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Dave Mustaine: I Probably Shouldn't Have Punched James Hetfield in the Mouth
In a new interview, Dave Mustaine lists a few of his regrets, including punching James Hetfield in the mouth.
In a new interview, Dave Mustaine lists a few of his regrets, including punching James Hetfield in the mouth.
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine has credited '24' character Jack Bauer, the current political climate and his recent doctor's visit for inspiring new music.
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine speaks with Full Metal Jackie about touring in other countries, his band's album progress and more.
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine has covered Jimi Hendrix's rendition of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' for the new documentary film, 'America.'
Back in the '90s, Robert Rolfe Feddersen was the singer of a band called Loudmouth. These days, he's a folk rock singer who will be releasing the album 'American Loser' on Feb. 25. One of the songs on the album is 'Dave's Lament,' a track Feddersen wrote about Dave Mustaine.
Here's a brain-scrambler to sink your teeth into -- Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine has been incredibly outspoken in recent years about becoming a born-again Christian. However, despite his statements on Christianity and committing biblical ideology to his personal belief system, Mustaine was recently quoted as saying, "I don't believe in religion."
Did you know that Dave Mustaine's daughter is a singer? At only 15 years old, Electra Mustaine recently appeared on the Seattle morning TV show 'New Day Northwest' along with musician Jason Kertson to perform a stripped-down version of the Megadeth classic 'A Tout le Monde.'
Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine has teamed up with the good people at Funny or Die to create a great spoof of Mustaine's recent Men's Wearhouse debacle. Taking the role of George Zimmer, the bearded, deep-voiced guy from the Men's Wearhouse commercials, Mustaine got himself into a suit to promote Megadeth's newest album, 'Super Collider.' Oh yeah, and Mustaine's buddy Kenny G also makes a cameo in the vid!
One of the reasons Megadeth has lasted as long as it has is Dave Mustaine's commitment to evolving the band's sound. And it looks like Mustaine has another trick up his sleeve.
Megadeth are inching closer to a new record. In their latest online update, singer Dave Mustaine provides the news that mixing has begun on their forthcoming release.
Megadeth mastermind Dave Mustaine has been keeping fans updated on the status of their new album by making the most of social media - posting Twitter updates and Facebook postings on all the latest happenings. He most recently posted news yesterday that three new tracks were almost complete.
Scientists love metal, it's a fact. With the metal gods guiding his way, Brent E. Hendrixson, Ph.D. discovered a new species of tarantula in southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. After Hendrixson uncovered the spider, he put down his guitar and wiped off his corpse paint, held the tarantula to the sky and let out a mighty roar. From that moment on, the species would be forever known as Aphonopelma Davemustainei, after Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine.


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Reznor, Trent by QuietDevilsWatch
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A portrait of Trent Reznor (of Nine Inch Nails). Ink/Watercolor/CS4. That is everything that needs to be said.
wow! well done, literally not too many have made his pictures so exhiliarating to look at
This is IT.
The portraits that flatter him don't feel accurate!
But yours, with the intractable water vomit -- yes.
Beautiful work!
So beautiful..
Very cool.
FANTASTIC. Absolutely perfect.
oh my. this is lovely.
Wow, interesting piece. iLike.
jesus christ. thats incredible.
really damn cool!

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A large gathering took place in Iron Mountain to promote and encourage early literacy in Michigan. The event was hosted by Great Start of Dickinson and Iron Counties and included a special guest speaker from Lansing.
The purpose of the event was to bring to light the benefits of early literacy, not only for the child, but also for the community. Some of the parents who are affiliated with Great Start shared testimonies on how reading with their child at an early age is a great thing. â??I just think that reading is very important,â?? said mother, Jennifer Margis. â??Teaching your children, preparing your children, and it's our job as parents to do so, and it's fun!â??
Other parents remarked on the expanding vocabulary their children have as a result of intentional reading at an early age. Community organizations were also present to provide resources and materials to facilitate early literacy.


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- Myfanwe
- Reviews: 1058
A comfortable Stay
The Station Inn is situated between Bristol, Bath and Wells. It is ideally situated for exploring this area of the Country. The rooms belonging to the pub are situated in front of the car park. The rooms are all ground floor in lovingly restored outbuildings. We had a cosy double room which was nice and warm with plenty of storage space tea/coffee making facilities were available and tv. The owners were nice and friendly, giving us a warm welcome on arrival. The absolutely best thing about staying here is the Station Inn Pub and Carriage restaurant which is a converted pullman railway Carriage decorated in the style of the Orient Express. I would definitely stay here again and would recommend it to others.
I booked our room via the 'Groupon' website, I paid £29.00 for 1 night with a bottle of wine on arrival. It is work checking this website prior to booking as the owner told me they were going to do more Groupon deals in the future.
The meals at the Carriage Restaurant and the ambience in the Pub.
