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Bermuda: Police drugs swoop
Bermuda: Cougars must embrace nightlife, says Bascome
Bermuda: Hamilton Mayor says Simmons was acting out of self-interest
Bermuda: Referee shortage is a threat to the game, says Williams
Bermuda: Lister 'Saddened' by state of Island as he announces retirement
Bermuda: Uganda suffers through threat of terror as tournament is moved
Bermuda: Hemp out of Uganda trip
Bermuda: Fighting the big C with all their might
Bermuda: Feral cats a 'serious threat'
Bermuda is purists' choice for America's Cup, says Ainslie
Bermuda: Duffy crowned queen of the US trails
Bermuda: Cougars get Bascome off the mark
Bermuda: 'I forgive you for killing my son'
Bermuda: Airport drugs ring arrests
Bermuda: Helping visitors connect the dots (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: BTA denies taxi drivers snub
Bermuda: Govt asked to clarify its stance on ageism
Bermuda: The man behind the gombey mask
Bermuda: Seniors told to share the pain
Bermuda: Hard-hitting Packwood defends Island's tax laws
Bermuda: Trojans make light work of Parish in 3-1 victory
Bermuda: BTA outlines 'investment' plan
Bermuda: BTA targets new Europe links to increase tourism
Bermuda: Mayor is 'deeply concerned' by missing signs saga
Bermuda: Hanbury predicts America's Cup win
Anarchy in the CoH (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Mark's $1m walk to help abuse shelter
Bermuda: Wheddon family tend to bees' needs (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Brown wants to lead PLP
Bermuda: Perozzi ready to unleash 'super powers' (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Rebecca Middleton Documentary Airs On TV (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Fortunate escape for crew, but powerboat is 'trashed' (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Centre Against Abuse hopeful ahead of meeting with Minister
Bermuda: Facelift hope for 'eyesore' wharf (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Ming encouraged by early signs
Bermuda: Flat GDP shows economy is stabilising says Richards
Bermuda: Ice bucket challenge to save Centre Against Abuse (VIDEO)
Bermuda: BFA pulls the plug on title NatWest title defence due to cost
Bermuda: Call for tax breaks for small tourist properties
Bermuda: Renting to tourists on Airbnb? You could be breaking the law
Bermuda: Smith turns back clock before rain prevails
Aerial View Of Bermuda's Beaches (VIDEO)
The Bermuda credit-card landscape
Bermuda: Cleveland make short work of Flatts in final
Bermuda: VSB TV station to cease broadcasting
Bermuda: Help Kahnae fulfil her college dream
Bermuda: Gardener's passion ensures blooms and beauty
Bermuda: Farm trio's $86k wages fight
Hurricane Cristobal gaining stength, will pass by Bermuda today (VIDEO)
Carnival lines up multiple cruises to Bermuda
Hurricane Cristobal heads toward Bermuda
HSBC marks ten years on Bermuda with huge donation to education
Bermuda: Luke Caines: 'incarcerated' in a hospital ward for 40 years
Bermuda: Johnny Barnes has look of something special
Bermuda: America's Cup organisers ask San Diego for thousands of free hotel nights
Bermuda: Over eight inches of rainfall in August is high, but not a record
Bermuda: Former Regiment COs: Let Dunkley do his job
Bermuda: Complaint about rats at trash-filled garden
Bermuda: St David's sniff title repeat
Bermuda: Governor Fergusson looks cool for a good cause (VIDEO)
X Factor puts the global spotlight on Bermuda (PHOTO)
Bermuda has got the X factor, says Walsh
Bermuda: Deadly Tribe Road barrier still stands (PHOTO)
Bermuda: Outerbridge quits as Bat captain
Bermuda: Renovations on historic Moonray Manor begin
Bermuda: Adderleys aiming to build up CrossFit business
Wind farm research presented to Bermuda Government
Kiwis back Bermuda America's Cup bid
Event celebrates Island's role in 1812 conflict
Bermuda: Inmate's letter lifts lid on life in Westgate
Bermuda: Duffy second at World Championships
The X-Factor: Hit show to film in Bermuda
Bermuda: Wedco considering "port fee"
Premier: Bermuda is best place for America's Cup
Bermuda: Union speaks out on trash backlog, Dockyard transport delays
Bermuda: Wells hat-trick fires Huddersfield in cup
Bermuda: PLP, OBA have combined to reduce crime rate — Roban
Bermuda: Rangers survive counties scare
Bermuda: The knows and no-nos of mutual fund investing
International agency: Bermuda Waters are safe for recreational use
Bermuda: Chief Justice orders a temporary stay on the uprooting of city trees
Bermuda: Protest over trees ends after MP steps in
Bermuda: Woman chained to tree in street protest
Bermuda: Hotel stay is over for koi
Bermuda: Thieves clean out wine cellar
Bermuda: Fabulous night proves Island is ready for a carnival
Bermuda: A day when everyone was a winner (VIDEO/PHOTOS)
The Bermuda Militia Artillery and the Great War in France
Bermuda: Fray helps Somerset cut to the chase
Bermuda Beachfest behaviour concerns (PHOTO)
Bermuda: People's Campaign claims ultimatum to Premier was 'media-manufactured'
UK rejects PLP bid to dissolve Parliament
Bermuda: Just what is Cup Match?
