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It was definitely a different game last night between the Little Falls and Thief River Falls than from the week one Flyers 43-40 victory, but the outcome was the same–a Flyers come-from-behind victory. This time around the Flyers trailed 14-7 to the Prowlers in the fourth quarter. However, a M...Read More
Little Falls closes regular season with 5-3 record after loss to Becker By Tyler Ohmann Sports Editor [email protected] The Little Falls passing offense had their best game of the year as the Flyers' threw almost 30 times in a 54-14 win over the Mora Mustangs. The Flyers outgained the Must...Read More
By Tyler Ohmann Sports Editor [email protected] It was cold, snowy and windy, and the Little Falls football team did not play its best football. However, they did earn a 20-15 win over Foley, Oct. 3. After a fourth-quarter injury to starting running back Brighton Goodrich as the Flyers were ...Read More
Little Falls comes up one score short against Granite Ridge opponent By TYLER OHMANN Sports Editor [email protected] A week after recording its second come-from-behind win, the Little Falls football team was faced with the same situation again Sept. 26 in Zimmerman. After a scoreless first h...Read More
By Patrick Slack Reporter It doesn't matter the deficit. Little Falls proved, once again, it is never out of a game. After trailing 21-6 at halftime, the visiting Flyers scored 22 unanswered points, including 20 in the fourth quarter, as it shocked St. Cloud Cathedral 28-21. The Crusaders cont...Read More
A week after rallying from a 28-point deficit for a thrilling win, Little Falls fell behind by two touchdowns against visiting Albany, Sept. 5. But after cutting the gap to four late in the first half, the Flyers were unable to pull any closer in a 28-10 defeat. Albany built a 14-0 lead early on, [....Read More
It was just your standard season opener. Assuming one is used to seeing a team rally from 28 points down, including a 34-7 deficit at halftime. If not, Little Falls' 43-40 victory was rather stunning, Aug. 28. No one was more shocked than host Thief River Falls, a team that was a win away from [.....Read More
A trio of seniors who served as anchors for a Little Falls football team that earned its first home playoff game since 1985 this fall officially began their collegiate careers by signing National Letters of Intent, Wednesday. Trysten Ross and Jalen Wuchko signed with Bemidji State University (BSU) a...Read More


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|Demerara sugar
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|Garlic clove
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|Chopped fresh parsley
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2. Uncover the howl and add the mince, then stir well and microwave on HIGH for 2 minutes, stirring to break up the mince. Stir the flour into the mince, then add the stock, ale and hay leaves. Three-quarters cover with cling film, then microwave on HIGH for 20-25 minutes until cooked.
3. Remove the cooked minced beef from the oven and skim any excess fat from the surface. Season it very well with salt and pepper, cover the meat and put it aside.
4. Put the potatoes into a 2.8 litre (5 pint) ovenproof glass howl and add 60 ml (4 tbsp) cold water. Three-quarters cover with cling film and microwave on HIGH for 8-10 minutes until the potatoes are cooked, stirring once or twice. Remove them from the oven and allow them to stand for 2-3 minutes.
5. Drain any excess water from the potatoes, then mash them well and beat in the mustard, milk, egg and butter, heating the potatoes until they are smooth and creamy. Season well.
6. Spoon the cooked minced beef into a shallow, ovenproof serving dish, then spoon or pipe the mashed potato over the top of the mince.
7. Microwave, uncovered, on HIGH for 4-5 minutes until the cottage pie is piping hot. Garnish it with chopped parsley. (If preferred, the cottage pie may be browned under a hot grill just before serving.)

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incubation period for
anthrax is up to 7 days, but it can take 60 days or
longer for symptoms to develop.1 Symptoms depend on
how the infection was acquired.
Cutaneous anthrax usually occurs
when spores from the bacteria enter a cut or scrape on the skin. Cutaneous
anthrax infection has the following characteristics:
Other symptoms may include:
No confirmed cases of
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with the bacteria that cause anthrax. Gastrointestinal anthrax can be more
serious than cutaneous anthrax but can be treated effectively with prompt use
of antibiotics. But if untreated, gastrointestinal anthrax causes:
These symptoms are followed by:
Within 2 to 4 days after these symptoms develop, fluid
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The most lethal form of
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Death can occur within 24 to 36 hours after such
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Catch "Connected's" premiere - and discuss what it means to be human in a digital age09/11/2011
During Saybrook's Fall 2011 Residential Conference, we were thrilled to be able to offer interested students a sneak peak at Tiffany Shlain's upcoming documentary "Connected" – an examination of human life in a digital age.
Student feedback was overwhelmingly positive – and now "Connected" is making its public debut for Bay Area audiences this Friday.
"Connected" is a film that speaks to one of the central questions that Saybrook addresses every day: what does it mean to be human in the 21st century? Shlain – who is a founder of both the Webby awards and The National Day of Unplugging – asks how we have changed the way we relate to the technology we use every day, and how that technology has changed us.
Shlain's love/hate relationship with technology serves as the springboard for a thrilling exploration of modern life…and our interconnected future. Equal parts documentary and memoir, the film unfolds during a year in which technology and science literally become a matter of life and death for the director. As Shlain's father battles brain cancer and she confronts a high-risk pregnancy, her very understanding of connection is challenged at every turn. Using a brilliant mix of animation, archival footage, and home movies, Shlain reveals the surprising ties that link us not only to the people we love but also to the world at large. A personal film with universal relevance, Connected explores how, after centuries of declaring our independence, it may be time for us to declare our interdependence instead.
