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Before one can be considered for liver transplantation, our transplant team will perform a through medical and psychosocial evaluation. The purpose of this evaluation is to determine whether liver transplantation is the best treatment option. The patient and their family/supports will meet with a number of specialists, including a transplant hepatologist, clinical coordinator, social worker, dietitian, and financial coordinator.
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The State Board of Equalization adopts, amends and repeals regulations to conform to statutory requirements or to implement, interpret or make specific statutes, court decisions, or case law. Below are the archives for State Board of Equalization Regulations by year.
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Cygwin 1.x is required to compile and run this version. Cygwin 1.3.9 and 1.3.10 have been tested and approved on both - supported OSes. We suggest to use Cygwin 1.3.9-2 and higher.+ supported OSes. We suggest using Cygwin 1.3.9-2 and higher.
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In just a few days, 120 graduate students and early career scholars will converge at Harvard Divinity School for the second annual "Ways of Knowing: Graduate Conference on Religion."
The conference, held October 25-26, will feature panelists from 60 academic institutions from across the United States and the world. They include masters and doctoral students, as well as post-graduates and junior faculty.
The wide variety of presentation topics in the conference program reflects a broad spectrum of interests, disciplines, and methodologies. The conference promises to be a high-energy gathering in a welcoming environment on the HDS campus.
As a scholar of religion, the great joy for me with a conference like this is the remarkable diversity of thought and experience that gathers for these two days. Regardless of my research focus, my favored theoretical tools, or my religious tradition, I can learn something from every project that is presented.
Among many other topics, a few of the highlights from last year's conference were the panels on Latina feminist intercultural epistemologies, Muslim networks of solidarity, and Foucauldian reflections on friendship.
This year's conference includes panels on missionaries, medicine, and imperialism, ritual in ancient Jewish texts, and a host of other lectures exploring the intersection of science and religion.
This remarkable diversity makes Ways of Knowing the most exciting conference of its kind in the country.
Activities commence bright and early at 7:30 am on Friday and Saturday with a light breakfast and a chance for attendees to mingle. The first panel sessions begin at 8 am. With 30 panels and 120 papers, the conference provides ample opportunities for participants to learn from their colleagues' research in a variety of fields, themes, and topics.
The conference features two special topics. The ritual module includes six panels on ritual in South Asian, East Asian, Jewish, and Christian contexts, and an address by Michael Puett, Klein Professor of Chinese History at Harvard.
David Lamberth, Professor of Philosophy and Theology at HDS, will give the address for the autonomy module's four panels on constructions of autonomy in modern European theology and philosophy.
Professor Sherine Hamdy, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Alghanim Professor of Social Science at Brown University, will deliver Friday's keynote address, which will be followed by a reception.
Throughout the conference, attendees can bring a bagged lunch and join the faculty-led panel discussions on academic publishing and academic jobs, and they can relax and chat with colleagues during coffee breaks.
The conference is sponsored by the Science, Religion, and Culture program at Harvard Divinity School and the New England/Maritimes Region of the American Academy of Religion. It is open to all free of charge. We ask attendees to register in advance so that we can be sure to provide plenty of breakfast, coffee, and tea for everyone. I hope to see you there!
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It's been awfully cold here in Oregon and the car has been sitting for over a week while I was out of town.
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Survival statistics for parathyroid cancer
Survival statistics for parathyroid cancer are very general estimates and must be interpreted very carefully. Because these statistics are based on the experience of groups of people, they cannot be used to predict a particular person's chances of survival.
There are many different ways to measure and report cancer survival statistics. Your doctor can explain the statistics for parathyroid cancer and what they mean to you.
Relative survival
Relative survival looks at how likely people with cancer are to survive after their diagnosis compared to people in the general population who do not have cancer, but who share similar characteristics (such as age and sex).
There are no specific Canadian statistics available for parathyroid cancer. The following information comes from a variety of sources and may include statistics from other countries.
A separate 5-year relative survival statistic is not reported for parathyroid cancer, but is included in the general category, other endocrine cancers. This broad category includes similar cancers that are grouped and reported together. This statistic does not necessarily reflect the actual survival for the individual cancers within the group. The 5-year relative survival for other endocrine cancers is 63%. This means that, on average, people diagnosed with other endocrine cancers are 63% as likely to live 5 years (or more) after diagnosis as people in the general population who do not have cancer.
The 5-year survival rate refers to the percentage of people who are alive at least 5 years after their cancer diagnosis. However, people may live much longer than 5 years. Survival for parathyroid cancer after complete tumour removal is reported as:
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Responsibility Role
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South Africa's
involvement in Antarctica and the sub-antarctic
islands dates back to the earliest voyages of
discovery, due to the then Cape of Good Hope's
position as a stopover for explorers, whalers and
After World War
II, South Africa became more formally involved,
undertaking meteorological expeditions to the
Prince Edward Islands. A permanent weather base
was established on Marion and the annexation by SA
of these islands was concluded in 1948. In 1959
the first South African National Antarctic
Expedition (SANAE) was undertaken, establishing a
permanent presence on Antarctica that endures to
this day.
South Africa,
along with eleven other countries, is a founding
member of the Antarctic Treaty of 1959. This
treaty, of which there are some 45 member nations,
establishes the legal framework for the management
of the region. Signatories undertake to ensure
that the Antarctic region will be used for
peaceful and scientific purposes only and to
protect and preserve the environment.
Three basic
principles are enshrined in the Antarctic Treaty
System. To a large degree they account for its
Over the years,
South Africa has become party to various
activities pertaining to the Antarctic, including
the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research
(SCAR). SCAR is an international body operating
within the International Council of Science (ICSU)
framework. SANAP, via SCAR, submits an annual
report to ECSU. Several South Africans participate
in international SCAR working groups, groups of
specialists and capacity building programmes to
promote the involvement of young scientists.
