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DOVER-FOXCROFT – Gov. Paul LePage told residents of Piscataquis County on Thursday that he doesn't support a national park in Maine's North Woods and that he wants to eliminate the income tax on pensions.
When asked by an audience member about a proposal by philanthropist Roxanne Quimby to create a federal park, LePage said Maine can't afford to preserve land permanently.
"Our forest needs to be a working forest," he said. "I'm all for conservation. I'm against preservation."
The town hall meeting, which drew about 200 people to the Center Theatre in downtown Dover-Foxcroft, was part of the sixth Capitol for a Day tour for LePage, who started in southern Maine in February and has worked his way north.
LePage, six of his Cabinet members and state Treasurer Bruce Poliquin spent 90 minutes taking questions from the audience.
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ERIN, Wis. (AP) A brief look at Sunday's final round of the U.S. Open at Erin Hills:
THE WINNER: Brooks Koepka shot a 5-under 67 to finish at 16-under 272 and match Rory McIlroy's tournament record for most shots under par.
RUNNERS-UP: Hideki Matsuyama had the low round of the day at 6 under, to finish in a second-place tie with Brian Harman at 12 under.
STAR SEARCH: Neither Rickie Fowler nor Justin Thomas threatened Koepka. Fowler finished at 10 under, in a tie for fifth place. Thomas followed his 63 on Saturday with a 75 and tied for ninth.
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U.S. THREE-PEAT: Koepka is the third straight American champion of the U.S. Open, following Jordan Spieth and Dustin Johnson. It's the first time since 1998-2000 (Lee Janzen, Payne Stewart and Tiger Woods) that Americans have won it three straight times.
KEY STATISTIC: Though wind made Erin Hills play tougher Sunday than any of the three previous days (1.926 shots above par), 31 players still finished the tournament under par, a U.S. Open record.
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QUOTEWORTHY: ''I didn't get him a card, so I really hope this works,'' -Koepka on his plans for celebrating Father's Day with his dad, Bob.
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An Interview with Scott Goldberg, Director of Mr. Mullen, Loss of Hope, The Three
by Mike Haberfelner
January 2011
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Your latest short is called Mr.
Mullen - in a few words, what is it about?
Paul Kratka in Mr.
is a 12 minute short film about a man, Chris Mitchell who loses everything
due to the corruption of a politician who causes him to lose his home and life
What were your inspirations for the film?
inspirations for Mr.
were from the political and societal crippling that we face in our country
today. The lies of the politicians saying one thing and doing another as
well as the dumbing down of society through media and the mainstream way of thinking was something that irked myself and
others so we felt the need to comment on it throughout the film.
made you decide to use a serialkiller story as a framework for your
political message?
The first day of shooting was on a dark
and rainy afternoon and we were waiting for an actress to show up and
actor Chris Margaritis and I were discussing the scene that we were
getting ready to film and he suggested that his character was out for the
politicians daughter due to money laundering that caused his character to
lose his life savings and home so that's where the film started from -
that one sequence. The message of the film unraveled as the storyline
became more in depth with ideas that ultimately shaped the film to be what
it is today, a commentary on the political and societal landscape so it
was being made with current events in mind for sure.
Originally, Mr.
Mullen was intended as a PSA about something completely else,
right? How come it eventually evolved into the film it is today, at which
point did you notice you had to ditch the original idea of the film, and
how much of the footage of the originally intended PSA did eventually end
up in Mr. Mullen?
the scene I had just described was the scene that was shot for the PSA.
Actually we did two Public Service Announcement type segments - the main
one that we did was never finished due to not enough daylight left because
of how long the other PSA took - it was a segment where Chris talked on
camera about the election of Barack Obama and where he questioned who he
was and if him or any of those in the 2008 election were worthy of being
the President of the United States of America. The Public Service
Announcement which we shot prior to that was a Rape Awareness PSA to get
people aware of being careful when going out for a jog in a secluded
place, such as the woods. For me, it was to shoot something new and get it
up online on the website with the new equipment we had which was a 35mm
adapter. From there it expanded over the course of about a year and a half.
There are about four clips from the shoot that we used in the film which
was one of the Mullen sisters driving, Chris stabbing her and then a
connecting shot of him pulling her into a swamp.
on this, how does the creative process usually work when you write and
direct a film?
It's honestly different for each film. When
I first attempted my first feature film at the age of seventeen, I
purchased a book on directing. I believe it was called Directing for
Dummies. Soon after that I learned that there is no right way to direct and that the book wasn't going to teach me
how to find myself as a filmmaker. I had to find out for myself through my
own path. What I've learned over the years is that directing is heavily
about communication and being able to make the crew and talent understand
your vision for the film. If the communication is lacking your product
will lack in many aspects.
How has the response been from people who
have viewed the film online so far?
The response to the film has mostly been
positive. We had an online radio interview with a site and it's rival site
bashed the film saying that it was political porn. From the
positive end, people have really enjoyed it and told me that it connected
with them on a personal level due to the honest reality of it. It's a dark
and serious film which was what our intentions were so I'm happy that that
type of feeling carried throughout the film with many who have viewed it.
At least in my opinion, Mr.
Mullen at times feels like a trailer for a feature film rather
than a film itself. Were you ever tempted to turn Mr.
Mullen into a feature length movie?
It would be nice on a bigger budget for sure.
If someone had the money and wanted to produce it, surely I'd be
interested as long as the freedom to express the concept in a dark and
serious tone. I feel with the short I said what I needed to say about the
political landscape in America. I was very angry while making that film
because I would hear all of these talking heads on various
news stations and radio shows spouting their mainstream ideas and agenda
and I felt that I needed to express things in a different light.
It's interesting because making movies is in
some ways a therapy for conquering real life fears that one may have. I
used to fear government but now I just see it as something you shouldn't
fear because life is short and one needs to focus on their own lives
rather than worrying or trying to change the system through protests and
minor means. Yes, in certain instances things can change like laws and such,
but with corruption and greed running rampant, you need to find a leveled
way of thinking - if you're fearing things all the time, you're going to
be very paranoid. I think some of that paranoia and anger shows in the
film, but I'm actually glad it does because it was the type of person I
was at the time - you need to have some type of emotion in a film,
otherwise a film just won't have the certain amount of fire or venom -
especially when it's a film that has the dark themes that Mr.
Mullen does.
Chris Margaritis in Mr.
A few words
about your lead actor, Chris Margaritis?
Chris is not at
all like his character in Mr.
Mullen in the sense of him being on the edge but
during the filming of Mr.
Mullen, he was going through some financial issues
which I think helped develop the character, naturally. He was a trouper
when it came to shooting the film. He would always coming out even when it
was ten degrees outside and we'd shoot scenes in the dead of winter. Chris
is a really nice person and fun to be around. We always get a lot done and
it's because he's extremely easy to work with.
The film you
have made before Mr. Mullen
was Loss of Hope, a
quite fascinating portrait of a man who has lost all hope. What can you
tell us about that one, and what were your inspirations?
Like Mr.
Mullen, this film was also based off my fears at the time. This one
being about war in general. Just like Mr.
Mullen, it was a therapy for me because at the time of making the
film, there was a lot of nuclear arms talk about North Korea and Iran and
a lot of the fear mongering through the mainstream media concerning
nuclear armament and various other things that can be scary for many. So
those topics were something I wanted to comment on through the art we
What are some of the events at the time
that was happening in the world that shaped Loss of Hope?
