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Cos Cob, Connecticut – Albin, a legendary name in boat building, plans include new models and the continued success of its proven line. Albin world class yachts possesses a long and amazing history and have definitely produced an impact on boating and yachting that spanned from Europe to America and around the world. The Albin name is well known in Europe and the U.S. for building marine engines and in both power and sail vessels. Only a very few companies such as Chris Craft share a history that has actually spanned three centuries.
Originally founded in 1899 by Albin Larson, a Swede with a vision, the original Albin company was centered on the design and manufacturing of marine diesel engines. The company then went on to boat building eventually building both power and sail. Her sail boats are still some of the most sought after pre-owned sailing vessels in worldwide markets. For over 50 years after its creation in 1899, Albin grew and became well known throughout the European market for dependable marine diesel engines.
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In 1964 Fred Peters, a Dutch seaman with a lifelong love of the sea, boats and boating, became involved with Albin. By 1966 he became President of Albin (USA). By 1974 Fred, who is now a legendary figure in the American boating and yachting industry, became the sole owner of Albin USA worldwide. Fred is most known for two momentous accomplishments;
A. Bringing Taiwan Trawlers to America, establishing Taiwan as a recognized manufacturing base for boats and yachts.
B. The introduction of the most popular line of down-east boats with the 25 Albin, the 27 Albin and the 28 Albin. This new style of boats caught the imagination of boaters looking for rugged quality construction along with sea worthiness at a fair and reasonable price. Many followed this lead and a new market was created in the "Down-easter."
Albin went on to build boats in Taiwan, China and the U.S. Around 1977 Albin sold their marine engine division to Volvo Penta who had been searching for a reliable marine engine. Thus, a lifetime relationship between Volvo and Albin began. Albin continued on building vessels in power and sail.
Albin's entry into the U.S. manufacturing market began with vessels originally built in Connecticut. After moving several times, Albin eventually took over the 147,000 square foot Pearson Sailboat factory in Portsmouth, RI. A magnificent facility on 40 plus acres backed up to Narragansett Bay. The future was bright and for many years this facility constructed some of the finest boats and yachts in the world with the pride of the Rhode Island ship builders that are still a vibrant part of Rhode Island and New England. New models were developed in Portsmouth and were introduced to a vibrant and growing worldwide market complete with a dealer network including domestic and worldwide locations. New models included a line of trailerable Albins including a center console 26' diesel and an entry level cruiser.
In October of 2007 during the midst of one of the biggest downturns in the history of the marine industry and foreseeing that this time would be a long down market for boating and boaters, Albin halted production on their small boat line, (26' to 35') at the Portsmouth, RI facility. However, determined to weather the economic tsunami that had devastated the U.S. and worldwide economies, Albin went to a program of building boats and yachts for specific order only. This allowed the centenarian company to survive, streamline the company and develop a new contemporary business model that would carry it into future markets worldwide.
2007 to present; Albin continues to construct the larger yacht line on demand in China and Taiwan. In 2009-10 Alin introduced a brand new 46' Albin TE. The 46 TE is built in Kaohsiung, Taiwan by the same building family that is responsible for other Mega Yacht lines. Albin continues to build the 45 Albin Command Bridge, a very successful model, and a new 50 Albin Command Bridge in China. The 45 is now offered with a variety of new options.
In 2008 Albin granted Shamrock Boats (Shamrock's parent company, Palmer Marine Inc. and Bladen Composites, LLC) a license to build the Albin 28 TE at their North Carolina facility. This was short lived and Shamrock closed its doors within a year. The following year Albin recognized that the boating recession would not last forever looked for a new strategic partner for the renewed construction of the Albin 28, the most popular of all the Albin's, and reconnected with their previous plant manager Joe Daponte, now president of C & C Composites. C & C also builds North Coast Boats and hold building contracts with Hunt, J Boats and Vanquish. Albin granted C & C a license to build the Albin 28. Albin management plans as the market continues to improve to resume production of the remaining Albin line of boats and yachts 26' through 36' domestically and 42' through 85' in Taiwan and China.
Albin, now with the assistance of a plan of strategic partners, brings together an alliance of Albin, builders, designers and a sales force to create a new and dynamic Albin program for the new generation of Albin. This new program will range from the Albin 26 TE through their biggest offered yacht, a magnificent Sparkman Stephens check name, Sparkman, Stephens or Sparkman and Stephens designed 65' Albin Motor Yacht. Plus, coming within two years the biggest Albin ever, the 85' Albin Express. Both the 65 and 85 will feature the very traditional Sparkman, Stephens design along with the Albin North Sea model's ruggedness and American luxury accommodations. The 26' through the new 36' line will be built in Bristol, RI and the larger yachts, the new 42 North Sea Cutter through the 85 Motor Yacht will be designed by Sparkman, Stephens and built primarily in Taiwan. However, the 45 North Sea Cutter and 50 Command Bridge will continue to be built in China. All models are available with all major engine manufacturers and the larger yachts feature the Volvo IPS drive as standard equipment.
A new large focus will be on the IPS or "pod drive" power systems which Albin views as the "future power delivery systems and the most efficient new technologies," and an offering of a large and expanded list of options and accessories.
Fred Peters and Albin Marine after 112 years are still going strong and forging ahead to the new generation of Albins. Today, sales of the entire line can be had through the strategic partnership of Albin Yachts, Robert Christopher Yachts, Sparkman and Stephens along with C & C Composites as the builder. Domestically manufactured models will be 26' through 36' and Taiwan and China source will build the 42' through 85' models.
A new horizon and a new generation of Albin are now part of a maritime heritage spanning three centuries. Albin management and strategic partners express their thanks to the past and future Albin family of owners, suppliers and partners. Interested persons may contact Albin Marine or Robert Christopher Yacht Sales for more information or for assistance in creating their next perfect boat or yacht. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 203 356 0400
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Just When You Thought it was Safe to Forget about Burma
More on the protests in Pakokku here. Not a lot of information yet.
Boycott Burmese blood rubies. Who buys rubies anyway?
A nice CS Monitor article on the fragile state of Asia's 'petrol politics' (fuel prices, lest we forget, touched off the Burmese protests in the first place.)
And more on Burma's child soldier problem, the worst in the world and getting worse.
