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General Evening Post (Newspaper) - May 27, 1790, London, Middlesex Frice Three-Pence Halfpenny. From THURSDAY. Max- j?7,, to SAT U ft AY, May 29, 1790. 8^36 FRIDAY, May 28. Yefterday arrived the Mail from France. Warsaw, April 24. E learn from different places, that a violent ihock of an earthquake was felt on the 6th, between nine "Snd eleven o'clock. The chief places j^pr which felt �-ajre. Dubno, Berdickzew, Eatfkyewa, Brody, jtemberg, Ka-tninieck, Nimirow, Kiow, jO^akow, and Cherfon. The waifs of Oczakow have fallen in, and the Church of Zytomierz is in ruins. Paris* May 20. They write from Armagnac, that the ATchbifhoptjf Aufch has fent circular letters tc the Pallors of his diocefe, to prohibit the"ia from mentioning in their Difcourfes to their parilhioners the Decrees of the National Aflembly, relative to the fale of the Ecclefiaftical pofleffions, and 'lie emiffion of Monaftick vows. Moft of the Curates have returned for ahfwer, that notwith-ftanding the high refpeft they have for his Giace, "they ftill mud obey the law. , A letter, from Namz, dated the 4th inlt. mentions, that every thing is very quiet there; bat in the neighbourhood the moft horrid fcenes'aretranf-afted. The Curate of Veiq has been aflhflinated, 2nd his fervant cruelly maltreated by" fix of the Bl)ft furious. At Anetr^he good Paftor, for ad-viiing them to govern theirpaflions, and be moderate in their behaviour, was trampled underfoot, overwhelmed with blows, and died on the fpot. The Jpeafants proceeded with fury to the Caftle,deftroyed all -the goods 1 and attempted to annihilate all the precious velHge* which remind the prefent age of tyo Monarchs whofe memories are fo dear to France, Francis I* and Henry IV- They endeavoured to carry oiF the flattie of Diana of Poitiexi-, which is maffy iilver, but could not; they took the precious (tones which ornamented its butt, but the rell was faved. The Duke of Pen-thievre was in the Caftic, whofe pretence retrained the mob very much. �^-.--, , SHIP-NEWS. Deal, May 26. Wind S. Sailed' the Cockatrice cutter to the Weftward, Came down the ICe'U, Peafe, for the South Sea, and remains in the Downs with his Majefty's fhlp Aftrea, Admiral King. Gravefrnd, May. 26. Palled by the Liberty, I^Hks, from Hanuwrgh 1 Sifters, Wharam, from fcankkk. Two Brothers, Tueyer, and Four Bro-lbe*V ^fcftfc from Embden. 4'l�li ill T> ' 1 mi 11 ' m....... ii'iw n..)ri.. 1 .1 LONDON. Yefterday tftorning the King tflbk the exercife cF riding In the of the General Goddard, the officers and crew have no claim to their wages.- In this inftance a good cafe in equity may be made out. If fo many of the crew had not been prefled into the King's fervice, it is probable the ihipwreck would not have happened. Thofe who were preiTed will be clearly entitled to their wages. Sunday merning died, at his houfe in Stephen VgreeJt, after a very fhort indifpofition, the Right Honourable Stephen Moore, Earl and Vifcount Mountcalhell, Baron Kilworth, and one of his Majefty's Moil-Hon. Privy Council. His Lordlhip married, in the month of June, 1769, Lady Helen Rawdon, fecond daughter of tile Earl of Moira, by whom he had ifliie, Stephen, Lord Kilworth (now Earl of Mountcalhell), born 9th March, 1770, at prefent on his travels, as alfo two other fons, John and William, born in 1772 and 1775, and a daughter, Lady Helen, born in 1773. Oh Wednefday the 12th inftant, a caufe was finally determined by the Lord Chancellor, in favour. of the heir at law of Richard Ruflel, late of Bermondfey-ftreet, Efq. deceafed ; whereby the heir will be ultimately entitled to the produce of all his freehold eftates, amounting to near 500I. per annum, fubjecl to the payment of 2,oool. to ere& his monument, and a few other-legacies.- But es to be taken to get in the Eftate aid Efte&s of the faid John Gregfon. t1?12 PRIVATE EDUCATION. THE Rev. WILLIAM WALTERS, Chaplaint Tuefday Mf. �t Nottinghamfliirei was flopped near Flnihttj "tf/O- fbdtpidsi who robbed him of 4I. - The fame day ibfi* tfe!eve> ^te �f the H To "B Perfons BRISTOL, -5th May, 1790. Ul L D E R S. .. wi'IUif to contract for taking >wa the Walls of l'isP . fli Church of St. Thomas in this Cify (the Roof hiv 15 b" n already tak n down), and for building ami compleatly firrllhiig the New Church, may fee the Pla- sand IrftrucY.ons, .and may have all neceffary Information, by applying to Mr. James.Allen, Architect, in St. Thomas's Street, Bti ,ol, at any Time after the aid Inlt. and f ich Pe fons are defired to delivi r their Propolals, under Seal, at the Office of MefTrs. Olborne and Leager, before ten o'C-Kick in the Forenoon of the 14th Day of June next, to which Hcmr the Commiflioners have adjourned for the Purpofe of taking fuch Propufals into Confideration. 11158 " FREEHOLD, SUSSEX. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. BURTON, On Tuefday the firft of June, 1790^ at Twtlve o'Clock, at the Rainbow Coffee-Houfe, London, by Order of the Ex-ecutruc of Xvlr. John Hall, deceafed, AVery compact and valuable. FREEHOLD ESTATE, all within a Ring-Fence, fituate at SLING-FOLD, WILD HARRISS FARM, in the County of Suifex ; fvur Miles from Horfham, 15 from Chicheiter, tx from Petworth, 14 from Dorking, arid 3^8 from L )ndon ; confifting of 96 Acres of Arabie, Pafture, MeaJow, and Wood Lands. Tenementsj and Barns; now lett to. Mr. Thorn �s Holland, Tenant at Will, at an old Rent, eftimated worth 60I. per Ann. Particulars may be had, at the fving's Head, Horlhm ;' Swan at Chicheiier ; Star at Lewes, King's Arms at Go-dilmin 5 White-Hart at Guildford } the' :Poft-Houfes.at Midhurit and Petworth } Red-Lioa at Dorkingp Spread^ Eagle at Epfom ; on the Premifles; Place of Sale {and of Mr. Burton, Aucliooeerj Houndfditch, London; where a P-jn may be feen. B. Three Hundred Pounds worth of the Timber nove fituiruti ['32S FREEHOLD/ ESSEX.' To be 3OL D by AU C TI ON, By Mr. BURTON, Atthl Rainbow Coffee- HoufejCornh'U, London, on Tuefday the 8tK of June, at Twelve o Clock, by Order ot" thr'ExeJ. cutorx.pf Mr. John Clarence (if not difpofed of betoja by pfiva�e Contract) in One or Two Lots, AValuahiie and very defirable FREEHOLD' ESTATE, calied BYBvVLL's and WHITE'S FARMS, in Great alii Little Samford, in the County 6f EfCat; nine rhi'es from Dunmore, thirteen ftom Braintee, eight from Waldon and Haverillj and forty-eight from London'; corir flfting of two FreehoW-FarmSj with DweUirig-Houfes, Barns, *c. together with 130 Acres of fine Meadow, Paf-ture, and Arable L-ihd.; now lett at 77K per Annum, for 11 Te>rs, to Mfi John Wiliet. C�3*3 May be viewed 14 Days preceding the Sale, by Leaveof'the *i\nant { whfSfi Particulars may be had, at the principal Inns dn the Road -T on the Premifes, anct#f Mr. Barton^ lioiirtdf-dlrch. Lotion, wSfere aPlSn m�y be ftcft* 1 SHEPtO^T- MALLET, , SOMERSETSHIRE. ^ npHE Creditors of ^lr..RICHARD SABA- JL TIER, Maltaer and Brewer, are defired to meet here, tt the GeofjgeTnn, on Fridjy Morning next, the 4th of June. pie: f-ly at Ten o'Clock. � F'*9j >" To the Worthy and Independent Free Burgeffej of the Borough of COLCHESTER. Gentlemen, PERMIT me. to folicit the Honour of yout Votes and In'tereft at the enfuing Election. I Matter rayfelf that, d^urWiig the Time 1.have had the Honour to reprefent you, -no part of my Coo~nrnt'� To the Worthy Freemen of the Borough of IPSWICH. Gentlemen, AVING nearly compleated bur Cahvift hi and ne�r this Town, Harwich, arid Larirfon, we return you our warm eft Thanks for the AflurancesofSupport which yon have given uS ; and *e have the Satis'afticn te declare to you, Uiit fuc--ef->fui as the Event of our Canvns.prnredto eacn 6T us^rrr the Year 17^4^ thf Promifes^we have rece-ive.d upon the prefent Occafion by for.exceed the extenfive Ktsfdftelfs we then experencedj aid leave not a DouBt that the Trial of a Poll, which we now arv.entVy wili for, wilt convince ti.ofe who Oppnfe u', thatinir ijnremirted Endeavours to piompt� tlie general Profperlty of the Borough, and, as-far as in our Power, the Intereft of every individual Freeman,'"hive eu-creafed your good Opinion, and very kind Attachment to us> wiiich mult uUimateiy fecure* .ar Re elettioh^ We iemainr Centlemen, jkYour moil likhtul and d.