September 11th for sure - even though the film
wasn't made in 2001, the date of September 11th surely had an impact on
the film. In the beginning of Loss of Hope, we hear a voice through CB
transmission saying that planes were being used as weapons with nuclear
bombs on board and that nuclear explosions were going off in all major
cities. In the film, Paul Sanders' (Paul Kratka) wife had taken a plane on
her way to work in New York (which we hear on the answering machine in a
scene during the film) and that was one of the planes that was hijacked
and detonated while crashing into New York. The low budget nor time to
explain this further gave us not much time to explain that but some people
did catch the two connections, while others had a hard time putting two
and two together. These are the things you learn in independent filmmaking
- and just like Mr.
Mullen, Loss of Hope
started from one scene which was
Paul's character in the basement reflecting on his life prior to the end
of the world. There is also a line where Paul says "We used to live
so happy and free, totally aware of the corrupt policies that would take
all of this away from us�" That line comments on the ignorance and
unawareness from most people on governmental policies that are corroding
our world today.
The events prior to the finishing of the film
was also the whole Election 2008 race. The illusion of
Democrats versus Republicans. Prior to starting the film, which we started
in early 2008 I was part of a few organizations that spoke out about
corruption in government, lies of the media and the concern for our
country. I was actually making a documentary at the time about these
topics and I learned a few new things both about myself as well as the
political structure in this country.
Paul Kratka in Loss of Hope
lead in Loss of Hope
is played by Paul Kratka, whom you have brought back to the movies an
few years ago after he went into film retirement after Friday the 13th
Part 3 in 1982, and you have since cast him in several movies. Why did
you bring him, of all people, back, how did you initially get in touch,
and what did it take to bring him back?
I had contacted a
few people actually. This was back in 2004. I contacted four actors that I
looked up to in the horror genre and asked them if they'd be interested in
being in a film we were gearing up to make. None of them replied except
for Paul. He showed some interest and when the time came to prepping the
dates of the shoot I filled him in with more information on the movie and
he agreed to take on the role of Detective Jason Ronner. We accommodated
his schedule and flew him out to New York in April of 2005 and I remember
being very nervous during the directing process. This was my first film
out of college so I felt really ashamed of the non-budget aspect of the
film. We shot in a cabin where we rigged up lighting and shot for about an
hour. Since then we've worked on many films and he's just like any other
friend. I don't see him as Paul Kratka the lead of Friday the 13th Part 3
like I used to on the first shoot I did with him - I just see him as Paul,
you know? Paul is the type who loves to act and since working on The Day
They Came Back he has worked with a few other independent filmmakers on
their films so I'm glad to see that Paul is doing what he loves to do.
A few words
about Jennifer Baltusis, who wrote the original story for Loss
of Hope and was also in it as well as in Mr.
I had an idea to have a man in his basement
with another man as they both expressed their fears and concern during the
end of the world due to a nuclear war. For some reason I had the vision of
a Steve Buscemi type playing the lead role in the short. When I had told
her about the concept she wanted to write the story. She came up with a
solid foundation that was more subtle and after reading it a few times I
had added some dialogue about nuclear war and some political aspects to
the monologue. That's all it really was honestly. It was a monologue piece
at first for Paul to showcase his acting talents He actually added some
small changes to the final dialogue to make it best fit his type of speech
patterns. After we had shot the monologue piece, I flew Paul back two more
times to shoot some flashback scenes of him with his family and the life
he lived prior to nuclear war.
John Amplas in The Three
You have worked recently with actor John
Amplas who played the lead role in the 1977 horror film Martin, which is
what many refer to as a classic horror film. What was it like working with
I first saw John's talents in Day of the
one of my favorite horror films of all time. He plays the role of a scientist named Ted Fisher. A year or so ago was the first time I saw
Martin. My friend Chris Garetano and I were having conversations about
horror films and he asked me if I've ever seen Martin
and at the time I
had not and he told me it was a must see. So I checked it out and loved
it. This was Romero's film just before Dawn of the Dead and you can see
him starting to become an solid filmmaker.
John and I had conversed online for a good few
months prior to getting together to shoot his scenes for The Three.
I wanted him to act in two other productions but the traveling expenses
and time was a big issue. When the time came to shooting in the Wampum
mines (where Day of the Dead was shot) I had noticed that John didn't live
that far from there. So I contacted him and told him that I am doing a
short teaser concept film that we're making to try to find funding for the
feature length version. He took interest and we shot his scenes on two
separate occasions - one at the Pittsburgh Playhouse and one at the Day of
the Dead mine in Wampum, Pennsylvania.
The Three
Tell us more about The Three. What is it
The Three is honestly a hope that myself and a
lot of others have about ending all wars and bringing the troops home from
the harmful conditions they now face and are in. That is what is at the
core of both the feature length screenplay and the short film concept. The
hope of withdrawing the troops from all over the world and finding peace
through alternative means is something that is appealing to many because
we all more than likely know someone who has a brother or sister, mother
or father whom are stationed over in Iraq and Afghanistan and want them to
come home safely and for good. Myself and others believe the government
has a hard time staying out of other nations affairs and rather than
trying to fix things overseas they should worry about the
United States and making things better for people here in the United
States of America. So the idea in the film is to have that as a core
message but to make it realistic in the sense of new technology which
would make it easier to withdraw troops was important to us. So you have
scientists working on a solution to try to end the wars through building
soldiers that are meant to be on the battlefield. You somewhat see this happening already within the beginning stages of new technology.
The film is more of a dark and psychologically
driven concept that we're looking to showcase in the short teaser concept
You are shooting at the same mines where
George A. Romero's film Day of the Dead was shot,
Yes, well the mines are deep and vast. I
believe they shot mostly around where the main office area was located.
When you go deeper in the mines, there are many different warehouses and
sections to the mine. There is a maid road with white limestone walls
which are brightly lit and then sections branch off. We shot in a
warehouse around that area, If you continue down the main road you come to
a dark mine area where there is nothing but rocks, gravel and dark
limestone walls and columns. It really is an amazing atmosphere, very
claustrophobic. When I watch the footage we shot I get this sense of smell
from the place which was a musty and damp type of smell - it's interesting
how certain smells come back when you see certain visuals of footage
you've shot.
Was there anyone from the time of Day of the Dead
that still works there?
Yes, one person actually. Skip, a man who
worked with Romero on Day of the Dead
actually had showed us a tour the
first time we came to the mine so it was awesome to see the missile silo,
the area where Captain Rhodes holds the meetings as well as the place
where the Ritz and the zombie corral was built. As a fan of Day of the Dead
it was awesome to see all of that. He showed us the closed up
warehouse area where a lot of the sets were built by Cletus Anderson.
There was this back room behind the offices where we saw the complex where
the office area was shot. The offices are now broken down and certain
areas and walls were built but when Skip and I were going over the scenes
on my laptop while in the office area he showed us all the actual sections
where the walls were torn down as well as the limestone columns where Lori
Cardille and John Amplas would converse in certain scenes. When we toured
the facility with John, Lori and my crew it was interesting hearing and
seeing Lori point out where all the rooms were for those scenes, like the
water fountain, Logan's lab and so on. It was surreal for me, especially
since I'm a huge fan of Day of the Dead.
Lori Cordille and John Amplas leaning over
their creation in The Three
Lori Cardille you just mentioned. What was
it like working with her?
