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Barbara Shook is with the Energy Intelligence Group and says the sub-60-dollar oil is under-priced.
"Oil prices are below where they ought to be. On a fundamental basis, they probably should be somewhere between $75 and $100 a barrel. We just don't know because we had so many moving parts."
Oil hadn't dipped below $60 dollars a barrel since early 2007. Just a few months ago, it was selling for $147 a barrel. Shook says much more of a price drop might not be good.
"At some point, the decline has to stop. I would hope it stops soon so, one, we keep the refiners in business, and two, that we don't have this relaxation of conservation that we saw when gasoline did hit $3.50 and $4.00 a gallon."
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It's Your Turn To Lie There Now - Jerry
"Ellie, what the hell were you thinking." I said in flat tones, looking over her, lying in a hospital bed.
She just lay there, out for the count and completely dead to the world for the time being.
All these tubes were attached to her arms and she had a mask over her face.
"What, then?" I asked her. "Just what?"
She obviously gave no response, being unconscious.
I sat down in the chair next to the bed, and thought about everything.
She had had a drug overdose. What had happened.
I placed my head in my hands.
I was completely and utterly terrified that she would die.
Suddenly, I realised the irony of the situation.
Not too long ago, I had been in there, and she was here.
Now our places had reversed.
What a day.
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I had had no sleep last night, what with Ellie being there, so I was completely and utterly shattered.
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I was born in 1938 in London. My parents moved to Burnt Oak when I was 3. The Second World War made a big impression on me. I remember having to sleep in an indoor steel cage. Other times we had to dash over to the air raid shelters in Watling Park, carrying our bedding with us. The shelters were long, like submarines, half in the ground and half out. There seemed to be a lot of people in one shelter, which was always damp and humid. We did eventually get an air raid shelter put in the garden but I don't think we ever used it as it always had water in it. After a night of bombing my brother and I found a piece of shrapnel in the front door. Later my brother and I were sent off to Cardiff to get away from the heavy bombing in London. VE day was a big celebration with a bonfire on the lawn in front of our house. I remember that when food rationing was over a sweet shop on the Edgware Road sold out in no time at all. When life got back to more or less normal a big treat was getting an ice cream wafer from Toni's - it was great ice cream.
I went to Goldbeaters Secondary Modern School - it was quite a walk. I would kick a stone or tin can all the way there and after school all the way home. I would always get heck from my mum for messing up my shoes. Soccer was my favourite sport and I was chosen to play on the school's soccer team. Because I was tall for my age I played with the older boys' team which my brother was in. We had a good team and won the local schools' trophy one year.
My first invention was when I was 8 or so, it was the forerunner of the skateboard. I used a roller skate with a board on it which I then sat on and went hell for leather down Orange Hill Road. I didn't ever stand up on it like skateboarders do - too chicken!
Between 1955 and 1958 or thereabouts I used to work on Saturdays at Wilson's green grocers stall which I'm pretty sure is on the left of the photograph.
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'It is very, very difficult to sail someone down the fleet and then sail yourself back up past everyone and that is exactly what happened. 'I managed to sail him back to last place, so we were effectively ninth and tenth, and then got myself up to second and so that's all I can ask of myself.'
Van Rijsselberge spoke highly of his British rival. 'It's always a healthy competition going on between us, so it's great,' he said. 'It was a really good race. Before the start Nick didn't really show anything so I didn't really know what to expect. At the start he was right there mixing it up trying to make it as hard as he could, and he really did. I was really impressed by his skills.'
'This is the most important event of the year for me because this is event that really most resembles the Olympic Games,' said Dempsey of the significance of this Olympic test regatta. 'Really, it's about winning here, about winning under pressure, in the Olympic format so it has been great experience. The organisers have thrown us a few swerveballs this week and I think we've dealt with them quite well.'
Bryony Shaw was buoyed by her bronze in the RS:X women's event, having pushed into the top three positions for the first time heading into the final day.
The Beijing bronze medallist didn't enjoy the best of medal races, finishing seventh after falling in on a tack, but it was enough maintain her overall third. 'This is my target regatta for the year, so to medal here I am really, really happy,' Shaw explained.
'There's a year to go and all the preparation is about board speed, and just making sure again that I am minimising mistakes, getting the experience and reeling in the Spanish and Polish girls.'
'I feel like I am so much better than I was in Qingdao. This is about being an all-rounder in Weymouth, so I feel like I am on track.'
'There has been a real buzz, Skandia Team GBR is really tight, building towards next year and so we always try to emulate this [event] as a full dress rehearsal. It is all about preparing for next year.'
Friday will be a high stakes day, with medal racing for the 470 men, 470 women, Laser and Radial classes, and the continuation of racing in the Finn, Star and 49er fleets who lose their originally-planned rest day after heavy winds disrupted their schedule.
The Star class – still two races short of a full series – managed two late races in Portland Harbour, with a race win and a fourth for Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson boosting them into third overall, while Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes will need two good results from their expected two races on Friday to keep them in touch of the top three spots. The Finn fleet never managed to leave the marina on Thursday.
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Date of Stay: August, 2010
Overall this was a nice park with a friendly staff. The facilities were clean and park maintenance was done daily. They offered a very nice cooking gazebo with 3 stoves and sinks for people who did not bring camping stoves. They also offered cabins for those who did not wish to tent or RV and they offer electricity at some tent sites. The pool and play structure would make this park attractive for families with children. While the park is nice and well maintained a lot of the trees were on the younger side and the sites are a bit close together. Once the trees mature for more shade this park will be even better. The closeness of the sites are generally not a problem, but the camper right next to mine snored very very loud. The gentleman that checked me in gave me the best site for shade in the entire park, which I greatly appreciated. In the future the owner might consider stretching the Wi-Fi out so it can be accessed from the campsites (Internet was only available close to the lodge) and installing cable TV hook-ups. All in all this was a great place to stay. I will go back there at some point and I would recommend this place to my friends. They also offer AAA and Good Sam discounts.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
While the lake is the main attraction the area where I stayed did not offer much as far as accommodations or shade. I walked around a bit and all that I found was one porta-potty. Over near the boat launch area they had more to offer, but that was not walking distance from my campsite. The good thing about my site is that it offered electricity so I was able to run my A/C.
