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I just bought the D3100 and discovered I really need a bigger flash. The store recommended I buy the SB-600, but no one seems to have one. The SB-900 is way beyond my price range and the SB-400 doesn't seem big enough.Any suggestions on a NON-Nikon flash comparable to the SB-600 in the $200-$250 range?
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Apparently the store is not aware that the SB-600 has been discontinued by Nikon and replaced by the SB-700. The SB-700 is close in power to the SB-600 but adds features like being an on camera Master for 2 remote groups, an SU-4 optical trigger mode, and illumination shaping. But the price is a little higher than you are looking at.There are refurbished SB-600 that become available at the Nikon outlet store.Some have had good luck with the Metz units like Metz mecablitz 50 AF-1 TTL.
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#2. "RE: D3100 with a flash" | In response to Reply # 0
Hi Chuck,Welcome to Nikonians!As George noted, the SB-600 ($279.95 Refurbished) has been discontinued and replaced by the D700 ($329.95 New).The Metz 50AF-1 ($230.00 New) has about the same power and capability of the SB-600 including compatibility with the Nikon wireless flash control. It will also zoom to 105mm which is longer than the SB-600 (85mm).Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!
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If you can find an SB-800 refurbished or used in good condition, that would be a good fit as well. More powerful than the 400 to 700, but not a huge hulking monster like the 900.
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Thanks for all the responses. I ended up with the Metz 50 AF-1 flash. It works great and for the money its a great buy. The recycle time is a little slow, but not so slow I can't live with it.
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This enchanting villa oozes character from every stone. Surprising it dates back to the knights of St John where it formed part of the bastions, later on it served as a laboratory Barrack during World War 2 for the English Navy. Although large, it stands inconspicuously tucked away on the foreshore of Valletta Bastions.
Over the past months, it underwent a transformation into a comfortable, stylish and yet modern, holiday home without compromising its authenticity. Indeed, it is a house full of interesting features that whisper of the past wherever you look. One can only wonder at the many lives and events that must have unfolded here over the centuries, however, attention was kept in preserving the historic aspect.
The marbled front doorway enters into an open sky-lit hall with arched openings leading to 3 entrances on each side and the front. The stairs makes the house so dramatic being partially preserved to its original state since most of it had to be replaced due to sea deterioration. Moreover, most of the walls have been left in their original form and texture, the typical Maltese limestone.
Immediately to the right, the arched doorway opens onto the kitchen/dining room. This lovely room is traversed by the typical wooden beams. The large bay windows open and light up the room. They offer a unique view of the stunning harbour and Sliema shore. The kitchen is fully equipped for easy cooking and for any kind of meal.
The dining area leads to the living area where the neutral coloured sofas and armchairs complement the honey coloured stone as does the modern parquet flooring which is a recent addition.
Furthermore the entertainment area leads to 3 bedrooms, two on the same level and the 3rd one on the 1st floor accessible by a wooden staircase. On the ground floor there are 2-bedrooms one with a double bed with en-suite with a bath tub and the other with 3 single beds. Also on the same floor there is another bathroom with shower closure as well.
On the 1st floor then there is another double bed with another single bed so it can sleep 3 people comfortably in beds. Also this bedroom comes with another en-suite with a shower cubicle. The low stone arches are visible in this bedroom and once again indicate its great age.
Moreover on the other side of the main entrance there is another bedroom with a double bed and even more another en-suite with a shower cubicle.
On the other side of the entrance there is the iconic part of this one of a kind villa...the outdoor area. The area consists of a stunning pool measuring 6m by 4m surrounded by decking also on its side there is a Jacuzzi measuring of 2m by 2m. Moreover, there is an outdoor table with chairs for 8 people and a gas bbq for fresco nights to enjoy and relax the great views and sea breeze.
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|Nearest airport: Malta International Airport 10 km
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|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, Safe, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
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The Island of Malta region
Valletta is the capital of Malta, colloquially known as Il-Belt (English: The City) in Maltese. It is located in the central-eastern portion of the island of Malta. Valletta is the second southernmost capital of the EU member states after Nicosia.
Valletta contains buildings from the 16th century onwards, built during the rule of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, also known as Knights Hospitaller. The city is essentially Baroque in character, with elements of Mannerist, Neo-Classical and Modern architecture in selected areas, though World War II left major scars on the city. The City of Valletta was officially recognised as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1980.
The city was named after Jean Parisot de Valette, who succeeded in defending the island from an Ottoman invasion in 1565. The official name given by the Order of Saint John was Humilissima Civitas Valletta — The Most Humble City of Valletta, or Città Umilissima in Italian. The bastions, curtains and ravelins along with the beauty of its Baroque palaces, gardens and churches, led the ruling houses of Europe to give the city its nickname Superbissima — Most Proud
Founded in 1565 by the Order of St John as a refuge for soldiers returning from the Crusades, Valletta is now the capital of Malta and a piece of living history. With an unsurpassed collection of original Baroque architecture, fortified city walls overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, and the spectacular Co-Cathedral of St John, which features intricately carved stone vaults and a famed painting by Caravaggio, it is no wonder that this smallest of European capital cities is a world heritage site.
