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Driver lied to police, kidnap trial told
Posted Sep 17th 2008, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... Jimmy Wong Hon-wai, 32, said he took his girlfriend to her father's home on November 5 and 6, according to a police interview played at his conspiracy trial yesterday. On the tape, Wong ... a pig farm in Yuen Long, prosecutors allege. Also on trial is Brandi Chiang Sai-wah, 48, the younger brother of former Kowloon City district councillor Chiang Sai-cheong. Prosecutors allege ...http://www.scmp.com/article/652878/driver-lied-police-kidnap-trial-told
Judge was conned by son-in-law, court told
Posted Nov 27th 2008, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... Peter Brieger A now-deceased judge and his wife were ripped off by their former son-in-law, Kevin Slattery, a city investment adviser who now lives in London, a civil trial heard ... now divorced, the court heard. Mr Gall's testimony came at the trial of the Henley Group, an investment advisory firm sued by local schoolteacher Heather Anne Voce. Ms Voce claimed ...http://www.scmp.com/article/661654/judge-was-conned-son-law-court-told
Judges roundly reject all Kissel's grounds for appeal
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... Peter Brieger Court commends trial judge for way he handled case Nancy Kissel, the mother of two convicted of murdering her investment banker husband in a sensational case that captivated Hong Kong, has resoundingly lost her bid for a new trial. The Court of Appeal yesterday rejected every one of the 44-year-old's arguments for throwing out her conviction and life sentence, ...http://www.scmp.com/article/655267/judges-roundly-reject-all-kissels-grounds-appeal
Shanghai police killer appeals death sentence
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... adjourned in the evening without announcing a ruling. It rejected his lawyer's request for another psychiatric evaluation- a key part of the appeal, according to people present at the trial. Prosecutors have claimed examination by a 'specialised institution' before the original trial had proved he was responsible for his actions. Yang was detained by Shanghai police last October ...http://www.scmp.com/article/656138/shanghai-police-killer-appeals-death-sentence
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When Friday Night Lights ended, it was like our best friend had moved away. No more Tami Taylor. Waaah! But the single mom returns to TV this fall, starring in Nashville, singing her own songs, and proving that women are sexier after 40. Get a sneak peek of her cover interview now.
By Joanne Kaufman
On the celebrity adoption trend:
"Me and Angelina and Sandra Bullock and Mary-Louise Parker just get together every weekend, drink rosé, and talk about kids! No, that is not the case. Not that I wouldn't love to get together with all of them and discuss their experiences. But there is a community of people who have adopted children from Ethiopia, and that's something I want to be a part of for sure. To me its really important for my son to have a strong sense of that background."
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Chain of Storms
Photograph by NOAA/Getty Images
Looking like a row of planes taxiing on a runway, a chain of brewing storms on the coast of West Africa is ready for takeoff into the Atlantic Ocean in this photo taken by the Meteosat-9 weather satellite on August 29.
Every year from mid-August until October the hurricane season in the Northern Hemisphere kicks into high gear as the trade winds on either side of the Equator converge. The combination of heat from the African continent and the tropical moisture from the ocean creates the perfect recipe for the formation of tropical storms.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, this year's hurricane season is on track to be more active than normal. (Related: "Improved Forecasting Will Help Track Hurricane Season.")
—Andrew Fazekas
Published August 30, 2013
Violent Starbirth
Photograph by Bo Reipurth, ESO
A newborn star announces its arrival by emitting a pair of colorful, high-speed jets of gas into space in this high-resolution image by a new giant radio telescope array called the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in the high-altitude desert of Chile.
Located some 1,400 light-years from Earth, this baby star, known as HH46/47, sits near a giant dark cloud of gas and dust that provided the seed material from which it likely formed only a few hundred thousand years ago.
The jets of gas spew out at speeds that have been clocked at nearly 620,000 miles (a million kilometers) an hour. The shockwave from these jets plows into the gas and dust that surrounds the baby star-making the material light up like neon.
Published August 30, 2013
Aurora Arc
Photograph by Kristoffer Vaikla, National Geographic Your Shot
Like a ghostly green rainbow arcing across the late-night sky, a northern lights display burns bright above a lake in Estonia in a picture submitted to National Geographic's Your Shot.
Streams of solar wind made up of charged particles coming off the surface of the sun slam into Earth's magnetic field, sparking auroral displays in the upper atmosphere.
The more directly these solar winds hit our planet, the more intense the sky show.
Published August 30, 2013
Medusa Nebula
Photograph by Fred Herrmann and Terry Hancock, National Geographic Your Shot
Like its namesake mythological monster, the Medusa nebula appears to sport a serpentine crown in this photo taken with a 27-hour-long exposure through a backyard telescope in Huntsville, Alabama. (See nebula pictures.)
Some 1,500 light-years distant, the hauntingly beautiful planetary nebula represents the final remnants of a long-dead star. The glowing cloud of gas and dust is constantly expanding and stretches four light-years across.
Published August 30, 2013
Himalaya Peak
Photograph by Marcia Pradipti, National Geographic Your Shot
Like a crown of cosmic jewels, a star-studded sky adorns Annapurna South, one of the highest Himalaya peaks in central Nepal.
"I was very lucky to have this clear night view," photographer Marcia Pradipti said with her submission to National Geographic's Your Shot.
Published August 30, 2013
Sculpting Star Clouds
Photograph courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech
Blasts of intense radiation emanating from some of the most massive stars known wreak havoc with the surrounding gas and dust in this stunning infrared view from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope.
Located some 8,000 light-years from Earth, the Eta Carinae star system shines with a power equivalent to that of five million suns.
The outflow of energy from just two monster stars at the center of the glowing cloud sculpts giant pillars of dust, while carving out enormous cavities in the surrounding nebula.
