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The Fray Perform 'Love Don't Die' in New York City [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]
The Fray joined PopCrush in New York to perform 'Love Don't Die,' the first single off of the band's fourth studio album, 'Helios.'
The Fray joined PopCrush in New York to perform 'Love Don't Die,' the first single off of the band's fourth studio album, 'Helios.'
Season 13 contestants Jena Irene and Caleb Johnson proved their friendship extends beyond the competition when he escorted her to the North Farmington High School prom!
Things got a little scary at the premiere of 'Maleficent' in Hollywood, California last night (May 28) -- and it had nothing to do with the movie. While walking the red carpet with Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt became the victim of an attack, getting punched in the face by notorious Hollywood menace Vitali Sediuk (the same man who groped Bradley Cooper, kissed Will Smith, grabbed Leonardo DiCaprio's crotch, crashed Adele's Grammy win and crawled under America Ferrera's skirt.)
The 22nd edition of the World Music Awards took place on Tuesday, May 27 at the Monte Carlo Sporting Club in Monaco. There were big names from around the world there to perform and collect their awards, all dressed to the nines to celebrate their world-renown superstardom.
After a busy wedding weekend which included a pre-wedding rehearsal dinner in Versailles, France and a lavish ceremony in Florence, Italy, newlywed couple Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have arrived in Ireland for the beginning of their honeymoon.
While the Kardashians and Jenners united for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding celebration in Italy, one family member decided to fly home early back to Los Angeles without witnessing the ceremony: Kim's brother, Rob Kardashian.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West officially tied the knot yesterday after a grand wedding weekend that started in France and ended in Italy. And while many prominent figures from entertainment and fashion attended the affair, there were two people noticeably missing from the ceremonies: Jay Z and Beyonce.
The internet has been hit with a wave of parents lip-syncing to their kids' favorite songs, with a heavy emphases on any and all tracks from Disney's 'Frozen.' The newest lip-sync video making the rounds has the bonuses of being a new song (no offense to 'Frozen'--we still love you) and the participation of the kid! Watch this dad and his daughter knock out Iggy Azalea's 'Fancy.'
Throwback Thursday — or #TBT, as it's commonly referred — has become a social media favorite. The fad caught on like wildfire, and now it's impossible to scroll through Twitter, Instagram or Facebook without seeing friends, family members and our favorite celebrities sharing old school memories.
Cody Simpson sent his loyal fanbase into a tizzy last night (May 18) when he posted a naked photo of himself on Instagram!
There is a reason (OK, a million) why Jennifer Lopez became the first woman ever to win the Icon Award at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards tonight -- and her unbelievable performance of 'First Love' showed us all why.
There were a lot of whispers about what to expect of the Michael Jackson world premiere performance expected at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards. The carefully-kept secret was revealed this evening (May 18) during the King of Pop's performance of 'Slave to the Rhythm.'


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Mary Laris, 96, of State College, died Saturday, November 16, 2013, at Mount Nittany Medical Center, State College.
Born August 6, 1917, in Queens, NY, she was the daughter of the late Constantine and Christina Vlamakis Louvitakis. On June 22, 1940, she married Christopher Laris, who preceded her in death in October, 1959.
She is survived by two children, Goldie Janet Kroger and her husband, Manfred, of State College, and Christine Lebeau of Waco, TX; four grandchildren, Jonathan Ryckman of Cincinnati, OH, Hans Kroger of White Plains, NY, Erika von Grote of Roanoke, TX, and Stefan Kroger of State College; two great-grandchildren, Nicholas Fry and Thomas von Grote.
Mary was a graduate of Ambridge High School. She took courses at New York University to satisfy her interests in art history, French, and office management.
She worked for 20 years in New York City and 5 years in San Francisco in various administrative positions. After retirement, she lived in Philadelphia for several years, eventually moving to State College to be near family.
Mary was Greek Orthodox by faith. She was an active Democrat, and volunteered for John V. Lindsay's 1965 New York City Mayoral campaign, among others. She enjoyed the arts and volunteered for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Funeral services will be private at the convenience of the family.
Burial will be in Graysville Cemetery.
Arrangements are under the care of Koch Funeral Home, State College. Online condolences and signing of the guest book may be entered at www.kochfuneralhome.com.

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Weights & Dimensions
Product Type: Kitchen Island | Base Material: Wood |
Counter Material: Wood | Exterior Shelves: Yes
Drawers Included: Yes
| Cabinets Included: Yes
Cutting Board: Yes | Drop Leaf: Yes |
Stools Included: No | Wheels: Yes
Wine Storage: No | Stemware Storage: No |
Finished Back: Yes | Weight Capacity: 300 Pounds |
Shelf Weight Capacity: 100 Pounds | Commercial Use: Yes |
Eco-Friendly: Yes | Product Care: Oil regularly with mineral oil |
Country of Manufacture: United States |
Assembly Required: Yes
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Product Warranty: Replacement parts available for up to 5 years of for the duration of manufacturing. |
About the Manufacturer
Catskill Craftsmen is the nation's leading manufacturer of domestic hardwood ready-to-assemble kitchen carts, islands, and work centers. Catskill also manufactures gourmet butcher block chopping blocks, cutting boards, hardwood cabinets and furniture, plus book carts and racks. Located in Stamford, New York, Catskill Craftsmen has been producing quality wooden products for over 55 years.Catskill Craftsmen is located in Stamford, New York, a small rural village nestled in the northern sections of the Catskill Mountains, at the headwaters of both the Schoharie and Delaware rivers.
