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"The cottage was exellent, very good ..."The cottage was exellent, very good value and the owners David and Beverly could not have been more welcoming, situated about 9 miles from Manningtree its a ideal place for roaming Suffolk and Essex. Highly recommended.
- Swimming pool
- Off road parking
- Ground floor accommodation
- Ground floor bedroom
- Open fire
- Smoke-free
- Garden / Patio
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
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Bentley 2.7 miles. A cosy detached bungalow situated next to the owners' home, in a peaceful 12-acre setting with coarse fishing lakes, between the villages of Bentley and Tattingstone.
This Suffolk cottage overlooks a delightful garden with furniture, perfect for relaxing, and there is seasonal shared use of an outdoor swimming pool.
The sleeping accommodation in this Suffolk cottage is flexible, ensuring couples and friends alike can enjoy their time in this beautiful part of the country.
Relax in the gardens, splash in the pool, enjoy coarse fishing on the well-stocked lakes, or should you prefer to head out there are a wealth of attractions near to this Suffolk cottage.
Just a mile from this Bentley cottage is TV's Jimmy's Farm with animals and a farm shop.
Alton Water reservoir, two miles away, offers watersports and cycle hire, or visit Pin Mill on the River Orwell.
The nearby Dedham Vale offers pretty villages with attractions such as East Bergholt, NT Flatford Mill and Bridge Cottage, and Sir Alfred Munnings Art Museum.
Further afield are Colchester and Ipswich.
A welcoming Suffolk cottage with plenty to see throughout the year.
All ground floor. One double bedroom (zip/link, can be twin on request). Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with woodburning stove.
- Economy 7 heating with woodburning stove
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD
- Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off road parking for 1 car
- Twelve acres of shared gardens with table and chairs
- Shared use with owners of unheated outdoor swimming pool (June to Sept)
- Fishing available at £3 per day by arrangement with owner
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shop 3 miles, pub 1 mile
- Note: Children aged 8 and over only, due to fishing lake
- Note: Fresh vegetables, free range eggs and logs available to purchase from owner.
About the location
Ipswich 7.5 miles.
Bentley is a Suffolk village on the edge of Dedham Vale, an ideal location from which to explore both the counties of Essex and Suffolk with their many interesting attractions. Dedham Vale, a conservation area, offers NT Flatford Mill with picturesque river walks, the beautiful village of Nayland, with its wealth of timber framed and thatched cottages, and Dedham with magnificent old buildings and independent shops. The delightful town of Woodbridge has many independent shops, while the archaeological site Sutton Hoo is well worth a visit. Spend a day enjoying the Heritage Coast, visiting Rendlesham Forest, Orford Castle, Snape Maltings, and the delightful seaside town of Aldeburgh. The town of Colchester with a castle and zoo and Ipswich are both within easy travelling distance.
Region Information
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas


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Last night I stood next to the ex-England and Middlesex fast bowler Angus Fraser, who's running the VLM. He is, as they say, a big unit. He's about 6ft 5in, and solidly built with - sorry Gus - a couple of chins and a couple of bellies. Maybe 17, 18 stone or more?
He's obviously a very strong man - although he's now 46 - but that's a considerable bulk to drag round a marathon.
I know Guinness do some ridiculous marathon records, but is there one for the heaviest person who's run one (or most of one - not walked)? Any other heavyweights out there who've managed it?
This is an article from last year
Kelly Gneiting weighs over 400 pounds and was determined to run right into the record book as the heaviest man ever to complete a marathon.
Gneiting is so large, he had to cut open the collar of his running shirt to make room for his neck!
25,000 runners took part in Sunday's Los Angeles Marathon and Gneiting was near the back of the pack.
To get an idea of how slowly he ran, a woman walked right passed him.
To make a tough race even tougher, a torrential rain begins to fall.
"Eight more miles, holy cow!" he said.
He finally crossed the finish line with a time of nine hours, 48 minutes, and 52 seconds.
"I set the world record!" Gneiting told INSIDE EDITION proudly.
Not only that, he lost four pounds!
To watch the documentary about this 400-pound runner, go to Youtube.
Is 16 to 16.5 stone considered HUGE? I done 9 marathons inc 3 London, most at that weight. And i started running to lose weight!
Something is going wrong somewhere!
The Uk record holder, around about 800 marathons, who I have met on the hoof many times and has my deepest respect, whose name I will not mention would admit to being no gazell. He enjoys his beer, just like the next man.
It is perfectly possible to carry body fat over the distance, if you are fit. Some fat helps; if you run on empty your body eats muscle.
Only youngsters chasing time need to worry about weight. Otherwise, keep it down for the sake of your needs, but don't go skinny.
Weight is proportional to the cube of height, obviously. Which is why Bob Willis weighed more than Gatting batting (or maybe he didn't!).

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If it is a newer Apt,it will have fire walls,and you should be relatively safe in a self defense sit,I would still stay aware of where B-rooms,L-rooms.etc are,most interior rooms are just sheetrock.
This is a discussion on .45 ammo for apartment defense? within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have a 1911 for CC and home defense (my home is an apartment) and was wondering what the best ammo to use is? If ...
I have a 1911 for CC and home defense (my home is an apartment) and was wondering what the best ammo to use is? If I would ever need to use it, I would obviously want to be sure no one else gets hurt (besides the BG).
If it is a newer Apt,it will have fire walls,and you should be relatively safe in a self defense sit,I would still stay aware of where B-rooms,L-rooms.etc are,most interior rooms are just sheetrock.
I keep 230gr Gold Dots for all around defensive ammunition in my apartment and out. The heavier bullet is moving slower and the large cavity of the Gold Dots expand pretty quick on impact, which should slow it moving through a wall. They also function flawlessly in my 1911. Training and practice are more important than ammunition selection here though, because any ammunition shot straight in to the wall will pass through unless it hits a stud or something else in the wall.
Good self-defense rounds will have good penetration.
Don't miss.
Honest, I'm not trying to be smart - just pragmatic.
This is true no matter if you live in a single stand-alone home or in an apartment. Get to know your home, know where the safe backstops are, so that you can at least have an idea of the safe fire-lanes: having such an option available for setting up your last-line-of-defense may well be worth considering - but realize that when things go wrong, you may not get your choice.
"Accuracy is final."
Hit your target. The Guard Dog EFMJ might be worth looking at as it is lighter weight and the hollow point cavity won't get plugged (since it doesn't have one). Maybe load the gun with 3 or 4 of them and have the bigger stuff further down in case you need it.
I personally chose not to worry about it. I have gold dots for 9mm and HST 230gr for 45acp. I know they make ammo that wont penetrate wall, etc. My priority was stopping threats, then worrying about over penetration. I would rather have a round that will hit vitals and penetrate, than a round made to not penetrate that may not stop threats.
I do live in an apartment. As a result I have a handgun for my defensive weapon over a shotgun. Only one round to worry about at a time. Don't like the idea of six 30 caliber balls flying around my living room. Of course there is the AK..
"There is a secret pride in every human heart that revolts at tyranny. You may order and drive an individual, but you cannot make him respect you." William Hazlitt (1778 - 1830)
Best Choices for Self Defense Ammunition
Isn't it kinda reckless to say "I don't worry about it"?
Well. I am aware of any consequences of shooting innocent people. Despite this I do not choose to buy $30 6 packs of bullet that won't penetrate. It seems backwards to me. I want to stop a threat. Penetration will do this. Will a round designed to not penetrate drywall penetrate bone? I would doubt this, but have not tested it. It is cost prohibitive. While the round would cater to my neighbors, I feel it would do me no good.
