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Ian Carmichael
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|Ian Gillett Carmichael
18 June 1920
Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
|5 February 2010
(aged 89)
Esk Valley, North Yorkshire, England
|Years active
|Jean Pyman (Pym) Maclean (1943–1983) (widower)
Kate Fenton (1992–2010)
Ian Gillett Carmichael, OBE (18 June 1920 – 5 February 2010[1]) was an English film, stage, television and radio actor. Ian Carmichael also spent much time in recording audio books: Three Men in a Boat and Three Men on the Bummel by Jerome K. Jerome, and most of the Lord Peter Wimsey books by Dorothy L. Sayers.
Early life[edit]
Carmichael was born in Hull, in the East Riding of Yorkshire.[2] The son of an optician,[3] he was educated at Scarborough College[3] and Bromsgrove School,[3] before training as an actor at RADA. He made his stage debut as a robot at the People's Palace in Mile End, East London in 1939. With the outbreak of World War II his acting career was interrupted by service with the Royal Armoured Corps as a commissioned officer in the 22nd Dragoons. He served in the Normandy campaign, losing the tip of one finger to an accident with the turret hatch of a Valentine tank, and reached the rank of major before leaving the Army in 1947.[4]
The young actor left his family's shopkeeping business in Hull to attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, and to sing in talent contests at the Hammersmith Palais de Danse.
He portrayed serious characters in Betrayed (1954), starring Clark Gable and Lana Turner, and in The Colditz Story (1955), but he made his name playing in a series of films for the Boulting brothers, including Private's Progress (1956), Brothers in Law (1957) and I'm All Right Jack (1959), as well as similar films for other producers, for example School for Scoundrels (1960). He also appeared in the "Pride" segment of The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins (1971).
During the 1960s and 1970s, he was successful on television, including the sitcom, Bachelor Father, based on the story of a real-life bachelor who took on several foster children. On television he was Bertie Wooster, opposite Dennis Price as Jeeves, in several series of The World of Wooster, based on the works of P.G. Wodehouse. In later years, he was heard on BBC radio as Galahad Threepwood, another Wodehouse creation. In the 1970s, he played Lord Peter Wimsey in several drama series based on the mystery novels by Dorothy L. Sayers.
Carmichael continued to act until shortly before his death. In 1999, he appeared in the BBC serial Wives and Daughters. In the ITV series Heartbeat, and its spin-off The Royal, he played the Hospital Secretary T.J. Middleditch (2003–07 and 2009 ).
He was appointed an OBE in the 2003 Queen's Birthday Honours List.[5]
Personal life[edit]
Ian Carmichael was married twice: firstly to Jean Pyman (Pym) McLean, from 1943 until her death in 1983 (they had two daughters, Lee and Sally) and then to the novelist Kate Fenton, from 1992 until his death in 2010. Ian Carmichael died of natural causes at the age of 89, at his home in the Esk Valley on the North York Moors on 5 February 2010.[6] He had five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.[7] His autobiography, Will the Real Ian Carmichael... was published in 1979.
Partial filmography[edit]
- Bond Street (1948)
- Trottie True (1949)
- Dear Mr. Prohack (1949)
- Ghost Ship (1952)
- Time Gentlemen, Please! (1952)
- Miss Robin Hood (1952)
- Meet Mr. Lucifer (1953)
- Betrayed (1954)
- The Colditz Story (1955)
- Storm Over the Nile (1955)
- Simon and Laura (1955)
- Private's Progress (1956)
- Lucky Jim (1957)
- Brothers in Law (1957)
- Happy is the Bride (1958)
- The Big Money (1958)
- Left Right and Centre (1959)
- I'm All Right Jack (1959)
- School for Scoundrels (1960)
- Light Up the Sky! (1960)
- Double Bunk (1961)
- The Amorous Prawn (1962)
- Heavens Above! (1963)
- Hide and Seek (1964)
- Ih, du forbarmende (1965)
- Smashing Time (1967)
- The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins (1971)
- From Beyond the Grave (1973)
- Clouds of Witness (1972)
- Murder Must Advertise (1973)
- The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club (1973)
- The Nine Tailors (1974)
- Five Red Herrings (1975)
- The Lady Vanishes (1979)
- The Wind in the Willows (1983, voice)
- Diamond Skulls (1989)
Box office ranking[edit]
- 1957 - 8th most popular British star at the British box office[8]
See also[edit]
- ^ Actor Ian Carmichael dies at 89, BBC News, 6 February 2010, retrieved 6 February 2010
- ^ "Ian Carmichael". Britmovie.co.uk. Retrieved 2009-03-20.
- ^ a b c Barker, Dennis (6 February 2010). "Ian Carmichael obituary". The Guardian (London: Guardian News and Media Limited). Retrieved 2010-02-06.
- ^ "Ian Carmichael: actor". The Times (London). 8 February 2010. Retrieved 4 May 2010.
- ^ The London Gazette: (Supplement) no. 56963. p. 10. 14 June 2003.
- ^ "Old Bromsgrovian and veteran actor Ian Carmichael has died". Bromsgrove School. Retrieved 15 July 2013.
- ^ Veteran actor Ian Carmichael dies
- ^ 'BRITISH ACTORS HEAD FILM POLL: BOX-OFFICE SURVEY', The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959) [Manchester (UK)] 27 December 1957: 3.
