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Posted: November 11, 2009, 12:53 am
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Bethesda, MD
R.I.P. Janet...my deepest condolences go out to the family & I pray that justice will be served.
Record Number: 175
Posted: November 1, 2009, 10:39 pm
Steve Backof
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Leesburg Va
I just found out about Janet. Last time I saw her I was in the Marines and came over to visit you guys, and I gave her a ride over to a friends house. That was around 10 years ago or so. It was nice seeing the photos of you guys, and the ones from camping in West Virginia at Lost River. Some very fond memories. Im sorry In the years that came and went That with the military I didnt get much of a chance to stay in touch, but know that I have thought of all of you over the years. I will miss her, and I'm very sad that she is gone. She was always a wonderful woman. Happy and laughing. If you would like to reach me feel free to call, 703-980-2691, Im very sorry for your loss.
Record Number: 174
Posted: September 15, 2009, 3:18 pm
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Austin, Texas 78744
I am so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to all her family and friends and so much for her little boy. I hope the person who took this beautiful life is caught. I will never understand how someone can just take someone's life as if that person wouldn't be missed or the fact that she was so LOVED so much by family and friends and the hole that it leaves in our souls is a forever one. My mother was taken from us and so with all my heart i'm sorry and i know that she'll always be with you and she will ALWAYS LIVE IN YOUR HEARTS.
My deepest sympathies,
Record Number: 173
Posted: September 15, 2009, 3:16 pm
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Austin, Texas 78744
I am so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to all her family and friends and so much for her little boy. I hope the person who took this beautiful life is caught. I will never understand how someone can just take someone's life as if that person wouldn't be missed or the fact that she was so LOVED so much by family and friends and the hole that it leaves in our souls is a forever one. My mother was taken from us and so with all my heart i'm sorry and i know that she'll always be with you and she will ALWAYS LIVE IN YOUR HEARTS.
My deepest sympathies,
Record Number: 172
Posted: September 14, 2009, 2:22 pm
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All I can say is that I am so sorry for the loss that has been felt by Janet's family and friends. My heart goes out to you. You will be in my prayers. It is a nice thing to know that you will be with Janet again. She is taking care of that sweet little baby and will be reunited with you again. I pray that justice is found here in this life - if not the next. My prayers go out to you.
Record Number: 171
Posted: September 10, 2009, 8:44 am
Matthew Baumann
Annandale, VA
Hey C family,
It's been years since I have been in the area and only recently heard about what happened to Janet. I am so sorry for your loss and the world is definitely a darker place with out her. I have been living abroad and was very out of touch with the area. Since returning and hearing about a friend that I grew up, went to all my schools with from Columbia to Annandale has passed is painful to me. Despite going our separate ways after High school I always remember the times we shared whether is was playing soccer, in band at Holmes, or marching band camp at Annandale. I still have the soccer picture from when we were about 6 or 7 with George as the coach. She will be greatly missed and I pray one day there will be closure. Even though she is gone she will never be forgotten.
Matthew Baumann
Record Number: 170
Posted: September 7, 2009, 12:09 am
Debbie B.
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Tulsa, Oklahoma
Dear Friends and Loved Ones:
Please accept my most sincere condolences and very deepest sympathies on the loss of your dear loved one, Janet. I did not have the opportunity to meet her, but from her pictures and the story, she surely seems like a very sweet, lovely young lady whose shy but bright smile could light up a room.
I saw the Primetime special this week, and you have all been on my mind and heart since that time.
Just remember that you have another very special Heavenly Angel up there on your side watching over you and over her special little one, Kaiden.
Remember that the Bible says that "1,000 years with man is as one day with the Lord". So, when you are feeling low or sad, just do the math.... If you live 100 more years before you join her in Heaven, it will only seem to her as if it has been 2.4 earthly hours since she has seen you!! I hope that makes you feel much better!!
I know it seems as if the wheels of man's justice can turn oh, so slowly; but as the Bible says, they will "grind to a powder". The situation will work out, and justice will be served in this world or at God's judgment.
I pray that God's richest blessings will be upon you all.
Debbie B.
Record Number: 169
Posted: September 4, 2009, 10:37 pm
From a newsgroup.
