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Mumford and Sons
Mumford & Sons Adorn Funny Costumes for 'The Wolf' Video
Spend 48 hours with Mumford & Sons as they frolic through Bonnaroo as masked characters.
City of Chicago Unceremoniously Clears Out Homeless in the Name of Mumford & Sons
There was mass confusion as the city moved to evict homeless from the park in which the rock band plays tonight.
Impact: Mumford & Sons Say 'Wilder Mind' Is 'a Development, Not a Departure'
"We fell back in love with drums!" says Marcus Mumford. "It's as simple as that." The band is also scheduled for a Legends on Letterman live stream on May 5.
Mumford & Sons Share Simmering New Song 'Hot Gates': Listen
The fourth song released from new album 'Wilder Mind.'
Mumford & Sons Debut New Song 'Snake Eyes' Off 'Wilder Mind': Listen
It's the third song off their new album 'Wilder Mind' out next month.
Mumford & Sons Announce 2015 Spring Tour
The tour kicks off June 2 in Brooklyn.
Mumford & Sons Release New Song 'The Wolf': Listen
The song is the second taste of new album 'Wilder Mind.'
Carly Rae Jepsen, Mumford & Sons, 'Empire"s Taraji P. Henson Coming to 'SNL'
The Henson episode with Mumford will air April 11, with Jepsen's Michael Keaton-hosted episode on April 4.
Mumford & Sons Back in the Studio for Third Album with Arctic Monkeys Producer James Ford
The new record is reportedly in its infancy.
10 Album Covers You Can Actually Visit IRL
Visit the locations where some of music's most memorable album covers were shot, including Black Sabbath, Mumford & Sons and Rush.
Radio.com Inside Out: Avicii and Mumford & Sons' Bluegrass Connection
Mumford & Sons tapped into one of the same specific sources of inspiration as Avicii: the 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' soundtrack. But what does the bluegrass community make of all this?
With Communion, Mumford & Sons' Ben Lovett Helps Music Fans Find the 'Next Good Thing'
Mumford & Sons might be taking some time off, but Mumford keyboardist Ben Lovett is keeping busy with his Communion Music label and live series, which highlight emerging artists.
So About That Time Jake Gyllenhaal Joined Mumford & Sons
Jake Gyllenhaal might be an actor best known for roles in 'Donnie Darko' and 'Brokeback Mountain,' but for a brief time one summer he was also a touring member of Mumford and Sons.
Mumford & Sons Were Kicked Out of an Atlanta Strip Club
A famous strip club in Atlanta did not take kindly to Mumford & Sons trying to take pictures inside the club. That's, like, the rule number one, bros.
Mumford & Sons Talk Lollapalooza And Ted Dwane's Brain Clot Recovery
"He was a brave little bunny," Marcus Mumford said of bandmate Ted Dwane. "He played to over 100,000 people that week with that thing in his head."
Hear Marcus Mumford On The 'Inside Llewyn Davis' Trailer
The first trailer for Inside Llewyn Davis, the forthcoming Coen Brothers film, featured a Bob Dylan cover of the old folk song "Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song)." But a new, recently released version features the […]
Mumford & Sons Reschedule Canceled Dates, Announce Fall 'Full English' Tour
The tour includes four rescheduled shows that the bandmates were forced to postpone earlier this month, after bassist Ted Dwane had to undergo emergency surgery for a blood clot found on his brain.
Mumford & Sons Cancel Bonnaroo Performance, Jack Johnson Steps In As Headliner
Although Mumford & Sons bassist Ted Dwane was released from the hospital yesterday after emergency surgery for a blood clot on his brain, he will not be able to perform this weekend at Bonnaroo, thus forcing the band to cancel.