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Vahid Salemi, Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Critics of the agreement with Iran concerning its nuclear program are right about most things but wrong about the most important things. They understand the agreement's manifest and manifold defects and its probable futility. Crucial components of Iran's nuclear infrastructure remain. U.S. concessions intended to cultivate the Iranian regime's "moderates" are another version of the fatal conceit that U.S. policy can manipulate other societies. As is the hope that easing economic sanctions will create an Iranian constituency demanding nuclear retreat in exchange for yet more economic relief. Critics are, however, wrong in thinking that any agreement could control Iran's nuclear aspirations. And what critics consider the agreement's three worst consequences are actually benefits.
The six-month agreement, with ongoing negotiations, makes it impossible for the United States to attack its negotiating partner. Hence the agreement constrains Israel, which lacks the military capacity to be certain of a success commensurate with the risks of attacking Iran. Therefore there is no alternative to a policy of containment of a nuclear Iran.
Iran's claim that its nuclear program is for power generation and medical uses is risible. So is the notion that negotiations have any likely utility establishing the predicate for containment of an Iran with nuclear weapons or with the capacity to produce them quickly.
There is a recently published primer for the perplexed: "Unthinkable: Iran, the Bomb, and American Strategy" by Kenneth M. Pollack of the Brookings Institution. Measured in his judgments, scrupulous in presenting arguments with which he disagrees, Pollack comes to this conclusion: "Going to war with Iran to try to prevent it from obtaining a nuclear arsenal would be a worse course of action than containing Iran, even a nuclear Iran."
Some advocates of war seem gripped by Thirties Envy, a longing for the clarity of the 1930s, when appeasement failed to slake the dictators' thirst for territorial expansion. But the incantation "Appeasement!" is not an argument. And the word "appeasement" does not usefully describe a sober decision that war is an imprudent and even ultimately ineffective response to the failure of diplomatic and economic pressures to alter a regime's choices about policies within its borders.
Israel's superb air force is too small, when striking over great distances at hidden and hardened targets, to do more than set back Iran's program a few years, at most. And an attack might cause Iran to expel the international inspectors, and might accelerate the crumbling of the sanctions, thereby speeding the reconstitution of the weapon program.
A U.S. attack could do much more damage but could not prevent reconstitution. So, if stopping the program is important enough for war, is it important enough for an invasion of a nation with almost three times the population of Iraq and nearly four times the size?
In December 2011, Leon Panetta, then secretary of defense, said that if Iran were seen "proceeding with developing a nuclear weapon" or had decided to do that, the United States would "take whatever steps are necessary to stop it." In March 2012, Barack Obama said: "Iran's leaders should understand that I do not have a policy of containment; I have a policy to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon." His red line was the weaponization of fissile material.
Yet in his Nov. 23 statement celebrating the new agreement, Obama spoke of wanting to be able to "verify" that Iran "cannot build a nuclear weapon." If so, he rejects not only containment but allowing Iran to stop near — "a screwdriver's turn away from" — weaponization. But Pollack, writing many months before the recent agreement ratified Iran's right to enrichment, said:
"As long as Iran is left with the capacity to enrich uranium, the right to perform some enrichment activity, and a stockpile of LEU (low-enriched uranium) ... then Iran will have a breakout capability. It could be a breakout window as wide as many months, perhaps even a year, but Iran will have the capability to manufacture the fissile material for a nuclear weapon."
The agreement will not stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons; only a highly unlikely Iranian choice can do that. The agreement may, however, prevent a war to prevent Iran from acquiring such weapons. If Pollack is right, and he certainly is persuasive, we have two choices, war or containment. Those who prefer the former have an obligation to clearly say why its consequences would be more predictable and less dire than those in the disastrous war with Iraq.
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Lizanne ,how great view of acceptance yourself / your feelings / your emotions! I do remember that..Many times I had thoughts of avoiding emotions and I was being angry with myself when I was realized that I can't control them!:)
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That's great! :)))
Yes indeed there are that people in Ted !!! I am very glad for it! Keep walking keep forgive :) . Of course there are intolerant people! Better be tolerant and forgive rather than to become intolerant like them. Be proud of yourself every day..
