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Music Track Title: 7 Deadly Sins-Cx
Catalog ID: 511247 ISRC: US5UL1202029
Description: Driving & pulsating tech house. Modern, Corporate, lifestyle, travel, fashion, technology, culture, runway, urban, communication, finance, discovery, breakthrough, adventure. Daft Punk, Chemical Brothers, Kraftwerk, William Orbit, The Presets, Underworld, Depeche Mode, muzak, psychedelic, dub, rave
Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Electronic/Dubtronica/7-Deadly-Sins-Cx/511247
Artist or Group: Eddie Caldwell
Keywords: Vampire, Cutting Edge Leading Edge State-Of-The-Art Invention Product Launch Expansive Electronics Gadgets Dramatic Introduction Commercial Reality, Music
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Electronic Music
Extended Properties
Duration: 2:51 Tempo: Medium BPM: 110
Arrangement: Band / Ensemble
Instruments: Electic Piano, Synthesizer, Electronics, Synthesized Vocals, Keyboard
Vocal Mix: Instrumental
Moods: Bouncy, Dancing, Driving, Ecstatic, Energetic, Fast, Festive, Flowing, Free, Fun, Funky, Groovy, Happy, Hot, Joyful, Moving, Pulsating, Sexy, Swaggering, Vibrant
Styles: Club / Bar / Lounge, Dance / Night Club, Fashion Show, Film Instrumental, Horror / Monsters, Sports / Cardio, Sports / Extreme, TV Instrumental, Urban, Video Games
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Extended Keywords: Fear Nervous Stress High Power Energy Energizing Tense Tension Bad Guys Crooks Evasion Urban Themes Young Adults Party Scene Clubbing Commercials Advertising
Aggressive, Edgy and Slammin Hard Techno-Rock. synth line with a driving groove. murder, true blood, Sports, commercials, infomercials, film, TV, webisodes, internet, powerful, upbeat underground activity and high energy.
techno groove with a driven melody. Bass synth, horror movie, and electronic drums makes this track suitable for any kind of music game. Has a similar sound to tracks from the popular Playstation game WipEout but more laid back. Instrumental, Dance Music, Techno, lady gaga, madonna, britney spears, rhianna, black eye peas, cell phones. automobiles, airplanes, clubs rave, models, award shows, hot, sexy, limo cruising, making love dancing sweet hi nrg lush alluring sexy pole dancing bump n grind innercity action teens 20-somethings 30-somethings sex in the city


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The Captains Surprising Five For Twenty TenThe Captains Surprising Five For Twenty Ten
Earlier this week I rushed home from work for the same reason that millions of other Americans did – the Census form!
Filling out a form primarily used for demographic data is about as exciting as it gets! The form only took a few minutes to fill out, but the thoughts that arose from it occupied me for hours. It started when I thought back to the last time I filled out a Census form in March 2000. I remembered filling out the form after The Chad and I returned home from our spring break trip to South Padre Island, Texas. I was sun burnt and still hung over from five days of drinking. Filling out that form was probably the most responsible thing I did that month.
Back then I was a 21 year old college student getting ready to complete my first senior year. I had shoulder length hair and I drove a Ford Escort. I lived with Dr. Dan and The Chad in a crappy little house by campus1. At that time I had two main concerns in life: intoxicating myself in increasingly exotic ways and doing as little work as possible to maintain a 3.25 grade point average.
Obviously my priorities have changed dramatically in the past ten years, along with a great many other things. I've been preoccupied the last few days thinking about everything that's changed in my life over that ten year period. Most of those changes aren't really all that surprising. Back then I assumed that I would be married by thirty and that I would pursue a post college degree at some point. But some things I would have never guessed in a million years. This topic seemed tailor made for a Friday 5 list.
Top 5 Things About The 31 Year Old Captain That Would Surprise The 21 Year Old Version
1. I'm married to my high school crush
Ten years ago I was blissfully recently single and I had no immediate plans for a committed relationship. While I wasn't interested in a girlfriend at the time, I knew deep down that I wanted to meet a respectable girl and get married before the end of the decade. But I always assumed the future Mrs. Captain was someone I had yet to meet and not someone that I had already known for five years at that point. Back then I viewed Megan as The One Who Got Away and just assumed she would remain that way. How often does someone actually get a chance to catch The One Who Got Away? The odds seemed long, but the payoff was astronomical!
2. I still have a respectable amount of hair
I've always assumed that I would grow up to be a bald man; the bald gene is prevalent on both sides of my family. The odds seemed stacked in favor of me having a chrome-dome in ten years. But that never came to be, largely due to my good friend Propeica. Right before I turned 30 I enlisted this Rx soldier to help me defeat male pattern baldness. At the time I was sustaining heavy casualties, and Propeica single handedly turn the tide. In the 1½ years since then my hair loss has pretty much stopped. So a big shout out to Science! Thanks!
3. I'm a diehard Cardinals fan
Growing up, I was never a really that much of a sports fan. Of course I liked going to Cardinals games as a kid, but that was standard for all St. Louis children in the 1980s2. I largely ignored the mediocre Cardinals of the 1990s, with the exception being the 1998 McGwire season. In 2000 I was mostly preoccupied with music and movies. I didn't watched sports and it seemed unlikely that I would start anytime soon. But later that year the Cardinals made the playoffs for the first time in years and I tuned in to watch. In 2001 the Cardinals went back to the playoffs with the help of rookie sensation Albert Pujols. From that season on I was hooked, and I was rewarded with some amazing Cardinals teams over the decade. That's some good timing.
4. I am not a father
Having kids was never something I felt particularly strong about; I just kind of assumed it would happen to me at some point. I thought I would either accidently knock up someone I was dating or I would marry someone who was gung-ho about having a baby. Amazingly neither of these two thing occurred in the past decade. I am happily married and happily childless in 2010. Sweet!
5. I live 15 minutes from where I grew up
Back in 2000 I hoped I would someday find the gumption to move out of Missouri. I gave it a try in Florida for two years, but it didn't stick. In the past ten years I've lived in nine different homes, and six of those were in St. Louis. So I guess it's not super surprising that I live in St. Louis. But I think the most surprising thing on this list is that I now live so close to where I grew up.
If I need to swing buy a Best Buy I now go to the store on St. Charles Rock Road, same as when I was in high school. My default movie theater is once again the AMC West Olive 16. It's still a little hard to believe. In fact, according to Google Maps I live 15 miles from where I was living during the 1990 Census, when I was 11. So according to the records I've only moved fifteen miles in twenty years. Unfuckingbelievable!
The Captain
1. We lived in a tiny 3 bedroom shack in the rear parking lot of a much larger house. It looked like it was the servant's quarters for a stately home. But my rent was only $125 a month!
2. Going to Busch Stadium was super rad back then, it had amazing nachos and a guy nicknamed The Wizard who did backflips!

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With 119 unique contributors, the #GoPetTravel event united pet owners throughout the world (including persons as far as away as Australia) on the topic of traveling with their furry friends. In fact, #GoPetTravel reached more than 400,000 Twitter accounts and had more than 10 million impressions as the party raged from 7:00PM to 8:15PM/EST.
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Multi-institution, Non-randomized Trial of Neurocognitive Outcomes in Patients With Multiple, Newly-diagnosed Brain Metastases Managed Primarily With the Gamma Knife (GK) Radiosurgery System.
