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Ali Farka Touré, 19392006
Ali Farka Touré didn't like being called the king of Malian blues, since he often pointed out that the music he championed was much older and deeper than its African-American offspring. Non-Malians started tuning in to his mesmerizing fingerpicked guitar and salt-of-the-earth multilingual vocals when Nick Gold of World Circuit Records and others "discovered" him in the late '80s and released now-classic albums like The River and The Source. After he won a Grammy for Talking Timbuktu, the 1994 crossover joint with Ry Cooder, Touré tired of touring and returned to his beloved Niafunke, the Niger River town where he farmed, supported young musicians and spread his modest wealth around the community. In recent years, Touré's music took a profound, reinvigorated turn. In the Heart of the Moon, his hauntingly beautiful duet set with kora master Toumani Diabate, recorded on a Bamako hotel rooftop, earned him another Grammy this year. Touré believed the unseen spirit world was always close at hand and communicated with his ancestors through the mystic. Last week, he made his final passage: After suffering from bone cancer, he died in his sleep on March 7 at his home in Niafunke. When Savane, the album he finished before his death, comes out later this year, Touré's dark-blue gravitas will envelop us from beyond the veil.
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Royal Dutch Shell plc (NYSE: RDS.A, NYSE: RDS.B) filed its Annual Report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2013 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The 2013 Annual Report and Form 20-F can be downloaded from http://www.shell.com/annualreport or http://www.sec.gov.
Separately, a 2013 Strategic Report can be downloaded from http://www.shell.com/annualreport.
Printed copies of the 2013 Annual Report and Form 20-F and 2013 Strategic Report will be available from April 15, 2014 and can be requested, free of charge, at http://www.shell.com/annualreport.
The Annual Report and Accounts will be submitted to the Annual General Meeting to be held on May 20, 2014.
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The companies in which Royal Dutch Shell plc directly and indirectly owns investments are separate entities. In this announcement "Shell", "Shell Group" and "Royal Dutch Shell" are sometimes used for convenience where references are made to Royal Dutch Shell plc and its subsidiaries in general. Likewise, the words "we", "us" and "our" are also used to refer to subsidiaries in general or to those who work for them. These expressions are also used where no useful purpose is served by identifying the particular company or companies. "Subsidiaries", "Shell subsidiaries" and "Shell companies" as used in this announcement refer to companies in which Shell, either directly or indirectly, has control through exposure or rights to their variable returns and the ability to affect those returns through its power over the companies. Companies over which Shell has joint control are generally referred to as "joint ventures" and companies over which Shell has significant influence but neither control nor joint control are referred to as "associates". The term "Shell interest" is used for convenience to indicate the direct and/or indirect (for example, through our 23 per cent shareholding in Woodside Petroleum Ltd.) ownership interest held by Shell in a venture, partnership or company, after exclusion of all third-party interest.
This announcement contains forward-looking statements concerning the financial condition, results of operations and businesses of Shell and the Shell Group. All statements other than statements of historical fact are, or may be deemed to be, forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are statements of future expectations that are based on management's current expectations and assumptions and involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results, performance or events to differ materially from those expressed or implied in these statements. Forward-looking statements include, among other things, statements concerning the potential exposure of Shell and the Shell Group to market risks and statements expressing management's expectations, beliefs, estimates, forecasts, projections and assumptions.
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- Restrictions on foreign travel by visa holders should be eased. The international nature of science requires that researchers travel abroad. Yet very often, travel restrictions on foreign nationals hinder opportunities for their professional advancement, including attending international scientific meetings or collaborating with international colleagues. This pervasive problem not only hurts training but also impedes scientific exchange.
- Visa duration should be matched with expected training time. Many international graduate students first enter with an F-1 visa and continue into postdoctoral training with a J-1. But continued studies can require an H-1B visa but as long as two years outside the U.S. before eligibility for return.
- The number of H-1B visas should be based on market demands. While H-1B visa applications are skyrocketing, the number of new visas has been flat. To remain competitive internationally, our research labs and other scientific enterprises need freer access to the global high-skill labor market.
