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I have a rather peculiar confession to make, something I've not spoken of loudly to all that many people before. Here goes: whenever someone asks me what I do in life, what I do for a living, I always cringe slightly. Now, I do not mean Photography Life – I am very proud to work here and enjoy writing interesting articles immensely (whether I manage to write something interesting is a different matter altogether, but I dare say I do every now and then). No. I always cringe before saying I am a wedding photographer. Mind you, I do not actually consider myself a wedding photographer – I am curious about people more than I am about weddings, and that is what I am interested in, people and their being. That is part of the reason why the "get to know me" section on my website is the way it is. But if someone asks me just out of curiosity or politeness, they'd be bored to death if I'd go on and dive into all the philosophical debates about how people photography during weddings and wedding photography are different. The time and place for such debates is on a comfortable couch among friends and with a glass of red wine in your hand… if you have patient friends. And so the easy way to answer is – I am a wedding photographer. You'd think that, after I say that, the question's answered and it is my time to ask that person what he does. It should be that simple, for as soon as I answer I blush and am instantly overcome by the need to explain. And so I still end up diving into all the philosophical monologues trying to justify and explain my work, and consequently bore everyone to death.
I hate that.
A side note: if you suddenly feel the urge to scroll down to the comments section and tell me how I'm a hypocrite for doing what I hate and lying about it to my clients, hold on for just a second. There's obviously a little bit more to it and I am afraid you are going to have to read all I have to say to get my meaning.


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It's the easiest of summer pleasures: a picnic.
Throw some sandwiches into a cooler and set off in search of the perfect spot. Then spread out your goodies, dine alfresco and relax.
Even more than the food, the key to a great picnic is the location. Here are five suggestions for spots within an hour of Vancouver.
For swimming: Saddle Dam Park
It's not summer until you've swum in a lake and let the sun dry your hair. Saddle Dam is the perfect place to do just that. A row of picnic benches sit in the shade under trees, with a view of the white stub of Mount St. Helens and the sun glittering on the blue waters of Yale Reservoir. A shallow swimming area is roped off, and is close enough to the picnic tables that parents can prepare food while keeping a close eye on kids frolicking in the water.
Need to know: The park is for day use only. Parking costs $3 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays between Memorial Day weekend and Sept. 15. The restrooms have showers.
How to get there: From Battle Ground, follow state Highway 503 north, turn right on Frasier Road, and then turn left onto Yale Village Road.
For a view: St. Cloud Picnic Area
They don't call it the Columbia River Gorge Scenic area for nothing. Picnic tables are interspersed with apple trees at the former St. Cloud Ranch homestead, which the U.S. Forest Service acquired in 1990. You can gaze across the Columbia River at the steep cliffs of the Oregon side of the Gorge.
Need to know: The Forest Service day use area costs $5. The Gorge is windy, so bring a jacket.
How to get there: From Vancouver, take state Highway 14 eastbound to about milepost 29. When you see the sign for the park, be prepared to make a quick right turn.
For a couple: Lucia Falls Park
Picnic tables overlooking Lucia Falls provide the perfect spot for a romantic dinner for two. You can listen to the water crashing over the rocks and watch the steelhead leap the falls. This is one of the quieter parks on the East Fork of the Lewis River because water play is barred to protect fish.
Need to know: The picnic spots are shaded. It's a great place to escape the heat, but bring a jacket if you tend to feel chilly. Even though we're billing this as a good spot for a romantic dinner, don't be tempted to pack Champagne. No alcohol is permitted at county parks.
How to get there: From state Highway 503, take Rock Creek Road and follow it until it becomes Lucia Falls Road. The park is at 21803 N.E. Lucia Falls Road.
For big gatherings: Lewisville Regional Park
This is a favorite for family reunions because there's plenty of space, as well as grills for burgers and activities for everyone. The park encompasses both forest and meadow along the East Fork of the Lewis River. You can swim, fish and play horseshoes or softball.
Need to know: Picnic shelters are booked on weekends through the summer months, but you can still find picnic tables on a first-come-first-served basis, and may even score a shelter on a weekday. To plan for next year, keep in mind that the parks department takes reservations for the 13 shelters beginning in February.
How to get there: Just off state Highway 503 north of Battle Ground at 26411 N.E. Lewisville Highway.
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Need to know: The shelter may be reserved. Even if all the picnic tables are occupied, there's plenty of space on the grass to spread out a blanket.
How to get there: Just east of Interstate 5 between Mill Plain and McLoughlin boulevards at 1015 E. McLoughlin Blvd.


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I spent 3 months living in Yokosuka while working at a small US Navy housing complex in Yokohoma. I've read a lot of negative things about Yokosuka on this site and unfortunately some of it is true. The truth of it is however, 1% of the sailors can ruin the experience for everyone visiting Yokosuka. If you can somehow schedule your trip when there isn't a Navy carrier in port I think you will see that Yokosuka is a very different city.
There might not be much to do and see in Yokosuka, but try hopping on a train and visit the following destinations:
Yokohama - about 30 min train ride from Yokosuka-Chuo station on the Keikyu Line.
Tokyo - depending on where your final destination is time will vary, but expect roughly a 1.5-2 hour train ride. Best way to get to Tokyo is to use the Keikyu Line all the way to Shinagawa and transfer from there.
I took a bus trip out to Mt. Fuji which took roughly 4 hours. I'm not sure the best route to take by train, but it's not too terribly far away.
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Well, I tried out something new with my latest chapter (7) and I'm not sure how it turned out. Here's a little part of it. I was going for a timeless, mysterious feel, and it would be great if someone told me if I reached it or not.
For some background knowledge, Nolafus (my main character) , is a firefighter, and got trapped under some burning boards after a nasty fall and passed out due to pain and blood-loss. This is what he sees when he wakes up again. Put into a spoiler for length and I don't want to waste a part you might not have gotten to yet, if you're reading through it.
When Nolafus opened his eyes, he wasn't burning, he wasn't surrounded by fire, and he wasn't even in a building. Instead, he was floating. Nolafus looked around and he found himself in a sort of void. He remained floating there, looking out at the deep abyss. He tried to remember what he was doing, but the search through his memory was inconclusive. He couldn't remember a thing. Nolafus felt like he had memories, and indeed he had, but he felt like they happened so long ago. Besides, he was just happy to be floating here, it was relaxing. Nolafus decided that he must have been here his entire life, he couldn't remember anything else that would tell him otherwise. A deep peace overcame Nolafus as a bright light suddenly flashed.
