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SAN DIEGO — The San Diego County district attorney has ruled that three police officers were justified in the fatal shooting of a Metropolitan Transit System mechanic who had just shot two of his co-workers.
District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis says in a letter released Tuesday that San Diego Officers Kelly Copeland, Jared Wilson and Kelly Besker acted in defense of themselves and one another.
The officers shot 47-year-old Lonnie Glasco on March 24 after he fatally shot two of his colleagues at the end of his shift.
The officers found Glasco in a parking lot. All three fired when he ignored orders to drop his gun and pointed it at them, authorities said.
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My name is Dabbsy and I am an EMAILOHOLIC
I think I have 30 email addresses; I'm not sure. I suspect there may be others. I have them on every computer and even carry some around on my smartphone. At the height of my addiction, I was creating domains and distributing email addresses to my wife and my employees. I even gave some to my kids. Clip from the Father Ted TV …
Hi Dabbsy ...
My name is Gnomey...I am also an emailcoholic...
Although within the last few years I have had my wife rationalise my Email accounts, she was very good at explaining that I didn't actually need a mail server...and she also pointed out that whilst my hugh.janus email address is amusing it's not professional.
So now I make do with the 3 client email addresses, the 2 company email addresses and admin on 2 shared email accounts, as well as the 4 personal email addresses.
11 isn't that bad is it?
"Although within the last few years I have had my wife rationalise my Email accounts"
I don't have a wife to rationalise mine (no woman will put up with me for long enough), so I recently did it myself (ooer).
I still have shedloads of addresses in effect (because of the unique address for each site/sign-up/whatever approach), but I've whittled it down to a couple of mailboxes. Day to day, I use just a couple of addresses.
I am also an emailcoholic...
My personal domain has unlimited addresses so there's the personal one, the one I use for mailing lists, one for shopping, one for work related stuff and another for purely mobile. Even the blooming model railway has its own email addy! Fortunately they're mostly running IMAP and synch ok between laptops, tablet and phone.
Add to that the two main work addresses (personal and generic IT) plus the one that's on an independent non-Exchange domain, and the admin address...
Oh and there's that old address I used to use but don't any more but I have to check it 'cause some people haven't got the message.
"Synch" would be pronounced like "cinch", and is not thus a phonetically sound abbreviation of "synchronise". "Sync" on the other hand does work phonetically, and that is what you should use.
Off-topic, pedantic and not on completely academically sound footing, I know, but I'm still right.
quote: ""Synch" would be pronounced like "cinch", and is not thus a phonetically sound abbreviation of "synchronise"."
English apparently has at least 3 sounds for ch, with a voiceless velar stop (k sound) already used in words like choir and cholera. It's entirely legitimate to claim that you assumed everyone would pronounce "synch" with the k sound, rather than say an sh sound as in chef.
As always, I'm sure that this post harping on about language use also contains misuse of language, as per Muphry's law ^^;
>> English apparently has at least 3 sounds for ch
I tried all three just now and had to clean my screen with a wet wipe.
Is pronounced 'sink'
Serious users of the word will say, when the synching (sinking) is completed, that it's 'sunk'
That's AFAIK
Loads of 'em. All over.
My girlfriend knows about 2. And already she thinks I use one of them for illicit purposes.
God knows what she'd do if she found out the extent of it.
Plus there are the additional aliases that most providers let you have.
(I set the maximum 10 so that no one else can has an email address similar to mine.)
Up until now I thought I was the only person who'd done this.
There are people at work who only have their work email address and use this for everything:
Kill them with fire
I've just done a purge of old email addresses and centralised everything on one single account, and yet ... I've still got a nagging thought that there's something somewhere poised to send a vitally important mail to one of the old accounts now gathering dust and spam.
I feel inadequate...
Only 3 email addresses here, and one of them came from CIX rationalising from cix.compulink.co.uk to cix.co.uk
Hmm let me see... main work address, work support address, generic IT dept address, main home address, GMail address, Hotmail address, address for Reg comments, spam address, address for dodgy websites, gf address for when I'm buying things on her card, address for one of my mates who doesn't have a computer, unused address from mobile phone company.
I can think of 12 atm but there might be more. :o
Lots and lots of email addresses. 1 work, 1 personal, several for domains associated with various hobbies, and a large batch of individual email addresses for each company I register with, so I can tell if they sell my address to spammers and can then redirect the address to email@example.com
One per company dealt with
Of those I have 135 (at present), forwarded to my standard email address. Takes 15 seconds to set up a new one. If I get spam on any of the forwarder addresses, I can simply close it down.
Re: One per company dealt with
Of course, it could be that your remaining 134 addresses are being spoofed to send junk to the rest of us.
Lets count
1 - Work
2 - One the PC told me to do (MSN via Hotmail)
3 - My Hotmail spam proof email
4 - Abandoned from onetel
5 - Abandoned from ukonline
6 - current BT
7 - Ebay bt
8 - firstname.lastname@example.com
9 - email@example.com
10 - Googlemail
11 - Abandoned from a forum
I use 5 regularly, work, the MSN for webmail, my BT, Ebay BT as they refused my BT, and my .me.uk
Why does everyone have so many
I have two, my work one and my personal one.
I do have another but its just a forwarder as I am to lazy to manage and maintain my own personal mailserver anymore.
Re: Why does everyone have so many
Fair question. I receive scores of press releases and beta forum posts every day. It helps to keep them clear of my main email while I'm mobile
Re: Why does everyone have so many
Same as you: one personal and one work. The work I use for work and the personal one I hardly ever use 'cos I don't like emailing people (or phoning them, or communicating in general).
Re: Why does everyone have so many
Well, I started with just a Compuserve email account, but that went by the wayside when Compuserve did. Then I went to an actual ISP, and used their assigned email. Decided that I should have a second account from them for activities that seemed likely to generate spam (oddly enough, those two accounts have since swapped places).
Then I got a laptop in addition to my desktop computer, and it became awkward to keep the ISP email accounts in sync. So I opted for a Yahoo email account, followed shortly thereafter by a second, for the same reasons that I have two ISP accounts (also oddly enough, those two accounts have NOT swapped places - say what you like about Yahoo, but their spam filter performs pretty well). Then my employer got all electronified, so I have a work account as well.
Then came the mobile revolution, and I got an email addy from my wireless provider - though I never actually use it for anything; it seems to belong more to my wireless account than to me personally. And of course a gmail account was required, soon to be followed by a second one (see reasons noted above). And now that I've acquired a Windows tablet, I've also acquired an outlook,com address, but so far I've resisted the temptation to actually use that one.
So that's how I wound up with nine more-or-less active email accounts, plus the forlorn ghost of a Compuserve account, condemned to forever wander cyperspace in silence.
