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The catalogue is being printed and after all the preparation I'm looking forward to finally hanging these works next week.
The Mind of the Artist
It was almost four years ago that I held my first art exhibition here 'Spirit of Place' by a group of students in their final year at the Sir John Cass School at London Metropolitan University. It was a wide range of work spanning photography, large pieces of abstract art through to exquisite jewel like watercolours. The last were by Beryl Touchard and talking to her one day she showed me her sketchbooks including some colour fields, which I absolutely loved for their spontaneous intensity of colour. I was struck too by her surprise at my liking them: to her they were just preparatory colour fields, of no interest outside their usefulness in her work. I just wanted to buy one, frame it and put it on the wall.
About a month later I visited an auction to view a painting I had seen in the catalogue and which I thought might be of interest. Sadly it was not, but rather than have a wasted journey I looked round the rest of the sale including some sketches and watercolours in folios. To my surprise one included a design by Duncan Grant for a plate for the Festival of Britain and I was happy to be able to buy the folio in the sale.
Looking through that folio of watercolours and sketches made me realise that in general, works on paper reveal the mind of the artist in their immediacy with which they are committed to paper much more than say an oil painting, a much more forgiving medium that can be worked and re-worked over a longer period of time. So the germ of the idea for the next exhibition: 'The Mind of the Artist' was born, which will run in the gallery from 14th – 30th November at Town House. It will include works by Hercules Brabizon Brabizon, Laura Knight, Feliks Topolski, Madge Gill, Austin Osman Spare, Scottie Wilson, E Q Nicholson and of course the Duncan Grant design for the plate.
If you are a Huguenot….
Welcome! If you are here to leave details of your ancestors for the Huguenots of Spitalfields Map or want to see it's progress please visit the Town House Facebook page
and like, comment or share so that we can get as many families as possible on the map before we print it. Thank you and please come and see the map if you can, it will be in the gallery at Town House until the end of August.
The Huguenots of Spitalfields Map
I can't believe it's already a year since the Huguenots Festival and the launch of the Huguenots of Spitalfields charity. It was an amazing couple of weeks: so many people coming in who'd never visited the area before, but fascinated by it all and very keen to share their family history. I know the feeling: we discovered a couple of years after I opened the shop here in Fournier Street, that my husband's ancestors had lived at number 29 in the 18th century and were married in the church opposite in 1756 – an extraordinary coincidence!
I had the idea last year of a Huguenot family history map of the area, but too late to organise it. However, this year I have and Adam Dant has drawn a very large map of the Spitalfields area extending from Bell Lane in the south to Calvert Avenue in the north and from Norton Folgate/Bishopsgate in the west to Brick Lane in the east. From 1st July to 31st August this year the map will fill the back wall of the gallery at Town House. We're asking anyone who has details of their 18th and 19th century family who lived in the are (dates, names and addresses), either to come in and put the details on the map or email us on firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll do it for you.
We'll also have a very large blank piece of paper on another wall, which will be a 'message-board' for anyone seeking further information about their family members.
We need as many people as possible to come and take part so that we can build a good family history map of the area and if we get enough families then we'll get it printed for sale and give the original to the Bishopsgate for their archives. So come and see us in the summer and put your family on the map!
Now and Then
I am delighted to present 'Now and Then' an exhibition by a group of artists living and working in the East End of London in the spirit of the original East London Group of artists active from the 1920's.
The recent resurgence of interest in the history of the East End of London has been demonstrated by the extraordinary success of 'Spitalfields Life' and the campaigns to preserve such buildings as The Marquis of Lansdowne, precisely because they reflect the way in which ordinary people lived their lives.
In the 1930's a group of artists were inspired to record the stark beauty of Whitechapel, Bow and Stratford as recounted by David Buckman in his 'From Bow to Biennale' published recently and now a new group of artists has been similarly inspired to record these streets as they undergo the upheavals of gentrification and re-generation. We are fortunate to be able to show some of the original East London Group's works alongside that of the new group in the forthcoming exhibition and also to be able to include some works by Anthony Eyton who had a studio in Spitalfields from 1968 – 1982 and who forms the perfect link between the two groups.
A Visit to Anthony Eyton
I had an unexpected treat when I visited Anthony Eyton to collect the paintings and drawings which are going to be included in 'Now and Then', an exhibition of current figurative artists living and working in the East End opening here on the 28th November. Anthony is no longer living in Spitalfields, but he had a studio in Hanbury Street at the end of the 60's, when he was drawn to Spitalfields and Whitechapel by the noise, colour and vibrancy of the area.
He had managed to get most of the paintings together, but was still unable to find a couple, so that meant a lot of rummaging through stacked up paintings, looking for the elusive ones. Nothing nicer I think, because of course we discussed the paintings we came across as we searched, in a much more companionable way than you'd expect given that I hadn't met him before. We were drawn together for the time being by the magic of seeing old friends for him, and the magic of seeing the many facets of his work for the first time for me.
This painting, from his studio in Hanbury Street in 1981, encapsulates for me his view of the East End at the time. No sky, just an overwhelming sense of buildings one after the other, run-down, but not depressing. A sense of lives lived on top of each other, but where someone has made a tiny patch of green amongst the endless brick. His is a gaze of great fondness for the city and although his paintings in the exhibition are mainly about the buildings, you sense a great love of life at the heart of them all.
A Mudlark and his Dog
My email box is unusually exciting at the moment as I'm being sent lots of images by the artists taking part in the New East London Group exhibition 'Now and Then' at Town House from 28th November – 8th December. The exhibition sets a group of six artists living and working in the East End now alongside some works of the original East London Group from the 1930's and some works by Anthony Eyton working in the area from the 1960's.
I love this etching of a mudlark and his dog, which arrived from Joanna Moore recently. At first it was the visual appeal of the sketching and the rapid strokes that convey the repetitive movement of man and dog as they search for 'treasure', almost resolving into a pattern. Yet it soon reminded me of an article I read recently about the artist Simon Ling, shortly to appear in an exhibition at the Tate, who also likes to work outside and whose intense focus is such that a detail becomes everything. I realised that Joanna is doing something similar in this etching, but focusing on the event rather than the object.
