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Garage Black Friday Countdown: Take 25% Off All Dresses (Today Only)
Here's Garage's new Black Friday Countdown deal of the day.
Today, you'll be able to purchase regular priced dresses at a 25% discount both in-stores and online. For online shoppers, prices will be discounted automatically at checkout so you won't need to worry about using promo codes.
There aren't too many styles on sale today, but here are a few that caught our eye:
- Lace Bustier Tulle Dress - $29.93 (was $39.90)
- Fit and Flare Bustier Lace Dress - $37.43 (was $49.90)
- Printed Velvet Bodycon Dress - $27.68 (was $36.90)
- Mesh Bodycon Dress - $24.68 (was $32.90)
- Crushed Velvet Ballerina Bodycon Dress - $26.18 (was $34.90)
All eligible styles can be found here.
Shop this sale before the end of the day online at GarageClothing.ca or at your local Garage store. Online orders will ship free with no minimum purchase required.
The Bay
Hudson's Bay: $50 Pegabo Men's Leather Shoes + Up to 50% Off Other Men's Shoes
Since yesterday's flash sale from Hudson's Bay was for women, today, they're offering a great deal for men.
For those of you shopping for a new pair of dress shoes, Hudson's Bay has discounted select styles from Pegabo to just $50! These styles normally cost $110, so you'll be getting a pretty sweet deal today. Through the end of the day, these 6 styles are available for $50:
- Adreawen Leather Blend Derby Shoes (Black)
- Adreawen Leather Blend Derby Shoes (Dark Brown)
- Adreawen Leather Blend Derby Shoes (Tan)
- Abbot Leather Blend Derby Shoes (Black)
- Aewiel Leather Blend Derby Shoes (Black)
- Ibaossi Leather Blend Loafers (Black)
If you don't see a style you particularly like, you can check out the other styles also on sale today. Other Pegabo shoes have been discounted by 33% and other shoes by Clarks, Florsheim and other brands have been discounted by 50%. Here's a quick peek at some of the styles on sale:
- Florsheim Jefferson - $112.50 (was $225)
- Clarks Chart Limit - $75 (was $150)
- Bostonian Parkdale - $70 (was $140)
- Nunn Bush Maxwell - $50 (was $100)
- Clarks Summer Heath Leather Ankle Boots - $85 (was $170)
These deals are available both online at TheBay.com and in-stores at your local Hudson's Bay through the end of the day. Don't forget to click on the green links to get 3% cash back on your purchase! Online orders over $99 ship free.
NCIX.com Black Friday Countdown Event: Evga SuperNOVA 750 B1 Power Supply $50 (Was $100) After MIR + Free Shipping
NCIX's 14-Day Black Friday Countdown event is live, where one new hot deal is revealed every day until Black Friday!
For today's offer, NCIX is selling the Evga SuperNOVA 750 B1 Power Supply for $69.99 (Reg. $99.99) with a $20 Mail-in-Rebate (valid through November 25). This effectively drops the final price down to only $49.99!
The SuperNOVA 750 Power Supply is designed for enthusiast needs. It features a Bronze rated efficiency with 750W of continuous power. Other features and specs include:
- Compatible with Intel 4th Generation Core Processors (C6/C7 Idle Mode)
- 85% efficiency
- 750W output power
- 80+ Bronze certified
- Crossfire and SLI supported
- 5 year limited warranty
For comparison shopping, the SuperNOVA 750 Power Supply is available at Newegg.ca for $79.99 (Reg. $99.99) after $10 rebate card + $9.99 shipping
This offer is live until end of day today. If interested, you'll want to act now before it's gone! Free ground shipping is included.
Hollister Co: Take 30% Off The Entire Store (Through November 26) + Free Shipping Over $75
Starting today, Hollister Co is offering a 30% discount on the entire store online and in-stores. This discount will apply on almost everything, including jeans and outerwear. Clearance merchandise online, bras, Down Undies, and third party merchandise are excluded from this offer.
To apply this discount on online purchases, use promo code 35559 at checkout. Otherwise, this discount will apply automatically at checkout when shopping in-stores.
Since there aren't many sale items available at the moment, this discount is probably best to use towards getting a decent discount on regular priced merchandise. Here are a couple of their new arrivals that have caught our eye:Women's:
- Harbor Cove Extra Long Sweater - $32.87 (was $46.95)
- Daley Ranch Duster Cardigan - $37.07 (was $52.95)
- Polar Bear Instarsia Sweater - $30.07 (was $42.95)
- Los Trancos Flannel Shirt - $30.07 (was $42.95)
- Fleece Joggers - $30.07 (was $42.95)
- Rocky Point Velvet Skater Skirt - $23.07 (was $32.95)
- Seascape Sherpa-Lined Hoodie - $59.47 (was $84.95)
- Hobson Park Mock Neck Sweatshirt - $30.07 (was $42.95)
- Broad Beach Flannel Shirt - $30.07 (was $42.95)
- Hollister Pattern Fleece Joggers - $37.07 (was $52.95)
- Doheney Parka - $118.30 (was $169)
- Big Dume Polo - $23.06 (was $32.95)
This sale will run through November 26. Online orders over $50 ship free.
Abercrombie & Fitch
Abercrombie & Fitch: Take 30% Off The Entire Store (Through November 26) + Free Shipping Over $75
While Abercrombie & Fitch's weekend 25% discount is over now, they're now offering a 30% discount that will apply across the entire store, including on outerwear and jeans. Unfortunately, clearance merchandise online is excluded from this offer.
To apply this discount on online purchases, use promo code 15559 at checkout. Otherwise, this discount will apply automatically at checkout when shopping in-stores.
