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WPK's Anniversary Marked in Different Countries
Pyongyang, October 8 (KCNA) -- Meetings were held in Bangladesh, Romania and Switzerland between October 1 and 3 to mark the 66th anniversary of the Workers' Party of Korea.
Displayed in their venues were photos on the feats President Kim Il Sung and general secretary Kim Jong Il performed in founding and strengthening the WPK.
Garib Newaz, president of the Bangladesh People's League, said that the 66 year-long history of the WPK founded by Kim Il Sung is a glorious history in which it turned the DPRK into a socialist power and led the human cause of independence to a brilliant victory.
Constantin Rotaru, chairman of the Romanian Socialist Union, noted that the WPK has grown to be an invincible party thanks to the Songun politics of Kim Jong Il.
Martin Lotscher, chairman of the Switzerland-Korea Committee, said that the reelection of Kim Jong Il as general secretary of the WPK at its conference last year provided a firm guarantee for successfully carrying forward and accomplishing generation after generation the Korean revolution which started with the Down-with-Imperialism Union.
The achievements made in the DPRK have brought hope to progressive mankind and greatly inspired them in their struggle to achieve independence, he noted.
A congratulatory message to Kim Jong Il was adopted at the meeting in Switzerland.
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1:01 PM — Cuba Gooding Jr. has said he "almost fainted" when his father asked actor Tom Cruise whether he was gay on the set of Jerry Maguire.
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12:04 PM — Hollywood film star Tom Cruise is being sued over allegations of wiretapping. Magazine editor, Michael Davis Sapir, claims that the actor hired private detective, Anthony Pellicano, to wiretap his phone. In 2001 Sapir claimed to have a video in his possession that proved he was having a "homosexual relationship" with the star.

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I've made some changes that will affect the mobile theme. The login menu item was not activated, so that is now fixed.
There will be more changes over the next couple of weeks to do with security. They will all be in the user account area. There are too many bogus accounts, and there are bots making more all the time. It's time to stop them and whack them.
It should be stressed that it is not necessary to have an account to read the blog. This is a public blog, and it can be viewed online with a computer, mobile device or even though the Facebook app NetworkedBlogs. If on Facebook, comments can be made on the posts through your Facebook login. If not on Facebook, you will have to create a local blog account to comment. You only need an account to make comments.
All of that was necessary to make it clear that if you have an account and have made no comments other than spam, your account is going away. If you've never commented, then you probably never made one to begin with.
In other words, there should be no noticeable difference to regular readers and commenters. However, I am posting this in advance because there is always the possibility of something going wrong. Technology is wonderful when things work, but as I'm sure you are aware they often do not work.
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Social networks, TV helping new bands get noticed
Newbie K-pop group DSP Girls will debut in Japan before starting work in Korea. To promote the group, its agency DSP Media produced a series of animated shorts that tell how each member became a singer. The films will hit Japanese airwaves in April. Provided by DSP MediaThe nation's music industry is already saturated with girl groups and boy groups but new artists keep swarming in. Until they gain recognition, most bands look pretty much the same with stylish outfits and flashy dance moves that look as though they've just come off of a factory assembly line.
This has forced entertainment agencies to get creative when introducing new artists. These days, groups make their first appearances overseas or do a stint in television or film before making an official entry into the market. Social networking services are also playing an increasingly important role in creating buzz for new groups before they go public.
Most recently, DSP Media, which manages Kara, SS501 and Rainbow, unveiled its new five-member girl group in Tokyo late last month. Tentatively entitled DSP Girls, the group made its first appearance in Japan. The group was there to promote an animated short entitled "Pretty Rhythm" that will air on TV Tokyo in April. The film, which combines live action and animation, follows the five DSP Girls and how each of them becomes a singer while competing with a Japanese girl group.
DSP Media chose to introduce the group this way in order to capture Japanese fans of animation.
The boy-band trainees in JTBC's sitcom "I Live in Cheongdam-dong" are real-life trainees at Cube Entertainment. The group, which includes two members who are not on the show, will make its debut next March.
"We thought it would be compelling to tease the group through animation first", a DSP Media official said. "DSP Girls will make their official debut around the time when the animated short hits the airwaves".
The entertainment company is also hoping to capitalize on Kara's huge fan base in Japan by marketing DSP Girls as a new girl group from Kara's entertainment company.
Sometimes, girl and boy groups appear outside of music before releasing a song or album. Instead of appearing on music shows or giving concerts, they often land roles in sitcoms or drama series first in order to promote a girl- or boy-next-door image.
The five boy-band trainees on the JTBC sitcom "I Live in Cheongdam-dong" are real-life trainees at Cube Entertainment, famous for musicians such as BEAST and 4minute. On the sitcom, the five trainees live in poverty in hopes of becoming successful one day. They live in an underground room with no windows and they practice day and night but they also do many menial part-time jobs to make ends meet, such as sewing eyes onto stuffed animals, the perennial job for poor people on sitcoms.
Although the trainees haven't made their debut yet, many sitcom fans have posted messages about them on the Internet. Many fans have launched YouTube channels for them both here and overseas. According to the Cube Entertainment, the five trainees will soon make their debut next month along with two other members who are not part of the sitcom.
"They sing, dance and act in the sitcom. I believe it's one way to get closer to the audience", an official from the entertainment company said.
Chansung, a member of 2PM, also made his debut on a sitcom in 2006. He appeared on "High Kick!" as a a teenage boy who loves to rap before making his first appearance with the band in 2008.
Social networking services are another way for Korean entertainment companies to introduce new groups.
SM Entertainment, the largest agency of its kind, is currently promoting its new boy bands EXO-K and EXO-M worldwide through Facebook and YouTube. The two groups are slated to debut in Korea and Japan at the same time in the first half of the year.
For the past 40 days starting last December, the company has been releasing teaser videos of both groups.
"We recently saw a wide K-pop fan base in places as far as Latin America and Europe, so we introduce not only established musicians but also new musicians through social networking services", SM said in a press release.