Catskill Craftsmen began operations in 1948, and has developed over the years, becoming the nation's leading manufacturer of RTA (ready to assemble) hardwood kitchen islands, carts, and work-centers. The company is privately held, and takes great pride in its products and services.
Sixty dedicated employees work hard to insure that our products are delivered rapidly and meet your satisfaction. Catskill's manufactured items are made from naturally self-sustaining, non-endangered North American hardwoods, primarily birch and hard rock maple. Lumber is purchased from area sawmills, then dried, manufactured, and packaged on site. All sawdust, shavings and waste materials generated during the manufacturing process is converted into wood pellet fuel, and used to heat homes. Catskill is proud to say, "our operations generate no wood waste".
Catskill is also a leading manufacturer of exclusive, private label kitchen workcenters for the trade. Their products are described as "high quality at fair prices".
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Made in USA Robert from Mayfield, NY– Verified Buyer The size is perfect for my small kitchen. One negative is the wheels are not tight enough when pushed in and I needed to glue each one to secure them. Some of the wood (side panels, shelf) are man made, but look well. I needed to get some sand paper to smooth over an area on the counter top surface. You need to have patients and take your time when putting this cart together. The instructions are not 100 thorough. The drawer slider rails can be tricky when assembling. I had some mineral oil and gave it a heavy application when I was done assembling. Overall, I am satisfied with my cart and would advise others to buy it. |
An all around win! Eddie D from Biscayne Park, FL– Verified Buyer This kitchen cart has played so many roles since it arrived. It was easy to assemble and very nice looking when it was put together. It fits the spot it was order for to the tee. On holidays, it is perfect as a place to put food as they are finished in the kitchen. The counters are open to cook on. The cart is sturdy and is a great surface to prepare food. An all around win! |
Exactly what I wanted Boris from Bridgewater, VA– Verified Buyer Looks, functionality and construction are great. I bought it as a work station and storage area that I can roll away when guests come. My number one concern was for a place where my meat slicer (a fairly large one) could be stored and operated. It meets those needs very well. |
Useful cart. Shirin, from Irvine, CA– Verified Buyer Nice for small kitchen. Assembly was not so easy though. |
Great Price! Great Quality! Jeanette from Tennessee Great quality at a great price. That pretty much sums up this kitchen cart. Assembly was a little more difficult than we expected, but we got it to work out just fine. |
excellent craftsmanship Maggie from SanFrancisco CA– Verified Buyer I wish there was more storage - I would have liked another drawer instead of the open shelf. I purchased this cart because I need extra counter workspace and the drop leaf extensions create a counter-height/bar stool eating table for two people. |
Nice Robert from Camden, TN– Verified Buyer It's nice to have in the kitchen. Not all hard wood like they said though. |
Beautiful product thenancinator from douglaston, NY– Verified Buyer Very happy with this cart - very attractive and solid. Had one problem with a drawer front - quickly fixed. One complaint - top drawer does not have a "stopper"? (might be my fault). There is nothing to stop the drawer from being pulled out from the unit. Did I do something wrong? probably! Overall, very happy with this cart and would buy from this company again. |
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Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Stealing Life
Posted by Angela at 9:37 PM 0 Comments
Labels: anorexia, Eat Breathe Thrive, health, recovery, sadness, writing, yoga
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Your Name
dangling from frozen branches
like the wind
whispered in my mind
My futile voice called out
the suspension of breath hovering in mid air
the words
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Thrive Tribe Kansas
Posted by Angela at 5:34 PM 0 Comments
Labels: body image, Chelsea Roff, Darling Yoga, Eat Breathe Thrive, eating disorders, healing, recovery, yoga
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Effects On The Heart
Posted by Angela at 6:50 PM 1 Comments
Labels: asperger's syndrome, autism, work, writing
We pack and repack our suitcases
Before leaving
Angela Minard 2015©
Photograpy by~ Cherilyn Ferroggiaro "Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever"
Posted by Angela at 6:00 AM 0 Comments
Labels: poetry
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Behind Your Wings
Posted by Angela at 6:45 PM 0 Comments
Saturday, January 3, 2015
"Allow beauty to shatter you regularly. The loveliest people are the ones who have been burnt and broken and torn at the seams, and yet still stand, their open hearts into the world to mend with love again, and again, and again. You must allow yourself to feel your life while your in it."~ Victoria Erickson
Friday, January 2, 2015
At The Party
My heart
Posted by Angela at 1:44 PM 0 Comments
Labels: abandonment, grief, loss, love, poetry, Therapy, writing
Thursday, January 1, 2015
xoxoxo Angela
Posted by Angela at 11:28 AM 2 Comments
Sunday, December 28, 2014
What Do You Hear?
~ Rumi
Posted by Angela at 5:59 PM 4 Comments
Monday, December 22, 2014
Friday, December 19, 2014
I Continue
I continue...
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
I Understand
My heart is the compass
guiding me
either an angry fist
or an open vessel
overflowing with passion
or death
this I understand
when I listen...
Angela Minard 2014©
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Learning How to Say Goodbye
"Aparigraha advises us to travel light while on the spiritual path. We must let go of the old to make room for the new; we must grieve our dead and then let go in order to love the living...More difficult is the aspect of aparigraha that concerns worn out beliefs. Many of the basic assumptions that guide our daily choices are unconscious, unseen...Collectively, these old thoughts and ideas are an energy in our lives that rob us of the moment...just as we take boxes of old clothing to the Salvation Army, we can begin shedding our old ideas. I am not a hoarder, I am a non-relinquisher. I don't want to grieve the loss of anything. Aparigraha is an opportunity to learn how to say goodbye."
