fiction Nook
June 11: Fallen Angel Reviews
June 12: The Novel Approach, Rainbow Gold Reviews
June 13: Amanda C. Stone, Velvet Panic, ScatteredThoughtsandRogueWords
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On Monday, most domestic indices sizzled in a range of 3-4 percent. The Sensex recorded a gain of 1421.90 or 3.75 percent to close at 39,352.67. The NSE Nifty was up by 421.10 points or 3.69% at 11,828.25.
Markets behaved in a frenzy seen not too often. And, this enthusiasm has been attributed to the exit polls. With surveys painting a vivid picture of the probability of the incumbent government resuming power in its second innings, the markets rallied. In fact, a majority of the exit polls have shown the National Democratic Alliance winning by a good margin. Such exit polls have convinced markets that results on May 23rd will favour the Narendra Modi led government.
Most exit polls forecast another term for Modi, while others projected that the BJP-led NDA would get over 300 seats to comfortably cross the majority mark of 272 in the Lok Sabha.
Sensing a landslide victory, traders have started placing their optimism and purchased stocks in a record quantity.
Here are some salient features from the trading session on Monday:
• Baring Infosys and Bajaj Auto (down by 1.18%) all scrips on the thirty scrip sensitive BSE Sensex recorded a gain.
• Indusind Bank, State Bank of INdia, Tata Motors, Yes Bank, Larsen Toubro, HDFC, made over a 6 percent intra-day gain.
• Yes Bank with a trading volume of 61 lakh shares was the most traded. Reliance Industries scrips offered the biggest turnover making a total of Rs 28,099 lakhs.
• On the BSE, most broad-based indices, including small cap, mid-cap and large cap posted an average of 3.5% intraday gain.
• Banking scrips made the most of the gains among sectoral indices. Scrips of Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, and HDFC Bank surged over 7% in intra-day to set record highs.
• Nifty Bank Index posted the highest gains by scoring a 4.63% gain in intra-day trading. The Nifty Bank index set a high of 30,815 in the session.
• Sectoral indices such as Industrials, Capital Goods, Realty, Finance, Energy, Bankex and even Auto posted over 4% intra-day gains.
• BSE Teck and BSE Information Technology seemed to trade with caution with an average intra-day gain of 0.5%. Healthcare scrips were up in a range of 1%. The impact of the trade-war between US and China seemed to affect tech and pharma stocks. At the start of the day, Rupee rose by 79 paise at rs 69.44 against the Dollar.
• Overall session saw a total turnover of Rs 2,441 crores on the BSE.
• Of the total of 2813 stocks traded, 2019 advanced, 609 declined, while 185 remained unchanged. 66 scrips set a 52 week high as opposed to 151 that set a 52 week low.
The enthusiasm on Dalal Street was in stark contrast to market behaviour in other geographies. Most Asian indices on Monday reported a fall. The Shanghai SE Composite Index, Nikkei 500, Hang Seng Index were down by a margin of 0.5%. Others such as Nikkei 225, Taiwan TSEC 50 index were up marginally.
The US-China trade war narrative and subsequent tariff-impositions reportedly depleted equities off their valuations. Surprisingly, the trade-war narrative did not affect domestic investors on Monday. In fact none of the weaker overseas cues intruded the Sensex or Nifty's majestic gain.
Here's what brokerages have to say:
Pradeep Gupta, Co-Founder and Vice-Chairman, Anand Rathi:
"After a few volatile sessions, the markets today opened with a 2% gain on both the indices with exit polls stating a comfortable victory to the NDA. The expected stability and continuity in policy, increase in FII inflow are keeping the markets positive. We are likely to see a revival in the corporate performance from the 2nd quarter in this financial year. If these results hold true on May23rd, it will be good for the economy, though short term the markets may be driven by sentiments."
Dhiraj Relli, MD & CEO, HDFC Securities:
Indian markets expectedly cheered the outcome of the Exit polls and Nifty registered its largest point gain since Jan 25, 2009. Nifty is just shy of all time high of 11856 but has nevertheless closed at its all time closing high. Markets seem to have almost fully discounted the outcome of final election results. Institutional buying was seen on Monday (reflected in large cash market volumes of Rs.44,000 cr+) which triggered some amount of short covering. Over the next three days Markets could look up to corporate results and / or global developments. For a large change in inflows, key cabinet berth allocation and initial policy announcements will be keenly awaited. In the meanwhile one hopes globally risk-on trade continues.