Published August 30, 2013
Martian Peek-a-Boo
Photograph courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech
The largest of the red planet's two moons, Phobos, glides across the face of the sun as seen in this sequence of snapshots taken from the Martian surface by the NASA Curiosity rover on August 17.
This unique annular solar eclipse from Mars, photographed using the one-ton rover's telephoto-lens camera attached to the top of its mast, is expected to help refine orbital calculations for the moon.
Published August 30, 2013
Cosmic Crash
Photograph courtesy ESA/Hubble
What looks like a nearby cosmic head-on collision between two galaxies is actually just an optical illusion. The sprinkling of stars at the center of this Hubble Space Telescope image is actually a dwarf galaxy lying some 16 million light-years distant and filled with a few billion stars.
However, the bright twinkling stars scattered throughout the above photo are much closer, lying well within the border of our own much larger Milky Way galaxy, which contains some 400 billion suns.
Published August 30, 2013
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wen any human visits SPACE...than only he or she finds....what they are and what GOD IS......not on earth.
I can just dream to be up in space and see something like that with my own eyes..... :)
Stars... Beautiful.
Just beautiful!
I wonder what it would be like to see the eclipse of the Martian moon on mars for myself? Fascinated is what I would probably feel.
The shot of the Himalayan Peak kind of reminds me of the mountain peaks in some of the movies I watch.
When a star dies it leaves a beautiful array of dust cloud for us to watch, just beautiful.
See more northern lights photos from Iceland here: http://www.northernlightsiceland.com/
Power of god?? jajajja
power of God on display.
The Future of Food
EAT: The Story of Food
Food. It's driven nearly everything we've ever done as a species, and yet it's one of the most overlooked aspects of human history.
Watch a three-night miniseries event starting 11/21 on the National Geographic Channel.


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This morning, Secretary Napolitano sat down for an interview on the Department of Homeland Security's efforts to combat human trafficking. Secretary Napolitano talked about the DHS Blue Campaign, the Department's unified voice to combat human trafficking. Working in collaboration with law enforcement, government, non-governmental and private organizations, Blue Campaign strives to protect the basic right of freedom and to bring those who exploit human lives to justice.
The Blue Campaign recently re-launched, and is now offering new, comprehensive resources for recognizing the indicators of human trafficking and knowing how to report suspected instances of human trafficking to law enforcement, as well as resources for potential victims. Please visit www.dhs.gov/bluecampaign to learn more, take the training, print the posters, and share the PSA to educate yourself and your community about human trafficking.
Amidst all the trips to the beach, family vacations, and picnics this summer, children will also spend an increased amount of time on the Internet. According to the National Cyber Security Alliance, children and teenagers aged 8-18 spend almost 8 hours a day on electronic devices. This summer, the Stop.Think.Connect. ™ campaign is encouraging parents to take a few minutes to talk with their children about Internet safety.
While increased connectivity has led to significant transformations and advances across our country – and around the world – it also has increased the importance and complexity of our shared risk. For children, this includes cyber bullying, cyber predators, and other threats. The Cyber Bullying Research Center says that about half of young people have experienced some form of cyber bullying, and 10 to 20 percent experience it regularly. The Internet makes it easy for rumors, threats, and photos to be easily disseminated, without realizing the harm it can cause someone else.
Parents, teachers, and guardians can begin taking steps to protect children online by creating an open environment where they feel comfortable reporting abuses over the Internet. Here are some additional tips from the Stop.Think.Connect.™ campaign:
- Be aware of what social networks your kids and teens use and how much information they share. They should never share addresses, birthdays, schools, and last names with strangers;
- Teach your kids how to conduct searches safely, by using specific and narrow search terms on commonly-used search engines to prevent unwanted and malicious results;
- Install filters and firewalls to manage what sites your kids can access;
- Set strong passwords that are different on every site; and
- Remind your children not to say anything online about someone else that they would not want them to said about them.
At the end of the day, cybersecurity is ultimately about people and is a shared responsibility. We are all called on to ACT or Achieve Cybersecurity Together. For more information, please visit www.dhs.gov/stopthinkconnect.
DHS is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive workplace for all our employees. Diversity makes us better as a Department, and the contributions of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) employees strengthen DHS in many different ways every day. As we mark the 10th anniversary of the Department of Homeland Security, we are taking the opportunity to consider just how much has changed in that time.
I'm proud of the progress this Department has made to advance LGBT equality. In the past year alone, with the repeal of the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy, DHS extended additional benefits to same-sex domestic partners of U.S. Coast Guard service members and, where applicable, to the children of same-sex domestic partners. Last October, as part of our use of prosecutorial discretion to close removal cases that are outside our priority areas, we included same-sex couples when considering family relationship as one of the factors relevant to the assessment of a person's ties and contributions to the community.
We have also incorporated LGBT awareness training into basic courses at our Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and we have created the first DHS Diversity and Inclusion Strategic Plan to help us promote a diverse workforce and foster an inclusive workplace for all DHS employees.
The work we've done over the past decade provides a strong foundation to address the inevitable challenges we will face, and an ever-changing threat landscape. Working as One DHS means we benefit from the talents and experiences that all of our people bring with them. This is about more than just integrating different components and offices. It is about bringing together our workforce and building an open, inclusive culture. Not just because it is the right thing to do, but because it is essential to executing our missions.
Today, I am proud to announce the launch of the redesigned Blue Campaign, the Department of Homeland Security's unified voice for combating human trafficking.
Human trafficking is often hidden in plain sight, even in our own communities. Everyone has a role to play in combating human trafficking. Increased awareness and training will lead to more tips, which will result in more victims being identified and rescued.