Connected will be premiering at San Francisco's Landmark Embarcadero Theater on Friday, Sept. 16, at 7:20 – and Tiffany Shlain will be available to answer questions after the show.
Shlain will also be attending screenings in Mill Valley at the Sequoia Theater (Saturday, 9/17, 7 p.m. show), and The Berkeley Shattuck 10 Theater (Sunday, 9/18, afternoon show)
For more information visit http://connectedthefilm.com
Curious about Saybrook? Come to our next Open House!08/26/2011
Dear Interested Student:
We are excited to announce our next Open House for Prospective Students taking place on Tuesday, September 27, 2011 from 5:45pm - 8:30pm (PST).
Join us to learn more about our programs and have discussions (on site and on-line participants can participate in discussion via conference call) with our faculty members.
Saybrook is a unique university of student-engaged learning in a rigorous course of study. Our mission is to provide graduate education that evokes and guides transformational change in individuals, organizations, and communities toward a just, humane, and sustainable world. Our renowned faculty, alumni, and students are thought leaders in their fields.
Begin your graduate study at Saybrook and pursue your passion at the world's premier institution for humanistic studies. Join us in person or by webcast to learn more about our multidisciplinary graduate university.
Saybrook University is a regionally accredited, nonprofit, distance learning graduate institution. Grounded in the humanistic tradition, Saybrook offers master's and doctoral degree programs in Human Science, Mind-Body Medicine, Organizational Systems, and Psychology.
Scholarships and Financial Aid are available. Applications are currently being accepted for Spring and Fall 2012.
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Dear Prospective Student:
Every year our students and faculty come together at our Residential Conferences to explore and study ideas in their fields of interest. Our Residential Conferences are an important part of the Saybrook learning experience. They nurture intellectual creativity, enrich the educational environment, and foster faculty and peer mentoring.
You are invited to observe select morning sessions during our August 2011 residential event (available session topics will be available soon.)
Last year, our students had the opportunity to choose among topics that included East/West Psychotherapy, Existential Humanistic Psychology, Dreams and Altered States, Personal Mythology, Health and Stress, Ethics and Social Responsibility, Theories of Human Science, and more. The topics planned for our 2011 RC are sure to be just as stimulating.
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Tell us your RC experience!08/26/2011
This week hundreds of Saybrook students, many new, will be coming to San Francisco for the fall Residential Conference – connecting with faculty, attending intensive workshops, and going to classes.
The connections that get made, the community that is formed, and the experiences they have are life changing. Here are a few we've been told about:
"Saybrook rattled me to a core," said psychology alumna Monica Dixon, "and I loved every minute of it. It was the very thing I was seeking ---- a different way of operating. I began to question everything, and that has never stopped. I'm just asking bigger questions now."
"I'm always so impressed by the things that people are doing," says psychology and social transformation student Gianina Pellegrini. "At other schools people have jobs that are just getting them by, and then I go to Saybrook conferences, and I sit with other students who are on peace committees around the world and have done all this amazing work in different countries, and I'm so impressed, and I'm really motivated: I always think, this is what it's all about."
"Saybrook was the first time that I could really pursue anything that I was really passionate about pursuing," said Human Science student Nick Rorbers. "I look at the Residential Conferences like they're a vacation."
Now, what's your experience? Use the comments section below to tell us about your fall 2011 Residential Conference experience. Good, bad, or just plain interesting, we want to know.
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"To thine own self be true" is a creative manifesto08/26/2011
What does it mean to be authentic? What standard do you go by? What external standard can there possibly be, if authenticity is being true to the inner self? How do you know?
Christina Roberts has some answers. Her Saybrook dissertation was a study of creative older individuals, and she found a clear link between their creative work and their sense of having lived an authentic life.
It may be, she suggests, that living authentically is itself a creative act.
She writes about her finding at The New Existentialists. It's a must read.
Organizations repeat themselves (over and over)08/25/2011
Ever notice that your workplace has patterns?
Of course you have - every organization does. In fact, understanding the "systems archetypes" of an organization -- common and usually reoccurring patterns of behavior -- can be a key to curing organizational dysfunction.
Each archetype has its own distinct storyline, and being able to change that storyline is a key leadership skill.
At the Rethinking Complexity blog, Saybrook Organizational Systems PhD student Jorge Taborga has gone over the research involving systems archetypes, listing some common types and explaining how to manage them -- even plan for them.
It's worth taking a look.
Fear doesn't build character in kids08/25/2011
To say that trying to get kids to do the right thing by scaring them is "common place" is like saying Christmas is a holiday. In fact, it's EVERYWHERE.
We try to scare kids about the dangers of drugs, about the dangers of gangs, about what will happen if htey don't get an education, about what could happen if they talk to strangers, about drinking, about driving, about drinking and driving ... you'd almost think we enjoy scaring kids, we do it so much.
But it's effective, right?
At The New Existentialists, Saybrook psychology student Makenna Berry has gone over some of the evidence -- and it turns out that "scared straight" style interventions do little to no short-term good and negative long term impacts.
Uh oh.
Fortunately, there are better approaches we can take to help children navigate a world full of pitfalls.