- tvor
- Reviews: 799
Beltane Bed and Breakfast: B&B outside the city
The Beltane bills itself as a luxury Bed and Breakfast. It's small, just four rooms but each is a mini-suite with very comfortable accommodations. The main house has two rooms, one on either side of the breakfast room and there's a separate annex building with two more rooms in that. Our room had a small sitting area with tv, along with a mini fridge stocked with fresh milk and water. There was a sink, counter and cupboards as well. The bedroom had a king size bed with really nice linen. The bathroom was a decent sized and was a "wet room". that is, it had tiled floor and a shower in the corner and drain in the floor but wasn't a proper shower stall. Still, it didn't seem to get the whole room wet and it worked well.
The room/suite had it's own outside entrance with a little patio for seating outdoors by the garden.
The breakfast room was lovely, in a room that had an big old fireplace. You pre-ordered your breakfast the night before and there was also cereal, fruit, yogurt available as well. I thought the cooked breakfast was fine though my partner thought the portions were a bit meager.
The rooms are mini-suites with separate living/lounge areas. They supply fresh milk and bottled water in the fridges. The gardens are very nice and they have free range chickens on the grounds as well. They also have a well-behaved dog on the premesis. They use locally sourced ingredients for their food. They have wifi and free parking off street.
They are located about a mile or so up a hill outside of the city centre of Wells near Dulcote.
- King_Golo
- Reviews: 1270
No. 23 Bed & Breakfast: A friendly B&B in Wells
While browsing the internet for accomodation in Wells, I stumbled upon No. 23 Bed & Breakfast. There were still rooms available (no wonder in January, I suppose), so I called and booked a double room. The lady on the phone, Liz Evans, was very friendly - and she was similarly nice when we arrived in Wells 3 hours too early... Liz was just coming home from a walk with her dog, but she showed us the room and chatted with us for a while before we left for a walk through the city. The next morning, after a good sleep in the cozy bed, she made a good full English breakfast. After that, we had to leave the B&B again, but it was a nice stay.
Liz is a very friendly person, the B&B itself is cozy and clean. No complaints.
- trvlrtom
- Reviews: 612
Islington Farm B & B: Convenient & friendly
We stayed two nights here and were very pleased with everything. The B & B is located in an old farmhouse located just steps away from the Bishop's Palace, the town centre and the cathedral. Our double room overlooked the charming grounds of the house with a view of the old stone barn of the Bishop's Palace.
Mrs. Glass was always friendly and accommodating. The room was clean and tidy. We would return here again.
They also offer a self-catering cottage on the grounds.
The property is enclosed by a stone fence, and since it is so close to the sight of Wells, you can leave your car here safely and just walk to everything.
- iris2002
- Reviews: 249
The Ancient Gatehouse Hotel: Historic Hotel
The Ancient Gate House Hotel
20 Sadler St.,
Somerset, BA5 2SE.
Tel: +44 (0)1749 672029.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Prices from £72.50
9 Rooms all ensuite.
2 four poster beds, 2 half testers.
AA 2 Star
Views of Wells Cathedral West Front.
One of the oldest hotels in England with many original features and character.
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One of the oldest hotels in England with many original features and character.
OK - what is old you ask???/ Welll --- think history, think ancient >
The Great West Gate which forms part of the property (now called Browne's gate) is designated an Ancient Monument. Its history can be traced back to the feudal barons and still preserved with the Cathedral records are details of its rebuilding in 1473. During the reign of Edward VI (1547-1553) it was an armed keep and after a period of confiscation it was handed back to the Church by Mary Tudor (1553-1558).
- Sjalen
- Reviews: 3561
The White Hart: Cosy coaching inn
This is one of the nicest places I have ever stayed in. Wells turned out to have several old coaching inns but when you travel as a family, costs can get high for family rooms and the White Hart simply had the best offer (the B&B I originally wanted turned out to be closed in February). Without having tried the others, I can say I am happy they did, as we had a great stay! We were accommodated above the old stables in the yard where a row of rooms have been created which are nicely decorated and have everything you could wish for even on a business trip, such as internet connection. The WC/shower was nice and clean and the beds comfy and after cold February walks, the tea making facilities were wonderful if maybe not unique - we were in England after all. We blew a fuse one evening and that was sorted out in two minutes flat. Breakfast is served in their restaurant and includes anything from full English to toast - whatever you prefer. In February at least, a roaring fire makes it extra snug. All service comes with a smile even though it is clear that it is a family-run business where they often has to work in many positions at the same time and hurry between them. Our daughter forgot her GameBoy on her bed when we left and we only discovered this when we had left Wells but they quickly sent it by mail to us in Sweden. In a big non-family owned hotel, it might just as well have ended up with the staff somewhere.
As already said, the hotel has a restaurant (Brufani) where we decided to eat when we arrived in the evening. Across the street is their sister hotel (The Ancient Gate House) which has a more expensive Italian restaurant but both of these still felt more relaxed than the inn around the Market Place where dressed-up women sipped champagne cocktails :) The two restaurants probably share chefs and we never tried the Italian place but were very happy with the lamb, steaks and cannelloni we had in Brufani's. In a small English town off season, we didn't expect surprises and yet were really amazed at the accompanying roast vegetables we had with our meat.
