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It would appear that things have been pretty dormant around here since June. And even though that is what the blog post count indicates, trust we've been working. We had big plans for the fall, and due to some complications with our first supplier those plans were shelved indefinitely. Then we thought things would be in order for a holiday '13 release, and we were on the right track, but (as you probably know) ran into a few more complications. Here we are, a month into the new year and the newness is still merely impending…well, we promise you that the wait will be worth it…and here's why…
This time around, instead of going the usual route of preparing some artwork, selecting some blanks and sending it all to the print/embroidery shop, we opted to go the cut-and-sew route. We selected the fabric, the color, the cut, the measurements and the embellishment options. The lead time was a bit longer than we've managed before, but we are quite pleased with the results. The whole process started with some veeeeery rough sketches (those have been omitted from this post…you're welcome). Then we moved on to the actual garment illustration.
After we worked out the details on the illustration, it was time to take some measurements then we picked some colors.
After we picked the colors, we approved a final mock-up and we let the production specialists do their thing! Once they finished, we were presented with a final sample to give the thumbs up or down.
And this process was repeated for each item that will be presented to you all shortly. We hope you're as stoked as we are!
So we're sure a lot of you noticed lots of "DWEEB" labeled gear popping up over the last year or so. We received numerous e-mails and tips via social media about how people were so stoked to see us in stores…the thing is, we weren't. After consulting with our counsel, we were informed that we actually didn't have the right to register "DWEEB" as a trademark (much like Supreme and their box logo) since "Dweeb" is a real word. That being the case, we made the decision to a bit of re-branding. Sooooo, without further adieu, we like to present "The DWEEB Lifestyle Company." We still DON'T WANNA EVER END-UP BROKE…we're just growing up a bit, or at least trying to…much like ditching that nickname you earned in college and using your government name when you update your resume.
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The homie Marc McFly has been quietly putting in work on something major. This project is a follow-up of sorts to the collaboration between Marc and producer/director Tu Do titled "Gone". I would assume that Marc will be making an appearance in this film, but I do KNOW that he produced the score for the film, which should be amazing! Peep the
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Doc's been sighted on the subway in NYC. Someone said he was on the D train…I wonder where he was headed.
I'm not quite sure when Rosewell got his start, but I've been a fan since I was put on to No Regard a few years back. Those dudes (Illien, Sharif, and Harley) made dope music together, but apart you get to hear how different, yet still dope they all are…but I digress. Illien's got a new beat tape project that he's been working on, and it's definitely worth a listen.
The mix is titled "The Boom Bap Theory". It's all instrumental, save for one track, and I'm loving the feel/sound of it. It's quite refreshing to hear someone use some dope, soulful samples. Don't get me wrong, I love EDM, dubstep, and other synth-heavy stuff more than I probably let on, but it's nice to hear some real hip-hop beats.
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A/N: It's been forever since I've updated. I know. I figured I'd write some more while I was motivated and it's summertime. Enjoy.
Summary: SPOILER ALERT—post Breaking Dawn. Renesmee Carlie gets the chance to meet someone who has an equally bizarre name. Harry Potter/Twilight cross.
Disclaimer: Plot, mine. Characters aren't. Those belong to the talented Stephenie Meyer and JKR.
What's in a Name
I hate London. It's too grey—which is of course the reason why we moved. Grey convincingly hides my skin.
"Stop whining," Jacob complained as he shut off the television, my only source of entertainment. "We're going out."
I moaned against my pillow because it was the only thing I could do to keep from giggling. Jacob was next to me in an instant, picking me up and taking me across the room. "Stop," I laughed as he gently tickled me, "where are we going?"
"To get me a coffee," he set me down at the door and gestured for me to walk, "I want to stay awake long enough to hear your next round of complaints."
I rolled my eyes.
Jacob laughed. "You get that from your father."
I ignored him, "so where is this coffee shop?"
"A block or two north." With Jacob it was always directions like southeast or northwest. He never said a simple left or right.
It was cold out. And dreary. I made sure Jacob knew how I felt about this.
"Will you ever shut up?" He asked, "You'd think you were related to Alice." I shoved him, playfully—nothing that would cause harm. He did bruise easily. Comparatively speaking.
We turned into the cutest little shop you'd ever seen. "Aw," I breathed, "it's adorable."
Jacob grinned at my silly reaction but, really, it was like the cafe had jumped right out of one of those "best-of" magazines. It was small, nearly empty, and smelled like… cookies. I rarely preferred human food to my usual diet, but if the cookies tasted half as good as they smelled I'd convert.
I watched Jacob eye the cushy seat to our left. It was large, fluffy, and had Jacob written all over it. "Go sit," I encouraged, "I'll get you something." I reached into my purse to make sure I had my credit card. Bingo.