Bermuda: Police issue drink-drive warning
Thank you, the people of Bermuda
Bermuda: They think it's all over... it is now!
Bermuda: Jobseekers' TV channel goes live today
Bermuda: Dance student honoured with prestigious award
Bermuda Premier: Don't expect a solution in a week
Bermuda: Birthday greetings from far and wide for Marvellous May
Bermuda Sun Editor 'devastated' by closure of newspaper
Bermuda Sun to close after 50 years
Undecideds hold key in Bermuda election
Bermuda: Getting hungry on the water? 'Chicken Buoy' can help
Bermuda: 'Wining Queen' represents Team Soca (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Government withdraws legal challenge to PRC status
Bermuda Minister Fahy: 'I had no control whatsoever over the account'
Bermudia: Franklin over the moon with flag duties
Bermuda JetGate: 'Wouldn't do it again'
Bermuda: Capturing the Essence of New Orleans festival (PHOTOS)
Reef invaders routed at lionfish tournament (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Two road fatalities on Saturday night
Bermuda: Quick-thinking bystander helped save boy (PHOTO/VIDEO)
Bermuda JetGate: OBA chair releases statement on campaign donations
Bermuda Top Chef finalist joins Samuelsson at Hamilton Princess
Bermuda: We shall fight them on the beaches...
Ms Wright wins first place in her category at the Mr & Ms Muscle Beach Competition on July 4th (PHOTO)
Bermuda: Large crowd marches on Government House (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Wells looking to kick-start preparations in Portugal
Bermuda: Evolution Fashion Show 2014 (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Canadian Hotel gets a Gombey facelift (PHOTO)
'5 reasons why we should host 2017 America's Cup' - Bermuda vs. San Diego (PHOTOS)
Bermuda Premier: Conscription to be phased out by 2019
Bermuda: Houston ready to rocket at Commonwealth Games
Bermuda: Pop in to my pop-up restaurant, says award-winning celebrity chef, Marcus Samuelsson
Bermuda loses Grand Slam of Golf (PHOTOS)
As Bermuda grapples with national debt, conflict looms
No looking back as Miss Bermuda takes victory in her stride (PHOTOS)
Bermuda makes final two in America's Cup bid
Bermuda's $5m billfish boost
Bermuda: The long road to economic recovery
Bermuda to face future world stars
As America's Cup decision looms, Bermuda homeowners keen to offer properties for rent
WWE wrestlers are hooked on Bermuda (PHOTOS)
Lillian Lightbourn is crowned Miss Bermuda (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Be ready for PRC protests, says PLP
Bermuda: Rearming the battlements of The Keep (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: When single moms face jail
Bermuda: Alarm over sand grab (PHOTOS)
Miss Bermuda relaxed about handing over her crown (PHOTO)
Bermuda a step closer to hosting America's Cup?
Bermuda bridging gaps for tourists and locals alike
Bermuda: Rivalry has become too personal, admits Brangman
Groundswell Lionfish Tournament to combat invasive species
Somersfield students raise $45,000 for St. Baldrick's
Bermuda: Murphy claims Sprint Championship victory (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Butterfield on podium at IRONMAN France
Bermudian Duffy impressive 18th in ITU World Triathlon
Bermuda: Constellation claims Anniversary Regatta glory
Emotional return to Bermuda for air disaster families (PHOTOS)
Bermuda Opposition MP Furbert: Debtors should not be locked up
'I would definitely come back to Bermuda' German film crew says
Suarez row: Biter's fate in Bermudian Larry Mussenden's hands?
Bermuda shopkeeper accused of human rights breach
Newport Bermuda 2014: Actaea snatches St. David's Lighthouse Division
Butterfield 'honoured' to represent Bermuda
Newport to Bermuda: Back of fleet drifts hard right, leaders riding high
Shockwave takes early lead in Newport Bermuda 2014
Spirit struggles in ghost wind at start of 49th Newport Bermuda Race
Bermuda cruise ships don't help all Dockyard businesses
Bermuda Ferry stoppage condemned
Bermuda: Shooting victim Burrows finally home after years in hospital (PHOTOS)
Scientist leading Bermuda water study is killed in landslide
Bermuda: Grocery discount scheme to end
Bermuda: The circus comes to Town
Bermuda Political sleaze: How low will they go?
