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The study will be conducted in three parts. Part 1 is a dose escalation phase to determine the maximum tolerated dose (MTD) of INCB040093, a PI3Kδ inhibitor, or a tolerated, pharmacologically active dose; Part 2 will evaluate the combination of INCB040093 and INCB039110, a JAK1 inhibitor, to determine the MTD of the combination or a tolerated dose that produces substantial pharmacologic inhibition of both targets; Part 3 will further evaluate the chosen doses of INCB040093 alone and in combination with INCB039110 in subjects with relapsed/refractory B-cell malignancies.
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Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
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|A Phase 1, Open-label, Dose Escalation, Safety and Tolerability Study of INCB040093 in Subjects With Previously Treated B-Cell Malignancies
- Safety and tolerability of INCB040093 as monotherapy and when given in combination with INCB039110 as determined by clinical laboratory assessments, physical exams, 12-lead ECG and summary of adverse events during cycle 1 [ Time Frame: Measured every 3 weeks until progression. ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Preliminary efficacy as assessed by Overall Response Rate (ORR) as measured by published criteria for Hodgkin's/non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (Cheson et al 2007 and Owen et al 2013) and Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) (Cheson et el 2012) [ Time Frame: Every 12 weeks (4 cycles) until progression. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Pharmacokinetic (PK) collections. [ Time Frame: Measured for each patient at Cycle 1 Day 1, Cycle 1 Day 8 and Cycle 1 Day 15 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Plasma concentrations of each INCB040093 and INCB039110 will be used to estimate peak plasma concentration (Cmax) and area under the plasma concentration-time curve (AUC).
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Drug: INCB040093 + INCB039110
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- Indolent / aggressive B-cell (NHL) Non- Hodgkin's Lymphoma EXCLUDING: Burkitt lymphoma and precursor B-lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma INCLUDING: any non-Hodgkin's B-cell malignancy such as CLL and rare non-Hodgkin's B-cell subtypes such as Hairy Cell Leukemia, Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia, Mantle cell lymphoma, transformed NHL histologies, etc.
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- Received any approved anticancer medications within 21 days or 5 half-lives (whichever is longer) prior to receiving their first dose of study drug (42 days for nitrosoureas) EXCEPT steroids at ≤ 10 mg prednisone daily (or equivalent).
- Has any unresolved toxicity ≥ Grade 2 from previous anticancer therapy.
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- Has an Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) performance status of ≥ 3.
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- Platelet count ≤ 100 x 109/L (in no case < 50 x 109/L)
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- Creatinine clearance of < 50 mL/min based on Cockroft-Gault formula.
- Known history of infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
- History of active hepatitis or positive serology for hepatitis.
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|United States, Michigan
|Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
|United States, Minnesota
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|Rochester, Minnesota, United States
|United States, New York
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|United States, North Carolina
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|Durham, North Carolina, United States
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Hunting plays a less central role in rural communities today than it did fifty years ago. Hunters describe how open land is being developed, and land used for generations by hunters is being posted by new landowners.
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Hunting plays a less central role in rural communities today than it did fifty years ago. Hunters describe how open land is being developed, and land used for generations by hunters is being posted by new landowners.
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The Culture is Changing is the second program in a twelve-part series produced by the Vermont Folk Life Center on deer hunting. The series explores hunting from an insider?s perspective.
The Culture is Changing examines how rural Vermont culture is being transformed because fewer people are hunters. Regardless of your personal feelings about hunting, the notion of how traditions and culture change over time is intriguing. The Vermont Folk Life Center has a rich legacy of collecting oral histories of Vermont life and this particular segment is comprised of several interview clips that are well recorded and edited to convey the impact of this change and the loss felt by those who continue to hunt.
Because there?s only narration at the open, additional context may be necessary in order to broadcast this piece. Deer Stories would be appropriate for any stations located in a rural area where there is a tradition of hunting.