- Will the real Ian Carmichael– : an autobiography, London: Macmillan, 1979, (400 pp.), ISBN 0-333-25476-7
External links[edit]
- Ian Carmichael at the Internet Movie Database
- Jeeves and Wooster on Television
- BBC Humber feature on Ian Carmichael
- The Guardian obituary
- Daily Telegraph obituary
- New York Times obituary
- Times obituary
- The Independent obituary
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- 2010 deaths
- British Army personnel of World War II
- English male film actors
- English male radio actors
- English male stage actors
- English male television actors
- Officers of the Order of the British Empire
- People educated at Bromsgrove School
- Male actors from Kingston upon Hull
- Royal Armoured Corps officers
- Graduates of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
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During the past five days, options traders on the International Securities Exchange (ISE) and Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) have bought to open 12,368 calls on BBRY, compared to just 2,709 puts -- resulting in a call/put volume ratio of 4.57.
Expanding the scope, BBRY has racked up a 10-day call/put volume ratio of 4.45 on the ISE, CBOE, and NASDAQ OMX PHLX (PHLX). Not only does this ratio indicate that traders have bought to open more than four bullish bets for every bearish, it also arrives in the 98th percentile of its annual range. This suggests options players have purchased calls over puts at a faster pace only 2% of the time during the last year.
This trend toward calls coincides with the U.S. debut of the Q10 smartphone, the global sales of which are doing "better than expected," according to Jefferies. On the charts, however, Research In Motion Ltd hasn't lived up to the hype, underperforming the broader S&P 500 Index (SPX) by 13 percentage points during the past month. Plus, the equity -- last seen at $13.88 -- is staring up at its formerly supportive 10-week and 20-week moving averages, which could limit upside in the intermediate-term. Against this backdrop, an unwinding of optimism in the options pits could exacerbate selling pressure on BBRY.
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X, meanwhile, has been a favorite target among put buyers. During the past five sessions, speculators on the ISE and CBOE have bought to open 16,214 puts, compared to 6,251 calls -- resulting in a put/call volume ratio of 2.59. As a result, the equity's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) stands at 1.41, just 4 percentage points from a 52-week peak. Or, in simpler terms, near-term options players have rarely been more put-heavy during the past year.
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Catherine's StoryI hate reaching into the oven and ouch! A grate burn on my arm. Grab a pan that you forgot was heating on the stove-a memory forever? No! This burn remedy has worked for me for years. It has saved my grandchildren, my sister and others days of agonizing pain. It works. IF YOU DO IT CORRECTLY. Stray from the instructions and it probably won't work. Great to know for grilling, baking and general kitchen cooking. Curling iron, hot pressing iron burns? No problem! Take remedy when you go camping.
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Directions Step-By-Step
1Get burn by accident. Say prayer! Douse the burned area with baby powder, as thick and deep as possible around the burned area using paper towel, tissue, cloth or slipping hand into glove. Do this as quickly as possible.
2Tape down the tissue, toweling, cloth or wrist edge of glove to keep powder from leaking out. Go about business as usual. Don't get this wet!
3If burn is severe, keep powdering area, keep area covered for more than a day. For normal kitchen/grill/oven burns, usually less than 6 hours, always keeping a thick layer of baby powder against burn is all you need.
4Start checking in an hour if burn is not bad, 4 hours or so if burn is worse. If blistering is not apparent, keep the powder against the burned area for like another hour or so. Remove powder by wiping away the powder and washing area gently. Area may be red and may sting for a little while, but no burn will be there. It will be gone! (if charr or burn is there, you didn't leave it on long enough, of course!)
5I know this sounds strange. It works, if you keep a thick layer of powder against that burn for awhile you will be so happy!!! I once put a honey bear in the microwave when I was sick and coughing hard. I didn't realize how much time I put for heating it, and when I grabbed the bear he exploded in my hand. I quickly washed off the honey, grabbed the powder and powdered away. Thick. I slid my hand into a glove and powdered heavily. It hurt so bad... I went to bed and tried to sleep and when I woke up, maybe 5 hours later, I looked at the burn. All where the powder was able to touch the burn area was just red and no pain at all, no blistering or redness in a short time. Around my wrist where the powder didn't reach I had a terrible burn to deal with for weeks.
6Don't wash unless you need to remove hot, sticky substance like this honey. Don't put any ointment, water, soap or anything other than powder. Remember to put the powder on as thick as you possibly can and just wait. Even if area is dirty, don't wash unless it is absolutely necessary. It may prevent remedy from working. Just wipe away ash and soot or leave as is and apply powder!
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Bernice Mosteller candychristmas - Jun 27, 2012
Thank you Catherine for the safety tip. Always good to know these things. May GOD BLESS you for sharing.
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I really believe for every thing that is a "negative" there HAS to be a "POSITIVE" to counteract it somehow. Finding that positive, now that is where it gets hard! The recipe I wrote should just had said, make sure you powder that burn really, really good and make that burn soak in that powder for a few hours! How's that for a shortened version!
virginia parrish virginiaann - Jul 5, 2012
Thanks! hope I can remember this if I need it cause the sooner it is powdered the better I think. I like the shortened version :-)


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Psycho-Cybernetics Part 28 of 30: Reprogramming Old Thoughts
June 19, 2009 by Dr. Lam
As many of you know, I believe that those individuals who have had less than desirable plastic surgery become obsessed with their past mistakes of having wrongfully picked their surgeon, reliving the experience, and further reinforcing that negative attitude as a present-day problem. Maltz says that we can program our present by how we view and handle the past. We can look at our lives like a tape-recorded show. The more times we replay a certain event or thought, the more it becomes ingrained within our psyche and the harder to let it go. It becomes such a powerful force that we are consumed by the negative energy that emanates from such a thought. Maltz calls these neural recordings "engrams" that we can further etch into our soul with past unpleasantness or rather begin to erase them through disuse and instead focus using repetition on a currently happy situation.