-Voied humble Scrvatife, ^ WILLIAM MIDbLETO??, C. ALEXANPER CRJCK1TT. Ipfwieh, May I4�. i7Qo.v ..f[ ' � �, , _Xll*4 . f o the Gentlemen, Gler^y, and Freenolders of the County of SOTTTHAMPTON; Gentlemen, T becomes neceflary for us to renew bur Acknowledgements to you, for thereoent Proofs you have afforded us of that generous atid uniform Support we have experienced from yc u, (ince we had tbte dirVingilifted Hopour of being anprovedpf as propftr Perfeas to reprefent this County in Parliament- We entertained too high an Opinion of the Xeal sod Inte* grity of our Frienrfs, to harhourtli* fnwlleft Doubt that thes would f�ffer therhiyVe.s to hi feduced ffort the Caufe they had efponfed by any Attempts" of our. Opponents; and it fills, us with Gratitude, W find ytur'Atrachmerrt to us confirmed and ftrengthened fi\ice their AppearantSS among you. - Such Firmnefs on yonr' Part, Gentlemen, as it demands ourwirmeft Thanks, fowill it excite in us (AoUra-we have the Honour of becoming your Repref4atatives)i rha rooirc earned Endearoura to merit the good Opmiah you entertaia4. us^ by aflrkland unlhaken Attachment to the Princi ies of the Confutation, by an upright and independent Co iducl hi Parliament, and by a �eal Chair, ESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That'a ReftoVation of the Rit.ht of a d t oj* a t 1 Re:k;:j!n-TatIon to ihe People, is the beft conLhtion wi.ir.h cm be given them for the reavy burthens which they now benr, as well ti thofe adi'itional ones which probably may be soon impbfed upon them, and which a WAR rnuft necelTarily oc- Clfl-'B. Kci'nlved Unanimoufly, That the alarms betrayed in trie K iuf.: -of Commons-by the Enemies.-af Reform, on the Ute Ptopoiitinn of the Right Hon. Henry Flood, 4emnaki:e:;t moment is peculiarly aufpkinus to the attempts bf the People of England" fbt the lecovery of theii Juil Ki^Kjs Refolved Unanirnoafly, That vie ars }arti-fied in conil.'erin^ objections, to the prefent time' as an improper fesfrn for at-tetrtpting the remedy, of that intalerable evilKthe jirefent (late of Parliamentary Rcp'refeiitation, is a me*n, attempt to cda' ceal an interested oppofition to the meafure itfelf. Refolved Unanimoufiy, That the fame^feguments by which it has been attemp'ted to juftify the preftnt ftatfi of Parliam-n-t^ry Reprefentatioo, would eqva'ly ferve tty vindicate it, even if the County of Middlefcx alone 4�d Betn. accuftomed to elect Af.L thofe who would inr that cafe probably be CAltin the RepVgfentatlves of the People j a ftats of the R^prefentatiort which we fuppofe no man otrT of Patliament would be fo ignorant as-tp. apprbve,. br (if approving tor inteifilled pur-pofes} fo profligate as to defend. "' � Refolved Unanioioufly, That the Jt^ofraey of the mod pfhsnUtiDUs Advocates 0/ Parliamentary Reform, in lead of* damping, ought .to ttirnulate ihe activity of the People of Englahtf, as ta>?y any from hence learn, that trie attainment of this greit deject, by any -other ajiatlt but their owri fpirit 1 and virtue, is totally faopelefs. Ref lvf4 Ufrtnimoufly^ That the Frtertds of s PsrlTamen-t^ry Reform, confirmed in. their refolutioa by tbot'e miitj that have paffed Snfee their laft Geneiil,Meeting, will (tre-rfdoofly proceed towards tf\e attainment of thfcir objeft. RefeHW, TMt^n>xtra6^ri�ryCfe-ietal' Meeting^be called within 4i�ht ftiyi'afsBlf ihe Dfffolutijri ofiPaniamen't, whenever it flair happen., .''�,.-� .., '#� j'j'i Re0�l�e4^ That toe Re^Monrof this JttpMnf be printei ia tKe p'ubltc papers. " - '-. ^ j: Rabt��i,: T"h�t tbi T8ank�i�rtlni liee*Jg be girea t� (hi Chairman. .Ac'jffurneUt * * i" CAPfiL LOTfT, ?b,bmmh R1 ;
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All Brands Auto Dealers, Hameed, Deposit Scam. I put a $500 deposit a Jaguar Vanden Plas. Shortly after the dealer cancelled saying he decided not to sell and would return deposit. He has not returned and therefore stolen the deposit. Brampton Ontario
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Dealer cancelled purchase for no reason, promised to return the $500 deposit paid and has not followed through. I answered an autotrader ad from the above car dealer in Brampton on July 7th. I visited and signed a deal for a Jaguar VanDenPlas giving a $500 deposit (by debit card) on July 12 and was waiting on the safety-check, some minor repairs and ownership transfer as part of the agreement. On July 16 the dealer told me he didn't want to sell the car anymore and said that he would send a cheque to refund my deposit immediately. After one week (July 24) I called and he said it was sent registered mail and said he would send the tracking number (never received). Today is Aug 2 and I have not received the promised return of deposit. I am sure that the dealer has been lying to me and has no intention of honouring his commitments. I told him that I was still wanting to buy the car but he claims he had advertised it at too low a price and had taken it off the market. I suspect that this is all part of a scam geared to cheating unwary consumers out of their deposits for what they think is a legitimate purchase.
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Gravy made with yoghurt is a flavorful addition to this Swedish meatball recipe.
Serve meatballs Swedish style with mashed potatoes, ligonberry jam and gherkin pickles.
Serves 4
Tip - Meatballs freeze well.
Saute minced onion, in a small amount of butter in skillet, until soft. Beat egg in mixing bowl. Combine with milk and bread crumbs. Allow to remain for 10 minutes. Then add salt, allspice, nutmeg, ground chuck, onion and pepper.
Shape into small balls, about ¾ inch in diameter. Saute meatballs in skillet with butter, browning well on all sides. Remove meatballs when done, to make room for more.
After all meatballs are cooked, make gravy in drippings in skillet. At low heat, stir in flour and add yoghurt slowly, cooking till thick. To prevent yoghurt from curdling use low heat for short periods or stabilize yoghurt first. Replace Swedish meatballs in skillet and heat mixture through.
Swedish meatball recipe taken from "The Yogurt Book - 100 Ways to Use Yogurt" by Connie Berman and Susan Katz.
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|Cost :
|£90ish mainly thanks to the 2 meters of silk i bought at the last minuet for £18pm
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|2 days
|Ok so after Mike and I couldn't be bothered to finish our code geass costumes, we decided at the last moment that we did want to do something instead of civvies so we set about seeing what we could through together in 2 days,
My insperation for this was set around a picture i had when i was a kid, it was of a spring in the centre of the forest leading to a lake with water lilies floating on it and surrounded by wild flowers, sadly I don't have the picture any more so I've just collected some photos of water lilies as my reference
make and do
luckily I had a white skirt already that I was able to use as a base and just made pink and green sections to cover it, rouching at the front and back, added a huge flower and some ivy to the ass to spruce it up a bit
the bodice is really poorly done in a mass hurry, its a white duchess satin that i already had and then bought pale pink 50p per meter organza and green £18 per meter silk that i covered it in and made sleeves for, on the front there is a little burst of hot pink underneath the pale pink organza and the back is done up with pale pink ribon (hiding a very poorly put in zip)
i'm lacking pics of the dress at the actual ball but i'm hoping i'll be able to find the 2 that i remember having taken of the full dress (before jack daniels turned me into the sales person from hell)
Not bad at all for two days work! Hope you find some photos of you as its pretty, I like the detail at the back :)
You looked amazing hun ^_^
Such a beautiful dress:)
that's absolutely gorgeous, I love it.