Amsterdam,Ny ,USA
I saw your daughters tragic story on the primetime special,I first would like to extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family. I watched the primetime special along with my 15 year old son, only partially into it I just knew he is responsible for your daughters death. My 3 children and I are domestic violence survivors! I Identified with certain parts of your daughters story, thats how I know! This man is guility!He can run, but a lepoard can not change his spots! My lil girls "biological father" did alot of horrible things to my kids sexually,mentally,physically! He could tell you the sky was purple and eventually would have you believing it!The Family courts didn't want to believe me as well as they waited 11 Months before sending our 2 year daughter to see a sexual abuse evaluator! So, of course they tell me well we can't prove she was sexually abused! I was told by the courts he was going to be allowed supervised visits! In the end he ended up getting back with the mother of his twin sons , she had a older daughter 8years old he molested her, now all of sudden the courts wanted to listen, but it was to late he got away, approx. on or around Feb.14th 2007! The thing that saddens me is I can't change the abuse my children or I went through, what saddens me more is that this man is out there to abuse how many more women or children? I have turned this over to my Lord and Savior! I believe he will not leave me or forsake me or my children! He will get us through our tragic experiences as he will your Family!I will hold You all up in my prayers! God Bless You All! Brenda, From NY
Record Number: 168
Posted: September 4, 2009, 9:41 pm
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Manchester, New Hampshire
I watched the ABC Primetime Special last night about Janet and felt compelled to visit this website to offer my deepest sympathy in your loss. She was such a forgiving person in spite of what Raven put her through. Forgiveness is what ended up hurting her the most but she did it for Kaiden. She was such a loving, caring, kind and considerate mother.
I cannot believe the things Raven said to his new wife with regard to Janet. The part that irks me the most is the fact that he has refused a polygraph test and has not been forthcoming with the police in any way, shape or manner. He is totally 110% GUILTY TO THE MAX!!! How he can live with himself is beyond me...but every dog has his day and his day is coming...soon I hope for your family's sake. The fact that he went so far as to take out a $500,000 life insurance policy on her before murdering her further proves his motives.
I wish you and your family solitude if that is ever possible after experiencing such a horrific loss in this manner. God bless all of you who will forever feel the pain! I truly feel for all of you!
Record Number: 167
Posted: September 3, 2009, 4:07 pm
From a friend.
Franklinton, NC
I'm sorry for your loss and I hope justice is served soon. I lost my brother 25 years ago to murder and though we know who is responsible, there is not enough evidence to go to trial according to the Durham Police Dept. Victims families are always the losers in more ways than one.
God Bless!!!
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Introducing Korongo Airlines represents a new way of travel to the region. The company said it would develop its routes and flight frequencies in three phases during the year, with the first phase entailing eight weekly flights between Lubumbashi and the DRC's capital Kinshasa, and two weekly connections from Lubumbashi to Johannesburg.
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Other destinations to be connected in future development phases include Kolwezi, in the south of the DRC where there is a significant demand for the service from mine operators, Lilongwe in Malawi, Lusaka in Zambia and Entebbe in Uganda.
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Tickets would also be available electronically for the first time in the DRC, while passengers could choose to buy fully flexible, semiflexible or low-cost tickets, depending on individual needs.
The airline would also target international ticket booking systems such as the Galileo and Amadeus ticketing networks to enable customers to book tickets from anywhere in the world.
Korongo Airlines would also provide air-freight capacity in the region.
The airline is a joint venture between Brussels Airlines, which owns a 40% interest and is supplying the leased Boeing 737-300 and a BAE 146-200 aircraft, civil engineering and mining services group George Arthur Forrest, which holds 39.6% interest, and DRC investors.
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"This is so new to me," Cindy Shook told me about her newfound fame after appearing on Auction Kings. "I can't go to Wal-Mart anymore without being recognized," she added. She also explained that she likes the attention and is happy when people get excited about seeing her in person. "It's exciting to see people's reactions. I never imagined this would happen."
Tough, caffeine-loving Cindy is the heart of Gallery 63 from Auction Kings. Responsible for handling all inventory, Cindy tags every piece that the auction house takes in. She's also responsible for collecting money from winning bidders. Cindy and Paul Brown have worked together since the early 1990s, when she started at Red Baron as a furniture cleaner…and quickly progressed to the position of head of inventory. Then, years later, Cindy happened to be on personal leave from Red Baron when Paul was assembling his Gallery 63 team. He asked her to come work for him, and she agreed. According to Paul, "Thank God she did. It would be exceedingly difficult to function without my right arm. She is a fine person and among the most loyal I have ever met."
Cindy shares the same sentiments and told me about Paul Brown, her boss and owner of Gallery 63, "He's fair and I look forward to coming to work every day." These days, Cindy has a lot more on her plate because business at Gallery 63 is booming since Auction Kings began airing. Viewers have really caught onto the show and its cast of sometimes quirky, but always lovable characters, like Cindy Shook. In fact, Discovery Channel has already greenlit new episodes for season two of Auction Kings.
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Auction Kings has two more new episodes for season one that air on Tuesday, January 25th and February 1st at 10/9c on Discovery Channel. If you haven't yet caught an episode, it's great TV that follows the happenings of Gallery 63 and its genuinely entertaining staff, including office manager Cindy Shook.