Video clips of EXO-K and EXO-M have already attracted more than 10 million page views on YouTube.
B.A.P., a new six-member boy band, is also a beneficiary of SNS marketing. TS Entertainment, which manages the boy band, employed social networking marketing in English before the group's debut. As a result, the boy group's first showcase attracted about 3,000 fans in and outside of Korea, far surpassing other showcases that attract between 200 and 500 fans on average.
"Some fans flew from as far as Sweden, Germany and Britain", a TS official said.
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Even if you're not among those who believe the world will end on 12/21/2012, it's gotta end sometime right? And if there are still journalists at the end, they'll need a game plan. At a recent journalism pow-wow, the role of journalists in two apocalyptic scenarios — global pandemic and alien invasion — were discussed with funny and useful results. Brooke speaks with Andrew Fitzgerald who suggested the topic.
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DAZ has a story of abandoning products users would have liked to be able to use on a Mac: e.g.: Bryce, Hexagon…
Hexagon was basically unusable on a Mac.
Bryce can't even be properly installed on a modern Mac anymore.
Is Carrara next in line? In other terms, is Carrara EOL just like Hexagon and Bryce were?
You need to hire and RETAIN developers, if you realistically intend to sell software:
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If you persist, you are upsetting your users, and I humbly suggest that's not a viable business strategy.


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Prima's 2010 Women in Wine has stellar lineup
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Thursday, March 18th, 2010 at 4:39 pm in Corkheads.
For serious food and wine dinners east of the Caldecott Tunnel in the Bay Area, Prima Ristorante in Walnut Creek always delivers. Over three decades, wine director John Rittmaster has become a pioneer for his world-class wine program. Executive Chef Peter Chastain is a master at creating an Italian sense of place that is both rustic and contemporary.
For their annual Women in Wine Celebration on March 30, these gents pull out all the stops. They even have a fab new female sommelier, Angela Luciano.
I always get a bit giddy when the press release arrives, curious and anxious to see who they landed for the four-course meal and party that usually lasts hours and involves too much excellent wine.
If you've been holding out this year on committing to any big-ticket wine dinners, I suggest you jump on this one. It's $88 and the menu includes duck, pork and wines from some of the biggest names in wine, including Delia Viader and Eileen Crane. There are seven winemakers participating this year.
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Thomas J. Regan was born on April 13, 1954 in Waltham, MA to John C. and Sarah P. (Corbett) Regan. He graduated from Waltham High School in 1972. He received his A.B. degree in history and philosophy from Boston College in May, 1976 and entered the Society of Jesus at Saint Andrew House on 300 Newbury Street, Boston, MA in August, 1976 for two years of novitiate. Following first vows on September 2, 1978, he began doctoral work at Fordham University, NY. He received a M.A. in philosophy in 1982 and a Ph.D. in 1984. While a student at Fordham, he also taught religious studies at Fordham Prep from 1979 to 1980. In 1980, while continuing to study at Fordham, he moved to Fairfield University, in Fairfield, CT, where he taught philosophy from 1980-1984. In the Fall of 1984 he began theological studies at Weston School of Theology in Cambridge. He received the M.Div. in 1987. While studying theology, he taught philosophy at Boston College, MA from 1985-1987. He was ordained a priest in June of 1987 and did a pastoral summer at Saint Ignatius Parish in Chestnut Hill, MA. In October of 1987, he moved to London, England where he did his fourth year of theological study. He completed a post graduate diploma in pastoral theology at Heythrop College, University of London, UK in 1988 and throughout the year served as a priest at Sacred Heart Church in Eden Grove. Returning to the United States, Rev. Regan was appointed assistant professor of philosophy at Fairfield University. In 1993, he received tenure and was promoted to associate professor. He served as acting chair (1992-1993) and then chair of the Philosophy Department (1993-2000) and co-director of the program in Legal Studies from 1996-2000. From 2000-2002, he was associate dean in the College of Arts and Sciences. In September of 2001, he returned to the Philosophy Department and was named co-director of the Ignatian Residential College.
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Jermaine O'Neal's Play On The Court Is Almost As Important As His Leadership Off Of It
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Last night's comeback didn't leave reporters bereft of story lines. There were any number of angles a writer could have chosen: Jermaine O'Neal's halftime speech is one that got a lot of press, and rightly so. "There are four quarters to a basketball game," is one cliché that could have been a nice lead. One that I strongly considered using was Bob Fitzgerald's quote with about 4 minutes left in the 4th quarter — "If you're just tuning in, well, you've missed everything." But instead I'd like to draw attention to another of O'Neal's contributions last night…the actual game he played.
What may have gotten lost behind O'Neal's awe-inspiring halftime speech (the gist of which can be found at Bay Area Sports Guy's site) was that his play, not his words, were what sparked the Warriors in the fourth quarter. O'Neal had five rebounds in the fourth, three of which were offensive. If you've taken a look at the Dubs' shot chart from the fourth quarter last night, you'll see that we only missed six shots. Of those six misses, O'Neal gobbled up fifty percent of the rebounds. He often did so by diving to the right block, and out-muscling Amir Johnson or Jonas Valanciunas, guys 10 maybe 15 years younger than him.
And those offensive boards were far from his only contribution. He had a couple of nifty, hi-lo passes that got D-Lee easy buckets. Plus he had a monster block on a seemingly wide-open layup — a block that he kept in bounds, no less.
Another unsung hero on the night was Draymond Green. He had a big three pointer (his only bucket of the night) to bring Golden State within 10, and then had a smart drop-off to Thompson for one of his numerous wide-open looks for three in the final period.
The passing was infectious, as everyone on the floor contributed (except for maybe Klay, but is anyone going to fault him for that?). On one play in particular Lee had the ball dumped to him in the post, and could have easily forced it inside to O'Neal, whose man had left him to cover Lee. Instead, though, he saw that the help was collapsing on O'Neal and flipped a cross-court look to Thompson for another clean look at three.
