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On the Menu: Summer of the Chinese zodiac at Su's Garden
Everything about Su's Garden at 537 Bald Eagle Drive is an escape into an adventure and an episode of cultural diversity away from the norm.
The hot tea served at Su's Garden in traditional china pots is dark, earthy, and soothing. The spicy Chinese mustard and plum sauce waiting on every table will carry the taste buds on a vacation to the exotic, and with all the flavors and classic recipes from Hong Kong, Canton, and Taiwan, a summer to the land of dragons and tigers in the year of the ox is only moments away for Marco Islanders.
The Chinese Zodiac consists of a 12-year cycle, with each year named after a different animal that imparts distinct characteristics to the given year. Many Chinese believe that the year of a person's birth is the primary factor in determining that person's personality traits, physical and mental attributes, and degree of success and happiness throughout his or her lifetime. According to the Chinese zodiac and the 12-year cycle, 2009 is the year of the ox.
Every place mat at Su's Garden Chinese Restaurant will reveal the legend of the Chinese zodiac and is an entertaining way to begin the Su's Garden experience. After all, who can resist finding out about ones spouse, significant other, business partner, or first time date? All the animals in the Chinese zodiac have flattering compliments, but also offer warnings and insightful information that is fun to digest.
If you find yourself born in the year of the monkey, you will learn that you are very intelligent and able to influence people and are an enthusiastic achiever. You will also learn that you are easily discouraged and confused, and you will also be warned to avoid those born in the year of the tiger, but to seek a person born in the year of the dragon or rat.
Avoid the tiger certainly, but when the culinary adventuress and I arrived read our Chinese zodiacs and learned that we were indeed compatible, we settled in to savor the spices, drink in the Asian atmosphere, and taste the exotic.
After a gracious and very warm welcome from Francisca, we ordered Su's Garden traditional hot tea in real china pots and realized: This is a must! Tea started in China, the British brought it to England and began an Empire, and any restaurant today will have ice tea unless they have really missed the boat.
For starters, we mixed the already-on-the-table appetizers of fried wontons, spicy mustard, and plum sauce that always excites the taste buds and sharpens the appetite. For many there is nothing quite like the zing of the Chinese horseradish-mustard blended with just the right amount of cooling plum sauce, and when the egg rolls arrive and the mustard is waiting — Wow!
For our Asian escape, and culinary adventure, we chose the hot and sour soup and the classic egg drop soup. The egg drop soup at Su's Garden is savory chicken broth thickened with egg white drippings to form noodles and the results are wonderful. The hot and sour soup is spicy and delicious with freshly sliced scallions, mushrooms, tofu, and pork, and is a perfect blend of many Asian flavors.
On the lunch menu at Su's garden, a choice of soup, appetizer, and entrée is only $7.25! Our choice for appetizer was the classic egg rolls dipped in the spicy Chinese mustard and once again, wow, what a wonderful taste!
For her entrée, Vicki Lynn chose the vegetable lo mien. With wheat noodles, delicate baby corn, tender mushrooms, green peppers, onions, water chestnuts, broccoli, snow peas and carrots. Vicki described her entrée as: "Very tasty with a nice light flavor that complimented perfectly each of the vegetables."
My entrée choice was the chicken Hunan-style and was a spicy episode in taste featuring white chicken in a savory sauce originally created in the central and southwestern regions of China. This Su's Garden winning recipe combines hot chili peppers, graded ginger, light soy sauce, and anise pepper in a wonderful blend of exotic flavor that enhances the broccoli spears, water chestnuts, onions and green peppers.
Su's Garden is open seven days with lunch from 11:30 a.m. until 3 p.m., and dinner served from 3 until 9:30 p.m. Reservations and takeout orders are available at (239) 394-4666, and a Web site is waiting at susgarden.com.
For a lunch or dinner refined over decades and prepared with quality and consistency. Su's Garden on Bald Eagle Drive offers a great and value packed episode from the Orient and wonderful flavors perfected by a fine family tradition. Our compliments to the entire Su's Garden staff.
With friendly dragons guarding the entranceways, porcelain vases providing inspiration from the past, and with a placemats teaching formulas and guidelines of the Chinese zodiac, Su's Garden's atmosphere is an exotic escape from the norm and an escapade to China that is never too far away.
For a fun-filled and exotic dining experience that most Americans have grown to love, the tastes of the Orient await at a quaint little sample of the Far East on Marco Island.
Tom Williams debut adventure/thriller novel "Lost and Found" has been released by Archebooks and is now available on Amazon. A Web site with reviews and storyline is available at www.lostandfoundadventure.com.


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Denali National Park & Preserve
Home to North America's highest mountain, Denali National Park and Preserve encompasses more than six million acres of varied settings. Open tundra yields carpets of wildflowers, and spruce trees populate the taiga. Valleys with glacier-fed rivers and lakes offer up their own wonders. The ice- and snow-covered Alaska Range, stretching for more than 100 miles, peaks at the 20,320-foot-tall Mount McKinley. The park was founded in 1917 to protect the abundant wildlife here and named Mt. McKinley National Park. It was enlarged and renamed in 1980.