He recalls when he attended this funeral service for his friend and was shocked at the brother who hated his deceased sibling having poured forth a glowing eulogy. When pressed about why he gave such a warm remembrance of his kin, the brother told Maltz, "I'm the kind of person who does not speak ill of the dead." The sentence that begins, "I'm the kind of person who…" is extremely powerful, notes Maltz. It sets the emotional tone of where someone currently wants to be by self-perception and opens the flood gates for the servo-mechanism to act in a positive way toward the intended goal. This deep level of positive affirmation can be the juice to propel one toward the end goal. Today, try to find one or more sayings of "I'm the kind of person who…" that would help you shape your intention toward the envisioned goal.
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Nord on
June 19th, 2009 8:11 am
This is so full of great ideas. Following your directive, I have another positive affirmation.
IATKOPW does not take counsel of her fears. (Thank you Dr. L, thank you Gen. Patton.)
Nord on
June 19th, 2009 8:16 am
Oh, if you don't mind, I wish to add: since I've been working especially on the Ruiz wisdom of "not take it personally", I've had far fewer times I've needed to worry about fear. Cool how it works and I'm liking it A LOT.
dr. lam on
June 19th, 2009 9:18 am
that is very cool. i had a patient who i recommended to read the 4 agreements and the power of now and he told me that they have changed his life. he said he can now breathe again like when he was 9 years old running in a field with his dad and that he can taste his food like never before. that is really amazing to me. btw, what does IATKOPW mean?
Nord on
June 19th, 2009 10:28 am
Oh, I Am The Kind Of Person Who… (I guess it could be ITKOPW if using contraction.) Tell you the truth, I used to think that leading sentence was usually used by somebody very full of themselves. New perspective, way to look at it here.
I really love your patient's description. My opinion-even when something IS directed to be taken personally, why do so? As a smart GF of mine often asks, "What's the alternative?" May as well not let much really hurt or bother us.
Nord on
June 19th, 2009 3:24 pm
Urrgh. 'full of himself/herself'. (My error's bugged me all day and my ancient cellphone can't well accomodate this site.)
Nord on
June 19th, 2009 3:26 pm
Apparently I still fear my bad grammar and inability to edit.
Heather :) on
June 19th, 2009 7:04 pm
I really like that viewpoint that the way we handle our view of the past that this can affect the way we view the present as being positive or negative. Excellent! I really like that point that the more we dwell on something that this consumes our awareness.
Golly, I can't get over how similar this Maltz guy is to you, Dr. Lam! You guys are just twins.
I absolutely love your point about the statement, "I am the kind of person who…". That is deep psychology and really is a huge indication as to what someone wants to do and puts that person in a state of mind to achieve the intended goal. That is really good psychology!
Hey, thanks Dr. Lam for making all this psychology stuff easy to understand and grasp. I really really appreciate it and I know a lot of other blog buddies do to.
Gee, Nord, you expect us to know just like that, all your internet savvy lingo?…lol Hey, nice to see you comment! Love 'em!
Okay, all you blog buddies, have a great weekend!
dr. lam on
June 19th, 2009 9:06 pm
have a great weekend! monday (or tuesday will be an entirely new blog format and website. hopefully!)
Feel free to leave a comment...
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Growing public support for gay rights, including gay marriage, is the latest example of the moral liberalism that has transformed advanced industrial societies in the last few generations. The social traditionalists who claimed to be a "moral majority" in the United States in the 1980s are acting like an embattled, declining minority in the second decade of the 21st century. A few years ago the conservative activist Paul Weyrich declared that the right had lost "the culture war" and called on social conservatives to withdraw from mainstream society into their own traditionalist enclaves.
Many paranoid social conservatives blame the triumph of moral liberalism on a conspiracy of sinister secular humanists, using the media and the public schools to indoctrinate their children and grandchildren in a godless morality. But the truth is that social conservatism has been undermined by technological progress, which has increased the opportunities for freedom in matters of sex and censorship while raising the costs of enforcing traditional norms.
The pill did more to undermine traditional sexual morality than an imaginary secular humanist conspiracy could have done. Advances in contraception, far more than liberalization of abortion laws, not only reduced the costs of premarital sex but allowed married couples greater opportunities to plan their fertility. One result has been below-replacement fertility for most natives of advanced industrial societies, as a result of choice rather than coercion. Given the opportunity, most Americans, like most people in other advanced industrial nations, prefer fewer or no children to the large families of yesteryear. Participation in the modern workforce by the majority of mothers as well as unmarried women would have been impossible, if not for the pill.
By turning parenthood into a choice, rather than the nearly inevitable result of sex within marriage, the pill turned marriage into a relationship between two adults, with or without children, rather than a child-centered institution. This redefinition of marriage, along with social acceptance of growing numbers of heterosexuals who never marry or cohabit without marriage, inevitably undermined opposition to toleration or approval of gay and lesbian unions. Once most Americans stopped listening to priests, preachers and rabbis who seek to prescribe what married couples do in bed, it was only a matter of time before they stopped paying attention to clerical rules about what anyone does in bed.
