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Donte Whitner Has A Long List of Suitors
A well-regarded veteran safety is reportedly garnering interest from several clubs, including the team for whom he?s played the last three seasons.
The Bears, Browns and Jets are?all prospective suitors?for 49ers strong safety Donte Whitner, Eric Branch of theSan Francisco Chronicle?reported Monday.
The?Chronicle?also reports the 49ers have interest in bringing back the 28-year-old Whitner, who notched 73 tackles and intercepted two passes for San Francisco in 2013.
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Mumbai attacks – the systems learning perspective
One major strength with humanity is that every time the current system is being threatened it is learning something. Some of us argue that we should be using our relatively recent develop pre-frontal cortex in order to foresee things, but at the same time we know that real collective learning emanate from real experiences which stirs op real emotions.
So what learning are we talking about in this sad situation?
First military and security groups around the world, including India, saw a new and horrifyingly effective tactic when a rather small number of individuals with ordinary weapons and explosives could terrorize one of the world's major cities for hours after hours and kill hundreds of people. I shrug when I think about which consequences this lesson will have when it comes to new kinds of security measures being implemented in more places in our society.
For all the different small groups of terrorists, guerillas and organized criminals around the planet this was a lesson in the efficiency in the swarming tactics we have seen small examples of here and there. In my home town Göteborg organized criminals seems for some time been experimenting with placing fake bombs or committing crimes elsewhere in the city in order to divert the attention of the authorities. This successful attack in Mumbai will become a major lesson of the learning processes John Robb calls Open Source Terrorism in his blog Global Guerillas.
For the Internet crowd and the traditional media channels the learning this time was about the effectiveness of tweeting, or as Paul Saffo puts it: News no longer breaks – it Tweets. Every time the social media crowd is engaged in something, new structures are emerging when the social software tools are being used in a slightly different but more effective fashion. I first noticed the real large scale effect of this in the aftermath of the dreadful Christmas tsunami in 2004 when the citizen journalists in place with cameraphones connected to the blogosphere and actually made all the necessary analysis hours before any journalist arrived and days or week before some governments figured out how to do. At that time the tools were blogs and wikis and mobile cameras. In every crisis after that I have been noticing how the connected crowd quickly restarts the process, but every time on a bit higher and more sophisticated level. This time the tool of choice was Twitter and since Twitter is a much faster paced technology, the information flow was even faster than before which meant that the reports were almost instant. For the curious you can go to Twitter #Mumbai to follow the Twitter updates in real time.
What does this mean for the future? If we compare these three groups when it comes to the speed and potential of learning to act in this new emerging environment the picture becomes pretty clear. It is not the governments or the security professionals that will adapt best or more quickly, even if they control a lot of resources. Most likely they will intensify their already ongoing work of trying to identify and stop potential dangerous people. They will undoubtably make the life difficult for many citizens around the globe, but if they don't redefine themselves and their mission to be much more bottom-up and preventive, they will not learn how to really cope with new emerging security situation.
The fastest learning is definitively taking place in the bottom-up part of the game where a race of mastering these new emerging technologies in a new emerging environment have been going on for some time. The question is not if the nation state will be able to handle terrorism but if the networked global citizen will develop a working distributed "defence system" in order to shield the society faster than what terrorists and other radical forces will develop their effective swarm tactics.
Update: John Robb have made a couple of interesting follow up posts about the Mumbai tactics:
Global Guerrillas: JOURNAL: More on Tactical Innovation
Global Guerrillas: URBAN TAKEDOWN: MUMBAI
There were also more articles about the use of social media as news reporting and communicating platform e g
Mumbai attack coverage demonstrates (good and bad) maturation point of social media | Feeds | ZDNet.com
Update 2: And guess what communication technology the terrorists were using?? Blackberrys of course!
Update 3: In NY Times February 14, 2009 John Arquilla commented on these kinds of attacks and called them Swarm tactics and characterized them as
The basic concept is that hitting several targets at once, even with just a few fighters at each site, can cause fits for elite counterterrorist forces that are often manpower-heavy, far away and organized to deal with only one crisis at a time.
and ends the article with a prediction:
Yes, the swarm will be heading our way, too. We need to get smaller, closer and quicker. The sooner the better.
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Larry Dunbar February 15, 02009
I don't think your analysis of the Mumbai attacks was accurate. The attack on Mumbai has a name and it is called a third generational warfare (3GW). It is the same tactic used by the US military in Iraq and perfected by Germany in WWII.
The focus is on information, which in the information age it becomes easier. The enemy identifies the orientations to isolate (kill) by gathering information (cell phone?). The USA had a disadvantage during the Iraq war in that it had to gather this information as it began penetrating the enemies displacement, but it still went rather well.
The attackers of Mumbai had it a little easier. They had months, approximately 6 to 9 months, to gather this information and design an attack. As the reports, of the attack, show the information was quite useful and accurate. The attack seems to have gone as planned.
In 6 to 9 months it will happen again, perhaps somewhere else, unless disrupted. Let us hope it is disrupted.
Martin March 2, 02009
Larry, where exactly do you think my analysis was inacurrate?
Yes, I know it is not a 4G warfare attack. As I see it the difference between what US military and the Germans in WWII were doing and what was happening in Mumbai was
1) the extreme difference in numbers, which was compensated with both planning and modern communication technology.