The etching comprises a series of sketches made as she watched the mudlark and his dog, but combined into one image as they are here, they analyse the event over a period of time so that we can view it from every angle. Not only does it convey the closely focused, minutely choreographed movement of the mudlark as he works, but we also understand the close relationship between man and dog much better than we would from a single sketch.
I Want to Make Memories with You
When Zero Lubin first suggested their exhibition 'I Want to Make Memories With You' and showed me some of the amazing silk handkerchiefs in their collection it instantly took me back to my childhood and the pile of hankies that sat in my drawer. The more boring ones were used, but the others, which I liked most, were kept and occasionally used as dolls' tablecloths or scarves – I think they are probably still sitting in a drawer somewhere at the moment – I have never quite been able to get rid of them.
Now they seem like something from a lost age of innocence, a memory of my childhood that my children probably wouldn't understand, as I don't think handkerchiefs have been given as presents in the same way for a long while. But where would we be in books and old films without hankies: being handed a tissue to wipe away the tears is just not the same!
Zero Lubin's hankies have a modern twist though, who can resist the added 'Dress Like a
Girl, Punch Like a Hammer' or 'I Want to Run Away and Join the Circus' – definitely not sentiments that would have been thought suitable to be given to me all those years ago. And the exhibition here, in a building, which was used for much of its early life by weavers, seems particularly poignant. The handkerchiefs were primarily made in Macclesfield, a town that benefited from the industrialization of weaving which ended that trade here in Spitalfields.
So I hope you will be able to visit the exhibition and enjoy your memories in the gallery here from 19th -29th September 2013, Monday to Friday 11 – 6 Weekends 11 – 5
A Visit to Jonathan Garratt's
I first met Jonathan Garratt two years ago. We were travelling to a festival and had failed to find anywhere for lunch, so the sign 'cream teas' as we drove through a village proved irresistible. I had been looking for some pottery to sell in the shop for some time, but hadn't been able to find anything that felt right, but when I saw Jonathan's pottery in the shop next door I knew that this was the potter I had been looking for. I 'phoned him, music blaring in the background, and arranged to go and see him the next day. He lives in Dorset in an 18th century thatched house with barns, in which he has built his kiln, surrounding a beautiful planted courtyard. I came away with a carload and have been selling his pottery ever since.
So it is always a pleasure to visit him and see what he has been making and I went again this Friday, forgetting that it was the first of the big summer holiday travelling weekends! So I arrived hot, tired and very hungry, but was greeted with his usual hospitality and a perfect summer lunch of mackerel with a wonderful salad of his homegrown vegetables. After that and a tour of his vegetable garden I felt completely restored.
On that first day that I visited him we quickly discovered that his father had been a dealer who knew my father and as they did the same fairs, I recognized his name, but couldn't really remember him.
He has just made the sculpture you see in the photograph using his father's shoes as moulds for the line of feet, which Jonathan has used to suggest the ongoing generations and which is an expression of hope and optimism on his part. Unfortunately the courtyard at Town House is too small to include his sculpture, but it works beautifully punctuating the planting in his courtyard.
The journey home was just as horrendous, but the couple of hours with Jonathan and his wife and the new things I brought back made it all worthwhile.
Life and Death in Spitalfields
Until about 1830 Fournier Street in Spitalfields was called Church Street and in a spare moment last year I googled my address as it was then: 30 Church Street. To my surprise a result from a trade directory was first on the list, referring to Richard Ball, weaver, living here in 1794, and a resident of the building previously unknown to me. Unable to find any further information on him, I filed it away as another piece in the jigsaw of who has lived here for the past three centuries.
In an extraordinary coincidence a few months later I picked up a second-hand copy of 'Life and Death in Spitalfields 1700 to 1850' written about the excavation of the crypt in Christ Church and published in 1996. One of the vaults examined was the Ball family, specifically Mary and Martha who died in 1819 and 1821, aged 47 and 70 respectively – but no Richard. I assume, however, that these were his wife and daughter. I have since discovered that Richard Ball seems to have been in partnership with Stephen Sorel, forming the firm Sorel and Ball, weavers and silk merchants of Church Street, which was active c1770 – 1790.
So I am very much looking forward to the talk taking place on the 16th April in Christ Church on these excavations, part of the Huguenots of Spitalfields festival (8th – 21st April). Not that I think the Ball family will feature, but I'll know a bit more about their lives in Spitalfields as I imagine them weaving in the attic here. The photo is one of the plates from Hogarth's Industry and Idleness, 1746 and shows weavers with their tall looms, the cut-out for which was found during the work that took place here ten years ago and which survives to this day in the attic ceiling.


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I went for my appointment with my regular Dr. and it didn't go as well as I had hoped for. Why do Dr's have to be so brutally honest? I had my exam and we talked about the symptoms that I have had. And then we did some talking. Actually She talked and I cried.
I may not like what she had to say but I did find out some interesting stuff about MS. So I will share with you my appointment. ( You know me...I let the personal info out to help others)
First off she wanted me to know that 80% of MS'ers do not have or will not progress to the progressive phase. Good News! Except she does not believe I am one of those 80%. She is seeing progression. She did say that some of my original symptoms when first diagnosed are not as bad. However, there are many more symptoms that I have gained and also have progressed. She did explain that taking the shots are extremely important. They are the only thing I have going for me to help with the exacerbations and permanent damage. As for medications... Medications that we are given to help treat symptoms of MS are not always going to work nor will they take the symptoms away. If they do take the symptoms away or lessen the symptoms this most times is only going to be temporary. I am at the highest dosages for almost all my medications. Not Good! She explained that she has reached her ability to help with any more medications for my symptoms. She did say that the Neurologist might have a few more up his sleeve but probably not much more. As for my Intestinal Shut Down... I explained that with using the natural products I have been able to keep things going and also taking out the dairy seemed to help some. I asked about lactose intolerance. Her answer was that MS can cause lactose intolerance along with other reasons for intestinal shut down. Right now if it helps to take the dairy out of my system and take the natural products then keep doing it. But in reality, There will come a time that the lactose intolerance will lead to another intolerance and then another and then another. Taking the natural products if they help is a good thing but eventually they may not help either. She said that when I went to the Gastro Doctor he was stumped as well and that I need to prepare myself that there could come a day that I may need to have a tube inserted to feed myself so that my body will absorb and release what is needed. She did say that my balance has improved some and I told her about the Wii and she was happy about that however, she followed up with the fact that my strength tests were worse. You all know what I mean by strength tests. Resist as I pull or push. I could tell already that I didn't do so hot with that. She also agreed with what the Neurologist had told me a year ago and that within time I will probably end up in a wheel chair. By this point as you can imagine I was a happy person.