In 2003, Cabinet
approved the transfer of the scientific research
functions of SANAP from the Department of
Environmental Affairs and Tourism (DEAT) to the
Department of Science and Technology (DST). DEAT
however retained responsibility for all logistics
and infrastructure. The name of the Department has
since been changed to the Department of
Environmental Affairs (DEA). The National Research
Foundation (NRF) became the agency responsible for
grant making on behalf of the DST. SANAP slips
neatly into the NRF's vision of bringing knowledge
to life, especially its aim of a prosperous South
Africa and African continent both steeped in a
knowledge culture and proud contributors to the
well-being of humanity
SANAP plays a
crucial role in conserving this living laboratory
- the coldest, windiest and driest place on Earth.
Studies done in the Antarctic are inextricably
linked to our understanding of the entire Earth
system and signals in Antarctica indicate past and
future global changes. SANAP recognises the global
and national importance of safeguarding the
environment of the Antarctic and Southern Ocean
and protecting the integrity of ecosystems, both
marine and terrestrial, in the region. The
programme takes cognizance of the presence of
natural resources (both renewable and
nonrenewable) and the increased interest in their
possible utilisation (both consumptive and
Funding of
Antarctic research has come a long way since The
Royal Society of South Africa presented a token 25
pounds to Robert F Scott towards scientific work
on his 1913 expedition to Antarctica. South
Africa's funding of research connected to the
Antarctic received a 30% boost in 2004/2005 and
DEA has committed itself to increasing its annual
As of 2005, DEA
(then DEAT) and DST have agreed to some exciting
additions to the research opportunities offered by
SANAP. The research community is challenged to
"break the ice" (without the SA Agulhas this time)
and thrash out creative ideas and new directions.
Researchers in the social sciences (politics,
international relations, and sociologists),
humanities (literary studies, visual arts and
cultural studies) and law (Law of the Sea) as well
as engineering can now participate in SANAP.
As a
Biodiversity hotspot, scientific activities in
Antarctica, the islands and the Southern Ocean
have never been more exciting. The controversial
issues of tourism, krill harvesting, bio
prospecting and mining, the avenues for law
research; the possibility of a virtual national
facility or 'Antarctic institute'; the
opportunities offered by competitive advantage;
the threat of pollution; research into other human
impacts and plans to draw industry into the SANAP
equation, all presents research opportunities.


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His most acclaimed works began during the sixties when he was merely an informal chronicler, and an apparently unwilling figurehead of social unrest. His earliest songs include the likes of The Times Are a-Changin andBlowin' in the Wind, which gained recognition as anthems among anti-war and US civil rights movements. A shift for his initial foray into folk music culture came with the six minute song Like a Rolling Stone, which marked the radical alternative of pop music parameters, setting a previously unvisited trend in the mid-sixties. His characteristic sound comprised of electric instruments which attracted criticism as well as denunciation from fellow artists in folk movement.
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NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
The NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 8,091 terms related to cancer and medicine.
- hypopharyngeal cancer
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Cancer that forms in tissues of the hypopharynx (the bottom part of the throat). The most common type is squamous cell carcinoma (cancer that begins in flat cells lining the hypopharynx).


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A Different "Global" event and it's Not Global Warming.
This One Is For Real Even And Will Devastate Civilization & "Life As We Know It"
If It's Even Half As Bad As Predicted.
Click The Link To Read It All.
It's a very long read.
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"Civilization as we know it is coming to an end soon.
This is not the wacky proclamation of a doomsday cult, apocalypse bible prophecy sect, or conspiracy theory society.
Rather, it is the scientific conclusion of the best paid, most widely-respected geologists, physicists, bankers, and investors in the world.
These are rational, professional, conservative individuals who are absolutely terrified by a phenomenon known as global "Peak Oil."
Another Exerpt.
"What does all of this mean for me?"
What all of this means, in short, is that the aftermath of Peak Oil will extend far beyond how much you will pay for gas.
To illustrate: in a July 2006 special report published by the Chicago Tribune, Pullitzer Prize winning journalist Paul Salopek described the consequences of Peak Oil as follows:
. . . the consequences would be unimaginable.
Permanent fuel shortages would tip the world into a generations-long economic depression.
Millions would lose their jobs as industry implodes.
Farm tractors would be idled for lack of fuel, triggering massive famines. Energy wars would flare.
And carless suburbanites would trudge to their nearest big box stores, not to buy Chinese made clothing transported cheaply across the globe, but to scavenge glass and copper wire from abandoned buildings. Source
Journalist Jonathan Gatehouse summarized the conclusions of Oxford trained geologist Jeremy Leggett, author of The Empty Tank: Oil, Gas, Hot Air, and the Coming Financial Catastrophe, in a 2006 Macleans article as follows, emphasis added:
. . . when the truth can no longer be obscured, the price will spike, the economy nosedive, and the underpinnings of our civilization will start tumbling like dominos. "The price of houses will collapse. Stock markets will crash. Within a short period, human wealth -- little more than a pile of paper at the best of times, even with the confidence about the future high among traders -- will shrivel."
There will be emergency summits, diplomatic initiatives, urgent exploration efforts, but the turmoil will not subside.
Thousands of companies will go bankrupt, and millions will be unemployed. "Once affluent cities with street cafés will have queues at soup kitchens and armies of beggars.
The crime rate will soar.
The earth has always been a dangerous place, but now it will become a tinderbox."
By 2010, predicts Leggett, democracy will be on the run. . . . economic hardship will bring out the worst in people. Fascists will rise, feeding on the anger of the newly poor and whipping up support.
These new rulers will find the tools of repression -- emergency laws, prison camps, a relaxed attitude toward torture -- already in place, courtesy of the war on terror.
And if that scenario isn't nightmarish enough, Leggett predicts that "Big Oversight Number One" -- climate change -- will be simultaneously making its presence felt "with a vengeance."
On the heels of their rapid financial ruin, people "will now watch aghast as their food and water supplies dwindle in the face of a climate seemingly going awry."
Prolonged droughts will spread, decimating harvests.


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Sarah P and Bristol P are seeking to have their names be under trademark protection as to usage by the world. Prior to being denied an opportunity to use the name of Sarah P—- or Bristol P—- let me suggest some ways in which substitute versions of their names can be used:
Sarah Pinhead was named moron of the year.
