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Wayne Rose directed the episode written by Bryan Q. Miller. The Toyman seeks revenge on Oliver. Clark is gifted the power to hear people's thoughts as part of his training by his father. Code: http://hotfile.com/dl/52252994/f3a074e/904Echo.avi.001.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52253210/fdd50c0/904Echo.avi.002.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52253306/f60fed2/904Echo.avi.003.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52253376/5520ef0/904Echo.avi.004.html or http://www.fileserve.com/file/bSGJx9Y/904Echo.avi.001 http://www.fileserve.com/file/K34BJwT/904Echo.avi.002 http://www.fileserve.com/file/nAr3kBr/904Echo.avi.003 http://www.fileserve.com/file/ZmxVdhW/904Echo.avi.004 Smallville.S09E05.HDTV.XviD-XII :Roulette Oliver (Justin Hartley) is drugged and kidnapped by a woman named Victoria AKA Roulette (guest star Steph Song), who tells Oliver that he's involved in a dangerous game and must fight for his life. After Victoria shows up dead and Oliver is arrested by the police, he turns to Chloe (Allison Mack) for help. Meanwhile, Lois (Erica Durance) berates Clark (Tom Welling) for not telling her about Oliver's suicide attempt. Cassidy Freeman and Callum Blue also star. Kevin Fair directed the episode written by Genevieve Sparling. 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Clark (Tom Welling) realizes Jor-El is alive and on Earth and races to find him before Zod does. Erica Durance and Justin Hartley also star. Jeannot Szwarc directed the episode written by Turi Meyer & Al Septien. Code: http://hotfile.com/dl/52262225/dafd3a1/907Kandor.avi.001.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52262359/7765cff/907Kandor.avi.002.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52262468/ef91a17/907Kandor.avi.003.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52262551/a1f149e/907Kandor.avi.004.html or http://www.fileserve.com/file/DbHVuE3/907Kandor.avi.001 http://www.fileserve.com/file/nWJvMBP/907Kandor.avi.002 http://www.fileserve.com/file/XFDEFqC/907Kandor.avi.003 http://www.fileserve.com/file/DQNUcWU/907Kandor.avi.004 Smallville.S09E08.HDTV.XviD: Idol Superhero twins Zan (guest star David Gallagher) and Jayna (guest star Allison Scagliotti) show up in Metropolis to help The Blur fight crime but end up botching several rescues, landing Clark (Tom Welling) in hot water with the District Attorney's office. Clark decides to come forward as the Blur to clear his name. Allison Mack, Erica Durance, Justin Hartley, Cassidy Freeman and Callum Blue also star. Glenn Winter directed the episode written by Ann Coffel Saunders. Code: http://hotfile.com/dl/52263129/87e68ff/908Idol.avi.001.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52263227/2af810f/908Idol.avi.002.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52263325/00a9289/908Idol.avi.003.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52263381/cfdf265/908Idol.avi.004.html or http://www.fileserve.com/file/72Sf5bQ/908Idol.avi.001 http://www.fileserve.com/file/HvvYUEA/908Idol.avi.002 http://www.fileserve.com/file/HHbBs6n/908Idol.avi.003 http://www.fileserve.com/file/qdJPbTU/908Idol.avi.004 Smallville S09E09 Pandora REPACK HDTV XviD-FQM Tess (Cassidy Freeman) kidnaps Lois (Erica Durance) to find out where Lois went after she disappeared for weeks. Lois' memory of the future depicts a Metropolis under Zod's (Callum Blue) rule and Clark (Tom Welling) powerless under the red sun, while Chloe (Allison Mack) forms a resistance group with Oliver (Justin Hartley). After learning of these future events, Clark makes an important decision about Zod. Morgan Beggs directed the episode written by Drew Landis & Julia Swift. 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Mairzee Almas directed the episode written by Jordan Hawley. Code: http://hotfile.com/dl/52268876/b18544d/910Disciple.avi.001.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52269009/a34564d/910Disciple.avi.002.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52269082/0af5f24/910Disciple.avi.003.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52269109/4295044/910Disciple.avi.004.html or http://www.fileserve.com/file/PUfp4Uv/910Disciple.avi.001 http://www.fileserve.com/file/zjR5yQe/910Disciple.avi.002 http://www.fileserve.com/file/TFYkJqN/910Disciple.avi.003 http://www.fileserve.com/file/abpAZkc/910Disciple.avi.004 Smallville S09E11: Absolute Justice A man named Sylvester Pemberton tracks down Chloe (Allison Mack) and tells her he knows about her team of superheroes and needs their help. However, before he can explain who he is, he is attacked and killed by Icicle (guest star Wesley Macinnes). Clark (Tom Welling) and Chloe's (Allison Mack) investigation leads Clark to the former headquarters of the Justice Society of America where he meets up with Nelson AKA Dr. Fate (guest star Brent Stait), Carter Hall AKA Hawkman (guest star Michael Shanks) and Courtney AKA Star Girl (guest star Britt Irvin). Courtney pleads with Hawkman and Dr. Fate to help her catch the killer that is targeting their group but they are reluctant to resume their duties as superheroes. Clark, John Jones (guest star Phil Morris), Green Arrow (Justin Hartley) and Chloe team up to help the JSA stop Icicle before he murders another member of the group. Meanwhile, Lois (Erica Durance) receives a package from a mysterious agency called Checkmate, run by Amanda Waller (guest star Pam Grier). Geoff Johns wrote the two-hour episode. Glen Winters directed the first hour and Tom Welling directed the second hour. 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A young man named Stephen (guest star Carlo Marks) steals the comic book and develops super powers, transforming himself into Warrior Angel and saving Chloe (Allison Mack) from a horrible accident. Meanwhile, Lois (Erica Durance) becomes jealous of Clark's relationship with Zatanna. Allison Mack directed the episode written by Bryan Q. Miller. 