As long as we bear to live we bear to forgive, due to the all conversation I feel it's a vital combination of forgiveness and to feel alive
Hi again Bernard! I am speechless! Nice example ! :))
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Nice to meet you Renee!It is totally true that Renee.. thanks for your relying
Coleen, very nice perception I feel so glad that it was given me the opportunity to hear this perception. I feel that I must put your words in a piece of paper and tack it on my wall! ( so as I can do practice every day!:) I live in Athens but in the summer i am going to Kalamata periodically( it is near to Pylos!) :)
Coleen & Lizanne I can't agree more! I am to adopt your ideas into practice in my daily life. It's very difficult , how do you achieve such a balance & serenity? Because you must have a great clarity of thoughts to take the responsibility of your feelings yet to control them...its really hard for us to handle ourselves when we face something bad..Do you practice yoga or something ?do you think positively in every situation? Colleen how nice is that you visit periodically to Greece! Who knows we might drink a cup of coffee in time!
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A quote that resonated with me that describes it best..."are you a giver or a taker?" While my business is important, I feel that my goals are no longer prioritized exclusively around work, but in exploring the world and making change. Living a life of integrity, compassion, while also being open minded are important to me. Finding someone that shares similar viewpoints, a little quirky and silly, likes to ask 'what if' and doesn't necessarily follow the societal norms. Humbleness I find sexy as well... *I don't believe in really meeting for a 'date', but prefer to meet interesting people where we can both try something new. Less of an interview and more of an experience that we can both share seems to work better. While the goal is to find a 'match', meeting new friends is always a good thing as well~
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I don't know what to tell you, there are so many things that could keep a car from starting and I didn't get much information from your message. You may need to find a VW specialist to help you. If you want to find a specialist, here's a directory link for you: https://repairpal.com/directory?address=11599&car_brand_names=Volkswagen - Superbob
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Class 6A boys: Edmond Santa Fe holds on to beat Norman North
But against North, Edmond Santa Fe led from wire-to-wire, scoring the last six points of the half to go into the break up 25-15.
After the break, though, the Wolves couldn't stretch the lead, though, as Norman North steadily ate into the Wolves' advantage.
Norman North cut it as close as four in the final minute but could not come closer.
By the end, Mahlon Jones led the Wolves with 15. Onuocha, coming off the bench, had 12 on 5 of 6 shooting.
Dalton Mitchell led Norman North with 16, hitting four 3-pointers. Patrick Schaefer scored 12 to lead the Timberwolves.
Santa Fe shot 53 percent (19 of 36) from the field, while Norman North shot just 39 percent.
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WEST GOSHEN >> The National Weather Service on Wednesday confirmed that it was indeed a tornado that struck the Honey Brook Township area with winds of more than 95 mph.
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WEST CHESTER >> Not too long ago the Chester County SPCA was battling the bad publicity of chaos in its management, infighting among employees and even volunteers being escorted from the premises by local police.
PECO officials say they are on the job 24/7
WEST CHESTER >> "I was surprised to see nine PECO bucket trucks parked at their facility on S. Bolmar St. at noon yesterday. I went by again at 3:30 p.m. and the same trucks were there. No crews to operate them, goofing off, or what?"
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An advocate for business joins Colorado House leadership
Republicans across Colorado, and even one high-ranking Democrat, lauded the selection of Rep. Brian DelGrosso of Loveland as the party's new state House of Representatives minority leader Thursday. But make no mistake: The people who were cheering the loudest were the business community.
DelGrosso succeeds Rep. Mark Waller, a Colorado Springs Republican who will keep his House seat but leave his leadership post after one year because he is running for the GOP nomination for the open attorney general seat next year.
DelGrosso was chosen by acclimation to the minority leader's post Thursday after never having served before in House leadership.
Where the 41-year-old small-business owner — he operates two Domino's Pizza franchises in Loveland and one in Windsor — has made his mark is in being arguably the loudest House Republican voice for business in recent years.
That began in 2010 when DelGrosso, who was appointed to succeed GOP Rep. Don Marostica after the latter became the state's economic-development director the summer before, came out swinging forcefully (though unsuccessfully) against increased regulations on the payday-lending industry and against what business groups refer to as the "Dirty Dozen" tax-credit suspensions and eliminations.
When Republicans took power in 2011, DelGrosso rose quickly to be House Finance Committee chairman, overseeing all bills dealing with state taxing and spending issues.
In that role, he ensured the killing of several bills that would have increased regulation and oversight of business tax credits and attempted to increase road and bridge funding — an effort that died in the Senate.
Then, when Democrats won back control of the House in the 2012 election, DelGrosso became ranking minority member of the House Business, Labor, Economic and Workforce Development Committee, where he led fights against bills that limited businesses' ability to perform credit checks on job applicants and capped annual tax credits for businesses in enterprise zones.
And he sponsored two of the most bipartisan business-backed bills that passed this session — measures to extend the state's job-growth tax incentive and to allow local governments to eliminate the business personal property tax for companies that are being recruited to leave the state.
Mind you, DelGrosso has not always seen eye-to-eye with business. In 2012, he caused consternation by stalling a business-backed compromise bill to create a committee to study enterprise zones, because Gov. John Hickenlooper would not oppose two Democratic-sponsored bills that lowered the tax-credit cap in the zones.