While there aren't many styles currently on sale, they have added some new arrivals to their collection. Here's a quick look at some of the styles that caught our eye:Women's:
- A&F Puffer Jacket - $133 (was $190)
- Macey Shine Sweater - $51.80 (was $74)
- Chriista Sweater Dress - $51.80 (was $74)
- Lucy Snit Top - $44.80 (was $64)
- Zoe Cat Intarsia Sweater - $44.80 (was $64)
- Olivia Sweater - $77 (was $110)
- Lewey Mountain Cardigan - $65.80 (was $94)
- Hopkins Trail Polo - $37.80 (was $54)
- A&F Vintage Tee - $23.80 (was $34)
- A Christmas Story Graphic Tee - $23.80 (was $34)
- Deer Brook Sherpa Lined Sweatshirt - $91 (was $130)
- MacNaughton Mountain Sweater - $58.80 (was $84)
This sale will run through November 26. Online orders over $75 ship free.
StarbucksStore.ca: Buy Three Whole Bean/Ground Coffees & Get One Free
This week's Gift of the Week from StarbucksStore.ca is now live!
This week, purchase any three whole bean or ground coffees from the selection here and you'll get a fourth bag for free! Since these 1 lb bags of coffee generally cost between $10 to $19, this is a pretty decent deal if you're planning on stocking up for yourself or gifting some to friends and family. Plus, if you're a huge fan of their seasonal flavours, you can save on your purchase while stocking up for the rest of the year.
Here's a look at some of the flavours available:
- Starbucks Christmas Blonde Roast (1 lb) - $18.95
- Starbucks Holiday Blend (8 oz) - $9.95
- Starbucks Christmas Blend, Ground (1 lb) - $18.95)
- Starbucks Caffe Verona Blend (1 lb) - $16.95
- Starbucks Pike Place Roast, Ground (1 lb) - $16.95)
Starbucks Reserve Coffees and coffee variety packs are excluded from this offer.
Offer is live now through November 29. Orders over $65 will ship free.
Walmart Black Friday Online Exclusive Deals Roundup: $1398 Samsung 55" Smart Ultra HDTV, $349 Schwinn A40 Elliptical + More
Excited for Black Friday? We have Walmart's Black Friday flyers available now on RedFlagDeals.com! Here's the link to their regular Black Friday Flyer and here is the link to their 4-Day Online Exclusive Black Friday Event flyer. We've already rounded up their regular flyer here, and we're about to get started on their online exclusives. Keep reading to check out the deals that go live this Friday:Televisions:
- Samsung 55" Smart UHD TV - $1398 (was $1698)
- Samsung 50" Smart Ultra HDTV - $998 (was $1298)
- Samsung 40" Smart Ultra HDTV - $798
- LG 55" 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV - $1398 (was $1698)
- LG 49" 4K Ultra HD LED 3D Smart TV - Surprise Price (was $1498)
- LG 40" 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV - $598 (was $698)
- SONY 3D Bluray Home Theatre with WiFi - $348 (was $498)
- Samsung 60" 1080p 120Hz Smart LED TV - $1198 (was $1398)
- Sharp 80" Aquos LED Smart TV - $2998 (was $3998)
- Danby 6 Bottle Countertop Wine Cooler - $118.98 (was $138.98)
- Anki Drive Starter Kit - $99.97 (was $149.97)
- Casio LTP1331-6AV Ladies Watch - $29 (was $49.96)
- Vellux Original Blanket - $29 - $49 (was $49.96 - $59.96)
- iRobot Braava 380t - $238.93 (was $349.93)
- Schwinn A40 Elliptical - $349 (was $622)
- Hamilton Beach 6 Slice Toaster Oven - $29.96 (was $49.96)
These deals will go live at 12 AM EST on November 28. As always, online orders will ship free with no minimum purchase required (remote locations are excluded from this offer). Deals are live through December 1 or while supplies last.
Sport Chek Cyber Monday Preview: Up to 60% Off Doorcrasher Deals + Free Shipping On All Orders
Sport Chek has just released a quick preview of their Cyber Monday deals!
While they haven't provided details on specific deals, they're promising a discount of at least 15% off their entire website. Additionally, you'll be able to find some doorcrasher deals at up to 60% off regular price. These deals are available while supplies last.
All online orders will also ship for free with no minimum purchase required.
You can check out these details here. Check back for updates on these offers!
To tide you over until the Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals start, click here to check out the deals currently available at Sport Chek.
Best Buy
Best Buy: Dell Venue 7 16Gb Android 4.2 Tablet $100 (Was $150) + Free Shipping
If you're shopping for an affordable tablet, Best Buy is selling the Dell Venue 7 16Gb Android 4.2 Tablet for only $99.99 (Reg. $149.99) with free shipping. That's a hot deal and great second opportunity for those of you who missed out on the same Future Shop deal last week which sold out quickly.
The Dell Venue 7 is a solid, all around budget tablet that would be suitable for kids, parents or the casual user. It's powered by Android and features a bright display and strong battery life for surfing the web, watching videos, playing games and more!
Features and specs include:
- 7" WXGA display with 1280 x 800 resolution
- Intel Atom Z2560 Processor 1.6 GHz
- Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
- 16GB eMMC
- MicroSD card slot to expand memory up to 32GB
- VGA front camera and 3MP rear camera
- Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
This deal is live and expires on November 27. Free shipping is included for all online orders over $25. If interested, you'll want to act before it's gone!
Thanks to second2 for sharing this deal with us.
Amazon.ca: $299 Wii U Deluxe Bundle + Free Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze or The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD
Here's a heads-up for anyone looking to purchase a new Wii U for themselves or as a Christmas gift.
Amazon.ca is matching Walmart.ca's Wii U offer this week and is now also offering the Wii U Deluxe Bundle plus a free game for $299! For the free game, you can choose either Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze ($54.95) or The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD ($49.96).
The Wii U Deluxe Bundle already comes with Super Mario 3D World and Nintendo Land, so all in all, you'll be getting 4 free games with your Nintendo Wii U! That's quite a lot of value, in our opinion.
To redeem this offer, just add the Wii U Deluxe Bundle to your shopping cart and add one of the two games to your cart as well. The discount will then be taken automatically.
This offer is live through November 26. Your order will ship free from Amazon.ca.