Working together with law enforcement, government, nongovernmental organizations, and the private sector, the Blue Campaign strives to protect the basic right of freedom and bring those who exploit human lives to justice. Together, we can take comprehensive action to stop this horrible crime, to rescue its victims, and to put its perpetrators behind bars.
The Blue Campaign is offering new, comprehensive resources for recognizing the indicators of human trafficking and knowing how to report suspected instances of human trafficking to law enforcement, as well as resources for potential victims.
I encourage you to take a moment to learn more about human trafficking and how everyone can join in the fight. Please visit www.dhs.gov/bluecampaign to learn more, take the training, print the posters, and share the PSA to educate yourself and your community about human trafficking.
Originally posted by the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Monday, May 27
This week, we're kicking off National Hurricane Preparedness Week! Once again, we've teamed up with our partners at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to encourage all Americans to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season, which officially starts this Saturday, June 1 and lasts until November 30. Above all, hurricanes are powerful forces of nature that not only cause damage to coastlines, but also hundreds of miles inland as well because of flooding.
The impact of Hurricane Sandy was felt in Puerto Rico, Florida and other parts of the East Coast, and this video shows just how much damage Hurricane Sandy caused in the Northeast:
All week long we'll be posting hurricane safety resources and information, encouraging everyone to take two simple actions:
- Pledge to prepare – It's an easy step as you take action to prepare your home, family, and business against hurricanes and other severe weather. By taking this pledge, you're taking the first step in ensuring you're ready for severe weather.
- Share your pledge with someone you know - Once you pledge, encourage other family members, friends, and neighbors to take the pledge and prepare for hurricane season. We hope you join us in spreading the word this week and encouraging everyone you know to prepare. Having a plan and being prepared for can make a world of difference during an emergency and severe weather.
And in case you missed it, you can also receive hurricane safety tips directly to your phone, by texting HURRICANE to 43362 (4FEMA). And of course, standard message and data rates apply.
Posted by: Margaret H. Graves, DHS Acting Chief Information Officer
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), as part of the Administration's Digital Government Strategy, has reached key agency milestones to enable a more efficient and coordinated digital service delivery.
DHS has launched new mobile-enabled websites and Open Data Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), making our data easier to find and more accessible, allowing us to better serve the needs of the American public and help fuel entrepreneurship. To this end:
- TSA launched a mobile-enabled version of its Traveler Redress Inquiry Program (TRIP) website (https://trip.dhs.gov/), allowing travelers to submit and track Traveler Redress inquiries and complaints while on the go.
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection released the Border Wait Times mobile-enabled website (http://apps.cbp.gov/bwt/mobile.asp), which informs travelers of wait times at our nation's border crossings and ports of entry.
- FEMA has released an API providing geospatially-enabled hurricane evacuation route data (http://gis.fema.gov/REST/services/FEMA/EvacRoutes/MapServer) that can be leveraged by developers in their own apps and web pages.
- The National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) API (www.dhs.gov/ntas-api-documentation) provides a feed of National Terrorism Advisory System current alerts that can be used by developers to place this information in their own apps and web pages.
DHS has also launched www.dhs.gov/developer which allows the public and software developers easier access to DHS-maintained open data APIs, web services, mobile apps, mobile-enabled sites, and developers forums.
The Digital Government Strategy will align public government services with 21st century capabilities. DHS is committed to enabling better utilization of departmental data to improve the quality of services to the American people, as we strengthen the delivery of our digital services.
You can learn more about DHS' implementation of the Digital Government Strategy by visiting DHS' Digital Strategy site (www.dhs.gov/dhs-digital-strategy).
Blue Campaign-Initiated Project Leads to Arrests in Connection with International Sex Trafficking Ring
In 2011, the Department of Homeland Security's Blue Campaign initiated a project to help law enforcement more effectively identify human trafficking victims, traffickers, and accomplices, in collaboration with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Justice, and the Human Smuggling and Trafficking Center. The project uses state-of-the-art technology to help federal investigators and prosecutors build stronger cases against human trafficking organizations.
The project led to ICE HSI's recent arrest of 13 individuals in New York involved in human trafficking. The defendants are believed to be linked to larger, transnational networks of sex traffickers which lure women from Mexico by engaging them in romantic relationships and promising a better life in the United States. After the women are recruited, they are then forced into prostitution and become victims of human trafficking .
"With promises of a better life, the members of this alleged sex trafficking and prostitution ring lured their unsuspecting victims to the United States and then consigned them to a living hell – forcing them to become sex slaves living in abhorrent conditions, and using threats, verbal abuse, and violence – sexual and otherwise – when they resisted and even sometimes when they didn't," said Preet Bharara, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. "With their arrests Tuesday, the barbaric conduct in which these defendants allegedly engaged in order to make a profit has now been put to a stop, and they will be prosecuted for their alleged crimes and the women they enslaved will be able to put their lives back together."
Read more about this investigation at: http://www.ice.gov/news/releases/1305/130501newyork.htm.
In the aftermath of the devastation caused by severe weather in Moore, Okla., the support and generosity shown by the American people for those in need underscores our compassion and resilience as a nation. Unfortunately, cyber criminals and hackers often exploit tragedies and other high profile news stories, reminding us of the importance of staying safe online.
Following incidents such as this, cyber criminals may use phishing attacks to capitalize on the number of users interested in finding out more information about the event. Newly created websites and Twitter accounts may try to take advantage of those looking to contribute to fundraising efforts while others could target individuals interested in simply learning more about the incident.
Here are a few ways you can protect yourself from online scams and phishing techniques:
- Exercise caution when clicking on email links or interacting with social media accounts that claim to represent the best interests of those involved in this incident.
- Only donate money to known, credible fundraising charities.
- When searching for updates on the story, it is safest to go directly to trusted news sources rather than conducting general search engine queries.
If you suspect you have received a phishing email, please send it to the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) at email@example.com.