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Not being a hunter myself, I wondered how much I could to relate to a story about the decline of hunting culture in Vermont. Surprisingly, this simple montage of voices helped me appreciate the sense of loss felt by these hunters. One woman talks about how meaningful it was to learn hunting skills from her parents, and her disappointment that her children are not interested in learning them from her. A man talks about how deer hunting tunes you into nature and your surroundings, and another about the bond hunters develop with land on which they hunt. In a very short time, this piece gave me insight into a culture that has always been foreign to me.


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Property a little dated one bed appartment a little on the small side saying that we where four adults & needed to use the sofa bed would of been fine for a family with children
staff was great - held our luggage after check out so we could walk around-we parked car in same building (on next street) and got huge discount after we showed them hotel bill (per staff) - lots of food carts nearby late at night- Starbucks across street -Green Apple Gourmet food 24/7 on 1625 Broadway has great croissants & beer&fruit &milk&veggies&good prices- Metro &Times SQ &Rockefeller ct are right there-quiet sleep
Weak coffee in room- Lots of tourists in streets around hotel (but you are in midst of all attractions) - and inside hotel is extremely quiet and safe
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Didn't like that the bathroom had nowhere to place your items...especially in the shower. European type of bathrooms with no enclosure for the shower so you had to put everything on the floor. Worked fine but would rather not have to bend over for everything I need and have the floor get so wet.
Loved the location. We were upgraded to the penthouse which had a balcony and great views. Our apartment was very spacious as it was the penthouse so not sure how big the other apts are.
The only thing we didn't like was the mattress on pull out couch very uncomfortable. Other than that, an excellent place.
Great location, 10 steps away from the metro station and very close to MOMA and empire state building.
It was not possible to regulate the heating in the apartment, we always woke up with a dry mouth. Coffee machine was useless.
Fantastic location! Walking distance to Times Square and Theatre district. Just beside N,R,Q station.
Counter staff have a dead pan look like you are visiting a funeral! If the counter staff were a tad pleasant this would be ideal accommodation for Mahanttan. If you can tolerate that, it is worth the stay.
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I like everything about Radio City Apts thats why we go back, and have done so for about 10 years.All the staff are so friendly and it is in such a perfect spot for everything from shopping to sightseeing roll on next year we'll be back.
hard to find, and very grubby did not look like the pictures at all.staff were not very helpful or friendly
Location, size of and facilities within the apartment, value for money.
Lack of safe-deposit box within the apartment.
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The room was very small and you could smell cigarette smoke in the bedroom. Bed was also very small
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There was no heat in the room and it was very cold. The stove didn't work either.
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There is a rich comedy going on behind bureaucratic screens. Two mighty quangos, the Forestry Commission and Scottish National Heritage, want to experiment with restoring the extinct beaver to Knapdale in Argyle.
The project has been meandering on for more than 10 years and £1m has been spent on consulting fees. Still we have no beaver.
This touches a nerve for me. As a graduate of the London School of Economics I feel the beaver is my personal mascot. Sidney and Beatrice Webb chose the beaver on the LSE's logo as they regarded it as symbolic of socialist virtues. It lives collectively, making stupendous dams and enhancing every location occupied.
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If I were forced to pick my favorite literary turn on food criticism, I'd have to go with T. Coraghessan Boyle's short story "Sorry Fugu" from his 1989 collection If the River Was Whiskey, a marvelous sliver of a book I was introduced to -- along with the rest of Boyle's work -- by Tom Finkel, managing editor of this paper and a keen admirer of the New York-born, transplanted California novelist. The protagonist of the story, a caustic restaurant critic named Willa Frank, regularly fires culinary missiles fierce enough to cause severe gastric distress. (Indeed, as a critic who's often accused of causticity, I was impressed.) Here are three examples: "The duck had been reduced to the state of the residue one might expect to find in the nether depths of a funerary urn"; "For all its testy piquancy, the orange sauce might just as well have been citron preserved in pickling brine"; "Paste and pasta. Are they synonymous? Hardly. But one wouldn't have known the difference at Udolpho's. The `fresh' angel hair had all the taste and consistency of mucilage." Wonderful stuff.