"A cappuccino," he smiled at kissed me lightly on the lips, "thanks." His lips had barely left mine before he was curled into the chair.
I stepped up to the counter. It looked as though we were the only customers, except a man with a paper who was waiting for his coffee. I stared at him for a second longer than I should have—he felt my gaze and looked up. Oops.
"Good morning, miss," the cashier sang, "what would you like?"
She had caught me off-guard. "Oh, yes," I stammered. What did Jacob want again? "One cappuccino. Oh and a cookie." I could experiment, couldn't I?
She typed something into the register, "what size cappuccino would you like?"
I didn't even hesitate, "large. Extra large, if possible."
She smiled at me warmly. I gave her my credit card in a semi-awkward exchange. "Thanks," I murmured, walking over to the end of the counter.
There he was, that strange man who had stared at me. "Hi," I said, out of habit but then glanced away. There was something about him that made me nervous. He didn't answer me, but instead looked deep into my eyes, then studied my face.
"Here's your cookie, ma'am."
The man continued to look at me. Then he smiled. It made my skin shiver.
"Right." I spoke urgently, reaching for the bag. It was warm. I could feel the chocolate chips melting into the paper. Suddenly it didn't seem so appetizing anymore.
The man went back to the news, so it was my turn to watch him. There was something…unearthly about his presence. He appeared every bit to be human—except for his bizarre robes. And he smelled unusual, not at all appealing.
I figured I might as well try the cookie while I waited around. I stole a quick glance at Jacob, who was snoring lightly in the chair. I don't know why I felt so strange. It wasn't too odd for a vampire to eat a cookie, was it? Well, I could always spit it out if it was gross…
"Are you alright?" The man hovered over me as I choked out the disgusting pastry. When he could tell I was perfectly fine, he grinned, "chocolate chip isn't your favorite?"
I shook my head. "No, no it was just…hot." I finished rather lamely.
He quirked a brow. I was just about to retort when a man called his name from behind the counter.
"Here you are, Albus."
I had to keep my mouth from dropping open. "Albus?" I asked without thinking.
"I know," he smiled as he poured some crème into his coffee, "it's a wretched name."
He had misinterpreted my question. The only people I knew with such old names were vampires. Humans tended to name their offspring nicely: Elizabeth, Katherine. I couldn't help but think that this man, this strangely smelling man, was not human. But he was not a vampire either. "No," I said, "Albus is a lovely name."
Albus snorted, "Right."
I paused. "It's just old fashioned."
"Yes, but you haven't heard my middle name," he was speaking to me so easily; it was as though he had been just waiting for me to strike up a conversation.
"I'm sure I've heard worse." And I was sure. Nothing could beat the oddity that was my namesake.
He held out his hand, "Albus Severus."
I reached out for his, "Renesmee Carlie. Pleasure to meet you."
I saw him shiver at my touch, but he did not look away from my eyes. He ended our shake shortly and then chuckled. "So we both suffer from the same misfortune. It's a hard life, is it not?"
I couldn't help but grin. "Very."
"Here's your coffee, miss."
I stepped away from him briefly, greeted by the stench of human blood and coffee beans. I held my breath. "Thanks."
I reached for sugar—the only thing Jacob liked in his coffee, and he liked a lot of it—when I noticed Albus surveying me. "You like coffee?" He asked, as if he were surprised.
"No," I admitted, "it's for my boyfriend."
Albus turned to see Jacob stretched lazily across the seat. He seemed to realize something. "Ah." He set his coffee on his paper and reached into his pocket. I stared at his paper. Something was off about it. Was that picture moving?
I shut my eyes quickly. Perhaps the cookie made me sick? Got a hold of my senses? Could it possibly be that cookies were vampires' kryptonite?
"Here, you'd like this," Albus produced a deep red lollypop from within his coat pocket. "I was going to give it to my father; he'd have gotten a kick out of it. Here." He was for some reason offended that I hadn't reached for it.
I held out my hand. Why on earth was he giving me a lollypop? At my expression, Albus assured me, "it's from Honeydukes."
"Well, I've got to be off to the ministry." He gathered up his coffee and paper, which was indeed moving. I felt a little dizzy. He looked right into my eyes and smiled broadly, "Enjoy."
As he walked off, I couldn't even manage a thank you.
I nudged Jacob with my elbow. He gave one last snore before shaking his muscles awake and yawning. "Oh, thanks," he reached for the coffee and chugged it down like only a shape-shifter could. Then belched. Very loudly. It was good we were the only ones in the room. He stood up, grinding his cup into a near-pulp with his grip. "What's that?" He asked, seeing the red between my fingers.