I want to reach vitals, and stop a threat. Perhaps there is a round that will smash through bone and penetrate the 12 or so inches, but will not go through drywall and wood. If not I will stick with one that offers better stopping power, over lower remodeling costs. Aside from that, my most probable shooting lane offers three walls among other things before it starts to reach anyone's residence.
I think it was elaborated adequately throughout the remainder of my original post. I minimize risks to an extent I feel is reasonable(use of handgun, over a shotgun or rifle). I see no good reason to handicap myself any further. If I am shooting my life and those I live with are threatened. I would want that addressed quickly and effectively.
Lightweight bullets that may penetrate slightly less interior walls are notoriously poor stoppers. This means you'll likely have to shoot more, which raises the risk of a missed round exponentially.
Go with a good, proven JHP that your pistol likes and practice--a lot.
There are no dangerous weapons; there are only dangerous men.--RAH
...man fights with his mind; the weapons are incidental.--Jeff Cooper
There is a reason they try and make small bullets act like big bullets--Glockmann10mm
I don't know man. The Extreme Shock stuff has some pretty impressive ballistics videos on youtube. I think that might be the way to go if you're willing to pay that much to fill a couple of magazines.
They don't show what the .45 can do but given what even the .380 is capable of I don't doubt the .45's ability in doing some serious damage.
"I don't like repeat offenders, I like DEAD offenders!" -- Ted Nugent
"Not everyone can be born with common sense, some are born liberals." -- MM218
I know of a ND case (it wasn't me) that happened in an apartment:
The .45 FMJ zipped through a TV, through the next wall (two drywall and insulation), across the next occupied apartment, through the next wall (two drywall and insulation), across the next apartment (not-occupied) and into the next wall, where I think it buried itself into a stud.
In total it went through one rear projection TV, 5 layers of half inch drywall, two layers of insulation and stopped in a stud. Not officially known is that it's my opinion that one pair of underwear were ruined. Strangely, the TV worked just fine, other than an odd place on the screen.
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Yeah. bullets will certainly travel. I moved into a nicer area. Figured it will lower the odds of needing to fire.
I see it was an FMJ that traveled like that. Could one assume that a JHP will get bogged down and stop sooner?


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NEW YEAR GREETINGS: Hope all the readers of the Kilmoyley notes at home and abroad have a Very Happy and Healthy 2013. Thanks to everyone who submitted notes for the page and I am looking forward to your continued support for the year ahead.
The results of the draw held before Christmas on 17th December. Numbers drawn were 15,20,23,24. Numbers were drawn by TJ Maunsell. There was no jackpot winner of €2,700. Two €50 winners were Ann M McCarthy, Sackville and Tom Carroll, Snipefield. There was also a draw for six €50 Meat Vouchers for Tim Master Butchers, Lerrig. Winners were - Daly Family, Rathanny. Bernard Newman, T/bane. A Pardoe, Ballymacquinn. Mary Maunsell, Lerrig. J Williams, Fenit. Philip Maunsell, Lerrig. The Community Care Committee would like to wish everyone a Very Happy and Peaceful New Year and thank all those who help out in any way towards the Centre including the ticket sellers who go around each week selling tickets for the Lotto.
Congratulations to Shane Brick, Kilmoyley and Grainne McCarthy, Cork who got married in Killarney recently and held their reception at the Malton Hotel. Wishing you many years of Health and Happiness.
The Death took place during the week of Patrick Pat McCarthy, 23 St John's Park, Castleisland and formerly of Lerrig. His remains were removed from Tagney's Funeral Home on Wednesday evening to Castleisland Parish Church. Burial took place on Thursday the 27th December to the New Cemetery, Ardfert. Sympathy is extended to his family, relatives and friends. May he rest in peace.
There was marvelous support and a wonderful festive atmosphere at the Lerrig Lough Splash hosted by Kilmoyley Tidy Towns on Christmas morning. Well done to all the sporting participants who braved the elements and went for a dip in Lerrig Lough. Thank you to Tom Meehan, Angela Meehan, Bernie Meehan and Denis Foley for providing refreshments for all present and to Mary Brassil for her help.
Kilmoyley Tidy Towns are grateful to everyone for making this community event a success-Ní neart go cur le chéile!" It was also a great treat to have Santa present at the event. Go mbeirimid beo ag an am seo arís.
NATIONAL TREE COUNCIL OF IRELAND - Congratulations to the boys and girls in First Class, Scoil Naomh Eirc on winning a prize for their story "What the Elm tree saw" in a story writing competition promoted by the National Tree Council of Ireland. You can find a copy of the story on the school website www.scoilnaomheirc.ie.
The boys and girls in First Class enjoyed an exhilarating walk through the fields as they embarked on a nature walk from the school to Tearmon Eirc, Lerrig. The excursion would not have been possible without the co-operation and hospitality of the Gaynor Family for which the school is very grateful. Go méadaí Dia bhur stór.
To celebrate the day of the Christmas Holidays a very exciting, sporting and closely contested Hurling League Final ably and skillfully refereed by Peter Crowe took place at the school on Friday 21st December. The work of hurling coaches Declan Lovett, John Martin Brick and Maurice Leahy was very evident in the skills and proficiency displayed by the children. The cup was presented to winning captain Ciarán Monahan by school Principal Mrs. Áine Crowe.
SILVER CIRCLE RESULTS - Week 8 - 1st. Magdeline Casey, Ballinorig. 2nd Kellie Meehan, Lerrig. 3rd. Noreen Kearney c/o Ciaran Monahan. Seller Ciara Casey. Promoter Sarah O'Sullivan.
Week 9 - 1st Fidelma Corridon, Kilmoyley South. 2nd James Halpin, Listowel. 3rd John Breen, Kilmoyley. Seller Ciaran Monahan. Promoter Cian Doherty.
Week 10 - 1st Joanne O'Sullivan, Snipefield. 2nd Eddie Flaherty, Lerrig. 3rd Evan Griffin, Ballinorig. Seller Brid Horan. Promoter Triona Curran.
Kilmoyley Golf Society Social will be held on Saturday the 12th of January at O'Donnells Bar Mounthawk at 8pm. Tickets ?30 each. Anyone interested in going should contact Tony Flaherty on 0878377528 before Friday 4th January.


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Immigration Reform
Our Republican friends (not to be confused with conservatives) are running scared after the election just passed. As they scan the horizon for potential voters to give them power, their eyes inevitably settle on "Hispanics."
Hispanics is politispeak for Mexicans; the term seemingly doesn't include the Spanish, Puerto Ricans, Cubans or the rest of the Caribbean, Brazilians, Argentines, etc., etc., etc.
Ever seduced by conventional wisdom and stereo types, the Republican Establishment seems to have settled on the idea that our friends in Mexico long for the economic opportunities available here in the U.S. and share their family values. Presumably, Mexicans could be a natural fit for the Republican Party. Therefore, they conclude, immigration issues are the way to convince these potential voters into becoming Republicans.
But let us look at immigration history.
Labor unions were illegal in the U.S. until early in the 20th Century. There was no federal income tax until 1913. There was no "welfare" until the 1930s. Virtually the only restrictions on foreigners from immigrating to the United States were health issues and a having a citizen who promised to be financially responsible for the immigrant if he fell on hard times.
From roughly 1620 until roughly 1932, approximately 25 percent of all immigrants either returned to their native land or pursued opportunities elsewhere. During this period, for all intents and purposes, our borders were open to anyone who wanted to come here.
However, between 1946 and 1968, things changed. During this period, 20- 25 percent of all employees were unionized factory workers. Manufacturing was expanding and new people were being hired all of the time. Cheep immigrant labor could hurt unions.