Sarah Pain has caused most poor people to endure the pain of further poverty.
Sarah Puddinhead is among the leading contenders in the battle for the most Ignorant Person of the Year award.
Bristol by any other name is still a notch away from wining any dance contest.
Sarah and Bristol can get jobs in advertising: "Dance away from problems you create by finding some nice black dude to blame"
SarahBristol is not the name of a toothpaste.


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Girl safe, Amber Alert canceled
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WTVN) --An Amber Alert issued Thursday morning was canceled after the 14 year old girl reported missing was found safe in Clark County.
The Sheriff's Office says Mark Edwards, 43, has been taken into custody.
The girl was believed to have been abducted while waiting for her school bus.
The two were found less than four miles from the bus stop.


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Airlines know their customers. They know that We Who Fly in Coach want the cheapest tickets possible and if that means a Spartan experience, so be it. It's a 'nother story for those who pay for business or first class, and because they do pay so much, airlines are determined to woo them with perks like Porsches.
Even JetBlue's getting in on the luxury act
Delta's Porsche Perk
A recent news story says Delta is "bringing its fleet of chauffeur-driven Porsche to the tarmac of Los Angeles International Airport." They will do the same thing all their other luxury autos do in Atlanta which is to drive super-elite frequent flyers directly to the gate. Handy for making tight connections, for sure, but it also means no waiting around at the gate with the hoi polloi.
What's it take to be a 5 star hotel?
Eggs of the Tsars
The UK's Telegraph reports that the luxury charter VistaJet had been offering its passengers "a range of limited-edition, egg-shaped Fabergé pendants" for just $7,900 a piece but sadly it appears from the VistaJet website that this promotion is no longer available.
Michelin-Starred Chef
Leave it to Air France to hire a Michelin-starred chef – Michael Roth – to design its business class menus (and presumably, one who has a Michelin star designs as opposed to cooks). The menu is ever-changing but we can tell you past dishes have included "Shrimp and squid with tarragon lobster sauce, red rice and baby spinach" and "Braised beef, black truffle sauce, sautéed asparagus and cèpe mushrooms." The words, snack box and packs of peanuts do not appear on the menu.


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'02 330Ci Silver/Black 5spd Loaded, Nav
29000 miles Asking $32000 KBB retail is $36300, private party is $33500
Ad is on autrotrader with 9 pics of the car. I'll post a link as soon as the ad registers or whatever. Car is FULLY LOADED 5spd with Navigation, MSRP was $42,410. Interior is flawless. Exterior is nearly flawless (one small paint chip on the front of the hood about the size of a shirt button or slightly smaller, hardly noticeable)
email@example.com if you have any questions.
hopefully that link works even though its like 7 lines long. thats like 9 pictures, i have a few more including the tiny scratch on the hood that i can email you
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|Property type
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|7 nights
In an enclosed residential complex, facing the sea, South oriented, luxury villa, new and in pristine conditions, carefully furnished, creole decoration, with all modern conveniences, open onto two large terraces, one of which is covered and faces south, and the other is protected by a canopy.
Wonderful 180º view of the Basse Terre and the Marie-Galante Islands, the Saintes and the Dominique.
Access by foot to the white sandy beach in less than 5 minutes.
Fenced ground, detached, with two self-contained houses, in a tropical garden.
Villa Camille consists of two bedrooms nicely furnished and with AC, each one with a shower room and a WC, a living room with a fan, flat-screen TV, and a well equipped kitchen, open by large rolling shutters, opening on a terrace equipped for meals, with a wide sea view.
High speed Internet Wi-Fi. Nice tropical garden in bloom, private and fenced, visited by many hummingbirds. Large infinity pool (11x5) with stunning view of the sea, and with an alarm.
The house is equipped with Venetian blinds that allow a beneficial natural ventilation.
Indoor surface area: 65sqm, Surface area of the terraces: 50 sqm of which 30 are covered.
The bedroom with the view of the sea is furnished with an ArtDeco set with a 160 bed. En-suite shower room with storage space. Separate WC.
The bedroom with the view of the terrace on the side of the pool is furnished with two 90 beds. Walk-in cupboards and storage spaces. En-suite shower room with toilet, storage space. Hair-dryer.
Household linen and towels provided.
Smoking is not allowed inside Villa Camilla.
The lounge is equipped with a flat screen TNT TV and a radio/CD player. Many CDs and books are available.
High speed Internet Wi-Fi.
The kitchen has all necessary cooking utensils and appliances: refrigerator with freezer, cooktop, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, coffee makers, toaster, kettle, crockery, glasses and pots and pans. It opens onto the terrace with a complete sea view.
The covered terrace has a large teak table and 6 chairs to have your meals facing the sea, and comfortable seating. A suspended hammock will be much appreciated for outdoor relaxation.
The villa is set in fenced grounds. The owners' house is on the other side of the pool. Each house is self-contained and has its private entrance. Villa Camille has a private garden.
The infinity pool is equipped with an alarm and has a beautiful view of the sea. Security gates block the access to young children. It is shared with my husband and I, but in practice, it is fully available to our guests.
Villa Camille has a sleeping capacity for 4 persons. A put up bed allows an additional child to sleep. Rates are indicated for 4 people during one week, is digressive with the length, duration and number of people.
Final cleaning is included in the rental price.
On the evening of arrival, a ti-punch and fruit juice as well as breakfast for the first morning are graciously offered.
Being retired, I take great pleasure in welcoming my guests and make them discover the Guadeloupe and our wonderful living space.
Nicole Morat purchased this villa in 2010
A nice detached villa, very comfortable with a 180º view of the sea, in a secure apartment building, with a large infinity swimming pool and the beach a few minutes away walk away... a dreamy location for your holidays.
We had an unbelievable week in Guadeloupe at Villa Camille! Nicole and her husband were fantastic and take incredible care of the property! The tropical gardens, infinity pool and incredible view were just some of the highlights! We hope to come back to Guadeloupe and stay here again! Can't imagine a better VRBO out there that matches this one! I've used various other VRBO properties in different countries on various trips and this one bets them all. Guadeloupe is also an amazing island in general and offers an authentic caribbean experience. We had a blast!
