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by Jean Rhys
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1830s Coulibri, near Spanish Town, Jamaica; 1840s Granbois, near Massacre, Dominica; and Thornfield Hall, England
While the novel never gives us the exact year, we know that the novel is set in Jamaica at some point after 1834. (By the end of Part I, Antoinette mentions that she enters the convent in 1839 [I.2.4.1].) While in Jane Eyre the events take place in the 1800s, Rhys moves the events up thirty years during a time of social and political upheaval in Jamaica, which is at the time a British colony.
The novel opens a few years after Britain passed the Emancipation Act of 1833, which went into effect a year later (fifteen years before the French, and nearly thirty years before the Americans, we should add). While slaveholders were promised compensation for freeing their slaves, many slaveholders, like Antoinette's father, Mr. Cosway, and her neighbor, Mr. Luttrell, never received payment and were ruined. The newly freed slaves, on the other hand, are stuck in an apprenticeship system for four years following the act which is just as bad as slavery: they're forced to apprentice for their former owners, and the punishment for escaping was just as bad as the punishment under slavery. Not surprisingly, the former slaves continue to bear a major grudge against their former owners, and riots are common. Because so many plantations go under, many English investors arrive at the island seeking a good deal – people like the Luttrells and Mr. Mason, and, indirectly, Rochester. It's tough to pity the former slaveholders, we know, and one important question is whether you feel that Rhys's novel seems at all nostalgic for that period in Jamaican history.
In Part II, the novel moves to Granbois, the Cosway estate outside Massacre, Dominica. Unlike Jamaica, Dominica has flip-flopped between British and French imperial control over the years. At the time, it is also known as a stronghold of the Caribs, an indigenous Caribbean people. In the past, the Caribs have periodically staged insurgencies against the British and the French. The name of the town "Massacre" refers to a particularly bloody massacre of the Caribs, but nobody who lives there remembers the massacre itself. It's just another creepy name, as far as they're concerned. (Learn more.) The name "Granbois," meaning "big tree" or "big wood," underscores the creepiness of the locale. There's nothing wrong with big trees in general, but in the novel, big trees echo the dark forests of Antoinette's nightmares.
The novel ends in Thornfield Hall, England, Rochester's home. Unlike Parts I and II, where we get lush descriptions of the Caribbean, we don't see much of England since most of it is from Antoinette's point of view, who's locked up in the attic. It's no wonder that she thinks she's stuck in a world made of cardboard, and not in England. Her belief that she's living in a world made of paper is a not-so-subtle hint that the novel has returned to the primary landscape of Jane Eyre, the Victorian novel which it freely adapts.


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It's not like ASU did wonderfully against Texas (losing the Holiday Bowl 52-34), but at least they turned up to play somewhat (albeit not in the first quarter). The same can't be said for Illinois in the Rose Bowl (49-17 to USC) and Hawai'i in the Sugar Bowl (41-10 to Georgia). Clearly neither of the teams deserved a BCS slot and Hawai'i (and Colt Brennan) showed itself to be nowhere near being able to play outside the WAC.
Those BCS games are really working out well – two down, two blowouts. Methinks something is amiss with the system.
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As someone that watched the entire Illinois and USC game, it wasn't really that bad till after the 4th quarter. The score makes the game look worse than it really was. And basically reflects the lack of experience Illinois had going in.
As far as the other games, I didn't watch em, but I would certainly agree the BCS system is pretty crappy. I still fail to see the apprehension of moving to a playoff system.
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EMILY BLUNT: Terror. [Laughs] It was all improvised and it was my first feature film. Every day, we weren't sure what scene we would shoot. It felt like I was playing cat and mouse with this movie, like it was a game. I think it created really original, real moments because we were so often caught off guard. [Director Pawel Pasilkowski] very much wanted it to look very beautiful and sensuous, so we would sometimes wait three hours for the magic hour and shoot when the light was beautiful. It's the most unconventional way of shooting.
I was scared that I wouldn't be able to do it. Because I think [Pasilkowski]'s whole deal is, "Let's discover your whole bag of tricks," and I was concerned that my bag of tricks would be too shallow, that I wouldn't be able to give him what he needed. You didn't have much to draw from, in that you didn't have a script. You didn't know what was happening when. Before that, I had done TV shows, and I would practice lines. I remember sitting in my childhood bedroom, [back when] I still lived with my parents, just practicing lines over and over again. And Pawel taught me a great deal. I think I learned more from him than anyone I've ever worked with, which is just have a bit of courage. And that ambiguity is actually really interesting. And that there are so many different ways to interpret a moment or a scene, and you should just have some courage and some guts.
No. I mean, it's kind of a drag when you know that your boobs are now all over the Internet. But I felt in really safe hands with Pawel Pawlikowski, who I do believe is one of the greatest filmmakers. I knew that the nudity wouldn't be gratuitous. I knew the emotionality wouldn't be theatrical. It was very daring. It was a very daring film. We all just had to dive in head first. And it was made clear before we started the film that it was going to be about a relationship between two girls, that it was going to require a lot of ourselves.
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Asian Tribune is published by World Institute For Asian Studies|Powered by WIAS Vol. 12 No. 1586
Sunday Celebrity: Dr. Murugesa Boopathi, a protagonist of Bt brinjal
Brinjal originated from India. There are more than 1200 naturally evolved varieties of brinjal around the globe. The Genetically-modified Brinjal, called Bt Brinjal that was brought out for high yields, is in the thick of controversy.
On one side, it is acclaimed as a wonderful technology, capable of achieving the Second Green Revolution in our country; on the other there is explosive out cry by the critics that it is fraud on Indian origin brinjal. And hence right now Bt Brinjal is put on hold in India.
In this backdrop, Asian Tribune met Dr. P. Murugesa Boopathi, Vice Chancellor of the Tamilnadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore. For he is a protagonist of this new variety, which was released by his varsity.
The agricultural scientist settled with this writer at his office last week to dispel doubts about the genetically modified eggplant, the other name of brinjal. He is very clear. He says the critics are motivated by emotions rather than reasoned arguments.
Traditionally our farmers used to go for 'pureline selection' of seeds for raising crops. Subsequently, when science developed a cross with similar character was attempted to raise high yields to meet the growing needs of the growing population. The first hybrid was between the Japanicka, a short-duration coarse variety of rice and the fine Indian variety of rice, a long-duration crop. It was IR 20, which carried the characters of both varieties—fine variety and short-duration-- and it became an instant success.
The bio-technology is also one of the methodologies of meeting the challenges of pest resistance, salinity, drought etc. Subsequently the technology developed and through mutatation by radiation, science learnt to alter the genes and got favorable results like high-yield, quality, pest resistance, the soil scientist went on.