Working with Lori on The Three was great
because I knew the type of talent I was going to be able to work with. I
am a big fan of her acting in Day of the Dead
and have always thought she
was a great actress. I have seen the film countless times so working with
her, being able to direct her and have her play a role that was close to
both our hearts was a great opportunity and I'm happy that she took on the
What role did Lori take on for the film?
Well Lori plays a Scientist who lost her son
in the Iraq War and wanted to bring an end to the fighting so she joined
her husband James L. Fisher to get this project finished to where no more
troops had to die overseas. The idea was that their son had died in the
Iraq War and she wanted to pay homage to him by create a prototype soldier
that was a replica of her son.
Let's go all the way back to the
beginning of your career: You studied film, right? How does what you learn
in college relate to actual on-set experiences, and what got you
interested in filmmaking in the first place?
I became interested in filmmaking when I was
very young. My mother had a VHS camera and I would edit Friday the 13th-style
films using her camera. I remember vaguely being young, maybe 10 or 11 and
making home movies that were spin offs of Friday the 13th
and other horror
films. The imagination was always there. Even a little further back, when
I was maybe eight years old I shot videos of things that interested me. We
had this couch that I was able to take the cushions off of and make into a
"fort" with a roof and I'd shoot video of me falling through it.
I was surely influenced by Friday the 13th films and the stunts in those
films. There was something about capturing things like that on video.
At age seventeen I tried to make a feature
film with a few friends of mine at that time - that fell through due to
loss of interest. And that was one of my first valuable lessons of movie
making, to never cast your friends because not everyone can stay as
excited as you are nor see the end product in the vision you hold in your
mind. As for learning in a place like the classroom, I suppose it really
depends on the college or type of film school you go to. Some people learn
more than others. No one is the same when it comes to being artistic.
Textbooks are one thing - they help you understand certain words, aspects,
etc while working on a film gives you hands on experience that you can't
get in a textbook.
You also made quite a
few shorts during your college time, right? A few words about those?
they were projects that made a few small film festivals in 2003 and 2004.
My Valentine was a project I shot while at film school which was
unfortunately a clich� horror film. The film was a cross between Scream
and A Nightmare on Elm
Street. Just thinking about that makes me cringe
and think, "What the hell was I thinking?" because nowadays I
have no interest in those type of films. With the new possibilities in
commenting on world issues, society, politics and different genres that
can be refreshed, I believe that cinema deserves better than the old clich� shorelines, especially in the horror realm. Horror films just are
not scary anymore because of the same concept which lacks creativity or
realism, and I think each filmmaker goes through struggles trying to find
their voice.
can you tell us about The Day They Came Back, your first
out-of-college short (if my information is correct)?
Day They Came Back was a zombie film that I made after graduating film
school which was inspired by Day of the Dead and
Dawn of the Dead. We used
a DVX100 to shoot the film. I had a concept for the script and had two
friends at the time come in and write the dialogue which looking back on
it now was extremely clich�. At the time I felt that making a zombie film
would be a way of paying homage to George Romero but now I don't believe
that doing a zombie film is paying homage at all because it's copying what
has been done over and over again. Looking back if I had the chance to do
a different horror film I would have. I believe the zombie genre has been
out-done to where it's very boring and stale. Wish I would have understood
that back then when I made the film because it would have been different
and perhaps not even a zombie film. The thing you get out of a project
like that is the experience and memories of some very fun death scenes for
sure. At the time of making the film it was something I personally
remember as a fond memory. It was filmed nearly six years ago and funny
how when you remember the visuals and days of shooting these, senses and
smells come back.
The Day They Came Back, you have made many a short. Want to talk
about those for a bit?
In 2006 and 2007 I had worked on a
few short films which can watched online, All I Want For Christmas,
Nightmare and United We Sleep, shot on literally no budget with a
DVX100. All I Want For Christmas started out like Mr.
Mullen, with one
scene. The scene was of a demented Santa pervert whom had kidnapped a
young girl and brainwashed her into being his little killer. Nightmare is
another short film about a girl who falls asleep and never wakes up, and
United We Sleep was a film we made about the lies of the media concerning
terrorism. United We Sleep was very similar to Mr.
Mullen in the sense of
it being very political and in-your-face.
Having all these shorts under
your belt, doesn't it itch you to once again make a feature film, or is
the short format the format that fits your needs the best?
we currently have a feature length we're planning to shoot as soon as we
get funding. It really depends on money and attaching someone to the
project who has the same views we do with the subjects in the film that we
are deeply passionate about. Currently we're shooting a short film concept
to show investors the film we're looking to make, of course on literally
no budget, but we feel it's something that can really bring the dark
element of horror back rather than the comedic horror that we've seen in
the last few years with remakes and generic horror films.
seem to return to the horror genre on a regular basis. Why is that and is
horror a genre especially dear to you?
Horror films are one
of my favorite genres next to dramatically themed films. I think horror is
a good escape from everyday reality. My favorite type of horror films are
those that are dark, sad, depressing, terrifying and scary. That has been
missing from many independent and mainstream horror films that have come
out in the last fifteen years or so. I don't mind remakes as much as I did
a few years back because remakes have been done over and over in many
different genres. The issue I have with remakes of today is that they lack
in many aspects - if you're going to remake a horror film at least make it
scary and terrifying.
future projects you'd like to talk about?
We've covered
pretty much everything so we appreciate the interest in the projects. We
hope others enjoy them as well.
On your films
you pretty much do it all, writing, directing, producing, cinematography,
and God knows what else. What do you prefer, what could you do without?
in general is what I live to do. I like being hands on in every aspect.
You have to in order to get it done, especially when directing, producing,
writing and shooting the movie yourself. Every filmmaker has a certain
vision so doing all of the above ensures that vision will come to life as
long as you're good at what you do.
an independent filmmaker who has already survived in the business for
several years, what's your advice to rookie filmmakers?
movies. Do it because you love it, not because you wish to be famous or
make money. Personally I do not care about the personal fame aspect. To me
that's not what filmmaking is about - never has been, never will be. I've
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filmmaker is important. Everyone has their own style and journey. The
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who have inspired you?
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is fantastic and you feel the depression in the film and score. John
Carpenter is a big inspiration as well. Halloween,
The Thing, They Live -
all great films with an awesome atmosphere. I also enjoy films by Sean
Penn like Into the Wild. I feel that the film Into the Wild is one of the
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pleasure of mine has to be John Hughes films. Planes, Trains and
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Cancer Treatment and Female Fertility Preservation
Cancer treatment and female fertility preservation at a glance
- Certain cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy, surgery, radiation and bone marrow transplants, can decrease female fertility.
- Cancer treatments may affect fertility due to side effects that reduce ovarian function.
- Women facing such treatments may have the option of fertility preservation, which includes freezing eggs or embryos created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) for future use.
- As a general rule, the cancer treatment should take precedence over fertility preservation methods.
- A cancer specialist in consultation with a reproductive endocrinologist will be able to determine if fertility preservation methods performed before the cancer treatment might be appropriate.
How do cancer treatments affect female fertility?
Fertility is an important consideration for women with cancer who wish to have children in the future. How a cancer treatment affects female fertility depends on the treatment and what part of the body is being targeted for treatment.
The organs most in need of protection against cancer treatments are the ovaries. If a woman's ovaries, the reproductive organs responsible for producing eggs, are damaged during cancer treatment, her fertility may be compromised. Gynecological cancers (endometrial and uterine) that spread to the ovaries will usually require a woman to forgo fertility and future pregnancy.