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Still unaware of his new power, Clark also casually tells Chloe (Allison Mack) he wishes she would spend more time watching out for him, so an infected Chloe takes his wish to heart and sets her sights on a new target - Lois. Code: http://hotfile.com/dl/52357965/6416bfb/913Persuasion.avi.001.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52357987/5ec99d2/913Persuasion.avi.002.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52358003/25d4234/913Persuasion.avi.003.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52358029/cde4fe6/913Persuasion.avi.004.html or http://www.fileserve.com/file/awgwHvr/913Persuasion.avi.001 http://www.fileserve.com/file/AsBBrzE/913Persuasion.avi.002 http://www.fileserve.com/file/GwBCdFD/913Persuasion.avi.003 http://www.fileserve.com/file/y6GTc8g/913Persuasion.avi.004 Smallville S09E14: Conspiracy Bernard Chisholm (guest star JR Bourne), a doctor who died and was brought back to life by the Kandorians so they can experiment on him, escapes and kidnaps some Kandorians in order to prove aliens have invaded Earth. Bernard tries to get Lois (Erica Durance) to write a story validating his claim, but when Lois refuses, he kidnaps her too. In an effort to save his people, Zod (Callum Blue) poses as a reporter from the Daily Planet and uncovers Bernard's secret lab. Clark (Tom Welling) arrives at the lab just in time to see Zod get shot. 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After Oliver brings Clark (Tom Welling) and Chloe (Allison Mack) up to speed, the three investigate and Clark is surprised to find John Jones (guest star Phil Morris) investigating Oliver's kidnapping too. Clark senses that John is keeping information from him. Oliver and Clark are shocked when Tess reveals that Amanda is after something called "Watchtower." Waller threatens to kill Chloe unless Clark gives her the names and locations of the rest of the Justice League. 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Lois and Clark each attempt to thwart the delivery of the photo and run into Maxwell Lord (guest star Gil Bellows, "Ally McBeal"), a wealthy tycoon and Checkmate operative, who is trying to learn The Blur's identity to eliminate him. Meanwhile, Chloe (Allison Mack) discovers Zod's (Callum Blue) secret. Code: http://hotfile.com/dl/52471469/41d9b07/918Charade.avi.001.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52471530/6e4a2eb/918Charade.avi.002.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52471606/8b9d745/918Charade.avi.003.html http://hotfile.com/dl/52471642/240de04/918Charade.avi.004.html or http://www.fileserve.com/file/ptjuytr/918Charade.avi.001 http://www.fileserve.com/file/32KgWAD/918Charade.avi.002 http://www.fileserve.com/file/XSFbf66/918Charade.avi.003 http://www.fileserve.com/file/A6WZ5W7/918Charade.avi.004 Smallville S09E19: Sacrifice Tess (Cassidy Freeman) breaks into Watchtower, triggering an elaborate security system that Chloe (Allison Mack) installed, ultimately trapping the two women inside. Chloe realizes that The Kandorians are downloading information from the Watchtower server, which prompts her to make a drastic move. Oliver (Justin Hartley) confronts Zod (Callum Blue) and winds up clinging to life with a "Z" scorched into his chest. Clark (Tom Welling) realizes Zod has given his soldiers super powers. 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Hero: Hayden Waller died trying to save his friend
A schoolboy who plunged to his death while trying to save a friend on a ski trip was yesterday hailed a hero by a coroner who told his parents: "You should be proud of him."
Hayden Waller tried to grab his friend when he slipped on a slope close to their hotel in the Austrian resort of Mallnitz on February 18.
But the 12-year-old, who went to the Howard School in Gillingham, Kent, lost his own balance and broke his neck and back after hurtling into a tree below.
Coroner Roger Sykes said that the lad's parents, mortgage broker Gary and receptionist Hayley, could be "proud" of their son's actions.
He told the inquest at Maidstone County Hall: "Hayden was in the company of three school friends when they attempted to climb a slope adjacent to a field opposite their hotel.
"The boy in the lead lost his balance and fell.
"Hayden was below him and when attempting to arrest that boy's fall he himself lost his balance and fell some 10 metres, sustaining fatal injuries.
"I believe that the most likely explanation was that he did attempt to break the fall of the boy in the lead and that clearly would have been an instinctive reaction on his part.
"I believe it is an action of which his parents can justifiably be proud."
The inquest was told the four boys had earlier been enjoying a snowball fight during an unsupervised free period between 4 and 6pm in a field next to their hotel.
They then agreed to venture up the slope after meeting another group of lads who recommended reaching a cliff-top hut with sweeping views of the town - telling them "it was an exciting climb."
But they quickly found themselves scrambling across loose rocks after they made their way through an initially easy path through trees.
One of the four lads, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the hearing how the group decided to turn back after it became 'too difficult".
However the 13-year-old, accompanied by his mum as he gave evidence, slipped and tumbled backwards past Hayden - who also fell as he tried to stop him.
The shocked boy then described how he saw his friend's lifeless body against a tree before staggering injured to the bottom of the hill where he raised the alarm with a rambler.
He said: "I saw Hayden - he didn't move.
"He was motionless and bleeding from the head.
"I then moved further down the valley - I wanted to get help."
A team of more than 20 Austrian mountain rescue workers arrived on the rocky outcrop but were unable to save Hayden, who died immediately.
Mr Sykes added that he was satisfied with the risk assessments put in place for the trip after a probe by the Health and Safety Executive.