Villa Camille is the perfect place for a relaxing holiday in Guadeloupe. Nicole, the host, is delightful (and very discreet) and has thought of absolutely everything that you could possibly want or need in a self-catering villa (from herbs/spices and oils to sharp knives, clingfilm/foil, tea towels, etc.). She greets you on arrival, leaving you some food (and beer and rum!) for an evening meal and breakfast, so you don't have to go out that first evening.
Having a swim before breakfast, looking out towards the sea, is a wonderful indulgence. The pool is beautiful and if you stay and stare at the foliage surrounding it, you will be rewarded with sightings of humming birds. Bananaquits (or sugar birds as the French call them) come often for food on the terrace (as does the occasional giant toad!).
And Charlotte, the resident cat, is very friendly and often already ensconced on a chair when you pull up the shutters in the morning, or she's ready to take your place if you should be foolish enough to leave it!
We really can't recommend this place highly enough. It's in a gated community so you feel safe (Guadeloupe feels safe anyway), you have your own entrance and are completely private. The villa overlooks the sea and has its own beautiful well-tended tropical garden. In 5 mins you can walk down a path to an open area to beaches or have a lovely cliff top walk, passing cows on the way.
The villa has CDs and a variety of books (mostly French). There's aircon in the bedrooms, a fan in the lounge & comfy seats.
A car is needed to get around, but St Francois is only about 15 mins drive away and has a market, marina, shops and a great boulangerie which sells fantastic bread. It's also a great place to see what the fishermen have brought back. And there are supermarkets all around. We didn't like St Anne so much - too much traffic and quite difficult to park, although the beach did look good, and it does have a 'cafe' - Gelato - which sells the best ice-cream and Italian coffee (it's run by an Italian).
We visited Pointe a Pitre and went to the Memorial Acte museum which is worth a trip if you want to find out more about the history of slavery. And we did a day trip to Deshaies (to see the locations for Death in Paradise TV show) in Basse Terre, taking in the 'Ecrevisses waterfall' and the Botanic Gardens (good lunch) en route.
So, a fantastic holiday in a beautiful villa, made all the more special by Nicole's attention to detail. Thanks, Nicole!
Nous avons séjourné 1 semaine avec nos deux garçons âgés respectivement de 7 et 2 ans et en sommes revenus enchantés. Magnifique villa accueillante et décorée avec beaucoup de goût avec tout le nécessaire pour la cuisine, la plage et les jouets pour enfants. Il est important de noter que la piscine est sécurisée pour les plus jeunes enfants donc aucun accès possible de la cours sans clé. Nous avons beaucoup apprécié les provisions faites par Nicole à notre arrivée pour notre petit déjeuné et même plus ainsi que tout le nécessaire pour les premiers jours, sucre, café, riz et huile d'olive. La villa est idéalement située sur Grande-Terre à mis chemin entre la pointe aux châteaux et St-François. Que de bons souvenirs nous gardons de ces précieux moments sur la terrasse avec vue imprenable sur la mer et le jardin.
Du grand confort. Nous recommandons sans hésitation et nous y reviendrons !
Merci pour tout Nicole et Jean-Denis.
Caroline, Steve, Julien et Laurent
Villa Camille lived up to all expectations, well equipped and spotlessly clean. A peaceful, away from it all holiday. Easy access, by car, to local towns and restaurants. Many interesting places to visit. Lovely walks by the sea, fabulous beaches. The pool was much enjoyed. Beautiful gardens. We would highly recommend.
We have nothing but positive things to say about this beautiful property which completely lives up to the beautiful photos in the ad! We were looking for a tranquil adult holiday by the sea with access to the beach and a private pool (although in theory, we shared the pool with the owners who completely respected our privacy). One of the features we appreciated the most about villa Camille is indeed its privacy: in spite of being in a small, safe subdivision , it is landscaped in such a way that the neighbours cannot see the house, terraces or the pool. It is well situated about halfway between Ste-Anne and St-Francois, with ready access (by car) to many services and attractions. The villa is spotless and very well equipped. We greatly appreciated the provisions left in the fridge for our first dinner and breakfast as well as the ti-punch! Nicole and Jean-Denis were gracious hosts, always very accessible, pleasant and helpful. We especially enjoyed the 10 kms long beachside trail, which winds along the shore through cow pastures, wooded area and a few beaches. A wonderful holiday. Thank you again Nicole and Jean-Denis!
Nous avons passé d'excellentes vacances dans cette villa tout confort et très agréable.
Le jardin, la vue, et la piscine sont sublimes.
La maison est très bien équipée, avec tout le nécessaire, y compris les aliments de base dans la cuisine.
Enfin les propriétaires sont très disponibles et discrets.
Une bien belle location en somme !
In Grande Terre, between Sainte Anne and Saint François, by the sea, luxury villa, comfortable and new, with Creole decoration, open onto two large terraces, covered and uncovered, well ventilated, south oriented and facing the sea, in an enclosed residential complex.
Wonderful 180º view of the Basse Terre with the Soufriere Volcano, the Marie-Galante Islands, the Saintes and the Dominique.
Access to the sea by foot to a nice white sandy beach.
Large infinity pool overlooking the sea, with an alarm, shared with the owners, by the holiday makers have priority.
The villa is set in an enclosed tropical garden (red gingers, hibiscus, bougainvilleas, ixoras, russelias, palm trees...), visited by many hummingbirds and sucriers. The garden of the Villa Camilla is private.
Nearby, two cities with all shops (supplies and shopping facilities), and restaurants (creole, Indian and European cuisine).
On top of the beach and the idleness, almost all sports activities are available 5 km away: International golf course, nautical sports (surfing, kitesurfing, scuba diving. hobbie Cat), aerial sports at Saint-François Airport, horseback riding, hikes.
In the beautiful setting of an old sugar farm. fitness centre with massages.
At the end of the castles (far east of the island, protected area), stunning landscape with the cliffs on the sea. Local craftmanship made of coconuts.