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Chillán Things to Do
Sighting the Elusive Condor
I have been told condors have been seen over the mountains of Termas de Chillan and near Lake Colbun,Chile, but are primarily found in Peru, N. Venezuela, N. Colombia and Patagonia.The Andean condors can live as long as 50-60 years and can fly up to 18,000 feet. They are on the average 4 feet tall, weigh 10-20 pounds and have a wing spread of 10...more
A Spa To Remember...
The spa at the Gran Hotel was a thing of wonder! Many services were offered and the treatment was first class! Over the four days we lodged at the hotel, I scheduled a French manicure; a 60 minute facial and a 80 minute massage with reflexology. Never have I felt so pampered with such great result. I walked on clouds after my massage! I would say...more
The Thermal Waters
Aquaerobics were given each afternoon in the thermal waters. The depth was up to my neck, so exercising in the water made it challenging for me to stay on my feet. However, it was an invigorating activity! The waters varied each day in temperature, but at one point the reading was 108 degrees. The thermal pool was indoors, but a small channel...more
The skies the limit--an astronomy lesson
One evening a group of us walked a short distance with guides to the golf course, where a telescope was set up to view the heavens. The sky was clear, so that a myriad number of stars could be seen strewn across the universe. I can?t remember a time when so many stars were visible.We took turns viewing the sky through the telescope, which our guide...more
An Oxigenation Walk Through Nature
Each day an oxigenation walk was given by guides who would discuss various plants, flowers, trees and creatures of nature as we followed the trails near our hotel. Although our family would walk the trails each day after breakfast, the guided walk took us further to the rescue dog kennels.Alaskan Malamutes are used in competition and in rescue...more
Why not Flamenco?
I was amused to find Flamenco lessons available at the hotel, so I had to look into them. There were only six of us wanting to get a sample of this dance. Our instructor oozed sensuality at she guided us expertly through a pattern of steps to lively music. It was a great deal of fun and I only hope I remember some of the steps to show my...more
Yoga Classes--a peaceful respite
Each morning at 9:15 am Yoga classes were given at the hotel. Our instructor was Maria, who had studied yoga for ten years. We began with stretching, then were shown various positions in Yoga. We each had mats on which to sit or lie upon. The exercises were wonderfully relaxing and prepared us to meet the day head on! My favorite part of the class...more
A bus ride to Valle Hermoso
Those who desired to go to Valle Hermoso gathered at the reception desk, then boarded a bus provided by the hotel. We drove a short distance (10 minutes) to a public thermal springs where our guide told us a little about the plants and trees in the area.Araucario Araucana, a tree which grows only one centimeter a year, is a protected species...more
A Walk to Gruta Los Pangues
Our hotel provided a sheet of activities available for each day. On our third day, a walk to Gruta los Pangues was scheduled, which began at our hotel and continued down the hill for about 1 1/2 miles. It was a dusty walk, as passing vehicles churned up clouds of dust that settled on us. A St. Bernard dog escorted us down the hill and up the...more
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Experience down home Chilean cooking
"Luis" serves juicy steaks with tasty Chilean side-dishes: insalata chilena, salsa piquante, etc. The service is very friendly and the ambiente typical for a neighborhood restaurant (it is withing easy walking distance from the Gran Hotel Isabel Riquelme downtown). The wine list is limited, but presentable.more
Fuente Alemana
Fuente Alemana is a good value restaurant/cafe in the centre of town. We ate breakfast here one morning, and lunch on a different day, and on both days the food was fine, the service fast & efficient, and the prices were good. They offer many good value lunch deals such as the meals we had: Chinese chicken with rice for 2500 pesos, and milanesa...more
Delicious Dining at Termas de Chillan...
Bountiful buffets were part of our hotel package at Termas de Chillan. Each meal was preceded by a buffet of some type for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Our table was the same one each day with the same waiter, as well. Beverages were extra and not included with the price.The procedure was to begin at the buffet located outside the door of the...more
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Larrañaga Car Hire
Larrañaga is a good car hire company in Chillan. We rented a nice Chevrolet Aveo for 4 days from them, at a cost of 25000 per day with unlimited kilometres. They were a friendly and efficient company and we had no problems at all with the car.
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Gran Hotel Gift Shop: Resort Souvenirs
The gift shop was directly off the lobby at the Gran Hotel. Since high season at the resort is in the winter for skiing many items were discounted when we visited. They had postcards, men, women and children's attire, jewelry, leather products, glassware, etc.
Although many shopkeepers speak English, it wasn't the case here. I did the best with my Spanish, but didn't do well enough to put my questions across so my daughter-in-law came to my rescue! It was very convenient to have a gift shop here since town was at least 1 l/2 hrs. away.
