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Yes sun light allows your skin to produce Vitamin D3 which is a catalyst that helps your skin function properly. But you only need about one to two hours of direct sunlight per day and often any more than that is damaging your skin because of the UV rays. A main reason your skin begins to deteriorate and get wrinkles to begin with is over exposure to sunlight. Over exposure kills skin tissue and cells and of course causes dramatic changes in the appearance and feel of your skin. Especially around the delicate skin areas around your eyes and mouth.
The Habitual Rubbing of Your Eyes.
Rubbing your eyes simply helps break down healthy cells and creates the black pockets under your eye. When in conjunction with over exposure to the sun wrinkles often appear early for those who rub their eyes a lot. Do all that you can to not rub your eyes just out of habit but only when there is a need. when washing your eyes, remember this is a delicate area and only scrub enough to remove the dirt and nothing more.
Squinting your eyes too often
This comes right in line with people who get too much sun and find themselves squinting for hours on end. This causes wrinkles to form based purely on the contraction of muscles folding the sun damaged skin which leaves behind wrinkles. The ideal situation is to wear shades if you are tanning and only tan for about an hour a day.
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You have probably heard the news by now but if you haven't I will repeat it. There are methods of lessening the appearance of your stretch marks. The most common of them at the moment is stretch mark cream.
The rich first realized that surgical procedures could be undergone to enjoy the removal of unsightly stretch marks from your life but quite obviously this option didn't fit the price bracket or the comfort bracket of millions of women suffering from the condition of stretch marks, scientifically known as Striae.
So as they do, scientists band together in their labs to invent the now popular stretch mark creams that can be seen from a simple web search for stretch mark cream. Stretch mark creams have been around for the last few years but have so far gained popularity on the internet more so than in the offline world.
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Let's face it, most dogs misbehave from time to time. While it may be tempting to correct the bad behavior with a spank, you should never discipline your dog physically. Spanking is confusing to your dog, may cause your dog to become hand-shy or fearful of you, and most importantly, doesn't teach him the desired behavior.
If your dog is misbehaving, what is a better method of correcting him? Any unpleasant stimulus will work to let your dog know his behavior is unwanted. A negative stimulus may be something such as a loud noise (shaking a can of coins, for example), or a brief tug on the leash. The negative result teaches him to avoid the behavior. Your dog must receive the negative stimulus at the same time the bad behavior occurs; otherwise, he will not associate the negative result with the behavior. A stern voice is oftentimes all that is necessary to correct many dogs.
The best way to teach your dog the desired behavior is with positive reinforcement when he behaves correctly. For example, rather than spanking a dog for urinating in the house, provide an opportunity for him to relieve himself in an appropriate place and then praise him lavishly when he performs.
Remember, your dog loves physical contact, as long as it is not done in anger. Most dogs even enjoy light spanking done playfully. Avoid physical punishment and you can ensure your dog always looks forward to your touch.
What are your thoughts on spanking a pet?
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Jan Schlecht on 03 Feb 2012 at 11:06 pm #
I love this!!! You guys are so good at posting great articals.
Lily on 02 Aug 2012 at 2:35 pm #
I kind of agree with spanking to show some discipline because sometimes your dog/puppy won't listen to you. But as long as you are not doing it out of anger and doing it for every little thing. My mom and sister just got two puppies both are sisters and both are pittbulls and we got them when they were 6 weeks old and they are soon to be 8 weeks. They are teething and I only pop them lightly once if they try to bite on me or things that they are not suppose to chew on. Besides that, if they pee in the house, I rub their noses in it and pop them once (a little hard, but not hard enough to really hurt them) and say "NO" in a firm voice. Even though they are not mine, I take care of them and love them. They always try to crawl in my lap, follow me around and give me puppy kisses lol My mom is usually busy with work but she always makes time to play with the puppies and give attention to her other dog (a seberian husky who is about 4 years old (he doesn't like the puppies because they are trying to rough house with him)). Anyways, my sister is horrible with them… I mean, when she first got her puppy I thought she wasn't going to take care of her as well. I mean she didn't took care of her last pitt who died recently from old age and having too many seizures… But anyways, my sister is way too strict to the puppies. I mean yes they've got to learn at a young age and I'm in no position to do anything because they aren't mine but still they are only puppies. She pops them for wanting to be on the couch and cuddle with her (they jump up there for attention that she rarely gives and she pops them), she pops them if they pee in the house (they have theses puppy sheets they can pee on and they are trying to get the hang of peeing on there but she should take them out on time instead of worrying about the mess they made) she pops them if they are playing too rough (it's they're breed, they always play rough and it's not a bad thing) she pops them for chewing on her shoes (she should know better than to just leave her shoes around the pups, and complains that they keep chewing on them. Don't leave your fucking shitty shoes around the house then bitch!) she pops them for not listening to her (when she's trying to come inside they are puppies and like to play and she pops them for not listening to her when she wants to come inside and they dont') Whenever I take them out, I let them play, let them use the bathroom, play some more and when I want or think it's time to come inside, I just call out to them nicely, start to come in the house without telling them or go picking them up to carry them inside and they listen to me and follow me around. My sister puts them in their beds/cage when she wants to record on of her songs on the family computer and gets mad when they whine during her recording (they want to keep playing but she won't let them)
So tell me, is she strict or am I just a softie? Or are we both wrong?
megan w on 24 Dec 2012 at 2:03 pm #
I don't believe you should rub a puppies nose in pee. It's kind of ridiculous since I'm sure when you were being potty trained your mom didn't rub your face in it when you had accidents so why do that to a pup that isn't even 2 months old?