Must've taken ages and/or you're very skillfull. <3
Two days? Seriously? Two days?! OMG, its gorgeous I can't beleive you did this in TWO DAYS!! SKILLZ! <3
Such a gorgeous dress. The colours are beautiful and so perfect for a water lily~ <3
Its amazing how much you can achieve in such a short time when you put your mind to it!!
Another Stunning Cos in an incredibly short time
Oh wow, 2 days!? That's unbelievable!! That's insane for two days, you have amazing skill! I especially love the way you did the bodice!!
Super resourceful powers! It's so great knowing you can raid old costumes and come up with something very different. I love the draping effects and the colour scheme, it really feels like your references :)
And you look beautiful :)
Aww that's so beautiful! And impressively made in two days! It looks absolutely amazing. Well Done !
This is beautiful! So much hard work must have been put into this and its an amazing result!
Well done!
SO beautiful! Was lovely to see you in this!
Looking gorgeous as always! ^_^
This is so gorgeous hun. ;)


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Discussion in 'Ride Of The Month' started by 99'HEARTBEAT, Mar 1, 2013.
Were Off To A Great Start......:great:.......Keep The Votes Coming.
I voted! I wish that I could post a pic of my truck.
My votes in. Good luck gentlemen
Just voted!!
Voted. Dang, that was a tough one! Good luck to all!
My votes in! Lots of really great trucks and truck mods as usual, tough choices.
I have to say though @KYLEZ71 Your truck looks like it's in awesome condition for being 10 years old. Good color, nice mod choices, and clean styling!
Good luck everyone!
My vote is in and good luck to all the trucks!!
Appreciate the kind words. After I graduate college and go active duty, it's getting a new paint job (same colors). Was always my dream truck growing up and trying to treat it right
....After 1 Week were off to a Great Start, for this Months ROTM Contest, lets keep the Votes Coming-In.
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Hard to believe that the 2012-13 hockey "season" would have billionaires and millionaires and parents talking about exactly the same thing:
In the case of the ridiculously rich, however, it's all about dividing up more cash than any child's game should ever be worth; for the parents, it's about divvying up limited disposable income to pay for a child's game that too many are deciding just isn't worth it.
It is a refrain heard again and again across this country, which worships hockey as its national game. Minor hockey, most especially at the competitive level, is fast becoming an elitist sport rather than, as it once was, the winter game of the masses.
"It's a serious problem," says Murray Costello, retired president of Hockey Canada (Canadian Amateur Hockey Association), Canadian representative on the International Ice Hockey Federation and a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame.
"It may well be the game's biggest problem, overall. Hockey is becoming an opportunity only for the people who can pay their way in."
The cost of kids' hockey is of growing national concern, from the outdoor community rink to the offices of Hockey Canada. Registration has slipped in recent years and one estimate claims barely 10 per cent of Canadian youngsters aged 5-19 are playing organized hockey.
Canada still has more registered players (approximately 550,000) than any other country, but the United States is fast catching up, having reached the half-million mark recently. Sustaining enrolment remains a challenge in Canada, where demographic shifts and various parental concerns have kept registration numbers flat, at best.
While concern over injury understandably gets most of the attention, cost is actually a much greater worry to parents, according to a survey conducted last year by RBC. It found that the average hockey family spends $1,500 a year to be in the game. Nearly 40 per cent of those asked identified "cost" as the No.1 reason for the static state of enrolment.
"Our concern is increasingly that we are an elite sport," says Costello, who himself came from a poor background in the Northern Ontario mining community of South Porcupine to play in the NHL.
Such concern has led to various efforts to get more players signed up and even charitable assistance to offset costs for those shying away for financial reasons.
Hockey Canada itself has introduced a program this fall called Club Hockey Canada that is a sort of rewards program assigning Puck Bucks to purchases made from certain sponsors. Those Puck Bucks can then be used to partially offset the extra costs that invariably arise from having a child in minor hockey.
As well, Bauer Hockey, one of the giants of the hockey equipment industry, recently announced an ambitious plan to double the number of new players entering the game by 2022. Bauer obviously has a vested interest in more Canadians playing – perhaps for life – but it is still an admirable goal. While minor hockey does have its many issues – costs, player safety, time and travel commitment among them – it also has its many positives, as the millions of Canadian men and women who played the game will readily attest.
There is no doubt that costs – even before registration – can be high. Given the choice between outfitting a kid for soccer rather than hockey can be equal roughly to the choice between walking to the corner store and chartering a helicopter to pick up the milk.
There is unfortunately a significant Apple Effect in minor hockey: youngsters successfully pressuring parents to buy top brands even when the equipment is far beyond the level being played.
The idea of parents willingly paying so their child can boast top-of-the-line skates and stick flabbergasts Costello.
"All of our equipment in the formative years was hand-me-downs," he says, "to the point where if someone showed up with any new equipment he would be singled out and become the focal point of snide dressing-room 'shots' until the equipment was broken in and looked more like the old stuff everyone else had."
No more: today's dressing-room ridicule is directed at the cheap and the old.
The notion of a house-league player heading out to play with a new $300 composite stick is particularly grating. Costello says that within Hockey Canada circles there have been suggestions that all minor hockey should return to the significantly-less-expensive wooden sticks.
"There's merit in it," he says, "but it's never going to get much traction.
"I'm not even sure anyone out there is still manufacturing wooden sticks."
The uncertainty of the NHL makes this a perfect time for The Globe and Mail to look at other aspects of the national (and now clearly international) game. In this series, called Our Game, Roy MacGregor examines the sport periodically throughout 2012-13, from house league to world juniors to the women's world championship.Report Typo/Error
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The Lenovo SmartTV K91 55 certainly isn't the best TV at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this year. It isn't the most headline-grabbing TV either. But it could ultimately prove to be one of the most important, simply because of what it represents.
The thing is, Lenovo is ostensibly a PC rather than an AV brand. Yet the increasing convergence between the PC and TV worlds has reached the point where up and coming Lenovo feels able to bridge the PC to AV gap.
This matters because if Lenovo feels ready to enter the AV market, you can bet other PC brands are thinking about it too. It's already strongly rumoured, of course, that Apple will launching its debut TV this year. But it's hard not to see Lenovo's move into TV as just the start of a flood of 'crossover' Smart TVs from the more value-focussed likes of Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Compaq.
PC brands have, of course, tried to break the TV market before, with distinctly underwhelming results. But those earlier efforts didn't have the extra 'pull' of something as essentially PC-centric as Smart TV functionality. So should the established TV brands be quaking in their boots?
The Lenovo SmartTV K91 certainly looks the part. Its huge 55in screen immediately establishes its TV rather than PC monitor credentials, and its glossy black livery and slender, stylish rear fits perfectly into the current TV aesthetic landscape.
The set is also full HD, and uses that technology-du-jour edge LED lighting, and even delivers passive 3D playback (indicating that the panel has been sourced from LG).
Perhaps the single most intriguing thing about it, though, is its use of the Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 operating system - a fact which marks the single biggest difference between the TV and PC brands' approaches to Smart TV.
The TV brands have (so far, at least) each developed their own proprietary Smart TV engines, on the grounds that traditional TV interfaces just can't work well with operating systems designed for other types of device like Smartphones and tablet PCs. But based on this Lenovo set, the PC brands appear to be taking the view that the widespread familiarity with Android is a good rather than problematic starting point for people getting to grips with Smart TV technology. Plus there's already a wide range of Android apps available.
In fact, the K91 55 comes preloaded with a claimed 100 applications, including a decent quality game from Gameloft. It also sports a 5M camera, and supports facial recognition software for a degree of personalisation of the Smart TV experience. Plus it's driven by a Qualcomm dual core 5G processor (funny how we're now talking about PC specs in TV previews now!) and a 200Hz picture engine.
In some ways we were quietly impressed by the K91 55 during our hands on. The interface offered for accessing all of its content was slicker and more imaginative than expected, and there's a fairly intelligent search utility for helping you track down all your content both on and offline. It was nice to see, too, that the remote control features a 'finger slider' section at its centre to provide 'swipe' interaction with the onscreen menus.
