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Birthday: 1971-04-09
Katie arrives on the porch. She sits down with Liberty and they talk about how much they miss Brad. Liberty says she just had a weird feeling, like her father was there. Katie feels that too. When Katie looks in the window, she can see Brad. She tells Jacob that Brad must be trying to reach them and decides to go home and wait for him.
At Katie's, ghost Brad watches her sleep and tries to touch her. The baby cries and wakes her up. She calls and makes a doctor's appointment.
At the diner, Henry gets a call from Margo informing him that Ralph has been sentenced to prison. Brad suddenly appears and yells at Henry to go and check on Katie. He's afraid she's going to try and hurt herself.
At the hospital, Katie asks the doctor if she can get some sleeping pills. He doesn't think that's a good idea. When he leaves, Katie walks out, bumps into Henry and tries to push past him. Brad barks at Henry to ask her questions. Katie asks Henry to watch the baby while she sleeps... she just has to go to the pharmacy first. Brad and Henry are scared by what they've seen.
Henry meets Katie at her place. As she goes to her room, Brad tells Henry that Katie keeps going to sleep to see him but this means she is going to miss their son's life. He materializes in Katie's room and yells at her not to take a handful of pills. Angrily, he swats them from her hand and screams at her. She gets in bed and falls asleep. Brad turns to Henry and tells him that he has to get Katie to see that he is still there. They bicker loudly until Katie comes out. She assumes he's talking to Brad and begins waving in the air, crying that she loves him. She gets woozy and falls into Henry's arms. He puts her to bed. Brad sits by her side and remembers watching her sleep. He's thankful that he is still there to see her. "You mean the world to me," he says.
At home, Katie prays to Brad to make the chair move again. He tries but has no luck. They both yell in frustration. Jacob begins crying so she begins cradling the child. The doorbell rings. She wonders if it's a sign. It's Janet with veal. She asks Katie if she is expecting anyone. "Not anymore," Katie says. Janet plays with the baby and offers to look after him if she needs a break. They discuss Jack running off and Katie tells her not to give up on him. "He's a good man and they're hard to find," she says. Brad tries talking to Janet but has no luck. The baby cries more and Katie drops a hint to Janet to leave.
A frustrated Henry goes back to his room and jumps into the shower. One of Ralph's goons sneaks in. When Henry comes out drying his hair, the goon whips out a knife. Brad appears and Henry yells at him. Brad grabs a vase and smashes it on the goon's head. The goon runs off. Brad grabs Henry and he feels it.
They rush over to Katie's. She refuses to let Henry in. He rings the bell again and she lets him in to hold the crying baby. Henry gets the baby to stop screaming and tells Katie to have a nap. When she does, he and Brad sing 'Get Along Little Doggies' to the child. While Katie sleeps, she dreams of Brad. He tells her that she won't have to raise the child alone, they can do it together. She wakes up and rushes over to Henry. He hands her the baby and leaves to testify. She sings to the baby and Brad joins in.
The ghost of Brad suddenly appears in Katie's apartment. He talks to her and glares at the danishes she puts out. He worries she is already moving on. Margo comes to see the baby on her way to work. Katie tries to brush her off when Thomas, the psychic, arrives. Brad thinks this is a great idea. Margo tries to talk her sister out of this but she won't back down. Once the 'doubter' leaves, the psychic asks for his fee before they begin.
Brad shows up in the bar to see Henry. He tells him that he needs to go and see Katie before she gets taken for a ride by the phony psychic. After Brad vanishes, Henry rushes over to Margo and asks her to get rid of the restraining order so he can help. She's surprised to hear he knows about Katie and the psychic.


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But the Scotland youth international, 21, was singled out for special praise from Beattie following Saturday's 1-1 draw against Tranmere.
"I think there's a very talented footballer in Kal," he told the Lancashire Telegraph. "His confidence needs boosting and I think he thrives on responsibility.
"I said to him before I want to see you go out there and enjoy playing football because you're a good player, I want to see you smiling and as you've seen he is a totally different player, he's a special player."
Beattie added: "The application of the players I don't think will ever be in question, we're just getting them to express themselves. They are growing in confidence as a group and I'm very pleased."

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AP: Taliban offer to free US soldier
The Taliban offered to free a U.S. soldier held captive since 2009 in exchange for five prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, while Afghan President Hamid Karzai eased his opposition Thursday to joining planned peace talks.
The idea of releasing some of the Taliban's most senior operatives has been controversial over fears they would simply return to the battlefield.
The proposal to trade U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl for the Taliban detainees was made by senior Taliban spokesman Shaheen Suhail in response to a question during an exclusive phone interview with The Associated Press from his newly opened political office in Doha, the capital of the Gulf nation of Qatar.
The prisoner exchange is the first item on the Taliban's agenda before even opening peace talks with the U.S., said Suhail, a top Taliban figure who served as first secretary at the Afghan Embassy in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad before the Taliban government's ouster in 2001.
"First has to be the release of detainees," Suhail said Thursday when asked about Bergdahl. "Yes. It would be an exchange. Then step by step, we want to build bridges of confidence to go forward."
Bergdahl, 27, of Hailey, Idaho, is the only known American soldier held captive from the Afghan war. He disappeared from his base in southeastern Afghanistan on June 30, 2009, and is believed held in Pakistan.
Suhail said Bergdahl "is, as far as I know, in good condition."
Col. Tim Marsano with the Idaho National Guard said Bergdahl's parents, Bob and Jani Bergdahl, plan to speak at an event honoring the soldier in Hailey on Saturday.
"They're aware that the possibility of a transfer or exchange is on the table and they're encouraged by it," Marsano said.
Bergdahl's parents earlier this month received a letter from their son through the International Committee of the Red Cross. They did not release details of the letter but renewed their plea for his release. The soldier's captivity has been marked by only sporadic releases of videos and information about his whereabouts.