A colleague found it strange when I told him I've got 6....
Turns out that's not many after all :)
Work, hotmail.com (spam bucket, used for free wifi and anything else that asks for an unnecessary email addy), hotmail.co.uk, gmail, yahoo (second spam bucket) and the one my ISP gave me. At some point I've probably used each of them to create an account for something or other, the forgotten password process consists of typing each address in turn until one of them gets recognised...
NOBODY needs more than two e-mail addresses
My e-mail address is personal... and... my two e-mail addresses are personal and work... My three addresses are personal, work, and job hunting.... My four... no... amongst my e-mail addresses are personal, work, job hunting, spam... I'll sync them up again...
(Does each identity in the spam address so you can tell who spammed it count as a whole one or a half?)
Re: NOBODY needs more than two e-mail addresses
Actually it's a great anti-spam system. Every contact I make gets their own email addy. That means if I get spam I know why. I can block just that specific addy and/or notify the 'owner' of what has happened. It all works without any intervention by me (unless I have to black list an addy) because it's based on wildcards.
I once met a man that had the address:
firstname.lastname@example.com (or possibly email@example.com, I can't quite remember).
God knows how early in the life of hotmail he signed up to get that one with no numbers. I had to have numbers after my actual name, and I don't have a very common surname at that. I wonder if it's still in use?
Feels weird to be the odd one out on the apparently "normal" side of things - I just have whatever the company sets up for me at work (I refuse responsibility for how many aliases and different company domains they set up for me, so I count it as one), a firstname.lastname@example.com one for personal financial and other real-me stuff, and an obscure one I use with any number of "anonymous identities" for absolutely everything else where I need more than a 10 minute throwaway one. Considering the "real" address can be used to recover passwords to pretty much anything I log into with it, I'd obviously rather not use it to log into every darn place I'll visit once-in-a-blue-moon-to-never-again.
Spam avoidance
I have my own domains and regularly change the "active" email address for each to avoid spam, so in theory I have an infinite number of email addresses. In practice I have 6 web-mail, 3 work(due to mergers), and 4 home addresses that I check at varying intervals. However, soon you will start suffering from withdrawal as not satisfied with the more convenient store&forward method of email, we are all slowly being coaxed to use the far more in-your-face chat and IM methods like Twatter.
Heed my words,.... email is DOOMED! ;-)
Re: Spam avoidance
You say that email is doomed and we should use Twitter & FB?
What about those of us who have eschewed Twatter and FB?
I know of a good number of people who have closed their social media account because of the spam and abuse and gone back to email.
What no free ones from mobiles?
At the risk of inducing a relapse, are you sure you don't have some email addresses floating around from having registered on a mobile operator's website? I'm sure I've got two or three o2.co.uk addresses where I've joined, left, rejoined them.
HAD free O2 ones...
... they all got shut down last November. I tend to stick around until chucked out at the bitter end, which is why my O2 ones were more like trophies. I had a friend running CBL at University of Leeds who kept my staff account from the very early 90's going until the day he retired about 15 years later. I miss that one - sentimental I suppose - but not the O2 ones; they marked the final end of my association with a company I hadn't dealt with since about 2005.
Thanks to my disposable email address system I have an infinite number of email addresses. Nearly 30 of them are now blacklisted though.
another way to do it
I, like some folks above and probably below, have my own mail server. When I create a throwaway address, its obviously throwaway, for example: email@example.com is just an alias for my real account. Once I've clicked on the confirm link, I delete the alias. It does make it awkward when talking to an actual helpful tech support person and giving them an address that starts with 'throwaway-' or 'garbage-', but somehow, I survive.
So it's YOU ...
that has been swooping in and taking all the firstname.lastname@example.com box names!
Not me, no not me, but a friend has
Had several domain names registered over the years and has (websitetarget)@(domainname).(tld) for a rather long list of websites -- it has been interesting to see his stats on which websites throw your email addy out there for marketing purposes. But he doesn't have a problem. No. Not an issue with :
(last I checked) 700+ email addresses.
and its is friday. Beer.
One email to bind them all...
I used to use my work email for EVERYTHING but, when they made me redundant (unexpectedly redundant too...) the monumental PIA that was switching everything across to another email address gave me pause for thought. I then bought a domain and run on whichever ISP-given (or other) email account I feel comfortable with pointed to from my shiny domain.
This means I can switch ISPs without a big hassle (just point the domain at the new account). It also means I can use individual usernames for each individual company I deal with and, therefore, know when some scumbag has sold my details on to spam providers. Very satisfying :-) you can not only whine at them for doing such you can also block the emails by forwarding that user to oblivion.
Work email address is now just for work, which is actually a nice separation of work/home. I don't really consider it "mine".
Don't leave me hanging
"finding something that supports POP, IMAP, custom Exchange, Google weirdness and the frankly strange iCloud in one program without cocking any of them up is quite a challenge"
So, what did you end up using?
Re: Don't leave me hanging
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Re: Don't leave me hanging
+10 and a free email address
Running scared - but not able to hide
I've had a number of email addresses in the past. Most of them I do not use anymore (say, from previous workplaces, probably disabled), but a couple are still functional and even redirected to a catchall address that I do use (they are actually forwarding aliases, not genuine mailboxes that can be independently accessed). I am no longer affiliated with the organizations that provided the aliases. No one emails those addresses. None of my friends or colleagues knows them (or the catchall address to which they are forwarded).
But LinkedIn do. I am not a member of LinkedIn or any other social network. Nevertheless, LinkedIn not only know of my old (think mid-90ies) unused addresses but they are also able to somehow link them to my friends and acquaintances none of whom has ever used them or even knew of them. As a result, an acquaintance logs on to LinkedIn and gets a "suggestion" to connect to me (by name, not by an unfamiliar address). "Hmm, didn't think he was on LinkedIn, but if he is it's weird we are not connected..." is a natural thought, followed by a click on the helpful button. I get an email and see which address LinkedIn sent an email to in the headers. Curse. Shrug. Ignore. Cue multiple annoying "pending invitation" reminders from LinkedIn.
The fact that the bastards are able to figure out a connection between an email alias not used for at least 10 years to friends and acquaintances who are not even aware of that address, combined with the fact that I am completely outside the LinkedIn network and they should not know me at all, is genuinely scary. Yes, also impressive - though they probably just bought some metadata+analytics from Google (or NSA?).
Re: Running scared - but not able to hide
Who do you think buys up all of the Dell, HP, etc, end-of-lease machines. You typically only have to get a single unscrubbed drive to get a full company directory.