Boyle's story underscores a fundamental tenet of good criticism: In the pursuit and maintenance of high standards, a critic can turn the worst experience into a recreative and entertaining chronicle -- even if the armed torpedoes strike at the poor restaurateur's livelihood. There's a big "if" here, to which I shall return in due course. For now, keeping in mind that she's a fictional character, there's little doubt in my mind that the "restaurant" I visited last week -- on two consecutive days -- would have taxed Willa Frank's reservoirs of vitriol to the limit.
Were Ms. Frank, rather than your faithful New Times glutton, to write the critical column, she might characterize the atmosphere in this fashion: "A mosquito-laden arena of such moist and dank misery as to turn the rind on a wheel of camembert a moldy green. The noise factor, a consequence of the hyperactive hubbub and caterwauling at every turn, makes the pitiable patron long for the contrastingly harmonious hum of a dentist's drill. Never has there been an eating space so surpassingly dull, undistinguished, or spare. Rarely has a dining environment so thoroughly tipped its hat toward perishability and disease. And of the service: its presence is no more welcome than is the elusive self in a Zen Buddhist's meditative trance."
On the matter of food, La Frank would conclude that "slop of this order is not without culinary precedents, though you'd have to retread the murkiest quagmires of human history -- famine, war, plague -- to discover anything remotely akin to the oleagenous savories and half-sweet blandishments here ladled indifferently onto serving trays and cardboard platters. This is a diner's apocalypse. Or to put it another way, the creme de la crap."
Not a bad crib, if I do say so myself.
The difference between such fictionalized bravado and the real version is that while the above observations would certainly be fair game when directed at a regular restaurant offering such improbable boons for a price, they can scarcely be registered in relation to the site I attended, sat in, ate at, and left with a heavy heart and half-empty stomach last week -- the tent city of Harris Field, Homestead. Perhaps even Boyle's galloping gourmand would be moved to restrain her poisonous penmanship in light of the horrors visited upon the men, women, and children of Homestead; only the novelist knows for sure. But for those of us who traipse uneasily over the leveled properties and agricultural wastelands of Andrew's wake -- especially those of us who report what we see to others -- there's no flip side. It is, very simply, a tragedy of monumental proportions.
Tent city is no sidewalk cafe. It is a sprawling -- and, as of ten days after Hurricane Andrew, mostly unattended -- compound with military personnel, TV media, and a few odd survivors seeking food and shelter as its featured players. Food is served three times a day by soldiers in mobile kiosks. For two days I saw massive, industrial-size cans of pork and beans, sliced apples, mixed vegetables, and tomato soup, along with handfuls of potato chips, served at Harris Field. All of it free, all of it hastily and ritualistically rendered. Having tasted once, I confess I had no stomach for a second bite -- I was one of the lucky ones with a home and a fridge and a stove. But the recognition that so many feasted on this palpably vile nourishment -- and some soldiers told me of worse: seven days on cold MREs -- without complaint proved Cervantes's time-worn dictum that there is no sauce to compare with hunger to make for a memorable meal. And it also showed that loss of power, telephone, cable television, and property damage such as that weathered by many of us north of the storm's eye was nothing to carp over.
The most moving aspect about Harris Field, for this onlooker, is this: With the exception of some perennially disgruntled TV producers who are choreographing the news around the green tents as if it were end-of-the-world ballet, a telegenic brand of theater, the actual victims of the hurricane -- plus the volunteers and army coordinators -- evince a good cheer and positive spirit that tugs at the very heart. A little girl who had just finished her helping at lunch smiled and said simply to me, "It's food." A teen-age private told me his biggest regret was that more people weren't taking advantage of the food and shelter at Harris Field, but affirmed that sooner or later they'd come, and the army would be ready for them. When I asked a saucy woman donning a T-shirt from Michael J. Peter's strip bar, Solid Gold, where she'd gotten it, she winked and bellowed out, "I don't dance there, baby." (She didn't offer any further explanation.) Life goes on, even when you're looking over the precipice of uncertainty.