This will be a prospective, multi-institution, non-randomized trial of neurocognitive
outcomes in patients with multiple, newly-diagnosed brain metastases managed primarily with
stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS), specifically the Gamma Knife (GK) system. The goal of the
study is to enroll 45 patients with 1-10 newly-diagnosed brain metastases from varied
primary cancers with the largest intracranial tumor volume ≤10 cc, ≤15 cc total tumor
volume, absence of leptomeningeal disease on MRI, and Karnofsky performance status (KPS)
score ≥70 (unless due to intracranial disease), and KPS expected to improve to ≥70 with
treatment. The enrolled patients are expected to have fairly good pre-treatment cognitive
function, defined as online neurocognitive function (oNCF) assessment scores ≥70 (within 2
standard deviations of mean, 100).
All study participants will undergo standard, pre-treatment clinical evaluations that
include: complete clinical/neurologic exam, performance status assessment, systemic staging,
and diagnostic MRI of the brain. Upon enrollment, the patients will further undergo
high-resolution MRI, including track density imaging (TDI). The baseline neurocognitive
function (NCF) will be assessed by a short (20-30 minute) online test battery that can be
completed by patients at home, CogState assessment (22 minutes), as well as by a
comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation (2-3 hours). The eligible patients will
subsequently go on to receive a radiosurgical treatment for their brain metastases.
All patients will have treatment response assessments every 10-12 weeks consisting of a
clinical/neurologic exam, performance status evaluation, disease re-staging (if indicated),
and diagnostic MRI of the brain. If progressive disease is identified (radiographic
progression of treated lesions or new brain lesions), the patients will be considered for
"salvage" therapy which will include repeat SRS, whole-brain radiation therapy (WBRT),
surgery with or without brachytherapy or best supportive care (e.g. steroids only). The
preferred salvage therapy will be SRS provided that the re-treatment criteria are met. Along
with regular clinical MRIs, TDI will be obtained.
Mandatory comprehensive follow-up testing by a neuropsychologist (1-2 hours) will occur
every 10-12 weeks, starting 4 weeks after completion of SRS, and will continue at these
intervals even if salvage therapy is administered for intracranial recurrence. Online NCF
testing (oNCF and CogState) will take place in the office setting on the same day as a
comprehensive cognitive assessment. Patients will also have the option to do web-based oNCF
assessments from home but not more frequently than every 2 weeks. These optional assessments
will not be included in the data analysis. All study participants will be followed until
death or withdrawal from the study.
The primary aim of the study is to validate the oNCF battery and to demonstrate the
feasibility of its use in patients with metastatic brain disease. The former will be
accomplished by correlating the findings of the oNCF testing with those of a comprehensive
neurocognitive function (cNCF) assessment of a neuropsychologist. Every attempt will be made
to identify imaging correlates of neurocognitive function derived from high-resolution MRI,
and TDI. The aggregate data in combination with lesion location information (and the
corresponding treatment) should provide unique insights into mechanisms that underlie
radiation therapy (RT)-related brain injury. Because salvage therapy with WBRT is also
permitted and will likely be necessary in a subset of patients, some insights may also be
gained on the relative extent, specificity, and temporal evolution of post-treatment NCF
dysfunction of each treatment modality.
The data gained from this pilot study could form the basis of future trials of NCF outcomes
in cancer patients, especially if oNCF test battery is validated as this may provide a
cost-effective method for including NCF outcomes in clinical trials.
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
Gamma knife radiosurgery treatment
Two short oNCF assessments (Lumosity's Brain Power Test) will be performed at least 30 minutes prior to a clinical neurocognitive function (cNCF) assessments directed by a neuropsychologist at baseline and 6 months following Gamma knife treatment to assess changes in the participants' ability to complete all assessments.
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By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFM
Friday, May 11, 2007
The trend of narrating multiple stories in Hindi films continues. Salaam-E-Eshq, Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd., Just Married: marriage was only the beginning and Life Mein Kabhie Kabhiee, all 2007 films, tackled multiple stories in those 2.30/3.30 hours. Metro charters a new path because the multiple stories run concurrently. Also, the characters are, in some way, linked with each other.
With Metro, director Anurag Basu proves for the third time [after Murder and Gangster] that he's an incredible storyteller. The complexities in relationships, the shortcuts one adopts in life to attain the goals and the corrosion of ethics and values have been depicted most convincingly. Yet, Metro is no landmark film. It doesn't sweep you off your feet...
If Anurag Basu, the director, deserves brownie points as a storyteller, Anurag Basu, the writer, is just not in terrific form this time around. Reason: The culmination of a few stories, besides the unique concept of using the 'Metro Band' in every song, prevent the film from reaching dizzy heights.
Rahul [Sharman Joshi] works as a call centre executive in Mumbai. He silently loves his colleague Neha [Kangna Ranaut]. A smart young woman who has climbed the ladder in a very short time. And hard work is not her only secret. Because her boss, Ranjeet [Kay Kay Menon], loves her and is willing to shower her with gifts and opportunities... only if she is willing.
In his 30s, Ranjeet is married to Shikha [Shilpa Shetty] with a 6-year-old daughter. They had decided that she should stay back at home and take care of the house and the kid. Ranjeet ventured out on his quest for money and success... and forgot his family somewhere on the way. And bitterness and boredom crept into their relationship. Soon he found solace and a fresh lease of life in Neha.
Neglected by an indifferent husband and bogged down by family chores, Shikha is soon attracted to Akash [Shiny Ahuja], a struggling theatre artist whose wife divorces him because she cannot stand his failures anymore. Akash and Shikha's love blossoms and she almost crosses her limits.
Amol [Dharmendra] is a 70-year-old man who returns to India after 40 years. To spend the last few years of his life with his first love, Vaijanti [Nafisa Ali]. The lady lives in an old-age home and is Shikha's aunt who gives moral strength to Shikha.
Shikha's sister and Neha's room-mate, Shruti [Konkona Sen Sharma], works at 'Radio Mirchi'. In her 30s and still a virgin, she's desperate to get married. She is dreamy eyed about her RJ, Wishy K [Gautam Kapoor]. She also meets Debu [Irrfan Khan] through a matrimonial site. She hates him. But Debu doesn't.
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Photo: A funny sign for a New Zealander to see in USA
After a few wrong turns, we found our way back to the Seattle customs broker. It didn't take so long this time to get the Series I Land Rover fired up and ready for the road. Our friendly customs broker, Linda J, already had the petrol can filled up and waiting for our arrival. The Series I had been lazing around in the shipping yard, and was already warm in the spring sunshine. It soon coughed into life.
As Linda J had grown rather attached to the petrol can, we gave it to her as a farewell gift. She seemed quite chuffed with her new toy. I overheard her say to a colleague that it would come in handy if she ever ran out of gas (petrol). HAH – I just knew they were human after all.
As soon as F2 arrived from the bus station, we were on our way. It was well into the afternoon, but we were only headed to nearby Everett, about an hour away.