Re: Running scared - but not able to hide
I don't like LinkedIn's way of amalgamating all of one's email addresses into its account simply because someone tries to add you to their network using the wrong email. I keep my domestic email strictly personal and separate from work, as I do with Facebook. The last thing I need is for my exchanges with my daughter studying in Amsterdam to be interspersed with blathering from irate readers and PRs.
UH-OH... I think I may be one too....
I have a separate email address for every single organization / website/forum that requires an address of me, I must have hundreds by now :(
They all feed into 2 or 3 addresses to rule them all. :(
"All important material is directed automatically to a Spam folder where it festers indefinitely." Thank you Mr Dabbs!
Anyway, I have Too Many™, even if you discount the unlimited aliases you get with your own domain name.
Quality, not Quantity
If you work at a university, the day you get to add the alias "SYSOP" to your account, well, that's the day it doesn't matter how many other email accounts you have, because you are now SYSOP.
But back to the story, I have three main accounts, plus some other cruft at hotmail, gmail, yahoo, Office365, even lycos, as well as my alumni account from university (which is now only used as a "ping" account to make sure email is flowing in and out of my employer's system). I never use the email account my ISP assigned me, it's total crap.
Re: Quality, not Quantity
"Alumni account"...?! My gods, how many are there of you, man...?! ;oD
I'm assuming only one, in which case, it's 'alumnus' (or if you're female (and I'm 99.9% certain from the way you write, you're not) 'alumna'. Feminine plural..? 'Alumnae').
Ain't Latin a bitch...?!
All together now...
Latin is a language
Dead as dead can be...
Re: Quality, not Quantity
Romanes eunt domus
Retirement planning
In the US we have the aptly named CANSPAM act, which immunizes vendors from being guilty of spam if they follow some rules, such as providing an opt-out checkbox and an Unsubscribe option.
I once gave some thought to creating separate email accounts for each business entity. Something like firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com.
The plan:
1. When registering with the unique email address, uncheck the "may we spam you?" option and take a screen snapshot.
2. Wait for the email address to be sold, and/or their own spam to come in.
3. Find a lawyer and negotiate a hefty settlement.
I'm now stuck with four email addresses in the one permanent workplace - surnameinitial@mainbusiness, firstname.surname@secondarybusiness, firstname@tertiarybusiness and first.surname@parentcompany
Add to that the monstrous number I collected when every ISP close to forced you to use theirs (blocking SMTP to other servers, old ISP restricting SMTP to their network) and I can probably beat 40.
i still have an eworld invite hanging around......... *looks shifty*
You're not really an addict until you have a domain mailbox.
One time I duplicated the addresses for everyone in the company, because of an error in the domain name on the printed brochures. With no time left before the exhibition, the easy solution was to register the new domain name.
Do Public Mailboxes/folders count?
Let us see, the insanity has to be near 30
Primary personal
Secondary personal, the one you don't open at work!
Primary Work
Secondary Work, admin stuff
ISP Provided account
House account, yes one for the house, for mail from the utility companies etc
Throw-a-way account for registering/verifying I'm a person so the web site can send the crap they really need to need to send
Newsletter/forum repository
20+ Public Mailboxes/folders - work related
I've always been to lazy to set up my own mail server, but with all the communications being monitored/scanned, maybe a home server may be a project worth looking into.
Have a pint for the weekend!
I guess I could be the worst of the lot.
Domain names with wildcard redirects. AS MANY EMAIL ADDRESSES AS YOU LIKE. My god, it's like concentrated cocaine.
On the plus side, it's amusing to see people trying to exploit majordomo@, listserve@, root1@, root2@, root3@...
Oh Mr Bayes, how I love you. As much as a man can love another man nonsexually.
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God loves Israel and I do too!
Those that bless Israel-Will be blessed! Have a blessed day all!
News sites: www.hallindsey.com/
Glenn Beck and Israel: www.israeltoday.co.il/
Good information:
Great site:
Pray for Israel! she is surrounded by those who wish her great harm!
Love and prayers Jenny
We do not buy insurance because we will have a accident! Yet we know we may need it and we buy insurance!
We buy new tires when the old one will do because it is a type insurance that might keep us from having a accident.
We give our car a tune up so we will not be in the middle of no where and have a car break down.
We try to eat right and exercise so we will not get sick or have a heart attack or stroke.
Well most of us see one Trillions dollars is more than can be paid off. Why if all the money people make all over the world in one year will not add up to one trillion dollars, how can we pay it off. Yet! We can get a type of insurance.
One: Pray and keep your account with God current.
Two: Prepare! Spiritual and with common sense.
first; What can I do! See were we are! Look at the history of our founders and learn truth history. The one in power may not be the help we thought them to be.
Second:-Know if the people in Washington on both sides wanted to they could fix a lot of this by using our resources to make jobs and pay down the deth. Making the cuts so we will not end up with a broken Government with no hope of fixing it in the near future. No one would get help at all from a Government that could not do anything. The government needs to do the good type of Diet and exercise for good health on their budget and spending habits. when we look at Government we can see how far we have gone from the beginning. We were not to be the largest money owning people in the world; that kind of thing make slaves of its people.
We need insurance:
1-The money we own as a country is to high.
2-Washington does not want to see the problem or deal with it realistic. we must make them on both sides by telling them the problem. this is not political it is survival. The following should be coming from Washington but they are to busy spending our Grandchildren s future.
3-Do what we can! Have a victory garden. Plant more than you can use to for extended family or friends if possible. (Google it)
4-Pay down bills. Cut unnecessary spending.
5-Help others. Plan on helping others if you can.
6-Inflation makes your money bye less because of the money Washington is printing. Get food and needed items ahead. Think outside the box. Be a part of the answer and not the problem.
7-Learn from history so we will not have to relive or re-visit it now.
Fear not! Psalms 37 www.biblestudytools.com/parallel-bible/passage.aspx?q=Psalms+37&t=kjv&t2=cjb
Jesus loves you and can help make a way for us where their is no way.
John 3:15-20 When you are His he can and will help you! that will not keep problem away but you will have the help you need to get through the problems as they come. He brings peace to the storms of life.
True riches the world can not take away read Proverbs 3
Proverbs 3: www.biblestudytools.com/parallel-bible/passage.aspx?q=Proverbs+3&t=kjv&t2=cjb
I listen to good music!
work hard!
Do my best to get healthy! spark has many wonderful tools.
I am Using the good common sense God gave us all. When we see the storm coming we run for cover. My friend do not forget that is a good thing!
Like buying insurance, or good tires for the car.
Let's prepare our hearts, homes, and lives for the near future possible storms.
We can face the future not with fear or torment but with God on our side and truth in our hearts and with preparedness and giving to others in mind.
1 Corinthian 13 show us to be people who love.
Romans 12 and Hebrews 12 show us how too treat other and how to live.