5 Directions One Direction Should Go In With Next Album
One Direction released its debut, Up All Night, in 2011 and followed it up with Take Me Home last year. Now, the five-piece is prepping its third release just a few months after the release […]
Imagine Dragons Confirm Lollapalooza Performance
While the Lollapalooza lineup is still a much rumored discussion, Imagine Dragons let it slip that they'll be playing the festival this summer. During an interview with Radio.com, the topic of summer festivals came up […]
Mumford & Sons Announce Summer Tour
After taking this year's coveted Album of the Year GRAMMY for sophomore album Babel, Mumford & Sons have announced a victory lap. British folk-rockers will play a slew of 2013 North American tour dates, including a stop […]
Mumford & Sons Make 'Whispers in the Dark' A Four-Way
Mumford & Sons literally have fans seeing quadruple in their new video for "Whispers in the Dark." Director Jim Canty splits the screen four ways to show the pseudo-behind-the-scenes journey that each band member takes to […]
Justin Timberlake Crashes Mumford & Sons' Coen Bros Party
Justin Timberlake shattered records on his collaboration with Jay-Z released last month. Now he's looking to top the charts once more with a very different artist: Marcus Mumford. Timberlake told England's Capital FM that he […]
Stars Sing Along To Lumineers
Nominated for Best New Artist and Best Americana Album, this was the first time the Denver, CO threesome have graced the stage at the GRAMMYs. Along with Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers are seen as […]
Rihanna and Mumford & Sons Snap Up Music Video GRAMMYs
The GRAMMY pre-telecast gave out its first award for Best Short Form Music video to Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris for "We Found Love." The video, directed by Melina Matsoukas and shot in Belfast and Bangor, […]
Mumford & Sons Talk Stopover Shows And Road To Red Rocks
Since their formation in 2007, Mumford & Sons have become international superstars – and the premiere act in today's indie/folk rock scene. The band is nominated for six GRAMMY's at Sunday's ceremony, including "Album of […]
Mumford & Sons Admit GRAMMYs Performance Is Daunting
"[It's] a bit daunting but we'd rather play it than just sit in the crowd and be awkward," Marcus Mumford said. "It's better than it could be." Mumford & Sons are no strangers to the […]
Mumford & Sons Acoustic Cafe
Check out some pics from the amazing Acoustic Cafe with Mumford and Sons in Boston! All photos courtesy Brian Ambrose Photography
Inside the Album of the Year: Mumford & Sons 'Babel'
"They're the British bluegrass guys!" "They're folk-rock on steroids!" "The little banjo band that could." Those are some of the ways that Radio.com's panel of music experts described six-time GRAMMY-nominated band Mumford & Sons, whose […]
REWIND: You Gotta Have A Fiddle In The Band
Among the big GRAMMY nominees this year there's one stand out: the fiddle. Or the violin if you're not feeling all that country. From Album of the Year nominees Mumford & Sons, fun. and Jack […]


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Sure the self-directed black and white visual to The Weeknd's "Rolling Stone" is minimalistic. There's Abel Tesfaye with a woman's arms wrapped around his neck. And a black backdrop. That's it. What looks like a camera flash flickers and that sums up the video. The beauty, however, is in the simplicity. With little action on screen it's easier to focus on the instrumentation of the African drums, the soft guitar strings. His voice resembling the serene sound of a waterfall is enough to carry the three minute clip. Sometimes less really is more.
Video: The Weeknd, "Rolling Stone" [Fader]
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Wells Fargo Agrees to Sell H.D. Vest Brokerage to Parthenon
June 29 (Bloomberg) -- Wells Fargo & Co., the largest U.S. home lender, agreed to sell the H.D. Vest Financial Services brokerage and tax-advisory unit to Parthenon Capital Partners, a private-equity firm.
The companies didn't disclose a price in a statement announcing the deal today. San Francisco-based Wells Fargo bought H.D. Vest for $128 million in 2001, and it had a book value of about $142 million as of Dec. 31, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Wells Fargo became the owner of the third-largest U.S. retail brokerage after buying Wachovia Corp. in 2008. Chief Executive Officer John Stumpf, 57, has been revamping the bank's wealth, brokerage and retirement business after calling it "sub-optimized" in December.
H.D. Vest supports a network of 4,800 independent tax professionals who are licensed to sell securities. The firm "does not align precisely with the business model of Wells Fargo Advisors, Wells Fargo's retail brokerage unit, which is centered on supporting full-time financial advisers," the bank said in the statement.
Wells Fargo will continue to maintain a separate network of independent advisers through its Wells Fargo Advisors, the lender said.
Wells Fargo used its investment bankers for advice on the sale and law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP.
H.D. Vest was founded by Herb D. Vest in 1983 and is based in Irving, Texas. Parthenon has offices in Boston and San Francisco.
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What's the Buzz Around Vitamin B12?
What athlete doesn't want to throw the ball harder, run faster, or pump more iron than the competition? The desire to be the best drives many to do whatever they can to get a performance edge, and some high-profile athletes claim they have taken injections of vitamin B12 in an apparent effort to boost energy or performance. But do B12 shots really help?
There's no question that vitamin B12 is useful stuff. It's needed for proper nerve function, synthesis of DNA, and the formation of red blood cells, which deliver oxygen to the muscles, the Office of Dietary Supplements says. The vitamin is thought to affect levels of serotonin, a neurotransmitter involved in muscle relaxation. But things get blurry when it comes to B12 and sports performance. One study of pistol-shooting suggested that vitamin B12 may increase fine motor control. Apart from that, research has not shown that taking either supplements or injections of vitamin B12 will boost energy or sports performance in people who don't have a B12 deficiency.
Who needs it?
Although taking extra B12 doesn't provide any benefits, a deficiency of the vitamin has serious consequences, including anemia, neurological problems, depression, and dementia. Most people get plenty of B12 in their diet, but some groups need to be especially careful:
Vegetarians. Vitamin B12 is found mostly in animal foods. Vegetarians who consume milk, milk products, and eggs are unlikely to have a B12 problem, but vegans—who consume no animal foods—could be at risk for a deficiency. Eating foods fortified with vitamin B12 (such as some breakfast cereals) or taking a multivitamin supplement will provide all the B12 they need.
Older adults. According to one study, up to 15 percent of adults older than age 65 may be deficient in vitamin B12. That's because with age, the stomach produces less of a substance called intrinsic factor, which aids vitamin B12 absorption.
People who take antacids. Vitamin B12 needs an acid environment to be absorbed. Antacids and other medications that neutralize or block the production of stomach acid interfere with vitamin B12 absorption.
For people who need extra vitamin B12, injections offer no benefits over taking the vitamin orally. Swallowing a supplement will do the trick, even for older adults who absorb less B12.