Nolafus raised his hand to shield his eyes from the bright light, but it soon died down. Nolafus lowered his hand to reveal a dark hole where the light had been. Rays of light showed the outlined of the dark hole, and Nolafus smiled. The dark hole seemed so inviting, he even thought he could hear music. Nolafus thought about trying to remember the clouded memories, but it just seemed like so much work. Why spend so much effort when it was so easy just to give in? Nolafus gave up on his thoughts and began to drift towards the hole, he was still a ways away, but he had time. It's not like anyone was expecting him anywhere. He had no responsibilities and all the time in the world, he could go anywhere, do anything, but right now, all Nolafus wanted to do was go through that hole. He could just simply fall in there.
Wait, "fall…" why does that ring a bell?
Nolafus stopped to ponder this thought which had invaded his mind. The thought was just a whisper, but it kept repeating itself. Each time it grew louder and louder, eventually the thought was shouting in his head. Nolafus raised his hands to his head in an effort to drown out the screaming. He winced, he felt pain dart through his entire body.
What was happening? What is this place? Why am I here?
Nolafus' eyes flew open. His memory, foggy a second ago, had now began to appear. He had a wife, wait, she died a while ago. Yet he still felt love, and loved. How can this be? Nolafus remembered two srains, sons? Yes, definitely sons, one was twelve, the other seven. What were their names? Badron and Kren, his two sons. Another srain and a human appeared in his thoughts, Kolski and Joe, my friends. Firefighters, they were firefighters. That one word, fall, why did that word feel so real? Fall, I was falling. Falling from where? There was a fire, and I was falling. All of Nolafus' memories came flooding back to him in an instant and he remembered everything. He remembered finding that little girl, he remembered falling through the floor, and he remembered not being able to escape. The void that had once seemed so safe, began to fade, and the hole that once looked so inviting. Nolafus noticed it wasn't a hole at all, but a mouth. Everything around him seem to melt as he was shot up, into a bright light.
Nolafus took a deep breath and immediately started pushing everything off of him. The boards were easier to move for some reason. He shot up and started running through the door. He took off through the hallway where he saw a woman standing there, wearing nothing. She was surrounded by fire and turned away from him, but she didn't move. In fact, she seemed to be wearing the fire. Her entire body was adorned with a cloak made entirely of flickering energy. Nolafus called out to her, and she turned around. Her first look was one of shock as she walked towards Nolafus and started pushing him back towards the burning garage. Nolafus tried with all his might to escape from her grasp, but it was no use. She wouldn't let go and despite the struggle Nolafus was putting up, she was able to drag him back into the garage. She lifted up the boards and started to push Nolafus back under them. Nolafus wasn't able to escape, and not willing to give up the fight, he screamed. Nolafus screamed so loudly and with such intensity, he had to close his eyes and he felt the grip of the woman loosen, and release.
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White House Pushes Hygiene Advice to Slow Spread of H1N1 in Absence of Vaccine
The Obama administration, worried that tens of thousands of people could fall ill with H1N1 swine flu before a new vaccine is available later this fall, is urging Americans to adopt a series of preventive actions to slow the spread of the disease.
The emphasis on measures such as washing hands often and staying home when sick comes as schools across the country report a surge in flu-like symptoms.
More than 2,500 students at Washington State University have reported becoming ill since the semester began two weeks ago, in one of the largest school outbreaks yet. Emory University in Atlanta, which has had more than 220 ill students, set aside an empty dormitory to house several in isolation.
About 25,000 students were dismissed from 24 secondary schools Friday due to the flu, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The administration has been concerned that the virus would spread widely once school started and weeks before a vaccination program gets into full swing. An advisory panel to President Barack Obama warned in August of a possible scenario in which a new wave of infections could peak by mid-October.
The timing could be bad because the first doses of a new swine-flu vaccine won't be ready before Oct. 15, and the 45 million to 52 million doses expected on that date won't be enough for the roughly 159 million people the government has determined should get the vaccine first, such as pregnant women, health-care workers and people with underlying medical conditions. It also takes a couple of weeks after getting a shot to build immunity to the virus, and it still isn't clear whether most people will need one or two doses of the vaccine.
The message of prevention through basic behavioral techniques has become a mantra across the government. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan have urged schools to stay open, businesses to plan for extended employee absences, hospitals to prepare for a potential surge in critically ill patients, and students to wear masks when they are sick and take disposable wipes to their dorm-room doorknobs to keep viruses from spreading.
President Obama has joined in the effort. "Cover your sneezes with your sleeve," he said at a Rose Garden event last week. "I don't want anybody to be alarmed, but I do want everybody to be prepared."
Anne Schuchat, the CDC's top official for immunization and respiratory diseases, has made multiple media appearances to press the need for proper hygiene. "We can't really completely stop transmission; what we're trying to do is reduce the spread and limit the impact."
The vast majority of cases have been mild and the recent increase in cases is "quite consistent with what we were expecting," Dr. Schuchat said. The virus also hasn't undergone any changes that would make it more deadly. But Dr. Schuchat cautioned that changes in the virus could still occur.
The stakes are high, both for public health and public confidence. The rise in infections comes as the White House is renewing its battle for a health-care overhaul amid growing skepticism about the government's role in medicine. And the success of what could become the nation's largest-ever vaccination campaign is far from assured.
Mr. Obama's personal involvement last week was meant to be "a way of saying this is serious, this is a very real issue," said a senior White House official involved in the H1N1 campaign, adding that the president's profile "raises both the visibility and also raises the importance" of the message. His involvement will be periodic, but important in the weeks and months ahead, the senior official said.
To get the hygiene message across in the absence of a vaccine, the Department of Health and Human Services is using its flu Web site, www.flu.gov, to sponsor a YouTube-style contest for public-service announcements focused on prevention; the winner will get $2,500. Finalists include one video showing a man in a bright yellow hazmat suit on a date and going about other mundane parts of daily life.
Three government agencies are teaming up with Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization that produces Sesame Street, for an ad campaign featuring Elmo that encourages children to wash their hands and sneeze into the bend of their arms. Health and Human Services staff also taped ads with 41 Republican and Democratic members of Congress promoting planning and prevention to offer to local markets.
The goal, says HHS spokeswoman Jenny Backus, is "to make everyone a messenger," from congressmen to neighbors and friends. The effort takes a page from recent presidential campaigns and corporate marketing efforts, she said.
The effort reflects the priority the government has put on preparedness following 9/11, the threat of a deadly pandemic avian flu, and the political fallout from Hurricane Katrina. "After Katrina they learned that reassuring people and turning out wrong does enormous harm, but warning people and turning out wrong does minor harm," said Peter Sandman, a risk-communications expert who has advised government health officials in the past.