Mel on 14 Jan 2013 at 1:31 am #
Rubbing your pups nose in pee is not only ineffective, its unsanitary. You should stop that asap.
Julius on 14 Feb 2013 at 12:47 pm #
I have a pit bull puppy who is 3 months old. I just got him a week ago and he is picking up on many of the commands I give him but potty training doesnt seem to get any better. When he pees in the house I show him what he did and I pop him 2 times. Once I pop him I then take him outside to show him this is where he should use the bathroom. I feel terrible popping him but I was told this is the best method for training a pitbull because they are so stubborn. Im going to try to get him on a good schedule starting today and hopefully this will help a lot. Ill be getting him a crate tomorrow as well so hopefully this will help my pup out a lot.
John on 01 May 2013 at 2:32 am #
This is ridiculous. Spanking is negative reinforcement, which happens, the dog will also come to understand, when he pees inside. There is a difference between spanking and beating. The dogs do not get hurt and they learn who's boss. I have not known of any dogs, including my own, who have become aggressive or "hand shy" after an appropriate spanking. People just don't like the idea of physical punishment.
Russell on 23 Jun 2013 at 10:40 am #
I have to agree. Too many people place dogs on the same level as a human. Yes they are a living thing, but they're animals. Use whatever methods you want to train your dog, and if it works, good, but if not, try something else. People don't like physical punishment like John said. That's just this soft environment we live in now. All my dogs get whipped and were potty trained by getting their noses in the pee, and faces NEAR the poo as well as spanked once. Best training method I've ever used and will always use.
No on 19 Aug 2013 at 3:50 pm #
You people clearly don't own dogs.
Or you own a dog who is extremely obedient.
If any of you dealt with a breed that is stubborn or does not listen *at all* you would see what a joke it is to read these comments about never scolding your dog. Its ridiculous. Everyone learns from scolding, and when words or clapping are completely ignored, a little pat on the butt in combination with those will work wonders. Even Cesar Millan will use contact – just like the mother dog uses contact, and just like other dogs in a pack use (sometimes vicious, angry contact) to warn eachother away. It does not "scar" the dog unless you are mercilessly beating him. I have had a puppy for a couple weeks who listens to nothing. English Bulldog. You people who sit there and comment that its so easy to train a dog without light spankings don't have an English Bulldog. And don't tell me all breeds are the same because you'd be showing your ignorance. I keep reading these articles and shaking my head at the nonsense talk about positive reinforcement. Yes, giving treats works when they do right. But they draw *no* negative association when they do wrong, and that is *not* how you train a dog. There is a world of difference between a light slap on the butt and what you people are thinking of. Yet none of you want to draw the distinction. You categorize any and every bit of contact as "abuse" which is utterly ridiculous. I can only wish upon you all a dog that ignores every word you say, no matter how you say it, and learns nothing from only positive reinforcement. Then you'll see how silly the suggestions are.
Joel on 22 Aug 2013 at 1:07 pm #
I have to agree with NO and John, spanking is part of dog obedience. There is a difference between spanking, which for me is a firm pat on the side/back of their leg where there's no danger of actually hurting the animal, and beating the poor creature.
I've raised two dogs since about 6 weeks old, one is an 8 year old beagle/lab and the other is a 2 year old welsh corgi. both were spanked, noses in pee, hard discipline when they were puppies and now they're some of the most loving, passive, and obedient dogs i've ever known. Both of them just melt around children, which is the best part for me, because they learned during their formative years that aggressive behavior was not going to be tolerated. both housebroken, no separation anxiety, and well adjusted to new dogs/people.
sure, i didn't like to spank them, i love them both dearly, but i wasn't trying to hurt them, but teach them.
Tripod on 26 Apr 2014 at 9:42 pm #
As a puppy myself, I find a good spanking is effective when I've been disobedient. I find that it corrects poor behavior and puts me in my place. Though I've been punished, I know my owner still loves me and life continues better than before. Woof!
Ryan Reddell on 27 Apr 2014 at 12:27 am #
LOL Yes, we need to sit the dog down and talk to them. Give them a timeout. It works SOOOO WELL because they KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SAYING.
The liberals in this country are destroying it. If you are over 35, ask your grandparents if they got spanked. Most did, and the kids today DO NOT.
Strange that school violence and violence among kids are higher today than ever.
I know, I know, we are ALL WINNERS in this world, nobody is a loser. Positive reinforcement blah blah blah.
darion on 01 Jul 2014 at 6:57 pm #
I am glad that there are people here who honestly know how to train their puppies. And nothing, nothing, works like a pop on the booty and the face placed close to the site of the crime. Indeed you have to catch them in the act, indeed you have to be verbal and you have to mean it. Surely you didnt think the mother dog was joking when she snatched up lil pup pup, it's not a joke. But if you believe that spanking a puppy is wrong, clearly you have never seen the Male dog as he disiplines the children in the pack. Many of you would say he was being abusive.
I have been raising pups for 16yrs no aggression issues and I have seen em all, from Minis to Dobermans and back again.