As a measure of protection, the park does not allow tourist vehicles beyond mile 14, but it does offer a variety of bus tours. You'll be higher on a bus and more likely to see wildlife, especially if you bring binoculars. Ride a bus along Park Road and hop off when you see something to photograph. You can take a tundra wildlife/natural history tour, or enjoy shorter shuttle trips. The park is especially bicycle-friendly; you might enjoy biking the entire length of the 90-mile main road. You would be less intrusive and have complete control of where you go, but you wouldn't be as warm.
If You Go
If you go to Denali in the summer—you're in store for 24-hour daylight (May until mid-July) and unpredictable weather. The average high temperature in summer is in the mid-60s, but it could get hot and/or wet.
Air pollution is among the most serious threats to national parks. The National Park Service has established the NPS air quality webcam network to show "live" digital images of more than a dozen parks. Click here to see current air conditions at Denali National Park.
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Welcome to my website!
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Love is in the air! No doubt the reason you've landed on my website is that you're ready to start planning your wedding ceremony. There's a lot to know and it's my goal to make this process easy and FUN! As countless couples and their families have told me, the CEREMONY sets the tone for the whole day!
Over the past many years I've received awards and wonderful reviews for my ceremonies but NOTHING beats the hugs after the ceremony from my brides and grooms and their parents!!! I absolutely love what I do! Unlike other wedding officiants I typically only perform ONE wedding on a given wedding day... so my couples don't need to worry about me leaving if there's any delay.
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No matter the venue (church, boat, farm, restaurant, club, home, civic center, beach, park, theater or other location) the ceremony is the highlight of the day and truly sets the tone for the rest of the day's celebration. (I do not do bungee-jumping, sky-diving, rock climbing or scuba ceremonies!!! LOL)
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Point Foundation empowers promising LGBTQ students to achieve their full academic and leadership potential – despite the obstacles often put before them – to make a significant impact on society.
Sarah Pellegrine is a queer youth activist in Starkville, Mississippi. After spending ten years in strict Catholic schools, Izzy (as she prefers to be called) transferred to a residential public school where it was safe to be out. While there, she led the only high school GSA in the state and attended the National GSA Network Gathering. After graduation, she became involved with numerous non-profit organizations acting as Chapter Leader for the National Organization for Women, National Young Feminist Task Force and eventually participating as Board Secretary for Unity MS and helping found the first and only organization in Mississippi dedicated exclusively to queer youth, the Mississippi Safe Schools Coalition. Sarah graduated from Mississippi State University with a BA in sociology and social work. She plans to pursue a Ph.D. in sociology, researching advocacy organizations - specifically those in rural areas and related to sexuality issues and how organizational structure impacts the direction of our movement.
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I'm from Canada and as you may know our winters are quite harsh. I would run in the summer but not in the winter. When I moved to LA, I discovered Griffith Park and warm weather all year round. The combination of the two along with my ARC friends solidified my love for running. I have to say that I am a bit of a wimp now when it comes to running in the cold.
I feel that ARC has provided me with such strong support in pursuit of my running goals that I feel that pacing allows me to give back. I love pushing people and encouraging them to go beyond their limits and challenge themselves.
1st place in age division @ Historic Filipinotown Run in LA and Lanikai 8k in Hawaii. Also, pacing my fellow pacer and friend Elly Schoap at the Ojai marathon where she qualified for the Boston marathon.
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Today's the day we're announcing the finalists for our 2011 "Flavor of the Month" calendar contest, so it only seems appropriate that I'm experiencing a chocolate hangover this post-Easter Monday morning. I don't normally eat sweets, but I ate a lot of chocolate this past week, including the ultimate chocolate delicacy: the Cadbury creme egg.
Is there anything better than a thick milk chocolate shell filled with rich, gooey cream? Growing up I'd stock up on them at Easter time, store them in the freezer, and on Thursday nights at 8:00 I'd slowly devour one while watching Tom Selleck lure women and bad guys on "Magnum P.I."
Life didn't get any better.
But back to the matter at hand. Congratulations to the following "Flavor of the Month" finalists! It is important that we receive your quilt(s) as soon as possible so that we can meet our publishing deadline.
Please ship to:
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Buzzalino, Ana ("Sopa Rosita")Chaudiere, Diane Marie (both entries)Elkins, MarieGreenberg-Friedman, EllenHudson, JessicaKerestes, CherylLeedy, LoreenMoore, JeannieParkinson, CatherinePolitano, JenniferRicci, Shelli ("Stick a Fork in It")Ruthsdottir, AnnSimonelli, NancySoules, JanSpotts, ConstanceWestmoreland, ReginaWilliams, GailZegarski, ElaineYoo, Christina ("The Taste of December")
Please note: We reserve the right to keep the 13 winning quilts for display through December 31, 2011. By submitting your quilt(s) to Quilting Arts Magazine you are authorizing Interweave Press LLC to publish your project in the 2011 calendar as well as in other upcoming publications and promotional materials, and on the Quilting Arts website. Interweave Press LLC cannot be held responsible for loss or damage due to circumstances beyond our control.