Yesterday I wrote about how important the win over the Kings on Sunday night was. Obviously this win is far more important. It showed a resiliency we haven't seen before, to come back from 27 down. Whenever the Warriors get down by double digits now, including if and when it happens in the playoffs, they'll have the knowledge and the experience to say, "Hey, we've come back to win from worse. We got this." More important than that, though, was part of what O'Neal said at halftime:
"The preparation that coach Jackson and his staff puts into this. The fan support that we get in this building every single night. The ownership, the money that they put into this team, you don't get this. You don't get this type of opportunity a lot. We have to do a better job of understanding what's all at stake here. Because you may not get this opportunity again in another year to compete for a championship. I know that firsthand."
I think I speak for everyone when I say, I love Jermaine O'Neal. Here's a guy in his 18th season who takes charges, plays through a torn hand ligament, and is preaching to the younger guys that opportunities like this, teams like this one, don't come around very often. It's easy to be 22, 23 years old and think, "Hey, we'll get another shot at a title." Jermaine O'Neal knows that may not be the case. Sure, getting to the Western Conference semis is all good-and-well, but you need to take advantage of the opportunity you have in front of you and not hope for a better one in the future.
(And seriously, the entire transcript is worth reading at BASG)
Hopefully O'Neal can stay healthy throughout the rest of the season. His presence on the floor is often underestimated; as O'Neal likes to say, "I can't go for twenty every night, but I can go off for twenty on any given night." And his veteran presence is invaluable to a team as young as the Dubs. From merely reading part of the transcript of his halftime speech, I gained a deeper appreciation for the team we have brewing in Oakland. I can only imagine what effect he has, day-in and day-out, on a player's sense of urgency and willingness to work. While his leadership is likely his most valuable attribute, his play this season hasn't been too shabby either.


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Bake cake until deep golden brown and cracked on top and tester inserted into center comes out clean, about 1 hour 25 minutes. Cool cake in pan on rack 15 minutes.
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Place rack on baking sheet. Turn cake out onto rack, top side up. Using skewer or toothpick, poke holes 1 to 2 inches apart all over cake. Brush top and sides of cake with all of lemon glaze, allowing some glaze to soak into cake before brushing with more. Cool cake completely. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover and store at room temperature.) Slice cake. Serve with Balsamic Strawberries.


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Arsenal have announced a £150million extension of their sponsorship deal with Emirates Airlines.
As part of the new package, Emirates will continue with naming rights on the Gunners' 60,000-seater stadium at Ashburton Grove until 2028.
The £30million-a-year contract represents a significant increase in additional revenue for the Barclays Premier League club.
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A Florida businessman reportedly tried to hire a hit man from El Salvador to kill his wife, mother-in-law, brother-in-law and 9-month-old son, officials said.
Jason Dennis Simione, 39, was arrested Monday and charged with three counts of solicitation to commit first-degree murder. He was also charged with threatening to discharge a destructive device and child abuse in connection to the bomb-making materials allegedly found in his home, including threaded galvanized pipe caps, nails, gunpowder, wire and batteries, the Miami Herald reports. A massive trove of guns and ammunition also was found, including more than 70,000 rounds and a .50-caliber sniper rifle.
"The court is concerned with his alleged willingness to hire a hit man to kill everyone in his family, including his own child," said Broward Court Judge John Hurley, who set Simione's bail at $5 million.
Simione, president of Bulldog Tactical Equipment LLC, a supplier of tactical and assault equipment, allegedly asked a Salvadoran employee of his company if he knew someone from his native country who would commit murder. He then offered the unidentified man $150,000 to arrange the killings of his wife, her mother, his brother-in-law and the couple's baby if he didn't get custody of the child in a looming divorce with Megumi "May" Simione.


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George Will on Marco Rubio
Florida will not soon be pushed back under the ocean by the weight of its expanding population. For the first time since the Second World War, the state lost population -- 58,000 people -- in a 12-month period (April 2008 to April 2009). In January 2011, one Floridian will leave for the U.S. Senate. He is unlikely to be a former governor at odds with his party's nominating electorate, or the probable Democratic nominee, Kendrick Meek, a hyper-liberal congressman. Rubio intends to prove that "in the most important swing state, you can run successfully as a principled conservative." He probably will.


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Do you ever have days, especially holidays that never go as you plan them or build them up to be in your head? You may be wondering how my (our) Thanksgiving was. I do wonder how yours was.
Mine was supposed to be a nice early morning, jump starting the day would be the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade while we prepped food and enjoyed each other's company in our home.
This is actually how it went: I was up at 5:30am starting the slow-cooked stuffing so it could go all day and be ready for dinner at 3pm. 8:00am rolls around, we start the day and hubby just happened to be duty section leader and he called work to make sure everyone mustered like they were suppose to, something all of them have done countless times.
Hubby assured me Wednesday evening that all he would have to do is call work and make sure everyone had done one SIMPLE thing, called in and mustered for duty. Let me say this again, all THEY had to do was CALL and muster. That should have been the end of it. Sadly some people just don't give a shit and don't think about the consequences of their actions, this day their action was being lazy.
This now meant dear hubby would have to go into work and call each jackhole that decided they would not CALL and tell them they now had to come in and physically muster. What ticked me the hell off was that their actions had now went beyond just effecting them but now infringed on MY Thanksgiving with my husband. Hubby took me to work with him so that we would still kind of be together. This did not end up being the case and I fell asleep in his shop. Not what WE had planned.
It took 3 hours and tons of excuses. Our whole day was thrown off, the turkey went in way late, my stuffing thankfully still came out good. I missed the parade. I know, all those things are little things in the end but that's really not my point. My point is, what you do or don't do, not only effects you but those around you.