He said the Bt is a transgenic technology created by inserting a gene from the soil bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt). The insertion of the gene into the seed cell in young cotyledons has been done through an Agro bacterium mediated vector, along with other genes like promoters, markers etc.
Murugesa Boopathi said the Bt. Technology was first applied to cotton when the incidence of pest attack was unmanageable and there was crop failure and farmers committing suicides. Bt technology was invented in 1996, but was permitted for use only in 2002. "15.6 lakh bales was our production, and after introduction of Bt cotton variety, the production doubled to 32 lakh bales, whereas our requirement is around 25 lakh bales. Now we are in a position to export. Still only 85 per cent is only under Bt cotton," he said.
Brinjal is cultivated in about five lakh hectares, yielding 8.2 million tonnes annually.
But our requirement is more than that. So what was a success story with the cotton (Bt cotton) thought to be applied to brinjal. In 2006 the government granted permission to the Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds Company Ltd (MAHYCO), acting under license from global seed giant Monsanto to carry out field trials for Bt. Brinjal.
The Corporate entrepreneurs like Mico, Mansanto, Syngenda went into only high breed varieties where the seeds are meant for one generation only. This was not farmer friendly. So the Tamil Nadu agricultural varsity took to improving the technology in varieties where the farmer can go for next generation crop. And it became successful. For it was designed to meet the needs of farmers.
The TNAU has released four brinjal varieties—CO-2 (Coimbatore brinjal), MDU-1 (Madurai brinjal), KKM-1 (Killikulam brinjal), PLR-1 (Cuddalore brinjal)—all farmer friendly, could be carried to next generation crop, he said.
Murugesa Boopathi said that Bt gene is introduced to control the 'fruit and shoot borer'. He explained how the butterfly larve if it is not killed by pesticide within three days of its hatching, it enters into the stem, and becomes stem borer. Then any amount of pesticide spray has no effect. The next step to treat the plant is to do the 'systemic poisoning' of the plant. If this is applied, for subsquent15 days the residual effect will be there on the plant. In other words there should not be harvest for 15 days. In all these methods it is difficult to draw a line when it is safe to pluck.
Hence science had to move on to the next level of meeting the pest menace. Here came the genetic engineering handy. The gene is altered to handle the stem borer, which cannot be done away with the external spray. The altered gene handles the specific task and nothing else. Hence there is no harm to the consumer; it is non poisonous, the agricultural scientist says.
The Bt brinjal has gone through various tests of toxicity, allergencity, biosafety, agronomic worthiness after it was rigorously and critically evaluated by premier institutions like ICMR, CFTRI, National Institution of Nutrition, Indian Institute of Vegetable Research, Varanasi and the Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC) under the control of the Ministry of Environment and Forests. Then it was decided to give approval. But nature lovers and Greenpeace activists have protested.
The public consultations attempted by the Union Minister for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh met with stiff resistance throughout the country. "It is put on hold. But people will see the reason and come around," the scientist says and adds "The Genetically modified one is better and safe than the 'systemic poisoned' ones."
He was part of high level study committee to Jaffna
Murugesa Boopathi was part of a high level committee formed by the Ministry of External Affairs of India to study agricultural potential in the North Sri Lanka after the war ended. The committee, headed by Dr. S.P. Tiwari, Deputy Director General, Education, had five members including him, the others being Dr. Chengappa of the Bangalore Agricultural University, TNAU's Director of Agricultural Research Dr. Paramatma and a representative of the M S Swaminathan Research Foundation (MSSRF).
The committee has suggested, in its report to the Government of India on Mechanization of their agricultural activities, quality seed supplies, soil and water managements, modern fertilizer applications and periodical technical advice. Their note also included rural employment, farm societies, credit societies, and national employment guaranty schemes that are practiced in India, etc.
About his estimation of the soil condition in the conflict zone, which was lying barren for long due to war situation there, he said the soil is fertile, and green revolution can be achieved there, if proper guidance is given.
As the head of agricultural varsity what he is going to do for war-torn people, farmers who lost touch with their skills. He said "we are open to give any assistance educating the farmers if they are sent to the university. They are welcome to experience our experiments and practices."
He was happy to solve one person's problem when the high-level team was in Vavunia. One Muslim gentleman approached him with his problem. Although he got admission for joining TNAU at Coimbatore, he was not relieved by his department there . His case he took to the notice of Sri Lankan officials, and saw to it he was relieved to join TNAU. He is presently doing his research at his varsity, the vice chancellor said.
Talking about his varsity he said there are 36 research stations spanning 7 agro climatic zones. 746 crop varieties, 149 farm implements and thousands of technologies have been evolved by the institution for the benefit of the farming community, he said.
Extension centres like Krishi Vigyan Kendras which handles lab-to-land field trials and get back feed-backs, holding frontline demos (FLD) and on farm demo (OFD). He said new scientific advancements are absorbed into agricultural works. He says a TNAU portal has been launched which is posted with all information useful to farmers like Market Intelligence, forecasting what to grow, Agri Horti Marketing infos.
Murugesa Boopathi's varsity modernization includes a nano technology department and Intellectual Property Rights dept, Medicinal and aromatic department, Remote sensing department, etc.
'Ponni' variety of rice was the invention of his varsity. But a Malaysian university patterned it. "We brought this to their notice and stopped their claim. Now IPR cell is monitoring every thing. Earlier we were not patternising anything."
Prof. Dr. P. Murugesa Boopathi assumed charge on 4 June 2009 as the Vice Chancellor of Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU). He graduated B.Sc. (Agriculture) at the Agricultural College and Research Institute, Coimbatore in 1972. He completed his M.Sc. (Ag.) Programme during 1988 and Ph.D. Programme during 1995 in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry.
Dr. Murugesa Boopathi has guided many M.Sc. and Ph.D. students. Before becoming Vice-Chancellor, he made outstanding contribution to TNAU and Government of Tamil Nadu by his position as Liaison Officer in the Ministry of Agriculture as well as the Director of Planning and Monitoring. He has taken active role in shaping Government Policies.
He has operated 19 research projects funded by International and National funding agencies worth several crores. Dr. Murugesa Boopathi has published more than 20 research articles in International, and 45 research articles in National Journals. He has documented Soil Science information in more than 25 books. He has visited many countries like Israel, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, U.S.A., Australia, France, Thailand, Japan, China, South Korea and Sri Lanka on various official assignments.
Dr. Murugesa Boopathi hails from rural atmosphere from Salem. His son and daughter-in-law are medical doctors in Chennai.