Hayley on 28 Sep 2014 at 12:12 am #
if yall disagree with spanking how do yall discipline your animals? Just look at them and say no and put them in a cage? Spanking is a good way to train your dog. No I do not mean spank them until they can't walk or anything that's to much, spank them to where they have learn their lesson. They have to learn. It's part of their lives as inside dogs. Just keep in mind, hitting and spanking are two totally different things.
Also, when you did something wrong as a child, your mom spanked you; right? Exactly the same thing
Amber on 09 Nov 2014 at 3:21 pm #
These responses crack me up. I've had multiple dogs get a butt smack. It works they don't listen to the word no. Does a toddler?
delores hively on 13 Nov 2014 at 12:20 pm #
Dogs want to please you and make you happy, even stubborn dogs. It's their nature to want to be your companion. They just don't know what we want and it's our job to teach them. If you teach them some basic commands, sit, stay, off, down, come, no jumping and use a calm but assertive voice and treats and praise they will respond without ever needing to spank. For chewing problems, you need to keep a chew toy in each room and whenever you see the dog try to chew on you or something he is not suppose to, say no chewing in a firm voice (but you don't need to scream) just a direct NO CHEWING and then give him the chew toy, just like you'd give a baby a teething ring. He will learn pretty quickly what he is and isn't aloud to chew on. Have lots of little treats readily available. If you don't have treats, use kibble, small pieces of lunch meat or cheese. When potty training you have to take the dog outside a lot, once an hour or so and every time he goes outside, you give him a treat say good potty and lots of praise, petting, kisses, and he will catch on pretty quickly. Rubbing his nose in it and spanking makes him afraid and lots of dogs then start eating it to hide it and become afraid of your hand and can make them aggressive. If you just teach him to sit, stay, lie down, and the word off. When he does something you don't like, you use your commands, now he knows what you want him to do. They learn so fast. Each command took about 10 min to teach my dogs then I would just repeat them every morning or throughout the day when I had a minute or two. Anyone can do it. There are tons of videos on You Tube- my favorite trainer is Dr Ian Dunbar. He is also a veterinarian and has a masters in animal behavior- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNnRGWnzUTs. A spray bottle is also VERY affective for stubborn dogs. Just fill any spray bottle with half water and half vinegar. This works great for chewing, jumping, barking problems and a lot nicer than spanking which can lead to biting and aggressive behavior. Congrats on saving a dog and giving them a family. They want to love and protect you and make you happy, we just need to teach them want we want.
Clay on 24 Feb 2015 at 11:17 pm #
I haven't had to spank my dog for about three years. He's five now and anyone that meets him will you tell you he is one of the best dogs they have ever met. He only barks when playing or at night when he hears something. Rarely during the day and people passing by. When I first got him at a year old from a pound he was sweet but terribly misbehaved… He bit my hands and arms when playing, tore through garbage and would run away constantly if a door was open or if he was off leash. The answer to all my problems was a firm but light enough spank on his butt. Hes a large 75 lb dog and I know it doesn't hurt him but he gets the picture. I always accompany it by a No and he always feels visibly upset at his failure to please me. After about a year of doing this everytime he crossed the line with me, he got the picture. I always gave him a few minutes to soak in the spanking and then hugged him and told him he was still my buddy. He now lets my five and seven year old cousins tug on his neck and wrestle with him and he is completely gentle and understanding of smaller dogs and people. I couldn't ask for a nicer sweeter scary looking five year old pup. Hes the perfect dog and I dont think he would be what he is without my fair discipline combined with love. There is a significant difference between spanking a pup and hitting a pup.
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all that stuff about using positive reinforcement instead of spanking is just nonsense. it's not as if we replaced spanking instead of rewarding our dogs. different types of discipline has its time and place. positive reinforcement only works to let your dog know what is acceptable but without a light spank bearings not much else to send them a message of unacceptable behaviour. my pomeranian is very independent and headstrong. everytime I give him an instruction using a moderate tone of voice he refuses to obey me and then I find myself repeating commands louder and louder until I find myself yelling and only then he is obeys me. He only responds to a loud stern voice or otherwise he will intentionalky ignore instructions. But when he's in a disobedient mood even stern yelling fails to work, its times like those that I have managed to get through to him by giving him a light tap to the bottom. dogs with strong type of characters require the occasional correction using a spank. I also use positive reinforcement all the time and my dog gets handsomely rewarded and praised when he listens or does the right thing but when my mischievous pomeranian is misbehaving I let him know that it will not br tolerated. my training style is best described as the jekyll and hyde or good cop bad cop. when my dog listens he gets treated with lots of love affection and attention but when he misbehaves he gets equally stern response, I find that it works best for his character and we have a great relationship. although lately he has been displaying some odd behaviour when I try to smack him. just as I'm about to give him a tap on the bottom he pulls in his backside and turns himself into a little ball and manages to dodge my smack and then he runs circles around me in a playful yet mocking manner as if to say "haha you missed". even makes these funny Hyena like chuckling sounds when he evades my smack.


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Port of Houston to Order Container Cranes
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Stephen H. DonCarlos Named to Port Commission
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PHA Commission Approves $1.4m in Contracts and Projects
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Shell's Arctic-Drilling Fleet at West Seattle's Terminal 5
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Houston Welcomes Norwegian Cruise Line
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Crowley Christens New Ocean Class Tugboat
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Houston Ship Channel Celebrates 100 years
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Houston Port Commission Approves budget
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Houston Ship Channel Celebrates 100 years
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Port of Houston Reports Banner Year
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Port of Seattle Co-Presidents Reelected for 2015
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"You played it for her, Sam. Now, play it for me." Everybody loves a good movie, and Casablanca is just one of the classics described in this, the ultimate book about movies!