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It is a very interesting question. Both are Japanese forms of Martial Arts, or what classical Martial Artists like to call Gendai Budo. They are primarily a form of training to develop the moral a physical character of the practitioner.
Judo means "the gentle way or path" and was developed from Jujutsu. The adaptations made from Jujutsu involved developing a syllabus of techniques that were less violent or dangerous. Dr. Jigoro Kano developed Judo as a form of Physical Education and emphasized that his art would be able to teach the Japanese people about the Martial traditions and code of ethics of the Samurai whilst developing their minds and bodies.
In Judo, the practitioners wear a uniform called a gi (pronounced ghee). The syllabus includes throwing and tripping techniques (nage waza), locking and immobilization techniques (ne waza and katame waza) as well as two-man forms (kata) and breakfalls (ukemi waza). Judo has developed into a competitive sport which is 'played' in the Olympic games. Judo does have weapons in its syllabus but generally teaches them only to the point of learning to defend against them.
Aikido means "the way of unified energy or spirit" and was also developed from Jujutsu. The founder of Aikido, Morihei Ueshiba, gradually developed more circular and softer principles of the Daito Ryu Jujutsu system he had mastered p eventually adopting the name Aikido for his art.
In Aikido, the practitioners also wear a gi but most also wear the hakama which is the large pants worn by Samurai (as seen in many Samurai movies). The syllabus has throwing techniques nage waza) and locking techniques (katame waza) as well as the study of weaponry (bukijutsu) most usually the tanto (knife), the jo (5-foot stick) and the boken (wooden sword). Aikido focuses more on energy and how to use both yours and your opponents energy to either defend against or neutralize an attack.
Both systems are based on similar principles and the founders of each system conversed with each other during the infancy of each style.
Judo focuses more on the scientific principles of balance and co-ordination whereas Aikido focuses on harmonizing with the opponents energy.
Modern-day Judo is centered around competition whereas Aikido (most styles) do not engage in competition choosing rather to focus on training and personal development.
If you are considering which style to train in it would depend on what you want out of Martial Arts as well as what is available in your area. As a Martial Artists of some experience in both systems, I would recommend that you find (if possible) a traditional Judo school which focuses on training and development and then find an Aikido school which focuses on the same. After witnessing and then experiencing each style it will not take long to discover which one is right for you.


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November 26, 2014
Cooler night temperatures kick on an old furnace causing a Palisade home to ignite early Tuesday morning.
The fire happened at 150 E. 3rd Street. According to the Palisade Fire Department, the fire started just after 1:00 a.m. when an older gas furnace started up. The couple living in the home had just moved in and there were cardboard boxes and pictures sitting against the register that then caught fire.
Smoke detectors alerted the couple to the fire and they were able to get out safely. However, when firefighters arrived they kept trying to go back inside for personal belongings.
Damage to the home is estimated at $20,000.
The couple's dog also survived the blaze.
It took crews about ten minutes to get the fire under control.
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When Reneya Lemaigre arrived last year at the inaugural Mining Matters Mining Rocks Earth Sciences Camp she didn't know anyone and didn't know what to expect.
But it didn't take long for the teenager from Clearwater River Dene Nation to shrug off her fears and have a great time at Christopher Lake's The Quest camp.
"The staff were really nice and comforted me," Reneya said. "After the first day I was fine for the rest of the week."
"She started meeting new friends and when the day came for her to go home, she didn't want to go," added her mother, Rana Janvier.
The pair are once again making the six-hour drive this weekend from Clearwater River to Christopher Lake to attend the mining camp that will have about 30 teens attend this year.