We will announce the winning 13 quilts (12 for the months, one for the cover) on Monday, May 10 on my blog. Again, congratulations and thanks to everyone for participating!
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Radio host Gabriel Noone (Robin Williams) investigates the identity of a terminally ill caller (Rory Culkin), who Gabriel suspects may be a figment of a woman's (Toni Collette) imagination. Meanwhile, Gabriel tries not to think about his longtime boyfriend (Bobby Cannavale), who has suddenly moved out. Inspired by true events.
Big question: Does Williams (an Oscar winner for "Good Will Hunting") have another impressive dramatic performance in him?
Catch it: "The Night Listener" is not so much a heart-pounding thriller as one man's odyssey to verify that the love and friendship he believes in were ever real. It's an affecting study of who people become after a part of them dies, whether they are abused children or broken-hearted lovers.
Skip it: If you'll be tempted to deceive a radio personality. People who don't really exist can't win free concert tickets!
Bottom line: Several characters are underdeveloped, and the only thing mysterious about this mystery is why we have to keep enduring explorations of split personality disorder. But "The Night Listener" features a chilling mood and an excellent turn from Williams, finding both frailty and strength in a man desperately searching for answers as his world gradually implodes.
Bonus: Good news for anyone who thought "The Ring" was a documentary: Gabriel watches an unmarked tape in hopes of finding out the truth, and he doesn't die a week later!
Matt Pais is the metromix movies producer.
'The Night Listener'
Directed by Patrick Stettner; screenplay by Armistead Maupin, Terry Anderson and Stettner, based on the novel by Maupin; cinematography by Lisa Rinzler; edited by Andy Keir; production design by Michael Shaw; music by Peter Nashel; produced by Robert Kessel, Jeff Sharp, John Hart and Jill Footlick. A Miramax Films release; opens Friday. Running time: 1:22. MPAA rating: R (for language and some disquieting sexual content).
Gabriel Noone - Robin Williams
Donna D. Logand - Toni Collette
Jess - Bobby Cannavale
Pete D. Logand - Rory Culkin
Anna - Sandra Oh
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Evangelization, the Church, Baptism and Sin
First appeared on 01/10/2014. Insights is also available to members via email delivery.
Presumably we are all struggling to evangelize more than we were a year ago. I know I've been wrestling with the various tensions and emphases necessary to this work.
In my latest In Depth Analysis I've tried to dissipate misunderstanding as much as possible by rounding out my treatment of the New Evangelization: Toward Effective Christian Witness: Making Room for the Gospel. For me, at least, this is a major statement.
But there are so many other points one could make. For example, both Jennifer Gregory Miller and Pope Francis have reflected this week on how baptism incorporates us into the Church, which is itself the very leaven of Christ in society. See the latest in the Liturgical Year Blog, Remembering Our Baptism.
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Comparing Two Ways of Controlling Blood Sugar With Insulin in Patients Admitted to the Intensive Care Unit
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The purpose of this study is to determine if there is any difference between two ways of controlling blood sugar with insulin. In patients admitted to the intensive care unit, blood sugar levels often rise due to the stress of illness or surgery. Studies have shown that patients do better if their blood sugar is kept normal. In order to maintain normal blood sugar levels, the investigators often give insulin (a substance made by the body), and they decide how much to give based on how high the blood sugar is. This study will compare two different ways of deciding how much insulin to give and compare how well each method keeps the blood sugar in a normal range. Both ways of controlling blood sugar are institutionally-approved protocols and part of routine care.
Critical Illness
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Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
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|Comparison of Two Approved Insulin Infusion Protocols for Glycemic Control in Critically Ill Patients
- Percentage of time points within range during protocol (serum glucose 60-150 mg/dl) [%]
- Mean blood glucose level during study period [mg/dl]
- Time from initiation of protocol to first measurement in target range (serum glucose 60-150 mg/dl) [hours]
- Number of time points below range (hypoglycemic episodes with serum glucose < 60) normalized by study period [hypoglycemic glucose determinations/total glucose determinations]
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Improved outcomes have been demonstrated with tight control of blood glucose in critically ill patients. A number of look-up algorithms based on hourly glucose measurements and titrated intravenous insulin have been developed for the intensive care unit (ICU). Despite the numerous published algorithms, no study has investigated which algorithm results in optimal glycemic control in critically ill patients. The purpose of this trial is to compare two institutionally approved intravenous insulin administration algorithms and describe subsequent glycemic control. We hypothesize that the protocol that allows for variable insulin administration for a given blood glucose (multiple algorithms) will be associated with more optimal glycemic control. Optimal glycemic control will be defined by time spent within a predetermined blood glucose range. In addition, the number of hypoglycemic episodes and mean and maximum blood glucose concentrations will also be measured. This trial will determine which insulin infusion algorithm is most effective in terms of glycemic control, and allow for standardization of glucose management in accordance with best practice.