The reconciliation process with the Taliban — seen by most as the only way to end the nearly 12-year war — has been a long and bumpy one. It began nearly two years ago when the U.S. opened secret talks that were later scuttled by Karzai when he learned of them.
It was then that the U.S. and Taliban discussed prisoner exchanges and for a brief time it appeared that the five Guantanamo Bay prisoners would be released and sent to Doha to help further the peace process. But Karzai stepped in again and demanded they be returned to Afghanistan over Taliban objections.
Since then, the U.S. has been trying to jumpstart peace talks and the Taliban have made several offers — including sharing power in Kabul. The Taliban have also attended several international conferences and held meetings with representatives of about 30 countries.
Afghan and U.S. officials have said the Taliban being considered for any exchange deal are:
— Mohammad Fazl , a former Taliban chief of army staff and the deputy minister of defense.
— Abdul Haq Wasiq, former Taliban deputy minister of intelligence, who was in direct contact with supreme leader Mullah Mohammed Omar during the Taliban rule, according to military documents.
— Mullah Norullah Nuri , who has been described as one of the most significant former Taliban officials held at Guantanamo. He was a senior Taliban commander in Mazar-e-Sharif and previously was a Taliban governor in two provinces in northern Afghanistan,
— Khairullah Khairkhwa, a former Taliban minister of the interior and military commander. According to military documents, he had direct ties to Mullah Omar and Osama bin Laden and was also a friend of Karzai.
— Mohammed Nabi, former chief of security for the Taliban in Qalat, the capital of the southern province of Zabul.
If the Taliban hold talks with American delegates in the next few days, they will be the first U.S.-Taliban talks in nearly 1½ years.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was expected in Doha ahead of a conference there scheduled for Saturday on the Syrian civil war. He was not expected to meet with the Taliban although other U.S. officials might in coming days.
On Wednesday in Washington, State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the U.S. had "never confirmed" any specific meeting schedule with Taliban representatives in Doha.
Prospective peace talks were again thrown into question Wednesday when Karzai became infuriated by the Taliban's move to cast their new office in Doha as a rival embassy.
The Taliban held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday in which they hoisted their flag and a banner that evoked the name they used while in power more than a decade ago: "Political Office of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan." Later, the Taliban replaced the sign to read simply: "Political office of the Taliban."
At the ceremony, the Taliban welcomed dialogue with Washington but said their fighters would not stop fighting. Hours later, the group claimed responsibility for a rocket attack on Bagram Air Base outside the Afghan capital, Kabul, which killed four American service members.
The U.S. expectation had been that U.S.-Taliban talks would be followed several days later with direct talks between the Taliban and a Karzai peace delegation.
But on Wednesday, Karzai announced that his government would not participate, apparently also angered by the way Kabul had been sidelined in the U.S.-Taliban bid for rapprochement.
The Afghan president also suspended negotiations with the United States on a bilateral security agreement that would cover American troops who will remain behind after the final withdrawal of NATO combat troops at the end of 2014.
That left U.S. officials scrambling to save the talks, and Kerry spoke with Karzai in phone conversations in an effort to bring him back on board.
On Thursday, Karzai spokesman Fayeq Wahidi said the Afghan president is willing to join peace talks with the Taliban if the U.S. follows through with promises he said were made by Kerry over the phone.
Wahidi said Kerry promised Karzai that the Taliban flag and a nameplate with their former regime's name would be removed and that the U.S. would issue a formal written statement supporting the Afghan government and making clear that the Taliban office would not be seen as an embassy or government-in-exile.
"If all those assurances and commitments the U.S. had given, if we are assured that they will be fully put in place on the issue of talks in Qatar," Wahidi said, "we would see no problem in entering into talks with the Taliban in Qatar. "


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Blood Meridian[Paperback]
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- Publication Date:
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- 9780330510943
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I have been devouring novels for well over half a century now.. this is the most violent example of Literature that I have come across to this point! That said, it is also as fine an example of classic American Literature as we are likely to see.Blood Meridian follows the life of a young man, the Kid, as he falls into bad company almost immediately in the story. Life has dealt the Kid and those he comes across hands from the bottom of the deck. These misfits are sorely equipped to make a living in any honest endeavor and turn to harvesting human scalps for bounty. Each of the many characters the Kid chances to throw in with is unique, memorable and so morally degenerate that he, and the reader, has little choice but to follow the downward spiral of death and destruction to it's conclusion. Reading this book is like watching an autopsy.. but it's an autopsy done by one of the very finest coroners practicing today!
An amazing read. Harrowing, demoralizing and appallingly violent, but amazing nonetheless.
Possibly my favorite book thus far. BM can be a little inscrutable--some of the sentences are far too complicated for casual reading--but the language and the novel's construction add to its overall effect. "Haunting" is not a word I use often, but BM is unforgettable. The ending will stayed with me for a long time. There is actually nothing else to compare this book to for me.
When I read this book it reminded me of a passage from Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game – "only those who kill have power; and those who don't are subjects to those who do." (Of course this was all written after McCarthy's work, but my reading list does not follow in chronological order.) McCarthy is just as much a philosopher as he is an author. It's easy to see influences of Machiavelli and Hobbes and (oddly placed) Virgil. But it's Hobbes who shines through more than the others. Providing a modern interpretation off the same theory, McCarthy suggest the external forces of the universe are already established, and that champions – or, as he refers to them, "dancers" – are judged by their ability to control the dance, and in turn, the universe. But McCarthy goes one step further than Hobbes' Leviathan, for McCarthy suggest suzerainty. This is all very intriguing, and worth the time of reading, re-reading, and then re-re-reading. But honestly, the story itself is a gem. You can skip over all the philosophical and theological discussions that McCarthy attempts with the reader and just get straight into the battles – some of the bloodiest I've ever read – and you would still be entertained. Just be mindful of your tempo. I found that when I read the book slowly I was able to absorb every illustrating detail but lost track of where the story was going. When I read it fast I kept up with the story's direction but missed the imagery. Keeping a middle pace might seem like a fair compromise, but the reader will lose portions of both story and imagery. This book allows the reader to adjust their experience as if one was merely shifting the sides of a mirror reflecting various angles. I won't end with a corny tagline like "a must read" but anybody who doesn't read this book is missing out. Cormac McCarthy breathes excellence. There's not a better author alive, and this is one of his finest works. (Okay, I couldn't resist – it's a must read)
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FYI - ESPN.com is having a chat "to discuss the network's approach to editorial coverage." Submit your OSU coverage complaints now.