I didn't answer him because I had no idea myself. I was careful as I unwrapped the candy and sniffed it. There was something familiar about the scent, something familiar mixed with something almost sweet. It surely didn't smell dangerous…
"Good? What flavor is it?" Jacob asked. He sounded jealous almost. I couldn't tell if it was because I had a treat he wanted, or because I was sucking so enthusiastically on something other than him.
I took the treat out of my mouth only long enough to answer him. "Hmmm," I moaned. "Blood."
A/N: Hope you liked it. There weren't any lemons, really…I just felt awful for poor Nessie. Then it reminded me of poor Albus Severus. They have something truly sad to share: awful names. And I was rereading POA, where they discuss the blood lollypops for vampires at Honeydukes. A light bulb went off. Lol.


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OL Christian Morris - Memphis (Tenn.) East
Morris will be making his decision the week after The Opening, and all indications are that he will be picking UCLA. The Bruins are in his final two with Nebraska. If UCLA truly is the leader, he may do some recruiting while in Beaverton.
OG John Lopez - Orange (Calif.) Lutheran
Few players in the region have gone to more NFTC's than Lopez, who's been going since he was a freshman, and he's another solid tackle/guard prospect from the Southland.
OG Scott Quessenberry - Encinitas (Calif.) La Costa Canyon
Had a good day at the Oregon NFTC and is the top lineman in San Diego in the 2013 class. Follows teammate Erik Magnuson to The Opening, who made it last year.
OT Nico Falah - Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco
The top offensive line prospect in the West in the 2013 class, Falah can play tackle or slide down to guard in college. He will be making his college decision the week after The Opening.
The Auburn commit still may take an official visit to UCLA this fall, and the Bruin staff isn't giving up on him. He may be a guy that Hollins and Morris are working on.
DE Joe Mathis - Upland (Calif.)
The top defensive end prospect in the West in this class, Mathis was the DL MVP of the SoCal NFTC and has also played a lot of linebacker this spring on the 7on7 circuit.
DT Eddie Vanderdoes - Placer (Calif.)
Was the most dominant player we saw out West at a NFTC this spring. Won the DL MVP honors at the Oregon NFTC, and is the premier defensive lineman in the region, a top ten player nationally and a five-star defensive tackle.
MLB Isaac Savaiinaea - Honolulu (Hawaii) Punahou -Undecided
Rated as the No. 1 MLB in the West, he's the top prospect from Hawaii and the top player to come from the Islands since Manti Te'o. Savaiinaea told Scout last week that he has opened his recruitment after being committed to Stanford.
OLB Deon Hollins - Missouri City (Texas) Marshall - (Committed to UCLA)
The lone prospect in The Opening who's currently committed to UCLA, Hollins said this week that he's solid to the Bruins and that he won't change and that he's planning to do some recruiting for the Bruins this week.
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CB L.J. Moore - Fresno (Calif.)
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Langley visited UCLA unofficially last month and fell in love with it and has been saying he can certainly see himself there. Another visit to the West Coast could also go a long way with him.
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S Hatari Byrd - Fresno (Calif.)
Teams with Moore to form one of the best corner-safety tandems in the region. Byrd is built like a linebacker, but can cover like a corner, making him an ideal safety prospect.
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Goodman teams with Hawkins to rival the Moore/Byrd safety-corner tandem, and few defensive players have looked as good as he has all spring. A physical safety, who doesn't hesitate to lay out a receiver, even doing so in 7on7.
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Had flown under-the-radar a bit until a very good performance at the SoCal NFTC and his recruitment blew up. A four-star safety, Foreman, like Byrd, has the frame where he could grow into an outside linebacker, but he's a stellar cover guy in the secondary, with some of the best closing speed at the position.
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Ward posts shutout as 'Canes blank CapsJan 21, 2012 - 3:28 AM
Jussi Jokinen scored a pair of goals, one shorthanded and one on the power play, and Jiri Tlusty also found the back of the net for Carolina, which snapped a two-game skid and avenged a 2-1 loss to the Capitals on January 15.
"Credit to the guys, I thought they deserved the shutout," Ward said. "We worked our butts off and played a solid 60-minute game. They are a tough team to play against."
Tomas Vokoun was tagged for all three goals on 33 shots in the loss for Washington, which failed to carry over momentum from a 3-0 shutout of the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday.
The Hurricanes opened the scoring at 12:43 of the first period while down a man as a result of a careless play by the Capitals. Following a cleared puck, Vokoun came out to stop it, and laid it off to John Carlson, who took it around behind his net and started up the ice.
Before he could reach the blue line, the puck was knocked off his stick by Eric Staal, who poked it ahead to a charging Jokinen, and the crafty Finn made no mistake as he buried the shot past the glove of Vokoun.