From the New Deal to the Great Society, the federal government implemented a broad and expanding "safety net." Food stamps were invented to reduce the number of poor rejected from the military draft. Foreigners didn't get drafted. With our currency then tied to gold and silver, impoverished immigrants could stretch the safety net to the breaking point.
Therefore, ever-restrictive immigration laws were passed by Congress. Now, it can easily take five to 10 years to legally immigrate to the U.S. and become a citizen.
My grandmother was an immigrant. I love meeting people from other places. When I learn that they immigrated here, I habitually welcome them. We are a nation of immigrants. We have assimilated the best that other cultures have brought here while leaving the worst in their native lands.
But we are not the same nation we were in 1900. The majority of union members today are government employees, not factory workers, and immigrants are overwhelming not taking factory type jobs. Unions now have limited interest in immigration per se.
In Clay County today, easily 50 percent of all our residents receive some benefit from the federal government. If we include federally backed mortgages and student loans, the number would be approaching 100 percent. Clay County did just fine before all of these federal handouts. Some would say that the boom times were some 50 or 60 odd years ago. But that is the environment in which we now live and no rational person would decline the reduced interest rates or subsidized housing, food, and medical care.
It is now considered to be unconstitutional to restrict government "benefits" to citizens only. Therefore, if you come from some impoverished place and the U.S. government is providing more than you ever could have had at home, if you have no long-term relationship with or interest in the U.S., why would you not vote for more of the same. After all, from that perspective, it is only rational to vote yourself money from the national treasury.
Although I am a Libertarian at heart, I am glad that drugs are illegal. I am glad because I don't want welfare benefits, tax dollars, to subsidize drug use. If there were no welfare, I would be one of the first demanding that they be legalized right now. After all, the wasted bodies and ruined lives would be a daily reminder to our young people to "just say no."
However, these destroyed people nearly universally have some form of roof over their head, food in the cupboard, and free medical care. If drugs were legal under these conditions, it would explode the federal budget.
The same is true with immigration. If I were to live in Mexico, or, Heaven forbid, some third world hell-hole, why would I not be willing to take any chance necessary to come to the U.S. Here, at a bare minimum, I will have some form of home, plenty of food, and free medical care; probably more than I would ever have had at home.
Until we address the welfare system, opening the borders to the poor tempest tossed huddled masses will simply explode the federal budget.
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Surprise! James Y. Lee banned from securities industry
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Don Bauder 9:21 a.m., May 26
After disbanding for a year and a half, Irradio will reform. Front man Dan Dasher remains as the only original member. He chose to finish writing the songs that became Irradio's third album (to be released next year), which will be titled I Am the Horn. Horn as in "horn players." Irradio added saxophone player Steven Welker, who sounds amazing mixed with the band's dreamy-ethereal vibe. The new lead guitarist for Irradio is Jim Hughes (ex--Transit War).
Ex--Transit War? That's right, but the Transit War is still going strong (they played with Against Me!, Bad Religion, and Seether a couple of Sundays ago). Transit War replaced Jim Hughes with TJ from Buckfast Superbee. While fans will miss Jim, TJ has embraced Jim's songwriting...and he has the youthful look that is more marketable. Buckfast Superbee is still together (they were scheduled to play at the Casbah last night).
You can plan on seeing an album from Maystar next year, but no one is sure how soon. May and Abe are working on recording the album with Daniel Crawford (guitar/lap steel for the Blackout Party), who is adding production and additional instrumentation to the minimalist stylings of the indie duo. What's holding up the Maystar album? May's vocals. Besides her admission that she needs to work on them, Maystar's MySpace page says she is overworked from doing promotions, booking the band, and organizing her monthly Fashion Whore fashion show.


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The abysmal state of the US loan market has added an extra dimension to the legal team at the Loan Syndication and Trading Association (LSTA). As an integral part of the documentation process, and a valuable source of support and education for banks and lawyers, the industry body is the first port of call for those seeking advice post-credit crunch.
"Even though we're a small team we get a lot of exposure to the wider market in so many different ways," says Bridget Marsh, assistant general counsel of the LSTA. "We have a duty to our members to be informative on market conditions and also ensure our documentation is properly negotiated."
Like its UK counterpart, the Loan Market Association (LMA), the LSTA develops a range of recommended documentation for its 276 members. As general counsel Marsh is responsible for negotiating the complex terms and conditions of each piece of documentation that holds the LSTA seal of approval.
"It can be a long and painful process because we take into consideration the buy and sell-side of our membership," Marsh admits. "But it's worth it because the end result is something that will not need to be adjusted too much and is an excellent piece of work that works well."
The 13-year-old LSTA has recently seen significant growth in membership. Law firms represent the largest number of members at 39 per cent, with sell-side representatives and institutional investors making up 18 per cent and 30 per cent respectively. Service providers account for 7 per cent.
Being representative makes the LSTA a more valuable body, but it also makes Marsh's job of developing documentation more challenging.
This year Marsh and her team have been working on several new documentations. The proceeds letter and the par participation agreement are currently the subject of rigorous negotiation between the LSTA's working groups, which comprise buy-side and sell-side members.
"What I find interesting is being a part of creating documents that are used as industry standards," says Marsh. "In private practice you're getting the deals done and looking at the documentation from a different perspective. This was definitely an attraction of the job."
Marsh has had a varied and international career path. After graduating from Sydney Law School, University of Sydney, in 1994, she had a year-long stint at the Federal Court of Australia and then joined Simmons & Simmons' corporate team in London.
Simmons ;gave ;Marsh ;the opportunity to travel, sending her on secondment to the budding Abu Dhabi office in 1998.
"It was very exciting to work in the Middle East," Marsh explains. "I originally went for six weeks and ended up staying a year. I really enjoyed the experience, which for a junior lawyer was tremendous."
After three years at Simmons, Marsh defected to Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy in New York, where she worked for five years in the corporate department.
"People ask whether working for a US firm is different from working for a UK firm. I don't think it is," states Marsh. "Simmons and Milbank were both interesting, dynamic firms to work for."
As a client of Milbank, moving to the LSTA was a natural progression for Marsh.
"My job's so varied and I'm right at the cutting edge of the loan market," she says. "One of the most interesting parts of my job is putting together the seminars and workshops we have for our members and working with other trade bodies."
The LSTA works closely with the LMA, the American Bar Association and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to provide education and guidance on key issues concerning the market.
"We're speaking with the LMA much more now because, by sharing information and having regular conversations, we can benefit our members," Marsh explains. "While there are clearly differences with how various issues are dealt with in different jurisdictions, there are a lot of trends and developments that overlap in the loan markets. It makes sense for us to work together."
With a two-strong legal team, Marsh covers a lot of ground. By developing groundbreaking documentation, as well as providing essential support for its members, the LSTA is a vital part of the US loans market.
And as markets show signs of continued weakness for the rest of 2008, Marsh's team will become even more prominent.
Name: Bridget Marsh
Organisation: Loan Syndication and Trading Association (LSTA)
Sector: Financial Services
Position: Vice-senior president and assistant general counsel
Reporting to: General counsel Elliot Ganz
Number of employees: 16
Legal capability: Two
Bridget Marsh's CV
1992-94: Sydney Law School, University of Sydney
Work history
1995-96: Associate to the Hon Justice Beaumont, Federal Court of Australia
1996-99: Corporate associate, Simmons & Simmons, London and Abu Dhabi
2000-05: Corporate finance associate, Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy, New York
2006-present: Vice-senior president and assistant general counsel, LSTA


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When the shout went out for a couple to parachute their way to wedded bliss, this pair signed up for love – and their family jumping out of a plane at 13,000 feet would get anyone's heart racing. But for Nathan Smith, the real thrill came when he saw fiancée Michaela Vaughan walking down the aisle after their wedding–day skydive.