And he fought a business-backed bill to create a job-training program for unemployment-insurance beneficiaries, arguing that he didn't like taking money from companies that have paid into the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund.
But with his "analytical skills and willingness to find common ground" — those are Democratic House Speaker Mark Ferrandino's words of praise, not mine — DelGrosso has impressed a lot of watchers.
One business leader with whom I spoke Wednesday said what was most impressive about DelGrosso was that he was a very rational and reasonable person who had a good understanding of what business needs.
"I am both humbled and honored that my colleagues have entrusted me with this new role," DelGrosso said after his election Thursday.
Whether that makes any difference to a business community that felt they got kicked around by the Democratic-led Legislature this year remains to be seen in 2014. But business at least will have one of its own leading the charge on one side of the House aisle next year.


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Proper mowing techniques
Now that lawns are greening up, it's time to consider best practices for mowing your grass.
"How you mow is important," advises Henrico Extension Agent Karen Carter. "One of the best ways to prevent weeds in your lawn is to mow correctly."
Start by checking the blade on your mower. It needs to be sharp so that you don't chew off or shred your grass, which makes it vulnerable to disease and attacks by insects.
The blade needs to be set high enough to leave grass at least 3 inches high. "This is probably the most important thing," said Carter. "Mowing high improves root growth and helps shade out weed seedlings. You'll still have some weeds, but the number will be greatly reduced."
Carter advised following the one-third rule: never remove more than 1/3 of the height of your grass at one time.
Mow regularly, though not when grass is wet, and rotate mowing patterns. And leave the grass clippings on the lawn. As long as they're not in clumps, grass clippings will decompose and return valuable nutrients and water to the soil. "Lawn clippings are 'free fertilizer," Carter said, "and they don't contribute to thatch buildup."
Tall fescue grasses, used most often in this area, don't develop thatch layers.
Tall fescue is a cool season grass that looks good in the spring, early summer, and fall, but it can go dormant in the heat of the summer unless it is watered.
"Lawn irrigation is an all or nothing proposition," said Carter.
Lawns that aren't watered can survive as long as they have a strong root system. To keep grass green in summer's heat, an inch of water is needed every week.
"That means a good, deep soaking that builds the root system," said Carter. "Not just 15 minutes."
"The roots are the root of the matter," she added. "Healthy lawns have strong root systems."
Applying a broadleaf weed killer should be done now before the weeds get too large. "Spot spray what you're seeing," said Carter. Spot spraying rather than broadcasting means you use less weed killer, save money, help the environment, and lessen your exposure to herbicides.
And, if you haven't already put down a crabgrass preventer, Carter said you can still benefit from applying it. Choose a product that doesn't contain fertilizer.
"Cool season grasses should be fertilized in the fall," said Carter. "In spring, fertilizer makes grass put on more top growth – which you don't need. You're already mowing in spring, and fall fertilizing promotes root growth."
Henrico Extension offers the SMART Lawns program to help homeowners have beautiful lawns. Master Gardeners collect lawn soil samples and measure total lawn area, and after processing, homeowners can get customized advice. To learn more, call 501-5160 or search SMART Lawns on Henrico County's website at http://www.co.henrico.va.us.
'Proof of Heaven' coming to Glen Allen
Dr. Even Alexander, a New York Times best-selling author who has been featured on Oprah and Dr. Oz, was in town last week to promote his June 27 talk, "Proof of Heaven," at Glen Allen High School.
Alexander (pictured, at right, while Unity of Bon Air church member Harry Simmons interviews him) has written about what he considers to be his journey through the afterlife.
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The Innsbrook Rotary Club, which is celebrating its 25th year in 2015, has completed a number of volunteer projects this year and raised thousands of dollars for various organizations through three events.
The club's annual rose sale, benefit for youth live auction and Virginia Fire Games competition, combined with individual and corporate donations, have raised nearly $70,000 – money that the club contributes back to the community.
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This is Doug's mare Savanah being ridden in the Arthur Kottas clinic we just had. I'll upload one of Rogo and I soon.
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Savanah, Arthur Kottas Clinic, May 2015
This is Doug's mare Savanah being ridden in the Arthur Kottas clinic we just had. I'll upload one of Rogo and I soon.
Monday, March 16, 2015
I'm posting this so I can look back on the future and see what this winter was like. It's kind of a big whine, but I want to remember it. I'm writing about what it was like at our equestrian facility, Five Fires, but the picture was taken out the back door of our house in Noel Shore (twenty minutes away).
The bad:
- Working in the barn for hours with a wind chill of - 30 after getting up repeatedly through the night to make sure the water was still running.