Excursions all year long in the islands and on the nature reserve of Petite Terre, by catamaran or motorboat. In Basse Terre, hikes in the tropical forest of the National Park of Guadeloupe, tours of many referenced sites and tropical gardens.
Through the magnificent road of the crossing, on the west coast under the wind, visit of the Museum of Popular Traditions, wooden houses, coffee plantations, distilleries.
One stay is not enough to discover all the wonders of the Guadeloupe. Villa Camille is idyllic for recharging batteries and discover the island.
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|Weekend Night
Basse saison
Jun 1 2017 - Jun 30 2017
7 night minimum stay
Moyenne saison
Jul 1 2017 - Aug 31 2017
7 night minimum stay
Basse saison
Sep 1 2017 - Sep 30 2017
7 night minimum stay
Moyenne saison
Oct 1 2017 - Dec 17 2017
7 night minimum stay
Très haute saison
Dec 18 2017 - Mar 11 2018
7 night minimum stay
|No additional mandatory fees
Le tarif est donné pour 4 personnes. (Bébé hébergé gratuitement)
TARIF DEGRESSIF en fonction de la durée du séjour et du nombre de personnes hébergées. Devis proposé.
Un acompte de 30% est demandé pour toute validation de réservation. Le solde doit être réglé 2 semaines avant la date d'arrivée.
Un chèque de caution de 1500€ est demandé, NON ENCAISSE,restitué en fin de séjour.


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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by Latinoking90, Mar 31, 2009.
I guess Stafford to Megatron will now happen....
Blue Skies Stafford. Has a nice ring to it.
Anyone know if Stafford plays the piano?
Lions better hope that a good OT slips to 20. Or that Stafford sits out an year.
Don't want him...
if hes got that arm and he is hitting the guys in stride with the coaching staff calling the plays? I say ya cant pass on him. Take him and get the best ot or dt with the next pick
Stafford was interviewed by the 49ers. Failed to impress with the psychological test. Kept asking the Doc how much he made. Coach over there thinks he'll pass if he's available. Don't need any more head cases in Lions land.
I'm pretty sure you're kidding but it's easy to see how young minds could be blinded by dollar signs...not many kids walk out of college and immediately get handed a multi-million $ job.
Here is an absurd thought. You may think I am kidding but I'm not so sure. It would be unorthodox and extreme, but I think it may be smart. Call up the teams that are above 500 and try to start a bidding war for your first pick. They can either offer you vets or more pics. If you don't get any takers because nobody wants to pay a rookie that hasn't proved anything a huge contract, guess what? You just found out your pick is worth didly squat. Now that you talked to the successful people and nobody was interested, see if you can sheist one of the dumber teams. If still no takers, here you go, absurd thought coming; when you are on the clock, simply let the clock run out. You lose the pic that nobody wanted but you have saved an enormous amount of money to spend on free agents and also aging pro bowl quality vets who got cut from other good teams on the last cut. Several good teams cut these guys and replace them with some new blood. The Lions could sign a number of these type of players to a one year contract. They may be old tires, but they still have a season of tread left on them. This will improve the Lions immediately plus buy them a little more time. Plus you know if there is a 40% chance the #1 pick will be a bust, guess what that percentage increases to because the Lions are the ones that are choosing. One more thought. If you think the world would laugh at the Lions for doing this, it doesn't matter. They already are. If you think the Lion fans would be ticked, again, it doesn't matter. They will buy tickets anyways. They would buy tickets if we cut everyone and suited up 100 eighty year old women from a nursing home.
Wish that I was, but this was on yahoo sports yesterday.
It wasn't a big deal, I think... 49ers don't want Stafford because he won't open up to shrink - Shutdown Cor... - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
The 49ers don't want to select the best player in the draft because he wouldn't talk to a shrink about his parents divorce? Perhaps Mike Singletary has taken a few too many hits to the head.
The only way we should even consider drafting Stafford is if his parents get back together. Anyone who has divorced parents is a liability in the NFL.
It's not so much that they just get back together. I would like to see his mom join the PTA and his dad do some volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity. They definitely need to have a family pet, preferably a dog.
JACKPOT!!!!!!!!! We're gonna have to build a new arena for this Stafford kid!
I agree with your sarcasm. I was just upset that he quizzed the Doc on his salary. Just tell em no that you do not wish to discuss and leave it at that.
yeah, how many times can to pass on the pick ? We'd need to pass down to the 5 pick to save any money.
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The max-min hill-climbing Bayesian network structure learning algorithm
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We present a new algorithm for Bayesian network structure learning, called Max-Min Hill-Climbing (MMHC). The algorithm combines ideas from local learning, constraint-based, and search-and-score techniques in a principled and effective way. It first reconstructs the skeleton of a Bayesian network and then performs a Bayesian-scoring greedy hill-climbing search to orient the edges. In our extensive empirical evaluation MMHC outperforms on average and in terms of various metrics several prototypical and state-of-the-art algorithms, namely the PC, Sparse Candidate, Three Phase Dependency Analysis, Optimal Reinsertion, Greedy Equivalence Search, and Greedy Search. These are the first empirical results simultaneously comparing most of the major Bayesian network algorithms against each other. MMHC offers certain theoretical advantages, specifically over the Sparse Candidate algorithm, corroborated by our experiments. MMHC and detailed results of our study are publicly available at http://www.dsl-lab.org/supplements/mmhc_paper/mmhc_index.html.


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Kristen joined the Montessori School of Central Vermont in the Fall of 2005. Kristen began working with the Montessori School of Central Vermont, Inc. as a Primary Guide and Site Director at MMS. In 2010 the Montessori School of Central Vermont launched its Elementary program and Kristen took the position as Elementary Guide, as well as continuing to serve as Site Director at MMS. In 2012 Kristen accepted the position for Head of School. Today Kristen currently serves as the Head of School and Lead Guide in one of the Children's House (ages 3-6) communities. She received her elementary training at Seacoast Center in NH and her primary training through the New England Montessori Teacher Education Center in MA and the North American Montessori Center in WA.