- Foreign students should receive green cards upon completion of their studies. The current system makes it difficult for those who are trained here to stay and be productive members of our society. Too often, U.S.-trained and -funded international students must return to their home country to compete against the nation that trained them instead of remaining in the U. S. to strengthen our bioeconomy. In other words, we grow the crop, and then we give the food away for free. Therefore, we recommend that those international students who receive a doctorate in a scientific discipline, including biomedical research, from a U.S. teaching institution should have the option of remaining in the U. S. with a green card.
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"The increasing globalization of science makes it even more critical that the United States pay close attention to the health of our domestic scientific enterprise," said Connie Lee, Co-Chair of the ASCB Public Policy Committee which drafted the position paper. "American science has blossomed in no small part because so much of the world's top talent has been attracted here by our resources, our skill, and our freedom of inquiry. Our future requires that we keep our laboratories, our universities, and our minds open to the best the world has to offer. To do that, we urgently need to reform our obsolete and counterproductive policies on scientific immigration and travel."
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Oxford lie second-from-bottom, but there is no relegation this season, so returning to winning ways is simply important to morale rather than their status in English rugby league's third tier.
The hosts opened the scoring on nine minutes when Ben White's break was finished by Craig Cook, with Matt Bradley kicking the first of six conversions.
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Winter break!!! Yippee! School winds down, your family gathers near, and the holiday excitement builds. When my children were younger, I'd plan endless activities to keep them occupied: trips to museums, sledding, baking cookies, shopping, holiday crafting, movie watching, and more. It was my singular mission to pack their winter vacation so I could dodge the inevitable boredom bullet, but I never did. Usually, within the first week of winter break, my children would whine those dreaded words, "I'm bored," dimming my holiday glow.
Announcing their boredom, I'd feel an overwhelming surge of irritation as I'd reflect on my tireless efforts selecting the perfect presents, creating that special holiday magic, and planning non-stop entertainment - all for what? Boredom? From there, it was all downhill as I felt compelled to concoct the perfect antidote to their holiday funk. Spewing out suggestion after suggestion of things to do, my kids would meet each novel solution with grunts and groans and exclamations of "That doesn't sound fun!" Miffed, I'd throw my hands up, shouting: "Then, you figure it out!"
Now, I can breathe a sigh of relief for boredom is a thing of the past. My kids are young adults in college with a newfound wisdom and perspective that comes from living on their own. They appreciate the rest and relaxation of their winter breaks, eating delicious home-cooked meals, snuggling in their warm, clean beds, and finding piles of laundry miraculously washed and dried. How wonderful that I no longer needed to cure the boredom of children during the holidays!
A couple of evenings ago, my son, a senior in college and home for the holidays, sat down in the living room with me and began to chat. We were enjoying each other's company, laughing about past holidays, and then out of nowhere he proclaimed: "I'm bored." My jaw dropped! Could I have heard correctly? Bored? But, he had only been home for two days! Where was that newfound wisdom and perspective?
I took a deep breath . . . to stop my irritation and compulsion to concoct the perfect antidote to his holiday doldrums. Instead, I tapped into my newfound wisdom and perspective that comes from living on your own as I smiled and calmly responded: "I'm sure you'll figure it out." How wonderful that I no longer needed to cure the boredom of children during the holidays!
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Palmerston North is the best city in New Zealand for disabled people to live, Manawatu Grey Power says, and the statistics back it up.
The percentage of disabled people living in the Manawatu-Whanganui region is significantly higher than the national average, according to the New Zealand Disability Survey released this week by Statistics New Zealand.
A total of 1.1 million people, 24 per cent of the nation, were identified as being disabled, while the Manawatu-Whanganui average was higher at 27 per cent.
Grey Power Manawatu president Lew Findlay, who is also a Palmerston North city councillor, said the services available to people with disabilities were "miles ahead" of other cities.
"This is the best place for disabled people to live. It's the centre of the universe," he said.
"It's flat, all the services are here, there's a very good hospital . . . there's a lot of support for people with disabilities. We have a very caring community and caring people."
The most common impairment type for adults was a mobility or physical limitation, which affected more women than men, the survey found.
For children, the most common impairment type was difficulty with learning. This affected more boys than girls.