In addition to the pill, the automobile is another technology associated with sexual liberation. In the premodern village or urban tenement neighborhood or sex-segregated campus, people were under the constant surveillance of family and neighbors. After World War II, access by young people to cars gave rise to institutions like road trips, "parking" in farmers' fields and the one-hour hotel stay. And automobile-based suburbanization has enabled moral liberalism by creating communities in which people know few if any of their neighbors. Few progressives who long for a return of pedestrian villages want a revival of village surveillance and moral conformity.
If contraceptive technology has already let the horse of moral liberalism out of the barn of traditionalism, communications technology has burned down the barn. As recently as the 1970s and 1980s, Protestant and Catholic pressure groups were able to impose wide-ranging censorship on American television and radio and schools and public libraries. The church lady who insisted on the removal of "dirty books" from the library and organized boycotts of television shows and movies was a powerful figure in American life. Now pornography and graphic scenes of violence can be downloaded on a PC or a phone. Censorship was easy when there were choke points like TV and radio networks and the U.S. Postal Service. But technology has radically altered the cost-benefit calculation. Re-creating something like the older regime of media censorship would require not only North Korean or Iranian-style repression but also a vice squad with a bigger budget than the Pentagon.
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What becomes of the broken-hearted? Well, most just get to cry in their beer for a couple of weeks or until their friends weary of the whining (whichever comes sooner). But rock stars get to record entire CDs about their relationship disasters, which is exactly what the New York-based Secret Machines have done on Ten Silver Drops. Opening with the downhearted ''Alone, Jealous and Stoned'' and closing on the bittersweet ''1,000 Seconds,'' the trio's second full-length album does not get much more optimistic in between. The result is a spiritual sibling to such previous great, emotionally raw ruminations on shattered personal lives as Phil Collins' Face Value and Beck's Sea Change.
That singer-keyboardist-bassist Brandon Curtis, guitarist brother Benjamin, and drummer Josh Garza have made such a CD is surprising. Their acclaimed 2004 debut, Now Here Is Nowhere, was a chilly collection whose generous track lengths and lyrics about seraphs and pharaohs evoked comparisons to prog-rockers of yore, particularly Pink Floyd. Since then, however, all three members have been dumped or, as Brandon puts it on their website, ''We experienced a deconstruction of our lives'' which may explain why Ten Silver Drops is a much more concise and consistent album than its predecessor.
Such songs as the midtempo rockers ''Lightning Blue Eyes'' and ''Faded Lines'' find the trio moving away from the more experimental influences (Kraftwerk, Spiritualized) evident on Now Here Is Nowhere, for a more compactly melodic vibe. There are times when they almost sound like a superior emo band thanks to a newfound economy and the lyrics that are a catalog of query-filled relationship autopsies. ''How could you forgive and just forget?'' Brandon Curtis asks on the rumbling ''All at Once,'' while the almost Nine Inch Nails-inclined ''I Hate Pretending'' offers the head-scratcher ''Do you believe in luck or the art of persuasion?'' The words are not the strongest suit of Ten Silver Drops and, read in isolation, they recall a bizarre philosophy test. Yet that problem is made near irrelevant by Curtis' vocals. Richer and more passionate than on the band's debut, his singing makes the most ill-considered of lines a thing of heartbroken beauty. Equally melancholic and skilled is the musicianship; the Curtises and Garza hold their own, for example, in the company of The Band's Garth Hudson, whose accordion-playing graces the lament ''I Want to Know.'' From Benjamin's perfectly layered guitar wailing on ''Lightning Blue Eyes'' to Brandon's goosebump-inducing vocals on ''1,000 Seconds,'' this is an album that delivers with the force of Garza's titanic Bonhamesque drum thwacks. It also offers further proof that what may at first seem like bad luck for an artist can ultimately be good news for everyone.


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Before joining CMG, starting in 1994, Mr. Shorin was Controller for US MobilComm, Inc. where he also worked with the FCC and investors on license related matters. For the past 10 years, Mr. Shorin maintained a private tax practice where he represented a diverse range of moderate to complex individual and small business clients. Mr. Shorin started his career at Laventhol & Horwath, which had been the 10th largest accounting firm in the US. He worked in the accounting and auditing department and progressed to tax manager. He continued his experience there as the Controller of all 50 offices, director of tax operations and finally as part of select team to manage the firm's bankruptcy. Mr. Shorin holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Rochester. Additionally, he has a Masters Degree in Taxation from Villanova University. Mr. Shorin is a licensed CPA and Notary.
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Read what some of our past wedding couples have to say about their wedding in Hodson Bay Hotel - one of Ireland's premier wedding venues.
Kevin, Mary and Ellen O' Kane
Feb 2013 Our guests had a fantastic time and we have received incredible feedback regarding every aspect of the hotel and staff. We have repeatedly been told by our guests about how much they enjoyed their food from the reception, the meal itself and the evening buffet. ........
...The gluten free menu was fantastic and it was absolutely great as a Coeliac to have options and be treated like a normal person. We have been to many hotels around the country and I, my mother, or my sisters have never had such a range of gluten free food to choose from, plus it tasted like normal food....
Kari Møller Hester & Patrick Hester
We had a fantastic day and more importantly so did our guests. We had guest coming from all over the world and wanted to show them the Midlands at its best, so we couldn't have picked a better place, with the lovely lake it made a perfect setting for us......