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text: It rained mango this season; and all from our very own courtyard of our ancestral home. Besides eating mangoes just as it is, there are so many wonderful many tasty things you can make from mangoes. One such simple recipe is that of mango shake. Well you will ask me who hasn't had it and who doesn't know how to make it? Well, I am still sharing the recipe and dedicating to all those who call themselves kitchen challenged. Make Mango shake with a dash of whipped cream for the one you love the most… and see how its brings a smile to their face


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Journalists typically cope with the slow news season at Christmas and New Year's by engaging in a wrap-up of the year-that-was and predictions for the year-to-come. The first task is journalistically safe, while the latter is an adventure, one almost certain to go awry in its details.
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It is long past the point when one can describe the abundance of mass murders – 31 school shootings since the Columbine massacre in 1999 – in the United States as a sign of the decay of Western civilization. It is that, but the psychological destruction of the person in a technological society and the decline in morality is not limited to the U.S.
We have reached the point in Western society where it needs to be asked whether we still celebrate Christmas. That is, is it Christmas – the revolution of the Word made Flesh – we celebrate or has a Bacchanalian, consumerist ritual taken over?
The Catholic Church holds the right to religious freedom in the highest regard. This right is not just one more among what appears to be an ever-growing list of rights, but rather is the most fundamental of all freedoms. That is because the right to religious liberty is grounded in the nature of the human person as a being radically oriented toward the transcendent. The denial of the right to religious freedom is an assault on the dignity of the person.
Now in its fifth year, Nothing More Beautiful at St. Joseph's Basilica is organized around a catechetical talk and a witness talk on a particular theme. The setting for those talks is the celebration of Cathedral Vespers.
When Catholics praise Pope Benedict, it is not surprising. But when the pope wins applause from a group of Italian Marxist academics, one has to ask what is happening.
Simply put, faith and science are two basic forms of knowledge available to human beings and there is no contradiction between them. Science aims to know physical beings; faith strives to know spiritual beings – all that transcends nature and is not visible. The human person is the one being that is both spiritual and physical and so is an object of both faith and science.
The fathers of the Second Vatican Council were prescient in their decision to write a document on the Church's relation to non-Christian religions (Nostra Aetate). The trends of mass immigration and the expansion of mass communications were likely not foreseeable 50 years ago, and they have brought Christians in many parts of the Western world into close contact with people of other faiths.
Father Raymond de Souza in last week's WCR chose to criticize the exuberance of Phil Fontaine, the former national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, who saw the canonization of St. Kateri Tekakwitha as a step towards the reconciliation of Canada's aboriginal peoples with the Catholic Church.
To some, it might seem odd that Pope Benedict has inaugurated a Year of Faith, a "year" that began Oct. 11 and will end Nov. 24, 2013, the feast of Christ the King. "Why would one need a year of faith?" one might ask. "Either you have faith or you don't."


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At Extreme Rules, Daniel Bryan was competing for the WHC title and the very next day on Raw, he became the #1 contender for WWE title. Which of these do you think is WWE Creative's motive behind it ?
1. Bryan is so over with the croed now that they want to put the title on him, but making him win it off Sheamus would make whole point of Sheamus winning it meaningless.
2. Bryan is a heel
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'You no longer have to lower your head and wait for the man to tell you what to do; now we make our own decisions and share activities and responsibilities with our partners.'
ETICO, an ethical trading company that works closely with the co-op) both had strong gender policies and were looking for ways of supporting women through this contract. The idea of including a component for women's unpaid work came as a flash of inspiration. After rough calculations, a figure of 960 cordobas a year, approximately $50 per manzana (0.7 of a hectare) was agreed – as a recognition and recompense for the contribution to production made by women.
This calculation, and its addition to the costs, was accepted by The Body Shop, although they wanted more justification and more detail as to what was actually being paid for. Subsequently some coffee buyers have also agreed to make a similar addition.
The funds generated from this price increase are used to provide resources for women's empowerment in the community – for example, savings and loans schemes which fund artisan work, catering and the preparation of jams and wines for sale in the co-op shop. Educational programmes are also a priority, and groups of women are encouraged to work together in collective businesses. Since this development started, there have been more women than men joining the co-ops as new members, an increase in the numbers of women initiating new projects, and a remarkable 100-per-cent payback rate on loans made to women.
These changes have led to an increased sense of self-esteem among the women, who now have greater confidence to speak and participate in the affairs of the co-operatives. The women feel more valued and less timid; many say they now have a voice. They no longer feel invisible, or as though they were the property of their husbands. There is a general feeling from the women, a sentiment that is often repeated, that: 'somos tomadas en cuenta' (We are now appreciated, taken into account).
The decision to include a component for women's unpaid labour, including domestic work in the home, in contracts setting out the costs of production for sesame oil and coffee appears to have had a remarkable effect on the women beneficiaries. In part this would seem to be due to the co-operative/Fair Trade framework, which prioritizes solidarity and collective responsibility. It is also the case that this is not a time-limited aid project, but represents a permanent change to the structure of labour costs which so far has been received positively by the buyers. The recognition this entails is crucial. Though this initiative has taken place in the Global South, at the start point of the value chain, the principle applies equally to the situation of women in other parts of the world, whose domestic work is similarly undervalued.


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Two weeks ago following the NFL Draft, I broke down and offered my predictions for the first half of the Baltimore Ravens 2013 schedule. Today, I offer up the second half.
To recap, the Ravens own the fifth toughest strength of schedule heading into the 2013 season. Nevertheless, the toughest part of that schedule, at least according to the wins and losses of their opponents from last season is yet to come. During the first half, Baltimore played just three teams that made the playoffs last season but did play five games on road.
This means the second half of the 2013 schedule will be played predominantly at M & T Bank Stadium, where under John Harbaugh, the Ravens have a .825 winning percentage losing just seven times in five years.
I had Baltimore opening the season with a loss to Denver before rebounding 10 days later to win three in a row, including a ruining of Ed Reed's homecoming with a victory over the Houston Texans in Week three. Following a win at Buffalo, I foresee the Ravens traveling to Miami and showing Dannell Ellerbe what he could have been a part of had he stayed in the Charm City, with a close win in South Florida.
