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Spanish Online Travel Overview Tenth Edition
In Spain, strong inbound tourism has pulled the country's travel market out of recession and will continue to drive growth through 2016. The national economy is still struggling under the weight of extremely high unemployment and massive public debt, though, which has put a damper on domestic travel. Spain's online travel market is less developed than those in other major European markets, but it is growing rapidly, especially in mobile. Low-cost air carriers and the country's lone rail operator already depend heavily on online direct distribution, and online travel agencies serve a critical role in aggregating local, independent hotel content. Low-cost carriers will lead growth through 2016.
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U.K. Online Travel Overview Tenth Edition
Improvements in the British economy in 2013, as well as favorable exchange rates between the pound sterling and the euro, drove demand for outbound leisure travel and stirred heavy competition within the industry. Low-cost carriers led growth for the year, followed by rail and traditional airlines, and mobile strategies stood front and center. Tour operators started separating themselves from online travel agencies in the hopes of becoming favored travel brands (and channels). This flurry of consumer-driven activity and growth - while welcome - may cool down soon, resulting in relatively slower growth through 2016. Ultimately, though, the long view for the U.K. remains optimistic.
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French Online Travel Overview Tenth Edition
The French travel market managed to eke out stability in 2013 in the face of considerable economic and political challenges, both at home and in key inbound and outbound markets. Gains made by French airlines and online travel agencies were negated by the drop in tour operator gross bookings and by stagnation in the rail and hotel segments. However, online travel is having better luck than the market as a whole, and the bulk of this growth is due to the success of online travel agencies (rather than suppliers). France's total travel market will begin to recover in 2015.
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Scandinavian Online Travel Overview Tenth Edition
Not only did Scandinavia's travel market expand in 2013, but each segment performed well - especially low-cost carriers. Scandinavia, the smallest of the major European travel markets, has the highest online penetration, and it will retain this title through 2016 as strong smartphone penetration drives an exponential rise in travel-related mobile use. Annual growth through 2016 will be slow but steady, as the travel markets in Norway, Denmark and Sweden are all relatively mature, but certain segments and channels - low-cost carriers, online travel agencies and mobile bookings - will outpace the overall market.
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German Online Travel Overview Tenth Edition
Bolstered by economic prosperity and low unemployment rates, Germany held fast as Europe's largest travel market in 2013. Despite high Internet penetration and the importance of travel to German culture, online travel penetration in Germany is low compared to other European markets. German airlines faced losses in 2013, but regained ground in 2014 through cost cuts and restructuring. Hotels continue to grow steadily. Overall growth for rail was flat in 2013, but online bookings became the primary sales channel for Deutsche Bahn, the country's dominant operator. Through 2016, each of Germany's travel segments will see a shift from offline to online distribution.
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Italian Online Travel Overview Tenth Edition
Thanks to a gloomy economic and political environment, Italy's travel market has suffered three straight years of losses. But 2014 brought a turnaround: Travel gross bookings increased both overall and within each segment, and rail operators' investment in high-speed routes finally paid off. Despite the country's previous struggles, Italy has plenty of reasons to expect a brighter future. The country remains highly desirable as an inbound destination, and low-cost carriers across Europe have added more Italian routes to and from major cities. Italy is also home to a robust informal economy, which - along with the recent influx of visitors from emerging markets like Russia and China - is helping to cushion the travel market from low unemployment and the subsequent drop in domestic trips. In addition, Italian travelers are flocking to social media and mobile, which will give travel a needed boost through 2016.
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European Online Travel Overview Tenth Edition
Phocuswright's European Online Travel Overview Tenth Edition provides comprehensive analysis, sizing and forecasts for the region's total and online leisure and unmanaged business travel markets. The report examines key segments and channels, with a focus on six major geographical markets: France, Germany, Italy, Scandinavia, Spain and the U.K.
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U.S. Online Travel Overview Report Fourteenth Edition: Online Travel Agencies
The recovery of the U.S. travel market since the recession in 2008 and 2009 has been an uneven one, and so it has been for OTAs. Strong growth in hotels has been countered by headwinds from - and in some cases, tough fights with - airlines. Optimism over an improving economy and travel demand is accompanied by intensifying competition and market complexity, as online travel behemoths TripAdvisor and Google extend their reach deeper into the search-shop-buy funnel.
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Canadian Online Travel Overview Third Edition: 2012-2016
Canadians are passionate about travel. More than three in four Canadian travelers say travel is important to their lifestyles, significantly greater than their U.S. counterparts. Canada's travel market is often – and almost always unfairly – pegged to its neighbor to the south, under the assumption that a shared border and language would result in similar market dynamics. But nothing could be further from the truth. With a landscape far more vast, but a population little more than a tenth of the U.S., Canada's travel market is home to some distinct characteristics
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Online Travel Agencies 3Q14: Strong Growth, With Caution Ahead
U.S. online travel agencies (OTAs) continued to outshine in 3Q14. Aggregate worldwide gross bookings of the three global public OTAs - Expedia, Orbitz and Priceline - rose. There are, however, mounting concerns as the U.S. dollar rises, and a slowdown in Europe could curb OTAs' progress in the final quarter of the year.
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the dipstick is always way above the hot sign but ive drained a lot of it.
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Dispatch: Reversal of Fortune
On Christmas Day, there were two sittings for dinner at the Palm Beach Country Club and an almost unprecedented turnout. It was as if the assembled families wanted to send the message that everything's the same. It didn't quite take. "It wasn't a celebratory mood," says one member. "The more you think about it, the worse it gets. It's like a horror film where something horrible is growing in a Petri dish and spreads and spreads."
For the Shapiro family in particular, it's been impossible to find refuge. On another day at the Palm Beach Country Club, a member went up to Carl Shapiro as he was having lunch to commiserate over his enormous losses. Shapiro looked up from his plate and said, "I'm still eating." It seems one of few pleasures he has left. His foundation is reportedly out $145 million, and he has personally lost $400 million. While Shapiro has not been accused of any wrongdoing, the real prospect remains that some portion of his fortune will be shown to be the product of Madoff's alleged illicit dealings. Almost nothing is certain for him any longer.
Unlike his father-in-law, Robert Jaffe's not even getting the benefit of the doubt. It's with acid in their voices that his Palm Beach peers remind you how the former Louis Boston salesman married into his status. "He was looking for a rich wife, and Ellen was the best he could do," says a woman whose father was involved with Boston's Jewish mob. After the couple married in 1968, she relays, Jaffe "went strutting down Newbury Street, showing off that he was in the chips." In December the Jaffes canceled an elaborate engagement party they had planned for their son, Steven. (One of the would-have-been guests recently called the Worth Avenue shop from which she'd bought an exquisite crystal piece as a wedding present: She wanted to renege on her order.)
The Jaffes have also stepped down from chairing this month's Dana-Farber Discovery Ball at the Breakers. Howard and Michele Kessler have gamely picked up the slack, and the gala will go on as scheduled, if not quite as originally planned. In Palm Beach, nights like the Brigham extravaganza of two Decembers ago are a thing of the past. For this one, the dress code has been downgraded from black tie to cocktail dress, though it probably should be mourning attire.
Laurence Leamer, a winter resident of Palm Beach since 1994, is the author of Madness Under the Royal Palms: Love and Death Behind the Gates of Palm Beach, published last month by Hyperion. His website is leamer.com


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Walton has a master's degree from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism and a bachelor's degree in print journalism and political science from the University of Southern California. She is a very proud Trojan.
Walton is the 2012 president of the Greater Los Angeles chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. She can be found on Twitter @TheCityMaven.
Stories by Alice Walton
Maven's Morning Coffee: Republicans win local seats in California
Today is Wednesday, Sept. 4 and headlines include the success of Republicans in local government, questions on LAUSD funding, and a ride down the L.A. River.