The camp is put on with the sponsorship of six junior mining companies - Foran Mining Corp., Masuparia Gold Corp., NexGen Energy Inc., Alpha Exploration Inc., Fission Uranium Corp. and North Arrow Minerals - and PDAC Mining Matters.
"The program is expanding," said Barbara Green Parker, PDAC's manager of Aboriginal Education and Outreach Programs.
They had 18 kids attend last year and expect about 30 this year - from Amisk (Denare Beach), Pelican Narrows, Buffalo Narrows, Clearwater River Dene Nation and Deschambault. "They will learn about rocks and minerals, the geology of Saskatchewan, the rich natural resources that are in the province and across Canada," said Green Parker.
Every day there will be programming that includes working with a GPS, compass, going out on the land to identify rocks, star gazing events, mineral processing, an engineering challenge plus sports and other outdoor activities like rock climbing and canoeing.
They will even explore an island on Christopher Lake.
For Reneya, who ended up earning the Leadership award for her outstanding contribution to the camp last year, her favourite activity was the Compass Challenge.
In the challenge the campers are taught the basics of reading a compass, then compete on how accurate their bearings are from one location to the next.
"It was the first time using a compass and it was really interesting to me," she said.
The camp is a way to raise awareness of the importance of the mining industry in the areas the campers are from and the knowledge that they can be part of the industry, Green Parker said.
"We get them excited about these cool things they can learn about and that they acquire skills for," she said. "When they see how interesting the work is, then it is a natural fit that they will ask questions about what education they require."
While Reneya was the only person to attend camp from Clearwater last year, five others will join her this time around.
"Now I can't wait to go back," she said. "I know I'll have fun again."


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While floating weightless at the International Space Station last spring, Commander Chris Hadfield recorded his own version of David Bowie's "Space Oddity" — a video that's now been viewed more than 18 million times on Youtube. But when he wasn't busy being an Internet phenomenon, the Canadian astronaut was witnessing awe-inspiring beauty, facing life threatening dangers, and, at times, holding onto a spaceship orbiting Earth at 17,500 miles an hour.
Hadfield has flown three space missions, conducted two space walks, and spent a total of six months in space. On Earth, he's been the Chief of International Space Station Operations in Houston and Chief CAPCOM Commander — the person at Mission Control who communicates directly with astronauts in orbit. In a new book, An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth, he shares some of the lessons he learned in space.
"There are no wishy-washy astronauts," Hadfield tells Fresh Air's Terry Gross. "You don't get up there by being uncaring and blasé. And whatever gave you the sense of tenacity and purpose to get that far in life is absolutely reaffirmed and deepened by the experience itself."
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On what it's like to do a spacewalk
I've been so lucky to have done two spacewalks. If you looked at your wristwatch I was outside for about 15 hours, which is about 10 times around the world.
… The contrast of your body and your mind inside … essentially a one-person space ship, which is your space suit, where you're holding on for dear life to the shuttle or the station with one hand, and you are inexplicably in between what is just a pouring glory of the world roaring by, silently next to you — just the kaleidoscope of it, it takes up your whole mind. It's like the most beautiful thing you've ever seen just screaming at you on the right side, and when you look left, it's the whole bottomless black of the universe and it goes in all directions. It's like a huge yawning endlessness on your left side and you're in between those two things and trying to rationalize it to yourself and trying to get some work done.
On doing a spacewalk amidst Southern Lights
I was coming across the Indian Ocean in the dark. I was riding on the end of the robot arm … [and] I thought, "I want to look at Australia in the dark," because everyone lives along the coast, starting with Perth and across and it's like a necklace of cities. So I shut off my lights, and I let my eyes completely adjust to the darkness, but as we came south under Australia instead of seeing just the lights of the cities of Australia we flew into the Southern Lights. Just like the Northern Lights they erupt out of the world and it's almost as if someone has put on this huge fantastic laser lightshow for thousands of miles. The colors, of course, with your naked eye are so much more vivid than just a camera. There are greens and reds and yellows and oranges and they poured up under my feet, just the ribbons and curtains of it — it was surreal to look at, driving through the Southern Lights.