2) the goal was to terrorize a city by showing off the vulnarabilities to such a small group of attackers with so little fire power
I am afraid that it will happen many times again since I think protection against these kinds of attacks requires a very different structure of and collaboration between police, special terrorist forces and the military. And of course the different intelligence gathering authorities…


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Well, my sweets, the time has come. Today is my last official blog as a Jaunty Quill. I've been here from the very beginning, when a group of debut Avon authors got together and started this blog. I've made wonderful friends, shared great memories and I've loved every moment I've spent with y'all.
The truth is, I just can't balance it all. There I said it. As a full-time mom/wife/writer/daughter I'm just being pulled in too many directions and something has to give. But don't fret, I'll pop in every now and again – hopefully the Quills will invite me back periodically.
I shall miss you, but I'm still around. You can find me on Facebook and Pinterest and my website.
But there's good news today too….because the newest Quill is coming….
*I'm in the process of traveling so please forgive me for re-blogging this post. It was originally shared on my blog tour at WriterSpace, but I hope you enjoy.
Thanks so much for having me today and for participating in my blog tour. I'm so excited about this new release. Today I want to share the first five from the first five – meaning the first five sentences from the first five chapters of Undercover With the Earl. Hope you enjoy!
Chapter One:
It is a truth universally known that a girl entering her twenty-first year must be in want of a husband. But it was not a truth that Evelyn Marrington took to heart. She had no desire to marry now or any other time. Instead, she wanted to hole herself up in a sweet little cottage and write adventurous novels until her hair greyed and no one cared if she was a spinster. Due to her family's financial straights and their middling social standing, Evie's chances of doing just that seemed rather good.
Chapter Two:
"Ellis, what are you doing here in Epping? You rarely visit and you certainly have never brought guests," Evelyn asked once they began their dance.
"Can a man not come out to see his favorite cousins?" he asked.
"I suppose, but you don't. Or you have not until tonight."
He chuckled. "You are a suspicious sort." Then he gave a slight shrug. "Though I suppose in this situation your suspensions are not unwarranted. I came to speak with you."
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She stood from the swing and glared at her cousin. "What does he have to do with our agreement?" She looked up at the stranger towering over her. His blonde hair, pulled back in a queue and his blue eyes—so blue they very nearly made her forget to breathe—seared into her. Then it all fell into place. "This isn't about some secret assignment, is it?"
Chapter Four:
"Stand and walk to the other side of the room," he said.
"I beg your pardon?"
"I must evaluate how you walk."
She gaped at him. "How I walk?"
"Do try and keep up, Miss Marrington. People will be watching."
"Is there something wrong with how I walk?"
"Your walk is …" No. In truth, she walked with an unconscious grace and agility he found charming. There was nothing studied about her movements, nothing calculated. She managed to be both completely natural and totally bewitching, which was entirely beside the point. "Your walk is unstudied."
Chapter Five:
They'd worked together at his townhome for two days before heading to Buckingham Palace. Potterfield had escorted them in only minutes before and currently had disappeared into the tunnels beneath the palace to meet with the head council of the Brotherhood, which left Bennett and Evelyn alone in the Queen's private quarters.
Only time would tell whether or not Evelyn was ready, but Bennett felt certain she was, as ready as any woman could be under the circumstances, perhaps more so. She'd surprised him with her capableness and attitude. She was a hard worker and he could appreciate that.
As you can tell from these samples this book is about the heroine charading as the Queen, kinda like a Victorian Dave – y'all remember that movie with Kevin Kline? So what are your favorite books or movies where one character is pretending to be someone else?
Today is the day! The first book in my new Brotherhood of the Sword series is out and I'm so excited. So I thought I'd share five fun facts about the book.
1. The whole idea for the series came from my love of the Three Musketeers storyline. I wanted to do a spin on that in Victorian England and thus created my Brotherhood of the Sword, an elite organization devoted to protecting the crown.
2. I've always wanted to write a book where a character masqueraded as the monarch – this book presented the perfect opportunity. Kind of an historical Dave – remember that Kevin Kline movie? But it was fun taking a country miss and having her step into the shoes of the young Queen Victoria.
3. There were several actual assassination attempts on Victoria's life when she first took the throne. People thought she was too young and inexperienced to be an effective monarch.
4. There have been so many retelling of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and I while I didn't endeavor to do that, I did want to pose a question: what if the middle Bennett daughter, Mary, was the most interesting of the group? What if the wallflower among the bunch is the one who has the most to offer, the biggest adventure? So that's what I did with Evelyn. And I even named the hero Bennett as a nod to the Austen classic.
5. I knew that the hero in this book needed to be a big guy, like bigger than most because his brute strength is part of his character strengths and weaknesses. So when it came to casting Bennett, I just went with the biggest fella I could think of…Thor! To see all my inspiration (with lots of pics of you know, Thor…) you can check out my Pinterest board.
You can also read an excerpt here and find all the buy links. Hope you enjoy!
I've always been a fan of the Three Musketeers. If they make a movie about it, chances are, I've seen it. Something about a the royal bodyguard thing just works for me. So I decided to write about such an organization and thus created my Brotherhood of the Sword, an elite and covert organization dedicated to protecting the Crown of England. In just a couple of weeks, the first book in that series, UNDERCOVER WITH THE EARL releases and I'm so excited! Here's a little teaser to introduce you. Let me know what you think…
"Now then, I don't know if you've already deduced what you'll be doing for us, but I cannot stress enough the importance of your discretion. No one is to know, not your family, your friends, no one."