We were finally going to get the "show on the road". If this was a movie it would be about now that the fanfare, "big things are about to happen" music would be cued. When TH and I had left this same yard a week earlier, we had skipped out like two excited lambs on their first spring adventure. But, F1 and F2 were tense and nervous. Cut the music. Of course, the act of driving out of the safety of the shipping yard and on to the "mean streets" can be a bit of a gulp moment. We led the way out, and the others tucked themselves right in behind.
The NZ dollar was stumbling along at around $US0.50 at that time. So, everything was twice as expensive to us (except the petrol of course). We agreed we would share a motel at Everett.
I stayed in the unit to finish the Land Rover article I had started in Vancouver, while the others went foraging for food. It was the first time I had been alone for days. I had grown up in a big family and had been used to the hum of life happening all around me. Now, in the unaccustomed quiet, I missed everyone. It had been years since I had felt homesick. It was such a strange feeling, considering I had left my childhood home over 20 years ago. Looking back I realise that this was the first inkling I had of how this journey was going to affect me.
Fortunately, the pressure of a publishing deadline pushed such thoughts aside. Just as I was finishing my last edit, the others came back with a congealed mess on a paper plate. At least growing up in a big family meant that I wasn't a fussy eater and I wolfed it down.
I was going to email the article to the publisher along with the digital images that Eric had taken in Vancouver. However, the images had somehow corrupted. I wondered if Eric still had his copy of the photos and whether he could help me out. It was just on 9pm. Hopefully, it wasn't too late to ring.
Linda (Eric's wife, not the customs broker) answered the phone. What a treat it was to hear her warm contralto voice and I poured out all that had happened during the day. If she wondered about this gush of detail from me, she never questioned it. She was so positive and enthusiastic. I always felt 3 metres high when talking to her. No wonder I couldn't shut up.
When I was finally through, I realised I hadn't got to the point of the call. She said that Eric had gone to bed early and I felt very guilty when I remember the long nights that he and TH had put in, when trying to fix the email system. However, she was sure Eric still had the photos and she generously suggested that I email the article to her, along with the address for the publication, and she would ensure the publishers received everything they needed.
The entire conversation with Linda had taken place in the motel reception area, where I was using the phone. The proprietor had listened to every word. She apologised for eavesdropping, but she said it was such a brave and exciting story that she couldn't stop herself. What's more she said she wanted to help. She would not charge me for the phone call, as I had more than paid for it in entertainment value. Wow, that was really great.
When you're feeling low, someone like Linda or that proprietor can make such a positive difference. Time and time again this happened on the expedition. People would stop amidst their busy lives to assist us. People who never knew us, and who never expected anything in return. This always humbled me and I never failed to be buoyed up by their kindness.
That night I slept very well, soothed by the soft breathing of my sleeping travel companions. We were in two double beds, almost side by side in the small room. The cosy atmosphere reminded me of me of my early years, when I shared a room with two of my siblings.
In the morning we set off for the Boeing Factory, located in Everett. This was an eagerly awaited visit, which we had planned long in advance for. They have a special visitor centre, with models and interactive displays. Gawking and admiring these displays keeps visitors amused until it is their time to visit the factory itself.
The factory is huge. At one point the staff were working on FOUR jumbo jets (747's) in one central place. We were escorted along specially constructed walkways above the factory area. The workers looked like miniature robots scurrying around these gigantic aeroplanes.
Our tour guide was an ex-test pilot. He was clean-cut and handsome, in a Ken doll sort of way. He welcomed questions and there wasn't anything he couldn't answer. It didn't seem to matter than none of our group of 20 would probably ever buy our own aircraft. He treated us all like potential customers. Very smart marketing. Nearly all of us would fly in a seven series jet at some point in our lives, even if we didn't own it. Therefore, we were all potential customers of Boeing's customers.
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Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on adoption.
How to contact a child that was adopted? (long sorry)(123 Posts)
I'm asking on behalf of a friend and have name-changed.
We've tried googling but have just got more and more confused.
DF gave birth to a son 17 years ago. At the age of 3 the child suffered an accidental injury but social services believed her DH was responsible. The police and the CPS said there was no case to answer and there was no prosecution. Nevertheless her DS was taken into care by a very aggressive social services department who said he would be adopted unless she left her husband, which she was not prepared to do. A very long story but he was eventually adopted (aged 5) by his foster family against the wishes of his parents following several court appearances in which they fought to keep him. They were told that any future children they had would be taken into care immediately. They had regular supervised access until the adoption went though so they hope he may remember them.
9 years passed and she became pregnant while on the pill. They got a good solicitor and fought SS tooth and nail to keep the child and they won their case. They also won an apology of sorts for the forced adoption of their DS1. They have subsequently had another child and there was no SS involvement at all.
They have kept every piece of paperwork and photos taken when he was with them to prove to their son that he was very much loved and taken from them against their wishes. And that they fought hard to keep him.
He will be 18 later this year and they very much hope he will try to contact them. DF was told that it may be possible for them to contact him once he was 18. Can anyone tell us if that is the case? Or do they have to wait and hope that he will find them?
There is information here that will help your friend.
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I would strongly advise your friend to get some counselling for herself and her DH. If she is able to make contact with her biological child, it's very important that she gets some support to help her deal with her feelings about what has happened and advise her how to approach this.
It's understandable that she is very keen to put her side of the story, but you will appreciate that the young man concerned probably has very different views and feelings about it. It would be very easy to drive him away , perhaps for ever, if she can't see it from his perspective. Some documents and photographs are not going to suddenly overturn what he has believed all his life.
I'm sorry, I know this must have been very hard for her.
Thank you for that link.
She had extensive counselling after the birth of her second child as did her DH who had chronic depression after the forced adoption. But I will mention that they should consider more.
His adoption file will contain the facts of his adoption, so he may ask for it himself at 18 (if I have that right) and before she's able to get in touch. His adoptive parents will have had to explain why his birth parents/grandparents disappeared suddenly when he was 5, so he may know some of the history already. What he may not know is that his birth parents were innocent of causing him any harm and that he now has 2 full siblings.
She hasn't said so but she's hoping for a fairy tale ending, which may well not happen. However, it is important to them that he knows how much he was/is loved, of how hard they fought to keep him and that his father did not hurt him.
Her worst fear is that they will never be able to tell him that which is why she's trying to find if it's possible for her to get in touch with him, even if only to write a letter explaining what happened.
I would completely agree with Kristina and say that counselling is a very good idea - the counselling she has already may not have focussed on reunion related issues, and if it didn't then IMHO she needs to access some more in which reunion can be focussed upon
She does need to be honest with herself and ask herself what the impact on her son is of her doing what she wants/plans to do
For instance, what does 'fairytale ending' mean? That he believes her and they go on to build up a good relationship? Or does she want him to abandon his adoptive family and consider her his only mother? The former is very different from the latter. She will be most able to handle everything that comes up if she is honest with herself in the first place. And actually seriously thinks about how doing x,y,z will impact on her son.
Also...18 might be the legal age, and of course I understand why they are thinking "as soon as possible", but 18 is very very young in many ways, and his youth might cause issues. 18 year olds aren't normally as mature as 25/30 year olds and are usually much less able to deal with all the issues reunion might throw up than an older adult. My 17 year old is in close contact with her mother and half of the problems that happen (all the time, it's not been in any way shape or form a fairytale) are related to immaturity and lack of empathy for what the other one wants/is feeling. Also can she think about the timing of making contact? I know a family whose child went from doing pretty well at college to failing everything because of contact made by birth family in the middle of the academic year. The stress and confusion it all threw up made the child totally lose all their focus and drive. And now the child has a much harder road ahead of them for jobs etc. And lets be honest, your friend is thinking of dropping a bombshell on her son, however sensitively it's done - is she doing it at a good time in his life to do something like that?
