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Is your teen all fired up about getting a job this summer? While working part-time can be a really positive experience for a teenager, there are a number of real considerations parents need to make when the subject comes up.
When your teen begins looking for a job, make sure you assert yourself and tell him or her what hours are acceptable, what kind of work makes sense for them at their age, and what parts of town you approve of for travel and safety. A job at the mall may be fine, but if they're coming out of the mall at night by themselves, that could be cause for concern. Jobs for teenagers should never require that the teen close a store or business on their own — those jobs should be reserved for adults.
Before your teen receives his or her first paycheck from their first job, it's a good idea to talk with them about what they will be doing with their money. They should be allowed to buy or save for something they really want, but they need to learn how to save money, too. Some teenagers automatically see jobs as a way to save for college or to purchase their first car, but others might not have any idea about saving and budgeting money. Economics or money lessons are important are to teach your child; encouraging your teen to take an economics or life-planning course can be very valuable.
Positive Factors To Consider In Allowing Your Child To Get A Job
- Jobs can teach teenagers work skills they'll need their whole lives, such as how to fill out an application, how to interview well, how to work responsibly, and how to get along with co-workers and superiors
- Jobs can help teens feel more confident and independent
- Jobs help teens develop a sense of responsibility
- Students who work 10 to 15 hours a week during the school year earn higher grades than students who don't work at all
- Jobs help teens learn to manage their money
- Jobs can help teens explore potential career paths
Some Negative Factors To Consider In Allowing Your Child To Get A Job
- Teens who work more than 15 to 20 hours a week receive lower grades
- Teens who work can find it difficult to keep up extracurricular activities and friendships
- Teens who work are more likely to use illegal drugs or alcohol
- Overworked teens sleep and exercise less and spend less time with their families
Some Other Factors To Consider:
- Does my teen get out of bed in the morning without prodding?
- Does my teen shower and have good hygiene?
- Does my teen make good choices?
- Does my teen take responsibility for mistakes?
- Does my teen get along with other teens and with adults?
- Does my teen handle criticism?
- Does my teen have good time management skills?
Talk to your teen about why he or she wants a job, and what your expectations are for:
- Activities and groups
- Friends and family
- Money (how much your child will need to save versus spending and what expenses he or she will be responsible for)
- Grades when the school year starts up again
Finally, use your parenting instincts. Parenting children requires you to use your "parent intuition". You know your child and your child's behavior better than anyone else. You may not be a child psychology expert, but you know your child's developmental needs best!
About Scott Wardell
Scott Wardell has been a school counselor and educator for 34 years. He is the creator of SteadyParent.com: a parenting website devoted to assisting parents searching for solutions that lead to positive parenting outcomes while raising child, teens and young adults.

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It's never too early for a primer on LSU running backs because there is so much to know.
For most teams, knowing a starter and maybe a key backup is enough.
Not at LSU.
When studying Tigers backs, you need to think in terms of a deep stable, exactly what the Tigers have this season. So here are five things to know:
1. Les likes more: A season ago, the Tigers had four running backs – Spencer Ware, Michael Ford, Alfred Blue and Kenny Hilliard – who averaged at least five carries a game. All four had moments when they seemed to be the go-to guy.
It wasn't an anomaly. Only three times in Miles' seven seasons as LSU's head coach has one back accumulated 200 carries in a season. Miles likes fresh legs both over the course of a game and a season. Conversely, he likes to wear opposing defenses down.
With that in mind, don't expect any one back to emerge from this year's stable that has four proven guys coming back.
2. Big men on campus: The LSU backs that have emerged as 200-carry workhorses for Miles – Jacob Hester (2007), Charles Scott (2008) and Stevan Ridley (2010) came with similar builds: All were listed at 6-foot, and weighed between 223 and 234 pounds, averaging 227 pounds.
In other words, they were the big, physical types, including one in Hester who had a future as an NFL fullback.
Most of LSU's running backs fit that bill this year, including the newest member, 225-pound bruiser Jeremy Hill. Ware (707 yards in 2011 in 10 starts) and the late-emerging Hilliard, a 240-pound monster who became a factor late in the season, are also cut from that mold.
Ford, who led LSU in rushing with 756 yards, is more of the speed back, but even he checks in at a healthy 215 pounds.
3. Don't assume story's over: After four games last season, you probably thought you had the LSU running back rotation figured out.
Ware, who had three 20-carry games in the first four outings, was the workhorse. Ford was the change-of-pace guy. Blue was the third back.
It didn't end that way.
Without a major injury coming into play, Ware fell out of favor following a mid-season suspension, Blue's carries increased and Hilliard went from a non-factor to the Tigers' hot back at the end of the season.
The lesson? Always keep the entire stable of backs fresh in mind, because things do change quickly.
4. The full story: Fullback is not a forgotten position at LSU.
Miles loves two backs behind his quarterback. Sometimes, it's the modern battering ram, like last year's starter, departed senior James Stampley, a high school offensive lineman who earned his role as a walk-on. He'll be replaced this year by converted defensive lineman J.C. Copeland, who made an impression last season with an enormous, 280-pound presence as a lead blocker.
But Miles isn't just about converting linemen. Many of his big backs take their turns as fullback. Before Hilliard emerged as a tailback late last season, he was in the fullback mix. Hester, Scott, Ridley and Ware all had their share of snaps at fullback.
5. What's next: The LSU stable, which also includes sophomore Terrence Magee, is still young, lacking a senior, though there are three juniors.
The Tigers have offers out to Katy, Texas running backs Adam Taylor and Jamel James. LSU also has a blocking fullback pledge from Kennard Swanson of Lakeland, Fla./Lake Gibson, a prep defensive tackle.


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Chelsea boss Luiz Felipe Scolari hopes Didier Drogba can play 45 minutes against Manchester City on Saturday.
Drogba has yet to make an appearance for Chelsea this season due to a knee injury, but returned for the reserves last week.
He is determined not to rush his comeback from the injury, but has been pleasing Scolari with his progress.
Scolari is now hoping that the striker, along with John Obi Mikel, could be involved in this weekend's trip to the City of Manchester Stadium.
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"These are the players that I received for training this week, Mikel is in very good condition and Didier grows up every day and grows up every week," Scolari told Chelsea TV.
"He [Drogba] is not completely ready for the game against Manchester City, but in my idea he may be possible to play 45 minutes.
"He is starting, step-by-step, to arrive in the same situation [in fitness terms] as last season."
However, Scolari has received a blow to his plans after Michael Essien was ruled out for several months with a cruciate ligament injury picked up on international duty with Ghana.
The Brazilian added: "Many players are in national teams and the bad news that we received a few days ago is that Essien has an injury.
"If they play in the national teams then I am happy about this, but we know about Manchester City and what Chelsea can expect there, it is a big game.