Cancer treatments can also affect hormone levels that are essential for proper reproductive function.
Some cancer treatments require the surgical removal of the ovaries. Others remove the uterus (hysterectomy), and for those women fertility preservation would involve IVF to create an embryo that would be implanted in the future into a surrogate to carry the pregnancy.
Fertility preservation before undergoing cancer treatments
Women who are undergoing cancer treatment but wish to have children in the future may wish to consider fertility preservation techniques. The larger consideration with cancer treatments and female fertility is striking a balance between timing cancer treatments and timing fertility treatments. Some cancers should not wait to be treated even if a woman wants to get pregnant.
Embryo freezing preserves a woman's fertility by creating an embryo through IVF before treatment. Creation of an embryo requires sperm, so for women without a partner this may not be an option.
Egg freezing also preserves fertility. This involves retrieving the woman's eggs before cancer treatment then using those eggs in the future in IVF to create the embryo and transfer it to her uterus.
Ovarian transposition is a surgical procedure that moves the ovaries away from the field of radiation. This is not used when chemotherapy is also part of the treatment.
Gonadal shielding places a shield over the woman's pelvic region to protect her reproductive organs from the field of radiation. This is not used with chemotherapy.
Ovarian cryopreservation, currently classified by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine as an experimental procedure, reserves ovarian tissue prior to cancer treatment. The ovarian tissue is transplanted near the fallopian tube when the woman is healthy. This is an option for women who can't utilize other fertility preservation methods, for those who can't delay cancer treatment to have their eggs retrieved and for girls who have yet to ovulate.
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No, as observant readers of the blog will note, not of his coming to live with me. That's next month. This week was the anniveresary of Lucky's last start as a racehorse. It was race four on November 5, 2009, a five and a half furlong sprint on the dirt for a $4000 claim tag and $8500 purse forthoroughbreds three and up, non-winners of two this year . Lucky, the 2 horse, did not go off as the longest money in the field (that dubious distinction went to Chilling Judge), but he did carry the lightest impost of 112 lbs, the nearest horses spotting him seven pounds while most of the field gave him twelve. Lucky, according to the equibase.com chart, "saved ground and tired", finishing ahead of precisely one horse, fellow seven-year-old Roscommon Express (who would go on to be a 2010 Finest himself), who reared and threw his rider.
This Monday, carrying . . . uh, more than 112 pounds and we'll leave it at that . . . Lucky galloped a slow quarter mile on an otherwise-empty half-mile dirt oval in the middle of the hayfields in Michigan. To his credit, he jogged up and when I turned him around, did a fine leaping start. To his detriment, he blithely ignored repeated requests to swap and went around the turn on the wrong lead. But it's not like there was anyone to worry about interference. We then went for a long walk in the woods. The trails have been raked, a lot more of the leaves are off the trees, and it's starting to be more like winter than like fall. Personally, I'm ready for snow. We even had some Friday that stuck until Saturday morning. The previous week, we did a little jumping, though I'm slowing down on that in preparation for winter, when the footing will mean nothing too exciting. He did manage on Sunday to jump an X three times in a row without knocking anything down. Barrels continue to pique his interest, being one surefire way to get a canter out of him (at least on the last barrel–for those familiar, he goes right-left-left, and he very much enjoys digging in on that lasts barrel and at least kind of extending for home.) We also did a long, slow meander around the property one day, including a brief walk on the road itself.
Now, it being the end of the season at Finger Lakes, as it was last year, like Lucky quite a few horses listed are coming down in price or are being added as it's clear that racing is just not for them. So for those who might like to jump, race barrels, take slow walks through the words, or play jockey on your very own Finest, here are some for consideration–see if you can beat the deal I got ($600, marked down from $1500):
Blue Ridge Guy: I find it hard to believe this handsome gray guy is not only still on the listings, but now with an asking price of $550. Contact (585) 455-8823
I'm Electric: I had an interesting experience riding Dino this weekend. The B.O. was holding him, and I decided to see if I could swing up from the ground (that just doesn't happen with Lucky.) What a nice feeling, and if you take home I'm Electric for the negotiable price of $500, you can experience it, too. Shorter is sometimes sweeter! Plus, I never dismiss Tri Jet and his sire Olympia in a pedigree, as I've had two and they've never been a mistake yet. Trainer contact: (585) 313 – 1998
Dewanna Brushon Me: For those who like a pedigree predicting soundness, here is the piece de resistance. The clue is in the name as this is a grandson of the great handicap horse Broad Brush, making him three generations removed from the great Ack Ack, horse of the year and champion older horse (who also carries the highly-desirable sport lines of damsire Turn-To), himself grandson of the iron horse Armageddon. You want a pedigree that says longevity and soundness, a race record that says "I try harder" (73 starts, 7-3-5, $51,000) and a face that says "Take me home and love me"? Look no further. (No, please, don't, I have no room for another horse. Buy now, save me from myself.) $500. Please call 787-310-3954.


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An ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging procedure that enables an in-depth view of your pet's organs. Many times x-rays, which reveal the size, dimensions and position of the organ, will be utilized in combination with an ultrasound. The ultrasound allows for the evaluation of internal organs and is a highly useful tool in evaluating heart conditions (referred to as echocardiogram), detecting alterations in abdominal organs and assisting in the recognition of cysts and tumors. With the ability for real-time monitoring, ultrasounds are also utilized for pregnancy diagnosis and development monitoring.
Anesthesia or sedation is not usually necessary to perform an ultrasound on the heart or abdomen. With the ability to obtain real time information, outcomes can often be determined immediately.
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BALTIMORE—The Salisbury University women's lacrosse team remains at the top in this week's Lacrosse Magazine's top-20 ranking, the organization announced Monday.
The No. 1 Sea Gulls (2-0) continued their winning streak extending it to 25, after defeating No. 19 Stevenson University, 8-6, on Saturday. Senior attacker Shannon Carta and junior attacker Shelby Nemecek both posted hat tricks to total six of the eight goals for Salisbury.
While many teams have still not competed in their first contest, the top-five teams still remain the same as last week. Behind Salisbury is the State University of New York at Cortland in second followed by Trinity (Conn.) College, Middlebury College and Franklin & Marshall College.
The Sea Gulls will host Catholic University of America in their next contest this Saturday, Mar. 1 at 1 p.m.
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Helping manage remediation efforts, CAPA projects, and audit back room activities
- Assisted large orthopedic medical device manufacturer with multi-functional FDA warning letter response remediation effort as project manager reporting to project leads. Prepared schedules, led team meetings, prepared minutes with action items, created metrics and reports. Efforts focused on process validation, MDR, gages, purchasing and CAPA. Prepared slides for and attended weekly executive management review of the remediation effort.
- Supported back room for remediation team during 21 day FDA audit, kept CAPA document log, ensured prompt delivery of documents, supported general document tracking, followed up with team members for completion of outstanding audit tasks, facilitated communication between back rooms.
- Supported CAPA team, assisted CAPA owners with creation of schedules, team meeting minutes and presentations. Created metrics and reporting formats, followed up with CAPA owners to progress CAPAs, assisted management and director with CAPA group strategy, created weekly executive and monthly divisional CAPA review metrics and presentations. Assisted in project management of corporate CAPA activities, budgets and presentations.