US Congress to deny federal contracts to Bermuda-based offshore companies
Bermudian Herring celebrates as Spurs win
Bermuda: Duffy wins in US, Butterfield eighth in Mexico
Kaymer qualifies for return to Bermuda
Bermuda: Hundreds attend Queen's Birthday Parade
Bermuda: Changes to law will allow habitat destruction
Bermuda: Cuts look to overcome bogey side
Bermuda: Cox gets CBE in Queen's Birthday Honours List
Bermuda: Renovations clicking along for Hamilton Princess (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Sky's the limit for Wells
Bermuda's Hurdle braced for St David's debut
Bermuda: Dividend slashed to help pay for Belco upgrade
Bermuda: Tributes as Tucker takes final voyage
Bermuda MP says bribes were rife at last election
Bermuda-Gibraltar cooperation possibilities could take some work
Bermuda legend Teddy Tucker passes
Bermuda SCC begins Cup Match training
Bermuda Cricket celeb match draws 700 (PHOTOS)
How valuable would the America's Cup be for Bermuda, 30 Newport Bermuda races?
Bermuda: Some doctors back Bean on cannabis tea claim
Saracens crush Bermuda Barbarians in exhibition match
Rights expert to review Bermuda Status loophole
America's Cup: Bermuda survives the cut
Bermuda: The 40 thieves did it, so can we
Hilarious: Bermemes finds poetry in Bean's ganja tea row
Top Twitter accounts in Bermuda, JBL leads by wide margin
Crusader to banish plastic pollutants from the oceans will speak at BEIU
Bermuda Dockyard's spectacular makeover plans
Hiscox Celebrity Cricket Festival lineup revealed (PHOTOS)
Heartbreak for Tre Houston - Bermuda record doesn't count
Bermuda's Tre Houston breaks 100m record
Relay for Life draws huge crowd in Bermuda (PHOTOS)
Shining light Olivia Burgess, 11, fights back from serious illnesses and eight-hour heart op
Audubon donates 50 homes for cahows
New water sports business opens in St George's (VIDEO)
Bermuda casino plan: Don't bet on it - yet
Bermuda: It's Butterfield again
PHOTOS: Bermuda Day Parade
Bermuda: Lawrence takes Packwood honours
Bermuda: Lightning blows hole in Southampton church
Bermuda: Gun police swoop on suspect near school gates
Bermuda hotel and casino plan great news, says Bascome
Bermuda: Ethical questions, the law — and politicians
New hotel and casino planned for St George's
Bermuda: Stark reality of situation convinced AG to resign
Bermuda: Time to get Wet 'n' Wild party people
Jail forBermuda man who killed his pal
Bermudian author launches electronic version of popular children's book
Bermuda: Distance no object for cahow near Ireland
JetGate: How the axe fell
Dunkley to be sworn in as Bahama's Premier this morning
Moody's downgrades Bermuda's rating to A1
Bermuda: OBA tightlipped over ongoing talks
Prince David bows to Bermuda reefs
Sun confirms gambling mogul sent $300k to Bermuda
Prince David bows to our reefs
Sun confirms gambling mogul sent $300k to Bermuda
Bermuda needs economic citizenship
New network of CCTV cameras to be installed, providing 24-hour coverage
Dandy Town appeal Gibbons ban
Racism still plagues our Bermuda's justice system
Bermuda Sports Ministry steps out of neutral corner over boxing furor
Island-wide search finds no trace of missing man
Bermuda: CRC Report: Decriminalize personal possession of cannabis
Bermuda: Infant's mummified body discovered near graveyard
Suze Orman: 'We all spend our lives as financial fakers'
'Jetgate' causes some turbulence in Bermuda Parliament
Mini helicopter involved in missing man search
Bermuda MPs set to discuss cannabis, gaming and conscription in new parliamentary session
Bermudian Herring playing critical role in San Antonio's Playoff charge
Bermuda: Girls just want to have fun
Bermuda PRC holders: 'We want to belong'
Bermuda: Perozzi eyes ring return after giving birth
Bermudian biker dies after motocross collision
Bermuda Judge: I'd break a clamp on my bike too
Miss Bermuda 2014 contestants announced (PHOTO)
Bermuda: Saul's treasure hunting company strikes gold
Bermuda: Ruling could see hundreds get status
Disenchanted on the Bermuda reefs
Bermuda: End-To-End Photos
Kamel's aiming to be NXT big thing in wrestling (VIDEO)
Bermuda: BFA action against Gibbons under way
Bermuda named third-most expensive country to live
Duo swaps wrestling for fish wrangling
Bermuda: Licence to kill loose poultry
Bermuda's top Twitterers
Bermuda: Tonight's BA flights cancelled
Bermuda: Women CEO's earn much less than male equivalent
Bermuda: Plan puts beach out of reach
Bermuda: 'There is a jobs creation war going on'
Bermuda: Tugboat's $1.5m refit called a 'waste'
Rescued trio to arrive in Bermuda
Bermuda-like beach inspires super Duffy
Queen's Baton receives a warm Bermuda welcome (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Grieving family shocked by death
BELCO format under fire from cricket captain
Bermuda: Man saved by girl's heart set for emotional union
Championing Bermuda's creatives
Bermuda: Man shot dead in Southampton
Bermuda loses Quantum to China
Bermuda: 'Desmond' the shark released back into ocean
Bermuda: A 'Grand' makeover for failed South Shore development?