They're lining up, already, for 2015 LA City Council race
A former spokesman for Antonio Villaraigosa and the chief of staff to Councilman Tom LaBonge filed papers Tuesday to run for city council in 2015.
Maven's Morning Coffee: LA County considers penalties for sex offenders
Today is Tuesday, Sept. 3 and headlines include the Board of Supervisors' call for penalties against adults who exploit children for sex and Mayor Garcetti's cool relationship with labor.
New police commissioners asked to focus on LA communities
With crime down, the new members are being told to focus on community relations. "It's just not about arresting people and booking them," says Councilman Bernard Parks, an ex-LAPD chief.
Maven's Morning Coffee: Jerry Brown's legacy
Today is Friday, Aug. 30 and headlines include Rolling Stone's interview with Gov. Jerry Brown, an audit in Vernon and a look at where LA's racial groups live.
Maven's Morning Coffee: Bell's Robert Rizzo stays in LA County
Today is Thursday, Aug. 29 and headlines include the trial of Robert Rizzo, San Bernardino's bankruptcy, and a rejection of the governor's prison plan.
Los Angeles' mural moratorium overturned by city council
After nearly a decade, new public artworks may once again be commissioned in what was once considered "the mural capital of the world."
Maven's Morning Coffee: Gov. Brown tackles prison reform
Today is Wednesday, Aug. 28 and headlines include a multimillion-dollar plan to reduce the state's prison population, LA's Office of Immigrant Affairs, and a fresh look at CEQA.
Los Angeles' mural moratorium could be overturned
A decade-long ban on public murals could be reversed Wednesday when the L.A. City Council votes on an ordinance regulating public art.
Maven's Morning Coffee: President Obama heads back to LA
Today is Tuesday, Aug. 27 and headlines include another SoCal visit from the president, a state of emergency for film production, and a settlement for DWP.
Maven's Morning Coffee: EPA to study So Cal freeways
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Maven's Morning Coffee: City reaches deal with DWP union
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LA's City Hall reaches agreement with DWP's union
The details of a contract between the DWP and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will be announced Thursday morning by the mayor and the council president.
City councilman wants to raise legal age to buy cigarettes
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Breakfast Topic: Five years {WoW}
Nov 23rd 2009 8:39AM Five years ago, I sat in a Wal-Mart at midnight waiting for this new MMORPG based on the Warcraft universe. My best friend and I were sure that the game would be popular, so we showed up two hours early to stand in line, on my birthday. We were the only ones who showed up.
We went home, more excited than we'd been for a while, opened our boxes (my friend bought a collector's edition,) logged in, and we've been playing ever since.
My paladin has been with me ever since that day, through the race to beat MC (We were on Shattered Hand, one of the top servers at launch,) lazy days 40-manning it through Molten Core, the introduction of ZG, the Hakkari plague, Burning Crusade (still got my tabard from the opening event,) tanking Kara, the introduction of dailies, The Zombie Invasion, Wrath, up to today.
Things I remember:
When crafted items meant something, then didn't, then did again.
When maximum sized raids of Horde and Alliance would duke it out for Doom Lord Kazzak. (and the nerfs that accompanied it)
When Mara was patched in (yes, it was a patch.)
When Dire Maul was patched in, and everyone was soooo happy that we had another 3 end-game 5-mans to run (Up from the 4 at the time.)
When warlocks were the scariest guys on two legs (and Doomgards killed a person when you summoned them)
When all of those places in the old world that were full of Elites got nerfed.
Furbolg rep.
I continue to play to this day, and likely will play long into the future. LONG LIVE WORLD OF WARCRAFT.
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Kenneth Tharp has been appointed as chief executive of The Place – the central London-based centre for contemporary dance.
Tharp, who gave his farewell performance as a dancer at The Place in 2005, will be the first person to take on the role, which was created by the organisation earlier this year as part of a restructure. He takes up his position in September and will head a management team, including artistic director Richard Alston, theatre director John Ashford and school director Veronica Lewis.
"Dance in the UK is currently on a high, and much of this current success can be traced to The Place's outstanding accomplishments over the past decades," Tharp commented. "As a student at the school and as a dancer with London Contemporary Dance Theatre, I had the huge privilege of experiencing first-hand the pioneering influence of giants like Robin Howard and Robert Cohan, and of working with many other remarkable individuals. Looking to the future, I am certain that The Place will continue to inspire, as a magnet for extraordinarily talented and diverse artists, a beacon of access and excellence and an exemplar of support and creativity."
Awarded an OBE for services to dance in 2003, Tharp is currently artistic advisor and lead artist for the Royal Ballet School's Dance Partnership and Access Programme and assistant to the head of contemporary dance at Millennium Dance 2000. He is also currently completing a fellowship on the Clore Leadership Programme.
Previously, he has served as artistic director of Sadler's Wells Youth Dance Company, associate artistic director of the National Youth Dance Company and education co-ordinator for Arc Dance Company. He also serves on the boards of both the Royal Opera House and Phoenix Dance Theatre.
*Meanwhile, former Leicester Haymarket Theatre artistic director Kully Thiarai has been appointed as the new director of Theatre Writing Partnership. Prior to her work at the Haymarket, she served as artistic advisor at Contact Theatre in Manchester and as artistic director of Red Ladder Theatre Company. While at TWP, Thiarai will also continue to pursue her own freelance projects.
Thiarai commented: "It is a very exciting time for Theatre Writing Partnership as it continues to grow as an independent organisation. I am delighted by the opportunity afforded me to work with the board and team to build on the excellent work that has been done so far and find new ways in which the company might grow, strengthen and celebrate the work of writers and artists in the region and beyond."
TWP is a new writing organisation based in the East Midlands, which was set up in 2001 to enable a greater creative collaboration on the development of new writing across the region's producing theatres, such as the Derby Playhouse, Leicester Haymarket, New Perspectives, Nottingham Playhouse and Northampton Theatres.


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My partner and I are looking to replace a 6 year old formerly firm spring mattress that now sinks in the middle. I have a bulging disk that is worsened by the mattress and we need something firm and durable that can accommodate our weight differences (300 lbs + 170 lbs).
I have tested a number of natural and synthetic latex beds - because I am told they are supportive and durable. I find that I like the firm latex beds, but have since been reading a lot of reviews of how natural latex breaks down faster than synthetic. I've heard complaints about latex showing depressions in 6 months! Also of concern are the bad reviews that Englander company receives on epinions for not honoring its warranty, and this was one of the brands I was considering. Are the negative Englander customer reviews exaggerated? Does synthetic latex have a longer life than natural? Is there something else I should try before making a purchase?
Thanks - Miranda
Hi Miranda. It's not that natural latex breaks down, but that it dries out faster than synthetic latex. The best of the latex is the Sealy SpringFree. The firmest model is the Weybridge. Off brands are often a problem, one way or another. Stores push the off brands because competition isn't as great. There's more profit in it.
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2014 ASCE New Hampshire High School Scholarships
The top applicants will each receive a $1,000 scholarship to aid them in their pursuit of an undergraduate degree in engineering. Award winners will be based on receipt of all completed application materials and, in the opinion of the judges, the most compelling essay. The scholarship winners, and their families, will be the guests of NH-ASCE at the annual dinner meeting held in June of each year. During the meeting the awards will be presented to the students.
NH-ASCE High School Scholarship form
Application Deadline: postmarked by June 30th, 2014 (this date has changed from the previous date of April 18th. The form linked above still has the old date.)
More Information: contact Fred L. Douglas, PE via e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com


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How Healthy Are Fast-Food Salads?