His was formidable, there was no denying that, but she felt no fear in his presence. Instead, she found herself fascinated with the lines of his face, the square angle of his jawline, and the dimple that settled deep into his chin. He was ridiculously handsome, but his expression seemed permanently locked in a scowl. She wondered what a wealthy, handsome earl had to be so angry about.
He leveled his blue eyes on her. "Understood?"
She nodded.
He stood and walked around to her. He picked up a stray curl that rested near her ear, the strand curled around his finger as a cat's tail wound around your leg when they begged for attention. She shivered against his touch. What had her cousin gotten her into?
"Have people ever told you that you resemble someone?" Earl Somersby asked.
His question nearly disappointed her, though she knew not what she'd expected. She frowned. "Once or twice I suppose."
His brows rose. "Who have they said you look like?" He moved away from her then, sat in the chair adjacent to her.
"Well, one fellow in the market said that I was the spitting image of his Aunt Gertrude, but for the most part people say I favor Her Majesty, Queen Victoria." Evie shook her head. She was loathe to admit that as she didn't want him to laugh, so she quickly added. "Personally I don't see it. Then again, I've never actually seen her, only portraits."
"You and Her Majesty are about the same age," he said.
"I am older, by two years I believe."
He nodded, leaned forward, and braced his elbows on his knees. "Miss Marrington, I need to know that I can trust your discretion."
"Yes, of course."
"I work for the Crown, as your cousin told you. I will not detail how precisely, but suffice it to say, you have been chosen to assist on a very important task. We need you to pose as Her Majesty at an upcoming event."
Had she heard him correctly? Certainly not. Charading as the monarch must be an act of treason. "I'm sorry, I thought you said that you want me to pose as the queen."
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I'm on deadline and have my kiddos home with me all summer as I'm sure most of you can relate – it's hectic, to say the least. Needless to say I'm recycling a previous blog, but it's a good one. Also here's the cover for my upcoming release (August, but up for pre-order now!)
When I first started reading romance, many years ago, the majority of what was available was the traditional historical romance. What many referred to as the bodice ripper because of the sexy clinch covers. I fell in love with these books from the likes of Kathleen E. Woodiwiss, Johanna Lindsey and Catherine Coulter. And then I found Amanda Quick and her historicals were a little different. I suspect that she is probably my strongest influence, as a writer, because none of my historicals are what you'd call ballroom romps or even the lush historical dramas that Woodiwiss for known for.
With Amanda Quick, there were suspense subplots and her heroes were often scholars – something I have always been drawn to – is it any wonder that I married a college professor? ☺ Her heroines were smart too and unique. I never set out to immolate her, but when RT Bookclub compared my books to hers in a review – well, that was just about the coolest thing ever. So without further ado, I give you the 5 hallmarks of a Robyn DeHart novel…
1. A Robyn DeHart heroine is unconventional, whether she be bucking society by going to medical school to become a physician, as with Anna from The Temptations of Anna Jacobs or whether she be a blind sculptress, as with Mia from The Secrets of Mia Danvers.
2. My heroes are smart and almost always the pursuer in the relationship. Once they meet the heroine, no other woman will do. They fall hard and they're loyal to a fault. Not to mention smoking hot! They also usually have jobs, even if they're aristocrats, as with Drew in The Temptations of Anna Jacobs, is working undercover for Scotland Yard, or an antiquity hunter for hire as with Fielding in Seduce Me.
3. Don't be surprised if there's a murder at some point. Quite obviously the Dangerous Liaisons books have killings in them, even scenes in the Rippers point of view. But even in my other books, I sometimes leave a trail of bodies, not always gruesome though (for those of you who have an issue with violence). The Raven, the villain in two of my Legend Hunters books (Seduce Me and Treasure Me) is rather wicked and does away with more than one person. Even in my novella that's currently out, a Regency spy story, No Ordinary Mistress, chapter one opens up with a murder.
4. Amidst the carnage you'll often find humor. Some books are funnier than others, but even if you don't laugh out loud, there are plenty of happy, smiling moments. There's one scene in A Study in Scandal where the heroine knocks a door into the hero's head and every time I read it, it made me chuckle. That's saying a lot because as an author we have to read our own books a lot and by the end, they get really old. ☺
5. My books are full of snappy dialogue. Almost every review and reader email I receive comments on both my characters and the witty dialogue. It's where the books come alive to me when I'm writing, where the characters live, in the words that they speak. Dialogue is super important to me and an integral part of all of my work.
Well, I hope this has given you a little taste of what reading a Robyn DeHart book is like. If you've read me before, what are your favorite parts of my books If not, what do you usually look for when picking out a new author?


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suspense! what did it say kenn?
He's sick of it, he's tired of it....
did you ever find out what happened wiltond?
my primal journal:
my panties just flew off all by themselves!
yeah you are
lolBaby if you time travel back far enough you can avoid that work because the dust won't be there. You're too pretty to be working that hard.
I think it's much harder, socially, to be a male primal
When you don't have weight issues, people make ya feel like turning down food is criminal.