- my first ever frost bite, and then repeated several times
- dehydration (I didn't realize how cold could be so drying to people)
- waking up in the camp when it's so cold the pets' water bowls are freezing (actually waking up isn't bad - getting out from under the covers is the rough part 😀)
- fatigue like I've never experienced
- riding less than I've ridden any winter since I took up riding again nine years ago, even though we now have a fabulous indoor. It's been too cold to ask the horses to work (based on University of Guelph recommendations not to work when it's colder than - 10). Also with travelling from Noel Shore to the barn there have been stretches of days at a time when the roads were just too bad to get there.
- being away from Doug for days at a time while he's at the facility and I'm in Noel Shore, or vice versa
- multiple friends and acquaintances loosing their horses and / or foals
- knowing / seeing how hard Doug is working, non stop, to keep everyone safe and healthy - plowing, plumbing (frozen pipes), heating, supplies (feed, bedding,...), and on and on
I'm told it's the worst winter on record since 1935, but I don't know if it's true.
There's good news to though :
- no property damage (many bands and arenas last their roof this winter)
- healthy horses (fingers crossed it stays that way)
- we bought a mini home so we can all be together at Five Fires soon
- Doug and I have a great time when we are together
- Mom is healthy and doing great
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Lately I find the term 'classical dressage' is being usurped more and more by people who, in my opinion, are badly off track. They try to make it about baroque horses, the riding and gaits put forward as good are awful, and they heap vitriol on anyone outside their 'group' who they hope to feel superior to. This makes me mad.
Honest to God, from what I've observed at times, even riding your horse on the bit must be abusive. Apparently the only way to avoid riding behind the vertical is a half loose rein held like a china tea cup - never mind that it's whacking the horse in the mouth with every stride. And the fact that the beautiful, sensitive horse has hollowed his back and stuck his head up in the air isn't related to this either. No that's caused by some vague, grey, as yet undiagnosed training issue that can probably be fixed with a different bit, or no bit, or more riding from the seat and core with even less rein (Guess what? You need both). God.
This can go on for years. The horse develops incorrect muscles, with all the accompanying problems, but of course this isn't being negligent or careless about the horse's welfare. They drop training levels instead of gaining them, but hey, those levels are part of the whole crazy, modern dressage world anyway, right?
Look I know there is lots of room for improvement in competitive dressage, but there have been huge positive shifts too. Also I love classical dressage (thus the blog name, which I may now change) which makes me angry that the term is being taken over by flakes.
This new classical community (an oxymoron?) has lots to say, criticizing 'modern dressage'. They are all over the Web. They can and will do damage to dressage. I wish they would shut up, stop trying to out do one another in pointing out what's wrong with every other discipline and rider in the world, and focus on getting their own horses going correctly.
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Arthur Kottas Riding
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I wanted to post this so I could find it. It's hard to find video of him riding and he doesn't ride anymore.


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 Andy Milevoj Promoted to Vice President, Investor Relations

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Barnes & Noble Announces Two Key Hires in Finance Organization08:30 EDT Monday, July 16, 2012 NEW YORK (Business Wire) -- Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the leading retailer of content, digital media and educational products, today announced the appointment of Thomas Donohue as Vice President, Treasurer; Kanuj Malhotra as Vice President, Corporate Development; and the promotion of Andy Milevoj to Vice President, Investor Relations, all reporting directly to Mike Huseby, Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Donohue will be responsible for leadership and direction of all treasury activities including corporate finance, capital structure, cash management, financial risk management, international finance, debt management and relationships with financial institutions. He joins Barnes & Noble from The Interpublic Group of Companies, a global provider of advertising and marketing services, where he served as Vice President, Assistant Treasurer, International. Mr. Donohue graduated from Loyola College and received his MBA from the University of Notre Dame. As Vice President, Corporate Development, Mr. Malhotra will be responsible for developing strategic priorities for growth and profitability. He comes to Barnes & Noble from Kaplan Test Prep, a part of The Washington Post Company, where he was Vice President and Finance Head for the Graduate Programs Business Unit. His prior experience includes Cendant Corporation, where he was Vice President, Corporate Development, and later Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer of the Cendant Marketing Group's International Division, where he served the same role after its divestiture to Apollo Management. His early career was in Lehman Brothers' Mergers and Acquisition Group. Mr. Malhotra has an MBA in Finance and BA in Economics, both from New York University. Mr. Milevoj, who has been promoted to Vice President, Investor Relations, will continue to manage the company's relationships with shareholders and analysts. He joined Barnes & Noble's Finance Department in August 1998, and over the years has held roles of increasing responsibility including, most recently, Director, Investor Relations. In his tenure with the company, Mr. Milevoj has been involved in numerous financial transactions, including Barnes & Noble's $486 million initial public offering of Barnes & Noble.com, the Company's $209 million acquisition and subsequent spin-off of GameStop, the issuance and early redemption of the company's $300 million convertible notes offering, the $514 million acquisition of Barnes & Noble College Booksellers and a strategic alternatives process that culminated in a $204 million investment in Barnes & Noble by Liberty Media. He graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Finance from St. John's University. About Barnes & Noble, Inc. Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE:BKS), the world's largest bookseller and a Fortune 500 company, operates 691 bookstores in 50 states. Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Barnes & Noble, also operates 647 college bookstores serving over 4.6 million students and faculty members at colleges and universities across the United States. Barnes & Noble conducts its online business through BN.com (www.bn.com), one of the Web's largest e-commerce sites, which also features more than two million titles in its NOOK Bookstore™ (www.bn.com/ebooks). Through Barnes & Noble's NOOK® eReading product offering, customers can buy and read digital books and content on the widest range of platforms, including NOOK devices, partner company products, and the most popular mobile and computing devices using free NOOK software. Barnes & Noble is proud to be named a J.D. Power and Associates 2012 Customer Service Champion and is only one of 50 U.S. companies so named. Barnes & Noble.com is ranked the number one online retailer in customer satisfaction in the book, music and video category and a Top 10 online retailer overall in customer satisfaction according to ForeSee E-Retail Satisfaction Index (Spring Top 100 Edition). General information on Barnes & Noble, Inc. can be obtained via the Internet by visiting the company's corporate website: www.barnesandnobleinc.com. Barnes & Noble, Inc.Mary Ellen Keating, 212-633-3323Corporate email@example.com J. Brown, 212-633-4062Corporate firstname.lastname@example.com


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A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
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Title: Where to purchase a Clematis pitcherii (purple leather flower) in North Texas
Answered by: Nan Hampton
QUESTION:Do you know where in north Texas I can purchase a Clematis pitcheri, or Purple leather flower? I've looked for several years and have had no luck. Thanks!
We have a database of providers of native plant services (nurseries, seed companies, landscapers, etc.) in our National Suppliers Directory that you can search by location. From that list, Wichita Valley Nursery in Wichita Falls shows them listed for sale. Stuart Nursery, Inc. in Weatherford has a list of some of the native plants it carries. It could be worth your while to call them to see if they have Clematis pitcheri (Purple clematis) even though it's not listed. Weston Gardens in Fort Worth lists several varieties of Clematis although they don't list Clematis pitcheri. Again it could be worth your while to call them.
Some of the chapters of the Native Plant Society of Texas (NPSOT) have listings on their webpages of nurseries in their area that specialize in native plants. The Collin County Chapter lists the Bruce Miller Nursery in Richardson; but the website doesn't list what is available for sale. The North Central Texas Chapter has a list of native plant nurseries in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
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That's how long we've been hearing about humanity's war against the machines, a battle James Cameron first initiated in 1984 when he sent Arnold Schwarzenegger back in time to terminate an unsuspecting Linda Hamilton. Armageddon was averted, then later triggered, in subsequent sequels before arriving at Salvation. But our predestined, apocalyptic future looks a lot like products from Hollywood's past. Specifically, imagine the love child of Mad Max and The Matrix as delivered by Michael Bay, and you're beginning to get this picture.
Bay didn't direct the latest Terminator -- his raging-robots extravaganza, Transformers 2, hits theaters later this summer -- though credited helmer McG steals more than a few pages from Bay's playbook as he immerses us in mankind's skirmish against relentless technology.
Title cards remind us of Judgment Day, the moment a military defense system named Skynet deemed human beings a threat and launched global nuclear war. By 2018, bands of survivors turn to John Connor (Christian Bale) and the resistance's remaining leaders for protection as Skynet and its army of robotic Terminators scour the earth trying to finish the job. When he isn't rallying the troops, Connor tracks Kyle Reese (Anton Yelchin, scruffing his voice but still a boy among men), the man who will one day become John's father. But Terminators of all shapes and sizes impede his mission.
The roster of lethal machines tends to expand with each new installment, and McG's Salvation literally explodes with robotic additions. The effects team dreams up serpentine Terminators, motorcycle-shaped robots, and a roughly six-story-tall beast with metallic pincers for hands. The most sophisticated model in this new class is Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington), a death-row inmate who signed his body over to Dr. Serena Kogan (Helena Bonham Carter) in 2003 so she could turn him into a human-circuitry hybrid. But these updated Terminators, while visually impressive, are shockingly easy to subdue, and they never terrify the way Schwarzenegger's T-800 did.
Salvation doesn't advance Cameron's original story so much as it stages a portion of the mythology we'd already heard about but never saw. The outcome of Salvation has been covered in the previous three Terminator films - Connor finds Reese; Skynet is defeated -- so there's no suspense. Six credited screenwriters hammer away at the Terminator timeline but can't come up with a compelling reason for McG and his crew to go back to this future.