Salads-to-go can be good news -- just watch the extras
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The good health news is, it's now in vogue for fast-food chains to offer several salads on their menus. The bad news is that dressings and other accoutrements can send these salads into calorie and fat-gram overload. But the other good news is that several chains have tasty, reduced-fat salad dressings. All you have to do is know which salads -- and which extras -- to order.
10 Tips for Healthy Fast-Food Salads
Here are some ways to make sure your fast-food salad is a healthy one:
- Go to chains that offer reduced fat dressings, or bring your own. For
example, McDonald's has low-fat Balsamic Vinaigrette, and Wendy's has
reduced-fat Creamy Ranch, fat-free French and low-fat Honey Mustard.
EXAMPLE: Half a packet of McDonald's regular Ranch dressing adds 145 calories and 15 grams of fat to your salad. Half a packet of McDonald's low-fat Balsamic Vinaigrette adds 20 calories and 1.5 grams of fat. - Don't use the whole packet of dressing! Half a pack is plenty.
EXAMPLE: Using just half a packet of Jack In The Box's Lite Ranch dressing will save 95 calories, 9 grams of fat, and 350 mg of sodium. - Choose salads with dark green lettuce, which offers more vitamins,
minerals, and phytochemicals.
EXAMPLE: Wendy's Caesar Side Salad includes a darker green lettuce. - Choose salads with colorful vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, shredded
carrots, or cabbage.
EXAMPLE: Wendy's Side Salad, with shredded carrots and cherry tomatoes, has 3 grams of fiber. - Add beans, nuts, and seeds for a filling salad with extra protein and
EXAMPLE: 1/8 cup of kidney beans adds 26 calories, 2 g protein, 2 g fiber, and .1 gram fat; 1.8 cup of sunflower seeds adds 98 calories, 4 g protein, 1 g fiber, and 8 g fat. - Make your salad more of a meal by adding lean meat or seafood.
EXAMPLE: Subway has seven salads with less than 6 grams of fat, and most feature lean meat. Their Roasted Chicken Breast Salad (not including dressing) has 140 calories, 16 grams of protein, 3 grams of fat, and 3 grams of fiber. - Make sure any meat you add is roasted or grilled, not fried. Ordering
"crispy" will cost you -- about 100 calories and 9 grams of fat per
EXAMPLE: The grilled version of McDonald's Chicken Bacon Ranch Salad (not including dressing) has 270 calories and 13 grams of fat, while the crispy version has 370 calories and 21 grams of fat. - Check out the nutritional analysis to help you make the best salad choices. Remember that the tallies on restaurants' websites or brochures usually don't include dressing -- that's listed separately.
- Before you toss the Crispy Noodles and Crunchy Croutons, find out what
those additions are worth -- some add minimal calories and fat. You can also
use just half the pack.
EXAMPLE: Half a pack of the Crispy Rice Noodles that come with Wendy's Mandarin Chicken Salad adds 30 calories and 1 gram of fat. - Keep in mind that following these tips can make a HUGE difference
EXAMPLE: A McDonald's Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Salad with regular Ranch adds up to 660 calories and 51 grams of fat, while a Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad with half a pack of low-fat Balsamic Vinaigrette has just 230 calories and 9 grams of fat. Do this every day for a week and save over 3,000 calories and almost 300 fat grams!


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Antonio E. Frias, M.D.
- Specialties:
- Perinatology, OB/GYN
- Special Interests:
- Perinatology, Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- Accepting Patients:
- Yes
- Languages:
- English, Spanish
"I enjoy helping patients overcome challenging health issues so that they can have a successful pregnancy experience and positive outcome."
Dr. Frias has a special interest in diabetes mellitus, thrombophilias, recurrent pregnancy loss and fetal anemia (RH disease). His current research focuses on placental development, obesity and nutrition. Dr. Frias finds it rewarding to educate patients about their health and help them in making the best health care decisions. He enjoys providing medical care throughout complicated pregnancies so that his patient can have an optimal outcome as well as a good experience.
Born in Houston, Texas, Dr. Frias loves living the Pacific Northwest. He's happy to be in Portland because he finds it to be a blend of an outdoor haven with a quirky, fun personality. In his leisure time, Dr. Frias enjoys skiing, cycling, rooting for the Portland Timbers soccer team and spending time with his amazing family and friends.
- Degree:
M.D., Mayo Medical School, Rochester, MN, 1998
Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, 2002
Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, 2005
American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2005
Maternal Fetal Medicine, 2010


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Sixty-four years ago, upon Blackburn Rovers' relegation from the old Division One to Division Two, an idiosyncratically British tradition was born. Cooper's Hill has its cheese rolling, Llanwrtyd Wells has its bog snorkelling and Bacup has its Nutters Dance. And Bamber Bridge has the burying of the coffin.
Back in 1948, Blackburn Rovers fans gathered in the cellar of the Trades Hall, Bamber Bridge, there to lay a coffin in a symbolic burial of their dreams, marking the sad passing of their team's time in the then premier league. Thus began a quirky custom that was also adopted by neighbours PNE and last took place a year ago with PNE's coffin laid to rest upon their relegation to Division Two. Some may remember from 2001 that a reversal of the custom takes place with the resurrection of the coffin from the cellar when Blackburn Rovers or PNE are promoted. The 2001 event was covered by photographer and journalist Garry Cook in an article published in Total Football magazine. The article is still available on Garry's website.
Over the years, the custom developed into something far less sombre than the funeral element suggests. Gradually, an ever-growing procession of milk floats, carnival style, and mock mourning (a comic priest delivering a few last words) were incorporated into proceedings, usually followed by a convivial gathering in the nearby public houses and fundraising for charity.
Over the last few weeks efforts have been made, with Councillor Mick Higgins of Bamber Bridge East Ward, to try to ensure that the tradition would be maintained following the Rovers' heart-breaking relegation this year.
Unfortunately and mainly due to police and local licensee disagreement on how the events could take place safely and happily (following public order issues after PNE's burial event last year), the Bamber Bridge burial and procession will not take place this year.
However, a number of BRFCS members were unhappy that a generations-old tradition should disappear entirely, particularly in the current climate where so many of our other club traditions seem to be being eliminated. Led by BRFCS forum member EwoodDawn, negotiations with the police and local council in Blackburn have been carried out to ensure that the custom is not consigned to the history books. Therefore, this year the custom will be moved to Ewood, the event taking place on Sunday, 22nd July, gathering at 1:30 p.m. for a 2:30 p.m. start.
Our Premiership coffin will be carried in a procession from the Fox and Hounds pub to The Aqueduct pub at Ewood. Obviously this parade will be on a much smaller scale than that seen in Bamber Bridge, since the milk floats cannot be accommodated on busy Bolton Road. Once at The Aqueduct, a humorous speech will be made and then we can all drink to happy memories and hopes (and fears) for the future. There will also be some charity collection tins for those in a generous mood.
The hope is that this day will provide a much-needed opportunity for a bit of camaraderie and good old northern humour amongst fellow Rovers fans in these bleak times. In the past, participants have attended in fancy dress: many in old-fashioned mourning attire, some in more amusing get-ups. Prizes for children attending in costume are also planned. The aim is to both uphold a tradition and provide an opportunity for Rovers supporters groups to form a visible symbol of unity: that we still can and will come together for the good of our football club.
All Rovers fans are more than welcome to join the peculiar fun and the organisers are hoping that representatives from the organisations involved in Sir Bill Taylor's "Blackburn united" idea will be involved as pall-bearers or ceremonial flag carriers behind the coffin. Other fan groups that wish to participate are also cordially invited to contact the organisers.