....Many of our guests stayed for several days and the swimming pool was a big hit with the kids. The day went so smooth and turned out to be the perfect day we hoped for!!!
Aisling & Dean Fay
August 2013 Weddings can be a stressful occasion for a bride & groom, but at The Hodson Bay everything was taken care of for us with complete ease and with great attention to detail. That's why we choose to have our wedding ceremony at the hotel too, they understood from the start that we wanted a very special and personalised ceremony and went above and beyond to make our dreams come true...
... I can't tell you how many wonderful comments we have received about our day, our guests raved about the food and service. We cannot thank you enough for making our day so magical, it was everything we could have hoped for and more! We can't wait to come back for a visit : )
Pamela & Ian Cassidy
April 2013 Our entire experience from our first meeting with Lisa and Tim was exceptional. After our first visit it was very clear that the HodsonBay was going to be our location for our wedding reception. Nothing was too much trouble, our every request was granted with ease. The staff could not do enough to help make our day so fantastic. The service was spot on. And the food was absolutely perfect. The bridal suite was beautiful with a fabulous view. Our guests all spoke of the high quality food, service and accommodation. I can honestly tell you that our day was truly amazing. The Hodson Bay Hotel will always be special to us.
Ciarán & Louise Walsh
March 2013 ...Providing quality food for our guests was very important to us and The Hodson Bay delivered on that, guests are still speaking of the food they received that day. The shape and size of the ballroom was one of the selling points of The Hodson Bay Hotel as all tables have clear view of the top table.
Lisa and The Hodson Bay team really made our wedding experience the experience we could only have hoped for. The day itself was a dream come true, it was truly a magical day in a magical setting.
"We got married May 12th last year and could not have asked for more from the hotel. The room is amazing for a big wedding. The food was gorgeous and without delay. The staff were not only extremely attentive to our wedding party but pleasant as well. I cannot speak highly enough of the staff that looked after us. If anyone could not understand why we chose a hotel such a distance from Dublin before our wedding, they certainly understood afterwards. We got many compliments from our guests over our hotel choice. We wouldn't have changed a thing!"
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Danielle and Gavin
"Hi there. Myself and my husband got married in your hotel in May 2002. From
start to finish we were so well looked after. We couldn't say enough about
the staff so professional and friendly. To this day people still stop us to
tell us that it was one of the best weddings they ever went to."
Killian and Jacinta O'Shea
"We had or wedding with you on July 20th 2012.
From the time we booked we found staff at the hodson bay went above and beyond their call of duty to make our day special. The food on the day was amazing, one of our guests commented saying he felt it was like being at a restaurant rather than a wedding. Our day truly was magical enhanced by the care and dedication of staff in the Hodson bay.
Again thanks for everything last year our day truly was amazing.
Alison and William
"Myself and my husband had our wedding reception in the wonderful Hodson Bay Hotel in July 2011. As much as a cliche as it sounds they could not do enough for us. Always quick to respond to our queries and always available for our calls. Our wedding organizer in the hotel was truly a gent and did so much for us. On the day food, service and staff were great. Would recommend hotel again and again."
"We got married in the Hodson bay hotel on November 24th 2011
We can't thank you guys enough, you helped make our day a dream come true from the excellent staff who couldn't do enough for us to the stunning venue and glorious food!
We had family and friends from around the globe descend on your hotel for the 3 days over the wedding and every one commented on how amazing the Hodson bay was from start to end.
You guys should win this award hands down, thanks so so much for helping create a memory of a lifetime, we were back down with you Nov 2012 to celebrate our 1st anniversary and yet again we got treated like royalty!
Wishing you the best of luck and we will be back very soon!"
Best wishes
Moira & Chris Clarke
"Stephen and myself had our civil ceremony and wedding reception at the beautiful Hodson Bay Hotel last December and can't praise them enough. From the or booking to check out everything was seamless. We both loved every second of our day. All of the staff were amazing and really catered for our very need. Best Lakeland hotel in Ireland!"
"We had our wedding reception in the Hodson Bay back in 2009. We brought guests from across Europe and they were all amazed at the professional job done by the Hodson Bay. As bride and groom, we didn't have to worry about a thing on the day, everything ran so smoothly. The food was top class and the chefs went out of their way to give us bespoke items on the menu to bring in our Swiss Irish connection.
I'd highly recommend them to all engaged couples."
Siuin and Aidan McManus
"Myself and my husband had our wedding at The Hodson Bay on 26th March this year. We could not have been happier with the service, the food and the professionalism of the staff all round. We were given personal care from a great team who have made it their business to be the best in the business. I would highly recommend The Hodson Bay Hotel."
Sarah Aherne
"Now that all the excitement is over and we are getting back to normal, we want to thank everyone in the Hodson Bay Hotel who made our special day one to remember.
To James who dealt with us so professionally and competently leading up to the wedding and to Pawel who took care of us on the day itself. From our first meeting with James we have been impressed with every service we have enquired about or received, nothing was too much and no detail too little.
Pawel was superb on the day and handled everything so efficiently which left us to relax and enjoy our day.
We have been receiving great feedback from our guests as to the wedding itself and this is the highest compliment we can pass on to your good selves.
Thanks again and we look forward to dealing with you in the future."
Kind Regards
Cathal and Yasmin
"To James and all the staff at Hodson Bay,
Thank you so much for the brilliant service you provided for our wedding both before and on the day.
In particular please thank John, Nancy and the floor staff on the day."