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Yes, I see what you mean. We're meeting up again tomorrow so I will mention counselling. She knows I'm posting here for advice.
The fairy tale ending she wants, I think, is for them to have a relationship with him but, more importantly, for him to know his siblings and for them to know him. This is why she does not want to wait. His siblings are growing up fast and she feels they have a right to know their brother and he them. She talks about it in a very matter of fact way but I know a lot of emotions are simmering under the surface.
I'm not sure when would be a good time to drop a bombshell like this. I have no idea how many adopted children look for their birth parents. She is convinced he will have some memories of them and will want to know. I imagine his birth parents will have spoken to him over the years about him being adopted. I would hope they'd tell him the truth because it would be very easy for him to find this out from SS files. She says they seemed to be decent people when they met them as foster parents.
I forgot to mention she's also concerned that he should have the chance to meet his grandparents again. One grandfather is quite frail.
I pause before saying this but your friend appears to be looking at it from her point of view, what she would want if she were him. Much better than just what she wants but still doesn't take into consideration that for the last 13years her son has considered other people to be his parents, he will not look at her and her family in the way she wants him too. He is likely to both feel a connection and feel disconnected from them at the same time.
Also it is much rarer for boys to search for their birth families (I have no idea why these are just the statistics) so she needs to prepare herself for him not wanting to find her or deciding that now isn't the right time for him.
I would echo comments about counselling so that she is as emotionally strong as possible incase things don't work out the way she wants.
Cotswaldsue I am very nervous to reply to this. I am not yet an adopter and so I don't speak from any great wisdom and certainly not from any experience.
I am sure that this experience for your friend has been totally devastating and has almost certainly been a very major factor in her life, affecting it to a huge degree.
I am sure she is longing to see her son again (I am thinking of this from her point of view, not her husband/the boy's father, simply because you wrote about your friend, so I am sticking to that). As well as a huge desire to see him again I am also wondering if her desire to meet up with her son is to be able to tell him what happened and so (in some way) righting the wrong that was done to her, her husband and their son. I can't imagine how I would feel and I am sure I would want to in some way try and right the wrong/make up for the past etc etc.
This is all totally natural and understandable but I wonder if this approach will be able to reach the young man in the way your friend wants. My reason for thinking this is because I am trying to think how the boy/young man will feel.
Of course your friend will want her son to meet his siblings, but how will he feel? It may not at all be your friend's fault that he did not get to grow up with his siblings, but it is also not his fault. And he may find it quite painful to consider that his two siblings got to grow up with both their birth parents and he did not. I know that this is something that will be terribly painful for your friend and it may well be that he is very keen to meet them and get to know them. I think your friend needs to be prepared for either eventuality, so that she does not put too much pressure on him early on to try and fulfill the ending she wants for this tragic story.
You mentioning his having the chance to meet his grandparents again. I am sure that having this opportunity may be good but I am also aware that this frail grandparent may introduce a ticking clock in the sense that your friend will want the boy to meet his grandfather while he is still around. This is, again, totally understandable. I am just concerned that for the young man meeting a grandparent may not be a priority, he may already feel he has grandparents who he has developed a relationship with.
I really hope all will work out very well for all concerned and I think you sound a very wise and kind friend, and will hopefully be able to support your friend through this.
All best wishes (if I have said anything offensive or 'out of order' please please ignore it and please do not pass it on to your friend.
Thank you for your thoughtful words. She says she is braced for him not wanting to see them but I'm not sure she is.
Picking it apart I think what most matters to them both is that he understands that his father did not injure him and that an injustice was done to them all. They want him to know he was loved and wanted and not rejected by his birth parents. He may have grown up believing his father deliberately hurt him which must be difficult to live with.
I wonder if his adoptive parents will have been told that SS admit a mistake was made and if they are likely to pass that on to him.
Gosh - this is a horrendous situation all round. Awful for your friend and her DH, awful for the son who was adopted and awful for the adoptive parents.
If this had happened to me, as an adoptive parent it would destroy me. As adopters, we have no say in whether a child is adopted or not. Of course, miscarriages of justice (though I believe, extremely rare) are tragic - but please also ask your friend to consider the adoptive parents in this. This would be my worst nightmare.
I also really counsel your friend to think of timing here - yes, selfishly (and she has every right to be selfish), she wants him to know as soon as possible - maybe she is worried a grandparent might die etc. But actually, the son must come first in all of this - and my sympathy for the mother (your friend) would deplete if she decided to tell him in his A level year - rather than wait until end of June to drop the bombshell.
However hard it is for your friend, who feels a massive sense of injustice (and rightly so), please, please get her to think of timing for her son. A few months is not going to matter hugely. If a grandparent dies in the meantime, obviously awful - but I think as a mother, she has to think that her son should be able to take his A Levels without all this emotional turmoil.
Please also get her to consider the adoptive parents - it wasn't their fault he was adopted.
You sound a good and wise friend.
Ps has she had letterbox contact with her son? As for whether adoptive parents would know the massive error done by SS - I am not sure. Not entirely sure SS would be obliged to tell (they should have told adoptive parents about other children born to the birth parents).
NanaNina / if you are out there, do you know whether SS would tell adoptive parents that in fact the birth parents had been exonerated?
I sort of hope
All they have been allowed is one photograph a year which the adoptive parents stopped sending when he was 12. They are allowed to write one letter per year but don't know if it is passed on.
They have been keeping a series of beautiful scrapbooks which they update at Christmas and on his birthday where they place cards, photos of family events and write about what they have been doing.
He will be 18 in the summer. I won't say which month but his exams will be over by then, if he is taking A levels. She wants to be ready in case he contacts them. If he gets his original birth certificate he will be able to find them fairly easily - unusual surname.
Posted too soon.
They both feel it likely that his adoptive parents will know that they will try to make contact because they knew the reasons he was taken into care and the family denials.
She genuinely wants what is best for her son and if he wants no further contact will accept that reluctantly. But she is determined that he needs to know the truth and that he is loved. They hope his adoptive parents will support him if he decides to look for them and that he has been happy with them.
She doesn't think that the adopters "stole" her son. SS did that. She's grateful to them for bringing him up and hopes it will be amicable. She knows they may resent any contact but what her son wants is more important than their feelings in her mind.
I'm trying to keep her feet on the ground but she's waited years for this. Her DH is more realistic and thinks it's possible that the son won't want to know them, even after he learns the truth. He's beating himself up for not trying hard enough to keep him and is afraid their son will feel the same. Although they did everything they could at the time from what I can see.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad new again but if the photos of her son stopped when he was 12 this is the age that SS advise the child is given the choice as to whether photos are sent or not. So it is likely your friends son has chosen for the photos to stop.
If you friend was receiving yearly photos up to the age of 12 (some 7 years) then they suddenly stopped it is very likely he decided to stop them, for what ever reason. I hate telling people this part but I think your friend needs to be aware that this is a possibility.