The bottom line: It's important to get enough vitamin B12 from food or a multivitamin. But to win a marathon or pitch a no-hitter, you will probably need to do it the old-fashioned way, through hard work.


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Despite speculation that online education is rapidly changing the face of higher education, a new set of government data shows students might not be embracing virtual learning at the pace previously estimated.
About 5.4 million students, or one in four, took at least one distance education course during the fall of 2012, according to data released earlier this month by the National Center for Education Statistics.
While that may be a significant number of students, it's 1.7 million fewer than reported previously in the annual Babson Survey Research Group survey, the former benchmark of online learning. And 74 percent of students were not enrolled in any distance education courses at all.


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Below is the poem entitled Captain Vanisher which was written by poet
Chos. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
Read Poems by
Derek Chos
You take away what isn't yours
Treat all your lovers like your whores
Gain the trust of the innocent
Violate them til you're spent
That holy gift so very pure
A gift you simply took as yours
Leave them broken with no cure
Captain Vanisher
In five minutes you were done
A gift she could only give to one
It meant everything to her
But you didn't care, I'm sure
I only wish that you could know
Rendering all you see unwhole
To injure you like you did her
Captain Vanisher


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Final Fantasy XIII-2 Costume and Opponent DLC Hitting PSN Today
Written Wednesday, April 11, 2012 By Lee BradleyView author's profile
A whole bunch of Final Fantasy XIII-2 DLC hits PSN today, including Ezio's costume from Assassin's Creed: Revelations.
The Ezio outfit will set you back £1.59 and can be equipped by Noel. Serah, meanwhile, gets a "Style and Steel" outfit designed by someone from J-Pop group AKB48. No, me either. That one's free.
In addition to this, there's also two new Coliseum opponents: Gilgamesh and PuPu. Final Fantasy stalwart Gilgamesh costs £2.39, while PuPu is £1.19. PuPu lives in a flying saucer. Lucky PuPu.
There's a new trailer below, showing off the DLC, as well as some new screens. There's more in the gallery too.


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Myo-Med Pain Cream Review
MYO-MED may be the ideal solution for anyone suffering from muscle and joint pain, arthritis, or chronic back pain who is looking for an alternative to taking prescription medication or NSAIDs. MYO-MED is available in both a topical pain cream and a transdermal pain patch. Because MYO-MED is non-toxic and contains only natural ingredients, it is safe to use as often as needed and produces absolutely no side-effects. Get your own free sample of Myo-Med pain relief cream and try it to see if it's right for you.
Using a patented all-natural delivery system, MYO-MED delivers a combination of 6 natural anti-inflammatory ingredients (Cetylated Fatty Acids, Bryonia Alba, Rhus Toxicodendron, Deodorized Garlic Oil, and Vitamin E) to deep tissue where they rebuild damaged tissue and cells. These ingredients when combined together attack the inflammation that causes pain for immediate pain relief and at the same time work to strengthen and rebuild cells for long term healing and injury recovery.
The long term healing effects are one of the main things that sets MYO-MED apart from most pain creams. Another added benefit of using MYO-MED over most pain creams is that it only contains a tiny amount of menthol and does not produce a long lasting (and potentially embarrassing) menthol scent.
In addition to their topical pain cream, MYO-MED also produces a 24 hour transdermal pain patch. MYO-MED's pain patch is just as effective as their cream but is a more convenient option for chronic pain sufferers. By applying the patch to an area such as the hip or buttox, the anti-inflammatory ingredients are released transdermally into the bloodstream where they work to relieve pain and inflammation throughout the whole body for up to 24 hours.
The convenience and effectiveness of the MYO-MED pain patch make it the ideal solution for chronic pain sufferers who are looking for a safe, natural solution to relieve their pain.
I have personally tested Myo-Med cream and I can tell you that I was completely satisfied with the results. My wife, my daughter, and myself, all had excellent results when testing the Myo-Med cream. When using Myo-Med cream all of us experienced long term (8-10 hour) relief from muscle pain, lower back pain, and neck pain. For folks who would prefer to try a natural topical solution for chronic pain relief I highly recommend trying Myo-Med cream. You truly have nothing to lose because you can order a sample for free from the company and see if it works as good for you as it did for us.
Did you know?
New imaging technology and biomedical techniques are revealing amazing details concerning the mechanisms of pain, from the point of initiation through perception.


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The Timeless Mediterranean: Ancient Towns and Islands from Spain to Dalmatia
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
6/9/2013 - 6/20/2013
11 nights
Price starting at:
$7,990.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
Adventure Afloat Study Cruise; Small Ship Cruising
27; 10 Breakfasts, 8 Lunches, 9 Dinners
Meal Options:
Embark on an uncommonly sophisticated voyage through the Mediterranean, discovering interesting, off-the-beaten-path cities and learning from preeminent experts aboard a yacht-like small ship. Onboard lecturers include Elizabeth Bartman, president of the Archaeological Institute of America, and Charlie Ingrao, professor of modern European history at Purdue University. Plus professional photographer Chris Corradino will help you to capture spectacular images of your surroundings.
