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LONDON, Ont. - The mayor of London, Ont., admits that as a member of Parliament he altered a contract that he submitted for expenses, but the $1,700 the government paid out was not for his son's wedding, his lawyer said Monday.
Joe Fontana, who has refused to step down as mayor while his case is before the courts, pleaded not guilty to fraud, uttering a forged document and breach of trust by a public official on the first day of his trial.
The Crown alleges Fontana — then a Liberal cabinet minister — wrote a $1,700 cheque as a deposit for his son's 2005 wedding reception at the Marconi Club in London then submitted a claim for government expenses along with a "significantly altered" version of the contract that secured the club as the wedding venue.
A $1,700 cheque was ultimately issued by the government and was sent directly to the Marconi Club and was applied to the total cost of the wedding, the Crown alleged.
Among the alterations on the contract were changing the date of the event from June 25, 2005 to Feb. 25, 2004, the word "wedding" to "reception" on the contract under the section for purpose of the event, the addition of a yellow sticky note saying "misc constituents reception" as well as the word "original" added in blue ink.
Crown attorney Timothy Zuber said evidence will be called to show there was no constituents' reception at the Marconi Club on Feb. 25, 2004 — in fact, Fontana was in the House of Commons in Ottawa and registered a vote.
Fontana's lawyer, Gord Cudmore, said the 2004 was an error, that it was supposed to read Feb. 25, 2005, a date which he said would become important.
Fontana admits making those changes, Cudmore said, but what is at issue in the trial is the purpose of the $1,700 cheque.
"What was its intended purpose and what was it submitted for?" Cudmore said at the outset of the judge-alone trial.
"You will find in the course of the evidence called it is the position of the defence that the cheque had nothing whatsoever to do with the wedding."
Fontana's recollection was spottier at the time of his post-arrest police interview in 2012. In a meandering videotaped statement Fontana is shown the documents, but insists he can't confirm it is his signature on the altered version.
"I don't know about you, but when I'm signing it may be different each and every time," Fontana told RCMP Const. Shawn Devine, saying it looks different depending on the pen he uses.
"That J looks off. I'm just saying."
The original contract was signed Oct. 20, 2004 by Fontana and his wife to rent two halls at the Marconi Club for a June 25, 2005, wedding, court heard. The wedding ultimately took place June 4.
Joseph DiPietro, who was at the time the general manager of the Marconi Club, testified that they gave him a $1,700 deposit.
Several months later, in July 2005, he also received a Government of Canada cheque for $1,700. He has no independent recollection of getting the cheque, but doesn't remember Fontana or anyone specifically telling him it was for the wedding, he said under cross-examination by Cudmore.
Cudmore suggested DiPietro had asked the president of the club what the cheque was for, and that the president told him it was for a different event, but DiPietro said he did not remember.
Court heard that when staff in Fontana's Parliament Hill office submitted the expense claim, the cheque ended up being sent to the Marconi Club, instead of Fontana himself.
Kristy Cairns, who was his legislative assistant at the time, testified that the wording of her letter to the comptroller was to pay the expense to Fontana, but she agreed under cross-examination that it could be taken to mean it should be payable to the venue itself. She did not remember if the invoice for the deposit was also included.
The total owing for the wedding was $18,900, DiPietro testified — the amount minus the $1,700 deposit. He received $8,630 from the bride's parents, $5,000 from Fontana, $3,570 from Fontana's mother.
Records seized from the Marconi Club show five cheques were used to make payment on the wedding, Zuber said, the fifth being a Government of Canada cheque in the amount of $1,700.
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Doesn't say "young white man", but one might infer as much from the ponytail.
Doesn't say "young white man", but one might infer as much from the ponytail.
I am reminded of a passage from Roger Zelazny's Lord of Light (1967):
He did not move his head, but reached out to crush a beetle that stood near his hand. The tip of a small crystal and two tiny wires protruded through the broken chitin of its back.
An excellent novel, one of my favorites.
Sadly, the Avon edition that I used to own was the absolute worst example of typographical errors I have ever seen: at least a dozen cases of misplaced or duplicated lines. Bad enough that I could no longer enjoy re-reading a book so grievously mangled by the publisher.
Don't say it -- stop -- I'll say it myself: the book was full of bugs.
Evolutionary pressure will tend to select for individuals who can survive and resist these agents.
Five generations, maybe ten, and we'll have a sub-population of insurgents who drink incapacitant agents from breakfast.
Made me laugh! One more time:
They'll drop their famous fish division next and try to make up all their revenue in malt vinegar services.
Slippery banana peels remind me of a favorite scene from The Wizard of Speed and Time.
Hell, we can't even get food to people going hungry in the US without a political shit storm happening from people who think it's the same thing as communism.
Too true. We could be the heroes of mankind, or at least heroes of a proud and healthy nation: so doable, yet so not done. It hurts.