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twitches/spasms in lower right rib area??
Me(35) Dh (34)=ds9,ds7,dd1,ds0
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Me(35) Dh (34)=ds9,ds7,dd1,ds0
Is there any chance that you are you feeling your heartbeat in your stomach? Or is it definitely twitches with no pattern?
In the last week have you eaten anything out of your 'norm'?
I too have a bad gallbladder. I made the mistake of getting a sandwich that had bacon on it. Sure enough the little bit of bacon that was on that sandwich had me in pain for 2 days. I normally don't eat greasy foods, but this sandwich tasted so good....ugh. Won't do that again!
So try and think back to what you may have eaten in the last 3 days that was different. Maybe it was something you ate, and now your system is fighting it. However as a pp said, it may just be time for it to come out.
Not everything is about you.
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"What is that?? Do I need it? I think I need it" -- Kato
I don't think I've eaten anything super different from my norm but ill keep thinking. I have been constipated (tmi, sorry) off and on since finding out I was pregnant. I'm sure gas/bloat/constipation could cause some of the issues. I was able to use the restroom yesterday so I'm anxious to see how today goes.
Thanks again!
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A new video from The British Library online today. The St Cuthbert Gospel, the oldest intact European book, underwent a CT scan to reveal more information about its structure. This video, produced by Christina Duffy, Imaging Scientist at the British Library, shows the manuscript, its wooden boards, the cords which lie under the raised frames […]
New Video: The British Library Takes a CT Scan of Europe's Oldest Intact Book
Taking a Book Trip with Bill Clegg | Day of Dialog 2015
During a week when it seemed as though everyone in the book world was talking about product, Library Journal's Day of Dialog took some time out to focus on process. Publishing a book is a journey, and the aptly named Book Trip panel that gathered at New York University's Kimmel Center to tell the story of Bill Clegg's forthcoming debut novel, Did You Ever Have a Family (Scout Press: Gallery Books) gave attendees a good look at the road it traveled.
Mr. Mercedes Snags Best Novel | Edgar Awards 2015
Short Fiction is Cool Again: Tor.com Announces Inaugural Novella List
Last summer Tor.com, which has been publishing original short fiction on its site, announced a new imprint "dedicated to publishing the best novellas and short novels from emerging writers as well as established authors." On February 12, it released its initial list of titles.
Editors' Fall Picks
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For style and subterfuge, look no further than these 36 fall books that have LJ's review editors talking
With All "Big Five" Ebooks Now Available, Ebook Vendors Assess the Road Ahead
Shortly after Simon & Schuster's June 26 announcement that it had concluded a 15-month pilot test and would make its entire ebook catalog available to all U.S. libraries, Macmillan last week announced that it will make all frontlist ebook titles available to U.S. libraries as well. These moves mark a milestone in terms of the availability of popular ebooks, as Macmillan and Simon & Schuster became the final two of the "big five" publishers to allow U.S. libraries to license and loan all titles in their ebook collections.
Library Vendors Make Business Case to Publishers | BEA 2014
When ebooks or other digital materials are not readily available in libraries, publishers "are missing a key conduit to a market that [they] can't tap any other way," Rebecca T. Miller, editorial director for Library Journal and School Library Journal, stated in her opening remarks for the "The Untapped Retail Channel: Public Libraries" panel on Friday, May 30 at the 2014 BookExpo America (BEA) conference in New York. Leaders from top library ebook and streaming media companies weighed in on this issue during an hour-long discussion.


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At Bronx Science, A Different Kind Of Lab
Carolyn Slutsky
Staff Writer
The entryway of The Bronx High School of Science is dominated by an enormous, tiled mural depicting scientists and their empirical discoveries, along with a quotation by the famous philosopher and education reformer John Dewey: "Every great advance in science has issued from a new audacity of imagination." But in the case of the only Holocaust museum located within a New York City public school, imagination accounts for more than just scientific advancement. For 30 years, the Holocaust Museum and Study Center, one of the first Holocaust museums in the nation, with a unique and sweeping collection of artifacts, has been a centerpiece of this school, helping to shape the lives and perspectives of its diverse student body of nearly 3,000 people hailing from all over the city and world. Located in a back room within the school's library (though slated to move to a larger space with modern technology later this year), the collection was founded in 1978 by Stuart Elenko, a history teacher (now retired) at Bronx Science. After World War II, Elenko worked with a Jewish survivor organization, and from that time collected Holocaust artifacts, which he eventually donated to the museum. The museum is entirely student-run, with student guides taking a "Holocaust Leadership" class that meets daily and prepares them for the complex task of navigating their peers and other visitors through the complicated, tragic history of the Holocaust, while teaching tolerance and understanding. "My goal is ultimately that the students learn how to empathize, especially with someone different. In a school as diverse as Bronx Science, I think it's an essential goal," says Sophia Sapozhnikov, the English teacher who for the past two years has taught the Holocaust class and administered the museum. "Bronx Science has a reputation for churning out scientists and Nobel Prize winners, but I also want to develop thinking, feeling, empathic human beings." The class takes an in-depth look at the history of the Nazis, the Jews in Europe and the legacy of the extermination of six million Jews and five million others, and makes comparisons between the Holocaust and other genocides for its students, who come from a variety of ethnic and religious backgrounds. Sapozhnikov's classroom looks much like any other in this public school, cluttered with plastic-and-metal desks, posters, bookbags and