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- All patients admitted to the 7MB D/E ICU will be eligible for this study
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00166491
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|Mayo Clinic
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Metabolic Diseases
Pathologic Processes
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PLANS for a permit scheme to reduce disruption in Sudbury and Doveridge caused by roadworks have been agreed.
Derbyshire County Council's cabinet approved plans to submit the draft proposal to the Government this week.
It would mean any utility company will have to apply for a permit from the council to carry out work on the busiest roads, allowing it to manage when and where roadworks would take place.
It also gives the council power to fine companies which fail to apply or do not complete work in the time.


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About Quest Diagnostics
Quest Diagnostics is the world's leading provider of diagnostic testing, information and services that patients and doctors need to make better healthcare decisions. The company offers the broadest access to diagnostic testing services through its network of laboratories and patient service centers, and provides interpretive consultation through its extensive medical and scientific staff. Quest Diagnostics is a pioneer in developing innovative diagnostic tests and advanced healthcare information technology solutions that help improve patient care. Additional company information is available at www.questdiagnostics.com.
The statements in this press release that are not historical facts or information may be forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results and outcomes to be materially different. Certain of these risks and uncertainties may include, but are not limited to, competitive environment, changes in government regulations, changing relationships with customers, payers, suppliers and strategic partners and other factors described in the Quest Diagnostics Incorporated 2007 Form 10-K and subsequent SEC filings.
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Green Salad with Mint
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Toss together lettuce, endive, tomatoes, and mint. Just before serving, drizzle salad with oil and toss, then sprinkle with lemon juice. Add sea salt and pepper to taste and toss again.
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Curator of education and "blowing things up" Dave Southall fires of a canon as part of a Seminole Indian War skirmish reenactment during the 19th annual Old Florida Festival on Saturday at the Collier County Museum in Naples. The popular event offers an educational look back into Florida's 10,000 year history through reenactments, food, games, crafts and music.
Jill Tracy shared this photo of a giraffe captured "mid-kiss" on a recent trip to Busch Gardens. Share your best shots by e-mailing email@example.com. Check out our Behind the Lens galleries online at colliercitizen.com.
The Naples Area Board of Realtors recently presented a check for $20,000 from its Oct. 8 annual golf tournament to the Naples Equestrian Challenge. From left, Anne Ross, Peg O'Kane, Melissa Caffey, John Rosenberg, Marti Conrad, Mindy Cowen and NEC rider Zach Rosenberg, front.
Former professional football players toured Step by Step Early Childhood Education & Therapy Center, Oct. 28, to learn more about the local charity, one of three to benefit from the Inaugural Gridiron Legends Charity Shootout, Dec. 5, at Palmira Golf & Country Club in Bonita Springs. Step by Step is a 25-yearnot-for-profit that assists Collier County children from birth to 5 years. The entry fee for the Gridiron Legends Charity Shootout is $2,000 per foursome. Individual golfers may enter for $500 each. For more information, call 591-8901 or visit GridironLegendsCharityShootout.com. Submittted
Donna Chisholm, left, Alicia Panas and Tanya McLendon, of Dr. Thomas Hale's dental office, collected more than 500 pounds of candy through a special buyback program. The office paid $1 per pound of candy brought in by the community. The candy will be donated to soldiers serving overseas and to Youth Haven.
Holly Kennedy Palmetto Elementary School - Fifth grade teacher Holly Kennedy graduated from UCF and is currently working on a master's degree in elementary reading and literacy at Walden University. Her hobbies include diving, waterskiing, swimming and traveling. Kennedy believes that by incorporating as much technology as possible into her lessons, she can capture students' attention and motivate them to excel. "We are very lucky to be at a school that has access to one-on-one laptops," she says, "I adapt my approach to help all students on their level no matter what that may be." Kennedy says she is eager to see the improvements and gains her students make by the end of the year.
The Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting, Oct. 20, at Batteries Plus, 1811 Tamiami Tr., North. The company is the nation's largest retail chain of its kind, offering a comprehensive selection of batteries, battery-related products and technical support to meet battery demands for retail and commercial customers. For more information, call 261-9790.


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Resogun Defenders hitting PS4 this month with all-new content
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Update (5:17 p.m. ET, Oct. 4): This sale has been extended for bookings through Oct. 6.
Plan ahead and visit several European countries on a cruise in 2014 aboard a Travel + Leisure World's Best Cruise Line. Saving as much as $900 on regular fares, this offer includes $1309 in extras in an oceanview cabin on Celebrity Cruises.
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Hualapai Tribe to appeal $28M arbitration ruling
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PEACH SPRINGS, Ariz. (AP) - The Hualapai Tribe says it will appeal a ruling that puts its business arm on the hook for $28 million.
A federal court recently upheld the judgment in favor of David Jin, a Las Vegas developer who paid to have the Grand Canyon Skywalk built on tribal land.
A spokesman for the tribe said Monday that it will meet the deadline for challenging the ruling with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
A disagreement over management fees for the glass bridge over the canyon led Jin to the American Arbitration Association. It determined he is owed the money under a 2003 contract with the tribe.
