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COLONIAL HEIGHTS - More than 300 invited guests, among them many local dignitaries, had the rare opportunity to watch Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" movie last night - one week before its nationwide release.
Before the screening at Regal Stadium 16 in Colonial Heights, the city hosted a reception in a tent outside Southpark Mall. A red carpet and oversize movie posters gave those lucky enough to be invited a small taste of Hollywood, where the movie also premiered last night. Another area screening had been organized at the Byrd Theater in Richmond, which was attended by Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen.
Shortly before the lights went out at Regal, Petersburg Mayor Brian Moore read a statement by the movie's director Steven Spielberg. "I'm sorry I can't be sitting in the theater watching 'Lincoln' with you tonight," he wrote. "But in another sense, I am as close to you as I hope Lincoln will be, after you see what we have all accomplished together - and by together, I mean everyone in Richmond and Petersburg who made this production possible," Spielberg wrote.
The Cockade City was also mentioned in the credits at the end of the movie, where producers thanked "the city and the people of Petersburg."
Colonial Heights Mayor C. Scott Davis said that the screening was a "great time for all of us to come together and see something phenomenal, that happened right here in our backyard."
Reactions from local officials after last night's screening of the 150-minute movie were overwhelmingly positive. "In context with Tuesday's election of President Obama, it is amazing to see how everything started with a Republican president," said Del. Rosalyn Dance, D-Petersburg, who also noted that actor Tommy Lee Jones had occupied her seat in the Virginia General Assembly, which doubled as the U.S. House of Representatives. "I sit there every day, and he didn't even ask me for my permission," Dance jokingly said about Jones, who played the prominent abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens.
Tourist organizations in the commonwealth are already using the impact of the movie to market the area. "The movie is an incredible opportunity that we would have never been able to afford," said Martha A. Burton, director of tourism with Petersburg Area Regional Tourism. "It's a great way of getting parts of Petersburg out front on the national market," she said.
Burton is optimistic that after the movie's anticipated successful run, it will boost tourism in the Petersburg area. "People will want to come to the Tri-Cities to fill in the blanks and connect the dots about what happened in history," she said. Burton also predicts an interest in Spielberg's steps in the area.
In time for the movie's national release next week, Petersburg Area Regional Tourism will launch its "Walk in Lincoln's Final Footsteps" initiative, which is funded in part by a $50,000 grant from the Cameron Foundation and a $25,000 grant of the Marketing Leverage Grant Fund program by the Virginia Tourism Corp.
Local museums will prepare exhibits related to Lincoln - such as the Prince George Heritage Center, which will have a special exhibit of Civil War related items borrowed from a Lincoln museum in Illinois. Part of the tourism initiative will be to place signs at the various spots Lincoln visited in the region.
"We'll start promoting the tour heavily in February, in time for the Academy Awards," Burton said. "That's when the state is going to launch its massive advertising campaign relating to the movie," she said. Burton said that the hype around the movie might carry over into 2014 and 2015, the 150th anniversary of the Siege of Petersburg.
Lincoln visited City Point, now in Hopewell, several times during the war and was there from March 24 to April 3, 1865. City Point, which is now part of the Petersburg National Battlefield, was a harbor, supply depot and staging area for the Union Army. Lincoln also visited Chesterfield County at Point of Rocks, where a hospital was located.
Lincoln arrived at City Point aboard the steamship "River Queen," a scene that Spielberg captured in his movie on set in Goochland, using a replica of the ship. Filming at the original site was not permitted as it is part of the National Park system.
Spielberg's movie stars Daniel Day-Lewis as the president and Sally Field as Mary Todd Lincoln. Supporting actors include Tommy Lee Jones, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, James Spader and David Strathairn.
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I don't think I could have been more shocked to open up a thread!! You must be so overwhelmed. I hope you're able to see someone today!!! I'll be thinking of you!
I hope they get you in ASAP. Huge hugs mama.
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Thanks ladies. This morning's test wasn't any darker but definitely still a line. I'm waiting on a call back from the nurse right now. I imagine they start with beta like normal? Without bleeding is the possibility of an ectopic still high on the list?
The nurse just called wanting to start with a urine test at the lab which I refused. I refuse to pay $20 for them to dip my urine only to have to go back and pay another lab fee for the blood draw. So she's taking my request to go straight to a beta back to my OB to get approval but "it's against Kaiser protocol" so I might just have to bite it. Although I've never had to do a urine test at the lab before getting a beta in the past so maybe it'll be ok.
Tif: bite whatever cost you need to because ectopic is the top reason for fatalities in the first trimester. Push them for testing etc like crazy. U/S too. Bleeding is not a required symptom for ectopic. My baby was big and had a heartbeat and the tube had not ruptured yet; the doc and US tech could not hide their shock; it really depends on your body. I hope it is a healthy little one that implanted where it is supposed to. But as someone mentioned "treat it as ectopic until proven otherwise"
I didn't even have a chance to tell her about the pain I've had since Thursday. Still waiting on a call back. She hadn't even read my chart-didn't know I had my tubes tied or when or any of my history even though I told the receptionist that I was a post-tubal ligation patient.
Truth be told-the real reason I don't want to go in and do a urine dip is what if it doesn't show up? We've all heard that doctor strips aren't as sensitive as some of the ones we buy OTC and my lines are light. I don't want to go through the "you're not pregnant" spiel if it's just because of the tests they use. I've never had to do a urine dip before. I have a history of slow rising betas until about 9 weeks and have always called in saying "I got a positive" and then being sent to track betas.
Hey ladies! Been a looong time since I posted anything here, or really even visited. Just wanted to offer good thoughts and encouragement, Tif. at the same time?).