Lana Bodach-Turner - Financial Administrator
Lana has been with the Montessori School of Central Vermont since 2003, first serving as a Children's House classroom assistant. She quickly took on administrative support resposibilities as well, and in 2007 moved to a full time administrative position working alongside the Head of School. She currently serves as the Financial Administrator.
Lana received her Bachelors of Arts degree from Ithaca College, with the goal of working in the early education field. She completed the Assistance to Infancy program at the Montessori Institute Northwest in Oregon and a Master's Degree in Early Education with a concentration in Montessori (0-3) from Loyola University in Maryland.
Lana lives in East Montpelier with her husband and two children. Both her daughter and son attend the Montessori School of Central Vermont. When not at school Lana enjoys spending time with her family, reading, and being outdoors.
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After completing the academic requirements at New England Montessori Teacher Education Center in August 2008, Justyna started teaching in Poznan, Poland and then at Warsaw Montessori School. Justyna, her husband and two children wanted to return to New England and when the opportunity came from the Montessori School of Central Vermont in the Fall of 2010 they took it.
Justyna's undergraduate degree is in Public Administration, from Nicolas Copernicus University in Torun. She received her MEd in Administration and Supervision from the Organization and Management Department at Antioch University New England. Prior to working at Warsaw Montessori and MMS, she had a career in administration, banking and customer service. Justyna currently serves as a Primary Guide at the Montpelier Montessori School location.
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The is the second part of this weird old 1.8. Driving to work a few weeks ago I'm sitting at the light in a left lane. I have my windows down and I hear this other exhaust so I look over. There is this OLD VW w/ an aftermarket exhaust. I think nothing of it and when the light turns green I go w/ traffic. The VW has to slow down because the people in his lane are making a right and I pass him like I normally drive. I start going up this hill and turn my blinkers to change into the right lane as normal. There's NO cars in the right lane and I'm cruising around 45mph in a 35mph up a hill. Well I look in my rear view mirror and see the VW speeding up behind me? I have no idea what he's trying to do so I start speeding up w/ OUT changing gears but I'm already in 3rd. The VW gets into the left lane and probably doing 70mph+ ... I see a Jeep in the left lane and I'm probably 1.5 cars behind and right of the Jeep. I wondered to myself if the VW would be stupid enough to cut infront of me? Well as typical "rice" boys he does and as he cuts infront of me w/ maybe 5ft of room ... if he touched my car I would have beat him ... well as he "tires" to show off he changes gears and blows FIRE out of his exhaust ... I thought it was cool. Well he tries to keep going but in less than 3 secs he trapped in taffic again. I'm right behind him and I give him the look of "You're an idiot!"
Well the second part was yesterday driving home from work. I'm driving like I normally do in this one section which is 5-7K rpm up a hill because after sitting in traffic for 20 minutes gets me impatient. Well suddenly I notice an old VW 1.8 get right behind me going up this hill. I looked like the guy from a few weeks ago who tried to prove something. Well so I slow down and this guy just sits in my blind spot. However what I heard was this strange winning sound from his engine bay ... turbo charger, supercharger, or broken car. Well I'm waiting for a clearing or light but no luck. I on purposely slow down even more and look over at him and he doesn't even look at me.
What could an 1.8 have in the engine that caused the winning sound? Boy "ricer" didn't wanna go when I was ready? I'm sure I'll see him around one day at a light. I don't care what his 1/4 mile time is because a "street race" is <5 seconds. He wants to play I will too.


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Augusto Pinochet Ugarte, soldier and politician: born Valparaiso, Chile 25 November 1915; Colonel, Chilean Army 1966, Brigadier-General 1969, Divisional General 1970, General 1973; Commander-in-Chief, Chilean Armed Forces 1973-98, Captain General Emeritus 1998-2006; President of Chile 1974-90; Life Senator 1998; married 1943 Lucía Hiriart (two sons, three daughters); died Santiago 10 December 2006.
In nearly two centuries of independent history, Chile never produced a man with a more acute political nose than Augusto Pinochet. Whatever his military gifts may have been - and, like those of most of his Latin American confreres, these were never tested in battle except against his own people - his talent for intrigue, allied to a single-minded ambition, exceeded by far that of his countrymen, military and civilian.
His talents brought him supreme power during a 17-year dictatorship which formally ended in 1990. Thereafter, as commander-in-chief of the Chilean army until March 1998, he enjoyed an informal authority which cowed the civilian governments of Patricio Aylwin, Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle and Ricardo Lagos which had succeeded him.
It was only a rare hubristic error he committed in coming to London in late 1998 which brought about his arrest, confinement and consequent humiliation. This robbed him of the admiration for his skills that many practitioners of politics had, joyfully or grudgingly, for long harboured. Nevertheless his name will live on in the history books, albeit for an achievement which even his prescience could scarcely have foreseen: his capture on an extradition warrant and the ensuing legal battle has provided a locus classicus in the development of international human rights legislation and the global fight against the use of torture. Ironically, he had often expressed verbally and in his actions his disdain for human rights and his promotion of the effective use of torture.
The future dictator was born in the port city of Valparaiso in 1915, son of a customs official, Augusto, and his wife Avelina. An education in the city's best Catholic schools gave him a grasp of the importance of religion. This was to come in useful in his later political career where he had to sort out his Catholic friends and sympathisers - many of whom were to be found in the Vatican - from the many opponents who stood up to him within Chile's own powerful Catholic Church. Though he was rumoured to have become a freemason and thus flouted Catholic teaching, he was always careful to try and project an image of piety by frequenting the sacraments and publicising his devotion to the Virgin of Mount Carmel, protectress of the Chilean army.
In 1933, bent on a career as a soldier, he entered the army as an officer cadet, emerging four years later as an ensign in the infantry. From his early days as a soldier he had no hesitation in demonstrating his abiding interest in intellectual matters. In the 1940s he pursued all the opportunities for study that the army offered him, specialising in geopolitics and military geography. Those subjects have always been of immediate relevance to the armed forces of a country as long, thin, apparently indefensible and as surrounded by disgruntled neighbours as Chile is.