Date of Stay: April, 2010
This park is in a beautiful setting. It offers clean restrooms and showers. We stayed there 1 night on the the way to Vancouver Canada and 2 nights on the way back to California. There's not too much shade around the RV sites, but we went in April so it wasn't too hot.
Date of Stay: April, 2010
This place forever has changed my opinion of RV parks. The setting in and around the park is beautiful. The restrooms and showers were very clean. Even the females in our group were impressed by the cleanliness of the place. The main clubhouse offered a small store and a game room. We did not use the pool or hot tub since it was still cold in April. We did laundry on-site so we took clean clothes home rather than dirty clothes. We used the Wi-Fi connection, but we did not bring a TV to enjoy the cable. Many of the residents live there year round and you can tell that there is a sense of pride among them to keep the place looking nice. I may run into an even better RV park someday, but these guys set the bar very high.


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Triple Crown winner American Pharoah wins Haskell in return
American Pharoah turned on the speed in the stretch and easily won the $1.75 million Haskell Invitational on Sunday in his first race since sweeping the Triple Crown.
With a record crowd of 60,983 cheering him at Monmouth Park, American Pharoah came out of the final turn with a clear lead and cruised to a 2 1/4-length victory without urging from jockey Victor Espinoza.
American Pharoah won the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes to become the first 12th Triple Crown winner, and first in 37 years. After a 57-day break after the Belmont, the 3-year-old colt looked better than ever in winning his eighth consecutive race.
Sent off at odds of 1-10, American Pharoah became the shortest price in Haskell history, returning $2.20 for a $2 win bet.
Keen Ice rallied for second at 18-1 odds, followed by Upstart, Competitive Edge, Top Clearance, Dontbetwithbruno and Mr. Jordan. The winning time for the 1 1/8-mile race was 1:47.95 -- 95th hundreds of a second off the Haskell record.
American Pharoah's next start is now the biggest question in racing. There's no answer yet, but options include the Travers at Saratoga on Aug. 29, the Pennsylvania Derby on Sept. 19, and the Awesome Again at Santa Anita on Sept. 26.
"No clue," American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat said when asked about his colt's next race. "We're going to enjoy this moment."
If all goes according to plan, American Pharoah will run his final race in the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic at Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky on Oct. 31. And then, he's headed down the road to the breeding shed at Coolmore's Ashford Stud.
American Pharoah broke well from post No. 4, but it was Competitive Edge who took the early lead. Espinoza kept his horse in second until midway on the far turn. And then, with one overpowering surge he seized control and was alone in the stretch as the crowd roared.
"He ran like a champ," Espinoza said.
The final margin was deceptive since Espinoza never asked American Pharoah to run any harder than necessary.
"The horse, he just keeps bringing it," Bob Baffert said after his eighth win in the Haskell, five more than any other trainer.
Of the 12 Crown winners, eight have now won in their first race after the Belmont. One, Count Fleet, was retired after the 1943 Belmont with an injury.
American Pharoah opened his career with a loss, but has won eight in a row since -- seven of them Grade 1 races. With the $1.1 million payday in the Haskell, the son of Pioneerof the Nile's career earnings soared to $5.6 million.
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Why the grass isn't always greener
Hate your job and think entrepreneurship is an easy way out? Think again. Mike Cleary, whose story is profiled here in the NYT, left his 9-to-5 job to buy a franchise and an existing business, only to realize just how harsh going it alone can be. Now he's back in a corporate position, working for the National Wild Turkey Federation in Edgefield, S.C., where he's happier than ever.
There are obviously benefits to starting a business, but what the author is suggesting is that the entrepreneurial lifestyle isn't for everyone, and that oftentimes the "good" clouds the reality of the "bad." The following is a condensed list of some of the myths, misconceptions and reality of entrepreneurship versus a traditional job:
- Office politics (and rude people, whether they're customers or colleagues) are everywhere, even if you strike it on your own;
- It's incredibly difficult to find a market niche for your products or services;
- Would-be entrepreneurs seeking work-life balance will not find it - in fact, they may find themselves working all hours of the day;
- Traditional jobs give you defined set of responsibilities, which for some, makes life a little easier. If you carry them out well and get results, you can go about your business with the certainty that the rest of the company can take care of itself;
- Being able to put a known company on your résumé equals credibility and can open career doors;
- The corporate world offers perks and benefits, as well as the opportunity to be around people; after all, the ability to establish relationships with powerful people in the context of your daily work is the best kind of networking out there.
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This year alone, a number of human resources software companies have raised significant venture capital, including small start-ups like TribeHR and Dayforce in the U.S., as well as Toronto-based Achievers (formerly I Love Rewards) - which in September received a $24.5-million round of funding from Sillicon Valley heavyweight Sequoia Capital firm.
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- Every employee needs access to an HR application
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Small business confidence across Canada barely budged last month, according to the latest survey from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).
"This level is still lower than normal, however, as overhanging concerns about the potential spread of economic weakness out of Europe appear to be still at play," commented Ted Mallett, vice-president and chief economist for CFIB.
Provincially speaking, business owners in Saskatchewan are the most optimistic, with an index level of just above 74, while the lowest levels of optimism came from New Brunswick at 59.1, suggesting only marginal economic growth in those regions.
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Burnley 1 Middlesbrough 1
Michael Keane fired home a dramatic stoppage time equaliser to preserve Burnley's four-month unbeaten run and a top two spot.
A Jordan Rhodes goal 21 minutes from time looked to have settled a frantic encounter for the visitors, who had scored injury time winners in three of their previous six games.
But the boot was on the other foot as, following a sustained late spell of pressure, Keane stabbed home Matty Taylor's corner in the 92nd minute to extend their unbeaten run to 20 games and send Turf Moor into meltdown.
Brighton's win over QPR edged the south coast side level on points with Sean Dyche's men, with both teams just two shy of Boro.
But with the Clarets still second on goal difference with just three games remaining, the promotion race now seems certain to go right to the wire.
Burnley were unchanged from the side that sealed back-to-back wins with the weekend win at Birmingham.
However, a knock to defender James Tarkowski, who played a vital late role at St Andrew's, led to a recall to the bench for Michael Duff.
We expected a tasty tussle and Grant Leadbitter lit the fuse within 60 seconds with a crunching late challenge on Joey Barton that earned the Boro skipper a yellow card.