The adventurous Christchurch couple took the leap last week – in more ways than one – after winning Mai FM's Mai-le High Wedding competition. The whole wedding, from stag do and hen's night to reception, was paid for – but there was a catch.
Michaela, 20, and Nathan, 30, had to first exchange their vows in the air and complete the skydive to make it official!
"The jump was amazing, but seeing her in her dress and hearing people say "Mr and Mrs Smith" was the most exciting part for me," Nathan, a security project supervisor, reveals.
It was a moment he'd dreamed of ever since mutual friends introduced him to Michaela in January. "I knew she was the one the day I met her. I've never felt like that about anyone in my life."
After a whirlwind three–month courtship, he was ready to pop the question. During a trip to romantic Hanmer Springs, north of Christchurch, he took Michaela on a morning hike up Conical Hill. Dressed in their running gear, the couple reached a lookout with a stunning view of the region – and when Michaela turned around, she encountered an even more breath–taking sight. "Nathan was down on one knee with the ring in his hand," Michaela, an accounts manager, recalls. "I didn't expect it at all – I was so shocked!"
The engagement brought a ray of light to what had been a tough few years for the pair. Nathan donated a kidney to his dad, Laurence, who has chronic kidney failure, but a blood clot meant the transplant lasted only five hours. Meanwhile, Michaela's mum Jenny was battling cancer.
When the couple heard about Mai FM's competition, Michaela penned an emotional letter to the radio station. "It's all about family," she wrote. "I love my mum and I know that she would love nothing more than to see her daughter marry the man of her dreams. I guess you could say time is of the essence."
Her plea won over the judges, who chose her entry out of more than 250. The couple, their parents and the wedding party were flown up to Auckland and, on September 13, they boarded a plane for the last time as an unmarried couple. More than 100,000 Mai FM listeners heard celebrant Kathy Bigwood take them through their vows.
Then it was time for the big jump – a first for both of them.
"I just said, 'Look guys, you're going to have to push me'," Michaela admits. "My stomach dropped at first, but after that passed I felt like a bird flying in the air. We might do it again for our first anniversary!"
Michaela jumped in a 'stunt gown', then changed into the real thing – a silky ivory dress from Astra Bridal – for another ceremony on the ground in front of friends and family.
"We were still buzzing from the jump," she recalls. "The adrenaline was out of control."
Her mum, who is recovering after a round of chemotherapy, was there to congratulate her.
"She's staying positive. She doesn't let it get to her," Michaela explains.
The other guest of honour was Nathan's dad, who has received a second kidney transplant – this one successful.
"He's feeling fantastic now," Nathan says happily. "I'm so glad he's still around for the wedding. I didn't cry, but I got very, very close when I was hugging my family."
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Motor Group Miami3201 NW 27th Ave Miami, Florida USA
Motor Group Miami, Joe Calava Misrepresentation of vehicle and no return of $1000 deposit, Fraud, Forced to buy car or lose deposit. Miami Florida
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This report concerns the purchase of a 2006 Mercedes Benz E350. I live in New England and the car was being sold in Miami. I asked numerous questions about the condition of the car and any issues that it may have. I was assured by Joe Calava at the Miami Motor Group that there were no issues, so I sent a $1000 deposit. After looking at thirty nine pictures of the car I thought I had seen it all.
Looking back through the pictures I immediately noticed that the car had no sunroof. I asked if he had one with a sunroof or could he find me one. He refused, so I asked for my deposit back at which time he informed me that the deposit was non-refundable (a misrepresentation) so now I was forced to buy the car.
Weeks later when the car arrived on a skell trailer towed by an old pickup I noticed transmission fluid from cars that were above it. When it was pulled off of the trailer, I first noticed the engin light was lit and I could immediately feel from the vibration that the motor mounts were gone along with the transmission mount and after three thousand dollars in repairs, I am still with a bad catalitic converter.
The service light was reset but the oil was not changed and was black. The lifters were noisy from failure to change the oil and neglect. The drivers seat does not work and all in all this was the worst deal of my life. Joe Calava and Motor Group Miami totally misrepresented this vehicle and the entire transaction in every way.
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So Jimmy, another genius heard from. Yes, I trusted the Miami Motor Group to be honest and they conned me. But, since you had to get involved with something that is none of your business, automatically that makes you an idiot and leaves me wondering just what it is that you do for a living.
It sounds like you are hooked up with the Motor Group so you also must be a con artist. Why don't you stay out of things that don't concern you and leave this space for someone with half a brain. Oh, and you should have gone to that english class when you had the chance.
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Oh, guess what, P. T. Barnum just had a birthday last week. I was curious, was there any leakage when you did the walk-around before the test drive? How was the fit and finish when you saw it the first time, before you bought it? Then when you took it for a test drive, before you bought it, how did it run? How did the engine run? When you tried all the accessories, did they all work? During that test drive before you bought it, did any warning lights come on? What was that? Oh yes, now I remember, you sent off your money to somebody you don't know to buy a used car, you've NEVER seen, NEVER inspected, NEVER had your mechanic check out and NEVER took on a test drive. Incredible! P. T. Barnum? He said, "A sucker is born every minute!" Know anybody like that???
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Maplewood is located at 38°36'45" North, 90°19'17" West (38.612535, -90.321339).
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 4.0 km2 (1.5 mi2). 4.0 km2 (1.5 mi2) of it is land and none of it is covered by water.
As of the census of 2000, there are 9,228 people, 4,815 households, and 2,041 families residing in the city. The population density is 2,298.7/km2 (5,963.8/mi2). There are 5,266 housing units at an average density of 1,311.8/km2 (3,403.3/mi2). The racial makeup of the city is 76.16% White, 15.93% African American, 0.33% Native American, 4.23% Asian, 0.07% Pacific Islander, 0.72% from other races, and 2.58% from two or more races. 2.22% of the population are Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There are 4,815 households out of which 19.1% have children under the age of 18 living with them, 27.1% are married couples living together, 11.6% have a female householder with no husband present, and 57.6% are non-families. 48.5% of all households are made up of individuals and 7.5% have someone living alone who is 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 1.92 and the average family size is 2.83.
In the city the population is spread out with 18.3% under the age of 18, 13.0% from 18 to 24, 39.0% from 25 to 44, 20.6% from 45 to 64, and 9.1% who are 65 years of age or older. The median age is 34 years. For every 100 females there are 99.6 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there are 98.7 males.
The median income for a household in the city is $29,151, and the median income for a family is $44,178. Males have a median income of $30,279 versus $24,025 for females. The per capita income for the city is $19,087. 14.1% of the population and 10.6% of families are below the poverty line. Out of the total population, 17.5% of those under the age of 18 and 9.1% of those 65 and older are living below the poverty line.


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For me the drive down to Seatac was fine, only task I had was to stay awak so it was easier on Vlad. As soon as I dropped them off, thats when my adventure really started.
I was exhausted but I figured that once I get on the road, turn up the music, and watch the GPS i would be fine. WELL, this is how it really happened.
I got in the car, set my GPS to my cousin's address, and began to drive out. I paid for parking, was told to turn right, then head straight
My frist thought of driving by myself was extremly overwhelming. I thought to myself "whoa! slow down, let me take a breather" It was a 5 lane in one direction highway and cars of all sized were zooming down. Eventhough I was driving my mom's Dodge Caravan, I felt like an ant.
After 15 minutes of driving, I started to recognize some places. Finally I made it to Alona's place. My nerves were all over the place. I couldn't stop smiling, I was so excited to see her.
