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Whoopi Goldberg makes her directorial debut and EPs "I Got Somethin' To Tell You" a doc on the American stand-up comedian Moms Mabley. Read more
Whoopi Goldberg makes her directorial debut and EPs "I Got Somethin' To Tell You" a doc on the American stand-up comedian Moms Mabley.
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Moms Mabley was a pioneer in the comedy world and this documentary will showcase her talent and pay homage to a woman who is still relevant today. Moms was the first and without her there probably would not have been a Totie, a Joan, a Kathy, a Wanda, or any of the others who may follow. Without Moms there certainly would not have been a Whoopi. With her boundary pushing stand-up she was able to get past the obstacles of all the "isms"; racism, sexism, ageism. Moms helped shape the idea that comedy could make a political and social statement and still be hilarious. She's one of my role models and her comedy is still poignant today. This documentary will delve into the comedy of Mabley, as well as help define her significance through clips, old photographs, television show appearances and interviews, conducted by me with famous and influential people who either knew and worked with Moms or were inspired by her.
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Zuska's disease (also known as lactiferous fistula, subareolar abscess, periductal mastitis,[1][2] and Zuska–Atkins disease[3]) is a rare recurrent condition characterized by draining abscesses around the nipple. Smoking is a predisposing factor. It can mimic carcinoma of breast and is often misdiagnosed and mistreated, occasionally resulting in unnecessary mastectomy. Symptoms include swelling or subareolar mass, a draining fistula from behind the areola, nipple retraction, thick discharge from the nipple, or painful discharge.[1] It is treated by antibiotics and surgical excision of breast.[4]
The definitive therapy involved excision of the fistula and all of the retroareolar fibroglandular tissue, along with ductal tissue within the nipple.[5]
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The most recent addition in anti-gun bills that has passed here in the Empire State is the NY SAFE Act.
The SAFE act does many things and leaves much open to "interpretation" by Law Enforcement. Being that there is no definitive answers, parameters or standards to abide by that have been spelled out, and the state will not advise specifically what is acceptable, it as a result has left many people swinging in the wind wondering if their firearms are "legal" and seen as such by the state even after making a good honest attempt to comply with this massive blockbuster of a bill.
Reducing "high capacity" (normal capacity) pre-1994 mags to 10 or 7 round capacity
One of the largest grey areas is where the bill says you can keep and modify to low capacity your formerly NY legal high capacity pre 1994 magazines. We have asked many times what is "legal" or "permanent". Each attempt at getting a solid answer that we could move forward with to make NY-legal 7 or 10 round magazines, we have gotten different answers which were increasingly more difficult to abide by.
1st call we made - they simply read the bill to us.
2nd call we made - they said the magazine would need to be irreversible by common household tools
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The 3rd call WE made - we were advised that as long as an "honest attempt to make permanent" that it would be sufficient, and that a WELD would certainly pass the muster as being a "permanent" mod.
At this point, I am not sure what is sufficient to keep within the letter of the law. Until we get real clarification from the State, I am very hesitant to move ahead and offer low capacity magazines to anyone unless we are VERY certain they will be found to be acceptable and be above and beyond what we believe standards to be, and show that it was a very real attempt to follow the SAFE act.
Stripped AR-15 Lowers and Complete Lowers - Semi auto? Automatically Evil...
The next area that is very nebulous, whether by design or so that people hang themselves is AR-15 lowers.
From what we have been told as many other FFLs have been advised by the state is that, ALL sales of AR-15 lowers including stripped, are now illegal within NY.
We asked and have been told that even if you wanted to buy a stripped AR-15 type lower to build it into a featureless build, or into a BOLT-ACTION rifle (such as the many bolt action AR-15 uppers available within the US on the market plus those on the market in England), all would be illegal and not permitted under the new SAFE Act.
How could they ban a simple receiver which in reality is an "other" on 4473s per the ATF? A stripped lower is a featureless item. It is not by design semi automatic, and automatically banned somehow. It should be perfectly legal to build them into a bolt action AR-15 or a featureless semi auto AR-15 type rifle.
Adding "Evil" Features to an "Assault Weapon" that already requires registration
We have heard conflicting information, both that even with a pre-1994 rifle you cannot change the configuration of it, nor could you add "evil" features to it beyond how it was configured as Gov Cuomo signed the bill into law. Rifles that were NY legal the second before he signed it into law, immediately after signing became "assault weapons" under the new Penal Code. Even though these firearms are now "restricted" and "banned" from sale within NY and require registration...we are told you CANNOT add features to them such as bayonet lugs, or folding stocks.
I have not found anything in the Penal Code that shows this, but again the law is the NYSP's interpretation of the law, not just the law as it is written. This is a very grey area right now and surely will be hashed out and cleared up by the end of April. If your gun was legal the second Gov Cuomo signed the bill into law, then it would still be ok to keep in that configuration, but you just cant modify it and do much anything with it short of repairs and replacement on it and the features it currently has.
7-round Limit on magazines after April
This is probably the worst part of the new "SAFE Act", and is a great reason to call it the "UN-SAFE Act". Limiting law abiding citizens to only 7 rounds in carry guns, but permitting them to keep their new "preban" 10 round mags purchased before the cut-off in April as long as they only load them to 7 unless at a NRA certified range. After April you will need to hunt for 7 round magazines, which simply DO NOT EXIST for most guns. This is a back door way to ban semi automatic handguns and most semi automatic rifles. Will the criminals only load 7 rounds into their stolen pistols that they will hold up gas stations with or rob your house with? I will go out on a limb and say it isnt going to happen. Criminals by definition DO NOT FOLLOW THE LAW.
The scary part of the 7 round limit, and the worst part of the bill in my opinion is forcing people to use modified magazines that hold ONLY 7 rounds for self defense whether as a concealed carry piece if you have such a permit, or in defense of their family at home. Imagine a family of four at home, and crazy people on drugs break in to rob them or kill them for money. Those criminals have likely stolen or illegal guns that are not registered, along with high capacity magazines...while the law abiding citizen in his own home is stuck with a modified 7 round magazine for his or her firearm that is used to protect their family.
If that 7 round modified magazine was to jam the firearm in a moment of need such as this to save the family's lives, and resulted in the death of innocents, what would the state then say about this un-SAFE Act?
How can they advise to make modifications to magazines to keep them legal when they wont define what is acceptable? How can they limit peoples ability to defend themselves from pre1994 "high capacity mags" to just 10 rounders, then to just 7 round modified mags? This is dangerous and helps to put in danger more law abiding citizens and help criminals out gun them.
The rest of it... and other "evil assault weapons" you never knew you had
There is much more to the SAFE Act that is unknown... such as if you have a pistol with a threaded barrel that is now considered an evil assault weapon of mass destruction and doom, would you need to both register it on your permit with your county AND file paperwork to the state for an "assault weapon"? The state doesnt know and wont know likely until April from what ive been told.