This volume's expert team of authors spans a full century of production, concisely describing 1001 of the best films from around the world. The listings are dramatically aug-mented with memorable photos, both in color and black and white. The book is a chronological survey covering the best cinematic dramas, comedies, westerns, musicals, suspense and horror films, gangster classics, films noir, sci-fi epics, documentaries, and adaptations of novels and stage plays.
Starting in 1902 with the French production, Le voyage dans la lune (A Trip to the Moon) and the famous 1903 American short, The Great Train Robbery, this immensely enjoyable read moves forward chronologically. Film fans review the 1920s silent classics of D. W. Griffith and the comedies of Chaplin and Keaton, then go on to the era of sound films, beginning in 1927 with Al Jolson in The Jazz Singer. Soon to follow were von Sternberg's 1931 classic with Marlene Dietrich, Der Blaue Engel (The Blue Angel), the Bela Lugosi portrayal of Dracula, and the inimitable King Kong. Other highlights from the 1930s include screwball comedies like It Happened One Night and Bringing Up Baby, the elegant song-and-dance fests that paired Astaire and Rogers, the crazy antics of the Marx Brothers, and the classic Warner Brothers gangster films where James Cagney, George Raft, and Edward G. Robinson were brought to justice in the final reel.
In the 1940s, The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca made Humphrey Bogart a household name — and spanning nearly a half-century, from the 1930s to the '80s, Alfred Hitchcock's suspense classics thrilled millions. Also well represented are the post-World War II European New Wave directors, including Pasolini, Fellini, and Antonioni from Italy, Resnais and Truffaut from France, and many others. Here too in words and photos are the classic westerns, from epics starring John Wayne and Gary Cooper to those in which Clint Eastwood shot it out with the bad and the ugly. And certainly not to be overlooked are the great musicals, from Singin' in the Rain to Chicago.
Readers who open this book to any page will find a major film described with a complete list of credits, an essay summarizing its story line and screen-history, and still shots of some of the film's memorable scenes. At the back of the book, both an alphabetical index and a genre index will help readers find any film they're looking for in a hurry. Collectors of DVDs and video tapes will find this volume a must for their book-shelf, but even casual moviegoers will enjoy browsing through this big, entertaining reference book. For students of cinema, for discerning film buffs, for general movie-goers, and for readers who enjoy reminiscing over unforgettable lines of dialogue, here's the best place to start.
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Acknowledging that it would have been easier to select 1001 movies to avoid and that they left out some favorites, Schneider (philosophy, Harvard U., cinematic studies, New York U.) heads a team of 60 film critics. Independent and mainstream films are listed in chronological order from A Trip to the Moon (France, 1902) to Chicago (2002). Entries include creative credits, award nominations, a brief essay, and in many cases, a photo. The guide is indexed by genre, director, and film title.
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"We at Gotham love, love, love our movies. So when we received 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die'we started taking notes for our next Netflix order. 1001 Movies is a cinephile's dream: From the silents (The Birth of a Nation) to 1940s film noir (The Maltese Falcon) to the first of the independents (Cassavetes' Shadows) to 2004's Oscar-winning Million Dollar Baby, the book gives an extensive history of each film, with most entries accompanied by stills. We found plenty of little-seen gems, too, like Japanese director Kon Ichikawa's The Burmese Harp from 1956."
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"'terrifically useful. You can reacquaint yourself with old favorites you haven't seen for years and remind yourself of what to pick up for home viewing. Editor Steven Jay Schneider and his team deliver succinct plot summaries and smart comment."
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Updated with brand-new entries to describe the most recent major motion pictures, this critically-acclaimed volume spans more than a century of moviemaking, concisely describing 1001 of the best films from around the world. New in this edition are entries to describe such film hits as Lord of the Rings, Mystic River, Farenheit 9/11, and Million Dollar Baby. But in fact, this volume's team of critics goes back to 1902, describing such films as The Great Train Robbery, and progressing chronologically across the decades to cover the best cinematic dramas, comedies, westerns, musicals, suspense and horror films, gangster classics, films noir, sci-fi epics, documentaries, and adaptations of novels and stage plays made by filmmakers around the world. Each entry includes a full list of cast and credits, awards won by the film, an essay summarizing the story line and screen-history, and still shots of the film's memorable scenes. At the back of the book, both an alphabetical index and a genre index will help readers find any film they're looking for. Movie fans will find descriptions of great musicals like Singing in the Rain, westerns like High Noon, science-fiction classics like Star Wars, dramas like Chinatown and Schindler's List, and international classics from master directors who include Fellini, Antonioni, Resnais, Truffaut, Eisenstein, Kurosawa, and many others. Here is a volume that belongs in the personal library of film buffs, movie reviewers, collectors of DVDs-and every reader who enjoys reminiscing over great movies of the past and present. Hundreds of movie still shots in color and black and white. "... a great motivating guide to cinema. After reading one of its engaging, often profound entries on a missed film, you want to ... rent it. Best of all, it includes international, silent, animated, and recent films."
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Enrico Rocca (b. Turin, 21 April 1847 – Genova, 9 June 1915) was an Italian violin maker of the 19th and the 20th Centuries and son of Giuseppe Rocca.