"We have Thursday and Friday for training, and if they arrive in good condition, without injury, then it is okay for us."


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Meet Ray, he's the boss when his mom's away…
As for old Joe, well he won't give me the time of day…
And then there's little Lily, the princess…
My neighbor asked if I could stop by yesterday to let her dogs out into the yard for a romp. Joe moves a bit slow these days, but he put up with me. Ray was a touch suspicious,
and Lily, well Lily just loved getting her photo taken.
My neighbor sent me a new email this morning to see if I could stop in this afternoon to let the dogs out again.
Early this evening she emailed me a third time to see if I could feed them dinner at 6.
Then came a little rap on the door that I knew would come.
Her step-dad was in the hospital and had taken a turn for the worse.
I'm always so utterly awkward at times like these and feel so inadequate. What could I possibly do to help?
I had planned to create a new cake today…
I started out with the Lemony Peach recipe in Donna Hay's lovely Season's cookbook and began to add ingredients that I love…
I whipped the butter and the sugar until it was fluffy.
Beat in lemon zest and three eggs,
Gently mixed in the flour, baking powder, yoghurt and tarragon.
Spooned it into my baking pan…
and then suddenly I knew how I could help.
Perhaps I could simply just share something that gave me joy…
and just maybe that comfort and love could be baked inside a little piece of cake.
I hope they'll enjoy this little slice of comfort when they get back home from the hospital…
I just knew there was a reason I felt so compelled to bake today.
Heavenly Peach, Blueberry and Tarragon Cake
- 1 ½ cups butter, softened and chopped
- ¾ cup superfine sugar
- 2 tbsp lemon zest (zest of 2 small lemons)"
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup all-purpose flour, sifted
- 1 tsp baking powder, sifted
- ¼ cup natural, unsweetened yoghurt
- 1 tbsp fresh tarragon leaves, chopped finely
- 2 fresh peaches sliced into thin wedges
- Handful of fresh, not frozen, blueberries or raspberries
- Icing sugar to dust
- Double cream
- Preheat the oven to 320 F. Lightly spray a 9×9 glass baking pan. Then line with parchment paper, don't worry, it will fill the corners once the dough is spooned in.
- Put butter, sugar and lemon zest into mixer with a paddle attachment. Beat until light and fluffy.
- Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each one.
- Add the sifted flour and baking powder, yoghurt, and tarragon, mixing gently just until combined.
- Using a rubber spatula, gently spoon out of the mixing bowl and into the parchment lined baking dish, spreading to fill all the corners of the pan. The dough will be very thick in consistency.
- Dot the top with peach slices and press gently into the dough. Scatter a handful of fresh blueberries over and press lightly into the dough as well.
- Bake for approximately 55-60 minutes, cake will be done when evenly browned and a toothpick inserted comes out clean. Let the cake rest in the pan for 10 minutes. Using a small sifter, dust icing sugar over the entire top.
- Remove the cake by lifting the parchment paper and let cool on a rack until just warm. Slice and serve with a dollop of double cream… the cream will begin to melt and be just scrumptious!


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Over this last week I figured out a better way to hold my cello: lower on my chest, and at a more gentle incline. It's like magic; suddenly I'm not hitting extra strings anymore, and bowing is easier because (as Luna put it) "you have gravity working for you." Amazing how one little thing — like, three inches, in this case — can make such a huge difference!
Luna was pleased with my progress over the last week. 1.12 "Andantino" is now finished, having finally met with her approval (mostly because I'm no longer hitting extra strings!), 1.14 "Etude" is now finished, also because of the extra string thing. I'm still doing 1.13 "Rigadoon" for vibrato practice — and I've moved up from pre-vibrato to the real thing this week, although it's going to take a lot of practice to master — and I'm doing 1.15 "The Happy Farmer." It has some weird bowing that's a bit tricky, but I think I'll have it worked out by next week's lesson. She had said it was hard; I don't think it really is, as long as I've got the rhythm right in my head. (She said an earlier piece.. was it "May Song"?… was hard because of the rhythm too, but that part of it wasn't hard at all.) It's got a short bit that repeats twice, and the B part is short too. AABA and the song is done. So I just need to memorize those bits and practice the weird bowing.
(Luna told me only one of her students has started memorizing stuff, and he's almost a whole book ahead of me. I feel a bit chuffed about that.)
Then we got to the composing part. She wanted us to play the bass and melody together. We messed around with it, she wrote it down properly on the staff, we messed around a little more, and figured out the bass part needs alteration. (Well, either the melody or bass does; I want to keep the melody the way it is.) Luna asked me if I'd named it. Hadn't even occurred to me. Now I realize why classical composers name things the way they do; I have no fucking clue what to call it except "Composition No. 1 in D." Anyway, next week we're going to record it, and I'll post it to share if I like the way it turns out. It was so weird to have her deferring to me about the transcription, rewriting the notes to match what I had in my head. For next week I'm writing the sheet music myself after I change the bass part. Although I think that, to make things easier, I'm going to write out the melody and then match the bass to it based on each measure.
By the way, she said she was surprised at how advanced my piece was; she was expecting more like drones for my bass part. To use D&D levels as an analogy, if Bach is level 90 than I am level 2 where she was expecting level 1.
Speaking of Bach, I get to play a minuet of his soon. Squee! Luna told me (before we started working on my composition) that it's her favorite piece in this book. I told her Bach and Vivaldi are my favorite composers. Turns out Vivaldi is her favorite too. I told her about Ofra Harnoy recording all of his cello concertos in one multi-disc CD set. She mentioned Du Pre, and I said I liked her Elgar, and Luna gave me this look and said, "You know, that piece isn't that hard. It's got some high parts, but it's pretty slow." My first thought: "OMG GROWNUP MUSIC!" Second thought: "And I can see how much worse I am than Du Pre!" Heh.
As we were packing up I asked her if she ever listened to the Violent Femmes. She said they're her favorite band. I brought it up because the way the bass is the lead instrument is exactly what I have in my head for what I want to do, musically: low notes as melody. She totally got it. (She, like me, owns a bass guitar, but it didn't really take for either of us. We're both planning to sell ours when we get around to it.) And, actually, the piece I composed is all on the bottom two strings except for one note, an open D. I suspect there won't be any A string notes in my future pieces, either. Or at least not many.
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There is no "derogatory mark" on my creditkarma report for this from some reason. It does show up as the following, under my "total accounts":
Closed Account Balance $1,366 Reported May 25, 2010
The auto finance company is Toyota Financial. The collections agency offered me a settlement of roughly $900. I've reached out to them about a Pay for Delete and they said I have to speak to Toyota. Toyota said that I have to deal with the credit collector. I've not admitted debt. I called Toyota back and they say they have no idea what a "Pay for Delete" agreement is, and that there's no way they would issue anything like that.