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The Idea of Order at Key West
by Wallace Stevens
Stanza 2 Summary
Get out the microscope, because we're going through this poem line-by-line.
Line 8
The sea was not a mask. No more was she.
- The juxtaposition of "the sea" and "she" is really emphasized here. The structure of the line creates the emphasis. This is the only line in the poem that contains two complete sentences, so we're guessing that this is inentional.
- When you see the word "mask," you might think about that Spiderman mask you wore for Halloween when you were seven. Sorry. It's not that mask. But the mask thing is significant. Masks hide the truth: Spiderman's true identity or some deep psychological problem. They are things we put on the outside to hide what is underneath.
- Again, this inside-outside, internal-external, imagination-reality idea is something we should keep an eye on as the poem develops.
- Line 8 gives us another moment of clarity. Stevens lays things down pretty directly here: the sea is not a deception and neither is she. The sea is the sea and the singer is the singer. Both elements are present and true—the sound of the sea and the sound of her song.
- She and the sea are key components in this poem. We already talked about the extended metaphor that is happening with the sea representing the natural world-external reality-inspiration. We should also start keeping an eye on she in terms of extended metaphor. Stevens uses she as an extended metaphor for the artist/internal reality (the imagination).
- The link between she and the sea becomes even more interesting (at least Shmoop thinks so) when taking into account visual and auditory similarities—in other words how the two words look and sound. The short answer is that they are similar. They rhyme and they look pretty similar too. Only one letter separates one word from being the other.
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The song and the water were not medleyed sound
Even if what she sang was what she heard,
Since what she sang was uttered word by word.
- We have two elements again, the "song" and the sea ("water"). This time, though, the focus is on "sound."
- The sound of her song and the sound of the sea are both present—they are not mixed ("medleyed").
- This separation of the sounds exists, despite the fact that she seems to be inspired by the sea.
- Even if she is trying to capture the sound of the sea in her song, ("Even if what she sang is what she heard"), her song and the sound of the sea are different.
- We should start looking at the way "song" functions as an extended metaphor for art/poetry. She (the artist) makes the song (the art).
- The sound of the sea was very clear, as if speaking the song to her (uttering it word by word), but still her song and the sound of the sea are different. The inspiration and the art are different, separate things.
- All right Shmoopers, rhyme time! We have a strong end rhyme in lines ten and eleven: "heard" and "word." This is a good example of form mirroring (or "mimic[ing]") content. These lines are about "sound" (the end word of line nine) and more specifically about the "song." It is no accident that the lines sound more musical with the addition of this strong rhyme.
- There is also the repetition of the phrase "what she sang was" in lines ten and eleven that adds to this musical quality. Stevens is feeling it and he wants us to feel it, too.
- But there is another reason these lines sound especially musical and rhythmic. Meter dear reader, meter. This poem is written in blank verse. (If you are hoping blank verse means the pages are blank, sorry to disappoint.)
- Blank verse is the term for poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameter. If you are screaming at your computer screen right now that there is rhyme in the poem so what the heck is Shmoop talking about—good for you. It means you are still awake and care enough to be enraged. Let us explain. Please, put the stapler down.
- When we say unrhymed we mean that the entire poem does not follow a regular rhyme scheme, like a Shakespearean sonnet, for example, that is made up of fourteen lines of iambic pentameter in the rhyme scheme ABAB CDCD EFEF GG. Nope. This poem ain't that. There are some rhymed lines but no regular rhyme scheme—hence, blank verse.
- Lines 10 and 11 are especially regular in their iambic pentameter (very little metrical variation from the iambic pattern, aside from the inverted foot starting line 10) and this strengthens the rhythmic feel of these lines that are discussing sound.
- For more on rhythm and (the lack of) rhyme in this poem, check out "Form and Meter," then come on back!
Lines 12-14
It may be that in all her phrases stirred
The grinding water and the gasping wind;
But it was she and not the sea we heard.
- In each phrase of her song, the sounds of the sea "stirred."
- The word "stir" brings with it the feeling of something awakening or coming to life.
- This works well with the continued personification of the sea.
- Line 13 is another example of sound mirroring content. The alliteration (those repeated G sounds) in "The grinding water and the gasping wind" really seem to capture the sound and movement of the sea and the wind—the feel and rhythm of the scene being described (and the word "gasp" is pretty onomatopoeic—a word that sounds like what it means).
- But, despite all these sounds stirring and all the gasping, what our speaker hears is the song, not the sea. The speaker is drawn to the art, not the inspiration.
- It could be the triumph of human imagination and creativity over nature—or maybe she's just got pipes like Mariah.
- Line 14 has internal rhyme, "she," and "sea," mirroring the first line of stanza two. Shessh, Wallace, enough already! We get it! SHE and the SEA!
- Finally, take a look at the end words in stanza two: she, sound, heard, word, stirred, wind, heard. Stevens uses those end words the same way he uses sound throughout the stanza—to emphasize the stanza's content and ideas.
- Now, pat yourself on the back. We've reached the end of stanza 2 and you're still here!


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I've read about quercetin and I'd like to know if anyone here has tried supplementing it and found an improvement in their chronic allergies?
I eat quite a lot of quercetin-rich foods anyway, such as oranges, berries, tomatoes, bell peppers, green leaves... but I wonder if supplementing as well would give my immune system a boost? If I were to buy the supplements I would have to order some as my local health food shop doesn't stock it, so I'd like to know if it's worth it.
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School board members, administrators and educators from all the school districts in the four counties -- Scott, New Madrid, Mississippi and Stoddard -- served by New Dawn were invited to tour the facility, New Dawn PTO president Malinda Darter of New Madrid said the concept for the open house came after PTO members discovered many people in the area don't know about New Dawn and its services.
"We thought we'd invite them to come see us and see how fantastic the school really is," Darter said. "We wanted them to take a look around and see how everything was and how the teachers and students function."
Visitors to the open house were invited to tour each classroom while many of the students participated in activities.
"This school is for everybody," Darter said. "Our children attend here, but it's everyone's school."
"I think we have a program that needs to be exported to other states and it's cutting edge," Neumeyer said.
Currently 35 students ranging in age from 5 to 21 attend New Dawn. There are five classrooms, five classroom teachers, one physical education teacher, one speech therapist, one cook and 12 teacher's aides.
"Every student at New Dawn has an individual education program, yet they are all part of the same group," Neumeyer said.
Newly elected State Reps. Steve Hodge and Ellen Brandom were also on hand to tour the facility and meet with children, parents and New Dawn staff members. "It's an awesome facility and serves as a real need in the community," Brandom said while touring the facility.
New Dawn also provides a safe environment for the students, which is reassuring for parents, both Darter and Neumeyer said.