She opens the door, and as I look at her I see the same face that I remember from when we were 15. The hair is still styled as if she hasn't skipped a day, yet at the same time she's all grown up. We sat for about 3 hours catching up 5 years that we missed, then around noon, her parents and brother, my "baby" cousin Lior, joined us.
HE has a GREAT personality. He's funny, talks a lot, and always has something funny to say
Afterwards while straigting our hair like we used to in the old days, we realized that we missed out on a lot, from growing up as kids in Israel, to teens in Vancouver and going through our competitive phase, we really scratched out 5 years of arguments, and disagreements, and just simply arrived as this stage; the stage a like to think of as 'We're now grown up, and we don't judge how the other's person leads their life. We accept eachother's ups and downs.
It was a great feeling that made me feel connected, made me feel that finally our family has been reunited.
That night, Alona introduced me to her boyfriend and the three of us and one of his friends went out to a club. As unforutante as the US legal age is, there are clubs in Seattle that are for 18 year olds. It wasn't bad, music was alright, and most importantly the people were quite different. Instaed of being intoxicated and under the influence of whatever substance people find here in Vancouver, the kids in Seattle were talkative and fun to talk to.
At the end of the night, we got in to bed like we used to when we were little, and stayed up chatting to make the eachother fall asleep
In the morning I was honestly happy to have made the trip out. Again, thanks to my mom. :)
On the drive out, I was anxious and a bit worried because I've been on the road on my own and a trip like this. I was worried that I would get tired, or bored and of course, car trouble. (memories of my latest road trip) Although in the end, the trip was wonderful, there was a wait of one hour at the Canada-US border which hit me hard and made the last 40 minutes the most challenging, but not terrible. I got home, and now, I'm back to the daily routines and awaiting my next trip.
Australia here I come!!!!!


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|The Kennedy Center seeks a special education professional to be a catalyst for improving the use of art in education and arts education for special education students and other students with disabilities in the mainstream inclusive classroom. Situated in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the goal of the Kennedy Center's Education Department, VSA and Accessibility, is to provide students with disabilities and students in special education with a quality arts education that prepares them to be productive citizens, competitive employees, and engaged in community life. This position will interact with peers and colleagues at the Center, in the VSA's affiliates network, and in the education and disability community nationally. The person in this position will be expected to have and maintain an expertise and in-depth knowledge of the field of arts, disability, special education, inclusion and universal design in education policy and practices. This position reports directly to the Director of VSA and Accessibility.
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Analyze complex arts, disability, education issues and policy; make recommendations, consult with and provide advice to peers and colleagues at the Center and in the VSA affiliates network on the aforementioned topics, as well as to assist with evaluation and development of goals and objectives for integration of the needs and concerns of students with disabilities and their teachers into all Center education programs.
Educate, develop and provide training for staff and affiliates; proficient at planning for and instructing students, adults and adult educators.
Build awareness around the issues and needs of teachers, school administrators, special education students and other students with disabilities and their families.
Set the tone and develop a rounded approach to and agenda for the Center regarding its outreach, programs and practices in the field of special education and the arts.
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|Must demonstrate in-depth knowledge of national policies, practices, and topical issues currently transforming arts education as well as practical knowledge of classroom practice.Ability to analyze, report and make recommendations on complex issues and synthesize down to concepts comprehensible to both the professional and the layperson. Able to support the Center's education goals of leaving no child behind. Ideal applicant will have experience in educational work, program planning, research and development of programs.Masters or advanced level degree in Education or Special Education required, preference given for license/certification in Special Education. Minimum of 3 to 5 years teaching experience in special education with a history of improving student achievement, background or experience in arts education a plus.Expertise in current theories of education and special education; knowledge of IDEA legislation and its impact on the classroom; expertise in one or more of the following – arts, disability, inclusive classrooms and universal design in education policy and practices; knowledge of some or all of the following – typical and atypical student development, developmental and cognitive/intellectual disabilities, learning and autism spectrum disabilities, communication disabilities such as deafness and/or blindness, and awareness of the broad spectrum of disability.Excellent interpersonal communication, verbal and written communication, collaborative and organizational skills are of critical importance.
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Screening of "Welcome to the North" by Luca Miniero
Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (CDT)
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The Director of the Italian Cultural Institute
Silvio Marchetti
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the screening of
Welcome to the North
(Benvenuti al Nord)
by Luca Miniero
(2012, 106 min)
Tuesday, October 16th
Italian Cultural Institute
500 N Michigan Avenue, Suite 1450
Chicago, IL 60611
The quirky postal workers of "Welcome to the South" reverse direction, arriving with more quirk in helmer Luca Miniero's follow-up, "Welcome to the North."
Following his eye-opening experience in the south, Alberto (Claudio Bisio) returns home to Milan with a promotion. Buddy Mattia (Alessandro Siani), from the laidback post office in Campania, gets transferred to Milan just when a new worker-efficiency system is introduced that makes everyone rebel. Mattia proves to wife Maria (Valentina Lodovini, playing the only character rather than caricature) that he's got gumption, and Alberto convinces wife Silvia (Angela Finocchiaro) that he's not all business. Skewering north/south stereotypes gets honest chuckles.
In Italian with English subtitles. A light reception will be offered.
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Currently active in all the major cities of the five continents, the ninety Italian Cultural Institutes serve as an ideal meeting place for intellectuals, artists, and cultural operatives, as well as for ordinary citizens, both Italian and foreign, who wish to establish or maintain a relationship with our country. By acting not only as a showcase and source of current information on Italy, but also as a driving force behind initiatives and projects of cultural cooperation, the Italian Cultural Institute has become a focal point for both the Italian communities abroad and the growing demand for Italian culture throughout the world.
By extending the role of Embassies and Consulates, the Italian Cultural Institutes offer the most effective tools for promoting a worldwide image of Italy as a center of production, preservation, and dissemination of culture from the Classical Age until today. Along with organizing cultural events in a vast array of areas, including art, music, cinema, theatre, dance, fashion, design, and photography, the Italian Cultural Institutes:
- Offer the opportunity to learn Italian language and culture through the organization of courses, the management of libraries and the preparation of educational and editorial materials;
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MUNICH, April 24 (Xinhua) -- UEFA Cup top seed Bayern
Munich were snubbed with 1-1 at home by Zenit St. Peterburg on Thursday in their
the UEFA Cup semifinal match.
Bayern, who freshed off winning the German Cup last
weekend, are now under pressure for the away match of the UEFA semifinal in
St.Peterburg if they are to reach the second UEFA Cup final in club history.
Five days after winning the German Cup against
Borussia Dortmund with 2-1, Ribery put Bayern ahead in the 18th minute, albeit
with a little luck.
The French international first failed to convert a
penalty shot against Zenit keeper Wjatscheslaw Malafejew, only then to see the
ball role in.
Dominant in the first half, Bayern failed to
capitalize on their strong start against Zenit, who eliminated German soccer
powerhouse Leverkusen.
The lack of coolness displayed by suspended Luca Toni
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Podolski were hardly able to step up to the task.
Bayern were punished during the second half.
In the 60th minute, Zenit equalized with the help of
Bayern. A pass by Russian midfielder Wiktor Fajsulin was redirected at Oliver
Kahn who couldn't hold onto it.
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win the match had it not been for Ze Roberto who cleared the ball shortly before
the line.
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in order to reach the finals on May 14th in Manchester, wherethey would face the
winner of the Glasgow Rangers vs. AC Florenz match.
"We will have a harder job in St. Peterburg," Bayern
coach Ottmar Hitzfeld told the press after the match.