The franchise's pivotal characters are woefully shortchanged. Bryce Dallas Howard is a nonentity as Kate, John's pregnant wife. And Bale, his voice locked in that intense Dark Knight growl, spends the bulk of the film in a bunker shouting macho speak into a ham radio. New characters tossed into the mix, meanwhile, are inconsequential (Moon Bloodgood's feisty fighter pilot) or forgettable (Common's gruff soldier). The most offensive has to be Star, a gag-inducingly cutesy kid warrior played by newcomer Jadagrace, who is either a Fraggle or the tragic result of Will Smith getting wet after midnight.
Want to know how far the Terminator franchise has fallen? Consider the signature catchphrase "I'll be back," which once carried the chilling threat of carnage and death at the hands of a merciless machine. Because McG completely misunderstands the significance, he forces it in as a punch line, a phony wink -- alongside a recognizable but pathetically dated Guns 'n' Roses song -- to an audience that should be insulted by such patronizing nods.
Four has to be enough, right? You wish. Salvation leaves the door open to potential sequels as a closing voiceover hints at Connor taking his attacks on Skynet to a global level. No surprise, really. The Terminator series appears to be as unstoppable as its title character, and only a dip in box-office receipts can deliver a lethal blow. At this rate, should the Judgment Day prophecy fulfill itself and a nuclear blast consumes our civilization, cockroaches and Terminator sequels will fight each other for survival.
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Year: 2009
Genre: Sci fi/Fantasy
Run time: 115 mins
In Theaters: Thursday 21st May 2009
Box Office USA: $125.3M
Box Office Worldwide: $280.6M
Budget: $200M
Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures
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Starring: Christian Bale as John Connor, Sam Worthington as Marcus Wright, Anton Yelchin as Kyle Reese, Moon Bloodgood as Blair Williams, Bryce Dallas Howard as Kate Connor, Helena Bonham Carter as Serena, Common as Barnes, Roland Kickinger as Prototype T-800, Michael Ironside as General Ashdown, Jane Alexander as Virginia, Chris Browning as Morrison, Chris Ashworth as Richter, Jadagrace as Star, David Midthunder as Soldier #1
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|Directed by
|Rajiv Mehra
|Produced by
|Parvesh C. Mehra
|Written by
|Shaukat Baig
Rajiv Mehra
|Naseeruddin Shah
Shah Rukh Khan
Urmila Matondkar
Shammi Kapoor
|Music by
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Release dates
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Running time
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Chamatkar (Hindi: चमत्कार, Urdu: چمتْکار, Translation: Miracle) is a Hindi ghost comedy movie which was directed by Rajiv Mehra and released in India in 1992. It cast Naseeruddin Shah and Shah Rukh Khan in pivotal roles. Rajiv Mehra chose to work again with Khan in the future Ram Jaane. The film was quite popular among kids but was a commercial failure.
Sunder Srivastava (Shahrukh Khan) is a young graduate whose main ambition in life is to fulfill his father's dream of starting a school on his half-acre property in his village, though he has no funds to execute his plans. Sunder's childhood friend Prem, a seasoned conman in Mumbai, convinces the gullible Sunder to mortgage. When Sunder comes to Mumbai, he is first tricked and loses his luggage, then pick-pocketed and loses his money. He then finds that Prem tricked him and fled to Dubai with using his money. Sunder is forced to take shelter in a cemetery. Sunder starts cursing his stars and venting his anger. A voice responds to him and a surprised Sunder asks the person to identify himself. The source of the voice, who cannot be seen, is surprised and asks Sunder whether the latter can really hear him.
Sunder realizes that he has been talking with a ghost and panics. The ghost suddenly becomes visible to Sunder and introduces himself as Amar Kumar alias Marco (Naseeruddin Shah). Marco tells Sunder that only he can help Sunder and vice versa. Marco tells his story. Marco was an underworld gangster who fell in love with one Savitri Kaul (Malvika Tiwari), daughter of one Mr. Kaul (Shammi Kapoor). Savitri declined to marry him if he did not change his ways. To show that he was serious, Marco resolved to give up crime. This did not bode well for his protégé Kunta (Tinu Anand), who wanted to become as big as Marco himself. On his wedding night, Marco was kidnapped and killed by Kunta, after which he was buried in the cemetery. Marco tells Sunder that many crimes taking place in the city under his name are actually done by Kunta and his minions.
Marco tells Sunder that due to his sins, he cannot attain redemption. Marco was foretold that only his savior would be able to see and hear him, so Sunder has to help him. Sunder declines, but Marco surprises him by reminding him of his dream, about which Sunder had not told a thing to Marco. Marco tells him that he wants to see Savitri and Mr. Kaul. He also tells that he cannot touch or harm anybody until time comes. Marco manages to get Sunder a position as a cricket coach in a school run by Mr. Kaul. Marco is angered when he finds out that after his murder, Kunta and his goons came to the Kaul household and told Savitri that Marco was alive and had fled India never to come back, suggesting that Marco only married her in order to sleep with her. Kunta had told them that Marco wanted Savitri and her father to hand over the ownership documents for his hotel to Kunta, but Savitri refused to hand them over unless Marco himself came to ask for them. Kunta then tried to rape Savitri, but was stopped when her father broke down, promising to give them the documents. Hearing all of this, Marco is furious and vows revenge. He is grieved to then find out that Savitri died some time afterwards, but overjoyed when he learns that he has a daughter from the wedding night with Savitri called Mala (Urmila Matondkar).