What to buy: Souvenirs, clothing not in season--they're discounted!
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Dressing for Meals
We stayed at the Gran Hotel during family week, which was Chilean summer in February. No one dressed too formally for any of the meals, but men were to wear trousers with shirts or sports shirts for dinner. We wore shorts to breakfast or lunch because we usually had activities scheduled throughout the morning and afternoon. My daughter-in-law and I...more
The Grill and Carbon
If you take good advice and rent a cabin while staying in Chillan, it will more than likely have a bbq pit to cook on. Everything that you need to prepare a meal for a dozen costs about $3 per person. I suppose I was made the grill master because (I'm from New Orleans)? Anyway, I had at least 20 pounds of meat and vegetables firing away on that...more
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Ninja 3-in-1 Cooking System MC700
If you're looking for top-notch cooking performance and loads of bells and whistles, the Ninja 3-in-1 Cooking System is a great choice. In addition to slow cooking, this unit has settings for steaming, roasting, and browning. It also comes with loads of accessories, including a roasting rack and even a full cookbook. The slow cooker can be programmed to cook for up to 12 hours and has an automatic keep warm option as well as a buffet setting. It whips up a delicious stew, tender roasts, and rich broth, but you'll pay a premium price for this model.
Manufacturer's Warranty: Five years
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One thing I have learned here on Sparks is that I am WORTH it! No matter what anyone has told me or I heard someone say that was negative I always tell myself I AM WORTH IT! No matter what it takes I am going to get healthy. Tell yourself this everyday. Be Positive!
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The Bulls dropped to 8-4 following Friday's road loss to the Warriors. Here are three observations:
The Bulls utilized a solid game plan
After all the talk about Jimmy Butler guarding Klay Thompson and wanting Stephen Curry, Butler started on Draymond Green. Coach Fred Hoiberg explained afterward that the Warriors initiate so many pick-and-roll actions with Green that it afforded easier switching if needed.
And putting Kirk Hinrich on Curry for long stretches worked about as well as one can on the league's leading scorer. Hinrich can still represent the physical, annoying defender that elite scorers don't like facing. Hinrich just can't do it for as long...


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Kids catching you dtd...
Yes I do but I'd rather wait for someone else to chip in first :)
A kid at school is showing off his new watch, so little Johnny asks him how he got it. The kid says "I caught my parents dtd and my dad gave me this watch so I would go away"
Johnny gets an idea. He waits until he one night he hears his parents gettin' busy and bursts into their room.
His dad says, "what do you want?!"
Little Johnny says "I wanna watch!"
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OP- you know there is (free) porn on the interwebz if you're looking to get your rocks off on other people doing it...unless message boards are your special turn-on niche...
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My lower control arm on right side is rubing the inside of my rim if I trun my wheel left or right I hear a grinding sound
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That indicates the lower ball joint is seriously worn and about to separate leading to loss of control and a crash. The steering and suspension systems should be inspected at a tire and alignment shop right away.
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Recently we saw the release of one of the most anticipated games of the year, Dead Island. As the name suggests, your on an island full of dead people, or more appropriately, Zombies. You play as one of four survivors who are immune to the deadly disease that turns anyone in to zombies. Your main objective is to get off the island and help as many people as you can along the way.
The game itself is on open world maps. You start on the beach resort area of the island and progress in to the town and then on to the jungle. These are 3 separate maps as such, but once you have unlocked each one, your free to move to and from each location. All around the maps there are side quests to be done along with the main quest, and each side quest obviously reaps its rewards. If its cash or prehaps a new weapon, its worth doing each one to help your fight against the zombies. You also get cash and various weapons by searching dead zombies bodies, or searching the many boxes, cupboards and well, anything on the island.
The weapons on the game are fully customizable with the many materials you find throughout the game. But before you can build these deadly weapons you need to find the blueprints that are relevent, and obviously have the materials needed. for example, one of the first weapons I built was a shock machete. this consisted of a machete, batteries and wire, and it can deal electric damage with the chance to electrocute the zombie, immobilizing it for a few seconds. I've managed to pick up some pretty cool sounding blueprints, but have been unable to make them. But I think we can all agree that the 'shark-mod' sounds ace!
One of the main things this game has been pushing is the online co-op and I have to admit that the majority of the game I have done online with two of my friends and it has been a massive laugh. I would recommend playing online with people if given a chance. Thats not to say that it's not worth playing single player, I've enjoyed it playing single player aswell. I played the last 20% of the main story by myself and had just as much fun. Just missed out on people on the mic shouting about a mass horde of Zombies coming towards them!