Also, do you have shoulder pain? I was reading that that is a symptom of ruptured ectopic... I agree with the other mamas who said you should hit the ER ASAP.
And if you aren't going to be seen today by your OBs and aren't heading to the ER... something that hasn't been suggested yet.... I would try another test. A different brand, or, if possible, a different lot number (I only am assuming that the two tests you took you had on hand and were likely purchased at the same time) perhaps it's a faulty lot of test strip?
I don't have shoulder pain. Just pelvic-really low pelvic pain. DH asked if I was going to buy a different brand of tests last night after the first one-knowing I still had one more from the pack. It hadn't really occurred to me to do that but I guess it really can't hurt. Although if I do that I might as well bite it and take the lab urine test when it comes down to paying for one or the other, huh?
Wowie wow wow! I hope you can get in right away and can skip the Kaiser protocol. I think I'd call the nurse back, or talk to the advice nurse -- make them listen to your whole story -- keep calling back if you need to! because to treat this like a normal early positive is ridiculous. I think in this case, being a squeaky wheel is absolutely in order. Just wow. I can't imagine the gamut of emotions you must be feeling right now.
Oh wow. Wow, wow, wow! Yeah, I would definitely treat is as possible ectopic and go get an u/s asap, even if it means going to the ER. Sounds like you could very likely be over 5 weeks pg and they should be able to see a sac at least, right? Geez, I got goosebumps when I read this post. I sure hope this is a sneaky little blessing and not something bad. Many hugs coming your way! Stalking, of course!
Oh wow! I think that unless they see you today, you should go to the ER. I had an ectopic and had basically no pain (just a little dull pain in the pelvis). I was bleeding internally (the pg was outside of the tube, thus no pain from pressure on the tube) and by the time they figured it out, it was an emergency. I could have slowly bleed to death, my abdominal cavity was filled with blood.
My pg tests with the ectopic were much lighter than my successful pregnancies but clearly positive. They were not getting any darker with time.
in the meantime, I will be praying for a miracle. Please be safe.
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Heading to the lab for a blood draw in a few minutes. Nurse said I probably should have gone to the ER on Thursday even without a positive pregnancy test and if my cramping picks up again before they call with test results tomorrow then to go to urgent care or the ER. Right now I don't have much cramping at all. When she called she assumed the other nurse had already called to tell me that my OB approved my request to skip the urine dip and go straight for the beta. So we'll see what number shows on there. I had a chance to tell her about the pain and she got concerned but said that regardless the first step is to see where the numbers are and then get things scheduled-unless my pain level changes or I start bleeding.
Scary. Glad your OB listens to you. Will keep praying.
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Summer is all about being outside, and that invariably means dealing with heat and sun. During the next couple of months, be sure to watch any child who's been in the sun and comes home with a sunburn. If you notice dizziness, faintness, or cool, pale, clammy skin—or if your child experiences nausea, fever, and/or chills, seek out medical attention immediately.
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/26/2014I was there when it first opened and it was great. Went back after a year and the service was really sketchy. The guacamole made table side is good, but the order food was received was weird. Got the drinks and chips, then our salads and 10 minutes later the guacamole. The presentation needs to be tightened up. Don't think we'll be back.
- Not Just Another Tequila Sunrise!SusanVIPDined on 8/23/2014The overall experience at Maya was excellent. The tortilla soup is mind boggling! They have an amazing selection of tequilas and solve the problem of choosing by having created several "flights" for tastings! The service was great - really worth checking out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun FridayeatrightDined on 8/22/2014We took some friends to Maya for the Friday night music, but we enjoyed a delicious dinner before heading out to the patio. I had the grilled vegetables, the men had the pork carnitas and another person in our group had the shrimp. All delicious.Special Features:
- delicious, interesting Mexican foodLoey6971Dined on 8/19/2014We had a table for 8 and the service - as well as the food - was very good. All diners were happy with the interesting menu and the margaritas were delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and view is great!!DiningDaveDined on 8/15/2014Friday nights are happening here out on the deck with the band. The food in the restaurant is very good. I have had the shredded chicken enchiladas the last three times. They are a good size entree. I can't wait to try the Sunday brunch!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad experienceMyOpionionDined on 8/9/2014Unfortunately the food we ordered was the worse Mexican food we ever had. The Tortilla soup is a very creamy tomato soup with very big chunks of avocado and chicken - and even if the waiter said it's "spiked" - it was not. The bowl of soup also was too big as an appetizer . The Squash Blossom Quesadillas were greasy, mushy and" under" fried. And compared to the soup the price was too high .The main course "Mole dinner" tasted reheated and looked very sad.The guacamole preparation at the table is something special - but the appearance of our waiter not very appetite stimulating - his uniform was not clean! He also should wear gloves. The restaurant was not very busy for a Saturday night - we understand why!