Heaven-John 14:1-6 and Revelations 21 and 22
We have great hope!
We have a great God!
We have each other!
We have true History!
Why not get some nice piano or good peaceful music on and do some praying.
I love the song: " Peace like a River" That could be your song. It is mine!
God bless you! fear not! Prepare your hearts, minds, and use good common sense!
We can make it! Smile! Jesus loves you! God bless you! Jenny712
I need to thank Glenn Beck for getting me to understand my need for studying history and the economic history of America as well. He has brought to my attention must that was taking place that I had no ideal of! You may wish to go to his web sight: www.glennbeck.com We are of very different faiths but he does rely on God. I respect him for standing up against evil in the world. I feel knowing what is going on and learning what I can do has helped me to seek God's will even more in this time we live in.
I feel this nations hope is in God, the Bible, and truth. May God bless America again!
2 Chronicles 7:14
I was up at 5:30 received strength for my day form God's Word. Hubby is such a inspiration and good example to me. I am so blessed!
Bible lesson is Nehemiah 4-6 in my Bible Pathway daily Bible reading: www.biblepathway.org/?autostart=false
God people had to protect themselves as they were building the wall around Jerusalem it was a battle! Israel has always had enemies because God loves Israel.
I love this verse:
Nehemiah 4:6 So built we the wall; and all the wall was joined together unto the half thereof: for the people had a mind to work .
I love this passage;
Matthew 19: 26 But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible.
Have a great day dear friend. May God be with you and keep you safe.
It was a good morning . I got a lot done before it got to hot! My flowers look nice!
I have been working with them this last week. a Little at a time. I have still some weeds that need my attention.
I have not been able to mow the yard for years due to my hand problem. Hubby got me a small trimming mower. It fun to be able to mow again. I have been able to mow a hour at a time. I watch the birds at times and it is so much fun. The Red tailed hawk flew over our little farm and I enjoyed watching him sore and dip in the breeze.
When I was a young girl I helped with the mowing and we had one of those old stile mowers and we were its power source. Now that was work.
I have been doing some house cleaning. a good start! I still have to pull back and rest some so I want over do but I am happy! I am listing to some of my favorite piano music. It makes me want to dance for joy!
The world may be having great problems and I know I must pray but it nice to relax and enjoy some good hard work and rest and enjoy the fruit of one work.
I love America and Israel. They are indeed in my prayers. Many of my friends are hurting because of the hard times but God is able. I got a wonderful praise report from my Mother. God answers prayer! Yes He does. Do not give up hope!
God is my helper and friend He is yours as well! No one loves you more! He is so good!
He is my surgeon of my inner soul. He has been working on me. He loves his children and He is the boss. I want Him in charge of all of my life. Proverbs 3:5-6
5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. 6 In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
The King James Version is in the public domain.
Good morning! Hubby and I sit in our chairs and read our daily Bible reading first thing in the morning. I just started it on May 17. I messed up a few times and had to wait until Hubby was gone to work to finish reading. I was usually fixing Breakfast and fixing his lunch box. I did my Bible study but not with Hubby but not the Bible through in one year as many times as Hubby. My Hubby has done it for years fist thing every morning for years. It has become a very special time for us both sense I started. I am reading Bible Pathway 09. Today's lesson is in Ezra.We ate are breakfast! Then I worked in closet some putting spring and winter things in spare bedroom and bring summer items out to put in our closet! Today! I have done my strength training, walked, and will be out in the yard with Hubby doing yard work. Then plan on some simple house cleaning and a fun trip with Hubby. I am having a great day! Jenny P.S. Hope you all have a great week-end! God bless you!
Bible verse I need to be working on now for my diet
2 Corinthians 10:4
4 (For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds;) The King James Version is in the public domain www.biblestudytools.com/parallel-bible/passage.aspx?q=2+Corinthians+10%3A4&t=kjv&t2=cjb


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Market Vectors to change underlying index of Uranium+Nuclear Energy ETF
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Market Vectors Uranium+Nuclear Energy ETF (NLR) will begin tracking the Market Vectors Global Uranium and Nuclear Energy Index (MVNLRTR) on or about 21 March.
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As of June 3, the Arizona Department of Revenue received 2,944 payments totaling more than $1.24 million from economic stimulus payments, said Dan Zemke, agency spokesman. Since May 2, the Department of Economic Security has received an estimated 2,437 payments totaling nearly $1.6 million from economic stimulus payments for unpaid child support, said spokesman Fernando Vender.
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Located in the heart of downtown Scottsdale and home to the award-winning Virtu restaurant. This boutique inn offers a private residence as well as three beautifully appointed guestrooms each with a private patio, luxurious linens, en-suite bathroom including separate soaking tub and polished nickel fixtures, a 38" flat screen, continental breakfast, covered parking and WiFi. Additional amenities include a chef's garden, an infinity-edge pool perched on the balcony overlooking a lush courtyard, a fitness studio and a boutique bicycle shop which offers guests complimentary use of its British Pashley bicycles.
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5 on November 05, 2014
Fabulous "bespoken" bed and breakfast Inn. Very enjoyable experience. Centrally located. Charming and immaculate property. Top-rated chef/restaurant on site. Multiple times each year when visiting Phx area, Bespoke is our first choice for lodging. Make your reservations well in advance of your arrival date! Popular spot with limited number of rooms.
5 on October 30, 2014
What a great surprise to find the Bespoke Inn and Virtu restaurant on a quiet street near Old Town Scottsdale. Kate was very welcoming and informed us that we had been upgraded to upstairs apartment for the night.WOW! What a fabulous spot. Superb accomodations with full kitchen, living room, bedroom and bath with a slipper tub. All areas super comfortable and decorated with great taste. Speaking of which, our dinner downstairs at Virtu was as delicious and appreciated as the apartment. Charred octopus, better than in Sicily, perfectly crispy Branzino and a great steak with Calabrian chili! Add in the sliver slipper of a pool suspended outside the apartment and above the courtyard area and you have heaven in Scottsdale!
5 on October 14, 2014
We were excited to hear about Bespoke Inn and stay with Kate and Rob after reading other articles on their inn. The room was wonderful with unique touches throughout as well as the bathroom's decor. The setting in downtown Scottsdale was very convenient and the restaurant, Virtu was exceptional. We enjoyed riding the complimentary bikes as well as the company of Kate and Rob. If you are a cyclist or just looking for a unique experience, I cannot recommend highly enough Bespoke Inn. We will be returning on our next trip to AZ!
5 on October 14, 2014
The only thing that was disappointing about our stay is that it was too short! I wish we had had more time to spend at this great inn.