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Radio Frequency Signals Ensure ReliabilityInstead of separately turning on the TV, turning on the DVD player, changing the input, and turning on the receiver, these commands are chained together in the proper sequence in a macro, and it works seamlessly with hardware from multiple vendors. The macros are programmed into the MSC-400 and triggered by digital RF (Radio Frequency) from an MX-900, TX-1000, MX-950 or MX-3000 remote control instead of being haphazardly broadcast in the direction of the device. Once triggered, the commands execute without interruption and without further interaction with the remote. No pointing necessary! As a result, the system responds perfectly to your command. Add video and/or voltage sensors (sold separately), and the MSC-400 Master System Controller can test the status of the devices it controls and issue commands accordingly. In other words, it finds out whether your TV is on or off before sending a signal. If you're just getting started, a starter kit is available that contains 6 sleeved IR emitters, 2 video sensor cables, 2 voltage sensors, and 2 serial cables.
Control IR, RS-232, & Relay-Triggered DevicesHigh-performance audio/video systems can include IR (infrared-controlled devices such as satellite and cable set-top boxes, and DVD players), RS-232 (serial-controlled devices such as projectors, surround-sound receivers and media servers), relay (contact/voltage-triggered devices such as lights, drapes, curtains and blinds) and even USB keyboard commands. The MSC-400 Master System Controller is designed to automate all of these types of devices seamlessly, so it can be used to operate sophisticated home theater equipment, audio components, lighting, Media Center PCs, even motorized screens and drapes. The MSC-400 Master System Controller will control up to 12 devices via IR (or 6 IR and 6 RS-232); six IR emitters are included with the MSC-400, additional emitters can be purchased separately. male DB9 and female DB9 RS-232 cables are sold separately.
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France economic growth forecast lowered: Finance minister
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici says the country has cut its economic growth forecasts for 2012 and 2013 due to high public deficit. Growth in 2012 is now expected to reach just 0.4 percent or less this year rather than 0.5 percent, while in 2013, "an expansion within 1 to 1.3 percent...appears more credible" than the earlier forecast of 1.7 percent, AFP quoted him as saying on Sunday in an interview published in the Le Figaro newspaper. The minister made the remarks after the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) said on Friday that the EU member state's public debt had experienced a sharp rise of EUR 72.4 billion in the first quarter of the current year. The increase, the institute said, had taken the debt to an unprecedented amount of EUR 1.789 trillion, equivalent to 89.3 percent of the country's gross domestic product. The gloomy projection regarding France's economic growth prospects indicates that the government will have a tougher time meeting its targets of bringing down its public debt levels to 4.5 percent of the GDP in 2012 and 3.0 percent by 2013. During his election campaign, French President Francois Hollande promised to reduce the public debt, basing the pledge on a forecast of 0.5 percent growth for this year and 1.7 percent for 2013. Sluggish growth rate and serious debt crisis has been troubling the country, which is considered to be one of the EU's economic powerhouses, since the global financial crisis started to affect the 27-nation bloc roughly five years ago. MN/MF/HN


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First timers or returning DEFCON attendees will love this hack. Picture 20,000 people trying to check into their hotel rooms at the same time. Even though everyone isn't checking in all at the same time you can bet if you don't get in early or a day into the con you will be spending part of the time waiting in line, not to get into the convention but to check into your hotel room. You could be spending time hanging out with your friends, exploring the hotel or meeting new people. (Disclaimer: Not free hack, but worth it to many!)
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Persecution of members of the Rastafari movement, a group founded in Jamaica in the early 1930s and who worship Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia as Almighty God, has been fairly continuous since the movement began but nowadays is particularly concerning their spiritual use of cannabis.
The first Rastafari to appear in a court was Leonard Howell in Jamaica in 1934 who was charged with sedition for refusing to accept George V of the United Kingdom as his King, instead insisting that he was only loyal to Selassie I and Ethiopia. He was found guilty and sentenced to several years in prison.[1]
By the 1950s, Rastafari's message of pride and unity had unnerved the ruling class of Jamaica. In 1954, the Pinnacle commune was destroyed by Jamaican authorities.
Attitudes began to change when Selassie I visited Jamaica in April 1966.
- ^ Louis Ea Moyston (23 February 2002). "Leonard P Howell, universal prophet". The Jamaica Observer. Archived from the original on 16 March 2008. Retrieved 1 October 2010.
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Reagan and the Iran TalksMonday, June 30, 2014
In his address to the UN General Assembly in September, 1987, President Ronald Reagan spoke a few words about the relationship between peace and freedom.
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In his address to the UN General Assembly in September, 1987, President Ronald Reagan spoke a few words about the relationship between peace and freedom.