Three quick corners for the hosts soon ramped up the atmosphere another notch, but it was Boro who came close to breaking the deadlock in the 13th minute.
Stewart Downing's deep corner was only half cleared to Albert Adomah, whose fierce rising effort clipped the top of the crossbar.
And from a whipped Gaston Ramirez cross soon after, a diving Rhodes beat the inrushing Adomah to the ball, only to head tamely wide.
As the frantic start continued, Barton fired just wide from distance, before Gray hooked Sam Vokes' knock down wide of goal.
And there was a big chance for Burnley as the half hour approached, with Vokes taking down Heaton's long ball and feeding Gray.
The Championship player of the year in turn spotted Scott Arfield unmarked on the left of the area, only for the Canadian to skew his snatched shot over.
These two heavyweights continued to slug it out, but half time arrived with no further incidents of note as everyone took a breather.
George Friend limped out of the action 10 minutes after the break as the pace slowed at the start of the second half.
But the first chance of note fell to the visitors, as Downing's deep cross was miscued by Adomah as he lurked on the far post.
At the other end, Barton couldn't keep his header down from an outswinging corner, just past the hour.
But in the 70th minute, the deadlock was finally broken.
Ben Mee was penalised for a petty foul on Rhodes and from the resulting free kick, the £9m January signing toe-poked past Tom Heaton from a knock-down to grab the crucial opener.
Vokes headed a Lowton cross over as the hosts looked for a quick response.
And following good work from Barton, Boyd's shot was blocked in the six-yard box by sub Ritchie De Laet.
With Lloyd Dyer already on for Arfield, Ashley Barnes replaced Gray with 10 minutes remaining as Burnley pushed.
And Boro had a late let off when Matty Taylor's free kick, with virtually his first kick, was deflected just wide of a wring-footed Dimi Konstantopoulos's right hand post.
As they rocked, the visitors somehow survived as Barnes spun onto a loose ball, but saw his goalbound effort somehow deflected over.
But the reprieve was short lived as Taylor's corner caused mayhem and Keane, scorer of an injury time equaliser recently at Brighton, swept the ball home gleefully at the far post.
Burnley: Heaton, Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward, Boyd (Taylor 83), Marney, Barton, Arfield (Dyer 75), Vokes, Gray (Barnes 80).
Subs: Robinson, Duff, Darikwa, Jones
Booked: Marney 26
Middlesbrough: Dimi, Nsue, Ayala, Gibson, Friend (De Laet 54) Clayton, Leadbitter, Adomah, Ramirez (Forshaw 75), Downing (Kalas 90), Rhodes
Subs: Agazzi, Nugent, De Sart, De Pena,
Booked: Leadbitter 1, Clayton 58
Ref: M Jones
Att: 20,197 (2,401)
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More than 1,000 new trees were planted by the Baku 2015 European Games Operations Committee and the Azerbaijan Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources today, as part of sustainability initiatives that will leave a lasting legacy for the country and city.
More than 300 Azerbaijani and international BEGOC employees and Flamekeepers volunteered to travel to the Mushuigabad district, west of Baku, to plant 1,000 pomegranate, oak, elm and pine trees that will grow together to become a new forest. They were joined by the Azerbaijan Minister of Youth and Sports and Chief Executive Officer of Baku 2015, Azad Rahimov, and the Vice-President of the Olympic Committee of the Russian Federation, Igor Levitin, who planted a number of the trees.
Mr Rahimov said: "The Baku 2015 European Games will be a defining moment in Azerbaijan's history, and will have a great impact on the country and its people. We often highlight the human and infrastructure benefits that the European Games will bring Azerbaijan, and today we can demonstrate that they will also leave a green and sustainable legacy for Baku."
Mr Elchin Safarov, Corporate Director at Baku 2015, said: "Planting trees is an Azerbaijani tradition ahead of the Novruz celebrations. It is our way of celebrating the arrival of the year ahead, as well as the birth of new life: those of the trees that will be here for generations to come".


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It is common knowledge that Carroll County has a drug problem. Now, local citizens are joining together to become a part of the solution.
More than 80 people – including members of the Carroll County Sheriff's Office and Carroll County EMS – gathered Wednesday, Aug. 21, at Point Park to share how drugs have affected their lives and to brainstorm ideas on how to address the issue. The next meeting is 5 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28, at Point Park.
The city of Carrollton is supportive of the efforts by the police, court system and community in the fight against the local drug problem, but "we are not the ones who can do anything about it," Mayor Gene McMurry said at the Monday council meeting.
Wednesday, Aug. 21
CCHS girls soccer vs. Covington Latin, varisty at 6 p.m., JV at 7:30 p.m.
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CCHS volleyball vs. Lloyd Memorial, varsity only at 7:30 p.m.
CCHS boys soccer vs. Garrad County, varsity only at 6:30 p.m.
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CCHS football vs. Pendleton County at Sharp Middle School, 7 p.m.
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CCHS cross country at Covington Holmes,
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Carrollton Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon at Butler Park lodge.
AA Big Book study group meets every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Carrollton Christian Church, 310 Fifth St.
Carroll County High School Site Based Decision Making Council meets at 4:15 p.m. in the high school conference room.
American Legion bingo is held every Wednesday. Doors open at 5 p.m. and bingo starts at 7 p.m.
Sanders Baptist Church will host its monthly hymn sing on Sunday, Aug. 25, at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
What a busy two weeks at the Kentucky State Fair. Carroll County has already entered our 4-H exhibits, participated in the 4-H talent show and will be showing beef and swine in the livestock shows and competing in the Sewing Skill-a-thon later this week.
Genesis 8:20-21 says: "Then Noah built an altar to the Lord and, taking some of all the clean animals and clean birds, he sacrificed burnt offerings on it. The Lord smelled the pleasing aroma and said in his heart, 'Never again will I curse the ground because of man, even though every inclination of his heart is evil from childhood. And never again will I destroy all living creatures as I have done.'"
Chef Damaris Phillips felt a long-held dream come true Sunday night when she was named TV's "Next Food Network Star."
The win for the Jefferson Com-munity and Technical College Culinary Arts faculty member followed a challenging 10-week competition and 59 hours of voting by viewers and supporters.
Winners of the program, receive their own show on the national network. Phillips' show will premier this fall.
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Forage species, as well as varieties within a species, vary significantly in yield, quality and stand persistence, which combine to greatly impact performance and economic return to the operation.