I then have the Ravens hitting a bit of snag. I predicted Baltimore would enter the bye week losing back-to-back games to the Packers at home and Steelers in Pittsburgh. What ails any Ravens losing streak is always a game vs. the Browns. This season will be no different, as the purple and black regroup following the bye week with a win and sixth consecutive sweep of the Cleveland Browns, to finish the first half with a 5-3 mark.
The combined record of the teams Baltimore played in the first half for last season was 67-61 (.523) and while that is nothing to shake your head at, the second half, at least on paper, poses a bit more of a challenge. During the final eight games, Baltimore's opponents strength of schedule record for 2012 was 70-58 (.546).
The Ravens will play four games (2 vs. Cincinnati) against three playoff teams and the Bears, who won 10 games last season but did not qualify for post-season play. Some quick highlights of the second half shows that two coaches will face a Ravens team that have strong Baltimore ties. The first made his coaching name in Baltimore and the other grew up there and attended Mt. Saint Joseph High School in West Baltimore.
Former Ravens defensive coordinator Rex Ryan and the NY Jets visit on Nov 24 and although NY will not be bringing their cornerback island with them, Sexy Rexy is sure to have his troops fired up and ready to play. Baltimore will then travel to Detroit, who finished a disappointing 4-10 last season and are coached by Jim Schwartz.
Schwartz grew up In Baltimore and can still be seen rocking out to the Baltimore based 80's hair band, KIX. However, he is likely starting the season on the hot seat after last year's 4-12 finish. Schwartz still fondly recalls his old stomping grounds of places like Hammerjacks when doing interviews and although he will admit ti liking the Tigers, his favorite baseball team is the Orioles. Schwartz even still talks with that endearing" Bawmer" accent "Hon".
The Ravens, who faced the 2012 Defensive Player of the Year in Week 3, when JJ Watt visited with the Texans, will host the 2012 NFL MVP in early December, when "All Day" Adrian Peterson comes to play.
In addition, who could forget that M & T Bank Stadium will once again host the largest dessert night in America on the fourth Thursday in November when the Steelers come to town for some pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving night.
If that's not enough for you, how about an AFC Championships game rematch for the second consecutive season in Baltimore, as the Patriots close out the 2013 home portion of the schedule when Tommy Boy and Co. come calling three days before Christmas.
The suspense is killing me, as to how these games will turn out, so here are my predictions for how the 5-3 Ravens finish their second half schedule:


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U.S. Marines today stormed a German-owned commercial vessel that had been captured by Somali pirates, in what appears to be the first U.S.-led military boarding off the coast of East Africa.
The MV Magellan Star was located in the Gulf of Aden, about 85 miles south of the Yemeni town of al Mukalla, when 24 Marines from the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit's Maritime Raiding Force boarded and seized control of the ship early this morning.
There were no casualties among the raiding party or the ship's crew, the U.S. Navy said in a statement. Nine alleged pirates were captured in the operation and are under coalition control.
Cmdr. Amy Derrick-Frost, spokeswoman for the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, said two teams of 12 marines stationed aboard the USS Dubuque boarded the Magellan Star at 5 a.m. Bahrain time.
The raid "went down in minutes ... and no shots were fired," she said.
The pirates were overwhelmed and "the smartest move is not to react in a hostile way and they surrendered."
The 11 crew members aboard the Magellan Star had remained in the ship's safe room since the pirates seized the ship Wednesday. The marines rescued them shortly after they overtook the pirates, who were armed with AK-47 rifles.
Assigned to the international anti-piracy mission off the coast of Somalia, the Navy's USS Dubuque and USS Princeton had responded to the pirate seizure shortly after it occurred. The Dubuque and the Marines aboard were travelling through the Gulf of Aden en route to Jordan for a previously scheduled training exercise with the Jordanian military.
This is not the first time the U.S. military has used force to intercede in an act of piracy. In April of 2009, Navy SEAL snipers shot and killed three suspected pirates holding the captain of the U.S.-flagged Maersk Alabama hostage on a lifeboat.
The difference in that operation was that the military acted after both the crew and the pirates had vacated the ship. Navy ships have also intervened during attacks while they were underway, but this is the first time a U.S. military team has boarded a ship fully under pirate control.
Today's boarding is not a change in tactics but a case of having the right people in the right place, Derrick-Frost said. "It was a matter of having all the right people, with the right kind of training to do these kinds of boardings to regain control of the ship," she said.
"It was the perfect combination."
Derrick-Frost said the international anti-piracy mission off Somalia has different security teams throughout the area that can conduct different kinds of boardings and seizures. The Dubuque had a maritime raid team aboard, assigned to the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, and trained to do such missions.
The pirate seizure occurred in the area where the Dubuque, Princeton and the Turkish command ship happened to be.
Brig. Gen. David Berger, director of Marine Operations at the Marine Headquarters, said the Marines aboard the Dubuque were trained for various scenarios of Visit, Board, Search and Seizure, which is one of the missions for which marines in Marine Expeditionary Units train.
He said the Marines were aboard the Magellan Star for three hours.


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The Federal Trade Commission announced May 16, 2012, that Skechers USA, Inc. has agreed to pay $40 million to settle charges that the company deceived consumers by making unfounded claims that Shape-ups would help people lose weight, and strengthen and tone their buttocks, legs and abdominal muscles.
Did you buy Skechers Toning Shoes? You may be eligible for a refund. Go to www.ftc.gov/skechers.
The settlement with the Manhattan Beach, California-based Skechers is part of the FTC's ongoing effort to stop overhyped advertising claims, and follows a similar settlement with Reebok International Ltd. last year.
The FTC alleged that besides Shape-ups, Skechers also made deceptive claims about its Resistance Runner, Toners, and Tone-ups shoes. Consumers who bought these "toning" shoes will be eligible for refunds either directly from the FTC or through a court-approved class action lawsuit, and can submit a claim here. The settlement with the FTC is part of a broader agreement, also being announced today resolving a multi-state investigation, which was led by the Tennessee and Ohio Attorneys General Offices and included attorneys general from 42 other states and the District of Columbia.