Walmart Supercentre
Walmart: Sony Alpha a5000 Mirrorless Digital Camera with 16-50mm Lens $348 (Was $498) + Free Shipping
If you're shopping for a compact system camera, Walmart.ca is currently selling the Sony Alpha a5000 Mirrorless Digital Camera with 16-50mm Lens for $348.00 (Reg. $498.00). That's a terrific savings for an extremely popular and regarded mirrorless camera. It would make a nice gift for someone upgrading from point & shoot but not quite ready to handle a full-sized DSLR.
The A5000 is the latest entry level mirrorless camera from Sony and benefits from generations of development from the discontinued NEX series. It is one of the smallest mirrorless cameras on the market and features a large 20.1MP APS-C sensor that's capable of taking DSLR quality photos. Other product highlights include:
- 20.1Mp Exmor APS HD APS-C CMOS sensor
- BIONZ X image processor
- 3.0" 460.8k-Dot tilting LCD monitor
- Full HD 1080p video recording at 60 fps
- Built-In Wi-Fi connectivity with NFC
- ISO sensitivity up to 16000
- 25-point contrast detection autofocus
- Continuous shooting up to 3.5 fps
- Includes Sony 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Zoom kit lens
For comparison shopping, the Sony A5000 is available from Dell.ca for $419.99 (Reg. $499.99), Best Buy and Future Shop for $429.99 (Reg. $449.99).
Order online and you'll get free shipping with no minimum purchase required. Don't forget to click through the green links to get 2% cash back from RedFlagDeals.com.
Burt's Bees
BurtsBees.ca: Get a 9-Piece Holiday Grab Bag ($75 Value) for $25
Here's a gift idea for any Burt's Bees fan!
Burt's Bees' Holiday Grab Bag is now available online at BurtsBees.ca. It's jam-packed with over $75 worth of products but you'll only need to pay $25 for it. You'll find 9 items in this Holiday Grab Bag, of which 8 are full-sized. Here's a list of the products included:
- gud Pearanormal Activity Body Wash (295 mL)
- gud Pearanormal Activity Body Lotion (235 mL)
- Cranberry & Pomegranate Replenishing Body Bar (140 g)
- Travel Size Milk & Honey Body Lotion (70 g)
- Starry Night Lip Gloss (6 mL)
- Strawberry Lip Shimmer (2.6 g)
- Bit of Burt's Pomegranate - Pomegranate Lip Cream (4.3 g) & Mini Lemon Butter Cuticle Cream (8.5 g)
- Peppermint Foot Lotion (100 mL)
Shipping is free on orders over $49, so you may want to check out other holiday kits available now:
- Burt's Bees Naturally Nourishing Kit - $19.99
- Burt's Bees Honey Pot - $19.99
- Lip Balm Trio - $8.99
- A Bit of Burt's Bees Red - $5.49
- Essential Burt's Bees Kit - $14.99
These offers are live for a limited time only.
Amazon.ca: HooToo TripMate Elite Wireless N Travel Router with 6000mAh Battery Charger $50 (Reg. $80) + Free Shipping
Here's a deal worth checking out if you're someone who travels frequently and are interested in reducing the amount electronic peripheral devices you bring along. Sunvalleytek Canada via the Amazon.ca market place is selling the HooToo HT-TM04 TripMate Elite Versatile Wireless N Travel Router with 6000mAh Battery Charger for $49.99 (Reg. $79.99).
The TripMate Elite is a 4-in-1 travel solution that combines a router, external battery, AC adapter, and personal cloud into one compact device. Here's a closer look at the features and specs:
- Personal Cloud: Access and share files from any USB storage device over a wireless network
- Travel Router: Converts a wired internet connection into a wireless network (receive signal, not a LAN port)
- 6000mah External Battery: Charges most phones 2-3 times and extend the life of most tablets for an additional 4-8 hours
- Dual USB Wall Charger: Functions as a dual port USB wall charger by plugging directly into the wall
For more shopping choices, the more compact HooToo TripMate Wireless N Portable Travel Router without the built-in wall plug is available from the Amazon.ca market place for $39.99 (Reg. $69.99).
This deal is live. As always, orders over $25 and fulfilled by Amazon will ship free.
Thanks to coriolis for sharing this deal with us!
UGGAustralia.ca New Markdowns: $200 Classic Short Crystal Bow Boot (was $280), $170 Cary Boot (was $250) + More
New markdowns are available online at UGGAustralia.ca. All prices will be as marked and UGGAustralia.ca will ship your order to you via express shipping for free!
Only styles for women are available currently, including:
- Classic Short Crystal Bow - $200 (was $280)
- Cary - $170 (was $250)
- Darling - Suede - $150 (was $210)
- Neevah - Leather - $140 (was $198)
- Classic Mini Crystal Bow - $180 (was $255)
You can check out all available styles here.
In our opinion, these sale prices are decent if you're looking for a new pair of UGGs for yourself or as a Christmas gift. There's not a lot to choose from, but we do like the Classic Short Crystal Bow boots and the Cary boots.
Sale is live while supplies last.
Lululemon Women's We Made Too Much New Additions: $99 Long & Short Of It Jacket (was $148), $89 Departure Pant (was $128) + More
New markdowns are now available at Lululemon.com! As always, styles tend to sell out fast, so you'll need to shop quick.
This round, Lululemon has only added styles for the ladies. Styles available now include:
- Out Of This World Long Sleeve - $69 (was $108)
- Astro Pant *Full-On Luon (Regular) - $64 (was $98)
- Departure Pant - $89 (was $128)
- Front & Centre Tank - $24 (was $48)
- Wunder Under Pant * Full-On Luxtreme - $69 (was $92)
- Bang Buster Headband *Mesh - $14 (was $18)
- Long & Short Of It Jacket - $99 (was $148)
All items on sale are final sale, meaning no returns or exchanges. Orders will ship free from Lululemon.com with no minimum purchase required.