A campaign to urge Americans to get vaccinated for both seasonal and the new H1N1 flu is also in the works, with some efforts starting this week.
It can be hard to keep the message coordinated and controlled. In late August, health officials scrambled to calm the public after the presidential advisory panel warned that as many as 90,000 people could die in the U.S. this winter from the new flu. The report was careful to couch the forecast as a "possible" or "plausible" scenario, and officials later stressed that that dire outcome was unlikely if the virus remains mild.
The administration's plan is a tweaked version of the strategy it implemented when the virus first emerged last spring, as officials held a total of 24 press briefings within two weeks.
While some critics later said the administration overreacted with the barrage of high-level attention, there were no such worries at the White House. "On a public health issue, to err on the side of overreaction is never a bad idea," the senior White House official said.
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We all have many things in common by just having epilepsy, but being diagnosed as an adult has its own challenges. We may be grateful that we have not had this our whole lives, but it can be very disruptive when it starts in adulthood. Here we can discuss the challenges we face, the treatments we found helpful and how we as adults must advocate for ourselves.
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Started by Jasmine Harris. Last reply by Twila McDonough Aug 12, 2015. 3 Replies 2 Likes
I think that being diagnosed in adulthood presents a unique set of challenges. Am I the only one? I mean, I don't want to have arguments about who has it worse (we can't still be in this stage can…Continue
Hi Jasmine - I just now found this group and am glad to see it. I think there may be a lot of us but, if they are like me, I don't stick my nose in much because there's just so much I don't relate to. And other folks don't relate to me much going the other way.
I think Alan is right about it being more difficult to cope - we had lives without seizures and now our worlds are turned upside down. I divide my 'history' between before and after the seizures started. Mine started when I was 48, I'm 56 now. I never knew it could start so late and so out of the blue, except maybe because of an injury or something.
Has anyone else had problems with people not believing you, especially at first? My husband has been very supportive, probably because the first two happened at night and scared him to death. I don't know what I'd do without him. Not so much with the rest of my family. They hadn't heard of adult onset either, and since it didn't fit the image they had of what a seizure looked like (generalized) and I have partials, they decided I was making it up / being a hypochondriac / trying to get attention / misdiagnosed. I got more support from friends & church family - most were "oh that's terrible" and "what can I do to help" and even a couple of "oh, I've heard of that" (nurses). Frustrating. But nice to have a support network here.
We're taught that God has a plan - sometimes I wish He'd let me in on the secret. :)
Back in the 80's I had a hemangioma and hematoma in the frontal lobe of my brain causing grand mall seizures. I had surgery. As a result I continued to have grand mall seizures on a consistent basis forcing me to quit work and go on disability. I went through an array of medications finally landing on Topiramate which stopped the seizures. The only problem with this drug is it gives me a sense of short term memory recall issues. Some people have other issues. I have none. Up until this last March I was seizure free for 17 years. One thing I discovered through a pharmacist. People with epilepsy should not take antidepressants or anything that messes with their serotonin levels - like SSRI's. I found that out the hard way. I went to the ER this last March for food poisoning. They gave me Compazine, I nearly stopped breathing. Then they tried to backtrack and flood me with multiple other drugs. I questioned every drug they tried to put in me and refused several. One of which was lorazepam a benzodiazepine. They released with the Rx Zofran. I did not research it, which I should have because it's an SSRI. I took it for five days I did not sleep, eat, was so confused was unable to track how to take meds 6 hours apart, and couldn't even remember to take my seizure meds. Friday at 2am I knew I was in trouble, I began praying and searching for answers. The only solution was the Zofran. I stopped taking the drug. Saturday morning my system calmed down. The anxiety was gone. My mind cleared up and I was able to take my seizure meds. Unfortunately the damage was done. Saturday night I had my first of two grand mall seizures. The second was Sunday night - eighteen hours later. I knew I needed to build my blood levels back up so I did take extra Topiramate on Sunday, obviously it didn't help. Sunday I headed back to ER. They did a CT Scan, loaded me up with a sleeping pill and lorazepam and sent me home with an Rx of clonazepam and instructions to see a neurologists. My question - does anyone here take clonazepam? Have you tried to get off it? I've been on it since March 8 and can't get off. I hit the half-life level and literally feel like I'm going to go into a seizure. The withdrawals are torture. I've now been referred to a counselor. I've even considered rehab. My neurologists even increased my Topiramate to protect me from seizures. The anxiety and stress to get off this clonazepam has consumed my life, which doesn't help my epilepsy. I can't drive. I walk a lot - I'm walking 5 miles a day to walk off the stress. Any suggestions?
It will be 2 years since my diagnosis (about 2 weeks after my 43rd Birthday) and up until then I had never even heard of adult on-set epilepsy let alone knew anyone that was epileptic. It has definitely been a life changing experience! In fact it has been a learning experience for my entire family, parents, siblings, children & grand-babies. Until my diagnosis, no one in my family had seen someone have a seizure. It's a hard pill to swallow being so vulnerable in front of family (and strangers) at times. But I have a wonderful Mom who has been here for me since day 1 and we have adapted to using humor to get through the rough patches.
As an being diagnosed out-of-the-blue, it was a big blow to me I know... I felt as if my whole life had changed as I went from being in control of alot of things (being a mom) to nothing. This happened on my 29th birthday and the doctors still can't figure me out they said?
Thanks Alan!
Hi jasmine,
I have for years tried to make sense of it and can't so don't spend to much time on trying to figure it out. You are right about the anxiety, I believe today that is my biggest issue is with anxiety. Today my body will do things that resemble a seizure, but I believe that they are anxiety and stress related. What we need to do is to watch for the signs in our life that bring about the anxiety or stress and eliminate them the best that we can. Then we need to continue to move forward with our life and journey that we are all on. Then we can enjoy our life the best that we can.
God Bless!!
Thanks Alan, I appreciate you participating and your perspective! We are all unique, brains are super complex right? LOL
I'm just struggling and trying to make sense of it. And it doesn't. Honestly I think I'm less affected by seizures and more affected by anxiety over having them at all. I watched videos of seizures with my 15 year old daughter to find out what I look like. I found one and the girl is a toddler and I can see it in her face. I can't imagine that fear as a small child like that, it really broke my heart.
I think you are right about the sort of "crash" this brought for me though. I had my own car, house, I really felt like for the first time in my adult life I was finally free. I was working and back in school and enjoying my life and actually looking forward to a future. I'm very grateful to know that feeling, but I really miss it.
Thank you for your response and perspective!
Hi Jasmine, I have had epilepsy all my life and you are right about epilepsy making us unique. I for one am glad I had epilepsy all my life. I was able to cope with my situation much easier as a child than if I was diagnosed when I was an adult. If you had your health all your life and now you have a disability that you need to cope with can be a very difficult task.