The tribe's business arm had argued that the association lacked jurisdiction. It also says proceeding with arbitration was unnecessary because it already had taken sole control of the Grand Canyon Skywalk through eminent domain.
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Pictures posted of rollover accident on U.S. 250
I would like to start out by thanking GOD. To all who participated in my rescue, my car (when it finally stopped flipping and rolling) was still teetering and one bad move would have made it start to roll again. One of the first responders was Tom Shreve, he did an excellent job in talking to me and keeping me calm plus, all the other responders were incredibly awesome and brave. I feel blessed that we have such an excellent team of people who performed the job at hand very well. The Erie County Sheriff's Officer Sgt. Steven Hammersmith was very professional and also provided a very calming influence, (and a ticket) I just would like everyone to know that this area has the best people to handle any situation!
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Kristen DiRocco keeps the picture in her office – otherwise known as the athletic trainer's room at Suffolk University – for everyone to view. It's a special item that the Melrose resident can turn to at any time of the day or night and receive immediate inspiration.
The neatly framed photo is of Gord Kluzak, who is carrying a Boston Bruins' duffle bag in his right hand, while balancing another team bag over his left shoulder. He is walking with his head down, deep in thought as he sadly leaves the old Boston Garden for the very last time as a professional hockey player.
Kluzak, now a color commentator during NESN's Boston Bruins' broadcasts, played seven seasons in a Boston uniform before chronic knee problems forced his retirement during the 1990-91 season.
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Competing at the NCAA Division III level, Suffolk offers many varsity sports for men and women throughout the school year. This, of course, means that DiRocco's office door is always open, tending to a wide range of ailments – from sprained ankles and swollen knees to pulled elbows and separated shoulders.
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She doesn't mind the long days because she loves what she's doing. A self-proclaimed perfectionist, she runs a tight ship. She will not allow any athlete who isn't completely healthy to step foot on any court, rink or field. Period.
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Poirot roused himself with a slight start. His eyes twinkled a little as they met the eager ones of M. Bouc.
"Ah! my dear old friend," he said, "you see I have become what they call the snob! The first class, I feel it should be attended to before the second class. Next, I think, we will interview the good-looking Colonel Arbuthnot."
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Arbuthnot's name, age, home address and exact military standing were all ascertained. Poirot proceeded:
"It is that you come home from India on what is called the leave – what we can call en permission?"
Colonel Arbuthnot, uninterested in what a pack of foreigners called anything, replied with true British brevity, "Yes."
"But you do not come home on the P. amp; O. boat?"
"Why not?"
"I chose to come by the overland route for reasons of my own."
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"You stopped three days in Baghdad. I understand that the young English lady, Miss Debenham, also comes from Baghdad. Perhaps you met her there?"
"No, I did not. I first met Miss Debenham when she and I shared the railway convoy car from Kirkuk to Nissibin."
Poirot leaned forward. He became persuasive and a little more foreign than he need have been.
"Monsieur, I am about to appeal to you. You and Miss Debenham are the only two English people on the train. It is necessary that I should ask you each your opinion of the other."
"Highly irregular," said Colonel Arbuthnot coldly.
"Not so. You see, this crime, it was most probably committed by a woman. The man was stabbed no fewer than twelve times. Even the chef de train said at once, 'It is a woman.' Well, then, what is my first task? To give all the women travelling on the Istanbul-Calais coach what Americans call the 'once-over.' But to judge of an Englishwoman is difficult. They are very reserved, the English. So I appeal to you, Monsieur, in the interest of justice. What sort of person is this Miss Debenham? What do you know about her?"
"Miss Debenham," said the Colonel with some warmth, "is a lady."
"Ah!" said Poirot with every appearance of being much gratified. "So you do not think that she is likely to be implicated in this crime?"
"The idea is absurd," said Arbuthnot. "The man was a perfect stranger – she had never seen him before."
"Did she tell you so?"
"She did. She commented at once upon his somewhat unpleasant appearance. If a woman is concerned, as you seem to think (to my mind without any evidence but on a mere assumption), I can assure you that Miss Debenham could not possibly be implicated."
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Colonel Arbuthnot gave him a cold stare. "I really don't know what you mean," he said.
The stare seemed to abash Poirot. He dropped his eyes and began fiddling with the papers in front of him.
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"Quite so. At a quarter past one, to the best of my belief, I was talking to the young American fellow-secretary to the dead man."
"Ah! were you in his compartment, or was he in yours?"
"I was in his."
"That is the young man of the name of MacQueen?"
"He was a friend or acquaintance of yours?"
"No, I never saw him before this journey. We fell into casual conversation yesterday and both became interested. I don't as a rule like Americans – haven't any use for 'em–"
Poirot smiled, remembering MacQueen's strictures on "Britishers."
"–but I liked this young fellow. He'd got hold of some tomfool idiotic ideas about the situation in India. That's the worst of Americans – they're so sentimental and idealistic. Well, he was interested in what I had to tell him. I've had nearly thirty years' experience of the country. And I was interested in what he had to tell me about the working of Prohibition in America. Then we got down to world politics in general. I was quite surprised to look at my watch and find it was a quarter to two."