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Another plus, she adds, is the format; while the day will center on the day-long interactive workshops, attendees will also have a chance to sit through individual consultations. The STWBC Bootcamp runs 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; the $70 per person fee includes lunch, consultations, and all sessions. Call 210-207-0112 for more info.
Bromley award
Bromley Communications LLP VP Deborah Vallejo reports that a national campaign created by the San Antonio-based agency for Western Union will be honored by the Texas Public Relations Association (TPRA) at the Texas PR Leadership Day & Gala in Austin, March 5. Fourteen of the best public relations campaigns produced by industry professionals throughout the state of Texas will be recognized.
Vallejo explains the Western Union spot was designed to lift Latino consumers' spirits and boost loyalty and brand preference during the economic crisis. Western Union and Bromley Communications conducted extensive primary and secondary research to build the PR platform that would work in harmony with Western Union's new global identity.
The core conviction for the Hispanic market (which led to the campaign design) stated: "We believe in people who are on the move in pursuit of their dreams." Vallejo says the approach involved reality-TV like consumer intercepts with on-premise interviews with Ana Maria Canseco, one of Spanish language TV's most loved personalities.
Bromley's various agency and brand teams worked closely to coordinate radio remotes and grassroots activities leading up to and during Canseco's appearances. Video and still photography crews were sent to Western Union agent locations in five markets to capture customized interviews and visuals with the same overriding look, tone and feel. Participants' stories were then posted on a Western Union ¡Sí! branded YouTube channel and shared with news media.
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The day our political class lost all sense of shame...
Changing the culture: War Minister John Profumo
A glance at today's political class makes us see all too clearly that the concept of shame has almost disappeared from public life.
Men who have lied to the House of Commons still sit there, some in very senior positions. Peers imprisoned for fraud blithely return to the House of Lords after being released from jail.
Some MPs still draw parliamentary salaries despite having deceitfully fiddled their expenses. One such miscreant, Lib Dem David Laws, even attends Cabinet meetings.
If I was to identify the moment the rot set in, I would go back to an event that 'celebrates' — if that's the word — its 50th anniversary this year.
I am referring to the Profumo scandal of 1963, which changed the nature of British public life for ever.
Rumours had circulated around Westminster about an affair between War Minister John Profumo and Christine Keeler, a call-girl who had also slept with a Soviet naval attaché.
The gossip was fed by a group of Labour MPs who had spotted a golden opportunity, at the height of the Cold War, to embarrass and weaken an already troubled government.
This rabble, though, showed the symptoms of decline, too. For example, Labour MP George Wigg, who helped bring down Profumo, was caught kerb-crawling.
By March 1963, the rumours about Profumo had become so destabilising that he was forced to make a Commons statement.
During his liaison with Keeler, he did not pass any to secrets to her that she might have shared with her Soviet lover. Yet in the moral climate of the time — the Lady Chatterley ban had only just been lifted and divorcees were still not welcome at royal events — he was vulnerable. Senior politicians were supposed to set an example to the country.
Scandal: Profumo with his wife, actress Valerie Hobson. His affair is seen as one of the defining events of the so-called Swinging Sixties
Profumo's affair with Christine Keeler (pictured), the reputed mistress of an alleged Soviet spy, was at odds with the climate of the time when politicians were expected to set an example
Profumo lied to protect his family, denying any impropriety with Keeler. This misjudgment, I believe, changed the whole political culture.
Eventually, a shamed Profumo resigned from the government and as an MP.
His departure precipitated a profound change in the old order.
The so-called satire boom was in full swing, with the emergence of Private Eye and the TV show That Was The Week That Was. Their main targets were the ageing grandees who ran Britain, and the attacks were corrosive.
The Commons debate over Profumo was Tory Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's chance to restore his authority but he blew it. Within four months, Macmillan was gone.
As for Labour, following the death of the urbane, gentlemanly Hugh Gaitskell earlier in the year, the party had elected Harold Wilson as its leader.
Profumo lied to protect his family, and was forced to resign for it. Subsequently, far graver lies would be told to the Commons - and those responsible would see no need to resign
Wilson was clever, cynical, manipulative and unscrupulous. He'd also realised that Britain wanted a leader who embraced an exciting vision of the future, not a class-ridden, fusty idea of the past. Significantly, in 1967, Britain started to withdraw from its bases east of Suez, and devalued the currency — which caused Wilson to make his cynical and dishonest remark about the value of 'the pound in your pocket' being unchanged as a result of the pound's value being cut from $2.80 to $2.40.
Standards of probity were already tumbling. Social standards were revolutionised, too.
Divorce was made easier; abortion was legalised; homosexual acts between men over 21 were legalised; capital and corporal punishment were abolished in the penal system; the first race-relations legislation came in; and the voting age was cut to 18.
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The whole public framework of moral values was being forcibly changed by the political class.
The Profumo affair is seen as one of the defining events of the so-called Swinging Sixties, and marked the advent of the permissive society. In fact, it is better seen as the last roar of the old order. Within a few years, the concept of a politician nobly resigning in the way that Profumo did would become alien.
The process of lowering standards began in the early Seventies but has picked up momentum in recent years.
First, Tory Reginald Maudling left the Government (but didn't resign as an MP) because of unwise connections with the corrupt architect John Poulson, who had been at the heart of a local-government scandal in the North-East.
Then, a Labour minister, John Stonehouse, faked his own death on a beach in Australia and ran off with his mistress, leaving a trail of debts.
By the Eighties, politics had become more about self-service than about public service.
Subsequently, far graver lies would be told to the Commons and be found to damage not just the reputation of Parliament but of the country — and those responsible would see no need to resign.
It was as if the political class decided that Profumo's sense of shame was excessive.
The Profumo scandal also marks a milestone — when amateur politicians started to make way for a professional breed.
After Macmillan's fall, we witnessed — first in the Labour party, then in the Tory party — the creation of a political class that was full-time, well-paid, and increasingly divorced from Victorian ideals of honour and public service.