Meet Our Community: Avn Sturm, PhD Candidate in Mind-Body Medicine08/11/2011
I am presently living in Coconut Grove, Florida with my husband Kurt and two Black and White American short-haired cats named Oscar and Felix. Coconut Grove is a village in Miami that was settled by Bahamians and white settlers in the 1800s and became an artist colony in the 1940s – 1960s. My background is in Theater in performance, directing and writing. I have worked with my husband in professional film and video production and studio design, as well as computer software engineering. I went back to school and received both a Masters in Business Administration and a Masters in Public Administration with a specialization in Homeland Security Policy and Coordination (emphasizing emergency preparedness). For my MPA thesis, I focused on how the community is the actual first-responders. I found a resonance with working with people first as a director, then in organizational behavior in business school and finally in the importance of the community around us.
Saybrook first caught my eye in 2003 and I have keenly watched its development. After I graduated with my MPA in 2008, I decided to apply to Saybrook. To me, Saybrook was where I wanted to attain the jewel of my academic crown, a PhD. It is important to be a part of an institution that is comprised of such stellar human beings, which is the essence of humanistic psychology and life. At the first residential conference (RC), I had a chance to be amongst strangers and landed running. I say this because it is this exhilaration that I still get many RCs later. I especially like the structure of the RC because it establishes a foundation on which all learning is based at Saybook. In fact, it was at a Summer RC that I first learned Kundalini yoga and have continued my practice of it along with my husband. We are looking forward to becoming certified Kundalini instructors, so RCs can be both illuminating and motivational in encouraging one to continue practices learned at a RC.
Meet Our Community: Ruthi Solari, MS Candidate in Mind-Body Medicine08/09/2011
My name is Ruthi Solari and I am a Certified Holistic Nutritionist (CN). I am a part of the Fall 2010 Masters cohort at Saybrook University's College of Mind Body Medicine.
One of my favorite aspects of Saybrook's MBM program is the close affiliation with the Center for Mind Body Medicine (CMBM). The CMBM conferences were what initially inspired me to enroll at Saybrook for a more intensive learning experience in the field of Mind Body Medicine.
It was also after I attended a CMBM conference called Food as Medicine (FAM) that I was inspired to start a non-profit that is now my full-time job. The non-profit, SuperFood Drive, was founded in early 2009 to help get healthier foods into food banks to ensure that all people have access to nutritious meals. Since its inception, SuperFood Drive has been tremendously successful in leading the movement towards nutrition banking instead of just (processed) food banking. We started by focusing on educating the general public about why it is important to donate nutritious non-perishables during food drives (for example, black beans instead of refried in lard, fruit canned in its own juice instead of syrup, and whole grain pasta instead of mac n cheese). We are now working collaboratively with Feeding America and other national organizations, including government programs, to create a holistic implementation model that can be used to turn all food banks across the country into nutrition banks.
Why do we medicate first and ask questions later?08/09/2011
It's a common assumption among medical professionals that biochemical conditions must involve biochemical treatments -- you need to pop a pill for your depression and take medication for your blood pressure.
But that doesn't necesarilly follow. High blood pressure is often best treated by diet and exercise, and depression -- even assuming it is a biochemical condition -- is frequently better addressed by talking with a therapist and changing your life.
Writing at The New Existentialists, Sarah Kass notes that a recent study has shown that practicing yoga "helps to calm the schizophrenic mind."
And why wouldn't it? While the benefits of yoga have only been acknowledged by western medicine relatively recently, it has thousands of years of history behind it as an aid to meditation and a way to help unify mind and body. The notion that this is inferior to a pill because ... because ... wait, why exactly? Oh right, because it isn't "medicine." Well, that's a notion that doesn't make any sense.
Healthy approached that take the whole person into account should be medicine of first resort, not last - especially since practicing them is still a good idea when you're already healthy. Unlike medication, the "side effects" of yoga are all positive if you do it right. It can even serve as preventative medicine - the best kind.


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The history of Midwest Young Artists (MYA) is a story of a compelling mission, dedication, and hard work. The organization was established in 1993 by parents who wanted Dr. Allan Dennis to create an orchestra for their children. Fifty five students showed up for the first rehearsal and were divided into a Junior and Senior Orchestra. A number of the older, more advanced students played in the Senior Orchestras and mentored in the Junior Orchestra, thereby establishing a tradition of cultivating leadership that continues as a core MYA principle today.
Initially renting space at the Lake Forest Country Day School, MYA is now housed in the beautifully transformed Old Stockade Building at Fort Sheridan and has grown into one of the premier music ensemble programs in the nation. MYA graduates are accepted into the most selective conservatories, universities, and colleges in the country.
MYA reaches more than 1,000 students from more than 74 cities in the metropolitan Chicago area, with students ranging from grades 2 to 12. Featuring nine youth orchestras, more than 60 chamber music ensembles, four choral ensembles, four jazz big bands, numerous jazz combos, music history, theory, and composition classes, MYA strives to provide the highest quality music experience for young musicians nationwide. In 2011, early childhood development classes were added to introduce toddlers and their families to the joys of music and movement. The focus on family is another of MYA's core principles.
However, at MYA it's more than just the music. MYA makes a difference in the lives of its students, their families, and their communities by encouraging camaraderie, respect, and hard work as well as dedication to the pursuit of excellence. MYA is a place where students are able to grow, using music, in a socially supportive, educationally nurturing, socially responsible, and organizationally secure environment.
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Avanti Guitar Trio
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Rooted in the classical guitar tradition, the Avanti Trio performs an eclectic variety of music including repertoire from the Renaissance through Romantic eras, music from Spain and Latin America, arrangements of folk tunes and Latin jazz, and contemporary compositions composed specifically for the Avanti Guitar Trio.