- Modern Mexican FoodTexasyayaDined on 8/2/2014We laughed and said the modern part was that you were charged $6 for rice and beans with a $20 order do enchiladas. But since I never eat the rice and beans anyway, and there were 4 huge delicious prepared chicken enchiladas, I was ok with the deal. We both had soup instead of the table side guacamole (whichooked great) and bot orders were good. The tortilla soup is a creamy tomatoey broth and I had a fab corn bisque that was very filling. Service was very good and the view is wonderful. The restaurant is modern and airy in the lobby of the westin. Beware parking with a margarita under your belt. Use the valet parking. It is free.Special Features:
- Great late night dinnerDrJohnVIPDined on 7/31/2014-- wonderful selection of entries and drinks! don't miss the guacamole! The chips are fresh!Special Features:
- Creative Mexican Expertly PresentedGuidoVIPDined on 7/30/2014We had a superb evening on our 25th Anniversary in all respects. Reception was prompt and warm. We started with table side guacamole adroitly prepared by Randy, a talented young man with a bright culinary future. The house infused citrus lemongrass tequila formed the base of a superb margarita. The cod fish tacos, supplemented by request with grilled pineapple from another dish, were tasty and abundant. The pipian mole chicken was a sumptuous Oaxacan inspired dish that balanced multiple gustatory levels. Dessert was a celebration plate of multiple satisfying sweets. All of this great food would was accompanied by attentive service from our waiter Zach - an essential component of a satisfying restaurant experience.Special Features:
- Great!familyandfoodDined on 7/29/2014We came into Maya the other night with family that was in town visiting and we had such a great time. Our server Kristi was amazing, always on top of things so we didn't have to ask for anything. The food was unbelievably good.. We all ordered something different and we were all more then satisfied with our food. The margaritas were delicious as well! All in all, another great experience at Maya. We love coming back to this place, they always show us a great dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Try the MoleaksuskaDined on 7/27/2014Both members of our party were tempted by the mole--and not disappointed. It is rare to find mole other than the common chocolate-flavored "poblano." I had the Amarillo with carnitas, which was light with a blend of complex and subtle flavors. The carnitas were superbly tender with a crisp skin. Fried plantains, served in the mole, were expertly cooked and made an excellent accompaniment. The black beans an rice, however, were perfectly tasteless and a disappointing accompaniment to such an excellent main dish. The margaritas were also excellently flavorful, but disappointingly small and weak for the price tag ($12+)I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Meal, Attentive StaffCOFoodie1970Dined on 7/26/2014Dined on a busy Saturday night, entertaining a business associate from out of town. I dine in Maya often and always enjoy the experience, this evening was no different. The server walked through the menu for our guest and recommended their favorites. Drinks and appetizers came quickly and were excellent. Entrees were no different - excellent presentation and cooked to perfection. While the dessert menu is relatively small, each item is better than the next - we had a sampling of several and had a hard time choosing a favorite. The restaurant was very busy and the room always has a great vibe - full of energy but not overwhelming so that you can actually carry on a conversation. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hit the spot!tastysipsDined on 7/23/2014You cannot beat the view! We sat inside but with the open patio doors, we had the best of both worlds. They are known for tequila and margaritas, but I had the sangria, which was very refreshing. So much, that I had to have seconds. And the tuna gucamole with won ton chips - great combination of flavors. And we sampled several tacos, all terrific! There was great music and I also liked that I could catch what was going on with sports on the TVs over the bar, but could ignore as well. The dining room was separated and I could definitely see coming back with my kids. They would love the tableside guacamole and I cannot wait to try the crab and shrimp enchiladas next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatlorrDined on 7/20/2014The food was absolutely delicious. Great service.Special Features:
- Great Experience!familyandfoodDined on 7/16/2014My family and I had an outstanding dining experience at Maya. Right off the bat, the hostess greeted us with a genuine welcoming. She sat us in a booth where our server gave us exceptional service. Our server seemed to really care about us and to make sure we enjoyed our time at Maya. We heard a lot about the table side guacamole so of course we had to try it, it did NOT disappoint! We each ordered our own entree which none of us were disappointed. I had ordered the Filet, which was so tender, delicious and filling. All in all, this was a great dining experience!! Thank you SO much Maya!! We will definitely be back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- They did it again!Fun4FoodiesDined on 7/16/2014We had some out of town friends visiting so we took them to Maya. We just ate here last week and we were back again, when we walked in the Hostess remembered us and made us feel so welcome. We had Sydney as a waitress and she was fantastic and fun. Our guests had the Mole & Chicken enchiladas, they loved them both! The Mole comes with Plantains which is very authentic they said as they just got back from traveling south america/mexico last year. They said the prices were reasonable and were thrilled we brought them to this Local Gem! Next time we are going to linger on our way out in the lobby, there is a bar and a beautiful fireplace that is on our to-experience list. Noteworthy bonus: you can Valet park here for free! love that!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great small plate varietyCodyDined on 7/13/2014Shaded tables outside were limited, but we got a great table indoors right by the open doors where the breeze wafted through. This reasonably priced brunch offers a myriad of small plates - fantastic for those who like tasting menus and a lot of variety. The big disappointment was none of the signature mole sauces was available on any of the brunch dishes. However, both the red and green salsas were very good, each with its own distinctive and intriguing flavor. Brunch cocktail options were quite limited. Despite touting their extensive tequila inventory, only one style of margarita was available, albeit a deliciously tart one. Service was informed and excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Uneven and disappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/12/2014This was our third time at Maya and we still think the restaurant holds promise, but its promise continues to exceed its actual execution. The margaritas were great... some of the very best I've had... and the guacamole was a quality appetizer. But after that, for every dish that was good-to-great in our group, there was one that sorely disappointed. And at these prices, that's just not good enough. Consensus is forming among our friends that Maya is a great place to go for drinks and apps during their (discounted) happy hour, but it's just not worth the money outside of happy hour and can't be relied upon to deliver a quality dinner commensurate with the prices.
- Fun, Food, Friday afternoonFun4FoodiesDined on 7/11/2014We dined here on a Friday, it was very busy I'm glad we made a reservation. They had a band and a big event on the deck, It's every Friday night they told us. The crowd was great, looked like the place to be seen. We had a great dinner, even with how busy it was it didn't effect our service. We are Locals and will defiantly go back.Special Features:
- Bad foodChuckyDined on 7/10/2014I don't understand how a restaurant like this can survive. The food was just awful. How can a Mexican restaurant serve raw beans. We also ordered carne Asada it was overcooked and cold. What a disaster of a restaurant.