It is one of many fears that I have...This fear of doing without, losing people, and losing the dreams that I have worked so hard to build. These fears break my heart, making it difficult to truly enjoy what I do have, and on top of it I feel tremendous guilt for even having these feelings. It frustrates me to know that I need to learn how to relinquish because I'm at a loss on how precisely to accomplish such an elusive feat. If anyone has tips, I would love for you to share them with me!
"If I can let you go as trees let go/Their leaves, so casually, one-by-one/If I can come to know what they do know/Lose what I lose to keep what I keep/The strong root still alive under the snow/Love will endure-if I can let you go." ~May Sarton
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Labels: aparigraha, Fear, writing, yama's, yoga
Sunday, December 14, 2014
50/50 Chance
by your sudden disclosure
I will not be sorry
as our hearts ache together
You could not hold in your words
Posted by Angela at 8:41 PM 0 Comments
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Where I Am
another idea,
and another goal to reach toward,
Posted by Angela at 8:05 PM 0 Comments
Labels: Fear, teacher's training, Therapy, writing, yoga
Sunday, November 30, 2014
From Arguing To Reassurance
Posted by Angela at 5:43 PM 0 Comments
Labels: teacher's training, writing, yoga
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Haunted Houses
soft breath
beneath tender skin
Posted by Angela at 7:49 PM 0 Comments
Time For Action
Posted by Angela at 7:51 AM 0 Comments
Labels: writing
Saturday, November 15, 2014
I Belong
Posted by Angela at 9:36 PM 1 Comments
Monday, November 10, 2014
I Think About...
I'm a woman, made of flesh, muscle, blood, and bone.
My body flows through sun salutations, days of soreness, sorrow, laughter, and here I continue to stand, with all of my imperfections. I'm tired of hating my body, and I still haven't quite figured out how to love it, but I will continue to try.
Photograhy by~Jackie Heyen
Posted by Angela at 7:00 AM 1 Comments
Labels: anorexia, eating disorders, exercise, health, treatment, writing. body image, yoga
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
If you were naked
Posted by Angela at 11:47 PM 0 Comments
Monday, November 3, 2014
Posted by Angela at 8:33 PM 0 Comments
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Locking You Out
It wasn't the first time
Would I feel as safe
I knew the answer...
I imagined you angry
"Never come back!"
but this is all a lie...
I thought about the first time I met you
I found myself
I thought about locking you out...
Posted by Angela at 8:52 PM 0 Comments
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Nothing Nowhere
Posted by Angela at 10:29 PM 0 Comments
Labels: writing. poetry


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Topic Categories: Social Security Disability Definitions Social Security Disability and SSI Overview The Requirements for Disability Social Security Disability and SSI Applications Tips and Advice for Disability Claims How long does Disability take? Common Mistakes after Receiving a Disability Denial Social Security Disability and SSI Denials Social Security Disability and SSI Appeals Social Security Mental Disability Benefits Disability Benefits offered through Social Security Benefits through SSI disability Disability Benefits for Children Disability Qualifications and How to Qualify Social Security Disability and Working Winning your Disability Benefits Social Security Disability Back Pay Benefits Social Security Disability SSI Awards and Award Notices Disability Lawyers and Hiring an Attorney Social Security Disability SSI List of Conditions What is considered a Disabling condition by Social Security? Social Security Disability SSI and Medical Evidence Filing for Disability Benefits Eligibility for Disability Benefits SSDRC authored by Tim Moore Ask a question, get an answer |
Will an SSI or Social Security Exam help with the Decision?A disability exam may help with the decision a case. Or it may not. However, it really depends on what a person means by "help". To answer that, we should discuss why it is that social security sends claimants to examinations in the first place. The social security medical exam is actually something called a CE, or consultative examination. These exams are sometimes ordered by administrative law judges who hold disability hearings. But probably 95 percent of the time they are scheduled by disability examiners who are trying to make decisions on disability applications and reconsideration appeals. A CE is ordered by a disability examiner in just a couple of scenarios: 1) When the person filing for disability benefits has alleged on their application for disability that they have a certain physical or mental condition, but there is no evidence of them ever having received treatment for the condition. Depression is a condition that often fits this category. An individual will list depression when they file for disability; yet they have never received counseling, been prescribed medication, or even mentioned to a psychiatrist, or even their family doctor, that they are experiencing, or have experienced, depression. In some cases, claimants will allege that they have carpal tunnel syndrome or a back condition but have not been officially diagnosed or treated by a doctor. 2. When the person applying for disability has received a diagnosis for their condition and has received medical treatment in the past, but has not received recent medical treatment. For SSA, recent medical treatment means treatment received in the last 90 days. How important is recent medical treatment and having documentation of this? The social security administration takes the position that a person cannot be considered disabled as of the here and now (and, thus, cannot qualify for disability), if they do not have medical proof that is recent. Now that we've gone over why a social security exam is usually scheduled, we can state that consultative examinations definitely help in the sense that they allow a disability examiner to make a decision on a social security disability or SSI case. However, this does not mean that it, in any way, shape or form, pushes the case toward an approval. Speaking as a former disability examiner, I can state that in most instances the results of a consultative medical examination has little positive effect on a case. As was said, it usually just allows a decision to be made since it provides a small amount of recent evidence when it is lacking. Having said this, however, there are many cases that are already in the position of being approved for disability benefits based on the