Although he worked differently from his father Giuseppe Rocca, Enrico's work takes more inspiration from Eugenio Praga.
Enrico Rocca was son of Giuseppe, who is considered probably the most important maker of the 19th century; Enrico had a very hard life and he wasn't trained all the way by his father. The loss of his father at the age of 19 forced him to run away from his family. He ended up working as a boatman, a sailor, a ship carpenter (for many years) and a woodworker. He opened his workshop in 1878.
After twenty years passed on the docks of the port of Genova, he began violin making building mainly six strings lombard mandolins and guitars; he started making violins only after 1890. By the turn of the century and after Praga's death (1901), Enrico Rocca became the pre-eminent violin maker in Genoa. His work is always dominated by a great spontaneity and reveals a strong personality. He was consistent in his production as well as style till his death.
His preferred models were Guarneri, Stradivari and Amati. Enrico Rocca's instruments are much appreciated today.
"There's no evidence of pupils, but it seems highly likely that Eugenio Praga had occasionally relied on the collaboration of Enrico Rocca, since there are many similarities in their technique and in the models used. " - Alberto Giordano
- Blot, Eric (1994). "Liguria III". Un secolo di liuteria italiana, 1860-1960 - A century of Italian violin making. Cremona: Turris. ISBN 88-7929-125-4.
- ::: Alberto Giordano&C. - Fine violins, violas and cellos in Genoa ::: at www.giordanoviolins.com
- La Liuteria Italiana / Italian Violin Making in the 1800s and 1900s - Umberto Azzolina
- I Maestri Del Novicento - Carlo Vettori
- La Liuteria Lombarda del '900 - Roberto Codazzi, Cinzia Manfredini 2002
- Dictionary of 20th Century Italian Violin Makers - Marlin Brinser 1978
- Vannes, Rene (1985) [1951]. Dictionnaire Universel del Luthiers (vol.3). Bruxelles: Les Amis de la musique. OCLC 53749830.
- William, Henley (1969). Universal Dictionary of Violin & Bow Makers. Brighton; England: Amati. ISBN 0-901424-00-5.
- Walter Hamma, Meister Italienischer Geigenbaukunst, Wilhelmshaven 1993, ISBN 3-7959-0537-0
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Federal officials confirm to NewsChannel 36 there will be an investigation into a potentially major security breach at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport. Investigators believe 16-year-old Delvonte Tisdale breached security, sneaked onto a Boeing 737, and then fell out of midair on approach to Boston s Logan Airport.
Based on our investigation, it appears more than likely that Mr. Tisdale was able to breach airport security to hide in the wheel well of a commercial jet liner without being detected by airport security personnel, said Norfolk County District Attorney William Keating.
Tisdale was found dead on a street in Milton, Massachusetts on November 15th, the very same day he was reported missing in Charlotte. Initially, police treated it as a crime scene. After weeks of investigation, though, police have ruled out the possibility of foul play. The autopsy suggests the body must have fallen from a significant height.
DA William Keating acknowledged that police have been investigating the possibility for weeks that Tisdale breached airport security, but only recently has evidence emerged to support the theory. Investigators found a handprint inside the left wheel well of a Boeing plane. They also found grease on Tisdale s clothing that appears to be consistent with airplane grease. Then on Friday, investigators found another significant clue a red jacket and Nike sneakers in a wooded area. Those items will be analyzed by the state crime lab, but DA William Keating said the clothing items are similar to ones worn by Tisdale.
Keating said investigators believe Tisdale rode on a 7 PM flight scheduled to land in Boston at 8:55 PM Monday.
Keating informed the TSA and Charlotte-Douglas about the investigation on Friday.
To withhold any information at this point I think would endanger public safety, said Keating.
Both the TSA and Charlotte-Douglas officials confirm to NewsChannel 36 an investigation is beginning, although there are questions about who will lead the investigation. Charlotte-Douglas officials told us because airport security is federal, the feds will lead.
However, in an email to NewsChannel 36, TSA spokesperson Jon Allen wrote, We will work with the airport, which is responsible for access control security, to conduct a thorough investigation based on the facts and information provided to law enforcement.
There is a barbed-wire fence around the air field. Captain James Ray, a Charlotte-based pilot and head of the pilot's union, told NewsChannel 36 there are cameras that watch the tarmac.
Did he go through security as a passenger and sneak down the jetway? That s unlikely because you need a boarding pass to get through security. Which leads you to the next question? Did he sneak maybe under the fence? Ray said. The personnel that load and unload the baggage should be able to see someone sneaking around out there. There are mechanics around on the field. The pilots do a pre-flight inspection of every aircraft for every takeoff, so a pilot actually walked around this aircraft before it took off...but if a person were hiding up in the wheel well it is not likely that a pilot would see it on pre-flight inspection.
Neither Charlotte-Douglas officials nor the TSA could provide further details on when the investigation will begin, who will lead it, or how long it will take.


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I just started my first AF since I had Jess and OMG does it hurt!!!! The cramps make me want to curl up and cry. Does it get better? How bad will this be? My labor cramps were like really really strong menstrual cramps and now this feels like my insides are tearing apart. Is this normal?
To top it all off, I only have 3 HUGE pads left over from having Jess and nothing else. DH won't be home for like 4 hours! Is it going to be heavy or what?