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Gival Press is pleased to announce the publication of Psaltery and Serpentines: a book of poems by Cecilia Martinez-Gil, winner of the Gival Press Poetry Award.
The book is also a finalist for the 2010 ForeWord Reviews' Book of the Year Award for Poetry. A finalist in the USA National Best Books Award for Poetry - 2010
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"In these sensual poems, language itself is 'a blue garland of desire,' infusing the world with beauty, magic, and sadness. Poetry is 'a temple where prayers become songs.' 'On this stage,' Martínez-Gil writes, 'the ongoing monologue/of a woman's life/has the irresistible hope/born out of her own resilience.' This is a luscious and lustrous collection of poems, a delightful first book from a poet who demonstrates convincingly here both the gravity and the joy of her calling."
—Gail Wronsky, author of Dying for Beauty
"Opening this book to any of its poems will sweep the imagination into the poet's creation, and its reviewer's lips will burn for hundreds of kisses."
—Rich Murphy, author of Voyeur and judge for the 2009 Gival Press Poetry Award
"Reading Cecilia Martínez-Gil's collection of psaltery serpentines, one feels the supremacy of metaphor and music over meaning and sense. "
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New Dassault Systemes Partnership Allows Mclaren Racing To Push Design And Production Cycle To New Limits
WOKING SURREY, UK and VELIZY-VILLACOUBLAY, France, March 1st, 2011 - McLaren Racing, the operating arm of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 team, and Dassault Systèmes (Euronext Paris: #13065, DSY.PA), a world leader in 3D and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solutions, are pleased to announce a new partnership to further enhance racing car development efficiency.
The agreement sees McLaren Racing committing to Dassault Systèmes' open V6 PLM solutions for integrated design development, analysis and management. ENOVIA V6 forms McLaren Racing's collaborative innovation backbone by providing a single IP reference for managing engineering, intellectual property and business processes. CATIA V6 will be used for innovative design and concurrent engineering, enhancing McLaren's development efficiency.
The deployment of Dassault Systèmes' V6 solutions enables McLaren Racing's team to benefit from one of the most sophisticated, open, flexible, secure and integrated PLM 2.0 software environments ever created. The scale, scope and speed of Formula 1 racing design means tens of thousands of new innovative designs and ideas each year. Creating, developing and testing so many designs requires an efficient and trusted software environment to integrate and safely manage the considerable load of technical data and engineering simulation results. Dassault Systèmes' V6 collaborative PLM solutions will play a vital role in helping streamline McLaren Racing's processes, as well as promoting successful innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration from the initial concept to manufacturing and then to the racetrack itself.
"While it may look straightforward to guide a racing car from a 3D digital model to the racetrack, it's a process that involves an extraordinarily complex and disparate series of interlocking design, purchasing and manufacturing constituents. At McLaren Racing, we are looking at every opportunity to cut our time to market -- whether that's through clever design, the introduction of improved processes or, in the case of V6 PLM, by introducing a sophisticated product lifecycle management system to improve efficiency throughout the production cycle," said Jonathan Neale, McLaren Racing's managing director. "Dassault Systèmes' suite of software solutions has long been part of McLaren's design DNA, and the introduction of CATIA V6 and ENOVIA V6 will only strengthen our hand, allowing us to work faster and more productively within one of the most competitive and relentless environments in the world."
Dassault Systèmes CEO Bernard Charles commented, "By signing this important agreement with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes we are building a stronger partnership with a great Formula 1 team. This new collaboration demonstrates Formula 1's world commitment to innovation. A formidable test bed for extreme reliable technologies that only Dassault Systèmes PLM 2 can provide. We wish Vodafone McLaren Mercedes the very best for the current race season and are proud of our involvement with such a prestigious and successful team".
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Located in Nomentano, Mercure Roma Corso Trieste is within 2 miles (3 km) of popular attractions such as Borghese Gallery and Bioparco di Roma. This 97-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, a fitness center, and a rooftop terrace. Located centrally in Rome, it's also close to Teatro dell'Opera di Roma and Villa Borghese.
Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 6:30 AM to 10 AM. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge.
Mercure Roma Corso Trieste's 97 rooms are soundproofed and provide minibars, coffee makers, and safes. 26-inch LCD TVs come with digital channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Beds sport down comforters and bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include phones and desks.
Property features
Mercure Roma Corso Trieste offers a fitness center, a rooftop terrace, and free WiFi in public areas. Self parking is available for EUR 20 per day. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a meeting room, a business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Bar/lounge
- Fitness center
- Rooftop terrace
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room.
A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measure 377 square feet (35 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a rooftop terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge. A total renovation of this property was completed in April 2012.
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 97
- Number of floors - 7
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Business center
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- One meeting room
- Elevator/lift
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 35
- Year Built 2002
- Conference space size (feet) - 377
- Snack bar/deli
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Mercure Roma Corso Trieste offers 97 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and safes. Beds feature down comforters. 26-inch LCD televisions come with digital channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, bidets, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include coffee/tea makers and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Coffee/tea maker
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Free dial-up Internet access
- Soundproofed rooms
- In-room safe
- Room service (limited hours)
- Down comforter
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 4 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 20 per pet, per day
- 1 per room
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Parking height restrictions apply
Additional policies and fees may apply when booking more than 7 rooms. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 4 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Children 4 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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Back in May 1988, Gordon Brown - then shadow Chancellor - vented his anger at tax avoidance schemes introduced by the Tories which, he wrote, "indulge the rich at the expense of the rest."
His criticism was chiefly directed at business expansion schemes, set up in 1983 to encourage employment and investment in high-risk new technology but which were quickly exploited as a tax shelter by off-the-shelf com panies employing no one. "It is but one of a number of not very artful dodges whereby the man on a million a year need pay no income tax at all," said Mr Brown.
BESs were shut down in 1993. But is their Gordon Brown-endorsed successor, the venture capital trust, falling prey to the same artful, and entirely legal, exploitation?
The Chancellor last year doubled the tax breaks on VCTs in the hope that they would provide vital funding for UK enterprises.
VCTs now offer 40% in come tax relief, provided the investor holds the shares for three years. A wealthy investor can put in as much as £200,000 and immediately claim back £80,000 in tax. The income or capital gains from VCTs are also tax free.