kids. But once she begins teaching, a quiet falls over the room and the students turn reflective about their reasons for committing to a yearlong Holocaust class and tour-guide training program. For Perri Feldman, who long felt a connection to the Holocaust, taking the class was a way to confront the sadness she felt lingering around the history of the Jews during World War II. "I didn't like to talk about it, but it's important to talk about what happened because it could happen again if we don't make people aware of it," she says. Despite her sadness, she realized that "I could be one of the people who could help make it not happen again. So I fought through it, walked into the museum … and didn't let the sadness prevent me from learning about it." Now, says Feldman, she realizes "you can never escape human nature, but you can address stereotypes and make society better." Feldman's classmate, Arielle Kellman, says she always read a lot about the Holocaust, but what inspired her to take the class was its mission statement. "It preaches tolerance and makes sure hatred stops and we spread peace," says Kellman. Nick Capon, a Catholic student, says he welcomed the opportunity to learn about Judaism and religions other than his own; he also appreciated the chance to learn public speaking and leadership through the tour-guide training. "To be able to teach other people was something I wanted to do," he says. In addition to focusing on Holocaust history, the class, which students say has become its own community within the vast building, teaching members how to get along with each other, helps students address the tensions inherent in a school as large and multicultural as Bronx Science. "Our school is diverse and we see tensions and problems within the different ethnicities," says Laura Karson, mentioning a recent incident in which a student scrawled, "the Holocaust didn't happen," on a poster advertising the museum. The school combated that graffiti and ignorance by holding a Tolerance Day, during which the members of the Holocaust class were central participants. "We explain through the museum what can happen if we don't learn about each other," adds Karson. "A huge thing this class does is correct misconceptions," says Madison Gardiner. "The Holocaust wasn't just [a persecution of] Jewish people; there were five million other 'outcasts' attacked during World War II," as well. "It focuses on the nature of genocides in general," says Katia Lin, a sentiment echoed by other classmates, both Jewish and from other traditions. "Not just about genocide but about how to help victims." While the group of students discuss their motivations for taking the class upstairs, others are downstairs in the museum learning the techniques of how to guide visitors through the museum from seasoned upper classmen who have undergone the training themselves. "The Holocaust was the climax of anti-Semitism," explains Josef Goodman, a senior, as he points out the museum's rich and varied material artifacts. They include part of a Torah scroll salvaged from Kristallnacht, a Jewish concentration camp medical orderly jacket and Sonderkommando Nazi crematorium orderly jacket, a collection of Nazi-imposed Star of David patches from various countries and a transcript of the Israeli police interrogation of infamous Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. There are colorful posters and devastating documents, many of which cannot be found in more established museums like the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., or the Museum of Jewish Heritage downtown in Battery Park City. There are no labels on any of the artifacts, which ensures that the students know their stuff: by the end of the training, their knowledge of specific Nuremberg laws, German society and even snippets of the Polish, German, and other languages that appear on some of the objects, is solid and impressive. Sapozhnikov hopes to expand the scope of the Holocaust museum's visitors from current students, alumni and parents to other students from local public schools, as well as elderly residents of the nearby Hebrew Home for the Aged in Riverdale. To this end, the students have adapted the tour to fit all age groups and visitors, shifting the graphic details depending on their audience. "The gist [of the tour] is the same but we have PG, PG-13 and R-rated versions," says Lucas Killcoyne, a student tour guide. Ultimately, he adds, "the real message of our tour is tolerance and acceptance." For more information about the Holocaust Museum and Study Center at the Bronx Science High School, please visit: www.bxscimuseum.com.
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Classic Marchmont Charm @ The Meadows
Bedrooms 3 | Sleeps 5
Classic Edinburgh Charm; this delightful ground floor main door apartment has traditional features typical of it's Marchmont location. The pretty front garden provides a charming welcome to the apartment. Also features a super communal back green plus its own drying area.
Positioned close to The Meadows and Edinburgh University and around a 20 minute walk to the Royal Mile or short bus ride it is in a super location from which to explore Edinburgh as it has excellent local amenities including cafes, bars, restaurants and deli's whilst being in easy reach of the city centre.
There is a large living room and lovely kitchen with dining area, 2 bedrooms and main bathroom with power shower and there is also outdoor garden space at the rear of the property. This is an ideal family and small group accommodation that will allow guests to experience the city whilst being based in a great Edinburgh neighbourhood.
One bedroom has a double bed and the second bedroom has a double and a single in it. Perfect for families or small groups.
We reserve the right to vet any group booking. This apartment is not suitable for stag parties, hen parties or young single sex groups. One member of the booking party must be over 25yrs. Strictly non smoking.
Sleeping arrangements One king bedroom and one bedroom with a double and a single bed.
The Edinburgh Address require names and ages of all guests, as well as addresses and ID. We will require the lead guest to sign copy of our terms and conditions.We reserve the right to vet any booking. This apartment is not suitable for stag parties, hen parties or young single sex groups or parties. One member of the booking party must be over 25 years. There is a strictly non-smoking policy. A damage deposit is required one week before arrival and will be fully refunded pending no damages one week prior to your departure.