That Walther P22 .22LR is now an "assault weapon" if it has a scary threaded barrel for a suppressor that is already illegal in our state for regular citizens without proper federal licenses and paperwork. Its all a moot point and pointless restriction.
That Ruger 10/22 with the colorful wood thumbhole stock you bought your son for his 18th birthday? That is now an assault weapon. Best hunt for 5 shot mags by Ruger too, as you cant sell or transfer the 10 shot magazines that are standard and come with the 10/22s.
Original USGI M1 Carbine with a 15 shot WWII magazine? You must register that M1 Carbine as an assault weapon if it has a barrel band for a bayonet lug on it AND register the 15 round magazine WITH the rifle at the same time. You cannot register the magazine by itself, nor can you register an original WWII M1 Carbine magazine with a new production M1 Carbine rifle.
I can only imagine that the next time there is a shooting, they will call and cry for the total ban of these "assault weapons" and reclassify even more to be "illegal". Likely they will go after shotguns, and then bolt action rifles with scopes as they are automatically unnecessary " military style sniper rifles".
If you thought the 1994 ban wasnt a big deal...I am sure you will find the SAFE Act to be a major hinderence if you are looking to get your pistol permit and have yet to buy a pistol as most dont have mags less than 10 rounds. Also all those hunting rifles you have had in your family for 30-50 years, many are now "assault weapons". You cant pass them down to your son or daughter, or even your own wife should you pass away. It would result in destruction or sale out of state by a FFL.
First they came for the machine guns and I said nothing...as I didnt have one
..next for the semi auto rifles with folding stocks and flash hiders and I said nothing as I didnt have any..
Then they came for the hunting rifles and sporting rifles that they redefined overnight as "assault weapons"...
No matter how involved in self defense, shooting sports, collectings, etc you may be. If you are at all involved in anything that pertains to the ownership, use or posession of firearms, you ARE impacted in a severe and negative way with the SAFE Act. Contact your local reps today by email, phone, etc. Participate in local rallies. Do what you can to get your voice heard.
If you have a story to share with what YOU were advised to be the new law, feel free to share it with me.
Also if you have any feedback or comments about this, also please feel free to contact me.
Note: None of the above is legal advice
, it is just bits of information I have been told and decided to share with my fellow New Yorkers. We need to discuss and figure out what is legal and not legal under this new law together. If we can, we need to push for the repeal of the Act in its entirety preferably.
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There was nothing anyone could do to stop Fernando Alonso scoring a fifth successive pole position for Renault. The world champion was the only man to dip below the 1m 15s barrier. He and his 21 rivals report back on their progress in Montreal
Fernando Alonso, Renault (1st, 1m 14.942s):
Five pole positions in a row is something I have never experienced and it is a fantastic feeling. The competition between myself, Fisico and Raikkonen has been very close all weekend, and that was how it turned out in qualifying this afternoon. The car has felt very good from the first lap we did on Friday, and we have only had to tune it to adapt to the changing grip conditions. We needed to run at the end in qualifying because the track was improving all the time, and this result was perfect. To have an all-Renault front row at the ninth race shows how hard the whole team is pushing to develop the car at the moment, and they can be proud of the work they are doing. Now, we need to finish the job tomorrow.
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"I'm delighted because that was an extremely strong qualifying session for both myself and the team. The car went really well and I put together a very good lap. I didn't expect to be so far up the grid but I could have gone even quicker if I hadn't been blocked by Fisichella. It's good to be fighting for the top positions and this result comes because the whole team is pushing so hard both on track and at the factory. We worked pretty well in the morning, preparing both for qualifying and the race without showing our true potential. We're in good shape for the race and I'm confident about our strategy. The start will be very difficult because the first corner is so tight. We have struggled off the line in recent races so we hope that improves tomorrow. But in the last few races we've definitely shown better potential and better speed so I will push for another good day."
Michael Schumacher, Ferrari (5th, 1m 15.986s):
"Obviously, we can't be happy with this result, especially in the light of the championship situation. We have made some progress compared with yesterday, but we are still suffering from a lack of grip. This could be down to the car, the tyres or the set-up: at the moment we cannot be sure which. What is sure is that starting from fifth on the grid we can expect a very tough race. Seventy laps are a lot and yes, anything can happen. For our part, all we can do is give it our best shot and try and exploit any opportunity that presents itself."
Nico Rosberg, Williams (6th, 1m 16.012s):
My qualifying went pretty well today even if it was full of incident. On my fastest lap in the first session I even touched the wall! My father encouraged me to use every millimetre possible and that is what I did, but maybe I exaggerated a bit - I was lucky to get away with it but it worked out fine in the end. I am pretty pleased to finish up sixth as I think it gives me a good chance to do well for the team tomorrow.
Juan Pablo Montoya, McLaren (7th, 1m 16.228s):
"The first two parts of qualifying were very good for me. However I pushed a little bit too hard in the last run and made a mistake at the chicane which cost me a lot of time - I think without this I probably would have been on the second row with Kimi. This is quite frustrating as overall my car was pretty good today. Anyway I'm relaxed and I will look at my options and see what happens to put myself in the best position during the race."
Jenson Button, Honda (8th, 1m 16.608s):
"I'm pretty happy with our qualifying position today. Eighth is obviously not where we want to be but it's a solid performance and we have both cars in the top ten. We'll just have to see what happens tomorrow. It'll be an interesting race as I think the Michelin tyres will work well and we're positive about our race pace. We've only used one set of new tyres in Qualifying so we've saved an extra set for the race. I'm not going to talk our prospects up too much though. Our aim is to get both cars in the points and that would be a good result for us right now.
Rubens Barrichello, Honda (9th, 1m 16.912s):
"We were on the borderline for the first qualifying session as I almost got put out of it by Rosberg holding me up. Apart from that, our qualifying hour ran smoothly enough. In the last sector of my final lap, I went a little wide and ran on the marbles, which cost me a bit of time. But we could only have improved to eighth at the most with the car we have so I'm satisfied with my position. We got as much as we could out of the car today. I hope we can achieve our target of points tomorrow."
Felipe Massa, Ferrari (10th, 1m 17.209s):
"It was a difficult day. We did not manage to find the ideal balance for the car and we continue to suffer from quite a lack of grip, especially on the first flying lap. The result of all this is that I will find myself starting from the fifth row and therefore with a rather complicated race ahead of me. Thanks to the strategy and to the fact that overtaking is possible here, we will try and move up the order. It's a long race and anything could happen."