cumulative record but which are lacking recent records. In these cases, getting the results of a CE, i.e. a social security medical exam, will facilitate a case being approved. In other words, when a claimant is in the position of qualifying for disability, getting the report from a CE can simply tie up the loose lends and make the approval happen. Finally, there are cases in which the results of a CE do substantially provide evidence that results in the awarding of benefits. For example, when claimants are sent to a mental consultative exam, this is often to have memory or IQ testing done. And in cases for which memory impairment or low IQ are alleged, the results of this testing can provide a basis for approval. Also, in some cases, a physical CE will be a neurological exam or an appointment to have an XRAY done (at the government's expense, of course) and the medical information provided can also provide a needed basis for approval. Return to: Social Security Disability Resource Center, or read answers to Questions Information on the following topics can be found here: Social Security Disability Questions and in these subsections: Frequently asked questions about getting Denied for Disability Benefits | FAQ on Disability Claim Representation | Info about Social Security Disability Approvals and Being Approved | FAQ on Social Security Disability SSI decisions | The SSD SSI Decision Process and what gets taken into consideration | Disability hearings before Judges | Medical exams for disability claims | Applying for Disability in various states | Selecting and hiring Disability Lawyers | Applying for Disability in North Carolina | Recent articles and answers to questions about SSD and SSI These pages answer some of the most basic questions for individuals who are considering filing a claim. Filing for disability - How to file for SSD or SSI and the Information that is needed by Social Security How to Apply for Disability - What medical conditions can you apply and qualify for? Applying for Disability - How long does it take to get Social Security Disability or SSI benefits? What happens if I file a disability application and it is denied by a disability examiner or Judge? How to Prove you are disabled and qualify to win disability benefits How do you prove your disability case if you have a mental condition or impairment? Social Security Disability Back pay and How Long it Takes to Qualify for it and receive it Social Security Disability SSI - Eligibility Requirements and Qualifications Criteria |


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Dr. Tara M. McGowan explores the past, present, and future of Kamishibai, Japanese Paper Theater.
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Grade Level: ElementaryLearn about Japanese radio exercises, commonly taught in elementary school and used throughout all levels of education, and how to incorporate these into your classroom as a way to keep your students refreshed and alert.
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Rain brings winter chill to Delhi
The government on Tuesday admitted there is no unanimity among members of the panel that is drafting the lokpal bill and more consultations were needed.
Union ministers P Chidambaram and Kapil Sibal announced in a press conference in Delhi that the centre has written to all state governments and political parties, seeking their views on the lokpal bill.
The two ministers, however, insisted the panel's work was going well and it will be able to deliver a draft lokpal bill by June 30.
The 10-member panel, which is headed by finance minister Pranab Mukherjee and is drafting a strong anti-corruption bill, on Monday saw the government's representatives and civil society members disagreeing virtually on five of the six contentious issues taken up for discussion.
The government firmly ruled out bringing the prime minister and the higher judiciary within the purview of the lokpal. They also disagreed over allowing the lokpal to probe allegations of corruption inside Parliament against MPs. Social activist Anna Hazare's team, which forms the civil society side of the panel, said government's intentions were suspect."


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UW's offense will go as far as the running game can carry it; quarterback Allan Evridge can be effective and efficient, particularly if teams are forced to focus on UW's ground game; the defense, which was as vanilla as the offensive attack, still has issues in the back end; and the special teams will be solid, though probably not spectacular.
"Definitely a lot of things we can correct," said UW coach Bret Bielema, whose team faces a tougher test this week against visiting Marshall (1-0). "I think we are a good football team that can move forward if we just have big ears and the coaches do what they are supposed to do."
A review of the key plays in UW's 38-17 victory over Akron.
Allan Evridge's 3-yard touchdown pass to tight end Garrett Graham to cap a nine-play, 67-yard drive demonstrated the beauty of being able to run when you want.
UW ran the ball on seven of eight plays on the drive and, with Graham and tight end Mickey Turner on the field on second and goal from the 3, appeared bent on sticking to the ground game.
Turner lined up next to right tackle Eric Vanden Heuvel, with Graham on a wing to his right. Graham went in motion to the left, moved up the field and engaged safety Wayne Cobham as if he was run-blocking.
Evridge faked a handoff to Zach Brown, which drew eight Akron defenders up toward the line of scrimmage.
Graham disengaged from Cobham and was wide open on the left side for an easy score.
"In this game, our motto was, the better we run the football, the more we'll be able to throw," Bielema said. "It kind of sounds weird to say but all of our looks were off the run game."
This was the type of simple play UW didn't always contain in 2007.
On first and 10 from Akron's 8, Zips quarterback Chris Jacquemain dumped a pass into the right flat to tailback Andrew Johnson.
The pass didn't hit Johnson in stride, which gave UW's defenders a second or two to react.
Still, cornerback Mario Goins fought off a block and was in excellent position near the sideline to prevent Johnson from getting outside. Linebackers Blake Sorensen and Jaevery McFadden pursued from the inside.
Sorensen fought off an attempted block, McFadden flew in unblocked and the pair took Jones down at the 9 for a 1-yard gain.
McFadden's ability to sprint from the far hash to the numbers showed why the staff is excited about his capacity for making plays in space.
With just one punt, freshman Brad Nortman showed why the staff is excited about his potential.