"That is the time you broke up this conversation?"
"What did you do then?"
"Walked along to my own compartment and turned in."
"Your bed was made up ready?"
"That is the compartment – let me see – No. 15 – the one next but one to the end away from the dining-car?"
"Where was the conductor when you went to your compartment?"
"Sitting at the end at a little table. As a matter of fact MacQueen called him just as I went in to my own compartment."
"Why did he call him?"
"To make up his bed, I suppose. The compartment hadn't been made up for the night."
"Now, Colonel Arbuthnot, I want you to think carefully. During the time you were talking to Mr. MacQueen, did anyone pass along the corridor outside the door?"
"A good many people, I should think. I wasn't paying attention."
"Ah! but I am referring to – let us say, the last hour and a half of your conversation. You got out at Vincovci, didn't you?"
"Yes, but only for about a minute. There was a blizzard on. The cold was something frightful. Made one quite thankful to get back to the fug, though as a rule I think the way these trains are overheated is something scandalous."
M. Bouc sighed. "It is very difficult to please everybody," he said. "The English they open everything – then others they come along and shut everything. It is very difficult."
Neither Poirot nor Colonel Arbuthnot paid any attention to him.
"Now, Monsieur, cast your mind back," said Poirot encouragingly. "It was cold outside. You have returned to the train. You sit down again, you smoke – perhaps a cigarette – perhaps a pipe–"
He paused for the fraction of a second.
"A pipe for me. MacQueen smoked cigarettes."
"The train starts again. You smoke your pipe. You discuss the state of Europe – of the world. It is late now. Most people have retired for the night. Does anyone pass the door? Think."
Arbuthnot frowned in the effort of remembrance.
"Difficult to say," he said. "You see I wasn't paying any attention."
"But you have the soldier's observation for detail. You notice without noticing, so to speak."
The Colonel thought again, but shook his head.
"I couldn't say. I don't remember anyone passing except the conductor. Wait a minute – and there was a woman, I think."
"You saw her? Was she old – young?"
"Didn't see her. Wasn't looking that way, just a rustle and a sort of smell of scent."
"Scent? A good scent?"
"Well, rather fruity, if you know what I mean. I mean you'd smell it a hundred yards away. But mind you," the Colonel went on hastily, "this may have been earlier in the evening. You see, as you said just now, it was just one of those things you notice without noticing, so to speak. Some time that evening I said to myself – 'Woman-scent-got it on pretty thick.' But when it was I can't be sure, except that – why, yes, it must have been after Vincovci."
"Because I remember – sniffing, you know – just when I was talking about the utter washout Stalin's Five Year Plan was turning out. I know the idea woman brought the idea of the position of women in Russia into my mind. And I know we hadn't got on to Russia until pretty near the end of our talk."
"You can't pin it down more definitely than that?"
"N-no. It must have been roughly within the last half-hour."
"It was after the train had stopped?"
The other nodded. "Yes, I'm almost sure it was."
"Well, we will pass from that. Have you ever been in America, Colonel Arbuthnot?"
"Never. Don't want to go."
"Did you ever know a Colonel Armstrong?"
"Armstrong – Armstrong – I've known two or three Armstrongs. There was Tommy Armstrong in the 60th – you don't mean him? And Selby Armstrong – he was killed on the Somme."
"I mean the Colonel Armstrong who married an American wife and whose only child was kidnapped and killed."
"Ah, yes, I remember reading about that – shocking affair. I don't think I actually ever came across the fellow, though of course I knew of him. Toby Armstrong. Nice fellow. Everybody liked him. He had a very distinguished career. Got the V.C."
"The man who was killed last night was the man responsible for the murder of Colonel Armstrong's child."
Arbuthnot's face grew rather grim. "Then in my opinion the swine deserved what he got. Though I would have preferred to see him properly hanged – or electrocuted, I suppose, over there."
"In fact, Colonel Arbuthnot, you prefer law and order to private vengeance?"
"Well, you can't go about having blood feuds and stabbing each other like Corsicans or the Mafia," said the Colonel. "Say what you like, trial by jury is a sound system."
Poirot looked at him thoughtfully for a minute or two.
"Yes," he said. I am sure that would be your view. Well, Colonel Arbuthnot, I do not think there is anything more I have to ask you. There is nothing you yourself can recall last night that in any way snuck you – or shall we say strikes you now, looking back – as suspicious?"
Arbuthnot considered for a moment or two.
"No," he said. "Nothing at all. Unless–" he hesitated.
"But yes, continue, I pray of you."
"Well, it's nothing really," said the Colonel slowly. "But you said anything."
"Yes, yes. Go on."
"Oh! it's nothing. A mere detail. But as I got back to my compartment I noticed that the door of the one beyond mine – the end one, you know–"
"Yes, No. 16."