The investigation concluded that the school had way over the Government's recommended number of teachers to pupils with seven staff to 39 students. Government guidelines are from between one teacher to 10 pupils, to one to 15.
However he added that the school has pledged to improve their "vague" recording of information when planning trips and that maps should provided to students highlight safe areas.
The wooden hut in the Austrian resort that the four boys were climbing towards when the tragedy occurred
He said: "So far as preparation and planning for the trip I am satisfied there were appropriate undertakings with appropriate assessments of risks informed as a result of a number of past trips to the same venue.
"Members of staff had a great deal of experience between them.
"However it's appreciated that one simple map identifying no-go areas should be part of any future school trip."
He added the boys should have had some idea of the risks for themselves.
He said: "I'm satisfied that had an observer asked the boys before they started to clamber up the area towards the view point, whether that was an activity that would have been given the green light by staff, they would well have known that the answer was no."
Parents Gary and Hayley Waller issued a statement from the family after today's hearing.
It read: "Gary and Hayley are devastated at the death of their beloved son Hayden and Aaron at the loss of his big brother.
"Hayden was a charming, likeable, caring and confident young man who was loved by everyone who knew him and he will be greatly missed.
"The inquest was as they had expected - they accept that Hayden's death was an accident.
"It is extremely important to them to ensure that lessons are learnt as a result of what happened to Hayden so that other parents do not have to suffer what they are going through now."
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Unofficial results of a referendum in the city showed that some 57% of voters voted for the measure that's bound to face a legal challenge.
Two years ago, a Fremont City Council member suggested the city pass a law on illegal immigration, but the proposal died after a tie 4-4 vote.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Despite having an 11-7 shots advantage, the UAB men's soccer team could not capitalize, falling 1-0 to Jacksonville on Sunday afternoon at West Campus Field. The Dolphins scored the game-winning goal with four minutes remaining in regulation on their lone shot on goal in the final 45 minutes.
"Our guys are just so tired," UAB head coach Mike Getman said. "We are coming off a very physical game at Indiana and a nine-hour bus trip on Saturday to get ready to play Jacksonville. I thought our guys gave a good effort and created plenty of scoring opportunities. We just could not take advantage of that, but I felt we played well enough to win this game."
The Blazers (5-3) played almost the entire contest without leading scorer Dejan Jakovic, who went down with an injury five minutes into the game. Jakovic, a MAC Hermann Trophy candidate, scored both of the Blazers' goals in the 2-1 upset win at No. 10 Indiana last Friday night.
UAB's best scoring chance came midway through the second half when junior midfielder Derek Rios broke free after a through ball from freshman Kevin Sawchak. Rios then broke free and chipped the ball towards the goal, but JU goalkeeper Joey Sanchez managed to get his finger tips on the ball to deflect away. Rios then had another opportunity to finish, but his second shot went just wide of the net.
The Dolphins broke through in the 86th minute off a set piece from the right side of the field Jacksonville's Phillipp Meyner took the free kick which found the head of the team's leading scorer Anton Axelsson, who then finished it into the lower right side of the net.
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The work on a retaining wall near the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal is covered by the private contractor Peter Kiewit and Sons.
Transportation Minister Todd Stone is also offering assurances the section of Highway 99, expanded at a cost of 600 million dollars in the years leading up to the 2010 Olympics, is safe.
Residents of the nearby Pasco Road also expressed concerns about traffic delays during the five months it takes to ensure the wall remains stable.
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To request an appointment with an adviser, students at UP (in any college) may use the appointment request link above which will take them to Starfish, call our front desk at 814-863-1033, or stop by 208 Hammond Building. Students who are not at UP may set up a phone appointment with an engineering adviser by calling 814-863-1033. Students should meet with an adviser at least once per semester.
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This was the climax to a two-day heavy horse-handling course at Wimpole Home Farm, a National Trust rare breeds centre attached to Wimpole Hall near Cambridge. Our teachers were horseman David Brady - and Prince, a gentle giant of a six-year-old grey shire, 17 hands high and weighing almost a ton.
John was there as a birthday present from his wife; he had dreams of running cart rides in his home town of Saffron Walden. Peter was on a break from his work with horses as a volunteer at Bradford Industrial Museum; Gillian was reviewing the course for a magazine.
I was the only one without a Barbour jacket. More to the point, I was the only one who knew nothing about horses. But David put me at my ease. "These courses aren't for experts," he said. "Just people who want to have a bit of fun."
We began by "tacking up" - getting the horse ready. David showed us how to lift the heavy brass-studded collar high over Prince's head. Then there was the plough harness, over his back and tail; the girth across his belly; the bridle and bit, the shackles, the reins... each of us had to go through the performance in turn, while David coached and chuckled and Prince stood patiently being dressed and undressed with only an occasional Polo mint for reward.
Out in the meadow, we learnt East Anglian commands: "Weesh" means go right, "Cuplee" means left. Not forgetting the all-important "Whoa!" We walked Prince around the field on a long rein as David arranged a set of traffic cones into a series of obstacle courses - a straight drive, an S-bend, a slalom. Prince listened and obeyed so well that I barely even had to steer.
The farm was a confusion of autumn smells and noises - manure, wet grass, threshing machines, cattle, goats, pigs, schoolchildren on trips. The children stared over a gate as we drove Prince around the field, at first on foot and then on a sledge, sitting atop a bale of hay. "Watch how this man does it," I heard one teacher say as I negotiated a sharp turn. Please don't, I was thinking.
"When horses were used on farms, the ploughman would walk for 11 miles to plough a single acre of land," David told us. He grew up on a farm with heavy horses; but by the 1960s shires were almost extinct, with just three registered foals in Britain. "It was the oil crisis which saved them," said David, who invested in horses in the 1970s as insurance against the day when tractors would be no more. Twenty years later, we still have oil but shires are back at work in breweries and heritage centres across the country.