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Happy Memorial Day everyone. I'm turning over the blog today - as I do on occasion - to star intern Katherine Bernot, a senior at Northwestern. Her occasional series, "Young and Hungry" profiles joints around Chicago where she and her friends can eat well for about $10 a person.
At Han Bat, less is more. This unassuming Korean restaurant in Lincoln Square serves a simple ox bone soup and not much else. The milky white broth, called seolleongtang, might at first seem too basic to build a whole business around, but this soup at Han Bat is minimalist perfection.


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As sailing tries to broaden its base, the most desirable Olympic boats for the new and developing sailing nations are the single person boats, one-designs which are relatively inexpensive to build, the Laser and the windsurfer.
Start - Laser Worlds 2010, Hayling Island, UK
Now the Laser has climbed past the 200,000 boat mark. And even better news with new Laser prices dropping as volumes continue to climb. Chris Caldecoat, the CEO of Australasian Laser builder Performance Sailcraft Australia has announced that the first of the new 200,000 plaques have arrived and boats starting from 201500 are available for immediate delivery.
Chris explains some welcome 'Performance Sailcraft Australia is currently experiencing high production volumes due to upcoming world events. With increased manufacturing comes better buying volumes and production efficiencies coupled with the strengthening AUD, we are able to make the following price reductions. The Laser Full, Radial and 4.7 rig, are now listed at AUD$7,700 and Laser sails, both North and Hyde brand have been reduced to AUD$583'
The climb from hull 1 to Hull 200,000 began in 1969 when Canadian yachting journalist and boat designer Bruce Kirby was commissioned to design a dinghy small enough to be carried on a car roof rack. The design was for a camping equipment supplier, however that original design was never taken up.
The plans remained in Kirby's file until the following year when One Design and Offshore Yachtsman magazine, of which Kirby was the Editor, held a regatta for boats under $1000 at the Playboy Club at Lake Geneva in Wisconsin. It was called 'The America's Teacup Regatta'.
The first prototype, weighing in at 109 pounds, was named the 'Weekender' with sail number TGIF, the abbreviation for 'Thank God It's Friday'. (That was Hans Fogh's idea - he was another Canadian Finn sailor and the sailmaker and the first sailor to helm the dinghy.)
The Weekender TGIF on Lake Geneva
This week Kirby described the early days of the Laser.
'There were two boats of note at the Teacup Regatta, one was the Weekender and the other one was the Windsurfer.
'The Weekender was brand new, on that weekend. It had never been in the water before - literally, it had never been launched. In fact the hull and the masts arrived separately – but the windsurfer had been around for about three years.
'The kid who sailed the windsurfer in the America's Teacup Regatta was Matt Schweitzer, the 14 year old son of the inventor of the windsurfer Hoyle Schweitzer, who filed for a patent on the windsurfer in 1968.
'It was really funny because young Matt had to a 720 in one race and of course he just spun the board with his feet and kept on going. It was the darndest thing. The middle of the boat never moved, just the ends of it spun around twice and he just kept on going.
''Our prototype boat in that America's Teacup Regatta weighed only 109 pounds, it was 25 pounds under what turned out to be the proper weight. Hans explained that it had too much weather helm and so the builder Ian Bruce, built a second boat with a mast slot, so the mast could be moved back and forth while we played with the helm on the boat.
'In November of 1970 at the Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club, Ian asked a science student at McGill University 'have you got any ideas for a name? We've got this boat ready to be produced and we don't have a name for it yet.'
'Weekender was the only name we had and none of us really thought that was the right name.
Bruce Kirby
'This young lad said 'why don't you call it something scientific the young people will identify with?'
'And Ian said 'do you mean something like Laser?' And the kid said 'yeah, that would be a great name.'
'Ian yelled down the table at me 'how about Laser?' And I said 'that sounds pretty good.'
'And so it was the Laser...
'The first legal boat that weighed what we decided was within the range had the mast and everything in the right place, was built in December 1970, my boat was the boat from which all other Lasers has been copied. I sailed it for 18 years.
'We put a 100 on the sail, because of the two prototypes that had gone before. I eventually changed that to a zero because it didn't make any sense to have a 100 on the sail and the builder had forgotten to put a number on the hull, which you have to do.
'The number on a Laser used to be underneath the bow - the bow-eye on the old Lasers, the number used to be under that. Later the number had to be put on the transom, I think the US Coast Guard specified that.
'We sold 141 Lasers at the New York Boat Show in 1971 and on she took off from there.'
They certainly did take off and by the time of the Australian launch, one of the images used in the campaign was hull 6222 and one of the first boats sailed in Australia was 8000.
Laser 6222 September 1973 - Modern Boating (Australia)
Kirby continues.
'In 1989 the Mystic Seaport regatta (at Mystic Connecticut) asked could they exhibit it (my boat) and its been there ever since.
'Mystic is a magnificent museum but it is nearly all old stuff – timber boats.
'And among the exhibits is my good old Laser Zero. I think it was the first fiberglass boat in the museum.
'It was hand laid up and it was very nicely built, very stiff. It held its stiffness and quality for years and years. It was sailed hard - a lot. I think it is probably still a good boat. It started off Tangerine Yellow, but the sun took its toll and in its last few regattas the colour was listed as awful orange.'
Kirby concluded by saying 'And now we are ticking to Laser number 200,000. But that is another story……'
The 2009 Nautel Laser Worlds and Masters World Championships - Margaret's Bay, New Halifax, Nova Scotia
Footnote: 81 year old Bruce Kirby is still an active sailor, although he no longer sails Lasers. He is off to his third Sonar World Championships in Scotland in 2011.
Laser designer Bruce Kirby's famous first rough sketch - note not a paper napkin


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Los Angeles was happier to finish off their series with Denver than you know. It seems every time a Laker goes to Colorado — BAM! — one of them goes on trial for something sexual. The latest is Shannon Brown, who's being sued for what's ominously called a "sex-related incident."
The incident dates back to January, when Brown was with the Charlotte Bobcats on a road trip to Denver. Police investigated but declined to pursue charges, and the Lakers weren't even informed of it when they traded for Brown. But as we've learned from another SoCal athlete, criminal cases and civil cases are two different things.
"The truth is going to come out. I didn't do nothing. I'm innocent and we're just going to let it take its course," Brown said.
Brown's agent, Mark Bartelstein, says police looked into the woman's claim within a day or two after she made her complaint, and "prosecutors found nothing to pursue." He says the Bobcats looked into it, and Brown hired a private investigator, and both came to the same conclusion.