Under Capitalism, Man exploits Man.
Under Communism, it's the other way around.
... the inefficiency of producing phones solely for California means the kill switch is expected to be adopted by phone makers on handsets sold across the U.S. and around the world.
First they tempt you with California legislation.
Next thing you know, you're hooked on NAFTA, ACTA, and God knows what other Profit-Seeking Acronyms (PSA's).
I suppose we should feel lucky that Amazon is not using United Nations Black Drones to deliver tracking devices (such as your new phone) to your door
"One of the most important advances in casino technology comes from facial recognition systems, where guests entering the gambling area are photographed and their visages are compared with an ever-growing database of known cheaters and suspicious people."
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authorities say that it is placed on their shoulders
- Pliny the Elder: Naturalis Historia
"We tend to scoff at the beliefs of the ancients. But we can't scoff at them personally, to their faces, and this is what annoys me."
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"Security risks" from people self-subscribing to hotel door access?
Some would call this a "Profitable vulnerabilities" situation.
I was thinking that "staunchy" is a good word for "tending to staunch" -- for example, a bandage is staunchy when it staunches a wound.
But I was mistaking "staunch" for "stanch" -- ones stanches (not staunches) a wound.
So then I think, "staunchy", from "staunch" -- thus "tending to be loyal or devoted".
Now I find out that "staunchy" means "stinky".
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Recipe: Spicy plantains
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I realise I may not have the X-factor when it comes to singing and dancing, as no one comes near my bathroom when I am taking a shower. And when I watch myself dance on bar/batmitzvah videos, I immediately reach for the fast forward button.
However, in the kitchen I am the diva of dishes, the Piaff of pies and the Gene Kelly of jelly. I just seem to have a natural talent for transforming ingredients into X-citing, X-cellent food.
Therefore, when I discover a new ingredient which I don't always know X-actly what to do with, I don't suffer stage fright and actually enjoy the challenge of creating something new that has star quality and will titillate my fans' taste buds.
So, this week, the Jewish Princess has been auditioning the plantain and, after much X-perimentation (once I worked out how to open it), has created another sensational, number-one hit.
Nibbles for 8-10
● 2 plantains, peeled and cut into thin slices
● 2 large eggs
● 2 teaspoons hot chilli in sunflower oil
● 200g plain flour
● Vegetable oil
● Salt
● Cayenne pepper
● Lightly beat two eggs with hot chilli
● Take three zip lock bags.Place half of the flour in one, egg mixture in the other and the rest of the flour in the third.
● Season plantain with salt
● Pour the plantains into the first bag of flour, then place them in a sieve and remove excess flour.
● Transfer them into the egg mixture.
● Finally, place into the second bag of flour and remove excess flour in a sieve.
● Heat vegetable oil in a deep sided frying pan, enough to cover plantains.
● Fry until golden brown.
● Remove and place on kitchen paper to remove any excess oil.
● Season with salt and cayenne pepper
● Serve warm
● JP's notes: Princess Perfect to nosh while you are watching the X-Factor
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The Manatee County Sheriff's Office has made an arrest in a home invasion robbery that occurred in the Fairfax community Dec. 12.
Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Dave Bristow today said Centrell Turner, 31, was arrested in Orlando today and charged with home invasion robbery and false imprisonment in the case.
He has been transported to the Manatee County Jail with a total bond of $125,000, Bristow said.
Sheriff's Office reports from Dec. 12 state the suspect rang the doorbell of a home in the 4300 block of Fairfax Drive, in the East County, and then forced his way into the residence when the homeowner opened the door. The suspect demanded money and other items. He forced the victim into her bedroom closet and then fled.
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princess cut royal blue tube dress. i incorporate vertical pleats at the front bodice and i made the skirt tapered and layered.
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Red wool cape style vintage coat by Guy Laroche featuring gathering at the shoulder, covered button fastening and arm holes. "Please note that vintage items are not new but often between 1985 and the end of 90´s, and therefore will always have minor imperfections, even when the items have been used and worn with love and care"
Item ID: 10094096
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Guy Laroche was a French fashion designer and founder of the eponymous company. In his first collection he reintroduced vibrant colours such as pink, orange, coral, topaz and turquoise. It was a collection of subtle sophistication, reminiscent of Balenciaga's restrained elegance. Later collections were more feminine, fun, and younger in feel. Guy Laroche clothes were particularly noted for their skilful cutting and tailoring.
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Daphne stirs up trouble while Bay meets a new cousin in an all-new episode of "Switched at Birth," airing Monday, July 21 at 8:00PM ET/PT on ABC Family. Get a sneak peek below!
When John starts feeling a sense of built-up anxiety in Bay and Daphne, he suggests that a trip to Chicago to find Bay's second cousin is a perfect opportunity for her to become more in touch with her roots and give Daphne a chance to tour prospective colleges. But the trip goes south when Daphne uses the opportunity to act out, and Bay discovers alarming news about Angelo's family past.