Dr. Joseph Thomas, Head Research- Emkay Wealth:
"The domestic equity markets witnessed unprecedented and remarkable surge, across all sectors and segments, after the exit polls indicated a higher probability for the current dispensation to come back to power with a clear majority. What would help the markets sustain the momentum is factors that are fundamentally important, like decisive policy initiatives from the new government, faster land and labour reforms, and also the unfinished task of quick consolidation and re-organization of the banking system. It is pertinent to note that global factors would also come to play sooner than later, the factors which cannot be overlooked are the impact of the trade and tariff war between the US and China, the developments in the Gulf Region and the prospects of a gradual slowdown in the global economy."
Rusmik Oza, Head of Fundamental Research, Kotak Securities:
"As expected Indian markets reacted very positively today with broader indices showing better strength than the Nifty-50. Mid Cap Index rose by more than 4% today indicating smart pull back in most the beaten down names. If Nifty crosses the previous peak of 11,856 then we can expect it to rise further an test the 12,000 mark before 23rd May. For Nifty to cross 12,000 a strong single party majority for the BJP is required. Going forward if we have the BJP-led coalition coming back to power on 23rd then expect broader participation in the mid & small cap space as they are the most beaten down in the last 18 months."
Other brokerages believe that the enthusiasm may sustain itself until May 23rd when the election results are announced. The Sensex and Nifty, until then are poised to set a massive record.
Disclaimer:This article is informative in nature. Readers are advised to consult their financial advisors before placing any order in the stock markets.


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A, an article set before nouns of the singular number; a man, a tree; denoting the number one, as, a man is coming, that is, no more than one; or an indefinite indication, as, a man may come this way; that is, any man. This article has no plural signification. Before a word beginning with a vowel, it is written an, as, an ox, an egg, of which a is the contraction.
A is sometimes a noun; as, a great A, a little a.
A is placed before a participle, or participial noun; and is considered by Wallis as a contraction of at, when it is put before a word denoting some action not yet finished; as, I am a walking. It also seems to be anciently contracted from at, when placed before local surnames; as, Thomas a Becket. In other cases, it seems to signify to, like the French à.
A hunting Chloë went. Prior.
They go a begging to a bankrupt's door. Dryd.
May pure contents for ever pitch their tents
Upon these downs, these meads, these rocks, these mountains,
And peace still slumber by these purling fountains!
Which we may every year
Find when we come a fishing here. Wotton.
Now the men fell a rubbing of armour, which a great while had lain oiled; the magazines of munition are viewed; the officers of remains called to account. Wotton.
Another falls a ringing a Pescennius Niger, and judiciously distinguishes the sound of it to be modern. Addison on medals.
A has a peculiar signification, denoting the proportion of one thing to another. Thus we say, The landlord hath a hundred a year; The ship's crew gained a thousand pounds a man.
The river Inn, that had been hitherto shut up among mountains, passes generally through a wide open country, during all its course through Bavaria; which is a voyage of two days, after the rate of twenty leagues a day. Addison on Italy.
A is used in burlesque poetry, to lengthen out a syllable, without adding to the sense.
For cloves and nutmegs to the line-a,
And even for oranges to China. Dryden.
A is sometimes, in familiar writings, put by a barbarous corruption for he.


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According to Guild's website Lane is playing a M-120 (http://guildguitars.com... more
According to Guild's website Lane is playing a M-120 (http://guildguitars.com/g/nikki-lane/).
According to Guild's website, Nikki Lane is playing a T-50 Slim. more
According to Guild's website, Nikki Lane is playing a T-50 Slim.
"I'm playing a Gibson LG-1, it's a black acoustic guitar which I asked to be ... more
"I'm playing a Gibson LG-1, it's a black acoustic guitar which I asked to be made when we went to the Gibson Custom Shop for the first time in Montana this summer. I finally got a vacation, and my best friend lives in Bozeman, Montana, and while I was there, Gary Briggs from my label called and said, "Are you going to be anywhere near Bozeman, Montana, any time soon?" and I said, 'Well, we're here on vacation right now."
Gary said we should stop by the Gibson Custom Shop to see how they make the acoustic guitars. It was a really cool, educational tour. As a musician, you're always like, "Where is my guitar made?" It's like that with anything you have; you wonder, "Where is it made?" and "Who's making it?"