Around £400m is expected to pour into VCTs from well-off investors before this year's April 5 end-of-tax-year deadline, double the amount hauled in last year. Scores of new funds have been launched in recent months to capture a share of the market, but one in particular is capturing a lot of attention.
The Keydata Income VCT is hoping to pick up £50m. The money will be used to set up a string of companies that will buy individual wind turbines that have already been, or are about to be, constructed in Aberdeen, Stirling and sites in Wales. Each turbine costs around £2m to buy.
The beauty of the scheme is that rather than investing in risky start-up technology, the VCT simply sells the power generated by the wind turbine to a utility company, entering into a long-term, stable "power purchase agreement".
This agreement, plus the tax relief, means that a higher rate taxpayer will, says Keydata, enjoy a dividend equivalent to 13.8% a year. There are risk factors, but the prospectus for the launch says the promoter has done as much as possible to minimise these.
Other VCT companies have worked hard to find ways to cut risk and still obtain tax relief, but the Inland Revenue rules are very strict about "qualifying invest ments". So rivals are intensely jealous at the new scheme. "It's very clever. I just wish we'd thought of it first," said one. Meanwhile, Ben Willis from financial advisers Chartwell issued a note headed: Keydata Puts The Wind Up VCTs.
At Keydata, spokesman Roddi Vaughan-Thomas says: "We worked with [accountants] Pricewaterhouse Coopers to produce the scheme and we are confident that it does not contradict Inland Revenue rules."
But critics say the Keydata scheme breaks the spirit if not the letter of the VCT rules. Lucius Cary runs Oxford Technology, which promotes VCTs that invest only in early-stage high technology start-ups. He's angry at the way in which the rest of the VCT business is exploiting the rules to produce low-risk vehicles for rich investors.
"We were visited by the Inland Revenue last year and the official said that we were the only company really doing what VCTs were intended to do. The financial industry got together and lobbied the government first for higher investment limits and then to be allowed to invest in AIM [Alternative Investment Market] companies. So most of the money goes into already profitable companies that don't really need this sort of tax-subsidised capital."
On a brighter note Oxford Technology, based in the city's science park, says the quality of high-tech business proposals it receives has improved dramatically over the past decade.
How the scheme works
The venture capital trust concept was designed to allow individuals to buy into funds which invest in small but emerging companies looking for capital to expand.
Until now, they have largely been the preserve of the very well-off who used them as a way of deferring capital gains tax. However, last year's tax changes made them potentially attractive to all taxpayers.
For the next 18 months the Treasury has said it will give applicants a 40% income tax rebate on any sum invested in a VCT - although the rebate cannot be greater than your annual tax bill.
Overall, they work in the same way as other funds - the investor gives their money to the trust's manager who places it on the client's behalf. There is a complex set of rules setting out which companies are eligible for VCT investment - the company has to be worth less than £15m, it has to be British, and not quoted on the Stock Exchange, although they can be traded on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM).
AIM-based VCTs have to take up new share offers - they are not allowed to simply go out and buy existing stocks on the open market.
The minimum you can invest is £3,000 while big spenders can invest up to £200,000. Investors have to tie in their money for three years to get the tax rebate, and ideally for at least 10 years to give the investment a chance to mature. The investor holds shares in the trust, and the income (the return) is usually paid in the form of a tax-free dividend.
David Knight, author of the Tax Shelter Report and independent observer of the VCT market, has said most private investors won't want to have more than 10% of their money invested in VCTs.
If you look at the performance of VCTs since they were launched nine years ago they have not been particularly great. In the best year so far - 1995 - the best return of the generalist funds was 8.4% and the worst was a 10.1% fall. In the AIM sector the best was 6.1% and the worst 1.1%.


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Hi Folks, I've been working off and on for the last 4-5 months refactoring the CapEx/OpEx article. There are a number of reasons for this: As Agile crosses the chasm to the larger enterprise, it is a topic of increasing awareness, and often a major concern. Some transformations are stopped due to a lack of understanding of the applicability of current accounting treatments for CapEx in software, which are currently typically based on waterfall development. More and more information is becoming available on.


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Dinner, February 3: I´m so proud
Money spent on groceries today: 4.01 euros, at Lidl (a huge box of ridiculously cheap granola - we´ll have to wait and see if it´s any good!), a bag of Belgian endive, mineral water, milk and a tin of tomatoes.
Dinner tonight was the pork and barley chili I made on Sunday, with guacamole, grated cumin cheese (great way to use up that little end of cheese that´s been lying around in the fridge) and, tada, homemade corn tortillas!
I had a lot of masa left over from my tamale experiments, so I decided to try my hand at making corn tortillas. The recipe, if you could call it that, is extremely simple: just mix warm water into the masa until you have a smooth but not too sticky dough. Roll the dough into balls. Now you have to press them into flat rounds before frying them - there are special tortilla presses for this, but I just put the ball of dough between two layers of heavy plastic (from a ziploc bag), placed a skillet on top, and leaned on it will all my weight.
Now, for the frying. It took me a couple of pale, sickly looking tortillas before I realized that the pan in which you are frying these, should be totally, absolutely, incredibly HOT. Don´t try this with a regular flimsy non-stick skillet - you really need a heavy cast iron pan for this, or another type of frying pan that you can heat till it´s almost about to melt.
Technically I don´t even think we can call this frying, since there is no fat involved. What you do is slide the dough disk into the hot (did I mention the pan needs to be really, really hot?), dry pan, cook for half a minute, flip it over, and cook some more until you have a lightly brown-speckled, soft and pliable tortilla. Keep them warm under a cloth (and keep them wrapped in the cloth even when you sit down to dinner: when they cool, they become dry and brittle very fast).
The chili was delicious (and how I love barley!) but today´s real joy came from making my own tortillas. Hurrah.
Posted by Klary Koopmans at 7:47 pm
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I am in awe- that seriously makes my mouth water! I've been trying to find masa in Amsterdam, to no avail. Any tips...?
- 3:34 pm
- Klary Koopmans said...
Tjin's, Eerste van der Helststraat 64 has it (near Albert Cuyp), and when they don't have it they can order it for you. Btw they also sell frozen corn tortillas in case you want to do it the easy way ;)
- 3:52 pm
- Stormy Sands said...
Verrry nice. Aunt Shnellita would be so proud.