My questions are:
1. Is there a pay for delete option, or is that just a myth? If so, what can I do to get that? Toyota may find that I indeed owe the debt and that there was no mistake on their part.
2. If pay for delete is not an option, what are the pros and cons of paying in full vs. taking the settlement? I'd pay the settlement in a lump sum.
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There is such a thing as "pay for delete agreements" but only with companies that accept agreements like that. Instead of speaking to them about a "pay for delete agreement" just say "I will pay this if you remove the account from my credit reports".
Is this debt within the "statute of limitations" in your state to be sued for it? If so, then consider getting it paid. If it is outside the "sol" and you cannot be sued for it, then you may be wise to just let it age and fall off of your credit reports and if contacted by anyone asking you to pay it, send them a "cease and desist letter" telling them to no longer contact you about the debt.
Paying it in full or settling: there really is no difference. The only thing that paying it in full would do, would be that it would look better if your credit report is under manual review by an actual person, BUT it will still look bad to most reviewers and for most credit apps your credit will not be manually reviewed as a computer system will do it and with a computer system you will be dinged the same either way in most cases. That said, unless you are going for a mortgage loan soon (where your credit will be manually reviewed), then you would probably be better off to settle for a lesser amount if you decide to pay it.
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if toyota isn't reporting anything derogatory, then why ask for deletion? if they show the account was in good standing with good pay history, it's not hurting you! now, the collection agency can hurt you. why they don't report it, i have no idea. maybe they only report to experian... you do realize there is a third agency right? CK uses transunion and equifiax.
my advice, if the debt is recent, say 1-2 years, and they are not reporting the collection, then just pay them off. if you pay them in full they have less incentive to do anything in the future, like report an unpaid balance etc. if it's really recent, like a month or two, they may have just not gotten around to reporting it yet! in this case the collection may just be right around the next corner from being reported.
if the debt is old, like 4-5 years, and they still have not reported it, then chances are they are not. i wouldnt mess with it in that situation.
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Is This the Real World Trailer (2015)
In the real world you can't just do what you want. In the real world you have to compromise. Mark Blazey does not want to live in the real world. Living in a semi-industrial coastal town, seventeen-year old Mark is a smart kid from a chaotic family who has just thrown away a scholarship to a private school and found himself at the local high. At school Mark is zeroed in on by an overbearing principal who dominates everything around him. At home Mark is dealing with a jail-bound brother, his grandmother is fighting for her life, and a mum who's short fuse is kept doused with cask wine. His little sister is someone he wants to protect. When Mark finds his first real love he tries to escape all the forces in his life with her. But his love is with the daughter of his nemesis, the school principal. Simmering tensions boil over between the student and the teacher, between the son and his mother.
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CO-OPERATIVE Group branches across Sheffield have raised £7,030 for the appeal for extra family accommodation at Sheffield Children's Hospital.
They are backing The Sick Children's Trust's Branching Out Appeal to create an 11 bedroom house with a direct link to the hospital so that families are on call at any time.
Staff at 14 stores gave an initial donation of £1,330 last May, and have now brought in an extra £5,730 through raffles, book sales, dress down days and
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Operations manager Mark Sanderson said: "We have a host of other events planned for the next six months and are eager to keep up the momentum."
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When it comes to hearses, Robert Dean is a purist.
He lovingly maintains his 11 coffin carriers in their full funereal splendour, complete with working rear compartments, curtains and glistening chrome.
But others in the Phantom Coaches Hearse Club are less wedded to history. Some have put seats in the back; one member installed shelves with a television and bar, while another painted lizard scales all over hers.
"We have fewer people now who want to know about their coach," says Dean, a founding member of the LA-based car club, who is also an avid collector of Cadillacs.
"They're more interested in it being an accessory because they're into Halloween and stuff like that, which is OK."
The club, which started in the early 1990s and, according to its website, has members all over the world, is one of several on the US west coast devoted to hearses.
It is also one of many car clubs in the US and elsewhere that have sprung up to cater for growing bands of car nuts with a bent for the unusual.
The internet has helped kick-start many of these more recent groups, which are mainly online forums for members to share photos and swap vital statistics.
There are clubs for police cars, New York taxis and for a host of celluloid vehicles, ranging from Mad Max, The Dukes of Hazzard and The Blues Brothers to replicas from TV series Knight Rider.
Then there are others that exist purely for the thrill of planting the accelerator. Members of The Slow Car Club, for example, meet once a year to drag-race in their untuned, unmodified plodders (although, according to the club's website, they have been slow to meet in the past several years).
Getting together is also important for Dean and other members of the Phantom Coaches club.
Every January, for example, they pick a quiet spot in Fairhaven cemetery in Santa Ana for one of their regular meetings, presided over by the club president, who they call "the chairman of the morgue".
Afterwards, everyone piles back in their hearses and heads several clicks up the road, where they then drive around a roundabout in the city of Orange for as long as they can.
"We end up going around about 20 times before we exit," Dean says. "It always draws a huge crowd."
Club meetings are different every month - they lined their hearses up recently outside the premiere of the new Nightmare on Elm Street film.
But often they find themselves at a cemetery. "Actually, we met at another cemetery in March, where we had an early Easter egg hunt," Dean says.
For most people, being a member of a car club is usually about sharing a passion for one make or model, or one type of car, such as a hearse.
But there are others, such as British club Mille Modello, that turn this idea of mutual interest on its head.
In this club, no two cars can be the same - one Aston Martin Mark III, one Renault 2CV and so on - and membership cannot exceed 1000.
Founder Guy Markham says that when he started the club, little more than a year ago, he owned four different cars and couldn't face the prospect of joining four clubs.
"When it comes to cars, I've always been a 10-year-old boy with an almost illogical love of them," Markham says.
"I was a bit of a fan of all cars. If I went to a show where there was one marque I would be a bit bored, so I thought there must be a club out there that's just for people who like cars."
Attracting members has been a slow process. Markham says he is being choosy because he wants a good variety in the first 100 cars that join but when that number is reached, he hopes the ranks will swell more quickly.
"We want a range of originals and a few cars with a story behind them, ones held together with string almost," he says.
"So there's a mix of everything: a mix of people, a mix of cars and it's a group of individuals."
While Mille Modello inches towards 1000 members, the Junky Car Club is riding high on five times that number - although the criteria for joining are a little less rigorous.
For one thing, membership in the Junky Car Club is free - Mille Modello has an annual fee - and it is open to anyone with an old clunker.
Members consider themselves a community of drivers, with membership cards, bumper stickers, rallies and bragging about how unreliable or rusty their cars are.