Then came the real kicker!!! She said that I have accepted some parts of being diagnosed with MS but I really haven't accepted the important parts of being diagnosed with MS. She called it Denial. I like to think that the Doctors are wrong and I will beat this and I will live a long life with a lot of pains. She said "Tara, I think you need to go for counseling because the reality of this disease is that it is a crippling and debilitating disease and can be fatal" Ok. This is when the tears turned into full blown crying. She also said that going to support groups is good. I told her I don't like them because they are to real to me. I don't want to see the possibilities of what this stupid disease can do. Her answer was then that is where you are in denial. You need to see what can happen so you can be prepared.
I quickly responded. I don't want to see what the possibilities are and I don't want to prepare for any of this. I want you Doctors to tell me that this is a nightmare or a mistake or even tell me yes, you have MS but we will be able to control it. And the answer she gave is... None of us Doctors can tell you this. She told me that she just buried her cousin age 42 last year from MS. She had it for 20 years and the last 10 years she was in a wheel chair and then became worse and worse. Ok. So at this point I am crying very hard and responded with "Why do Doctors say things like this? If you don't give encouragement or signs of hope then what do I have to hold on to? To keep me fighting and believing that I can win this and live the life I have planned. I am not stupid, I know that there are going to be changes that I will have to live with whether I like them or not.
She is changing some of my medications and is going to do a complete blood work up which I have to go in and have done very soon. She said that will give some info and then I need to go see the Neuro and get my yearly MRI test. I am just so excited about all this.
But I need to point out one more thing she told me. I explained to her that I did not call the Neuro the last exacerbation because I did not want to have the steroid treatment. Her answer to this was... "Tara, by not going through the steroid treatment can actually help progress the MS. Steroid treatments are to shut down the immune system causing less permanent damage and destruction. By choosing not to do the steroids I am choosing to let the exacerbation last longer and more damage to be done." In her opinion she said no matter what if you are having an exacerbation I should always call and let the Neuro know and if Steroids are recommended then it is better for you to do them. Causing less damage. Less Damage = Less progression.
And I will admit that she did get on me this time about the smoking. She said "Tara, smoking is also helping this disease to progress". I asked her if she had been reading my blogs? And of course I laughed through my tears and she said no. I explained and she said it is just the truth. I told her that I was in my phase 1 "Thinking Phase" and I will work towards "Phase 2" She said she wants to see me in 2-3 months and hopes I am in phase 2-3 by then.
She also said that she knows that I push myself to the limit most times and she expressed that when you have MS. You need to listen more closely to your body. If it needs sleep then sleep, If it needs to have resting times then do it, and if it says "STOP" then stop.
I will go have my blood work done in the next few days and we will see what that comes back like. I will continue to post how my next few appointments go and also my blood work.
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Ok so I've recently begun buying all the older Final Fantasy games as FF13 has left me wanting more from a series that typically has impressed much more over the years. Now the only FF games I've played and actually gotten into have been FFIV on the DS, FFX, and FF13 so I do not have much experience though I know how the games work both structurally and gameplay-wise. Anyways I just ordered FFVII and FFIX as I feel those are the two that most interest me. I plan on buying more later or hell as soon as the new ones arrive in the mail and I start playing them. I'm just wondering what one to get next. I've always been interested in FFVI as many people cite it as the best or second best (behind 7 of course). It seems like a masterpiece in 16 bit rpg gaming. Although I also would like to complete the PS1 trilogy by buying FF8, I'm not scared off by the love story it focuses on, in fact that sort of interests me as love is rarely a topic that is nailed in video games. FFV really doesn't interest me much... at all. So it's really FFVI v.s. FF8. My brother said he'd let me borrow his FFVI Advance copy for the GBA, but I prefer playing games on the tv so again, what do you think? FF Anthology or FF8?
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Ignore all the haters, VIII is a great game and much better than the horrendously over rated VII. But I'm not in a position to say whether or not its better than VI as I've never played it.
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I'm in the minority here but Final Fantasy VIII is a bad game, it's got some of the worst plot choices and characters you'll see in an RPG.
The combat system is similar to VII's, which is fine; however they royally fucked up the magic system. Instead of having an MP value or X casts of spell level they decided to force you to grind individual casts of spells off monsters, this means your reward for exploiting enemy elemental weaknesses is even more grinding to replace the spells you used up. To make things worse, you have to link your stats to specific spells, granting bonuses depending on how many casts are left, pretty much forcing you to keep your casts as high as possible so you get the maximum bonus.
On a more positive note VI is amazing, go play that.
Honestly the two best games of the series are FF VI and FF VII. The vast majority of FF players who actually have played them all will agree with that too. FF VIII while I wouldn't say it is the worst game in the series... it definitely is not the best. It is also not a love story, the romance part of it is pulled off I suppose but it isn't really played out or particularly well done in fact VII's romance subplot is better handled. The rest of the story though reads like a very bad fanfic of some anime series from hell. Let me briefly cut aside here and mention that there is also a reason FF II, III, and V never saw American release originally, they just weren't all that good with maybe the exception of V which was "Ok". The primary reasons they weren't all that good is because they either had really unfriendly battle/gameplay systems (looking at you FF II) and or the story didn't really deliver (FF V felt like a step down from IV in this respect).
So summing up.... buy the anthology and play FF VI but look at playing that FF V too, and maybe even playing the original FF I before you play FF VIII, assuming you take the time to play it at all.
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Ultimately, I'm going to go out on a limb here and recommend you pick up both, assuming you can afford to. All three games have something unique to offer, and I don't especially think you could go wrong with any of them. Whatever you decide to purchase (and please let us know which game you choose), I hope you enjoy it. Peace out, duder.
EDIT: Also, I really hope you enjoy your time with Final Fantasy IX. It's a game that's often overlooked by series fans, but that probably best captures the essence of the entire Final Fantasy series up to that point.
uh, I'd certainly recommend FFVI over VIII, I didn't really hate 8 as much as people does, however anthology isn't a good port, you'd want to get the gba version of FFVI, but then there might be some differences in sound and graphic quality in that version, but there are new dungeons and better translation I think, someone else might want to fill you in on that as I don't have that version, I have anthology and the loading was bad.