- 10:44 pm
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Arrive in Kota Bahru, on route to the Islands, at 5 in the morning, with the intention of catching the bus to the ferry port - but as theres a couple of hours to wait, agree to share a taxi with 2 Irish girls, but then the price keeps changing - 24 RM, 28, 36, 28, and then, when we agree, its up to 40 - walk down the street, find a guy who will take us for 28, who then gets an earful of the guy trying to get us to pay 40!
"Ferry Port" is perhaps an overstatement - more hut by the side of the river, and boat that is to take us the 2 hour journey looks only suitable for rivers.
Arrive at the Islands, after 3 hours (many drop offs around the islands), to beautiful weather, stunning beaches. There are no roads on the Islands, just a dozen or so beaches, and you simply choose which one you want to stay at, a smaller boat comes along side, you board that, and your off.
Chose Long Beach, the busier of the bays, as had been told it was the only place with anything to do in the evenings. Lot of accomodation fully booked, but find an OK place, though shower / toilet block leaves a lot to be desired!
Friday 17th September 2004
Snorkelling day - an organised trip is the best way to see the best snorkelling areas - you could hire water taxis on your own, or kayak out, but this way is so much easier.
Water here is the most crystal clear so far - feels like you can see forever - beautiful coral and fish, onto Turtle Bay, wher, luckily, they have turtles, and amazing to look down and see these huge magnificent creatures crawling along the bottom, and then swim up to the top for air, with me swimming alongside them.
Sharks clearly cant read as well as turtles, as at Shark Point...there were no sharks, or, they have read all about my skills wth an AK47. Tons of fish, who swarmed around you when the boatman dropped food in the water, with the odd fish mistaking me for food.
Went to final site, and did, fleetingly, see a shark, deep down, and running away. Cleverly managed to get sunburnt...cant understand it...lying in the water all day...
Saturday 18th September 2004
Sunburn took its toll - diving was out for today, and hence just lazed around - saw huge meter long lizard simply amble by my chalet, walked to the other side of the island to Coral Bay (yes, theres coral there), lounged on the beach, bumped into a few more lizards on the walk back.
Also had my first beer - probably about 7/8 restaurants at this bay, of which only 2 serve beer - felt like I hadnt had one in ages...but it was only two days
Sunday 19th September 2004
Back to diving! As I've said, the water is so clear here, its puts Thailand to shame, and Thailand was pretty good.
Very relaxed diving operation - get your kit, and go, in small boat, where you enter the water falling backwards instead of standing as in Kho Pha Ngan.
Great to be back in the water again - tons of different fish, but I did chase around too much, and used too much air, so ended up surfacing 10 minutes early.
Dive 2 in the afternoon was too a shipwreck - only four years old, so no gold bullion, but still attracts lots of fish, and has the beginnings of coral growing. Amazing to swim down the side of the boat, in some cargo areas, chasing the fish out.
Only danger area was the tons of jellyfish hanging around - kinda scrawny looking, but you had to watch every where you went
Really good dive, and didnt use up my air too fast this time, though the weather had changed by the time we surfaced - very choppy and chucking it down...just added to the fun of it - for some reason other people wanted to get to the boat quickly, but I was happy floating away!
Monday 20th September 2004
At 10 pounds a dive, its criminal not to dive more - I wont find it any cheaper amy where else, so a day further of diving - 2 more dives, lots more fish, a turtle, and some amazing coral. Only problem was on final dive, I was chasing around again, and used up too much air, so surfaced 10 minutes early.
Have now done the total of 13 dives since I started to learn to dive - just have Australian dives, NZ dives, Fiji Dives, to go!
I passed my three month mark on the 15th - 40 days in Thailand, 12 Laos, 22 Vietnam, 10 Cambodia, and 9 in Malaysia(so far).
The verdict?
Tuesday 21st September 2004
As no diving today, could finally unleash on beer last night, so surfaced at 11:30 to catch my 12.00 boat - 2 hours on the same rickety boat, though bar one other passenger, empty.
On arrival, wanted to go to the local town, Kular Besit, to catch night bus to KL, but taxi guy persuaded me to go to Pasir Puteh, larger town, more buses, and same taxi fare
Glad I took his advice - was going to walk to the local town..not realising it was 18km away. That Pasir Puteh was in the muslim dominated east was not in doubt the minute you stepped off the bus - large poster clearly stating women should cover up.
Soon became clear I was the only westerner in town as well - and I had 6 hours to kill - no internet, so spent my time in restaurants, where the locals who spoke English would take it in turns to come and have a chat with me, have a drink, go, and then the next one would turn up.
Waitress took too much interest in me as well - in full burkha (its not called that here but you get the idea), she advise I'm very handsome, and presents me with her address to write to - and asks for mine - not having the presence of mind to give an address in Whitefields, Manchester, I actually gave her my address (I couldnt think how to lie!!), so Mr Kelly can probably expect a visitor at some point. Didnt think it would be culturally acceptable for her to do that here, but you learn every day - unfortunately she wasnt exactly stunning...and as I'm so handsome ,my choices must be limitless...........


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As Mute rummaged through his wet clothes, he suddenly felt something in one of the pants pockets. He put his hand in and retrieved a wallet.
What on earth is this doing here?
And then he remembered...
He opened the wallet and saw a driver' license.
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The wheels of Mute's mind slowly turned as he saw the license. Abel told me about you... he thought to himself. In fact, Abel told me quite a lot about this little town... He walked to the door and put his hand on the knob. Pausing, he wondered what he was about to do and whether or not it would even work. Looking up, he shoved the license into his pocket along with his "talking book" and opened the door slowly as he hooked up his ipod. "The Final Countdown" flooded his ears as he ran down the hallway and out of the Lodge.
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Adrian awoke from a light nap he had taken in one of the chairs in the Lodge's parlour. What awoke him was a high-pitched shriek and then the dull patter of dampened feet as Mrs. Cain appeared at the stairway once again, this time much more frazzled and breathing much more heavily. "Where is he?!" she cried.
"Where is who?" Adrian asked as he mentally began to question her sanity.
"The boy! Mute!" she cried at the top of her lungs.
"He's gone?!" Adrian replied, getting out of the chair.