Nortman was credited with a 58-yard punt, with 21 yards coming on a roll. However, it was the hang-time of more than 4 seconds that made the play successful.
The height of the punt allowed Prince Moody, the gunner on the left side of the UW formation, to get down the field and drive an Akron blocker into return man Andre Jones.
Both Akron players dropped to the turf, which allowed the ball to hit at the 27 and roll to the 6 before being downed.
Yet even without the roll, Nortman's hang time allowed Moody to be in position to make a play. At best, Jones would have had to attempt to make a fair catch under duress at the 27.
Akron's diverse offense was a good put-your-toe-in-the-water test for UW's defense, which struggled against the spread in 2007. But Akron is a lower-division MAC team that won't challenge for a title.
UW's offense must eliminate errors in the red zone and the defense must do a better job in pass coverage.


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Hi, my name is Luisa Joanne and I was born in NY but I have been living in Sicily for the past 34 years!
Sicily is beautiful, come and visit us!
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The room was nice, clean, & well equipped (it had a little kitchen area, including plates, pans, a fridge, etc., as well as & some basic food - you can make your own Espresso!) & the bed was comfortable, while the appartment was located near the city centre yet quiet. Luisa is a very nice, reliable lady, who told us everything we needed to know (and, I'm sure, she has a lot more information to offer). Altogether: everything was perfect, really.
Everything was perfect in Luisa's place! She even gave us a better room than the one we paid for. Luisa and her daughter were very friendly and gave us precious tips to better know Cefalu. The room was all that we expected and with a lovely view of the beach. We strongly recommend Luisa's place if you ever go to Cefalu!
We had a really nice room with a nice view of the sea! luisa was really friendly and helpful :)
Luisa made our arrival in Sicily easy and memorable, picking us up (for a fee, of course) at the Palermo airport, answering our questions, and delivering us to our "Roomantic" room without our even having to think. She was delightful and helpful, and provided a great introduction to the hospitality of Sicily. We originally thought we'd stay a few nights in Palermo to kick off our first visit here, but the more we read about it, the more we realized we'd rather be in a smaller town. Cefalu was the perfect choice: there's enough to see and do for 3 days or so (probably more in summertime -- we were here in February), and it's safe and beautiful, with a stunning blue sea on sunny days. The room was perfect: located up a steep hill about a 10 minute walk from the old town of Cefalu, with a stunning view of the sea, just like the photos show. There's a little grocery close by for anything you need. Be sure to try the aged provolone cheese there. And be sure to climb La Rocca -- it's not as bad a hike as some folks make it out to be.
Luisa is a very friendly and thoughtful host. She upgraded us to a nice apartment and it has great view of town and the sea. The apartment has everything that we need. It's also walking distance to town. It's a lovely stay!
We felt already before arriving that Luisa is very friendy host and so it was. She was waiting us with warm welcome. We stayed 1 night at her place, and we even thought maybe it is good idea to stay 1-2 day more in Cefalu, but our next destination was Catania and we moved foward. Place is very cute and romantic as it's described. In the kitchen is everything what we needed (gas stove, plates, pots, pans, some spices, olive oil, forks, spoons, wine opener etc.). In the evening we made a risotto and it was delicious. Bathroom was clean, towels and hair dryer were provided. Wi-Fi worked perfectly. Comfortable big bed. Very cozy place. And balcony.. what a view :) In the morning when you are sleepy it is good to make some steps to balcony and enjoy the morning. Near Luisa's place (150m) is supermarket, near that we parked our rented car, to avoid inclines. Not far away is town. Everything is very close. Sea is also very close, not far away to walk. Beach is clean and at that time (November) quite empty. So we enjoyed swimming. Clean, nice and romantic place. We definitely recommend to stay at Luisa's place. Thank you a lot for your warm welcome, Luisa! Wish you all the best :)
Luis's was a wonderful host. She was available for questions about the lovely city she lives in and even gave us a delicious treat from her garden. Her home is great, with a spectacular view of the town, the shower has plenty of hot water (hard to find sometimes in Italy), and we looked forward to the comfortable bed each night (especially after the nice hike up the hill to her house!) Thanks luisa!
Luisa met me at the railway station and gave me a mini-tour on the way home. She made sure I had everything I needed, and gave me a quick rundown on the stove, water, etc etc -- none of this is complicated but it's nice to be sure. I had asked her in advance if I could use the washing machine, and in fact she put my washing in with theirs and hung my clothes out to dry -- and then returned them folded!! This was way over the top in terms of service but I really appreciated it. The neighbourhood is fine, close to the centre and quiet. Luisa also gave me a map of Cefalu with the property marked on it, and showed me the various sights that I could visit and the best restaurants.
Thank you Michael and you are a great guest! I always fold my guests clothes...ahahah...however maybe there is a small misunderstanding about the wash in itself: we never mix in our guests clothes with our personal clothes because we just think it would not be correct to do so, but on our comfortable clothes line out on the balcony where the clothes are then hung, we have plenty of space for drying both our and your wash :-)
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I usually carry a Glock 19 in an IWB holster as my everyday carry. Concealed carry is not specifically prohibited where I work, and there is no written a weapons policy, but not wanting to take a chance of getting fired for it; I locked my gun in my car while at work in the office and put it back on whenever I left.
I had wanted to try out pocket carry with a snub nose revolver so that I would feel that the gun was hidden enough to wear at work. I was looking for an aluminum frame shrouded hammer gun so the only two options were the S&W bodyguard series or the Charter Arms On Duty.