"There was absolutely nothing to it," Bartelstein said. "I find it very interesting all of a sudden Shannon Brown has some success and someone decides to sue him civilly. People can draw their own conclusions. I stand by Shannon Brown. Everything Shannon has said to me as to what happened, the prosecutor verifies."
So, yeah, I know the burden of proof is much lower for a civil suit, and I know we're only hearing Brown's side of the story for now, but I don't think we're in for the trial of the century. But the Lakers must still be thrilled that they disposed of the Nuggets before this hit the news:


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1Hiram king of Tyre sent his servants to Solomon when he heard that they had anointed him as king in place of his father, for Hiram had always been a friend for David. 2Then Solomon sent to Hiram, saying, 3"You knew David my father, that he was not able to build a house for the name of Yahweh his God, in view of the warfare#Literally "because of the face of the warfare" which surrounded him, until Yahweh placed them#That is, David's enemies under the soles of his feet. 4But now Yahweh my God has given me rest all around me. There is no adversary, and there is no bad occurrence. 5Here I am, intending to build a house for the name of Yahweh my God, as Yahweh promised to my father David, saying, 'Your son, whom I will set in your place on your throne, shall build the house for my name.' 6So then, command that they may cut cedars for me from Lebanon, and let my servants be with your servants. The wage of your servants I will give to you according to all that you say, for you know that there is no one among us who knows how to cut timber like the Sidonians." 7When Hiram heard the words of Solomon, he rejoiced greatly, and he said, "Blessed be Yahweh this day, who has given to David a wise son over this great people." 8Hiram sent to Solomon, saying, "I have heard what you have sent to me; I will do all of your desire concerning the timber of cedars and concerning the timber of cypresses. 9My servants will bring them down from Lebanon to the sea, and I will make them into rafts in the sea to float to the place which you indicated to me. Then I shall break them up there, and you may carry them further, and you shall meet my needs#Literally "you shall do my desire" by giving food for my house." 10So Hiram was giving to Solomon the cedar timbers and the cypress timbers, everything he needed.#Literally "all of his desire" 11Then Solomon gave to Hiram twenty thousand dry measures of wheat as food for his household, and twenty dry measures of specially prepared olive oil;#Literally "beaten olive oil" thus Solomon gave to Hiram year by year. 12Yahweh gave wisdom to Solomon as he promised to him, and there was peace between Hiram and Solomon, and the two of them made#Literally "cut" a covenant.
13Then King Solomon conscripted a forced labor from all Israel, and the forced labor numbered thirty thousand men. 14He sent them to Lebanon, ten thousand every month;#Literally "in the month" the work groups were a month in Lebanon and two months at home; now Adoniram was over the forced labor. 15Solomon had seventy thousand common laborers#Literally "carrying burden" and eighty thousand stone craftsmen in the hill country. 16Besides the chiefs of the officers Solomon had, there were three thousand three hundred having charge over the people who were doing the work. 17When the king commanded, they quarried great stones and precious stones to lay the foundation of the house with hewn stones. 18So Solomon's builders and Hiram's builders and the Gebalites hewed stones, and they prepared the timber and the stone to build the house.
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Graduating with a first class honours degree in Genetics and Cell Biology at Dublin City University, Ireland, I worked at UPENN for a year as a research technician in the Institute of Translational Medicine.
Following award of my IRCSET scholarship I began investigation of molecular adaptations in genes associated with aging and disease in placental mammals. I used heterogeneous models to identify the earliest diverging placental mammal as the ancestor to Afrotherians (e.g. Elephants and Manatees) and Xenartha (e.g. Armadillos and Sloths).
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Doctors Contemplate Unintended Consequences of Obamacare, Such As... Fewer Doctors
2:13 PM, Aug 20, 2009 • By MARY KATHARINE HAM
Marshall Ackerman, who's been a doctor since 1969 in the D.C. metro area, doesn't much appreciate the characterization of doctors during the health care debate. Click through to read the whole thing for the full extent of Obama's, shall we say, "misinformation" about physicians.
But that's not why Ackerman is anti-Obamacare. He charts his first-hand experience with the changes Medicare brought to his profession and wonders what further government involvement will do to the men and women we depend on to treat the rest of us:
I have been a practicing orthopedic surgeon for 40 years. I have observed profound changes in my profession since the advent of Medicare, changes that have affected patients' access to care. As reimbursements plummeted, internists abandoned hospital care to the new specialty of hospitalists, created boutique practices and stopped participating with health insurance companies. Physicians in all specialties have been retiring at earlier ages than ever before....
Consider the implications when a global fee will be paid to the hospital: Then hospital and physician incentives will be aligned, and patients will bear the cost of the search for ever-cheaper implants and techniques, such as a return to cemented total hips. Forget metal-on-metal bearings, resurfacing, rotating platforms, high-flex knees, navigation systems or bilateral replacements. And if our hospitals are financially penalized for occurrences such as infection and deep-vein thrombosis after surgery, who will operate on the obese, the hypertensive or the diabetics among us? Experience with government funding reveals a never-ending spiral of decreased reimbursements in the name of restraining costs. In the end, this will come out of the care we all receive.
The effects of government intervention with price controls is something liberals don't address well. Being a doctor is a complex job that requires many years of very expensive training, and extremely expensive malpractice insurance. Making a decent living after those years of schooling is what makes the profession attractive enough to bring some of America's best and brightest to it. When government uses its "negotiating power" to bring down the cost of medical care by artificially setting prices below what the market can sustain, the system will lose doctors. They deserve a reward for their efforts- beyond the great honor of having their motives impugned by the president of the United States in a health care speech, of course.
The men and women who treat us every day do not have to be doctors, as anesthesiologist Ronald Dworkin notes in today's WSJ:
The progressives' third mistake is to skimp on anesthesiology. In no medical specialty is the spread between the Medicare rates and private insurance rates greater. Progressives expect to pay anesthesiologists Medicare rates, which are 65% less than private insurance rates, without any change in the system. But there will be changes.
Some anesthesiologists will leave the field. They are already faced with lawsuits at every turn. Something else has happened in America that threatens to tip the balance for anesthesiologists. Americans have grown very fat. This complicates anesthesia tremendously. Putting in IVs, spinals and epidurals is harder. Inserting breathing tubes is much more dangerous.