Jacques Villeneuve, BMW Sauber (11th, 1m 15.832s):
The track heated up, we lost the balance of the car and couldn't get it to work anymore. It is very disappointing as now we are in the middle of the pack for the first corner. We should be all right once the race gets going so we just need to keep our nose clean in the first corner. We missed getting into the last part of qualifying by thousandths of a second, which was very annoying as we were really looking forward to being in the top ten here.
Christian Klien, Red Bull (12th, 1m 15.833s):
"P12 is okay. I didn't get too much lap time yesterday and I was just two hundredths behind the top ten time today, which I think is pretty good. We drove to get the maximum out of the car and I think this is an okay position to be starting from tomorrow. It's important we get to the finish of this race, and starting four places behind a potential points position is not too bad."
Nick Heidfeld, BMW Sauber (13th, 1m 15.885s):
After the good practice sessions we were naturally hoping for a better qualifying result. The car suffered a big balance change, and just felt different every time we went out today. On my last lap I had some understeer, especially in the first sector. I am very disappointed but am already looking forward to tomorrow. We can still get in the points as we have had a good pace all weekend.
Ralf Schumacher, Toyota (14th, 1m 15.888s):
"This has been a difficult day for me. This morning I really struggled for grip and I could not find a balance. Those problems continued into qualifying, meaning that we ended up far away from where we should have been. My team mate had a better afternoon so we will have to look at the data to try to improve for tomorrow. It will be a hard race but we have a free choice of strategy and I expect the whole package to work better in the race. This is a good track for racing and there are chances to overtake. The circuit is improving all the time and with more hot weather expected on Sunday we should be able to make progress."
Vitantonio Liuzzi, Toro Rosso (15th, 1m 16.116s):
"This was another good qualifying for me. Everything has been moving in the right direction since we started practice on Friday. We should have a good pace for the race as the car feels consistent and quite quick. I think that in the second part of qualifying
I might have had a chance of going through to the final session, but there was a Red Bull car coming out of the pits as I came round, so we got a bit stuck in traffic and I didn't get the maximum out of the car. As for the race, I think I have a chance of fighting with the three or four cars ahead of me on the grid. We usually have a good race pace so it could be a good afternoon."
David Coulthard, Red Bull (16th, 1m 16.301s):
"I had a lot of oversteer during qualifying, which I've had all weekend and it basically means I can't carry speed into the corners. That's where you lose the time here, so it doesn't surprise me that I was at the back end of the second qualifying group. We can't really change anything on the car now before the race, apart from front wing adjustments and, as I think we've got bigger issues than that, we'll just have to do the best we can. I think it's going to be a tough race."
Mark Webber, Williams (17th, 1m 16.985s):
The car was quick enough to get through to the next group of course and I was doing everything I could to achieve this, but it was very frustrating to get caught behind my team-mate on the back straight which hurt me into the last corner. It was a shame to lose so much time, but thats the way it goes and I am not here to give a shopping list of excuses.
Scott Speed, Toro Rosso (18th, 1m 17.016s):
"For some reason, we picked up a lot more oversteer in this session than in the others. The car felt completely different and it was sliding a lot. The track temperature was a lot higher, so we adjusted the tyre pressures accordingly and maybe that's where we didn't get it quite right. My tyres were better on the second flying lap, but on my second run I had to abort that lap as I got held up by Button. The track was definitely better at the end. We gambled on going out a little bit earlier. Tomorrow? Hopefully we can go back to getting the good balance we had before for the race. Anything can happen here, so let's wait and see."
Tiago Monteiro, Midland (19th, 1m 17.121s):
"As I said heading into this weekend, this isn't the best kind of circuit for our car, so I can't say I'm surprised by the result. The morning practice and qualifying sessions went pretty smoothly for us, actually, and we we're weren't too far from getting into Q2. We did two timed laps in qualifying, and my second run was looking pretty good through the first two sectors - I was six-tenths up. But then I lost most of it through the final sector, and I think that's what cost us our chance to break through. Still, I think we're looking OK heading into tomorrow because the car actually feels better on worn tyres, which gives me confidence that I'll be able to run strongly over a race distance."
Christijan Albers, Midland (20th, 1m 17.140s):
"Today was not a great day for us, I have to admit. We're really struggling to find the right set-up. Yesterday, I wasn't able to get it together, and I did not get it together today, either. It's been a tough weekend for us so far and I think it's going to be a tough race tomorrow, as well. On the positive side, once again, I have a lot of tyres for the race, so I'll be pushing as hard as I can to make the best of the situation."
Takuma Sato, Super Aguri (21st, 1m 19.088s):
This mornings practice session went well, however I am a little bit disappointed with my lap times from the Qualifying session compared to our rivals as I was expecting to be closer to their times this weekend. Having said that, I think that we did everything we could in our preparation for tomorrow and I believe that I have a good set-up for the race, so I am looking forward to it.
Franck Montagny, Super Aguri (22nd, 1m 19.152s):
I am quite happy with our results today. We have come a long way with the car since yesterday and I am quite happy with the set-up we have found. It is not going to be easy for us again tomorrow, but I like this circuit and the car is quite nice to drive here, a bit slow, but at least it is not so hard to keep the car on the track, so I think it will be a fun race.


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December 20th, 2012 Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) In a frightening example of the way a weapon can fall into the wrong hands, news details have emerged in the gun that was used to kill Mexican beauty queen Marisa Susana Gamez. The model was allegedly fighting in a gun battle alongside a Mexican drug cartel when she was shot and killed November 23. It appears that the high-powered handgun belonged to belonged to a former assistant special agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms - and that it was obtained illegally. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - A FN Five-Seven semi-automatic pistol, the high powered handgun in question is originally restricted to military and law enforcement. The handgun was recovered by Mexican police at the scene of the shootout between the Sinaloa Cartel and the Mexican military.An investigation has proved that the gun was purchased in January of 2010 by George Gillett, the former No. 2 in the ATF office in Phoenix, Arizona. Gillett bought the weapon at Legendary Arms, a Phoenix gun store. On the federal form 4473 used to buy the gun, Gillett used the ATF office address, 201 East Washington, and said "Apt 940." On subsequent purchase, Gillett used a commercial address -- that of a strip mall. Both purchases were illegal, since ATF regulations require buyers use their residential address. Gillett now works at ATF headquarters in Washington as a liaison to the federal Bureau of Prisons. "Lying on form 4473 is a felony and can be punished by up to five years in prison in addition to fines," Senator Charles Grassley said in a letter to Michael Horowitz in the Office of Inspector General. "I request that you initiate an investigation into these matters and that you specifically examine whether Mr. Gillett was the purchaser as indicated by these documents, why the forms list multiple, inaccurate residential addresses while purchasing the weapons, and how the weapon purchased on January 7, 2010 ended up in Mexico." Gillett's gun was found in Sinaloa after the gun battle. Investigators found a weapon similar to an AK-47 and some 50 bullets next to her body. Another weapon found at the crime scene was traced to a Uriel Patino, who illegally bought more than 600 guns and is a main suspect in the controversial Operation Fast and Furious run out of the Phoenix office of the ATF. Gillett has declined all interviews, although he later admitted to later selling the gun on the Internet. Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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Dr. Zach Messitte is the 13th president of Ripon College. Prior to assuming the presidency at Ripon in July 2012, he served as the dean of the College of International Studies at the University of Oklahoma where he has also held the William J. Crowe Chair in Geopolitics.