The Charter was well over $100 less than the S&Ws and not wanting to pay too much for a gun I was not sure I would carry that much I bought the Charter Arms.
The revolver weighs a little over 12oz unloaded and 15.5 loaded. It has a 2in Stainless Steel barrel and 5 shot cylinder. It had full size finger groove rubber grips. They do reduce the concealment a little, but fit my hand perfectly and do help reduce recoil with the +P loads.
The fit and finish are not at the S&W level but are just fine for a pocket carry gun. Other than the front sight (and its not bad), there are no sharp edges and the only tool marks visible are a few inside the cylinder flutes and inside the crane.
The sight are minimal snub nose style but the front blade is wide and it shoots to point of aim with 158 loads and a little low with 125 loads.
I dry fired the gun quite a lot before shooting and the trigger pull is very smooth and not too heavy the cylinder hand locks the cylinder just before firing and so there is a slight stacking at that point, but it is unnoticeable in rapid double action fire. I do not have a trigger pull gauge but estimate the double action about 10 pounds and the single about 4.
Charter advertises a very short lock time and compared to the Rossie, Taurus and Smith & Wesson I have had it is true.
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First group 125gr jsp Winclean Winchester
Second group 158gr LSWC
Third group 125gr JHP +P
I then moved up to 10 yards and fired two handed double action rapid fire.
First group 125gr jsp Winclean Winchester
Second group 158gr LSWC
Third group 125gr JHP +P the recoil from these opened the group up a little
Head shot group 158gr LSWC
I wanted to try out the gun as it was most likely to be used so the next groups were double taps drawing from the pocket holster and point shooting from the hip as fast as I could draw and fire.
First 125gr JHP +P
Second 125gr JHP +P
Third 5 rounds 125gr JHP +P.
As is to be expected from a revolver function was 100%
I had heard some bad reviews about the Charter Arms guns, but my sample worked great, all pins and screws stayed tight, lockup was perfect, no spitting or shaving from the cylinder gap, clean ejection of empty cases.
For a revolver this light, recoil was not bad at all. The +p loads definitely had a sharper kick, but the grips soaked it up nicely and after 75 rounds it was never uncomfortable or painful.
I have been carrying it in my front pocket at work for a week now and it disappears in a cheap Uncle Mikes #3 holster. The shrouded hammer provides a really smooth draw and I have not had it hang up once in practice draws.
I am very pleased with this gun. I dont know how durable it will be long term, but I expect I will carry it a lot and shoot it very little.


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Diary - Bombardier Langley Clarke, World War I, 11 Jul 1915-11 Jul 1917 Reg. No: ST 036325
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- Diary of Bombardier L.E. Clarke, 40 th Battery, 24th Brigade, AIF, 11 July 1915 to 11 July 1917. Two small notebooks, entries mainly in pencil, some in ink. First volume commences at 11 July 1915 and closes 12 November 1916; second continues from 13 november 1916 to 11 July 1917. The two volumes also contain a collection of songs.
Langley Edward Clarke (regimental number 1015) was a 22-year-old labourer from Pontville, Tasmania, who enlisted on 21 September 1914. He was assigned to the 15th Infantry Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade, G Company. He was sent to Broadmeadows for training, then embarked from Melbourne on the 'Ceramic' on 22 December 1914. He became a gunner and was wounded at Gallipoli. In March 1916, after his recovery, he was transferred to the 4th Australian Division Artillery and sent to fight in Fance, where he was promoted to bombadier. In January 1917 he was transferred to the 10th Field Artillery Brigade and subsequently was posted to the 38th Battalion. On 18 July 1917 he was severley gassed, and after treatment in England was shipped back to Australia unfit. He was discharged from the Army on 29 January 1918. - Description:
- Two volumes of a hand-written diary. The first volume is bound in dark brown leather, with rounded corners. Paper is off-white, ruled with vertial and horizontal lines. Diary written in combination of purple and lead pencil. Small slot for pencil in back cover of diary. The second volume has a hard cover bound in blue cloth (new very deteriorated, particularly at edges). The diary opens vertically, and is written down each pair of open pages. Each page is off-white, and ruled with faint lines. A black elastic strap (now with little elasticity and over-stretched) is intended to hold the diary closed.
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- Donation from Mr Hardy Enscoe, 1986
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Themes this item is part of: | Arms Collection, Public Life & Institutions Collection, Langley Edward Clarke, AIF (circa 1892-1966) |
Primary Classification: | MILITARY HISTORY |
Secondary Classification: | Personal Effects |
Tertiary Classification: | diaries |
Inscriptions: | [Extensive Text] |
Author: | Bombardier Langley Clarke, Jul 1915-Jul 1917 |
Place Made: | France |
Place Made: | Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey |
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Applied Optics, Vol. 36, Issue 13, pp. 2990-2994 (1997)
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The behavior of a Faraday-active turbid medium under ultrafast optical excitation is investigated. As the degree of polarization of early arriving photons is mostly preserved during the first 100 ps after the arrival of the ballistic component, the possibility of using the magneto-optical rotation of the light polarization as a new tool for tissue characterization is addressed. A technique is proposed for determining photon-scattering statistics in turbid biological media. The analysis is performed on the basis that photons trapped in multiple-scattering events leave the medium with larger induced rotation angles. A measurement of the magneto-optical rotatory power of turbid biological samples is possible if only the early arriving unscattered photons are probed.