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In Greek mythology, Prometheus was known as the Titan who stole fire to give to man and while Providence spitter Khary Durgans likely won't be plotting to steal your bonfire anytime soon his goal of making "music that speaks to [the] human soul more so than a label of conscious or commercial" is highly Prometheus-like. Appropriately titled Prometheus, the 20-year-old New England native dishes out some of his own music for the human soul on his Cesar Luciano-assisted DJBooth debut. Backed by (Pro)lifik's string-heavy, Bohemian-inspired production Durgans laces Prometheus with a modest helping of self-assured lyricism. Although Durgans' forthcoming project, Love And Anchors, is currently without a release date you'll likely be able to get your fix of the DJBooth newcomer on his past project releases, which include The Leave Of Absence and 2011's The Quest For Equilibrium.
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EAMES John married Elizabeth DEIDRICH 1885
Information & Research Journal.
John William EAMES and Elizabeth DEIDRICH were married in Albury, New South Wales in 1885.
DEIDRICH also recorded as DERRICK.
John's death not located.
Elizabeth died 1947 in Hawthorn, Victoria, aged 81 years. Parents recorded as John DEIDRICH and Eva Catherine EHRIT.
Ten children located New South Wales and Victorian records for John and Elizabeth.
George William EAMES.
Born: 1887 Albury, New South Wales.
Died: -
Married: Johanna LARKIN.
Year: 1911.
Place: Albury, New South Wales.
Thomas edward EAMES.
Born: 1888 Albury, New South Wales.
Died: 1973 Heidelberg, Victoria, aged 84 years.
John Alexander EAMES.
Born: 1889 Beechworth, Victoria.
Died: 1965 Fitzroy, Victoria, aged 76 years.
Martha Gerte EAMES.
Born: 1891 Beechworth, Victoria.
Died: 1973 Fitzroy, Victoria, aged 82 years.
Married: Arthur Bolton BARBOUR.
Year: 1916.
Place: Victoria.
Married: unknown BARLOW.
Year: -
Place: -
Sidney Alfred EAMES.
Born: 1893 Beechworth, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Froda Minnie SCHREIBER.
Year: 1941.
Place: Albury, New South Wales.
Elizabeth Emily EAMES.
Born: 1895 Beechworth, Victoria.
Died: 1959 Ballarat, Victoria, aged 64 years.
Married: Harold JENSEN.
Year: 1920.
Place: Victoria.
Alfred Arthur EAMES.
Born: 1897 Beechworth, Victoria.
Died: 1897 Beechworth, aged months.
Walter David EAMES.
Born: 1898 Beechworth, Victoria.
Died: 1980 Hawthorn, Victoria, aged 81 years.
Lucy May EAMES.
Born: 1900 Beechworth, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Herbert Walter FLEGG.
Year: 1923.
Place: Victoria.
Lillian Isabell EAMES.
Born: circa 1901. Birth not located.
Died: 1979 Hawthorn, Victoria, aged 84 years.
Married: John Pearce BEACH.
Year: 1937.
Place: Victoria.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
Registry of Births and Marriages, New South Wales.
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Bert Jabin's on Back Creek would have the room. However, you'll pay for a haul-out, for the time spent on the hard "in storage," and for launching the boat. I have a slip there, so my winter storage when I am on the hard is slightly discounted. I am paying just a bit under $5 a foot per month this winter. Haul-out and launch in the neighborhood of $80 for each (just a guess based on last year; I am not at home, so I don't have access to my files). Summer rates (which start on April 1) for storage are higher than winter rates. Local phone number is 410-268-9667; DC phone number is 301-261-1788.
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The Wild Wind is a multiplayer modification of Mount & Blade Warband that takes place in the United States in the year 1890. It takes inspiration from such games as Minecraft and Garry's mod, and even other Warband mods like Persistent World. There is no real winning objective; the only goal is to become rich and powerful through the means of your choosing. You can choose to build up a village, to run a store and sell items and supplies to other players, to hunt down criminals and collect the bounties placed on their heads, or even to become the criminal and live life outside the law. There are many new features which have never been seen in any other Mount & Blade Warband multiplayer modifications to this date, including a menu from which you can select props to build, item crafting, and an inventory system that updates in real-time.
Since 2002 we have explored, played and enjoyed mods of all shapes and sizes just like The Wild Wind. We love games like Mount & Blade: Warband that have opened themselves up to modding. Because of communities like Steam Workshop, Nexus, Curse, RTSL, GameBanana and Mod DB, more games support modding today than ever before.
Whether it is for fun, for laughs or for the challenge, modding is what sets PC gaming apart from our closed off friends in the console and mobile gaming worlds. And based on the recent outpouring of support for mods after the concept of paid modding was explored, we are not alone in our love for mods and open platforms that embrace them.
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Ricardo Audan, president of Team Titans Davao, said his group had regular runs every Wednesday, but it decided to offer this run for the victims of the Boston marathon bombing.
"This is to sympathize and to condole with the victims," Audan said.
Audan said his group started the run by offering a prayer for those who died and were injured in the bombing.
He added that the decision to transform the usual fun run into something that carried a political call was an expression of the members' condemnation of the "barbaric act."
Audan added that the group was organizing a bigger run in the city, which aside from calling for justice for the victims of the Boston bombing, would also call for world peace.
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Obituaries: 05.20.06
John F. Brady
John F. Brady, a Navy veteran and a retired Corpus Christi Army Depot employee, died May 18, 2006. He was 81.