Doctors are largely very smart, driven professionals who could become successful entrepreneurs, ad men, consultants, or (gasp!) lobbyists. You name it. Liberals will kvetch that doctors aren't or shouldn't be in it for the money. Indeed, many of them aren't, and spend much of their spare time helping the poor with overseas medical missions, inner-city dental check-ups, and free clinics. But they do and should act in their own self-interest.
When dealing with low reimbursement rates and government mandates becomes "unsustainable," as liberals might put it, they will leave the profession, retire early, and start clinics that do reward them for their hard work.
I have a friend who's a Georgetown med student. He studies and works almost non-stop to stay in school and treat patients. He sincerely wants to help people by doing something he loves, but there should be a reward for his work that matches the effort he expended. There's a reason doctors get paid more than, say, the average journalist. They work harder to get there, they take on greater risks and greater costs, and their talents are arguably more scarce.


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Early Books at the Beinecke: From the Curator's Desk
Introducing: Osborn MS 185 Item 11From Westminster to New HavenOsborn MS 185 Item 11, acquired in 2013 as part of the famed Anthony Taussig collection, is a fourteenth-century English manuscript containing an incomplete copy of the Britton. Written in Anglo-Norman, the Britton is derived from the thirteenth-century legal treatise known as the Bracton, and was used from Edward I's reign as a handy reference book for the underpinnings of English Common Law.
March 18, 2014
Introducing: Beinecke MS 1137From the Prisons of Napoli to New HavenIn this, our first installment, we are pleased to present Beinecke MS 1137, acquired in 2007. MS 1137 is a fifteenth-century, Italian manuscript on paper, that contains two primary texts: an Italian translation of Guido dell Colonne's Historia destructionis troiae and Boccaccio's Filostrato.
March 3, 2014
Exhibition of Byzantine manuscripts at the Beinecke Library hosted by Roland Betancourt, Magdalene Breidenthal, Robert Nelson and Nicole Paxton Sullo.
November 1, 2013
Eric Knibbs, Assistant Professor of History at Williams College (and Yale Ph.D.
October 29, 2013
Two weeks ago, Professor Anders Winroth, Forst Family Professor of History, brought the Library of the Stephan Kuttner Institute of Canon Law back to Yale after a multi-decade journey in which it traveled from Yale to Berkeley (along with Stephan Kuttner, its founder) and then after Kuttner's death it moved to Munich, Germany. Professor Winroth, working with Law School Special Collections Librarian Mike Widener, oversaw the Library's successful transfer. More details can be found on Mike
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Yale School of Music Asst. Prof. Stephen Gorbos used the Voynich Cipher Manuscript, held at the Beinecke, to inspire the text and music of an original piece. "Such Sphinxes as These Obey No One but Their Master" was performed on the Library's mezzanine to a capacity crowd.
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Jimi Hendrix Set For Highest-Charting Album in 44 Years
Billboard -- Rock legend Jimi Hendrix's new archival album, "People, Hell and Angels," is set to debut at No. 2 on next week's Billboard 200 chart -- so say industry sources. The album might sell around 70,000 copies by the end of the tracking week on Sunday, March 10.
The new Billboard 200 chart's top 10 will be revealed on the morning of Wednesday, March 13.
The new album contains 12 previously unreleased studio recordings completed by Hendrix between 1968 and 1970. The singer/songwriter/guitarist died on Sept. 18, 1970.
If the title opens at No. 2, it will mark Hendrix's highest-charting album since 1968, when "Electric Ladyland" spent two weeks at No. 1. Hendrix most recently visited the top 10 of the chart when another from-the-vaults album, 2010's "Valleys of Neptune," debuted and peaked at No. 4.
As for who will be No. 1 next week: We earlier reported that country star Luke Bryan is on course for his first chart-topper. His new compilation "Spring Break . . . Here to Party" may sell around 120,000 copies.
Bryan and Hendrix look like they'll be the only new entries in the top 10 next week. The week after that, we'll see perhaps significant bows from David Bowie ("The Next Day"), Bon Jovi ("What About Now"), the "Sound City" soundtrack and Mindless Behavior's "All Around the World."
On SoundScan's Building chart (below), Bryan is No. 1 while Hendrix is No. 2. The Building tally is a precursor to the final Billboard 200 ranking -- reflecting the first four days (Monday through Thursday) of SoundScan's tracking week as reported by six major merchants.
As for the rest of the Building chart's top 10: Josh Groban's "All That Echoes" is No. 3, followed by Bruno Mars' "Unorthodox Jukebox," the "Now 45" album and Tim McGraw's "Two Lanes of Freedom" at Nos. 4-6, respectively. In the No. 7 slot is Mumford & Sons' "Babel," followed by Rihanna's "Unapologetic," Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' "The Heist" and Florida Georgia Line's "Here's to the Good Times" at Nos. 8-10.Nielsen SoundScan Building ChartRankLW BB 200ArtistTitle1NEWLuke Bryan"Spring Break . . . Here to Party"2NEWJimi Hendrix"People, Hell & Angels"38Josh Groban"All That Echoes"41Bruno Mars"Unorthodox Jukebox"56Various Artists"Now 45"621Tim McGraw"Two Lanes of Freedom"73Mumford & Sons"Babel"84Macklemore & Ryan Lewis"The Heist"99Rihanna"Unapologetic"1018Florida Georgia Line"Here's to the Good Times"The Building Chart reflects the first four days (Monday through Thursday) of SoundScan's tracking week (which ends Sunday) as reported by six major merchants: iTunes, Trans World Entertainment, Best Buy, Starbucks, Target and Anderson Merchandisers. Billboard estimates that they make up about 85% of all U.S. album sales.
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May 9, 2011
How they fared: 2006-08 five-stars
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If recent history is any indication, about a third of the five-star recruits in the 2012 recruiting cycle will turn pro after three seasons at the college of their choice.
With the unveiling of the first Rivals100 for the '12 class, we looked back at the five-star prospects from 2006, '07 and '08. The '08 signees could turn pro after last season, and 10 (of the 30 five-star prospects) did so.
From the 2007 class, just 10 of the 29 five-star prospects remain in school, and nine of them turned pro after their third season.
From the '06 class, the final eight five-star prospects finished up their college careers last fall. Another eight had left school for the NFL with eligibility remaining.