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George A. Whitney, farmer, Sec. 3; P. O. Mattoon; owns thirty-six acres; was born in the State of Wisconsin Sept. 4, 1854; lived with his parents on the farm until 20 years of age. Was then married to Emma D. Hill, May 10, 1874; she was born in Coles Co., Ill., June 7, 1852. Mr. Whitney's parents are natives of York State, and Mrs. Whitney's, natives of Virginia. Mr. Whitney's father was one of the early settlers of this county, and one of the men who helped to change this country from a wilderness to its present condition of prosperity. Mrs. Whitney's father (Mr. Jas. W. Hill) was also one of the early settlers of this township, coming to this township with only $2.50, and leaving at his death about $20,000 worth of property.
Biographical Sketch of George A. Whitney
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Chapman Brothers Portrait and biographical album of Coles County, Illinois Chicago: Chapman Brothers, 1887. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 31 January 2015. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/illinois/biographical-sketch-of-george-a-whitney.htm - Last updated on Oct 10th, 2011Categories: Illinois, Wisconsin
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The company that invented the all-inclusive resort in the 1950's is now reinventing it. With a $60 million overhaul of Buccaneer's Creek, Club Med is shedding its "sun, sand, sex" image in favor of a more polished, health-conscious one. The 293 guest quarters, with colorful West Indian–inspired fabrics and tiled floors, now have mini-fridges, flat-screen TV's, and rain-shower baths. Dining has also been upgraded, with three new restaurants: a French-Caribbean fusion menu in the heart of a coconut grove; a traditional buffet; and a poolside grill. A 5,000-square-foot infinity pool is also a first, as is the Club Med Spa and Club Med Gym. Perhaps the biggest change is the attitude: the disco shuts down before dawn, and the gourmet cheese table is often more crowded than the bar.
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Tyler Griffey #42 and Joseph Bertrand #2 of the Illinois Fighting Illini defend against Jordan Hulls #1 of the Indiana Hoosiers during the game at Assembly Hall on February 7, 2013 in Champaign, Illinois. Illinois defeated No. 1 ranked Indiana 74-72.
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Just a bit ago, I had the interesting experience of talking with Jürg Sennheiser, son of the founder of the major European manufacturing giant, Sennheiser GmbH.
et al manufactures a complete line of broadcast and studio gear, widely respected
and used throughout the world. Jürg distinguished himself by completing
research with Professor Hibbing of Sennheiser on the push-pull capsule used
in the new series of small mikes which boast low I.M. distortion.
of the big news we've all heard lately that I talked to him about had to do
with the purchase of Neumann GmbH, Berlin. This was a historic business move
which will affect the recording industry for years to come. Obviously we're
all concerned about the effect this will have on a company with the history
and impact Neumann has had on the professional recording world.
really didn't know what to expect, so I was pleasantly surprised to meet with
a comparatively young, stylish fellow, and his lovely wife. Sennheiser the Younger
sported a red sports jacket and a flair for contemporary European dress. Andrew
Bracken, President of Sennheiser USA joined us as well, and we found a quiet
corner of the Universal Sheraton in which to chat.
asked Jürg about the origins of the company, knowing very little about
its history. He told me that Sennheiser was "founded in 1945, and was a
direct child of the war..." His father was a professor at the University
and was involved in research involving acoustics and vocal encoding. (Methods
of scrambling and so on. James Bond, anyone?) Jürg was wonderfully frank
about the reason for the start of the company..."Well, after the war, this
research was forbidden, and my father had to do something to earn a living..."
I liked this guy. And so on we went.
was torn between presenting this as an interview or a story, and I guess the
ultimate solution will be to present it as a little of both. So here are some
of the questions and answers, and bits of my own musings thrown in for good
    I wondered a bit
more about the origins of the company, and so I ascertained that Jürg's
father and six other guys from his university got together and decided to start
manufacturing "something with the knowledge they had and the materials
    "So he just closed his eyes and picked something?"
I mused aloud...
    "Yes, essentially."
    The Gang of Seven decided that since they were involved with acoustics and related
sciences, test equipment and other electronic challenges quite naturally presented
themselves. Their first product was a millivolt meter. I remembered that Sennheiser
had manufactured an impedance meter in the seventies that was quite popular.
I asked Jürg about it...
    "Yes," he grinned, "that was a very famous
piece of equipment, very famous in California..."
    We laughed. Ahhh, there's nothing like test gear esoterica
to whet one's thirst. The waitress appeared. Jürg ordered a Margarita...This
dude's got style.
    Of course, I wanted to know about the mics and how did they
get started making those? As it turned out, Jürg told me someone came to
them with a dynamic mic and said... "Can you duplicate this? So they did...make
a copy...and then they had their own ideas about acoustics, and they built another
copy with 'improvements'."
    "Oh!" I laughed..."so they modified it?!"
    Big laugh all the way around.
Okay. So. I asked him about the acquisition of Neumann and the effect that all
this Teutonic Trysting in the biz world's going to have. After all, we may love
'em or hate 'em, but no one can downplay the contribution Neumann made to almost
ALL of our favorite recordings. And it's pretty much a forgone conclusion with
all the Merger Mania out there that when the competition gets absorbed, things
have a way of turning into Homogenized Milk. Not always, but it certainly isn't
a rare occurrence.
seemed to be relatively sympathetic to the differences between the design philosophy
of Neumann and Sennheiser, but after all, there are crucial areas of total overlap.
The shotgun mics, for example, and the smaller series such as the KM's. What
will happen when they are considered against the equivalent Sennheiser models?
    Well, as with anything, there are two faces to the coin.
I mentioned the shotgun mics, to which Jürg replied,
    "Yes, there was competition between us, but frankly
speaking, we have always been the best..." Laughter.
    And perhaps there were intimations of mortality for the
Neumann shotgun line. Of course, none of this is going to happen overnight.
    Jürg seemed to be saying at first that the other overlapping
mics were completely different, and each had their place, and the engineers
who are used to their favorite type will always make the best recordings with
whatever that is...however, he indicated that pretty much the stuff that isn't
asked for much anymore, will cease to be produced. "A sort of natural fading
away..." as he put it.
that occurs, Sennheiser will make a determination as to which company will produce
what solutions for the future.
    At this point, I decided to ask about the future of support
for the more-or-less vintage stuff...
    "Well," said I, bravely venturing into the fog,
"let's take a capsule such as the K47 which got its start in 1935, and
has many followers..."
Jürg jumped in with a smile, "and has a very distinctive sound...whatever
that is..." He continued, "Obviously,
there are two diverging markets...the vintage mic market where some examples
are selling for over a thousand percent more than their original price, and
are somewhat like buying a vintage car at this point. These have a very unique
sound though perhaps designers would consider them as leaving a lot to be desired
by today's design standards.
    "The other is the contemporary market where many companies
seem to be a little lost...at least as far as engineers seem to feel these days."
    "What is the situation going to be as far as support
for these older models, inasmuch as Neumann has graciously continued to support
(to some degree) mics which are in some cases forty plus years of age...and
though there are things which have been in short supply, at least one can still
get a capsule for a 47. Is this going to change?" I asked, already knowing
the answer, but at this point forged ahead... also believing I knew what would
happen no matter what the plan was from this point of view.
there will be this point-of-no-return at some point, though there are some admirable
efforts at restoring these old capsules and electronics and things...but it
is somewhat outside normal thinking for me to understand what is the positive
effect of these vintage microphones...and I would really like to have objective
parameters as far as what is really going on.
    "As far as I can see, if a good sound engineer can
use a certain mic with a certain frequency response and a certain polar pattern,
and make a great recording, then he must be an artist. To know what the advantages
and disadvantages of that specific microphone are and to work with them, well,
that is not normal recording business."