In the words of Denny Green, Bauserman was who we thought he was.
Great work again Ramzy. I always appreciate more ammo when disputing "facts" from ESPN thrown at me from my SEC alum coworkers.
I agree with the commentors above that the local guys do a really good job. I live in central Florida and my Gator alum coworkers are always spouting off incorrect info about OSU like the other day when I was told Tessell's job depends on beating UM this year. Ken Gordon and the like always provide good, reliable information that I use regularly to correct all the misinformation I hear from the local SEC masses.
I think ESPN has gotten to the point where everything is sensationalized to the maximum degree the same way the cable news channels have gone recently. All the talking heads make it seem like this is the end of the world for Tressell and OSU. Unless the NCAA docks the school scholarships or bans it from the postseason, this whole scandal should is not that serious, in fact, it could help recruiting. If you were a top high school recruit, how would you feel about playing at a school where the coach won't rat you out to the NCAA if you commit a violation, receive money handshakes from boosters, and sexual favors from girls? My 18 year old self would definitely be onboard.
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Monday may be my last day at work after punching my Gator coworkers during their first S-E-C chant. I don't think I can take another round of it.


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Vol 5, No 1 (2008)
Hyperworld(s): Language, Culture and Society in the Latin American World(s)
Special issue edited by Paul Allatson and Jeffrey Browitt
Table of Contents
Editor's Welcome
|Editor's welcome, PORTAL, Vol. 5, No. 1, January 2008
|Paul Allatson
Hyperworld(s) Special Issue January 2008
|Introducing Hyperworld(s): Language, Culture, and History in the Latin American world(s)
|Paul Allatson, Jeff Browitt
|Discourses of Anti-corruption in Mexico. Culture of Corruption or Corruption of Culture?
|Gabriela Coronado
|Of Lady-killers and 'Men Dressed As Women': Soap Opera, Scapegoats and the Mexico City Police Department
|Vek Lewis
|La nueva guarida del tango
|Guillermo Anad
|The Limits of Liberalism in Argentine Provinces 1890-1940: An Analysis of Provincial Expenditures
|Peter J Ross, James R Levy
|At the Crossroads between Paris, Texas and the Buena Vista Social Club, Havana: Wim Wenders and Ry Cooder as Collaborators
|Stephen Gregory
|Memory and a Hard Place: Revisiting Central Havana
|Marivic Wyndham, Peter Read
|Doris Salcedo's Melancholy Objects
|Vera Mackie
Cultural Works
|There's No Place Like Home/Camino a Casa Crónica
|Susana Chávez-Silverman
|Ian Campbell
General Articles
|From the Stereotypification of the Non-European Other to the Prototypification of the European Self: A Case Study of Turkey's Membership to the European Union from the French Perspective.
|Ariane Bogain, Florence Potot
|The Exorcist in Istanbul: Transnational Processes of Intercultural Dialogue within Turkish Popular Cinema
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Exchange 2010 restore failed
Hi All,
I have exchange 2010 DAG in place and we are using backup exec 2012. Backups are running without any issue and from last week I'm trying to restore some mailboxes and getting the following error. Please help me to resolve this issue.
Restore V-79-57344-958 - Unable to open the item Database - skipped. V-79-57344-958 - Unable to open the item Database - skipped.
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What is the final error code that your seeing in regard to this .. additionally are you targeting the restore job to the CAS
Is this restore job comming from disk or tape ... if it is comming from disk try to run a redirected restore and target the restore to the server running CAS role. In the Restore job properties select Microsoft Exchange Redirection tab and enter the name of the CAS server in place of "Restore to server or Data Availability Group
if the restore is comming from tape first duplicate the backup to disk then try running the redirected restore
Hi Donald Eady,
Following are the answers for your quaries.
1.) are you targeting the restore job to the CAS?
did not change any default values of the backup job and it points to the original location
2.) Is this restore job comming from disk or tape?
Do I have to always use the redirection when it comes to restore?. How to duplicate exchange data from tape to disk. Anyway it stage the files to disk, so why should we duplicate it to disk?
Please check below link to duplicate backup from tape to disk
Main advantage of duplicate job is
1 If the restore job fails for some reason you have to fix the error and again wait for staging to happen
2 When you create duplicate job you have option to duplicate it to disk on. Media server or any remote server were you have a got space but staging has to be on Media server only.
Hope that helps
Don't forget to give a "Thumbs Up" or Mark as "Solution" if someones advice has helped you.
When doing a restore of an individual mailbox or mail item you need to be targeting the CAS which will direct the restoration to the active DB. It is not neccessary to duplicate the backup to disk but as mentioned by Backup_Exec doing so will save a tremendous amount of time if the restore has to be run a number of times, as you would bypass the staging time.


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TULIA -- Jeffrey Yarbrough has been selected by City Manager Andrew Freeman as the next police chief for the city of Tulia.
Yarbrough currently works in the Austin area and is a 19 year law enforcement veteran.
"I am truly humbled to be selected to serve as Tulia's next police chief. It is important to me to get to know the citizens of Tulia in order to develop and strengthen lasting partnerships within our community," said Yarbrough.