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The Meadows to host 1st boxing card
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One thing Sean Sullivan has learned from three decades working in the casino industry is that boxing is a mainstay, a draw that lures high rollers for the fight and gets them in good spirits.
Sullivan experienced this while working at MGM Grand in Las Vegas, which hosted world-class boxers from Marvin Hagler and Sugar Ray Leonard to Mike Tyson and Oscar De La Hoya.
That's why Sullivan, vice president and general manager of The Meadows Racetrack and Casino, is eagerly anticipating its first foray into hosting a pro boxing show Saturday.
The card is being held the same day as the harness track's richest race of the year, the $400,000 Delvin Miller Adios Pace.
The first bout is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
"I love boxing, and I think casino customers love boxing," Sullivan said. "I think casinos and boxing are as natural of a marriage as you can conjure up. People enjoy the energy. Your adrenaline gets pumped, whether it's a good card or a great card.
"It's my plan and our plan at The Meadows to get more into boxing, traditional boxing, as well as King of the Cage. You're going to see MMA. Our festival area, which opened on Memorial Day weekend, is definitely going to be optimized with sporting events like this."
The Crown Boxing card will feature an NABA USA heavyweight title fight between champion Jason Bergman of Washington, Pa., (23-10-2, 16 knockouts) and Justin Jones of Houston (15-0-1, 9 KOs). Sullivan is counting on drawing the oil-and-gas crowd, considering that Bergman also works for Range Resources.
"The idea of getting these gas and oil guys who are from Oklahoma and Texas to come down here is exciting," Sullivan said. "To get regional or local fighters from Pittsburgh or Ohio is great exposure. We're here for entertainment of our guests. We believe it's complementary to everything we do.
"Assuming this first one is well received and well attended, it's pedal to the metal. You have to quality fights, not club fights. You have to world-ranked quality or title fights, something that makes the fan want to come here. We're bringing it to southwest Pa., because people have asked for it.
"A lot of our high-rollers are big boxing enthusiasts."
That it took five years for The Meadows, known first and foremost for harness racing, to venture into boxing shows had mostly to do with space limitations. But after building a new parking garage, Sullivan said, the casino carved out a 20,000-square-foot area as a multipurpose center where it can hold events such as boxing cards.
The 22-foot outdoor ring and ringside will be covered by a 40-foot canvas ceiling and surrounded by three walls, so Sullivan said the casino will "hope and pray that we have good weather" for the sake of the anticipated crowd of 1,500.
"I've been here five years, and this is the first boxing match," Sullivan said. "It's really more about the planets being in alignment. We really didn't have the space here. To put it on race track like concerts is too rectangular. Boxing needs to be square. Part of it is we took the initiative to build a space. We wanted to make sure when we did it we're ready."
The co-feature is a title fight between Uniontown's Tommy Karpency (22-4-1, 14 KOs) and Dhafir Smith (27-24-7) for the vacant NABA USA and Pennsylvania light heavyweight belts. The six-bout undercard includes Irish light heavyweight Cian Dalton (3-0-1), who fights out of the Conn-Greb Gym in Oakland.
Tickets can be purchased at ticketmaster.com, and Sullivan is counting on a successful debut leading to The Meadows becoming a major player in Western Pennsylvania's boxing scene.
"We don't want to do it once in a while," Sullivan said. "We want to do it as regular as we can. We'll do a couple shows this year; next year, we'll have a card a month. We want to have an aggressive schedule."
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AUBURN -- Shorecrest's season came to an end with a shootout loss in the first round of the 3A state soccer tournament Wednesday night at Auburn Memorial Stadium. With both the Scots (15-3-1 overall) and Auburn Mountainview (17-3) scoreless through the first 80 minutes -- and two five-minute overtime periods -- the game went to a shootout, where Auburn Mountainview prevailed 5-3.
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There's a good chance that our latest commercial depicts something that has happen to you or someone you know. But no need to panic, Universal Hotel liquidators is here with rock bottom prices on sofas! And a bunch of other furniture to boot!
Adventures In Lounging
Hey guys we're back with some more interesting furniture finds. And instead of taking a look at a bunch of different pieces for all over the house (like aquarium headboards) we decided to highlight an article dedicated to comfy chairs. And while we do not dispute the fact that many, if not all of these chairs, are in fact comfy, for the majority of them how they feel wouldn't be the first thing you noticed about them. And that is because they are odd looking. Very odd. For instance how would you like lounging in a chair that looks like it consists entirely of oversized tennis balls?
Or perhaps you'd rather take a nap on a giant, cushioned hot wheels track? And we even haven't touched on the burrito shaped sleeping bag combo. At any rate, you can see all of these high concept vehicles of relaxation here. And if you're looking for pieces that are a bit more down to earth (and affordable) you can always find them at Universal Hotel Liquidators.
Building A Modern Bedroom with Universal Hotel Liquidators
When it comes to business there are a lot of essential parts to being successful. But one term and concept you'll hear about a lot is differentiation, which is establishing what really sets you apart from your competitors.
When it comes to Universal Hotel Liquidators what sets us apart from our competitors isn't just our low prices (though that is a big part of it) but is also the high quality furniture we have available. When it comes to hotel furniture, you have pieces that are built to last and are usually at the cutting edge of design trends when they're implemented. And at UHL you get these pieces for as cheap as we can give them.
Our furniture is great for anywhere in your home but especially if you're looking for discount bedroom furniture. Furnishing a bedroom can be expensive, especially as a college student or an apartment renter. A large part of this being the fact that the modern bedroom has evolved to incorporate a lot of different areas, often functioning as combinations of family rooms, studies and so on. Universal Hotel Liquidators is the perfect place for you to find all those necessary odds and ends. Pieces like end tables:
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Why have a bookcase when you could have a bookcase and a comfortable seat? Why have a nightmare about falling in a regular bed when you could have it in a bed suspended 15 feet above the ground? These questions and more are answered in How Cool Your Home Can Be? 27 Innovative Ideas of Interior Designs. There are a great deal of really fascinating interior design choices here. And our old favorite, the aquarium headboard gets another mention.
Many of these entries are as unpractical as they are fantastical. But there are quite a few here that are rather good ideas focused on saving space like the hidden work spaces and storage space in stairs. Take a look at the site for the rest of the entries, from the outlandish to the clever. And remember if you're looking for something a little closer to earth in terms of height and price then you needn't look any further than Universal Hotel Liquidators.