- Managed deviation back log reduction team to meet FDA deadlines at multi-national pharmaceutical company
- Managed serialization project at multi-national generic pharmaceutical company
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NOTICE: Activation key must be used on a valid Steam account. Requires internet connection. About the gameJagged Alliance is back – With a new take on turn-based tactics, adventure elements and the well-known quirky mercenaries!Set 20 years after the first Jagged Alliance, this spin-off lets you experience a road trip into a jungle hell to test your mind and body to the limits! This time it's just you and a few allies versus an entire island ruled by a drug overlord and his crazed army.Constantly on the brink of breakdown, faced with dehydration and no support from home, you lead a team of seasoned mercenaries against vastly outnumbering armed forces.Use tactical brilliance and guerilla tactics to destroy their structures and strengthen the island's population to take back what is rightfully theirs.Do you have what it takes to rise to old glory? MATURE CONTENT DESCRIPTIONThe developers describe the content like this:This Game may contain content not appropriate for all ages, or may not be appropriate for viewing at work: Frequent Violence or Gore, General Mature Content.
Key Features 2 Player online co-op mode Deep turn-based tactical gameplay mixed with adventure elements Choose a variety of tactics ranging from stealth to brute force Strong character personalities with own skills, desires and personal conflicts Rage skills: Unique character abilities that get more powerful over the course of the battle Powerful Commanders coordinate enemy troops on the battlefields Face terrifying experimental drugs and use them to manipulate your enemies System Requirements Windows - Minimum Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Microsoft Windows 7/8/10 64-bit Processor: Core™2 Duo with 2.5GHz or AMD equivalent Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA Geforce® GTX™ 460 or Intel® Iris™ Pro Graphics 5200 or AMD Radeon™ HD 6870 DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 15 GB available space Sound Card: DirectX®-compatible Windows - Recommended Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Microsoft Windows 7/8/10 64-bit Processor: Intel® Core™ i5 with 2.8GHz or AMD equivalent Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA Geforce® GTX™ 760 or AMD Radeon™ R280X DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 15 GB available space Sound Card: DirectX®-compatible
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Posted on July 21st, 2017 in brand PR,Consumer Electronics PR,Consumer PR,Film PR,FMCG,Leisure PR,Mobile PR,PR Stunt,Stunt Of The Day,Technology PR.
EE's 4GEE Community Cinema Club brings the outdoor cinema experience to rural communities, all made possible by EE's 80% coverage in the UK, as announced by the Managing Director of Marketing, Max Taylor. The first event saw rock climbers suspended on portaledge tents, hanging off the side of Gimmer Crag's rockface in Cumbria – enough to make anyone put their popcorn down. With the power of 4G, these Die Hard film fans were able to screen BAFTA award-winning movies from over 500 metres above sea level.
For those of us that aren't into the likes of K2 and North Face, EE is bringing the outdoor cinema experience to rural areas with a lower altitude across Wales, England and Scotland. A number of rural communities will be given a 4GEE Community Cinema Kit, containing a 4G WiFi device, wireless speakers, a projector and a movie streaming voucher, allowing communities to watch outdoor movies for the rest throughout the year.
EE has one final screening available and so film fanatics are encouraged to apply, with the chance of having the Cinema Club visit them in September. Aside from the winner, five runners up will receive 4GEE Community Cinema Kits.
So whether you're rock climbing in Snowdonia, camping in the Scottish Highlands or just looking to host an al fresco movie night in the Lake District, EE's 4GEE Community Club has proven you need not leave Netflix back home.
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Posted on November 21st, 2016 in App PR,Car PR,Mobile PR,PR Stunt,PR Stunts,Publicity Stunts,Stunt Of The Day,Technology PR,Wedding PR.
Uber has launched its latest trick in India in preparation for wedding season.
The world's largest online demand transportation service company has announced a cashless way to make wedding relations travel easier called UberWEDDINGS. The service will be made available to 12 cities across the country by February 2017.
"So whether it is about hopping between markets, finding the perfect outfit, or getting guests to the venue, Uber will make it happen in a pre-decided budget, at a push of a button. All our users need to focus on is the wedding," Prabhjeet Singh, General Manager Delhi & NCR, Uber India said.
Uber is partnering up with WedMeGood, a wedding planning website that aids people in planning their wedding. WedMeGood will allow hosts to purchase a fleet of promo codes, check the denomination and other details. UberWEDDINGS will enable hosts to keep track of their travel expenses without worrying about co-ordinating pick-ups, drops, parking and waiting charges. The promo code, the company says, can also be customized with host's name or their wedding hashtag and will be made available within three working days of the initial purchase.
UberWEDDINGS went live in New Delhi on 13th November, and is starting today in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kolkata, Ludhiana, New Delhi, Pune, Udaipur and Lucknow. Besides India, Uber offers UberWEDDINGS in Washington DC, SF, New York, Boston and LA as well.
– @iamsedi_
Posted on October 26th, 2016 in Consumer Electronics PR,Consumer PR,Magic PR,Mobile PR,PR Stunt,PR Stunts,Stunt Of The Day,Travel PR.
If you're bored of the same old commute driving you insane as you can't get a seat or get squashed into the armpit of the person next to you, then Three and ZTE have teamed up to provide the answer to mix up your commute.
Why don't you abandon the steamy bus and cramped tube and take the scenic, magical mode of transport that you've dreamed of from a young age? On Wednesday 26th October and Friday 28th October, be on the lookout for the 'unicorn cab' which you can hail from the streets of London.
Do you want to make your colleagues jealous? If so, this is the form of transport for you!
Not only is the journey free, but you'll also be whisked off by unicorns in a rainbow-coloured carriage – the ideal commute for your Wednesday and Friday morning!
If you're hoping to spot the magical beasts for yourself, main hotspots across London include Canary Wharf, Monument and Southwalk so why not beat the rush hour and get yourself to work in style!
These 'Unicabs' will take you (and up to three colleagues) straight to the door of your office; what's not to like? The venture is part of a #MagicTogether campaign set up by the mobile network Three and ZTE. Inside, you will find the new ZTE Blade V7 phone, which will enable you to take photos of the sights which you usually miss as you're cramped on the Northern Line.
Michelle Clarke from Shoreditch, London, said: 'I usually get the tube to work but this morning I hopped on a unicorn parked outside my usual tube station, Bank – it was definitely an experience I won't forget in a hurry, even if I did get a few strange looks from passers-by!'.
But who cares about strange looks when you can feel like royalty for a day, travelling through the mystical streets of London by a unicorn and carriage.
You can watch the video of 'unicorns' parading through London below:
– @lucy_maitland1
Posted on May 23rd, 2016 in Consumer Electronics PR,Consumer PR,Mobile PR,PR Stunt,stuff we liked,Stunt Of The Day,Technology PR.
With so many innovative, interesting PR stunts around – it is becoming increasingly harder to get noticed by the masses. However, a company that has not failed to spark international attraction is Samsung, with their Galaxy S7 Edge-themed billboard, erected in Sokol, Moscow.
The 262.5 feet building acts as a backdrop to project the new technology, holding a 40 metre wide LED screen to emphasize its attributes. The phones digital capability is broadcasted alongside one of the busiest roads in Sokol, and can reportedly been seen from more than 1.3 miles away.
The campaign has gone viral, with multiple media outlets covering the unconventional advertisement. It seems Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is not something to be missed.