"Skechers' unfounded claims went beyond stronger and more toned muscles. The company even made claims about weight loss and cardiovascular health," said David Vladeck, Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection. "The FTC's message, for Skechers and other national advertisers, is to shape up your substantiation or tone down your claims."
May 16, 2012, "Skechers Will Pay $40 Million to Settle FTC Charges That It Deceived Consumers with Ads for 'Toning Shoes'"
Oct. 28, 2012, "FTC orders refunds for those who bought 'muscle-toning' shoes" – Reebok settlementby


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'Duets' finale: J Rome and Jennifer Nettles react to their winAdd to Favorites | Duets
In an expected, yet promising end to ABC's first season of "Duets," amateur J Rome was chosen by American audiences as the star of the show, earning him a contract with Hollywood Records and the chance to turn his musical ambitions into a career.
"I didn't have any thoughts [when I won], it was an out of body experience," he tells Zap2It following the Thursday's (July 19) finale. "But it felt good. It felt really good and I'm just happy that I got to be up there with John [Glosson], and I'm grateful to Jennifer [Nettles] for everything."
As far as his creative aims, J Rome hopes to simply "make music," but will likely gear his sound in the direction of R&B and pop. His partner, country star Jennifer Nettles, agrees with the idea.
"I loved those vocal performances that were big, long soaring melodies," the singer remarks on J Rome's best sets of the series. "For me, I appreciated 'How Am I Supposed to Live Without You,' 'I Will Always Love You,' and 'God Bless the Child'... Those ones, to me, showcased the real depth of his talent."
"Kristian [Bush] and I are very supportive of each other in that way," says Nettles. "He's been off and writing with everybody on the planet, and obviously I don't have anything on the books right now as far as scheduled to go in, but I hope to be able to do that one day. And we both do actually, so we'll see."
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A clerical collar is a piece of clerical clothing. It is a detachable collar that buttons onto a clergy shirt or rabbat (vest), being fastened by two metal studs, one attached at the front and one at the back to hold the collar to the shirt. The collar closes at the back of the neck, presenting a seamless front. It is almost always white; and was originally made with cotton or linen but is usually made with plastic now. Sometimes (especially in Roman Catholic practice) it is attached with a "collaret" or "collarino" that covers the white collar almost completely, except for the top edge and a small white square at the base of the throat, to mimick the collar of a cassock. Sometimes the collar is black (or whatever color is appropriate to the rank of the clergyman), with only a detachable tab of white in the front.
The clerical collar is a fairly modern invention (the detachable collar itself is supposed to have been invented in 1827), although the "collarino" may date as far back as the 17th century. The Church of England's Enquiry Centre reports (citing the Glasgow Herald of December 6, 1894) that the practice of Anglican clergy wearing a detachable clerical collar was invented by a Rev Dr Donald McLeod and became more popular through the Oxford Movement.
In the Roman Catholic Church, the clerical collar is worn by all ranks of clergy, thus, bishops, priests, and deacons—normally transitional but occasionally permanent; often by seminarians who have been admitted to candidacy for the priesthood, as is the case in the Diocese of Rome; and by college and graduate level seminarians with their cassock during liturgical celebrations.
In the Eastern tradition, amongst Catholic and Orthodox easterners, a band collarette with no "notch" in front may be worn by seminarians, although the norm is still a standard clerical collar. However, as the cassock is more commonly, if not mandatorily, worn to classes, often a plain white shirt will suffice, or a band collar with no collarette. Slavic cassocks button to the side, and thus a collar is often pointless, whereas a Greek cassock buttons to the front and has a higher collar, so the collar prevents chafing - as was its original function under a cassock. Eastern deacons and sometimes subdeacons, but rarely readers or clerics, also wear a clerical collar, with subdeacons and readers often having a style with no notch, or a tab shirt with no tab.
Collars are typically worn by clergy members of other Christian Churches such as Anglican, Presbyterian (the clergy collar is said to have originated in Scotland) and Lutheran Churches. Also many Methodist, Apostolic, Oneness Pentecostals, Non-denominational, and other Christian ministers wear collars. Some Unitarian Universalist ministers--Humanists as well as Christians--wear collars. In some churches or locales this practice is discouraged because collars are assumed to be associated with Roman Catholicism.
In the United Kingdom and the United States, clerical collars are sometimes informally called dog collars. The term "Roman collar" refers to a style and does not necessarily mean that the wearer is Roman Catholic.


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I dont care about Mr Young, but why does he look so much like Cena, its something that bothers me daily
I'd rather see Justin Gabriel vs The Great Khali in a rap off than watch Darren Young sorry.
I feel ashamed to say it but I see potential in Young. Should he keep improving he could surprise a few people.... Step one. Cut that awful hair. It creates the wrong kind of heat. It needs to go. Now.
I just saw the following news post:
"David Hart Smith noted on his Twitter account that he met former WWE star Dynamite Kid (a/k/a Tom Billington) during the company's recent tour of Europe. Billington is best known for being half of the tag team The British Bulldogs with Smith's father, Davey Boy. Billington currently resides in Manchester, England and suffers from the after-effects of steroids and his high-impact wrestling style, which has left him confined to a wheelchair and partially paralyzed."
I was a HUGE Mark for the British Bulldogs. Davey Boy Smith is already gone due to a Heart attack likely contrubuted to by steroids. Dynamite Kid is in a wheelchair partially paralysed because of Steroids and the damage he did to his body in the ring.
So sad. It makes you stop and think.
All for entertainment.
I'd rather have wrestlers to have their own strengths in the ring instead of depending on steriods.
Its sad to hear about Dynimite Kid being disabled like this. This is what steriods can do to wrestlers. Speaking of being paralysed, whatever happened to Drozs? He got paralysed because of a botched move. Haven't heard or seen of him in a while.