Sunder and Marco also find out that the school lacks funding and that Kunta is trying to usurp its land. Mala and Sunder start falling in love. Marco helps and keeps Kunta's goons away. Later, Marco shows a secret room to Sunder where he had kept all his loot. The room was not known to Kunta or anybody else, so Marco proposes that an anonymous donation be made, which will be more than enough to save the school and help Sunder. However, due to their oversight, Kunta finds out the location of the room, and Marco loses all his money. In a desperate bid, Marco steals some money and bets to double the money. Sunder is held responsible for the theft, although no proof is present. Marco tells the truth to Sunder, and they have a fall-out.
Sunder agrees to a cricket match between his team and a team headed by Kunta's nephew: if they win the game, they will win funds to keep the school. Initially, Sunder's team is losing, but Marco then steps into the game (still invisible to everyone), sabotages the opponent team and helps Sunder's team, leading Sunder's team to succeed massively.
After a brief meeting between Sunder and Kunta prior to the start of the match where Sunder mentions Marco's ghost, Kunta becomes suspicious. During the match, he abducts Sunder along with Mala and buries them alive in the very place he had buried Marco. Marco manages to lead the police to the cemetery where a fight erupts between Kunta and his goons on the one hand, Marco, Mala, Sunder and the policemen on the other. After succeeding in beating up the goons, Marco starts to strangle Kunta with a rope while Sunder forces Kunta to confess his role in Marco's murder. Marco then pushes Kunta into the empty grave and as he is about to kill him with a large rock, Mala calls out for him to stop, calling him "father" and entreating not to kill and sully his hands with blood because of Kunta. On hearing this, Marco immediately relents and lets Kunta live.
Finally, Sunder succeeds in his mission. Sunder and Mala marry, with Marco attending the wedding. At the wedding, a ray of light falls upon Marco who then ascends to heaven, although not before asking for "a minute" to entreat the viewer to do the right thing while they are alive, because they will not have the chance that he did to set things right after death.
Plot Similarity[edit]
The plot of Chamatkar has in common with the American film Blackbeard's Ghost the concept of a sports coach who arrives at a new town where he encounters the reformed ghost of a criminal and aids in that criminal's redemption while courting a nearby woman of his own age. Both films also feature a local band of wrongdoers who act as the villains of the film and a quarrel between the ghost and the protagonist beginning when the ghost places a bet of which the protagonist disapproves. Throughout most or all of both films, the ghost is invisible and inaudible to every character except the protagonist, but is able to handle objects normally, producing the bizarre appearance of objects or people moving without any apparent cause.
- Naseeruddin Shah ... Amar Kumar, alias Marco
- Shahrukh Khan ... Sunder Srivastava
- Urmila Matondkar ... Mala Kumar
- Shammi Kapoor ... Mr. Kaul / Marco's father-in-law
- Deven Verma ... Inspector P.K. Santh
- Ashutosh Gowarikar ... Monty
- Johnny Lever ... "Battery" Peon / Cricket commentator
- Tinu Anand ... Kunta
- Anjan Srivastav ... Police Commissioner I.M.Tripathi
- Ali Asgar ... Rakesh
- Guddi Maruti ... She-Girl
- Gavin Packard ... Goonga
- Malvika Tiwari ... Savitri Kaul
- Anjana Mumtaz ... Mrs. Kaushalya Raj Mehta
- Rakesh Bedi ... Moti
- Arun Bakshi ... Umpire
- Achyut Potdar ... Ticket Checker
- Ravi Patwardhan ... Money Lender
Tracks list[edit]
|Is Pyar Se Meri Taraf Na Dekho
|Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik
|Is Pyar Se Meri Taraf Na Dekho
|Kumar Sanu
|Yeh Hai Pyaar Pyaar
|Kumar Sanu, Asha Bhosle
|Pyaar Ho Jayega
|Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik
|Bichoo O Bichoo
|Asha Bhosle
|O Meri Neendein Churane Wale
|Kumar Sanu, Asha Bhosle
|Dekho Dekho Chamatkar
|Kumar Sanu, Sukhwinder Singh, Nandu Bhende
|Dekh Dekh Chamatkaar
|Kumar Sanu, Nandu Bhende
|Jawani Deewani
|Udit Narayan, Poornima
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Chamatkar at the Internet Movie Database


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