"As a parent, you have to feel comfortable with the staff. If you have a child who has seizures, you want someone who knows what to do. If you have a child with a feeding tube, you want to know that they'll do the feeding right. It's really big deal," Darter said.
And parents whose children weren't born with disabilities should also be informed about New Dawn because some disabilities can result from injuries in a car wreck or other accident, Darter pointed out. Some day they may need the services of the state school, she said.
For Melody Gardner of Sikeston, switching her 13-year-old son, Logan, from a public school to New Dawn has meant a world of difference for her family.
Before Logan started attending New Dawn at the beginning of this school year, he was getting in trouble for behavioral problems at the public school.
"We love it here," Gardner said. "There has been no problems at all. And he hasn't had any behavioral problems."
Although state education officials and the governor have said there are no plans to close down state schools, the issue is always on parents' minds. And it's one they want to ensure never happens.
Cindi Jones, New Madrid County R-1 special education director, said it would be costly for a district and a huge undertaking should state school students ever be mainstreamed into public schools.
"It's not that public schools can't do it or wouldn't want to, but public schools don't have the equipment or space and would have to hire more aides," Jones said.
Jones is very familiar with New Dawn and had nothing but praise for the state school. "It works well. Parents are happy. Students are happy. It's a very loving atmosphere," Jones said.
Debra Kerr of Charleston said she loves the small teacher-student ratio at New Dawn. "They're there for them and have children involved all day long," Kerr said. "They're not just sitting in the corner in a vegetative state."
Kerr's 11-year-old daughter, Tiara, has been attending New Dawn for the past seven years. Although Tiara has to receive treatment at a children's hospital, she does receive some therapy at New Dawn.
In fact, Tiara has had fewer doctor visits since attending New Dawn, her mother said. Kerr said she appreciates that teachers are trained and know what to do in emergency/health situations like when her daughter has a seizure.
Kerr said she's concerned if state schools ever close, more children will get sick (because of attending public schools) and will start dying off. "It's a very good school to not have," Kerr said about New Dawn. "We can't lose it."
Those who weren't able to attend Monday's open house and are interested in seeing the school should call (573) 472-5360 to make an appointment


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Does Greece Matter Anymore?
A lot of digital ink has been spilled today trying to explain the market's mystifying action.
U.S. stocks are roughly flat after futures plunged in overnight action following political elections in France and Greece. The euro is holding steady after earlier dipping below $1.30 and most European markets recovered from sharp early losses.
One of the few exceptions, however, is Greece. The Greece ATHEX Composite tumbled 6.7% after Sunday's elections left the nation's two main political parties lacking the support to form a coalition government. The implementation of additional austerity measures is in doubt, while the prospect of more political instability has prompted a heightened level of uncertainty.
The broader risks and ramifications if Greece were to leave the eurozone and potential breakup of the euro are essentially being ignored today.
While Spanish, Italian and other European stocks rebounded late in their trading day, Greek stocks finished sharply lower.
"The question for the markets, which is partly being answered today with a rally well off last nights lows, is whether Greece can still be contained to Greece and whether they leave the euro or not," wrote Peter Boockvar, managing director at Miller Tabak.
"I believe it's all about Spain and Italy," Boockvar adds. He notes the 2.7% rise for Spain's IBEX 35 and the 2.6% rise for Italy's FSTE MIB, while bond yields remain relatively unchanged, underscores how Greece potentially leaving the eurzone is "Greece's problem, not a broader one."


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Name: Terry Roe.
Age: 51.
Family: Cheryl, wife of 30 years in January; son, Paul; daughter, Katie.
Hobbies: Photography, music video production, Apple computers, racquetball, fishing.
Where did you grow up? The East Valley: Mesa and Gilbert. Gilbert High School Tigers class of "77".
What is your favorite spot in Chandler? This is tough because Chandler has so many great places where people can get out to recreate and shop or dine. If I'm being forced to choose I pick Tumbleweed Park for its open space and first-class recreation center.
Why did you choose to live in Chandler? How long have you lived in Chandler? In 1988, a year after I was hired by the Mesa Police Department, Cheryl and I bought a home in "Chandler Ranch" near Pecos and McQueen. We liked the schools in Chandler and felt Chandler would be a great place to raise a family.
Have you ever been charged with a crime - felony or misdemeanor - or been a party in a civil court action? If so, what was the outcome? I have never been charged with a crime.
Lawsuit involving a car accident in 1987 - I was responsible and my insurance company settled the suit on my behalf. (The accident occurred on my first day of work for the Mesa Police Department).
Named as a party in a multi-party lawsuit involving a female Mesa police employee that alleged unfairness and discrimination. The suit was dismissed.
Educational, professional and political experience: After Gilbert High School 1977, I attended Mesa Community College for two years. Worked for F-Stop incorporated as the managing photographer at Williams Air Force Base. Managed a color film processing lab for Grand Canyon Color Labs in Flagstaff, Arizona. Sales manager for Grand Canyon Color Labs in Phoenix 1987. Attended the Phoenix Regional Police Academy.
Launched 20-year career with the Mesa Police Department Police assignments - Patrol Officer - Crime Scene Officer - Detective - DARE Officer - DARE Sergeant - ASU East/Gateway Airport Patrol Supervisor Investigations Sergeant - including auto theft, burglary, pawn enforcement, and robbery investigations On call team leader for Mesa Police Major Incident Response Team, (MIRT) - Investigations of violent crimes Final police assignment - Center Against Family Violence - supervised a team investigating sex crimes committed against adults and children. Retired in the fall of 2007
Current occupation: Retired Mesa police sergeant. I also do contract video production work for RM Producer Services on the Gila River Indian Reservation. CEO of Roe Inc. dba Roe Photographic offering wedding and portrait photography.
Current or previous posts to Chandler boards, commissions, task forces, etc. Include the length of time served.
Gov. Jane Dee Hull appointed me as a commissioner on the Arizona Parents Commission on Drug Education and Prevention.
I served for three years while I was the supervisor of the Mesa Police DARE Unit. I have not served on any Chandler boards, commissions or task forces. I am a candidate for Chandler City Council.
I believe that signing up as a member of every organization or board prior to an election to garner public support would be wrong.
Why are you running for the Chandler City Council? I believe that I can be a voice for Chandler citizens who want conservative fiscal policy and quality cores services, including public safety. My career in law enforcement provided me with a firsthand look into how a municipal government works.
What are your top three priorities if elected? 1. Control excessive spending. Our citizens are trimming their budgets and doing more with less. We have an obligation to do the same.