A teacher first, Dr. Messitte was in the classroom every semester at Oklahoma, leading courses on American foreign policy, introduction to international studies and senior seminars on foreign policy, media and film. He plans to begin teaching at Ripon during the 2013-14 academic year.
The author of numerous articles, he is the co-editor of a new book, Understanding the Global Community, and hosted World Views, an award-winning program on National Public Radio from 2009-2012.
From 2002 to 2007 he was the Director of the Center for the Study of Democracy and a member of the political science faculty at St. Mary's College of Maryland, the state's honors liberal arts college.
Born in Sao Paulo, Brazil while his parents were working in the Peace Corps, Dr. Messitte grew up in Chevy Chase, Maryland. He received a bachelor's degree in American history and Italian language from Bowdoin College, a master's degree in international relations from Johns Hopkins University, and a doctorate in politics from New York University.
Prior to entering academia, he worked for the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the United Nations and the Cable News Network (CNN). He and his wife, Julia, have two sons: Sam and Jules.
Recent Articles & Scholarly Work
Recent Articles:
"Ben Bradlee, Spiro Agnew and the 'Gray-Haired Grandmother Defense,'" The Baltimore Sun, October 29, 2014.
"It's time to lower the drinking age,"Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 14, 2014
"Going after the CIA's new family jewels,"Chicago Sun-Times, March 19, 2014
"History lessons, with popcorn, for America's undergraduates," Los Angeles Times, February 12, 2014
"College's Rising Returns," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 6, 2014
"Disgraced Spiro Agnew Would Have a Radio Show Today," (with Charles J. Holden) Chicago Sun-Times, October 10, 2013
"True Student Athletes Are in Division III," (with Tom Kunkel) The Wisconsin State Journal, September 21, 2013
"Time to Rethink Redskins Name," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, September 9, 2013
"College Is Not for Suckers" (with Ruth Vedvik), Chicago Sun-Times, December 26, 2012
"Shopping for the Best College Deal" (with Ruth Vedvik), St. Paul Pioneer Press, December 20, 2012
"Making College Worth the Time, Money," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, September 27, 2012
"When Well Educated Politicians Cry 'Snob'" (with Charles J. Holden), The Baltimore Sun, March 8, 2012.
Recent Scholarly Work:
Zach Messitte and Suzette Grillot (eds.), Understanding the Global Community, (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press) 2013.
Zach Messitte and Suzette Grillot (eds.), Getting to Know Arezzo, (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press) forthcoming.
Recent Interviews:
2013 Predictions: Global Events, Interview on National Public Radio's World Views on KGOU radio in Oklahoma, December 28, 2012
KFIZ Radio Interview, July 9, 2012
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in this section: A court case that may go nowhere,
a lax attitude about fraud when foreigners are victims, some of the
usual suspects...
A documentary "expat community"
by Eric Jackson This reporter does
a weekly column for the Panama Star, the English section of La Estrella
and direct heir of one of Latin America's oldest newspapers and
certainly its oldest English periodical. Through connections to the
Star, and from when the Star was covering a criminal defamation case
brought by convicted felon fraud artist Mark Boswell alias Rex Freeman,
this reporter has made a slight acquaintance with a colleague,
Marijulia Pujol de Lloyd.
Marijulia wrote this story about a case arising among the English-speaking expatriates in the beach communities of Cocle province. There are a few small flaws in it --- misidentifying one of the principal characters' business associate as her husband, a slight imprecision about the end of a Canadian legal career, and characterizing a trip to Canada as a "flight" only to see the person return --- but the response of one Mary Sloane was both furious and curious. This reporter saw and heard about Sloane's complaints to and demands of the Star. She demanded that a gushy defense of her position by one Donald K. Winner be published in the Star, a total nonstarter given Winner's reputation. Her complaint seemed to be that she was improperly not treated as a victim, not that she had collected millions of dollars, mostly from people in Panama's Canadian community, which had then disappeared. Stranger yet, Sloane, and Winner's article defending her, did not dispute an apparent factual error that would have infuriated this reporter, a former lawyer, had the allegation come in his direction. Pujol characterized Sloane as "disbarred" and that's about the ugliest thing someone can say about a former member of the legal profession. But that wasn't the complaint. So, to get to the documents here, what kind of a person did her former peers find Mary Sloane to be? It's a matter of public record in British Columbia: Uh huh. But Winner, who
has been pumping up Sloane's reputation as a leader of the "expat
community" for years, took the former attorney's word at face value:
In investigating these cases, rule number one is "follow the money." My question - did Mary Sloane end up with a whole bunch of money that was stolen from investors? The answer to that one is no, she did not. In fact, she and her family members invested more than $50,000 of their own money into this scam, which was also lost. Uh huh. And what if Mary
Sloane, along with others, lost $50 grand on the scheme. How much did
she take out? That's one of several interesting bits of information on
the following document:
So Mary Sloane
takes out nearly $100,000, but allegedly lost (along with other
people), $50,000. So that makes her a victim who suffered a net loss of
how much?
And who got those commissions, anyway? Did it go to a company with offices in London, Vancouver, New York and Panama, as implied by the fine print under the logo at the upper left-hand corner? (Is this the well-known Royal London Asset Management company?) Not quite. We are dealing with a Panamanian company here, and not a subsidiary of the British one: Hmmm --- a company founded in 2006, whose legal representative, president, treasurer and secretary were all one Mary Sloane. So is THAT where the commissions went? And no, The Panama News could find no evidence that Mary Sloane's Panamanian company has offices in Vancouver, London or New York. And wait a minute. What about the pitches that Mary Sloane and her partner made? This reporter has heard some of the "she said she said" recollections about oral representations by the allegedly self-described "retired lawyer." But this article isn't about the back-and-forth of what was said, it's a collection of stops along the paper trail. Lo and behold: Such a pretty chart of steadily growing earnings. Such symmetry that rarely exists in human affairs. And miraculously, the chart in the above document that Mary Sloane used to promote investments through a company she created in August of 2006 showed earnings in JULY of 2006 --- and back to 2004! (Should we call in the bishop? To which saint should this miracle be attributed?) Oh, and by the way --- to whom did Mary Sloane look for help when making her pitch to investors? Uh huh. Self-appointed pillars of the "expat community." Zonelink owner/censor Bob Askew. Expat Explorers organizer Laura Alexander. Gotta create the cast of characters to set the stage for the pitch. And when those to be stung have been stung, and some of them seek recourse to the law to fight back, upon whom does Mary Sloane call then? "Sherman, set the Wayback Machine to Don Winners' writings of February 2007," and: Mary Sloane, who is one of the respected members of the Ex-pat Explorers committee.... Well, people who
have been around the community for awhile know who Don Winner is and what Don Winner is.