Most recently, Yarbrough served as senior investigator for the Chief Disciplinary Counsel of the State Bar of Texas. Yarbrough previously served as a sergeant with the Texas Attorney Generals Office, investigator with the Bastrop County Sheriffs Department, captain with the Lee County Sheriffs Department, and patrolman for the city of Giddings.
"I am excited about the opportunity to work with the officers within our police department," Yarbrough said. "I have no doubt that together we can enhance the quality of life for all members of our community. I look forward to making myself available and serving our city, as we work together to make Tulia a great place to live, work, and play."
Yarbrough is expected to begin his tenure with the Tulia Police Department mid-January 2014.
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Updated at: 12/10/2013 4:08 PM
By: Laura Kennedy
Duluth Marshall has battled through its fair share of adversity this season.
"We've just had a plethora of injuries this year, combined with our most difficult schedule I think our team has ever played," said Brendan Flaherty, Duluth Marshall head coach.
Because of those injuries, senior captain Connor Flaherty says the Hilltoppers have to make line adjustments almost daily.
"It's a surprise every day you come to the rink. It seems like someone is always getting hurt," Flaherty said. "But I think our team is deep enough that we can replace players and still get good results."
Fellow captain Kris McKinzie has noticed extra effort from the new guys.
"I think our young kids have really stepped it up and matured throughout the season," McKinzie said. "The bounce of the puck hasn't really gone our way, but it's coming."
To make a good playoff run, Flaherty says being injury free is critical.
"If we could stay healthy that would be big, if we could get some of our players back that are injured now," Flaherty said. "We're coming into a part of our schedule where we feel we could start having some success now."
But first, the Toppers want to finish the regular season strong. And that means taking it one opponent at a time.
"It's kind of hard not to look ahead, but our coaches emphasize looking at it game by game," Connor Flaherty said. "We gotta focus on the here and now, that's what successful teams do."
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Janice Van Havermaat: Artist Extraordinaire
Janice Van Havermaat tinkers around with a number of artistic skills. Her art pieces combine bead work, needle felting, wire wrapping and yarn weaving, using an off-the-loom technique to create one-of-a-kind pieces.
That doesn't include the handful of other skills the Los Lunas resident has, including acrylic paintings with oil painting technique, basket weaving, etching, Swedish weaving with hand dyed material, polymer clay and dichroic glass, tin work and paper batik.
"It's something that I really enjoy doing," Havermaat said. "I like doing it and seeing what I can come up with, because I don't ever do something the same way twice."
But there is one art skill Havermaat hasn't been able to master.
"Pottery on a wheel," she said. "I can't do that. I can do it freehand, but I've tried and tried … I would get this nice form and shut the wheel off and it would (collapse)."
The 63-year-old artist began dabbling with the arts when she was a little girl. She would draw or sketch animals, landscapes and anything that inspired her on whatever sheet of paper she could get her hands on.
"My mother used to say, 'Stop using your paper for drawings,' but that's just something that I just did," she said, adding it was a gift.
As an adult, Havermaat created oil paintings — which she's done for more than 30 years — for her mother and family. Havermaat's mother would send her pictures she wanted transformed into paintings.
"I like things that are realistic — that you can look at and maybe feel like you can walk into," she said.
To challenge her oil painting skills and learn a few techniques, Havermaat enrolled in a two-year course at Kachina School of Art based out of Phoenix, Ariz. Later, she would use these techniques when working with acrylic paints.
Havermaat took up her other artistic skills around 1997 after she was laid off as a shuttle driver from Isleta Casino and Resort, when she decided she didn't want to work anymore. That's when she decided to become an artist full time.
"I was already into this kind of work anyway, but not to this extreme, so I just started doing this," she said.
At that time, she taught herself how to do bead work for jewelry, then basket weaving, followed by needle felting and wire wrapping.
"I thought, 'I can incorporate this in my bead work, needle felting and in everything else,'" she said about beginning wire wrapping by bending and folding wire into shapes.
The mixed-media artist said she never gets tired of meshing together her skills to create a new piece.
"My mind doesn't shut off. I'll just see something and go, 'Gee…' and write it down right away, even if I have to grab a napkin to do it," she said.
Once at home, Havermaat builds upon those sketches and allows them to take on a life of their own.
She gathers ideas and inspiration for pieces from everyday items.
"I'll look at the clouds and say, 'That's a nice looking cloud,' and I'll come up with a painting for it. It's just whatever I see," she said.
To ensure she doesn't forget the ideas she's come up with, Havermaat quickly sketches her idea to build upon it when she has time. An example of this are the fan blades in Havermaat's living room that needed replacing.
She thought it was a waste to throw them away and decided instead to incorporate them into her art.
"It's a waste to throw the fan blades away, so what I did was trace the fan blade on a piece of paper and that's what I came up with," she said pointing to an outline of the blade with a kokopelli decorating the center.
But more than anything Havermaat has to be in the right mood to complete a piece from start to finish and be happy with the final product.
"If I'm not in the right frame of mind and not sure how I want to finish, that tells me I'm not in the mood to finish it and rather not finish it and come back to it later than finish it and not like it," she said.
One such piece is an acrylic painting Havermaat has half completed in her living room of a seaside town. To finish the piece, she plans to paint her mother looking out onto the ocean, which she loved, while sitting on a bench surrounded by cats.
Letting her imagination run wild is calming. It relieves every day stresses, depression, brings enjoyment and also serves as a physical therapy tool for Havermaat.
She utilizes her art as a way to cope with the physical pain she suffered in a 2005 car accident. Havermaat suffered brain damage and damage to the right side of her body after a drunk driver T-boned the driver's side of Havermaat's car, while she was driving on La Ladera in Los Lunas.
The accident threw Havermaat's 2001 Suzuki Swift more than 70 feet onto a mound of dirt a few feet away from a ditchbank.
"I only remember the date, because of the accident report," she said. "I have no knowledge of what happened to me at all. I lost part of my memory."