2. Focus on core services.
Budgetary demands require that we trim spending and focus on the core services that a government is mandated to deliver. This means essentials like clean water, reliable trash pickup, safe roads, and excellent police and fire services.
3. Support our local business community.
A successful business community will bring jobs and revenue to Chandler. Now more than ever Chandler should partner with business owners. For a start, let's improve our use of the Internet to drive an aggressive online marketing campaign.
Why are you the best person for City Council? Chandler is facing continued budget difficulties and plans to spend close to 20 percent of next year's budget on public safety and debt service.
It seems logical to me that taxpaying citizens would want someone with conservative fiscal beliefs and 20 years of police experience to serve on the council to vote on their behalf.
What are Chandler's strengths? What are its weaknesses? Over the past 25 years during a period of rapid growth Chandler's leaders have had the opportunity to learn from the successes and failures of older communities. Through good planning and the use of best practices Chandler leadership helped mold the community into a nationally recognized "All America City".
My concern over a weakness in Chandler is all about the budget.
When it comes to saving money there should be no vacation for financial discipline. The cities financial wellbeing should be the first order of business each day.
I don't agree with decisions that cost taxpayers millions of dollars and leave the city coffers begging for a tax increase.
What are your thoughts on the budget? What would you have done differently? Out of necessity next year's budget is slimmer and trimmer. Due to continuing budget shortfalls it appears that special projects are being appropriately put on hold.
I would have been inclined to say a fond farewell to the DARE program.
The council should have taken Chief Kiyler's recommendation to discontinue DARE in our schools. The officers could have been used to fill personnel shortages in other areas of our police department.
In next year's budget Chandler taxpayers will pay out $50 million toward debt service in our community.
While Chandler has an excellent bond rating we must practice continued discipline and control the debt that we have.
Do you think Chandler is a well-run city? Why or why not? The short answer is "Yes". Overall I would say that Chandler leadership has done a good job of planning and developing our community.
I believe that Chandler should support a renewed downtown, but I take exception to the size and cost of the new City Hall building.
It is excessive at a time when government should be cutting costs. It is a big part of why I decided to run for council.
Budget cutting is necessary and we should all be part of the solution.
I look forward to city management that takes a partnership approach over an adversarial approach when it comes to working with our valued city employees.
Do you think Chandler is on track to be sustainable beyond buildout? Why or why not? Absolutely. Chandler has laid the groundwork for industrial growth. Companies that relocate here bring jobs and revenue to the community. Chandler's decision to launch "Innovations" is just one example of a project that will serve small start up companies so they can succeed and help the community prosper.
Industrial development along the Price Corridor and around the airport will benefit the entire community.
Excellent planning today will pay off in the future for all of Chandler.
What effect, if any, do you believe Senate Bill 1070 will have on Chandler law enforcement and economic development? Without a crystal ball it would be hard to say exactly what will become of Senate Bill 1070. I applaud Arizona legislators and our governor when they worked together to address a problem that the federal government continues to receive failing grades on.
Finally, Chandler law enforcement will be able to conduct complete investigations.
When it comes to enforcing the law, an individual's immigration status should not be a "Don't Ask Don't Tell" issue for police.
Economic losses may occur as a result of illegal immigrants moving out of the state. Businesses that provide services may see a drop in business. On the other hand, Arizona should realize a tax benefit as a result of lower medical and education expenses that have been associated with an illegal immigrant population.
While there may be some economic impact to consider, it is also important to remember that the new law is about protecting our citizens. When Chandler residents feel safe in their homes the community will benefit.
How would you rate Chandler as a regional player? Could it do more or less? Could it learn from other municipalities? While the competition is tough Chandler is absolutely a regional player. Our community just received an award for being an All-America City. I would say that alone speaks volumes about how Chandler is perceived.
Chandler should continue with plans that make sense for the community.
Obviously budget difficulties will make it more important than ever to choose the projects that support our core services and make good financial sense.
In order to be successful Chandler must learn from the successes and mistakes of other municipalities. Adopting best practices in everything the city does should be an ongoing priority.
Are Chandler's economic-development competitors within the region or outside of Arizona? Economic development competition has become a global issue. The competition for the best people, best companies, and best jobs is extreme. Fortunately for Chandler we have a great community for a business to relocate too.
Cite a vote the council took in the past year that you disagreed with. How would you have voted and why? With projected budget shortfalls Police Chief Sherry Kiyler told the Chandler City Council that the police department should discontinue the DARE program in our public schools.
During my career with the Mesa Police Department I was a DARE Officer and a DARE sergeant so it would be easy for me to join the chorus and support continued funding for DARE, but because I am committed to providing core services to our community I would have voted differently.
As a compromise I would support the idea of contracting with sworn police reserve officers to continue the program at less than half the cost. Contracting with reserve officers to serve as our school resource officers and DARE officers makes sense to me.
Cite a vote the council took in the past year that you agree with and state why. I agree with the recent decision made by council not to raise the secondary property tax in Chandler.
While the vote was not unanimous, a decision not to raise taxes is worthy of a big two thumbs up from citizens that expect government to demonstrate spending restraint.
Where do you see Chandler in five years and what role would you play to get it there? Much of Chandler's rapid growth occurred during a time when markets were artificially overheated. We must not continue doing business as usual pretending that nothing has changed. Slow and responsible growth over the next five years will enhance Chandler's rating as an "All-America" city.
If I am given the opportunity to serve I will support our core services with an eye on reducing Chandler's debt and controlling excessive spending.
Our citizens deserve a fiscally sound community in which to live. It is the right thing to do.
If elected, how would you handle a constituent's call to complain about a matter? In a city as large as Chandler it is a given that complaints will occur. Concerns or complaints regarding city operations should be taken seriously.
Council members should be willing to hear complaints and work with the city manager and personnel to determine the city department that could best address the constituent's complaint.
Council members should understand that the day-to-day operations of Chandler should be handled by the city manager, along with his management team and the great people that work for the city.
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This Hotel looks to be still under reno's as I know it's an older Hotel from the sixties.
The lobby is nice and the staff are friendly enough.
The room was large enough with 2 double beds #121,asked for Non-Smk but room smelled weird,may have been smoked in at some time. The shower and toilet are in one room and the sink/closet are just outside the door, I like it done that way.
The furniture is all really old and the housekeepers could use to polish it. The windows need to be replaced as our room window was steamy between the glass and it leaked when it rained.
Free internet was nice BUT it was wired not wireless.
I did'nt have a chance to swim in the indoor pool but it looked nice and the fitness area looked good also.
One of the beds and one of the chairs was stained...Ewww really made me wonder about how clean everything else was.
Location was great,did'nt have to go far for food,drugstore,gas,Tim Horton's Etc...