- cjcross
- Reviews: 13
Furlong House: Superior B&B
Spent one night at Furlong House in October 2004. Comfortable room, quirky shower, good breakfast, friendly owner. The home is in a beautiful setting, very close to the Cathedral. There a great pub/restaurant just down the street on the way to the cathedral.
Would definitely stay here again. We paid 50GBL/night
Beautiful garden setting.
- tomruth78
- Reviews: 69
Homestead Caravan & Camping Park: Camping & Caravan Park
Nestling at the foot of the Mendip Hills in the historic village of Wookey Hole, this park enjoys a quiet and scenic location close to the heart of rural Somerset. Pleasant & secluded, it offers a peaceful haven for those wanting a quiet holiday in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Open March - October with 50 pitches available
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• Eating out within 2 miles
• Food shop nearby
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Category Archives: Food Stories
Misleading Food Labels. The Food Industry: Friend or Foe?
Photo via pickyeaterblog.com I get into occasional tiffs about my undisguised contempt of many food labels put out daily by the food industry. The gist of the blame aimed at me by a few readers is, if I really cared, I would be really grateful about manufacturers being kind enough to warn us...
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Filed under: Diet Fads, Food Industry, Food labels, Food Stories, Gluten Free Recipes, Processed Foods, Stories
Noidue Restaurant: Panini, Coffee and Nostalgia a la carte
There are several reasons Noidue Restaurant tugs at my heartstrings. Some questions come up about it quite often: I thought sharing my thoughts would make me feel somewhat more at peace with seeing a whole chunk of our lives behind us…. Here's why for my husband and I, going to...
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Frying Tips: Fear of Frying Therapy! Latkas and all Variations. Gluten-Free Friendly
I'll bet Frying tips is exactly what you've been hoping for. Ah Frying! The food we love to hate! To make matters worse, taking the quintessential fried treat, potato latkas, courtesy of the alarmist low-carb food industry, the humble potato has gone from being a faithful staple at every table...
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Strange Fruit, Indeed: Horned Melon
Strange fruit is not just a beautiful song. Strange fruit is also what you might come across before Rosh Hashanah or Tu Bishvat on the produce stalls. This past Rosh Hashanah, as every year, my husband and I didn't host the second dinner. Shul services ending mighty late, and a...
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Renewing Vows, the Virtual Way
Recently I said to Sara, who helps me and tutors me in all things technical, I should have more of a profile on Facebook. My list of friends was expanding, G-d bless, and so it would be a nice idea. So we edited the profile to include my status (married)...
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What an adventure it was, trying Gluten-free Pizza on my son Yakov! Yakov is the poster child for the meat-and-potato-and-lots-of-ketchup diet. When he was little, his biggest compliment regarding my food was, "Delicious beans, Mommy. Almost as good as the baked beans from Eagle Day Camp." (I couldn't resist asking...
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1172 Views 1 Reply Latest reply: Apr 26, 2012 7:49 AM by Linc Davis
Linc Davis Apr 26, 2012 7:49 AM
in response to wrowley
See this Apple support document:
Select ▹ Software Update to install the latest Java update (if Java is already installed) or the Flashback malware removal tool (if Java is not installed under Lion), as well as any other available updates. Installing either of those items should clear the infection in most cases. You must update to the latest version of Mac OS X 10.6 or 10.7 before you can install the Java update.
The removal tool runs automatically in the background and is then deleted. Don't look for something to click. If the malware is removed, you'll be notified.


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Chateau Norm, a unique Haida Gwaii experience
From $86 / night
Description from the owner
Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 5/
Bathrooms: 4/
Sleeps: 14/
Type: Bed and Breakfast
Located in the "banana belt' on Haida Gwaii this oceanfront home has a southern exposure in the driest, warmest and least windy part of the Queen Charlotte Islands. Four separate and self-sufficient residences on 5 different levels all with oceanfront views are fully equipped to make your stay on the Canadian Galapagos unforgettable. An oceanfront adult-only hot tub, BBQ firepit, several sundecks and picnic tables on the lawn mean you can spend lots of time comfortably admiring the property's amazing views and exploring the beach. Kayak's and bicycles are available for guests to borrow. Lori's Ocean Lounge on the lawn level is the perfect ...Read more
About the owner
About the owner
Norman Wagner
Norman Wagner
- Response rate : 25%
- Response time: Within a day
- Calendar updated: 14 months ago
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Additional Location Information
Halfway between the BC Ferries landing and the Village of Queen Charlotte on an oceanfront property with a southern exposure. It offers beautiful sunrises, sunsets and the moon shining across the waters. About 2 miles up the road from the new Haida museum.
The lawn leads to a private beach which is loaded with fossils and is a great place to start a kayak trip from or go for a cool down dip from the hot tub.