For more information on protecting yourself and your information online, visit www.dhs.gov/StopThinkConnect.
Editor's note: This was originally posted by the Federal Emergency Management Agency on May 21.
Yesterday evening a large tornado touched down near Moore, Oklahoma, leaving massive destruction in its path. Our thoughts and prayers remain with the families and communities affected by the tornadoes.
At the direction of the President, Administrator Fugate is in Oklahoma to ensure all Federal resources are supporting our state, local, and tribal partners in life saving and safety operations, including ongoing search and rescue. Yesterday, President Obama declared a major disaster for the State of Oklahoma, making federal funding available to support affected individuals and families in the counties of Cleveland, Lincoln, McClain, Oklahoma, and Pottawatomie.
Federal assistance has been made available to support immediate response and recovery efforts, including:
- Preliminary damage assessment teams, comprised of representatives from the state, FEMA and the Small Business Administration, are on the ground and will begin assessments today, and more counties and additional forms of assistance may be designated after the assessments are fully completed.
- Three national Urban Search and Rescue Teams (Texas Task Force 1, Nebraska Task Force 1 and Tennessee Task Force 1) and an Incident Support Team have been deployed to support the immediate response efforts.
- One national and two regional Incident Management Assistance Teams are deployed to the state emergency operations center in Oklahoma City to coordinate with state and local officials in support of recovery operations.
- Two Mobile Emergency Response Support Teams are in Oklahoma to provide self-sustaining telecommunications, logistics, and operations support elements, to assist in the immediate response needs and additional teams are being deployed.
- Three Disaster Survivor Assistance Teams are scheduled to arrive later today into communities to perform the Assess, Inform, and Report (AIR) Missions, a tool to help federal, state, local, tribal and territorial partners gather detailed information on the affected areas during the critical first hours, days and weeks after a disaster strikes. DSATs will address immediate and emerging needs of disaster survivors including: on-site registration, applicant status checks, on-the-spot needs assessments, and access to partners offering survivor services.
- FEMA activated the National Response Coordination Center in Washington, D.C., a multi-agency coordination center that provides overall coordination of the federal response to natural disasters and emergencies, to support state requests for assistance, and FEMA's Region VI Response Coordination Centers (RRCC) located in Denton, Texas remains activated.
In addition to sharing the role of FEMA and our federal partners, I also wanted to share tips for those in the Oklahoma City area or looking to help survivors:
- If you're in the affected area: We encourage residents in declared counties to register for FEMA assistance online or on your smartphone at http://www.disasterassistance.gov/ or by calling 1-800-621-FEMA (3362). Disaster applicants with a speech disability or hearing loss but use a TTY device, should instead call 1-800-462-7585 directly.
Follow the instructions from local officials and take the recommended protective measures to safeguard life and property while response efforts continue. Roads are very likely to be damaged or blocked by debris, and traffic jams slow emergency managers and first responders as they attempt to reach hard-hit areas.
- If you're trying to get in touch with friends/family in the impacted area: Use the American Red Cross Safe & Well website (or mobile site), text messaging, and social media accounts to check-in with friends & family. After a disaster, phone lines may be congested, so using other communication methods can be more successful.
- If you're not in the affected area, but are looking to help: For those looking for ways to help tornado survivors, remember: go through trusted organizations and only send goods that have been requested by local authorities. If you're considering donating money, cash donations are often the best way to help. The National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters has a list of organizations that you can feel confident in making a donation to. You can also follow NVOAD on Facebook and on Twitter @NationalVOAD.
For more information on helping survivors after a disaster, visit fema.gov/howtohelp and www.ok.gov/okstrong.
As President Obama said this morning, we will continue to bring all available resources to bear as we support those impacted by the deadly tornado. For ongoing updates on FEMA's response efforts, follow @FEMA and @FEMAregion6 on Twitter or visit the Oklahoma tornado disaster page.
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This week, we celebrate and honor the federal, state, local, territorial, and tribal Emergency Medical Service (EMS) practitioners serving communities all across the country. Every day, we see paramedics or firefighters, but many of us do not actually stop to think about what they do or thank them for their service until a crisis occurs. National EMS Week is the perfect opportunity to recognize and salute every man and women serving in emergency medical services for their tireless service.
There is a kinship and a bond that goes with being an EMS provider. When others are rushing out of the burning building, EMS personnel are rushing in, completely aware of the dangers they face. I have vivid memories from my own EMS days, from crawling on my back across the broken glass of the windshield in a smashed car, and attempting to intubate the entrapped patient, to the hum of the helicopter rotors as we circled a scene to assess the landing area, with the strobe lights of EMS vehicles illuminating the night sky. Each time, I pause at the sight of a black band around the badge of a firefighter, medic, or law enforcement officer, a reminder of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
Within the Department of Homeland Security, we have our own EMS personnel. Emergency medical services cover the spectrum of medical and trauma care and DHS EMS is no exception. In addition to providing the care offered by local EMS systems, most DHS EMS personnel are also law enforcement officers, providing workforce protection, basic life support, tactical combat care and care under fire. When DHS was created, and later the Office of Health Affairs was formed, we collaborated with the Emergency Medical Services Training and Education Advisory Committee to ensure sufficient resources are available, and ensure that DHS EMS systems are able to work together, and share resources and best practices. It is a job we take seriously.
EMS providers are on the frontlines in the homeland security enterprise. They are the first to respond, assess, and engage after an incident. To all EMS personnel, we thank you for everything that you do, and for your continued vigilance in the mission to save lives and ease suffering, and for your role in making our nation safer, more secure and more resilient.