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I've written two articles this past week about policy in the Middle East. In Politico, the article entitled "The Man Who Broke the Middle East" broadly covers President Obama's Middle East policy, and begins this way: Read more »
President Obama's West Point speech on May 28 was an important statement of his foreign policy views. Re-reading it, I was struck by an echo. Read more »
A recent research project I initiated on Israeli settlement policy seems to have created an unholy alliance. After the findings were criticized by both Yesha Council and PLO representatives, a new voice now entered this debate: Lara Friedman, Director of Policy and Government Relations at Americans for Peace Now (APN). Here's a generalization with which I am comfortable: whenever the PLO, Peace Now, and Yesha agree on anything, hold on to your wallet. Read more »
Last September, 2013, after President Obama changed his mind at the last minute about attacking the Assad regime to punish it for the use of sarin gas, the United States entered into an agreement with Russia that was supposed to get all chemical weapons out of Syria and prevent a recurrence of these war crimes. Read more »
Criticism of construction in Israeli settlements has grown in the last five years, not least in Washington–but in this same period Israel has been focusing more and more of the construction in less and less of the West Bank. In a new article at the Foreign Affairs web site entitled "Facts on the Ground: Inside Israel's Settlement Slowdown," Uri Sadot and I explain the story Here are some excerpts: Read more »
Will the crisis in Iraq lead to a rapprochement with Iran? Will the effort to strike a nuclear deal expand into a broader agreement?
That is the nightmare of many of our allies in the Middle East, including the Gulf Arab states, Jordan, and Israel. My colleague Max Boot in his blog today explains why it is a dangerous idea to think that we have common interests with the world's largest state sponsor of terror. At the Commentary Magazine web site, Max has written "Getting Fooled by Iran in Iraq." Here is an excerpt: Read more »
The chaos in Iraq has many roots in Syria, where for two years jihadi groups have been gathering and gaining strength. I've just published an "Expert Brief" on Syria for the Council on Foreign Relations, which can be found here. Read more »
Just days after the fall of Mosul, chaos is spreading in Iraq. The New York Times reports that:
Sunni militants extended their control over parts of northern and western Iraq on Wednesday as Iraqi government forces crumbled in disarray. The militants overran the city of Tikrit, seized facilities in the strategic oil refining town of Baiji, and threatened an important Shiite shrine in Samarra as they moved south toward Baghdad. Read more »
The fall of Mosul, Iraq to a terrorist group should change the American perceptions of developments in the Middle East. Although the Obama administration has spent its efforts in the region on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, that front is actually stable: no one is predicting or expecting a massive collapse into violence. Read more »
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Blogs Liberty and Power An Open Letter to Senator Barbra MikulskiJul 7, 2011 6:07 pm
An Open Letter to Senator Barbra Mikulski
I sent Senator Mikulski a message in support of Ron Paul and Barney Frank's bill to legalize marijuana at the federal level and she replied "I'm against legalization of marijuana." My response is below:
Dear Senator Mikulski
If you are against the legalization of marijuana then you are for wasting 40 billion dollars a year persecuting people who choose to use it rather than alcohol or prescription drugs with suicide warnings on the label. Those who talk about the harms of marijuana are all people who benefit from this persecution. Your statement here shows you to be an ignorant selfish arrogant woman that knows absolutely nothing about marijuana. Like most politicians you know about one thing and one thing only, lying your way into office. The reason you want to keep persecuting people who make the perfectly rational decision to use marijuana is not to protect them from anything but rather because you selfishly think that this stand will help keep you in office. Never mind the police violence your position encourages. Never mind the families you break up, the children you deny parents Never mind the employers that you cause to lose valuable workers. Never mind the brutal treatment of marijuana users in prison who unlike you do not commit or constantly sanction violence. Never mind the enormous expense you burden the taxpayers with. Never mind the fact that case against marijuana is built upon one lie after another refuted by one commission report after another. No, you do what you believe is best for yourself screw the rest of us that is what is important right?
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From the Tony Award-winning composer of Parade, comes the recent off-Broadway hit musical that looks at love forward, backward and inside out. Emotionally powerful and hysterically funny, this inventive musical follows a couple during five years of their relationship. "His" story is told from beginning to end, while "Her" story is told from end to beginning, allowing the audience to see their past, present and future simultaneously.
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Jason's first solo album, "Wearing Someone Else's Clothes," featuring his band The Caucasian Rhythm Kings, was named one of Amazon.com's best of 2005, and is available from Sh-K-Boom Records. His collaboration with singer Lauren Kennedy, "Songs of Jason Robert Brown," is available on PS Classics. Jason's piano sonata, "Mr. Broadway" was commissioned and premiered by Anthony De Mare at Carnegie Hall. Also in the wings: an musical adaptation of the 1992 film "Honeymoon in Vegas," in collaboration with screenwriter/director Andrew Bergman. Jason is also the composer of the incidental music for David Lindsay-Abaire's "Kimberly Akimbo" and "Fuddy Meers," Marsha Norman's "Last Dance," David Marshall Grant's "Current Events," Kenneth Lonergan's "The Waverly Gallery," and the Irish Repertory Theater's production of "Long Day's Journey Into Night," and he was a Tony Award nominee for his contributions to the score of "Urban Cowboy the Musical." His scores are published by Hal Leonard. Jason currently teaches musical theater performance and composition at the University of Southern California.