More About This Location
Beach or lakeside relaxation, Mountain nearby, Waterfront
Getting There
Nearest train station: Prince Rupert
Nearest airport: Sandspit
Nearest ferry port: Skidegate
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11 Reviews
I read through the reviews first, noting the one that said that this was a wee too bland. So, I made this, but instead of using 2 cups of water, I used 2 cups of strongly brewed Earl Grey tea. Now...THAT is what I'm talking about! The floral-like nature of the Earl Grey compliments the fruity-tasting tea but if you like a more crisp or brisk tea, you could use any black tea base. Try it with the tea vs. water; it might change some of your minds about this drink.
A bit difficult to strain, but it tastes soooooooo good, i made this when i was thursty and it took all my will power to make it laste 45 mins lol! to the reviewers giving bad reviews your probobly not using good quality blue berries, or your just crasy
I read all the reviews before trying this myself. It might be the wrong season for this but I had some fresh blueberries we got from my grandmother and had kept frozen, and I was anxious to try my new Christmas present, the Ninja Master Prep. It is really good! I had no way to strain the pulp, but that was fine. I might get a wire strainer and try it that way but it isn't really necessary. If you find it a little bland try adding a little more lemon juice. I did use bottle lemon juice too btw. I am enjoying it right now. Instead of water, I might try it by adding ice in the Ninja Master Prep machine the next time. Thanks for sharing this ratherbeswimmin.
I tried this at a recent family gathering using frozen blueberries. Straining the mixture is a lot of mess and trouble and I thought, overall, that the taste was pretty bland. I still like the idea, but it needs a little kick.
Wow! this sounds really tasty. My girls (ages 3 and 4) love blueberries lemonade. I can't wait to put the two together into one drink for them! I might try my glass spiked with a little . . . hmm. . . maybe vodka? thanks for posting!
I thought this was one of the best flavored lemonades I've tried so far. I liked it a lot more than I thought I would. I did notice that the flavor wasn't as good the next day, so I'd recommend making it the day you are going to serve it.
Using fresh lemon juice is the only way to go with this drink! I used freshly squeezed lemon juice and used up the rest of my fresh blueberries that I had in the fridge. The sugar amount is right on for my taste. Delicious! Thank you, NurseDi : )
Loved it! I made it again and again this summer. When fresh blueberries were scarce I used frozen and didn't strain it so it was like frozen lemonade. Why hasn't someone thought of this before?
I like blueberries and I liked this drink. It is refreshing and different. Thank you for the recipe
I had a lot of fresh blueberries to use so I made this for over the 4th of July weekend. I was somewhat leery because I didn't know if I would like the taste. I worried for nothing. It was fantastic and definitely something different. I used fresh lemon juice and wouldn't recommend substituting bottled juice. I like jp mims thoughts on throwing in a little vodka. Will try that next time. Thanks Nurse Di.


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Charybdis by JMarcDodsonJrWatch
©2011-2016 JMarcDodsonJr
Charybdis from Homer's The Odyssey for my graduate thesis.
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This is an updated version with changes made using the critique I was given by the class instructor this was for, good friend and one of the most amazing illustrators I've ever seen, Christopher Burdett ( [link] ) .
Edit (12/20/11) *
This is an updated version with changes made using the critique I was given by the class instructor this was for, good friend and one of the most amazing illustrators I've ever seen, Christopher Burdett ( [link] ) .
Oooh, that is quite creepy and well colored / shaded.
that definitely looks like it would eat me. Thats a compliment
ewwwww I like
Very nice, and rather creepy, too! You put a great amount of detail into this. ^^
yikes. creepy!!! but very well done
I love the details on this piece. It must have taken you forever!
It was for a directed studies class that I took with a cool friend of mine as the mentor, Christopher Burdett, he's a phenomenal artist. We worked on it all semester, but really the designing of him took way longer than the digital painting. The digital painting did take a while though, but really only because I'm just learning how to digitally paint and create creatures. I salivate at the thought of becoming a creature designer like Neville Page one day
Jeeez! That's a terrifying little creature you got there.
Looks like it's straight out of a Resident Evil game. ^^
Looks like it's straight out of a Resident Evil game. ^^
I haven't played any of the Resident Evil games, but I think it could be fun to face him in a God of War game
I don't know why I think it is cute. Unbelievable.
Pretty darn scary! But.. I.. LOVE IT!
wonderfull piece of work !
What a great creature! Great work on this one!
nice creature design!
wow great detail! looks fantastic
Looking awesome, man. Wouldn't want that charging after you now, would ya?
thats amazing
I was always told Charybdis was a sort of sentient whirlpool. I like this better though, a nice take on an old legend.
According to Greek mythology, which has many different authors such as Homer and Virgil and many many others, Charybdis isn't the whirlpool herself, she is the demigod who causes the whirlpool. She does it three times a day, every day, by sucking in vast amounts of water in her mouth. She is the daughter of Poseidon and even comes on land to cause destruction and mayhem at her father's bidding.
Greek mythology is CRAZY, lol. That's why it's so fun to illustrate.