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Directions (The following directions are as they stand at the moment in Edinburgh. However, due to the Tram Works currently taking place in the city, some bus routes and roads may be closed/altered. Where this is the case, we recommend that you visit http://www.edinburghtrams.com/, which will bring you up to date with all local diversions.)
Getting there from the Waverley Railway Station
Exit station onto Princes Street, turn left along Princes Street and take the third right onto Hanover Street. Here you can take the number 24 bus directly to Marchmont, you must alight the bus halfway up Marchmont Road. Spottiswoode Road is the third road on the right hand side of the road when the bus leaves the Meadows Park.
Getting there from the Airport
Take the Express Shuttle bus from Stand 19 just outside the UK arrivals hall into the city centre (buses approximately every 10 minutes, fare £3 single, £5 open return). Exit bus at Waverley Bridge, just off Princes Street. Follow instructions as above.
Getting there by Car
If travelling from the North, continue on the A90 signposted for Edinburgh. Take the exit onto the A90, go through two roundabouts. Turn left at A90/Manor Place where you turn left again after 0.3 miles onto A8/W Maitland Street. After half a mile, turn right at A700/Lothian Road and continue to Tollcross. At Tollcross stay in the middle lane and follow the road onto Brougham Street. Follow this road along to Melville Drive which is the beginning of the Meadows Park. Take the first right onto Marchmont Road and Spottiswoode Road is the third road on the right hand side.
If travelling from the South continue to drive on the A1 and take the exit A720 The City of Edinburgh bypass. Turn off at the junction signposted Fairmilehead which leads onto Biggar Road. Follow this road through Fairmilehead and Morningside. Once past a small Tescos and Starbucks on your left hand you are entering Bruntsfield. Continue into Tollcross which is at the end of Home Street. Here turn left onto Broughham Street. Follow this road along to A700/Melville Drive which is the beginning of the Meadows Park. Take the first right onto Marchmont Road and Spottiswoode Road is the third road on the right hand side.
During the weekend it is possible to park on the street outside the apartment for free. Spaces are generally available.
During the week parking is metered 8:30am till 5:30pm. Charges are approx 70 pence per hour/max stay 4 hours. Please see pay machines outside the apartment for further information.
For more information about parking in and around Edinburgh please visit http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/a_to_z/service/940401/parking.
In addition there is a long stay car park at the Waverley Station in New Street. The rates are:
-Up to 2 hours - £4
-2 to 4 hours - £6
-4 to 6 hours - £8.50
-6 to 12 hours - £13.50
-Per day - £18
-overnight (18:00 to 06:00*) - £4
-Per day - £4
-overnight (16:00 to 06:00*) - £4
*Customers must arrive after 18:00 and leave before 06:00.
Further information can be found at: http://www.networkrail.co.uk/aspx/9494.aspx
Taxi hire:
Should you wish to use a taxi during your stay in Edinburgh, we recommend City Cabs. Their contact telephone number is 0131 656 3670
During the weekend it is possible to park on the street outside the apartment for free. Spaces are generally available. During the week parking is metred 8.30 a.m till 5.30 p.m.
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11 Oct 2013
The flat is lovely, comfy beds nice sitting room and well-appointed kitchen. The flat is central and suitable for visiting family.
We have stayed at the flat before and had a lovely time. Service (booking and telephone) is good and it is helpful to have easy parking in Edinburgh.
J Clark
1 Jul 2013
Very pleasant flat. Lovely area.
The service from The Edinburgh Address was excellent.
K. Bowsher, UK
26 Jun 2012
Very Good Value
It was lovely and welcoming. It was very clean and the decor was classic.
The service was great, friendly and helpful.
- Kim Clark
4 Jun 2012
Lovely area and lovely accomodation! Suited our needs for the weekend as one of us was running the marathon.
12 May 2012
Very good value. Excellent accommodation! Really peaceful area. Very well equipped and clean. Very comfy beds. Would stay again. Very happy with the service [from The Edinburgh Address]. Professional, friendly and efficient.
- W Currie, Orkney, Scotland
21 Feb 2012
Very good value. The flat was spacious, warm, well equipped and in an excellent location for us. The beds were very comfortable and we felt at home almost instantly. It made an ideal base for all the things we wanted to do and we enjoyed coming "home" to this flat every day.
[The Edinburgh Address was] very efficient and helpful.
-J Campbell, Scotland
12 Jan 2012
Comfortable, compact and convenient for two people wanting to be close to The
University and city centre.
[The service from The Edinburgh Address] was very efficient. You are now our first port of call when we visit.
-J. Killin (Repeat Guest)
10 Jan 2012
Very good. Spacious accommodation and very well equipped kitchen. Good location and parking outside door.
-G. Howarth
15 Dec 2011
Thank you for providing such an amazing flat for us last weekend in Edinburgh. It was spotless, warm and very welcoming...and we had a lovely time.
S. Tierney
3 May 2011
My first impressions were really good. As a family of five, I want furniture which is practical and not easily marked so I am not worrying all holiday. Practical leather sofas, solid kitchen furniture and wooden floors all made this easier. It was spacious, high ceilings and surprisingly well sound proof (we were staying over Easter when the students were away but I imagine at other times there would be more noise late at night at the weekends). Everything was very clean and the tempur mattresses were amazingly comfortable. We loved the accommodation - it was spacious, clean, practical and comfortable.