What is There To Hate About Hotels? A Few Things Actually
So how do you guys feel about hotels? We know that you love hotel furniture (because why else would you be here right?) but what's your favorite thing about staying at a hotel? What about the worst?
We're asking because as hotel liquidators we're tied closely to a hotel's quality control thought process. After all the main function of liquidation is to allow a hotel to clear out items that they deem no longer up to their standards so they can create room for something better. But, while important, we all know that we judge a hotel on more than just its furniture.
The folks at HotelChatter.com recently put together a list of hotel trends that they wish would die. Just vanish. And among them are several entries we certainly agree with, such as paying for WIFI and hotels that don't offer room service.
For the full list take a look at HotelChatter.com's article and feel free to let us know if there are any you'd like to add.
How Hotels Gossip About You For Your Own Good
As we have mentioned before, running a hotel is no easy task. There are just so many different parts to manage and potentially so many things that can go wrong. And then of course, besides the pressures of managing everything from a restaurant, a spa and a pool hall—and the difficulties therein, there is also the "problem" of the human element.
We're fully aware that hotels don't always get it right—because that would be impossible. And we're also not saying that all hotel guests are difficult, but let's face it–some of us just take a lot more work pleasing than others. So it will likely come as no surprise that hotels are well equipped to deal with customers who are less than satisfied with their service. However, it may be a bit surprising to find out that their main tactic is gossiping.
Gossiping is probably the wrong word but they do take note of the interactions between staff and their guests and pass it alone so that all staff members can act accordingly. We recently read about this in a HotelChatter.com article. If you take a look you'll see examples of how staff members were directed to deal with everything from a guest upset with his accommodations to a drunken man receiving the room key for the incorrect room. All in all, the comments they take down are more interesting than salacious and they all point to creating a better experience for their guests.
How Much Do Hotel Reviews Matter?
There are a lot of things that go into running a successful hotel because When you think about it, hotels offer a lot of different experiences to their guests. Everything from restaurants, to pools, to pull-out sofas and gift shops. And why do the great hotels not only excel at all of these things but go above and beyond for their guests? Well for good reviews of course! And sure, a lot of money. But if there is one thing that helps hotels make a lot of money it's positive word of mouth. It's something that has been valuable to the hospitality industry—and really all customer focused enterprises, since the dawn of commerce. But thanks to the digital age reviews have taken on a greater level of importance. Take a look at this article on Hotelnewsnow.com which features a study focused on all of the different factors that play into a guest's decision to stay at which hotel. Here are the takeaways from the study in handy infographic form:
As you can see reviews play a big part in a traveler's choice of hotel, whether it be for business or leisure. Have you looked up your hotel on Yelp lately and decided that your reviews could use a little oomph? Because if so this is something that we can help with. We've been spending years helping hotels renovate and improve their décor by liquidating their properties. Bottom line: liquidation is a vital step in improving a hotel and no one does liquidation better than we do. Try us out.
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Running a hotel isn't easy. We feel as if we're authorities on this because we have to work with any number of high scale and successful hotels day in and out. The liquidation business can be complicated, and while we're experienced and we do everything in our power to make the process go smoothly, that (and selling cheap furniture) is all we do. But if you're the one actually running the hotel the process is even more complicated. First, you have to decide whether or not you even should liquidate. And how do you come to this conclusion? By closely watching your bottom line? The changing styles? Or just taking customer comments and reviews into account? Likely it will be a mix of all three (or more) and that's before anything is even liquidated. Before any new furniture is purchased and moved in. And then consider that this is only one small part of running a hotel. So yeah, not easy.
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The website for Cruise Ship Crew Gambia (CSC Gambia) has just been launched. CSC Gambia is a company founded by Universal Hotel Liquidator founder David White and his African partners, the focus of the company is training Gambian workers for jobs on cruise ships.
Mr. White has been involved in The Gambia for some time, and CSCGambia is just the latest venture that seeks to use the talents of Gambians to provide a great cruise experience for all visitors, as well as great job opportunities for Gambians themselves.
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Sermons for Easter
Our sermon ideas for Easter will help you preach a powerful message on the good news of Jesus Christ. Prepare your message celebrating the resurrection and ascension of Christ with sermon outlines or an entire sermon series.
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Easter Rolls Away the Stones by Stan Coffey
''When the Sabbath was over, Mary Magdalene, Mary the Mother of James, and Salome bought spices so that they might go to anoint Jesus' body. Very early on the first day of the week, just after sunrise, they were on their way to the tomb and they asked each other, ''Who will roll the stone away from the entrance of the tomb?'' But when they looked...( Read More )
The Four Crowds at Easter by Chris Brown
THERE IS A CROWD THAT SAYS: 1. What's in it for me? Mark 11:1-11, 15:6-15 ''I know enough about Jesus to want Him on my side.'' RESULT: 2. I'm smarter than God. Mark 11:31-32, 12:12, 14:1-2, 61-65 ''I know enough about God to make my own Jesus.'...' ( Read More )
A World Without Easter by James Merritt
1. We just concluded one of the most exciting and interesting series I think we have ever done, ever, called ''24.'' It was a fascinating study of the story of the last 24 hours in the life of Christ set in a 21st century setting to the format of the tv show ''24.'' Even though it made for a great story, great drama, great intrigue, and great mystery, nothing in that series would still tell you what is so distinct and what is so different about... ( Read More )
The Earthquake of Easter by Jeff Schreve
Our Savior lives. If you have your Bible, turn to Matthew chapter 28. I want to speak to you this morning in a message I've entitled, "The Earthquake of Easter." Now how many in this room are married, can I see your hand? You're married. All right. How many in here would say that marriage is an adjustment, can I see your hand? Marriage is an adjustment. Now Debbie and I have been married 25 years... ( Read More )
Empty Life or Empty Tomb by David Cawston
A man was blissfully driving along the highway, when he saw the Easter Bunny hopping across the middle of the road. He swerved to avoid hitting the Bunny, but unfortunately the rabbit jumped in front of his car and was hit. The basket of eggs went flying all over the place. Candy, too. The driver, being a sensitive man...( Read More )