Meanwhile, Kathryn tries to kindle a spark between two love-seeking candidates looking for something missing in their lives.
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The Government is following a "selective line" in panning research highlighting the way new genetically modified molecules are sneaking into our food, the Green Party says.
A study by Canterbury University geneticist Professor Jack Heinemann and overseas colleagues has shown Food Standards Australia-New Zealand (FSANZ) and other regulators do not require evidence the molecules are safe.
Their peer-reviewed work in the journal Environment International has sparked debate among scientists.
Answering a parliamentary question from Green Party GM spokesman Steffan Browning, Food Safety Minister Nikki Kaye claimed there had been "significant" criticism of the study.
She quoted the first sentence of a comment on the Science Media Centre website made by Professor Peter Langridge of Adelaide University slamming the study and accusing the authors of ignoring the science and "ignoring common sense".
Langridge was one of two experts whose critical comments were posted.
Kaye told The Press she considered Langridge's comments were "significant" criticism.
"I am aware of other criticism via the Science Media Centre and in media reports," she said, but did not expand on that.
She said she had confidence in FSANZ.
New Zealand foods containing modified soybeans, such as margarines, chocolate and mayonnaises, incorporate double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) material that some scientists fear can stop human genes from functioning normally.
Browning told The Press he was not satisfied with Kaye's answers.
"She didn't address the issue properly in Parliament, clearly running with something that has come purely from officials. It is a line I'm familiar with ... that is not answering the issues of food safety satisfactorily at all.
"She just dodged the real substance of Jack Heinemann's report."
Browning said he was anxious to see what response FSANZ had to Heinemann's research.
"I will be incredibly surprised if they do anything which would suggest they would put a hold or reassessment on existing material they have approved that has double-stranded RNA in it.
"There's nothing for a consumer to be confident about with the information coming out of FSANZ. To say it will take a few weeks [to respond] shows they don't have the real capacity scientifically to do this work."
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A BBC radio presenter today launched a stinging attack on Corporation bosses after she was axed by text message.
Caroline Feraday, whose show Overnight on BBC London 94.9 has been cancelled due to budget cuts, claimed station chiefs failed to speak to her in person.
The 35-year-old DJ, who broadcast the four-hour phone-in programme for the last time last night, said BBC staff felt "frustrated and demoralised" because of the Corporation's cost-cutting programme Delivering Quality First, which she branded "a euphemism for giving people the elbow".
The presenter, who dated comedian Frank Skinner and Strictly Come Dancing star Anton Du Beke, is engaged to lawyer Mark Lewis, who represented many of the News of the World's phone hacking victims.
Ms Feraday said she was in the running for a new radio show but was informed via text message that she had lost out. She told the Evening Standard: "I was told by text on a Sunday night. I was told to give them a call which I did and they never returned my call."
In November popular DJ Danny Baker launched into a two hour tirade against BBC bosses, branding them "pinheaded weasels" live on air before quitting his radio show.
Ms Feraday, who lives in Clapham, said she was informed her show would be axed around the time of Mr Baker's outburst, but did not know for sure it would be ditched because the corporation had already made U-turns over plans to close 6 Music and the Asian Network.
She said listeners had protested outside BBC offices against the scrapping of her show, adding: "It's not about me. I'll be alright. It's the nature of the business and I'll get another gig. But a lot of people who listen to the show are perhaps housebound or isolated and they are the people the BBC should be working for as licence fee payers."
A BBC spokesman said: "We appreciate Caroline and BBC London listeners may be disappointed. However, changes to the schedule are a result of the BBC's savings programme agreed with the BBC Trust and have been planned for some time.
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But by the time the 3 p.m. Feb. 25 news conference rolled around, BellSouth Louisiana President Bill Oliver had issued a denial of sorts, saying he did not threaten a pullout or closure of Lafayette's Cingular Wireless call center during a "two-hour, in-depth, open discussion" with the paper's editorial board the previous day. Oliver has been one of the most outspoken critics of LUS' fiber-to-the-home proposal, and BellSouth filed suit to force local government to use an ordinance that allows for a public vote on the bond issue to fund the project. His company owns 40 percent of Cingular, which got $18 million in state and local concessions to set up a call center in north Lafayette in 2001.
Oliver's letter, which had been faxed to LEDA exec Gregg Gothreaux just after 2 p.m., also put Blanchard, a seasoned reporter, in the position of defending his story to a group of LUS supporters and fellow reporters.
"I don't write s--t that people don't tell me," an agitated Blanchard answered those seated around him at the press conference. "I don't make [this] up."
But the influential Oliver had already gotten a much warmer reception to his position from Advocate Executive Editor Linda Lightfoot, who agreed to run a correction of the headline in the paper.