In 1948 Pinochet entered the Academy of War. His studies, however, were interrupted by some months sorting out the miners in the coal region of Lota, a spell of duty which, in the light of history, can be seen to have eerily anticipated similar activity by his idol and champion Margaret Thatcher against Arthur Scargill some decades later in Britain. He obtained a staff officer status, in 1951 being posted to the Military School. Besides teaching his specialised subjects he edited a magazine for officers, Cien Aguilas ("A Hundred Eagles"). Between 1953 and 1972 he produced five books on geopolitics, geography and military history.
After two years' duty in the Rancagua regiment in Arica on the often tense border with Peru he started a law degree at the University of Chile but in 1965 was plucked out to join a group of officers with the job of organising a War Academy in Quito. Three and a half years in the Ecuadorean capital gave Pinochet a chance of living geopolitics at first hand: Ecuador was an ally of Chile because both had indifferent relations with Peru.
Peru, vanquished and occupied by Chile in the 19th-century War of the Pacific, had no love for Chileans who had stolen Peru's Atacama Desert and its mineral riches. For their part the Ecuadoreans were at loggerheads with the Peruvians over the latter's possession of vast swathes of the Amazonian jungle.
Back in Chile, Pinochet received his first important command in 1960, that of the Esmeralda regiment, and three years later was appointed deputy director of Chile's War Academy. In 1968 he was promoted to brigadier-general in command of the VI Division based in Iquique, a post he continued to occupy after Salvador Allende came to power in 1970. Pinochet was therefore absent in the north as the Chilean right, Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger and US companies such as ITT sought to prevent Allende's assuming the presidency to which he had been freely and fairly elected.
A US military attaché was later to confess that he carried down from Washington a large sum in dollar banknotes to buy the assassination of General René Schneider, the army commander who was loyal to the forces' traditional unwillingness to be implicated in party politics and was resisting calls from the Chilean right and the US for an immediate coup against Allende. Though not directly involved, Pinochet cannot have been unaware of the manoeuvrings.
From 1971 onwards, the career of this studious, efficient officer became centred for good on Santiago. As major-general he was given command of the garrison of the capital and a year later was appointed, with the approval of Allende, to head the army general staff.
By then, within Chile and in the United States, the enemies of the President's unstable coalition of six parties of the left and centre-left had shown their continuing desire to topple the head of state. Nevertheless elections results indicated that, despite the trials brought on by Popular Unity's many failings and US co-operation in economic sabotage, Allende's government had been growing in popularity.
At a time when political currents were swirling round the army, navy, air force and the Carabineros or gendarmerie, undermining their tradition of being apart from parliamentary life, Pinochet retained the confidence of the now beleaguered President, who trusted him. On 23 August 1973 Allende named Pinochet Commander-in-Chief of the army on the departure of General Carlos Prats.
Meanwhile, with or without US financial subsidies, senior figures in the armed forces were hard at work planning a coup against Allende. Though the historians' interpretations differ, it seems that Pinochet was seen as too loyal to Allende to be included initially in the conspirators' circle and that he was not recruited until Saturday 8 September, only three days before the date fixed for the action.
Indeed, as 11 September dawned and the president realised that the armed forces had indeed turned their backs on the apolitical tradition which had distinguished them from their confrères in Latin America, he was worried about the fate of his faithful Pinochet. As the coup unrolled, Allende in a radio broadcast vilified a "general rastrero" or "traitorous general". But he was not referring to Pinochet, as many thought, but to General César Mendoza of the Carabineros.
Once the Moneda presidential palace had been bombed into submission by the British-built Hunter jets and the President was dead in the fiery rubble, Pinochet moved fast to recover any ground which he might have lost in the run-up to the coup. He was aided by his command of the largest and most influential of the four arms and on 12 September assumed the chairmanship of the four-man junta.
Though many Chileans, including many on the right, initially felt the military would return power to civilians within months, Pinochet's junta disposed otherwise, formally dissolving Congress on 14 September and burning the electoral registers in June 1974 when Pinochet assumed all executive powers.
The DINA secret police was formally inaugurated by him that same month, but it had already been operating for some months, targeting those who could have helped set up a democratic government in exile, one of the dictator's nightmares. Prats, his former superior officer, was blown up with his wife in Buenos Aires; Bernardo Leighton, an enlightened Christian Democrat, was gravely wounded by DINA gunmen in Rome; and Orlando Letelier, Allende's former ambassador to the US, was blown up in the diplomatic quarter of Washington.
Surrounded by conservative economists, many trained at the University of Chicago, Pinochet encouraged the visit to Santiago in March 1975 of their guru, Professor Milton Friedman. He approved of the dictatorship and chose not to criticise the assassinations, illegal imprisonments, torture, exile and other atrocities - all exhaustively chronicled by Amnesty International - now being carried out in the name of the free market. (He thus foreshadowed Washington's indulgent attitude towards Letelier's murder which would take place the following year.)
The imposition of right-wing free market policies caused many bankruptcies but, allied to the fact that political parties and trade unions were outlawed and their leaders often murdered, it opened the way in the 1980s to a period of growth which at times exceeded 10 per cent a year.
This economic bonanza, the confiscation of the property of Pinochet's opponents, the foundation of an arms industry and the privatisation of state companies, whose most important beneficiaries were the already prosperous, afforded particular opportunities for the quick-witted pinochetistas. His own immediate family, though wracked with scandal, divorce and upset, waxed increasing rich as Pinochet himself, with no little success, sought to maintain the fallacious image of an austere and honest soldier.
In December 1990, he had to order the army to threaten the use of force to deter a civilian inquiry into the business dealings of his elder son Augusto. The latter had been implicated in the so-called "Pinocheques" affair, involving the discovery of a number of large cheques and a small factory in Chile producing Swiss small arms which was sold to the Chilean army.