The survey revealed 27 per cent of the population in Manawatu-Whanganui were disabled, with 15 per cent impaired physically, 10 per cent with a hearing disability, 8 per cent agility and 6 per cent psychiatric or psychological. Only 5 per cent of the population have a learning disability, 4 per cent seeing, 4 per cent memory, 3 per cent speaking and 2 per cent intellectual.
Mobility Manawatu owner Rob Stick said the city was very disability-friendly, particularly for those with mobility or physical impairments. "It's nice and flat, they've certainly got good support. We get the odd complaint about footpaths but as a rule people are pretty happy around town."
While the city was well-equipped with disability facilities, there was still a problem with attitudes towards people using mobility vehicles, as well as people parking in mobility car parks without a permit, Letitia Stick, also an owner of Mobility Manawatu, said.
"People don't always understand why some people are using a product. They see someone young drive up in a scooter and get out and walk into the shop and then make comments, when that person could have a brain tumour," she said.
"It's perceived ideas of disabilities. Anyone under 50 and people jump to conclusions."
The survey, which was carried out last year, showed just over half of the disabled population in New Zealand have multiple impairments.
Figures show disease or illness was the cause of impairment for 41 per cent of disabled people living in Manawatu-Whanganui, while accident or injury accounted for 33 per cent, ageing for 24 per cent and 17 per cent of conditions existed from birth. Maori and Pacific people were recorded as having higher-than-average disability rates.
Disability support and advocacy agency CCS Disability Action welcomed the survey results. Service development national manager Peter Wilson said the numbers prove that disabled people represent a significant demographic in New Zealand.
He hoped the statistical milestone would see increased responsiveness to disabled people's needs at all levels.
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From the initiative of some of the world's best sailors, the Star Sailors League (SSL), launched an international circuit of regattas in January 2013. This new league has been built on the existing circuit of over 220 International Star regattas around the world, using a unified world ranking, created based on the ATP World Tour
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Star Sailors League Final - Poland representatives
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In the Star Sailors League Finals in Nassau-Bahamas, with Mateusz Kusznierewicz and Dominik Zycki, Poland will be one of the countries represented in the first edition that will take place from December third to eighth.
It is an invitational event with 18 teams of world-class champions, an event really challenging and exciting at the same time for Kusznierewicz: 'In this particular moment of my career I could not think of a better venue to sail our boat once again.
Since I decided to finish my Olympic career, I've never expected that my first sailing competition since the London Olympics would be the race amongst the best international Star champions. It's going to be fun!'.
The northeastern European country has 775 km of coastline on the south side of the Baltic Sea, four important commercial ports, and a dozen cargo and/or passenger smaller ports. Despite a stronger heritage in sea transport than in sailing, and with just twelve sailors comprising the Polish fleet in the SSL rankings, these two sporting pearls shine on the sailboat queen.
The skipper is the internationally famous Mateusz Kusznierewicz, an authentic sport legend in his country, with five Olympics under his belt and holder of a Polish Knighthood and Officer's Cross. His best Olympic achievements with the Finn were a gold in 1996 and bronze in 2004. He then campaigned the Star in London and Beijing with a fourth and eighth respectively. His best results in the Star, together with Dominik ?ycki, were winning Kiel Week in 2005, then the 2008 Worlds and the 2012 Europeans.
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About Cafe Mahjaic - Lotus Inn
Dinners at Cafe' Mahjaic are New American, a mixture of all ethnic backgrounds. All foods, sauces and breads made from scratch daily using naturally raise meats and grains. Fresh fish from the ocean. Organic produce when available.
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Wednesday - Saturday: 5:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(530) 622-9587
Executive Chef:
John Metropulos
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Gina: 5306229587
Beer, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wine
Cafe Mahjaic - Lotus Inn Ratings and Reviews
I would really like to give this place a ...
I would really like to give this place a better review. We live close by so they are convenient and I like the ambience and the food.
My big problem with this place is there lack of a hostess. This is the third time we have been to this restaurant and had the same experience.We got there on time for our reservation and sat there for 20 minutes waiting for someone to acknowledge us. With no hostess you have to just stand around waiting for one of the waitresses to notice you. Even after my husband approached a waiter, we still waited. I had to go pitch a minor fit with one of the other waitresses before someone finally acknowledged we were waiting.