    Well, okay. I guess I saw what he meant. I suppose that
these are far from foolproof as mics go. You do have to know what you're doing
to get the best from them. I wondered though if most of us who have used these
babies would trade them for the latest whiz-bang under ANY circumstances. (Well,
I TOLD you that there would be some of my own musings here.) So I mentioned
discussed some of the 'objective' factors, such as the size and shape of the
grille etc., as well as the dimension of the capsule itself. I pointed out that
since we all know that there really is no such thing as 'accuracy', not really,
you know...no matter what we do in the lab, perfection is unreachable. It's
all a matter of compromise. And therefore, we are always really dealing with
an illusion. The illusion is either magic, and we think the sound is appearing
in front of us, or it isn't and it doesn't. Many times, things that don't measure
well sound the best in terms of this magical illusion.
    So, this being said, what's going to happen when the rather
large vintage school of engineers and producers out there find their traditional
tools abandoned by the manufacturer?
said Jürg, "I think that designers are going to leave the past where
the mixer and engineer are performing artists, and their microphone is their
'violin' so to speak, and provide transducers which will be very sophisticated,
but very reproducible. [Meaning that they can build a thousand which will sound
reasonably alike.] The sound engineer will learn to use several transducers
to pick up a sound rather than a single one which is uncontrolled in some parameter.
    "I think that a lot of it is the way you're educated and what you're used
    Well, maybe so. However, I think that a lot of us may feel that recording is
quite a bit like all of the more mystical professions, in that secrets are passed
from generation to generation, and these vintage tools will ALWAYS be the subject
of many an apprentice's education. Though I suppose it is possible that one
day, a brand-new crop of engineers will surface and not want to bother themselves
with this old stuff. How many of us feel that it all comes down to numbers?
    All in all, it would seem that Neumann is in reasonably
good hands. (Though I had a strong feeling they were in for a shock!!) Jürg
indicated that an open dialog between users and the company is welcomed, and
the things we really want, we simply have to ask for.
    Enter our faithful waitress. Maragaritas and beers abound
once again. At this point the conversation turned rather esoteric, and though
I'm sure you'd all like to have been a fly on the wall for this one, suffice
it to say that we covered a wide range of subjects including adaptive encoding
and the new digital broadcast standards. We also talked about the laser-operated
mics which seem to be a possible wave of the future, and eventually wound up
on the subject of the Lakers.
    We did agree that we'll all miss Magic.


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On Wednesday, Jan. 5, Chesterfield County Administrator Jay Stegmaier announced the appointment of Louis G. Lassiter as assistant county administrator, a press release says.
The county conducted an executive recruitment, attracting 35 highly qualified candidates, the release says. This followed Marilyn Cole's announcement of her retirement from that position, which she held for the past 18 years.
Lassiter brings 25 years of public-service experience to the position, including 18 years as director of the Chesterfield County Internal Audit Department. Lassiter has a bachelor's degree in accounting and management information systems from James Madison University.
Lassiter will lead the staff and manage the daily operations of the county administrator's office and provide support and assistance to the Board of Supervisors.


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SAARC Against Poverty & Terrorism
April 12, 2007 by TMO
By Nilofar Suhrawardy, Muslim Media News Service (MMNS)
NEW DELHI— Poverty alleviation and connectivity were two of the several themes focused on by members of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) at two-day (April 3-4) summit hosted by India. The 14th SAARC Summit concluded with inking of two agreements and adoption of a declaration. The agreements are on establishing a South Asian University and a South Asia Food Bank. Asserting that member countries are ready for "transformation of SAARC into an effective regional cooperation," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh outlined the need to focus on people's basic needs linked with water – including flood problems, energy, food and environment.
During his concluding address, Singh emphatically said: "This summit has given us a new sense of purpose, the hope that we can live in peace, to make the year ahead a turning point in history of SAARC."
Giving utmost priority to the welfare of the people of South Asia, SAARC members agreed to build a "partnership for prosperity and work towards shared economic cooperation, regional prosperity, a better life for the people of South Asia, and equitable distribution of benefits and opportunities of integration among the people and the nations."
The key points of declaration include SAARC's decision to "collectively overcome challenges of poverty, disease, natural disasters and terrorism." The declaration urges "conclusion of a comprehensive convention on international terrorism." SAARC members "agreed to work" to "combat terrorism, narcotics and psychotropic substances, trafficking in women and children and other trans-national crimes."
The SAARC meeting has also been labeled a landmark summit. The declaration welcomes the entry of Afghanistan into SAARC and the association of Iran with the group. The seven original SAARC members are: Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. SAARC, set up in 1985 to accelerate regional economic growth, was open for the first time to five international observers–China, Japan, Korea, the USA and the European Union. The SAARC members agreed to hold the 15th summit in the Maldives, according to the declaration. India hosted the SAARC Summit for the third time. The 1995 summit was held in Delhi, and the 1986 summit in Bangalore.
Regarding a food bank, the declaration states: "In order to manage emergencies caused by natural and manmade calamities and food shortages… the food bank will supplement national efforts to provide food security to people of the region."
As "many sections of women and children" continue to be disadvantaged, the declaration emphasizes that "women's "empowerment should be a major objective of regional cooperation."
Expressing satisfaction with the timely ratification of SAFTA (South Asia Free Trade Area) agreement by "all member countries," the declaration calls for its finalization in the services sector at the earliest possible time. The declaration calls for a "comprehensive agreement on harmonizing customs procedures." A SAARC standards coordination board would function as a precursor to the SAARC regional standards body. The declaration also emphasizes a need "to develop, at an early date, a roadmap for a South Asian Customs Union and a South Asian Economic Union in a planned and phase manner."
With SAARC goals having the potential to transform socioeconomic landscape of the region, during his address, Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz proposed a roadmap with five milestones, which are: "genuine peace and security in South Asia" through "dialogue and compromise;" "build mutual trust and confidence" by removing trust deficit; reinforce and uphold principles of "peaceful coexistence;" "build inter-dependences and sharing of best practices" to "help each other to help ourselves;" and promote a "truly open environment for regional trade- devoid of all types of barriers to free trade."
"Our goal is build a South Asia which is free from chains of poverty and hunger, where people would take pride in justice and the rule of law, where discrimination and deprivation are long forgotten, where virtue prevails over vice, and where knowledge continues to advance and inspire social progress," said Fakhruddin Ahmed, Bangladesh's Chief Adviser. Asserting the need to "combat terrorism in all its forms and manifestations," Ahmed said: "We should also address the root causes that lead to violent actions."
Underlining the need to stop "politically sponsored" terrorism in his country, Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai said: "Our common duty is to fight extremism and terrorism in all forms and sources including political sponsorship and financing."
Quoting Holy Qur`an, President of Maldives Maumoon Abdul Gayoom emphasized the need to use regional cooperation to address critical areas affecting quality of life, which include environment, gender inequality and poverty eradication. Supporting India's proposal of setting up a South Asian University, he said: "The university will be a great asset in development of region's intellectual resources, and a nursery for a revitalized South Asian identity."
During his address, Prime Minister of Bhutan Lyonpo Khandu Wangchuk appreciated "progress being made towards fruition of proposals made by India" at the last summit. These include, the SAARC telemedicine network, South Asian University and SAARC Museum of Textiles and Handicrafts. To take the SAARC process forward, he said: "Let us commit ourselves to come up with focused, result-oriented and time-bound projects and programs that bring about tangible benefits to our people."
In addition to promoting economic cooperation through SAFTA, Nepali Prime Minister G.P. Koirala welcomed the regional energy dialogue begun within the framework of SAARC. Describing "pervasive poverty, hunger, misery, disease and ignorance" as "formidable challenges," Koirala said: "Let us remind ourselves that the main objective of SAARC is to ensure peace, freedom, social justice and economic prosperity through regional cooperation."
Emphasizing the need to curb terrorism, President of Sri Lanka Mahinda Rajapaksa said the effort should be "multi pronged and sustained and far reaching and must include their sources of sustenance."