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From Waalt
|Overall C78 page [1]
Contributors please initial relevant rows
|Subject Matter
|C78/, no. []
|29 Jan
|William Gerrard of Dorney, Bucks., esq., son of Sir William Gerrard v Thomas Blange, Dean of Rochester and the Chapter and Sir Michael Sandes.
|Possession of the manor of Southfleet, Kent.
|C78/103, no. 18 [2]
|29 Jan
|Nicholas Crosse, citizen and haberdasher of London v Awdrey Okeley widow of John Okeley decd, Henry Okeley his son gent., John Crosse, Thomas Weston and John Browne.
|Possession of the lease of the parsonage or prebend of Kilsby, Northants., sold by Henry Oakley to plt; payment of annuities charged on the lease by the will of John Okeley decd., breach of agreement made with Awdrey Okeley, suits at common law.
|C78/110, no. 19 [3]
|31 Jan
|Lewis Pope of Taunton, Som., merchant, who married Eleanor, dft's daughter v Christopher Saunders.
|Performance of a marriage settlement between the parties; dft's failure to pay annuities or make the conveyance of lands.
|C78/118, no. 16 [4]
|1 Feb
|Thomas Hanbury esq., Queen's auditor and lord of the manor of Mapledurham, Hants. v George Duncombe, servant of Thomas Cowper/Cooper, late steward of the manor, decd, Edward Phelipp, citizen of London, Martyn Cowper clerk, William Tribe and Arthur Hide.
|Detention of court rolls, surveys etc belonging to the manor; withholding rents due from lands held of the manor of Mapledurham.
|C78/118, no. 1 [5]
|1 Feb
|John Best of Northampton v George Sheppard and Lyon Abson of Smeyton, Yorks.
|Estate of Robert Amyas of Nedderton als Neddershitlinton in the parish of Thornell, Yorks. Barnburgh Grange.
|C78/141, no. 3 [6]
|4 Feb
|Elizabeth Wilbraham, wid. and Ralph Wilbraham, gent., executors of the will of Richard Wilbraham of Lincoln's Inn, Midd., esq., decd and William Wynne gent., who married Julia, dau. of Thomas Skynner, citizen and alderman of London, decd v John Skynner, esq., son and heir of Thomas Skynner and owner of the manor of Castle Camps, Camb., James Turner, John Webbe and others, tenants of the manor.
|Relief from an extent of the manor of Castle Camps at the suit of Erasmus Record, a creditor of William Wynne: agreement between Wynne and Skinner for the payment of portions for the marriage of Julia.
|C78/122, no. 2 [7]
|7 Feb
|Daniel Dickonson, citizen and draper of London and Roger Sprotte of London, merchant tailor, both of whom married a dau. of William Horne of London, grocer, decd, and acted as executors of his will v Thomas Horne, son and another executor of the will of William Horne, Jeffrey Davys, executor of the will of Anne Rigby, wid. and Henry Havercampe of London, merchant tailor, another executor of the will of Anne Rigby.
|Execution of the will of William Horne (c.1596): mortgage for £115 of a house near Aldgate by Anne Rigby to Horne.
|C78/118, no. 17 [8]
|9 Feb
|Henry Webbe of Leominster, Heref., brother and heir of William Webbe of Kinver, Staffs., decd v Thomas Bate, Edward Jurden and Thomas Hale.
|Redemption of a copyhold messuage and yardland in Stourton held of the manor of Kinver, Staffs., late William Webb's and mortgaged by him to Thomas Bate and Thomas Rudge.
|C78/110, no. 20 [9]
|10 Feb
|John Porter of the City of London, fishmonger v Hughe Hughes.
|Property of Adam Ranshaw, a messuage in White Harte Street, City of London. Disputed title.
|C78/133, no. 24 [10]
|10 Feb
|George Buck esq., eldest son of Robert Buck, brother of Margaret Tilney decd, wife of Frederick Tilney, decd, whose son was Phillip Tilney v Emery Tilney esq., uncle of Phillip Tilney and Thomas Tilney.
|Inheritance of the manor of Skidbrooke [Skidbrooke cum Saltfleet], Lincs., and other lands, late of Margaret Tilney decd, plt's aunt.
|C78/103, no. 20 [11]
|10 Feb
|William Cooke gent.; Robert Porter, clerk; William Frith; Ralph Carrill; William Clerke; George Duckett; Thomas Curteyes; Robert Keyse; Nicholas Campe; John Goore; Robert Graves; James Campe; Thomas Campe; George Dowsett; John Querne; John Algor; John Shelley; John Hutchin; George Walker; John Reade; John Tisam; William Shelley; John Knighte; George Day; William Wilkenson; Richard Campe; Nicholas Cley; Jonas Hunnesdon; Agnes Branche; Mary Kelsey; Johan Branche, Thomas Shelley, copyholders of the manor of Nazeing, Essex, in the name of all the copyholders of the manor v Sir Edward Denny, lord of the manor and Dame Mary his wife.