There has been an English-speaking community in Panama for more than
150 years, but then there's this "expat community" of recent creation,
to lure dependent or gullible newcomers. In its less rapacious forms,
it's a real estate hustle, as in Mary
Sloane's magazine, one of a genre that sells Panama as a land
without black people to North Americans with more money than brains and
a need to take the next step of white flight beyond suburbia.
But anyway, I'm sure there's an explanation for these documents that have come into the possession of The Panama News. Read that BC Law Society thing above one more time. Mary Sloane ALWAYS has an explanation. One last document, as a cautionary tale for all you would-be investors: do your due diligence. See, the Comision Nacional de Valores, which says that it has no jurisdiction over foreign exchange operations like Mary Sloane's company purported to be, has nevertheless issued a warning about such operations in general (scroll down the page to point 2), and about certain companies in particular. Last on the warning list is Mary Sloane's company, London Asset Management. But then, if you relied on the "pillars" of the "expat community" to do your research and translating for you, you'd never know. Also
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Patient Safety Officer (PSO)
The Patient Safety Officer (PSO) has primary oversight of the facility-wide patient safety program. This leadership role directs staff within the organization toward process improvements that support the reduction of medical/health care errors and other factors that contribute to unintended adverse patient outcomes. In addition, the Patient Safety Officer:
- provides oversight/leadership for safety assessments, coordinates activities of patient safety and quality and provides ongoing education to staff.
- works closely with members of the Quality department, the Risk Manager, the Care Enhancement Team, Infection Control and the Safety and Security Officer in order to ensure a safe environment for our patients and staff.
- Serves as the leader for the Quality Task Force, as part of the 3 year HAHV strategic plan. The Critical Event Response Team is co-chaired by the Patient Safety Officer, and the Risk Manager.
- collaborates with the Quality Department as well as with the Chief Medical Officer to ensure that organizational wide safety and quality initiatives are rolled out effectively and risk reduction strategies implemented wherever appropriate while engaging stakeholders in the process.
- coordinates the activities of the Care Enhancement Team and engages key stakeholders in the process of spreading successful improvements across the organization. Part of the process includes reinforcing a "just culture" and an environment that supports staff and encourages them to help identify and report errors and "near Misses."
- collaborates with the Risk Manager, Infection Control Officer, the Safety and Security Officer and CET to perform comprehensive and coordinated risk assessments for new services, and construction projects throughout the organization.
- participates in NorMet's Patient Safety Institute. The Institute has a hospital safety program comprised of 28 member hospitals with the objective of increasing patient safety and quality of care through the confidential collection of data related to patient care and adverse events. This data is then used to promote shared learning among health care professionals about the underlying risks and harms in order to improve patient care and reduce adverse events.
Patient Safety Concern Line
(845) 334-3000
The concern line allows physicians and employees to anonymously share a patient safety concern, or if the doctor or employee wishes to discuss their concern, the individual can leave their name and telephone number. The Patient Safety Officer will return their call. In addition, every concern is reviewed and addressed.
Critical Event Response Team (CERT):
The HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley multi-disciplinary patient safety committee investigates, in a consistent manner, serious preventable adverse events (sentinel and near-miss patient events), oversees disclosure and reporting, performs root cause analysis (RCA) to identify risk reduction strategies to mitigate or prevent the reoccurrence of same or similar events, and proactively, oversee the analysis, assessment and development of risk mitigation through failure modes effects analysis (FMEA).
The Critical Event Response Team is comprised of an over-site committee made of up of the co-chairs of the Critical Event Response Team, along with medical staff and members of leadership to drive the continued improvement of patient safety at HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley. The over-site committee maintains an active role in championing a culture of safety for all patients and staff, allowing the proactive assessment and reporting of potential or actual patient safety issues without fear of retribution or blame. The daily work of Critical Event Response Team is overseen by a working team, lead by the Co-chairs, with membership derived positionally and representative of the system's health care team.
Critical Event Response Team meets regularly to manage response to events, coordinate reporting to the regulatory agencies, review events, recommend the implementation and allocation of resources necessary to achieve the objectives of identified risk reduction strategies and receive, review and further recommend risk reduction efforts identified through FMEA. Lessons learned are carefully shared throughout the organization. In order to assure the integrity of thorough and credible analysis of a patient safety event the activities of Critical Event Response Team are confidential.
Critical Event Response Team members include:
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- Patient Safety Officer, Co-Chair
- Risk Manager, Co-Chair
- Chief Medical Officer
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- President of Medical Staff (BH) – Ad Hoc
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Rita Ora Shakes Off Rihanna Comparisons [PHOTOS]
Rita Ora has crashed into the US music scene, using her UK roots to stand out. The British singer/song-writer/actress rose to the top with her debut single, "R.I.P." Not only does musical sensation Jay-Z believe in her abilities after signing her with his record company, Roc Nation, but her growing fan base refuses to turn away.
Jay-Z Introduces The World To New British Artist Rita Ora [AUDIO]
She shakes off Rihanna comparisons in this photo shoot and proves she is not afraid to step into the spotlight! Rita says "I admire Rihanna. She works her butt off. She hasn't had a break and she has given people hit after hit after hit. That work ethic and discipline is hardcore. That's the kind of stuff that I want to do. That I will do."
Rita Ora & Tinie Tempah Put Their Competition To Sleep In 'R.I.P.' [VIDEO]
Rita admires Rihanna's work ethic but it's no secret that she has a crazy schedule herself and always puts music first. No wonder her fans are eagerly awaiting what is to come next for her!
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A cortisone shot directly in the knot did it for me. For 30 years I suffered with a knot in my right trapezius muscle. It bothered me so badly I wanted someone to drive a nail through it.
I would have the toughest, deepest tissue massage just in that area trying to get relief. Finally, after C-rays, exercise, physical therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic services and an MRI, I found out it was referred pain coming from a pinch in my neck. My shoulder was compensating, causing a strain.
I went to an orthopedic specialist and got a cortisone shot in the trigger point. I was a little sore in that area for about three days and no more knot! One shot a year ago and the knot is gone, or at least I can't feel it!


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Our program tracks screening and follow-up for patients with depression. The program works closely with the patient's primary care provider to coordinate care.