It is no different than if you have been given everything your whole life from your parents and all of a sudden that comes to an abrupt stop for whatever reason. In theory, If all of a sudden the flow of money that your parents were giving to you stopped, and now you need to go and get a job that you never prepared yourself for as an adult. That also would be a life changing event along with if you had your health and it is now taken away how could you or anyone prepare themselves for that?
To answer your question, we as epileptics are all unique and in my opinion. It is much easier to adjust to anything especially health problems such as a disability at a younger age before we get to comfortable with our life and then need to make a major change within our lifestyle. I am not saying it is any easier to have had epilepsy all my life. I am only saying that for me I believe it has been easier to cope with my situation. You now need to look at your life in a much more simple way depending on how your epilepsy is effecting you and take care of your health as we all need to. Keep your head up Things could be much worse than being diagnosed with epilepsy. You could have been diagnosed with a fatal disease that would for sure take your life.
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سكس بنات مع حيوانات A Snake Eyes that needs a GPS radar to find enemies, and who gets thrashed by Zartan! It feels like they made this movie for the people who hate the anime. It almost seems like they wanted to make this movie as bad and as far away from the original story as they could. Let me explain what happens: today, while I was not reading my messages on Yahoo`s product, I clicked on the Inbox button and the service returned me an error. سكس ونيك ومص بنات اسرايليات Computer Generated Images really suck for TV shows. It is understandable that the film isn`t exactly the same as the original comic, but the characters and the plot just suck as a film on its own. Today a lot of people only know how to complain and judge but don`t know the backbone of how hard it truly is also to create a perfect cartoon. سكس ونيك ومص بنات اسرايليات Now�for the bad� While the show stays true to the manga, that`s all it really is. ..
And of course, various characters named after foods. سكس ونيك ومص بنات اسرايليات Its pretty pathetic when the first fight scene with Goku and the `bullies` is the best and he never threw even threw a punch.
Like in the previous series Dragonball, Dragon Ball Z has many naming conventions/jokes. The worst of it is actually during the fight sequences, which can tend to lag with needless dialogue and very little action for several episodes, although this problem is starting to go away as of about the 80th episode.


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The Atlantic Cities' Emily Badger reports today on a "seismic" policy shift in Chicago that bodes well for us all.
The Chicago Department of Transportation now has Complete Streets Design Guidelines.
From now on, in the design guidelines for every effort from major streetscape projects to minor roadside electrical work, she writes, transportation work must defer to a new 'default modal hierarchy.' The pedestrian comes first.
The article points out that city design for generations has bowed to the car as the primary means of getting around and that drivers have come to expect that. It's encouraging to know that Chicago has put that practice in reverse. It is time for all municipalities and for national transportation policy to reflect on the role of driving in our culture and push it back in class.
Transit, bicycling and walking should all be elevated above the car and funding to do that should back the political will to.
In the article, Janet Attarian, the Chicago transportation department's complete streets project director is quoted as saying, "We're not talking about necessarily closing roads down, making them just for pedestrians. It's about really understanding how you layer safety and placemaking and supporting economic development into this process of designing your roadway."
From the article: "My feeling is that we have to swing the pendulum in the other direction," says Gabe Klein, commissioner of Chicago's Department of Transportation. "The fact is that the transit user is also a pedestrian, a cyclist is also a pedestrian, an auto user is also a pedestrian. You may not chose to do the other modes every day, but every day you're a pedestrian."
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A man, aged 42, while walking in his sleep, Nov. 27, 1913, fell from the upper story of his dwelling, a distance of about 12 feet. It would appear that the fall was partly broken by the hands and that the main force of the impact was received on the left side of the chest and over the left trochanter major. These deductions are made from the external marks of violence, the patient not knowing anything of the circumstances. He did not awaken as a result of the fall, being still asleep when found.
On examination, no fractures were discovered. Palpation of the left leg, thigh and hip was negative. There was no shortening, eversion, inversion or other deformity. The patient, however, was unable to extend the leg on the thigh, and when this was passively done, a slight vibration (not a crepitation) was transmitted to the hand held over
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Just call driver Jane Barbee the Swiss Army knife of the roads.
IMAP program
So what do I do if I need an IMAP truck to help me? Call *HP to reach N.C. Highway Patrol or contact 911 dispatch to see if one is available.
What should I do if I see an IMAP truck? Slow down and move over to give the driver and the disabled motorist plenty of room.
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In her bright yellow pickup, Barbee carries everything a stranded motorist could need to get back on the road – gas, water, jumper cables, jacks, assorted tools and air pumps, just to name a few.
And she also has everything to help with more serious situations to keep traffic moving on the region's roadways, including a push bumper and winches on both ends of her truck.
"People love my truck," said Barbee, smiling, as she stood next to the souped-up Incident Management Assistance Patrols (IMAP) vehicle as the large arrow light board mounted on the truck's cab flashed.
They might be the most interesting vehicles on the roads of Southeastern North Carolina today – and present the one time drivers aren't unhappy to see a state employee with flashing lights pull up behind them.
In a program launched in the Cape Fear region by the N.C. Department of Transportation just before Labor Day, the goal of the IMAP vehicles is to aid stranded motorists and – as an added plus – keep traffic flowing along the region's most congested arteries.
That means dealing with anything that can prompt drivers to slow down or get distracted, including debris on the sides of the road, said Jessie Booker, deputy traffic engineer for the Wilmington-area DOT division.
But while a noble goal, it's the bright yellow $80,000 truck and all of its bells and whistles that really make it work.
"The trucks are designed to push, pull, drag or whatever else to get vehicles and debris out of the road," said Rod Wyatt, traffic services supervisor for the local DOT division.
The Cape Fear area has two IMAP trucks right now, and Booker said officials would eventually like to expand the program, which has already been rolled out in other parts of the state.
Currently drivers focus on key highway corridors such as the Eagles Island causeway, Interstate 40, U.S. 421 and U.S. 17 through Hampstead.
Booker said the drivers are scheduled so one truck can cover the morning commute and one the evening rush hour, with some overlap during the middle of the day.
"I love the variety of my job," Barbee said as she prepared to head out on a run up I-40 to Burgaw. "You really never know who you're going to meet or what kind of situation you're going to encounter when you pull over."
So far most of the incidents the IMAP trucks have responded to have been of the more mundane type – flat tires, folks running out of gas and people simply pulled over to the side of the road for one reason or another.
But there have been a few serious incidents where the drivers have had to help emergency crews and use their arrow boards, traffic cones and flares to assist with traffic control.