We also had a play with a fully functioning wireless (Bluetooth) joystick for playing games on the K91 55in, and in some ways the picture quality from the big screen was fairly decent. Certainly it was very bright and colourful, as well as being sharp, at least when showing full HD material. There was less motion blur than might have been expected as well, helping it sell its online gaming credentials.
The K91 55 we saw did, though, suffer with some pretty extensive backlight inconsistency, with some parts of dark images looking considerably and distractingly brighter than others. We were also quite distractingly aware of the passive 3D filter lying across the top of the screen - as we have been with all 55in passive 3D TVs.
Overall, our first impressions of the K91 55 are probably pretty much as expected. Namely that while it does some interesting things, especially with its use of Ice Cream Sandwich, it still feels a bit amateurish for a mainstream TV consumer, while its TV/PC balance seems too weighted towards the PC world for us to imagine it fitting comfortably into a normal living room.
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It is a question I have come to dread: can you recommend the perfect bistro?
The reason it's so hard to give my visiting friends a good answer is that the Paris bistro scene is in full transformation. And the trends are moving in contradictory, and worrisome, directions.
On one hand, there's a lot of really bad bistro food these days: dishes like onion soup and blanquette de veau that are mass-produced at large industrial sites, shipped to kitchens and reheated just before serving. If you're not careful, you can end up paying serious money for a meal that was vacuum-packed or frozen just a few hours before.
At the other extreme, there's "bistronomy", a movement among mostly younger chefs who are trying to update the tried and true classics using fresh, seasonal ingredients. The decor tends to be modern, the presentation pretty, the portions smaller. Some have become so trendy that you have to book several weeks in advance at the un-French early hour of 7.30pm for a table that must be vacated two hours later when the next shift arrives.
None of that for me. Call me old-fashioned, but my idea of the perfect bistro is a place where the dishes are traditional, the ingredients seasonal, the service attentive, the price acceptable and my relationship with the chef close enough that I can visit the kitchen when the meal is over. Julia Child put it best in her posthumous memoir, My Life in France: "The kind of food I fell in love with," she wrote, was "not trendy, souped-up fantasies, just something very good to eat".
Good bistros are essential to this city and to me. After living here for 12 years, I can report that, despite the disturbing changes afoot, the old-style Paris bistro – an unpretentious place that celebrates honest food and wine, a cosy atmosphere and great conversation – is alive and well.
The magic touch
Ideally, this bistro has a zinc-topped bar with a heavy wood frame where I can sit and have a drink before dinner, and an owner who doubles as a magician and can always find a table for his friends (including me and mine).
"I want all my clients to feel like they're coming to my home for dinner," said Sébastien Guénard, the owner and chef of Restaurant Miroir, a bistro in Montmartre. "I hate to turn people away. I always keep three or four tables free – just in case friends show up. And if they don't, well, imagine the pleasure when a stranger walks in on a Friday night with no reservation and I say, 'Of course I have a table for you!' "
Guénard is so much a part of the neighbourhood that he often stands outside before the dinner rush to hang out with the neighbours. This is the place where the postman can leave a package for someone who's not home and where students at the high school down the street can park their skateboards during school hours. When Didier, the local guitar-strumming wino, stops by to ask for a glass of something, even with nothing in his pockets, he is never turned away.
"The sharing – that's the bistro spirit," Guénard said. "Without it, I'm nothing."
Part of that spirit is the flexibility to give clients what they want when they want it. Laurent Chainel has made Bistrot Valois, his newly renovated place near the Palais Royal, a nearly nonstop dining experience, from morning to evening every day except Sunday.
There is no requirement to order from a fixed menu. You want two extra-large organic hard-boiled eggs topped with huge globs of perfect home-made mayonnaise and served with twice-cooked French fries at 11am? Done. A Coke with your rare veal chop? The waiter won't look at you funny.
Soul food
"You won't find foam or sun-dried tomatoes here," Chainel says. "You won't find a tiny piece of meat and three carrot slices as a main course. My goal is to give a soul to the old bistro."
Le Bistrot Paul Bert, a rock-solid place in the 11th arrondissement, has all the qualifications for the ideal bistro: simple, straightforward cooking with just the right creative tweaking of the classics, and always the signature côte de boeuf. It's so good that the fanciest hotels send their bistro-craving clients there. And then there's the service. One evening, my older daughter, Alessandra, insisted that her best friend try her favourite chocolate mousse cake. When dessert time came, so did the bad news: no chocolate cake that night. Alessandra was crestfallen.
"Give me a minute," the waiter said. He disappeared, and then came back with a gorgeous chocolate confection on a plate – from the seafood restaurant next door.
Benoît Gauthier, the chef and owner of Le Grand Pan, is the son of a butcher from the Corrèze, the south-central region of France where locals believe they produce some of the finest cattle in the land. He whips up a five-course tasting menu from a closet of a kitchen.
His specialty: big fat cuts of veal, beef or pork on the bone for two. And there's always a surprise for friends, like a Mont Blanc that is not listed on the menu.
Like his father, Gauthier is a rabid rugby fan, and the front room is lined with signed rugby balls from around the world.
For anyone who wants a very old-fashioned experience, there's Le Quincy in the depths of the unfashionable 12th arrondissement. Open the door and discover a place frozen in 1950s Paris. You almost expect Charles de Gaulle to walk in.
No credit cards
It's more auberge (country inn) than urban corner hangout, with a wood-beamed ceiling; an old map of France, a painting of a pig's head and decorative plates on the walls; and a very large stuffed rooster in the corner. The tablecloths and napkins are checked pink with the words "Le Quincy" woven into the fabric. No credit cards are accepted.
The owner, Michel Bosshard, 77, covers his big belly with a white chef's apron and always wears a red bow tie. He welcomes his guests with slices of a fat, garlicky, cured sausage that he cuts with a large knife and serves with a pleasant, bubbly white wine from the Loire.
"You have to drink it without making a face because it's a gift I offer you," he says.
There is nothing nouvelle about the cuisine: leek tart, garlic-rich escargots, frogs' legs, goose liver foie gras, stuffed cabbage, blanquette de veau, cassoulet, and rabbit in white wine and shallots. A classic terrine made with pork neck, chicken livers, eggs and cognac is served with a raw cabbage salad tossed with mustard-garlic vinaigrette.. This is no place to be squeamish: there's also andouillette sausage (made from smelly intestines) and pigs' feet.
You want dessert? How about communal bowls of chocolate mousse, rice pudding, génoise cake, fresh pineapple, sliced oranges, conserved chestnuts and figs, even stewed prunes?
One night, a group of 30-somethings was celebrating a birthday at the table next to ours. At the end of the meal, Bosshard heated large snifters of prune de Souillac over a Bunsen burner. Why choose such an old-fashioned place?
"They have the best escargots in France," one said.
Another added, "The food is exactly the way my grandmother made it."
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KK: We've got about three days left in San Jose, including a Sunday and a Bank Holiday Monday. The Bank Holiday is for Mother's Day. Our prime aims at this point are not to leave the country with fistfuls of colones or to have to get any more out the bank. So we can't really go off anywhere and we are somewhat over familiar with downtown San Jose. Even "The Worst Busker in the World" is losing his charm; a frog faced, toothless mutant who sits on the pavement bashing relentlessly at an out of tune guitar while groaning like he has been stabbed. Actually, thinking about it, I'm lying – he is still hilarious.
LK: We have seen painted and dressed up clowns wandering the streets in the early weekend mornings and somehow I have managed to resist punching them
KK: Similar city annoyances plague us; like people with umbrellas walking under shop awnings when it is raining with no regard for non-umbrellered pavement users' eyes. "You are already sheltered – you don't need to be under here!" - Like LK sez we have been hitting rush hours, for the last two Fridays evenings we have been caught in slow traffic, this is because we have been much more adventurous since last we wrote and two of our trips have seen us crawling back into San Jose aboard buses while developing a post-work style thirst.
LK: The first was a day long trip which included a visit to Cartago (former capital of Costa Rica; the grand Catholic church there was beset with earthquakes so they gave up re-building it after the second devastation); a quick look at the Irazu volcano; a hearty breakfast of rice and beans, with a picturesque hummingbird background; a drive on the road to the Caribbean coast which cuts through the Braulio Carillo national park (provided the aerial shots for Jurassic Park); er, then it kind of stopped delivering on what we expected
KK: Like a mug I did the zipline while LK refused. I and 15 others climbed high into the tree canopy strapped into a harness with any number of safety buckles. In the UK they teach you how to do this yourself but here it was higher and we are dealing with Americans so nothing is left to chance. Unfortunately the idiot boy who buckled me up must have been new or having a laugh because no matter what I did I always ended up hurtling towards a tree trunk backwards. I spent an hour happily crashing into the poor lad designated to stopping me. We became firm friends. This was as nothing compared to returning to camp to discover that LK had been horse riding and was being called "Caballero" (Cavalry) by the tour guides. "Yee" and, indeed "Haa!"