I don't think I will stay here again but Hotel options in Corner Brook,NL are limited.
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WHIPPLE - Not every day does a hunter from Washington County get to walk into the woods and take aim at a cheetah, elk or alligator.
But all those critters are fair game as part of a 30-target archery range at Magnum, Get Your Shot On on Hartline Road in Whipple.
The business, which opened June 9, offers archery and shooting ranges, a children's room and shop with accessories needed for the sport.
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Felicia Nonnenmacher, 19, fires a handgun at a zombie target at Magnum, Get Your Shot On on Hartline Road in Whipple. The business opened June 9 and offers an archery and firearm range and a shop with ammunition and accessories.
"It's always been a dream for me to have a gun shop," said Chuck Nonnenmacher, owner of Magnum.
Along with the gun shop, which offers rifles, bows, arrows and ammunition, the store features an indoor archery range and multiple outdoor shooting ranges.
Gun ranges vary from five to 500 yards, with one of them featuring four lanes with a retrieval system. The goal, Nonnenmacher explained, is to promote safety while enjoying the competitive shooting sports or simply sighting in a new gun.
"Everything is set up so nobody is down range," he said.
Safety is one of the aspects of Magnum that particularly impressed Timothy Dye, 26, of Marietta, who has used the firearms range.
Dye said he also appreciated the quality of the facility, which has the 100-yard range situated in a carved out bunker roughly 80 feet wide. A 200, 300 and 500-yard range is also available.
"I thought it was set up pretty well," Dye said. "I was impressed with some of their steel targets they have out there."
While the business features the typical shooting ranges, the 30-target archery course gives it a very unique experience, Nonnenmacher said.
Using McKenzie 3D products, which are used in professional shoots, the archery course was designed to replicate the actual hunting experience while using top of the line targets.
"There are $20,000 worth of targets out here in the woods," Nonnenmacher said. "It was very expensive to put this range in."
One of the targets on the course is an alligator, which is actually crawling into a pond for added realism. There is also a bear climbing a tree and a raccoon hiding in grape vines.
The concept for the range was based on feedback from local hunters, Nonnenmacher said, particularly where the animals are located.
"One of the big things they said was shade," Nonnenmacher said. "They wanted one where they could shoot with shade."
The 3D course was one of the appeals for Lori Lehman, of Marietta, who brought her two sons Grant, 15, and Garrett, 13, to the range last week.
"It's nice to have something like that nearby," Lehman said. "The 3D course was challenging."
Lehman said she was also impressed by the selection in the shop as she begins looking into home defense.
Already this year Lehman said she has had someone break into her car at Phillips Elementary School and into property she owns on Glendale Road, so having a place nearby that offers concealed carry courses as well as safety classes is appealing.
Along with the firearms and archery ranges, there is also an airsoft range setup inside, where children can begin learning about gun safety, Nonnenmacher explained.
Airsoft is similar to paintball, but the guns are more realistic and shoot small plastic BB pellets.
The facility will be available for parties for young children.
"I think that'll be great for kids," Lehman said.
Open for just longer than a week, the business has already seen several hundred people through the doors, and expects to continue growing.
"I think it's starting out good. I think they're going to have a lot more in the future," Dye said.


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Doctor Who series 8: Into The Dalek spoiler-free review
Witty, exciting, and with no shortage of ideas, Into The Dalek is a real treat of a Doctor Who episode...
Now this one's really, really good.
It can be something of poisoned chalice to take on a Dalek episode in Doctor Who, given that - as has been pointed out by Steven Moffat before - they're regularly beaten. For all their deadly intentions, the Daleks tend to take a few casualties, then fall victim to a plot device worked cunningly in somewhere along the line.
Also, how do you find fresh angles on creatures that have infested the show since the 1960s? What's new to say about them and do with them that doesn't leave you feeling they've popped back to help out Toys R Us at Christmas?
Into The Dalek has some answers.
Building on their last full appearance in the impressive Asylum Of The Daleks, it's the pens of Phil Ford and Steven Moffat who have come up with something really rather special here. At one point, it feels a little like we're getting a sort of re-run of Robert Shearman's wonderful Dalek. Yet it emerges as quite a different beast.
For Ford and Moffat have concocted an idea that we won't spoil, but could, in different hands, have gone wrong. Here, it goes very right. We get a fresh perspective on the Daleks, and we also get some justification for the constant promise that the Doctor and Clara are being taken to the most dangerous place in the universe. What's more, Phil Ford's teasing of the word "lasagne" last year suddenly makes sense.
Also, Into The Dalek is about far more than fighting a foe. In fact, the early stages of the episode take us to a familiar place for those who follow Doctor Who's heritage. It takes us away from the Doctor for periods of the episode as well, and as with Deep Breath, it makes Peter Capaldi, and his coffee, all the more special.
We do get more of Peter Capaldi as a slightly more settled Doctor too, and it's surprising just how cold and quite brutal his take on the Time Lord is here. Existing more on logic than emotion, it would be fair to say that if you loved Capadi in Deep Breath, you're not walking away from Into The Dalek shortchanged.
Given the ambition of what the story is trying to do, it's extremely well realised too. The Doctor Who budget used to stretch to one special set per episode, and occasionally, you could tell. So strong is the production design and lighting in particular here - and we sorely hope that director Ben Wheatley is lured back to Who soon as well - that you can't help but applaud. The execution really is excellent.
Very witty, exciting, and with no shortage of ideas, Into The Dalek is a real treat. It could, perhaps, be argued that another couple of minutes wouldn't have hurt it, and there are one or two itsy bitsy quibbles that we'll explore in the fuller review post-episode. But it's a piece of work that does the Daleks proud.
It's only Phil Ford's second Doctor Who episode, but off the back of this and The Waters Of Mars, let's hope he's snapped up for series nine. Into The Dalek is going straight on the rewatch pile...
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TAMPA - If ever there was a case for not taking a team's record for granted, it was Thursday night in the Class 2A-Region 3 boys soccer quarterfinal.
That's where Lake Placid came in with a 15-2-2 record to play at Berkeley Prep, which owned a 7-10-5 record.
By game's end, it was Berkeley Prep that had sealed up a 4-1 victory and a great deal of respect from Lake Placid.
"We knew that (Berkeley's record) did not tell the true story," Lake Placid coach James Ashley said. "They play an extremely tough schedule and we knew they were tough."
In the other boys regional quarterfinal, Sebring lost to Merritt Island by a score of 8-0 in the Class 3A-Region 3 match.
Berkeley proved it was for real within the first minute when Quinton Kauchick sent a corner kick into Liam Ryan, who rifled in the game's first goal from close range.