Major depressive disorders (MDD) affect 5 - 10% of patients in the primary care setting. The U.S. Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends screening adults for depression in clinical practices that have systems in place to assure accurate diagnosis, effective treatment and follow-up. Our Depression Care Program will utilize the PHQ-9 (Patient Health Questionnaire 9) screening tool for identifying patients who are depressed, track and follow-up patients who screen positive for severe depression. We also offer an in-clinic option for psychotherapy conducted by a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW). The Depression Care Program is coordinated by an LCSW, who will work closely with the patient's provider to coordinate care for patients with depression.
The Depression Program assists patient and providers in various ways:
- Prompting nurses and providers to administer and assess depression screens (PHQ-9) on the Visit Planner
- Tracking results of depression screens
- Follow-up phone calls for patients with severe depression
- Offering in-clinic pyschotherapy option with an LCSW focused on concrete problem-solving techniques
In-clinic psychotherapy appointments. Referral criteria in order of priority are:
- Patients with severe depression who refuse medication but are willing to go for counseling
- Patients with moderate depression who are willing to go for counseling
- Patients with severe depression who are taking medication and are willing to go for counseling
A referral can be made to the Internal Medicine Counseling Program by circling counseling on the encounter form. At check-out a copy of the patient's insurance card will be made in order to request pre-authorization for insurance to cover mental health services. This must be completed before the first appointment can be scheduled.
Currently, we have a wait list for patients interested in pursuing psychotherapy in clinic. We recommend referring elsewhere for the following:
- PHQ score less than 10 - consider local mental health referral
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As redistricting hearings continue, a push for more minority districts
June 30, 2011
BOSTON, Massachusetts: At a June 13, 2011 redistricting committee hearing in Lawrence, a citizens group offered a proposal to legislators that would create additional Latino majority-minority districts in the Massachusetts General Court.[1]
The Dominican American National Roundtable offered a version of the maps that would alter the districts currently held by Senators Barry Finegold (D) and Steven Baddour (D). The proposal would move Lawrence from Finegold's district to Baddour's. The two House district proposals would create two Lawrence-based districts each with more than 70 percent of the population composed of Latino voters. Lawrence is the New England's most Latino city.[1]
Much of the attention thus far in 2011 has gone to the Congressional redistricting as Massachusetts is losing one seat. No incumbent has indicated a desire to retire, and with an entirely Democratic delegation the elimination process has proven controversial.
On Wednesday, U.S. House Representatives Michael Capuano and Stephen Lynch each traveled to Boston to personally meet with the two power-brokers in redistricting -- State House rep Michael Moran (Massachusetts) (D) and State senator Stanley Rosenberg (D), co-chairs of the redistricting committee.[2]
The final public hearing on redistricting will be held on July 11. Legislators will then prepare maps for debate in the fall. Rosenberg said they are expected lawsuits to likely occur at some point in the process.
See also
- Redistricting in Massachusetts
- Massachusetts State Senate
- Massachusetts House of Representatives
- Massachusetts Legislature


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Currently Fiora's Passive looks like this: Duelist: Fiora regenerates 7 + (1 × level) health over 6 seconds each time she deals damage. Striking champions will cause this effect to stack up to 4 times. Duelist will proc whenever Fiora autoattacks or lands Lunge or Blade Waltz. Duelist will not proc with the magic damage dealt by Riposte's active. My suggestion: Duelist: Fiora regenerates 7 + (1 × level) health over 6 seconds each time she deals damage. Striking champions will cause this effect to stack up to 4 times. Duelist will proc whenever Fiora autoattacks or damages an enemy. This change increases Fiora's Sustain through use of Riposte and Item Actives. Additonally the same change would be applied to Burst of Speed, allowing faster MS stacks.
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I feel like this would be nice. Fiora needs to be able to step back up and claim her title of the Grand Duelist. I would actually like to have the chanced to get jacked up by a fiora in 1v1 and be able to say, Oh, that's right, she's made to do that.
How about we make Duelist a not-useless passive? It's 1-5 HP regen per second, give or take a decimal place, at level 1. At level 18, it's 4-17. AFTER auto attacking. For 6 seconds. Meanwhile in Nasus' world, one auto attack at level 1 usually begets visible healing numbers, especially with his Q. I mean, I know it'd be ridiculous to ask for Nasus' passive on Fiora, but come on. The bruiser's sustain is 10 times more reliable and at least 3 times as good as the melee carry's.
Remember, in order to stack Duelist, you need to trade. Considering that Duelist is a HoT, if you're going against a bursty champion (or even Singed, for goodness sake), your HPS isn't enough to give you that advantage over your opponent. Most of the time. Here's an idea: why can't we let Riposte reflect ANYTHING? Sivir and Nocturne both have shields that will block an ability... let's add that feature to Fiora, considering she has absolutely no escape mechanism. Similar characters, such as Yi, Olaf, and Jax, all have escapes or mechanisms that can be used to escape... where's Fiora's? (Especially considering that Fiora's bases are even less tanky than other options... ouch.)
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Beer and Pretzel Caramels
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"This recipe so embodies everything about us and why we started Liddabit that we just had to share it. Its a little out-there, its fun, its delectable; theres a good hit of salt and a touch of bitterness. We had to do a lot of improvising to come up with the final recipe, and it was very much a labor of love."
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- 7.00 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter
- 1 teaspoon(s) unsalted butter, for greasing the baking sheet
- 1.00 cup(s) heavy (whipping) cream
- 3.00 cup(s) granulated sugar
- 1/3 cup(s) barley malt syrup (see below)
- 1 tablespoon(s) barley malt syrup (see below)
- 2.00 teaspoon(s) fine sea salt
- 4.00 tablespoon(s) Beer Reduction
- 1 teaspoon(s) Beer Reduction
- 2.50 cup(s) crushed and sifted crunchy pretzels (see below)
- 1.00 teaspoon(s) coarse sea salt
Beer Reduction
- 6 bottle(s) beer, (12 ounces each), preferably a strong dark ale
- Grease the bottom and sides of the baking sheet with the 1 teaspoon butter, and set it aside on a heatproof surface.
- Combine the cream, sugar, malt syrup, fine sea salt, and the 7 tablespoons butter in a large (6- to 8-quart) stockpot. Stir a couple of times with the heatproof spatula just to make sure there arent any big clumps of dry sugar, and then bring to a boil over high heat.
- Reduce the heat to medium and insert the candy thermometer. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the mixture reaches 252 degrees F (hard ball stage), about 20 minutes. (Watch it closely: once it reaches 240 degrees F(soft ball stage), after about 15 minutes, youll want to stay nearby and stir it more frequently as it tends to scorch on the bottom of the pot.) Remove the pot from the heat.
- Stir in the Beer Reduction, then the pretzels and coarse sea salt. Mix thoroughly, scraping the bottom of the pot several times to incorporated everything.