|Right of the tenants to fell timber trees for the repair of their copyholds; felling of trees by the dft on the plts' tenements.
|C78/103, no. 22 [12]
|10 Feb
|Thomas Maydwell/Maidwell of Geddington, Northants., gent., elder son and executor of Lawrence Maidwell, gent., decd v Lawrence Maidwell, Richard Maidwell and Anthony Maidwell, younger sons of Lawrence the father, John Payne, whose wife was Agnes, dau. of Lawrence the father and Richard Smalebrooke, whose wife was Margaret, another daughter, all children by Maidwell's second wife.
|Execution of the will of Lawrence Maidwell (1584); relief from actions on bonds and recognisances given to the dfts by the plt for the performance of the will.
|C78/108, no. 8 [13]
|10 Feb
|Thomas Lord of Bitteswell, Leics. v Richard Marryott, Thomas Marson, William Bent, clerk of the peace in Leicestershire, Thomas Froan, John Pygeon and others.
|Title to a messuage and lands in Bitteswell, Leics. in the tenure of the dft, conspiracy to deprieve the plt of the inheritance from Thomas Lord decd.
|C78/128, no. 3 [14]
|12 Feb
|Edward Hall of Lullesley, Worcs v John Romney.
|Interests in a lease of the manor of Lulsey, Worcs.
|C78/164, no. 13 [15]
|12 Feb
|Henry Hubberd, son and heir apparent of James Hubberd of Hales Hall, Norf., esq. v James Hubberd; Henry Hubberd; Richard Barney; John Cowell; Edward Hubberd; John Hubberd; Robert Hubberd
|Ratification of a commission of the court to determine the settlement of the estates of James Hubberd.
|C78/103, no. 24 [16]
|12 Feb
|William Lawrence of Colchester, Essex, clothier v Thomas Lawrence his elder brother, John Bird and Mathew Stephens.
|Possession of a capital messuage and 6 acres of meadow called Fords Meadow in Colchester late the estate of Thomas Lawrence decd, plt's father.
|C78/109, no. 8 [17]
|12 Feb
|William Clement of Hampton, Midd. v Richard Kinge, Anne his wife, widow of Nicholas Jordayne and Henry Jordayne, son and heir of Nicholas Jordayne.
|Possession of a copyhold cottage and other premises in Hampton, Midd. held of the manor of Hampton Court.
|C78/110, no. 21 [18]
|16 Feb
|William Reade, son of Thomas Reade of Cockfield, Suff., yeo., decd v Sir William Springe, lord of the manor of Cockfield Hall, Suff., and Edmund Purcas.
|Refusal to admit plt to his copyhold lands held of the manor of Cockfield Hall, being a moiety of a field called Highe Bushe and a parcel called Brownes late his father's.
|C78/116, no. 10 [19]
|19 Feb
|Robert West of Horsley, Derb., yeo. v Thomas Austen of Maidenhead, Berks., gent., sole executor of the will of Robert Davis of Maidenhead, yeo.
|Possession of the lease of an inn called the `Red Lyon' in Maidenhead demised to the plt by William Peck of Remenham, Berks.
Cf C78/122 no. 11.
|C78/122, no. 1 [20]
|21 Feb
|Edward Onley of Tottenham, Midd., gent. v John Hare of the Inner Temple, London, esq.
|Bonds for the payment of £200 due to the plt for the purchase of the reversion of the manors of Beringers and Little Ilford, Essex, and Bromley, Midd.
|C78/116, no. 9 [21]
|23 Feb
|George Chamberlen; Robert Nicholson; Richard Hull; Richard Cockin; William Towerson; Barbara Mallorie; Thomas Flower; Richard Chamberlen; John Iremonger v William Smythe and Richard Drewry.
|Bankrupcy of Thomas Burges of London, ironmonger, debtor to the plts: that the dft sold his goods at undervaluations.
|C78/108, no. 9 [22]
|25 Feb
|Lady Margaret Hawkins, widow and executrix of the will of Sir John Hawkins, decd v (i) Sir Edward Stanhope; Richard Whalley; Robert Whalley; Ralph Whalley; Thomas Whalley; John Albye; Gregory Henson; Richard Kirke; Robert Thoroton; William Arnold; Nicholas Mumford; Thomas Wilford and others (not named): (ii) Richard Whalley; Sir Edward Stanhope; Sir Robert Wroth; Roger Montague; John Chaworth and others (not named).