The man driving the vehicle that hit Havermaat's was on his 16th DWI conviction and served 18 months in jail for the accident.
"I wasn't supposed to survive that crash, not with the brain injury that I had, but I did," she said.
And creating art is what got her through those times of learning how to live with the trauma left behind.
"At times, I have what I call a brain shut down, when my brain would completely shut down, I couldn't think, I couldn't move, I couldn't do much of anything. I completely shut down and this forced me to get back into doing this," she said.
Art not only helped her with concentration, focus and memory problems, but mentally and physically as well.
"He took away part of my memory," Havermaat said. "When my kids were growing up, there are certain parts that are gone and there's no bringing it back. But I decided I wasn't going to let him take anything else away."
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If a sudden disaster struck your neighborhood, would you be prepared? To better equip the public to handle such a situation, the topic of the next Ready U session, "The 72-Hour Survival Plan," is emergency preparedness.
The free, hourlong presentation is set for 7 p.m. March 28 at the Main Library, 325 N. Michigan St.
Chief Michael Wolever of the Toledo Fire and Rescue Department will discuss steps to be taken in an emergency situation, starting with first aid.
"Once those needs are taken care of, then you look at 'Do I have water? Do I have food? Do I have clothing that will allow me to be warm in the winter and keep the heat and sun off me in the summer? Do I have the medication I need to survive?'" Wolever said. "So those are the kind of things we'll talk about."
Sheri Meeker, community disaster education specialist for the Red Cross of Greater Toledo, said she hopes the event will raise awareness and prompt people to think about a plan.
"Most people are not prepared," Meeker said. "When we had flooding and when we had a grain elevator fire and people had to evacuate right away, many people didn't have a plan for their pets, didn't know what medications to have."
Catastrophic incidents can temporarily delay emergency response services due to disrupted lines of communication, blocked travel routes or simply the magnitude of the emergency, Wolever said.
"I want to make sure people understand that there are emergencies of such magnitude that first responders may actually be family members or neighbors, and they have to be prepared to act as such," Wolever said. "And then beyond that they have to survive and be self-sufficient for we're saying 72 hours, but it could be even longer than that. Certainly for the first 72 hours, they very well need to survive without the help they are accustomed to getting by picking up the phone and calling."
The recent tsunami in Japan has tragically highlighted the importance of having a plan in the case of unexpected and catastrophic events, Wolever said.
"In Japan I'm sure many, many people were aided by their neighbors because the rescue teams were several hours out," Wolever said. "The U.S. sent two rescue teams over, but they're not getting there in minutes. For hours and days people had to survive on their own and help their neighbors survive. And we had the same thing in New Orleans and Texas and the same thing here, not to that extent, but in Lake Township last year when the tornado went through. Neighbors were helping neighbors and in a big disaster, that's where the first responders come from."
Wolever said he hopes people will come away seeing the benefit of preparation.
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Blizzard Bill Spencer of 13abc will give a short presentation at the end of the session about severe weather and tornado safety, Meeker said.
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Ready U, a 10-session yearlong series presented by the Red Cross of Greater Toledo and the Lucas County Emergency Management Agency, is designed to educate the public and prepare individuals and families for potential emergencies in Northwest Ohio.
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Living by design: Mr. Mitchell
James Lambrou and Andrew Mitchell.
For starters, Mr. Mitchell is very polite. He always fronts up to work in a dapper ensemble, something that's hip but still reverential. He is always on time. He will gently ask a woman where she applies her lipstick in the bathroom, so as to better design that space.
And, since you're dying to meet this prince of interior design, remember this: he is two people, the brainchild of Andrew Mitchell and James Lambrou.
Although the business, Mr. Mitchell, takes its moniker from Andrew's surname, it is simply a device that hopefully conjures what the pair want to represent. ''My friends have created in their heads this person who's a bit distinguished,'' Lambrou says.
Mitchell adds: ''We didn't want it to sound like every other design company. It conjures up an air of mystery, but also a little bit of respectability, and that's what we're trying to establish - this service style. It's all about being personable, and a little bit old-fashioned, too. Greet people with a smile.''
Through their boutique company, the pair aim to please by realising their commercial and residential customers' design dream, rather than their own. ''It's not about stamping our individual personalities onto a job, which is all about ego,'' Mitchell says.
''In some ways it might be shooting ourselves in the foot, not having that signature style, because you don't get people falling over themselves to get that look. But that's not the way we operate. We go into the space and get to know the people and what they love, and pull it together in a way that [reflects] their own personal signature style.''
And what happens if a client has bad taste? ''I don't think anybody's got bad taste, they just get lost in how to put it together,'' he says.
The two met at a party earlier this year. Mitchell was behind Urban Pad, a retail store and interiors service, while Lambrou had been living in London for 11 years where he had an interiors business.
They soon realised they shared a common dream of ''running a business that reflected our personal values'', Mitchell says.
Lambrou had returned to Melbourne because of an illness in his family, ''and nothing else mattered. It made me realise that my job is important, but it's not the end of the world. We're not saving lives; there are more important things.''
Since starting Mr. Mitchell, he says, ''I think I bring a calming nature to my clients. It's, 'Let's enjoy this experience. If the curtains are late, get over it.'''
This approach comes in handy whenever one of the designers is called upon to play therapist. When more than one person is involved in a job - a couple, for instance, in a residence, or business partners in a commercial venture - ''you have to arbitrate,'' Lambrou says. ''I've got myself into difficult situations.
''Sometimes you just have to draw the line and say, 'There's a lot of conflict of ideas.' It's massively psychological. In many cases, you're going into someone's intimate space and asking them personal questions. For instance, you might ask a woman how she does her hair in the morning. You have to get things absolutely right, so there's a need to create a rapport.''