Posted on August 12th, 2015 in brand PR,Consumer Electronics PR,Consumer PR,creative publicity,Mobile PR,Online PR,PR Stunt,Publicity Stunts,Technology PR.
London, UK – Wednesday 12th August, 2015 The traditional summer holiday beach read could soon be lost to history according to a new study which reveals the younger generation are no longer taking books on holiday but instead spending their time lounging by the pool using their smart phones.
The 'Summer Speed Reads' initiative was specially commissioned by Samsung Galaxy S6 edge following their new research which quizzed 1,500 Brits aged 18-25 years old on how they spend their time on holiday.
The survey found that FOMO culture could well sound the death knell for the traditional beach read – indeed a mere quarter (26%) of those surveyed had plans to read a book when away compared with 75% who admitted they would be regularly checking their mobile phones on holiday for social media updates in fear of missing out on any news or gossip from their friends back home.
Samsung teamed up with Professor John Sutherland, Lord Northcliffe Professor Emeritus of Modern English Literature, at University College London to lead the study which canvassed the nation to name the top 25 most popular beach reads of all time.
Once the results were back, the Professor was challenged to condense the top 25 most popular beach novels down to 140 characters for the 'Summer Speed Reads project'.
WARNING! For those who like to read books the old fashioned way, be wary as the list below contains spoilers.
Professor John Sutherland, Professor of Modern English Literature at University College London and winner of the Man Booker Prize, commented: "The 'Samsung Galaxy S6 edge Summer Speed Reads' study provides us with a fascinating overview of how social media has affected young people's ability to concentrate, even in the most relaxing of environments such as a holiday resort. In the future we will see short version novels as standard as people increasingly seek instant gratification whilst they multi task even when they are away on their holidays."
"This breakdown of the 25 most popular beach reads of all time is the truest representation of modern day pulp fiction allowing today's easily distracted young holidaymakers to enjoy the most popular summer books in an instant and who knows, maybe they may just inspire some people to pick up an old fashioned book at some point!"
Further findings revealed:
Conor Pierce, Vice President of IT & Mobile at Samsung UK & Ireland says, "With the UK being one of the most connected smartphone markets in the world and with the rise of video, 4G and social media, people no longer want to be restricted to traditional holiday activities such as reading a novel. Customers that have switched to the S6 edge will find features like its quick launch camera, which launches in 0.7 seconds, is ideal for taking selfies on the beach or by the pool while its super AMOLED screen will give users the very best viewing experience when using it in the sunshine."
The top 25 most popular beach reads are available to read here.


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A horse named Party Dancer won a race in California on Thursday. Its owner? Rick Pitino, whose legacy at Louisville was blemished by a scandal that involved exotic dancers and escorts three years ago.
Pitino was in the winner's circle with the horse at Del Mar Racetrack after the 3-year-old's second victory of the year, according to horseracingnation.com.
Pitino is listed on the Del Mar Racetrack website as the owner of the horse through his RAP Racing brand. Pitino has been involved with horse racing throughout his basketball coaching career.
However, it's unclear when he acquired the horse or the origins of its name. The horse was auctioned to Ben McElroy in 2017, per Equibase.com.
Party Dancer, trained by Simon Callaghan, finished ahead of Chalky and K P Pergoliscious in the race.
Three years before Louisville fired Pitino for his alleged role in a $100,000 pay-for-play scandal, his legacy was tarnished by a sex-for-pay scandal that involved an escort named Katina Powell. In 2015, Powell published a book that accused former Louisville assistant Andre McGee of hiring her and others to entertain recruits and players.
Powell said McGee would encourage the girls to dance for Louisville players and recruits before requesting additional acts.
"Andre was the one who always had the money ... made it rain," Powell told ESPN's Outside the Lines. "[He] made the deals, paid for the deals. He would start the music and usually the girls would come out one-by-one. And they would dance for the recruit. And he would ask me, 'Is there any girls that want to, you know, make extra money?' ... That's when I started dealing with McGee."
McGee was given a 10-year show-cause penalty by the NCAA. Louisville banned itself from the 2016 NCAA tournament in anticipation of major sanctions from the NCAA.


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Tucking baggy Zena jeans into them? Gone.
Wearing them with prairie skirts and low-slung belts? Over.
Trying to copy your favorite '80s girl band by wearing them with ripped fishnets held together with safety pins?
Save it for Halloween.
Today's ankle boot has a whole new reputation.
This time around the look is sleek and modern, worn best as part of a clean-lined, elongated silhouette that puts balance and proportion ahead of all else.
"They look adorable when done correctly," says Diane Chinnis, owner of the Main & Taylor shoe store in Raleigh, N.C. "Very sleek but edgy."
If you only buy one new style of shoe for fall, the ankle boot is the one to get.
"The shoe boot really is the 'it' shoe of the season," says Gregg Andrews, fashion director at Nordstrom. "The great thing about the shoe boot is that it can be used to update anything you might already have in your closet. It makes everything new and fresh again."
But the return of the '80s ankle boot has the potential to be a cruel fashion rerun. Wear them too high on your calf and your legs might look bigger. Wear them with the wrong length of skirt, you'll shorten your look. Go barelegged or wear them with sheer hosiery, you'll look out of proportion.
"Anyone can wear them," says Rebekah Halliburton, regional manager of public relations at Macy's in Raleigh. "But you have to find a look that's most flattering on your leg. And you have to keep the silhouette simple and streamlined."
That's why you need to spend some time shopping around and trying on different styles before you buy, Andrews says.
Most women look best in ankle boots, or shoe boots, cut just below the ankle. Because of its sleek cut that's close-fitting on the foot, it gives most legs a more elongated look, one that's especially flattering on women with shorter or shapely legs. Women with thinner, longer legs can try the taller cuts that hit mid-calf or boots that are more full or folded over at the top.
It's also important to have a good idea of how you want to wear the boot before you buy, Andrews says.
Most women this season likely will wear them with the popular A-line minidresses and miniskirts. But you can also wear them under wide-leg jeans or trousers, or, if you have the right figure for it, tucked into skinny jeans.
As a rule, though, shoe boots look best with skirts that hit right over the knee, giving a balanced proportion. That's why you want to avoid wearing ankle boots with capri pants, shorts, pencil skirts and cropped tights.
The next step: Invest in opaque hosiery.
Sure you can go barelegged with ankle boots like style-setting celebrities such as Kate Moss or Rihanna, but, realistically, it's a tough look for most women to pull off, Halliburton says.
Opaque tights serve two purposes. First, they add visual weight to the look. You need heavier hosiery to balance the visual weight of the ankle boots. "It creates a sense of proportion," Andrews says.
Opaque hose also help elongate the leg. "If you pick the same color hosiery as your shoes, you'll have a great, unbroken line from the hemline to the bottom of your toe," Andrews says. "It's a look that's more flattering."
Sure, you can wear them with contrasting hosiery, but really, it's an edgier, trickier look that's best suited for longer-legged women.
"The more times you cut your leg, the shorter and less flattering the look is going to be," Andrews says.
While most women will wear the boots for day wear and casual evenings out, don't be afraid to pull out the ankle boot for more formal evening wear. Andrews says patent-leather ankle boots are perfect for fancy nights on the town, adding a modern touch to a sequined shift dress or cocktail dress.
"This look is so fun because it can be so transitional," Halliburton says. "It's a look that can be dressed up or dressed down; it can be casual or tailored."