Lightfoot says the story accurately reflected what Oliver said during the discussion, though she seemed obliged to comment that "lots of what was said" was not in the story. "That's the nature of the beast," acknowledges the news veteran, who has spent four decades at the capital city paper, rising to executive editor in 1991. (Lightfoot was in New York last week as a judge for the esteemed Pulitzer awards for journalism.)
The correction stated: "The Advocate â?¦ contained an article with a headline that stated BellSouth's President of Louisiana Operations Bill Oliver threatened to pull the company's operations out of the city of Lafayette if [LUS] were to offer competing telecommunications service for that city. While Oliver discussed the possible effects of such a program on his company, he did not make any threats or refer to closure of any operations."
So how do you stand by a story but not a headline that fits it? UL Lafayette journalism professor Dr. Robert Buckman says correcting the headline but standing by the story creates a "peculiar" situation. "The words certainly imply some reprisal if the LUS plan is adopted," he says. "It appears to be a thinly veiled threat."
The most compelling support for the headline on the story is Oliver's reference to Timbuktu, a city in the West African nation of Mali. According to the original Advocate story and a followup on Feb. 26, Oliver said in an LUS-dominated market, BellSouth would have less incentive to keep a call center in an area where it has diminished business interests, considering those same services could be performed by people in Timbuktu. "Would you still keep people there?" he asked The Advocate staffers.
It's not the first time Oliver has raised that question. Former Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce Chairman Gary McGoffin says Oliver made similar statements to him last year. According to McGoffin, Oliver said it would be difficult to justify maintaining the center in Lafayette and cited its possible demise as a collateral consequence of the LUS project. (The chamber has not endorsed or denounced LUS' fiber-to-the-home project.)
City-Parish President Joey Durel also says that Oliver has used the same line of reasoning in conversations with city-parish council members. In his Feb. 25 press conference, Durel fumed at Oliver's insinuations. "I believe he said the center could be anywhere. I believe he says Lafayette is insignificant," Durel said.
Carl Redman, the Advocate's managing editor, also attended the editorial board meeting with Oliver and another BellSouth official. Redman told The Independent Weekly he doesn't recall the reference to Timbuktu, and Lightfoot says she can't remember the context. "I do not remember because I did not take notes," she says. Lightfoot maintains that in a subsequent conversation she had with Redman, he did recall hearing Oliver say "Timbuktu" but not the context in which it was used.
Both of the editors use the same adjective ' "copious" ' to describe Blanchard's notes from the lengthy interview. Blanchard did not write the headline; as is customary in newspaper publishing, the paper's copy desk applied what it thought was a suitable title for the story.
For his part, Oliver says he mentioned Timbuktu in attempting to explain that such centers are not geographically specific ' that the service they perform can be done from anywhere. "It's a fictional place that in my mind is not anywhere," he says. In his letter, the BellSouth official says he was explaining BellSouth and Cingular's employee structure, the way they provide service in the state, and the companies' investment in Louisiana to educate The Advocate about the issue of government competing against private enterprise.
In his position as the top BellSouth official in the state, Oliver is a well-connected political and economic powerhouse, as BellSouth and Cingular employ 6,100 people throughout Louisiana. The decision to run a correction had nothing to do with the influence of a large corporate entity like BellSouth, say Lightfoot and Redman.
Oliver acknowledges that he would play an important role in determining a call center's fate. "I have had the opportunity to go out and get call centers to be located here," he says. But he's not authoritative enough to answer city officials' challenge to prove he didn't make threats by promising to keep the center open. (The call center is bound to operate here by a 10-year contractual agreement that expires in 2011.) "It's not something one person would do by themselves. It's a very detailed, involved process, opening one, closing one down, re-locating one. People's lives are involved," Oliver says.
Blanchard's initial story and the resulting controversy were hot news on KLFY-TV10's afternoon broadcasts on Feb. 25. At the end of the televised segment, anchor Chuck Huebner reported that the station had contacted Lightfoot, who said the word "threatens" should not have been used, but Huebner did not state that the paper stood by the story.
Redman declined to supply a more fitting headline for the article. "I'm not going to speculate on what might have been a more appropriate subhead," he says.
Kevin Blanchard declined to comment, but many of his colleagues say that Blanchard's integrity is indisputable, and The Advocate's headline correction unfairly cast doubts on his reporting.
"Kevin's [ability] to get to the heart of a matter is uncanny," says former Advocate Acadiana Bureau Chief Bruce Schultz, Blanchard's one-time boss. "He's a good reporter, and he should be supported in his quest for learning and writing the truth. In the five years he worked with me at the bureau, his credibility was impeccable."
The U.S. rep billed LSU for work allegedly performed on the same days Congress voted on major legislation and held important committee hearings on energy and the ACA.
Abysmally low participation by the public has prompted the council to scuttle the 2014 survey with plans to simplify it and try again next year.
The village now says the ordinance will likely be overturned and authorities will more vigorously enforce existing leash laws.
