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Surrounded by 16 television and newspaper cameras and a swarm of reporters, Dr. Chris Mazza and his entourage purposely barrelled up the grand staircase in the Ontario Legislative Assembly on Wednesday morning.
The deposed ORNGE kingpin — flanked by his parents, brother, girlfriend, and associates, including a burly pal serving as a bodyguard to push through the press throng — made his way to the second floor office at Queen's Park that would be their safe haven all day.
It was only when the group slammed shut the heavy oak door so hard the glass rattled, that onlookers realized where Mazza had sought refuge.
He was holed up in the office of Liberal MPP Greg Sorbara (Vaughan), who was away from the legislature and had innocently loaned his digs to a former colleague to watch the hearing on closed-circuit TV.
"MPP Sorbara's office was never made aware that Mr. Mazza would be using his office today," Neala Barton, Premier Dalton McGuinty's press secretary, said after the government realized what had happened.
Sorbara is no mere backbencher — the former finance minister and Liberal party president is a key architect of Grit victories in the last three elections.
"I understand that a former (Liberal) MPP, Eric Cunningham, had asked to borrow MPP Sorbara's office for the day, so he could watch the committee hearings," said Barton.
Cunningham, who served in the old Hamilton area riding of Wentworth North from 1975 to 1984, in turn had arranged for Mazza to use the space.
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Historic Naval Fiction is pleased to have obtained an Interview with Alan Lawrence whose new novel, The Massacre of Innocents, was recently released.
What can you tell us about The Massacre of Innocents without spoiling the plot for readers?
The plot, the historical events within which the story develops, as well as the people within the story all bring essential ingredients to the mix, but the most important one is the depth, dialogue and realistic nature of the principal characters. I have strived to add this strength and colour to my own characters, and to illustrate the thoughts, concerns and emotions affecting them within the bloody events of the story; to show how these events affect them.
The Devil to Pay (HC/K)
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Author David Donachie's new novel, The Devil to Pay, will be released in hardcover and for kindle download worldwide on 20 November 2015.
Faced with a ship in need of repair, enemy attacks and the threat of wily Admiral Hotham, John Pearce is sailing into danger.
Meanwhile Ralph Barclay is on his way to the Mediterranean. Thinking his wife still with Pearce and that he can repair his marriage by rescuing her, he sails in pursuit, Hotham half-hoping he suffers the same fate as the admiral has in store for Pearce. Can John Pearce fight to first save himself and his charges from captivity and then to be free from the enemy? It is a battle that will require all of his wits.
Review: Trident by Michael Aye
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This new title in Michael Aye's Fighting Anthony's series covers new ground as the author, for part of the story, moves the setting away from the Caribbean. With knowledge of an attempt by American privateers and the French to intercept the vital East India trade a squadron is despatched to the waters off Madagascar, however after his Admiral is wounded, as Flag Captain, Gabe finds himself in command and facing a superior force.
Throughout this series the author has built up quite a large cast of characters but as usual we are reintroduced to them without slowing down the pace of the story. There are no detailed descriptions of ship handling but several action sequences.
The 'Fighting Anthony's is set during the American struggle for independence but does not seek to recount specific historical events. This is another good yarn with a fresh feel and 'Trident' as well as the series as a whole is recommended.
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Kerry Lynne has just released a new pirate fiction novel, Nor Gold: The Pirate Captain. It is available for kindle download worldwide.
"Nor Gold" picks up where "The Pirate Captain" left off: Cate Mackenzie, a woman who lost everything to the Jacobite Uprising, trying to make sense out of being sold to Thomas, Nathanael Blackthorne's pirate friend. Once again, Fate has robbed her of both her heart and her home.
As Nathan sails off, Cate tries to come to terms with her new situation. Practicality tells her Thomas is not an altogether poor future: he's amiable, generous, and most of all, willing... but her heart is still with Nathan.
Nathan, in the meantime, has but two quests: to get Cate back, and to claim his revenge against Lord Breaston Creswicke and the Royal West Indies Mercantile Company. In that process, he discovers there is no outrunning his past and that there are consequences for every action.