|Recovery of £1,000 lent by plt to Richard Whalley on a mortgage of the rectory of Car Colston, Notts. being part of sums bequeathed by Hawkins to the plt for the ransom of his son Richard who held prisoner in the Spanish West Indies: frauds by Whalley.
|C78/127, no. 14 [23]
|4 March
|Owen Bigge of Stoughton, Hunts., yeo. v William Alred/Aldred of Godmanchester, Hunts., yeo.
|Mortgage of the dft's messuage in Godmanchester: suit to be relieved of a bond made to fulfil the terms of an arbitration.
|C78/128, no. 1 [24]
|17 March
|Peter Prestwood, citizen and merchant tailor of London v Miles Willis, citizen and merchant tailor of London.
|Conveyance of the plt's goods, including a ship called `The Guyfte of God' as security for debts and to save the dft harmless from bonds in which he acted as the plt's surety.
|C78/103, no. 21 [25]
|27 April
|Edward Morris, George Wotton, and Katheryne Bellamy widow late wife of Richard Bellamye, in trust by the will of Richard Bellamy for the sale of his land v Stanwardine Passey, Humfrey Hare, and Thomas Lellowe.
|Concerning a recognizance for £800 whereby a house and 300 acres of land in the parish of Harrow on the Hill, Middlesex, were extended.
|C78/133, no. 11 [26]
|2 May
|Richard Francke son & heir of Marie Francke late of Stortford, Herts, widow decd & Thomas Francke one other of the sons of the said Marie v Arthur Francke.
|Estate of Mary Francke. Tenements in the parish of Saint Stephens Walbrooke, London. Also the Red Lyon, Green Dragon and Black Spread Eagle, the White Harte and the Talbott.
|C78/151, no. 3 [27]
|8 May
|John Boteler & Dorothy his wife late the wife & executrix of Robert Thorpe late of Everton, Hunts decd; Robert Thorpe, son of Richard Thorpe, one of the brothers of the said Robert Thorpe the testator v William Thorpe of London, vintner.
|Estate of Robert Thorpe, deceased. Rectory and parsonage of Everton, Huntingdonshire.
|C78/154, no. 13 [28]
|12 May
|Richard Caple of Bosburie, Herefs v John Hunte of Caple als Hughe Caple, Herefs; Henry Hunt & Richard Hunt, brethren of the said John Hunte; Henry Hunte the younger son of the said John Hunte
|Estate of Thomas Caple of Caple, Herefordshire. Manor of Caple, also the rectory and parsonage.
|C78/151, no. 2 [29]
|18 May
|William Barsote of Walden, Essex v Edmond Kinge; John Waylett & Bridgett his wife and Elizabeth Maynard, widow.
|Estate of Robert Hulberd of Theydon Garnon, Essex. Disputed bequests.
|C78/150, no. 10 [30]
|18 May
|James Walrond of the Middle Temple, London v Thomas Symnell of Istleworth, Middx, Thomas Slany.
|The estate of John Slany, late of Richmond, Surrey. Lease of property at Isleworth.
|C78/133 , no. 15 [31]
|19 May
|Thomas More of Leyton, Essex, Christopher Pate of Mylend in the parish of Stepney, Middx v William Stone, Thomas Stone and John Smythe.
|Estate of William Fan of Leighton, deceased. Meadow lands in the parish of Hackney.
|C78/151, no. 16 [32]
|19 May
|John Chapman v Theophilus Addams
|The debts of William Woodcocke, William Napton and Thomas Sewall, grocers of London. Manor of Mattox, Hertfordshire.
|C78/155, no. 12 [33]
|20 May
|Mary Gray of Barwell, Leics, widow, late wife of Richard Graye late of Eaton Soken, Beds decd v Alexander Morgan.
|Estate of Richard Graye late of Eaton Soken, Beds, decd, late husband of the plt. Tythes of Atherstone, part of the Rectory and Parsonage of Manceter als Mancester [Mancetter], Warwickshire.
|C78/151, no. 1 [34]
|21 May
|William Gostwicke of Willington, Beds; William Bale & William Silby of Willington v Robert Hatley.
|Estate of John Gostwicke of Willington, Bedfordshire. Manor and grange of Puttenhoe, parish of Goldington, Beds. Also the manors of Godington and Ravensden.