The irony is that Jack Profumo, with his discretion and charity work, set an example in adversity that today's politicians lack the moral fibre to follow.
Brendan Coyle, who plays a valet in Downton Abbey, has made unpleasant remarks about Lady Thatcher — whom he claims to hate — on his Twitter account. What the Tory peer Lord Fellowes of West Stafford, who writes the TV drama, must think of this is anyone's guess. But perhaps in the next series, Mr Coyle's character, Bates, will be hanged after all.
Meanwhile, shouldn't there be a treatment on the NHS for people like him who have an irrational hatred for the greatest peacetime prime minister of the last century, despite all she did to transform our country?
Brendan Coyle has made unpleasant remarks about Lady Thatcher on his Twitter account
Universities complain that Michael Gove's changes to AS-level exams will make it harder for them to choose students.
I don't see why places cannot be offered on the basis of mock A-level results taken in January, and confirmed once the real grades are known in August. This might be easier to co-ordinate if it wasn't for the idiotic decision for universities to be run by Vince Cable's business department rather than by the education department.
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The Electoral Commission has ruled that the Scots must be asked a neutral (rather than biased) question in next year's independence referendum. The Scots should think themselves lucky to be asked any question at all!
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My good friend just lost her baby at 22 weeks gestation. They found out at her 20 wk appt that the baby had a rare genetic disorder and at a follow up visit the baby had passed away. She was then induced and gave birth to a stillborn baby girl. My heart is just breaking for her and her husband. It was their first and they were so excited. This has obviously taken a huge emotional toll on both of them. My friend is very private and doesn't want to talk about it. I'm just wondering for those who have been through it or who know someone who has, is there anything I can do or say that would give comfort. I want to give some kind of gift but don't know what. What words or gestures were most comforting to you? She lives 4 hours from me so I won't be seeing her in person any time soon. TIA!
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I had a miscarriage the year before I found out I had ovarian cancer (out LO is adopted :). The best thing I appreciated was a simple blank card that said, "I'm here for you of you need anything." It was never discussed with anyone but my husband and I didn't want to discuss it with anyone.
Obviously ppl feel they should say something ad when everyone knows you were pregnant its so much harder. I'd rather people my have said anything because when they did I just had to get away and cry. That's just my personal experience. It's mourning a loss and nothing anyone says or does can replace a lost baby.
Obviously ppl feel they should say something ad when everyone knows you were pregnant its so much harder. I'd rather people my have said anything because when they did I just had to get away and cry. That's just my personal experience. It's mourning a loss and nothing anyone says or does can replace a lost baby.
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My husband and I lost our first baby at a little over five months gestation. There wasn't a single thing anyone could say that could make the pain go away. Nothing. It took 4 months of heavy drinking and being in the darkest place of my life before anything anyone said or did mattered to me. I was mourning the death of my daughter, I still am almost two years later. Just be there to listen to her, that's all you can do.
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Posted 12/24/2013
Thanks for sharing your stories everyone. It really does help me understand how she might be feeling. Everyone deals differently but this helps me understand the depth of the grief she's feeling. So sorry for all of your losses as well.
Posted 12/24/2013
My friend recently lost her granddaughter. The baby died in utero at 38 weeks from a blood clot in the umbilical cord. I waited until after the funeral because I didn't know the son and his girlfriend well enough to go to the funeral. I did however know that they spend a lot of time over at her house so that evening I brought over a homemade dish. It allowed them a reprieve from having to cook and I attached a card to it and just simply signed it.
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SBV allowed some major banks to temporarily export non-SJC gold, then import gold for production of the SJC-brand gold bars in Vietnam.
HANOI(BullionStreet): Days after Vietnam's central bank, The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) said it will intervene in the local gold market to curb the rising disparity between local and global gold prices, analysts said investment demand for gold in Vietnam heads for a decline this year.
They said investment demand, which contributes about 85 percent of total gold demand in the world's No.9 bullion consumer, is expected to fall 22 to 25 percent in 2013.
Earlier in the week, the SBV and Saigon Jewellry Company ( SJC) signed a principle contract under which the SJC will use SBV's gold reserves to make national SJC-brand gold bars so as the SBV can trade them on the market.
Doing this, the SBV could regulate local gold trading with prices following the global trend, said the central bank official.
During the last two years, the SBV did not allow gold imports to limit trade deficit and curb inflation, which lead to shortage of raw gold for the production of SJC-brand gold bars.
The central bank allowed some major banks to temporarily export non-SJC gold, then import gold for production of the SJC-brand gold bars in Vietnam.
As of Feb. 26, the Dong A Bank reported it was allowed to temporarily export-then import 600 kg of gold and it will do with another 500 kg on Feb. 28.
The SBV is preparing all necessary steps so as it can join the local gold trading soon. SBV will work as a gold trader, selling gold through a bidding form to other clients who join the market, with the aim of making domestic gold prices keeping en march to the global ones.
The SBV plans to hold the first bidding session this week, along with changing nine tons of non-SJC gold into SJC-brand gold, which will provide an abundant amount to the market.
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Mother's fury as daughter, 20, killed while working in Crete is called as a witness in boyfriend's trial over her death
- Heather Hyndman, 47, from Castleford, West Yorkshire, said the blunder is the first time she has heard from the Greek authorities about the trial
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The mother of a tragic girl who died in Crete two years ago has hit out at the Greek authorities after her daughter was called as a witness at the trial over her death.
Grieving Heather Hyndman, 47, from Castleford, West Yorkshire, said she had faced 'a wall of silence' from Greek authorities since her 20-year-old daughter Chelsea's death in 2010.
The enormous blunder was the first time she had heard from them about the trial, she claimed.
Chelsea Hyndman, 20, pictured with Luke Walker, now 24, was called as witness at his trial over her death
Miss Hyndman's mother Heather, 47, has hit out at Greek authorities over trial of Mr Walker, pictured
Miss Hyndman's boyfriend Luke Walker, 24, from Brierly Hill, West Midlands, is charged with causing her death by actual bodily harm. His trial will begin on October 16.