Latest on Aspen Takeover Attempt
Bermuda's Golden girl Scraders shines in Martinique
Bermuda runners stand strong with Boston
Bermuda: A dream weekend to get the summer started in style
Bermuda city Hall is given a dire warning
Bermuda: British newspaper slams Christian foodbanks & faces social media backlash
Bermuda: Roadside sobriety checks may be on the way
How to make the perfect hot cross buns this Easter
Bermuda: Players pay tribute to late Simmons at Somersfield
Bermuda: 'Wrecks are one of our greatest assets'
Bermuda Kitefest soars (PHOTOS)
Cannabis report presented to Bermuda Government
Bermuda wreck features in UK TV series
Deaths at Bermuda Shorts party
Bermuda: Chosen models for City Fashion Festival 2014 (PHOTOS)
Bermuda's Monique shows beauty of fitness modelling
Bermuda: 'Grease' is the word at Grape Bay
Bermuda's Green family: Hamilton Princess marina will be complete by July
Bermuda: Whale tale: Burnie featured in new TV series
Bermuda: Ocean Vet team to share adventures
Bermuda: Mr Driver meets Dr Savage (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Well scores, but Huddersfield falls to Derby
New butterfly house at Brighton Nurseries is a hit (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Political row: Are Grand Atlantic condos safe or not?
Bermuda: Homeless are 'wallowing in filth' at shelter
Bermuda: Political row: Are Grand Atlantic condos safe or not?
Bermuda's Cutler crowned champion in Florida
Bermuda: Woolridge gives Fight Night fans a home victory (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Decision to ban film crew is condemned
Bermuda: Dockyard preparing for return of mega ships
Bermuda: Heartbreak for Wells' terriers after late Bolton strike
Bermuda: Film crew are denied work permits
Bermuda: A call to arms to fight against invading lionfish
Bermuda beach sewage alert creates fear, uncertainty
Bermuda: Drama at sea as sloop aids kayaker
Bermuda.com launches new online map for visitors
China control of vital rare earth elements is challenged — while new sources are sought
Bermuda: Dolphin Quest welcomes new baby
Former Bermuda Premier Sir David Gibbons dies, aged 85
Bermuda: Mark Mouland wins World Par 3
Bermuda: Man fined after fight over trash
The two new police recruits sniffing out crime
Bermuda: Stars ready to tee-off at World Par-3 Championships
Bermuda: Judgment day has cometh
Brave Regier stays the course as Port Royal
Bermudian Robert Simmons - from homeless to modest hero
Bermuda: Appeals judges order woman to prison for death of child in her care
Bermuda: Man denies having too many pigs
Bermuda: Easter lilies bloom several weeks before Easter
Bermuda Sun leaps into a new era of interactive print
Latvian sailor's appeal dismissed after massive cocaine haul
Middleton documentary makers run into immigration trouble
Video on underwater egg is proving very popular on Youtube
Bermuda: Marc Bean's controversial business ally
Bermuda: Wells effort ruled out in defeat to Blackpool
Bermuda: Marc Bean's controversial business ally
Bermuda Open entry fee row escalates
Bermuda: Bridge fix will be worth closure, say town leaders
Bermuda: Marcus Samuelsson's pop-up restaurant slated for June 3
IBermuda: sland is urged to tackle sewage
Olivia Hamilton crowned Bermuda Idol
Bermuda: Wells relieved to end famine
Olivia Hamilton crowned Bermuda Idol
Bermuda: Butterfield takes place among royalty
Bermuda: Head shaves raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for the St Baldrick's Foundation
Bermuda's original cash crop is back as tobacco plants flourish
Bermuda: Butterfield wins Abu Dhabi Triathlon
Bermuda Police: Investigation into Bean's betting shop was not politically motivated
Bermuda: First cars for tourists to rent?
Bermuda: Call for a National Service scheme
Bermuda Bistro will have only Bermudians on staff
Bermuda: Introducing Chelsea Amber
Bermuda: Swedish duo are safe after sea rescue
'Splishop' of Bermuda makes a splash at pirate fundraiser
Married couple in 40s found dead
Bermuda Premier, 'I'm not trying to be popular, I'm trying to save our country'
Bermuda: Hundreds hit road for Lindo's to Lindo's
Bermuda MPs argue after Premier refuses to answer questions
Bermuda: Arrests are made over '$2.5m' case
Bermuda MPs argue after Premier refuses to answer questions
Bermuda political turmoil set to deepen?
Bermuda: Political turmoil set to deepen?
Bermuda: Ascendant board to consider $200m Belco natural gas conversion plan
Bermuda: Toronto places Lambe on waivers
Bermuda: I won't quit Cougars, says Brown
Bermuda: Bradford still waiting for Stars invoice for Wells
Bermuda: What will happen to the Niobe Corinthian?
Bermuda: Proposals would makes transport strikes illegal
Bermuda: Wells leaves to standing ovation as Huddersfield Town routs Barnsley
Bermuda: Village keep title aspirations alive
Bermuda Government Mutualisation: room for agreement?