- One of the best in Avon!CorySVIPDined on 7/5/2014We are owners at the Westin Riverfront. We go up to Avon every year. We always book a couple reservations at this restaurant! This is the best Mexican food we've ever had!Special Features:
- terrible serviceVailFoodieVIPDined on 6/25/2014Visited with an out of town friend, bartender was serving us. She lacked basics - filling water, refilling, cutlery replinshment, took ages to get her attention, She always seemed to be munching on something behind the bar and was less interested in the table front of her. The busser was far superior than her. The food was well presented and tasty, however lukewarm. We ordered the fundido and for some reason we got the flaming pot in front of us 10 minutes prior to the food arriving - timing was certainly off as the fumes were bad even though we tried to move it around the table.
- Don't go wit was awful.Indianabas1VIPDined on 6/21/2014Food soooo mediocre it was awfulllllllllllllllllllll is that 50 characters yet. Soooooooooo awful pSpecial Features:
- Great food, very slow service.SkierVIPDined on 6/11/2014Great bar scene, though. But you have to have patience to eat here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BermudafoodieDined on 6/6/2014unfortunately although we were told there were things on the menu that were not spicy, almost everything had a kick to it and therefore we really didn't enjoy our meal. To top it off the guacamole was tasteless...not sure how thats possible but it was not a satisfying meal regardless of the outstanding service and fabulous view.Special Features:
- The following 120 reviews are from the Maya reviews archive.
- Just OK Mexican FoodleftyvailDined on 5/21/2014Food was OK. Expensive for what you get. My $24 enchilada was supposedly filled with crab and shrimp, but the heavy sauce nixed those flavors. They whip up guacamole at the table. More fluff than substance. The "chef" said that cheese on top was "like a feta or a parmesan". Well, what was it? Beautiful view of Beaver Creek and the river below. Don't do the fried Mexican icecream for dessert. Deep frying is a waste of perfectly good ice cream.Special Features:
- Fabulous BrunchChrisVIPDined on 5/18/2014We had done dinner at Maya before but never brunch. We stopped this past weekend for brunch and it was great! Instead of a brunch buffet with food wasted or choices you may not enjoy, you can pay one price and order the items you want to eat. The items come out as small plates and you can order as many as you want. Essentially, you can still have your buffet but food is being prepared individually and is coming out fresh. You have two price options, one includes bottomless drinks and the other is without drinks. It is a great concept. You also have the option of ordering a la carte but at $10 a plate, why not just do the plan and then try multiple dishes. We thoroughly enjoyed it and will definitely try to make it back for brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mexican fare at it's best!MameVIPDined on 5/15/2014This was on our list when we are in the Beaver Creek area. What a pleasant surprise! Delicious food, creative, beautifully presented. We certainly will return. Certainly a reasonable price and fun. Highly recommend the table prep guacamole. We will return.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mothers Day BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014Great food, unlimited small plates, fun experience, friendly staffSpecial Features:
- Still work to doKellyBVIPDined on 5/5/2014We keep coming back to Maya. We are locals and have high hopes every time we go back hoping that service is better...it's still not where it needs to be. The food is outstanding. The drinks are outstanding. The service has always been sub par and we can't figure out why. It's dissapointing. We expect more out of the Westin and a restaurant like this one. The drinks and food take forever to get. Our child sat there for 20 minutes waiting on her lemonade/kids cup. We sat there and almost finished all of our guacamole chips that were served to us first before the tableside guac even got started. It was Cinco de Mayo and the restaurant was not even near full..the bar was.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- was good but not great.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/3/2014After dining at other Richard Sandoval restaurants we were excited to try Maya. While some of the flavors were there we were also left with much to be desired.
- Delicious food, great serviceFrequentDenverVisitorDined on 4/21/2014We had a lovely dinner. Delicious food, fantastic service!Special Features:
- Interesting Food not Tex-MexabbitfdVIPDined on 4/11/2014There is Latin American food which stands up to the great complex cuisines of the world (curries, Moroccan, Turkish) . Unfortunately, these are not served very many places (Rick Bayless comes to mind as another chef who does it) and they are a bit more expensive. The menu is pretty impossible for most people won't be able to imagine what the dishes are because they will have no basis in their experience. If you have an open palate and are looking for good complicated dishes Maya will do it for you There are many places in the Vail Valley where you can get enchiladas burritos tacos for cheap. Some of them tex-mex some Mexican street food, and quite good. This is different.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Construction noiseJen1Dined on 4/8/2014Great food, not sure my margarita had any tequila in it, but what was astounding was the extreme construction noise due to the demolition of their pool. A true ambience killer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not the quality I expectedbskinowDined on 4/5/2014I'm just not thrilled with this place and will probably not return. The tamales are doughy and not enough flavor.This is supposed to be a highlight, since it is a tamale festival. The guacamole is enjoyable. The mahi mahi is acceptable, but twice we were disappointed with the shrimp dish-on a piece of flatbread that is like cardboard to eat-can't cut it and it has no flavor and is soggy on top-hard below. Why not serve it on rice or masa or cabbage slaw-anything else. And the shrimp were a bit raw inside and the dish was luke warm. The carne asada was cooked properly, but really bland. The food comes out presented well but the flavors are off. The service is fair. He left water on table because he couldn't keep up with us-it's a big place.Special Features:
- Great choice...Yes, a bitJamieVIPDined on 3/28/2014Great choice...Yes, a bit on the high-end but a great menu that goes beyond anything traditional Tex-Mex. Service was excellent. A bit noisy but in a good way for a place like this.Special Features:
- Great RestaurantclickchickVIPDined on 3/28/2014I have been to Maya twice and both times I was very pleased. Great service and great food. The Tacos al Carbon (for 2 people) is fantastic. Portions here are very generous. My first time at Maya I shared the Tacos al Carbon with 2 other women and it was more than enough food. The second time at Maya we were a group of 8 and everyone raved about their meals! And we are a very discerning group! We like to eat good food. Our server was great and the manager is also great and very accommodating. I highly recommend Maya! I showed up on crutches with a sprained ankle. Within seconds of being seated, our server brought me a stool to elevate my foot and another server showed up with an ice pack! That was a nice and unexpected touch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Guac is amazing! Mango margaritasJessicaVIPDined on 3/23/2014Guac is amazing! Mango margaritas are fabulous!!!! Get the fajita sampler.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Jim Tucker on the Bilderberg 2012 Agenda [AmericanFreePress]
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American Free Press and legendary Bilderberg sleuth Jim Tucker who has reported on the internationalist coven since 1975 live from Chantilly, Virginia exposes the Bilderberg 2012 agenda ,and explains how the Bilderberger plan to discuss the United Nations' Agenda 21, and other breaking news surrounding the globalist confab.The Bilderberg group is a group of very rich & powerful people who organize a list of prominent persons from different countries and the US ,such as heads of media and Universities, institutes, leaders of Corporations and Financial institutions, Military commissioners, political leaders and even members of Royalty. They all come together in secret to meet and make decisions that effect everyone all across the globe in an attempt to take over the world eventually and our freedoms.
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MARIJUANA KILLS AGAIN! 22 Year Old Dies In Jail After Being Arrested For Small Amount Marijuana
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Your title is misleading, totally so.
I realise it's tongue in cheek, but many who just see the part of the title 'MJ kills again', might not view the video or the title in full.
The only deaths ever connected with MJ, is from police shootings etc, gangland violence and the odd dickhead driving while stoned. (many, many more people die from driving and crashing after using Pharma drugs)
That's it, no physical addiction, no lethal overdose (you'd have to eat the equivalent of around 3 tonnes in one go for it to be lethal)...thousands, possibly hundreds of thousands of people have died from aspirin, paracetamol, coffee...even drinking a little too much water will kill you...MJ won't.
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If you're considering TYSABRI for your relapsing MS, you should know that it may increase your risk of developing a brain infection called progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML). To help manage this risk, TYSABRI is only available through the TOUCH Prescribing Program.
TOUCH, which stands for TYSABRI Outreach: Unified Commitment to Health, was developed with the help of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It ensures that:
- Only prescribers and patients enrolled in TOUCH can prescribe and receive TYSABRI
- Only certain pharmacies and infusion sites authorized by TOUCH can dispense and infuse TYSABRI
With TOUCH, you have frequent interaction with doctors and nurses. Your treatment is closely monitored at each infusion visit (every 4 weeks) to help make sure TYSABRI continues to be right for you. In addition to these visits, plan to see your doctor 3 months after your first infusion, 6 months after your first infusion, and at least as often as every 6 months thereafter.
Signing up for TOUCH is the first step.
In order to begin receiving TYSABRI, you must first enroll in TOUCH. The process begins by making an appointment with your prescribing neurologist in order to fill out the TOUCH Patient/Prescriber Enrollment Form. At this appointment, the neurologist will explain the potential benefits and risks of TYSABRI and will give you time to ask any questions. You must then read the Patient Medication Guide (PDF) and sign the TOUCH Enrollment Form.
By signing this form, you acknowledge that you understand the potential risks associated with TYSABRI and agree to the requirements of the TOUCH Prescribing Program. This document also serves as your prescription.
Once you've signed the form, Biogen Idec will assign you a patient identification number, make sure all paperwork has been properly filled out, and ensure that you have insurance coverage. Then they'll help you find an infusion center and notify the center that you've been approved for an infusion.
TOUCH also assigns you your own specially trained Biogen Idec Case Manager to help:
- Get you started on therapy and answer questions you may have
- Find an authorized infusion site in your area
- Provide information about insurance coverage and possible sources of financial assistance, if needed


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Sunday morning a suspect rammed what appears to be a U-Haul van into the side of Y & B Market in Midtown four times until he smashed through the glass wall and steel bars, security footage at the store reveals. The suspect then stole cash out of the cash registers, even taking one of the machines with him when he couldn't get it to open.But someone else was caught on camera - something that the store's owner Billy Yasi says bothers him more than being stolen from. It's people walking and driving by at the time of the incident, and everyone appears to completely ignore what was happening.
"8:11 this happened - on Sunday morning. People go to the church, people walking through, and they see him doing that and nobody said nothing. Nobody called police," Yasi tells Fox 2's Taryn Asher. Click on the video player above to watch Asher's report and see the surveillance footage.What makes matters worse to Yasi is that the Detroit Police Dept.'s Central District is right across the street. Officers weren't aware of the situation until they got a call from Consumers Energy, telling them a gas line was down. Turns out, the suspect hit one when he was driving the vehicle into the building. The police then contacted and told Yasi the news. Despite it all, Yasi refuses to close down the store he says his family has operated for more than 100 years.
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Here's your chance to have a fine dinner and enjoy some poetic justice
Enjoy a fun evening of fine food, drama and murder. Blaine community theater is presenting Poetic Justice, a dinner theater/murder mystery that is sure to provide tingles of delight.