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Chicago Harp Quartet
Tuesday, July 28
Since its formation in 2012, the Chicago Harp Quartet has presented innovative and charismatic performances on concert stages across the country.The CHQ is building bridges between traditional chamber music and the unique harp ensemble by commissioning and creating new works as well as transforming classics. Members of this dynamic quartet have performed across the globe spanning five continents. By combining the unique background of each member as an extensively trained orchestral and chamber musician, the CHQ brings an unprecedented level of ensemble skill to harp chamber music.
Harpists with the CHQ have performed with some of the world's greatest ensembles including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Baltimore Symphony, Minnesota Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony, Phoenix Symphony, San Diego Symphony, St. Louis Symphony, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Civic Orchestra of Chicago, and New World Symphony. Members of CHQ have also participated in a wide range of summer music festivals including the Ravinia Festival, Aspen Music Festival, National Repertory Orchestra, Colorado Music Festival, YOA Orchestra of the Americas, and Pacific Music Festival.
During the 2013–14 season, CHQ celebrated the release of their debut CD, Soirées d'été, named after their first commission by Bernard Andrès. CHQ has previously performed at the Lyon & Healy 150th Birthday Festival, LIVE from WFMT and as special featured performers at the 41st National Conference of the American Harp Society in New Orleans. The Chicago Harp Quartet established their own Composition Competition in 2014, and as a result will premiere Tattered Skies, by Hilary Purrington during the 2014–15 season.
During the 2014–15 season, the quartet looks forward to collaborations with several composers creating new works for harp quartet; an exciting multidisciplinary project with Mozawa; a featured performance at the 2015 Lyon & Healy Summer Music Festival; and their debut at Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall.
|Tue 4 Aug
Highland Park Strings Trio
Tuesday, August 4
Members of the The Highland Park Strings Trio are musicians from the Highland Park Strings, which just completed its celebratory 35th season. The Trio (violin, viola, and cello) performs a program entitled "The Magic Carpet," consisting of short light classical pieces from around the world—including Austria, Germany, Spain, Greece, and Ireland. It is a real crowd pleaser!
|Tue 11 Aug
Tom Stevens
Tuesday, August 11
Pianist/composer Thomas Winthrop Stevens has been presenting his attractive synthesis of classical tradition and contemporary sensibility to Chicago-area audiences for more than 30 years. His music has been heard in concerts, nightclubs, and coffeehouses throughout the area and on radio broadcasts throughout the United States and the Netherlands.
|Tue 18 Aug
Paulinho Garcia
Tuesday, August 18
Brazilian-born, Chicago-based musician, composer, and arranger Paulinho Garcia is well-known in the Chicago area, the United States, and abroad for his Brazilian music. Garcia was the recipient of the Best International Brazilian Vocalist Award, 2012, by the Brazilian International Press; Chicagoan of the Year in jazz, 2010, by the Chicago Tribune; Brazilian Person of the Year, 2010, by the Brazil Club; and Chicago's Best Jazz Entertainer, 2001, by the Annual Chicago Music Award. He has toured three-quarters of the world as a recording musician and Brazilian music clinician. Garcia also is on the faculty at Roosevelt University and the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago.
|Tue 25 Aug
Martha Gay
Tuesday, August 25
Martha Gay has been a performing harpist for more than 30 years and has been a member of the musical group Cantiga since 1986. In 1991, she and the other members of Cantiga formed the New World Renaissance Band with troubadour Owain Phyfe. Gay plays Irish airs, Renaissance dance music, and medieval melodies, particularly the thirteenth-century Cantigas de Santa Maria.
In 2010, Gay walked 500 miles through France and Spain on the Camino de Santiago, performing medieval harp concerts along the way. She has recorded almost a dozen CDs with Cantiga and the New World Renaissance Band.
|Tue 1 Sep
The Silverwood Duo
Tuesday, September 1
Kim Fleuchaus has been heard on commercials, radio, stage, film, and CD recordings. As a symphony musician, she has performed with many orchestras, including the Milwaukee, Charlotte, Elgin, Rockford, and South Bend Symphony Orchestras, the South Carolina and Illinois Philharmonic Orchestras, and the Cube Contemporary Chamber Ensemble, and has appeared as soloist with numerous ensembles and orchestras. She holds music degrees from Northwestern and Bethel Universities, and has performed at both the Kennedy Center and the White House. She is a founding member of the Sapphire Winds Woodwind Quintet and performs in numerous other chamber ensembles. An active freelance musician, she performs throughout the United States and Canada on the flute and the Egyptian nay. In addition to teaching at Trinity Christian College, she is the Flute Choir Director for School District 219 and maintains private teaching studios in Niles and Lincolnshire.
In addition to teaching at Dominican University, Bob Sherman serves as chairman of the guitar department at the Merit School of Music. He also teaches at the Old Town School of Folk Music as well as at his private teaching studio in Oak Park. Prior teaching engagements include the University of Chicago Laboratory School, Sherwood Conservatory at Columbia College, and Brookline Music School. He studied guitar and jazz at Indiana University with Ernesto Bitetti, Luis Zea, David Baker, and Pat Harbison. He's honored to have shared the studio and stage with many wonderful musicians and continues to perform as a soloist and in various ensembles in the Chicago area. He lives with his wife and three children in Oak Park.