Carolina extended its lead to 2-0 on the power play with just 18 seconds remaining in the second period as Jay Harrison accepted a pass at the point from Tim Brent, worked his way to the high slot and let a wrister go through traffic that was stopped by Vokoun, but Jokinen pounced on the rebound and slammed it home for his second goal of the night.
The Hurricanes struck again on the power play with just 30 seconds remaining in regulation thanks to a fantastic individual effort by Tlusty.
Tlusty picked up the puck in the neutral zone with speed and gained the offensive blue line on the right wing. He went to his backhand, drove hard to the net and slid the puck through the legs of Vokoun to cap the scoring.
Washington failed to convert on three power-play opportunities and was shut out for the second time this season.
"We obviously didn't play consistently enough offensively," Caps defenseman Dennis Wideman said. "We have to find a way to get more pucks to the net, get more scoring chances and stop giving up so many."
Game Notes
Friday marked the fourth meeting of the season between the teams. Washington had won the first three meetings of the season...Ward improved to 15-10-4 in 30 career games against the Capitals...Carolina converted 2-of-3 power play chances...Staal contributed a pair of assists...Carolina will travel to Long Island to face the New York Islanders on Saturday, while the Caps will visit the Pittsburgh Penguins on Sunday.
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Shaken Allenby ponders whether to play next PGA Tour event
(Reuters) - Australian golfer Robert Allenby says he is not yet sure if he will compete in next week's Humana Challenge as he recovers from facial injuries after he was kidnapped, beaten, robbed and dumped in a park in Honolulu.
The 43-year-old on Friday missed the cut in the Sony Open at Waialae Country Club and was taken from a wine bar later that day before being robbed of his wallet, cell phone, cash and credit cards.
"Medically, I thankfully didn't suffer anything major beyond some bumps and bruises that will take a bit of time to heal," Allenby said in a statement released by the PGA Tour on Sunday.
"My plan currently is to fly back to the mainland and at that point, evaluate my ability to play next week at the Humana Challenge.
"Whatever the outcome regarding my ability to play next week, I anticipate a successful rest of the 2014-15 PGA Tour season."
The Humana Challenge, the third event of the year on the PGA Tour, will be played at La Quinta in California from Jan. 22-25.
Allenby, a four-times winner on the PGA Tour, also expressed his thanks to local police and golf officials for their help following his "unfortunate ordeal".
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Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone revealed on Saturday "the majority" of teams, primarily including Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull, had reached agreement on new terms beyond the end of this year when the current deal expires.
Responding to the suggestion, an FIA spokesman said: "All matters relating to a new agreement between the commercial rights holder and the teams are clearly still at a discussion stage and that the FIA is engaged with all the relevant parties as part of this discussion."
The Concorde Agreement is the tri-partite pact that unites the teams, the FIA, and F1's owners on a commercial basis, and is vital to the running of the sport.
On that basis, with Ecclestone working with the major marques behind the scenes, it had been claimed the FIA had become marginalised in the early proceedings.
The spokesman added: "Of course, these matters have been under discussion for quite some time, and due to their complexity, it is best not to speculate until a clear direction has been agreed."
At this stage it is understood Lotus, Force India, Toro Rosso and Sauber have joined forces with the 'big three'.
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The Dreamer Trilogy Series is based on five different styles of writing. Being a new author, I wanted to test my writing abilities by creating five creative stories. Most important is to give the readers something outside the box. Characters are fictional, but each book has its deeper-than-life written message. The Dreamer is the first book of The Dreamer Trilogy Series. In the book called The Dreamer, a teenager is able to transfer into the flesh of any human being he desires, but the consequence is greater than the gift. This is one dream the world will never awake from until the nightmares become reality. Mystery, spirituality is written in the ink of a gift and a curse. "American Made" is on street life and growing up in poor conditions of the ghettos, where making fatal decisions can end your life quicker than the eye can blink or will determine how long this youth will live under the blue skies by being the product that is American made. "The Mirror" begins with a thriller, gore, and suspense written in the darkest form of life. "Bloody Mary" reveals the untold truth behind the bloodstained glass made alive by a reflected soul made weary, only to seek endless revenge. "The Dead Girl" short story is based on the forgotten, missing, and lost girls walking the streets at night as the human vultures fl y above their heads, ready to pluck their souls to death under nakedness but not so pure to bewildered dead girls in the hands of a psychopathic killer with his own underground prison. Some things are worse than death when the steel doors close from the world. The last and final short story is based on slavery—but reversed. The blacks are the slave masters and the Caucasians are the white slaves. Two best friends will have to endure mental and physical ordeal during slavery by being human properties to black slavers, but survival might not be an option for them. After reading The Dreamer Trilogy Series, readers will witness the birth of endless ink. Each short story has its own meaning, knowledge, and definition about existence or nonexistence of worldly life. Enter The Dreamer . . .