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Heads up, hot dog hounds: a new food truck loaded with gourmet franks and scratch-made sides will be hitting the Valley's streets in October. Courtesy of Adam Allison, executive chef at North Scottsdale's Skeptical Chymist, the hot dog truck, aptly called Frank. (for obvious ties to the tubular me ... More >>
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In most cases, when food and sex mix, we're not really into it. But in this case, things have a taken a turn toward the educational, and we think we'll make an exception. The definitely NSFW video below highlights alarming differences between porn sex and real-life sex in a creative and funny way, b ... More >>
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday cottage in Cowes - Flowerpot Cottage
A 2 bedroom cottage sleeping 4. Within a short walk of the shingle beach of Cowes.
Flowerpot Cottage is a newbuild cottage situated in a new, gated development close to the waterfront at Cowes.
Internally, the property offers open plan living areas with double doors leading to the rear garden. Externally, the south-facing, decked garden area is furnished with table and chairs.
Cowes has been seen as a home for international yacht racing since the founding of the Royal Yacht Squadron in 1815. The town gives its name to the world's oldest regular regatta, Cowes Week, which occurs annually in the first week of August. Later on in the summer, powerboat races are held.
Open plan living/kitchen/dining area.
Double doors leading out to the rear garden area.
Furnished with a three seater sofa and two leather chairs.
Features a 40" flatscreen LED Smart TV with FreeSat and DVD player.
Wi-Fi access available.
Features an electric oven, gas hob, fridge and freezer.
Complete with a full range of accessories and utensils including a microwave, kettle and toaster.
Separate utility area featuring a washing machine, iron and vacuum cleaner.
Dining area comprises of an antique pine table and four chairs.
A highchair is provided.
Bedroom one
Situated on the first floor.
Furnished with a double bed with silentnight memory foam topper mattress, two bedside cabinets with lamps, full length mirror, single waredrobe and chest of drawers.
A travel cot is provided.
Bedroom two
Situated on the first floor.
Furnished with twin beds, bedside cabinet with lamp, wardrobe and chest of drawers.
Situated on the first floor.
Features a bath with electric overhead shower, shower screen, mirrored cabinet, wc and wash basin.
Level access into the property with one flight of internal stairs.
Enclosed decked garden with table and seating for four.
Storage shed.
Situated in a residential area of Cowes, close to the town centre and marina.
Off-street parking for one car plus un-restricted on-street parking nearby.
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday condo in Gulf Shores
1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, Sleeps 4
380 sq. ft. studio condo, queen bed, queen sleeper sofa, efficiency kitchenette with full size refrigerator, toaster over, microwave, slow cooker, toaster and coffee pot. Full bath and flat screen TV with cable. Laundry room on second floor. Across the street from the Gulf Shores Public Beach. Walking distance from 10 restaurants, miniature golf and souvenir shops. Covered parking and elevator.
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There is an artistic tradition in Mexico which uses sheets of bark from a tree as a canvas for painting. Learn about this fascinating art form at the La Porte library and create your own Mexican bark painting on kraft paper. This program is for adults who are beginners at crafts as well as those who have more experience. No registration necessary. Wednesday, September 16 @ 10 am
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A[nother] different kind of car company. A[nother] different kind of car. Apparently, as it once did with its Saturn division, General Motors is again fiddling with the tried-and-true dealership sales model by creating two separate new test programs that would potentially offer a low-pressure car buying environment.
One of them, a so-called Test Drive Studio, would be a "permanent or semi-permanent, minimally branded, brick-and-mortar" facility that would first appear in Chevrolet-centric areas such as Miami, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Included amongst the newfangled features would be test drives in the Chevy Malibu, Traverse and Equinox, followed by their main competition. "May the Best Car Win," indeed.
According to Steve Tihanyi, general director for marketing services, alliances and branded entertainment, "It's a non-threatening environment. It's not pressure-filled; you can drive all the right competitive products against the [vehicles]. If you take Malibu as an example, we will also have vehicles like Camry, Accord, Ford Fusion, or Taurus, so you get a really good cluster of vehicles to experience at your own pace."
Also new will be a competitive test-drive program that will run concurrently with auto shows in 30 markets all around the United States. "One thing we know about auto shows is a lot of people who come will be in market in zero to 12 months," says Tihanyi.
To go along with the new dealership test model, GM will start a digital marketing campaign in each of the four aforementioned test markets, targeting buyers currently shopping for vehicles in GM's competitive markets. Says Tihanyi, "So, hypothetically, if you are on Edmunds.com and shopping a Camry, we are going to offer up an opportunity to come to the Test Drive Studio in that market to compare everything you have in your shopping set right now. Our feeling is you may have not had the Malibu in your consideration set, but if you try it, you will."
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Remember the time
1989 when I grew up to see the sight
Without U
I can't breath
Remember the time
1989 when I grew up to see the sight
Without U
I can't breath
I look upon to see the stars
To make your way the moon and mars
I miss you
By my side
Who will live?
To all the way
If I come back to here you say
I need you in my life
All in all it's not to late
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Feeding the kids: Cheeseburger calzones
In my ongoing quest to find tasty, kid-friendly-food appropriate for the whole family, this week I chose a new twist on the classic cheeseburger. I found the recipe in "Delicious Disney Just for Kids," by the Disney Chefs with Pam Brandon (Disney Editions; $14.95).
Cheeseburger Calzones
(Makes 8 calzones)
For the meatballs:
- 12 ounces ground beef
- 1/2 cup Italian-style bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup water
- 2 tablespoons grated Romano cheese
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
For the calzones:
- 2 1/2 pounds pre-made pizza dough
- 12 slices American or cheddar cheese
- 1 (24-ounce) jar pasta or pizza sauce
For meatballs:
1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Line a 13x9x2-inch baking pan with aluminum foil.
2. Combine all ingredients in a large bowl and knead until thoroughly mixed. Form mixture into 12 (2-inch) meatballs.
3. Place meatballs in prepared pan and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, or until cooked through.
For calzones:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Divide dough into 12 equal portions. Roll out each portion into a 5-inch circle.