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The Voice The first of two new episodes offers a recap of performances by the top 10 artists. 8 p.m. NBC. In a second episode, following at 9, the artists face elimination.
The Bachelor This new episode showcases goofs, gaffes and funny moments from both "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette." Chris Harrison hosts. 8 p.m. ABC
So You Think You Can Dance Auditions continue. 8 p.m. Fox
Dancing With the Stars The entire celebrity cast returns for a season finale that features performances from Pitbull, Wynonna, Psy and Jessica Sanchez. Hosts Tom Bergeron and Brooke Burke-Charvet announce the winning couple. 9 p.m. ABC
Constitution USA With Peter Sagal This new episode examines the far-reaching changes of the 14th Amendment of 1868 led to new notions of citizenship, equal protection, due process and personal liberty. 9 p.m. KOCE
Grimm Just as things between Nick and Juliette (David Giuntoli, Bitsie Tulloch) appear to be getting back to normal, Nick is called to investigate a series of brutal assaults. 10 p.m. NBC
The Ghost Army War, deception and art come together in the astonishing story of American GIs who tricked the enemy with rubber tanks, sound effects and carefully crafted illusions during World War II. 8 p.m. KOCE
CBS This Morning Former Gov. Haley Barbour (R-Miss.); Richard Anderson, Delta Airlines; Phil Jackson. (N) 7 a.m. KCBS
Today In Yellowstone; Joe Bastianich; Michael Caine. (N) 7 a.m. KNBC
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Asociación de Grupos Juveniles Libertad (Association for Youth Groups for Liberty or Grupos Juveniles)
To work with political candidates, elected officials, government representatives and community leaders on an agenda that advances the rights of Colombia's Afro-descendant population at the local, regional, and national level. Grupos Juveniles will continue to work with the Afro-Colombian Congressional Caucus, strengthening its ability to develop legislation that benefits the country's Afro-Latino population. Additionally, Grupos Juveniles will work with Afro-Colombian communities to provide workshops on drafting public policy proposals, and building relations with government officials.
Centro de Estudios de Derecho Justicia y Sociedad (Center for the Study of Justice and Society or DeJusticia)
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Fundación Corona (Crown Foundation)
To build citizens' capacity to participate in and monitor the activities of local government. Through its Bogotá Como Vamos (BCV) project, Fundación Corona will design and implement an education and outreach campaign to bring its work and resources to underrepresented and poor neighborhoods in Bogotá. The BCV project will help grassroots organizations in three parishes to increase their capacity to present an evaluation of current government projects and communicate their concerns, needs and recommendations to local officials.
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To strengthen citizen oversight of public management of the education sector in Cartagena. FUNCICAR will train 250 Cartagena residents on mechanisms for government accountability, reform of the education system, local development, and public budget management. To complement the training, FUNCICAR will offer technical assistance to community organizations and help them design projects proposals for oversight and reform of the education system. FUNCICAR will then fund and monitor the implementation of the citizen oversight projects.
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The 658 is a capable bike. Stock its a little funky, with way to long a wheelbase IMO at roughly 62" for its low height.
For those that understand low rpm torque, you can drive the 658 off the bottom.
It is deceivingly fast. Faster than my Triumph Scrambler and faster than my friends 1200 Guzzi Coppa Italia. The Guzzi whoops on my Scrambler.
I bought mine because its the lightest twin cylinder street motorcycle available (originally stated at 377 lbs dry, although they bumped up the weight spec).
The 658 is a good candidate to build up.
Put an 800 aftermarket shock on and work the front to an equal height (various ways) and you have a tall-ish, light-ish adv touring steed with 19/17 tubeless wheels.
A nice combo.
I just did a 3000 mile + trip on mine. I carved the twisties, ran dirt and got up to 62 mpg. A great adv tourer for me.
I think the 700 is a good looking, classy upgrade to the 650. Wish I had one.
Hey Max,
Love your Scrambler. How do you like it compared to the 658? I just picked up a 2009 658 and absolutely love it, but I kind of miss my old '74 CB550. (although I don't miss wrenching) The more 'open' back-roads touring feel. (Probably just nostalgia, since it's hard to quantify that sense.) My 550 was a bit underpowered for 2500 mile trips, and maintaining 4 carbs, etc was not exactly a joy. I'm considering buying a Scrambler although I know my 658 far exceeds it in technology, handling, and everything else. I'd keep the 658 and see how I felt after a season or two.
I know you really dig your 658... but there must be a reason you have the Scrambler kicking around?
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Old Mt. Bryan East School via Caroona Creek (east) - nearly!
After visiting this area back in Nov last year, a group of us decided to head back up for some more exploring around Burra, via Taylor's Run and the Tothill Rnages. In particular, the plan being to locate the eastern entrance to Caroona Creek Cons Park, and ride through to the western end, and up to the school house for the night - well, that was the plan :evil
NB: Once done, links to video footage of the trip will be posted here when ready.
We met up at HJ's at Darlington: Alan (R800GS), Grant (V-Strom 650) & me (R1200GSA). We then head off to meet Nick (MG Stelvio 1200) at Gawler.
Before long, we had turned onto Taylor's Run, and stopped to grab a drink (it was warming up already), and drop the tyres down.
Once past Marrabel, we headed up the Tothill Ranges, taking a nice little side track off to the east, which brought us up to a rise with great views, and a chance to catch up on the cricket score:freaky
Fortunately, digital radio reception was pretty good out here still! :clap
In good time, and with Grant getting low on petrol, we made into Burra for lunch, and fuelled up if needed.
After Burra, we headed east towards Redbanks (thanks to Masterbrewer's advice) and found the turn-off to Caroona Creek's eastern entrance - a 28km ride north on a reasonable dirt road with an occasional dry river bed crossing.
A typical stretch of road up to Caroona.
About 7kms up the road, we passed a turn-off to the left, which headed north-west, around to the western side of the range. A little further on, I got a message from Nick through the intercom (Chatterbox) that Alan was hearing some noises, so we pulled over and investigated. Nothing some chain tightening didn't sort out.