It is the little touches that made the difference. We loved having complimentary luxury Scottish smellies to use on holiday - and the children bathed in bubbles whilst I had the time to moisturise long neglected skin. We also appreciated fresh filter coffee and Scottish biscuits on arrival - very welcome after a four hour journey in the heat. I think it is very important to have washing up liquid, toilet rolls and even a little washing powder in the accommodation and this was all provided - as were ample supply of fresh towels, clean linen and tea towels.
Good communication by your staff who answered all queries promptly. All in all, an excellent service. I would also like to say I love the fact you collect and respond to feedback.
Katy Walker
31 Mar 2011
The atmosphere was fantastic. The location regarding the center was convenient. The big park was close as well as local food stores. The shops are open between 7AM to 11PM what was very convenient.
Everything went very smoothly.
Juri Lavrentjev
3 Mar 2011
[The accommodation represents] very good value. Absolutely loved it. Very comfortable, very clean, in a fantastic location. Couldn't complain about this apartment at all. Very good service.
Thank you to everyone who is involved in it!
Eoin Collins
28 Oct 2010
The apartment was beautifully furnished, clean and very spacious. We really appreciated the many towels and the tea & coffee basket, as well as the cosy fireplace. Nice neighbourhood within walking distance of the Old Town.
We were really happy about the service provided. From the time we made the booking to the day of arrival, we got rapid response to our e-mails. Upon arrival, Anne Marie arrived just as we did, and we got a tour of the flat. It was nice that she took time to tell us about both the apartment and the neighbourhood.
Tina Ryding
5 Sep 2010
"Good, and self catered is something we would like to do again. Staff were easy to contact and friendly. Self catered apartment was clean when we arrived and easy to maintain."
T. Talavera, USA
1 Sep 2010
"Lovely apartment, very nice area. Well decorated. I would repeat without doubts!"
C. Rodriguez, Spain
2 Jun 2010
"Clean, well presented accommodation. Features as to be expected in a serviced apartment.
E-mails were replied to without delays and phone conversations were polite yet suitably informal. Good work."
C. Hill, UK
7 May 2010
"The apartment was ideal for our needs. It was large enough to have friends for lunch and felt quite spacious. It is situated in a pleasant part of Edinburgh and it was easy to park.
We had a very warm welcome and the tea, coffee and milk provided were very welcome (especially the filter coffee)."
S. Lacey, UK
16 Apr 2010
"The stay in Marchmount was perfect in so many ways. I used to live at number 26 during my final year at University so it was a week of reminiscing for me and reminder that Edinburgh is such a fantastic place."
A. Baird, stayed at the Period Meadows Apartment (Marchmont Main Door Apartment) in April 2010
9 Jan 2010
"[Service was] Excellent. No problems and no complaints. Long distance service via the internet worked smoothly."
J. Strickler, US
9 Dec 2009
"It was lovely.
The service was good, e-mails were answered promptly and apartment was in good order."
P. Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, stayed at the Period Meadows Apartment (Marchmont Main Door Apartment) in December 2009
25 Nov 2009
"Good standard of service, respectful and helpful."
S. Evans, UK
23 Nov 2009
"A very nice flat indeed; traditional and comfortable, and no shared stair that can at times be dark and dingy."
T. Qurashi, stayed at the Period Meadows Apartment (Marchmont Main Door Apartment) in November 2009
15 Sep 2009
"Nice apartment, clean and fully furnished."
A. Miniello, stayed at the Period Meadows Apartment (Marchmont Main Door Apartment) in September 2009
14 Sep 2009
"Very pleased with this accommodation - it is of good quality and pleasantly situated with a fairly frequent bus service nearby to the centre of town. We particularly felt it was well supplied with kitchen equipment and utensils, also plenty of towels. Would definitely consider booking this place again.
This is the first time we have used The Edinburgh Address and we are very pleased overall regarding the service provided."
P. Breckon, UK
6 Jul 2009
"[Apartment was] clean, tidy well laid out and everything you needed was catered for."
D. Thompson, UK
28 Jun 2009
"The accommodation was ideally placed, very clean and had everything that was required...
The service was excellent, all aspects of booking arrival and departure being painless."
J. Killin, UK
18 Feb 2009
"Excellent and well located."
G. Kotschy, stayed at the Period Meadows Apartment (Marchmont Main Door Apartment) in February 2009
22 Nov 2010
Ideal location. Very comfortable with good beds. Well furnished but uncluttered
Tod Merson
20 Sep 2010
The apartment was very spacious for our family and everything was in good working order. The kitchen was very nice. We made supper there several nights. the living room was comfortable for family and we enjoyed it's character. It was great to have internet access and lovely extra's such as games, books,shampoo and bath gel. I am sure we will try and rent this apartment again when we come to Scotland.
Contacts by phone and e-mail were responded to very quickly and Anne Marie was very nice and explained everything thoroughly when we checked in. No surprises and expectations were surpassed. Sue Muenchow September 2010
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ANAHEIM – Day two of the United Spirit Association's Spirit Nationals saw three Orange County schools advance to Sunday's finals in the Large Varsity Show Cheer Advanced Divisions.
Tesoro and El Dorado advanced in their division and Mater Dei advanced in the co-ed division. They were among several Orange County schools that advanced to the finals. There were many other teams, some from as far away as Arizona and Utah, that also qualified.