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Citywealth names eight Ogier private client specialists on Leaders List 2015
Eight Ogier private client specialists have been listed on this year's Citywealth leaders list.
BVI launches two funds products weblink
The British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission has introduced two new funds products, the 'Incubator Fund' and the 'Approved Fund'.
Edwards of Ogier set to discuss trustee issues at International Trusts & Private Client Forum
Ogier's head of private client and trusts services, partner Sally Edwards, will discuss common obstacles and issues arising in protecting the trustee in a session at the International Trusts & Private Client Forum in Jersey.
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Registered collective investment schemes may be offered direct to the public in Guernsey for the first time.
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Family offices are highly differentiated and need advisers who can understand the variety of needs inherent in looking after wealthy and entrepreneurial families.
Ogier shortlisted as Law Firm of the Year, EMEA, at Citywealth Magic Circle Awards
Ogier has been shortlisted as Law Firm of the Year, EMEA, in the Citywealth Magic Circle Awards 2015...
Ogier discusses how to divorce-proof structures and succession arrangements
Ogier's Sally Edwards, discussed ways to 'divorce-proof' a new structure with an audience of private client practitioners at an IBC conference.
Ogier's Steve Meiklejohn is recognised for his work in the private wealth sector
Meiklejohn advises all of the firm's major trust company clients.
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The Ogier partner was named in Eprivateclient's list of the top 50 most influential people and Who's Who Legal: Private Client 2014.
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Sally Edwards, partner and head of the private client and trusts team at Ogier, has been shortlisted for the Citywealth Power Women Awards 2015.
Ogier Legal and Ogier Fiduciary Services win accolades at Citywealth Magic Circle Awards
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Ogier BVI advises Peak-led private investor group on acquisition of Aman Resorts
Ogier BVI and Bryan Cave have advised a private investor group led by Peak Hotels & Resorts Group on the acquisition of Aman Resorts.
Ogier wins Citywealth Law Firm of the Year Award 2014 for Jersey
Ogier has won the Law Firm of the Year Award 2014 for Jersey at the Citywealth International Financial Centres awards, which focus on the private wealth sector.
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Ogier has four people included in Citywealth's Jersey Future Leaders list: three from Ogier Private Wealth and one from Ogier Legal.
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Woke up the next morning around 5:30 and started getting put together. First thing to do was fill up the radiator (with fingers crossed) and fire up the bike. No leaks! STOKED! Put on on some crusty gear and went for a cruise. Came back feeling really good. No problems and it ran great. Last thing to do was scarf down some breakfast.
Race was starting soon and I was a bit worried about never using a Voyager GPS. Didn't have time to play with it the night before, but luckily it was super easy to use. Got the hang of it pretty quick-like on the starting line.
After last night I was just really happy to be at the start. Was funny thinking that the hard part has not even begun yet...
Had a good start on the outside, maybe somewhere in the middle of the pack.
After the first turn there was a nice bottle neck. Kinda had to wait it out.
The rest of the race really cleared up from there, at most you would be stuck behind one or two people on the same obstacle that everyone had to go over.
Managed to tip over less than a quarter mile into the race. Sign of things to come I guess. At least everyone got to see the first crash.
What I didn't realize at the time was that the bike landed on a well placed rock that managed to rip the gas cap off. That would be an issue later...
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A St. Peter man accused of physically abusing a 7-week-old infant last year was recently cleared of all the charges against him. 42-year-old Todd Michael Meyer had been charged with assault, malicious punishment of a child, and child endangerment after the baby he was caring for suffered 3 fractured ribs. Meyer had claimed that the baby had fallen on the floor while he was changing a diaper. He was acquitted on all 3 charges following a week-long jury trial in Nicollet County Court.
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|Fresh lemon slice
|Thin fresh ginger slices
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In a nonaluminum fish poacher, a wok or a large skillet bring sherry, chicken stock, soy sauce, lemon, ginger and cayenne pepper to a boil.
Reduce heat and add fish and a little water, if needed, to just cover fish.
Simmer in stock for 10 minutes per inch of thickness at the thickest point, or just until fish is no longer translucent.
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Remove fish with slotted spatulas and place equal portions in four soup bowls.
Return liquid to a boil.
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Stir sesame oil into poaching liquid.
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Kenneth Feinberg is the Obama administration's new choice to oversee compensation practices at a handful of the nation's biggest companies. Just don't call him a "pay czar."
"That makes it sound like I'm going to issue some imperial decree on the subject of compensation. There's nothing further from the truth," Feinberg said Thursday, one day after his appointment. "My goal is to reach out to these seven companies and meet with them and work out an acceptable compensation program -- acceptable to the business community, acceptable to the administration, and hopefully acceptable to Congress and the public. It's a challenge, but I think it's do-able."
Feinberg's sensitivity about his title is understandable – he now finds himself in the delicate position of balancing the populist uproar about excessive pay with growing fears that the government has gotten too involved in the private sector.
"Historically the American people frown on the notion of government insinuating itself into the private marketplace," he said in an interview with ABC News. "My answer to those critics is I understand that concern, I share that concern, and the question is how do you strike a balance between that legitimate concern and the populist outrage at prior industry compensation practices?"
Feinberg's actual title is "special master," charged with supervising pay for the top 100 salaried executives at bailed-out companies receiving "exceptional assistance" from the government – AIG, Citigroup, Bank of America, General Motors, GMAC, Chrysler, and Chrysler Financial.