"Well, the door of it was not quite closed. And the fellow inside peered out in a furtive sort of way. Then he pulled the door to quickly. Of course I know there's nothing in that – but it just struck me as a bit odd. I mean, it's quite usual to open a door and stick your head out if you want to see anything. But it was the furtive way he did it that caught my attention."
"Ye-es," said Poirot doubtfully.
"I told you there was nothing to it," said Arbuthnot, apologetically. "But you know what it is – early hours of the morning – everything very still. The thing had a sinister look – like a detective story. All nonsense really."
He rose. "Well, if you don't want me any more–"
"Thank you, Colonel Arbuthnot, there is nothing else."
The soldier hesitated for a minute. His first natural distaste for being questioned by "foreigners" had evaporated.
"About Miss Debenham," he said rather awkwardly. "You can take it from me that she's all right. She's a pukka sahib."
Flushing a little, he withdrew.
"What," asked Dr. Constantine with interest, "does a pukka sahib mean?"
"It means," said Poirot, "that Miss Debenham's father and brothers were at the same kind of school as Colonel Arbuthnot was."
"Oh! said Dr. Constantine, disappointed. "Then it has nothing to do with the crime at all."
"Exactly,", said, Poirot.
He fell into a reverie, beating a light tattoo on the table. Then he looked up.
"Colonel Arbuthnot smokes a pipe," he said. "In the compartment of Mr. Ratchett I found a pipe-cleaner. Mr. Ratchett smoked only cigars."
"You think–?"
"He is the only man so far who admits to smoking a pipe. And he knew of Colonel Armstrong – perhaps actually did know him, though he won't admit it."
"So you think it possible–?"
Poirot shook his head violently.
"That is just it – it is impossible – quite impossible – that an honourable, slightly stupid, upright Englishman should stab an enemy twelve times with a knife! Do you not feel, my friends, how impossible it is?"
"That is the psychology," said M. Bouc.
"And one must respect the psychology. This crime has a signature, and it is certainly not the signature of Colonel Arbuthnot. But now to our next interview."
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Physicians for Human RightsUsing science and medicine to stop human rights violations
Holly G. Atkinson, MD, FACP
Dr. Holly G. Atkinson is especially interested in the intersection of health and human rights as it applies to advancing the well-being of women and girls. In April 2012 she traveled to Bahrain with PHR to investigate indiscriminate use of tear gas, continued militarization of hospitals, and torture of detained activists. She is a faculty advisor to the Weill Cornell Center for Human Rights, and immediate past President of PHR.
Dr. Atkinson serves at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine as Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Department of Medicine, and Co-Director of the Advancing Idealism in Medicine Program. She is also Assistant Professor of Public Health at Weill Medical College of Cornell University in New York City as well as Chief Medical Officer of HealthiNation, Inc., a health education company.
In addition, Dr. Atkinson most recently authored "Human Rights: A Necessary Framework for Public Health," a chapter in Finkel's textbook "Public Health in the 21st Century" (Prager, 2011).
Blog Posts by Holly G. Atkinson, MD, FACP
- Restricting Bahrain's Access to Tear Gas (January 10, 2014)
- Burma's Rohingya Need Protection from Persecution (November 1, 2013)
- Violations of Medical Neutrality in Turkey Are Reminiscent of Bahrain (June 24, 2013)
PHR Reports by Holly G. Atkinson, MD, FACP
- Massacre in Central Burma (May 20, 2013)
- Weaponizing Tear Gas (August 1, 2012)
- Under the Gun: Ongoing Assaults on Bahrain's Health System (May 21, 2012)


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UNDATED (CNN) -- As "One World Trade Center" nears completion, a reminder of the collapse of the original towers has apparently come to light.
Efforts are underway to retrieve what's believed to be a piece of one of the doomed planes. It wasn't found until a few days ago. it may have been hiding there for more than 11 years.
The discovery of what authorities believe is the landing gear of one of the two planes that crashed into the twin towers on 9/11 is remarkable.
For one, the sheer size of the piece: 5 feet by 4 feet by 17 inches. then, there's the location of it: in a narrow space just 18 inches wide, wedged between two buildings; one of them, the site of that controversial Islamic community center.
The part was first discovered on Wednesday by surveyors who saw something suspicious and alerted authorities. NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly says, "They look at it, they're not certain what it is, our emergency service unit responds. As you get closer on the part, you see a serial number and you see the word, 'Boeing,' before that serial number."
It is then that investigators realize what they have, but how did it get there? Kelly says, "It certainly is possible that it was wedged down there and went directly into the alley. Depends on the angle at which it hit. We're also looking into the possibility that it was lowered by a rope."
If you look closely at a photo, there is clearly rope tangled in the wreckage, but why would anyone deliberately put it here, if that is indeed what happened? Nobody knows.
What is clear is that investigators will be back on Monday for about a week, to look for toxic material and human remains.
Jim Riches is a retired deputy chief at the New York City Fire Department. His son, Jimmy, was also a firefighter, who on 9/11, ran bravely into the north tower to try to save lives. The 29-year-old never came out.