Bermuda: Wells leaves to standing ovation as Huddersfield Town routs Barnsley
Bermuda Shadow Minister Burt: 'Tax concessions cannot go on forever'
Bermuda: Sandys claim victory in Middle School boys' final
Bermuda: Top chef dies in road crash
Bermuda Exclusive: The killers trying to change
Bermuda: Stars still waiting for Wells compensation
Bermuda's population expected to fall to 61,566 people
Bermuda: Washington Mall touchscreens hacked
Bermuda: Goal-shy Wells targets Barnsley
Bermuda in early stage of economic recovery, Richards says
Bermuda International Film Festival line-up announced
Bermuda's Wells: I've not been good enough
Bermuda: $1.2m loan deadline looms for PHC
Bermuda's Duffy wins XTERRA race in South Africa
Bermuda: Govt in $750,000 'bailout' as St George's nearly runs out of cash
Bermuda Budget: Random facts on rats, roads and Rock fever
Bermuda Sports Funding cut by almost $1 million
Bermuda Cricket Board returns to two divisions
Bermuda CasinoGate: Costly lawsuit could drag on
Bermuda Premier will sue Bean and Burt for slander
Bermuda CasinoGate: A political circus
Cricket legend dies from crash injuries (VIDEO)
CasinoGate: So who's lying?
Bermuda pair predicted to jump to new heights
Bermuda: Electric bike creates a buzz
Bermuda: Bean tape 'so atrocious' it could damage country
Bermuda: "The PLP offered developers a casino, not us"
Bermuda: Valuable game time in win for Wells but no goals
Bermuda: Coalition government was proposed, says Marc Bean
Should Bermuda have a minimum wage?
Bermuda: Fonte was 'a real professional'
Bermuda: Pay your health bills or go to jail
Bermuda: The rose rush is on
Bermuda: Obama's former guest chef to open Hamilton Princess' signature restaurant
Bermuda's Wells: Follow my lead
Bermuda homes have 'amazing value'
Bermuda: Wells urges team-mates to build on victory
Celebrities are wearing Bermudian jewellery designer's creations (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: Wells and Huddersfield end winless run
Bermuda: Cash withdrawals trigger questions
Bermuda Islander comes to the rescue
Veendam to return to Bermuda in 2015
Bermuda: Best or worst dressed of the Olympics? (PHOTO)
Bermuda: Huddersfield crave Wells-Vaughan combination
Bermuda: Wells backed to be fans' favourite
Bermuda: Food Festival returns with new events
Bermuda's titans of Twittersphere - January
Bermuda: Workers strike as dispute deepens
Bermuda: We will not pay to train, says Watson
Bermuda: Hotel workers to stay off the job
Bermuda Gambling: This is how you'll vote
Bermuda: Workers' meetings could disrupt hotels
Bermuda Town Hall meetings announced to discuss gaming
Bermuda" A whale of a picture
Microsoft's Bermuda Subsidiaries Subject To Tax Inquiry, Documents Show
Kim Wilson - driving new legal practice in Bermuda
Bermuda: Falling crime rate heartens police chief
Bermuda TV series gets the green light
Bermuda: Home sales see first increase in six years
Bermuda: Cannabis reform group wants your input
Bermuda: Woolridge promises to be back stronger than ever
Bermuda: Leaked letter to hoteliers on casinos draws criticism
Bermuda: Huddersfield hoping for Wells impact
Bill Hanbury appointed CEO of Bermuda Tourism Authority
Bermuda: City left red-faced by fired NCBM executive
Bermuda: Delays in hospital completion
Bermuda: Nahki buzz continues in Huddersfield
Bermuda: Yearly average household income reaches $143k
Bermuda: We're better off now than a decade ago
Bermuda History: Waiting for the Luftwaffe
Major shipping line quits Bermuda
Just how rich is the average Bermudian?
Bermuda: Gifted girls named in boys' team for adventure to South Africa
Atlantic currents are slowing down: Should Bermuda care?
Bermuda air disaster, 50 years on (PHOTOS)
Bermuda: We knew Nahki was goal-den'
Bermuda not deterred by terrorist threat in Sochi Olympics
Bermuda anti-gang iniative relaunched (VIDEO)
Bermuda wealth managers target super-rich Asian families
Bermuda: Jobless rate falls in 2013
Chipangama races to half-marathon record
Photos from Bermuda Marathon Weekend: 10K, 18th January 2014
Bermuda's 'Travelling Sands' of Paget Parish
Bermuda: Pentatonix crowd wild with excitement
Bermuda: Playing regularly is key for Wells – Lightbourne
Bermuda Casinos: Are the social costs worth the risk?
Bermuda: Wells has fitted in well, says Robins
Bermuda: Everyone's doubling down with casinos
Bermuda Sun Exclusive: Wood and cardboard homes for Bermudians on the edge
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Messi gets Bermuda's Ballon d'Or vote
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Dream start for Wells at Huddersfield (VIDEO)
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Bermuda citizenship for sale?