If you can stand the loading times of FF Anthology (it takes about 10 seconds to load up the menu screen) then pick it up. I love FFV and FFVI more than FFVIII, but the latter also has some charm of it's own. I like VIII, but the plot and the way it's told is total nonsense.
It seems like a masterpiece in 16 bit rpg gaming.FFVI is a masterpiece.
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" Honestly the two best games of the series are FF VI and FF VII. The vast majority of FF players who actually have played them all will agree with that too.This ^^^
FF VIII while I wouldn't say it is the worst game in the series... it definitely is not the best.
.... buy the anthology and play FF VI but look at playing that FF V too, "
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" If you can stand the loading times of FF Anthology (it takes about 10 seconds to load up the menu screen) then pick it up. "And, the loading times in FF Anthology are horrendous... they weren't bad when I played FFV & FFVI on anthology when it came out, but by today's standards, they aren't good.
" Final Fantasy 8 is my personal favorite. I disliked FF 13 so take from that whatever you want.The gameplay mechanics were great in FF 8, bit grindy when it came to gathering magic but worth it in the long run. "honestly i'm not too impressed with FF13 either. It's so slow early on and just drags on corridor after corridor.
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BANGALORE: An MBA student was found dead under mysterious circumstances in Bhuvaneshwari Nagar in Hebbal police station limits on Thursday night.
The body of Swetha (22), a student of Oxford College, was found in a decomposed state in her house. The body was found after police visited the house following complaints from neighbours about foul smell emanating for a room. The police broke open the front door of the house and found the body.
Swetha was married to Anil Kumar Sinha, a software engineer, working in Chennai. Police said Swetha might have died four days ago. They were yet to make sure as to whether she was murdered or had she committed suicide.
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The Posada File
The CIA document, stamped Secret, is dated June 22, 1976, and titled "Possible Plans of Cuban Exile Extremists to blow up a Cubana airliner." A "usually reliable" source, described as a "businessman with close ties to the Cuban exile community," reports that an extremist group led by an anti-Castro terrorist named Orlando Bosch "plans to place a bomb on a Cubana airline flight traveling between Panama and Havana." The source says that the original plan for the attack called for two bombs to be placed on Cubana flight 467 on June 21. (This did not take place.) This intelligence report is disseminated to multiple US agencies, including the FAA, but there is no indication any action is taken, or that a warning is provided to Cuban authorities.
Less than four months later, on October 6, two bombs explode on Cubana Flight 455, which has just taken off from Barbados. The plane is carrying seventy-three people, including Cuba's teenage fencing team and eleven Guyanese citizens, most of them students on their way to Havana to attend medical school. All aboard perish when the plane crashes into the sea. A CIA source subsequently reports that sometime around the last week of September, another renowned anti-Castro exile in Caracas, Luis Posada Carriles, was overheard stating: "We are going to hit a Cuban airliner."
This past March, Posada sneaked into the United States using a false passport and requested political asylum. Despite repeated demands for his arrest and extradition to Venezuela, where the crime was planned, US authorities made no move until May 17. Homeland Security officials finally detained him after he gave an interview to the Miami Herald in which he discussed the relative ease with which he'd been able to move around Florida and then held a press conference.
The international community is now waiting to see what the Bush Administration will do with him. Posada's case not only forces the question of whether, in the opinion of Washington, there are "good" terrorists and "bad" ones but also refocuses attention on the cozy relationships that existed in the 1970s between violent anti-Castro Cubans and US intelligence. Declassified documents raise issues about what kind of advance warnings the CIA and FBI had about the attack on Flight 455 and what actions they took--or failed to take--to stop it.
Shortly after the bombing, the Castro government accused the CIA of "directly" participating in the atrocity. Not only were the leaders of the likely responsible exile group, CORU, known to have past ties to the agency but the name and phone number of the FBI legal attaché (Legat) in Caracas, Joseph Leo, was found among papers of one of the two Venezuelans arrested in Barbados and charged with placing the bombs on the plane.
On October 8, 1976, two days after the bombing, Leo filed a teletype to FBI headquarters in which he admitted multiple contacts in the two years leading up to the bombing with one of the bombers, Hernan Ricardo, whom he described as a photojournalist passing intelligence on Cuban Embassy officials to the FBI "in the personal service of Luis Posada." During one meeting, "Ricardo suggested Legat might wish to make some suggestions regarding courses of action that might be taken against the Cuban Embassy in Caracas by an anti-Castro group of which he formed part," Leo wrote. His response, Leo claimed, had been to tell Ricardo that this was not part of the function of his office, and that in any event he "abhorred terrorist activities."
Just tapping Ricardo's phone might have revealed the entire terrorist plot against the plane. But no such investigation was contemplated, let alone undertaken. Instead, when Ricardo returned to Leo's office at the end of September and asked for an expedited US visa, Leo took his application. In reviewing Ricardo's passport, Leo noted that Ricardo had been in Trinidad on September 1--the day the Guyanese consulate in Port-of-Spain had been bombed--"and wondered in view of Ricardo's association with Luis Posada, if his presence there during that period was coincidence." Yet when Ricardo returned October 1 with a letter signed by Posada attesting to his employment in Caracas, Leo raised no concerns with the vice consul, and the visa was provided. The last thing Leo remembers Ricardo saying was that "he might also be visiting Barbados" on this trip.
These CIA and FBI documents are part of a massive file on Posada and the Cubana plane bombing, which has been only partly declassified. What is available so far does not indicate that the United States covertly orchestrated or supported the attack. But the files do indicate that the close ties between CIA and FBI officials and allies inside the Cuban exile movement enabled the bombing to go forward--despite ample intelligence that, if acted upon, could have prevented it. When the entire file is made public, as it should and must be, the degree of US responsibility will be more apparent. Now that the Bush Administration has detained Posada, how that information is used, as well as what happens to Posada, will say much about whether those cozy ties of the past have survived into the post-9/11 present.


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Somehow motorcycle riders always attract people, two older gentleman, hey where you going and me Inuvik NWT and trying to decide if I should go South of lake Superior or North, the two guys North of course because it's the most scenic, well they where right it is a very beautiful ride reminded me of the Pacific Cost Hwy 1 at some spots and a must do.