As Mitchell explains it: ''You have the honour of being involved so heavily in a client's life. Over the past 12 years, I've got to witness the birth of children, and been involved in some of the most intimate and personal experiences of their lives, good or bad.''
Often it's good. ''If you do a job right, there's nothing better,'' Lambrou says. ''Finishing a residential project can completely transform someone's life; it's a very cool feeling.'' The men remember seeing the installation of curtains in one woman's dining room, ''and she got all teary, because she loved them so much!'' Mitchell says.
And although the two are working on a large house in Portsea, they also look upon the smaller jobs as big coups. ''One of my favourite jobs was a little bar called Platform Three, with a really limited budget,'' says Mitchell, who undertook the job with Urban Pad. ''Now, we don't only work with clients of that high-end Toorak unlimited budget. Everyone's got a limited budget.
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Being on social security is better than being a retired state employee in Louisiana. I know someone who has retired over six years ago as a state employee and has not received any cost of living raise in over six years. There is virtually no way someone could retire with the state of La. without having to get another job. What better situation does the state of La. want? I guess the state would rather reduce their retirement pay. Get real. We need to start cutting all the benefits the Govenor, state reps. and elected officials get first. They all are over compensated and receive too many perks. This is why at any given time in our State some sort of political corruption is constantly going on.
Is his name Hannibal Lector? Did he enjoy the feast with a nice bottle of Chianti?
More claims because of the weak economy? I hope no one is being given dsiability for that particular reason.
Mitch is a joke. How about the marsh fire he tried to pass the buck on as fog. This one incident should be held as an example of how stupid these politicians in New Orleans are. This was felt all across the neighboring parishes. If this had happened in California more action would have taken place.
When the Saints win the Superbowl this year without Payton, Brees and Vilmer, we will have to wait all the way until Wednesday to buy the newspaper. What a shame.
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Hundreds of jobs lost? Aftrer Katrina 6 thousand 8 hundred jobs were lost by employees of the Orleans parish school board, and no one what so ever is or ever was concerned about what happened to these employees. As far as the lay offs, these people will have to make do as well as anyone else laid off in this economy.
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There is a lack of compassion for the individual in this country, even the handicap. If Romney would choose Jindal as a running mate Obama will be elected again.
I guess Obama will be elected again.
I hope they lock him up for a long time so he can never Ponder on doing that again.
Jindal is just another smug politician, very simular to the mold of George Bush. I guess this is his way of trying to get to the White House, but voters are much smarter than they were four eight years ago.
There is a class action wrongful termination lawsuit against the OPSB for illegally firing approximately 8600 school personnel after hurricane katrina. I hope that Mr. Dobard is asking for enough money to cover these claims. The outcome of the trial is now waiting for the judge's decision. These employees were tenured with the state and had union representation. These claims will be for the past seven years, any extenuating circumstances , mental anguish, loss wages, health benefits etc. The school board has bigger problems than the general public knows because very little about this has been written in the papers or on the TV news.
$3.71 a gallon gas. The government has forgotten what cheap gas is.
Jindal, Mitt Romney's running mate? Lee Greenwood's next song "God Help The USA."
It better be a very large millage increase, if they are found guilty of illegally firing 7500 school employees after hurricane katrina. The school board also has a responsibility to many of these state tenured and union represented employees, who were wrongly terminated, or forced into early retirement and lost benefits and their health insurance. The claims just for all of the extenuating circumstances caused by these firing will be tremendous for the past seven years. The class action trial is now over and waiting for the judge's decision.
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Bend approximately 2 inches at each end of the steel to 135 degrees and drill two holes. Screw the steel to the desk and the legs forming a triangle with each leg. Triangles are much stronger than rectangles because to change the shape of a triangle you need to change the length of its members; a rectangle can change shape just by changing the angles between its members (making a parallelogram).
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"My mother-in-law gave me this recipe over twenty four years ago. I use it frequently and someone always asks for it. A mixture of tangy ingredients, onion and brown sugar creates one tasty sauce! This will keep in the fridge for several weeks."
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2 tablespoons
fresh lemon juice
onion, peeled and sliced
1/4 cup
distilled white vinegar
1/2 cup
2 tablespoons
brown sugar
1 tablespoon
prepared mustard
1/2 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1 1/2 teaspoons
1/4 teaspoon
cayenne pepper
1/4 cup
vegetable oil
1/2 cup
2 tablespoons
Worcestershire sauce
1 1/2 teaspoons
liquid smoke flavoring
This is wonderful. I highly recommend it. I made it exactly as the recipe. I don't like reading reviews where people write a lengthy paragraph of how they changed and added. That to me is making your own recipe and not rating the original recipe. Thanks for this wonderful sauce.
I hate to do this, but we followed the directions to a T, and thought this was just awful. The spice was nice, but it was way, way too acid, it was like oily vinegar with some ketchup thrown in. I think we are going to play with this one a little bit, though, it has potential.
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Wonderful flavor. I made just a couple of adjustments because the sauce was really spicy (I like that but too spicy for the kids). First off I doubled the recipe then did 3/4 brown sugar, 1 1/2 c. ketchup, and then added 2 T. molasses. I also only put in 1/2 an onion instead of 2. I think next time I'll cut them up really small instead of slicing. We put them on ribs tonight & it was soooo good! Thank you Irene!
This was good with additions for my family. This was too vinegary and spicy for the kids. Addition of 2 tablespoons of water, 2 tablespoon ketchup, 1 tablespoon dark corn syrup, 1 teaspoon brown sugar. Nice and sweet with a slight heat undertone.
This was fantastic! Was very simple to make, and the taste can't be beat. Not to mention it's much healthier than the stuff in the store. I simmered on low for an extra 20 min. and it thickened up nicely! Thanks so much, I'll never buy the bottled stuff again!
