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San Francisco contractor Mel Turner is leading a volunteer home renovation project, and while she expects lots of questions from her inexperienced crew, she can't help asking a few of her own - especially about the haunted house next door . . . the place local kids call the "Murder House." But when volunteers discover a body while cleaning out a shed, questions pile up faster than discarded lumber.
Mel notices signs of ghostly activity next door and she wonders: Are the Murder House ghosts reaching out to her for help, or has the house claimed another victim? Now, surprised to find herself as the SFPD's unofficial "ghost consultant," Mel must investigate murders both past and present before a spooky killer finishes another job.
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"Fun and Spooky"
It ranks at the top. Juliet Blackwell is one of my very favorite authors. Her Haunting books will be my 2014 pick of the year for Best Series. Love them all
I liked that it moves along at a fast pace and there is always something unexpected happening.
Excellent. Xe Sands is a Rock Star in the Narrator world. Love every book she reads.
No extreme reactions, but it was a little creepy but always ending well.
Fun and fast paced. Lots of interesting characters and tons of funny quips. I love that Mel can see and hear ghosts.
"Another good book"
This is another good addition to a very good series. If you would like to spend your day with a cozy mystery this is a good one.
"A Hauntingly Good Read"
Xe Sands is an outstanding narrator!
Juliet Blackwell's series about Mel, a lady construction contractor who seems to be able to see and sometimes talk to ghosts, are fun reads. They are light and do not delve into the gruesome black areas that many ghost stories do. Its a great entertaining light read. Even my husband has enjoyed the series!
I love action and suspense embedded in a good fantasy or mystery. Sprinkles of romance okay, but no erotica please.
"A pleasant cozy mystery and light read.."
I am growing accustomed to quirky Mel Turner, building contractor of fringe and spangled dresses, and the quirky people in her life. The book moves along nicely. The Audible narrator could differentiate a bit more on some of the voices, but she still does good work. I'll continue to read the series.
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If you've read any of my other reviews, you already know I like a fun listen. And these Blackwell books are that. They are fun. Xe Sands is very playful with the characters, but I'm fussy about readers and hear more vocal fry in every single character than I'd really like to hear from just one or two. It can sometimes be difficult to tell who is speaking.
The heroine seems to be pretty down to earth, if you don't count the wacky way she dresses. I could have lived without that character quirk - it seems a little forced, but it doesn't get in the way of the stories so I choose to wink at it.
The books themselves have romance and fun twists and it isn't easy to figure out who the bad guys are - always a plus. Blackwell isn't King or Koontz, but sometimes it's a relief not to have your socks scared off. And, really, who doesn't like a humorous ghost story?
"Another fabulously entertaining story by Juliet Blackwell"
Fun from start to finish, Mel turner, ghost buster, has another winning story. Love XE SANDS as a reader.
"great series"
Loved the story and the series. Each book islike catching up with good friends.
"Another Great Story in the Series "
I love series books. I normally read Norma Roberts, but this series by Juliet Blackwell is really good.
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I really enjoyed the next installment in this series and look forward to the next one! Don't miss this or any of the other books in the series.
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I enjoy narrator XE Sands so much. She reads this story so well. I like this series. Very entertaining .
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Her mission is to turn the 135,000sq ft homeware floor into a must-visit design destination, coaxing customers with a mix of the world's top luxury brands and the work of young UK designers. Her job takes her around the world but London is still her favourite place to shop.
I live in a fourth-floor, two-bedroom flat in the heart of Chiswick with my husband, Pezhman Fard, who is an NHS GP, and our Welsh terrier, Gwen. We married earlier this year. I like the area because it's village-y but near to the centre of town. The flat is only three years old and open plan, so it feels modern with an amazing terrace at the front and lots of floor-to-ceiling glass. I love the combination of having the hum of the traffic and being up in the trees.
I lead such a busy life, so I need calm at home. It's neutral greys and beiges and warm tones, with lots of texture, cashmere and velvet. Paints are from Little Greene, with a soft grey called Welcome in the hallway. Then Slate Grey and French Grey elsewhere. I'm quite minimal but love prinking cushions. I do like things to be perfect. We also collect art, one-off pieces of furniture and lovely objects.
A great luxury brand: Boca do Lobo's lacquered Diamond Chocolate sideboard
It's a brand that combines craftsmanship, the finest materials, heritage and a strong design DNA — the best quality presented in the most beautiful way. Boca do Lobo is a great example. It's a traditional old Portuguese brand that has been completely modernised in an interesting way, so that pieces of furniture or homeware can be in a room both as functional objects and works of art.
The Old Cinema in Chiswick. It covers so many eras. The last thing we bought was an old and beautifully battered wing-back Chesterfield sofa for my husband's practice offices.
The Sunday food market in Dukes Meadows, the riverside park in Chiswick. We buy cheeses and pastries, homemade beefburgers and plants for the terrace. Everything they sell is locally sourced.
I do all my thinking in the walled gardens of Chiswick House, where I love to walk with my dog. It's my dog's favourite place, too.
If we can manage to wake up by 6am and be in Holland Park by 6.30 or 7am, it's magical. There is no one else around and after a really good walk we can head off to the Nouvelle Café in Abingdon Villas for breakfast.