Walking the horse was fun, but what everyone wants is to get on the wagon. "My father was a carter," David told us as I drove up the gravel drive to the Hall. "He used to come to houses like this, bringing people to New Year balls; he had to wait outside in the wind and rain till 1 or 2am." I didn't make David wait at all. I handed over the reins and Prince clattered back to the stables for a well-earned rest.
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Very comfortable 3 bedroom residence, separate office, large kitchen, separate living room, private courtyard.
Long secure lease
Fair market rent
Excellent net profit.
Ideal husband and wife operation
Walking distance to shops, clubs, restaurants.
Charge back facilities available
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Finance available to approved applicants
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Located right in the heart of one of Victoria's premier tourist towns that attracts over 700,000 tourists every year.
The motel has undergone both internal and external improvements over the last few years and offers a wide range of accommodation styles to suit corporate travellers, holiday makers and families.
The motel is secured by a secure long lease, has a fair market rent and offers the operators a very healthy bottom line, a good reward for effort.
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With a stay at Hotel Delhi 37 in New Delhi (Mahipalpur), you'll be close to DLF Emporio Vasant Kunj and Fun 'n' Food Village. This hotel is within close proximity of Jawaharlal Nehru University and Fortis Hospital.
Make yourself at home in one of the 40 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bathrobes. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.
Take in the views from a rooftop terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and shopping on site. This hotel also features wedding services, a fireplace in the lobby, and tour/ticket assistance. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge) that operates within 40 km.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Hotel Delhi 37.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-in. Planning an event in New Delhi? This hotel has facilities measuring 5000 square feet (450 square meters), including a meeting room. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service.
Hotel Facilities
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- Free self parking
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free grocery shopping service
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Fireplace in lobby
- Designated smoking areas
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Elevator/lift
- Multilingual staff
- Rooftop terrace
- Wedding services
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
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- Tours/ticket assistance
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- Total number of rooms - 40
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- Television in common areas
- Free WiFi
- Restaurant
- Conference space size (meters) - 450
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SPD investigating N Spokane stabbing
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Police Department is investigating a Tuesday night stabbing in north Spokane.
Officers were called to the scene in the 4700 block of N. Magnolia at about 9:20 p.m.
The injured party was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries.
Investigators don't think the stabbing was random. There is no threat to the community.
Anyone with information about the stabbing is asked to call Crime Check at 509-456-2233.


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BigHospitality.co.uk editor Emma Eversham has returned from maternity leave. Carina Perkins, who had been covering her role, has now returned to her deputy editor duties.
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the act of shopping at Sam's Club
Hey Jimmy, i'm going "sammin" this weekend, would you like me to pick you up a 3lb box of cheeze its, or a 5 gallon drum of mayonaise?
by donkinick November 09, 2010
by Shakey Jake March 02, 2007
SAMMIN - Adjective - When somebody is a douche and is a super tryhard at everything (especially cross country running). Example: Stopping to ties his/her shoes and or use restroom.
That douche over there sure is sammin it up! He already fell... back during the easy workout and says he 'got lost'. What a fag.
by evencoolernow February 06, 2011


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As one of the largest French outposts in the Lesser Antilles, Martinique is an island that carries off a noticeable air of sophistication that comes from its French heritage.
This cultural refinement is apparent in almost all aspects of everyday life on Martinique. Not only does this beautiful Caribbean island boast French influence in its culture, but it also has been shaped by African, West Indian, and Creole traditions.
Traditionally, Martinique has been the epitome of French culture, and people often referred to the city of Sainte Pierre as the Paris of the Lesser Antilles, prior to the devastating volcanic eruption in 1902 that wiped out the entire city. Were it not for the tropical environment, visitors could easily believe they were in France. As one of the most developed islands in the Lesser Antilles, Martinique is a chic country that has perfectly mimicked the fashion and style of its mother country.
Today, there is some controversy over whether or not Martinique should remain a territory of France. Some argue for independence, while others enjoy the perks that come with a French allegiance, and don't want to rock the boat. Meanwhile, the békés, who are white and direct descendents of the original French settlers, are considered to be the elite members of society, garnering both envy and resentment from those with darker skin. French citizens who come to the island directly from France are called Metros, and are considered to be outsiders.
As a part of France, the people of Martinique are considered French citizens, and the official language on the island is French. StillLanguages, many of the islanders speak a Creole patois among themselves. The word Creole originates from crioullo, which is Portuguese for speech. In Martinique, Creole is a mixture of various languages including English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and native Caribbean and African dialects. The Creole language is spoken all over the West Indies in such places as Haiti and the Grenadines. With only a few differences in a specific country's vernacular, spoken Creole can be consistent from island to island.
In Martinique, Creole is spoken more than it is written. Traditionally, Creole was part of an oral tradition passed on through island storytellers during evening meetings. The storytellers used the language to teach history and to pass on traditional tales and fables central to Martinique's heritage. Creole embodies the savory aromas, images, and vivid colors of the island, and the language is beginning to earn a place in world literature. Because of the lack of a written Creole language, many Martinicans do not consider it an official language, and over time, Martinique's Creole has become more and more infused with French words.
In keeping with their French heritage, many islanders practice Roman Catholicism. There is one arch bishop on the island that oversees 47 parishes and 60 priests. Other religious groups like Protestants, Jehovah's Witnesses, Muslims, and Jewish exist on the island in respectable numbers as well.
There is another form of religion prevelent on the island that dates back to when African slaves were brought to Martinique. This is called Quimbois. Sorcery and spiritual healing coupled with a wide use of herbs and natural healing remedies opitimizes the religion. There is also a small sect of Rastafarians in existence on Martinique.