|C78/155, no. 14 [35]
|21 May
|William Halle of Sandwiche, Kent, schoolmaster and Elizabeth his wife one of the daughters of John Rose late of Chis....., Kent and others (not named) v Henry Chapman; Sarah his wife; Ambrose Rose the elder; Thomas Rose; Ambrose Rose the younger; Henry Rose the elder and others (not named)
|Manor of Chistlett Court, the estate of John Rose.
|C78/495, no. 12 [36]
|23 May
|John Biddlecombe of Ringwood, Hants v Sir Robert Napper and John Fitzjames
|Manor of More Crichell, Dorset, the property of William Ciphrewaste, deceased.
|C78/132, no. 11 [37]
|25 May
|Margery Punt of Brampton, Hunts, widow, daughter of Katherine Gosling late of London, widow decd v Henry Gosling; John Bolton; Jon Chalkhill; Walter Filkins; Henry Lynford
|Title, under trust settlement of tenements in Drury Lane, Savoy, Middx.
|C78/156, no. 25 [38]
|23 May
|John Chase of Memberie, Devon & Thomasine his wife v William Pole, Phillipe Channon, James Burnard.
|Estate of Richard Calmady, late of Farwood, Devon.
|C78/132, no. 12 [39]
|30 May
|Thomas Forth, son & heir of Robert Forthe v Thomas Gresley; Marie his wife; Robert Greene; Christopher Toldervey; Thomas Needham
|Alleged trust of parsonage of Newington, Kent and messuages in Foster Lane and Warwick Lane, London.
|C78/320, no. 11 [40]
|6 June
|William Gascoigne of Clarken..., Middx & .... Gascoigne the wife of John Gascoigne late of Cardington, Beds v George Francklyn and Oliver Harvey, executor of John Harvey decd.
|Dispute over the Parsonage of Cardington, Bedfordshire.
|C78/144, no. 15 [41]
|6 June
|Thomas Broome; Jasper Barneby; Thomas Towell & Patience his wife; Thomas Lyghtfoote & Jane his wife; Anthony B...ynge & Anne his wife; Thomas Smythe & Isabell his wife; William Berry & Cicely his wife; John Burneby & Margaret his wife; John Frisby & Mary his wife; Richard Seaton & Johane his wife; John Pridmore; Mary Burneby, widow; John Jackeson, tenants within the manor of Manton, Rutland v Roger Dale.
|Manor of Manton, Rutland. Customs of the manor, and terms of copyhold tenure
|C78/155, no. 13 [42]
|6 June
|William Hynd of Maddingley, Cambs v Sir Myles Sandis.
|Validity of copyhold estate in the manor of Wyvelingham, Cambs.
|C78/308 , no. 5 [43]
|7 June
|John Handall of North Currey, Somerset & Johane his wife; Elizabeth Newman, widow, late wife of Edward Newman decd, both daughters of Jeffrey Little John late of Westhatch, Somerset decd v Joan Little John, widow; Thomas Palmer; Nicholas Browne.
|Estate of John Little John. Farm of Morecourt, Somerset. Dispute over execution of his will.
|C78/132, no. 10 [44]
|10 June
|Richard Nurton and others (not named) v William Nurton and others (not named).
|Short statement in Latin, concerning the non-appearance of William Nurton before the Court, and contempt of the same.
|C78/132, no. 8 [45]
|27 June
|Alice Reeve, widow, surviving executrix of Robert Reeve her late husband decd v Mary Reeve, widow, administratrix of John Reeve her late husband; Thomas Alden.
|Estate and will of Robert Reeve.
|C78/144, no. 13 [46]
|27 June
|Leonard Spracklinge late of the City of Canterbury decd v Sir Anthony Sentleger; Christopher Fynche & Margaret his wife, before that the wife of John Barker of Canterbury decd
|Debts and mortgage of messuages in Canterbury, Kent.
|C78/162, no. 14 [47]
|28 June
|Richard Beastley of Farrington, Berks, son & heir of Richard Beastley decd v John Sewarde and others (not named).
|Estate of John Beastley, property on the manor of Westbrooke, Farrington, Berkshire.
|C78/144, no. 14 [48]
|4 July
|Thomas Granger, administrator of ....celott Granger late of Barswell, Warks, his late father v Sir Edmond Anderson; Sir George Villers and v Henry Beamonte; Michael Fynderne; Thomas Hill; John Hill; William Birde als Davie; Thomas Bishopp (2 bills).
|Title to lease of land called Horestone Field in Noone Eaton [Nuneaton], Warwicks and possession of personal estate of Launcelot and Abra Granger.