As a conductor and arranger, Jason's recent New York credits include "Urban Cowboy the Musical" on Broadway; Oliver Goldstick's play, "Dinah Was," directed by David Petrarca, at the Gramercy Theatre and on national tour; and William Finn's "A New Brain," directed by Graciela Daniele, at Lincoln Center Theater. Jason was the musical director of the pop vocal group, The Tonics, with whom he performed at the 1992 tribute to Stephen Sondheim at Carnegie Hall (recorded by RCA Victor); he was the conductor and orchestrator of Yoko Ono's musical, "New York Rock," at the WPA Theatre (on Capitol Records); and he orchestrated Andrew Lippa's "john and jen," Off-Broadway at Lamb's Theatre (Varese Sarabande). In 1994, Jason was the conductor and arranger of Michael John LaChiusa's "The Petrified Prince," directed by Harold Prince, at the Public Theatre. Additionally, Jason served as the orchestrator and arranger of Charles Strouse and Lee Adams's score for a proposed musical of "Star Wars." Jason also took over as musical director for the Off-Broadway hit "When Pigs Fly." Jason has conducted and created arrangements and orchestrations for Liza Minnelli, John Pizzarelli, Tovah Feldshuh, and Laurie Beechman, among many others.
Jason studied composition at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y., with Samuel Adler, Christopher Rouse, and Joseph Schwantner. He now divides his time between Los Angeles, California and Spoleto, Italy. Jason is a proud member of the Dramatist's Guild and the American Federation of Musicians Local 802 & 47.
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Agriturismo Il Campanile is located at the 'Agriturismo Il Campanile' farhmouse in Minori, at the heart of the divine Amalfi Coast.
Il Campanile rental holiday house is located at the green lemons hills of Minori near 'Campanile dell'Annunziata' bell. The house is merged by green lemons plants and wine grapes of 'Agriturismo Il Campanile' farmhouse: choose to stay a week among lemon fragrances, barbecues and a quite relax in Minori, at the middle of the coast of Amalfi.
The house is composed from two bedrooms, a double and a twin room, a sitting-kitchen room with owen, table and chairs; services; a garden where you can have a lunch or a dinner 'en plein eir' seeing Amalfi coast sea and Minori panorama.
Agriturismo Il Campanile's apartment is reachable from the road throught two hundred of stairs, after one hundred you arrive at reception, here you can taste our lemon sciroup and other some products of our farmhouse. Near the reception there is the picnic and barbecue area. From the reception, through other one hundred stairs between lemons and flower, you reach the flat.
The farmhouse has several attractions for tourists who love spend their holidays in the nature without giving up the sea and sun of the coast. At our farm you can:
- Have a barbecue at our picnic kiosks with panoramic views the town of Minori;
- Spend a Sunday lunch with some typical products of Our farm and traditional recipes minores;
- Taste our red and white wines produced from vineyards that surrounding the property;
- Spend a few hours with your children having fun in the opened at the playground with small pets including ponies, rabbits and goats.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Nearest beach
|Minori 1 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Naples 35 km, Nearest railway: Salerno 20 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Sea view
|TV, Satellite TV
|Toaster, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden
|Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Picnic Area with barbecue: The agriturismo Il Campanile has got a picnic area with four wooden kiosks with barbecue: this is an ideal place where you can stay with your family or friends merged by the panorama of Amalfi coast and green of our farm. At picnic area you can taste our typical product as zucchini, melanzane and the red wine of our cellar.
Other Activities: Amalfi coast typical local products
|Further details outdoors
There is no garage; it's possible parking payment along the road below the farm and after you will go up about 200 steps to reach house.
Games area for children.
From 1 October 2014 , to inform you, that will be introduced visitors tax of €. 0.50 ( for person , per day), will be paid to our Direction at the end of your stay. THANK YOU
|Further details
Rates are for the apartment for two people; for four people don't hesitate to contact us, we have a special deal for the guests of Holiday lettings!
The rate is inclusive to access to games area where your child can plays 'en plein eir' with our ponies and rubbitts.
Special gift for parents: a bottle of red wine from our cellar made by the wine grapes who surround the camping area.
The Amalfi Coast region
Campania is a great region with a lot of famous location like Naples, Paestum, Pompei, Amalfi, Capri, Sorrento, Ischia, Positano... what else? Minori!