Throughout the year, travelers can visit Martinique and experience many of the island's celebrations and events. Several activities take place year-round, ensuring that something fun will be happening whenever you choose to visit Martinique. Islanders find many reasons to hold special events, which include celebrations of arts, culture, music, and various competitions, such as sailboat and bicycle races.
Perhaps the most famous celebration in the Caribbean is Carnival, and Martinique throws its own kind of party for this heralded Caribbean event. The Carnival celebration on Martinique is one of the island's most animated yearly festivals. Carnival starts just before the beginning of Catholic Lent. But before this period of atonement begins, the streets of Martinique fill with the sounds of rhythmic drums, singing, and festive parades. People don elaborate costumes, sometimes portraying ghostly figures and spirits such as devils and she-devils.
Carnival, or Vaval as it is known by the islanders, lasts four days, and all business is put on hold while islanders and vacationers alike come together to enjoy this wondrous celebration. During Carnival, the islanders elect a Carnival Queen, a Mini-Queen, and a Queen Mother for each town, and small children dress up in costume and go to the crossroads to ask drivers for candy and money.
The unique culture of Martinique will make any visit to this festive, beautiful, and elegant island an unforgettable experience.
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When we first met Beau his name was Lucky. That's what the humane society had written on his nametag, at any rate. Lucky struck us then — and now, a decade later — as a pretty poor name for a dog who'd been marooned at the pound not once, but twice.
He came up to the front of his cage to check us out, the platonic form of a beagle: compact, tricolor, giant floppy ears, huge snout, big brown eyes. Adorable. He sniffed our hands and wagged his tail and looked at us with a mixture of excitement and apprehension.
It's a look we'd become very familiar with over the years: nervous anticipation, guarded hope. His last owners had sent him back to the pound because of some vague, unspecified problem with their kids: they'd written their reasons on the release form in some haste, a couple of scrawled, gnomic sentences that raised more questions than they answered.
And there was no indication of how he'd come here in the first place. We've always suspected that he had a fraught puppyhood — he had nothing of the breezy, devil-may-care ease we'd read about later, in the beagle books. He was worried, all the time, about everything.
Anyway. We changed his name to Beauregard.
Sandy drove us home from the pound. I sat in the back, with Beau. He paced around for a while, and then planted his front paws on my leg and stuck his snout out the window. He did this naturally, without hesitation, as if we'd known each other for years. I stroked his back, and watched him watch the world rush by.
That's when it started, I think: with that effortless gesture of trust, he stepped smoothly into my affections. I didn't know it then — and would deny it for many years to come — but he'd cleaved himself to me. I think I loved him dearly, from that first moment.
He launched himself through the back door as soon as we got home and went on an inaugural sniffing run, sticking his snout into every corner: an olfactory cartographer building a scent map of his new world. He found the food and water bowls we'd bought the day before, his crate, his soft toys (which he would soon tear to pieces). He noted the position of the refrigerator, the pantry, the low drawer where we kept his snacks, and marked them all for further investigation. He found all the softest places in the house. He found the best sightlines for the guard duty that no one had asked him to assume.
Somewhere along the way he found a draft dodger and picked it up. That's what he did when he was anxious: he put stuff in his mouth. Tennis balls, socks, discarded plastic bottles, nylabones, small cushions — whatever was nearby and mouth-filling and not immediately edible would get repurposed into a kind of security blanket.
Finally, investigations complete, he came back and stared at us, tailing wagging. Ok, now what?
Sandy had to go back to work. I saw her off, and looked uncertainly at the dog. He looked back at me, then padded into the kitchen.
The house was quiet. I picked up a book.
And then, the sound.
Imagine a jackhammer convention in a hurricane. Imagine a choir of slightly deaf air raid sirens covering a Metallica song. Imagine a volcano erupting into a planet-sized megaphone. I shot off the couch, trying to remember where we kept the Armageddon kit, and then glanced into the kitchen — and realized that all that calamitous din was coming out of the cute (and heretofore quiet) little creature we'd just brought home. He was standing at the glass doors, hackles raised, tremoring, watching a poodle walk by.
It seemed impossible that something so small could make a sound so big.
We hadn't done our research. We didn't know about beagles: that the British aristocracy had bred them to be deafening. The old empire assigned beagle-kind the task of running after rabbits as loudly as possible, and Beau was a stalwart in that grand tradition. He didn't even need rabbits to do his duty.
That bark would make us by far the loudest townhouse in our quiet little neighborhood. It would detonate without warning, at the slightest provocation, for reasons ranging from the mundane to the inscrutable. You could hear it from down the block. Our neighbors complained, sweetly. We learned to keep the windows slightly cracked when he was in the car.
Over the years we read wistfully about collars that emitted high-pitched squeals when they detected loud noises, bark suppression surgery, psychotropic pooch tranquilizers — and reluctantly judged them all too cruel. We drew the curtains and locked ourselves in small rooms with him and tried to understand the psychology of chronic barking. We put coins in an empty soda cans and shook them at him, forced him to sit, spritzed his snout with water until it was drenched, commanded, shouted, pleaded.
None of it worked. Trying to unbark a beagle is like trying to unbright the sun: it's not just impossible, it doesn't make any sense. Manic barking is as much a part of a beagle's identity as floppy ears and giant snouts and insatiable appetites. You can have a beagle and live with constant barking or not have a beagle and not live with constant barking. There isn't much of a middle ground.
In those early days, the not-having-a-beagle option was very tempting. I'd regularly threaten to take him back to the pound, try to pawn him off on my brother, my mom, passing strangers. He's very quiet, I shouted, over the howling. You barely know he's there.