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Original Manuscript: May 29, 1996
Revised Manuscript: September 16, 1996
Published: May 1, 1997
Egberto Munin, "Picosecond magneto-optical phenomena in turbid media: toward magneto-optical characterization of highly scattering biological samples," Appl. Opt. 36, 2990-2994 (1997)
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Hundred and Seventh Session |
Rome, May 2004 |
Progress Report on the Implementation of the External Auditor's Recommendations |
This Report is presented for discussion by the Finance Committee and summarises the progress made by the Organization to implement the recommendations of the External Auditor, as set out in the 2000-2001 biennium long form audit report or as brought forward from previous biennia, which had not been fully implemented at the time of the previous Session.
External Auditor's Recommendation |
Priority |
External Auditor's Suggested Timetable |
Action taken, status and time-frame for implementation |
Auditor's Comments |
FINANCIAL MATTERS Format of the Financial Statements Manual Adjustments I recommend that the Organization critically review the chart of accounts to identify further possibilities of reducing manual adjustments (See paragraph 12). |
Significant |
Before the 2002-03 closure |
This task has been completed. Status: Implemented |
This is under verification. |
Rounding Policy I recommend that, starting with the 2002-03 financial statements, a note relating to the rounding policy be included clearly indicating the level of rounding off. [paragraph 18] |
Merits attention |
For the 2002-03 accounts |
The rounding policy applicable to the Organization's financial statements is now stated in a note to the biennial accounts. Status: Implemented |
Verified. |
Financial Position of the Organization Applicable Rules and Regulations for Employment of Retirees I recommend the following:
Significant |
Early in 2003 |
While the partnership programme on the use of retired experts at present addresses the issues raised by the External Auditor, the Organisation recognises the need for a further review of these issues in the light of the experience gathered since the implementation of the programme, with a view to formulating a more comprehensive and effective policy. Amendments will be made to the relevant Manual Section. |
Progress on this matter will be verified after implementation is reported. |
MANAGEMENT MATTERS Implementation of the "Oil for Food" Programme Management of the Locally Generated Funds I recommend that the Organization continue to make the necessary efforts to solve all pending matters regarding LGF [Locally Generated Funds] procedures and that LGF income and expenditure be duly included in the FAO's financial statements for the 2002-03 biennium. [paragraph 97] |
Fundamental |
Before the 2002-03 closure |
The pending matters referred to by the External Auditor have now been resolved. LGF income and expenditure are included in the FAO's financial statements for the 2002-03 biennium. |
This is under verification. |
REVIEW OF THE ORGANIZATION'S INTERNAL CONTROLS Organization of the Overall Function of Oversight at the FAO Applicable Rules and Regulations I recommend that the Financial Rules, which constitute Section 202 of the FAO Manual, and Section 108 that relates to the AF Department be updated as soon as possible in order, notably, to give a comprehensive view of the oversight functions within the Organization. [paragraph 131] |
Merits attention |
Before the end of 2002 |
A revised draft of the functional statement of Finance Division (Manual Section 108) has been prepared and is currently under review. A revised draft of Manual Section 202 has also been prepared and is currently being reviewed within the context of a broader revision of accounting policies and procedures and financial rules. This exercise will continue throughout 2004. |
Progress on this matter will be verified after implementation is reported. |
Overall Organization and Respective Mandates I recommend that the FAO examine the possibility of combining AUD and PBEE with the view of creating a single office or division for oversight. The present Controls Branch, which operated at a different level, could remain within the Finance Division. However, working relationships should be formally established in order to avoid any duplication of work. [paragraph 137] |
Status: After further analysis and consideration, as indicated above, this item is not for implementation. |
Review of the Office of the Inspector-General Audit Planning I recommend that a risk assessment process should be conducted and updated on a regular basis (at least once per biennium). Its overall objective would be to collect and analyse data, both quantitative and qualitative, to describe the form, dimension, and characteristics of the risks faced by the Organization. [paragraph 156] |
Status: Completed for the 2004-2005 planning cycle. This recommendation continues to be valid, and updating of the risk assessment will continue on a regular basis. |
Training I recommend that training be intensified and focused, in particular, on information system audit. In addition, some existing auditors should be encouraged to become CISAs [Certified Information System Auditors] or Oracle "Certified Professionals". [paragraph 168] |
Significant |
For the 2003 training plan |
Training and development continue to be important aspects of the overall management of the Office of the Inspector-General. Such training comprises three elements:
As part of the ongoing training efforts, a course on information systems audits, concentrating on auditing Oracle applications, was held in Rome for the entire Office in November 2003. In addition, audit staff is encouraged to enrol for the Certified Information System Auditors (CISA) programme. In this regard, one staff member will take the examination in 2004. Status: Completed for 2003 training cycle. The Office will continue its efforts to target and focus on training. |
Verified. |
Performance of Audit Work I recommend the following: Dramatic improvements should be made to the audit manual to turn it into a useful tool for the auditors. Priority should be given to include sections on risk assessment, statistical sampling and materiality. The section dedicated to Headquarters should be expanded to cover the information system, treasury functions and investments, procurement and human resources audits [paragraph 172]. |
Significant |
By mid-2003 |
AUD has started work on updating the audit manual. A section on risk assessment methodology has been developed for incorporation into Volume 1 of the manual (Audit Overview), together with: (a) the new standards for the professional practice of internal auditing, which were adopted in June 2002, and (b) the guide on statistical sampling and materiality. In addition, Volume 2 of the manual (Audit Programmes) is under constant review as AUD updates it with revised or new audit work programmes, as applicable, whenever audits or reviews are carried out. Status: In course of implementation Expected completion: second half of 2004 |