This region is reputed to be the home of the most beautiful piece of coastline in the Mediterranean.
The Campania region hosts some of Italy's most exuberant and colourful festivals, a great chance to enjoy local traditions and wonderful local cooking.
The area used to be reputed to be the most civilised province of Italy, and the resorts of the Amalfi Coast – Capri and Sorrento still draw visitors from Italy and abroad.
From UNESCO website:
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The Amalfi coast is an area of great physical beauty and natural diversity. It has been intensively settled by human communities since the early Middle Ages. There are a number of towns such as Amalfi and Ravello with architectural and artistic works of great significance. The rural areas show the versatility of the inhabitants in adapting their use of the land to the diverse nature of the terrain, which ranges from terraced vineyards and orchards on the lower slopes to wide upland pastures.
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"Excellent stay, great house, great hosts!!"
We stayed for a week in one of the houses, with 2 your children. The house is well kept, clean and airy. The roof terrace with the outside shower and the garden with the hammock were a favorite of the children. They also loved the playgroud and animals. The hosts are most welcoming, and the cold lemonade served to us upon arrival was delicious. Be prepared to claim lots of stairs, but the effort is worth it. The scent of lemons and the views are memorable. My only comment would be the noisy dog that woke us up quite early in the morning. But I would repeat for sure. The children loved it so much they want to relocate
Thank you so much for your lovely words, I am very happy to learn you, and I hope to meet you still,have a nice day and Merry Christmas all family from AMALFI COAST.
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A 30-year veteran educator and former principal of Seaside High School has been named associate superintendent of educational services for the Monterey County Office of Education.
According to a news release, Mary White has 30 years of K-12 experience, including elementary and middle school teacher; elementary and secondary principal.
She has served as an administrator overseeing Program Improvement districts at MCOE.
In this capacity, she worked with superintendents, district staff and principals to develop plans to increase student achievement.
In 2012, White was honored by Association of California School Administrators as Principal of the Year. She is known for cultivating community relations and received an Outstanding Partnership Award in 2012 from the Boys and Girls Club in Monterey County, as well as a partnership recognition in 2010 from the Parent Institute for Quality Education.
White holds a doctorate in Educational Leadership from the University of San Francisco, as well as a master's school administration from USF, and a bachelor's elementary education from William Patterson School of Education.
History workshop open to Salinas City teachers
The Salinas City Elementary School District, the First Mayor's House of Salinas City, and the UC Berkeley History-Social Science Project are partnering to offer an institute for third-grade teachers.
The focus is on using primary sources, using the Common Core Standards and integrating English/Language Arts and Social Studies instruction.
The First Mayor's House is used as an example of how to help students use artifacts and photographs to understand and write about local history.
The Institute will be held from 8:30 am to 3 p.m., June 18-20.
The workshop is free to the first 20 Salinas City teachers to register.
Information: Mary Randall. Registration deadline: June 7.
One unit available from the UC Extension School or $150 stipend for SCESD teachers.
Rotary of Salinas salutes students, teacher
The Rotary Club of Salinas honored Salinas High School students and a teacher at its annual SHS awards luncheon.
Megann Bispo received a $1,000 scholarship as the Rotary/SHS Interact student of the year; Maritza Cardenas won a $1,000 scholarship as SHS student of the year - finalists Joshua Escobar, Brennan Fahselt, Alyse Herrera, Jenny Pelagio and Aradhana Sinha received $100 cash awards; and Natalia Magana-Garcia, Jose Rene Martinez and Miranda Trayford were introduced as recipients of $30,000 scholarships from the Matsui Foundation for advanced, three-year informational technology studies at Hartnell and CSU Monterey Bay.
Julie Gannon of the Vocational and Technological faculty was named teacher of the year and received a $500 cash award.
Strawberry Commission awards scholarships
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? Alisal High School: Melissa Cerritos, Teresa Garcia.
? Everett Alvarez High School: Angel Calderon.
? Gonzales High school: Jocelyne Escorcia, Jaqueline Rodriguez.
? North Monterey County High School: Daniela Correa Zamudio, Jasmin Melgoza, Arnulfo Rocha Alvarez, Gabriel Vasquez Montejano.
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The Spreckels Union School District is looking for a few, good school board candidates.
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Application deadline is 5 p.m., June 14. The board will interview the finalists at a special board meeting set for 6 p.m., June 28.
Information: Call Lise Belton at 831-455-2550 Ext. 12.
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A summer-long bus pass for youth at a fraction of the cost is being offered by Monterey-Salinas Transit. The Summer Youth GoPass is good from June 1 to Aug. 31. It provides unlimited rides on all MST for riders 18 and under. The cost is $38, a savings of $247 when compared to the three 31 Day Super Discount GoPasses, a news release said.
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