Lorraine & Peter Daly
"To James & All at Hodson Bay
Thank you very much for everything you did for us on our special day.
We really enjoyed the day and the room and food was fabulous."
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Michael & Nicola Slattery
"I would like to thank everyone at the Hodson Bay Hotel where my son Staurt Saville and daughter in law Alanna Saville nee Currie had their wedding reception on the 12th August the venue was beautiful, a very prompt and professional service was provided and the food was fantastic, all our guests gave great comments about the venue. I don't think we could have picked anywhere better in Ireland. THANK YOU."
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MAILED: April 22, 1998
EAU CLAIRE -- The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire music and theatre arts department will present a University Symphony Orchestra Concert at 5 p.m. Sunday, April 26, in Gantner Concert Hall of the Fine Arts Center.
Nobuyoshi Yasuda, assistant professor of music and theatre arts, will conduct the ensemble.
There are 88 freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors performing in the concert. Many of them are music majors, but the students who aren't enjoy playing instruments and making music, Yasuda said.
The Symphony Orchestra will perform Edward Elgar's "Nimrod," from "Enigma Variation." This piece is one of the most beautiful and touching pieces ever composed, Yasuda said.
The orchestra will continue with "Symphony No. 5" by Gustav Mahler. Yasuda calls this piece "very challenging" because it requires a high level of both technical and musical ability.
"When I announced to my students that we were going to perform 'Mahler: Symphony No. 5,' they immediately knew the challenge and got very excited," Yasuda said. "I am confident they will do a great job presenting this master piece."
Tickets for the concert are $5 for the general public; $4 for senior citizens, youths and faculty and staff with a University ID; or $1.50 for students with a University ID. They may be ordered at the University Service Center by calling (715) 836-3727 or (800) 949-8932.
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U.S.A. 8 Germany 0
UFA, Russia — Alex Galchenyuk and Riley Barber each had a goal and two assists to power the United States past Germany 8-0 on Thursday at the world junior hockey tournament.
It was the first Pool B game of the competition for the Americans, who moved into a first-place tie with Canada.
The Canadians downed Germany 9-3 on Wednesday.
Sean Kuraly added a goal and an assist for the U.S., while Jacob Trouba, Shayne Gostisbehere, Ryan Hartman, J.T. Miller and Seth Jones had the other goals.
John Gibson stopped all 19 shots he faced through two periods in the U.S. goal.
He was replaced for the third by Jon Gillies, who made seven saves.
German goalie Marvin Cupper stopped 38 shots.
Switzerland 7 Latvia 2
UFA, Russia — Mike Kunzle had two goals while Tanner Richard added three assists to lead Switzerland past Latvia 7-2 on Thursday at the world junior hockey tournament.
The contest was the tournament opener for Switzerland in Group A while Latvia fell to 0-2 in the conference standings.
The Swiss overcame an early 1-0 deficit to improve to 4-0 all-time against Latvia.
Christoph Bertschy, Lukas Balmelli, Sven Andrighetto, Sandro Zangger and Alessio Bertaggia had the other goals for Switzerland.
Swiss goalie Luca Boltshauser stopped 21 shots.
Nikolajs Jelisejevs and Arturs Sevcenko replied for Latvia.
Elvis Merzlikins started in goal for Latvia and stopped 25-of-30 shots before being relieved by Ivars Punnenovs to start the third. Punnenovs registered five saves.


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Passing Strange The ground-breaking adventurous musical Passing Strange by Stew and Heidi Rodewald tells the story of a young African-American's travels from his roots in Los Angeles to Europe and back in his search for personal and artistic authenticity. Winner: 2008 Tony for Best Book of a Musical and three Drama Desk awards including Outstanding Musical. Mark Clayton Southers directs.09/25/2014
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Public Record - A Pittsburgh Biennial Exhibition Public Record — a nine-person multimedia exhibition in celebration of Pittsburgh artists — explores love, absurdity, surveillance, gaming, and identity. Artists include Rafael Abreu-Canedo, Matthew Biederman (with Aljosa Abrahamsberg, Marko Peljhan, and Brian Springer), Carolina Loyola-Garcia, Paolo Pedercini, Caroline Record, Paul Rosenblatt, Martha Rial, Susanne Slavick, and Two Girls Working. 'Paul's Vinyl Records' (at 707 Penn Gallery) features recordings were sold, collected, and (well) played before the artist collected them again.09/26/2014
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Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos optimistic for holiday seasonon November 16, 2012 @ 10:50 am (Updated: 10:59 am - 11/16/12 )
Black Friday is a week away and some shoppers couldn't be more excited.
The same is true for Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos, who tells NBC's Today Show they're trying to put people back to work this holiday season.
"At Amazon, we're getting ready to hire 50,000 seasonal people to help us with the peak holiday selling season. It think it's going to be a record selling season for us. Knock on wood."
Bezos says he's not concerned about other companies, such as Walmart, which is opening on Thanksgiving and offering same day shipping for customers.
"We've always been in a hyper competitive industry. E-commerce even from its ever beginning has always been hyper competitive. That's good for customers and it's even good for companies that embrace that dynamic," Bezos said.
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Dermoid cyst with intracranial extension
We just found out my son has a dermoid cyst in the sinus unfortunately with intracranial extension and they have to do surgery in his head to get it out is there anyone who's child had or has this and got the surgery I'm wondering what were the outcomes and how are they doing now?