Greek mythology is CRAZY, lol. That's why it's so fun to illustrate.
Lol that makes more sense. We were taught from an "appropriate" watered down version of the books.
I used to be a teacher and I know how sad it is to teach from a text book. They water down the information so much from most literature as to not have to answer hard questions. It's a shame, because a lot of what is cut out of these classic tales are what makes them magical in the first place. I never appreciated the Odyssey or the Illiad in high school, it wasn't until I read the unabridged versions that they became as awesome to me as they are now. I can understand why they've been around so long now, they're amazing and fantastical stories.
Brilliant re-imagining!!
Thanks I find that the usual depictions we've seen made after the author's telling of the story rarely match what the story told us. Most of Homer's characters were told of in many stories and by many different orators. I like to take what's been said and try and represent it as best as I can. I do still put my swing on the creatures, since that is half the fun
good job
Really outstanding creation! Good stuff!
Thanks, it was a very long process, but I'm starting to get the hang of creature creation, but just starting
Nice design and colouring, looks great, congratulations!


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The community website for Pen Selwood
Pen Selwood parish is situated at the meeting point of 3 counties, Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire, to the north east of Wincanton and is within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as well as an area rich in history. Its residents enjoy the peace and quiet and the stunning views from the ridge over the Blackmore Vale to Glastonbury Tor and beyond.
|How to get there
|Where to stay
|Where to eat
|What's nearby
There will be a meeting of the Parish Council in the village hall at 7.30pm on Wednesday 10 February to consider the revised planning application for the Wessex Water Pumping Station in Coombe Street (15/05122/FUL)
Adrian Carter
Posted by Adrian Carter on February 7, 2016 at 18:30 — 1 Comment
Rachael Whaites, the South Somerset Ranger whose team of staff and volunteers make regular visits to Moldrams Ground Nature Reserve, are looking for volunteers from the parish to help maintain and enhance the reserve. They will be visiting the Black Bin cafe on 12th February, to coincide with their next working party.…Continue
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Posted by geoff parcell on January 27, 2016 at 12:10 — 2 Comments
I've been tracking usage during 2015. On average more than 460 pages are viewed each week.
There is a spike just before the local Parish elections after a page was put up describing the candidates. The website was busier than normal during July before the Fete and Show, and also views to the page for the Horse & Dog show, which unfortunately was cancelled due to lack of an available site.
If we focus on a single normal month, October then we have…Continue
Posted by Admin on January 20, 2016 at 18:00
I'd be interested to know of others' experiences of broadband in the village lately. Here at The Granary, we've had up and down coverage. Lately, however, I notice that the UPLOAD speed has trebled. Downloads have stabilised at around the same they were when we moved in - so no increase, but equally, no significant degradation as was the case late last year.I cannot account for the upload increase, but for me it's welcome. It also suggests some sort of change in the infrastructure. Which may…Continue
Started by Andrew Warren on Wednesday.
I was talking with Jeff Lee at the café last Friday, and he suggested that we might form a writing group that could perhaps meet up from time to time, or perhaps more regularly. No real idea as to the format, so that's up for discussion. I know there are a few folks in Pen writing books at the moment, so this could be a useful way of getting the creative juices flowing.If anyone is interested, maybe post here?Andy WarrenContinue
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Pleased to report 'FLOP' naughty dog found at Stavordale this morning..... thank you BelindaContinue
Started by Belinda Heal Jan 19.
Our 16 year old collie named 'Flop' sent missing in Pen Woods/Stavordale Woods yesterday 18th Jan. She is wearing a florescent dog jacket. Please call 07971955436 if you have seen her or heard that anyone else has seen her. She is deaf but very adorable. Belinda HealContinue
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Dr. Stuart Titus, Ph.D., is an industry innovator who has been involved in the growth of many companies in the cannabis industry, and started his relationship with Medical Marijuana Inc. by becoming its seventh investor. Titus' is also a Wall Street veteran, where he was a bond trader for 11 years. Dr. Titus earned his undergraduate degree at Rollins College, and his Ph.D. from the Open International University.
Dr. Stuart W. Titus, Ph.D.
Chief Executive Officer and President
Prior to Medical Marijuana Inc., Sides served as COO of Hemp Deposit & Distribution Corporation. Sides earned her law degree from Nova Southeastern University and is a member of the Florida State Bar Association. She spent six years on the Board of Directors as Executive Vice President, and as General Counsel for EH Building Group II, LLC, one of the fastest-growing developers in 2006-08. Prior to EH, Michelle served as Legal and Operations Manager for the Commonwealth Network Corporation.
Michelle L. Sides, Esq.
Chief Operations Officer
Robert Cunningham has over 40 years of executive experience in financial services and venture capital. He currently is CEO of The Providen Group, an alternative banking firm. Prior to The Providen Group, Cunningham was the founding partner in Placer Financial Group, a mortgage and real estate development company. Cunningham also served as Trustee for the U.S. Department. of Justice, and as a board member for numerous firms.