It was AIG, three months ago, that incited an uproar when the insurance giant, after receiving around $180 billion in taxpayer aid, paid out $165 million in corporate bonuses. Now these seven companies, each receiving tens of billions of dollars from the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program, will have to submit their compensation plans to Feinberg for approval.
"We felt in the case of companies that receive such exceptional tax assistance, we had to have a stronger fiduciary duty," said Gene Sperling, a counselor to Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, at a House Financial Services committee hearing Thursday. "We felt that if we could find somebody of the judgment and stature of Ken Feinberg who could look across the companies, looking at a set of principles on risk, on performance and also on what is likely to lead taxpayers to get return on their dollar -- that that extra level of protection for the taxpayer was necessary and important."
However, critics have seized on the new oversight, arguing that it is just the latest step for an administration that has become too involved in private companies.
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Savanna to Release Q1 2011 Results on May 17, 201117:35 EDT Wednesday, May 04, 2011CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - May 4, 2011) - Savanna Energy Services Corp. (TSX:SVY) ("Savanna") intends to release its First Quarter 2011 results after markets close on Tuesday, May 17, 2011. The results will be available on the Company's web site after the dissemination has taken place over the news wire service. Savanna will host a conference call for analysts, investors and interested parties on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at 9:00 a.m. Mountain Time (11:00 a.m. Eastern Time) to discuss the Company's first quarter results. The call will be hosted by Ken Mullen, Savanna's President and Chief Executive Officer and Darcy Draudson, Vice-President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer.If you wish to participate in this conference call, please call 1-888-892-3255 (for participants in North America). Please call 10 minutes ahead of time.A replay of the call will be available until May 25, 2011 by dialing 1-800-937-6305 and entering passcode 366433.Savanna is a Canadian-based drilling and well servicing provider with operations in Canada, the United States and Australia focused on providing fit for purpose equipment and technologies.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Ken MullenSavanna Energy Services Corp.President & Chief Executive Officer(403) 503-9990(403) 267-6749 (FAX)ORDarcy DraudsonSavanna Energy Services Corp.V.P. Finance and Chief Financial Officer(403) 503-9990(403) 267-6749 (FAX)


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|RODALE NEWS, EMMAUS, PA—It's just a few weeks until the official first day of winter, but if you feel like you've already fallen into a cold-weather funk, the best prescription might be waiting for you on the other side of your front door. An assortment of research suggests that being exposed to nature, or even just visualizing yourself outside in a natural setting, can greatly improve mental and physical energy.
THE DETAILS: Five studies on the effects of being in nature, conducted by an international team of researchers, appeared in the Journal of Environmental Psychology. The different studies all came to the same conclusion—that being outdoors and exposed to nature is linked to greater vitality. The study authors described vitality as feeling enthusiastic, alive, vigorous, happy, alert, and full of energy.
In one of the studies, participants didn't even have to actually go outdoors. Just the thought of being outside was associated with greater vitality.
Another study dealing with perception involved participants looking at pictures of buildings or natural settings. Looking at the manmade structures sank vitality levels, while looking at the natural scenes produced a better sense of vitality. Outdoor time could enhance the effects of exercise, as well. One of the studies found that people who opted for outdoor strolls reported increased vitality, while those who walked indoors saw no change. The remaining studies looked at participants' activities during a two-week period and found that being exposed to nature, and even just going outside to experience sunlight and fresh air, boosted vitality.
|WHAT IT MEANS: It's tempting to spend as much time indoors as possible during cold winter weather. But if you find that the only time you're experiencing the great outdoors is during that 30-second walk from your front door to your car, you could be depleting yourself of some natural mood-enhancing medicine—moments with Mother Nature. To boost your spirits this winter, make it a priority to schedule some time outside.
The study authors even reference naturalist John Muir to highlight the power of the great outdoors:
"Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy…" (from his book Our National Parks).
Ahh. Now, let's go out and get some fresh air!
Read on for five easy ways to spend time outdoors and generate winter vitality:
|# 1: Take a jog. While just the act of being outside can boost your vitality, using that time to exercise can also do wonders to improve your health and boost your mood. Exercise creates the release of natural mood-enhancing chemicals and reduces your risk of many chronic diseases. But if you run outdoors this winter, be sure to heed these cold-weather running rules from the experts at Runner's World magazine:
Stay dry. You risk hypothermia when your body loses more heat than it can produce, and moisture, including your own sweat, can increase that risk. To keep dry, opt for wicking clothing that pulls moisture from your body (just avoid anything advertised as MicroBan or antimicrobial…they contain harmful chemicals), and wear a waterproof and windproof jacket that you can take off if you become warm but slip back on when you slow down and cool down. If it's below freezing, make sure you wear a hat, gloves, and a mask to protect your skin.
Don't blow it. Avoid blowing on your hands to create warmth; the moisture will actually make you colder.
Figure in the chill factor. If the temperature reads 30 but there's a 10-mph wind, it's going to feel like 20 degrees. Run into the wind at the beginning of an out-and-back run so the tailwind will warm you on your return. Or, carry an extra layer to pile on when you head back.
Be well lit. Winter days are short, so make sure you're visible if you're running in the dark, using reflective gear or lights.