5 on July 16, 2014
We wanted a quiet place within walking distance of Old Scottsdale shops and restaurants for our last night in Arizona. I also was looking for something more a chain hotel. Bespoke met all our wishes in top form. This small (only 4 guest rooms) lovely property was within about 6 blocks of the Civic Center area park with the iconic LOVE statue. It was easy to walk to dinner and to shop. The room was spacious, beautifully decorated, and cool (a treat after the outside temperatures) with a refrigerator, a table for eating breakfast and catching up on computer work, and a small patio. Kate and Rob were gracious and helpful from our initial contact about our reservation through arranging a taxi to the airport. We didn't have time to take advantage of their bikes, fitness center, or pool. Brunch at their onsite restaurant Virtu (included in the room fee in addition to a basic, but very good continental breakfast) was excellent. We very highly recommend this superb bed and breakfast and will stay there again if we return to the area.
5 on June 21, 2014
This is the second time that I have booked our stay in this most amazing B&B; but this time it was to be a little selfish. After a lovely dinner, we strolled down Scottsdale road, finishing the nite on the most luxurious bed, in the most quaint of rooms. It was 71 degrees at 06:20 Sunday morning as the wife & I rode the "loaner bicycles" along the Green belt to an old favorite spot of ours. We ended our ride with a cool down swim in the pituresque stainless steel infinity pool with a renewed smile. I then texted my 5 children ages 18-27, that if they wanted to see me on Fathers Day, this is where I will be. I would buy them brunch....they gladly showed up with two inviting their boyfriends. We sprinkled the Brunch with a few specialty cocktails and in the end, we where all filled with wonder and amazment!! It is an understatment to just say the day built lasting memories, we will be back again. Love & memories, Mike & Sue ...please be assured this critique is from a real customer -- the wife and I want to make sure this place stays in business, we loved it that much...
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Mike - I think your kids are lucky to have such a hip dad. It's great to see such close-knit families. Thanks for staying at Bespoke Inn, Kate
4.6 on June 20, 2014
We were on our honeymoon and had all the privacy we wanted. The pictures do not do it justice it was the most adorable and clean place. I felt as if it was my own home. We love it. If we are ever in Scottsdale this is where we will be staying.
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Thanks so much - I hope the rest of your honeymoon was wonderful as well! Kate
4.8 on June 11, 2014
This hidden B&b was amazing! It's a quiet and cozy place to spend a few nights in. The negative edge rooftop pool was gorgeous and relaxing! The restaurant Virtu was unbelievably amazing! Best food We've had in a long time! The flavors of all the foods were delicious and the drinks were very creative! The service was impeccable, everyone was really friendly. I would definetely recommend this place!
5 on May 19, 2014
My wife and I stayed two nights. The room was large, with claw-foot tub, spacious shower, king-size bed, ceiling fan, television etc. All of it very well maintained and clean. Outside the room was a light breakfast nook, with beverages, muffins, cereal, fruit. We also received a voucher for brunch at the across the patio restaurant "Virtù." We could order anything from the generous brunch menu and only had to pay for the tip and any alcoholic beverages. The food was excellent. The innkeeper was very helpful. In short, we will return there and will recommend it to everybody.
4.8 on May 13, 2014
My wife and I are not ones to write reviews, but in this case we will make an exception. We are extensive travelers throughout the United States and the world. We have had the good fortune of staying at some of the best bed and breakfasts, hotels, and resorts. When valuing a stay, it is not just the amenities, or the location, it is also the people who manage, work at or own the property. Without question, my wife and I had a wonderful stay at the Bespoke Inn. While it is not necessarily a luxury property, with the built-in spa, it is a place we highly recommend when staying in the Scottsdale/Phoenix area. Kate and Rob, the owners, are charming and nice people. The rooms are named after Kate's relatives, who she must be fond of because we have nothing but nice things to say about the room. The room that we stayed in "Leo" offer a bed that lulled us into a comfortable sleep. The rooms are clean and the shower is hot. There is an outdoor infinity pool on the second floor and a nice patio area to sip wine or look at the stars next to the pool. Kate and Rob offer bikes for free - yes, for free - to use whenever you want. There is a wonderful green space 15 mile bike trail nearby. They provide detailed information on where to go, where to eat, and what to do in the area. The Bespoke Inn is perfectly located near Old Town, restaurants, and art galleries. As part of the B&B, you receive a free brunch/lunch at a fantastic restaurant right on the premises, which offers inside and outside dining. We were there on a Thursday night and the place was bustling and again on Sunday at brunch. Last but not least, don't forget to say hello to Kate and Rob's 10 year old dog Bandit. He, like his owners, has a great personality. Do yourself a favor and stay at the Bespoke Inn. Jan and Karen Pasquale
Bespoke Inn is committed to providing access to as many guests as possible. With maternal grandparents hailing from Germany and Ireland, this Accessible room cleverly balances the gravitas of the Germans with whimsical flourishes worthy of the Irish. Enjoy the same luxurious room with all of our coveted amenities plus features preferred by our special needs guests such as an accessible vanity and oversized curbless shower. King-sized bed. 340 square feet (32 square meters).
The Signature Flat is perfect for discriminating travelers. Encompassing the entire second floor, the contemporary layout has 10-foot ceilings and reclaimed wood floors throughout. The gourmet kitchen boasts a 9-foot walnut farm table, marble island, and Ilve stove with sub-zero refrigerators. A comfy oversized sofa, RH leather chairs, and a writing desk complete the main room. A custom king-size platform bed with luxury linens adjoins the oversized bathroom with a Victoria & Albert soaking tub, custom rain shower and Hermes amenities. French doors open to the large wrap-around balcony's outdoor fireplace and infinity pool with a magical view of Camelback Mountain. A second set of French doors open to the chef's garden terrace for dining or relaxing outdoors. In addition, the flat includes a LG washer & dryer. No pets allowed. King-sized bed. 1,500 square feet (135 square meters).
Kate's paternal grandparents are from Belgium and the Netherlands. Given these two countries have the tallest people, it's fitting that this room offers a handmade king-sized bed set on a high platform. This elegant, rustic room features ten-foot ceilings, charcoal concrete tile floors, French doors opening to a private patio and a beautifully appointed bathroom is highlighted by a clawfoot bathtub and separate shower. King Size Bed, 340 square feet (32 square meters)
Named after the owner's parents, this suite is an airy, sophisticated room that opens directly onto the lush courtyard garden and fountain. Situated on the ground floor, it features French doors that open to a fully furnished small private patio. The bathroom includes a clawfoot bathtub and separate glass shower among its many details. Two queen-sized beds. 400 square feet (37 square meters).
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Phoenix, AZ (PHX-Sky Harbor Intl.) 8 miles
Downtown Scottsdale - 2.5 blocks south of Main Street and 2 blocks west of Scottsdale Road.
Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Beach, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Night life, Downtown Scottsdale, Taliesin West - Frank Lloyd Wright, MIM - Musical Instrument Museum, Spring Training, Cycling area, Desert Botanical Garden, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, Ruins, Sports venue, Tours, University, Winery, Zoo
Bed and Breakfast, Urban Inn, Boutique Hotel, Apartment, Villa
Bike rental, CD player, Clothes dryer, Computer, Conference Rooms, Copier, Fax Machine, Fireplace, Library, Parking, Piano, Pool, Spa, Sports equipment rental, Telephone, VCR, Washer/dryer, Wedding Facilities, Wheelchair access, Workout facility , On-Site Covered Parking, On-Site Infinity Lap Pool, On-Site Award-winning Restaurant, Continental Breakfast, On-Site Bike Shop, Evening Reception
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, Board games, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, In-room internet, Desk, Fridge, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Microwave, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Videos, Wet bar, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Mountain Bike trails, Road Bicycles, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Swimming pool
Rob and Kate
Kate and Rob are passionate about food, bicycles, travel and pretty much anything handmade. Bespoke Inn, Café and Bicycles allows them to engage in and share their passions with discerning and like-minded guests. Here guests will find an array of made-in-house products, from bicycles to pastries to furniture, something rarely seen throughout their travels.
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian
We welcome you and your quiet four-legged friend to experience the Sonoran Desert in style. Bespoke Inn doesn't charge any additional pet fees or impose any weight restrictions. Please let us know you are bringing your pet when you make your reservation so we can properly arrange for your arrival. Bespoke's pet package includes: A Dog Bed (For very special dogs, we converted our Louis Vuitton suitcase into a lux pad worthy of even the most pampered pooches – first come basis.) Food + Water Bowl (The 'crystal' set goes with LV bed.) Doggie Treat Pet Cleanup Bags Day care and dog walking can be arranged with prior notice for a small fee. On-site restaurant's patio is dog-friendly
Whole House Package - Take over the entire Inn for an ideal retreat location. Our guest services can provide any level of service and amenities including private chef and concierge. The two levels house four guest rooms, each with an en-suite bath, accommodating up to ten guests. An expansive gourmet kitchen is part of the beautiful open-concept living and dining room which seats up to 10 guests at the massive farm table. Three sets of French doors from the dining, living and master bedroom all open to the wrap-around balcony and an oversized outdoor fireplace with seating perfect for an evening of cocktails and entertaining. The master bathroom's French doors lead to the chef's garden with intimate dining nooks. The 43-foot infinity edge pool overlooks the lush courtyard below where olive trees shade a 12-foot-long house-made farm table.


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I'd say that the Go-Go's must be rolling in their graves, but since they're still alive, I'd have to say that they're probably wondering if one can sue for breach of cliche. With the '80s-rock revival quickly reaching a point of pure regurgitation, it's not surprising that this kind of hollow, blow-dryer girl rock would make its undead return. Manda sounds like a parched Belinda Carlisle or Susanna Hoffs, only without a butterscotch core to paper over the fact that she has no range other than a thin emotional one: pout, angry pout, resigned-but-bitchy pout. The forgettable pop rock can't be saved by its inexplicable indie pretensions -- not to mention that it sounds like it was recorded in a rest-area stall with a junior-high jammer.


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Persona Models Presentation at SMX West 2008
Posted By Brian Bond On March 4, 2008 @ 3:33 pm In Personas,Planning Methodology,Presentations | 10 Comments
Last week, I had the privilege of speaking at Search Marketing Expo (SMX West [1]) about using Persona Models in Search Marketing. It was a pleasure to share the dais with Gord Hotchkiss from Enquiro Research [2] and Ian Lurie of Portent Interactive [3] — both outstanding, smart people who gave great presentations.
Our presentations went over the high-level basics of creating personas and planning content that speaks directly to your personas. We had a full house for our session and I've received lots of insightful questions since from audience members. Overall, the feedback has been extremely positive. But what struck me most was the coming of age of the notion that personas ought to be an integral part of any online marketing plan.
This really excites me, to see people so open to a concept that Future Now has proved [4] effective in almost every interaction. The sheer number of seminars about visitor behavior and the number of times I heard "persona" used in comments and questions suggested a bold new era for interactive marketing.
The rest of the conference was equally thought-provoking. I thought it showed a deeper level of thinking and debate than I've witnessed at past industry conferences. (Hats off to Danny Sullivan and the crew at Search Engine Land!)
If you'd like to see my presentation, here it is [5]:
For more in-depth instruction on how to creating personas for your business, read Part 1 [6] and Part 2 [7] of Howard Kaplan's series on "How to Get Started with Personas."
If you'd like help planning your online content strategy with personas, contact us [8].
[Editor's Note: Brian Bond is VP of Marketing and Product at Future Now.]
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[6] Part 1: http://www.grokdotcom.com/2007/06/29/2-ways-to-get-started-with-personas-part-1/
[7] Part 2: http://www.grokdotcom.com/2007/07/02/2-ways-to-get-started-with-personas-part-2/
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Skytap Appoints Former HP Executive as Vice President of Sales
Enterprise Software Veteran Brian Barry to Lead Global Sales Initiatives
SEATTLE, Wash. – September 12, 2013 – Skytap Inc., the leading provider of self-service application development environments in the cloud, today appointed Brian Barry as vice president of sales. In his new role, Barry will accelerate Skytap's global sales efforts and expand the company's presence into new markets and industries.
"Skytap has a strong history of attracting experienced talent from well-known leaders in the enterprise software industry," said Thor Culverhouse, CEO of Skytap. "With cloud adoption in the enterprise expected to exponentially increase in the next several years, Brian's experience with Fortune 500 customers make him the ideal candidate to drive our next phase of growth."
Barry brings more than 16 years of sales experience at enterprise software companies. Throughout his career, he has formed deep relationships at Fortune 500 companies in the finance, technology, manufacturing, healthcare, communications, and insurance industries, among others. Prior to joining Skytap, Barry served as the Area VP of Enterprise Software Sales at Hewlett-Packard, where he was responsible for managing and developing sales in the Bay Area and Pacific Northwest regions. Before HP, Barry served as a sales director for CA Technologies, where he institutionalized sales process best practices to enable repeatable, scalable, and measurable results. Barry has also served in sales roles at Planview, Mirror Image Internet, Pacific Edge Software, and Packet Engines Networking. Barry holds a B.A. in chemistry from the University of Washington.