Robert L. Cunningham
Board of Directors
Dr. Timothy Scott brings years of enterprise board-level management experience to MJNA, having served on the Board of Directors of NatureWell Incorporated from 2001-2008. Prior, Dr. Scott served on the Board of Directors of ICH Corporation, which owned 265 restaurants with approximately $265 million in revenues and 7,800 employees. Scott serves as Chairman of the Board, President and Senior Pastor of a 1,200-member church and is Chairman and President of Project Reach World, Inc.
Dr. Timothy R. Scott, Ph.D.
Board of Directors
Chris Prine has been CEO of Prines Lines since 1994, which acts as a manufacturers' representative for five U.S. furniture-manufacturing companies with distribution worldwide. Mr. Prine has an intrinsic understanding for the world of manufacturing and distribution. From 1988 to 1994, Mr. Prine served as Marketing Director for the Cleator Corporation, an office furniture manufacturer. Mr. Prine is an industry advocate and San Diego community leader.
Chris Prine
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We track four people on their journey.
We speak to Israeli Deputy FM Tzipi Hotovely
25 Feb 2011 15:02 GMT | Politics, Europe, US & Canada, China, France
The United Nations' top human rights official says reports of mass killings in Libya should spur world leaders to "step in vigorously" to end the violent crackdown in Libya, and that the 47-nation body should use "all means possible".
Friday's session is the first time that the UN Human Rights Council has held a special session to discuss actions against one of its members, with Navi Pillay, the UN High Commissioner on Human Rights, giving support for an independent panel to investigate the alleged abuses by Libyan security forces.
"Today's brutal and shocking situation is the direct outcome of a callous disregard for the rights and freedom of Libyans that has marked the almost four-decade long grip on power by the current ruler," she said."Any official, at any level, ordering or carrying out atrocities and attacks can be held criminally accountable.''
Nick Spicer, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Geneva, said the commissioner questioned if there had been crimes against humanity taking place, terminology which would set the legal framework for any future action. Meanwhile, the Libyan envoy to the UN told the session on Friday that the mission in Switzerland had quit, and employees at the embassy now "represent the Libyan people".Tripoli's ambassadors to France, Portugal and to the UN cultural and education organisation (UNESCO), also resigned on Friday, adding to the growing number of diplomats quitting over the crisis.
NATO also issued a brief statement, saying they would "continue to monitor the situation in coordination with other international organisations", and would be prepared "for any eventuality".
Tim Friend, reporting for Al Jazeera from outside NATO headquarters in Brussels, said that much of what the military organisation is capable of - such as providing troops - would have to be sanctioned by the UN before any action coud take place.The developments come hours before a UN Security Council in New York meeting that will consider actions, including sanctions, against the government of Muammar Gaddafi.
David Cameron, British prime minister, warned Libyan authorities "the world is watching you, and the world will hold you to account".
"International justice has a long reach, and a long memory," he said.Muslim condemnationEuropean nations have led the call for a UN-led investigation into possible war crimes and the use of sanctions against Libya.France has already urged the body to approve a draft resolution that calls for a "total arms embargo, sanctions and asking the International Criminal Court to proceed over crimes against humanity".
Guido Westerwelle, the German foreign minister, said his country was also preparing sanctions, including travel bans and asset freezes on Gaddafi's family, but dismissed economic sanctions on the country as a whole.
Britain's prime minister discussed the possibility of "multilateral measures" against Libya with Barack Obama, the US president, earlier in the week.
China and Russia, traditionally reluctant to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, have supported a statement from the security council issued on Tuesday that condemned "the repression against peaceful demonstrators,'' and demanded an "immediate end to the violence".Charles Nduka Onianwa, Nigeria's ambassador to the UN rights council, said it was "obvious ... that the indiscriminate use of force against peaceful protesters should be condemned".Pakistan also said the 57 members of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference "condemn the use of force"."Muslims will no longer tolerate inequalities and injustice,'' he told the council on Friday."A new dawn has come. The rules of the game have changed. Those who do not embrace it will be swept away."However Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, appeared to write on social networking site Twitter that the Libyan unrest was a "lesson" for right wing governments in the West."Long live libya. Long live the independence of Libya," he wrote, saying Gaddafi faced a civil war.Possible next steps
Mark Lyall Grant, Britain's UN ambassador, said on Thursday that members to the body must look at possible next steps after Gaddafi failed to heed the Security Council's demand to end the violence, diplomats reported.
They said possible sanctions likely to be put on the table include travel bans and asset freezes against Gaddafi and top officials in his government, an arms embargo against the government, and imposition of a no-fly zone over Libya.
Nato's main decision-making body is also holding an emergency session on Friday to consider a response to the situation in Libya.
However, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Nato's secretary general, has already said the military alliance had no intention of intervening in the north African nation, and had not received any requests to do so.
He said that priority must be given to evacuation and humanitarian assistance, and that NATO could act as an "enabler and coordinator" if individual member states wished to take action.