Made it past Thunder Bay and about 350 km before the Manitoba border, decided to look for a spot to camp and fond a transmit tower in the middle of nowhere and thought that would be a good spot, well here is another sticky note to self, unless you bath in Deet don't do that, I don't know how in the world you would be able to set-up camp and not be eaten up first.
The weather started looking bad and some thunder clouds started there show and tell, so I pulled into a rest stop that had this nice covered shelter made to withstand just about anything, set-up under it and am I glad I did, the storm hit with a wham thunder lightning all around and a real heavy downpour, after that fell asleep like a baby cradled by the wind in my comfy hammock, life is good.
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It's true that SI is Brahma, the All-Knowing, Wise One.
But occasionally even Brahma nods off, lost in the fantasy land of Samantha Jennifer Lawrence, Ingrid Bergman, Audrey Hepburn, Lakshmi Rai etc.
It's in those lost moments when I'm exploring some nooks and crevices in the dark recesses of my unfathomable mind that my dear readers sometimes stumble upon some worth-watching movies and make their recommendations.
Unfortunately, your recommendations are quickly forgotten since they're made to a post which eventually gets buried under the weight of newer stories (that in essence is Naveen's grouse).
This will not happen going forward since all movie recommendations must be made only to this post.
I will 'pin' this post to the right column (under SearchIndia.com Movie Reviews) so that it's always there and easily accessible.
One Condition
Readers can recommend any movies as long as they don't feature one of these three stars:
* Trisha Krishnan
* Abhishek Bachchan
* Priyanka Chopra
In my not-so-humble opinion, Trisha, Abhishek and Priyanka are festering sores on the ugly face of Indian cinema, utterly worthless actors.
A blot on art.
The mere sound or sight of their Satanic names sends me into a catatonic rage!
Aim High
Don't restrict your movie recommendations to just Hindi, Tamil or Telugu movies.
Set your sights higher.
English, French, Chinese, Korean, Danish…hey, let your imagination run riot.
When you make a recommendation, please provide a Wiki or IMDB link.
What Happens Next
Once you make your recommendation as a comment to this post, I will move it into this post along with the commenter's name.
Time permitting and should the movie be easily accessible (either on Netflix or Mela), SI a.k.a. Brahma will review your recommendations as a Blog post.
Keep in mind that a lot of movies are not easily available in Amreeka
Readers are also welcome to review the recommendations but it's unlikely I'll approve it here unless I know you. If you have to ask what know means, then I don't know you! 😉
Readers Recommendations
* Aaranya Kaandam (2011) – Hari, Mnx542
* 3 Deewarein – Naveen
* Shaitan – Naveen
* Suraj Ka Satvan Ghoda – Naveen
* Shawshank Redemption – Mnx542
* Cast Away (2000).. Tom Hanks was brilliant – Mnx542 Done
* The Terminal Tom Hanks again – Mnx542
* Minority Report – Mnx542
* Raam (2005) – Hari
* Kattradhu Thamizh (2007) – Hari
* GoodFellas (1990) – Hari
* The Intouchables (2011) – iamthechampion007 – Done
* Do Dooni Chaar (2010) – iamthechampion007
* Stanley Ka Dabba (2011) – iamthechampion007
* The Man From Earth (2007) – iamthechampion007 – Done. See Review
* Mr. Smith Goes To Washington (1939) – iamthechampion007
* It's a Wonderful Life (1946) – iamthechampion007
* Sin City – Unknown Virus
* Kill Bill – Unknown Virus
* A Separation (Persian) – Unknown Virus
* Turkish Delight – Gandhiji
Dr. Strangelove – Naveen
The Mouse That Roared
Jackie Brown – Naveen
The ladykillers (1955) – Naveen
Mississippi Burning (gripping crime drama about racial killings in the 60s) – Dr.Logu
In the heat of the night (Sidney Poitier at his best) – Dr.Logu
Kamal Haasan's Mahanadhi where he was brilliant as the troubled father – – Dr.Logu – Done
Thevar magan Kamal haasan and Sivaji Ganesan's best work according to me – Dr.Logu
The General – VJCool
The Great dictator – VJCool
Aliens(1986) – VJCool
Gattacca – VJCool
A Clockwork Orange – VJCool
Finding Nemo – VJCool
The Spirit of the Beehive – VJcool – Done
A Beautiful Mind – Sunnysonu
Gladiator – Sunnysonu
Pulp Fiction – Sunnysonu
Moondram Pirai
Guna – Sunnysonu
13 assasins – zarboan
Mother – zarboan
oldboy – zarboan
Memories of murder – zarboan
Woman in the dunes – VJ Cool
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058625/ really good character study
Ran (think its on your list for a long l; long time) a very Japanese take on King Lear – VJ Cool
The Motorcycle Diaries (Spanish) – zarboan – Done
Gangs of Wasseypur-I – Vivek
Gangs of Wasseypur-II – Vivek
Invictus – Boops – Done
Bhindi Bazaar
Ab Tak Chhappan
Cache – hispeed144 – Watched but Not Reviewed
Amour – hispeed144 – Watched but Not Reviewed
Boopalan – Nebraska – Done
SI Review – Nebraska Review – Rara Avis
Minor Kunju – Sigappu Rojakkal – Done
SI Review – Sigappu Rojakkal – A Kollywood Aberration
150 Responses to "I am Brahma, But…."
1) Cast Away (2000).. Tom Hanks was brilliant
2)The Terminal.. Tom Hanks again.
3)Minority Report
SearchInduia.com Responds:
Added to above list. Thanks.
I'll start soon.
The Intouchables(2011)
Do Dooni Chaar(2010)
Stanley Ka Dabba(2011)
The Man From Earth(2007)
Mr. Smith Goes To Washington(1939)
It's a Wonderful Life(1946)
SearchIndia.com Responds:
The Intouchables is high on my list too.
I think SI is playing a prank on us.
Here are a couple of movies that I have recommended in the past:
American Beauty
Matrix (Please rewatch after retooling your home theater system – For the price you paid for the Apple products, you could have set up a great home theater system. As you keep us updated on your tech gadgets, I am pretty sure you home theater is very out-dated).