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Located in Easton, Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Easton is close to State Theatre Center for the Arts and Crayola Experience. This hotel is within close proximity of National Canal Museum and Crayola Factory.
Make yourself at home in one of the 68 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.
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Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in Easton? This hotel has facilities measuring 8000 square feet (720 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
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Broadway Jr. Production At PS/MS 183Q
PS/MS 183Q, in coordination with schools across America, is producing "Once on This Island Junior," as a fundraiser. This production is a part of The Broadway Junior Collection, and a division of Music Theatre International (MTI) that bridges classic Broadway musicals for ages 8-14 to perform. Shereen Emanual, oversees the production and offers the majority of the students their first taste of musical theatre. Once on This Island Junior is an adaptation of the popular Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale, "The Little Mermaid," set in the Caribbean. The students have worked very hard for six months and MS 183Q would like to invite the community to their production on May 21 at 5:00 p.m. for the fundraiser cost of $3.00 per person.


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When TED Fellow Xavier Vilalta was commissioned to create a multistory shopping mall in Addis Ababa, he panicked. Other centers represented everything he hated about contemporary architecture: wasteful, glass towers requiring tons of energy whose design had absolutely nothing to do with Africa. In this charming talk, Vilalta shows how he champions an alternative approach: to harness nature, reference design tradition and create beautiful, modern, iconic buildings fit for a community.
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Our summer edition of the Live Clue Game was so much fun we're having it again! Come join us and play as real-life Clue pieces and solve the classic whodunit mystery. For ages 11-18. (Bates Auditorium)
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Wicked awesome Beskar'gam.
It's costumers like you that inspire people like me.
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Terry Hollands is like a giant brought to life from the pages of a fairy tale. At 6 foot 6 and weighing almost 26 stone he has been at the top of the strong man game for almost a decade. Terry has found himself on the podium of The World's Strongest Man 3 times, gracing the finals a total of 7 times.MORE INFO
Kirk's love of health and fitness began at a very young age when he would play any sport possible from soccer and athletics to pretty much anything that involved running around with friends. However, it was soccer where he quickly excelled and was his first true sporting love. He dreamt of becoming a professional soccer […]MORE INFO
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Don't know if I have to send a support ticket in order to tell the dev team my thoughts or if this is enough. Either way: This just came to my mind when I checked themeforest while being on facebook at the same time.
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Monday, March 2nd, 2015 Obituaries in The Daily Standard
Local Obituaries
Albert "Al" Leo Heitkamp, 83, Rockford, entered into rest at 12:55 a.m. Feb. 28, 2015, at St. Rita's Medical Center, Lima. Al was born Feb. 24, 1932, in Minster, to the late Roman and Elanora (Schemmel) Heitkamp. On July 28, 19 . . .
Jeanette Eldridge, 80, St. Marys, died at 5:08 p.m. Feb. 27, 2015, at Heritage Manor Nursing Home, Minster. She was born Dec. 1, 1934, in Pineville, Ky., the daughter of John L. and Myrtle (Partin) Martin, who are deceased. On . . .
Walter Lawrence Langenkamp, 60, Pennville, Ind., passed away from cancer Feb. 27, 2015, in Celina. He was born Dec. 23, 1954, in Celina, to the late Norbert H. and Margaret E. (Stammen) Langenkamp. He is survived by his lovin . . .
Cecile Marie O'Daffer, 98, Middle Point, died at 4 p.m. Feb. 28, 2015, shortly after arrival at Van Wert County Hospital. She was born May 27, 1916, in Auglaize County, the daughter of the late Melbourne and Nettie (Warmon) Ove . . .
Ella V. McDonald, 83, Celina, passed away at 8:05 a.m. Feb. 25, 2015, at OSU Medical Center, Columbus. She was born Nov. 29, 1931, in Hindman, Ky., Knott County, to A.B. and Minta (Calhoun) Blount Smith, who preceded her in dea . . .
Emmit Steven Pleiman, stillborn son of Nick and Kim (Rose) Pleiman, St. Henry, died on March 1, 2015, at Mercer County Community Hospital, Coldwater. Also surviving are a brother, Dominic; grandparents, Roger and Nancy Rose . . .
Betty Lou (Carr) Howe-Johnson, 81, Greenville, went to be with the Lord on Feb. 28, 2015, at Rest Haven Nursing Home, Greenville. She was born Aug. 3, 1933, in Mount Holly, Burlington County, N.J., the daughter of the late Russ . . .
Shirley A. Dicke, 71, New Bremen area, died at 10:41 a.m. Feb. 27, 2015, at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital, St. Marys. Services are 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Paul United Church of Christ, New Bremen, the Rev. Becky Er . . .
Laverne Anna Lela Hirschfeld Kittle, 85, formerly of Montezuma, passed away on the evening of Feb. 24, 2015, at Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Community, St. Marys. She was born March 23, 1929, in Franklin Township, the daughter of . . .
Clarine P. Liette, 96, formerly of St. Henry, died Feb. 28, 2015, at Clare Bridge, Greenville. She was born March 17, 1918, in Allen Township, Darke County, to the late George and Rose Matilda (Stammen) Buehler. On April 26, 19 . . .
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Spotlight on Ohlone:
Student film goes to silver screen
By Devery Sheffer, Staff writer.
Thursday, February 12, 2009—Reprinted from Monitor.
A suspenseful and provocative film made by an Ohlone teacher and students is to be included in upcoming film festivals. The 22-minute film, called "One Way Ticket Please," is directed by Lawrence Iriarte, who teaches film and video production at Ohlone.
The crew consisted of five to eight of Iriarte's students in his class last semester.
The film follows its main character Maury Jackson, played by Ryan Renzi, in his quest to leave his mundane life behind in hopes of finding an unworldly paradise.
The film's eerie and spine-tingling ambiance feels similar to an old "Twilight Zone" episode or Alfred Hitchcock film. The film also costars Ohlone student Cyrus Soliman as the crafty travel agent whom Maury seeks out in his attempt to escape.
"One Way Ticket Please" is set to show in four film festivals including the Sacramento International Film Festival and Film Independent's Los Angeles Film Festival. After its premier showing at the festivals Iriarte hopes to show it on television.
Channels such as Sci-Fi fit the genre of the film well. The film, an adapted screenplay, written by Iriarte is based on the mystical utopia known as Shangri-La found in the 1933 novel Lost Horizon.
Iriarte originally wrote his own version of the story 20 years ago when he read it in junior high school. Since then it has been tweaked and adapted into the film it is today.
Iriarte said he made this film to give his students a learning experience. During last semester he told his students about his film and offered them the opportunity to be a part of creating it.
"I wanted to show them you can make things look high quality if you just know the technique," said Iriarte. Iriarte's goal is for his students to leave his class ready to go and work in the industry.
Several of his former students currently work at major networks such as ESPN and MTV.
The entire film was shot in the Fremont and Newark area. The Ohlone campus, Coyote Hills and Old Niles all provided settings for the film. Although these areas may be familiar, the dark mood makes them almost unrecognizable.
The film took two days to shoot and is still undergoing some final editing. When you're extremely limited with time to shoot, you can do nothing but hope that everything goes well, he said.
One problem that occurred the weekend of the shoot that was unavoidable. It began raining, leaving the crew with nothing to do but chase the sunshine. Overall, the rain did nothing but enhance the film.
The cameras didn't capture the rainfall but the unique lighting added to the build-up of the climax scene and intensified the dreary feel of the film. Inspiration for the film was pulled from both his own experience and also from a well known director. Iritarte was invited to his first experience working on a film by a teacher when he was still in school.
His bus ride to a large warehouse in the middle of nowhere in San Francisco made him feel uneasy.