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Definitions for macbethməkˈbɛθ, mæk-
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Mac•bethməkˈbɛθ, mæk-(n.)
died 1057, king of Scotland 1040–57: subject of a tragedy by Shakespeare.
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king of Scotland (died in 1057)
A Shakespeare play, about the Scottish royal family
Macbeth is a play written by William Shakespeare. It is considered one of his darkest and most powerful tragedies. Set in Scotland, the play dramatizes the corrosive psychological and political effects produced when its protagonist, the Scottish lord Macbeth, chooses evil as the way to fulfill his ambition for power. He commits regicide to become king and then furthers his moral descent with a reign of murderous terror to stay in power, eventually plunging the country into civil war. In the end, he loses everything that gives meaning and purpose to his life, before losing his life itself. The play is believed to have been written between 1603 and 1607, and is most commonly dated 1606. The earliest account of a performance of what was probably Shakespeare's play is April 1611, when Simon Forman recorded seeing such a play at the Globe Theatre. It was first published in the Folio of 1623, possibly from a prompt book. It was most likely written during the reign of James I, who had been James VI of Scotland before he succeeded to the English throne in 1603. James was a patron of Shakespeare's acting company, and of all the plays Shakespeare wrote during James's reign, Macbeth most clearly reflects the playwright's relationship with the sovereign.
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a thane of the north of Scotland who, by assassination of King Duncan, became king; reigned 17 years, but his right was disputed by Malcolm, Duncan's son, and he was defeated by him and fell at Lumphanan, December 5, 1056.
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The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
I would never have picked this book up if it weren't one of the choices in the Platform Book Club, Platform being the website I edit in my day job. I always try and contribute to the club and see it as a way of expanding my reading, which was one of the things I promised myself I'd do last year. And I did. I read the blurb and thought, "this could actually be a good read". And it was.
I started reading it while on honeymoon in Hawaii, which didn't seem to be the right place to be reading a classic mystery novel. Poolside, a mango smoothie in hand and with hot sun beating on my head was in stark contrast to gloomy London in the 1800s. After the first few pages I did think, 'come on get on with it, can I cope with all this fancy and old-fashioned language which dillies and dallies before the characters actually get to the point?' But once the story moved to Limmeridge House, I was introduced to the main players and the mystery of The Woman in White began, I was gripped. I was gripped by the lovely language, the romanticism of the era in which ladies are treated as such and manners come before emotional matters of the heart. I also liked the characters, Marian especially for being as bold and brave as a woman could be in the 1800s, and Count Fosco, an evil man at heart but somewhat likeable at the same time. Walter Hartwright was a tad wishy washy to start with but he was much admired towards the end of the story for his passion to achieve what is right and just.
What did surprise me, and having never lived in the 1800s I don't know if it's true or not, was how weak people were back then, particularly women, and how characters fell physically ill just on receiving bad news. People would be dropping like flies if that were the case today. I was surprised how characters' physical appearances were dramatically altered by emotional events. Was this really the case?
I enjoyed that the story is told through a number of narratives, through each character's perspective and in the order of events as they took place. Reading from different perspectives gave a wholesome view of the mystery as it unravelled and which I became as desperate to solve as Walter Hartwright.
Despite it being a thick book with small type – I often get put off by huge word counts – I rattled through this novel pretty quickly and it's not one you can skim read. I thought it was a beautiful story which sees a mystery unfold without being able to predict the twists and turns along the way. I was actually shocked at some parts of the plot, and I liked the ending too. Without wanting to give anything away, endings make or break a book for me and this left me completely satisfied. I'd definitely recommend this book, particularly to people interested in historic novels and complex mysteries.
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I appreciate the outpouring of support and good wishes. The list here has made possible a lot of the music I've done, ao I should be thanking you, actually, and of course the developers of all this great free software.
However, I wasn't posting this looking for sympathy as much as looking for pointers towards paying work :-)
There are quite a few professional Linux-oriented engineers and sysadmins here, at least a few of whom work in the open source world, who have seen some of my code and hacking approach. I was hoping someone would point me towards where there might be contract work for software development, sysadmin stuff, embedded development (I'm good with Atmel), etc. Anything, really, if it pays. If it has to do with Linux, there's a high likelihood that I've already done it before and know how to.
As for "Moment with Monosynth", that's a great example of the kind of music I will continue to post as time permits. Very simple, no band required, no real production necessary, just solo keyboards, took me like an hour to record and post, a couple chords and some noodling. I do indeed hope to continue on in that direction as I get spare time, and might even post more often than I have over the last few years that I've been busy with the band, if I end up with enough income and free time from other paying work.
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SAN DIEGO - An ex-con and parolee who robbed and beat former San Diego City Councilman Harry Mathis during a break-in at the victim's University City home was sentenced Wednesday to 93 years to life in prison.
Harvey Henry Duson, 46, pleaded guilty in late October to all 11 counts against him, including kidnapping for robbery and false imprisonment.