|C78/158, no. 9 [49]
|9 July
|Richard Tolson the younger of Bridechurche, Cumberland v Christopher Curwen.
|Title by tenant right to lands in Readman and Trynyties, Ischall, Cumberland.
|C78/157, no. 26 [50]
|12 July
|John Clarke of Holborne, Middx v William Waller.
|Dispute over the lease of a house at High Holborn, Middlesex, called the 'Antilopp'.
|C78/150, no. 9 [51]
|26 Oct
|William Millward als Alexander v Vincent Earle and Joyce his wife.
|The Parsonage of Caversham, Oxfordshire.
|C78/133, no. 17 [52]
|6 Nov
|John Lynge, son & heir of Beatrice Lynge one of the daughters & heirs of William Plasden decd, by Nicholas Lynge his father v William Fawcett.
|Dispute over the 'Angell' at Fishestreet Hill, London.
|C78/133, no. 16 [53]
|7 Nov
|William Hunter, citizen & clothworker of London & Judith his wife; Thomas Dornton, citizen & dyer of London & Katherine his wife; Elizabeth Lees, widow; Christopher Prowse, which said Judith, Katherine, Elizabeth & Christopher being four of the children of Thomas Prowse late citizen & vintner of London & Alice his wife both decd v Robert Barnes & Mercy his wife, one other of the daughters of the said Thomas Prowse & Alice his wife.
|Dispute over three warehouses in the Parish of Saint Martins in the Vintry, London. Also over the will of Thomas Prowse.
|C78/133, no. 13 [54]
|12 Nov
|John Hardie; John Willes the Elder, Hugh Willes, John Cuckman of Portsham, Dorset, tenants of the manor of Portsham for all tenants of the said manor v Sir John Pawlett; Thomas Hayne; Thomas Samwayes
|The manor of Portsham, dispute over tithes.
|C78/150, no. 2 [55]
|14 Nov
|Walter Double v John Wheately.
|Title to manor of Hova Ecclesia [Hove], Sussex.
|C78/319, no. 9 [56]
|17 Nov
|Francis Cave of Barroughdon, Rutland & Anne his wife v Francis Hunt & Dorothy his wife
|Bill re testamentary settlement of lands in Barroughdon [Barrowden] and other lands in Rutland, Lincs and Northants.
|C78/160, no. 8 [57]
|17 Nov
|Anne Hinton and Elizabeth Hinton, daughters and executrixes of Richard Hinton gent., decd, and William Shorte of Bowerchalke, Wilts., yeo., administrator of Hinton's goods during the minority of his daughters v John Abbott.
|Administration of the estate of Richard Hinton; lease of a messuage called Burges in Motcombe, psh Gillingham, Dorset, which Hinton made to the dft for 30 years as security for £100, to be voided on repayment of £100.
|C78/113, no. 12 [58]
|18 Nov
|Thomas Hale the Elder; Thomas Hale the younger; Anne his wife; William Tailor an infant by Roger Baker v Anthony Kynnersley and Francis Kynnersley.
|Dispute over property in the parish of Badger, Shropshire.
|C78/154, no. 16 [59]
|18 Nov
|Thomas Hale the elder; Thomas Hale the younger; Anne his wife; William Taylor an infant by Roger Baker v Anthony Kynnersley & Francis Kynnersley.
|Concerning the customs and fines of the manor of Badger, Shropshire.
|C78/481, no. 19 [60]
|23 Nov
|Roberte Dewe of Hunsome, Herefs and others (not named) v Richard Crayforde of London, tallow chandler
|Mortgage of unspecified lands. .
|C78/156, no. 24 [61]
|24 Nov
|Sir Robert Bassett of Omberley, Devon; William Hewlett v Sir Richard Grobham; Walter Kingman
|Lease of manor of Asserton, Wilts.
|C78/159, no. 17 [62]
|24 Nov
|William Palmer of London, merchant taylor v Barton Palmer and Edward Palmer
|Bill re marriage settlement of manor and parsonage of South Stocke, Oxon. Marriage of William Palmer, father of the complt & Margaret Barton, daughter of Griffith Barton
|C78/160, no. 7A [63]


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Veteran reliever Sam Dyson is returning to the Minnesota Twins' bullpen after missing nine games with biceps tendinitis.
Minnesota reinstated Dyson from the injured list on Tuesday while optioning right-handed pitcher Cody Stashak to Triple-A Rochester.