But their motives for joining are more political than automotive. "Our philosophy is junk pride," says founder and president Mike Foster.
"We're very proud of the fact that we're not spending our dollars on car payments; we're spending those dollars to help people and learn to be more generous in our own lives."
The club encourages each member to sponsor a child or to give money to campaigns, such as one that recently helped homeless people in southern California who are forced to live in their cars.
Foster hit upon the idea for the club four years ago after deciding that too much of his time and money was going into his expensive Infiniti sports car. So he sold it and bought a 1993 Camry instead, which "smells funny in the summertime and has lots of problems".
Foster started sharing his story with friends and encouraged them to rethink the need for a flash vehicle. Despite occasional bouts of regret, presumably during summer, Foster says he loves writing a cheque every month for the four children his family sponsor.
"My identity should flow from the good things that I contribute to the world, not how shiny my car is," he says.
Taking it to the Max
If ever there was a movie tailor-made for car lovers it was Mad Max. Its vehicles were brimming with testosterone and driven the way those muscle cars should be — fast.
Perhaps the most iconic car of all, Max's black Interceptor with its brooding metallic headlight grilles and exposed grumbling engine, was built from a rare Ford XB GT.
In the decades since the film came out, this car has been replicated countless times by fans. Most of those — and many others who have built other cars from the films — have posted a picture of their pride and joy on Peter Barton's website devoted to the Mad Max films, madmaxmovies.com.
"If I look at the stats of the site and what parts they go to, more than half of the people go to look up info on the cars," Barton says.
It is not a car club in the sense that there are monthly meetings and a newsletter but many of the car owners who have pictures of their cars on the site know each other and keep in touch.
Those in Australia get together every year or two for events or rallies, or to mark a milestone from the film.
Barton's car is a replica Big Bopper, the yellow pursuit car from the first film. He last took it for a spin at the film's 30th anniversary in 2008 at Little River in Victoria, near where he lives — but he usually keeps it in storage.
"I've never been a car nut as such, this replica is the first exciting car I've ever owned," he says.


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Grounded Teacher Directory
The list below represents the Grounded "Kula" or community of teachers that have completed Grounded training(s). The directory can be filtered by using the drop down category menu to select the level of training teachers have obtained. Level indicates the following:
- Grounder: Successfully completed one Grounded training module
- Elevating Grounder: Actively pursuing certification.
- Certified Elevated Grounder: Successfully completed the requirements for 95 hour Yoga Alliance Certification
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I attended my first yoga class by accident 14 years ago. A Freshman at Auburn University, I worked part time at our local gym answering the phones. The manager asked for help in the group fitness room… and then I realized I was being tricked to stay for the class. Good thing, because I immediately fell in love with yoga and was hooked for life!
My senior year was spent studying abroad in Rome, Italy, where my personal daily yoga practice quickly turned into a group affair. I studied International Human Sciences that year abroad and my thesis was on cultural differences and nutrition. After months of writing about differences in our world, it dawned on me that yoga is the one thing that can go any place, any time, has no age barrier or even language barrier!
As a mom, I see the magic that happens in my own children through yoga and love sharing that with others. Classes are always open, judgement free, and in a positive environment where children feel safe to be themselves.
A big thank you to the Grounded founders for creating the opportunity, support, and encourgement to combine my love for children along with my passion for yoga!
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I am a mother of 2 little girls and a yoga practitioner for 7 years. I am in the beginning of the journey as a yoga teacher for children and adults, in November 2015 I will graduate with my 200RYT certificate and I begin teaching the grounded curriculum at Smoke Rise Prep in Smoke Rise, GA in the fall of 2015. Currently I am at Grounder Level.


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HANOI — Police here have arrested the operators of Lauxanh.xxx for the act of "promoting pornographic products."
That website, along with the operators' Upanh.xxx and Gaichoi.xxx, were used as dating sites, primarily advertising prostitutes in Vietnam, according to a report.
Hanoi police accused Luong Van Toan, Phung Thanh Son and Hoang Van Huu of operating the websites, which all launched in April.
To attract visitors to Lauxanh.xxx, Huu allegedly appropriated porn pics and clips from other websites to post on the site, which had about 21,000 members, police say.
The business was lucrative for the trio, with banner ads selling for about VND500,000 ($25,000) a week. Prostitutes advertising services purchased spots for VND500,000-VND1 million ($25-100).
Pornography is illegal in Vietnam and enforcement against it has been known to be strict.
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Secrets of eden : A Novel. / Chris Bohjalian.
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| NOW A LIFETIME TV MOVIE STARRING JOHN STAMOSFrom the bestselling author of The Double Bind, Midwives, and Skeletons at the Feast comes a novel of shattered faith, intimate secrets, and the delicate nature of sacrifice."There," says Alice Hayward to Reverend Stephen Drew, just after her baptism, and just before going home to the husband who will kill her that evening and then shoot himself. Drew, tortured by the cryptic finality of that short utterance, feels his faith in God slipping away and is saved from despair only by a meeting with Heather Laurent, the author of wildly successful, inspirational books about . . . angels. Heather survived a childhood that culminated in her own parents' murder-suicide, so she identifies deeply with Alice's daughter, Katie, offering herself as a mentor to the girl and a shoulder for Stephen -- who flees the pulpit to be with Heather and see if there is anything to be salvaged from the...
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Sorry, but I'm having a little trouble sleeping, so I thought up of an extention to Threshold's profile. I want to get it down somewhere before I forget.
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To: Lt. Colonel Yagami Hayate
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We have recently found a laboratory in the vicinity of Ghast where Threshold was first found. The laboratory itself was heavily damaged and devoid of people. Much of the information stored in the computers was heavily corrupted but some of it was readable. We believe some of the information found relates to Threshold directly.
The documents refer to a "Subject #0002" that has, since birth, a device installed inside of her. This device was not activated according to the information but there has said to be plans to activate it. The description of #0002 matches that of our own #47C6 so we believe they refer to the same person.
Normally, even a person with high magical power have natural control over it. However, when we found the girl, she was unstable and seemed to have little control over how own powers, which is why we applied the limiter. From the information we gathered, it is possible to conclude that her high magical power that we detected came instead from her device, which, if recently activated, explains why she had difficulty controlling it. The device, if embeded internally, would be nearly impossible to detect unless if it was checked for specifically.
Unfortunally, this does give credibility to the suspicions that she was involved in the attack on Ghast. Also unfortunally, we still don't know any reasons for her current behaviour or her relationship with #47C7 Pain.