Well, I think it is good that your friend won't make contact until the summer - when his exams will be over.
If your friend has been sending a letter - then the adoptive parents may or may not give the letter to him - it depends if they think it is too emotive/appropriate. But if it is just full of loving words etc then (speaking as an adoptive parent) I would want to share it with my son. However, the letter will be on his file - which he will be able to access from Social Services when he is 18.
I agree with another poster on here - unfortunately, I think it is more common for girls to want to find out about their birth families than boys (and I have heard that, if boys do want to find out, it is usually when they are in their mid to late 20s, maybe when they are settling down/considering a family of their own). I have a friend who was adopted - as was his sister. He has never had any interest in finding out who his birth parents were but his sister did. (He was adopted as a baby, rather than as a little boy.)
I am relieved that she holds no animosity towards the adopters. For what it's worth, I have gone into adoption knowing that I would support my DS finding out about his birth parents (and I have tremendous sympathy for the BM - and think that, actually, we could have been friends in another life) and, although I think it would initially be a struggle, I do think that I would be ok about her coming back into his life at a later stage.
Wow. What a tough few months your friend has ahead. I wish everyone luck and hope some sort of happy ending materialises - even if it is just that he becomes aware of the circumstances.
Remind your friend that teenagers these days (and more so, boys) now (apparently) don't reach emotional maturity until 24 or 25 and even if he rejects her now - as long as she makes it clear that he will always be welcome to get in touch years from now - she might find that after a few months/years, he does get in touch.
I think its also quite common for adoptees to not search until their adoptive parents have died for fear of hurting them or sometime when a big life event happens (eg birth of a baby). I'm not sure if this is so true when adoptive parents have been very open about the adoption.
Anyway - contacting one of the organisations linked to above by Kristina will hopefully mean that your friend gets some support from people who have been through this many times.
I'm afraid a couple of other things spring to mind here: I would imagine that the adoptive parents have been honest about the process which led up to their son being adopted. And that will include the fact that his birth mum was told if she left his dad, her son could be returned to her. But she chose to stay with her husband over her son. And how is that going to make the son feel? He was a child, and she was asked to choose him or choose her husband - wrong maybe, but she still chose the husband. So he's got to have felt at some point that he was rejected by her.
Other points that spring to mind are:
Even if you are absolutely certain nobody ever harmed the child, he may remember that this happened (children's memories are not always accurate, and you may be wrong).
The idea of a "loving scrapbook" worries me with respect to the letters that they have sent. Have they written that they are the boy's "only/real" parents? That they "will be together again"? Those are the kind of things that upset children to read, and adoptive parents for that matter, and tend to mean letterbox gets refused.
I'm sorry to be the bringer of doom - but I know at some point I'm going to have to say to our DS that his, in theory very loving bmum, refused to make changes in her life that could have meant he stayed with her. And how is that going to make DS feel? Why didn't his bmum love him enough to do that?
Thanks for the replies. It's really helping me try to help her.
My friend and her DH were stupid enough to trust social services to see the truth. She felt (early on) that if she agreed to leave her husband that would be seen as an admission of guilt and that they would never be a family again. Her DH did not hurt their child and they were convinced this would be realised. By the time it dawned on them that SS were going to try to take DS away permanently and may get away with it they were told it was too late for her to change her mind about leaving her DH, which is what he urged her to do. She accepts that her son may find that hard to deal with but they do have proof that Dad did offer to leave the home but they were told it was too late. Whether he will be able to forgive that, I don't know.
Their DS always denied his father had hurt him he said from the start that he fell and that was what he always said, time and time again. Somehow their panic at his injury and worry that he would be ok was translated into guilt by a doctor in A&E. If he has any memory of the event he will know his father didn't hurt him.
Their letters only contained family news and the trivia of every day life. They had been warned about what they must not say. They did "sign" them Mummy and Daddy because that's how they thought he'd remember them and that's who they are. I've seen the scrap books and some of the letters - they put copies in the scrap books and they aren't as you describe drspouse. I suppose the adoptive parents could have refused them but that's something they will have to deal with if he ever asks for his file.
We spent a long time this morning talking through your responses and all the possibilities.
In the current digital age people aren't that hard to find. I've said that maybe she should wait to see if he tries to find them but I don't think she will. She's asked for my help (I'm a genealogist) but I've said I won't until he's 18. If I don't help her I think she'll pay a private detective and I think it would be better if it was me.
Somebody is going to be very hurt, aren't they? But I think it's better if the truth does come out, on the whole.
Unfortunately unscrupulous people do tell birth parents to refuse to go along with social workers' requirements to have children returned in case they are seen as "guilty" but if you were a child, would you not want your parents to have done absolutely everything to keep you?
To be honest I'm not convinced we're hearing the full story. Children are very very rarely removed for just one injury. I'm not saying there were more injuries or that your friend is right that her husband didn't cause it (but you really really don't know that this is the truth), but there must have been at least a wilful failure to engage with SW's requirements, mustn't there?
I'd also be very wary of the failure to acknowledge that the adoptive parents are now Mummy and Daddy. That is the kind of thing that definitely means adoptive parents and adopted children get upset by letters. His adoptive parents are no longer his foster carers. They are his parents, and signing Mummy and Daddy suggests don't accept that.
And honestly, you don't know what he'd remember. Children's memories change and (assuming there was no deliberate harm) can easily be accurate to start with and then change later to be inaccurate.
Very sorry not to be all sweetness and light!
Would it be possible to meet/speak with the adoptive parents prior to making contact with their DS? I know nothing of adoption, so possibly not a good idea, but they would be able to find out if there is anything major going on that they should wait for (exams, a big holiday, etc) and give the adoptive parents time to prepare. And maybe find out how their DS would feel about bring contacted.
Again, I do not know if it would be a good idea, but maybe it would help?
drspouse please don't apologise for not being sweetness and light. It's what we need to hear.
The "wilful failure to engage" (as I understand it) was that neither of them would "admit" that the father hurt his child. They were told that if he admitted it then that was the start and he could have anger management and they could both have counselling. It was their refusal to say DS was hurt deliberately that seemed to enrage SS (and one SW in particular) who wouldn't entertain that possibility.
I didn't know them at that time but have come to know them well since and have learned about what happened over the course of time. They do blame themselves for not getting a decent solicitor early on but they couldn't believe what was happening. And they believed that because they were telling the truth everything would be all right in the end. They are a lot less naïve now but they were young and trusted the wrong people.
When they did get a solicitor when the courts were involved SS seemed to take that as proof that they had a case to answer. One reason (she says) that the court made the adoption order was that her child was settled with his future adoptive parents. But he shouldn't have been with them in the first place.
The social workers who dealt with them after their second child was born do believe them.
It's such a mess but I understand why she wants the truth to come out and to at least explain to her son what happened.
whatsagoodusername I think the adoptive parents would be likely to be very defensive, given the circumstances. They may well feel that "never" is the best solution. I'm not sure I'd trust them to tell the truth.
I sort of second what DrSpouse says. Have you read the CPR of the child? Were there other things? Did your friend read the CPR? When I read the CPR of one child I considered, there was accidental injury to a child but there were also other things. Your friend's birth son will see the CPR - if all that is in there is the one thing about the injury, then it should actually be not that difficult to convince birth son that it was all a huge miscarriage of justice etc - and rightly so. But there may be other things. And why could birth son not go to a family member (the preferred situation). Was it because grandparents also didn't agree that DH hadn't caused the injury?