The Twins lost the 31-year-old right-hander to the IL just a few days after acquiring Dyson in a deal with the Sam Francisco Giants at the July 31 trade deadline.
He struggled in two appearances for Minnesota, allowing three earned runs in back-to-back outings, but had a 2.47 ERA with a 0.902 WHIP and 47 strikeouts in 51 innings of work for the Giants this season across 49 games.
Stashak, 25, has allowed five earned runs in 8 1/3 innings and six appearances for the Twins this season.
Source: Fox Sports


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New Tallinja Bike station on campus
Malta Public Transport installed a new e-bike station at the University of Malta, making it easier for students to commute between Valletta and university.
Parking has become a persistent issue at university, but the easy-to-use Tallinja Bike system offers a convenient and affordable solution for students. Users set up a one-time registration at the station itself and they may then unlock a bike and dock it back when they reach their destination.
"The introduction of Tallinja Bike is not only a practical measure to ease traffic congestion in and around the University of Malta," explained Ignacio Munoz, Product Manager of Tallinja Bikes, "It is also a clear signal by Malta Public Transport that it is committed to invest in new eco-sustainable solutions."
The university Tallinja Bike station was inaugurated at the start of the academic year last month and is the first extension of the service outside the Valletta zone. Other stations are currently located at the Valletta Terminus, the Barrakka Lift, Valletta Waterfront, Fort St Elmo, Marsamxett Ferry Terminal and the Floriana Park & Ride.
To further incentivise the use of these non-polluting means of transportation, Malta Public Transport is offering a 50 percent discount to students paying with their Tallinja Card.


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Filming the President:
All in a Week's Work for First Videographer Arun Chaudhary
In sneakers and a loosened tie, videographer Arun Chaudhary runs through the West Wing of the White House behind a video camera, documenting the daily activities of President Obama. As the very first "First Videographer," Chaudhary's job is to shoot a weekly documentary called "West Wing Week" which is published every Friday on the whitehouse.gov website. The installments are quickly uploaded to Youtube and generally get 20,000 viewers within a short time–mostly, Chaudhary jokes, by White House staff.
Inspired by old newsreels from the forties, and taking some titling techniques from Rocky and Bullwinkle, the first videographer documents mundane, funny and historic moments in the life of the President for the weekly show. By law, everything he shoots, including all outtakes, is saved for inclusion in the presidential library. His favorite scenes are the awkward moments between heads of state, and the chance encounters in hallways.
When we asked about his equipment, Chaudhary is quick to say that the White House does not specifically endorse any camera equipment. "I use a Sony Ex-3 camera with a Sennheiser 416 attached as a shotgun mic," he says. The editing is done on his laptop, so the whole production is accomplished with minimal equipment.
A former art student, Chaudhary joined Obama's presidential campaign in 2007. He shadows the president in the White House, and also accompanies him on about two-thirds of his travel days. Other White House photographers joke that you can't get a shot of Obama without Arun being in the frame. Although presidential video has been produced since the days of Ronald Reagan, there has never before been an official videographer on staff.
To see episodes of West Wing Week, visit http://www.whitehouse.gov/photos-and-video/video/2011/03/11/west-wing-week-law-school-15-seconds
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Maryland Babysitter Allegedly Poisoned 6-Month-Old Girl With Enema Containing Lidocaine
Lataya Hutchins was formally charged Thursday in connection with the Nov. 18 death of 6-month-old Indira Henderson, according to Baltimore police
A 32-year-old Maryland babysitter is facing a first-degree child abuse charge nearly five months after the poisoning death of an infant who was left in her care, PEOPLE confirms.
Lataya Hutchins was formally charged Thursday in connection with the Nov. 18 death of 6-month-old Indira Henderson, according to Baltimore police.
A statement from the police department, obtained by PEOPLE, alleges that Indira died as a result of poisoning from an enema that had been lubricated with a substance containing Lidocaine, an anesthetic often used to treat irregular heartbeats.
Hutchins administered the enema to the baby after asking her mother for permission because the child seemed constipated, police believe.
As soon as the enema was given, "Indira immediately began convulsing and later died at an area hospital," authorities said.
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She stopped breathing around 8:55 a.m. that November day, according to police.
A subsequent autopsy investigation, completed on March 30, concluded that Indira had been poisoned by the Lidocaine.
Hutchins has been released on an unspecified amount of bail. PEOPLE's attempts to reach her for comment were unsuccessful on Monday.
It was unclear if she had hired an attorney who could comment on her behalf.