However, he was thrilled when he rang the buzzer and found himself on the set of the newest Disney movie, "James and the Giant Peach."
This leap of faith that must be taken when persuing your dreams is a major theme in the movie.
Iriarte's other inspiration was taken from filmmaker Christopher Nolan and his usage of light and the ability to tell a story in his movie "Memento."
The film is currently 28 minutes long but the final version will be 22 minutes long, the length of a typical 30-minute television episode.
It is also awaiting its original soundtrack from a guitarist who formerly played for the band Primus. Altogether the film cost just under $300 out of Iriarte's pocket, which mostly paid for feeding the crew and some extra equipment.
Iriarte has been teaching at Ohlone for more than seven years. He started by teaching film editing and special effects classes.
Iriarte's experience in film and video led him to creating the Film and Video Production class that he now teaches.
He worked on some well-known movies such as "Matrix" and "Bedazzled."
Iriarte's latest project is a show, "Barbs Kids" that will premier on a major cable network next spring.
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James Thomas Sr.
James Thomas Sr., 77, a longtime Rockaway resident, died May 19.
Thomas was born on April 18, 1933 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He worked as a mechanical technician and was a resident for more than 45 years. He was a member of First Church of God and was involved in Cell Group 11 and a member of the Usher Board. He frequented the JASA Brookdale Village Senior Center.
Thomas was preceded in death by wife, Jeanette Thomas and son, James "Buddy" (Beulah) Thomas.
He is survived by son, Ronald Craig (Mary) Thomas; daughters, Lillian Diane (Adrien) Thomas Sully and Sharon (Vellen) Thomas-Salter; grandchildren, Yolanda, Ronald, Aaron, Anthony, Marcus, Adrian, Antoine, Kimberly, Sharese, Saquan, Robert and Kaevon; 15 great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law, Bernice McMurrary and Josephine Stone; godchildren, Angel, Vanessa, Mary Alice and Joanie; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Jeremiah C. Gaffney Friendship Chapel, Inwood, New York. A funeral mass took place at First Church of God, Far Rockaway. Interment followed at Nassau Knolls Cemetery, Port Washington, New York.


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Steamboat Springs People who talk the talk of preserving the Yampa Valley's agricultural traditions now have a chance to walk the walk.
The Community Agriculture Alliance will host the first "Community Fence Day" from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Participants will be taught how to mend barbed-wire fence damaged over the winter by heavy snow.
"I call it an art form," longtime rancher Vernon Summer said. "Most people think it's drudgery. The important thing is to have the right tools."
Summer also cautions against trying to fix fences with the same 70-year-old barbed wire that's been hanging off the fence posts since the ranch was homesteaded.
Ellen Stein of the Agriculture Alliance said people who turn out for the Community Fence Day at the Legacy Ranch four miles south of Steamboat on U.S. 40 will be treated to cowboy coffee at 8 a.m. followed by a serious training session from New Zealand sheep man and expert fence builder Ed Mumm.
"He's a very animated Kiwi," Stein promised. "He'll demonstrate how to put up a short section of fence and how to mend fence."
Once properly trained, volunteers will be ferried to several nearby ranches for a session of fence mending.
The Ag Alliance will even provide the gloves. Volunteers just need to wear protective clothing.
Summer says the most important tool for fence mending is the Golden Rod wire stretcher.
"I've got two of 'em," Summer said. "And I've worn out two or three." Other necessary tools are a well-balanced hammer Summer still prefers wooden handles and sturdy pliers with strong wire cutters.
"My Dad got me started," Summer said. "As time went along I picked up things like getting the right angle on a staple."
Summer maintains that the more acute the angle at which a fence staple is pounded into the post, the more likely it is to stay
in place.
People interested in learning the artful drudgery of fence mending are encouraged to put together a crew of co-workers, friends or family members.
Hard working crews will be rewarded with a barbecue of Yampa Valley Beef served by local 4-H members at 2 p.m., and they'll have earned the right to say they are ranch hands.
Green hands can learn more by calling the alliance at 879-4370.
Summer said his fence-mending chores are mostly completed for the spring. And even he acknowledges that mending a fence on a brushy hillside isn't much fun.
But give him a flat pasture with a scraggly barbed-wired fence, and he's a happy rancher.
"Fencing in the open is a dream," Summer said.


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A libertarian leaning, common preference seeking, pro-science, pro-critical rationalism, humanist blog, which is mainly, but by no means exclusively, about home educating in the UK.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Michael Gove on Clauses 26 and 27
In response to Naomi's question here, Michael Gove promises that Clauses 26 and 27 of the Children, Schools and Families Bill will not become law.
UPDATE: There are more assurances from Michael Gove. Thank goodness that it seems that right will prevail.
UPDATE: There are more assurances from Michael Gove. Thank goodness that it seems that right will prevail.
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Let's hope he's right.
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yes Danae lets hope M.Gove is right what do others think will the tory block the children bill in the laws or will they go though the motions of making out they stoping it? will they do a deal with Labour in wash up?
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Graham Badman Just been on BBC News 24 using poor Khyra Ishaq to further his anti-family, anti-home education agenda.
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Off topic, but Guido is reporting that BBC news teams have been told to be on alert over the weekend ahead of a possible election announcement.
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Welcome to the TIGA Race Cars website.
We are now developing new cars for FIA CN 2 litre capacity cars and also powertrain packages for legacy LMP cars.
In addition we are also supporting the historic TIGA cars from 1974 to 1989, and have available many of the original drawings and tooling for these parts.
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
ADORABLE! I love it! Beautiful job!
" A girl should be two things: Classy and Fabulous!" Coco Chanel
I quilt on my INNOVA long arm. I own an 18 & 26.
What a forever treasure!
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What a sweet pattern and what a great quilt. Lucky daughter
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I have a site which is only a month old and I had no experience with cpanel at the beginnig, also didn't know what host to chose. My bad was that I have chosen a host that offered a low bandwidth transfer and since a week the site is down because the transfer has exceed.
My other bad was that I've paid the hosting for 2 months and hoped that when the first month ends all will go back to normal but it didn't happened. I'm only sorry I could have hosted the site for 6 months with the money I paid there for 2. Anyway I learned my lesson.
Yesterday I bought another hosting plan but I don't know what should I do next next. I tryied changing the nameservers but it didn't work so I suppose it's more than that. My question is if someone can tell me step by step how to change the host? I don't have that much experience in cpanel, only edited some texts and stuff like that. Thanks in advance!
check out Matt Cutts' blog post on moving to a new web host:
Ok, my site is using a php scrip with mysql database. I will write here the stepts i will follow and please correct me if im wrong.
1. make a backup and download (havent made a backup before...but that doesnt seem hard)
2. change the nameserves (only those need to be changed?)
3. does it require any installation or i just upload the files to the new host? If yes where more specific?
Thanks again for helping. I could have asked someone to do it for me but im stubborn and want to do it myself so i can learn a few more things :P
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Then you change your domain's DNS A-records addressing your old IP to address your new IP. As long as both sites are up and running, during the DNS propagation, queries to your domain should be routed to one web host or the other.
If your site is dynamic, I can't advise you on syncing up the two sites during propagation.
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SELMA, Ala., Feb. 22 -- The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. returned to Alabama today and called for a march on the State Capitol to protest barriers to Negro voting.