Activity Particulars
Walking up to two miles per day; some uneven and hilly terrain. Mobility is essential as small boats and tenders are sometimes used for disembarkation and re-embarkation.
Itinerary At-a-Glance
Barcelona (Spain), 1 night; aboard Corinthian, 9 nights.
Coordinated by Road Scholar.
Day 1: Overnight flight from the U.S.A.
Days 2-3: Arrival Barcelona (Spain) / embark Corinthian:
Examine the Picasso Museum�s outstanding collection and enjoy some time to explore Barcelona on your own. Lodging: Comfortable hotel.
Day 4: Menorca:
Go ashore on the Spanish island of Menorca to discover the intriguing architecture of Mahon and the prehistoric temples of Torralba d�en Salord.
Day 5: Corsica (France):
On the island of Napoleon�s birth, take a walking excursion through the harbor town of Bonifacio with its winding lanes and brightly colored homes adorned with family crests.
Day 6: Sicily (Italy):
Sail to the Sicilian port of Trapani, where you disembark for a field trip to the medieval town of Erice and the ancient Greek city of Segesta.
Day 7: Valletta (Malta):
Learn about the legacy of the Knights Hospitaller as you step inside the Palace of the Grand Masters. View prehistoric artifacts at the National Museum of Archaeology.
Day 8: Argostoli (Greece):
Corinthian will leave Valletta, Malta, as scheduled, in the late afternoon of June 15 and sail directly to Argostoli, Greece, arriving early in the evening of June 16. This port town has a beautiful seafront promenade lined with cafes and shops, where you will have the opportunity to enjoy a stroll and perhaps have a coffee � or dinner � ashore.
Day 9: Igoumenitsa (Greece):
In northwest Greece, venture to Dodoni, the site of an ancient oracle set in a stunning valley. Continue to the lovely town of Ioannina for a lakeside lunch.
Day 10: Saranda (Albania):
Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Butrint. The ruins here span 2,500 years and include a Greek acropolis, a Roman theater and a 6th-century baptistery.
Day 11: Kotor (Montenegro) & Dubrovnik (Croatia):
Explore the striking coastal city of Kotor, boasting fortifications built while it was ruled by the Republic of Venice. Arrive in Dubrovnik in the early evening and enjoy some free time in the city.
Day 12: Dubrovnik / disembark / departure
Launched in early 2009 after extensive refurbishment, redecoration, and other improvements, the private yacht-like Corinthian accommodates a maximum of 100 passengers in 50 suites, all offering ocean views. Public facilities include a single-seating restaurant, two lounges, expansive library, gym, spa, Jacuzzi and spacious sundeck.
Meals and Lodgings
Hotel Catalonia Berna
Barcelona, Spain
1 night
Aboard Ship, At Sea
9 nights
Hotel Catalonia Berna
Catalonia Berna is located in the heart of Barcelona, close to Passeig de Gracia and only a few minutes away from Plaza Catalunya and the city's old quarter. The hotel is situated in one of the first residential buildings built in Barcelona's Eixample district by Catalan architect Josep Cerda. Built in 1864 in an eclectic style of classical inspiration, it has been classified as a historic monument. The hotel is furnished in a modern and elegant style.
Contact info:
Roger de Lluria, 60
Barcelona, 08009 Spain
phone: +34 93 272 00 50
Room amenities:
Air conditioning and heating Marble lined bathroom Safe-deposit box Free internet Magnifying mirror (bathroom) Pier-glass Hairdryer 24-hour room service Direct telephone Telephone in bathroom
Facility amenities:
Restaurant, Bar, 24-Hour Front Desk, Newspapers, Non-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Elevator, Safe, Heating, Air Conditioning, Snack Bar
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Cruise Ship
This private yacht-like cruise ship accommodates only 100 guests in 50 suites.
Ship Information:
Gross Tonnage: 4,077 Overall Length: 290 feet Beam: 50 feet Draft: 12 feet Flag Malta
Contact info:
132 East 70th Street
New York, NY 10021 USA
phone: 800-257-5767
Room amenities:
All accommodations aboard the Corinthian are suites. And include a bedroom with two twin-sized beds or one queen sized bed, sitting area, mini bar, VCR/DVD/CD player, color TV, Marble appointed bathroom with spacious shower and other amenities.
Facility amenities:
Public facilities include a restaurant that accomodates guests at a single, unassigned seating, two lounges, expansive library with Internet access, state-of-the-art gym/spa, beauty salon, boutique, jacuzzi, hospital and ample deck areas for sunbathing and relaxing.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
This program begins late in the afternoon of Day 2 at the program hotel You will be staying at
Hotel Catalonia Berna
that night.
End of Program:
This program ends after breakfast on the last day with flights home to the US. You will be staying at
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required.
(For Independent Travelers)
To Start of Program
Transportation to site:
Participants who booked air through Road Scholar have transfers included in their program price. Due to the small group size on this program, please take a taxi to the hotel. Group Leader will reimburse you upon arrival with receipt. The address of the hotel is located on the Accommodation Schedule of this packet. Taxis are readily available at the airport. The airport is approximately 20km (12.5 mi) from the hotel and will cost around 25 euro ($32) by taxi. You may also take the Metro (Lines 3 and 4) from the airport to Paseo de Gracia. The hotel is 3 blocks from the Metro stop.