Mrs Hyndman said: 'The Greek court said it was nothing to do with me because I'm not a witness. It's my daughter, how can it be nothing to do with me?'
'The Greek police haven't spoken to me once.'
Mrs Hyndman also accused the Greek and British authorities of failing to support her.
She said: 'The Foreign Office has just given us a list of English-speaking lawyers. We wrote to our MP Yvette Cooper, but she said she was unable to help and sent us a list of phone numbers. We've been told someone will meet us on the first day of the trial but then we're on our own.'
The family's liaison officer is also not allowed to attend an overseas trial so they will have to hire a solicitor to interpret.
Mrs Hyndman has accused the Greek authorities of 'wall of silence' since her daughter's death in Crete in 2010
Mr Walker, whose trial begins on October 16, is charged with causing Miss Hyndman's death by bodily harm
Miss Hyndman had gone to work as a waitress and Mr Walker a barman in Malia, Crete, a resort famous for late-night parties and heavy drinking sessions.
The fun-loving girl was admitted to hospital in Heraklion - the island's largest city - suffering from severe abdominal pain.
She was transferred to another hospital for an emergency operation but died of ruptured internal organs, which Greek prosecutors allege were caused by beating.
Mr Walker was initially charged with murder but it was downgraded.
He denies causing Miss Hyndman's death, claiming her injuries were caused in a fall.
He was released on bail in October 2010 on the condition he remains in Crete.
Mrs Hyndman, who plans to fly to Malia with her partner, Neil Lorriman, and their family, said: 'I've always said I'll go with the evidence but there are so many unanswered questions. I just hope we can get some answers.'
'Some days are worse than others, like when it was her birthday last week.'
'I've got my other daughter Mia, who's eight, so I'm lucky I've got her to wake up for. Sometimes I don't think it's real and she's just going to walk through the door. We miss her.'
'I'm dreading going to court, I'm just glad my family can be with me.'
Miss Hyndman and Mr Walker went to work in Malia, a resort famous for late-night parties and heavy drinking
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Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
PROVO — Instead of goodbye, Truman G. Madsen liked to say "love and blessings."
Heartfelt goodbyes to Madsen at his funeral Tuesday in a full Provo Tabernacle came from family members, retired quarterback Steve Young and five of the most prominent leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — President Henry B. Eyring, First Counselor in the LDS Church's First Presidency, and Elders Jeffrey R. Holland, Richard G. Scott, Dallin H. Oaks and Russell M. Nelson of the Quorum of the Twelve.
They said farewell to a man whose intellect and work thrilled and inspired many church members.
President Eyring called Madsen "one of the great witnesses of the prophets and the Lord Jesus Christ." Imagining a heavenly reunion, he said, "I'm absolutely sure the prophets will crowd around him."
Elder Oaks was the president of BYU during many of the 37 years Madsen was a professor there. He said Madsen "influenced a generation of Latter-day Saint thinkers, was a revered teacher at BYU, was a powerful ambassador for the church and made such superb use of the tools of the academy to show that Mormonism has good answers for the great questions of philosophy and life."
Madsen died Thursday in Provo at age 82 after a year-long battle with bone cancer. A professor of philosophy and religion, he did groundbreaking interfaith work around the world as BYU's Richard L. Evans Chair of Religious Understanding, laying some of the groundwork for the BYU Jerusalem Center, which he later directed.
The former LDS mission president was best known for his writings and lectures on philosophy, religion, Joseph Smith and Jesus Christ.
"I don't know," Elder Scott said, "of anyone who has done more to fulfill the statement (in a popular Mormon hymn) that 'millions shall know Brother Joseph again' than your beloved Truman," he said.
Elder Nelson recalled times he spent with Madsen in Boston more than 50 years ago.
"None of us then could fully appreciate the spiritual strength that he demanded of himself on getting his doctorate at Harvard," Elder Nelson said. "There, his unshakable conviction would have been measured against the traditional philosophy and standards of the world, yet Truman blossomed and flowered in that clenching and challenging circumstance."
Elder Holland also was a BYU president during Madsen's career, but he first heard Madsen and his wife Ann speak at BYU when Elder Holland was a a "wide-eyed and bushy-tailed" undergraduate student. He called it a privilege to have known Madsen and now to be able to celebrate "a magnificent life filled with faith, filled with devotion, filled with example, filled with idealism and hope, faith and charity."
A former BYU quarterback and Super Bowl champion and now an ESPN broadcaster, Young recalled meeting Madsen in Israel — an experience, he said, that changed his life.
"It was not long before he was feeding my soul and teaching me things I'd never dreamed of," Young said. "I began to feel deeply the marvelous life of the Savior."Emily Madsen Reynolds, a daughter, recalled 15 years ago visiting the garden tomb, a site in Jerusalem some Christians consider to be the place where Jesus Christ rose from the dead.
After dropping her off at the tomb, Madsen, then director of the BYU Jerusalem Center, later returned.
"He came to me," she said, "and entering (the tomb) he stopped and read the words on the door: 'He is not here, for he is risen.' On the last couple of words, his voice broke and he put his arms out to me. I stepped into his embrace and we stood there weeping together. So (now) he is gone — but not very far and not for a very long time."
Larry Kee Watchman, a foster son, was a 10-year-old Navajo child when he was placed with Madsen's family about 40 years ago. "Some people have a gift, by the tone of their voice, to bring comfort to those who are in need of comforting," he said. "My dad is such a person … with his deep, big voice."
Last week, as the family gathered around Madsen's hospital bed, someone suggested they sing the hymn "Nearer My God to Thee." Daughter Mindy Madsen Davis was surprised when her father joined in the singing.
"I was sitting cross-legged, facing him on the bed," Davis said. "At one point, he put his hand up to my face and cradled it in his hand as we sang. Such tenderness. We love him because he first loved us."