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Hot Docs 2012 Line Up Unveiled
Posted by Courtney Small
Hot Docs will always hold a special place in my heart as my son was born right in the middle of last year's festival. With a newly renovated home at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema, this year's edition of the festival has much to celebrate. Last year Hot Docs screened many great documentaries including PROJECT NIM, BEING ELMO, BEAUTY DAY, and BEATS, RHYMES, & LIFE: THE TRAVELS of A TRIBE CALLED QUEST. Not do be outdone, this year's festival features documentaries centered around the likes of musicians such as LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy and Bob Marley, female wrestlers, and even DRIVE director Nicholas Winding Refn. There are also documentaries that focus on marketing sex to tweens, the life of Ethel Kennedy, corruption in Liberia, and a look at how the economic crisis has crippled the city of Detroit from the directors of JESUS CAMP. Believe me, that is not even scratching the surface of what the festival has to offer this year. Below are a few of the highlights from the various Hot Docs programs:
In addition to the opening night Canadian premiere of Alison Klayman's AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY, an up-close portrait of the renowned Chinese activist and artist, other notable films in the Special Presentations program include: Bart Layton's THE IMPOSTER, which depicts a lost and found boy who may not be who he claims; James Swirsky and Lisanne Pajot's INDIE GAME: THE MOVIE, a look into the lives of video game developers; Lauren Greenfield's THE QUEEN OF VERSAILLES, a portrait of an eccentric billionaire family facing the economic crisis; Kevin Macdonald's MARLEY, the definitive biography of reggae artist Bob Marley; Christian Bonke and Andreas Koefoed's BALLROOM DANCER, a look at a Latin ballroom champion's ambitious comeback plans; and Yung Chang's CHINA HEAVYWEIGHT, an intimate portrayal of a boxing coach training poor teens in rural China.
In the competitive Canadian Spectrum program, notable films include: Christy Garland's THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG, the story of a tumultuous mother-son relationship in Guyana; Omar Majeed and Ryan Mullins' THE FROG PRINCES, the story of a developmentally challenged theatre group's struggle to mount an ambitious production; Angad Singh Bhalla's HERMAN'S HOUSE, a trip through the years with jailed Black Panther activist Herman Wallace; and Jonah Bekhor and Zach Math's THE FINAL MEMBER, which looks at Iceland's penis museum's search for a critical artifact.
In the competitive International Spectrum program, notable films include: Bill Ross and Turner Ross' TCHOUPITOULAS, the adventures of three teenagers exploring the heart of New Orleans at night; Ra'anan Alexandrowicz's THE LAW IN THESE PARTS, a candid glimpse into the legal minds behind the rules and regulations governing the Occupied Territories; Elizabeth Mims and Jason Tippet's ONLY THE YOUNG, a look at a last stolen summer of first loves; and Sean McAllister's THE RELUCTANT REVOLUTIONARY, a portrait of a tour guide caught in the 2011 uprising in Yemen's capital.
In the World Showcase program, notable films include: Tiffany Sudela-Junker's MY NAME IS FAITH, the story of a 12-year-old girl's struggle to overcome trauma and accept her adopted family; Beth Murphy's THE LIST, which reveals an American's crusade for refuge for his Iraqi colleagues; Alessandro Comodin's SUMMER OF GIACOMO, a 19-year-old deaf boy spends a summer day with a childhood friend; and Peter Gerdehag's WOMEN WITH COWS, the story of two sisters and their complicated relationship with a dozen cows.
The Made In Southeastern Europe program includes: Lena Müller and Dragan von Petrovic's DRAGAN WENDE – WEST BERLIN, about West Berlin in 1970s and now as seen through a working-class Serbian émigré; Ed Moschitz's MAMA ILLEGAL, a glimpse into the lives of Moldovan women who struggle to support their families; and András Kollmann's STRONG – A RECOVERY STORY, about a mountaineer whose desire to climb does not fade following a catastrophic injury.
The Next program includes: Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern's SHUT UP AND PLAY THE HITS, where LCD Soundsystem front-man James Murphy's bids farewell to his fans; Poull Brien's CHARLES BRADLEY: SOUL OF AMERICA, a heart-warming story of a 62-year-old illiterate James Brown impersonator from Brooklyn; Maya Gallus' THE MYSTERY OF MAZO DE LA ROCHE, a look at the mysterious life of the Canadian author; and Sylvia Caminer's AN AFFAIR OF THE HEART, a peek into the world of devoted Rick Springfield fans.
The Rise Against program includes: Brian Knappenberger's WE ARE LEGION: THE STORY OF THE HACKTIVISTS, a radical collective's fight that redefined civil disobedience; Guy Davidi and Emad Burnat's 5 BROKEN CAMERAS, a portrait of a West Bank village threatened by an encroaching Israeli settlement; and Petr Lom's BACK TO THE SQUARE, a look at citizens in post-revolution Egypt.
The Nightvision program includes: Chris James Thompson's JEFF, a biography of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer; Mary Kerr's RADIOMAN, the story of Radioman, a fixture in the NYC film scene; and James Franco and Ian Olds' FRANCOPHRENIA (OR: DON'T KILL ME, I KNOW WHERE THE BABY IS, a wild behind-the-scenes doc with James Franco on General Hospital.
The Documentary Plays Itself program includes: Phie Ambo's GAMBLER, which follows director Nicholas Winding Refn as he shoots sequels of his cult classic; Louis Pepe and Keith Fulton's LOST IN LA MANCHA, which captures Terry Gilliam's ill-fated attempt to film the Don Quixote story; and Thom Andersen's LOS ANGELES PLAYS ITSELF, a look at how Los Angeles is depicted on film.
The full lineup of films can be found at www.hotdocs.ca
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The details of the 'Breaking Dawn' DVD have already been released, and this extra sounds AMAZING!
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart had the wedding of the year in Breaking Dawn, and when the DVD is released we will see more footage of their nuptials than ever before.
The details of the DVD have been revealed by MovieWeb, and the feature that piques our interest the most is "Bella & Edward's Personal Wedding Video." We can't WAIT to see the big day from THEIR point of view!
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Forty-seven people in the Quebec town were killed in 2013 when a train carrying crude oil derailed and exploded
The federal government spent $75 million to settle with victims and creditors of the Lac-Megantic rail disaster, shielding it from lawsuits related to the crash
A runaway train with 72 oil tankers derailed on July 6, 2013, in Lac-Megantic, Que., setting off powerful explosions and causing fires that wiped out much of the downtown and killed 47
In every year from 2003 to 2013, pipelines experienced fewer occurrences per million barrels of oil equivalent transported than did rail. Overall in this period, rail experienced 0.227 occurrences per million barrels of oil equivalent transported compared to 0.049 for pipelines.
CP Rail wanted the Quebec judge to reject the settlement put up by 25 companies accused of being responsible for the 2013 derailment
The federal government has laid new charges in relation to the train derailment disaster in Lac-Megantic
The union and lawyers representing two railway employees accused in the Lac-Megantic disaster are urging the Crown to drop the charges in light of recent findings by the Transportation Safety Board.
Montreal's police chief told us that he reminded his officers that they must 'maintain peace and order at all times.' They have been left shaking in their boots when they got that scary email.
It seems they are afflicted with various "myths" about their situation. Please allow him to set them straight. Plus: More than enough blame to go around for the Lac-Mégantic catastrophe; Stephen Harper's off on another semi-useless Arctic tour; and get ready to laugh at Toronto!
Hours after a solemn procession passed the spot where tragedy struck Lac-Mégantic a year ago, crowds packed a church to remember the 47 people who died


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From the Red Bull wake boarding tour, Steel Lafferty joined The Babe to talk about the upcoming event this weekend at the Tampa Convention Center.
Steel told Babe a ton of fascinating information about how he got into the sport, and some of the more gruesome injuries he has experienced in his sport included several concussions, and busted ear drums. Sounds Fun.
Tune in every night from 7-10 to the Fabulous Sports on Sports Radio 98.7 The Fan.