In 1980 Augusto Pinochet held a plebiscite on a new constitution against which his opponents were not permitted to organise and the next year this flawed document gave him a further eight years in power. With the outbreak of the Falklands War Pinochet saw many chances. By quietly allying himself to a great arms manufacturer like Britain he could help his own forces at the same time as teaching a lesson to the Argentine military rulers who had almost brought Chile and Argentina to war in 1979. The military help Pinochet gave to Margaret Thatcher has not yet been publicly quantified but was certainly immense, and vital in the British recapture of the archipelago.
In September 1988 Pinochet's own personal prestige was boosted when he very narrowly escaped a well- organised ambush and assassination attempt by left-wing guerrillas on the outskirts of the capital.
That year, over-confident, he lost a plebiscite about a further term in office. A year later a majority of Chileans had little alternative other than to approve constitutional amendments which shielded him and his associates against prosecution for their actions. After elections in 1990 he handed the presidency to Aylwin, retaining command of the army till 1998. Between 1979 and 1995 he produced a series of solid polemics and memoirs.
On 11 March 1998 he quit his command and became Life Senator while retaining the post of Captain General Emeritus. This arrangement, combining parliamentary immunity and the ultimate recourse of being judged only by a military court, afforded him effective impunity.
He had not counted on the determination of a Spanish judge, Baltasar Garzón, who had him arrested on charges of murder and torture on 16 October 1998 in London, a city whose shops and restaurants - from Harrods to the River Café - he had previously, under Conservative and Labour, frequented with a light heart.
Probably under pressure from Washington, where successive presidents had looked kindly on him, the Home Office selected a panel likely to compile a medical report acceptable to the British government which on 2 March 2000 suggested that Pinochet's health did not allow him to stand trial. The report fulfilled its purpose and he was freed by the Home Secretary, Jack Straw, who as Foreign Secretary had had him arrested, and rushed on to a Chilean military aircraft. Arriving back in Santiago the following day, he rose from his wheelchair and waved his crutch in triumph at supporters who had gathered at Pudahuel airport to greet him.
Confounding all predictions, his opponents in Chile continued to pursue him successfully through the courts. Amid the bitterest legal battles, they persuaded the Supreme Court definitively to lift his immunity as a Senator for Life in August 2000. On 31 January 2001 he was placed under house arrest on charges of murder and kidnapping in connection with the so-called Caravan of Death, the killing in October 1973 of 75 supporters of the civilian government, one of several hundred charges he faced.
Amid much judicial prevarication Pinochet was declared too ill to stand trial, although the judges did not dare to declare him insane, the only condition under the Chilean constitution which would have allowed him to escape judgement. On his 91st birthday last month, he tentatively accepted "political responsibility" for what happened during his rule, but the legal arguments over the nature of this responsibility continued until his death.
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On the day of one of Europe's biggest Christian festivals, an eight carriage high velocity train flew off its tracks killing at least 80 people.
In the city where it happened, Santiago De Compostela, Spain, the Christian festival fun came to a screeching halt and the city went into mourning.
Today, police paid a visit to the hospital to take the driver of the train into custody. The driver was under a formal investigation as the authorities tried to piece together the how exactly the derailment happened.
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The 61st Airlift Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., received another C-130J Super Hercules, which was ferried today from the Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] plant here.
Maj. Gen. Timothy Zadalis, commander, 618th Air and Space Operations Center (Tanker Airlift Control Center), Scott Air Force Base, Ill., flew the Super Hercules (Lockheed Martin aircraft serial number 5736) to Little Rock AFB. Zadalis is a command pilot who has flown seven aircraft variants, including the C-130.
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Normally, when you walk up the stairs in the Rutgers Student Center, you'll pass a few offices, see a couple students either studying or napping, but there's not much else to take in. This past Sunday though, those stairs led to a multi-purpose room decked out with lights, speakers, a stage and six local bands and some poets who were all anxious to gear up in the name of college radio. Welcome to RLC's third annual Corefest, a music festival dedicated to bringing some of the brightest newbies from various New Jersey/New York scenes out from the basement and onto campus.
Professor Caveman opened the show with frenetic energy, tossing blues, funk, garage rock and a shot of adrenaline around the stage. Lead singer/guitarist Rob Romano was, unfortunately, the only one to lose his pants during the whole event. Next up was Philadelphia trio Mo Lowda and the Humble who added some unique swagger to tight-knit Kings of Leon-inspired grooves. New Jersey's Boxed Wine rounded out the first half of the show with a set full of power-pop anthems that ended with explosive covers of Springsteen's Dancing In The Dark and Alice Deejay's Better Off Alone. In between bands, several poets from the area were given the spotlight, adding even more local flavor to the event.
From this point on, you can separate the show into two acts: the first act was all about movin' and groovin' and guitar solos; then the second act showcased a much darker end of the basement scene spectrum. Doughnuts sauntered through a drone-gaze set with a real doughnut appropriately perched center stage before being consumed in the final noise-jam moments of the band's set. New York's Heaven's Gate brought us through a dark No Wave night in Brooklyn where lead singer Jess Pap's tortured vocals—surrounded by a flurry of guitar noise—provided the only road map home. The final act in the multi-purpose room that night was Noun, whose proficiency in both gentle harmonies and wailing garage-goth provided a perfect wrap-up for the evening.
Between the diverse talent, crowd enthusiasm and copious screen printed t-shirts and zines, one could easily tell that this was an event with major DIY roots. The entire evening was thrown together by radio DJs who are heavily invested in the pursuit of emerging (literally, from basements) music. While you may eventually hear some of these bands on the radio, they'll be way left of the dial, and that's just how we like 'em.
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Over 40 years ago, the late, great John Lennon wrote a fanboy'ish letter to guitarist Eric Clapton, expressing his admiration and desire to work with the guitar great. The note is going up on the auction block, with an estimate that it will fetch at least $30,000! It's a piece of rock 'n' roll history, hence why it commands that price tag.
In the letter, Lennon wrote, "Eric, I know I can bring out something great, in fact greater in you that had been so far evident in your music. I hope to bring out the same kind of greatness in all of us, which I know will happen if/when we get together."
The letter is dated September 29, 1971.
It will go under the hammer on December 18 in Los Angeles.
Would you bid on this piece of rock memorabilia?
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