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There will be no rematch this November in the Brown County sheriff's race.
Scott Southerland secured the Republican nomination over Brad Stogsdill by a margin of 16 votes.
Stogsdill came that close to facing incumbent Rick Followell for a second time.
He lost to Followell by 46 votes in the 2010 general election. Stogsdill had hoped to succeed his father, the late Robert "Buck" Stogsdill, as sheriff.
Vote totals tallied just before 10 p.m. May 6 showed Southerland receiving 730 votes to Stogsdill's 714. Mike Adams got 430 votes.
Followell won 743 to 329 over William "Bill" Staples on the Democrat ticket.
"Of course, we're all pleased. We've worked hard," Southerland said, referring to the campaigning he and his supporters did every day for three months leading up to the primary.
When approached, Stogsdill said, "I'm not ready for a statement."
When the vote totals were announced inside the conference room of the Brown County Inn, Stogsdill hung his head. He received many hugs, including a tight embrace from his mother, Glenda Stogsdill. He wiped an occasional tear from his face.
On a night of celebration, Southerland appeared torn.
"I feel for Brad. I feel his pain. I wish there was something I could do to ease it, but there's not," Southerland said. "He's been a friend of mine for many years. I hate to see any co-worker or friend hurting like he is hurting, which hurts me."
As the vote totals began arriving, Followell began pulling away from Staples. With victory in sight, he sported a bright smile at the Democrats' gathering at The Seasons. He had wife, Kay, and their daughter Honna by his side throughout the night.
"I want to thank everybody for all the support they've given me. It is just a true honor to be the sheriff of Brown County. I'll never forget this experience in my life and hope to continue another four years to serve all the county's people," Followell said.
Followell offered congratulations to Southerland. He said he looks forward to working with the detective as police officers on the same department, and to running a good race.
"We will continue to serve the people as we have been. We will work hard in the campaign, as well, to be re-elected," Followell said.
Southerland called for no negative campaigning leading up to the Nov. 4 general election.
"I would like to see no personal attacks. We all know it has been occurring," he said. "I don't see where anybody really benefits from that. Tearing down one candidate to try to make another look better seems to me a lose-lose situation."
Staples shook Followell's hand and congratulated him. He pledged his support to him.
"Obviously, I'm disappointed," Staples said. "I think I worked harder than anybody else, but you can't fault the voters. The voters have spoken."
Staples, who quit his job three months ago to campaign full time, called for the Democratic Party to unite in an attempt to secure Followell another four years as sheriff.
Southerland said after regrouping, he wants to focus on winning in November. He also wants Stogsdill's police experience and expertise.
"Obviously, Brad Stogsdill is a good man. He ran a good race and had a lot of support. To make this sheriff's department the best that we can, I'm going to need him. He's a big part of it," he said.
Adams could not be reached for comment.
-- Kevin Lilly, Brown County Democrat
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6 p.m. Sycamore Valley Center, 746 Memorial Drive (fairgrounds)
- November 25
Open 12-step meetings in New Bellsville area
6 to 7 p.m. Harmony Baptist Church, 3999 Mt. Liberty Road, New Bellesville
- November 26
Go Club meeting Wednesday at coffee/tea shop
3 p.m. Brown County Public Library, 205 N. Locust Lane
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BC Sheriff's Merit Board
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6 p.m. Fruitdale Fire Station, 5200 State Road 135 North, Bean Blossom
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6 p.m. Sycamore Valley Center, 746 Memorial Drive (fairgrounds)
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Dave Miller at Abe Martin Lodge
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6 p.m. Sycamore Valley Center, 746 Memorial Drive (fairgrounds)
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Woodworkers Club
7 p.m. Library, 205 N. Locust Lane
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Jeff Foster at Hobnob restaurant
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6 p.m. Fruitdale Fire Station, 5200 State Road 135 North, Bean Blossom
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Children's fund annual auction
6 p.m. Out of the Ordinary, 61 S. Van Buren St.
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6 p.m. Sycamore Valley Center, 746 Memorial Drive (fairgrounds)
- December 6
Dave Miller at Abe Martin Lodge
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Abe Martin Lodge, Brown County State Park
- December 10
Jeff Foster at Hobnob restaurant
6 to 8 p.m. Hobnob, 17 W. Main St.
- December 12
Widowed group plans Christmas party
noon Salt Creek Golf Retreat, 2359 State Road 46 East
- December 12
BCSP Christmas bird count slated
8 a.m. BCSP Nature Center, 1810 State Road 46 East
- December 13
Free community breakfast at Sprunica church
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Another stupid Facebook game has sucked me in, and I CAN'T.STOP.PLAYING.
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Rev. Delores Berry sings at MCC
Rev. Delores Berry, musical evangelist, will be visiting MCC Detroit the weekend of Nov. 19-20.
On Saturday, Nov. 19, Rev. Delores will be presenting a workshop at 10 a.m. at the church. Join them as Rev. Delores shares her musical gifts in concert. A love offering will be taken and Rev. Delores will have CDs available for purchase.
On Sunday, Nov. 20, Rev. Delores will return to present the message in word and song at the 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. services. Love offerings will be taken at both services to help support Rev. Delores' ministry.
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people are used to paying more for hd.
so that's a reason to raise the price?
Hey cid: I think their reasoning is that Blu-ray discs cost more—so they are passing that cost on to the consumer. However, they just assume that since people are used to pay extra for HD content, they will keep doing so.
I will gladly pay extra if they can fix the cracking problem! I had to cancel the Blu-ray option because every disc that I got was cracked and unplayable.
Any price increase is a bummer.
No one likes to pay more for the same product they have been getting for a lesser price.
So much for BD pricing going down on the rental side after the format war.
Yet with prices going up on many products everywhere, Netflix has a business to run, and they can't stay at the same pricing forever.
Jason - I almost think someone must be breaking your BD's on purpose. I've rented over 100 BD's from NetFlix and not one failed to play flawlessly.