The Caribbean Sea isn't big enough for Nathan, Thomas and Creswicke. Paths cross... and sparks fly.
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M. Kei has just released a new novel in his Pirates of the Narrow Seas series, The Sea Leopard. It is is now available worldwide for Kindle download. EDIT: The book is now also available in paperback.
Isam Rais, captain of the xebec, Sea Leopard, is on a swashbuckling adventure in the Mediterranean Sea. Battling unfriendly allies as much as his enemies, he plays a deadly game of cat and mouse with a much more powerful frigate, only to see victory snatched from his grasp by the resolution of the opposing captain. In debt and needing to repair his fortunes, he accepts a dangerous commission from the Dey of the Sallee Republic to hunt pirates—Muslim pirates—disloyal to the country that gives them refuge. Isam finds himself on the unpopular side in a battle of corsair against corsair. In the midst of storm and bloodshed, he is rescued by a mysterious veiled woman in a fateful meeting that will change his life forever.
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M. Howard Morgan has a new book available for pre-order on kindle, The Glorious First. It will be released worldwide on 28 October 2014.
War with Revolutionary France takes Lieutenant Vizzard to the coasts of France. He is to escort a government agent known to carry valuable intelligence of vital importance to Prime Minister Pitt's government. Captured by a traitor he must escape France. Can he trust the beautiful Frenchwoman who befriends him?
His work leads directly to the first fleet action of the Revolutionary War with France and to the battle known in Britain as The Glorious First of June where heroes and cowards will die together.
Review: The Massacre of Innocents by Alan Lawrence
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The Massacre of Innocents is the first book in a proposed new series set during the period when the Royal navy was undergoing it's rapid reduction after the Napoleonic Wars. Many authors concentrate on the anti-slavery patrols but Lawrence, in a refreshing change, has chosen the Greek struggle for independence from Turkey.
The European nations were not officially engaged in the early stages of this conflict so HMS Surprise has to act as a Letter of Marque aiding the Greek navy in it's attempts to defend it's islands from the much more powerful Turks. Ancient Greece was of course made up of individual city states, often at war, and it seems as if not much had changed by this time with little cooperation between the fleets of different islands or their civilian populations. Surprise is the only frigate facing a powerful enemy so running rather than fighting is often the only available option, but eventually some degree of cooperation between all involved leads to a decisive battle.
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Unlike Europe, Australia is not governed by the strict wine laws imposed on European winegrowers, who are restricted to growing certain grapes in certain areas. The result is that while France has 13 wine growing regions. Australia has in excess of 35. Wines of Australia is a fascinating tour of the major main wine producing areas and provides a detailed region-by-region guide to the country's wineries in Western and Southern Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, and Tasmania. Each chapter starts with an overview of the region's history, its pioneers and its development in the future. The text incorporates details of the different wineries, the most widely planted grape varieties, the qualities and tastes of the various wines, together with comprehensive information about soil types, climate aspect, winemaking and wine growing philosophy, grapes used, and where they are most commonly found in Europe. Detailed coloured maps of the regions are included in each section, which highlight both the locations of wineries mentioned and also other recommended ones. Whether you are an established connoisseur. or simply a casual consumer eager to learn more Wines of Australia is the perfect guide.
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This is from our local zoo.Their female giraffe is due to give birth at any time today and they set up a live feed.
Did anyone else lose the feed? It says there is no video.
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did the camera just go out???
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The reopening started with a ribbon cutting ceremony and continued with a community pool party.
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Researchers at Nano-Meta Technologies Inc. have shown how to overcome key limitations of a material that could enable the magnetic storage industry to achieve data-recording densities far beyond today's computers. The new technology could make it possible to record data on an unprecedented small scale using tiny "nanoantennas" and to increase the amount of data that can be stored on a standard magnetic disk by 10 to 100 times.