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In case all-inclusive is on your mind Tamarind by Elegant Hotels is a great choice. Ideal for families, couples, honeymooners and group travellers, this waterfront hotel features four-star facilities and services. Its main highlights include family-oriented facilities, spa, and of course the restaurants.
Tamarind by Elegant Hotels features 104 guestrooms that come divided into seven different types. Mini fridge, air conditioning, WiFi internet, en suite with bath amenities, telephone, safe deposit box, complimentary toiletries, hairdryer, TV with satellite and furnished balcony are common across the rooms. You can select rooms that either offer garden view or ocean view and either rooms with double bed or twin beds. All the suites feature separate living area (not available in standard rooms), but housekeeping and fresh towels and linens remain standard throughout—provided daily. Modern in design and approach, the décor is rich and most of the rooms are ideal for two adults—they can also accommodate a third person or two kids.
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BRASILIA Oct 19 (Reuters) - Opposition candidate Aecio Neves is heading into the final week of Brazil's presidential race with a razor-thin lead in polls, but it's the incumbent Dilma Rousseff who appears to be gaining momentum in the homestretch.
After a sudden surge before and after the first-round vote on Oct. 5, Neves is struggling to retain the momentum that gave him a slight advantage in recent polling.
He leads Rousseff by 2 percentage points in the most closely watched opinion polls, within their margin of error.
Recent surveys show that support may have peaked for Neves, an investor favorite, and his disapproval numbers are rising amid a barrage of attacks by the Rousseff campaign.
The number of Brazilians who say they would never vote for Neves rose 4 percentage points this week to 38 percent, according to a survey by the Datafolha polling firm. Rousseff's rejection rate came down one point to 42 percent in the same poll, which also showed her approval rating on the rise.
The tight race has turned ugly with the candidates swapping accusations of corruption and economic mismanagement as they scramble to sway the 6 percent of voters that remain undecided and others not firmly committed.
In a testy television debate on Thursday night, Rousseff alluded to a 2011 incident in which Neves was pulled over and refused a breathalyzer test. Neves, who has managed to play down a reputation as a party-loving playboy, acknowledged the incident and said he regretted it.
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Pyro priest gears up for NYE fireworks
When the New Year's Eve fireworks go off in Armidale tonight, they will be lit by a clergyman with a penchant for explosive devices.
Father Anthony Koppman, from St Mary of the Angels Parish in Guyra, is a licensed pyrotechnician.
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"Every year in New Year's Eve in Armidale we have family fireworks free to the whole town ... at 9:00 and at midnight.
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Old Overholt is the oldest, most famous Straight Rye Whiskey on the market today. Straight Rye Whiskey has a distinctive flavor and appeal that, after Prohibition, made it the most popular spirit in the country.
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Domestic UK politics may have been winding down in July (except here in Scotland, of course) but internationally there has been an alarming spiral of violence. During July I was listening to Radio 4's five minute daily slot 'counting down' from the Sarajevo assassination to the outbreak of World War 1. With our historical knowledge, the counterpoint of the events following the assassination at Sarajevo with ordinary news items such as suffragette demonstrations, concerts and sporting events, and Irish problems bubbling up, is poignant. But there are also frightening parallels 100 years on when so many people are facing the horrors of conflict. Many constituents have been in contact with me appalled by the grossly disproportionate response of the Israel incursion into Gaza. The killing continues in Syria and Iraq, while Ukraine remains fragile.
I recently visited the summer villa of Emperor Franz Joseph in Bad Ischl, where he signed the declaration of war on Serbia. If he, or indeed other world leaders, had known what would follow would they have made different decisions? Part of my holiday reading has been a new book on the run up to WWI by Margaret McMillan. 'The War that Ended Peace' and what struck me was the confidence of many political leaders that they would be able to resolve matters diplomatically as they had in previous crises. But instead they fell off a cliff. (To avoid sounding like the class swot, I had lots of lighter holiday reading also!)
'Office time' on Employment and Support Allowance
As I mentioned last month, people often ask why the MPs aren't in the Commons chamber all the time to listen to and speak in debates. Although I'm one of the most active MPs in this regard – I spoke in three separate debates on social security and welfare reform over the last month (see here, here and here) – I still think it's important that we have 'office time' to do research on policies that we want to see changed. One of my main focuses is Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) – the main benefit for those who can't work as a result of ill health or a disability – and the results of my office time were highlighted on three separate occasions last month.