From End of Program
Aboard Ship
Transportation from site:
All participants who are departing on June 20 will be transfered from the port in Dubrovnik to the airport.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Overnight flights from US
(Sunday, June 9)
Depart From:
Depart US for flights to Barcelona
Day 2:
(Monday, June 10)
Arrive To:
Arrive to Barcelona, Spain and transfer to hotel. Please take a taxi from the airport to the hotel. Your Group Leader will reimburse you upon arrival. Taxi should cost no more than 35-45 Euro. Please refer to Arrival section of this packet.
Dinner at 7:00PM at Divinius.
Hotel Catalonia Berna
Meals Included:
Day 3:
Barcelona / Embark Corinthian
(Tuesday, June 11)
Breakfast in hotel from 7:00-8:30AM.
Your morning at leisure to explore Barcelona on your own.
Lunch on your own.
Meet back at the hotel at 2:00PM. This afternoon enjoy a field trip to view the Picasso Museum collections, which testify to the artist's strong ties with the city where he spent his artistic formative years. Gain an understanding of the artist's development by examining some of the 3,500 works that make up the museum's permanent collection. Following this you will transfer to board the ship in Barcelona.
Dinner on board ship.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 4:
MAHON, Menorca, Balearic Islands
(Wednesday, June 12)
Breakfast on board.
Enjoy an expert-led trek through Mahon, Menorca�s main port, to see its unusual hybrid architectural style comprised of classical Georgian town houses and traditional Spanish homes. After visiting Fort Marlborough, continue to the site of Torralba d�en Salord, which contains the island�s largest and best-preserved prehistoric settlements.
Lunch on board.
Afternoon at leisure.
Dinner on board.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
BONIFACIO, Corsica, France
(Thursday, June 13)
Breakfast on board.
Stroll through the striking town of Bonifacio, with its winding medieval lanes and brightly colored houses adorned with imaginative family crests. Admire the fine Gothic architecture and dramatic scenery from the limestone cliffs facing the sea.
Lunch on board.
Afternoon at leisure.
Dinner on board.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 6:
TRAPANI, Sicily, Italy
(Friday, June 14)
Breakfast on board.
Drive up winding roads to the medieval town of Erice. The town was known for its temple to the fertility goddess, Astarte. Look around the 12th-century Venus Castle and continue to Segesta for a glimpse of its magnificent Doric temple, built in 420 b.c. and among the bestpreserved ancient Greek sites.
Lunch on board.
Afternoon at leisure.
Dinner on board.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 7:
VALLETTA, Malta
(Saturday, June 15)
Breakfast on board.
Valletta is renowned for its architectural beauty, medieval relics, and ancient monuments. The Knights of St. John of Jerusalem established a base here in the 16th century, and Valletta owes much of its charm and character to this religious order. Explore the Palace of the Grand Masters and the National Museum of Archaeology. Then drive to the remarkable Tarxien Temples, which date back to 2800 b.c.
Lunch on board.
Afternoon at leisure.
Dinner on board.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 8:
CROTONE, Calabria, Italy
(Sunday, June 16)
Breakfast on board.
Corinthian will leave Valletta, Malta, as scheduled, in the late afternoon of June 15 and sail directly to Argostoli, Greece, arriving early in the evening of June 16. This port town has a beautiful seafront promenade lined with cafes and shops, where you will have the opportunity to enjoy a stroll and perhaps have a coffee � or dinner � ashore.
Lunch on board.
Afternoon at leisure.
Dinner on board.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 9:
IGOUMENITSA, Greece
(Monday, June 17)
Breakfast on board.
Call at Igoumenitsa, in northwest Greece, and travel to Dodoni, the oldest oracular site in Greece, perhaps dating to 1000 b.c. Beautifully situated in a valley below Mount Tomaros, the site includes a superb theater, built in the 3rd century b.c.
Continue to the quaint town of Ioannina, built around a beautiful lake, to enjoy lunch.
Enjoy time atleisure to discover its characteristic old architecture and atmosphere. Then return to ship.
Dinner on board.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 10:
SARANDA, Albania
(Tuesday, June 18)
Breakfast on board.
Drive to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Butrint. Inhabited since prehistoric times, the city was founded by the Trojans, or so claimed the poet Virgil. Its ruins span 2,500 years and include the remains of a Greek acropolis, Roman theater, 6th-century baptistery, and 19th-century fortress.
Lunch on board.
Afternoon at leisure.
Dinner on board.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 11:
KOTOR, Montenegro / DUBROVNIK, Croatia
(Wednesday, June 19)
Breakfast on board.
One of the most striking towns along the Dalmatian coast, Kotor is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. The town�s fortifications and most of its monuments, which we will visit, date from the time of Venetian rule.
Lunch on board.
Arrive in Dubrovnik in the early evening. Enjoy time to explore this spectacular medieval walled city on your own.
Dinner on board.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 12:
DUBROVNIK / Disembark, flights home
(Thursday, June 20)
Breakfast on board.
Disembark ship and transfer to airport for flights home.