The Hope of Easter by Ernest Easley
If there was ever a day that gives us hope .. it is resurrection Sunday! In fact ...that's why the church gathers week by week on Sunday .. the Lord's Day for worship, rather than on Saturday, the Sabbath: to celebrate and commemorate the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ! In fact .. every Sunday is a celebration of the empty tomb! A celebration that of the empty tomb! A celebration that Jesus is alive! It's the empty tomb of Jesus that gives us HOPE! Hope in the here-in-now and hope in the here-after! And don't get the idea that the…( Read More )
What's So Special About Easter? by Ken Trivette
A Sunday school teacher was teaching a group of four-year-olds. It was Easter Sunday and she asked, ''Does anyone know what today is?'' One little girl raised her hand and said, ''It's Easter.'' The teacher complimented her and then asked, ''Does anyone know what makes Easter so special?'' The same little girl raised her hand and said, ''Easter is special( Read More )
God in a Grave (2 of 3) by Jerry Vines
I'm in a trilogy of messages around the celebration of the Easter season-the resurrection of our Lord. Last week we talked about the day God died. This morning we are going to talk about God in a grave. Next Sunday morning, God is alive-the resurrection. The Lord Jesus Christ died upon the cross for the sins of the world. They took His body down and buried it in the tomb...( Read More )
Easter Sunrise Savior by Marvin Patterson
I always enjoy the Easter sunrise service, but it is one of the hardest services that I preach because everyone smells that wonderful aroma of the Easter Breakfast! Amen! Amen! Well, we are going to consider the Gospel of Mark this morning for our message, and I hope it will be a blessing to you as we consider Mark 16:1-8. Author James Bradley...( Read More )
Easter: The Value of You by Frank Pollard
Easter is more than declaring that our God is better than their God. Sermonic rhetoric on this day is often a verbal tour of the graves of religious leaders. We can visit the place where Mohammed is buried. We can see the spot where lies the remains of Confucius, but when we go to the tomb where Jesus was buried, they tell us this is not His tomb. It was...( Read More )
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Green technology
To the editor:
Let the market decide the merits of what's being sold. This is the creed of the free marketeers. How do the champions of laissez-faire keep a straight face when they criticize Al Gore for profiting handsomely by investing in green technologies?
Hasn't the market spoken? Green ideas and technologies are winning out in spite of Republican resistance on behalf of oil and coal and the status-quo. If success in the marketplace is proof of a good product, then how can Republicans point at Al Gore's economic success and not see that on many fronts it disproves their own politics?
Gore keeps showing that green is profitable — and that really irks the right.
Bob Wetzel
To the editor:
Judging by some letters to the editor appearing lately in The Union Democrat, it is apparent that there are still a few politically-muddled "tea bag" high riders roaming the range in our mountain community, determined to be instrumental in imposing their brand of government functioning on us.
Though much of what they present is unverified suppositions, along with poorly-thought-out and vague formulations, they no doubt expect us to buy it.
One writer moans, while health care guaranteed for everyone would be good, that it would result in heavy job losses with a subsequent loss of tax revenue we so badly need. Oh yes.
Another, whether realizing it or not, casts a bad light on "American Patriots" (whom he appears to identify with) in proclaiming, "Government tyranny is rampant at all levels, from local to federal".
We might wonder, is it a carryover from the tea bag affair or a relic of the long-defunct anti-government-taxation movement centered in the Midwest — Wisconsin in particular, as well as parts of surrounding states.
One other notion a couple of them dwell on is the standard refrain of those opposed to a socially owned and administered health care arrangement, that such has proven poorly managed and largely inefficient in countries where it has been instituted, such as Ireland and Britain. So the Irish and British people are too dumb to function efficiently.
Don't try to give us that kind of horsefeathers.
Del Berg
Be a donor
To the editor:
Please become an organ donor. I have always been an organ donor. I made that decision when I got my driver's license at age 16.
I never thought much about it until lately. My wife, Holly Orman, had a heart transplant on Dec.13 at Stanford Medical Center. She would have died without the new heart. She was classified as 1-A, as she was an in-patient in severe heart failure on inotropic support, dobutamine. Within 48 hours a matched heart was found and then transplanted in a nine-hour operation. Now she is in the ICU off the ventilator, doing well and starting to regain her strength.
It is going to take a while, but without the new heart none of this would be possible. It is truly a miracle.
Support organ donation. It can make a huge difference in someone's life, maybe even someone you know.
You can follow Holly's progress at www.carepages.com/carepages/HollyOrman.
Thank you, and God Bless the donor's family.
Rodger Orman, MD
Front-page news
To the editor:
It was with sadness and regret that I read of your choice to make front-page news (Dec. 1) of the sentencing of my friend Peter (Linhart) as a result of something that affected only a few people. Front-page news should be that which affects or is of interest to the majority of readers. This was neither.
As a good man who has served his community, I believe having to register as a sex offender is coverage enough. I see your decision to make his story front-page news as based on what makes provocative reading rather than what is "need-to-know" news.
Marcia Watts
Welcome recognition
To the editor:
On behalf of the board of directors and staff of SOAR (Society for Outdoor Adaptive Resources, Inc.), thank you for drawing attention to our efforts through Lenore Rutherford's piece, "Dogs take disabled into the wilderness" (Union Democrat, Dec. 11).
Many years of struggle have gone into development of our Wilderness Service Dog project, making your recognition a welcome event. It is our hope that one day, wheelchair visitors into designated wilderness will be a common occurrence nationally, perhaps through use of Wilderness Service Dog protocols, home grown here in Tuolumne and Calaveras counties.
Mark Villasenor,
executive director
Society for Outdoor
Adaptive Resources, Inc.
Twain Harte
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Grégory Dubard has run this dynamic and go-ahead estate in Bergerac since 2004, with an 83-hectare vineyard rolling down towards the banks of the Dordogne and split evenly between white and red grapes.
The secret of the Dubard success story? Fresh wines with great purity of fruit, including a Sauvignon Blanc that can give more hallowed names a run for their money, a Montravel of great leesy complexity and a supple, fragrant Merlot made in a way that lets the fruit sing (no oak ageing here).
The Dubards have winemaking experience in regions as diverse as Marlborough and St-Emilion, and this cross-cultural stylistic influence shines through in wines that combine modernity with a distinctive sense of place.
The latest addition is a Côtes-de-Montravel moelleux sweet wine with just under 50g/litre of residual sugar, characterised as similar to Montbazillac but ideally suited to lighter, fruitier dessert dishes – a great-value by-the-glass opportunity for restaurants.