LK: "Who would like to go for a horse ride?" asked one of the guides
KK: Our lovely guide Juan Carlos assured me LK had "tamed a wild stallion" – truth be told if it wasn't for him the day would have been a bit disappointing. Still no scarlet macaws or toucans but he did provide the vocabulary I needed to get a haircut and shave which was also an adventure - as well as being a necessity. I was developing the look of a man imprisoned in the Bastille for ten years. LK armed with nothing but hope, brilliant Italian (but inferior Spanglish), and good pointing skills also attempted a haircut.
LK: Well, a quick scout on the internet for haircut and colour related words didn't hurt either, but I will certainly be putting this on my CV as one of my year-out achievements: "Yes, I feel it demonstrated my communication and negotiation skills in a clearly successful way" ie
KK: Looking suitably groomed and gorgeous we caught the bus to La Fortuna. This took four hours and when we got there all the cheap hostel rooms were taken. I say "all" there was one room left at "Gringo Pete's" - bunk beds in a wooden room small enough to make Lord Longford write a stiff letter to parliament. There is an active volcano that looms over Fortuna but most of the time we were there it was shrouded in cloud. Never more so than as the rain started battering down as we, homeless and snippy, went from door to door in search of lodgings. We found hotel on the edge of town that had the most luxurious shower we have come across to date. That and a clean, firm bed it was remarkable we went out again. We had beer in an open fronted bar on the main street then dinner in a volcano/reggae themed restaurant that housed many sleeping dogs, one of which jumped up and ran down the street barking every time somebody went past on a bicycle.
LK: During our escape to La Fortuna from San Jose, we visited EcoCentro Danaus which was certainly a good decision, although the "1km" (tourist info) / "3km" (guide book) / "5km" (staff at the centre) walk along a main road could have been interpreted as a little ill-advised
KK: I'm starting to think they don't exist, that they are photo-shopped or something. But Elias did tell us that toucans use their big funny beaks to break up other bird's nests and to eat their young which shines a different light on them. It started raining hard so we took shelter with some Americans on a tour, one of whom spotted a massive iguana right at the top of a tree – which lead to one of LK's best photos yet. We stayed in Fortuna for another night during which time we finally saw the top of the volcano. It looked like a volcano. We went back to San Jose and got up early enough the next day to do our shopping then see Newcastle v Arsenal at our hostel (10.30 am kick off). We have also seen Costa Rican League football live. I rattle on at length about it at billyfurious.com so those of you not interested don't have to burden yourselves with reading about it.
LK: So, thoughts now turn to our Chile/Argentina/Uruguay leg of the trip – I see there have been plenty of student protests in Santiago, so tear gas will be a new experience for both of us. Yours chokingly, Lynn and Kriss XX


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text: PORT BYRON | Mervin J. Swing, 88, of State Route 38, Port Byron, passed away Saturday, Nov. 24, 2012, at a local nursing home. Mr. Swing was born in Penn Yan, the son of Leon and Eleanor Fullagar Swing. As a youth, Mervin was involved with 4-H in Penn Yan, through his dairy herd of Brown Swiss cattle that he showed both in Yates County and the NYS Fair. After that experience, he became a lifelong vegetarian. During World War II, he was in the Army Signal Corps. After the war, he was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Mervin was an engineer with GE for 35 years starting in 1950, in the Television and Radio Division, working on early color TV. He was in Pasadena, Calif., working on the first color broadcast of the Tournament of Roses Parade. In 1961, he moved to Florida and worked on guidance systems for the manned space program, particularly for the Gemini program. He retired from GE in 1985 in Syracuse and then moved to a farm in Port Byron. He was an avid animal lover and especially his cats. He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Eleanor Sokoloski Swing; his son and daughter-in-law, Bradford and Dale Swing, of Miami, Fla.; granddaughter, Morgan Swing; grandson, Dalton Swing; daughter, Cheryl Swing and son-in-law, Thomas Maslin, of Upper Marlboro, Md.; sister Phyllis (Harland) Swing, of Penn Yan and several nieces and nephews. Calling hours are from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012, from the Audioun Funeral Home, 218 Main St., Port Byron. Graveside services to follow at 12:30 p.m. at Lakeview Cemetery, Penn Yan.


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LECANTO, Fla. - The University of Miami women's golf team opens its 2013 spring slate Monday at the inaugural Florida Challenge, a one-day, 36-hole shooting featuring five of Florida's top programs.
Miami's lone January event will be played at the par-72, 6,050-yard Quarry Course at Black Diamond Ranch in Lecanto, located about 80 miles northwest of Orlando.
The Canes, having recently finished a slew of individual offseason competitions, will be looking to earn state bragging rights as they compete against four in-state rivals - Florida, Florida State, UCF and host USF.
"We're looking forward to competing back as a team on Monday. I think we'll be in the mix for some good results," third-year head coach Patti Rizzo said. "Our goals haven't changed between the [winter] break. Coach [John] Koskinen and I want to see improvement from last fall, and staying with the 300 barrier after every round is something we're aiming hard for this spring."
Miami returns a young squad, anchored by five underclassmen - freshmen Laura Hendee, Christina Ocampo and Lauren Riehle and sophomores Rika Park and Leticia Ras-Anderica - and one junior, Carina Cuculiza.
With the start of the spring season, the Canes added a sixth underclassman to the roster - sophomore and Arkansas transfer Audrey Monssoh, who originally hails from Nuilly Sur Seine, France.
All seven Hurricanes golfers will compete in the Florida Challenge; Monsohh and Riehle will compete as individuals.
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Speech-Language Pathology
Speech-Language Pathology Services help children with communication difficulties. These include: concerns with the understanding and use of language, speech production (articulation), stuttering, voice and feeding/swallowing.
Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) are registered practitioners in the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario. At Grandview Children's Centre, Speech-Language Therapy Assistants carry out treatment plans under the supervision of an SLP.
What is the Durham Preschool Speech and Language Program (DPSLP)?
The Durham Preschool Speech and Language Program (DPSLP) is one of 31 preschool speech and language initiatives funded by the Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services. The program was created to ensure that all preschool children are given the best chance of reaching their full speech, language and communication potential.
Who is eligible for DPSLP?
Services are available for children up to the spring / summer of the year they are eligible to enter senior kindergarten. Referrals to DPSLP must be made by December 15 in the year a child is eligible to attend junior kindergarten.
I have concerns about my child's speech language development or hearing. What should I do?
If you are concerned about your child's speech language development or hearing, please contact Grandview at 905-728-1673 or toll free 1-800-304-6180 and make a referral to the Durham Preschool Speech and Language Program. You can also request a hearing assessment for your child.
What services are offered by DPSLP?
Parent Orientation Session
Following your child's referral for a speech and language assessment, you will be invited to register for a 90 minute Parent Orientation Session. This session will provide you with information about:
the types of services offered by the program
the important role parents/caregivers play in supporting their child's speech and language development
what happens during the first assessment appointment and what the next step after this appointment will be
During the orientation session, you will also receive a Pre-Assessment Questionnaire which you will have time to complete and return. Once you submit your completed questionnaire, you will be contacted within a few weeks to schedule your child's first assessment appointment.
During the first appointment, the Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) will talk with you about your child's development and how he/she talks and understands. Depending on your child's age and ability, the SLP may also evaluate your child's communication skills using standardized assessment tools and/or by observing and playing with your child. At the end of the appointment (or at a subsequent appointment, if required), the SLP will explain the results of the assessment and discuss with you specific goals to address communication difficulties demonstrated by your child. A type of intervention to target these goals will also be proposed (specific types of intervention are described below).
Re-assessments are an opportunity for the SLP to evaluate your child's overall progress as well as his/her progress on the specific speech and language goals set at the previous assessment. Additional intervention may be recommended, if appropriate. Re-assessments typically occur every 3-6 months.