"What's happening in Libya is of great concern to us. This crisis in our immediate neighbourhood affects Libyan civilians and many people from Nato allies,'' Oana Lungescu, a Nato spokeswoman, said.
"Many countries are evacuating their citizens, clearly this is a massive challenge,'' she said.The European Union is also weighing a range of options in response to the situation in Libya, where thousands of citizens are still trapped.
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The governor sent the state's 11 public universities questions in mid-October and asked for answers by Nov. 15. Genshaft, in her response, explained how USF tracks the connection between education and jobs.
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"The Return of the Archons"
Air date: 2/9/1967
Teleplay by Boris Sobelman
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Review by Jamahl Epsicokhan
The crew beams down to a world inhabited by people exhibiting strange behavior: a single-minded zombie-like trance state that explodes into temporary anarchy when "red hour" approaches. Kirk & Co. become involved in an underground movement to oppose the all-knowing Landru, a manipulative dictator that has apparently forced all of his citizens into uniform submission. Appropriately enough, Landru ultimately turns out to be a computer.
This episode is a metaphor for a lot of things, many of them approached with sophistication: anti-communist and anti-oneness sentiments, a warning of calculated technology replacing flesh-and-blood anticipation and adaptability, and the argued need for fighting authorities. But the plot flow lacks a cohesiveness to make it all come together into a unified, strong story with an underlying message. The "red hour" craziness is bizarre but confusing in narrative terms, and other small details of the plot are never fully developed.
Also, we have a slightly goofy resolution in which Kirk Outsmarts the Computer [TM] by feeding it some sort of circular logic that makes it fry itself and explode—arguments that just aren't convincing enough on story terms to be wholly worthwhile. Still, "Return of the Archons" has an intelligent underlying structure to it; it's just too bad the plot couldn't deliver on all fronts.
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I liked the idea of there being an underground resistance, and Kirk et all almost automatically gravitating toward it, rather than the established authority. That's good American mythos right there. At least in the 60's, we still saw ourselves as the rebels fighting for the underdog.
-I assumed the "festival" was Landru's way of letting the people blow off pent-up aggression and frustration, so that they could sustain their politeness the rest of the time. But that was just my assumption. . . they certainly didn't address it in the episode itself, which I thought was odd because it was a big deal at first and then never mentioned again.
-I also laughed out loud when the guards were left gaping at their destroyed Landru computer while Kirk walked by and said "If I were you I'd start looking for another job". Look at it from the guard's point of view. Some alien guys show up and destroy their system of government, philosophy, and religion all in one brief logic- conversation. Then head-alien (Kirk) just says, "see ya later suckers!" If I were the guards I'd be like: What the hell, man! We were fine before you got here!
-At this stage going through TOS's first season for the first time, I am noticing that almost all aliens they encounter look pretty much exactly like humans. With the exceptions of Spock, Romulans, Balok (Corbomite Maneuver) and the Gorn, pretty much all aliens they find on other planets are just humans. (The one with the kids who fear the "groups", this episode, the "Taste of Armageddon", etc.)
I recognize that budgets for makeup etc. were limited back in the day, so it's not a big deal, but it is a noticeable deviation that I'm glad the later Star Trek Spinoffs corrected. In those later shows, they would almost always add a little brow ridge, ear deviation, or even just a different hairstyle to show that someone is not human.
Note: I like how easily Sulu gets 'absorbed' and yet Kirk is allowed to get away with blue murder.
Much like dgalvan's comment above about Kirk's smugness at the end, I also laughed when Scotty says something about Sulu being back to normal and Sulu gives a coy little smirk and then says to the con officer 'relieving you'.
The Festival.
5 PM until 6 AM.
Freak all night and clean/rebuild all day?
Is this every night? The streets were clean and unobstructed when Kirk and the Boys arrived so either all of the detritus and destruction from last night's mayhem had been dealt with already or there had been no Festival last night.
Broken glass, burned rubble, physical injuries.
I saw the prelude to rape, people hit with large sticks, rocks and other formidable objects being hurled about....Reger's daughter suffering obvious post-Festival trauma;
Who picks up the pieces and when is the laundry done?
When do these people sleep? Do they sleep at all? They do have beds.
And when Kirk and Co. arrive at Reger's hideaway, how is it that the torches are already lit?
Did you see the shadow of Reger's hand on the LightPanel, bottom right corner, as he sets it down? A shadow on a luminous light source such as this? A reflection perhaps, but not a shadow...Unless you're on a soundstage with overhead lighting and the LightPanel is a prop.
Oish! I'm only 19 minutes into the episode!
Oh, and the one who directs our Heroes to Reger's house for shelter soon after their arrival-worst overdub EVER.
And McCoy gets absorbed but he's not set free by the LawGivers to experience FESTIVAL?
He's absorbed. He's Of The Body.
He should've been let free. "We were told to wait here" he says.
In the same prison cell as the infidels?
Strange. And then he's surprised and agitated when he realizes that Kirk and Crew are not Of The Body. There's just no logical continuity.