Not up for a run? Slow it down to a walk. You'll still get a vitality boost.
|# 2: Befriend birds. Many people reserve bird-watching for the spring and summer months because family favorites like bluebirds and robins are in abundance. But winter is a great time to step outside with a pair of binoculars and scan the bare trees for life. On the East Coast, you're likely to see bright red Northern cardinal, tufted titmouse, black-capped chickadee, and white-breasted nuthatch species. On the West Coast, you might spot Western Scrub-Jay, California Towhee, or Anna's hummingbird species. Because many trees are bare in the winter, you can also look for last summer's bird nests—many birds are creative in what they use to make them! If you put up a bird feeder, make sure it's either within three feet of your window or 30 feet away, to lower the chance of window collisions. Buy reflective bird decals for the outside of your windows, and place them a hands-width apart to really reduce the chances of collisions. See our Backyard Birding Tips story for more.
|# 3. Break out the pruners. Winter can be a real bummer for gardeners who miss getting their hands dirty. But not all outdoor plant projects should be put on hold during the cold. In fact, winter is the best time to prune deciduous trees and shrubs because their sap retreats as they go into a dormant state. For top-notch pruning advice, visit our pruning tips story.
|# 4: Start a fight. A friendly snowball fight, that is. A playful 19-minute battle will help you burn 100 calories while enjoying the elements of the great outdoors. (Just make sure you don't pack the snow so tightly that it forms into potentially painful ice balls.) If packing snowballs isn't your thing, opt to build a snowman. You'll burn a cool 100 calories during a 22-minute building session, and improve your mood in the process. And what the heck…make a snow angel while you're at it!
|# 5: Watch the sun set. This time of year, it's not too often we take the time to go outside without a scheduled task to complete. But this winter, take some time to go out and just absorb the sounds and sights of nature, whether it's in your backyard or at a local park. Watch the sun set. Listen to the birds. Collect pinecones. Breathe.
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Soaring highs within a more contemplative album
Tape Deck Heart is a more introspective album than much of Frank's previous work. If you're looking for jaunty singalongs or call to arms like Try This At Home, Photosynthesis or even I Still Believe, then there isn't quite as much of that here.
That's not to say these are 18 tracks that will leave you eyeing your shoelaces as if you've been stuck in a room...
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Why am I exhausted after listening to this?
Frank is one of my favorite song writers so expectation were high. Unfortunately this album just doesn't deliver what I was looking for. There are a few real gems but the album as a whole seems depressing and strained. I just got back from a 4-day road trip during which I listened to this album along with the 4 previous ones repeatedly. While all the albums are...
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Soaring highs within a more contemplative album,
KW (Lancashire, United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
Tape Deck Heart is a more introspective album than much of Frank's previous work. If you're looking for jaunty singalongs or call to arms like Try This At Home, Photosynthesis or even I Still Believe, then there isn't quite as much of that here.
That's not to say these are 18 tracks that will leave you eyeing your shoelaces as if you've been stuck in a room with Radiohead on repeat.
It starts with a thunderous chorus that is Recovery. That gives you the jumping, pumping, pushing, shoving, standing-on-everyone-else's-toes singalong that people go to gigs for. Even with that, though, there's a serious undercurrent, especially with lyrics such as: "Well darling now I'm sinking, I'm as lost as lost can be and I was hoping you could drag me up from down here towards my recovery" - even if it is a line likely to be shouted at the tops of peoples' voices at shows.
Losing Days has some superb, upbeat mandolin playing from Matt Nasir, which leads into the best track on the album. The Way I Tend To Be isn't just beautifully performed with a hauntingly superb chorus, it has genuine heart to it. There's a statuesque symmetry to the poetry of the final verse.
"Because I said I love you so many times that the words kinda die in my mouth //
And I meant it each time with each beautiful woman but somehow it never works out //
You stood apart in my calloused heart and you taught me and here's what I learned //
That love is about the changes you make and not just three small words"
It's from there that the tone for the rest of the songwriting continues.
Plain Sailing Weather builds from its spoken start to six minutes of almost unexpected self-vilification, with Good And Gone hinting at the darker sides of being a rock star.
The mood reaches its nadir with Tell Tale Signs, from which the album gets its title with the final lyric: "You will always be a part of my patched-up patchwork taped-up tape-deck heart".
The album moves onto the absolute delight that is Four Simple Words. A favourite at gigs for a year or so, most fans will be familiar with the slow start and tub-thumping "hi ho hi ho" pay-off that storms into an almighty singalong.
Polaroid Picture is an apt title for a song decrying the loss of things gone by, while The Fisher King Blues is almost an examination of songwriting itself.
Of the later tracks, it is perhaps Tattoos that sticks with me the most, with the lyrics about "straight-edge" and "buddy tattoos with people who aren't my friends" almost a marker put down to signal that this is the album to show how far he has come.
For me, that's the key thing: this isn't the same type of work that England Keep My Bones [Explicit] is, which isn't to say it's worse either. It's just different - but tracks like Recovery and Four Simple Words will keep fans jumping around for years to come.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A raw, brutal, beautiful creation.,
Frank Turner is quite simply the best British singer songwriter of his generation. Tape Deck Heart builds on his previous releases and lifts him to another level. Frank has described this as a 'break up album' and at times it's so raw as to be almost brutal. Fortunately, this man knows how to create a melody as good as anyone around and these songs will stick in your head and hearts a long time after the music stops. My current favourites (they change daily) are Anymore, Tell Tale Signs and Oh Brother. Yesterday it was Polaroid Picture and Broken Piano. There are very few 'perfect' albums, this is as close as is possible.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant and brutal,
Tape Deck Heart is different to Frank's previous albums, but in a good way. The influences of Rich Costley (Producer) are clear, never have Frank & The Sleeping Souls sounded so good. You can tell they spent 30 days paying attention to every minute detail. The production on Broken Piano is incredible.