Barbee said almost everyone is happy to see her when she stops, and even more thankful when they find out her services are free.
And for those who might be a bit nervous?
"If I pull up behind you, don't worry," Barbee said. "I'm just there to help."
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The complete restoration of the West Bathhouse is first on the docket, and it will be open before Memorial Day weekend. There will be exterior refurbishment, and the pool deck and filtration system will be replaced.
There will also be a pilot food marketplace at the Central Mall, featuring a variety of vendors, and a shaded seating area as well as a seasonal restaurant at Field 6.
"I commend Governor Cuomo for his plans to invest significant dollars in restoring the beauty of Jones Beach," Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano said, "and for ensuring repairs are made so that this gem continues to serve our residents and visitors alike for decades to come."
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Welcome to the Little Footprints Learning Center in Basking Ridge, New Jersey
Little Footprints Learning Center is a ministry of Millington Baptist Church in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. We offer a safe, nurturing preschool for 2 ½ to 5 year old children. We strive to provide a quality education in a loving Christian environment and invite you to browse our website to learn more about our program. If you have any questions or wish to have a tour of our facility, feel free to contact us.
My son is 5 and has attended Little Footprints since he was 2 1/2. I cannot say enough about this wonderful school!
LFLC is more than just a pre-school, it is a family. When I leave my son there, I know he is being cared for by a staff that genuinely love him and only want the best for him.
What I love about LFLC is that it feels like a family. I feel comfortable leaving my child there. The teachers and staff are so warm and inviting.
Both of my boys went to LFLC and had a wonderful experience there. They were given plenty of nurturing as well as a great start with their education.
As a mom in her fourth year with Little Footprints, my children have treasured their experiences with their teachers and friends. The atmosphere is loving, nurturing and full of learning.
I cannot begin to say enough good things about Little Footprints Learning Center. This school has been an enormous blessing to our family. The staff and teachers are fantastic.
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Cindy ScobeeDirector
Cindy joined Little Footprints as Director in July 2015. She is a graduate of Sam Houston State University with a BA in English. She holds a MBA in Accounting from Houston Baptist University, and a M.Ed. in Instruction and Curriculum from Kean University. Prior to joining Little Footprints, Cindy worked as a teacher in New Jersey Public Schools and as an analyst in the energy industry. Her desire is for Little Footprints to be a beacon in the Basking Ridge area which provides a solid spiritual and academic foundation for the children it serves.
Kate ClarkeLead Teacher
Kate joined Little Footprints in 2003 as a lead teacher. She holds Child Development Associate (CDA) credentials and has over 20 years of teaching experience. Her desire is to instill a love of learning in children and tangibly demonstrate God's love for them.
Nancy RossmanAssistant Teacher
Nancy joined Little Footprints in 1995 as an assistant teacher. She has a wealth of experience teaching and leading children's classes in the nonprofit sector. An avid reader in her personal time, Nancy is committed to instilling a love of reading and learning into the lives of young children.
Jackie RugoloLead Teacher
Jackie joined Little Footprints in 2009 as a lead teacher. With a B.A. in Marketing from Hofrstra University, Jackie put many years into volunteer service. She earned her New Jersey Teacher Certification in Elementary Education from the College of St. Elizabeth. She is dedicated to providing a positive environment that equips children in her classroom with the skills and opportunities to reach their full potential.
Gail SinnottAssistant Teacher
Gail joined Little Footprints in 2007 as an assistant teacher. She graduated from Susquehanna University with a Bachelor in Science. She loves the innocence of the young children and watching them grow into little people. It is here that she sees the little miracles God has created.
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So much of the menu had gluten-free versions it was amazing! Both the pasta and pizza were fantastic and we even loved the salads. Definitely a fun place to eat with a nice atmosphere.
The pasta was excellent and the sauce was amazing. Next time I will try the pizza!!
Excellent restaurant! Great service, knowledgable staff and incredible tasting food.
I Heart Crust!!! The GF pizza is beyond amazing...I really shouldn't but I eat the whole pizza each time in one sitting and don't regret it!! I know they take the GF community very seriously...its refreshing to go to a restaurant and know they understand the needs of someone like me! The pasta is amazing as well and the salads too!
This is our go-to place for pizza in Alpharetta! The pizza crust is frozen, but wonderful (unlike many crusts in ATL) and the pasta is also quite good! The bartender was concerned when I ordered a cocktail made with vodka, but we worked it out and he's now more educated about distilled alcohol than he was. Everyone is super friendly and knowledgeable about gluten-free guest needs.
Awesome pasta options! Everything is marked on the menu so it makes it easy!
Amazing customer service and the best pizza I've ever had! My husband always gets the regular crust and I get the GF because I have Celiac and we actually both agree that it is our favorite pizza place. The chef came out on our last visit just to see how I was enjoying the GF pizza. He also told me they take great care to avoid any cross contamination in the kitchen.
GF pizza is very good. The crust has great flavor. Pasta was very good as well. Will visit again!
We just had lunch with GF friends. They did the GF pasta and loved it.
They have a remarkable gluten free pizza crust! It's amazing.
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(Rachel) Time for fun ^^ by wtfeatherWatch
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Hope you like it
Very nice.
What type of animal is she
love it
It looks like she's about to burst out laughing...is she about to get tickled?
She already is ^^
i have this weird crush on rachel
why does it look like she's trying to resist
Really cute looking body. She looks SO humiliated that her weak spot (Her Ribs) got exposed. Hehehe. Really like her toned abs and her smooth curves. She just LOOKS super ticklish. I'm such a sucker for cute upper body tickling <3
Rachel is probably my favorite out of these characters. Can you do a deep navel licking picture with her in it.?
She is so sexy
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Awesome art i hope to see more about like this thanks for sharing, i not only i love the expression, but i love her atlethic body thanks for putting it with abs and a good body must be hard to draw it, anyway thanks for sharing
we got one who's about to break, this is Hot.
*licks bellybutton*
Very good expression
This is probably the most impossibly adorable tickling pic. EVER!
She's cute. Nice job
She. Is. So. Freaking. CUTE!!!
make anpther 1 naked
Beautiful tickle torture; super-cute body!
Im glad you like it
Yes, very much so. How about 1 where she's standing on tiptoes (where we can see her sexy soles) and being tickled? whould that be the bottom half of this pic?
Smexy and awesome art and cute ^^
*tickles her belly *
Too cute for words.
Cute expression
Super adorable, you should do her feet next
sexy and cute but i cant understand the tickle fetish to be honest??
hot and awesome, i love her abs makes me wanna rub and tickle them for hours. great job
Looks great!