Bill Cassidy cast an early ballot Tuesday, seeking to draw renewed attention to a race that has fallen off newspaper front pages and away from people's minds as they plan holiday meals and shopping schedules.
Battered all night by Baltimore's relentless pass rush, Drew Brees could feel his protection collapsing and Terrell Suggs getting ahold of him as he urgently unloaded a pass to the right flat toward tight end Jimmy Graham.
After a convincing defeat at the polls on Nov. 4, Earl "Nickey" Picard has decided to let bygones be bygones with his former right-hand man Brian Pope, announcing his support for his former employee's runoff bid to become Lafayette's next city marshal.
Odell Beckham on the catch; chaos in Ferguson; snowstorm set to snarl travel and more national and international news for Tuesday, November 25, 2014.
Tuesday's Blogs from the Bog!
Saturday the athletic department did everything possible to ensure the 2014 Ragin' Cajun seniors remembered fondly their last home game. Rain and lightning never arrived but turbulence did in the form of the Appalachian State Mountaineers.
Even stranger than the Republican Party's decision to hold a "unity rally" earlier this month for Congressman Bill Cassidy in a Baton Rouge bar, Huey's Bar, was the fact that the establishment was named after Louisiana's most famous Democrat.
Bar Code is not a gay bar.
After failing to pass a medical marijuana bill last year, state Sen. Fred Mills, R-Parks, is telling supporters he will return in 2015 with legislation that focuses on different applications like oils and pills.
Voters, obviously, are not yet tuned into the 2015 ballot, despite the intriguing races it will host.
By now, the story of how longtime LSU coach Dale Brown discovered Shaquille O'Neal has been told many times: Brown happened upon a massive 13-year-old at an army base in Germany, stayed in touch with him and eventually became like a second father.
Fate simply wasn't ready to give the New Orleans Saints a break from longtime nemesis Steve Smith.
Lafayette Police have had a busy day.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration will use $130 million in patchwork financing from a tax amnesty program, insurance settlement, uninsured motorist penalties and other excess funds to close most of the state's midyear budget deficit.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu said she disagrees with President Barack Obama's actions on immigration, hoping the latest controversy doesn't worsen her campaign difficulties.
Gay-rights advocates challenging Louisiana's same-sex marriage ban announced Thursday that they have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case before it is heard by a federal appeals court.
Thinking himself the "son of God," the man charged with the 2013 killing of an officer of the Chitimacha Tribal Police will not stand trial following a ruling Thursday on his mental competency.
Either Saints coach Sean Payton doesn't want to tip Baltimore off as to who'll start in New Orleans' secondary on Monday night, or he really doesn't know yet.
The Ethics Board gives the lame duck Youngsville mayor permission to offer a sweet parting gift to the community he's presided over for three terms.
The money came through a general obligation bond sale Thursday.
A legend in the Acadiana Oil Patch, Comeaux died Monday, Nov. 17.
With a growing number of alleged sexual assault victims coming out against Bill Cosby in recent weeks, upcoming projects have been canned by NBC and Netflix, but that won't affect the once-loved comedian and actor's scheduled performance in Lafayette.
NOV 25 Here's a link to the petition that has been created to save Zeus, a family dog who is targeted for death by the learned fathers of the Avoyelles Parish village of Moreauville. They passed an ordinance based on nothing that outlaws pit bulls and Rotweillers. As of Tuesday morning, the petition had more than 230,000 signatures - a number that's a wee bit higher than the village population of 929.
NOV 25 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about the latest in a federal lawsuit against Du Pont that claims the chemical company's Ascension Parish plant has been leaking toxic fumes on a regular basis for years without reporting it. The company is asking the court to prevent the plaintiff from talking about a fatal toxic leak that happened in Texas, Tom writes.
NOV 25 Louisiana Democrats are limping, but don't count them out, Jeremy Alford writes in this post on LaPolitics. They've come back before; but the one thing the D's can't do is just twiddle their thumbs while waiting for the pendulum to swing left, Alford opines. They need to rebuild and rebrand, he says.
NOV 25 Blogger Mike Deshotels offers this primer on predatory charter schools and how they operate, specifically in Louisiana. They're not just profiting from our tax dollars, they're using children and shortchanging them to do so, Deshotels says.
NOV 25 Blogger Rod Dreher is writing about the increasing number of retail establishments who are open on Thanksgiving in this post. He's got a list of stores that will be open and a list of stores that won't.
NOV 25 Edwin Edwards took off the gloves on Monday, this post on WAFB tells us. At a Press Club appearance, he wondered how his 6th Congressional District opponent, Garret Graves, could be an expert in all the areas in which he claims to be - when he has no college degree in anything. (Five years - FIVE YEARS - in college, but no degree. Huh?)