The defendant has 26 prior felony "strikes," including robbery convictions from 1990 and 1993, when he forced 10 people into a freezer at a Pizza Hut restaurant in Lemon Grove.
Duson dressed up like an employee and ran from the restaurant, where he was confronted and shot multiple times by sheriff's Deputy Pete Carrillo when he pulled a gun.
Carrillo, speaking at Duson's sentencing today, said he had mercy on the wounded Duson that night and told him to repent.
The deputy said he opposed Duson's release from prison.
"I'm angry that this man was released," Carrillo told Judge Eugenia Eyherabide. "I knew he would victimize others."
Mathis, 79, told Duson that it was "no accident" that he survived his gunshot wounds in 1993 and wasn't shot by Mathis himself during the break-in.
The former councilman said he and his wife would pray for Duson if he decided to turn his life around.
Mathis also urged Duson to help law enforcement identify his accomplice and bring him to justice. Mathis said there was potentially some good in the accomplice, because "he could have shot me and he didn't."
Eyherabide denied a request to strike Duson's prior strikes.
"There's a reason we have a three-strikes law, and it's for people like you, Mr. Duson," the judge said.
Eyherabide commended the defendant for pleading guilty and saving the victims from having to testify at trial.
Mathis testified during a preliminary hearing in May that he was attacked about 9 p.m. last Jan. 11 by two men as he got out of his car in his garage at his University City home.
"They were yelling, 'Where's the cash?'" Mathis recalled.
Mathis -- who said he was legally carrying a concealed firearm because of two previous break-ins at his home -- testified that he struggled with one of his attackers over the gun but couldn't get a clean shot at the assailant.
Mathis, a former chairman of the Metropolitan Transit System board, said he fired two quick shots into the air in hopes neighbors might hear and call 911. He said he gave up the fight over his gun when one of the attackers hit him hard in the head with what he thought was the butt of another gun.
Mathis said he was ordered to strip down to his underwear and taken at gunpoint to open a safe in a back bedroom. The witness said his wife and a neighbor were inside.
Mathis said he struggled to open the walk-in safe and his assailant grew anxious.
"He said, 'Hurry up or I'll shoot'" and also threatened to "torch the place," Mathis testified.
Mathis said he thought the intruders were after his gun collection and was surprised to learn they wanted cash, which he didn't keep in the safe.
He said the intruders put him, his wife and neighbor into a bathroom and left, but not before setting fire to some clothes in the kitchen and to one of the cars in the garage.
Witnesses testified that DNA found on Mathis' car and other items in the home matched Duson's DNA.
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DIE Sabbati, videlicet, 21 die Novembris.
L. Hastings introduced.
Heads of the Message from the H C of Yesterday to be debated.
The House Doors to be kept private.
No Examinations to be taken before a particular Charge is delivered.
Examination of the Members of the H. C. upon Oath.
Message from the Commons, touching the Treaty with Scottish Commissioners.
Examination of the Lords, &c upon Oath.
E of Cleveland to speak with the E. of Strafford.
This Day the Lord Hastings was introducted, in his
Robes, between the Lord Mowbray and the Lord
Strange; and, after his Lordship had delivered, on
his Knee, to the Lord Keeper, his Writ of Summons,
dated the of, it was delivered unto
the Clerk; and then he was brought by the Lord Great
Chamberlain and the Earl Marshal, and Garter before,
and placed next below the Lord Dacres.
The Message was read again this Day, as it was delivered Yesterday by Mr. Pim, from the House of
Commons; and their Lordships resolved to proceed to
the particular debating of the Five Heads that were
propounded last Night, to be treated of this Day.
Ordered, That the Lobby Door and Gallery Door
should be kept private, and void of any Company, when
this House is sitting.
Before their Lordships proceeded to debate the Particulars of the Message, they made this Declaration:
"That, before their Lordships do enter into any
Debate concerning the Examination of Witnesses,
their Lordships do declare, That no Examinations
of Witnesses ought to be taken, before a particular Charge be given; and that this House doth
understand the Message from the House of Commons in no other Sense."
Hereupon their Lordships proceeded to the Consideration of the first Branch of the Message from the
House of Commons; (to wit,)
"1. The Examination of the Members of the
House of Commons upon Oath."
And it was conceived that this Particular needed no
long Debate. Therefore this House did leave the
Members of the House of Commons to be examined,
as they shall appoint.
A Message was sent, by Sir Thomas Roe and other
Members of the House of Commons, to this Effect,
which was by way of Answer to their Lordships Relation at the Conference with both Houses: videlicet,
That the House of Commons do approve of the
Persons of those Lords that were Commissioners in the
late Treaty at Rippon, to be Commissioners to treat
with the Scottish Commissioners, with this Declaration, That no Conclusion of theirs shall bind the Commons, without their Consent in Parliament. As for
the other Part, concerning the Money, the House of
Commons hath taken it into serious Consideration, and
will acquaint their Lordships with their Resolutions
hereupon speedily.
Then their Lordships proceeded to the Consideration of the Second Branch, which was,
"2. The Examination of the Lords of this House,
and the Assistants, upon Oath."