3. For each calzone, cut one slice of cheese in half diagonally and place one triangle of cheese on the lower half of a dough circle. Chop one meatball into bite-sized pieces and place on top of cheese triangle. Top with remaining cheese triangle. Fold top portion of dough over filling and crimp edges to seal.
4. Place calzones on baking sheets and bake for 15 to 20 minutes, or until lightly browned.
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6. To serve, pour 1/4 cup pasta or pizza sauce over each calzone, or serve sauce on the side, if desired.
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"Circuit parties," the massive days-long gay events held periodically in major cities and fashionable resort towns nationwide, are a subject ripe for movie treatment, and Dirk Shafer's film does a good job of capturing this scene, particularly its destructive side. While dance parties are supposedly celebratory events, "circuit" affairs are more like Olympic competitions. Physical beauty is the sine qua non as pumped pectorals clamor for space in the dance spotlight, and sheer stamina is demanded for all the "designer" drug-taking that fuels the sexual action that starts once the dancing stops. When Circuit is on its game it's very telling, and where it's at its best is detailing just how difficult it is for men so hedonistically self-involved to love one another. But what's most memorable about Circuit is that it's shot on digital video, whose tiny camera enables Shafer to navigate spaces both large (the Palm Springs "White Party") and small (the tiny trailer in which the hero lives) with considerable aplomb.
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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday villa in Montego Bay - Seafore at The Tryall Club
4 Bedroom/4Bathroom Luxury Vacation Villa with Private Pool and Staff
Seafore Villa, one of the prettiest at Tryall, is located in a very private cul-de-sac on the 16th green of the golf course. With only one neighbor, Seafore is deliciously quiet. One can walk through the extensive landscaped grounds, abounding with fruit trees, and right onto the golf course.
Entering through a traditional Jamaican foyer, one can enter either the dining room or the living room, and from there access the interior courtyard which has several seating areas, wet bar and large pool.
Two of the en-suite bedrooms open off the living room. One of these bedrooms has an additional garden shower where one can bathe, privately, under the open sky.
The other two en-suite bedrooms are accessed from
the other side of the pool deck. One of these bedrooms also has a lovely garden shower.
With a full staff consisting of chef, housekeeper, laundress, gardener, and butler, Seafore is the ultimate vacation villa.
One of the oldest and most luxurious resorts in Jamaica, Tryall Club offers world-class golf and tennis, beach activities such as snorkeling and scuba diving, unique shopping, and abundant opportunities to explore the Caribbean. The friendliness and generosity of the Jamaican people imbues your stay with an old-fashioned gentility that has become rare in today's harried world.
The name Jamaica comes from a word meaning the 'Land of Wood and Water,' or the 'Land of Springs.' Formerly a Spanish possession known as Santiago, it later became the British Crown colony of Jamaica. The white sands and comfort of our Jamaica vacation villa will create a serene memory sure to stay with you for years to come.
If you are looking to travel as a larger group, the luxurious villa directly adjacent to Seafore, Calypso, can be rented as well. If you would like to rent both Seafore and Calypso, please indicate this preference in your inquiry, and we would be happy to accommodate your request.
Seafore Villa is fully staffed with cook, maid, laundress, butler and gardener. You needn't lift a finger!
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- children welcome
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About Tamara Ogorzaly
Welcome to Tropical Island Retreats. We have been owners and operators of luxury Caribbean villas since 1998. We serve a discerning travel clientele, who expect only the highest quality of service and ambiance.
I myself am a real-estate professional, writer, and part time Caribbean resident. I love this part of the world, and hope you can share in that passion through the beautiful homes we own and operate.
My objective is to make sure you can enjoy an extraordinary vacation at an exceptional property.
Tamara Ogorzaly purchased this villa in 2005
Why Tamara Ogorzaly chose Montego Bay
Seafore is located on the 16th Hole of the World Class Tryall Club, golf and tennis resort. In addition to enjoying a staffed, 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom vacation villa with a private pool, guests will have access to all of the features of the 4000 acre Tryall Club. Tryall Club amenities include golf, tennis, swimming, beach, water sports, luxury dining, fitness center, and spa and beauty salon.
What makes this villa unique
We first visited The Tryall Club and resort for a family vacation over 25 years ago and were captivated by the resort's history, expansive converted plantation grounds, and unique value proposition as a premier golf resort located in the Caribbean. We enjoy being proprietary members at the Tryall Club, and providing our valued clients with a property that is ideal for multi-generational vacationers, families, and groups of friends looking to have an active vacation.


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WD-50 chef-owner and Top Chef Masters contestant Wylie Dufresne spends his days off at Trader Joes, shopping for groceries for his expectant wife, editor of Food Network Magazine Maile Carpenter. He plans date night based on recommendations from well-informed industry friends and fits in late-night sessions on his stationary bike. Sounds like a regular dad-to-be, down to the sympathy snacking: He likes to eat Carpenters chocolate-chip cookies right out of the freezer. The chocolate chips get firmer, the butter gets chewier. It changes the texture for the better, he explains. Read more about Dufresnes dining quirks in this weeks New York Diet.
Saturday, July 18
11:50 a.m. I had five Tristar strawberries at the Greenmarket from Mountain Sweet Berry Farm. Delicious. I was picking stuff up for work, waiting for a cab, noshing on some strawberries.
Then I went to the FCI to pick something up.
12:07 p.m. I had a pear, almond, and caramel cupcake, courtesy of Pichet Ong, who was doing a demo there.