Riches says, "I stayed down there from September 11th, that day, and dug on my hands and knees until we found him on his brother's birthday, March 25, 2002. And me and his three brothers carried his body out of Ground Zero. And that's what we hope for the 1000 other families who've never recovered anything, to at least be able to go to a cemetery and leave some flowers.
One of the questions investigators will want answered is if this piece is indeed from 9/11, which plane did it come from? Did it come from American Airlines flight 11 which crashed into the north tower? Or United flight 175 which slammed into the south tower?
Another question is: how will they remove this massive piece of fuselage from this narrow space?
Will the buildings have to be demolished? For now, those questions remain unanswered.


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Except I paid $80 for the H1s
Except I paid $80 for the H1s
Not a sale (deal) per say, but the Blox BE5 is back in stock for $95 shipped.
I bought one from the "first batch" and they sound like the GR07BE without the isolation and prone to sibilance.
These are my only higher end pair of earbuds so I cannot compare to the likes of other Blox or Yuin pairs.
I also use Yurbud covers http://yurbuds.com/products/enhancers/
$10 for 2 pairs
These covers help with comfort, bass improvements, and keeps them on the ear from tugs.
EDIT: I clicked refresh on the Blox site and they just got out of stock.
I don't know if anyone wants a new mechanical keyboard, but the cm Storm Quickfire stealth is going for 55 after a rebate from amazon
It is only for the browns though
I don't know if anyone wants a new mechanical keyboard, but the cm Storm Quickfire stealth is going for 55 after a rebate from amazon
It is only for the browns though
How low is this price in the grand scheme of things (compared with other prices this keyboard has sold at, and the average price for a mechanical keyboard)?
It's probably an averageish sale price, good in general for a mechanical keyboard which run from as far as I know 35$-$300ish.
Its a fairly low but not amazing price for a well recommended keyboard. To put it into perspective it'll be like having the M50's on sale for $95. I would have gotten one to replace my crappy monoprice mech if it weren't for the switches (I like blue) and it being ten-keyless
Why are people getting into mechanical keyboards? What's the difference to non-mechanical? Marketing hype?
Funny comment considering how esoteric this site is.
The only thing they offer is a better typing experience. Spending 50-100$ on a better typing experience pays off if you find yourself on a desktop or typing a lot. ( Even if the experience is only marginally better )
Kind of like paying for a comfy chair if you sit a lot. ^^
The crisp clicks and tactile feedback make typing more enjoyable ( More like less unpleasant I guess )
If you get one go for the blues.
First one I got had brown switches, while nicer than normal keyboards they just lack the satisfying feedback that blues give you. ( They are a lot 'crunchier' )
Reds = Terrible for typing/coding. Great for gaming.
Blues = Absolutely the best for typing. Bad for gaming.
Browns = Middle ground for typing and gaming.
Blacks = Gaming oriented, but harder to press than reds, most people prefer reds for gaming.


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By Guest Writer on 15th December 2013, in Beauty, Beauty How-To, Fashion & Beauty, Makeup & Skincare
Auckland's Shelley Taunt (44) is director of actor's agency Talento.
My beauty philosophy is… I love reading magazines for the the latest skincare products and the results they achieve, then try them out for myself.
The skincare products I can't live without are… I'm a serum junkie. I use them morning and night and love trying new ones. At present, one of my favourites is the SK-II Facial Treatment Essence.
My haircare secret is…I only wash and style my hair every four to five days, as over-washing removes all the natural oils. I use a dry shampoo in-between.
The must-have products in my make-up bag are… Billion Dollar Brows Brow Powder in taupe and Billion Dollar Brows Duo Pencil Highlighter. It's amazing what a difference groomed brows make. I've just discovered Coola SPF 30 Mineral Sunscreen Tinted Moisturiser, which is all I use on weekends. I set it with Nars Light Reflecting loose Setting Powder, as my skin tends to be on the oily side. Stila One Step Correct Serum is another recent discovery to cut down on the shiny look. I never travel without Trilogy Everything Balm. It serves as a moisturiser, lip balm and massage oil all in one.
My favourite beauty treat is… I love a blow wave at Dry & Tea, as it sets me up for the week.
My biggest beauty sin is… Falling into bed too tired to remove my make-up.
The best thing my mother taught me about beauty was… She was a big advocate of "less is more". Gone are


text: Garrett Long | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Garrett Long Performer Female ProductionsAwards ProductionsDate of ProductionsBonnie and Clyde[Musical, Drama, Original] Performer: Garrett Long [Ensemble] Understudy: Garrett Long [Blanche Barrow, Emma Parker, Cumie Barrow, Governor Ferguson]Dec 01, 2011 - Dec 30, 2011South Pacific[Musical, Drama, Revival] Performer: Garrett Long [Ensign Sue Yaeger, Ensemble] Understudy: Garrett Long Ensign Nellie ForbushEnsign Dinah Murphy - ReplacementApr 03, 2008 - Aug 22, 2010 2002 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actress in a MusicalGarrett Long (for "The Spitfire Grill") [nominee] Find out where Garrett Long and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)