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Up for consideration today is an excellent vintage 1:50,000 map of Mareuil, France & Belgium. (Sheet 175; second edition). This map was produced during the second World War by the British for the War in Europe. This map is dated 1943 and is in excellent condition with only a few very minor marks which are commensurate with age. This map has been folded and has always been kept in dry conditions.Thanks for looking, I have many more rare and unusual maps for sale so please have a look - I will combine postage. Payment by Paypal please, I am willing to post to Italy but the buyer must pay for the map to be sent recorded (£7) as I have had many maps go missing en-route. Once again, thanks for looking. Any questions please do not hesitate to ask.


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Path to Rutherford Road, Cambridge
The weather today was dull and overcast: a drab November day. However the temperature was very mild, there was hardly any wind, and apart from a spot of drizzle at the start it was dry all day.
Our route today took us south from Cambridge to Great Shelford and then via Little Shelford to Whittlesford, Duxford, Ickleton and up Coploe Hill. The pace was moderate which suited me just fine: I was still feeling jet-lagged from my recent trip and welcomed the opportunity to chat with the others as we rode along.
Coploe summit
After pausing to regroup at the top we continued to Catmere End before dropping down along Chestnut Avenue to Audley End house. We climbed a short hill into Saffron Walden to find our way blocked by a large crowd at the War Memorial: it was just after 11am and the ceremony of remembrance was still in progress. After a rather confusing diversion around the back streets we arrived at Bicicletta Cafe where we stopped for coffee and cakes. Just one member, Edmund, was waiting for us inside.
The cafe was very busy today, with two large cycling groups in front of us, so we had to sit at tables outside and wait about twenty minutes for our drinks. Others were frustrated by the wait, and not everyone was impressed by the coffee, but I still like this place and will definitely come here again.
Morning coffee in Saffron Walden
After coffee various members returned to Cambridge leaving seven of us to continue on to lunch in Thaxted: Conrad, Alex, Ray, Paul, Seb, Edmund and me, with Li joining us for part of the way. We set off south along the High Street, past the War Memorial and down Wenden Road towards Wendens Ambo. This road is the shortest route to Audley End station and today was the first time I had been along it since traffic-calming was completed a few weeks ago.
Wenden Road, Saffron Walden
Our lunch stop today was to be in Thaxted, but instead of taking us by the direct route Conrad took us on a loop through Arkesden, Rickling, Ugley, Henham and Debden Green which brought is to Thaxted just before 2pm. We stopped for lunch in Parrishes Restaurant and had a very pleasant and convivial meal there.
Lunch in Parrishes Restaurant, Thaxted
We left the restaurant at 2.50pm and set off back to Cambridge. I was pleased that Conrad wasn't going to take us back into Saffron Walden but instead took us north through Great Samford and Radwinter to Ashdon.
Preparing to set off after lunch in Thaxted
We continued north to Balsham and as we rolled down the hill to Fulbourn the sun set. I arrived back home at 4.45pm, having cycled 64 miles.
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The response to this question may depend on who is answering it. A therapist who specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) may say that OCD is a result of the belief that an intrusive thought, impulse, or image and the resulting anxiety that is generated need to be neutralized, or else the thought will somehow come true, or a dire consequence will occur. The relief that occurs after performing the compulsion feels very good to the person, but at the same time it is the beginning of a pattern of behavior that will increase over time, now that the person has learned a way to rid him or herself of the obsession, he or she will be more likely to repeat the behavior the next time the obsessive thought occurs.
A psychiatrist may say that a person with OCD is experiencing a chemical imbalance. This is based on previous findings that have shown that certain medications, such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), lead to an increase of serotonin in the brain and a decrease in OCD behaviors for some patients. Therefore, with the right combination of medications, psychiatrists believe OCD will decrease over time as the chemicals become balanced.
A neuroimaging researcher may say that OCD is the result of abnormalities in the physical structure of the brain. Neuroimages of the brain (such as PET scans, MRIs, etc.) show what areas are working, or "firing," while a person is focusing on an obsession or performing a compulsion. These images are compared with images of the brain functions of people who do not have OCD and who are thinking the same thoughts or performing the same behaviors. A neuroimager is looking for differences between these two groups in how the brain functions, and then they form hypotheses about how disorders develop based on the differences they find.
It is probable that OCD develops because of a combination of all of these factors. More research is needed to say for sure how each one of these areas interact with and influence the others.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jacksonville Jaguars first-round draft pick Derrick Harvey ended his 33-day holdout Wednesday after reaching agreement on a five-year contract that could be worth $30 million.
His base package will be $23.8 million over the five years. The key tradeoff that ended the holdout was the ability to get $6.2 million of incentives and escalators based on playing time, a source told ESPN.com's John Clayton. The escalators and incentives have less of a trigger than those in the deals signed by the draft picks taken above and below Harvey.
A former Florida standout, Harvey was the last first-round draft pick to sign and undertook a lengthy holdout that left him behind in preparation for the regular season and frustrated coach Jack Del Rio.
The eighth overall selection in April, Harvey was expected to bolster a pass rush that struggled to pressure quarterbacks last season. But he missed all of training camp and the first three preseason games.
It was unclear whether Harvey would play in the preseason finale Thursday night at Washington. He did travel with the team to Washington, D.C.
"This was a long and challenging process for the player and for the team," Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver said. "This was a good example of the problem commissioner [Roger] Goodell has cited with the lack of a rookie pay scale. We're all happy that Derrick can now focus on getting on the field, being a Jaguar and contributing to this team."
Harvey's deal included a little more than $17 million guaranteed and could pay him as much as $33.4 million with incentives and escalators.
Harvey had 20½ career sacks with the Gators and was the defensive most valuable player of the 2007 BCS national title game against Ohio State. The Jaguars liked -- and needed -- Harvey so much that they traded up 18 spots to get him. They may not have expected him to be so expensive.
But linebacker Vernon Gholston, selected with the sixth pick by the New York Jets, signed a five-year deal worth $50 million, with $21 million guaranteed. And New Orleans gave the No. 7 pick, defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis, a five-year deal that reportedly included $19.5 million guaranteed.
Harvey's agent wanted a similar deal, but the Jaguars declined to give the rookie more guaranteed money than they gave quarterback David Garrard, who signed a six-year, $60 million extension that included $18 million guaranteed. It was the richest contract in franchise history.
"There were some unusual challenges and plenty of room for honest differences of opinion," said Paul Vance, the team's vice president of football operations.
Del Rio was the most vocal, ripping the escalating contracts of first-round draft picks.
"What's happened at the very top of the first round is ridiculous," Del Rio said last month. "When you're paying the guys who have never done anything more than star football players in this league that have played for years and established themselves at this level what they're capable of, it can be a little frustrating."
The Jaguars refused to budge from their final offer to Harvey, but they eventually gave in slightly by changing the deal's incentives and making them easier to achieve.
Now, after so many problems at the defensive end position, Jacksonville probably would prefer to see Harvey reach all of them.