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My daughter had this and had the surgery to fix it. Please feel free to contact me for my story. It took 12&1/2 hours and as scared as I was it was the best answer the only answer to our problem.posted 04/29/2014 by ginger123jen
My son had a nasal pit as well since he was born and it never caused any problems and when he was a year they did a ultrasound on his nose and nothing came up but then recently he got an infection on the bridge of his nose they did a MRI and that's when they found out he had a nasal dermoid cyst with intracranial extension they have to do cranio surgery to take out the cyst located with intracranial extension the delay right now is they cannot do that yet until his infection goes down. Have you went to the drs yet? Have they did any imaging on your daughter to see exactly what kind of dermoid cyst she has? I'm just as concerned as you I never even heard if anything like this until I found out my son had it I would greatly appreciate to hear back from youposted 07/10/2013 by Mommystinaof2
Oh my goodness 12 1/2 hours? We still haven't did the surgery on my son because I'm so scared but we have to do it also since it's the only way to fix it can you please let me know what to expect and how did it go they told me the surgery should be 4-5 hours but then later on he will have to get another surgery for the nose areaposted 05/10/2014 by Mommystinaof2
Hello I am sorry for not responding sooner. How is your son doing? We went to the doctor and we are scheduled to see a pediatric surgeon in October. He specializes in craniofacial surgeries. I hope all is well and I am eager to hear how his recovery is doing?posted 09/11/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm sorry also I understand the stress. He was hospitalized for 2 weeks and they had to drain some of the fluid he's doing better now he is on strong oral antibiotics he has another follow up with ENT next week and they will see if the infection has gone down enough for Neoursurgey to do there partposted 07/10/2013 by Mommystinaof2
We go tomorrow. I will keep you posted. This is very stressful. Where are you at in the infection process. Is he taking antibiotics? I'm so sorry.posted 07/10/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Hello- I am looking for information on the same topic (sort of). I am curious to hear what peoples outcomes were after surgery or if there should be any concern for delays? My situation is a little different. We are adopting our daughter, she will be home next week, and my husband is a family practice doctor and believes that this is what she has. She has a midline, bump on the bridge of her nose, it is also pitted. From the research I have done it seems like she is going to have to have surgery and when there is a pit there is a higher risk for infection and an intracranial connection? Any thoughts?posted 06/27/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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David C. Kurtz (Col '95 L/M) has been selected for inclusion in the 2013 edition of Massachusetts Super Lawyers as a rising star in employment and labor and business litigation law. He is an attorney in the Boston office of Constangy Brooks & Smith.
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Anastasia G. Allain (Col '95 L/M) and Ryan Ansley Posner were married June 8, 2013, in Harrisonburg, Va. The couple resides in Atlanta, where Ms. Posner is a sales support manager with Travelport and Mr. Posner is an enterprise resource planning technology consultant with McGladrey.
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Courtney Keister Reynolds (Col '95 L/M) and her husband, John, welcomed a daughter, Margaret Lee, "Meg," on June 8, 2014. Meg joins big sister Rachel, 3.
Posted 06/15/2014
Adam Renn Olenn (Col '95 L/M) recently joined the Moses Brown School in Providence, R.I., as the school's director of communications and community engagement. He brings to the position many years of experience helping organizations demonstrate their mission through text, image, audio, video, events and experiences. Previously, Mr. Olenn was the web content producer for Berklee College of Music in Boston.
Posted 09/03/2014
Richard B. Rogers (Col '95 L/M) wrote Bloomberg BNA's Litigation Practice Portfolio Series No. 604, "Judgments," in May 2014. He practices law in Northern Virginia and is at work on a second piece for BNA.
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Crystal Jones Brown (Col '95 ) was recently named chair of the National Education Association's board of directors. The NEA is a public charity that helps public school educators support student success. Ms. Brown, a seasoned communications leader, currently serves as the chief communications officer for the University of Maryland. In that role, she serves as the university's spokesperson and oversees the central communications office, including reputation management, media relations, social media, public affairs and strategic communications initiatives.
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Tené Hamilton Franklin (Col '95 L/M) was recently named director of the Tennessee Department of Health Office of Minority Health and Disparities Elimination. In this position, she facilitates and advocates for the development of policies, programs and services that appropriately respond to population health disparity issues across the state of Tennessee, especially those of racial and ethnic minority populations.
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David Grandis (Col '95 ) and Meade Prillaman Grandis (Com '01 L/M) welcomed a son, Cardwell Turner, on Sept. 7, 2014. Cardwell joins big sister Eleanor, 2. The family resides in Richmond, Va.
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Chris McKay (Col '95 L/M) and Sarah Ward McKay (Col '96) welcomed a daughter, Daphne Kate, on Nov. 20, 2013. Daphne joins big brothers Brooks, 8; and Trevor, 5. The family resides in San Francisco.
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Mary Bolduc-Glagola (Col '95 L/M) was selected by Maryland's Daily Record as one of 50 Maryland Leading Ladies, a selection of women under the age of 40 who are recognized for accomplishments in their career and community.
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Nicole Bossard (Grad '95) was awarded a doctorate in leadership and change from Antioch University. Ms. Bossard is the president and senior consultant at TGC Consulting.
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David I. Brown (Col '95 L/M) and his wife, Julie, welcomed their second child, Cody Howard, on February 21, 2010. Cody joins his brother, Carter, 3. The family lives in McLean, Va.