Wow this looks great! You my good sir...are freaken awesome at facial expressions! Seriousily, that expression of bitting her bottom lip, and getting ready to burst as she blushes away, hehe just damn it really makes a tickle image all the better when they have just the perfection facial expression~!


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More Scrutiny Urged for Bottled Water
WASHINGTON—Federal regulation hasn't caught up with Americans' taste for bottled water.
The Food and Drug Administration, which oversees the $11.2 billion industry, doesn't keep track of companies that produce bottled water and doesn't require companies to report positive tests for contaminants, federal officials told a House hearing Wednesday. Consumer advocates testified before the Energy and Commerce Committee's oversight and investigations panel that bottlers should be required to disclose more information to consumers.
In a report released at the hearing, the Government Accountability Office urged the FDA to require bottlers to use labels that would, at the least, tell consumers how to get comprehensive information.
FDA Principal Deputy Commissioner Joshua M. Sharfstein testified that the agency regulates bottled water as a food and doesn't know which companies among registered food firms make bottled water. Moreover, he said, the FDA has limited power to require more information on labels, and he put in a pitch for legislation that would boost the FDA's funding and authority for food safety.
Still, Dr. Sharfstein said, the FDA has been tightening rules for bottled water. As early as September, he said, bottlers must report test results that show a serious health threat, and by December, bottlers must eliminate E. coli in their products.
In the past several years, bottlers have recalled water contaminated with bacteria, arsenic and cleaning compounds, said Rep. Bart Stupak, chairman of the oversight panel. "Many Americans believe that water they drink from a bottle is healthier than water that comes from their faucets," the Michigan Democrat said. "Consumers may not realize that many regulations that apply to municipalities responsible for tap water do not apply to companies that produce bottled water."
Consumption of bottled water last year totaled 28.5 gallons per person in the U.S., nearly double the amount in 1998. Sales slipped a bit last year due to the recession and concerns about the environment.
The industry, which includes PepsiCo Inc. PEP 0.80 % 's Aquafina and Coca-Cola Co.'s Dasani, currently isn't required to report tests that turned up contamination. By contrast, municipal water authorities must report dangerous contaminants within 24 hours.
The FDA considers bottled water low-risk, assigning only two or three employees to inspect bottling facilities, according to the GAO, Congress's investigations arm. Even when the agency and its contracted inspectors found violations, it said, the agency took little action.
A PepsiCo spokesman said Aquafina already states its source—purified municipal water—and testing process on the bottle. A spokeswoman for Coca-Cola said its Dasani water also comes from purified municipal sources and undergoes rigorous safety measures.
Joseph K. Doss, president of the International Bottled Water Association, said bottled water is a "safe, convenient, healthful, regulated" product. "Bottled water is frequently tested throughout its production," he said. Consumers interested in what's in the bottle can get information directly from the company, he added.
The Environmental Working Group, an advocacy group, conducted a survey showing that all but a few bottled-water products don't list where their bottled water comes from and how it was treated, and publish quality-test reports on their Web sites. "Instead, they simply make claims of purity and health benefits not backed by public data," Jane Houlihan, the group's senior vice president for research, told the panel.
Regulation of bottled water exposes the FDA's limits in regulating food in general: stagnant funding and limited authority. Congress is considering legislation that would give the FDA more power and funding for food safety, and the White House also signaled willingness to support the FDA's food activities.
Bottled-water companies have also been beset by criticism about environmental waste created by bottling a drink people can readily get from the tap. Only about a quarter of polyethylene terephthalate, or PET, plastic bottles used for water and other products are recycled in the U.S., according to the National Association for PET Container Resources, an industry group.
Also Wednesday, Mr. Stupak and Energy and Commerce Chairman Henry Waxman (D., Calif.) sent letters to 13 companies, including PepsiCo and Coca-Cola, seeking information on where they get their water and how they test bottled water.
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WASHINGTON, July 23, 2009 -- The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Commodity Credit Corporation today accepted two bids from two exporters under the Dairy Export Incentive Program for nonfat dry milk to Africa and Middle East.
The awards totaled 308 metric tons of nonfat dry milk.
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Non-Profit Homes for Our Troops Gave Home to "Permanently Paralyzed" Vet Army Specialist Justin Perez-Gorda … Now Must Weigh Options as it Appears to Have been a Fraud
VALOR HOME … Was this a con from the outset by this couple to get a new home bought and paid for?
Homes for Our Troops, a non-profit organization, provided military veteran Army Specialist Justin Perez-Gorda a home free of charge to account for his handicap and paralysis; however, something fishy appears to be going on … within weeks after Justin Perez-Gorda and his wife moved into the home, he was walking. Miracle or fraud? I will opt for the latter. When confronted by the media of his miraculous recovery, Justin Perez-Gorda told the reporter to get off his property. The non-profit, Homes for Our Troops said the organization is thinking about its next steps and has to weigh their options. One of them might be trying to take back the home.
The man suffered a brain injury in Afghanistan in 2011, but for years he and his wife claimed that he was paralyzed form the waist down.
"He has permanent loss of use of both lower extremities. He's paralyzed from the belly button down," Josephine Perez-Gorda said in a Homes for Our Troops promotional video.
But, soon after the couple moved into the house specially designed for a handicapped individual, neighbors noticed something odd: Perez-Gorda could walk. Those who spoke to WTSP said the couple became angry when asked about his condition.
'Paralyzed' veteran given free home caught walking.
Army Specialist Justin Perez-Gorda suffered a traumatic brain injury while serving in Afghanistan in January 2011.
For years, he and his wife claimed publicly he was paralyzed from the belly button down.
"He has permanent loss of use of both lower extremities. He's paralyzed from the belly button down," Josephine Perez-Gorda said during a taped video segment later used by Homes for Our Troops for fundraising efforts.
Homes for Our Troops (HFOT) is a privately funded 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization building specially adapted, mortgage-free homes nationwide for the most severely injured Veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan.
If this is a fraud, which it really appears to be, it is disgusting. With so many soldiers returning from war in Iraq and Afghanistan that are truly needing of such homes, for one of their own to perpetrate such a con is just unconscionable. There is no doubt that Army Specialist Justin Perez-Gorda suffered some type of injury, but it was nothing like what was embellished. Watch the promotional VIDEO below from Homes for Our Troops and you can plainly hear Justin's wife, Josephine Perez-Gorda, say at the 1:35 minute mark that he has permanent loss of the use of both lower extremities and that he was paralyzed from the belly-button down. Hmm, that is a far cry from the VIDEO above where Justin can be seen walking and carrying wood.