My main concern with ESA is that too many claimants are being incorrectly assessed as 'Fit for Work' and refused benefit. Last month the Minister who was then responsible for this policy, Mike Penning (who has since been reshuffled to the Home Office), admitted that over 700,000 applicants were waiting for an assessment. At the time he tried to suggest this had been an issue under the last Labour Government, but when I looked into this, I discovered that the backlog was a mere 28,300 when the current Coalition Government took over in May 2010! I highlighted this in a letter to him on 3 July, and when I receive a response from his successor Mark Harper I'll post it on my website.
I've also used my office time to write to the UK Statistics Authority over the figures the Department for Work and Pensions publish on ESA. I believe the number of incorrect decisions is being artificially supressed as only statistics on the number of successful appeals to judges are published – overturn figures for informal appeals (officially referred to as 'reconsiderations') to civil servants are not. Last month I secured a commitment from the Department that they will start to publish this information by the end of this year, and I issued a press release on 9 July, which was picked up by Third Force News.
Finally I followed up a debate I led on the support given to ESA applicants during the reconsideration process last month with a further letter to Mike Penning on 7 July. While people are entitled to claim ESA at a reduced 'assessment rate' when they initially apply, their only option during the reconsideration period – which claimants have to go through if they want to appeal – is to claim Jobseekers Allowance. In the debate the Minister claimed that Jobcentre Staff should relax requirements placed on those challenging ESA refusals so that sick and disabled people aren't sanctioned for not looking for work. However I've had a lot of evidence that this isn't happening on the ground, leaving vulnerable people without any income for periods between seven and ten weeks. I'll post any reply I receive on my website.
News in Brief
On 2 July I lent my support for a campaign by the charity Guide Dogs to make sure all new buses have audio visual (AV) next stop announcements, which are vital for blind and partially sighted bus travellers.
Later that day I met up with my constituent Julie Rattray, who is a Cancer Research UK ambassador. CRUK are campaigning to beat cancer sooner, so that in 20 years' time three quarters of people who are diagnosed survive.
And on 9 July I met up with another campaigning constituent – Gordon Aikman. As I mentioned in my last newsletter, Gordon has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. He's already raised more than £40,000 for MND Scotland – a charity that funds and promotes research into the disease and provides support to people affected (you can donate here). He's now campaigning for more Government money for research and support, and you can back his campaign at gordonsfightback.com.
Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill
On 10 July the Government announced that it was bringing forward a new law to require companies like mobile phone and internet firms to retain data on when, where and with whom people communicate for between six months and two years. This sort of data is used by the police and intelligence agencies to investigate organised crime, terrorism and online child abuse.
In April the European Court of Justice declared that the EU Data Retention Directive was too widely drawn. As a result the UK regulations that permitted data retention in the UK were also struck down, despite the fact that they were much narrower and more proportionate than the Directive itself. The so-called DRIP Bill will reintroduce these requirements.
The Government announcement came such a short time before the summer recess that the bill was rushed through over just three days. This did however allow my party to secure a series of concessions, including an independent review of the legal framework governing data access and interception, extra checks and balances, and a 'sunset clause' that means this new law will expire in 2016.
Over 130 constituents asked me to oppose this new law, but I concluded that it is appropriate to take steps to reinstate the limited powers which were being already being exercised. This wasn't a decision I reached lightly, and I am more than happy to discuss this in writing or in person with any constituents who remain concerned.
Sanctions Report Finally Published
Last year the DWP commissioned a report into the operation of sanctions on people receiving Job Seekers Allowance and taking part in the Work Programme. This has been long awaited but was only published on the very last day of the parliamentary 'term'. The remit was restricted and it was not a thorough review of the sanctioning process, as called for by many including the Work & Pensions Select Committee. One of its conclusions was that some claimants lacked understanding of the process and reasons for sanctioning. This was particularly true for more vulnerable groups and those with 'specific barriers to work.' The DWP has accepted the recommendation for improving communications, rewriting letters etc., so hopefully they will get on with this. Some of the recommendations are only accepted 'in principle' which is worrying.
While better communications will help, there remains a serious concern about the circumstances in which some people are receiving sanctions, the increasing numbers being sanctioned and the financial and health impact on those affected.
Personal Independence Payment assessment review
Personal Independence Payment is gradually replacing Disability Living Allowance as the main benefit to help people with the additional costs of living with a disability. PIP was introduced for new claimants in April 2013 and existing DLA claimants will begin to be reassessed in October 2015. Eventually the Government expect 170,000 people to lose all support and 160,000 to be awarded PIP at a lower level to DLA. My party and I voted against these plans when they were proposed by the current Government, but unfortunately they were pushed through.
Ministers have now launched an independent review of the PIP assessment process and anyone can submit evidence up to 5 September. I will focus on the delays people are facing before they are given a decision on whether they qualify for support, which is driving vulnerable people to real hardship. However I'd be keen to hear from constituents about their experience of the assessment process – please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Baileyfield: Modern 'colonies' for Portobello?