One day, when we were out walking, a woman pulled over and rushed out of her car and bent over Beau. "He's the perfect beagle! Can I pick him up?" she said, and picked him up.
We held our breath. One thing we'd learned in our short time with Beau is that he did not like to be picked up. But he submitted calmly, his head craned forward, sniffing. He took to her, immediately.
"He's beautiful," she said. She had lots of beagles. She loved beagles! If we ever decided we couldn't keep him, she said, we should definitely call her.
There was a small silence. A tiny devil floated down to my shoulder, smirking. I glanced at the other shoulder, looking for a matching angel. There wasn't one.
Ok, let's unload this beagle and go home, said the devil.
I looked at Sandy. "We just got him, actually," she was saying. "We like him a lot."
I looked back at the lady, and felt my head nodding.
What the hell are you doing? said the devil.
"I think we'll keep him," said Sandy, smiling.
I told my head to stop nodding, but my mouth flopped open instead, and said: "Yeah."
What? NO! Have you lost your mind? This is our chance, man!
We watched the woman get back in her car. Beau had spotted another beagle across the street and was running manically back and forth in an area narrowly circumscribed by the length of his leash, baying like the end of the world. The din split the peaceful summer afternoon in half.
The woman's car reached the intersection, paused, turned right. Disappeared.
You. Are. An. Idiot, said my devil, and disappeared in a puff of brimstone.
I thought about that lady a lot over the next couple of years. One of the days I thought about her most was when Beau got off his leash.
He'd picked up the scent of something and was straining relentlessly toward it, his entire body tensed. I was pulling in the opposite direction, trying to get him into the house, when the clasp gave and he shot off across the yard, over a hill, and disappeared.
I took off after him. When I got out to the street he was already far away, chasing a dog at least twice his size down the sidewalk.
I'm not much of a runner. My legs generally spend most of their time under a desk, and I still remember the look my elementary school track teacher gave me after a particularly egregious time trial — this odd, despairing mixture of mirth and exasperation.
But I like to think he would have been grudgingly non-exasperated with me that day. I managed to keep Beau in sight, albeit as a furry speck in the distance — until the sidewalk curved around a small hillock, and he was gone. The main road, with its endless river of traffic, wasn't far beyond.
By the time I rounded the bend I was more or less out of air, and my legs were pining mutinously for a desk to hide under.
Here's what I saw: Beau sniffing at a nearby patch of grass, just beyond the bend. The other dog sniffing at a different patch of grass, a few feet away.
It was a rather peaceful scene. They seemed completely unaware of each other.
Beau raised his head and studied me, in a hey-what's-up-got-any-snausages sort of a way.
After a few moments, during which I produced no snausages, he bent back to his sniffing.
You can walk to the pound from here, said my shoulder devil, from the tiny easy-chair he'd set up in the hollow of my clavicle. It'll take five hours, max. Totally worth it.
When I got done hyperventilating, I picked Beau up and turned around and walked home.
Beau had an outsized personality, and a certain way of doing things, and he soon settled into a routine. Several things became quickly apparent:
He loved sleeping, and loved sleeping next to Sandy in particular. He'd get up on the couch and curl himself into a tiny ball — a kind of hermetically sealed fortress of warmth — and press himself against her with his snout tucked under his tail, rumbling happily when she stroked his back.
He slept loudly, and adorably.
Every morning, after he woke up, he'd go through the same complex and baffling routine: emerge from his crate, stretch out to his full length, rub his snout down vigorously with his forepaws, flip over onto his back, writhe against the carpet, flip back over, shake himself thoroughly – and then, finally look at us, breakfast in his eyes.
He had a preternatural sense of smell. He could follow the cooling trail of rival neighborhood dogs for miles, and smell them long before they appeared over the horizon. He could detect tiny morsels of food we'd forgotten in the pockets of jackets or backpacks or sweaters or purses (and then tear the jacket/backpack/sweater/purse apart until he got to it). Something it seemed like he could smell into the future, marking the exact spot place where a discarded chicken bone would appear the next day, and then go right to it. He was never wrong.
He loved dryer sheets, and hated them. He'd root through fresh laundry until he found one, tear it savagely apart, and then flip over and rub himself against the pieces. It was never really clear why.
He loved hanging out with us, and hated being left alone. When we came home and let him out of his crate he'd rush past us and find something to put in his mouth (a sock or tennis ball or towel or destroyed plush toy), rush back, rush away, rush back, gallop upstairs, jump on the bed and run around in circles, barking hysterically.
And then, after a while, he'd trot calmly back downstairs, wagging his tail.
One day, when he he was six years old, we woke up and found him curled up against the wall, trembling uncontrollably.
The thing about Beau — his singular feature, after the unrelenting cuteness and loudness — was his tankness. He never got any heavier than 25 pounds or so, but most of that weight was just straight-up density. We stepped on him a lot early on, unaccustomed to his constant presence underfoot, and closed refrigerator doors on his head, and dropped stuff on him. During his nightly rampages, when he tore wildly around the house for no good reason, he'd occasionally lose control and slam hard into a table leg or a chair or a wall. It didn't even slow him down. He'd just pick himself up and continue the rampage, darting from room to room, clawing up hanks of carpet with each hairpin turn.
Everything bounced off of him. He was a tank.
But the trembling wouldn't stop, and he seemed helplessly in its thrall. The vet told us that his electrolytes were severely out of whack and he was dangerously dehydrated and they didn't know why. They put him on an IV to get his fluids got back up, and then sent him home.
He started shaking again a week later. We took him back in. Same baffling symptoms. They did a bunch of tests, came up empty, gave him more fluids, sent him home.