James Wyche (Achilles tendon) is out for the season. Jeremy Mincey (wrist) has missed the entire preseason. Starter Reggie Hayward is still recovering from a hamstring injury. And second-round pick Quentin Groves has looked every bit like a rookie in the last two preseason games.
"We welcome Derrick and will work hard to get him up to speed as quickly as possible," Del Rio said. "I know that Derrick has been anxious to get here. It's good for him and also for us to have this done as we finish up the preseason and prepare to start the season."
The Associated Press and ESPN.com senior NFL writer John Clayton contributed to this report.


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On January 14, HUD released the proposed rule Updating Regulations Governing HUD Fees and the Financing of the Purchase and Installation of Fire Safety Equipment in FHA-Insured Healthcare Facilities.
As discussed in previous LEAN Blasts (April 2013, August 2013 and November 2013), all FHA-insured 232 facilities are required to have automatic fire sprinkler systems. The proposed rule revises the fees related to a fire safety equipment loan and creates a new definition for "fire safety equipment."
The proposed rule eliminates the commitment fee from a fire safety equipment loan for 232 facilities and sets an application fee of no more than $5 per $1,000 of loan amount.
In addition, the proposed rule changes the definition of "fire safety equipment" to be less dependent on the determinations of the Secretary of Health and Human Services. A revision of the definition of "equipment cost" also permits a borrower to finance any fees associated with obtaining a loan to update a facility's fire safety equipment.
Comments on the proposed rule are due by March 16, 2015.


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Capitalism is not a democratic system, but you would think it is by the way many people defend it as if it's written into the Constitution and the basis for freedom in America. It's generally taboo to criticize capitalism, to suggest it doesn't work, or to question why we adhere to it. People in this country who argue against capitalism are accused of being unpatriotic. Why is it acceptable to engage in criticism of the education system, transportation system, and agriculture system, but those who criticize the economic system are booed out of the theater? Answer: the Cold War. Americans have not let go of their fear that if we give up on capitalism then we will be taken over by Stalinist-style communists. So if I say I think capitalism is a failure, then I am immediately suspect. Let's get real and have a meaningful conversation.
The way capitalism works in this country, a very few high-echelon individuals at corporations and financial institutions make decisions that affect millions of people without consulting them. Those people most impacted by these decisions certainly do not have the opportunity to vote on the decisions. That's not a democracy. In some instances one person makes the decision. That's an autocracy. Our elected congress does not make these decisions. The people, those doing the heavy lifting, have no say. That is not a democracy.
I admit that I am woefully ignorant about economics. I have trouble wrapping my head around numbers. But honestly, I am better at understanding economic principles than I am at balancing my checkbook. And I look around me and I see some serious fallacies being accepted into the common lexicon of economic discussion.
For one thing, the economy is not recovering. I work with statistics every day at my job. Number one: The way unemployment is counted gives a false picture. Number two: the number of people living in poverty is calculated based on an arbitrary measure. People who have given up on looking for a job are not counted in unemployment figures. Middle income people are still losing their homes and going deep into debt to pay for such things as medical care because wages are stagnant. So when you hear that the economy is recovering, you should ask, "for whom?" For financial institutions bailed out by the government? Saying that the economy is recovering makes all the people who are unemployed, I mean ALL, not the government figure (and ALL is actually estimated by real economists to be over 15% of the population), it makes all those people feel rotten. If the economy is recovering then why can't they find work? And who can live on an income that is marginally above the poverty level? The federal poverty level is not derived from any real effort to figure out how much a family needs to earn to survive. If real calculations for poverty were used, then more than one-third of the population of the U.S. would be counted as living in extreme poverty. That's a lot of children and grannies going to bed hungry. And most of the rest of the population, living not much above the poverty level, are barely getting by, struggling to pay medical bills and figure out an exit strategy from the work force so that they don't have to work until they drop dead.
It used to be that getting a good education was a ticket to a better way of life. Now it is a ticket to an avalanche of debt. And the inability of young people to find meaningful work that pays an adult wage is disgraceful. Concepts of socialism built on the shocking idea that those who work for a company should make company decisions, not the shareholders, not the board of directors, but the employees, well that threatens the very basis of profit-mongering. And capitalism is all about profit. There is no such thing as trickle down, Mr. Reagan. I'll tell you what actually trickles down and it ain't money.
I am not advocating for any other particular type of economic system. I am not that knowledgeable about economics. But I'm certain that there is another system that we can develop that is not capitalism, that does not create the disparity between the 99% and the 1% we have now. And I am certain that capitalism does not work. We are seeing it not work. One thing I find quite interesting is that until relatively recently in the evolution of the human race, our economic system did not utilize a market for the distribution of goods, resources, and services. Distribution occurred directly and without the use of money. In tribal cultures, everyone worked the communal land together and reaped the harvest, which was divided amongst them. If someone was sick, then the healer served them. If someone was young, then teachers taught them. If someone was old, then they were cared for. I'm not going to move to the Andes and live in a remote tribe, but I do think that if we put our heads together, we can come up with a better way to exchange goods and services, to distribute resources, than the system we have now, which has flopped on a grand scale. And is it so outrageous to suggest that the answers will not be found in the "civilized world"? Why we call it civilized to allow our elderly and our children to go to bed cold and hungry while our millionaires fly around the world in their personal jets, well that escapes me.
Here are some of the immediate questions on my mind in light of the ongoing economic crisis:
1) Why isn't the government creating jobs, filling them, putting people to work as government employees, like FDR did in the 1930s? Giving money to banks and corporations does not work as economic stimulus. Any idiot can see this. The federal government should directly hire people to build infrastructure, develop green energy alternatives, design more workable health care systems, provide universal preschool, and more. Sheesh.
2) Why is the government chipping away at the few protections people have in hard times and old age, such as Social Security and Unemployment Insurance? It's not as if anyone can really live on what they earn from Social Security, which is not much more than $12,000 per year for most people. But it's something. It helps.
3) What happened to federal regulations on the banking industry? Ever since the Clinton Administration repealed the Banking Act (in 1999), things have gone from bad to worse because banks have the ability to take huge risks, which by-the-way caused the economic crisis of 2007. And then what did the government do to address the crisis? It gave my hard-earned and taxed income to the banks to bail them out. Remind me again about why that was a good idea. Because I'm still furious.
4) Why is the government spending precious dollars on military interventions in foreign countries?
5) Why are our young people receiving such little help in obtaining a quality education and why does the government continue to allow them to be exploited in the job market with things such as "unpaid internships"?
6) Why is there so much opposition to a sensible health care system? I'm not asking for that watery Obamacare, but something with some substance that is more socialistic, like they have in Canada (where pharmaceuticals are affordable) or France. Somehow a lot of people seem to think socialism is the same as communism. So to those of you who wince when I use the word "socialistic," I say, "Get a dictionary."