- Put on your oven mitts and carefully (seriouslyplease be careful!) pour the caramel onto the prepared baking sheet. Spread it out with the spatula, distributing the pretzel pieces as evenly as possible. Allow it to cool until its firm to the touch, 1 to 2 hours.
- Run the tip of a sharp chefs knife around the edges of the baking sheet to loosen the caramel. Turn it out onto the lined cutting board, cut it into 1- by 1 1/2-inch pieces, and wrap them in the wax twisting papers.
- Store the caramels in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 weeks (let them come to room temperature before you eat them!).
- Beer Reduction: Pour the contents of 3 of the bottles into a large (6 to 8 quart) pot, and place it over high heat. Stir frequently to dissipate the carbonation and prevent the liquid from boiling over. Once the beer is at a rolling boil, slowly add another bottle and, stirring constantly, bring to a boil again. Repeat until all the beer is in the pot.
- Cook the beer over high heat, stirring constantly, until all the carbonation has dissipated and it's no longer in danger of boiling over, about 20 minutes.
- Reduce the heat to medium and continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until the volume of the liquid is dramatically reduce (to about 1/2 cup) and the reduction has the consistency of real maple syrup (it will thicken to the consistency of fakey pancake syrup as it cools). Remove from the heat and allow it to cool to room temperature.
- Store the reduction in an airtight container. It will keep in the fridge for up to 1 month.
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Barley malt syrup, made from sprouted barley grains, is what bridges the gap in this recipe between the innocuous buttery flavor of the base caramel and the sharper zing of the reduced beer. It has a toasty, rich flavor that adds depth but isnt too assertive on its own, perfectly bringing together all the other flavors. You can buy it at any natural foods market, such as Whole Foods.
Snyders of Hanover is a good, widely available choice for the pretzels; the crushed pieces should be about 1/2 inch. Sift them before they go into the caramel, otherwise you will end up with a lot of pretzel dust ruining the lovely texture of the candy.
Wrapper's Delight: If youre planning on eventually making more than one recipe of chews, caramels, or anything else that needs to be wrapped individually, its worth investing in a package of wax twisting papers. Wrapping chewy candies individually helps protect them from humidity, thus extending their shelf life (and keeping them from sticking together). You can cut your own wrappers out of parchment or wax paper 3-inch squares are perfect but that can get tedious after wrapper number 50 or so. That said, if you have a paper cutter, go ahead and use it!
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Owned by Vanessa Branson (sister of Sir Richard), El Fenn encompasses three interconnected Medina palaces, houses 18 rooms (some of which top 1,000 square feet), and is tended by 48 staff membersmaking it one of the largest riads in Marrakesh. But it's not just size that matters and this mega-riad pulls out all the stops in the decor department too. Traditional Moroccan design is whimsically updated in the guest rooms with brash touches such as leather floors, floating staircases, and prints and paintings by big-time modern artists, including Bridget Reilly, Terry Frost, and Fiona Rae. (Ms. Branson is also a noted London gallery owner and art collector, and her connections there make this a popular escape for the Brit media mafia.) If you can spare $400 per night (breakfast and afternoon tea are inclusive), book Suite 19: A glass-bottomed plunge pool on this duplex's private terrace forms the ceiling of the salon below. Public spaces conform to the over-the-top philosophy tooan "installation" of 20 pairs of Moroccan slippers greets guests in the entry foyer, beyond which are tropical courtyards laid with Carrera marble, two heated outdoor pools, a screening room, a marble hammam, more modern art, and even a terrace-top putting green.
From the editors of Condé Nast Traveler:
This sublime ten-roomer is a perfect combination of Asian glamour and pedigreed European-style creature comforts. The huge marble or tadlekt bathtubs fill with hot water in under a minute, the assortment of in-room CDs includes both Madonna and Algerian raï singers, the traditional courtyard garden has a marble fountain that trickles into a rose-petal-filled basin, and the second-floor library is stocked with an enviable array of English- and French-language books and magazines. Each room is unique, decorated with exquisite local tiles, handcrafts, and furniture and hung with edgy canvases by contemporary British artists. By year's end, a major expansion will add one of the largest open-air pools in Marrakech, a hammam, and a gym.2005 Hot ListWhen to go: Skip scorching July and August in favor of May, June, September, and October.
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Jeffrey H. Sloman, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, Michael K. Fithen, Special Agent in Charge, U.S. Secret Service, Miami Field Office, and Al Lamberti, Sheriff, Broward County Sheriff's Office, announced that Jerry Arthur Riggs, Jacqueline Lopez, and Novelette "Faye" Hanse, all of Broward County, Florida, were charged in a nine count Indictment in connection with their participation in a mortgage fraud scheme. The case has been assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Kenneth A. Marra in West Palm Beach, Florida. The defendants made their initial appearances this morning before U.S. Magistrate Linnea R. Johnson.
More specifically, the defendants are charged with conspiracy to commit fraud, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 371; three counts of mail fraud, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1341; four counts of wire fraud, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1343; and one count of making a false statement to a government agency, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1001. If convicted, the conspiracy and false statement counts carry a maximum penalty of five years' imprisonment. The mail fraud and wire fraud counts carry a maximum penalty of twenty years' imprisonment.
According to the Indictment, the defendants engaged in a scheme to enrich themselves by fraudulently causing real property in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties to be bought and sold through straw buyers, using identities that had been stolen from unwitting individuals. In order to obtain mortgages on these properties, the defendants allegedly submitted and caused the submission of fraudulent documents to the mortgage lenders. Based on these false documents, the mortgage lenders issued approximately $2,000,000 in loans to the defendants and their co-conspirators.
Mr. Sloman commended the investigative efforts of the U.S. Secret Service and the Broward County Sheriff's Office. This case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Laurie E. Rucoba.
An Indictment is only an accusation and a defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.
A copy of this press release may be found on the website of the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida at http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/fls. Related court documents and information may be found on the website of the District Court for the Southern District of Florida at http://www.flsd.uscourts.gov or on http://pacer.flsd.uscourts.gov.


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Best castle hotels in Europe
We've all dreamt of living fairytale lives, where we are stately kings and beautiful queens with a thousand people tending to every silly little need of ours. And over time, of course, these childhood fantasies may have faded and jaded, but now's just not the time to give up! Revive those royal desires and check into one of the many old castles in Europe for a plush, dreamy holiday. With never-ending landscapes and magical views, Condé Nast Traveller picks out five of its favourite castle-hotels for guests who don't mind paying a pretty penny to spend a night or two like royalty.