Following an assessment, the SLP will discuss with you an appropriate intervention to address the goals identified. This may involve:
1. Parent Education Workshops
Parent workshops provide an opportunity for you to learn how to help your child at home. The skills you learn will help to maximize your child's communication development. Workshops are lead by a qualified SLP and involve a combination of lecture, videos, hands-on practice and home activities. They typically are offered in the evening for 2 to 4 weekly sessions. One-day workshops may also be offered on a Saturday. We currently offer the following workshops:
- Early Language Development
- Later Language Development
- Speech Production (articulation, pronunciation)
- Stuttering (for children who stutter) - - Informational Package For Parents
- More Than Words (a program developed by The Hanen Centre for parents/guardians and caregivers of children with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder)
2. Home Programming
Following an assessment, the SLP may provide you with activities and strategies to target your child's speech and language goals at home. One or two follow-up appointments may be offered to teach you to use these strategies and ensure that you feel comfortable with how you are to help your child practice at home. Throughout the home programming period, the SLP will be available (by telephone) to monitor your child's progress and discuss any questions or concerns you may have.
3. Group and Individual Treatment
Following a re-assessment, your child may be invited to attend a therapy group to target his/her speech and language goals. Groups range in size from 2 to 8 children and are run by an SLP and/or by an SLTA (Speech-Language Therapy Assistant), under the supervision of an SLP. They usually run weekly for 5-8 weeks. Each session is approximately 45-60 minutes in length. Parents are invited to actively participate in the groups so that they can better implement the strategies and activities at home. Homework may be assigned following a therapy session. Daily home practice is essential for your child to achieve his/her speech and language goals.
Children are typically grouped according to their area of communication need. Areas targeted may include:
- parent-toddler communication skills
- early language skills
- vocabulary
- sentence length and the use of grammatical structures
- comprehension skills (ie., following directions)
- speech production skills
- early literacy skills
4. Monitoring
Following an assessment, the SLP may suggest having your child remain with our DPSLP service so that his/her speech and language development may be monitored for a 4 to 6 month period. This may happen in cases where it is not clear that there is a problem or for children who have received treatment and have reached a plateau or normal levels of functioning. The SLP will provide you with information about the communication skills that are expected to develop over the next 4 to 6 months as well as suggestions to promote the development of these skills.
What can I do to help my child while he/she is waiting for speech-language services?
"Being the Bridge: Building Language While You Wait" is a free four-week webinar series for parents and caregivers with children (birth to 30 months) who are waiting for speech and language assessment. Co-presented by York Region Preschool Speech and Language Program and Early Literacy Specialists, York Region Ontario Early Years Centres.
Click here or on the image below to access the free webinar series.
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News Release
April 1, 2013
Minnesota to celebrate Public Health Week April 1-7
Daily observances include April 2 State of Public Health Forum in West St. Paul
Governor Mark Dayton has declared April 1-7 to be Public Health Week, and to mark the occasion the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) will gather public health partners for a forum on the state of public health in Minnesota.
The event will take place from 10 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, April 2, at the Dakota Lodge in West St. Paul. Minnesota Commissioner of Health Dr. Ed Ehlinger will open with a presentation on the rapidly evolving landscape of health policy and the need for new policies and partnerships that more effectively address chronic disease, health disparities and affordable access. His presentation will be followed by a panel discussion on the importance of strong partnerships for public health. Moderated by John Finnegan, dean of the University of Minnesota's School of Public Health, panelists will include representatives from local public health, health care and volunteer and nonprofit sectors.
Minnesota's designation of April 1-7 as Public Health Week corresponds with National Public Health Week, a nationwide opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of public health and to build awareness about the contributions of public health to individual wellness, community well-being and our quality of life. In addition to the Tuesday forum, MDH will focus on daily themes as follows:
Monday, April 1 - Healthy Infrastructure: Public health emergencies come in many forms, from breakdowns in pharmaceutical or food safety to natural disasters, environmental contaminants, bioterrorism and novel diseases. Responding effectively to these crises requires a healthy and prepared public health infrastructure a trained workforce of epidemiologists and other scientists, laboratory capacity and capability, robust disease monitoring systems, investigation of exposures; and responsive regulatory functions as needed. The importance of our public health infrastructure will be highlighted with a special video, Just Another Day..., with a story on the fungal meningitis outbreak of 2012, both available on the MDH website at http://www.health.state.mn.us/topics/nphw/index.html.
Tuesday, April 2 - Healthy Partnerships: State of Public Health Forum at Dakota Lodge in West St. Paul, 10 a.m.-noon. Participants will include:
- Gretchen Musicant, chair of the Local Public Health Association of Minnesota (LPHA) and health commissioner for the city of Minneapolis
- Allie Freidrichs, director of Meeker-McLeod-Sibley Community Health Services
- Shannon Lotthammer, director of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's Environmental Analysis and Outcomes Division
- Mark Lappe, emergency manager, Hennepin County Medical Center
- Lillian McDonald, executive director, ECHO Minnesota
Wednesday, April 3 - Healthy Communities: Commissioner Ehlinger will visit the Minnesota State Academies to see their Worksite Wellness and Farm to School initiatives, then travel to the Faribault Lutheran School to engage with staff and students in Active School Day and healthy eating activities. MDH's Statewide Health Improvement Program (SHIP) worked with these community partners to encourage wellness activities. The Commissioner will then participate in a reception at Rice County Public Health for community partners, county commissioners, and local public health staff, to learn more about local public health and SHIP in Rice County.
Thursday, April 4 - Healthy Homes: Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in America. Every home should be tested for this radioactive gas and homes with high levels should be fixed. MDH will urge people to test for radon before they sell - or buy – a home. Twitter followers will get several Tweets related to indoor air and a Facebook entry will direct people to the MDH YouTube Channel, where people can watch a video on radon testing, as well as other MDH videos. Having a healthy home leads to healthier people.
Friday, April 5 – Healthy Futures: Current and future activities of the Minnesota Department of Health will be most effective and efficient with a well-trained and energized workforce. Commissioner Ehlinger and other staff will focus Friday on thanking the talented and hard-working staff of MDH for their many contributions to public health.
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The day before the day in the helicopter, I went to the Darling Harbor, Sydney Aquarium, Imax Theatre, The Maritime Museum and other. People never get bored at the Darling Harbor, cause it must has something for locals and visitors to entertain. I like animals and fishes, so I enjoyed very much the time spending in the aquarium.
That day, after visiting the aquarium, it was almost 1 o'clock. Got some lunch then we continued to explore the city separately. My mom's friend wanted to walk back to the city to do some shopping. My father went to the Star City for slot machine!! And I just stayed at the Darling Harbor to see some exhibition at the Maritime Museum.
At night, we had free dinner at the Star City. Wao! That was great!! My parents won some credits at the slot machine, so that's why we had free dinner. We had some roast beef, chinese noodles, pumpkin and others delicious food. You know what, I guess I'm starting to love Star City too!!
The following day, we joined a city bus tour which it took us to lots of places including the famous Bondi Beach. The weather that day was bad, it was extremely hot in the morning (over 30' C) and in the afternoon, it rained. The bus we were in was a non air conditioned sightseeing bus. The double deck bus. I didn't enjoy it much until the sky turned grey, because I really don't like sunbathing, it makes my skin rough. When it was about to rain, my aunt and uncle called us and asked us where we were. They thought of picking us up to have lunch together. They brought us to have chinese food. After that, we went to the Imax Theatre to watch a 3D movie, the Deep Sea 3D. The movie was beautiful, but when you are tired and sitting in a extremely comfort sofa with hypnotise music...I and my dad fell asleep!
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Christina Gao is sixteen and Agnes Zawadzki will be sixteen in July. Kimmie Meissner was world champion at sixteen. Mirai Nagasu was U.S. champion at 14. At 13 Caroline Zhang won her junior grand prix events by 53 points and 33 points, won thejunior grand prix final by 20 points, won the junior world championship, and was heralded as the second coming of Sasha Cohen for her positions, spins and spirals.
I think wait and see is all we can say at this point.
Agreed. You see, I think she has potential but I get the sense she's just a tad bit overhyped (is it her coach?)As for Gao, I'm excited about her but I think she needs a transformation like Michelle Kwan's in 1996 to be a world medal contender. Not saying it won't happen this year but we'll just have to wait and see. Judging from the results last year though, she already is a U.S. championship medal threat.
It was great to see Czisny come out of nowhere and have the skate of her life during 2007 Nats to become the surprise bronze medalist. Her first National medal, and most thought it would be her only one. She usually has good GP results but has never been able to hold it together at Worlds (or Nationals, with the exceptions of 2007 and 2009). Can't see how staying in longer will change that, but more power to her if she wants to continue. It's not always about the medals after all.I'm not surprised to hear Alissa is not retiring. Ever since I read that Brian Boitano urged her not to leave competitive skating with any regrets I expected to her to at least keeping training through the summer... I'm glad because I always love watching her. But it's hard to have any expectations. Quite apart from her nerves, I think she'll be at a total disadvantage with the new rules. She'll be able to rely even less on her spins and spirals to compete against much better jumpers. But I"m glad for her that she is not throwing in the towel. Good for her.