The finals at the Anaheim Convention Center start at 8 a.m. for the smaller junior varsity teams. The competition for the Large Varsity Show Cheer Advanced Division begins at approximately 3:15 p.m.
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Tue, 12 Feb 2013 22:44:00 – Juventus coach Antonio Conte praised his players for coping with the red-hot atmosphere in their 3-0 win over Celtic at Parkhead.
The Italian champions all-but booked their spot in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League as they secured a commanding first leg lead to bring back to Turin.
Conte admits it was not easy for his players to perfom in front of such fervent supporters and was delighted with his side's display.
"It was certainly a very important victory," said Conte. "I personally as a player have been in this competition for many years, but had rarely seen a passionate atmosphere like this.
"At the start the Celtic players went above and beyond their capabilities, but we held out under their pressure. The moment they dropped the tempo a little, we got our goals and created more dangerous opportunities.
"It wasn't easy to play in that atmosphere, and I can say that as someone who has experienced these things as a player. I couldn't communicate with the players because it was so loud.
"Every time there was a corner, it felt like the stadium was coming down. The lads deserve praise for getting this result in Glasgow."
Celtic were unhappy with Juventus' defensive tactics from corners and Conte admits they set up differently than usual to combat the Scottish side's aerial threat.
"We changed something compared to our usual defending, as they had scored 40 per cent of their Champions League goals from corners and set pieces. We were only surprised once with a header over," added Conte.
"We did pretty well defensively apart from at times in the first half when we went too deep. It was a good performance, we knew Celtic were a good side and they might not be mentioned among the top teams in Europe for many years, but they beat Barcelona and eliminated Benfica and Spartak Moscow.
"I think they were slightly surprised by Juventus, as they expected to get something more on home turf, but we prepared well in defence and attack.
"We had as much possession as they allowed us, because Celtic were going at 100mph and rested all their players at the weekend, whereas we faced Fiorentina on Saturday."
The midfielder's misfortune was compounded by another goal by Gary McDonald before Danny Hylton scored a last-minute consolation at the Globe Arena.
Morecambe had gone close to opening the scoring in the first half when Nick Fenton headed against a post after Hylton had missed a glorious chance for the Shots to take the lead on 28 minutes.
The drab match came to life after 72 minutes when Aldershot midfielder Risser headed a Stewart Drummond lay off past his own goalkeeper from six yards out.
The Shots then left gaps as they chased a much needed point and they were made to pay as Jim Bentley's side doubled their advantage on 85 minutes.
Ryan Williams' shot from the edge of the area was superbly saved by Jamie Young, but the ball rebounded into the path of Morecambe midfielder Gary McDonald who dived to head home from close range.
Hylton gave the Shots a late consolation with a 92nd-minute goal after a neat exchange of passes on the edge of the Morecambe area.


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The most common bacteria in our intestines to the lactobacilli and bifidobacillen. They help in digestion of food. The production of organic acids (lactic acid) inhibit the growth of bad bacteria off. They play an important role in the intestinal ecosystem.
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Yeasts are often used in the food industry (as in the bakery, in the production of wine and also in the production of probiotics). The yeast used in Imutis ® is Saccharomyces boulardii. This yeast gives off enzymes that increase the resistance of the organism and helpful in digestion. It is because of these reasons that Imutis ® a good influence on the intestinal flora.
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The former Janet Clara Langel was born Jan. 5, 1925, in Le Mars, the daughter of Joseph and Frances Meyer Langel. She was the sixth of nine siblings. She grew up on the family farm and graduated from Le Mars Central High School in 1944. Following graduation. Janet worked in Sioux City.
On Oct. 26, 1948, she and Clarence Staab were married in Le Mars. Following their marriage they farmed near Hadley, Minn., and raised their four children. In 1985 they moved to Slayton, Minn. Janet worked as a CNA in the Balaton, Pipestone, and Slayton nursing homes and also at the Slayton Hospital. She thoroughly enjoyed her work until her retirement in 1990. Clarence died on Oct. 19, 1991.
In 1995, Janet moved to Rapid City to live with her sister Dorothy Ann. In 2000 Janet returned to Minnesota and made her home in Heron Lake, Minn. In 2004 she moved to Slayton. On March 20, 2008, she became a resident of the Golden living Center-Slayton and died there on March 24.
She was a member of St. Ann's Church in Slayton. Janet enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. She also enjoyed watching Family Feud and Wheel of Fortune, playing cards, games, reading and word find puzzles.
Survivors include her three children, Linda Doescher of Slayton, Minn., Patricia and Steve Braun of Cottonwood, Minn., and Daniel and Sharon Staab of Hadley, Minn.; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; one sister, Dula Farrington of Merrill; and long time family friend Mary Byrne of Slayton, Minn.
She is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Clarence Staab; one son, David Mark Staab; one great-granddaughter, Justine Doescher; six sisters, Juliet Langel, Marie Owens, Lorraine Langel, Saverna Albers, Dorothy Ann Langel, and Lois Campbell, and one brother, Ervin Langel.
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The honorary pallbearers are her grandchildren, Shawna Tusberg, Rick Doescher, Eric Stabb, Nicholas Doescher, Brandy Staab, Ryan Braun, Michael Doescher, Shalesha Braun, Amanda Doescher, Brent Staab, and Kayla Staab.
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