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Mute crashed into St. Mark's full-speed, causing the sound to echo around the large alcove. He took out his writing book and ran to the confused Lebanon, who still had a marked Bible in his hand. Mute began writing frantically. "My name is Mute. I can't speak so I use this book to communicate," he began. Lebanon still looked dazed, but nodded his assent. "Do you know this girl?" Mute continued, pulling out the license from his pocket.
Lebanon nodded and pointed in the general direction of the cemetery. "She lives over that way," he said, voice wavering a bit. Mute took off at full-speed out of the church and past the cemetery, leaving Lebanon in mid-sentence.
A few moments later, two more visitors appeared in the entrance of the church, breathing heavily just as Mute had. Lebanon recognized one as Lucinda Cain, but her young male companion was unknown to him. "Mr. Lebanon!" Cain called from the back of the church. "Have you seen a boy named Mute?!"
Lebanon looked up at heaven and whispered "Lord help me."
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Ishod slipped on his sleek trench coat, and as he put on his beanie-cap he looked out at the pouring rain. He didn't really want to drudge through that, but he had to, he had some business in town. As he opened the doors, rain began to fall on him. Ishod was then flooded with a memory of the day he shipped out to war, it was a rainy day just like this. He closed his eyes, and shook his head, as the pain drenched his heart much like the rain was drenching him. He lifted his head, and walked down the small street.
Soon he was in town, and walking down the road past several buildings. As he past a dark alley, he heard a noise, something was in there. Ishod walked into the darkness of the alley, and heard it again, it was a scraping noise.
"Whose in there?" Ishod asked, walking slowly into the darkness, one hand resting on his black Smith & Wesson handgun.
An eerie cackle resounded past the bricks, then a hoarse whispering noise.
"None of that!" Ishod said, "Tell me who you are?"
The whisper persisted, and so did the rain.
He listened closely and heard the words "watch out."
"What are you some crack head trying to mess with me?" Ishod asked, tension rising in his voice. "Watch out for what?"
Suddenly a loud crash was heard, and Ishod reacted with pulling his weapon. He then walked into the darkness, holding his weapon ahead of himself. As he got to the end, he saw scratched on the back wall several times, "Waverly Watch your back, beware of the attack."
Ishod lowered his gun, looking at the writing, trying to figure out what was going on. Suddenly he heard the cackle again. Ishod looked up to see the silhouette of a figure standing high above, looking down on him.
The figured cackled, "There is nothing you can do, you can not save the girl, Ishod, you know this too be true."
"How do you know my name!" Ishod yelled.
The figure rocked back and forth as it hummed.
Ishod pulled up his gun, and fired a warning shot, but it artfully jumped away as the bullet hit the wall with a spray of concrete. He could hear it cackle as it ran off.
Ishod put away his gun, then looked at the writing. Waverly, where have I heard that name? Then it hit him, The girl at the hotel!
Ishod took off running, He wasn't sure what was going on, he wasn't sure why he was reacting so, but he was sure of where he was headed.
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by The Scrivener
Azzy glanced around his room, surveying every inch of it with his eyes, becoming acquainted with it like a new friend.
"Nice enough," he finally said, and dropped his bag by the door. He stood by the bed and crossed his arms and he dismally took note of its proximity to the window.
"That'll never do," he chided the room designer. He couldn't sleep that close to the window; he always liked the window open while he slept, but if the bed was to close, the draft would keep him awake.
"Well, only one way to fix it," He said cheerfully, rubbing his hands together as if in preparation of hard work, and then he leaned against the headboard and pushed with his full weight. It didn't budge at first, but finally it gave way across the wood floor, and he was able to slide it along the wall away from the window. As he did, however, the frame of the bed rubbed along the wall, tearing off a segment of old wallpaper.
"Oh dear Lord, Azariah, what've you done?" He said, involuntarily mimicking his adoptive Mother's commonly used phrase. As he thought about how to fix it, however, he suddenly noticed some strange etchings on the wall beneath the wallpaper.
"What is this?" He crouched beside the wall and gently tore away some more wallpaper, his curiosity overcoming any sense of guilt about his actions of vandalism. Finally, the writing was fully visible, stained in red:
"Who the blue blazes is Abel?" Azzy breathed, overcome by the mystery of it all. Then suddenly an idea struck him. Could it have anything to do with... No, his name was Thomas; and besides, the likelihood of this one room bearing any connection to him was very slight, even if he had been to this town years ago.
"Still, I'd like to know more about this," Azzy whispered. He left his room and walked out into the hall, just in time to hear Lucinda yell,
"Where is he? The boy, Mute!" Azzy saw her dash outside with a young man.
"What could that be about?" He wondered, and quickly followed.
* * *
Emilia Carson was sitting under an oak tree in the midst of the cemetery. She had an expressionless face as gazed out into space at the cemetery around her. Was she crazy, she thought. Doubt it. Mad? Yes...perhaps a bit mad...but certainly not walking down Queer Street. Emilia, after a flicker in her eyes, stood up and walked in a straight line. The wrath of God was here, she thought...the sins of the brother were going to be punished.
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Lebanon Stansted ran out of St. Mark's, nearly tripping clumsily into the cemetery-gate. Lucinda Cain was just ahead of him...but she was frozen to the ground, or so it seemed. Her eyes were watery as they were transfixed on the cross in front of her. Lebanon come to her side. He was panting.
"Lucinda, what is happening? What is the meaning of all this?"
Lucinda did not respond but said in a mechanical voice that sounded all but natural. In some ways, it made Lebanon's flesh creep...
"Here lies Abel, the brother of Cain..." Lebanon looked at Lucinda's face. Was she in some kind of fit?
"What did you say, Lucinda?" he quickly inquired. Lucinda turned paler and her lips quivered.
"Here lies Abel, the brother of Cain..." Lebanon, fearing what he may discover, slowly rotated his head to see what she was looking at.
"DEAR GOD....have mercy on us!" At that precise moment, Lucinda seemed to snap out of her trance.
"Lebanon---I-I-I can't believe it..." She began to sob hysterically.
"Me neither--Its incomprehensible!" The way he emphasized those words made Lucinda yelp and grab him by the arms.
"My sins have found me out! Oh Lebanon, they have found me out! But I won't let them! No, I still have my innocence--I won't let them take that!"
Lebanon's mouth fell open at that declaration.
"Why oh why? Why this grave?" she screamed out.