Imagine that H.G. Wells has transported a 1920s soiree to your lounge room via his time machine and now he has been murdered. Was it T.S Eliot, Isadora Duncan, Mae West or one of the others? A group of cultured people from the 1920s have materialized in a modern apartment in London. H. G. Wells had been testing his novel's time machine at a soiree. Now he is discovered dead in the bathroom. Who killed him? Was it James Joyce or another of the visitors? Agatha Christie herself is present to help solve this crime. The key to this puzzle may appear in a line of verse or it may not. But in any case, we must achieve justice, poetic or not.
Truffles By The Sea is catering this event, with an incredible menu. For example, there will be Truffle's special Caesar Salad, pasta salad with olives, hearts of artichokes, with a fresh basil vinaigrette; shrimp ceviche; chicken tenders marsala, potatoes au gratin oven roasted, caramelized carrots and snow peas, cheese trays while dessert is Truffles special Belgium chocolate and crème Anglais Concord cake.
There will be dining, and dancing as well as a no host bar. Door prizes will be awarded to best costumes and to the ones who solve the murder. Tickets are only $40 per person. Tickets must be bought in advance and there are only 100 of them. So, hurry and get your ticket today. Call Mel at 392-0582 or Suzy at 332-2135. They can arrange local lodging for out-of-towners.
Community Theater
1733 H Street, Suite 600
Blaine, WA 98230
(In the Blaine International Mall, next to Rite Aid)
Call 360/392-0582 for information or email BlaineCommunityTheater@msncom.


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Follow the latest from the written press with the best gossip and speculation from the papers.
Martin Brundle on F1's hugely successful return to Austria and a big lesson learned for Hamilton.
Ricciardo joins F1's elite, Nico profits from another mistake, and Newey signals time on an old era.
Get all the latest from Brazil in the Sky Sports World Cup Podcast with Andy Burton
Get all the latest reaction to the Mercedes fallout of Monaco and Marussia's points breakthrough.
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Italy African Migrants
In the past six months, over 18,000 migrants have been rescued by the Italian navy. This week alone, 4,000 people were intercepted in a period of just 48 hours. Tom Kington, Rome Correspondent with the LA Times, reported from Rome and Edel McGinley Director of Migrant Rights Centre Ireland was in studio with Sean.http://www.rte.ie/radio1/today-with-sean-o-rourke/programmes/2014/0417/609469-today-with-sean-o-rourke-thursday-17-april-2014/?clipid=1536430


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My pal Miriah recently emailed me in an act of desperation. She travels a lot for work and burns through books quickly. Her favorite author is Neil Stephenson followed closely by William Gibson. She's read all their books - some of them more than once - and she needed some book suggestions.
I wrote her back a long list and thought I'd go ahead and share with everyone. These aren't the only kinds of books I read, but are aimed more towards her tastes.
First, some titles that you should read:
The Mars Trilogy (Kim Stanley Robinson) - these books (there are three) are long but are seriously some of the best books I've ever, ever read. I could go on and on about them. All together they're probably 1200+ pages or so, and I've read it twice (actually, read it once, listened to the audio book once). Seriously, start here. They are SOOOOOO good. Dear god they are good. I think they all each won him hugo awards.
A close second are the Hyperion books (Dan Simmons - there are 4 in the series). The first book of this series is a wonder. It's set on a ship that his headed for the world of Hyperion where a somewhat mystical, inscrutable, and horrific being called the Shrike resides. Pilgrims to the Shrike go because (if I recall correctly - it's been a while since I read this) he takes an audience of 7 individuals, always kills 6 of them, and grants a wish to the last. So the first book is seven people headed to this place, and each one tells their story. The stories are so wildly different and tragic and by the end of each you understand why they would be willing to go take a 1 in 7 chance of dying just for the chance of having a wish granted. The following books are all apparently the ramifications of the first set of stories and it all comes together into this big grand scheme that you don't see coming. While the story as a whole is wondrous and beautiful, the first book is just astonishing and it won the hugo.
If you haven't read the Dune saga, it's pretty good. The first book (Dune) is fucking amazing. If you've seen the movie don't let it put you off. The series basically goes down hill from there. Each successive book is a little worse than the other. I think I went as far as Heretics of Dune before I gave up on it.
Ender's Game is another of my favorite books (Orson Scott Card). I've read/listened to it several times over the years. It's rather short but it starts off the Ender saga, which is like, 7 books. I didn't really care for much of the rest of the saga (except Shadow of the Giant, which is the same story as Ender's Game told from a perspective of a different character). None of them were bad really, but the first book is so awesome that the rest are let downs.
Another favorite book of mine is Jumper. Yes, they made a crappy movie out of it, but the book was good. It's definitely aimed at a younger audience, but it holds up. The main character discovers he can teleport. He's young (maybe 14?) and basically does what you think someone that age would do with that power. He's very much alone though, and then something really terrible happens and he ends up becoming a super hero of sorts, though a very realistic one. There's a sequel, which is very good, though not quite as good as the first one.
If you haven't read any James Elroy, he's another good one. His books are thick, and I don't mean page count. They are gumshoe detective murder novels for the most part. His first book - The Black Dahlia - blew my mind. The way they work is like this: mixed in with all the slang of being a cop in LA in the 50s is a grinding job. The main characters trudge their way through their work. Someone has been found murdered and there are some crime scene clues but nothing really useful. They canvas the neighborhood. They track down friends and next of kin. Through all this they get drunk or in fist fights with their partners or whatever. Time drags on. They hit dead ends. They re-canvas the neighborhood and the trail is cold. Then one little fact is discovered. At this moment, at this precise moment in the book - you have it. You - the reader - have enough information to put it together. The main character suddenly figures it out too, but Elroy doesn't tell you what they've figured out (yet). You're on your own. When this moment in the book happens, you suddenly find yourself thumbing through the earlier chapters. Wait - didn't he talk to a neighbor who saw her put on a different hat? That kind of thing. When it happens, you put the book down and stare at the wall for 20 minutes. And the thing is, as the book nears the end, it happens again. And maybe again. And each time one small fact throws a new light on the story and what you figured out the last time it clicked suddently means something entirely different.