There are no immediate survivors.
Memorial services will be private.
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Richard C. Custer Sr.
KINGSVILLE - Richard Charles Custer Sr., a former Humble Oil Co. employee, owner of R.C. Custer Water Well Service, and an R&R Contractors employee, died May 19, 2006. He was 79.
Survivors include his wife, Florence; a son, Richard Custer Jr.; three daughters, Florence Emken, Stephanie Custer and Julia Kay Miller; a sister, Babe Johnson; eight grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 11:30 a.m. May 22 at Turcotte-Piper Mortuary. Burial will be in Chamberlain Cemetery.
Benardino L. De Los Santos
Benardino L. De Los Santos died May 18, 2006. He was 65.
Services are pending.
Memorial Funeral Home
Joan P. Duerr
Joan P. Duerr, an art teacher and a member of the Sculpture Society and Art Center, died May 17, 2006. She was 77.
Survivors include her husband, Sidney; two daughters, Christine Tarasevich and Julia Schopp; three sons, Michael, James and Steve Duerr; a sister, Mary O'Hanlon; and 13 grandchildren.
Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. May 20 at St. Pius X Catholic Church. Burial will be in Seaside Memorial Park.
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Emilia B. Guerra
ROBSTOWN - Emilia B. Guerra, a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church and Club Padres de Familia, died May 17, 2006. She was 92.
Survivors include three daughters, Maria Elena Benavidez, Sylvia Vasquez, and Delia Guerra, all of Robstown; three sons, Jesse and Johnny Guerra Sr., both of Robstown, and Daniel Guerra of Denton; a brother, Domingo Rodriguez of Springville, Utah; a sister, Gregoria Barrientos of Lubbock; 18 grandchildren; and 30 great-grandchildren.
Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. May 20 at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.
Ramon Funeral Home
Mildred M. Hill
MENARD - Mildred Myrtle Hill, a former Corpus Christi resident, died May 18, 2006. She was 94.
Survivors include a son, Murray Hill Jr. of Menard; a daughter, Jodie Bray of Menard; five grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 11 a.m. May 21 at Seaside Memorial Park, Corpus Christi.
Heritage Funeral Home
Katherine M. Mayhew
ROCKPORT - Katherine M. Mayhew, a former administrative assistant with the U.S. Corps of Energy and the Atomic Energy Commission and a former member of the Lewis County General Hospital Auxiliary, the Lewis County Alcohol Board of Control, the Episcopal Women's Club and the Republican Committee of Lewis County, all in Lowville, N.Y., died May 18, 2006. She was 82.
Survivors include her husband, Kenneth; a son, Kenneth Mayhew Jr. of Lyons Falls, N.Y.; a daughter, Laurie O'Connell of Pittsburgh; and three grandchildren.
Memorial services will be at Trinity Church in Lowville at a later date.
Charlie Marshall Funeral Home
Zulema P. Mendez
Zulema Palacios Mendez, a homemaker, died May 17, 2006. She was 91.
Survivors include a son, Isidro Mendez Jr. of Grand Prairie; two daughters, Edna Lozano of San Antonio and Graciela Naranjo of Corpus Christi; 11 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.
Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. May 20 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Alice. Burial will be in Realitos Cemetery, Realitos.
Walker-Mora Funeral Home, Alice
Silvestre G. Moreno Sr.
Silvestre G. Moreno Sr., a Vietnam War Army veteran and a member of Iglesia Filadelfia in Robstown, died May 18, 2006. He was 67.
Survivors include his wife, Inez; three sons, Silvestre Moreno Jr. of Freer, Jose Moreno of San Diego and Baldemar Moreno of Edinburg; a daughter, Maria Valenzuela of Corpus Christi; a stepson, Rosendo Martinez of Papillion, Neb.; a stepdaughter, Jovita Gomez of Corpus Christi; two brothers, Alberto Moreno of Mexico City and Pedro Moreno of Bay City; a sister, Irene Ysaguirre of Harlingen; 17 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Prayer services will be at 7 p.m. May 20 and May 21 at Ramon Funeral Home, Robstown. Services will be at 11 a.m. May 22 at Ramon Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Robstown.
Raymond W. Richmond
ROSWELL, N.M. - Raymond Wolf Richmond, a former Corpus Christi resident, a member of the Lion's Club and a volunteer firefighter in Concan, died May 11, 2006. He was 78.
Survivors include two daughters, Kathryn Corder of Roswell and Jackie Scott of Dinero; a son, Kelly Richmond of Aztec, N.M.; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Services will be private.
Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home
Lee R. Schroeder
SINTON - Lee Roy Schroeder, a Korean War Army veteran, a former Reynolds Metals Co. employee, a retired machine shop instructor at Del Mar College, a church councilman at Grace Lutheran Church, a 4-H leader and a former president of the Riding and Roping Club, died May 17, 2006. He was 72.
Survivors include his wife, Irma; a son, Steven Schroeder of Sinton; a daughter, Sharon Sutton of Sinton; a brother, Emil Schroeder of Taft; two sisters, Dorothy Clements of Brady and Nelda Boerm of Alice; and five grandchildren.
Services will be at 11 a.m. May 20 at Grace Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Sinton Cemetery.
Ritchea-Gonzales Funeral Home
Thomas D. Walker Jr.