Army SPC Justin Perez-Gorda was on his first deployment when he became a paraplegic and suffered a traumatic brain injury, as the result of an IED explosion in Memlah, Afghanistan on January 5, 2011.
SPC Justin Perez-Gorda – Homes For our Troops, Published on Oct 24, 2012
Posted May 23, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
Fraud, Handicap, Injury - Surgery, Liars, Military, Misrepresentation, Stolen Valor, US Army, Veterans, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 2 comments
Megan Murphy on MSNBC … Hillary Clinton "Cruised Right On By" Everyday Iowans Waiting To Meet Her" Including Elderly People in Wheel Chairs
First the Hillary Clinton's Scoobie van is parked in a handicapped parking spot illegally and now she cruises right past people, some in wheelchairs that were there to meet her in Iowa. Hillary's meet and greet the little people turns out to be total BS as she wound up driving right by the so-called every day Americans that she told us all that she wanted to meet on this van tour. Imagine that, Hillary lied again. Just curious, how is Hillary Clinton supposed to be the champion of the common folk if she cant find time to meet with them?
Washington Free Beacon – Reporter: Hillary's Van Drove Past Elderly People in Wheelchairs Waiting to Talk to Her.
Hillary Clinton wants to meet "everyday Americans" so badly, she drove right past many waiting in front of her event in Iowa.
In the now-viral clip of reporters chasing after Clinton's "Scooby" van, the Clinton camp drove to the back entrance, surprising both reporters and many of her supporters waiting to get a glimpse of the candidate.
"I think what you don't see in that clip, which is one of the most surprising things is there were actually a ton of people waiting for her at the front of that college," said Financial Times reporter Megan Murphy. "There were elderly people in wheelchairs, there were people — and they just cruised right on by to the back."
The news that Clinton symbolically drove past ordinary voters while driving their own "everyday Americans" to the event will certainly reflect poorly on the campaign. The incident draws parallels to the man Clinton hopes to succeed in the Oval Office when he drove past disabled veterans in Phoenix.
Posted April 18, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
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ABOVE THE LAW: Hillary Clinton's Mystery Machine Scooby Van Illegally Parked in Handicap Parking Spot … But What Difference Does It Make?
Add another black mark to the Hillary Clinton roll out of her 2016 presidential run. This time it was in Council Bluffs, Iowa where Hillary's Scooby Doo van parked in a handicapped parking spot. Remember, the rules really don't apply to Democrat politicians, especially Hillary Clinton. So this is how she shows she is one of us? Do any of you think that there would not be a ticket on your vehicle if you had done the same? That's because you are not entitled and above the law. How about a comment from Team Hillary where they they are asked whether they think its OK to park in a handicap spot and why they think so little of the handicapped that they would illegally park in a spot?
Hillary Clinton's now-famous Scooby Doo van made an appearance in Council Bluffs, Iowa on Thursday for a closed-door meeting with state Democratic Party officials – and it idled in a handicapped parking space from beginning to end.
Footage broadcast by KETV-7 in the nearby city of Omaha, Nebraska, showed the presidential nominee emerging from a cafe, greeting onlookers and walking past the blue handicapped-parking sign to climb into the vehicle.
Hot Air opines, Exit question: Do we, as a people, deserve Hillary? What if the answer is … yes?
Posted April 17, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
2016 Elections, Handicap, Hillary Clinton, Presidential Contenders, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 4 comments
Kanye West Demands Concert Fans Stand up at Sydney Show, Even Those Handicapped in Wheelchairs
Kanye West said to stand up … SM says to Kanye West, SHUT UP!!!
In a concert in Australia, this arrogant, egotistical stopped his concert and said he would not continue. even pressuring two individuals that were in wheelchairs. But once West's minions gave the okay and confirmed that they were in a wheel chair, he went on with what passes for music these days. Wow, how big of you Kanya. Why does anyone give this no talent, narcissist any of their hard earned money is beyond me.
A village is missing their idiot.
Kanye West said to stand up!
The outspoken rapper demanded his fans get up out of their seats during his show at Qantas Credit Union Arena in Sydney, Australia Friday night. When West noticed that there were a few fans still seated, he halted the show until they also obliged.
"I can't do this show until everybody stand up," he insisted. "Unless you got a handicap pass, and you get special parking and s–t."
Turns out one or maybe two of the fans still seated were in fact in wheelchairs. It's unclear from the YouTube video posted Saturday how many disabled concertgoers were there, but West asked the audience to confirm that they could not get up.
Posted September 15, 2014 by Scared Monkeys
Disability, Handicap, Music, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 5 comments
Daily Commentary – Friday, August 2, 2013 – Wheelchair Bound Man Forced to Crawl Off Delta Flight
- Baraka Kanaan had to crawl twice, even though he had been assured by Delta they could accommodate his disability
Daily Commentary – Friday, August 2, 2013 Play Download
Posted August 2, 2013 by Klaasend
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20 Year Old Christopher Turkenkopf from Millville, NJ Missing Since 5/11/13 in Monroe Township
20 year old Christopher Turkenkopf has been missing since Saturday, May 11, 2013 at around 10:30 am when he walked off the job site in Monroe Township, New Jersey. Christopher Turkenkopf recently moved from Canada to New Jersey. He is said to have an unspecified mental handicap.
Turkenkopf recently moved to South Jersey from Canada and is currently residing in Millville, Cumberland County, police said.
He is white, 5-feet 11-inches tall, weights 200 pounds, and has brown eyes and brown hair. It was also reported that Turkenkopf suffers from an unspecified mental handicap. Police said Turkenkopf may answer to the nickname C.J.
If anyone has any information on Turkenkopf's whereabouts, please call immediately contact Monroe Township Police at 856-725-0800.
Posted May 12, 2013 by Scared Monkeys
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South Africa's Oscar Pistorius Makes History as First Double Amputee to Compete in Olympics
South Africa's Oscar Pistorius, the 'Blade Runner' makes history …
Today was truly an Olympic moment as South Africa's Oscar Pistorius made history as the first double amputee to compete in the Olympic Games. Pistorius, known as the 'Blade Runner', said that the moment almost overwhelmed him after battling for so long to compete on the grandest state. He said, "I was so nervous this morning. I didn't know whether to cry. I had a mixture of emotions. It was the most amazing experience, the crowd was amazing. I saw the South African flag." However, Oscar Pistorius did not just come to start a race, he came to compete and win. Pistorius finished second in his prelim race and qualified for tomorrows semi-finals.
Oscar Pistorius, The Blade Runner, a true Olympic Hero
South Africa's Oscar Pistorius made history on Saturday when he became the first double amputee to compete in an athletics event at the Olympics.