This is not a cheap restaurant. They really need to invest in a hostess. This is a recurring problem. I don't intend to go back unless I hear that they have a hostess. Service is important at a restaurant and that is where this restaurant really struggles.
Once we were finally seated, our waitress was quite good. However, we were just about to leave by then after waiting so long.
We wee both really aggravated by then. After a glass of wine, we calmed down, but we don't go out to eat so that we can be annoyed. Even though the food was good, it was overshadowed by our initial wait.
Even if someone had come by and acknowledged we were waiting and said they were busy, it would have been better than being ignored.
Cafe Mahjaic
If I have a special occasion, or special guests I want to entertain I always chose Cafe Mahjaic on our side of the American River Canyon...They never fail to impress with service, menu and ambiance. A warm smile upon entry to the sincere thank you upon your exit, I love this restaurant.
Larry J.
Cool, CA
Go to dinner are Cafe Mahjaic
We live in the area and were thrilled when Café Mahjaic opened and even more thrilled that we can still enjoy its great food and lovely atmosphere. Not only is the food great but the wine list is super and so reasonable! Make a reservation now!
Anniversary dinner
We go here every month or two. Have always had a great meal. Dana our server was right on when it came to giving us attention and serving our food, which was outstanding and hot. Totally recommend, keep in mind you go to this restaurant to dine, not fast food. Some reviews mention the length of time spent there. If you want a 30 minute meal, go somewhere else.
Disappointed in Pilot Hill
I usually love this place, but was extremely disappointed on this occasion. It was a late Mother's Day celebration, and we had taken our 92-year old mother. We had a horrible experience trying to get her into the restaurant with her walker. The air conditioning was not functioning properly, so we were all sweating. The service was almost non-existent - very slow. It took 45 minutes to get butter! My sea bass was overcooked and dry, and others commented negatively on their meals when they finally arrived. I am sad to say I will choose a different location to celebrate my anniversary next week.
The food was excellent, and the old buil ...
The food was excellent, and the old building occupied by the restaurant is full of character. My husband and I celebrated our 15th anniversary here. We both opted for the fixed menu ($34 per person), and enjoyed everything we tried. A couple of highlights: The Bruschetta was very flavorful and delicious, and the Asparagus Bisque was surprisingly spicy and really lovely on a cool rainy evening.
Unfortunately a few things detracted from the overall experience. First, the noise level was very high, especially for such a nice restaurant, making it difficult to have a normal conversation. Second, the service was quite slow and seemed to get worse as the evening went on. When we finished dessert we had to wait for about 10 minutes before our server brought the check. During this time she made several trips to another table without even glancing our direction. Perhaps it was because we hadn't ordered wine or other drinks, and she didn't see us as having big money making potential compared to a table of 4 ordering multiple bottles of wine. Whatever the cause, it is very unlikely we will go here again, because although the food was very good, the overall experience was somewhat dissapointing.
Absolutely the BEST restaurant!!! We LOV ...
Absolutely the BEST restaurant!!! We LOVE the OUTSTANDING, DELICIOUS food; the great dinner choices; the service - it was the BEST ever this last weekend; the environment both inside and out. It is a relaxing and very enjoyable get-away for an evening.
Great Mother's Day dining!
The menu is pretty limited, but enough variety to satisfy! My vegan son and his wife even found a vegan dish, which my non-vegan husband also choose. They all enjoyed their selections, as did I - which was the pepper encrusted tuna. The dinners were very nicely presented, and delicious, as was the cheesecake my husband and I shared for dessert! The wine selection was limited too, but adequate. The server was very knowledgeable and pleasant. We will be back!
This was our 5th visit to Mahjaic, and o ...
This was our 5th visit to Mahjaic, and once again the service and the food delivered! The chef is a food genius and artist! He pays homage to serving what is in season, and it never disappoints. The servers are amazing; providing excellent service - never hovering, but always available and attentive. The ambiance of this little gem is heavenly. Not stuffy, very relaxed, and reasonably priced for the high quality this chef puts out. Without a doubt, we will be visiting again soon!