Meals Included:
Free Time Opportunities
Casa Batllo
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One of the highlights of my childhood was to attend the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. I can still remember missing school for a day to meander with my family through all of the latest farm machinery exhibits and the livestock to see the state's best and brightest.
Our family will never forget the year my brother, Ken, won our local Lebanon County Tractor Driving Contest which made him eligible to compete at the Farm Show. How the drama built for us as he practiced and prepared for his big moment. And, what excitement we all had when he won first place. Even though that was 50 years ago, we still talk about it.
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The Rodeo began as a competition and morale-building exercise among the troopers. In the early 1920s the Rodeo gained public attention as people saw the amazing feats that the men, their horses and dogs could perform. In its final form the rodeo consisted of 12 events: A fancy drill with 32 mounted men executing a series of movements and patterns without command; trained police dogs; burning hoops; gymnastics; atomic car with the Keystone Kops clown acts; aerial balloon shooting; motorcycle stunt riding; clown shooting and clown horse; acrobatic riding; silent manual of arms; motorcycle drill; and the finale.
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Pet Show with Dr. Katy July 7, 2012
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Comparing 'Atlantic' staff retreats: St. Barts or Atlantic City?
The Atlantic is flying senior executives and editors to the French Caribbean destination. Last year, junior staffers were sent to ... Atlantic City. But is a volcanic island resort in the Caribbean really that much better than the rundown gambling den of the "armpit of America"?Comment
Does Arlington need more backyard chickens?
Chicken-raising advocates and their opponents air their views tonight on the issue of hens at home.
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What do we want? Milk? And how do we want it? Raw!
While most grab a gallon from the grocery store, others prefer their milk straight from the source and unpasteurized — but regulations criminalize both buyers and sellers.6 Comments
Skunks are invading Virginia
Stay calm and don't be afraid, though what we're about to tell you may freak you out a bit. No, this isn't anything like the great chupacabra invasion in Prince George's County. Skunks are invading the region, starting with Virginia.Comment
Watch the earthquake hit, from inside the Washington Monument
The National Park Service has posted three surveillance videos showing the scene inside the Washington Monument when last month's earthquake hit. In the clip below, an NPS ranger and others flee down a spiral staircase as debris rains down. It appears several people fell down, and that a real-life George Costanza stepped over them in his rush to get out.9 Comments
Used condoms and syringes are washing ashore in Delaware
Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee brought torrential rains to the area, causing flooding and a sewage overflow in Prince George's County. In Delaware, it's bringing a sea of nastiness to two small towns.
PETA thinks animal cruelty and porn are the perfect match
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' print ads are less about provocation than titillation, revealing as much nudity as the Norfolk-based nonprofit thinks it can get away with. Butt cracks are fair game, apparently, but nipples are not. Some might argue that it's one step removed from soft-core porn. But wait, what's this? PETA is actually launching a porn site? Yes.Comment
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This is how Arlington discusses backyard chicken-raising
During a dinner and debate over whether the county should relax its private chicken-raising regulations, Arlington displays outrageously high levels of class for a public meeting.
The National Zoo is breaking up this family
It's time for the seven male juveniles, at a year and a half old, to move out of their parents' house. Apparently they're all stepping on each other's paws.Comment
The Potomac River's parents aren't going to like this report card
Water quality in the Potomac was already bad and has grown worse in the past five years.Comment
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A baby bear wanders into an Alaskan grocery store, and cutesy chaos reigns.
Anacostia River restoration heralded as example of need for continued funding
Environmental groups showed a Congressional group a wetlands restoration project along the Anacostia River Tuesday, hoping it would drive home the importance of continued funding for their work.Comment
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We can understand the temptation to eat wild mushrooms. For one, they're free.They're also kind of fun to hunt. And who knows? Maybe you'll find the right ones to replicate that legendary, um, trip to Palenque, Mexico.Comment
Only in California is the smog worse than it is here
If you happen to live in Los Angeles and were thinking of escaping the notorious air pollution there by moving to our region, you might want to reconsider. Washington is tied with Baltimore for sixth on a list of the country's smoggiest "areas," behind only cities in California, and are tied for third among "large metropolitan areas," behind Riverside-Bernadino and Los Angeles–Long Beach.Comment
Bald Eagle murdered, police looking for Anti-American hunter
The Bald Eagle is a proud, fierce, and majestic species that, as our national bird and symbol, brings out a little patriotism in us all — all of us, that is, except whoever shot one in the chest in Western Maryland.5 Comments
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Why does the SO CALLED...African American Community defend drug dealing thugs from their own neighborhood?
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New excercise program starting in Norwood
The Norwood Council on Aging is starting a new exercise class for individuals with Parkinson's disease. The program will consist of gentle exercise, stretching, dance, yoga, and other mind/body disciplines. Judith Potts, a certified aerobics, yoga, and tai chi instructor, will conduct the program. Partners and caregivers are welcome. An introductory demonstration and participatory class will be held on Thursday, April 5, 2012 at 2:00pm at the Norwood Senior Center.