This happened several more times before they figured out what was going on, at last: Addison's disease, an extremely rare disorder of the adrenal gland that starves your body of the hormones it needs to keep things in homeostasis. The Wikipedia entry for Addison's is a laundry list of apparently unrelated symptoms: it's one of those illnesses that looks like every other illness. We're lucky that our vet diagnosed it so quickly. It would't be the first time they saved his life.
The good news is that Addison's is treatable, with steroids and a monthly injection of hormones. He was back to normal a week later, shattering our pleasant domestic silences with deafening aplomb. We had to guard our food carefully again. He resumed his nightly rampages.
It took us a bit longer to recover. This was Beau's first brush with serious illness, and it was, frankly, terrifying. I remember the initial relief retreating before a sudden wave of panic: there was something wrong with our dog. It was fixable, he was fine, he was still a tank — but even tanks have their weaknesses, and eventually one of them would be his undoing.
I don't remember very much about my youth, but I remember this: walking home from school on a hot summer day with my friend Ferris, seeing a beautiful Golden Retriever, pointing it out. Ferris asked whether I wanted a dog of my own, and I said no, absolutely not. I'd be sad all the time, I said, thinking about how sad I was going to be when he dies.
That premonition of grief came rushing back to me now. When we sat down to dinner that night, I looked at Beau and saw the tragedy he'd narrowly averted lurking nearby, waiting patiently.
I reached out to pet him. He scooted up close and looked at me with those giant brown soulful eyes, and then darted forward, snatched a sandwich off my plate, and ran.
Beau was always smart, but he was an absolute genius when it came to his primary preoccupation, which was food: finding it, identifying it, stealing it, wolfing it down as quickly as possible. The only thing he didn't excel at was savoring it, but he wasn't particularly interested in that anyway: savoring food was for dabblers and weak-willed aesthetes. Beau was into volume. Sure, you could pause and reflect on the sublime perfection of the snausage making its down your throat, but in that moment of weakness someone might drop a grape or turn away from a meatloaf or open a refrigerator. Why reflect pointlessly on what's already in your mouth when there's still a whole world out there to eat?
In the beginning, he was reckless. He ate the protuberant bits off of a wooden sculpture, half a bar of soap, some toothpaste. He usually drew the line at dogshit (a small blessing) but you could tell he was a bit disappointed in himself whenever he turned away from a reeking pile of poop. A stronger, more dedicated beagle would have seen fecal matter for what it truly was: a former food that, with an effort of will, could be food again.
The motto in our house was Eat high. Beagles are mercifully low to the ground, and as long as you kept everything five feet or so aboveground it was probably safe. It's hard to remember to do that all the time though, and he was ever-vigilant.
Our nieces and nephews had a hard time of it when they visited. Trust me: there's nothing funnier than watching five-year-olds totter around the house with their arms thrust high above their heads, a cookie at the apex of their reach, a beagle trailing close behind.
As Beau matured, he learned new stratagems. One of them was the Pee Grift. Sometime after we sat down for dinner, he'd start agitating to go outside, looking at me plaintively (I sure don't want to piss on this swell carpet, mister!), running to the front door and then back again. Sandy always saw through his lies, but I couldn't, and he knew it. So I'd take him out, he'd lift his leg for a token squirt, and, as soon as we got back, tear upstairs to my unprotected plate.
I enjoyed walking him almost as much as he enjoyed being walked, I think, but it was always a tense affair — avoiding discarded chicken bones (and other dangerous contraband), and dogs, and small children (who tended to run up to him in ways that made both of us nervous) was exhausting. It felt like being out on patrol in enemy territory. I was at least half the problem — Sandy always said that my own nervousness travelled down the leash and infected him.
But he got mellower as time went on. Not about the food, never about the food, but he did begin to tolerate the attention of strangers, standing warily still and letting them pet him. I think he even began to enjoy it.
I remember in particular an encounter at Brighton Dam, not long ago. A tiny redheaded boy was tottering around the swingsets, weaving uncertainly back and forth on new legs. At some point he saw Beau, pointed, let out a delighted whoop and made his lurching staccato way over, parents in tow.
We sat down beside Beau to chaperone this encounter, as we chaperoned every encounter with small people, ready to jump in if things got dicey.
The kid leaned in, touched Beau's back — Gentle, gentle, urged his mother — then exploded in a sudden peal of laughter. He walked around in a circle, his attention flitting from the swingset to his mother to a passing cloud to a nearby duck and then, finally, back to us. His eyes widened — Oh yeah! Dog! — and he let out another delighted laugh and rushed back in, with a suddenness and velocity that would once have sent Beau into a panicked fit of barking.
But he was calm throughout. He received the boy's affection with patience and grace, tinged only slightly with the old nervousness.
"He's a sweet dog," said the mother.
He is, we agreed. Worried about everything, scarred by his multiple stints in the pound, perpetually afraid that we were going to leave and never come back. But sweet, underneath it all. He'd always been sweet.
"How old is he?" she asked, and seemed surprised when we told her. "Wow. He looks great."
He really did. He was trim and fit, and could still call on deep reserves of manic unhinged energy when the occasion called for it. The rich browns around his muzzle were greying, and he'd lost a lot of his hearing, and he wasn't as interested in the epic 45-minute walks he demanded in the early days — but otherwise he seemed like the same dog we'd brought home a decade ago.
He wasn't, though. He was sick.
A couple of weeks before Brighton Dam, we'd found a hard lump near his ribcage, and the samples our vet took out of it were worrisome. We can send this to the lab, they told us. Or we can just remove the lump right now.
Let's get it out, we said.