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That, for this Time, and in this Case, the Peers
and Assistants shall be examined upon Oath, as
Earl of Cleveland moved the House, to have Leave
to see the Earl of Strafford; which was granted
Dominus Custos Magni Sigilli declaravit præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in diem Lunæ,
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Markel Brown scored 14 points and Le'Bryan Nash added 13 points and eight rebounds for Oklahoma State, which needed to win to stay within range of Big 12 leader Kansas. The 15th-ranked Jayhawks (4-0 Big 12) host the Cowboys on Saturday.
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Jayhawks coach Bill Self says all indications point to an
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Jumping between equally beautiful almost commercial shots and conceptual pieces, Russell Kleyn excels in seeing the beauty in less than ordinary situations.
An amazing video for We Have Band's song "You Came Out" created from 4,816 still images! Not a single moment was used to make this mini masterpiece. If you don't believe me just take a look at their Flickr page to view all the hi res images that were used to create the video. Directed by David Wilson in collaboration with Fabian Berglund and Ida Gronblom from Wieden + Kennedy.
Andy J. Miller successfully meshes with the likes of Starburst, Sony and the Science Council without seeming to conform to corporate styles. With a splash of handdrawn and wonderful silkscreened colors, Miller adds a bit of whimsy with each of his designs.
Not sure if this was posted on other sites yet but I just love this animation. It was funded by Adobe to promote the new CS4 and was made using stop motion papercraft and 2d drawn animation. Created by Nexus Productionsand features a soundtrack by Jape
Ahh….fame and fortune, who doesn't need the extra wads of cash and bragging rights? Only a few more weeks to win both for Beautiful/Decay and Talenthouse's – shirt competition! There have been some great entries so far- so keep 'em comin!
May I remind you that the winner receives a whopping $1000 cash prize and the fame of having their design featured & promoted on Talenthouse.com and printed on a T-shirt!
The design is completely open to your interpretation and can be as creative as possible, as long as it includes the Talenthouse logo in some way. You can create any style of graphic of your choosing—the logo can be either a small element within the overall design, or you can focus on the logo in a new creative way.
This is a chance to have your design be seen and worn around the world! More details after the jump!
Susan Anderson creates terrifying photographs that document the bizarre world of child beauty pagents. Adult female beauty paraphernalia like veneers, fake nails, false eye lashes, lip gloss and pounds of make-up are applied to these little tykes, making them appear like tiny moms from middle America. They all have this extremely coached, extremely posed quality that teeters between demonic and sexual. Seeing all this beauty regime regalia applied out of context in this way sort of makes me realize how ridiculous it all is anyways…Her exhibition, if you are in Los Angeles, will be opening at Kopeikin Gallery on Saturday, October 24th.
Brendan Lott is a painter, sculptor, and exporter of services. These works (which you can see at San Francisco's Baer Ridgway Gallery starting Oct. 17) began as an attempt to bring his practice in line with his life as a person living in 21st century America – he has no direct input into the development or manufacture of any product he consumes, other than to consume it. He finally abandoned his studio practice and began to spend his art making time collecting digital snapshots anonymously from peer-to-peer file sharing networks. Out of tens of thousands of snapshots he looks at, he selects just a few and email them to professional painters living in China. They reproduce the image in oils and send the painting back to him. (The above text was adapted from his website's about page.) I wonder what these Chinese painters think as they're working on these snapshots in varying degrees of gluttonous "American" fun aside from the fact that they are the extreme opposite of misty mountain ranges and philosophical poets?
A stop motion short film shot with a stills camera in the ceiling pointing straight at the floor. By Tomas Mankovsky


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November 27, 2014
April 11, 2007
Charges in the Duke lacrosse sex case are being dismissed after more than a year of investigations.
Defense lawyers say it is likely that the sex charges against three Duke
lacrosse players, that shamed the university and inflamed racial
tensions, will be dropped.
All three white former players, Colin Finnerty, Reade Seligman and
David Evans, had been accused of kidnapping and sexually violating a
black escort service dancer hired to perform at a team party.
They have always maintained their innocence.
"They apologized for their role in this, but certainly did not deserve
all the overreaction," said John Danowski, Duke Lacrosse Coach.
The three players were originally accused of rape, but those charges
were dropped earlier in the year, after the accuser changed her story
about what happened more than a year ago at a now vacant house.
But community leaders in the working class minority suburb where the 28-year-old accuser lives still say a crime was committed and blame the
district attorney for bungling the case.
"We have more questions than answers," said Reverend Melvin Whitley.
The state attorney took over the case earlier this year after district
attorney Mike Nifong left the case accused of ethics violations for
the way he handled it.
And as he fights to save his legal career now, the three men he
charged are fighting to recover their reputations.
"It's been a life-changing experience, the aftermath will be prolonged
for everyone involved," said Ed Douglas, Duke Lacrosse Captain.
And to pay off millions in legal fees for crimes they may no longer be accused of.
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