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Fall Guy
With another win in the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, John Cook again finds his best form at season's end
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Champions Tour season will end a couple of weeks earlier in 2011 than it did this year, but it still won't conclude until autumn, when the leaves are falling and John Cook's game is rising, so that will be fine by him. Golfers are a quirky lot, favoring tournaments held on courses where the holes fit their eye, the grass suits their putting stroke and, it's not unheard of, even where the locker room buffet satisfies their taste buds. Cook sprinkled his 11 PGA Tour victories around the calendar, but since his 50th birthday, all that seems to matter is that the event is held in the fourth quarter. Then there is an excellent chance he will be the person finishing first.
Cook's fifth career Champions Tour win, which he earned by two strokes over Michael Allen in the Charles Schwab Cup Championship on Sunday at TPC Harding Park, a new name for an old course, was certainly no surprise. He had won the season-ending tournament in 2009, when it was contested not too far away in Sonoma, Calif., and his other three previous senior victories also had come in the fall. If Cook were an NFL team, he would be a Super Bowl contender every year -- in October and November, not only does he have a quintet of wins but 10 top-10 finishes, 33 of 48 rounds in the 60s and is a cumulative 103-under.
"I guess when I have a birthday, it means I'm getting a little closer to the end," said Cook, who turned 53 on Oct. 2, "so I guess it whips me into shape."
The $440,000 winner's check, late though it may be, wasn't a bad birthday present although fall's guy wasn't thinking about the money. After months of playing well and not collecting a trophy while others -- notably Bernhard Langer, who earned five titles en route to the Schwab Cup points title, and Fred Couples, a four-time champion -- were getting it done multiple times, Cook needed a victory.
"If I had gone through this year without a win, it would have been disappointing to say the least," Cook said. "I was happy, of course, about playing well and being competitive, but people remember who [the] champions are, and it's about winning out here."
The hurdles to winning on the Champions Tour, in their most basic forms, aren't any different than on any other stage. Someone beats you, or you beat yourself. Langer did the former to Cook in a playoff at this year's Allianz Championship, when he holed out a difficult shot from a greenside bunker. As with any golfer who has been around for a while, Cook has cost himself dearly, too.
"I didn't finish like a champion," Cook said at the 2009 Jeld-Wen Tradition after he hit a loose approach to the 72nd hole, made a bogey then lost the playoff to Mike Reid. The previous year, at the Senior British Open, he had bogeyed the final hole then was defeated in a playoff by Bruce Vaughan. Cook sabotaged his best chance to win a professional major championship, in the 1992 British Open at Muirfield, by following three consecutive birdies with a missed two-footer for birdie on the 71st hole, then pushing a 2-iron approach and making bogey on the 72nd hole to lose by a shot to Nick Faldo.
Whatever golf demons Cook might have to suppress from time to time, they were outmanned at Harding Park by an abundance of good shots and good karma. The muny is where his friend and for decades, instructor, Ken Venturi, the 1964 U.S. Open champion, learned to play and was a local legend -- shooting a couple of 59s in money games and co-holding (with Colin Montgomerie) Harding's competitive course record of 64, which Cook matched in the first round. Cook, who was just a young teenager when he began taking lessons from Venturi, heard plenty of Bay Area lore along with a steady dose of fundamentals.


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is it lagan [engagement/preoccupation] OR lagaan [land tax]?
Here is the link for Bushra Rehman's novel "LAGAN".
hmmmm bus theek tha shukar k darama bilkul aisa hi nahi banaya tha warna shayad aaj se 10 ya 12 saal pehley log dekhtey hoey bhi sharmatey ....... Bushra Rehman ne to had kar di magar is main bhi koi shak nahi k darama (bandhan) bohat zabardast tha .................. but Thanks for sharing
yes friend srashrafs i agree with ur comments likin yeh sirf 10 12 saal phely ki baat hai drama ki policy hoti thi air honay sey phely haan agar app bushra rehman ka novel piyasi perhein aur drama dhekein jo humtv sey ata tha tuo app ko koi farq nahi lagey ga coz both novel and drama are open and vulgar
i also agree wid srashrafs and sinsoul
bushra rehman's novels r quite vulgar n open.......though i havnt read piyasi nor seen whole drama but i can get the idea after watching few scenes.........her another novel 'kis mor pe miley ho' is also similar
have anyone read 'khubsurat'???.......it also have same openness but iys better than her other novels


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The new spiritual leader of more than 1 billion people across the globe is from Argentina, and San Antonio's Argentine community couldn't be happier. [Read More]
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Riderthon community built by & for riders, motorcycling clubs/ groups & bike enthusiasts explore riding culture of India. On World Motorcycle Day on June 21st, 2014, Riderthon will celebrate with WMD Half Summit and United Brotherhood Ride with their theme 'Respect & Safety' of women.
Riderthon riders will spread the message of 'Respect & Safety' of women in India apart from contributing to conservation and projection of natural heritage.
WMD Half Summit is being hosted since 2012. This year the riders group will also celebrate World Music Day as Riderthon brings a lineup of emerging talent from India and Nepal. The group will also camp at Old Manali.
Brotherhood Ride has been held on the World Motorcycle Day since 2011 and has grown from a single club (20 super bikes) to 375+ superbike participants in 2013.
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In a conference call with a multidenominational group of pastors, rabbis, and other liberal religious leaders who support his plan to reinvent American health care, President Obama said:
I know there's been a lot of misinformation in this debate and there are some folks out there who are, frankly, bearing false witness. I need you to spread the facts and speak the truth.