The other thing I would say is this. 18 is such a difficult age. My cousin grew up thinking X was her father when in fact it was my uncle. (X adopted my cousin.) She found out the truth when her mum died and she was 37. She says that if she had found out truth at 18, she would have disowned X who had brought her up - because she was in a "I hate my life, my home, my parents" moment. She is pleased in some ways she found out later when she was more mature - and it meant she didn't break X's heart by rejecting him.
I understand why your friend wants to do this (and I would want to do the same) - but someone/some people are likely to get hurt.
Also - consider that if there is financial imbalance between adoptive parents and birth parents (in favour of birth parents) at 18 this could be a hard thing to accept.
But pleased you are going to wait until he is 18.
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The Bengal Bridegift
Chapter 19
When she awoke the next morning, it took Juno a few moments to regain her bearings; she'd slept heavily through the remainder of the night, and hadn't yet seen her cabin in the daylight. The memories from the day before came flooding back; she was on the Minerva, getting ready to set sail for England to confront the Nabob, find her bridegift, and presumably thwart Napoleon. She had been abducted, married and widowed in a single day, and had made wonderful love to a wonderful man to top it off, although at the time she had been admittedly a bit crazed. I am not at all steady in a crisis, she conceded—it is a miracle the man wants to take me on.
She smiled at the timbered ceiling because if she'd learned nothing else during that tumultuous day, she'd learned that he truly loved her, and did seek to take her on—indeed, if he had his way, they would be already married. Her concerns that he was only after her mythical bridegift—as were apparently half the men in India—had been laid to rest. It seemed evident he was some sort of agent for the Crown, and did not have a personal stake in the matter, other than a very personal interest in herself, of course. Tentatively, she sat up and swung her legs over the edge of her berth to assess her condition. Her arms ached from hanging onto Jost, and her rope burn still hurt, but other than that, she seemed to be in one piece. Sliding to her feet, she gingerly stretched her aching arms, then reviewed the meager offerings in her wardrobe. A dress had been lost in the Rajah's palace, and since she had given another to Aditi, she was left with only the one. Perhaps I can request that several yards of material be purchased, she thought; it seemed evident that Jost would not allow her to set foot off the ship, and so she would have to be grateful for whatever she was given. Juno might not be expert in the use of firearms, or in bloody hand-to-hand combat, but at least she could sew.
Reluctantly, she turned her mind to Aditi, who would also need another dress, if she was still to accompany them to England. It was a terrible dilemma for Jost, who wanted to honor his niyama; but the girl had betrayed them in the most heinous way imaginable. If I had never returned, Aditi would have thought it all well-done of her, thought Juno in disbelief; it was incomprehensible to her that one human being could treat another in such a callous fashion. Hard on such a thought, Juno came to the reluctant realization that she could not do unto Aditi what Aditi had done unto her—Sister Marie would be relieved to hear of it.
Shaking out her sole remaining frock, Juno dressed, and made her way above-decks to observe the flurry of activity as final preparations were made to set sail—sailors climbing the ratlines above, or painting the shrouds with tar. Now that it was daylight, the Minerva seemed much larger; the three huge masts sporting furled sails, with sailors clinging to the booms, their legs crossed beneath them as they worked on the rigging. Gazing about her, Juno became aware she was the focus of many a covert glance, and she could feel the color rise in her cheeks. She spied Jost in conversation with the sandy-haired man from the night before, with Horry, who looked up and saw her.
"Juno," her brother called out. "I came by to check on you earlier, but you were asleep." Juno could see that he continued contrite, and so she approached the group with a smile. "I'm fully recovered, and more than ready to shake the dust of this place from my sandals."
But Jost interrupted any further conversation, his smile softening the words. "Juno, you must go below. The men, they must work."
"Yes—but I wondered if you have decided what is to be done with Aditi."
The smile disappeared. "Aditi stays in Madras."
Unsure how to broach her idea in the face of such implacability, Juno lost her nerve, and only nodded. "Yes; I will see you both later, then."
As she turned, Jost took her elbow to stay her. "Ach, Juno; you wish to speak of Aditi?"
Juno hesitated. "Only if you do not mind—you must do as you think right."
"Me, I will come." He turned to give a brief instruction to the other man, and then accompanied her below.
"Who is he?" she asked as they descended to the captain's cabin. Jost has never told her the sandy-haired man's name.
"Peyton," was the only response. Juno gave him a speculative look, but he did not expand on the topic. Another one like Landon, she surmised; answerable to Jost, and given mysterious duties that would not withstand the light of day.
"Did you sleep well?" He slid open the captain's cabin door.
"I did, did you?"
He cocked his head, his gaze warm upon hers. "Me, I would have slept better if I came back to tell you goodnight."
She returned his look in equal measure, unable to suppress a thrill of hopeful anticipation. I am shameless, she thought; but surely we cannot be expected to remain celibate all the way to England—that horse has already left the barn. Or opened the barn—I cannot think of the right metaphor, when he looks upon me in such a way.
As she took a seat at the map table, there was a knock on the door, and Landon joined them, slipping in to lean against the wall. Jost said to him, "I sent for you because we speak of Aditi, and what is to be done." Crossing his arms, Landon nodded.
Jost met Juno's eyes in all seriousness. "Me, I cannot forget what she did, Juno. Her brother would not want me to."
"Yes," Juno agreed. "That is what I thought too, at first—but then I decided I cannot make who she is change who I am."
Thinking over her words, the two men made no comment, and Juno continued, "You have an obligation, Jost. If she stays here, we know what will become of her. If she sails to England, there's little enough trouble she can cause on the way." She paused, because the two men exchanged a glance, obviously thinking this pronouncement naïve. Juno hurried on, "And I can teach her to sew, and at least give her the opportunity to make an honest living. Then--if she continues down the path she is on—well, it would be her choice, and not out of necessity."
Jost bent his head to consider the table top, the braid falling forward. I would like to see his hair unbound, Juno thought, then tried to pull her thoughts back to the matter at hand.
"You can forget this? Forget what happened to you?" There was a hint of incredulity in Jost's voice.
"Of course not," Juno replied in all honesty. "But I am called to forgive."
Jost was silent, and Juno glanced at Landon, only to see he was watching Jost closely. The Dutchman looked to the other man. "You will answer for her? She must stay out of my sight."
"I will," Landon nodded.
"She comes, then."
Juno sincerely hoped she was not going to regret championing this particular cause. Reminded, she asked him, "Would you mind sending someone to buy fabric for me, before we sail? I can have her start on a dress, as we will both have need of another."
"Tell me what is needed," offered Landon. "I will see to it." There was a pause before he added gruffly, "You have a good heart, miss."
"She is like her father," Jost observed.
Thinking this a fine compliment, Juno smiled in appreciation, as Landon nodded to her and then left, presumably to speak to Aditi. Watching him go, Juno turned to Jost. "Why would Landon take on such a task? It does not seem in keeping."
The Dutchman grimaced and leaned back in his chair. "Me, I am afraid to tell you."
Juno laughed and raised her brows. "Oh? Is he being punished, poor man?"