Full Metal Jacket
Two recent Tamils movies that I thought were decent:
Vaagai Sooda Vaa
Gangs of Wasseypoo [sic]
SearchIndia.com Responds:
1. Gangs of Wasseypur has not released in the U.S. and unfortunately I don't have nimble fingers (a hobbling factor for a lot of recommendations not just yours).
2. Ha ha ha, you conveniently forget that I've watched and reviewed several of your recommendations (Slumdog Millionaire, Temple Grandin, Aayirathil Oruvan, Illusionist, Big Lebowski, Dev D, Matrix (watched but not reviewed) etc) but mention only the ones I've not had a chance to get to.
You really ought to try harder and do better next time, sweetie! 😉
BTW, your time would have been better spent reading Great Deal – Free Blockbuster DVD 6-Months and getting some free DVDs and free video games.
3. Not investing in a new TV unless it's the Sharp 90-inch TV.
4. You write: For the price you paid for the Apple products, you could have set up a great home theater system.
True, the $1,600 or $1,700 I paid for the 27-inch iMac alone could have gotten me a whole new entertainment system (with TV) but then Apple is my mistress whose beguiling charms I find irresistible.
I've watched and reviewed several of your recommendations haha! Those were by the old SI. Or are you done posing as the new SI?
Yes, thanks for the BB tip.
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/turkish_delight/ is a must watch
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Stop your asinine whining.
Bottom line, SI has watched and reviewed several of your recommendations.
Scoot now!
Sorry 😕 Didn't mean to make you mad!
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Tonight's movie – Salmon Fishing in the Yemen.
Got some decent reviews.
Vicky Donor(2012)….Finishd watchin it juz nw….lovd it
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Olivia Munn looks enticing.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Depends on what else is available….she lacks the classy looks of, say, a Drew Barrymore, Keira Knightley, Charlize Theron or Jennifer Lawrence. But a million times better than my Hollywood bete noire Cameron Diaz.
Olivia ought to find a better director than Jambulingam.
I was only looking at movies releasing this weekend. Jay has had two huge cult hits – super troopers(89% audience liked it) and beerfest (76% audience.)
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Good Lord, RT critics rating for Babymakers is an abysmal 6%.
Can it sink any lower?
Plus, it looks like a limited release film.
Don't be surprised if it makes it to the new releases this Tuesday on RedBox! 😉
Magic Mike also have Munn, but the crowd will be looking elsewhere. It(MM) has a surprisingly good rating on RT.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
I regret not seeing Ted and Magic Mike when they released.
Now, I'll probably wait for the DVDs.
Hey u havent watched any of ma suggestions yet….Atleast watch 'The Man from Earth'……u'll love it…..trust me
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Been busy watching a bunch of foreign films (Headhunters, Hedgehog, Monsieur Lazhar, A Separation).
Will watch The Man from Earth on Thursday.
Oh great…..
Watch Bhindi Bazaar
I haven't watched the movie myself but just a few scenes and they were quite nice. The story seems to be different so is the narrative.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
If I can get it here.
Have u watched and reviewed Sixth Sense?
If not, do it.
It's a very good movie. Wonderful performances by Bruce Willis and that young boy.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Watched it few years back (but not reviewed).
One of the better films from Manoj Shyamalan.
Would you post a review in the coming days?
Btw, I watched X men First Class today. A prequel about Charles Xavier and Magneto. Takes a few liberties and even deliberately has some differences from the previous x men movies.
But I liked the movie. Had some decent acting and story.
Recently rewatched Mrs. Doubtfire. Still hasn't lost it's charm. Robin Williams is superb.
Avvai Shanmugi is pathetic compared to Mrs. Doubtfire.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
1. Sixth Sense review? Parkalam (we'll see).
2. But what I'll definitely review is The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
Just finished watching it…lovely film. Set in India.
3. I must watch Mrs.Doubtfire!
I've seen both Robin Williams & Kamal Hassan in several movies.
Robin Williams is a class actor.
Kamal Hassan is a crass jackass, good enough only for the Tamil idiots who know no better.
4. Worse, the asshole Kamal Hassan steals or is complicit in theft.
Here's an example of the thieving asshole Kamal Hassan:
Original – Nonpareil Bill Murray
Stolen – Thirutu Lavadai Kabal Kamal Hassan
yes.. right now i am using my kindle 3g for surfing.. heathrow doesnt have free wifi :^
The Others(2001)
Nice movie with some twists and turns..!!
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Personally, I find it difficult to sit through ghost, haunted houses, werewolf, witches, Paranomal kind of films. Those genres don't appeal to me much. Saw two or three trailers from those genres when I went to Killing Them Softly.
Watched Polisse last night.
Superb French film set within the context of the everyday working of Paris' Child Protection Unit police division.
Won the Jury award at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival.
@SI: "Personally, I find it difficult to sit through ghost, haunted houses, werewolf, witches, Paranomal kind of films. Those genres don't appeal to me much. Saw two or three trailers from those genres when I went to Killing Them Softly."
Pretty much the same here. But if I remember right, Others doesn't try to scare you. It works because of a well-narrated story and good all-round acting.
Btw, I watched Look Who's Talking (1989) today. It was quite amusing and it's the first movie I've watched starring John Travolta where I actually liked him very much. I've always considered him an average actor.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
1. John Travolta is chow, finished. It's his ghost that you see lingering around.
Speaking of Travolta, I still love his famous You Should be Dancing and other videos from Saturday Night Fever:
You Should be Dancing – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZfJaKTWS5E
and to a lesser extent
Night Fever – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m9ZP_tTtLc
In the 1990s, for a brief spell we kind of liked Kirstie Alley.
2. Watched a crappy Disney film last night – The Odd Life of Timothy Green – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Odd_Life_of_Timothy_Green
"John Travolta is chow, finished. It's his ghost that you see lingering around."
Agree 100%
The You Should be dancing video is quite good. This guy can definitely dance.
Didn't watch the second one as the internet connection is quite slow.
Btw, what happened to Cast Away?
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Due to some mess up, it got pushed down in my Netflix queue. I should get it either tomorrow or Tuesday latest.
Hey, its been a long time since i recommended movies like Its a Wonderful Life, Do Dooni Chaar, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Stanley Ka Dabba and so on. I understand that u must be busy, but pls try to watch them. I can assure that u wont b disappointed.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Sweetie, I will do every single one of your recommendations (as long as they're available).