"If that goal doesn't happen it might have been a totally different game," Ashley said.
Lake Placid responded by playing the style of game that was successful all season. The Green Dragons controlled possession much of the first half and maintained the ball in the Berkeley Preps defensive end.
Lake Placid missed on several chances to tie the game up before going into halftime dopwn 1-0.
When Berkeley's Kyle Dagostino headed in a goal off a perfect cross in the 54th minute and Berkeley went up 2-0, the Buccaneers seemed to shift into another gear, peppering Lake Placid's goal with shots through the rest of the game.
"I think things are starting to click for us," Berkeley coach Tim Cooper said. "That's kind of the idea of playing that tough schedule (and possibly sacrificing some victories). It gets you ready for this part of the season."
As time counted down, Lake Placid looked to put as much pressure as it could to trim the Berkeley Prep lead.
Osvaldo Orduna, senior and captain for the Green Dragons, found the end of a Carlos Santana pass to put the Green Dragons on the scoreboard.
But Berkeley Prep hung on for the 4-1 win to end the season for a talented Lake Palcid squad.
"This team has come so far," said Ashley. "We had two wins all of last year and many games were by a goal here and there and we knew we had something to prove. We finished 15-3-2 overall this year and went on a 15-game unbeaten streak and I am so proud of the heart of this team and the hard work put in to make this season a memorable one.
"We lost to a good team tonight but we didn't give up without a fight and tonight's game shows Lake Placid that we have made and are going to continue to make progress in solidifying this program."


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I am feeling guilty for not posting anything this last month. I started a new job and between the commute, finding my feet and getting into a new routine this poor blog was unfortunately not priority. But, as I start to settle in this will change, I promise Please bear with me.
Here in Pretoria winter is starting to creep in, so my I'm dedicating my next three posts to stock my winter wardrobe (then maybe I'll do something summery for my friends up North =D ).
Anyway, here is a super simple tutorial, to create this super cute beanie:
Here is what you'll need: A beanie, wool, and 2 cardboard circles
Tip: The bigger the outer circle, the bigger your beanie will be. And the bigger the inner circle, the bushier your pompom will be.
Use the wool and thread it around the 2 cardboard circles until the inner circle is almost closed.
With a pair of scissors, cut between the two cardboard pieces.
Take a piece of wool and tie a knot between the cardboard pieces, then cut the cardboard away. Use the longer piece of wool and sew the pompom to the beanie. And voilà, prettiness!
Pompoms are very trendy in the DIY circuit, have a look at these other creations:
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- unless you are assigned one, select a movie;
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- identify the target audience of this movie;
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- Try to choose a movie you like. It will prevent you from making negative statements, which usually irritate readers.
- If it is a new movie, you can compare its quality to the quality of the advertisement campaign that preceded it.
- Avoid childish statements (it was horrible, I enjoyed it, the best movie ever), and give a more sophisticated feedback.
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The Introduction of the movie review is usually the hook to gain attention.
General guidelines:
- briefly summarize the main plot lines of the movie and cover the major events, but do not ignore the surprise plot twists and the ending;
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- make your paper interesting and informative;
Our tips on writing a movie review:
- You can compare/contrast the movie to other works of the same director.
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The components for evaluation are separate parts of the movie which can be reviewed in your essay.
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- evaluate the plot, discuss the main turning points in the movie; analyze the important scenes, which reveal the characters' thoughts and feelings, the opening and closing scenes, and the significance of subplots;
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AT&T Says U.S. Suit to Block T-Mobile Deal Should Go to Trial
AT&T Inc. is seeking a "prompt trial" of the U.S. Justice Department's lawsuit challenging its proposed acquisition of wireless carrier T-Mobile USA Inc., a lawyer for the company said.
There was no talk of settlement yesterday in federal court in Washington as Mark Hansen, an attorney for AT&T, told U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle that the company wants to get to trial as quickly as possible. Huvelle, who had earlier told the parties to come prepared to discuss settlement prospects, set a trial date for Feb. 13.
"We're seeking a prompt trial because we're very interested in closing this transaction," Hansen, of Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, Evans & Figel PLLC in Washington, said during the hour-long hearing. "We need to have the cloud of uncertainty removed. We're already a month beyond where we want to be."
The Justice Department sued Dallas-based AT&T and Bonn-based Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile unit on Aug. 31, saying a combination of the two companies, which would make AT&T the biggest U.S. wireless carrier, would "substantially" reduce competition. Last week, seven states joined the government's case seeking to stop the $39 billion deal.
Huvelle pressed lawyers for both sides to limit the number of witnesses and the amount of evidence they'll present, noting that each proposed interviewing 30 potential witnesses before trial.
'Longer and Longer'
"This case is getting longer and longer every time I ask," Huvelle said, scheduling six weeks for the trial.
Joseph Wayland, deputy assistant attorney general of the Justice Department's antitrust division, said the government plans to have AT&T and T-Mobile officials testify as "adverse" witnesses.
"We'll call them as part of our case-in-chief immediately to begin the trial," Wayland said.
Separate suits to block the deal have been filed by Sprint Nextel Corp., the third-biggest U.S. wireless operator, and Ridgeland, Mississippi-based Cellular South Inc., the ninth-largest by customers.
Sprint, which claims the merged company would weaken its ability to compete with AT&T and Verizon Communications Inc., asked Huvelle to be included in coordinated proceedings with the Justice Department, as well as in motions about handling confidential evidence and scheduling.
Similar Cases
Sprint's lawyer, Steven Sunshine of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP in Washington, told Huvelle that the company's case and the government's are closely allied. He said if the U.S. loses, most of the issues Sprint raised in its suit will be resolved.
"If we lose that day, then we think we'll be essentially done," Sunshine said.
Hansen called the effort by Overland Park, Kansas-based Sprint to enter the case a tactical maneuver to slow the litigation, which he said is already damaging both AT&T and T-Mobile. Sprint's complaint contains "exotic allegations" that the government didn't endorse, he said, adding that AT&T will ask Huvelle to dismiss Sprint's case.
Huvelle said that while she's still considering Sprint's request for coordination with the government, she probably won't join the cases for trial. She set Oct. 24 for arguments on whether to throw out Sprint's lawsuit, and scheduled the next hearing for AT&T and the government the same day.
Still 'Hopeful'
AT&T is still "hopeful" it can address the Justice Department's antitrust concerns and reach a settlement, Michael Balmoris, an AT&T spokesman, said in an e-mail after the hearing.