… To me it was taking time to notice something that is almost always there but that if you didn't purposefully seek it out you would miss — and that is our planet and how it reacts with the energy from the sun and how our magnetic field works and how the upper atmosphere works — what it really is, is just beauty.
On claustrophobia
They don't want claustrophobic astronauts, so NASA is careful through selection to try to see if you have a natural tendency to be afraid of small spaces or not. Really, it's good if you've managed to find a way to deal with all of your fears, especially the irrational ones. So during selection in fact, they zip you inside a ball, and they don't tell you how long they're going to leave you in there. I think if you had tendencies toward claustrophobia then that would probably panic you and they would use that as a discriminator to decide whether they were going to hire you or not. For me, being zipped inside a small, dark place for an indeterminate amount of time was just a great opportunity and nice time to think and maybe have a little nap and relax, so it doesn't bother me. But you can get claustrophobia and agoraphobia — a fear of wide open spaces — simultaneously on a spacewalk.
On coping with moments of fear and panic in space
Half of the risk of a six-month flight is in the first nine minutes, so as a crew, how do you stay focused? How do you not get paralyzed by the fear of it? The way we do it is to break down: What are the risks? And a nice way to keep reminding yourself is: What's the next thing that's going to kill me? And it might be five seconds away, it might be an inadvertent engine shutdown, or it might be staging of the solid rockets coming off. … We don't just live with that, though. The thing that is really useful, I think out of all of this, is we dig into it so deeply and we look at, "OK, so this might kill us, this is something that would normally panic us, let's get ready, let's think about it." And we go into every excruciating detail of why that might affect what we're doing and what we can do to resolve it and have a plan, and be comfortable with it.
… It's not like astronauts are braver than other people, we're just meticulously prepared. We dissect what it is that's going to scare us, and what it is that is a threat to us and then we practice over and over again so that the natural irrational fear is neutralized.
On losing orientation in space with no sense of "up"
What does it feel like when you close your eyes when you're weightless? Normally on Earth when you close your eyes you can feel your feet on the floor or your rear end on your chair or something and that gives you a sense of up. You can balance with your eyes closed, you can walk with your eyes closed because of all of the external references. When you're weightless and you close your eyes it's as if you just stepped off a cliff into complete blackness and you're falling forever, so the perception of that is really odd. You can do it as like a thought experiment and instead of closing your eyes and thinking that you're just floating, close your eyes and picture that you've just stepped off the Half Dome in Yosemite and are now falling into the blackness, and it's interesting to see how your body reacts to it.
On space travel and faith
The big pervasive feeling on board looking at the Earth [from space] is one of tremendous exquisite privilege that it exists. … But I think what everyone would find if they could be in that position — if they could see the whole world every 90 minutes and look down on the places where we do things right, and look down where we're doing stupid, brutal things to each other and the inevitable patience of the world that houses us — I think everybody would be reinforced in their faith, and maybe readdress the real true tenets of what's good and what gives them strength.


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Holiday home, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, (Sleeps 4)
Casa Illa is a pleasant furnished vacation home in a country area in the hills of Cala Tarida. Casa Illa has its own terrace. Stairs lead down to the swimming pool which is shared by both Casa Illa and Casa Tari.
The villa is around 5 minutes by car from the attractive village of San José and around 15 minutes by car from Ibiza Town. The delightful sandy beach of Cala Tarida, with its pleasant pavement cafes and good restaurants, is only a few minutes away by car.
Casa Illa has a pleasant living room with comfortable seating area and dining furniture. The small open plan kitchen has a 4 point electric cooker and fridge. There is a twin bedroom on both sides of the living area each with its own bathroom.
The washing machine is in a separate area and is being used together with the guests of Torre Uschi.
If you would like to travel with 2 family's you can easily rent Casa Illa together with Casa Tari.