I divide my time between new movies that I review, movies I watch but don't review (like Hope Springs and Ek Phool Do Maali that I watched yesterday) and old movies that I watch and review.
Please be a little patient.
Plus, the hyperactive Telugu Biddas here are impinging on my time with their wild antics! 😉
k…i'll wait
My Choice of Movies Include,
Iran-Turkish Movies:
Children of Heaven – Favourite
Color of Paradise – favourite
Songs of Sparrow – favourite
A Separation
Fireworks Wednesday
Chinese-Japanese-Korean Movies:
In the mood for love
OldBoy – favourite
I saw the devil
The horse thief
Chungking express
two guys – humour
Project A – stunts and humour
City hunter – nice stunts and humour
36th chamber of shaolin
The taste of tea
The twilight samurai – favourite
Tokyo story – favourite
The bird people in china – favourite
spring, summer, fall, winter and spring – favourite
Battle royale Part I – favourite
13 assasins
The yellow sea
european movies
the lives of others – favourite
volver – favourite
talk to her – favourite
the grocer's son
the edge of heaven
the fox and the child
Indian Movies
a wednesday
hera pheri
road, movie
aaranya kandam
bhindi bazar
sudigundaalu – movie on capital punishment, role of parents in one's life
swathi kiranam
American-british-australian movies
dirty pretty things
28 days later
the godfather
Taxi driver
big fish
shaun of the dead
mad max 1
raging bull
rambo part 1
ruthless people
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Wow! That's an impressive list.
Looks like me you too are not a big fan of animation films.
I've seen some of the films in your list – The Grocer's Son, Taxi Driver, I saw the Devil, Hera Pheri, 36th Chamber of Shaolin, Yellow Sea, A Wednesday etc.
I watched Yellow Sea a second time recently.
(Sorry, for some reason your comment went into the spam folder….and I just noticed it.)
I have seen mainly Hollywood animation movies and i am not impressed by them. Madagascar or Ice age or Lion King have some moments, but i dont find myself completely immersed in such films.
My all time favourite films (at this moment) should be Children of Heaven; Spring, summer, fall, winter and spring; Songs of sparrow; The Godfather; Tokyo Story; Taxi Driver; A Wednesday and Life is Beautiful (I missed movie in list).
Request you to provide reviews of some of above said films. I was primarily attracted to your site on account of your bold, dissecting reviews on Movies.
Primarily the way in which a lady reviewer replied to idiotic Ajith fans in Billa 2007 movie review, is simply awesome.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Life is Beautiful is reviewed on SI.
A Wednesday we touched upon while reviewing the horrible Unnaipol Oruvan….tonight or tomorrow I'll try to see Godard's Breathless.
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1.0-8756 fails to detect internal dual-link TMDS on 7900GT
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I am trying to get an IBM T221 monitor working with a 7900GT card.
This monitor worked fine at 1920x1200@41Hz with an ATI Radeon 8500 in a
different system.
But it does not work very well with the linux nvidia driver 1.0-8756.
I took the xorg.conf used for the Radeon and made the minimal changes required
to convert it over to using the nvidia card. In particular I did not change
the modeline.
Also, there is one problem with the T221 monitor - it does not report an EDID
that the Xorg server can understand. So, I have had to use the following
Option "UseEDID" "false"
Option "ExactModeTimingsDVI" "true"
Option "ConnectedMonitor" "dfp"
I have found that if I start up the Xorg server with another DVI monitor
connected to the 7900GT and then switch it over to the T221, the display is
fine. BUT, if I start the X server with the T221 connected, it fails.
I have run X -logverbose 6 for both the "good" (works when connected to another
DVI monitor first) and the "bad" (connected to the T221 to start). I will
attach the logs, but I can summarize the difference here - it is only two line:
(--) NVIDIA(0): DFP-0: Internal Dual Link TMDS
(--) NVIDIA(0): DFP-0: Native FlatPanel Scaling is supported
(--) NVIDIA(0): DFP-0: Internal Single Link TMDS
(--) NVIDIA(0): DFP-0: Native FlatPanel Scaling is not supported
For what it is worth - the "bad" output is identical to the log output when
there is no cable connected to the card's DVI port at all.
I could not find an option listed in the NVIDIA Readme that would allow me to
force the driver to detect the Dual-Link TMDS.
Obviously, booting with one monitor and switching to the T221 is not feasible,
so I really, really need the driver to work and will be happy to test a beta
Xorg.0.log-verbose-good - log of a good boot connected to another monitor 1st
Xorg.0.log-verbose-bad - log of a failed boot connected to the T221
xorg.conf - conf file, minimal changes from a working Radeon vers
Thank you
Re: 1.0-8756 fails to detect internal dual-link TMDS on 7900GT
You can try using the ModeValidation X option with the "NoMaxPClkCheck" parameter:
If you need further assistance, please generate and post an nvidia-bug-report.log.
Re: 1.0-8756 fails to detect internal dual-link TMDS on 7900GT
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Option "ModeValidation" "NoMaxPClkCheck"
made no appreciable difference in behavior.
So, attached are nvidia-bug-report-GOOD.log and nvidia-bug-report-BAD.log
The GOOD is from a run against a 2nd LCD at init, and then manually recabling to the T221 - which produces a viewable display.
The BAD is from a run that was T221 from start to end - and does not produce a viewable display.
PS - the forum's 100K limit on attachments is too small, I had to zip up the nvidia-bug-report.log files in order get them to fit in the 100K per file limit.
Re: 1.0-8756 fails to detect internal dual-link TMDS on 7900GT
How did you obtain the 1920x1200 modeline?
I'd like to see what is being detected for the EDID. Please remove the UseEDID and ConnectedMonitor options, and generate a new bug report.
Re: 1.0-8756 fails to detect internal dual-link TMDS on 7900GT
I can tell you right off that NO EDID value comes back from the T221 monitor -nada zilch, nothing. The driver considers it a CRT if the ConnectedMonitor is removed. I even tried the read-edid utility from that guy in Germany and it too fails to read the EDID.
Like I said in the original post, the Modeline comes straight from the config file used with the Radeon 8500 - no change was made. I have had to go back to the machine with the Radeon 8500 for now and the T221 continues to work just fine with the very same Modeline.