The 25-year-old qualified for the semi-finals of the 400 metres by running a season's best of 45.44 seconds in finishing second.
Pistorius, who had both legs amputated below the knee before he was aged one, because of a congenital condition, runs on carbon fibre blades.
He is also due to run in the 4x400m relay at the Games.
Pistorius said the occasion had almost overwhelmed him, as he at last realized his dream after battling to convince the authorities to let him make it happen for several years.
Many think that his blades give him an advantage in running. Really? This may be a first time ever that a double amputee is said to have an advantage over athletes with both of their normal legs. Really people, are you listening to yourself? After watching Pistorius all I could think is how on earth did anyone actually try to black this guy from competing in the Olympics and how ashamed they should be of themselves. It is stories like this that make the Olympics the Olympics. Some one overcoming all odds to compete, medals be damned.
Posted August 4, 2012 by Scared Monkeys
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Missouri is on the road tonight at Xavier. The Tigers are 2-and-0.
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Safe isn't just the title of this weekend's Jason Statham MMA action thriller, it's also the name of a critically acclaimed Todd Haynes drama starring Julianne Moore. This isn't the first time multiple movies have shared a title, of course, but noticing the latest example on the release schedule got us thinking -- and by the time we'd finished thinking, we had ourselves a list. From Oscar winners to infamous duds, here are 24 movies with only a dozen titles between them. It's time for Total Recall!Back to Article


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Police say that the following persons have been charged after the unrest in Linden and appeared in the Georgetown Magistrate's Court today before Magistrate Hazel Octive-Hamilton.
Glenroy Chapman, 34 years, of Half Mile, Wismar, was charged with throwing missiles, assaulting a peace officer and possession of a component of ammunition. He was placed on bail on the other two charges and remanded to prison until September 17, 2012, on the charge of possession of a component of ammunition.
Ulric Lowenfield, 24 years, of Blue Berry Hill, Wismar; Garfield Jones, 44 years, of Silvertown; Wismar; Dexter Benjamin, 35 years, of Half Mile, Wismar; Kareen Ashby, 44 years; Ivan Webster, 29 years; and Delson Lampkin, 43 years; all of Amelia's Ward, Linden; and Jamal Somerset, 19 years, of Wisroc Housing Scheme, Wismar, were all charged with throwing missiles. They have been placed on $7,500 bail each to return to court on September 17, 2012.
Ricky Fredericks, 44 years, of One Mile, Wismar, was charged with using indecent language and placed on $5,000 bail for court on September 17, 2012.
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What's hilarious is when I watched this the first time, clearly not paying enough attention, I watched that full hospital scene and thought, "Huh, that's interesting, they have Matt Damon married to Tilda Swinton." Of course, Tilda Swinton isn't in this movie-- that's Gwyneth Paltrow
There is a downside to comic book fanaticism, and Im not referring to the damage it can inflict on a bank account. Im talking about surprise. Knowing that Doc Ock was to be the villain in Spider-Man 2, I knew from the get go that there would be a scene in which Alfred Molina would strap on a set of mechanical arms.
Cotillard will be playing Miranda Tate, "a Wayne Enterprises board member eager to help a still-grieving Bruce Wayne resume his father's philanthropic endeavors for Gotham." Gordon-Levitt's character is John Blake, "a Gotham City beat cop assigned to special duty under the command of Commissioner Gordon."
When Keira Knightley replaced Marion Cotillard in David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis last month after it was announced that Cotillard is pregnant, most figured that it would finally put to rest all of the rumors surrounding her involvement in The Dark Knight Rises. After all, she is expected to give birth in May when the Christopher Nolan film goes into production, and you'd figure that she'd want to stay home with her new child. If French website Le Figaro is correct, then that will not be the case.
In his last three projects, David Cronenberg has had the opportunity to work with some of the best actors working today, including the likes of Viggo Mortensen, William Hurt, Naomi Watts, Vincent Cassel
It's like the swap meet. If you go to one of those booths and the guy behind the counter keeps steering your attention toward two or three items, it's very unlikely you'll consider purchasing the battle axe at the end of the table. Marion Cotillard is that battle axe at the end of the table
Maybe by passing Jolie is trying to help breed a new female action hero to follow her lead. It's too bad Warner Bros. didn't trust themselves or their property enough to actually give it a shot, though now they'll have to
Outside of Christopher Nolan, Jonah Nolan and David Goyer, nobody has any idea what is in store for Batman 3. There has been rampant speculation about castings and villains, but it's almost all
Woody Allen's You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger is set to arrive in theaters come September, but as of today all we have seen from the film is an international trailer, a poster, and a clip. Yet somehow
Heres a new Inception question for you: is there air conditioning in limbo? By the look of those dilapidated buildings, Id guess not, however, I doubt the folks attending the screening
It feels as though it has taken us an eternity to get to this point, but we are than a month away from the premiere of Christopher Nolan's Inception. Because of the way that the film has been
Woody Allens movies are often a vague and mostly unknown proposition until they show up in theaters fully formed. For a change though, hes cluing us in on exactly what hes up to well in advance
Farrell will play a rich guy who takes a 24-hour journey across Manhattan, losing all of his money, occasionally running into his wife (Cotillard), and being stalked by two men over the course of one very eventful day
Apparently an old dog, so to speak, really can learn new tricks. Not only has Allen announced the title of the film he's shooting in France this summer, Midnight in Paris, but he's actually revealed the plot. Amazing!
The rumors are true. Woody Allen will borrow the President of Frances leading lady for his next film. Carla Bruni-Sarkozy will join Marion Cotillard, Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams on the set in Paris this summer
Kicking off the story is Gwyneth Paltrows character, whos coming home from a business trip in Hong Kong along with a local casino worker and a Ukranian supermodel. Soon after, all three fall seriously ill
The video is titled, "Forehead Tittaes w/ Marion Cotillard" so I am fairly certain that most of you can figure out what you will be seeing: Marion Cotillard has a pair of tits on her head
A lot of people considered Allen's New York homecoming Whatever Works to be a disappointment (I kinda liked it myself), but with London-based You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger
Marion Cotillard will star alongside Owen Wilson in Woody Allen's untitled project. Like the title, the plot is also unknown. Reports of Frances First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozys involvement are still circulating, but nothing has been made official
The Liberace biopic starring Damon and Michael Douglas will get pushed back a bit as a result, to 2010, but for the most part this seems to be another example of Soderbergh rushing ahead with a project
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Luckily, I received this massage oil as a free gift from Lovehoney, as I am a bit of a snob (both in literary terms and otherwise...), so would be unlikely to purchase a Fifty Shades product of my own volition.
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