AT&T Chief Executive Officer Randall Stephenson in March announced the proposed purchase of Bellevue, Washington-based T-Mobile. If the transaction falls apart, AT&T may be liable to pay Deutsche Telekom $3 billion in cash, to give T-Mobile USA wireless spectrum, and to reduce charges for calls into AT&T's network.
AT&T has taken a two-track approach to the case. It's challenging the government's evidence that the deal would lead to higher prices, less product variety and poorer quality in services, while exploring compromises for asset sales that might satisfy the government's concerns. The company has reached out to MetroPCS Communications Inc. and Leap Wireless International Inc. to gauge their interest in buying assets, according to two people with direct knowledge of the situation.
A merged AT&T and T-Mobile would have about 132 million connections to mobile wireless devices and more than $72 billion in mobile wireless telecom service revenue, the U.S. said in its complaint. The T-Mobile transaction is scheduled to close by March 20, a deadline that can be extended, according to company filings.
The case is U.S. v. AT&T Inc., 11-cv-01560, U.S. District Court, District of Columbia (Washington).


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What's your educational background?
I graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor's degree in English from the University of South Alabama. I earned a Master's degree in Business Administration from Boston University Metropolitan College. I completed 750 hours of study at Bauman College in Berkeley and Cotati, Calif., in order to become a certified nutrition consultant. I am board certified in holistic nutrition and registered with the National Association of Nutrition Professionals. But, another education option is to earn a Bachelor's, Master's and/or Ph.D in nutrition from a degree-granting institution.
What is a nutritional consultant?
Certified nutritional consultants in California are not licensed, so we cannot diagnose or prescribe medication. What we do is endeavor to support health using food, positive lifestyle changes, herbs and/or supplements to help empower people in self-care. A holistic approach seeks to find underlying causes that may contribute to current health concerns. It's difficult to be a full-time nutritional consultant because of the limited client stream and frequency, unless you are fortunate to partner with a licensed professional who can send clients your way. In general, we have to work part-time in some other capacity and spend at least one day a week marketing ourselves. I currently teach about 400 hours a year at Bauman College, so that's been my other part-time job. In addition, I have previously provided nutrition courses (and, in some cases, still do) at Hawthorn University, Thousand Oaks Elementary School, Albany Adult School, Elephant Pharmacy, John F. Kennedy University and San Quentin State Prison.
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I am using 1.1.1.
When I load the page after inserting the shortcode , I get this: PAGE
it loads the homepage of the site within the frame. Any idea what the conflict may be?
Any help is much appreciated!
I am using 1.1.1.
When I load the page after inserting the shortcode , I get this: PAGE
it loads the homepage of the site within the frame. Any idea what the conflict may be?
Any help is much appreciated!
Please post your embed code from Google. Thanks

I'm really not sure why that would be happening. Possibly a conflict with another plugin or the theme itself? I tested your embed code on my sandbox site, using both the default WordPress 3 theme and the eshop theme that you are using. They both work correctly.
default theme
eshop version
I have just deactivated ALL plugins, and it still does it. :(
Oddly, I can embed directly without the plugin and with all plugins active:
Having the exact same problem..... Plugin worked fine for a couple of days and then mysteriously displays an error page now instead of the calendar
Same problem here as well. I have been using the plugin for week and all of the sudden this AM the calendar stopped to display and is showing a 404 error. I have deleted the plugin and all calendars, recreated and same issue. Additionally when in the admin page for the plugin the preview calendar button does the same thing, does not show the calendar, just a 404. I can directly embed the iframe code into a blank page and it works just fine, so I know the code is correct. I also tried to disable all plugins and revert to the default theme... no dice.
There has be absolutely no changed to the site in the past few days leading up to this event.
Stout.... help.
Please give me details of your install. WP version, SGC version , etc
WordPress Version 3.0.5 update caused this issue... stout version 1.1.1
I assume this problem started with upgrade to 3.0.5.... same problem with all plugins turned off and on all themes twenty-ten and silver oak
You can view the problem here
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You bet. Details below.
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Shortcode: [stout_gc id=3]
SGC Verison: 1.1.1 (just upgraded for testing of this issue)
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Hello all. The problems everyone here are having have baffled us. However, we hope that maybe some new changes to the way we fetch the calenders may have solved these issues.
Today we released 1.2.1 upgrade and let us know if this helped please.
I am afraid after the update I am still experiencing the same issue.
Same here... still having the issue. Additionally within the plugin settings when attempting to hit preview calendar, I get a 404 as well.
@andyschwartz, @desiostudios and @email@example.com
Can you generate create a php page with phpinfo() in it and send me the link to email@example.com. I'll take a quick look and then you can remove from your server.
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Looks like it works!!!
I am curious as to what the issue was?
Thanks so much for your attention to this matter!
I don't know exactly why it was happening. It may have had something to do with url encoding. I was passing the url of the plugin as a parameter to the gcalendar-wrapper.php script. In your case "http://" in this parameter seemed to be tripping up the plugin. I removed this and it worked. The wpurl param was being used to generate the url of the nav sprites in the plugin. I got around this by removing the wpurl altogether and am now using hosted images for the sprites.
That's got it. Thank you for the quick fix.
not working with 1.2.3 version..
check: http://www.engenium.net/the-gift-videografia-discografia-singles-e-exitos.html
any tip??
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Born March 14, 1925, in Bethel Springs, Tenn., daughter of the late Hubert and Fronie Washam Cox, she was a homemaker and member of the Hopewell General Baptist Church near Essex.
On Nov. 9, 1946, at Bernie, she married Robert C. Crow who survives of the home near Dexter.
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Caps Extend Forward Alexander Semin
Semin, 25, is in his fifth season in the NHL, all with the Capitals. He has 32 points (14 goals, 17 assists) in 29 games this season, tied for third on the team in goals and fourth in points. In 283 career games the 6'2", 208-pound native of Krasnoyarsk, Russia, has recorded 248 points (122 goals, 126 assists) and already ranks 26th in Capitals history in points.
Semin, who was named to the 2010 Russian Olympic team on Thursday, ranks ninth among active players 25-and-younger in goals and 12th among that group in points.
A first-round choice of the Capitals in the 2002 NHL Draft, 13th overall, Semin has 226 points in 231 games during the last four seasons, among the top 20 point-per-game scorers in the NHL in that time (0.98). He is tied for 14th in goals in that time (112) and is one of only 20 players league-wide to score more than 25 goals in each of the last three seasons. He is on pace to hit that mark again this year.
Semin established a career high with 79 points in 62 games last season, finishing fourth in the NHL in points per game (1.274) behind only Washington's Alex Ovechkin and Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby. His career high of 38 goals came in 2006-07, ranking 13th in the league and third among players 23 years old any younger.
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