Furthemore, the Modeline WORKS if the non-T221 monitor is connected to the 7900GT at initialization and then the cables are swapped. Please acknowledge that you understand this key point, I can elaborate further if needed.
I spent all weekend narrowing this down - and going back and forth recabling is not an easy task because half the time I am flying blind - the only difference is the dual-link vs single-link TMDS reporting. The 7900GT is a dual-link card, so there is obviously something wrong if the driver is reporting it as a single-link TMDS.
Re: 1.0-8756 fails to detect internal dual-link TMDS on 7900GT
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Attached is the Xorg.0.log with logverbose 6 with UseEDID and ConnectedMonitor commented out. Here are some relevant details pulled out and the entire file is attached.
(WW) NVIDIA(0): No connected display devices detected; assuming 1 CRT
(WW) NVIDIA(0): Unable to read EDID for display device CRT-0
(--) NVIDIA(0): CRT-0: 400 MHz maximum pixel clock
(--) NVIDIA(0): --- EDID for CRT-0 ---
(--) NVIDIA(0): No EDID Available.
(--) NVIDIA(0): --- End of EDID for CRT-0 ---
Re: 1.0-8756 fails to detect internal dual-link TMDS on 7900GT
Where is the official place to go to get support from Nvidia for Linux driver problems?
It has been 3 days with no response here, not even a "we are opening bug report" nor has my email to firstname.lastname@example.com garnered a single response - not even "we got it and it is in the queue to be looked at."
I've got over $600 worth of brand new nvidia hardware here that was purchased SOLELY on Nvidia's reputation for good linux support. So far, I have not seen anything that even resembles support, so I am forced to conclude that I am looking in all the wrong places. Where are the right places?
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Tiki Barber on Affair Rumors: 'Everything Is So Skewed'
Barber, who was accused of leaving his pregnant wife Ginny for the 23-year-old Johnson after 11 years of marriage. But the former 'Today' show host says that's not true.
"It's hard, because everything is so skewed by the coverage, and by the perception," Barber said.
Johnson added, "I just feel that now is the time to just make sure the rumors that were said are revealed as false." Watch
The ex New York Giant claims he and Traci were simply friends during his marriage.
"We were only friends when I was still married, I was separated, out of my house so it wasn't until then that we took things to the next level," he described.
She continued: "Tiki and I were romantically involved when he was separated, and plenty of people who are separated have boyfriends and girlfriends."
Tiki hopes to keep things normal for his children. "My goal is to not have the kids suffer because of the failings of mine and my soon to be ex-wife."
"I'm just a normal guy who had a job that people cared about, and maybe there is a standard to live up to that but it's a hard one, for anyone," he opined.
Tiki and his ex-wife, who announced their decision to split in April, have four children together.
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- Friday 06 August
Tiki is a conservative by the way. This has nothing to do with Obama I think you just like to bash Obama any chance you get.
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re doing to this young girl and your soon to be x-wife you said and kids. Young man you don't know what you reap and what you sow is all about. I suggest you ask your mom or grandmom
- Sunday 08 AugustBy BTDT
If he cheated on his wife, he'll cheat on his twinkie too.
That's OK though, cause once the money is gone, so is she.
They deserve each other.
- Friday 06 AugustBy ann
I advise you to stop what you are doing to this young girl and your soon to be x-wife you said and kids. Young man you don't know what you reap and what you sow is all about. I suggest you ask your mom or grandmom. A piece of but is not worth it.
- Monday 09 August
ann...thislooks like the same wording up in that azzhole's spam scam at the end. Are you getting ready to reply to yourself as usual when your first fraudulant posts are deleted. You are really sick!!
- Monday 09 AugustBy Julio
Wow do you think you can spell the word but correctly(butt)?
- Friday 06 AugustBy Lisa
- Friday 06 AugustBy Cynthia J.
What a freaking liar. That 30+ man was just "friends" with this much younger college student? Give us break, Tiki. Man-up to the fact that you left your pregnant wife of 11 years to hook up with this child. You were even got caught spending the night in this kid's dorm room, you cheating fool. Now deal with the consequences of your actions. NBC dumped you and I doubt you'll get another Gig with all this negativie press. I hope the Sex was worth all that you've lost. Loser!
- Friday 06 AugustBy Cooper
You said it Cynthia! These two must think we are the biggest idiots to believe their crap!
- Friday 06 AugustBy sue
Seperated is still married. No excuse for adding to the stress of pregnant wife with an affair. It's still an affair and has no good excuse except he is selfish.
- Friday 06 August
Your claim is a lie being split up means the marriage is over and not cheating. What Tiki is saying that marriage was over so I don't think he was cheating.
- Friday 06 AugustBy Irish
I agree, I think he is as low as you can get. Now he wants half the blame put on his wife. GAG, GAG, Gag. Little girl if he cheated on a wife with 2 children and twins on the way, what do you think he will do to you?
- Friday 06 AugustBy Christie
Can anyone say " Mid-Life Crisis"??? I used to like him but now I think he is a jerk who needed a new play toy.
- Friday 06 AugustBy Barbara
Sad,and certainly no man to respect who leaves a wife of 11 yrs pregnant and children for a piece of a--.Both losers.
- Friday 06 AugustBy Lisa
I call bullsh*t Tiki!Sell that crap to somebody else!
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You gotta love the low self esteem white girls, bet you parents are real proud of her
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This has nothing to do with white or black. Have you seen his ex-wise, genius?!?!? What should bother him is that this girl was 11 years old when he married his soon to be ex-wife. Very concerning!
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Author(s): Zuckerman, Alan, M.
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Publisher: Health Administration Press
Copyright Year: 2012
Publication Date: Feb 10th 2012
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Strategic planning is an important management tool, especially in an era of uncertainty. A sound strategic plan helps healthcare organizations thrive in dynamic environments and adapt as market conditions change. This new edition of Healthcare Strategic Planning provides the reader with practical guidance and expert insights for addressing near-term pressures, achieving long-term goals, and managing pitfalls that can derail effective planning. Descriptions, examples, and guidelines lead the reader step-by-step through a proven strategic planning process. Strategic planning in the healthcare environment has evolved since the previous editions of this book were published. This edition reinvigorates the discussion with many new ideas and additional information on contemporary strategic planning. This book is ideal for classes in strategic planning and management.
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