ROCKPORT - Thomas D. "Tommy" Walker Jr., a former employee with the Key Allegro Yacht Club and a Big Jon's Palapa Bar & Grill employee, died May 17, 2006. He was 20.
Survivors include his parents, Tom and Gwen Walker of Rockport; a brother, Talton Walker of Austin; his grandmothers, Sue James and Christine Walker, both of Rockport; and his great-grandmother, Dora Denman of Alice.
Services will be at 2 p.m. May 21 at First Baptist Church. Burial will be in Fulton Cemetery, Fulton.
Bessie B. R. Webb
Bessie Bell Rencher Webb, former co-owner of the Double W Barbeque Restaurant and North Pole Kindergarten, a former catalog sales supervisor for Sears, a member of the Sparkling City Chapter of the Sweet Adelines, Clowns Inc., Clowns of America, Grace United Methodist Church, the Hope Circle, and the Friendship Sunday school class, and former president of the CalAnna Lioness Club, died May 17, 2006.
Survivors include her husband, W.E.; two daughters, Mary Evelyn Murray of Austin and Carol Ann Young of Houston; four sisters, Claudia Gouchie, Elizabeth Hart, Rhoda Cavin, and Camilla Watkins; a brother, Clarence Rencher; and a grandchild.
Services will be at 2:30 p.m. May 20 at Memory Gardens Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery.
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If you're looking for anime similar to Black Lagoon, you might like these titles. All recommendations are made by Anime-Planet users like you!
One fateful evening, two twins named Suou and Shion were gazing at the night sky with their father when a falling star fell upon them, turning Shion into a Contractor. Now, two years later, they try to live a normal life. But after unknown men break into their house one day, the duo escapes, Shion vanishes, and Suou finds herself with the masked Contractor Hei. Together, Suou and Hei try to discover why several nefarious syndicates are after Shion, why they're being chased, and most importantly, what happened on that fateful night two years ago...
well in both there are a lot of action, in both mercenaries and big companies DTB:RnG has a deeper story but the pace and story telling are similar so if you like one of these you need to try the other one
Both anime's involve the main antihero/plain evil protagonist kidnapping someone early in the series and then having them accompany missions as they grow closer. Both also have a strong focus on the underworld.
Alucard is a vampire who works for Hellsing – an organization responsible for hunting down and destroying other vampires. In these dark times, whoever is bitten by a vampire turns into a ghoul -- with the exception of Seras Victoria, Alucard's newly created and appointed apprentice. Now, Seras must serve her master, Alucard and work for Integra Wingates Hellsing. Nefarious vampire activities are being reported throughout England, and it all traces back to the organization named "Millennium". Will the Hellsing organization, under the command of Sir Integra Wingates Hellsing, be able to prevent a full scale war? Or will the world become a battlefield of destruction?
badass gunfights, similar characters. Though they are about different themes, BL and HU will remind you of each other.
Both anime are filled to the brim with characters that are violent and with serious attitude problems, and there is a heavy focus on violence and action.
To me, Hellsing Ultimate is the superior anime, with better characters and more self-awareness, whereas Black Lagoon takes itself far too seriously most of the time. Still, both have that pulp magazine feel, since both are based on violent seinen manga, and expect a lot of monlogues about how crappy the world can be.
If either anime appealed to you, you would do well to check out the other one.
Dante works as a demon hunter for the office of Devil May Cry, and as he is always in debt he doesn't have the luxury to turn down jobs as long as they pay well. His latest assignment is to be a bodyguard for the young Patty Lowe while she receives her inheritance. During the mission he was able to defeat the demons that got in his way and deliver Patty safely, but upon completion of the mission Dante discovers that Patty will be staying with him – indefinitely! Now, Dante must not only hunt demons and coexist peacefully with other hunters, but also handle the responsibility of taking care of a little girl!
Both anime involving lots of high octane action scenes that primarily involve guns as the weapon of choice of the main characters. Cool characters and in general a whole lot of sweet gun toting action.
What ties these two together (other than the massive gun fights) is the animation style. Both were produced by Madhouse, and the animation is very similar. Characters are also fairly similar in attitude.
The dark action fantasy manga follows the title character, Akame, a girl who was bought, and raised by the Empire as an assassin. After meeting Akame, a boy named Tatsumi vows to stand up to the evil of the corrupt Empire with the secret assassin group Night Raid and special weapons known as Teigu.
From what iv've seen from Akame ga Kill and Black Lagoon so far, they share some similarities, such as first off being hostile to the Mercs/ assassins, then after some thought, winds up joining them instead of leaving
Both Black Lagoon and Akame ga Kill! follow a group of assassins and each has a character that is really not the norm. They stumble on to something (or in to!) situations that pull them into the world of hired guns/swords for kill. There are great moments of levity and humor that work very well to offset the darker aspects of the assassinations. Both series are serious in the handling of death, as it is not a game but a very 'real' event and your own death can be found around the next corner.
In the year 2034, two years after Major Motoko Kusanagi abruptly left Section 9, Togusa now leads the members of the elite counter cyber-terrorism team. After a hostage crisis, a mysterious ultra-wizard class hacker known only as the "Puppet Master" uncovers a vast conspiracy that leads to even the highest levels of government. When Kusanagi suddenly reappears, even the members of Section 9 begin to suspect that she may be in league with the mysterious "Puppet Master". Can Section 9 learn to trust the Major again before time runs out?
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