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Biochemists build largest synthetic molecular "cage" everNovember 19, 2014 10:26 am | by Stuart Wolpert, Univ. of California, Los Angeles | News | Comments
Univ. of California, Los Angeles biochemists have created the largest-ever protein that self-assembles into a molecular "cage." The research could lead to synthetic vaccines that protect people from the flu, HIV and other diseases. At a size hundreds of times smaller than a human cell, it also could lead to new methods of delivering pharmaceuticals inside of cells, or to the creation of new nanoscale materials.
Streamlining thin-film processing saves time, energyNovember 19, 2014 9:41 am | by South Dakota State University Communications Center | News | Comments
Energy storage devices and computer screens may seem worlds apart, but they're not. When Assoc. Prof. Qi Hua Fan set out to make a less expensive supercapacitor for storing renewable energy, he developed a new plasma technology that will streamline the production of display screens.
Research advances understanding of atomically thin crystal growthNovember 19, 2014 9:24 am | by David Goddard, UT Knoxville | News | Comments
Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville's College of Engineering has made recent headlines for discoveries that, while atomically small, could impact our modern world. The team focused on the role of epilayer-substrate interactions in determining orientational relations in van der Waals epitaxy.
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Truth shines a light into dark places. But sometimes to find that truth in the first place, it's better to stay in the dark. That's what recent findings at NIST show about methods for testing the safety of nanoparticles. It turns out that previous tests indicating that some nanoparticles can damage our DNA may have been skewed by inadvertent light exposure in the lab.
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Fool's gold as a solar material?November 19, 2014 7:47 am | by David Tennebaum, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison | News | Comments
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B.A.P is here with the MV teaser for their upcoming title track!
After the somewhat puzzling teaser photos, we can finally take a look at what the boys have in store for their new concept through this short yet powerful clip.
The boys are going all out for their full return with a large-scale music video that was shot in Detroit as well as the same filming location as the movie 'Transformers'. 100 extras were also brought in for the filming, and the MV is said to be directed by Hong Won Ki Won of ZanyBros who has produced countless hit MVs before, so expectations are high for this upcoming one!
"BADMAN" is said to be written by Bang Yong Guk himself to point out issues in society that we often hear of on the news, but tend to forget, adding an even more personal feel to the upcoming release.
So check out the teaser above and stay tuned for the full release on the 6th!
SEE ALSO: B.A.P beat Daichi Miura to represent Korea and Japan in next round of votes for MTV EMA's 'Worldwide Act' title
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B.A.P.'s Zelo...Ahhhhh~
Detroit is so badly in debt, even the city could use the money for the licenses to film MVs there! I'm looking forward to see how it turns out! An MV filmed in Detroit is uncommon, but BAP aren't that common of a group! BAP is in their own lane!
B.A.P is too perfect..
melinda_luv_exo· Posted August 4, 2013 @ 2:13 am
awesome. oh and i like to thank baby's for cheering exo today because exotics in korea did something wrong making us international fans look bad because were also a fan of exo. oh well. but i am disappointed in korean exotic fans. anyway bad to what i was gonna say, i anticipate there comeback. i hope exo and bap fans don't fight and become friends. hahahah.
From an Exotic.
cupcake7660· Posted August 4, 2013 @ 12:59 am
This short mv has a feel of BigBang's Fantastic Baby
it looks so cool cant wait!! bap hwaiting
Zelo... you hair... ok thats it TSENT entertainment *loads shotgun*
first you make his hair like noodles [which looked quite cute actually... so i forgive you =w=]
and then into a mushroom/ mad scientist [i mean come on -=-]
the blue hair was fine, the green hair was fine, he purpl-ish hair was fine but now -=-
nope sorry, this hair, NO ... just no,
In Detroit?
That means they was only a few cities away from me and I missed it.
OH what is life?