I dropped him off on a Thursday morning. It would be a fairly routine surgery. They were going to clean his teeth while he was under, and he'd probably have to wear the cone of shame for a while, but after that things would go back to normal.
The vet called an hour after I left. Way too soon.
Oh dear, she said, when I picked up the phone. Do you have a few minutes?
They'd done some x-rays, as a precaution, to see if anything else was going on, and found tumors in his lungs. They were inoperable, she said. Chemo was an option, but at his age it would almost certainly be more cruelty than cure. He probably had a few weeks. Months, maybe. There was no point in putting him through a surgery.
You can come get him whenever you like, she told me, kindly.
I tried to say something, but couldn't find the breath for words.
Eventually, she hung up.
We spent more time with him after that. Life is a tapestry of regret, woven painstakingly over the course of years, and one of our greatest regrets is that Beau had to spend so much of his time alone — our jobs usually kept us out of the house all day. I started working from home more, and we stopped going out as much. We brought him along with us whenever we could. We watched for signs.
For his part, Beau just went on like nothing was wrong, as befit his tankish, indomitable nature. He seemed to get tired more quickly than usual, and his breathing coarsened a little when he slept, but otherwise he just careened blithely through his days, greeting us at the door with the same manic joy, whether we'd been out for five minutes or five hours. You're home! Where've you been! Do you have food! You're home! You're home!
Because what he valued most, I think — more than dinnertime, more than following scent trails to forbidden morsels of quasi-food, more than baying at passing gaggles of children — was being with us.
One week stretched into two, and then three. A month. Two. Dogs hide their pain instinctively, so we don't really know if the tumors growing inside and outside his body hurt him. He never let on if they did.
What did torment him was his leg. It had been bothering him for almost a year, an ailment we'd always chalked up to arthritis and old age, but soon after the diagnosis he started limping more or less all the time. Sometimes the pain rose to a fever pitch, impossible to hide, and he paced the bedroom in the middle of the night, crying. We sat up with him, comforting him, feeding him painkillers until the agony subsided.
We took him in for better pain meds. And when those stopped working, we took him back again. They don't get much stronger than this, they told us.
It's a terrible responsibility, deciding when a life is no longer worth living. But, at some point, the suffering decides for you.
We spent another week with him, hardly ever leaving his side. The pain flared up once or twice, but he carried on as usual, because he was a tank.
On a Monday morning, we took him to the park and hung out there for a couple of hours. It was a beautiful day. He sniffed at grass and benches and trees, watched dogs and children go by, lapped up some water, wolfed down the snacks we'd brought.
And then we packed up, and loaded him in the car for the last time, and drove to the vet.
I find I can't write about his death. It's been almost a month already, but the memory is still too raw: a bare nerve, astonishingly painful to the touch.
He was afraid, in the way he was always afraid at the vet. But he died peacefully, without pain, with us beside him.
We stayed with him for a while afterwards. We'd never seen him so still.
His food and water bowls are still in the corner where they've always been. His crate is downstairs, beside the couch, his goodies drawer still full of goodies. I still have reminders on my calendar for heartworm pills, flea and tick repellant, monthly hormone shots. I don't think either of us want to face up to the symbolic act of putting these things away.
The house feels empty. We don't spend much time there. We eat out a lot.
This will fade. Time doesn't necessarily heal all wounds, but it does scab them over, and when the scabs are thick enough we'll put away his things and carry on.
Parts of me want to just forget about him, entirely — a familiar impulse, for me, and an ignoble one. He wasn't just our dog: he was our companion, our friend, our family. Every beautiful thing in the world contains at its core a kernel of tragedy. To reject the tragedy is to reject the beauty. There's nothing like your dog perking up when you get home, rushing over to greet you, wagging his tail so hard that his whole body sways, pressing against you, soaking up your love and giving you his in equal measure.
I was wrong. It's worth the sadness. All of it.
We miss you, Beau.


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Once the locals were eliminated from the NBA playoffs, I didn't' care which teams got into the finals and eventually won the crown. Then I thought, what the heck, I will watch Golden State. Their fans are spoiled. The team runs, guns, and has funs. OK, fun. It isn't just the Curry kid.
The team is solid and so is coach Steve Kerr. His helper, son of Bill Walton, is soon to be the Lakers coach, except it doesn't look as if that will be any time soon.
Hard to imagine Luke is gonna coach the Lakers. My son and Luke were at a frat party at the University of Arizona when both were students there. I can only assume he'll call my kid to be an assistant. Of course I then watched Oklahoma City beat the Warriors in Game 1. There are few upsets in the NBA. That was one. Their fans did the unexpected. They left the gym early when OKC went up six with just a few ticks left. There must have been Thunder.
The Rockets haven't picked a coach as yet, but word was Kenny Smith was out of the running. That is good for fans of the NBA who are also fans of TNT. I can't imagine watching Chuck mix it up with some one other than The Jet in the next 10 seasons or so. I can see the Rockets bringing back JVG because he is way ahead of the guys ESPN throws in to help him.
On a final non-basketball note, how about a three game sweep for the Astros in Chicago? OK, I should stick to the NBA upsets.
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Colombia issues 50,000-peso note with writer Garcia's image
Baku, August 20, AZERTAC
Colombia has released a new 50,000-peso note bearing the image of the celebrated late writer and Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez, according to AP.
The bill is worth roughly $17.30.
One side features the image of the author of the novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude" and the other side shows Colombia's "Ciudad Perdida," or "Lost City," in the country's Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta.
The bill was released in the port city of Santa Marta.
Considered one of the most important Spanish-language writers of all time, Garcia Marquez was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1982.
The man known for numerous novels written in his style of "magic realism" died in Mexico City two years ago.
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