Generally I agree, but I would replace Gao with Flatt. Gao, maybe 4th place. She would have been 4th this year if it hadn't been for Cohen's "return" (albeit, a distant 4th).If I had to make a very early prediction, I see these three ladies medaling at US championships: Nagasu, Wagner, Gao. Always assuming they skate clean...
You can say what you want, but Kimmie was imploding just one year after she won worlds, Mirai was imploding in the 08-09 season due to her growth spurt, and Caroline imploded this season (save 4CC). The culprit? Growing pains. This is why in some ways Agnes and Christina aren't really at a disadvantage - sure if you're amazing as a 13 year old, 4-foot-8, 70 pound mite then you'll get a lot of hype, but chances are you'll grow half a foot and gain 40 pounds before you stop and then your body is so different that it has to readjust. I mean, Mirai is 17 and she just became a force again recently. In the 08-09 season, she was the same age as Agnes and Christina and was much worse (really, really low GP scores), so technically Mirai's progression in the past year could be compared to a unknown skater the same age who was fairly mediocre and then had a big break aka Agnes or Christina.
Nagasu was able to bounce back this season. It remains to be seen whether Zhang can do the same next season, or even if Nagasu can keep up the momentum and not let her Worlds slip-up trip her up.
Meissner has had a strain of bad luck lately but honestly I think she is past her prime. Wouldn't mind seeing her put down some skates she is happy with though.
The key for these young up-and comers is to KEEP IMPROVING. Be the best you're capable of and let the chips fall where they may. Unless your name is Mirai Nagasu, keep an eye on that rear-view mirror.
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I wasn't aware that Agnes trained with Rachel Flatt. I knew about Gao and Yuna though. Nothing like having someone better than you around to push you and motivate you.
It was great that NBC took the time to show Gao last year. Even if these skaters DO turn out to be all they're cracked up to be, I don't see it happening next season. Possibly the 2011-12 season at the earliest.
What's more interesting to me is:
Can Nagasu can build upon her stellar season (save Worlds)?
Can Wagner conquer her SP demons?
Can Flatt take it to the next level now with more time/attention to devote to skating?
Will Zhang take the time to try to improve her basics so she can get back in the game?
Will Czisny be able to redeem herself after the crushing defeat at 2010 Nats as the reigning champ?
Will any old-timers (e.g. Meissner, Hughes) try to stick it out at least for another year or two?
That and more, coming up next. Stay tuned.
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Castile/Okolski and Navarro/Bommentre are also retiring per Ice Network.


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Today, Yahoo announced upgrades to its search engine designed to "…make it more helpful and engaging…" These improvements mark the most significant change to Yahoo's search engine in the last 3 1/2 years. (Remember when Yahoo search was powered by Google?)
These improvements are aimed more at helping searchers find what they are looking for by improving the interface rather than in algorithm changes. I should point out that helping users find exactly what they're looking for by helping them refine searches helps out site marketers too. It makes that "long tail" of search even more appealing. See "Inferences" below.
We applaud Yahoo – many will decry these improvements as lagging behind those already made by rivals Google & Ask (see our earlier post about improvements at Ask). We really want to see Yahoo succeed, and any strides made at improving the end-user experience should help.
So – we decided to put Yahoo's new features to the test today by searching for a trailer for the recent release of the Halo 3 video game. Specifically, how will Yahoo guide me to my desired result when I just type "Halo 3" into the search engine
Searching Yahoo for a Halo 3 trailer – from the Home Page
The first thing you'll notice when you start typing into Yahoo's search box – they provide the visitor with refinements to their query via a drop-down box. When I type in "halo 3", the box gives options like "halo 3 review", "halo 3 release date", "halo 3 trailer" (BINGO!)
Mission accomplished I guess, but let's take a look at how Yahoo presents the content in different scenarios.
Searching Yahoo for a Halo 3 trailer – from a Results Page
There are actually two versions here. The first shows what happens if I go to the "halo 3" results page – you see a traditional "also try" set of links.
And, if one was to start typing more words into the search bar, then the drop down box appears again to guide our query.
Searching Yahoo for a Halo 3 trailer – from a Results Page
So, when we actually get down to a "halo 3 trailer" search, you'll see that Yahoo has elected to display video thumbnails in the search results.
Note – perhaps if Bungie.net (Halo 3 developer) had properly optimized their site for search, their trailer thumbnail would show up in the results as well? It should come as no surprise that Microsoft owns Bungie…
And, if you click on the 'play' button, the video will actually play in-line. Pretty cool.
Inferences: Universal or "Blended" Search & SEO, Long-Tail Keywords and PPC
Yahoo's interface improvements, and specifically our search for the "halo 3 trailer", demonstrate the importance of:
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- The importance of optimizing the content you have for the most relevant phrases possible, ie – "long tail" keyword phrases.
- By helping users refine their query, site marketers can place even more importance on laser-focusing their content optimization efforts on what a site actually has to offer ("halo 3 trailer"), rather than competing for a presence on broad category phrases ("halo 3")
- Pay-Per-Click search marketers stand to gain from refined search queries as well. One could assume that by helping visitors refine their search queries, PPC search marketers will see more impressions from long-tail keywords


text: No charges will be filed against Camden Economic Development Director Brian Hodges, who was accused of impersonating a state official. An investigation started a year ago. He says the case was actually closed in June but he just learned about the results last week. Court documents said in the fall of 2011, Hodges sent e-mails to state officials posing as Deb Neuman, who was then the State's Deputy Commissioner of Economic Development.Hodges previously held that job.The documents said the e-mails came from an I.P. address linked to Hodges. Hodges tells TV5 he was confident he'd be cleared in the case and he's looking forward to focusing purely on his job in Camden.He's been the economic development director there for nearly two years.


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#85 Aug 22, 2013
Here's the FBI summary from the same page:
Arrests, by Race, 2011
■In 2011, 69.2 percent of all individuals arrested were white, 28.4 percent were black, and 2.4 percent were of other races.
■Of all juveniles (individuals under the age of 18) arrested in 2011 in the nation, 65.7 percent were white, 32.0 percent were black, and 2.3 percent were of other races.
■Nearly 70 percent (69.7) of all adults (18 years of age and over) arrested in 2011 were white, 27.9 percent were black, and 2.3 percent were of other races.
■White individuals were arrested more often for violent crimes than individuals of any other race, accounting for 59.4 percent of those arrests.
■The percentages of white adults and black adults arrested for murder were similar, with 48.2 percent being white, and 49.4 percent being black.
■Juveniles who were black accounted for 51.4 percent of juvenile arrests for violent crimes.
■Juveniles who were white accounted for 62.4 percent of juvenile arrests for property crimes.
■Of the juveniles arrested for driving under the influence, 91.6 percent were white.
■Juveniles who were white accounted for 72.9 percent of the persons under 18 who were arrested for arson in 2011.
Take care of your own kind, white racist mongers.....
Diamond Eugene
Since: Jun 13
#86 Aug 22, 2013
You moron...blacks are 13% of the population and by your own statistics they commit:
51% of the murders
34% of the rapes
56% of the robberies
35% of the assaults
30% of the thefts
25% of all crimes
So as 13% of the population you're overrepresented by factors of 2 to four in criminal activity.
Thanks for proving OUR point.
#87 Aug 22, 2013
Yes, try to cloud and hide by spreading over representation of the ppulation versus loking at the hard data. Your percentages don't add up comared to the percentages on the FBI site, fool....we know that tactic....
Diamond Eugene
Since: Jun 13
#88 Aug 22, 2013
What a lying dope. I went off the numbers YOU posted. You got caught being a stupid black and now you're butthurt.
Do you see why so many whites are so sick of you people?
#89 Aug 22, 2013
I knew you would come through for me, Nate. You always do!
"Where did I put my tiara?"
Since: Dec 11
#90 Aug 22, 2013
Where are Al, Jesse, and the POTUS opining on this incident. Crickets, I hear crickets.
#91 Aug 22, 2013
Great post. Blacks and facts / rational debate dwell in separate dimensions.