Superb food and atmosphere. A real gem.
Cafe Mahjaic is an outstanding restaurant tucked away in the town of Lotus in the Sierra foothills. I have dined all over the world, and at some of the best restaurants, and this little place can compete with most. Make it a destination when going to explore the gold country. You wont regret it.
Fantastic Find!!
My boyfriend and I stayed at an AMAZING local bed and breakfast, Bella Vista, where the host HIGHLY recommend we try Cafe Mahjaic, gave us the website for reservations and we couldn't be more pleased. Our dinners were exquisite! We did the special where we each got an appetizer, soup or salad, entree and desert for around $34 each. Each course was on the small side, compared to most American restaurant standards now a days, but they were perfect size to keep your appetite going through the desert and be full at the end! The only complaint is would have was that the bread they serve when you are first seated was burnt on the bottom, I'm sure just a slight over-look. I would still recommend this restaurant to anyone who enjoys fine dining at a reasonable price!
The food was excellent as always. Howeve ...
The food was excellent as always. However the service was poor. It took 20 minutes to get our drink order. Once served no one asked if we needed anything. No follow-up for drinks. The dinner took a total of two hours and 45 minutes
Sad to say that our meal was mediocre, at best.
Bruschetta was underseasoned with nicely toasted bread. Salads arrived without dressing and we were told that they were meant to be "lightly dressed" by the waitress. Yes, "lightly" implies that there is actually dressing ON the salad.
Steaks were overdone, drenched in sauces. Pasta dish was so overwhelmed by the number of ingredients in it that it was hard to tell them apart.
I think the concept of this restaurant nestled in the hills is so great- please reconsider simplifying your overdone dishes because I could tell that some of those ingredients- perhaps choosing 2-3 from each plate- would be great just on their own without all the extra 'fluff.' Celebrate your fresh flavors!
I'll try you again after some time. Hope round two is a winner!
Food: good Service: good Ambiance: very ...
Food: good
Service: good
Ambiance: very nice
Time of service: terrible
Had reservations for 5:15pm. Arrived at 5:05pm right after opening. Were seated right away (third table seated). Waitress was helpful, gave great wine recommendation, and had bread and water coming. We waited for 1 hour and 20minutes for the first course to be served. All in all we were done with the meal and got out check at 7:45pm. Two hours and forty minutes is unreasonably long for a regular 2-person meal. All in all a nice evening, but we were not in a hurry this time.
Saturday night dinner
We are frequent return customers, the food is always first rate. My only concern was the wait staff, they were a bit busy when we arrived but there were empty tables to be seated at. The wait staff had us stand in the entrance for about 10 minutes and they never assured us we would be seated shortly or apologize for the wait. We saw other customers receive the same treatment. Our waitress was super but the assistant bring bread and water was very cool and aloof. Not what we were expecting from a favorite spot. We still love the restaurant.
Rural Charm and Urban Falir
Cafe Mahjaic is a charming little restaurant and an ideal dinner spot for anyone staying at Eden Vale Inn or Bella Vista B&B. The food is well prepared, the wine pours generous, and the wine list reasonable. You can enjoy a nice meal and friendly service in a charming room without the long drive into Placerville.
Not for us
We arrived on time 545 reservation. 30 min later soup and salad served. Much later dinner was served. We left at 820. Other patrons arrived after us. They were served and left before us. One of us had the special halibut and the other your packaged meal. The presentation and bread was good. She actually brought us more bread to hold us over. This service is not acceptable for anyone and especially for a diabetic taking insulin. We will not be returning.
A little bit of heaven.
We were a group of four. We all chose the special $34 per person appetizer, soup or salad, main dish,and desert.Lots to chose from in the paired menu. The steak dish and home made papardelli with vegetables were amazing. My friend said it was the best steak she has ever had. Desert of chocolate cake and cheese cake ...heavenly. Every morsal from beginning to end was delicious. Warm cozy atmosphere, white table clothes lite with candles and one red flower, rustic wood floors and red brick walls decorated sparingly and tastfully with artwork. Add the wonderful, friendly, and helpful service with spectacular wine to all I have described and you have a very beautiful evening with friends. Enjoy.
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