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Erin O'Flaherty, the first openly gay contestant in the history of the Miss America pageant, spoke to USA Today about her choice to come out at 18. "It was really hard. But ultimately I knew I had to do it," the now 23-year-old beauty queen said. "My family was absolutely nothing but supportive, and I knew that when I decided to come out and when I was ready, it would be that way. So my coming out was actually much easier than millions of people," she said.
O'Flaherty, knowing that she's been very lucky to have such a support system, which many other LGBT youth lack, decided to make suicide prevention her platform for the Miss America pageant. She was personally confronted with the issue when a close friend of hers committed suicide at 13, which is why she is supporting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the Trevor Project, a crisis intervention and suicide prevention hotline for at-risk youth. "LGBT youth are up to eight times more likely to attempt suicide if they come from an unaccepting environment, so the work the Trevor Project is doing is really important." On Sunday night, we will know whether O'Flaherty becomes the first openly gay Miss America, when the winner is crowned in Atlantic City.
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It's the weekend and it's spring! Can you hear the excitement ringing in my voice? We have no big plans, just patiently waiting the arrival of our bundle of joy... I hope you enjoy my latest collaboration with Banana Republic for this fun and comfy spring outfit to style my week 34 baby bump. I love the fresh pop of mint green and the military inspired utility vest.


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Engines at the ready. The 3rd Marshlands Charity Tractor Run takes place later this year and will visit the Isle.
The event will be held on Saturday July 11, meeting at the Half Moon Inn at Reedness from 9am for a 10.30am start and returning at about 2.30-3pm after a lunchtime break at the Ingleby Arms in Amcotts.
All are welcome with vintage and new machines. This year organisers are raising funds to be divided between the Yorkshire Air Ambulance, The Ousefleet Show and local good causes.
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Learn more about our Italian wines--click below
Located in the Tuscan hills north of Sienna, this family owned winery also produces olive oil and has a lovely Bed and Breakfast with a fantastic view.
Fattoria Il Colombaio San Cirino Chianti Colli Senesi DOCG
Fattoria Il Colombaio Gaspero 1897 Chiani Classico DOCG
Fattoria Il Colombaio Berizo Tuscana Rosso IGT
In the hills of Montepulciano, the Anselmi family have a nurtured a tradition started over 50 years ago with the philosophy to keep the intrinsic taste of the fruit by winemaker in accordance with the ancient tradition.
Montemercurio Damo Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG
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The Negretti family produces world class Barolo on their estate which stretches out around 13 hectares of vineyards on prime wine-growing slopes in the villages of La Morra, Roddi and Monforte d'Alba.
Negretti Bricco Ambrogio Barolo DOCG
Negretti Barolo DOCG
Negretti Barbera d'Alba DOC
Negretti Alexander Cabernet Sauvignon Langhe DOC
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Negretti Dada Chardonnay Langhe DOC
Cà ed Balos is an aged farmstead located in Castiglione Tinella, the core zone for the production of Moscato d'Asti. The company produces fine artisanal wine and grappa, with particular emphasis on sustainability and with the main objective of achieving a superior quality product.
Ca' ed Balos Moscato d'Asti DOCG
Ca' ed Balos Langhe Favorita DOC
Ca' ed Balos Dore' Passito
Dacapo Majoli - Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato d.o.c.g.
Dacapo Grignolino d'Asti d.o.c.
Dacapo Cantacucco - Piemonte Pinot Nero d.o.c.
Established in 1900, Garitina Cascina is a working farm family, now in its fourth generation with Gianluca Morino, the current owner. Their vineyards are located in the heart of Monferrato, and cover an area of about 26 hectares, and are dedicated primarily to the production of Barbera.
Cascina Garitina Neuvsent Nizza DOCG
Cascina Garitina Vera Barbera Piedmonte DOC
Cascina Garitina Vera Dolcetto d'Asti DOC
Cascina Garitina Naides Brachetto
The Corte Fornello Farm vineyards extend on morainic hills for 10 hectares, south-east from Lake Garda and produce classic wines of the area.
Corte Fornello Custoza DOC
Corte Fornello Riflesso Rubino Bardolino Superiore DOCG
Corte Fornello Valpolicella Classico Superiore Ripasso DOP
Corte Fornello Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOP
Corte Fornello Custoza Passito DOC
The Valdellovo vineyards have been designed to transfer the hill's unique soil and microclimate to each and every grape, and therefore each and every wine.
Thanks to Benedetto Ricci's passion and professional skills, Valdellövo has created and produced high quality Prosecco, with excellent results year after year.
Valdellovo Anno Zero Prosecco DOC
Valdellovo Splendide Emozioni Rosa Rose' Brut
The LaCanosa estate takes its name from Poggio Canoso, one of the four castles of Rotella, a small town in the the province of Ascoli Piceno in the southern Marche region.
The estate covers a total of 100 hectares & the vineyards cover a total of 25 hectares across the heart of the Tesino Valley.
LaCanosa Muse Marche Rosso IGT
LaCanosa Peko' Offida Pecorino DOCG
Located in southern Italy in the "red lands" between Manduria and Carosino, the Pepe Nero wines are produced with traditional grape varieties with fresh and modern methods.
Pepe Nero Primativo Salento IGP
Pepe Nero Rosso Salento IGP
The constant attention to quality is Ottoventi's focus while searching to bring out in its wines both the innate characteristics and innovation that each of its vines is able to express. Ottoventi strives to bring forth, like the wind, the uniqueness of a enhanced taste experience.
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Video Problem in Nvidia AGP 5200fx DRIVER in Windows 7.
Recently i bought Nvidia AGP FX5200 GRAPHIC CARD and install it in my Windows 7 OS, then I was trying to install VGA Driver for this device which came with card in cd format i successfully install it then restart and i was shocked that i logged into windows 7 vga color back to 8-bit and after that i could not change properties setting to 32-bit color or 16M color and could not change resolution setting.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to style HTML lists with Bootstrap.
Creating Lists With Bootstrap
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Unordered lists — A list of items in which the order does not explicitly matter. The list items in unordered lists are marked with bullets.
Ordered lists — A list of items in which the order does explicitly matter. The list items in ordered lists are marked with numbers.
Definition list — A list of terms with their associated descriptions.
See the tutorial on HTML Lists, to learn more about different lists types.
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We thought yesterday was a challenge and had lots of mud but today proved all that to be wrong. Today has to go down as the most hectic riding day we have done and there is no doubt that the BOYZONBIKES made their own movie today!
We also visited the Centre of Africa on the way which is something not many people do. Mark received an amazing wood carving from the surrounding community.
On a regular basis the road was lined with people cheering us on - looking back they probably thought we were crazy doing what were were doing, knowing what lay ahead of us. Chief Danga and his whole village of Nanga Zizi including dancing girls and a band were waiting for us to drive past. Same with Rungu which is located 65km from Isiro on a large river - everyone was disappointed that we could not stop for too long!
It was a big duct tape day with Paul and Rob earning three stripes and Mark one - the pros in the team came close on occasions but so far have managed to stay on!!
Some of the "potholes" (hard to call them potholes - rather very large mud pits with truck tracks that are up to 12ft deep) were impossible to navigate - we all had near miss encounters but Paul dropped his bike in one of the mega potholes flooding the bike. Mike Puzey is an amazing man - he stripped the bike, cleared the engine of water and we were back on the road in two hours!