I had the opportunity to see the proposals coming forward from Aldi and Crudens for the former Scottish Power site at Baileyfield. As many people will know, there have been a number of planning applications for this site. Initially there was a proposal for a very large supermarket against which there was a vigorous community campaign , which was successful not just at the Council's Planning Committee but also at appeal (given that apparently most of the big supermarket chains are moving away from very large stores, Portobello was clearly ahead of the curve here). Next came an application for over 700 flats which was also refused. A third iteration with slightly fewer flats and slightly reduced height, got to the stage of a public exhibition but went no further. It featured a now fairly standard layout of large flatted blocks set amidst car parking and sterile landscaping. I remember saying at the exhibition how good it would be if the developers would look around at some examples of Edinburgh style building, like the traditional 'colonies' which combine density with individuality. I've written about colonies before, so I was pleased to see that the latest proposals are for only around 250 housing units, of which half would be flats and half 'modern colonies'. There is of also a plan for an ALDI store fronting on the High Street (beside the Kwikfit). On the whole I think this is a lot more promising than what went before, but I realise that as with all planning issues there will be different views. The formal application has not yet been submitted.
Lochend Secret Garden
This month I had the delight of attending the AGM and Open Day of the Lochend Secret Garden, now in its third season. The range of flowers and produce was impressive. This success is all down to the hard work of the Steering committee and all the people who are gardening here. Not content with the original garden the group is extending its activities into new challenges. A strip of grass in Lochend Quadrant is being turned into 'The Orchard' – from plain grass (picture) to this (second picture). If you are inspired by this example, why not contact the Council to ask about doing something similar, or contact one of your local councillors?
Save our Southside meeting report
On Sunday 20th July, over 70 Southsiders attended a meeting organised by myself, the Southside Association and Sarah Boyack MSP to discuss a community response to the flurry of applications for student accommodation in the area. The purpose of the meeting was not to discuss each application but to get residents thinking about the Southside they would like to see developed. Residents overwhelmingly said they want to live side by side students, but numbers need to be rebalanced with more affordable family housing being developed. Notes from the meeting have been circulated to those in attendance, and are available on my website.
After the initial meeting many residents said they are keen to form a working group to further discuss their response, and think about how they communicate it to planners, the University and developers. Residents are due to meet again on Wednesday 20th August from 7.00pm in the Grey Room, Nelson Hall.
Lutton Court Appeal Allowed
On Wednesday morning the Scottish Government Reporter with responsibility for determining the Lutton Court appeal published his report and decision, allowing the appeal developers submitted after the Council refused the application. Residents in the area are devastated and I am hugely disappointed. This was a key test of the Council's policy which has failed, having massive consequences for the Southside. The appeal process was conducted on paper which gives the developer much greater opportunity to make its case, while residents are unable to ensure their concerns are truly heard by the Scottish Government reporter. More could have been done to involve them, starting with having an accompanied site visit. I would like to see Planning Officials urgently review its policy and guidance on student accommodation so it can better manage the flurry of applications recently submitted.
Dumbiedykes Bus: "Use it or lose it"
I am delighted to announce that a new bus service, 60, serving the Dumbiedykes and Southside, will start on Monday 25th August. The service will run throughout the day Monday to Friday on a half hourly basis. After years of campaigning, residents will finally see the return of a service, which will be a real boon for the elderly and those who struggle to get up the Pleasance. The service was cut several years ago because there was insufficient usage, however community leaders are spreading the "use it or lose it" message to make sure that the service cannot be cut in the future. Those over 60 can use their concessionary card but must make sure they are 'beeped' onto the bus so that numbers are recorded.
Events in Parks Decision Due Soon
On 26 August the Council's Transport and Environment Committee, will make a decision whether or not to charge market rents to commercial enterprises who use public parks, and seek to limit the length of time events can be held in a park, including the Meadows. Friends of the Meadows & Bruntsfield Links has been running a petition for much of the summer which will be submitted in advance of the meeting. As I reported last month, I share residents concern the intensive use of the park is damaging the Meadows which struggles to recover every year. FOMBL are calling for events to be limited to a maximum 15 days so that they can continue to go ahead but the park has time to regenerate. To sign the petition, head to www.ipetitions.com/petition/fombl.
Post Referendum BBC Radio 4 'Any Questions' Invitations
I've received a bundle of invitations from Greyfriars Kirk to hand to constituents who are keen to attend the recording of Any Questions on Friday, 19th September, the day after the referendum. Doors open from 6.30pm and you can turn up on the day to see if you can get a seat at the recording, however if you would like an invitation, please email me your details.