I've rented around 60 Blue-rays from Blockbuster online, I'd been dissatisfied with NetFlix for a long time. What the hell was with their Queue? I had some titles on queue for months, never got them, I got them the next day when I switched over to BBV. Some say Netfilx and BBV expedite new customers over old ones, probably true and might be part of what happened.
Anyway of the 60 or so Blue-ray rented around 10 arrived unplayable. about 3-4 had smudges or something and played after being wiped.
One (Men OF Honor) had a decent scratch but played flawlessly. So out of 60 around 15 had issues of some sort. No big deal except getting a replacement disc can take forever.
As for the price increase it is outrageous! It shows the fundamental flaw in HDM. "People will (/should) pay more for it" is the guiding philosophy being hind all of the flowery talk from the Studios about better PQ &AQ;in the end what they actually care about and what it's all about is the price gouge.
I'll keep renting Blue-rays, most of the movies I wouldn't want to watch more than once, not at current prices anyway. As long as there are people like me who'd rather pay a $20 a month over $135 to own 5 blue-ray movies, netflix will make money.
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• Commercial Sealift will coordinate both the Cargo Preference and Maritime Security Programs.
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70,377 vintage doors Kitchen Design Photos
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glass cabinet doors match our windows
This would be perfect for our desk nook... Glass doors on cabinets!
counter top and glass doors
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sliding door...Sliding doors
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Small kitchen with door
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lower cabinet drawers instead of doors
love the color and the flat, full overlay doors
nice door handles
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Provençal Villa in Bay Area
entry gate to the private front lawn and on to the grand hand carved front door. A gracious formal entry and wide hall opens out to the main living spaces
living room and country chef's kitchen, while three sets of oversized French doors lead onto the Jerusalem Limestone patios and bring in the panoramic views
There is a spacious master suite complete with private balcony and French doors showcasing the views. The suite features his and her baths complete with
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White cabinets
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proportion. If you build a cabinet with the upper cabinet having one big door I feel you don't get the proper feel and it will look too tall. thanks hope
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One of the fun things to do in Destin, Fla. is to take a dolphin cruise out of the Destin Harbor. We recently hopped aboard Destin's Original Seablaster and were in a for a real treat! We had lots of close encounters with a pod of dolphins. They say dolphins are among the most intelligent animals and we agree. Our dolphin friends appeared to be putting on a show for the boat and their natural smile and playful attitude quickly made us their biggest fans.
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Police seek bus stop bully with box knife
Police are looking for a 5th grader carrying a knife after he threatened a 7-year-old boy at a bus stop on Tuesday morning.
The boy didn't tell his mother until Wednesday morning when he said he was afraid to go back to the bus stop.
The boy told police the Monroe Elementary School student "pulled an orange knife," which police believe was a box cutter, and held it toward his stomach.
The boy said he backed away, but the boy with the knife kept coming toward him using the "n-word" and "s-word."
An officer checked the area for the boy the following day and was told by other children at the bus stop that the boy had already left, but that "he always has the knife."
Police were planing to meet with school staff to try and determine the boy's identity.
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What parathyroid hormone levels should we aim for in children with stage 5 chronic kidney disease; what is the evidence?
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The bone disease that occurs as a result of chronic kidney disease (CKD) is not only debilitating but also linked to poor growth and cardiovascular disease. It is suspected that abnormal bone turnover is the main culprit for these poor outcomes. Plasma parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels are used as a surrogate marker of bone turnover, and there is a small number of studies in children that have attempted to identify the range of PTH levels that correlates with normal bone histology. It is clear that high PTH levels are associated with high bone turnover, although the range is wide. However, the ability of PTH levels to distinguish between low and normal bone turnover is less clear. This is an important issue, because current guidelines for calcium and phosphate management are based upon there being an "optimum" range for PTH. This editorial takes a critical look at the evidence upon which these recommendations are based.
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- What parathyroid hormone levels should we aim for in children with stage 5 chronic kidney disease; what is the evidence?
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
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Pediatric Nephrology
Volume 23, Issue 2 , pp 179-184
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- 2008-02-01
- 10.1007/s00467-007-0684-y
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Parathyroid hormone (PTH)
- Bone turnover
- Growth
- Vascular calcification
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- Lesley Rees (1)
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C_josbeck stayed here on Mar 18, 2014 during their trip titled: Christer & Josephine�s BIG trip round the globe part 1. GOT-SIN.
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Ook hier heb ik weer genoten van mijn verblijf ! Op aanraden van verschillende mensen zijn we naar hier gekomen. Met de ferry van Koh Phi Phi Don waren we op een kleine 2uurtjes in Krabi. Omdat wij zoveel houden van de mooie stranden hier, zijn we richting Ao Nang gegaan.
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Police: Mom leads Northampton Co. police on chase with son, 9, in car
A Easton woman, who led police on a pursuit through two towns with her 9-year-old child in the car, is now behind bars, officials say.
Rebecca Johnson was the driver of a vehicle officers spotted in the area of Woodmont Cr. in Palmer Twp. around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, officials say. When police approached Johnson, who had outstanding warrants stemming from a January burglary in Wilson Borough, she took off though, leading police on a slow-speed chase, according to officials.
Johnson, 28, of Washington St., Easton, drove through Wilson Borough and then back into Palmer where she returned to Woodmont Cr. and refused to get out of her vehicle, according to police.
During the entire pursuit, Johnson's 9-year-old son was inside the vehicle, police say.
Officers were forced to break one of the vehicles windows and remove Johnson after she attempted to flee again, according to officials. She was taken into custody and sent to Easton Hospital for treatment of cuts sustained from the broken glass.
Johnson's son was not injured in the incident and was taken by a relative.
Johnson was arraigned by District Judge Yetter on burglary, robbery and criminal conspiracy from the original warrant with bail set at $750,000, according to officials. She will be committed to Northampton County Prison in lieu of bail.
Officials from both Palmer Twp. and Wilson Borough say charges from the chase are pending.
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