Lebanon held her and attempted to control himself.
"Lucinda--I don't know why you are afraid of that grave--but I'm afraid of it as well!"
"Oh--it's just not--"
"LUCINDA! I'M AFRAID OF THAT GRAVE BECAUSE THERE IS A GRAVE HERE--" he pointed to the cross "THAT IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE HERE!"
"Dear God, there wasn't a grave here yesterday! I swear upon that on my honor as a gentleman!" Lebanon looked at the ground that the cross was upon.
It was newly dug.
He felt like screaming.


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Suits S03E12: "Yesterday's Gone"
Last week, in my review of Suits' mid-season premiere, I gushed about how delightful all of the character-driven plots were and how the whole episode felt like a return to the Suits of old. Well, I'm pleased to say that the opinion still stands following "Yesterday's Gone," even if it did involve Mike's major quandary being resolved by once again taking advantage of Louis Litt's desperation to be one of the cool kids. Louis Litt's desire to be part of the in crowd is one of the most enduring traits of one of the show's key characters; this wasn't the first time he's been taken advantage of, and it won't be the last. I'm just overly protective of the guy and, well, Mike is living a lie and putting the entire firm at risk every time he comes to work, so I kinda see where Louis is coming from.
But no, Suits, you're right, Louis's quest was all about his ego.
"Yesterday's Gone" dealt, quite happily, with dualities in its characters and its plots. When Jessica's ex-husband, Quentin, passed away and named Jessica and Harvey co-executors of his estate, Jessica was forced to reconcile the life she had with Quentin before their marriage fell apart with her role in his life at the end of it. Jesseica's relationship with her successor, Lisa, was alternately combative and supportive, and even at the conclusion of their story, I never really got the sense that it had changed. They may understand one another a little more now, but those two are never going to get along completely.
There are two sides to every character on Suits; Harvey is both a douche and a gentleman. One of my chief complaints about the first half of the season was that Suits gave us more Douchebag Harvey than Gentleman Harvey, but in the last two episodes, the show has reestablished a more balanced duality. Harvey sincerely wants to do right by Scottie, but doesn't have the greatest track record of showing it. He's uncharacteristically out of his league, which was another theme running through "Yesterday's Gone." When Louis's plan to out Mike was revealed, Harvey hopped on a plane to intimidate the fabled ethics professor into never showing his face at Pearson-Specter again... and the professor basically told him to eff off. Harvey employed his best Harvey Specter Intimidation Technique and he lost. He returned to New York and told Mike to brace for the worst. He also struggled to make peace with the fact that he failed at something that's been such an integral part of his personality for so long. He told Mike that he isn't Superman, but for all intents and purposes, on this show, he is.
We even got glimpses of Donna's ongoing Harvey issues, which are such a huge part of her character, but also not. Donna without the romance-with-Harvey backstory—which, if we think about it, is a pretty recent development—would be every bit as awesome as she always has been. However, knowing everything that we know now about their history, every one of her actions has the potential to mean so much more it appears to, especially concerning Harvey and Scottie. She very clearly wants Harvey to be happy and seems willing to help him get there, even if it means buying non-sucky gifts for his college sweetheart (though, to be fair, I certainly wouldn't have complained about a $12,000 bottle of Scotch). And as an audience who's privy to more info than the characters are, we know that as much as Donna protests and puts on her uber-professional face, her feelings regarding Harvey are far from definitively dealt with. I'd really rather not have a jealous Donna story, but the potential for it is there. The potential for a Harvey-torn-between-Scottie-and-Donna story is also there, which I'd probably be a little more receptive to even though love triangles make me gag.
Elsewhere in "Yesterday's Gone," Rachel also fought the fight between balancing a personal and a professional life. Freaked out that Louis may have seen her smooching Mike on the way into the office one day, Rachel panicked and then got over it and told Louis about their relationship and no one cared. Actually, this was another one of those Rachel-is-an-afterthought episodes, which is very much vintage Suits. Didn't she get into law school? Can we have more of that and less picking out furniture? This was the second episode in a row involving Rachel picking out furniture. Somebody help.
– "You're one of three very expensive things I recently purchased." <3 Donna
– On Harvey playing the "Yeah, Louis, we're TOTALLY friends" card to save Mike's career as a fraud YET AGAIN: At worst, it's overused and sad, but once could also argue that there are two sides to Mike and Louis's relationship, and that yes, Harvey and Louis ARE friends. It's just a weird, messy situation with lots of confrontation and questionable actions on both sides. If anything, I'd categorize them as "frenemies."
What'd you think of "Yesterday's Gone"?
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Phantom is Bollywood upcoming Political thriller film. It is directed by Kabir Khan and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala. The cast of the Phantom movie are Katrina Kaif and Saif Ali Khan. The music of the film is composed by Pritam. This movie is about the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai and deals with the issue of global terrorism.
About Phantom:
As the team explains the main plot of the movie, "Phantom is a political thriller movie in the volatile climate that exists in South Asia. Constant terror attacks against India have left the Indian people feeling vulnerable and angry. In such situation, the Indian government and security agencies are helpless because of the masterminds of the attacks are out of reach. When an intruder to attack India with plans, the Head of India's security agency and his team take matters into their own hands."
"The film follows the protagonist Daniyal, whose journey to seek justice takes him to India, Europe, America and the volatile Middle East. Local assets in various countries help Daniyal, including Nawaz Mistry who works for an American security agency. With the enemy hot on their heels, Daniyal and Nawaz against all odds try and finish the job they had set out to do. Along the way they find out that in a mission like this there is always a price to pay, in this case a very personal price."
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Releasing date of Phantom:
Bollywood upcoming movie Phantom will be released on 28th August, 2015.
Trailer of Phantom:
The team of Phantom has released the official trailer of Phantom which will hit the theaters on 28th August 2015. You can see the video of official trailer by click on below. Watch the official trailer of Phantom.
First look of Phantom:
The first look of Phantom has been released. Here we have provided you the first look of Phantom movie. You can see or download it from below.
Review of Phantom:
As per the news and updates, the film Phantom seems to have a remarked similarity to Salman Khan's Ek Tha Tiger, from the story to the sets to the heroine. The only highlight of the trailer was Saif Ali Khan's earnest and intense performance. Now let's wait for the release the movie for more information. Till then keep watching our site for latest updates.
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