I let this age several days, which allowed the vinegary flavor to mellow. It was very good indeed. I'll be making it for gifts come Christmas. I did make some changes: I halved the amount of vinegar (used water to make up the liquid volume) and substituted balsamic instead of distilled white. I used lime instead of lemon juice. I diced the onions and carmelized half of them before adding to the sauce. I used half the amount of sugar and used tomato paste instead of ketchup (I really don't like sweet BBQ sauce).
Excellent! I used it as a marinade on chicken and baked the sauce and chicken in a 350 degree oven for 30-40 minutes. It turned out so good! I think it's one of my husbands new favorites!
My family and I loved this recipe. I used it on ribs and grilled them adding sauce each time I tuned the ribs. It was a hit with the kids too.
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** Calories: 54
** Calories from Fat: 36
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Singapore to Toughen Money Laundering, Terror Financing Laws
Oct. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore, where assets under management have risen fivefold to $1.2 trillion since 2001, will consider a "tougher penalty regime" and boost enforcement against money laundering and terrorist financing.
The city-state will also make laundering of proceeds from tax offenses a crime and tighten laws on tax evasion, said Ravi Menon, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the country's central bank.
"We will ensure that financial crime does not pay in Singapore and those who jeopardize Singapore's hard-earned reputation as a financial center of integrity face severe consequence," Menon said in a speech late yesterday. "Singapore is sending a clear message that it neither wants nor will tolerate these illicit inflows."
The Asian nation, which has the highest proportion of millionaires in the world, was criticized in a March U.S. State Department report as being vulnerable to money launderers. Singapore's economy expanded 14.5 percent last year, boosted by two new casino resorts.
"The speech sends a clear signal that the authorities do not want to see tax evaders from other countries using Singapore as a safe haven for their undeclared funds," said Edmund Leow, a tax lawyer at Baker & McKenzie.Wong & Leow in Singapore. "This will put Singapore in a similar position to Hong Kong, where tax evasion is already a money-laundering offense."
Supervisory Intensity
Singapore, where bank deposits for foreigners and gains from investments including equities are tax-exempt, has pledged to comply with international standards. It was dropped from the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development's so-called gray list in 2009.
The Commercial Affairs Department, the city-state's white-collar crime unit, will double the number of employees monitoring suspicious financial transactions to detect criminal activity, Menon said.
The central bank has conducted on-site inspections at financial institutions to ensure anti-money laundering and terrorism financing laws are followed, and those that didn't meet standards were warned and reprimanded in writing, he said.
The "MAS is reviewing whether we need to increase our supervisory intensity and is considering if we should make public sanctions against persistently or egregiously errant institutions," Menon said.
Deferred Prosecution
The central banker's comments come about a month after Singapore Attorney General Sundaresh Menon said he will seek tougher penalties for white-collar criminals and cooperate more with global agencies to deter money laundering and tax evasion.
Singapore, which is known for imposing high fines for minor infractions such as littering, uses caning as a punishment for certain offenses. It also enforces the death penalty for serious crimes such as drug smuggling.
The city-state is also considering the use of deferred prosecution, the attorney general said, referring to a commonly used method in the U.S. under which defendants who agree to cooperate with investigators, pay fines or implement corporate reforms, have charges against them dismissed if they fully comply.
Money-laundering convictions in Singapore climbed to an average of 21 a year from 2008 to 2010, compared with four between 2000 and 2007, according to the Financial Action Task Force, a Paris-based watchdog. Hong Kong had 360 money-laundering convictions in 2010, compared with 179 in 2007.
"Tales of large inflows of funds from Europe into Singapore are vastly exaggerated," said Menon from the central bank, adding that the growth of the city's private banking industry was spurred by wealth generated from Asia's economic growth.
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Vegetables Masala
Like autumn in New England, this masala dish has amazing color, but its wonderful layers of taste are classic Indian. Warm and satisfying enough to make a hearty dinner, this nutritious dish is perfect comfort food on a cool autumn day.
|1 tablespoon canola oil
|3/4 pound new potatoes (2 medium sized), cleaned and quartered
|3 medium sized onions, chopped
|2 medium sized sweet potatoes, cleaned and quartered
|4 cloves garlic, minced
|1 1/2 cups water
|1 red pepper, diced in small cubes
|1 19-ounce can of chick peas (drained)
|1 teaspoon cumin seed
|1 14-ounce can of crushed tomatoes
|1 teaspoon ground cumin
|1 pound of carrots, peeled and sliced
|1 teaspoon ground coriander
|Salt and pepper to taste
|1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
|1 1/2 cups organic low-fat plain yogurt
|1/4 teaspoon cardamom seed
|3/4 cups fresh cilantro
|1/2 teaspoon cayenne
Place a large pot (that can be covered) over medium heat and add olive oil. Add onions and cook until they begin to brown, about 5 minutes. Add garlic and red pepper and cook for about a minute. Add cumin seed, ground cumin, coriander, cinnamon, cardamom seed, and cayenne, cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add new potatoes, sweet potatoes, and 1 1/2 cups of water. Cover and let simmer for 10 minutes.
Add chick peas, tomatoes, and carrots. Stir and bring to simmer. Reduce to low heat, stirring occasionally. Add 1/2 cup of water if needed. Cook until carrots and potatoes are tender, about 30-35 minutes. Add salt and pepper to taste.
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Silicon Valley Rent, Vacancy, and Unemployment
March 24, 2009
I was reading an article yesterday in the Mercury News about Silicon Valley rents that peaked my interest. Another broker who is often quoted, indicated that his expectation was generally that Silicon Valley wouldn't see vacancy rates like those we saw in 2002, in which some submarkets experienced vacancy rates of 30%:
'We don't anticipate this being anything like 2002-2003,' in which vacancy zoomed to 30 percent and higher in some 'micro-markets' like North San Jose, Milpitas and Redwood City, he said, as Silicon Valley shed more than 200,000 jobs.