12:37 p.m. I had my normal, daily breakfast: a shake with peanut butter, banana, banana yogurt, and ice. I shop at Trader Joes, so I use Trader Joes nonfat banana yogurt. Then I have a serving of Caties Organic Greens; I dont know if supplement is the right word, but I just dissolve it in a little bit of water. One tablespoon is basically equivalent to seven servings of green vegetables, in a form that your body can absorb relatively easily. My fathers been preaching vitamins my whole life, so I take a lot of vitamins. I also take a fish-oil supplement. The shake gets me going. Ive been taking that for breakfast for years.
2:39 p.m. I had [pastry chef] Alex Stupaks new strawberry dessert. It was a banana custard with verbena foam, buckwheat, and strawberries. Super-tasty. He put it on the menu that night.
4:29 p.m. I had another one of our new dishes: a scrambled-egg ravioli. The wrapper is made of egg yolk, not pasta, and the inside is creamy scrambled eggs. I was making them, and every now and then you have to eat one just to make sure theyre okay. That sort of segued right into staff meal.
4:35 p.m. Our staff meals here are always really good. Were certainly not the only restaurant to believe in the virtue of the staff meal, but we take it pretty seriously here. That day we had fried chicken, potato salad, corn from the Greenmarket, and peach cobbler with peaches from the Greenmarket. It was kind of funny because the assistant pastry chef had been working on a vegan brownie that he wanted us to try. Alex let him make a vegan brownie, then topped it with a ganache and whipped cream.
The other thing I eat a lot of is crudités. They always put a pint containers worth of raw carrots, celery, cucumber, and red peppers aside for me when they put up staff meal; thats what I nibble on throughout the day. I love raw carrots and celery. Then we got into service.
6:52 p.m. I had a couple of petits fours. Alex makes two kinds. The one I had was like those little ice-cream things coated in chocolate you get at the movies, Dibs. He makes a much-improved version of that, with almost-browned Oreo cookies on the outside, milk ice cream in the center.
7:15 p.m. I ate some soft chocolate off of the pastry station. As is often the case, cooks have a tendency to graze, especially during service, and I was wandering around, marauding in Alexs area. He will testify to the fact that I eat a lot of those Dibs. I think it might be the heat [in the kitchen]. Its nice to pop one little bite of something ice-cold into your mouth.
11 p.m. I had half a cup of cashews. Cashews are my favorite nut.
12:13 a.m. I finished the last of the crudités I started six hours earlier. Oftentimes after work, Ill go home and work out. I have a stationary bike at home, so it usually starts with riding the bike for anywhere from five minutes to half an hour. I like to jump rope. Ive got sort of all the amenities a small, home gym could need. Im nursing a hamstring injury right now, so it has to be fairly low impact. I pulled both my hamstrings last summer, playing softball, and re-aggravated the left one about a month ago. I like to be active, and I have a hard time waking up and working out, so its easier for me to work out after service because Im awake anyway. I dont really go to bed before 3:30 a.m., so if I get home at 1:30 a.m., thats a good use of my time.
4:32 a.m. I had a cup of nonfat cottage cheese, which is often how I go to bed. I read a while back that thats a good way to put yourself to sleep, so I dont know if its affecting my dreams in one way or another, but I sleep soundly, which is a nice thing. Ive seen no negative side effects, so Im going to go with it for the time being. Then I went to bed because it was 4:30 in the morning.
Sunday, July 19
10:30 a.m. I woke up at about 10:30, but I dont usually start eating until I get to work.
1:06 p.m. But on my way to work, I stopped off at Milk Bar and had a slice of blueberry pie and a coffee milk. Their coffee milk is unbelievable. In Rhode Island, coffee milk is sort of the unofficial drink. As a very little kid, I loved coffee milk in Rhode Island, but then I grew up in Manhattan.
1:33 p.m. I got to work, and I had another shake and green supplement.
4:15 p.m. I had a piece of garlic bread because I was showing one of our externs how to make garlic bread. I love garlic bread. We roast off several heads of garlic in foil and then put that through the food mill and blend it with some raw parsley and some butter. You get this really bright-green spread. We get some white hero rolls down the street, slice them lengthwise, toast them really well, spread the garlic butter on, hit them with some Parmesan cheese, and put them back in the toaster and get them nice and golden brown with melted cheese. I think its some of the best garlic bread you can have, as is evidenced by the fact that when staff meal was served, I had two more pieces.
4:35 p.m. We had spaghetti and meatballs that day. Jon Bignelli, the chef de cuisine, made some delicious meatballs. I think that day he used lamb. We generate a decent amount of lamb scraps, so we like to recycle it in things like staff meal or sauces. I had spaghetti, meatballs, garlic bread and, of course, I had some more crudités.
7:45 p.m. I had yet another one of Alexs mignardises. This one was the cocoa packet, which is kind of fun. It looks like a tiny little envelope but brown because its made of cocoa, and you eat it. I dont want to say it feels like plastic, because that doesnt do it justice. It doesnt feel like something that would be edible, and you can chew it, and it has this delicious texture and flavor. Its got some surprise and whimsy in it, a perfect summation of the WD-50 way something so simple can be so technically thoughtful and can also put a smile on your face. I think theyre just so clever.
8:05 p.m. I had two pieces of American cheese. Im sort of surprised I made it this long this week without breaking down and having some. Its my guilty pleasure, my kryptonite, American cheese. If someone pulls some out for making mac n cheese for staff meal, or if a customer orders it for a kid, I walk by and I gotta pop a slice in my mouth. I am powerless against it.
8:15 p.m. I get in the spirit of marauding around. I was in the meat station, talking to Jon, and there was Wagyu skirt-steak scraps on his cutting board, and I popped a few in my mouth.
10:15 p.m. I had some of my crudités.
10:30 p.m. I will confess to having had one last piece of cold fried chicken from the staff meal the day before, because I think everyone will admit to cold fried chicken being delicious. I went home and worked out again.