Local Development Plan consultation begins
As I mentioned in my previous newsletter the City of Edinburgh Council recently approved the Second Development Plan. The new Development Plan Scheme is available to view online or in Council libraries. You can make written representations on the Second Proposed Plan from 22 August to 3 October 2014. For more information head to edinburgh.gov.uk/localdevelopmentplan.
Edmonstone Development
Several applications to develop the Edmonstone estate have now been to committee to be determined. Developers propose building on this land which is in the 'greenbelt' and is currently dangerously unstable due to the underground mine workings. One application, for residential dwellings, was refused at committee on 30 July, while proposals for a cemetery and crematorium were granted on Wednesday. I fear that the application may have been a Trojan horse to allow further development on this part of the Greenbelt.
Revised Waste and Recycling
I have received a number of enquiries about how the revisions to waste recycling service will affect them. To encourage more recycling and to make the chore simpler, most recyclables will soon go straight into your green wheelie, with a new grey wheelie being provided for domestic waste. Full details of the rollout, and the streets affected are on the Council's website.
Awards for All Scotland Reopens for Applications
Awards for All Scotland reopened to applications on 4th August 2014. The BIG Lottery Fund in Scotland took the decision to pause Awards for All Scotland to new applications from 9th May until 4th August to focus on assessing and administering grants related to building a legacy from the Commonwealth Games.
Awards will be prioritised for projects where beneficiaries are mainly BME, disabled, LGBT, older or carers. For details on the scheme, head to biglotteryfund.org.uk/awardsforallscotland.
Dates for Your Diary
Wednesday, 20th August – St Margarets House (151 London Road) Redevelopment Pre-application Exhibition – from 4-8 pm – Piershill Library – for more information enter 14/02137/PAN at bit.ly/10KV9iP
Wednesday 20th August – Save Our Southside: working group meeting – from 7.00pm – Grey Room, Nelson Hall
Tuesday, 2nd September – deadline to register to vote in the referendum – details and forms available at www.lothian-vjb.gov.uk
Wednesday, 3rd September – deadline to register to vote by post in the referendum – details and forms available at www.lothian-vjb.gov.uk


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TORONTO, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index rose 1.7 percent on Wednesday, led by the heavily weighted financial sector, on hopes that the multibillion-dollar stimulus package unveiled in Tuesday's Canadian budget and further U.S. government action will promote economic stability.
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Springfield developer to build $3.9M Arkansas river resort
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012 10:00 AM
Seasons on the White Lodge would include 30 suites, a restaurant, seven private riverfront cabins, a pool, a boat dock, a professional fly shop, fly fishing classes and a team of professional guides.
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Springfield developer SL Stinnett Co. has put in motion plans to build a $3.9 million fly fishing resort along the White River in Cotter, Ark.
Company President Steve Stinnett has entered into an agreement with Springfield-based O'Reilly Hospitality Management to manage the property. O'Reilly Hospitality also manages Yellowstone Valley Lodge, which offers fly fishing among other amenities, near Yellowstone National Park.
Stinnett said the Arkansas development, dubbed Seasons on the White Lodge, would include 30 suites, a restaurant, seven private riverfront cabins, a pool, a boat dock, a professional fly shop, fly fishing classes and a team of professional guides. Stinnett formed Seasons on the White LLC for the property.
He said his company has entered a contract and hopes to close in March on the purchase of the five-acre tract of land, which recently was rezoned by the city of Cotter. Construction is scheduled to begin in May.
Stinnett, who is a fly fisherman, has been planning the development for a couple of years and began seeking approvals last year. He expects the development to be completed in January 2013.
"I feel very confident in the economy," he said of the projected timeline.
Stinnett, who also was the developer behind 65 Marketplace in Ozark and recently was involved in the B&B Theatres multiplex, also in Ozark, said the resort's cabins would be available for purchase starting at $237,000 and its lots would start at $89,900. Those who opt to build their own cabins would need to adhere to certain exterior designs, he added. Cabin construction costs aren't included in the $3.9 million project projection.
Cabin owners also could elect to be part of a rental program, where third parties could rent the cabins for $275 per night. Proceeds would be split between the cabin owners and SL Stinnett Co., Stinnett said.
Suites would range from $105 to $225 per night.
Americom of Mountain Home, Ark., has signed on as the general contractor for the development, with Springfield-based Pellham Phillips Architects and Engineers and Jeffrey Jackson, of Mountain Home, as architects.
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While platinum prices are higher this morning, some traders feel that they have not recovered as aggressively as silver and gold prices during the last 36 hours of trading. Other traders feel that platinum may have been pressured by news that at least two platinum mining companies avoided a 1-day nationwide South African strike yesterday. Given the apparent return to a risk-on market environment and seeing revived hopes for more supportive global central bank action ahead, positive global equity market action may become another element that could strengthen platinum prices later today.