NOV 25 This story in the LSU Reveille assures students that the Jindal administration's removal of millions from the TOPS fund won't affect students. Oh, ah. K. Is that like the raid on the OGB wasn't going to affect state employees? Who is the adviser for this paper?
NOV 25 Apparently the Jindal administration can't handle old folks, either. This post on The Advocate outlines a legislative auditor's report critical of the administration's handling (or not handling) of the state agency that oversees services for the elderly.
NOV 24 Blogger Bob Mann is blogging about race and the Senate campaign in this post. Sure, everybody knows that Mary Landrieu doesn't do too well with white folks, but how come the GOP can't get arrested in the black community? Bob is asking.
NOV 24 The GOP has a boogie-man for anybody thinking about voting for Mary Landrieu: President Obama. But the Dems have one for Bill Cassidy, too, Melinda Deslatte writes in this AP post on The Reading Eagle -- and his name is Governor Jindal.
NOV 24 Columnist Stephanie Grace is writing about Bobby Jindal's continuing refusal to accept federal funding for the expansion of Medicaid. It's purely an attempt to benefit him politically, meaning the decision is "cruel, short-sighted and remarkably self-centered." Well, yeah. Have you met him?
NOV 24 Because of a town ordinance, the police will come to a disabled girl's home this week to take away her service dog and kill him. Sound like a bad Lifetime movie? Nope - it's real life in Moreauville, blogger Lamar White Jr. tells us in this post. The dog's crime? Being born a pit bull. What's the reason for this ordinance? Well, the town fathers are a little vague on that one. Maybe Obama?


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Livesound Adds HARMAN's Soundcraft Vi1(tm) to its Soundcraft Console Inventory
BERNE, Switzerland – Swiss rental company Livesound B-AG has added a HARMAN Soundcraft Vi1 digital console to a cutting-edge hire fleet, which already includes a larger Vi4 and several Soundcraft analogue mixing desks.
Based outside Berne, it was the need for a monitor desk to mix the reference sound for leading Swiss rock band, Patent Ochsner that drove the latest acquisition. And the company knows the Vi1 can expect high usage on its return-right across the company's core markets.
Livesound B-AG are a long-term customer of Soundcraft-and of its Swiss distributor, Dr. W.A. Guenther Distribution, who over the past two decades has kept Livesound B-AG supplied with several of Soundcraft's flagship analogue dual-purpose MH4′s, as well as an MH3 and pair of GB8 desks.
But in 2008 they were ready to embrace Soundcraft's digital platform for the first time, purchasing a Vi4 for a tour by big-selling Swiss rap artist, Bligg. It performed FOH duties for two tours before this year relocating to monitor duties for the artist's Spring tour; it is now out with leading Swiss rapper, Stress.
"After the Vi4 we knew we needed a smaller, easy-to-handle desk for 400-capacity venues, where a reduced footprint was essential," stated Thomas Gfeller, who co-founded the production company 36 years ago. He said the further investment in Soundcraft technology had been a dynamic response to this market demand for small venue touring.
"It also made sense to have it in our general inventory because of the desk's intuitive control surface," he continued. "Being fast to set up and easy to use, we can deploy it on different events-from rock concerts to corporate shows." And to achieve further flexibility the company added a Vi6 stagebox, with optical multicore.
The sale was supervised by Dr. W.A. Guenther Distribution, who also organised a Vi1 demo prior to purchasing as part of a competitive evaluation. The rental company's sound engineers assessed their options before coming down once again in favour of the Vi platform.
Livesound B-AG is part of a pool of Soundcraft users in Switzerland, who can cooperate on a cross-hire basis. Although the company rarely strays beyond the Swiss borders, it has collaborated with leading German company, Satis&Fy (on Rock im Park Festival in Nürnberg), as well as Linkin Park outdoor shows in Stuttgart, and at Ferropolis in Gräfenhainichen.
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OK, we admit it. We like celebrity news as much as anyone else. So, saying that, we were just tickled to find out that a member of world royalty is expected to come to our town later this fall.
Michener Art Museum will host an exhibit featuring images and artifacts of the late screen legend and Philadelphia native Grace Kelly. The beautiful blonde retired from Hollywood to become a real-life princess when she married Rainier III, Prince of Monaco. Here's the celebrity part: Her son, Prince Albert, will attend the opening (trumpet fanfare!)
"From Philadelphia to Monaco: Grace Kelly, an American Icon" runs from Oct. 31, 2013, through Jan. 26, 2014. The Michener is the first American venue for this interactive exhibition and is based on a display at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
The museum, which has a well-established collection of works by Bucks County artists, scored a coup last year when it was one of only a select few museums chosen to exhibit pieces by Renaissance artists from the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy. From artists of the royals to modern-day royal appearances …
Our last blog entry told you about some fun things you can do around town during the upcoming cold-weather months. We thought we'd provide a little bit more incentive for you to check out us out as well!