Progress made by SAARC in several areas since the 13th Summit were highlighted by SAARC Secretary General Lyonpo Chenkyab Dorji. These include SAFTA having entered into force "providing opportunities to promote and enhance intra-regional trade."
"Considering poverty alleviation as the over-arching goal of SAARC, the years 2006-2015 have been declared as the SAARC Decade on Poverty Alleviation," he said.


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Designed by Michael Marriott this practical and considered piece of design in oak, stainless steel and folded sheet steel fits perfectly with VG&P's aesthetic and ethos. The wall mounted extendable shelving system is available in both a 3 Hoop and 5 Hoop configuration and the shelves come in the following colour options: RAL 9002 | Grey White, RAL 7016 | Anthracite Grey, RAL 1016 | Sulfur Yellow, RAL 6027 | Light Green and RAL 3007 | Black Red. Other colours are available for special orders.
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Over in England, the Poms are getting a bit excited about the Ashes. Predicting what the commentary will be like is a bit too easy, so I'm going to do it anyway. 2005 features heavily...
-If England lose the first test, we will repeatedly be reminded that they also lost the first test in 2005, before going on to win gloriously.
-Any player being hit with a cricket ball will immediately draw comparisons with Ponting being hit by Harmison in 2005.
-If either side achieves any reverse swing, they will draw flattering comparisons with Simon Jones in 2005. If either side fails to achieve reverse swing, they will draw unflattering comparisons with Simon Jones in 2005.
-Any side achieving regular swing will draw comparisons with Simon Jones in 2005, but the ever-helpful co-commentator will point out that "wasn't it mainly reverse swing in 2005?"
-Any player sustaining an injury during training up to a week before any test match will be compared to Glenn McGrath in 2005.
-If the final day of a test is reached with more than one result possible, Old Trafford and Edgebaston in 2005 will feature heavily in the pre-match build-up.
-Any incidence of two teams playing a game of cricket in England will be said to evoke connotations of 2005, when two teams also played a game of cricket in England.
-Any attacking shot that comes off will be met with enthusiasm, reminding everyone that going after the opposition bowlers was crucial to England's success in 2005.
-Any attacking shot that does not come off will be labelled irresponsible, and the player who committed the crime of trying to score runs heavily criticised. 2005 will fit into this somehow.
-There was no Ashes in 2006/07. If it's never mentioned, it might go away.
-When any player loses their wicket in the last over of the day, Steve Harmison bowling Michael Clarke will be mentioned.
-Any English survivors of the 2005 Ashes series will constantly be said to be trying to rediscover their form of 2005. Any Australian survivors will be said to be looking to improve on their form of 2005.
-If England lose with time to spare, any remaining games will not be shown with Sky Sports opting for re-runs of a previous Ashes series. No one can be sure which one they will choose...
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This is great all the time, but really great for Christmas. Washington Red Skin Apples work bestRaw Apple Pound Cake
- 1 1/2 cups vegetable oil 2 cups white sugar 3 eggs 3 cups self-rising flour 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 3 cups apples - peeled, cored and diced 1 1/2 cups chopped pecans
1 Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease and flour a bundt pan.
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Sonus SBC 5000 Series Certified in Microsoft UC Open Interoperability Program for Lync Serve 2010
Sonus Networks (News - Alert), a provider of solutions for SIP communications, asserted that its Sonus SBC 5000 series of session border controllers successfully completed and passed the Microsoft Corp's Unified Communications (News - Alert) Open Interoperability Program for Lync Server 2010.
The new SBCs Sonus SBC 5100 and Sonus SBC 5200 are capable of enabling seamless transition to SIP trunking and are certified to work flawlessly with Microsoft's (News - Alert) unified communications solutions. The certification supposedly grants service provider, enterprise customers and resellers a bit more confidence in Sonus SBC 5000 series products interoperating with Lync Server 2010, and the ability to enjoy the advantages of SIP-based applications in a seamless manner as they deploy Microsoft Lync.
"The Sonus SBC 5000 series provides a great option for combining Microsoft Lync into a legacy IP telephony infrastructure and activating the full suite of Microsoft Lync voice communications capabilities," said Ashima Singhal, Lync Group product manager at Microsoft Corp. "In particular, Sonus' strengths in interworking allow enterprises to take advantage of their legacy voice applications infrastructure and use SBCs to enable a smooth migration to SIP trunking and help create a truly unified communications network centered on Microsoft Lync."
Sonus explained that the new Sonus SBC 5100, purpose-built to leverage SIP-based networks as enterprises and tier-two and -three service providers look to simplify their infrastructure and deploy video and Unified Communications features, comes with software that is consistent across the complete Sonus SBC 5000 family of products.
While the Sonus SBC 5200 is specifically designed for high-capacity environments demanded by tier-one service providers and Fortune 500 companies, it supports 64,000 sessions on a single server – more than twice the capacity of similar products from other SBC competitors.
The features built into these new SBCs should propel enterprise networks to perform efficiently so businesses can communicate smarter, faster and more collaboratively than ever before.
Sonus Networks is a Platinum sponsor of ITEXPO West 2012. To be held Oct. 2-5 at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, TX, ITEXPO (News - Alert) is the world's premier IP communications event.Visit Sonus Networks in booth # 901.Mykola Konrad, Director of Enterprise Product Management, and Raymond P. Dolan, President and Chief Executive Officer, will be keynote speakers at the event. For more information on IEXPO West 2012 click here.
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State, federal, local prosecutors announce "Too Good to be True" awareness campaign at Jan. 17 press conference in Spokane SPOKANE -- Attorney General McKenna, U.S. Attorney Jim McDevitt and Spokane criminal justice officials will discuss counterfeit check scams now impacting our state and the Spokane area during a press conference Jan. 17 in Spokane.
WHO: Rob McKenna, Attorney General Jim McDevitt, U.S. Attorney, Eastern WA District Stefanie W. Collins, Deputy Prosecutor, Spokane County Scam participants (defendants in pending cases)
Also present: Spokane Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick and Spokane County Undersheriffs
WHEN: Thursday, January 17th, 2008 10:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. Washington State Attorney General's Office - Library 1116 W. Riverside, Spokane VISUALS: Fake checks, locally produced public service announcements
DETAILS: This campaign is a partnership of the Spokane County Prosecutor's Office in conjunction with the Washington State Attorney General's Office, U.S. Attorney's Office, Spokane Police Department, Spokane County Sheriff's Office and Better Business Bureau Most Americans don't realize they are financially liable when they fall for fake check scams. The "Too Good to be True" Fake Check Campaign being launched county-wide carries a strong message:
Media Contacts: Stefanie W. Collins, Spokane County Prosecutor's Office, (509) 477-2859 Kristin Alexander, Media Relations Manager, Attorney General's Office, (206) 464-6432


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hi Maggie i read your post then came back to it. i am one of those people who just doesn't like to cause waves, but i do have to agree with you. i used to post all the time on caregives, and well...you can see that i am here now. when i lost my husband i thought ok here is a good site, well, i guess i was wrong. i found that quite afew folks out there were well...cold, yes i know why we are all on this site, but we are all here for the same reason basically to have someone hear us and get a hug and shed a tear, and sometimes have a little smile. our lives will never,never be the same and no one will ever take our love ones place and we are not looking to replace them. life is tough, i seem to think that lately no one smiles or can say anything nice to anyone, they just seem to think how can i be rude and tick this person off. As you can see by the time of my post, i am having a back night, it has been over 4 years since i lost my Al and i still have a hard time coping. so everyone out there, lets all start afresh, i start another post so tell us all about you and how do you cope. enjoy the day, and smell the flowers! debbie |
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Republicans dig in against tax increase . . . New York Times
Obama spoke to Hillary the night of Benghazi . . . CNS News
White House offers anti-cyberspying plan . . . Wall Street Journal
Immigration deal may mean new IDs for all . . . Wall Street Journal
WH may join case against gay marriage ban . . . Washington Times
John Kerry, the un-Hillary . . . Politico
Romney to resurface at CPAC . . . National Review
Jimmy Carter wants to be friends with Barack . . . Politico
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- February 21, 2013 at 8:57 am
And in other news, What Sequester ?