"Skytap established itself as an early leader in cloud computing, and has become one of the Pacific Northwest's most promising enterprise technology companies," said Brian Barry, vice president of sales at Skytap. "Helping organizations embrace the cloud for agile development is an intriguing prospect and I look forward to contributing to the company's success as the demand for cloud technologies continues to skyrocket."
Brian joins Skytap on the heels of Thor Culverhouse's appointment as CEO. Thor previously served as President and CEO of Stratavia, a leading provider of data center automation software solutions, which was acquired by HP in August 2010.
About Skytap, Inc.
Skytap provides cloud-based software development and test environments for enterprises to deliver better software, faster. Today's enterprise is challenged to continuously deliver new customer-facing applications, while overcoming increasing change and complexity in their IT infrastructures. Our customers use Skytap to manage, import, deploy and decommission on-demand environments that contain everything needed to accelerate the software lifecycle, without unnecessary costs and project delays due to manual configuration and dependencies. Enterprise IT organizations maintain full visibility and cost control, while allowing dev and test teams to self-provision labs and share complex environments with ease for a lasting boost in agility. To try Skytap Cloud and learn more, visit www.skytap.com.


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Loving the Bailey appreciation at the moment especially at a time where he's actually struggling a little bit with just 13 from 31 balls.
Loving the Bailey appreciation at the moment especially at a time where he's actually struggling a little bit with just 13 from 31 balls.
NRL Tipping Champion 2014
Over 0.2: Putland to Nevill, OUT, no run, full ball swings in late to crash into his pads. Nevill is almost falling over trying to get bat on it but can't. Huge shout for LBW and Umpire Martell eventually raises the finger! P.Nevill - lbw b:Putland 0 (1 ball, 1 minute).
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
**** Perera taking wickets is irritating.
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"People make me happy.. not places.. people"
"When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life." - Samuel Johnson
"Hope is the fuel of progress and fear is the prison in which you put yourself" - Tony Benn
Dire. Hughes to get 50&out pleeease.
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Police in Dennis said a man with Alzheimer's disease who was reported missing Monday afternoon has been found.
Police said Ronald Creamer, 79, was found at about 6 p.m. in a marshy area behind a house on Palmer Lane in East Dennis. Creamer was on the ground and yelling for help, police said.
He had been reported missing after last being seen walking east on Route 6A in East Dennis from the area of Route 134 at about 1:30 p.m.
Creamer was taken to Cape Cod Hospital to be checked out.
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blogjune, friends, future perfect, magazine, paper, publishing, talented
I've been a little bit slack this month. I blame the fact that I've started a new job, and my days have been quite full learning lots of new things, the last thing I feel like doing when I get home is writing a blog post.
Today's post is a bit of a brag/look how talented my friends are post. Over the past few months some of my friends have been working super hard at putting together a magazine (a paper magazine…crazy I know). Yesterday it was released and I have to say I am incredibly impressed. The writing is articulate, interesting and relevant, the design is beautiful. It is an incredibly interesting magazine, as I was flicking through it last night I was blown away by the fact that some of my friends put this magazine together…when did they become so talented ;) (I kid, I've always known that my friends are talented).
Sooo if you want an interesting read, if you're interested in global affairs, opinion, interviews, reviews, photospreads and more I could not recommend Future Perfect more.
If you're in Australia you can check out their website for stockists, or you can order online: http://www.futureperfect.today/
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Twtrland is a new service that converts Twitter streams into detailed profiles to try and make it easier to decide whom to follow. Simply plug in the Twitter handle you want to analyze, and Twtrland will build a profile for you. (See mine above.) The profile includes info like how often the user is retweeted, how many times she or he tweets per day, a breakdown of tweet content (plain tweets, pictures, @replies, etc.), most-retweeted tweets (Famous Words), top followers and a sampling of tweets.


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Kids at the Tempe Public Library gave new life to a '50s pastime with a modern-day spin on the classic Hula Hoop.
The youngsters were part of the library's summer reading program, which extends the boundaries of conventional reading to
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library's downstairs multi-purpose rooms. The summer program, which includes Didgeridoo Down Under on June 19 and
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Literary Activism
Presidency welcomes Amit Chaudhuri who will be here to speak on 'literary activism' on 4th December at the A.J.C Bose auditorium. His talk is part of the Symposium on Literary Activism organised by the University of East Anglia in India. ...more
Global Shakespeares
The 'Global Shakespeares' conference at Presidency University, marking the Bard's 450th year of birth, invites papers and panels that examine any aspect of Shakespeare's plays and poems within this larger context of the global. Dates: December 16-17, 2014 ...more
Reopening of the heritage professors' common room
Prof. Malabika Sarkar along with Vice Chancellor Anuradha Lohia inaugurated the newly renovated Professors' Common Room. ...more
Visit of Ms Kathleen Stephens,
Ambassador (Interim) and United States Chargé d'Affaires ...more
Whiffs of Oxygen in Archean Atmosphere
researchers from the Department of Geology traced back the first evidence of appearance of oxygen in the early atmosphere from rock record of some 300 crore years before present ...more
List of Ineligible candidates for the UG and PG ODD Semester Examination 2014(AMENDED NOTICE)
List of Selected Students for Free Studentships, Student Aid, and Merit-cum-Means Scholarship, 2014-15
Thursday, 4th December 2014
'Symposium on Literary Activism' Speakers: Amit Chaudhuri and others at A.J.C Bose Auditorium - 11 am to 5 pm and Presidency Cafe 86 - 6:30 to 8 pm
Friday, 21st November 2014 1 p.m.
Lecture by Mohan Naimishray on "Dalit Vimarsh : Dalit Sahitya : Dalit Andolan" at Seminar Room, Hindi Department
Friday, 21st November 2014 2 - 3 p.m.
Lecture by Dr. Deepak Kar on "LHC: the ingredients of a discovery" at AJC Bose Auditorium
Wednesday, 19th November 2014 2 - 3 p.m.
Lecture by Prof. Arnab Rai Choudhuri on "The Mysterious Magnetic Personality of Our Sun" at AJC Bose Auditorium
Monday, 17th November 2014 1:30 pm
First Nirmal Kanti Majumdar Lecture Series Speaker : Prof. Rajeev Bhargava and Prof. Shubhashis Gangopadhyay at AJC Bose Auditorium
Wednesday, 14th November 2014 12 p.m.
A Lecture by Dr. Mou Das Gupta on Translation & Tran creation : Hazari Prasad Dwivedi's novel'Anam Das Ka Potha' at AJC Bose Auditorium
Thursday, 20th November 2014 11:15 am
A talk by Dr. Elizabeth Weatherhead on Ozone Depletion: a success story.