Four Simple Words is arguably Franks greatest song in terms of live show fun. The album version is no let down, from the quiet opening to crashing drums and guitar solos, it is one of the catchiest songs he has ever written.
What this album has is strength in depth. It is crammed from start to finish with brilliant songs - some fun, some brutally honest - and only really takes a breather for the quieter solo song Anymore. This quality continues in the bonus deluxe tracks (which are definitely worth paying the extra for) Cowboy Chords is stunning, and Time Machine see's Frank disappear off into a more Weezer-esque direction, but he comes out the other side with one of the funnest lyrics ever: "I'm a gonna build myself a time machine, on particle physics and the power of steam"
This lyric perfectly en-captures what is by far the best thing about this album - the meaning and (sometimes) fun Frank has put into the lyrics. Go and listen to The Way I Tend To Be, Four Simple Words and Broken Piano and you will see the brilliance of Tape Deck Heart.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Heartbreaking, soulful stuff,
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I am a diehard Frank Turner fan. I think the man is a pure poetic genius who sings and plays his heart out.
This album isn't always comfortable to listen to because it's all about a breakup. He makes some harsh observations and digs deep. There are a couple of sing-song songs, but mostly melancholic ballads.
It's more experimental than his previous records. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
All hail Frank, the king of broken hearts.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars It grew on me...,
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At first I wasn't sure about the album, it seemed to be full of similar songs and a lot slower than other albums. but as the album went on I could hear the angry Frank I know and love coming through more. And the more times I listen to the album, the more a start to think that it might actually be my favourite album!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars fantastic album, fantastic delivery!,
another fantastic album by the wonderful frank turner.
The perfect mix of soulful ballads, gut wrenching love songs and upbeat summer tunes!
A great driving album, this man can do no wrong!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Poetic genius,
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I first heard the voice of Frank Turner via 'Recovery' on a compilation album. I liked the song, and decided to take a listen to the mother album 'Tape Deck Heart', and was very impressed.
A lot of the tracks here deal with relationship breakups, but there are more than enough uplifting tunes that are almost guaranteed to get you into the mood of Summer. The quality of Frank's song writing, the excellent production which captures a genuine 'live' feel to the drums and backing, not to mention the emotion he pours into these great tracks is impressive. It's hard for me to single out a 'favourite' track here, but 'The Way I Tend To Be', 'Polaroid Picture', and 'Plain Sailing Weather' particularly are currently on heavy rotation in my ITunes playlist.
I recommend 'Tape Deck Heart' to anyone who appreciates the work of a real musician, and will be on the look out for more of Frank Tuner's music.
9 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars I need someone who sings from his heart and means it.,
Mr. M. A. Reed (Argleton, GB) - See all my reviews
Britains best songwriter returns. They don't make 'em like the used to. Unless you're Frank Turner. An album every two years. 1,400 live shows in 7 years and counting. And, unlike many artists, who use their good ideas up in the first five years - and after which, fade into embarrassing irrelevancy and tired xeroxes of greater moments - Frank Turner, the guitar-slinging, jetset, crime-fighting heartbreaker and troubador, offers us his fifth solo album in seven years with "Tape Deck Heart". Once again, a man and his guitar, and his muse, give us a slab of great songs.
Songs that I would not have imagined. Songs that I cannot live without. Songs like "Tell Tale Signs". Turner is growing old, and so are we, and songs like this are the ones that show us that inside everyone is a story, and some of the stories are ones we all share. How it feels to be there, how we have all been there - the names of the actors may have changed, but we are all here, and the song remains the same. I need someone who sings from his heart and means it. Names have been changed to protect the innocent and the guilty.
And here we are. Melodies that anyone can remember. Music made with integrity, ideals, about real things, about the world we live in, about getting drunk, waking up with regrets, about a million things and everything. And every song has some words so utterly astute in seeing the world that they will inevitably be tattooed on someone's body somewhere. And rightly so.
Anyone who can write a song about the closing of the London Astoria and make it sound like a hymn fighting against the inexorable progress of capitalism wins in my book. "Polaroid Picture" is such a song, and it captures for me, the same sense of futile regret that came when they closed the best venue in London. "Tape Deck Heart" is just like other Frank Turner albums ; a selection of rousing, smart songs with huge choruses and a heart the size of a country designed to make lives better, because sometimes, we have no choice but to write songs and be the change we want to see in the world. "Nobody makes it out alive", he sings. Never a truer word sung.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Great songs, but no longer a Wessex Boy,
A. C. Scott (Sussex, UK) - See all my reviews
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I like Frank Turner. England Keep My Bones is one of my favourite albums of recent years. As well as they great tunes, it had a certain 'Englishness' and a theme celebrating life, love and death. Obviously todays Frank Turner is different to the one of 2011, as he has achieved worldwide success (hence the constant reference to hotel rooms!). He seems to have gone from a Wessex Boy to a London Boy (London features a lot lyrically). He's not the upcoming artist of 'Prufrock', so it's hard to see what album he could have made. Many songs are great and instantly hummable and there are some already live favourites in there. It's probably my third favourite Frank Turner album behind England Keep My Bones and Love, Ire and Song.
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars,
Outstanding album - just buy it
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