#92 Aug 22, 2013
It's clear from the data that blacks commit violent crimes...robberies, murder, drug sales, due to economic reasons, while whites rarely murder for financial gains.
Most black crimes are against each other and most likely have to do with drug sales and drug robberies. The same can be said for Latinos.
Diamond Eugene
Since: Jun 13
#93 Aug 22, 2013
Please explain what the economic motive was in Chris Lane's murder.
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#94 Aug 22, 2013
reparations for da slabery
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#95 Aug 22, 2013
EXCLUSIVE: Boy 'arrested over Australian baseball's murder' is linked to string of armed robberies with his PREGNANT girlfriend
Michael Jones, 17, is accused of being an accessory to first degree murder and driving the car that his friends James Edwards and Chancey Luna were in when one of them allegedly shot Chris Lane
Detectives told MailOnline that they recognized the car that was used in the shooting because they knew it to be Jones'
His name 'kept coming up' during investigations of three armed robberies that happened in Duncan, Oklahoma in March
When police were conducting searches of robbery suspect's homes, Jones and his pregnant girlfriend would show up unannounced at the houses
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#96 Aug 22, 2013
Welcome to the Third World...
#97 Aug 22, 2013
you're right I left a big part out of my analogy. Let me try again: no jews were killed by the cub scouts in germany during ww2.
Is that better?
#98 Aug 22, 2013
sorry should have been more clear. Do they have their father involved in their lives? Other than a criminal charge filed against them? I'm sure if you really do such a great job, families thank you all the time. You don't need to carry on about it here. Unless you're saying there's a way to get us involved in your totally awesome cause...something tells me we already are...
#99 Aug 22, 2013
If we pay taxes....
#100 Aug 22, 2013
If there is a way to donate, duke, please post it. Would love to do some research and possibly donate
#101 Aug 22, 2013
tell em kitty, your people don't care what color you are when you guys shoot them...
#102 Aug 23, 2013
Wow! They robbed the guy with a pair of jogging shorts that has no pockets! You're very intelligent. They shot the guy because he is white and they're angry, ignorant, misguided thugs, who will probably get the death penalty! End of story, Klaus. It's going to happen again, unfortunately...America is the second most dangerous nation right behind Islamic nations.
America's chickens come home to roost.
#103 Aug 23, 2013
I'm referring to the majority of urban crimes, Sherlock. Chris Lane's murder was ruthless, evil, and senseless. The justice system will make sure those thugs will get justice, right? Let the court decide their fate. Isn't that what you people put your trust in...The System?!
#104 Aug 23, 2013
and the fix to above is?
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"Guardians of the Galaxy" Premieres in New York City
Giving Big Apple fans a serious thrill, Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Vin Diesel, Seth Meyers and Paul Rudd all showed up at the premiere of "Guardians of the Galaxy" in New York City last night (July 29).
The Cinema Society/Men's Fitness-sponsored screening took over the Crosby Street Hotel and afterwards the whole crew headed for The Jimmy at the James Hotel for a fun-filled afterparty.
In a recent interview, Pratt confessed that this whole marquee star thing is definitely still quite new for him.
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BHA pays tribute to humanist former MPs
The British Humanist Association (BHA) has paid tribute to the dedication and hard work of all the humanist MPs who have retired or lost their seats at the General Election. The All Party Parliamentary Humanist Group in Parliament (APPHG), which is supported by the British Humanist Association (BHA), has retained the majority of its humanist MPs members. However, there have also been some significant losses, including BHA Vice President Dr Evan Harris, former APPHG Secretary Paul Holmes, Dr Nick Palmer, Ken Purchase, and BHA Distinguished Supporters John Austin, Michael Clapham, Bob Marshall-Andrews and Julie Morgan.
Andrew Copson, BHA Chief Executive, said, 'Following the election there is a clear and undoubted loss not only to Humanism but to wider politics of some truly excellent and principled MPs. Humanist MPs are at the forefront in Parliament of working for the most important, ethical issues of our time, whether that is championing equality and human rights, promoting a non-religious, rational perspective on public ethical issues, or making the arguments for inclusive education and against divisive faith schools. We pay tribute today to the immeasurable contribution of humanists in Parliament.'
'However, we are positive that the Humanist Group in Parliament will gain from the new intake of MPs, and the BHA also continues to benefit from the support of former MPs such as our Vice President Evan Harris, who we have no doubt will continue to represent humanist issues, being at the forefront of campaigning for real and positive change.'
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Nikki Reed & Paul McDonald: St. Patrick's Day Lunch Lovers
Enjoying a St. Patty's Day outing alongside one another, Nikki Reed grabbed a midday lunch with husband Paul McDonald in Studio City, CA on Saturday (March 17).
With the pair exchanging an intimate embrace after their Aroma Cafe holiday meal, it looked like the "Twilight" actress was ready to get to work while toting around a cartoon covered laptop bag.
The previous day, Nikki was spotted sporting sunglasses, grey and yellow sneakers and a messy bun while getting sweaty during a workout session at a local gym in Studio City.
The sightings come just after Miss Reed and her man released a music video for their first song together, "Now That I've Found You".
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The London hospitals which are best — and worst — at treating accident and emergency patients within a four-hour target are revealed today.
Evening Standard research suggests the vast majority of the capital's 29 A&Es are getting better at coping with relentless demand and are cutting delays.
The best performers include Lewisham and Ealing hospitals — both of which are fighting Government attempts to downgrade their casualty departments in order to save cash and centralise services elsewhere.
The two worst are Barking, Havering and Redbridge trust — which runs Queen's in Romford and King George's in Ilford — and Barnet and Chase Farm trust. Chase Farm hospital is due to lose its A&E in November while King George's is due to shut by 2015.
Analysis of the past five weeks of A&E attendances also suggest that Boris Johnson's new health czar Dame Ruth Carnall was right to tell the Standard last week that there was no "crisis" in the NHS.
The Mayor himself told the London Assembly: "The latest figures do show there has been an improvement and London A&E services have been exceeding the target, with 97 per cent of Londoners waiting less than four hours."
But he added: "I know that is no consolation to the many who have been waiting more than four hours. There are, in my view, deep and entrenched problems in primary care that are exacerbating this problem."
Since mid-May, the number of hospital trusts missing the Government's target of seeing 95 per cent of people attending A&E within four hours has halved from six to three, out of a total of 22. Last week the only trusts to fail were Barking, Havering and Redbridge, which saw 86.4 per cent of patients in time, Barnet and Chase Farm (88.9 per cent) and North Middlesex (93.8 per cent).
By comparison, Chelsea and Westminster hospital was consistently among the best performers, and most recently saw 99.1 per cent of patients in time. Ealing scored 97.4 per cent while Lewisham scored 97.8 per cent.
Barking, Havering and Redbridge, which missed the target in each of the past five weeks, said it was recruiting more A&E staff and had cut its vacancy rate from 45 per cent to 18 per cent.
It said Queen's can receive about 20 ambulances an hour, and claimed the total number was up nine per cent on the previous year.
Chief executive Averil Dongworth said: "Performance is weaker at Queen's Hospital than King George Hospital. As a trauma centre it deals with more seriously ill patients and receives far more blue-light ambulances. But we recognise the need to sustain improvements in our performance."
About 52,000 patients a week attend major A&E departments in London, with a further 34,000 being seen in specialist units, such as Moorfields Eye Hospital, or in minor injury units.
A spokeswoman for Barnet and Chase Farm trust said it saw approximately 250 A&E patients a day at Barnet and 200 at Chase Farm.
She said that, from November, Barnet A&E would have nine consultants in post, 22 nurses on day shift and 16 on night shift — about 50 per cent more staff than at present.
A&E attendances
Percentage of people admitted, transferred or discharged within four hours (Source: NHS England) Week ending June 16, 2013. By NHS trust.
Barking, Havering and Redbridge 86.4%
Barnet and Chase Farm 88.9%
Barts 95.7%
Chelsea and Westminster 99.1%
Croydon 96.8%
Ealing 97.4%
Epsom and St Helier 96.1%
Guy's and St Thomas' 98.1%
Homerton 97.8%
Imperial College 97.2%
King's College 95.3%
Kingston 96.8%
Lewisham 97.8%
North Middlesex 93.8%
North West London 95.1%
Royal Free 97.9%
South London Healthcare 95.3%
King George's 96.2%
Hillingdon 98.7%
Whittington 95.3%
West Middlesex 98.4 %
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super fun!
By tootsie
from yakima,washington
Comments about Creative Coloring: Design Elements:
great for teaching about design elements!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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