Lottery? Sounds like another email harvest :(
- February 21, 2013 at 9:11 am
Easter egg roll? The only ones getting rolled today are US taxpayers.
- February 21, 2013 at 10:01 am
So do we show up in hats and EParade outfits and roll down the lawn or what?
- February 21, 2013 at 10:07 am
BYOE – Bring your own eggs (subject to SS screening of course) and no throwing at Mr. or Ms. O
- February 21, 2013 at 10:10 am
But the WH parties must continue ! Let's Roll !
- February 21, 2013 at 10:25 am
"Obama spoke to Hillary the night of Benghazi . . ."
Is he lying now, or were his lackeys lying in their February 14th letter to Congress that said he made no phone calls during the siege of Benghazi?There is a simple solution to this whole where's Waldo scenario. Release the WH logs for that day. Every movement of the president, from the time he gets up until the time he goes to bed is documented. This log will tell us everything we want to know about what Preezy did or didn't do on that night. If they release his activity log for 9/11/12, they won't have to try to remember the lies they've told before. That's the whole point I guess – obfuscate and delay until we stop asking questions. Not gonna happen, Preezy. One day the truth will come out about your malfeasance that led to the brutal murder of four Americans in Benghazi.
- February 21, 2013 at 11:52 am
'Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive'.
- February 21, 2013 at 10:27 am
So Carney now says (CNS news) that the o and Hillary DID speak, after all, on the night of Benghazi.
Where is Granny Jan when we need her, to do a video chapter and verse about this new pack o' lies? Is anyone keeping track of how many different scenarios we're heard/read? And is the (treasonous) filmaker still incarcerated?- February 21, 2013 at 10:53 am
They came up with the youtube video excuse before the attack was even over? That's very fast CYA.
- February 21, 2013 at 11:40 am
Didn't Romney bring that up ? Then was slammed for using Benghazi for political gain?
- February 21, 2013 at 12:31 pm
if i could sleep for the next 3 years till this nightmare is over I would do it. Watching them run this country into a hole with a smile and a lie is much to take. Today I went out to lunch and this women had a big Obama pin on her shirt and there is more of that kind of dumbness here than not. I can't wait till this shit starts hitting them because it's only matter of time. My taxes are up and my healthcare is almost twice the price. This sucks big donkey d#$@s!!!


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- Genetically Modified Food Debate featuring Dr. Benbrook on Wednesday, December 3, 2014.
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- Journal publication: "Higher antioxidant and lower cadmium concentrations and lower incidence of pesticide residues in organically grown crops: a systematic literature review and meta-analyses" published in British Journal of Nutrition on July 11, 2014
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- Journal publication: Impacts of genetically engineered crops on pesticide use in the U.S. — the first sixteen years
Blog Posts by Charles Benbrook:
- Blog post (December 9, 2014): Narrowing the Conventional Versus Organic Farming System Yield Gap
- Blog post (October 24, 2014): Promoting Global Food Security One Crop of Tomatoes at a Time
- Blog post (July 11, 2014): New Meta-Analysis Identifies Three Significant Benefits Associated With Organically Grown Plant-Based Foods
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READING, Mass.-The Keurig business unit of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) will consolidate its three Massachusetts facilities to one location in Burlington, Mass.
The three facilities are currently located here, in Wakefield, Mass., and in Woburn, Mass. The relocation will take place in phases over the next several years, according to a GMCR statement. The Burlington location is an office complex and will provide increased square footage "to support the company's expanding innovation efforts and new product-development capabilities," the statement said.
Michelle Stacy, Keurig's president, said it was necessary to find a location that could support the company's current and anticipated growth. The Burlington location "will enable us to consolidate our resources in a single location," Stacy said, "allowing for even greater collaboration among our functional teams while, at the same time, giving us the ability to greatly enlarge and improve space dedicated to research and development."
The new location will also reinforce "the underpinnings of the GMCR culture, as well as the Keurig brand, by fostering closer teamwork and providing for space dedicated to the ongoing training and education of our employees, a critical facet of GMCR's culture and philosophy," Stacy added.


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Succulent blackberries, spiced rum, madagascan vanilla and lemon juice collide to create this exceptional preserve, a knock out on toast, simply sublime with goats cheese, stilton, camenbert. Amaze by heating a spoonful and drizzle over ice cream or choclate brownies. . . BAM-a lam!
Blackberries, sugar, spiced rum, madagascan vanilla, lemon juice
Guinness, spices and onions combine with the natural sweetness of seasonal root vegetables to form a robust pub style chutney. Delicious with a strong Cheddar some crusty bread and a pint or two...enjoy
Guinness, onions, sugar, vinegar, swede, apples, carrots, cauliflower, dates, tomato puree, garlic, mustard, ginger, mace, salt, pepper.
One of our best sellers, this is where you can taste the difference in our small, sweet carrots, slow cooked and lightly caramelised carrots, combine with fresh orange juice and fennel seeds to make a sweet and refreshing tasting chutney. Great with a salad or with popadoms and a curry. Crackin' Carrot really comes into its own with a strong vintage cheddar.
Carrots (74%), vinegar, sugar, orange juice, fennel.
Elderberries are one of our most valuable native sources of vitamin C, packed with health giving properties, riboflavin's and antioxidants, it makes so much sense to incorporate them into our daily diet. When you try this delicious Elderberry and crab apple jam, you won't have a problem finding uses. . try on toast or simply sublime with a ripe brie or camembert. . amazing with Venison.
Elderberries, apples, sugar, cinnamon, orange
A classic apple butter flavoured with our own fennel, comes into its own with any cured meats, gammon or ham. Try as a glaze for roast pork, a topping for cold meats or chorizo hors d'oeuvre, very tasty on top of a grilled black pudding !
apples, cider, water, sugar, fennel
Beetroot has recently been proven to radically reduce blood pressure. This rich beetroot and hot ginger combing to make a superb chutney that is excellent with just about everything, on hot or cold meats, BBQ's, in a salad, with popadoms or a curry, or a simple cheese sandwich. Simply sublime with oily fish such as mackerel. . .
beetroot (48%), red onions (24%), vinegar, sugar, fresh ginger root, extra virgin olive oil, salt, pepper
We use our own Cayenne chillies to heat up this delicious hot, sweet and sticky jelly with a hint of mint. Great to liven up cold meats or cheeses. Amazing as a glaze for BBQ's, try with poached Salmon or final glaze for Roast Lamb. Try adding a spoon to stir fry or Thai curry. Simply, Hot, Sweet and Sticky with a Hint of Mint!
Apples, sugar, fresh mint, cayenne chillies
Fresh raspberries and pure Madagascan vanilla pods combine to create a sophisticated jam with a tantalizing aroma and sublime taste. Try it for breakfast on toast, or delicious on scones at high tea, or try a spoonful in a pot of plain organic yoghurt
raspberries (50%), sugar, Madagascan vanilla pods
Delicious fruity raspberries meld with sweet sweet pepper and a hint of chilli for this spectacular fruity chutney. Simply amazing with fish, delicious with cheeses, cold meats.
A chutney fit for a Prince!