"No—if she behaves, he will marry her."
Agog, Juno stared at him, completely shocked. "Truly?"
He nodded, amused by her reaction. "Truly."
After staring at him in utter dismay for a moment, she observed in bewilderment, "He may as well take a viper to his bosom."
Jost cocked his head, still smiling. "I thought Aditi, she was the crocodile."
"She is both," Juno pronounced with some severity.
He shrugged his broad shoulders. "Speaking the English—it is very confusing."
But Juno would not be distracted. "Jost—why on earth would Landon be mad enough to marry Aditi?"
Jost met her eye in amusement, and she had to smile, and shake her head. "That is not enough—surely—upon which to base a marriage."
He spread his hands in mock-apology. "The men, they like the bed sport, Juno."
"I am aware of this—" she assured him, "—being as how I am ruined."
Throwing back his head, he laughed loudly, and then reached across the table to grasp her hand. "No longer—me, I will marry you this day."
Suddenly breathless, Juno stared at him. "Today?"
"Yes. I will have the chaplain from the fort come this afternoon—if you agree?"
Delighted, she said, "I do," and wished she had sent Landon to find a better nightdress, too.


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Friday 2 September 1988
It was Friday, under the sign of Virgo. The US president was Ronald Reagan (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Nia Rader and Matthew Wentworth.
In that special week of September people in US were listening to Monkey by George Michael.
In UK The Only Way Is Up by Yazz & The Plastic Population was in the top 5 hits.
The Big Blue, directed by Luc Besson, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1988
while Chaos by James Gleick was one of the best selling books.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf or America Daitōryō Senkyo.
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ANDY Murray's mum Judy revealed yesterday that he never realised how famous he was until his open-top bus parade in Dunblane last September.
In driving rain, crowds lined the street 20 or 30 deep to salute Andy after his US Open triumph – leaving him staggered by their support as they stood for hours to catch a glimpse of him.
Speaking to our sister paper the Stirling Observer yesterday as she travelled to the Downing Street reception for her son, Judy said: "When Andy came back to Dunblane, that's when it hit him what it means to the people of Scotland to share his success.
"Local support has always been incredible.
"Andy sees it when he picks up papers, watches TV or internet."
Judy has been in dreamland since she watched Andy make history at Wimbledon – six years after his brother Jamie won the mixed doubles title there.
Andy Murray starts first day of reign as Wimbledon champion by walking his dogs
She admitted yesterday that the final set on Sunday was a haze of emotions.
And she told how she watched a repeat of the closing stages with Andy in the middle of the night after the glittering end-of-tournament Champions' Ball ... just to refresh her memory.
Judy said: "The last game was tortuous – from 40-love and then to save two break points.
"We watched it when we came back from the ball at around 2.45am because we couldn't remember it."
Judy is still struggling to grasp the enormity of Andy's achievement. She said: "It was amazing. I watched Wimbledon since I was a little girl. Being there and watching my kids winning was incredible."
After his big win, Andy climbed up to the VIP box to embrace his girlfriend, Kim Sears, and his team led by coach Ivan Lendl.
Daily Record reporter takes on Wimbledon champion Andy Murray
He also shook hands with his dad Willie, Olympic legend Sir Chris Hoy and manager Simon Fuller.
But he appeared to have overlooked Judy – until she climbed down to give him a giant hug.
Judy said: "I was sitting a couple of rows back and it was a bit difficult for him to reach."
The perks of being the champ's mum became clear minutes after Andy's triumph when Judy tweeted her picture with an A-list pal to her 77,500 followers. The caption read: "Celebrating with Gerard Butler. Very pleasant."
Judy later tweeted a picture of her dressed up for the ball in a stunning Jenny Packham gown with the caption: "Cinderella?"
She also posted a picture with the Wimbledon women's winner. Judy wrote: "Glamming it up with the ladies champ. The gorgeous Marion Bartoli."
Her sense of humour was illustrated in Judy's next tweet, a picture of her and Lendl. Judy's caption read: "Me and Count Dracula." She added: "Please note Count Dracula is smiling. No really. He is."
Judy was so happy with the world that when asked how PM David Cameron was as she left No10, she replied: "Gorgeous." Possibly the Pimm's served in the PM's back garden may have gone to her head on that one ...
Meanwhile, a beaming photo of Andy at the ball shows him in a rare public hug with both Judy and Willie.
The couple split when Andy and his brother were boys. Relations are strained and they always sit apart at matches, but they were all smiles on Sunday.
A still-emotional Judy broke down last night on Reporting Scotland. She was reduced to tears when Jackie Bird asked if she had any special message for the people of Dunblane.
Judy sobbed: "I would just like to say thank you guys.
"We're just as proud of you as you are of us."
She later tweeted: "Thanks for making me cry Jackie Bird. I'll get u back for that :-)"


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the state or condition of being an ; angelic nature.
the angelhood of heaven.
an angelic being.
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She has too long been assured of her angelhood, and denied her womanhood.
Modern Women and What is Said of Them Anonymous
"Your Majesty has all the other attributes of angelhood," she averred.
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He sees on through the eons—sees things as they will or may be—regards the objects of his adoration as he will in the angelhood.
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Etta James – Losers Weepers [Reissued] (2011)
This is the second in our series of CD reissues of Etta James' Chess albums.Recorded in Los Angeles with renowned arranger Gene Barge and veteran producer Ralph Bass at the controls, the original 11-track album is bolstered with a generous 11 bonus titles cut variously in Hollywood, Chicago and Philadelphia between 1969 and 1973.Highlights for this cd are the slow Soul of "I Think It's You" and the cover of the Jackie Edwards nugget "Look At The Rain". It's also cool to get 5 tracks off the rare "Funk" album – especially the zippy 'message' soul of "Tighten Up Your Own Thing" (lyrics above). The bluesy "Nothing From Nothing Leaves Nothing" is hardly 'funk', but it's a proper Soul gem.
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a braid, especially of hair or straw.
a pleat or fold, as of cloth.
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to braid, as hair or straw.
to make, as a mat, by braiding.
to pleat.
a length of hair, ribbon, etc, that has been plaited
(in Britain) a loaf of bread of several twisting or intertwining parts
a rare spelling of pleat
(transitive) to intertwine (strands or strips) in a pattern
late 14c., "to fold, gather in pleats," also "to braid or weave," from Old French pleir "to fold," variant of ploier, ployer "to fold, bend," from Latin plicare "to fold" (see ply (v.1)). Related: Plaited; plaiting.
c.1400, "a fold, a crease," from Anglo-French pleit, Old French ploit, earlier pleit, "fold, manner of folding," from Latin plicatus, past participle of plicare "to lay, fold, twist" (see ply (v.1)). Meaning "interlaced strands of hair, ribbon, etc." is from 1520s, perhaps from plait (v.).
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Activist arrested for assaulting Thane deputy municipal commissioner
Thane: The police today arrested an activist for allegedly attacking a deputy municipal commissioner at the Thane Municipal Corporation.
Subhash Thombre, 49, the accused, claimed to be a Shiv Sena leader and a social activist, Naupada police said here.
Police registered a case against him for assault, and also under the SC,ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.
The incident took place when additional municipal commissioner Ashok Rankhamb and DMC Sandeep Malvi were hearing Thombre regarding a right to information isssue.