Nothing will change until it becomes acceptable to engage in open discourse about our economic system. Nothing will improve until that discourse leads to the dismantling of capitalism. The economic crisis will continue to unfold in devastatingly new ways until that discourse leads to the development of a sustainable and equitable economic system to take the place of capitalism. So don't talk to me about economic recovery or economic stimulus. Talk to me about what a new economic system would look like. That's a conversation I am dying to have.


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NEWS: 13/10/2011 - Well I've finally deleted the hideous attempt at Potter fan fiction that has been sitting on this account for the past eight years. Phew, I wont have to feel embarressed of anyone trying to read it :) Had a bad week, need to go and make it better with Rayne XD
SECONDLY It's been EIGHT YEARS since I joined this site! Goodness gracious! I still have some stuff on my fictionpress account - http://www.fictionpress.com/~crazychickmia - a lot of go se on that as well, and not updated in a long time, but there are a = couple of poems that I actually like.
Reading through my old profile, it is interesting to see what has changed, and what hasn't. In my old profile I said I had a long hair - kind of funny, because my hair is a whole lot longer now than it was 8 years ago, on account of it only being cut once in that whole time and a few trims to keep the edges nice!
My tastes haven't changed a great deal with regards to favourite movies, books etc. Eight years ago I was a big Potter fan; but I didn't keep up reading the books so I'm a bit lost in that verse now.
I've discovered Firefly, and not much else compares! Currently obsessing a bit - certain friends of mine are banning me from having a marathon without them, so I am taking out my frustrations with FanFic - and thank goodness I have, it has bought me back to this wonderful site, unvisited for so many years!
Pre Firefly scouring, there was a definite amount of Buffy love :)
Not many other TV shows that I am nuts over; did love City Homicide, Best Cop Show Ever, and very very sad that it is no longer running - especially when we still have to put up with stuff like Home and Away!
Too many favourite authors and books to list - a lot of fantasty (Mercedes Lackey, Tamora Pierce etc), a lot of cop stories (Nelson DeMille especially), throw in some sci fi with KA Applegate and a home grown horsey hero with Elyne Mitchel.
Please feel free to suggest good Firefly fic, especially anything starting Jayne, or better yet, Rayne! I can't remember when I became a Rayne shipper; before that I was Jaylee. I think I read a fic and went WOW. Not sure who or what or where though. Thank you to whoever wrote it though!
Also a f/an of any good Buffy fic with Spike please :)/
Probably not much good suggesting Potter stuff any more; way to out out of the loop there haha!


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A serving UK soldier has been arrested under the Terrorism Act after a nail bomb was discovered at a house in Salford. Based on reports, the 19-year-old soldier, who was arrested in Germany, was brought back to Britain for questioning. However, he has been released on bail.
BBC reports that he was questioned about suspected links to right-wing extremism.
On Thursday, the Greater Manchester Police was following up on a tip they have received about images of abuse on a computer. While executing the warrant in Mellor Street, Patricroft, they have found the suspected nail bomb. In connection with this, another 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possessing abusive images. Police said that they have recovered "several items of literature which could be viewed by some as potentially inflammatory".
The discoveries led to the arrest of the serving UK soldier in Germany. His barracks was also searched.
Police said in a statement: "A cordon was put in place and a number of residents were evacuated as a precautionary measure."
"Specialist officers assessed the device and were later able to confirm it was no longer a threat to the community."
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In this video we transform our roasted turkey stock into a delicious, refined, turkey gravy.
Welcome to Stella Culinary's How to Cook Video Index. To get started, select one of the video categories from above, or browse by most recent below.
To get the most from these videos, it is highly recommended you listen to the Stella Culinary School Podcast, which many of these videos are produced to supplement. If you have any questions while working your way through the Stella Culinary content, you can Ask Chef Jacob or post it to our friendly community forum.
In this video we transform our roasted turkey stock into a delicious, refined, turkey gravy.
One of the benefits to breaking down your turkey into it's individual parts before cooking is you now have bones with which you can make an awesome turkey stock. This home made turkey stock can be used as a base for turkey gravy, to moisten the ingredients in your stuffing, or to make turkey soup with your leftovers.
In a previous video, I demonstrated how to break down a whole turkey into its individual parts. In this video I demonstrate how to completely de-bone the turkey leg, including those pesky feather bones.
In our previous turkey videos I demonstrated how to break down a whole turkey, and then debone the leg and thigh. In this video, we take our deboned turkey leg and turn it into a beautiful roulade.
Roasting a turkey whole is difficult because the breast and legs cook at different rates. This video will show you how to break down a whole turkey into it's individual parts. Once broken down, you can pan roast the breast, turn the leg into a roulade, and make a roasted turkey stock.
In a previous video, I demonstrated how to make bricohe doughnuts. In this video I'll show you how to whip up a quick maple glaze.
Chocolate ganache in it's simplest form is a mixture of heavy cream and chocolate, with a common ratio being 1:1 by weight. In this video I demonstrate how to make this simple coating that can be used to glaze freshly fried brioche doughnuts.
Screw Superman and his dumb disguise, if you want to be a Sunday morning superhero, look no further. Scratch made, freshly fried brioche doughnuts dusted with cinnamon sugar, glazed with maple, or coated with chocolate ganache and sprinkles ... now that's the stuff of legends.
The best part is, the dough for these doughnuts comes from our same master formulation that can be used to make a classic loaf of brioche bread, hamburger buns, dinner rolls, or brioche bites for you next cocktail party.
In a previous video recipe I demonstrated how to make amazing hamburger brioche buns. But the dough used in that recipe isn't limited to just hamburger buns, it also makes a great loaf of bread.
In a previous video, I demonstrated how to make the ultimate hamburger brioche bun. Since I used a KitchenAid mixer for the kneading process, I received a lot of questions on how this dough can be mixed by hand. This video demonstrates the best technique for mixing rich, high fat doughs such as brioche by hand.


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Doctor Who: The Return of Doctor Mysterio
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- February 21st, 2017
- Movie Release Year:
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Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Holiday
Peter Capaldi, Charity Wakefield, Justin Chatwin, Matt Lucas, Adetomiwa Edun, Aleksandar Jovanovic and Logan Hoffman
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In Doctor Who: The Return of Doctor Mysterio, join the Time Lord (Peter Capaldi), as he teams up with an investigative journalist (Charity Wakefield) and a superhero to save New York from a deadly alien threat. Can the Doctor save Manhattan? And what will be revealed when we see behind the mask? Written by Steven Moffat, the special is executive produced by Moffat and Brian Minchin, produced by Peter Bennett, and directed by Ed Bazalgette ('Poldark'). It was shot in Cardiff at BBC Wales Roath Lock Studios. Doctor Who is produced by BBC Studios Wales.