A fifteen hour day all in all of which the last three and a bit hours entailed driving in the dark - thank goodness for Mike's spotlights that he fitted to the bikes. Poor Quinton's lights kept fusing so he had to ride with the assistance of a headlamp strapped to his windshield.
Eventually tired but relieved, were met at the outskirts of Isiro by Colonel Kadume and a little later by Father Roger and the Dominican Sisters as well as the students from Isiro University who had clearly been waiting for a long time. With lots of hooting and shouting and singing we were escorted to the Bomokandi Hotel where Fennie from IOB and Jean Claude from DCMS were there to welcome and get us settled in and also help in getting some the mud cleaned off our gear - then a bucket shower.
Clean and fresh we then went to dinner with the Govenor's Chief of Staff where we handed out NVEP donations to:
Institute Sainte Therese - where we are sponsoring classroom furniture and teaching materials.
Vivre et Soigner En Milieu Rural - this is an orphanage centre which supports mostly AIDS orphans and does not have basic accommodation for the little people they care for and NVEP are assisting in building a dormitory.
Dynamic Culturel Haut Uele - a centre that support woman widowed by the various conflicts in the province with a focus on giving them skills to assist them re-joining society.
Fondation Lola which helps children from needy families that show real talent and looks to select special achievers based on ability and academic results.
It was a challenging night with Mark having to manage with his French and Charles and Mark stayed on for questions, getting to bed at 1.30am. Cyrille got in with the first vehicle at 3.00am and Raph the next morning after we had left!
The pictures as always tell a better story.
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Just take care guys and get good rest as the reactions need to be excellent
by Rockland on June 08 2016, 14:41
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We are in awe at your ride!
Mark you and the whole team are just amazing! It's an incredibly gutsy ride just to do the ride alone, but to stop along the way to really address the needs of those who suffer the most in Africa and to give so tangibly to help them-- is phenomenal!
by Robin_Uganda on June 08 2016, 15:02
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16 hours!
Take care & safe ride!
by Sheila Craig on June 08 2016, 19:54
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This sounds like the real thing guys! Vas Byte!!
by JOHNO on June 09 2016, 05:34
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Asante Sana and Best Wishes
On behalf of Wema Centre, i am and still amazed at how you have always creatively and dedicatedly managed to fuse together safari with charity to bring about meaningful change in the lives of the many underpriviledged children and women in Africa. . .more
by Henry of Wema Centre Kenya on June 09 2016, 16:21
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Go Mike!
mud pits....!
by sheila craig on June 10 2016, 12:46
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Hahahaha you take the meaning of the word hectic to a new level....RIDE ON!!!
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Its all about html and language variables. you need to edit the concerned template file located in themes/default folder.
for example header file to locate menu and add a new variable there with a link – See and copy from existing menu links.
This same language variable with a unique number with a phrase or work need to be added – copy same syntax php code as existing in file called messages.inc.php located in languages/EN folder.
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Loch Ness and Inverness Highland Capital Tour from Edinburgh
Tour Theme: Small and Medium Group Sightseeing Tours (Multi-days/ 5 to 30 people)
This tour starts from: Edinburgh
Duration: 2 Days / 1 Night
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A two day escape exploring the majesty of Loch Ness, the Caledonian pine forest and the stunning scenery of the Cairngorm National Park. Explore the wilderness of Glencoe and travel the length of the Great Glen and Loch Ness. Enjoy a night out in Inverness, and rejuvenate with the finest Highland landscapes Scotland has to offer.
Stay overnight in the capital of the Highlands - Inverness.
Day 1 You will depart Edinburgh and head north across the River Forth towards the Highlands. We make a short stop in the holiday town of Pitlochry where you have the option to visit the local whisky distillery. From here the tour takes you past Blair Castle into the Cairngorm National Park, where we stop for lunch and spend time taking in the majesty of this amazing area within the ancient Caledonian Pine Forests of the Rothiemurchus Estate. You then continue north and arrive at your destination of Inverness, where you will be dropped off at your accommodation. The evening is free for you to explore the capital of the Highlands
Day 2 After a leisurely breakfast you will be picked up from your accommodation in Inverness and explore the surrounding countryside en route to Loch Ness. Here you have the chance to either take a boat trip along the loch with great views of Urquhart Castle or stay on shore and visit the impressive ruins of the castle, overlooking the loch. Our journey continues south through the Great Glen past Ben Nevis and Fort William, stopping for lunch along the way before arriving in Glencoe. This haunting glen was the scene of a terrible massacre in 1692, where many of the Clan Macdonald was slaughtered. The return journey continues over the wild and remote Rannoch Moor and into the countryside around Stirling, before finally reaching our starting point of Edinburgh. Arrive approx. 19.00.
For departure details refer to the "Prices, Dates, and What's Included" Section...
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Small Group Tour of Edinburgh from Queensferry Cruise Port
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Our guest today was Jae Muzzin of the Guerilla Gardening Collective in Windsor. Later in the program we talked to Abayomi Azikiwe in Detroit about the implications of the Emergency Manager Law passed in Michigan.
Spring is officially here and planting season is almost on us. Backyard or community gardening is becoming a political act (perhaps it always was) and the turmoil in the world due to capitalist violence and chaos will surely mean rising fuel prices, and, just as surely, an end to what James Kunstler called the "3000 mile Caesar Salad" – where we truck food in from thousands of miles away.
What about guerilla gardening then? We'll have a discussion on the politics of local food production, how it can empower us and how we can learn to cooperate with each other in a society dominated by a consumerism, capitalism and private property.
Windsor Guerilla Gardening Collective's Sustainable Food Once A Day Challenge
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Hi all! Sorry it has been so long since I posted, but I have been crazy busy (in a good way). I am deep into working on my third full length project and have just started circulating some of those poems, so hopefully that goes well! Today I am really excited to extend congrats to my super-talented students here at Salisbury. Here is a list of their accomplishments this year:
Shelby Vane has eleven poems published or forthcoming in Polaris, The Quaker, Softblow, Summerset Review, Sun & Sandstone Review, Vermillion Literary Project and Word Dance. She also was accepted and received a scholarship for the prestigious Vermont Studio Center writing residency.
Lauren Yarnall's poem, "Spell for Reconstruction," is forthcoming in Harpur Palate and her poem, "L'appel du Vide," is forthcoming in Barely South Review.
Kristen Beck's poem, "Early-Onset Postpartum," appeared in the newest issue of Arcadia and her poem, "Strati," is forthcoming in Lullwater Review.
Emmanuel Flores' poem, "I Asked You to Paint a Portrait of Me, So You Asked Me to Write a Portrait of You," is forthcoming in Cider Press Review.
Melinda Ruth's poem, "Viewmaster: the Highlands," appeared in the newest issue of Summerset Review.
Erin Traylor's poems, "Hopping John," "Love Story," and "Sixteen," are due out in Germ Magazine soon.
Kathryn Merwin's poems, "Cohabitation," "The Lightness," and "Things You Didn't Realize," were recently published in Germ Magazine. Her poem, "Continuum," is forthcoming in Barely South Review and her poems, "Ein Sof" and "An Awakening Song" are forthcoming in Catfish Creek.
Caroline Chavatel's Poems, "Against Wind" & "Splintering," are forthcoming in Potomac Review.
Jessica Michaels' poem, "Just Let Me Break It Down," won second place in the 21st Annual Artists Embassy International's Dancing Poetry Contest.
I know more great things are to come. I am so lucky to be working with such a talented crew!!!