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Teacher Almost Cries When His Students Give Him a Pair of ShoesThe teacher said he wanted those shoes since he was a little kid.
Tom Hanks Returns College Student's Missing ID With Handwritten NoteJust another reason to love Tom Hanks!
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Looking for an easy-to install and updated version of webMAN? Check out this mod!
M@tsumot0 has just released an update to his webMAN mod, and it packs a series of interesting features. Now you can spoof for 4.55 on startup, and check your PSID by heading over to the Web column. You'll also find that some small differences exist in the number of languages supported, and how removed languages are handled by the plugin. For those that want an easy-to-install version of webMAN, just boot up this PKG file and you'll be good to go! The included ccapi file is only for those on non-Cobra firmwares using PRXLoader on 4.53. As usual, try at your own risk.
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The son of a gay dad and lesbian mom on how to think about LGBT people at our churches.
Why We Cannot Settle for a Secular Society
It is only a fear of God that can prevent cruelty and uphold our humanity.
5 Lessons an 87-Year-Old Nun Taught Me About Success
At a personal crossroads, I learned how to live from a cloistered nun.
5 Ways We Fail Our Worship Leaders
We need to recruit, coach, and utilize "prophets who also play" vs. "performers who can pray."
Making Way for the Alpha Dog
What would it look like if we used the apostle Paul's "Follow me as I follow Christ" leadership frame?
Are Women Leaning In? Not at Evangelical Organizations
A new study shows that in evangelical ministries, women are represented in leadership at half the national rate.
First Woman to Head Episcopal Church Will Not Seek Re-Election
Katharine Jefferts Schori's time as presiding bishop has been lauded by theological liberals and bemoaned by conservatives.
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A new study finds more congregations are open to gays lesbians, racial diversity, and exuberant worship experiences.
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Cost Rs 2,500 onwards
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The shoe stalls at the entrance of the lane opposite KFC on Bandra's Linking Road stock beautiful juttis (for men and women) throughout the year. You might also spot a few neon kolhapuris if it's in stock.
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Description of the accommodation:
Rooms, services When taking a trip to Morocco, booking a room at Riad Alhambra Témara may be a great decision. The hotel is offering six tasfefully furnished, nice rooms for those looking for a place to stay at in Temara. Parking is availably nearby for those arriving by car. For recreational purposes you may try the wellness services provided by the hotel, <a/an> steam room will also be waiting for you. Bike rental opportunities will also be available nearby to help you spend your leisure time actively. The local bar will provide an ideal location for personal meetings and nice evening chats. In the safe your valuables may be the safely secured. To learn more about the exact range of services of Riad Alhambra Témara (including services for an extra fee) and the exact equipment of the rooms, please check the information sheet below.
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Arrival, opening hours The personnel of the hotel can speak in Arabic - Saudi Arabia and English with you.
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It was the umpteenth time that Robbie has to fo to his grandmothers apartment and help "fix" her computer. OR more so, fix the internet. This time though, he brought Cat there for back up. From the sounds of the arguing, that wasn't the smartest idea.
"Your mother let's you do that to your hair?!" Robbie's grandmother yelled at the red heard.
"My mother thinks it's funny!" Cat yelled back.
Looking over his shoulder, Robbie stared at the two exasperated.
The fighting went on.
"I'll never let you marry my grandson!"
Throwing her hands in the air, Cat shouted back, "How many times do I have to tell you, we're just friends!?"
"That's a bunch of bull honkey! I know you two are kissing! I can see it in the way you act around each other!"
By this point, the ventriloquist felt he needed a whole bottle of Aspirin to kill his headache. Rubbing this eyes, he continued to listen to the argument.
"What are you talking about!?" Cat stared at the lady in shock.
"We only kissed twice!" She yelled at the grandmother.
The boys eyes grew big as he looked at his friend in shock.
"what!? We kissed once!"
Spinning around to face him, Robbie's grandmother pointed a finger at him accusingly.
"AH HA! So you did kiss!"
Jumping up from the chair, he stood before the two.
"Mamaw, it was just a stage kiss. It wasn't real. Right Cat?" He gave the girl a pointed look.
Looking at him confused , the red head said "But I thought you said it was real."
"And besides," she started off nonchalantly. "I know we kissed at least twice."
His grandmother looked at the two in horror.
"Out!" She yelled shooing the two friends away.
"Robert, don't you come back until you leave that…that freak!"
Turning around to face his grandmother, Robbie gave her an angry look.
"Hey! Cat's not a freak!"
The old women rolled her eyes and scrunched her face in disgust. Pushing then both out, she locked the door. Sighing, Robbie turned to face Cat. To his surprise, she wasn't in tears. Instead, she looked at him thoughtfully.
"You know Robbie," She started softly as they walked out of the building.
"That was a really nice thing you did. Standing up to your mamaw for me."
Blushing, he rubbed the back of his neck.
"It was nothing."
Continuing to walk down the sidewalk in a comfortable silence, they headed to a Groovy Smoothie.
Looking down, he glanced at Cat.
"We haven't kissed twice have we?"
Rubbing his palms over his pant legs nervously, Robbie shook his head.
"No, we haven't."
After a few more moments of silence and walking, Cat stepped in front of her friend. Leaning up, Cat placed a hand on his cheek and kissed him. Shocked, he didn't have time to respond before she pulled away. Cat smiled up at him.
"There. Now we've kissed twice."
Turning back around, she skipped into the Groovy Smoothie. Still in shock, Robbie stood outside the café. Rushing to catch up with her, he ran in hoping to get a third kiss.


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Fradella's Collision Center - Chalmette
Review for Fradella's Collision Center - Chalmette
Denise E. on 06/07/2013
Spoke with Michael. He said they love the repair work done on the vehicle. He has recommended this business to others. They chose this facility based on their reputation in the community.
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Rooms, services 205 comfortably furnished rooms are offered by Swiss-Belhotel Sharjah to guests looking for accommodation in Sharjah. In case you ever feel like eating in, you may taste delicious local dishes in the restaurant of the hotel. Parking is availably nearby for those arriving by car. Car rental service and organized city tours are also available to help you discover all key highlights of the area. If you love spending your leisure time actively it may be a good idea to check the table tennis, sailing and boat rental opportunities nearby. Should you want to stay in good shape during your holiday, you may also take the sports and exercise opportunities provided by the local gym. Airport transfer is provided upon preliminary request. The café can be an ideal place for a pleasant evening talk or a meeting. You can secure your valuables in the safe. The exact scope of services offered by Swiss-Belhotel Sharjah (including those for an extra fee) is available on the information sheet below.
Payment Depeding on the selected room, date and price, you may be asked to provide credit card guarantee or to pay by credit card in advance.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest check-in time to your room is 14:00, the latest check-out time from your room is 12:00. You will be able to speak with the personnel in Arabic - Saudi Arabia and English languages.
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Relaxation: Fitness, Table-tennis, Squash
Organized sightseeing nearby, Car rental nearby, Sailing nearby, Boat rental nearby
- Pool (Outdoor - seasonally open)
Default services: Cafe, Elevator, Safe deposit box, Room service
Airport transfer
Own restaurant
Bathrobe, Hairdryer, Desk in the room, Mini-bar