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All is NOT quiet on the Eastern Front.
It has been another busy year at Eastern Front Theatre!
A year that saw us start a new season with the very popular, heart-warming Cape Breton story of the birth of the credit union movement, Lindsay Kyte's TOMPKINSVILLE. I was thrilled with the positive reaction to the play.
We had a completely sold out fundraiser, as part of HAL-CON, a dramatic reading of Howard Koch's War Of The Worlds, the infamous 1930's Orson Welles radio broadcast. A dozen actors recreated the entire broadcast and we are so grateful to all who participated, supported or attended.
In the Spring, we hosted So You Think You Can Act? : a fun-filled night of hilarity as Hali-Famous contestants competed in a reality-show-style night, showing their acting chops. Six contestants, three judges and one coveted trophy. The night was a lot of fun and we are so grateful to all who assisted with the night at Casino Nova Scotia!
Thanks to Cathy Jones, Jonathan Torrens, Jacob Sampson - our three judges. We kneel down, with gratitude, for Cyril Lunney, Ana Almeida, JC Douglas, Megan Leslie, Christopher Webb and Michael 'Fat Apollo' McCluskey. They were brave and bold contestants.
Touch-A-Truck 2017: Our incredibly popular family-friendly fundraising event was indoors, bigger and better than ever before in May, at the Halifax Exhibition Centre, Prospect Rd. Thousands of people came through the door and clambered all over the 30 vehicles on show.
Then our second show of the year, CHASING CHAMPIONS, hit the Neptune Scotiabank Stage and exceeded its box office targets. This award-winning show won many hearts over its two week run and will continue forward, as EFT secured the producing rights to tour the show. Watch this space!
Because we do not like to sit still, Chasing Champions was closely followed by our two week STAGES Theatre Festival, where we had SIXTEEN different shows and events in a two week period, in six venues around Halifax. The Festival is the jewel in EFT's crown...supporting, nurturing and promoting the creation of Atlantic Canadian work.
Now we turn our attention to the 2017-18 season, our 25th year! Check out the line-up and join us at the theatre!
Want to support EFT? You can become a donor. Learn how and what perks you get (invitations, tax receipts, rewards) on our donor page.
So, welcome to Eastern Front Theatre and as we move towards our 25th anniversary (2017-18) to another year of focusing on what Atlantic Canadians do best: tell stories, tell dynamic stories and tell them better than anyone else.
Eyes Front, everyone.
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This year's Hometown Hero is David Peplau! The Mum Squad is excited to honor such a wonderful and brave soul who has not only served our Country and represented Bristol so wonderfully, but also demonstrates the heart to be involved in the community to such great lengths!
Please join us at this year's Hometown Hero Breakfast Sunday, September 25th at American Legion Post II at 22 Hooker Court, Bristol, Connecticut at 9 am.
Also join us for the big Mum Festival weekend on Saturday September 24th where Dave will be honored at 4:40 pm on the stage and presented special awards of this recognition! Without further ado, here is Mr. Peplau's shining resume and also a road map for all to admire and strive for in being an outstanding citizen, volunteer, and person. Congrats DAve!
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Rebecca Brand shows how to make a Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate Drink that is awesome for a cold night or winter snack. Hot chocolate with peanut butter in a drink tastes like a Reeses Peanut Butter Cup in a mug! It is so easy to make, and making this with just these simple ingredients of unsweetened cocoa, brown sugar, milk and peanut butter is a simple as a recipe gets, yet it is so yummy! Hot Chocolate drinks plus Peanut butter is a unique yet wholesome snack. Once you make this, you'll start having this for breakfast on cold winter mornings! Get your extra dose of protein in that peanut butter to start your day as a hot breakfast drink. Hot drinks come in many forms, but this one is special, so try to make your peanut butter hot chocolate and let me know how it turns out!
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Washington, Aug. 20: A Texas jurys decision yesterday to award $253 million in a single lawsuit alleging negligence in the death of a man taking the once-popular painkiller Vioxx has brightened the possibility that Indians who have used the medicines local version ' Rofecoxib ' could obtain legal relief for damages.
The verdict, which grabbed American TV and print headlines yesterday and today, will be a precedent in 4,200 lawsuits that are already in US courts holding Merck, the manufacturer of Vioxx, responsible for heart attack or stroke among thousands of the 20 million people who had used the drug by the time of its recall in September last year.
Merck, which is to appeal yesterdays decision, saw its stocks tumble 7.73 per cent on Wall Street following the jurys stunning verdict.
The pharmaceutical industry here estimates that Rofecoxib had annual sales in India of Rs 1,350 million and was used by hundreds of thousands of arthritis patients and others suffering from inflammatory pain.
Until its ban on October 12, 2004, Rofecoxib was made in India by Ranbaxy, Unichem, Torrent, Lupin and 26 other pharmaceutical firms.
The possibility that Indian patients ' even Indian companies which pirated Mercks US patent rights and manufactured Rofecoxib ' could sue Merck under the American justice system stems from allegations that Merck deliberately misled the US Food and Drug Adminis- tration (FDA) into allowing Vioxx to be in drugstores in the US.
The New York Times reported as early as 2000 that Merck overruled one of its scientists after he suggested that a 73-year-old female patient had probably died of a heart attack.
She had participated in a clinical trial for Vioxx before it was put on the market.
In e-mail exchanges between Dr Edward M. Scolnick, Mercks senior scientist and Dr Alise S. Reicin, vice-president for clinical research, Reicin repeatedly advised Scolnick to change his views about the death so that we dont raise concerns.
In later reports to the FDA and in a paper published in 2003, Merck described the cause of this death as unknown.
And when Vioxx was finally withdrawn from drugstores, the company said it had learned that the medicine posed a risk of heart attack and stroke only recently.
If it is established that Merck knowingly misled the FDA, the company will be open to criminal prosecution, paving the way for Indian companies and patients to join class action suits in the US demanding billions of dollars, which are in the pipeline.
Meanwhile, it is expected that any final settlement in yesterdays verdict will be reduced from the $253 million awarded by the jury.
Texas law has a cap on punitive awards to twice the economic damage of $450,000, in this instance, and up to another $750,000. However, there is no financial limit for loss of companionship or mental anguish.
Yesterdays verdict involved Carol Ernst, a widow who alleged that her husband, Robert Ernst, 59, died of a heart attack in 2001 after being prescribed Vioxx.
Until he started taking the prescription, Robert had no heart problems and was even running in marathons.
Merck has so far set aside only $675 million to help cover legal costs, but the Texas verdict may only be the tip of an iceberg that may overwhelm the New Jersey-based pharmaceutical giant.