2:30 a.m. I had another cup of nonfat cottage cheese and went to bed. I live half a block from Trader Joes, so a lot of my staples come from Trader Joes. And they do a pretty good job with stuff. Sometimes when you take the fun i.e., the fat out of things, it can be unpleasant or weird textures or seem artificial. These are still pretty good.
Monday, July 20
Monday, Tuesday are a bit erratic because those are the days were closed. I dont always eat, as my wife will point out, on my days off. Which might sound strange, particularly for a chef, but sometimes Monday is spent charging the battery.
I go to physical therapy Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays because I said I have hamstring injuries. So Monday I went to therapy at noon.
1:17 p.m. I had a Trader Joes blueberry bar because I could hear my wifes voice in my ear, saying make sure you eat something. This is going to sound like an infomercial for Trader Joes. Its like a Fig Newton but with blueberry instead, and theyre really good. I buy them, and I throw them in the fridge or the freezer, so it gives them even more texture. As the center gets cold, it gets chewier, and so it really has nice texture. So then of course the next entry is another Trader Joes product.
3:38 p.m. I had a bowl of cereal and a serving of the greens. The ginger, almond, and cashew granola is my favorite cereal right now. I stumbled across it recently by mistake. I was shopping, and the wife had a particular cereal that she wanted on the grocery list. I was actually looking for her favorite, but as soon as I saw they had something with cashew, I grabbed it. I go every couple Mondays or Tuesdays to buy supplies for the home. My wifes pregnant, so she cant lug too much heavy stuff. I just realized, actually, we have five boxes of this cereal in our cupboard now, which is probably a little excessive, but I love it. Then, it being Monday, I took a nap, which was nice, and I didnt eat again until that evening, when I went to DBGB with my wife for dinner.
9:50 p.m. We started eating at DBGB, just the two of us. We had the Beaujolais sausage and the blood sausage with mashed potatoes and scallions, which I think has got to be one of the best things Ive had in a while. They have three burgers. My wife is a fan of the Piggy, but we went for the Yankee because we had some sausage to start.
10:42 p.m. We had dessert. I had a coffee-caramel sundae that was delicious. That being Monday and having had a fairly large dinner, I did not work out that night. Went to bed.
Tuesday, July 21
1:32 p.m. Woke up, had another bowl of cereal and a green supplement. And again, this is going to be horrible, people are going to wonder whats wrong with me. I didnt eat anything all day after that.
5:02 p.m. I went to Terroir with Jon, our chef de cuisine. Its the summer of Riesling at Terroir, and between 5 and 6 p.m they have certain ones for $6 a glass. I had two glasses. There were no snacks there, sadly.
8:29 p.m. Wife and I went to dinner at a restaurant called Kyo Ya I had been wanting to go to. I saw their spread in Art Culinaire this month, and George Mendes at Aldea said he had a great meal there. I would say I had one of the best dishes Ive had all year there. Their eggplant-noodle dish blew me away. He shaved eggplant paper thin to resemble noodles. And I think he cooked it in a dashi broth. He cooled the whole thing down, so it was cold eggplant noodles, cold dashi, mixed scallions, and nori, and as you mix the whole thing together, it was really refreshing. Because of that transparency eggplant takes on when it cooks, it looked almost like rice noodles, or glass noodles. It was both visually striking and technically really interesting and delicious. It was everything that I look for in a dish. We had a great meal. The sashimi was lovely. Getting to meet the chef was a lot of fun. We sat right in front of him. The opportunity to have dinner with my wife is always a treat, not something I get to do enough of. Then we came home.
3:28 a.m. I was watching TV on the couch, and I will confess to having two slices of Cheddar cheese.
Wednesday, July 22
1:05 p.m. You know the table I was lying on in the Last Supper book? Thats called the pass table, where the plates come and the staff picks them up and takes them out. Its right in the entryway to the kitchen. I came to work, and on the pass were a bunch of fried dumplings from Dumpling House, so I grabbed a couple pot stickers and popped them in my mouth. Im still not sure who went to Dumpling House, but it was nice to see some dumplings. Its just nice when people do that in restaurants. Someone will have a craving and will get enough for everybody
1:25 p.m. I had a shake and another green supplement.
2:48 p.m. I had two small handfuls of cashews.
3:25 p.m. I had a chocolate-chip cookie that my wife sent me off to work with. It is without a doubt the best chocolate-chip cookie in the world. Im not saying that because shes my wife. Im saying that because its true. Theyre sort of in between chewy and crunchy, which is what I like about them. They have nooks and crannies, almost like the texture of a toasted Thomas English muffin. I also think freezing them changes the texture in a good way. The chocolate chips get firmer, the butter gets chewier.
3:32 p.m. I had two slices of American cheese.
4:45 p.m. I had staff meal. It was barbecued chicken, peas, and bacon. Alex made zucchini bread. We had some mac n cheese and, of course, some crudités. Pretty tasty.
8:23 p.m. I had some lamb scraps off of Jons cutting board. We recently got this lamb from DArtagnan that I think is really special. Some of the best lamb Ive had in recent memory. Its domestic, but its just really good. We put it on the menu about a month ago.
9:10 p.m. I was still working on a piece of barbecued chicken.
10 p.m. We have a dish on the menu thats cold fried chicken, so I had a piece, just to make sure it was up to par. Upon reflection, I eat a lot of chicken. Eggs, unapologetically.
11 p.m. I had another shake. I was going to go home and work out, but my leg was kind of sore by the time I got home, so I opted not to. Then, because I wasnt going to work out, I opted for another chocolate-chip cookie. Incidentally, my freezer is full of ice packs and, conveniently, next to all the ice packs are the chocolate-chip cookies.
Thursday, July 23
Noon: All I had was a shake and another thing of greens.
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