That caught my interest, because this same broker has the leasing assignment for Jay Paul's Moffett Towers in Sunnyvale, a market which currently is experiencing office vacancy of 35%+. Now you may say that is only one market, or that is due to all the new development – but I say who cares – Sunnyvale is in the heart of Silicon Valley and it's still vacancy; if other landlords consider them competition, then it counts. What's more is that looking back to 2002-2003, the unemployment rate in Silicon Valley peaked at 9.2% in January of 2003.
In January of 2009, the Unemployment Rate in Silicon Valley eclipsed that for the first time since, shooting to about 9.4%, and deteriorated even more in February to a preliminary 9.9%, so it is very likely that unless the economy rebounds, vacancy rates will continue to deteriorate as companies such as Cisco, Sun, EMC, VMWare, Yahoo, and even Google will need to make more cuts.
On top of that, you have M&A activity and an IPO market which is at a standstill. As a result venture capitalists are becoming increasingly selective for new investments, while many previously funded companies are finding it impossible to raise additional funds, and consequently shutting their doors or shrinking dramatically.
A chart below shows vacancy, rents, and unemployment in Silicon Valley. Vacancy rates lag unemployment by about 3-4 quarters. When unemployment hit the low 4's in Q4 2006, vacancy only bottomed around Q3 2007. When unemployment rates started to rise in 2007 and hit 6% in Q2 2008, you began to see the acceleration over the last two quarters, and again this quarter (forecasted).
When unemployment rates in Silicon Valley went from 4.2% (Q4 2006) to 6.1% (Q2 2008), accounting for the 3-quarter lag, vacancy increased from a low of about 11.4% (Q4 2007) to about 17% (Forecasted Q1 2009), a 5.6% jump. Now you have an unemployment rate at 10%. Draw your own conclusion, but if you assume a 50% correlation to the previous rate of increase, then we should be at a 23-24% overall office vacancy rate in Silicon Valley.
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That broker you are referring to is one of the top broker's in Silicon Valley in case you didn't know.
Ya…I think the Square Feet Blog definitely knows who that broker is…and I'm glad that brokers like that are "exposed" for their unnecessary interactions with the media. If I were him, I'd avoid any publicity…but he seems to like it, and his awful predictions may very well bite him in the YOU KNOW WHAT!!!
I LOVE the irony…thanks for posting.
"unnecessary interactions"??? don't be upset the media isn't calling you for your analysis. i do agree though that predictions made in the media become a part of the public record, so he will come out looking silly if he's wrong (which I think he is btw).
this site also made their disagreement in writing, so it will also stay in the public record as well, but at least this site's analysis is backed up by some sort of data, which is what is missing from so many other quotes that the media runs with.
cool chart too.
Thanks, HammerTime…but no one is upset over here. To the contrary…my preference is to AVOID being quoted in the papers…I receive calls all the time and I decline to comment. I do NOT believe I need publicity to gain clientele (and the subject broker we all know doesn't "need" it either). But for some reason, he seems to volunteer his "economic expertise" waaaay too frequently…and to that end, he can potentially be held accountable.


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The Hornets put themselves in that position Friday night by holding down Alice's offense for the second straight time this season.
Flour Bluff recovered from a slow start to beat the Coyotes, 47-36, at home to sweep the season series in district play.
The Hornets (15-13 overall, 6-3 district) had already defeated Alice (16-11, 4-5), 32-24 on the road earlier this season.
"This puts us in better shape," Flour Bluff coach James McMinn said. "Alice is a tremendous opponent, and this is a good win for us."
Flour Bluff overcame scoring just two points in the first quarter, thanks to the outside shooting of starting guard Sarah McMillan and reserve guard/forward Michelle Revels.
McMillan scored 12 of her game-high 17 points in the second quarter to help the Hornets erase a five-point deficit. McMillan also had two 3-pointers in the first half.
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"Flour Bluff came out to play tonight," said Alice coach Tracy Zamora, whose team's starting point guard was in foul trouble from early in the second quarter. "We did, too. They just made more baskets than we did."
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Alice forward Brittney Rivera scored eight of her team-high 10 points in the first half. Rivera also combined with Briana King for 16 rebounds.
"There's still a lot of basketball to be played," Zamora said. "There's nothing we can do about it (now). We've just got to keep fighting."
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Flour Bluff (14-12) improved to 4-3 in district play, while Alice (0-22) dropped to 0-7 in 31-4A.
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Alice 8 11 11 6-36
Alice — Lexie Villarreal 2, Anessa Hernandez 2, Gabby Solis 2, Briana King 8, Brittney Rivera 10, Bianca Molina 6, Alexis Jacobs 2, Pilar Resendez 4.
Flour Bluff — Sarah McMillan 17, Jasmine Richardson 9, Bailey Morgan 4, Michelle Revels 15, Julia Rendon 2.
3-pointers — A, Molina 2. FB, Revels 3, McMillan 2.
Records: FB 15-13, 6-3. Alice 16-11, 4-5.
JV: Alice won 25-19.
Freshmen: Flour Bluff won 23-22 (OT)
Alice 6 7 8 6-27
Alice — Davey Arredondo 2, David Sanchez 2, R.J. Diaz 10, Leo Cardona 2, Michael Garcia 2, Richie Hinojosa 4, Baldemar Gonzalez 2, John Martinez 3.
Flour Bluff — Kirk Logan 4, Lance Newton 2, Lucas Wendland 7, Rudy Reed 13, Lucas Mestas-Nunez 6, Ryan Fluegge 5, Jonathan Kesselring 3, Duncan Tugman 6, Yanni Driver 2, Cody Brewer 8, Jalen Campbell 2, Chris Guerra 2.
3-pointers — A, Diaz 2. FB, Reed 3, Wendland 2, Mestas-Nunez 2.
Records: FB, 14-12, 4-3. Alice, 0-22, 0-7.
JV: FB won 44-24.
Freshmen: FB won.
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