In fact, the number of examples in which Obama himself has borne "false witness" is itself staggering—on everything from the cost of his plan, to its effects, to the endorsements he claims he has received, to the agreements he claims he has made. One reason support for ObamaCare is collapsing is that the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has blown apart various false claims made by Obama about his plans. And in the call yesterday, Mr. Obama once again was, well, bearing false witness. "Many of you have older members of your congregations. They're all now scared to death that somehow we're talking about cutting Medicare benefits," he said. "That is, again, simply not true."
The president's statement is what's simply not true. President Obama announced on Saturday, in fact, that he was proposing an additional $313 billion in Medicare and Medicaid cuts—which the White House euphemistically refers to as "savings"—over 10 years, on top of the $309 billion in his 2010 budget. (My colleague James Capretta writes about it here.)
President Obama has developed a nasty little habit. It is not enough for him to spread false and misleading information on an almost daily basis; he has taken to portraying himself as America's intrepid truth teller. He really should stop doing so. And since Mr. Obama appears to be fond of quoting Scripture to advance his liberal policy aims, he might consult Matthew 7:5 before he speaks again. In that passage, Jesus warns, "Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye."


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Posted by Anonymous on 10/27/2006
When it first opened this place was great - at least for the pizza - fantastic white pizzas, probably the best i've had. but upon multiple returns its just not the same - the pizza is soggy and not as tasty. Also ive had a couple of the pasta dishes and they were not good!! Penne Rabe & Sausage and another dish which was Marina with capers - I also agree with the other reviewer the prices seem steep considering decor and average dishes (both in taste and inventiveness). Iits a great shame because the boys who run and work at this joint are fabulous!
Posted by Hammer on 09/16/2006
Just ordered a large pizza for delivery. Twenty dollars later I'm still hungry. Not recommended.
Posted by kay. on 09/15/2006
I've been here a few times and have never been disappointed. The food is very good (and for a very reasonable price) and the service is fantastic! I once had to wait a mere five minutes for a table and the owner (?) gave us complimentary appetizers for our trouble! It's not very ideal for large parties, but if you live in the neighborhood you should definitely try to check this place out.
Posted by olive on 09/08/2006
This is by far the best pizza in new york. Better than lombardi's even. And i disagree with other reviews--the service is fantastic and quick, and the waitstaff recognizes the regulars. The bread they serve before meals is soft and dense and delicious. Try the pizza with calamata olives--the best!
Posted by Karen on 07/28/2006
My family and I have eaten at Anthony's many times. The stuffed mushroom, eggplant chicken & chicken marsala are delicious! The atmosphere is comfortable, the staff is great, and the price is right!
Posted by J & J on 07/15/2006
Don't know what all the fuss is about this place. Maybe it's the kid factor (bring all you got). We've eaten here by default a few times and find it over rated. The service is amatuerish. Once I asked for olive oil to add to my caprese salad...they brought me balsamic vinegar! And that took 3 requests. Otherwise We find it all very average.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/02/2006
The pizza is very good, if you can stand the subpar service. Extremely inattentive waitstaff. I have given anthony's many tries. The waitstaff has been inatttentive every time. The last time i was in, the restaurant was practically empty - the server spent the whole time chatting with other servers. We had to get up and walk over to her to get her attention.


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MADISON — Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen has issued an informational memorandum explaining the January 8, 2013, Wisconsin Supreme Court decision in Juneau County Star‑Times v. Juneau County, 2013 WI 4, ___ Wis. 2d ___, ___ N.W.2d ___. In its decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court clarified certain aspects of the "contractors' records" provision of the Wisconsin public records law.
Attorney General Van Hollen's memorandum is available here.
The contractors' records provision is found in Section 19.36(3) of the Wisconsin Statutes. It requires that a government agency or other authority subject to the public records law also make available for inspection or copying, in response to a public records request, "any record produced or collected under a contract entered into by the authority with a person other than an authority to the same extent as if the record were maintained by the authority."
The supreme court decision explained that records produced or collected "under" a contract for Section 19.36(3) purposes means records that are produced or collected in accordance with, pursuant to, in compliance with, in carrying out, subject to, because of, or in the course of the contracted-for matter.
The facts of this case involved a unique type of "tripartite relationship" among a county, the county's insurance company, and a law firm retained by the insurance company to represent the county in a particular matter pursuant to the county's liability insurance policy with the insurance company. The supreme court held that the resulting contractual relationships among those entities required law firm invoices, submitted to and retained by the insurance company, to be provided in response to a public records request submitted to the county. The supreme court explained that the unique tripartite relationship in this case differed from typical relationships among a public records authority, a contractor of the authority, and a subcontractor of the contractor. Unless something "bridges the gap" between the authority and the subcontractor, like the tripartite relationship created by the liability insurance policy in this case, records of a subcontractor that does not itself contract with an authority are not subject to disclosure in response to a public records request.
The supreme court decision does not alter existing legal rules regarding confidentiality, attorney-client privilege, attorney work product, or other rules protecting certain information from disclosure.
The Juneau County Star-Times decision is available here.


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