Hargrave House is offering a Winter Getaway Special during January and February. Stay with us for two consecutive nights at a discounted rate of $300 (plus tax). We'll do our best to set you up in one of our spacious suites that has a fireplace and jetted tub. Mornings will begin with a hot, made-to-order breakfast. And don't fret about parking when you come to Doylestown. Our on-site, private lot should ease any worries you may have. Don't forget to mention the special when you make reservations, please.
Also, in honor of love, HH has a Valentine's Package on Feb. 14 that includes all of the above PLUS your choice of champagne, flowers or a box of chocolates to share with your sweetheart – all for $179 (plus tax). Don't wait too long to book – we hear Cupid's been pretty busy lately!
With the holidays behind us and a new year just wide open with possibilities, why not make Doylestown a stop on your travel agenda? The winter "blahs" can easily set in during January and February, so we say head them off with a weekend stay at Hargrave House. Just steps away are a number of cute shops and restaurants that will help you while away your day. Area museums have lots of interesting exhibits. At Mercer Museum, you still have until Jan. 13 to catch the popular "Apron Chronicles," a collection of vintage aprons, photos and personal narratives of those who wear them. Opening Jan. 19 through April 28 at Michener Art Museum is "The Mind's Eye: 50 Years of Photography by Jerry Uelsmann," which includes pieces ranging from real to imaginary. The Bucks County Civil War Library Museum is a hidden gem open midday on Saturdays. A visit there is a must for any Civil War buff. After your full day, come back to HH for some rest and relaxation. Give us a call and we'll help you plan your stay!
We've long known that Doylestown has some of the finest restaurants in the region. We've had guests come to stay with us specifically so they could go to dinner at some of them. Well, one of the recent blog posts on the Zagat website – you know, the famed restaurant reviewers? – confirmed our opinions. Domani Star on West State Street was listed as one of the top 10 best Italian restaurants in the Philadelphia area. Readers of the blog voted in a survey, with one of the diners calling Domani Star's meatballs "to die for." Here's a link to the DoylestownPatch story, which also links to the Zagat blog. Congrats to one of Doylestown's superb eateries!
The crisp morning air, the waning daylight hours and the subtle shift of leaves from green to a faded tone all point to one thing: Fall fast approaches.
Our shopkeepers have joined in, promoting the change of seasons with the wares they offer, too. Take a gander at some of the store windows or stop in at any of Doylestown's eateries and you'll step firmly into autumn as well.
Paint N' Pottery on West Oakland Avenue offers some wonderful dishware, lovingly crafted by you. Turn your handprint into a spooky cat plate for Halloween or a chubby Thanksgiving turkey – functional yet personal. With a chill in the air, you may want to trade in your shorts for a pair of jeans. Monkey's Uncle on East State Street sports a variety of hoodies suited for the kids. For mom, Lilies of the Field at State and Main offers quite a few chic wraps to ward off the cold. And lest we forget about food and drink (we never do!), stop by Pennsylvania Soup & Seafood House on South Main Street for a taste of their scrumptious and filling Butternut Squash Soup. And check out Chambers 19 Bistro & Bar's fall drink specials, including Caramel Apple Martinis.
The weather's still awesome, so give us a call and we'll help plan your stay in Doylestown. We'll help you understand why Bucks County is such a special place!
Doylestown is a great walk-able town. With all the shops, restaurants and museums we have, your tootsies can get quite a workout. But thanks to a new form of town-based public transportation that's starting up in mid-September, you can give your feet a rest when needed and still visit the sites you want to see.
A "cultural loop" bus is set to shuttle visitors to some of the town's favorite destinations – from Mercer and Michener museums in the South part of Doylestown to Henry Mercer's castle-like home, Fonthill, on the outskirts of town. (For a full list, click on the above link.)
It's scheduled to start during the weekend of the Doylestown Arts Festival, Sept. 15, and continue weekends through Oct. 28. Service then will resume next spring. It'll be free (best part!) and pick-ups at all the locations will be every 20 minutes. At this point, hours will be 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays.
The Cultural Loop stop closest to Hargrave House will be at the County Theater on East State Street. Even if you're not tired, it's still a great way to do a little sightseeing and continue to discover Doylestown's charm.
Yay us! TripAdvisor just listed us as one of the top-ranked B&Bs in the Doylestown area!
Thanks also to our wonderful past guests who graciously paid us some equally wonderful compliments in their online reviews of our establishment. Your comfort and a feeling of a home-away-from-home is our main goal. We're so pleased that you left Hargrave House with a warm and fuzzy feeling in your heart. We're so glad we could provide that for you.
It's hot. It's sticky outside. It is July, after all, so we can pretty much expect the uncomfortable feeling that comes with summer weather. But it's a great excuse to cool off with some frozen treats – and what better way to celebrate National Ice Cream Month? Downtown Doylestown has lots of establishments that serve up frozen yogurt, ice cream or water ice – many within walking distance of HH. We've put together a sampling to help you get started.