Not all his books do that, but most do. The only hard thing about Elroy is that he puts you through the grind. He makes you work for it. If the detective is in a rut, so are you. The books can drag on. But when that one new fact comes to light - before the book goes into overdrive at the new revelation - and you can figure out that it really means something - that all the useless facts you'd seen previously - names, addresses, times - that one of those things clicks with this new thing and really MEANS something. It's magical.
Another book that just occurred to me is Light (M. John Harrison). This book is relatively new and it was heralded as the arrival of the next great SF author. It reminded me greatly of Gibson's work. He's got a sequal to that book now that I haven't read (Nova Swing) and several other books (including one with Neil Gaiman).
Speaking of which, if you haven't read any Neil Gaiman you're missing out (and he's quite prolific). I've read several of his books, but not all of them. In general, you can't go bad with any of them.
Terry Pratchet is a fun one. He's british and often very humorous. I recently read Going Postal, which was somewhat short but very entertaining and witty. I also re-read Good Omens (which he co-wrote years ago with Neil Gaiman), which tells the story of the coming of the Anti-christ (who arrives in Britain). Only things go a little wrong and he's accidentally switched at the hospital and ends up going home with a normal family instead of the ones that were to raise him to destroy the world. So 11 years later you have a mostly-normal, precocious and imaginative kid who happens to be able to bend reality to his will. Though he doesn't know it.
I hate to say it, but Michael Crichton manages to crank out some easy reads that are usually quite scientifically based. Things like the Andromeda Strain and The Great Train Robbery (which is one of my favorite books that I've read recently - it's really top notch). He's hit or miss.
Philip K. Dick might be a little better for you than Asimov. Asimov is entertaining but so antiquated. PKD is much closer to our reality w/ regards to technology.
Robert Heinlein is a prolific science fiction guy. Some of his stuff is a little juvenile, but I have friends who have read all his books and revere him. I don't, but who knows.
I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the Harry Potter series. I got the impression that they didn't interest you, but when I finished the last of the series (on our trip) it was so…. satisfying. When I started the final book I felt sad that it was going to end, but by the end of it I felt that it was so wonderfully complete that I was quite content. I love these books.
I'll also mention the Lord of the Rings. These books are a masterpiece and if you haven't read them, you should.
Finally, there are a lot of awesome graphic novels out there. The Dark Knight Returns (Frank Miller) is a masterpiece as is The Watchmen (Alan Moore). Alan Moore is something of a graphic novel god (so is Frank Miller) and he also wrote From Hell (a comic about Jack the Ripper), and V for Vendetta. Frank Miller has done a lot of amazing books as well. His Sin City series is beautiful, and Ronin is like a graphic William Gibson novel.
One last thing. If you're ever in this spot again, just go read the Hugo Award winners. Every year one author wins it and each one usually has a body of work to delve into…


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Teaching Artists Hangout: To Job or Not to Job
Teaching Artists Hangout E1: "To Job Or Not To Job" focuses on the big question "What's the ideal work situation for Teaching Artists?" Employees? Independent Contractors? Or both? Lynn Johnson (Membership Director for TAG) is joined by Jessica Mele (San Francisco), Adam Johnston (Los Angeles), and Nicole Ripley (Chicago).


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Nokia Lumia 1020 Camera Phone First Impressions
It's been roughly a year since Nokia launched the forward-thinking Nokia 808 PureView camera phone. It boasted technology and enhancements in image quality by way of strong resolution, sharpness and more. Yet, Images taken in l...


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The median home value in Palmetto, GA is $126,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $165,100.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Palmetto, GA is $126,000.
Approximately 53.01% of Palmetto homes are owned,
compared to 30.91% rented, while
16.08% are vacant.
Palmetto real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Palmetto real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Palmetto Real Estate.
This 104 acre industrial site has access to I-85, I-285 and the South Fulton Parkway. All utilities are available. It is located about a mile from the CSX Intermodal Facility with 2000 feet frontage directly on rail access. Only 30 minutes from Downtown Atlanta, 15 minutes from Atlanta International Airport and one mile from the South Fulton Airport. The site is also served by public transportation.
Historic Grandeur! Lovely circa 1850 Greek Revival plantation home, is on National Register of Historic Places, has been lovingly restored to perfection & beautifully designed in period decor! 16.73 acres of gently rolling fields is fenced & cross-fenced w/ stunning 7-stall stable. Outdoor pavilion w/ fireplace & summer kitchen overlook sparkling pool w/ granite coming from home's original foundation. With original key elements such as hrdwd flooring, millwork, doors & fireplace surrounds intact, home has been totally renovated from the inside - out.
Historic Grandeur! This lovely circa 1850 Greek Revival plantation home, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, has been lovingly restored to perfection and beautifully designed in period decor! 16.73 acres of gently rolling fields is fenced and cross-fenced with stunning 7-stall stable. Outdoor pavilion with fireplace and summer kitchen overlook sparkling pool with granite coming from the home's original foundation. With original key elements such as hardwood flooring, millwork, doors and fireplace surrounds intact, the home has been totally renovated from the inside - out with new kitchen, bathrooms, electrical, plumbing, windows, HVAC and roof. Gated estate with caretaker's house is conveniently located 15 minutes from Atlanta Airport.