Posted 09/02/2010
Crystal Brown (Col '95) joined the board of directors of the NEA Foundation. Ms. Brown currently serves as vice president of the education practice at Widmeyer Communications, where she oversees strategy for the firm's largest client, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
Posted 11/15/2011
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Keisha Jordan (Col '95) joined the board at the Maternity Care Coalition. Ms. Jordan has also served as the executive director of Computers for Youth-Philadelphia. She has served on the boards of six youth/education organizations, including the Black Alliance for Education Options. In 2004, Ms. Jordan was the youngest recipient in Philadelphia program history selected to receive the Eisenhower Fellowship to study education in New Zealand and Australia.
Posted 09/30/2011
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Posted 12/06/2011
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Posted 06/22/2011
Claire Williamson McPherson (Com '95) and her husband, James, welcomed their second child, William Ronan, on Oct. 26, 2011. William joins a brother, Charles Joseph "CJ," 4. The family resides in Durham, N.C.
Posted 08/28/2012
Mandy Moore (Col '95 L/M) and her husband, David Burnie, welcomed a son, Zachary Lockwood, on Feb. 12, 2012. Zach joins a sister, Adele Virginia, 4. Adele and Zach are the niece and nephew, respectively, of Ryan Lockwood Moore (Col '93). The family splits its time between Clifton, Va.; and Toronto, where Mr. Burnie runs a consulting business, The Burnie Group. Ms. Moore works in product management in the software industry, most recently at OANDA Corp.
Posted 03/27/2012
Andrew Parker (Engr '95, '96 L/M) and Meredith Caskey Parker (Col '99, Law '02 L/M) welcomed their second child, Mason Andrew, on July 21, 2011. Mason joins a sister, Olivia Catherine, 2. The family resides in Fairfax, Va. Olivia and Mason are the niece and nephew, respectively, of Aaron Parker (Col '99), Kara Mallory Parker (Col '99), Courtney Caskey Eliasek (Col '96) and Ron Eliasek (Engr '93).
Posted 09/30/2011
Leslie Parpart (Col '95, Educ '95 L/M) and her husband, Kurt Friday, welcomed their son, William Bennett, and their daughter, Mary Claire Conoly, on March 17, 2010. The family resides in Richmond, Va. Bennett and Mary Claire are the nephew and neice of Andy Parker (Col '84, Law '90 L/M) and Susan Friday Parker (Educ '96).
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Keith S. Robbins (Arch '95 L/M) relocated to Shanghai. He is a director of Ager Environmental Design, a Sino-American design firm with offices in Shanghai, Beijing and Boston.
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Amy Elizabeth Rosenberg (Col '95 L/M) married Marshal Allshouse. The couple resides in Half Moon Bay, Calif.
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Raj Sharma (Engr '95, '97) married Hersha Manani June 4, 2011. The couple resides in Glenside, Pa. Mr. Sharma works at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Region III office in Philadelphia.
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Rob Shields (Engr '95 L/M) and Meredith Davis Shields (Col '96 L/M) welcomed their second child, Kirsten Stephanie, on Dec. 29, 2010. Kirsten joins a brother, Carter, 2. The Shields family resides in Richmond, Va.
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Shelia Slemp (Col '95 L/M) has been serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Ukraine since 2008. She's been working in community and youth development and with the Opika Performance Group, a group of nine young Ukrainians who are mostly graduates of the Perechyn boarding school. In July 2011, she was selected to share her experiences from the Peace Corps at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
Posted 07/13/2011
David Stolle (Col '95) and Ashley Zlatoper Stolle (Col '95, Med '00 L/M) welcomed their third child and first boy, Alexander "Lex", on April 16. 2009. He joins sisters, Livi and Kate. They reside in Norcross, Ga., where Mr. Stolle heads Universal Tennis Academy and Ms. Stolle is a pediatrician with Gwinnett Pediatrics.
Posted 01/15/2010
Salman Tajuddin (Com '95 L/M) and his wife, Mahnaz Khan, welcomed their first child, Inara Silvana, on Aug. 1, 2011. Mr. Tajuddin works at Capstone Advisory Group as a financial restructuring consultant and Ms. Khan, a graduate of Boston University and Chicago-Kent College of Law, is an analyst at the International Trade Administration. Both live in Arlington, Va., and work in Washington, D.C.
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Lidek Webserver "dot" directory traversal
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Lidek Webserver could allow a remote attacker to traverse directories on the Web server. A remote attacker could send a specially-crafted URL request containing "dot" characters in the directory path (in the form of /./../.../) to traverse directories and download arbitrary files from the Web server.
Obtain Information
No remedy available as of September 1, 2014.
- itcp advisory 14: Lysias Lidik Webserver suffers from a Directory Traversal Vulnerability.
- L.Y.S.I.A.S Organisation Web site: L.Y.S.I.A.S Organisation.
- BID-4691: Lysias Lidik Webserver Directory Traversal Vulnerability
- CVE-2002-0784: Directory traversal vulnerability in Lysias Lidik web server 0.7b allows remote attackers to list directories via an HTTP request with a ... (modified dot dot).
- OSVDB ID: 6461: Lysias Lidik Web Server Traversal Arbitrary Directory Listing
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Definitions for noble gases
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word noble gases
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Noble Gases
Elements that constitute group 18 (formerly the zero group) of the periodic table. They are gases that generally do not react chemically.
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French electro standouts M83 played at Atlanta's the Masquerade last night with like-minded Swedes I Break Horses and Stereogum contributor Matthew Smith was there to document the colorful affair. Scope his shots up top.
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