Progress on this matter will be verified after implementation is reported. |
Reporting and Follow-up of Audit Findings I recommend the following: For each type of audit assignment a standard report should be developed. Compliance to the agreed content and format should be closely monitored [paragraph 175]. |
Status: Implemented |
Review of the Internal Controls over the Use of the Organization's Resources In view of the deficiencies of the review conducted and the unreliability of the results, I recommend that another review be conducted as soon as possible with an appropriate methodology, namely a risk assessment. The assessment should first look back at past cases of fraud and misuse of the Organization's resources in order to determine the factors that facilitated their occurrence. On the basis of how existing rules, regulations and procedures were indeed applied, the assessment should then look ahead and try to predict the possible risks of misuse of the Organization's resources and recommend ways of preventing them [paragraph 187]. |
Fundamental |
In 2003 |
AUD started work in this area during the second quarter of 2003 and the relevant audit report was issued at the end of 2003. Status: Implemented |
Verified. |
Review of the Set-up of Controls in Oracle Systems-development Process I recommend that priority be given to the following:
Fundamental |
Before the end of 2002 |
Procedures and controls in relation to system access security have been formally documented and published on the AFF Intranet. The other items have already been implemented and reported to the Finance Committee (see Finance Committee document FC 102/8). |
Verified. |
Interfaces Although I acknowledge that the Controls Branch has started to address these problems through the monitoring and reporting of interface activity and follow up of issues arising, I recommend that efforts be continued to establish procedures for the following: frequency of up-dates; regular analysis of rejects; recycling and audit trail. [paragraph 196] |
Significant |
Immediate effect |
A significant amount of work has been carried out in the interface monitoring environment comprising the documentation of existing interfaces and development of reports to provide positive assurance on the correct functioning of interfaces between Oracle Financials Systems and also between non-Oracle and Oracle systems. Work will continue in this area in relation to areas where specified requirements have not yet been fully introduced or where possible improvements to existing reports have been identified. Other improvements will include, where appropriate, the use of 11i workflow functionality in the interface monitoring process. |
This will be verified. |
FOLLOW UP REVIEW OF THE TREASURY MANAGEMENT Organizational Arrangements Advisory Committee on Investments I recommend that the ACI [Advisory Committee on Investments] meet twice a year, by teleconference and that informal consultation be encouraged in between. Minutes should be prepared in all cases, even for informal consultation, and promptly issued, as previously recommended. [paragraph 213] |
Merits attention |
In 2003 |
The recommended approach is being implemented depending on the availability of ACI members and the issues to be discussed. The Committee meets in Rome once a year (usually in April) and urgent issues will be discussed by way of phone conference calls. |
Verified. |
Banking Arrangements I recommend prompt action to implement the third tier of the strategy in order to further streamline the number of retail banking relationships and reduce the cost of banking. [paragraph 215] |
Significant |
Before the end of 2003 |
With regard to the third tier of the banking strategy, a banking expert was engaged to assist with restructuring the FAO's field banking relationships. Contacts have been made with the main banking service providers for the FAO regions and proposals have been presented for Senior Management's approval. Status: In course of implementation Expected completion: September 2005 |
Progress on this matter will be verified after implementation is reported. |
Long-Term Investments 2002 Update While regretting that the existing arrangements were not reviewed earlier, as recommended in my previous report, I urge the Organization to progress on this issue (transfer of the long-term investments) as soon as possible now that a Chief, Treasury Unit has been appointed. [paragraph 224] |
Fundamental |
By mid-2003 |
With regard to the arrangements for long-term investments, the Organization terminated the previous investment manager's contract in April 2003, at which time both bonds and equities were transferred to two existing investment managers. The implementation of this phase of the long-term investment strategy is complete. Status: Implemented |
Verified. |
FOLLOW UP REVIEW OF THE AFF REORGANISATION AND STAFFING Staffing review I recommend that on the basis of the final report of the consulting firm, a detailed action plan on how to address the unresolved issues faced by the AFF division be prepared and that its implementation be closely monitored through the regular issuance of progress reports. [paragraph 254] |
Status: Dependent upon availability of funding |
ACTION TAKEN IN RESPONSE TO PREVIOUS REPORTS Human Resources Management Use of Other Human Resources Regarding the use of other human resources, I recommended that the conditions of services and contracts be standardised and that a control and monitoring system over the corporate use of external collaborators be put in place [paragraph 119 of my 1998-99 report]. At the time of writing this report, my staff were informed that the envisaged new contractual arrangement called "Personal Services Agreement", which would replace four previous types of contracts, and would be implemented in October 2002. |
Not indicated |
Not indicated |
Experience with the implementation of the new contractual arrangement called "Personal Services Agreement (PSA)" was reviewed and some adjustments to the contract document were made to take into account users' feedback and needs. The revisions to the PSA have been completed and the matter is awaiting internal clearances and system changes. Status: In course of implementation Expected completion: May 2004 |
Progress on this matter will be verified after implementation is reported. |


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- It's not just the young. Of the 1,249 respondents without insurance, people age 18 to 29 were in fact the least likely to say they will remain uninsured, with just 28 percent making that claim. Among those 50 to 64, the figure was 33 percent; for those 30 to 49, 39 percent said they would stay uninsured.
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