Just up the street is HandleBar, a new frozen yogurt emporium at 12 S. Main St. Visit the shops at Main Street Marketplace, 22 S. Main St., and you'll find a stand selling Goodnoe Farm ice cream fresh from Newtown.
Turn either way on State Street and you've got more options. Sweet Pea Ice Cream shares space with A Taste of Philly at 18 W. State St., offering some tasty, homemade ice cream and frozen treats. Head the opposite direction and you can find wonderful Italian gelato at Nonno's Italian Coffee Parlor, 6 E. State St. Off of State Street on Market way, you'll find Nuts Plus, an old-fashioned candy shop that sells locally-made Tanner Brothers' ice cream. Sweet Spot at North Main and Court streets has a frozen yogurt bar and frozen drinks. And let's not forget Annie's Water Ice just down the hill from the train station at 187 S. Clinton St.
Whew! Now we're hungry. Anybody want to grab a cone?
There will be lots to do in Doylestown Memorial Day through June 2. That's the week that Doylestown celebrates 200 years as the county seat of government.
According to the bicentennial committee, the decision to move Bucks County government from Newtown to Doylestown actually took several years to come to fruition in the early part of the 19th century. Doylestown's close proximity to being the geographic center of the county while at the crossroads of Philadelphia and Easton in the north-south direction as well as the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers in the east-west direction, the enclave, circa 1812, was transitioning from a sleepy hamlet into a village and soon could boast in addition to the public buildings, a school, a post office, a newspaper, several houses of worship and a few roads.
Hargrave House itself was built between 1813 and 1815, so we've got a milestone birthday coming up too!
But back to 2012. The events kick off Memorial Day with Doylestown's annual parade through town, beginning at 10 a.m. Head on over to Fonthill to catch the antique car show they've got on the grounds of Henry Mercer's famed castle-like home. And speaking of Henry, look for him throughout the week. He may even have his faithful canine companion, Rollo, at his side. Each time you spot him, ask him for a free entry ticket to Central Bucks Family YMCA's Bicentennial Picnic and Fireworks June 2. You might just win some great prizes in a raffle drawing.
Our next-door neighbors, Doylestown Historical Society, will host a series of events throughout the week, starting Wednesday, May 30 at 7 p.m. with a lecture on the Lenape Indians, the Native American tribe that settled in the Bucks County area. Come back the next night and hear a talk on the Civil War given by Dick Neddenriep, portraying Lt. Edwin Fretz of Bucks County's 104th Pa. Voluntary Infantry Regiment. If you return Friday at the same time, you can learn about Doylestown's best-kept secret explorer, William Edgar Geil, the first Westerner to document his travels across the Great Wall of China. It'll be a fascinating journey through the ages, to be sure.
A recent guest at Hargrave House Bed & Breakfast had quite a "small world" experience. Julie is from a small town in southern Australia where she helps make lunch for a children's day school, and she was staying with us while her husband was in business meetings.
One morning after breakfast she was walking up Main Street doing some shopping when she heard her name called out, "Julie, oh Julie". She assumed they meant someone else, as the only two people in Doylestown that she supposed knew her name were either at a meeting (her husband) or cleaning up after breakfast (Lorna, our Innkeeper). She kept walking, but she heard "Julie" again rather breathlessly and heard running footsteps approach. She turned around to see an unexpected but familiar face. It was a woman from her home town in Australia!
Over a pleasant lunch at the Pennsylvania Soup & Seafood House, they compared notes. The woman was one of the Moms whose child Julie had been preparing lunch for only a week or so prior in Australia!


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My 85yr old father is having issue after issue & we can't seem to get to root of any issue and/or if they are all connected. Went to hosp last year with suspected stroke, docs confirmed 3mths later that it was actually bell's palsy. Also mentioned it was a viral attack on the 7th cranial nerve. Has remained on several medications since, including wafarin. Also, takes Xalatan eye drops for the pressures in his eyes. Last month was in hospital with paralysing back pain, coming out of hospital with a diagnosis of vasculitis/myalgia. Now on steroids. Today, had a numbing sensation in leg, twice, like a deadening to the leg, same leg each time...the second time fell in the yard with no-one there to see him....can his beta blockers have something to do with this? He also takes bisoprolol. Could it be affect of steriods (30mg day)?
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- 1 sleeve saltines
- 2 sticks of butter
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 12 oz.s semi-sweet chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350 F. Line jelly roll pan with foil. Arrange saltines evenly on foil in pan. Melt butter and sugar together in a saucepan. Pour butter and sugar mixture evenly over saltines. Heat in oven for 8-10 mins. until brown and bubbly. Remove from oven and distribute chips evenly over saltines. Wait a minute until they start to melt, then spread the chocolate evenly across saltines. Refrigerate.
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