Other wines by this producer
2013 Comtesse de Ségur, Montravel Sec , Vignoble Dubard(6x75cl)
This white wine, fermented and aged in french barrels, offers intense aromas of pine resin, fresh melon and grilled almonds. A lively attack leads into a full flavoured, powerful mid palate where the velvety texture gives a wonderful depth to this wine.
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Soft and supple Merlot blend from up-and-coming young winemaker Grégory Dubard in Bergerac. Lively red fruit with a hint of pepper characterise the nose of this red wine. A supple and velvety palate, accompanied by berry fruit aromas make this medium-weight wine easy-to-drink and ideal for the summer.
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- The Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins says goodbye to the popular series after the final movie is released - Just Jared Jr
- What happened backstage with Kylie Jenner at The Ellen Show? - Radar
- Bryan Cranston tears up over a Breaking Bad memory - Huffington Post
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The noise thundering through the stadium had changed. The confident roar heard all afternoon had morphed into a different sound.
Still deafening. But now unmistakably desperate.
Alabama led 12-10 but was on the verge of losing everything -- a game it had controlled, a season it had dominated, a national championship it coveted. Hated rival and major underdog Tennessee had arisen from the dead in the final 3½ minutes, and after a stunning sequence of events ...
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Date: April 26, 2014
Saxophone colossus Branford Marsalis knows how to close out a Saturday (April 26) at the New Orleans Jazz Fest: Bring brother Jason and father Ellis onto the Jazz Tent stage for a chilling account of "St. James Infirmary." Their whiplash rendition opened with a doom-laden bass solo by Eric Revis, and unscrolled with all the darkness that three natives of New Orleans can bring to a dirge that is in their blood.
It was a glorious climax to a program that showcased Branford Marsalis' powerful working band. In addition to Revis, the quartet includes Joey Calderazzo on piano and Justin Faulkner on drums. Thanks to them, the energy never dropped when Marsalis stepped away from the spotlight.
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Federal Reserve confounds the economic forecasters
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks during a news conference at the Federal Reserve, September 18, 2013 in Washington, DC. Chairman Bernanke announced on Wednesday that it will continue buying bonds at $85 billion a month.
For many economists, yesterday's news from the Federal Reserve came out of left field. Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said the economy still isn't strong enough to taper off bond buying stimulus. The news has left some of the economic forecasters feeling led down the garden path -- a lot of money will have been lost taking financial positions based on the big prediction that didn't materialize.
Drew Matus, senior US economist at UBS Securities, joins Marketplace Morning Report host David Brancaccio to discuss.
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'The Good Wife': Season 3's Best Moments
The Good Wife" despite far too many irritating delays due to various sporting events, but cluttering up our DVRs with the awful string of CBS procedurals that follow the show was worth it because it really delivered plenty of the fantastic (and fantastically bizarre) moments that fans have grown accustomed to.It was a very strong season for "
Alicia and Will
After all manner of steamy encounters in the first two years, Season 2 ended with a hook-up, and this season began with several sexy liaisons and double entendres in the office. But the best moment was when Alicia broke things off because it was just too much for her. Her teary walk away from Will made us love them both even more.
Keeping Us in Suspense
Will got suspended, and after aimlessly hanging around the office, he went home to wallow for a while. Then his two sisters came to nag him into doing something with his life (because being a partner at a law firm is nothing), assuming along the way that he's grouchy because he's in love with Kalinda. Sisters, if that were the case, Will would be at the end of a very long line.
The Boy Is Back
Not that we didn't like Cary butting heads with Alicia while he worked for the state's attorney, but watching him return to his original stomping grounds was quite the delight. And we liked finding out that he'd take Thurgood Marshall and Keith Richards to a desert island with him. The fact that his new job ticks off both Will and Peter just makes it a big win all around.
Interesting Use of Public Bathrooms
Every time Colin Sweeney is in the same room as Alicia, it's television magic. It was no exception to watch her perplexed and repulsed face as he detailed the non-romantic but sexual relationship with a former employee that led to a baby being created through artificial insemination. No one makes our skin crawl like the wife-killing Sweeney, especially when he's talking about sex in restaurants.
Elsbeth's Magical Powers
Later in the season, Elsbeth defended Will, which was great, but if we had to pick her most shining moment, it was when the quirky redheaded lawyer effortlessly put a Treasury official under her magical spell using the power of a beautiful cupcake. She's fast-talking, quirky, and knows her opponents' weaknesses. We'd absolutely make sure her parking got validated.
Liar, Liar
Mike Kresteva has no idea what he's in for, after having irked Alicia Florrick in an attempt to further his own gubernatorial run. Seeing him quickly twist her words into a he said/she said scenario was disgustingly wonderful, especially because it lit a fire under Alicia to help secure the governorship for her estranged husband. This is not going to be pretty.
Let's All Go to the Lobby
We never really cared who won in the battle between cheese and fruit, or their common enemy, vegetables. But we did love seeing Amy Sedaris as the weird Stacie Hall, trying to outfox the normally savvy Eli. And their kiss was so wrong, it was very right.
The New Girl
When given the chance to choose a new first-year associate, Alicia has to decide between Martha and Caitlin. While she picked Martha, she was forced to bring on Caitlin instead for nepotistic reasons. Alicia was uppity about the whole deal but eventually had to accept it; after all, she herself had been originally hired because of her relationship with Will.


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To give you some idea of what we're all about, Here is a quick sketch of some of our foundational beliefs.
So firstly, we're all about Jesus Christ. We believe that Jesus was who he said he was, the Son of God who came and died for our sins. So if this is your first time here, we hope that you get to know Him as we do, because He's truly what life is all about for us!
Secondly we're all about people. Every person who walks through our doors is important to us, so if you ever feel like just another number, we're doing something wrong and I give you permission to mail us about it. As a group of God's people we care about you and your family and we're here not only to feed you spiritually, but to help in any way we can. We love doing it and it's why we exist!
Thirdly, we're all about relationships. We hope to cultivate and grow meaningful and positive relationships between another, but also go further by getting and growing in relationship with God. Christianity is all about a Person, and less about a set of rules. That means that we exist to be in a relationship with Someone, that's Jesus, and merely not to obey a religion.
That's us in a nutshell!
Enjoy the rest of your time with us, and God bless you!.
-Bishop and Rev. Dr Mrs Chris E. Kwakpovwe