Our own cayenne chillies give heat to this raspberry and apple jelly. Outstanding with cold meats or a cheeseboard or to liven up a sandwich. Add a spoonful to a stir fry, or a curry for an extra kick. Or try as a glaze . . amazing!
apples, sugar, raspberry vinegar, cayenne chillies
A classic spring/early summer fruity relish, spiced with orange, ginger and cardamom. Simply delicious on a bacon sandwich. .really! or try with curries, oily fish, chicken and cheese or simply just on its own.
Rhubarb (56%), sugar, sultanas, vinegar, orange, ginger, cardamom.
Delicious caramelized onions and blackcurrant jelly combine to make a superb rich marmalade that's delicious as a BBQ relish, with Bangers & Mash or simply sublime on a burger. A perfect balance for goats cheese and try it with cold meats.
red onions (71%), vinegar, sugar, blackcurrant jelly, extra virgin olive oil, salt, pepper
Rosehip has 30 times the Vitamin C of oranges, but it doesn't stop there, Rosehip has Vitamin C, A, B1, B2, B3 and Vitamin K. Traditionally used as a medicinal cure for coughs and colds, try one spoonful with half a lemon juiced and hot water.
This delicious and versatile jelly is great on toast or with a cheeseboard, its can be served hot over ice cream, pancakes or rice pudding. Its simply delicious as a glaze for meat and fish. Wild and Versatile. .. Rockin Rosehip.
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Rowanberries are from the native fruits of the Rowan tree or Mountainash. Their natural tartness is a great accompanyment to Venison and game meats. Particularly delicious with roast lamb.
Ingredients: apples, rowanberries, lemonjuice, sugar, water
A delicious chutney with an Indian twist. Ideal with cheeses or cold meats. Stir into yoghurt as a dip for popadoms. Or try adding a spoon to two to stews, soups or curries for that extra depth of flavour. . . enjoy.
Baby Courgettes, onions, vinegar, sugar, sunflower oil, garlic, chilli, salt, mustard seeds, root ginger, coriander seeds, ground cumin and turmeric.
Delicious savoury jam made with succulent Wexford Strawberries, Balsamic Vinegar and cracked black pepper. Delicious as a jam, but sublime with soft cheeses, camenbert, brie and pretty good with oily fish like Mackerel too ! Enjoy
A classic fruit based chutney, delicious to serve with cheese or cold meats. Or try adding a spoon or two to stews, soups or curries for that extra depth of flavour.
marrow, tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, onions, apples, sultanas, root ginger, dried chilli flakes, peppercorns, coriander seeds, cloves, salt.
Honey doesn't come much better than this. Provided by native Irish bee breeder, Joe Rath of Ballycanew, this delicious unpasteurized nectar is delicious on its own, over ice creams, fresh fruit salad or in tea. Honey is one of our most valuable medicinal natural products.
Wild Honey
Deliciously sweet wild Wexford honey blended with firm English mustard and tangy garlic to create this Best of salad dressings. Enjoy on fresh leaves, also delicious drizzled over french beans, chicken or prawns. . enjoy!
Extra virgin olive oil, balsamic vinegar and aromatic oregano combine to create a classic Italian dressing for the taste of the Mediterranean. Delicious drizzled over your favourite salad or simply use as a dipping sauce. . . enjoy!
Fresh citrus mingles with zingy fennel to create this unique delicious dressing. Superb on fresh greens, or try drizzle over fish like Cod, Haddock, Hake, wrap in tin foil and bake in oven for 20 mins at 180 degrees, then pour the juices over boiled potatoes. . . . DElicious !
Fresh spring mint is used to make this delicious mint sauce, ideal for Lamb Roast, great also with pasta, or try mix with a little natural organic youghert for a delicious Riata.
Rowanberries are from the native fruits of the Rowan tree or Mountainash. Their natural tartness is a great accompanyment to Venison and game meats. Particularly delicious with roast lamb.
Ingredients: apples, rowanberries, lemonjuice, sugar, water
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Nettles are one of our own native superfoods. Packed with vitimins, minerals and iron. Nettles purify the blood, clear uric acid from the kidneys, reduce blood pressure.
This delicious pesto made from the tips of young spring nettles, coarse garlic, grand pandano cheese and walnuts is a sure fire winner.
Delicious Cinnamon Syrup, ideal for adding to desserts, or drop a shot in coffee, cinnamon syrup can be used as a flavourant in baking and is great for poaching Pears. Also makes the most delicious cocktails. . see Cocktail recipies for details !
Fennel syrup with its delicious aniseed flavour is a delicious dessert syrup, drizzeled over ice cream, fresh fruit salad, or ideal to bake fruit. Fennel Syrup can be diluted as a hot or cold drink and can make the most delicious cocktails. Tip, use as a glaze for roast lamb, baste over roast last 10 mins in oven, will create delicious caramel crust with sensational aniseed flavour.
water, sugar, fennel seeds
Fresh root ginger with a hint of black pepper make this sublime syrup. Delicious drizzled over desserts, or drop a shot in coffee, this delicious syrup can be used as a flavourant in baking and is great for baking/glazing fruit. We've also used it to bake a Salmon darne, with a squeeze of lime. . YUM. Also makes the most delicious cocktails. . see Cocktail recipies for details
Fresh mint is used to make this delicious minty syrup which makes a delicious refreshing drink, drizzeled over iced water. Perfect base for a classic Mojito. Mint syrup is sublime drizzled over ice cream. This versatile syrup can also be used to glaze Roast Lamb. . simply baste roast for last 10 minutes in over, creating a caramel crust with a delicious hint of mint.
water, sugar, fresh mint.
Nettles are one of our greatest herbs and this deliious syrup evokes everthng that is wonderful about the Nettle. Dilute with water, hot or cold for a refreshing drink, drizzle over ice cream, pancakes or add to smoothies. Use as a glaze for ham or delicious to bake with fruit. Nettle syrup can also be used as a flavourant in cooking or making ice cream. But best of all, you have got to try the Nettle Mojitom it rocks !
Our own delicious juicy Raspberries go to make up this sensational syrup. Try drizzle over ice cream, fruit salad, throw a dash in a smoothie, try with iced fizzy water, or drizzle over fruit and bake in the oven. Raspberry syrup can be used as a flavouring in baking, making ice cream or try put a dash in a chilled glass of Prosecco, sublime!
There is nothing quite like the taste and smell of delicious rhubarb. This reduced sugar syrup is like a big rhubarb hug. Delicious diluted with hot water, refreshing with iced water, simply sublime with Prosecco and amazing as a Mojito!
Drizzel over ice cream, fresh fruit sala, dash into a smoothie, drizzle over porraige.
Use as a flavour for baking or to make ice cream, use in whipped cream or drizzel in an apple tart for extra punch.
Rhubarb, madagascan vanilla pods, sugar, lemon juice, water.
Delicious and versatile, that's how Wild about Vanilla syrup rocks. Drizzel over Ice cream,pancakes, smoothies and fruit salad, use a drop in whipping cream, use in baking, make ice cream, take a shot in coffee, CHECK IT OUT with fizzy water and a most versatile cocktail syrup! oh happy days
Ingredients: water, sugar, madagascan vanilla pods.
Rich, smooth, luxurious chocolate sauce with a hint of madagascan vanilla. Warm and pour over ice cream, pancakes or your favourite dessert. Drop a spoonful into a milkshake, or a dollup into warm milk for the most delicious hot choclate. . . . enjoy!
Rich, smooth, luxurious chocolate sauce blended with our own Nettle Syrup. Warm and pour over ice cream, pancakes or your favourite dessert. Drop a spoonful into a milkshake, or a dollup into warm milk for the most delicious hot choclate. . . . enjoy!
Rich, smooth, luxurious chocolate sauce with a zing of Raspberry. Warm and pour over ice cream, pancakes or your favourite dessert. Drop a spoonful into a milkshake, or a dollup into warm milk for the most delicious hot choclate. . . . enjoy!
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