Ashford Castle, Ireland
Built in 1228 and transformed into a luxury hotel in 1939, Ashford Castle sits on the west coast of Ireland. Replete with towers, turrets and even a drawbridge, it is a castle in every sense of the word. Medieval-looking on the outside, the interiors are adorned with rich fabrics, furnishings, and priceless works of art; while modern amenities help you blend in seamlessly. The castle's grounds encompass 350 acres and outdoor activities range from clay-shooting and archery to horseback riding, fishing, golf, cycling and falconry. There are four dining options available here—the formal George V Dining Room, the casual Cullen's at the Cottage, the leisurely Drawing Room and the Cocktail Bar.
Room to book: We recommend you book one of the Staterooms. Though not as lavish as a suite, the Staterooms are located in the oldest section of the castle—dating back to the 13th century—and as a result have gorgeous fireplaces, four-poster beds and antique furniture. They even come with a sherry decanter!
Ashford Castle, Cong, Co Mayo, Ireland (+353 94 954 6003; www.ashford.ie) Staterooms from Rs 29,107.
Château d'Esclimont, France
An hour-long road journey from Paris brings you to the gates of Château d'Esclimont. Surrounded by 150 acres of groves and protected parkland and encircled by a moat, this renaissance-style property has 52 rooms and suites. It also features a cellar that houses over 400 wines, a beautiful swimming pool for use in summer, rambling grounds and a world-class gourmet restaurant. Onsite activities include biking, horse riding, tennis and hot-air balloon rides.
Room to book: The Exclusive Suite – with high ceilings, a huge four-poster bed, a private lounge, an all-black marble bathroom and uninterrupted views of the pond and parkland. Don't let its old-world charm fool you though: it's decked out with the latest gizmos including WiFi and a large flat-screen television.
Château d'Esclimont, St Symphorien-le-Chateau, France (+33 02 3731 1515; www.slh.com) Exclusive Suite from Rs 62,465.
Castello Del Nero hotel & Spa, Italy
Tuscany's wine region of Chianti is home to this luxe property. Close to Florence, Castello Del Nero is a 12th-century castle surrounded by 700 acres of trademark Tuscan landscape—rolling green hills, vineyards and olive groves. A quintessential Italian castle—without the towers and turrets of its European neighbours—Castello Del Nero's location is ideal for exploring the ancient cities of Florence, Siena and Pisa. It was probably something that the original owners took into consideration before building it. The castle has been restored and preserved so that its guests may appreciate its rich history which includes frescoes that are at least a hundred years old, family crests and high-vaulted ceilings. Accommodation here comprises 50 rooms and 18 suites with traditional cotto (terracotta) tiles and mosaic and marbled bathrooms. Don't leave without a meal at the famous La Torre restaurant which was originally the castle's stables but now serves traditional Tuscan fare using the freshest local ingredients. Also check into the ESPA before you leave and try the Sea salt and Tuscan rosemary body exfoliation for some serious pampering.
Room to book: Never slept in a room with frescoes? Here's your chance. The frescoed Deluxe Suites – located in the main building – come with king or queen-sized beds, down duvets and even cashmere bed blankets; in case the in-room fireplace doesn't keep you warm enough.
Castello Del Nero Hotel & Spa, Italy, Strada Spicciano, Tavarnelle Val di Pesa, Firenze, Italy (+39 055 80 64 70; www.castellodelnero.com) Deluxe Suite from Rs 76,995.
Althoff Grand Hotel Schloss Bensberg, Germany
When Prince-Elector Johann Wilhelm II of Duesseldorf decided to build this baroque castle, he looked to the grandeur of Versailles in France and Winchester Castle in England for inspiration. Overlooking Cologne, Althoff Grand Hotel Schloss Bensberg is an 84-room 35-suite property with frescoed staircases, old paintings, intricately-sculpted entryways and a gorgeous library. There are two restaurants here: the German fine-dining Vendôme, helmed by Michelin star-chef Joachim Wissler, and Trattoria Enoteca, which serves fine Mediterranean fare with an in-house wine and olive oil shop. There are also two bars—the Lobby and Chimney Bar. The Beauty & Leading Spa has a sauna, fitness centre and a large swimming pool plus a range of beauty treatments.
Room to book: The Standard Suite has a large sitting area and an enticing marble bathroom. If you happen to book at the right time, the hotel even upgrades you to the next level suite free of charge.
Althoff Grand Hotel Schloss Bensberg, Kadettenstrasse, D-51429 Bergisch Gladbach / Cologne, Germany (+49 2 204 420; www.schlossbensberg.com) Suite from Rs 18,898
Thornbury Castle, England
History buffs will rejoice at this amazing property that was built in 1510 by the third Duke of Buckingham. It is the only Tudor castle in England that has been converted into a hotel. In fact, even King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn had stayed here during their tumultuous marriage and took walks in the expansive grounds. For those looking to explore England's West Country, Thornbury Castle is perfect as it is surrounded by the Georgian city of Bath and Stonehenge, the medieval Tinturn Abbey, the city of Cardiff, and the Cotswolds with its quaint villages. There are only 27 guestrooms here and they all have beautiful period furniture including four-poster beds, tapestries, and gorgeous views of the surrounding parkland and River Severn. During your stay here, you can expect in-room sherry decanters and tea-trays with hot chocolate, a soothing comfort for those cold rainy days. Be sure to eat at The Tower Dining Room, a hexagonal dining room that oozes old-world charm with its large open fireplace and arrow-slit windows. There is The Baron's Sitting Room, a wood-panelled room perfect for a quiet drink. Outdoor activities include archery, falconry, quad biking, fishing and croquet. The hotel also has a 500-year-old vineyard with delicious vintage wines.
Room to book: There's no point living in castle that hosted royals if you're not going to live like one. If you can make it up the 77-odd steps of the South Wing tower, the view from the Superior Deluxe room is well worth the climb. Not to mention, it's supposed to have the largest four-poster bed in all of England which is 10ft across—king-size indeed!
Thornbury Castle, Castle Street, Thornbury, BS35 1HH, England (+44 1454 281182; www.thornburycastle.co.uk) Superior Deluxe at Rs 55,525
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The Boeing X-46 was a proposed unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) that was to be developed in conjunction with the U.S. Navy and DARPA as a naval carrier-based variant of the Boeing X-45 UCAV being developed for the U.S. Air Force. Two contracts for technology demonstrators were awarded in June 2000, to Boeing for the X-46A and to Northrop Grumman for the X-47A.
However, in April 2003, the Air Force and the Navy efforts were formally combined under the joint DARPA/USAF/Navy J-UCAV program, later renamed J-UCAS (Joint Unmanned Combat Air Systems), and the X-46 program was terminated as redundant.
The J-UCAS program was later terminated.[1]
A Navy-only N-UCAS demonstrator program started in the summer of 2006.[2] Boeing will use material developed for the X-46 and X-45 to propose the X-45N as a naval UCAV demonstrator.[3]
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