BAP ON FIYAH!!! SO GODDAMN PROUD OF MY BOYS. BAP FIGHTING! BYS has a complete tutorial on how to support B.A.P with "Bad Man" ! Check it out: bapyessir(.)com..LETS GIVE THEM WIN! FIGHTING BABY'S!! WE CAN DO THAT BABY'S
BYS has a complete tutorial on how to support B.A.P with "Bad Man" ! Check it out: bapyessir(.)com..LETS GIVE THEM WIN! FIGHTING BABY'S!!
kpoplittlebala18· Posted August 3, 2013 @ 3:07 am
Yay cant wait for the Music Video and I Love Jongup <3
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While rivals Samsung and Apple battled in a San Jose court, the beleaguered Finnish phone maker quietly picked up some support. Apple won in court.
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Steven, I'm sooo DTP Jessica Alba right now!
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I have been writing for as long as i can remember. I had always been creative as a child, though then my first passion was art, which i pursued at (gcse and a-level)
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The Artist: Jimi Hendrix
The Album: 1971's The Cry of Love
Dead-On or Dead Wrong? Dead-On! Hendrix has a posthumous discography that can only be rivaled by 2Pac—including an album, Valleys of Neptune, that was released earlier this year. We're not going to pretend to be the go-to authority on the electric guitar god, but from what we can tell, he's got a bunch of mediocre posthumous releases and a couple that are worth checking out further. This, his first posthumous release, is the closest to a true Hendrix album as just about all of the songs on it were finished or close to finished at the time of his death.


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Thanksgiving 2014 at The Branch Restaurant
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and we are preparing the traditional Thanksgiving Feast here at The Branch Restaurant and Bar! Come to West Yellowstone this year and leave the cooking to us while you relax with your friends and family.
We will serve a traditional Thanksgiving Buffet at The Branch Restaurant on Thursday November 27 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., and will feature such delectable offerings as Roasted Turkey with Pan Gravy, Maple Roasted Pork Loin with Stone Fruit Compote, Cornbread Stuffing, Whiskey Glazed Sweet Potatoes, and much more (see full menu below). Reservations are recommended, but not required.
Make your Thanksgiving Buffet reservation by calling (406) 646-7365
Downloadable Menu - Thanksgiving Buffet at The Branch (PDF - requires Adobe® Reader®)
Westward expansion brought rail travel and ranches to the Continental Divide, where cowboys (and today's national park visitors) could live the dream of a horizon-free lifestyle. Inspired by the natural beauty of Yellowstone, the Branch Restaurant celebrates "Open Range Cuisine" where beef and game dishes are infused with local flavor and enjoyed with a selection of regional microbrews and hand-crafted premium cocktails. A selection of tasty vegetarian and gluten-free options are available.
The restaurant boasts casual attire, seats on a first-come-first-served basis and does not accept reservations. Children's menus and box lunches are available. The Branch Restaurant & Bar is the ideal locale to enjoy a delicious dinner while recounting the day's exploration of Yellowstone National Park.
|Breakfast: 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM
|Lunch: 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM
|Happy Hour: 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
|Dinner: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
The Branch Restaurant and Bar is located at 315 Yellowstone Avenue, West Yellowstone, MT 59758, right next to the Holiday Inn West Yellowstone. Call 406-646-7365 for reservations, directions, or more information.
- Downloadable Menu - Branch Restaurant Lunch Menu
- Downloadable Menu - Branch Restaurant Lunch Sandwich Menu
- Downloadable Menu - Branch Restaurant Dinner Menu
(Menus are in PDF format - requires Adobe® Reader®)
The Branch Bar and Casino
Harkening back to the early days of the park, The Branch Bar & Casino offers the perfect place to kick back and relax at the end of a long day exploring the park. It's easy to regale your friends and family with geothermal memories and bison yarns at the Branch. This wildly popular West Yellowstone restaurant and bar features great food and local microbrews like Moose Drool, Trout Slayer, and Old Faithful Pale Ale.
The bar offers daily happy hour specials and the restaurant frequently offers a delicious dinner special. Try your luck on our keno and poker machines in the small casino. Catch up on your favorite team or sport by watching the numerous TV's in the bar. Occasionally, the bar will showcase local/regional musicians or put on evening games such as Bingo with fun prizes for winners.