Come see this beautiful,traditional style home that fits today's lifestyles and lives large in Serenbe. Sip tea on the oversized front porch swing in the glow of the attached gas lantern. Flowing main level plan offers open living/kitchen in the rear with private dining room in front connected by butler's pantry. Main level features a spacious front bedroom that works beautifully as a flex space and potential office. Master bedroom features a private porch and oversized bathroom with large shower, whirlpool tub, and large walk in closet. Carriage house over 2 car grg
Heavy Industrial Land(Zone M2)located adjacent to CSX Railway Intermodal/terminal facility. Sewer and water available. Excellent location! Only 17+ Miles from Hartsfield International Airport. Just off I-85. Just minutes off of the South Fulton CID proposed interstate exchange on Gullatt Rd.
Excellent location for auto salvage, trucking company. Zoned M-2 heavy industrial.This auto salvage is no longer in operation. Some inventory will be included in the sale of the property along with an additional 1800+- sq. ft shed and fork lift. Metal building is 2400 +- sq. feet and has office space. Property located off of Ga. Highway 29 in Palmetto. 7.65 +- acres. Very convenient to I-85.
The right developer has a great opportunity to develop properties in idyllic Palmetto Georgia. Palmetto is ideally situated on the south side of Atlanta, only 20 minutes away from Hartsfield International Airport via Interstate 85. Upscale neighborhoods like Serenbe, Arbor Springs and Canon gate Golf club, are close by as is both Peachtree City and Newnan. These two tract were scheduled for development prior to the housing market collapse. One tracts is on Pine Street accessible both from highway 29 and Church Street. It has a total of 20.10 acres planned for a total of 39 homes, but also part of a larger subdivision on neighboring land. The other tract is in reality two tracts; one tract of land has 35.01 contiguous acres for a total of 59 home sites and
Excellent Residential development tract or recreational just north of Arbor Springs. Property is a nice rectangular parcel and is 1.5 miles from Hwy 29. Has a 2.5 acre lake with nice rolling topo. Mostly wooded with pine and hardwood mixed.
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Atlanta, GA 30306
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Fount Dalmatian Print Cuff & Collar Denim Shirt Blue
This beautiful denim shirt by Fount features a quirky dalmatian print collar and matching cuffs in a faux suede feel. It comes in a fitted design in a stunning two tone green effect but the material aesthetic is predominately denim, It has hidden press stud fastenings and has patterned seam detailing.
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It's OK to Skip Thanksgiving
Before going all out on Thanksgiving, first consider the worth-it meter
Even if it's your baby's first Thanksgiving, especially if it's your baby's first Thanksgiving, it's OK to skip the banquet. It's not great to go shopping instead, in my oldie fashioned opinion, but if cooking a whole turkey plus stuffing and schlepping across an Interstate with babies crying in car seats is going to make you crazy, there's a solution. You can take this year off. Really!
We sort of did last year. And the turkey police never found out.
Thanksgiving 2012 fell six days after we had arrived in the U.S. from Italy but this wasn't a visit. We were moving. From another continent. With three small kids in tow. Luckily we found refuge at my in-laws' Florida home, but really I've never felt more like a pilgrim. Beleaguered from an already long trip with a baby, a toddler and a preschooler too, I was also suffering from the flu and trying to figure out if I'd ever get my milk supply back after not holding anything down for three days (I didn't). We basically crash landed.
Even though I'm a family food blogger, the idea of dressing everyone up, cooking for hours, cleaning for hours THEN doing the usual bath time and bed time routine was too exhausting to even consider. My blessed mother-in-law roasted a chicken, made a sweet potato side dish and called it a night. I believe there was pie too. But for the simplicity of it all, I love her for it.
It doesn't even have to be such dramatic circumstances. If you're tired out, burned out or cooked out, there's no rule that says you MUST produce a giant pan of poultry in order to prove your gratitude. The point of Thanksgiving is simple: to reflect on everything that's awesome in your life. You can easily do that over pizza. Especially if there's wine.
Holidays have a way of turning on you. In the beginning it sounds so fun, your thoughts full of promise. Let's turn on the music! Dancing around the living room, setting out pumpkins and affixing plastic leaves to windows. The kids are getting into it too. Rousing courses echo in the halls. One little, two little, three little Indians… Then the fun fades, usually around the time you're holding a still-frozen turkey neck in one hand and a gooey bag of giblets in the other. Wait, HOW long does this thing take to cook?
There comes a point when you have to consider the worth-it meter. If it's not going to be nice and enjoyable, a memory you want to relive, why do it? In fact, just don't do it. The pilgrims do not care. I'm not saying holidays don't matter. To most of us, they do. Deeply. But when the kids are young, especially babies, there are two things to consider: It's difficult to get things done with babies and toddlers afoot, and because they're so young, they'll never remember the year you skipped Thanksgiving.
This year we're in our own home. The adventure is still going but less scary. My husband has a job, so do I. We bought a house outside of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. It has got the rolling hills we dreamed of and 4-year-old is in a Montessori preschool that we love. It's coming together, and because it wasn't easy, I'm more grateful this year then I ever have been. I'm also not moving. So this year we invited my in-laws to our place and they arrived yesterday.
Our 12-pound turkey is on hold at the local co-op, sweet potatoes await their fate in our pantry and my MIL keeps saying things like, "Why don't we try making the pies from scratch this time?" So this year, it's on. And this year, I'm excited.