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Once you read the first sentence of this column, its momentum will carry you from paragraph to paragraph until a few minutes from now, you arrive, blissfully enlightened, at the final word.
No, you say? You may stop reading right now, or halfway through? Well, that's a shame. But it does prove something I've long believed: Momentum is a crock.
This is the opposite of everything we are told. In the political world, we hear that the Democratic Party has powerful momentum going into the Nov. 7 congressional elections. When the Dow has a good day lately, analysts inform us that upward momentum is carrying stocks to record highs. Whenever one team wins a game or jumps out to a lead in the baseball playoffs, the broadcasters detect momentum working in its favor.
The concept is hard to resist. Start a boulder rolling down a hill, and it will keep rolling unless something arrests its progress. Humans make sense of the world by looking for causes and patterns, and when we see something happen, we often assume it will keep happening.
There are plenty of examples when that assumption seems to pan out: A party leading in the polls in October proceeds to win in November. The Dow Jones average rises one week and then rises again the next. The baseball team that wins the first two games goes on to take the best-of-seven series.
But the momentum that people use to explain these events is an illusion. Obviously, trends happen. Some people get disillusioned with the party in power, and then others do the same. But that doesn't mean the first occurrence led inevitably to the second.
Often, a politician's popularity falls one month and rises the next. If momentum were everything, "Dewey Defeats Truman" would have been an accurate headline.
It's true that capturing an early presidential primary will create a flurry of interest in the victor -- which looks suspiciously like momentum. It's not. Part of what happens is that voters winnow their options, discarding those who have no chance of winning and moving toward those who do. Another explanation is that the same factors that cause voters in one state to like a candidate can have the same effect elsewhere.
If anything should create political momentum -- what George Bush the elder called "Big Mo" -- it's winning the New Hampshire presidential primary, the first of each campaign. Yet Gary Hart beat Walter Mondale in 1984, only to lose the nomination. In 1992, Democrat Paul Tsongas beat Bill Clinton, but you know how that turned out. In 1996, Bob Dole lost to Pat Buchanan, who was never heard from again.
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The victims can always challenge the decision, of course, but the burden is on them to prove their eligible status to some federal bureaucracy. It can take weeks or months to correct an error. In the meantime, the employer may decide the unfortunate applicant is too much trouble and hire someone else.
"A survey of immigrant workers in Arizona found that a third were fired immediately after receiving a tentative non-confirmation," says the ACLU, "and not one was notified by the employer that they had the right to appeal the E-Verify ruling -- even though that notification is required." So even if the problem is fixed, the damage is done.
It would be bad enough if the immigration bill merely compelled universal use of E-Verify. But it creates another requirement that carries ominous potential. It mandates the use of a new means of verifying identity. Virtually everyone would have a photo in the federal archive, and it would be compared with the photo on the identification you provide, to confirm you didn't steal someone's identify.
Here, skeptics fear, there is more than meets the eye. They regard this provision as a big step toward a national ID card that would be essential for everyone. By requiring a government-approved photo ID to be used for verifying identity for purposes of employment anywhere in America, the measure may effectively create a national ID system -- even as it disavows any such purpose.
Once it has become common for employment, its use could easily expand. Why not use it for voting? For gun purchases? For boarding an airplane? For access to unemployment insurance or other government programs? Social Security numbers originally were not supposed to be used for identification -- yet today they are, all the time.
This new approach may or may not contribute to discouraging illegal immigration. But it's pretty certain that in the end, our sphere of privacy and autonomy will shrink, and government power will grow.
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* The United States should use its position of financial and military might to "lead a cooperative effort to improve the world by engaging in preventive actions of a constructive character."
* The United States should increase foreign aid to all who need it. Soros believes that by giving grants, as opposed to loans, to developing countries, we make friends and give people what they need, thereby decreasing the incentives for making war against us.
* Terrorists have always been with us, Soros insists, and terrorism requires "police action," not wars based upon "imperialist intentions."
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* The Bush Doctrine of holding host nations responsible for their support and protection of terrorist entities shuts down the necessary diplomatic channels, which would otherwise lead to joint solutions.
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Great thread Stormdancer! I am bad at languages other than english, so I'll stick to english.
I don't think that this'll happen anytime soon though, but if we're still around in a thousand years we may well see ourselves as a united planet maybe doing amazing things
and on with the show - Let's dis Honduras!
Soros is thought to have played a significant role in the banking crisis that helped to topple the house of loan cards that [coinkydinky] came right before the election last year....
Soros sees the dollar being replaced as the world currency - buh bye...
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Wow it's like the plot of 1984. The new english replaced the old english and the meaning of words where changed to change the meaning of words like freedom, democracy, truth....
We lost the war without firing a single shot and no one noticed.
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Extremely revealing facts exposing the whole socialist scheme wide open. That is why the thread is so quiet.
I agree with some of their agenda items, but to destroy the USA in the process is treason! It must be done out in the open for everyone to see.