Wednesday, 12th November 2014 3 - 4 p.m
A Lecture by Prof. Ipshita Chand on Rabindranath and Nirala : A Comparative Study.
at Seminar Room, Hindi Department
Wednesday, 5th November 2014 2 - 3 p.m
A Lecture by Prof. Palash B. Pal on Discovering particles.
at A. J. C. Bose Auditorium
Monday, 3rd November 2014, at 12.00 p.m.
H.E. Mr. Miloslav Stasek, Ambassador of the Czech Republic to India and delegates from Czech Universities will visit Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Anuradha Lohia.
Friday, November 7, 2014 , Time: 4-6 pm
A roundtable conference on Experiences of Conflict, Gender and Transnational Justice: South Asia and Beyond, is to be held at the AJC Bose Auditorium.
Friday, November 7, 2014 , Time: 11:30 a.m - 1:30 p.m
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The launch of the 'Dutch in Chinsurah' website and The Dutch East India Company in India by Bauke van der Pol
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Monday, 03/11/2014 , Time: 2:30 PM
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Wednesday, 22nd October 2014 , Time: 2 - 3:00 pm
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Introduction to basic Graphene physics
Tuesday, October 28th 2014 , Time: 3:00 pm
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A talk by Julie Mehta on
Citizenship, Belonging, and Subversion: The Invention of Tradition in Culinary Fictions of Asian-North America.
Thursday October 16th 2014 , Time: 2:45 pm to 5:30pm
A talk by Dr. Gautam Mukhopadhyay on
Life Style Related Cancer Diseases & their Prevention.
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Wednesday October 15, 2014 , Time: 2-3 pm
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Persistence of useful memory:what do you see and what can you remember?(Part - I)
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TUESDAY 21st October 2014 , Time: 2.30 p.m.
A talk by Anirban Bandyopadhyay on Writing About Caste in Bengal: Some Possibilities and Perspectives
20th October 2014 , Time: 3.30 p.m.
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NAPLES, Fla. - A four-car crash shut down parts of Golden Gate Parkway, just east of Livingston Rd., this morning.
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Australia, 2004 (MIFF 2004, Australian Showcase)
Director: Stephen WallaceStir Australia
The violent and systematic abuse of prisoners by wardens in a NSW jail is brought to the public's attention by one of its inmates, China Jackson (Bryan Brown). One of the keenest pair of eyes watching the TV report is the sadistic warden Norton (Max Phipps), who was responsible for the vicious assaults. Three years later and Jackson returns to the very prison he blew the whistle on, an event relished by a number of the wardens who are hungry for revenge. Simmering tensions are brought to the boil as Norton's offer of reconciling his differences with Jackson is rejected. Slowly drawn into the activities of a number of rebellious prisoners, Jackson finds himself the leader of this group, which can only lead to trouble for all concerned.
Nominated for 10 AFI awards in 1980, including Best Film and Best Actor for both Bryan Brown and Max Phipps as the two men at constant loggerheads, Stir is powerful cinema.
'It is straightforward, laconic and forthright about the brutality that occurred. To its credit, it refuses to analyse its situation politically or apportion blame on those in authority.' -australian Film
Bryan Brown is a guest of the Festival.
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Stephen Wallace was born in NSW in 1943. Films include: The Love Letters From Teralba Road (1977), Blood Oath (1990), Turtle Beach (1992).
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April 21, 2014 TUPPER LAKE — The Adirondack Public Observatory of Tupper Lake has received a check for $350 from Stewart's Shops Holiday Match Donations. more »»
Lyon earns Eagle Scout title
April 21, 2014 GABRIELS — Boy Scout Troop 12 of Gabriels recently celebrated Timothy Lyon's achievement of the Eagle Scout rank, the highest advancement rank given to a Boy Scout. more »»
Parish-wide baby shower
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St. Luke's church makes donation to Samaritan House
April 21, 2014 The Ecumenical Council of Saranac Lake is continuing to raise funds and make plans for Samaritan House, a homeless shelter to be located in Saranac Lake. more »»
Charles Whitson: A St. Armand staple
April 16, 2014 BLOOMINGDALE — A booming voice always welcomes you when you enter the front door of the St. Armand Town Hall. Charles Whitson Jr. more »»
Laba joins AHDC board
April 16, 2014 SARANAC LAKE — Robert J. Laba, a financial analyst at Adirondack Health, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Adirondack Housing Development Corporation. more »»
Esposito graduates from Air Force basic school
April 16, 2014 TUPPER LAKE — Air Force Airman Gary V. Esposito graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. more »»
Bell named to honor roll
April 16, 2014 SARANAC LAKE — The Saranac?Lake Middle School's second trimester honor roll for grade 6 included Molly Bell. more »»
March births at AMC
April 14, 2014 SARANAC LAKE — The following births were recorded at Adirondack Medical Center during the month of March: - BROWN: A daughter, Kinsley Rae Brown, born on March 3, 2014 at 2:34 a.m. more »»
High Peaks Cyclery donates to SARNAK
April 14, 2014 more »»
Friedlander gets trophy at Nationals
April 14, 2014 LAKE PLACID — Lake Placid's Linda Friedlander was honored last week with The Betty Gray Washington Sportsmanship Award during the USTA National Senior Women's Clay Court Championships at the Housto... more »»
New business
April 14, 2014 more »»
The View earns high ratings with OpenTable
April 14, 2014 LAKE PLACID — The View Restaurant, at Mirror Lake Inn Resort and Spa in Lake Placid, has recently garnered impressive ratings from OpenTable, the online booking engine that is trusted by 31,000... more »»
Targeting success: Staves, Trudeau head to archery nationals
April 9, 2014 Fluffy golden brown pancakes cooked on the iron grill, a crackling fire in the old stone fireplace and a warm glow on old fish, taxidermy pheasants and old maps set the scene Sunday. more »»
Ad rep wins awards
April 9, 2014 SARATOGA SPRINGS — Lindsay Moore, a real estate advertising representative for the Lake Placid News and Adirondack Daily Enterprise, took home two awards from the New York Press Association's annual... more »»
Zumba raises money for school
April 7, 2014 more »»
Drama Club says thanks
April 7, 2014 more »»
Newest ADE reporter wins college journalism award
April 7, 2014 SARANAC LAKE — Matthew Turner of Saranac Lake, a staff writer for the Adirondack Daily Enterprise since January, has won first place for Column/Opinion Writing in the New Jersey Collegiate Press... more »»
Local doctor becomes author
April 7, 2014 LAKE PLACID — It isn't often that someone with a disabling disease is grateful for her illness, unless that someone happens to be Dr. Karen Ka. more »»
N.Y.'s highest museum wins award
April 7, 2014 TUPPER LAKE — The highest museum exhibit in New York won an Award of Merit in the 'Innovation in Interpretation' category from the Museum Association of New Yor. more »»
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