Not Alan's better angle!
So we continued on in the heat and dust towards Caroona, passing the Caroona homestead on our right, eventually coming to a sign directing us to the park entrance towards our left. So up we turned and arrived at the park entrance, only to find:
So we headed back south about 23km to Mongolata Road turn-off, which would take us directly up to Mt. Bryan East, and the old school house. We very quickly found this road to be far less used, more weather beaten, and 7 gates for the first 10kms.
Queuing up again for a gate.
A very typical stretch of erosion/floodway around here - of which we were soon to see many!
Shortly into the first 10kms of this road, we started the (dry) river bed crossings, which just kept coming, one after another.
The more challenging of the crossings usually had a few things in common - lots of thick river sand, and dirt or sandy jump-ups at the base of the climb out. A couple had sizeable erosion cracks on either of the banks that would swallow a front wheel if given the chance, but were able to be avoided.
The soft, sandy climb out of one crossing took 3 victims without injury, with Alan getting through on his F800GS with relative ease (more due to experience that the bike). Footage below of Nick being taken out -
As the afternoon rolled on, we finally made it to the old school house around 6:30pm, spent and hungry. So Grant offered to stay back and watch the gear whilst the 3 of us went into Burra to grab some drinks and dinner.
My Enduristan Monsoon panniers came into good use as our mobile eskies.
With full stomachs, 2 bags of ice (1 in each pannier) and a full load of beer, and a meal for Grant, we headed off for camp, eyes peeled for roos, especially as it was right on dusk.
The evening started out very windy, then backed off and cooled down, so a small fire took care of that, as we recounted the days challenges. Apart from some local lads doing some spotlighting down the road, it was a peaceful night for camping under the stars.
Our plan for the next day was to head up to Pandappa CP, however, Nick awoke in the morning to find;
We used my mini electric pump to get some air into it, but had no luck at locating the leak.
In the mean time, we got a visit from Aurthur, who owns the property backing onto the school house, arriving on his little ag bike. He has taken it upon himself to keep an eye on the place, and apparently, is the one who keeps the fire wood stockpile up. He even offered to take care of our rubbish for us - which we greatly appreciated.
Arthur showing interest in the F800 - he loves his bikes!
Some of the camp set-ups;
After a lazy start to the morning, we farewelled Arthur, and decided to head to the Mt. Bryan lookout, which we later found out wasn't accessible (locked gates). It doesn't seem to readily accessible any more. So we made our way back to Burra, to grab lunch, where Alan and Grant bid farewell as they had to be back in Adelaide sooner that Nick and I.
Grant and Alan gearing up.
Nick and I decided to make our way down the eastern side of the Tothill Ranges to Tarnma, then west to Marrabel, and then back down Taylor's Run to Kapunda. Some of the pics below;
This wall reminded me of the one in the Shawshank Redemption where he left the tin hiding for his made when he finally got released.
Ruins at beginning of Taylors Run (southern end);
And there you have it. My first RR out the way. Once I get some video organised (we had 2 ContourHD's filming off/on) - I'll post it up.
If you want GPX tracks, let me know - have them too.
Excellent work, thanks for sharing. :lurk
The stars or open gates certainly didn't align this trip :lol3 , guess you're heading back sometime soon :deal
If you want GPX tracks, let me know - have them too.
It would be nice to see where you went,can you please send me a copy. baldtire
Will do baldy. I'll post here when they're up. Should be in a day or so - busy doing paper mâché with the kids just now!
Track for day 1 is up here under the title ;
Taylors Run_Marrabel_Burra_CaroonaEast_Old Mt.Bryan East School
thanks mate.
Nice pics and writeup I camped at Redbanks last Sep and rode through Caroona there is an interesting hut on the Hyson trail reachable on bikes . Lots of great dirt roads around there.:lol3:lol3:lol3
15 minute HD video of the trip is available here.:freaky
Nice report, with some great photos :clap:clap:clap
Pity about the the damn park being closed!
Actually, I wanted to pick your brains about one of your trips up to Pooncarie (via Loxton, Murray Sunset, Wentworth etc).
We're planning a trip that way in May (you're welcome to come), and will mostly be big-bore bikes (3 x 1200's, and an 800, and possibly some more) - and wanted to pick your brains on some of the tracks, and camp sites.
Once I've got some specific questions, I'll drop you a message and take it from there.
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Flick me a PM when you've got a rough plan and I'll help as much as I can.
Off to Victor for the rest of Easter to take my newly rebuilt XT500 for a spin :clap:clap
Much appreciated. I'll definitely be in touch.
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In this unforgettable novel of Queen Victoria, Jean Plaidy re-creates a remarkable life filled with romance, triumph, and tragedy.At birth, Princess Victoria was fourth in line for the throne of England, the often-overlooked daughter of a prince who died shortly after her birth. She and her mother lived in genteel poverty for most of her childhood, exiled from court because of her mother's dislike of her uncles, George IV and William IV. A strong, willful child, Victoria was determined not to be stifled by her powerful uncles or her unpopular, controlling mother. Then one morning, at the age of eighteen, Princess Victoria awoke to the news of her uncle William's death. The almost-forgotten princess was now Queen of England. Even better, she was finally free of her mother's iron hand and her uncles' manipulations. Her first act as queen was to demand that she be given a room—and a bed—of her own.Victoria's marriage to her German cousin, Prince Albert, was a blissfully happy one that produced nine children. Albert was her constant companion and one of her most trusted advisors. Victoria's grief after Prince Albert's untimely death was so shattering that for the rest of her life—nearly forty years—she dressed only in black. She survived several assassination attempts, and during her reign England's empire expanded around the globe until it touched every continent in the world.Derided as a mere "girl queen" at her coronation, by the end of her sixty-four-year reign, Victoria embodied the glory of the British Empire. In this novel, written as a "memoir" by Victoria herself, she emerges as truthful, sentimental, and essentially human—both a lovable woman and a great queen.
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