Classification: Livingroom, Open plan kitchen(ceramic hob, microwave, fridge freezer), Bedroom(2x Single bed, airconditioning), Bedroom(2x Single bed, airconditioning), Bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet), Bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet), TV(satellite), DVD player, CD player, washing machine(shared with other guests ), patio(private), swimmingpool(shared with other guests ), safety deposit box, Cot(to rent), high chair(to rent)
These costs are charged on site. They are not included in the rental price.:
Deposit; € 300 (You will pay in advance, not on site, returned max. 7 days after departure)
Cleaning; Included
Pets; Not allowed
Bed linen; Included
Bath towels; Included
Kitchen linen; Included
Electricity; Included
Gas/Oil; Included
Wifi; Free
Tourist tax; No
Cot; € 22,50/stay
High chair; € 10/stay
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Nancy Bullock Napier, 78, of Caroline County passed away peacefully on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013.
She was born on Oct. 15, 1935, in what is now Fort A. P. Hill to Robert A. and Julia Durrett Bullock. Nancy was a 1954 graduate of C.T. Smith High School and was a key member of the undefeated girls basketball teams. She also was an accomplished softball player and played competitively into her 50s.
She was elected and served as Caroline County's Commissioner of the Revenue from 1988 to 2000. Nancy was passionate about serving her community. She served on the Board of Caroline County Chamber of Commerce, she was a past president of the local Democratic Party, she served as treasurer of the Friends of the Ladysmith Branch of the Caroline Library and was instrumental in the building of the library in Ladysmith Village and she was a longtime member of County Line Baptist Church. Of all of her accomplishments, she was most proud of being a mom and grandmother.
She was the widow of Thomas N. Napier Sr. Survivors include her children, Lorraine Henicheck (Jack), Thomas Napier (Debbie), David Napier (Kim) and Julia Custer (Phil); five grandchildren, Jessica Napier, Jacob Henicheck, Hunter Napier, Andrew Napier and Grey Lyttle; and a sister, Alma Carter.
The family will receive friends at Storke Funeral Home, Bowling Green, on Tuesday, Dec. 10, from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m.
A funeral will be held Wednesday, Dec. 11, at 2 p.m. in the chapel of the funeral home, with burial to follow in Greenlawn Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Friends of the Ladysmith Library, 7199 Clara Smith St., Ruther Glen, VA 22546.
Condolences may be left for the family at storkefuner


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Eve Ventrue will be the cover artist for Witch Born. She did a fantastic job on Witch Song, and we have a great concept.
The first draft is completed. Right now, I'm adding all the notes I've jotted down while I drafted. Then I need to go through and clean it all up. I may or may not make one more pass through it.
Hopefully it will go out to my alpha readers (you guys ready???) in the next week or two, depending on how much time I can dedicate to writing--which is questionable as my husband will be gone on a business trip all next week--and how many things I have to fix.
Depending on how fast my alphas get through it and how many changes I need to make, I'll then have it ready to send to my betas.
And then we're on to copy edits.
I'm tired just thinking about it, but exhilarated too. There are just not enough hours in a day. Anyone wanna volunteer to babysit??? If you donate over 8 hours, your name goes in my acknowledgements . . . . ;)
Progress Report on Witch Born
Posted by Amber L Argyle at 1:09 PM Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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5 comments:
Michael Offutt, Tebow Cult Initiate said...:
Congratulations on finishing Amber! Woo hoo!
Leigh Covington said...:
Awesome! I'm so excited for the next book and I'm excited that Eve is doing the cover. I loved the cover for Witch Song, so I know it will be phenomenal!
Patricia said...:
Outstanding I can't wait to read Witch Born!
Kristi The Book Faery said...:
I can't wait! Woot, woot!
Congrats on your second novel! I'm sure I'll have another One-Sit-Read!
Must feel wonderful, Amber, I'm so happy for you!
Amber Argyle, author said...:
Thanks everyone!
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