I would absolutely adore a lamp (above) and desk from Bottega Veneta. It has all the craftsmanship of classic Bottega and is absolutely exquisite. I imagine it being in this stark white room with beautiful windows and just that on a parquet floor. But I think it would probably cost £15,000.
Furniture designer Amy Somerville is definitely one to watch. She takes classic shapes and give them a modern twist, such as her electric blue velvet sofa (below, £8,139). Her pieces are very British, beautiful and bespoke in bright, bold colours.
It's a limited-edition typography map of London (below) by the artist Mark Webber. I saw it at The Old Cinema [a vintage store in Chiswick High Road] and fell in love with it but didn't buy it. Two days later I got home and there it was, all wrapped up as a present from my husband. I love it because it shows the whole of London including Harrods.
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Centre-punch the site of the hole, with the receiver and barrel set up and "lined up" (sights etc) in a vice. Remember once you have drilled the hole, even the pilot hole, you will be committed...no more sight alignment adjustment after the drilling.
Drill using a 1/4 inch or 6,5mm drill. Then get a 7mm parallel reamer ( an adjustable one may be needed) and finish the hole to 7mm...assuming you have set everything up correctly,and drilled True ( ie 50% in the barrel, 50% in the wall of the receiver, and come out horizontally "level". All this requires a professional Drill press, or better still a Milling Machine or a heavy Mill-drill combo...NONE of your $99 Walmart specials....
Once the hole is cross drilled ( by setting up to drill Vertically in the Milling Vice) and reamed, you can prepare the Locking Pin. It needs to be very slightly tapered ,with a "rounded" lead edge. The Back edge can be flat.
DO NOT Hammer the PIN; lube it lightly, then Tap it in to start it. Check that it is square to the receiver with an engineer's square...Then Move the whole lot to a 5 ton Arbour or Hydraulic press, and Press--Repeat--Press the Pin in, using a flat face on the press to do the job. The Job itself should be kept square by locking up in a Milling Vice, firmly bolted to the press table. Use form-fitting clams if possible ("receiver Blocks")
That is the way they do it in the Factory, so you can't go better than copying the system.
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I am assuming above that the receiver is "unfinished" ( ie there is no hole in the trunnion part yet...)
If there is a 7mm hole already in the trunnion, but no corresponding slot in the barrel, proceed as follows:-
Try to get a 7mm End Mill ( four flutes--an "Unconventional" size), and use in a Mill Drill, using the receiver trunnion hole to "Guide" it true. The four cutter edges will cut the "half groove" in the barrel, and line it up with the existing holes in the Trunnion. Then clean up with the 7mm reamer. Everything must be "square" otherwise the cutter will "run out" and bugger your hole. Work the mill drill, advancing slowly...patience is a virtue here--and clear chips regularly, with either compressed air, or a squirt bottle of cutting fluid.
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He was a pupil at Ballycastle Integrated Primary School where classmates have been offered counselling today.
Northern Ireland Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness tweeted:
SDLP councillor Donal Cunningham has expressed his sympathy to the family.
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- It's difficult work with long hours.
- The pay is low enough that many people take a second job, yet many teachers spend their own money on classroom supplies. The average expense is $1,142.
- Teachers believe they're seen by the public as more akin to child-care workers than skilled professionals.
- More than 1 in 4 respondents said they were "not at all likely" to still be teaching in Southern Arizona in five years.
- Forty percent of the responding teachers said they would be "not at all likely" to recommend teaching in Southern Arizona to others.
Investing in education is one of the most intelligent business decisions a community can make for its immediate benefit — and its future. Nationwide, teachers comprise the largest workforce.
Teaching has long suffered from the misperception that anyone can do it. The ability hasn't been valued, and the skill and experience that is necessary to do it with excellence is not recognized.
"People have an antiquated idea of what a teacher does," Jacquelyn Jackson, executive director of Tucson Values Teachers, said in an interview.
Teaching today is also not an 8-to-3 job with long vacations and summers off. Southern Arizona teachers spend an average of 60 hours per week on the job — in the classroom, preparing lessons, grading, pursuing professional development, performing assigned extra duties during the school day and after class and over the summer break. Even if that is an overestimation of time spent, it is obvious that teaching is not the job some think it to be.
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Nationally, however, teachers report job dissatisfaction rooted in two areas: their school or district administration, and a lack of autonomy or discretion in what and how they teach, according to University of Pennsylvania Professor Robert Ingersoll, co-author of the study "Seven Trends: The Transformation of the Teaching Force."
The teaching profession has become one of quick churn across the country, which leads to a constant influx of beginners. Of that starting group, about 50 percent will leave teaching within five years, Ingersoll said.
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This trend isn't explicitly addressed in the Southern Arizona study, but it puts the spotlight on the need to retain talented and effective teachers who may be driven from the classroom by low pay, long hours and working conditions.
The Tucson Values Teachers survey provides data about working conditions inside schools. Tucson is a generous community, giving money and supplies to schools, and that support needs to continue, but that's scratching the surface.
As a community we talk a lot about economic development and investing for growth. We should do the same with education.
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Bantam Pilot Model - 1940
BRC-60 - Bantam model - 70 produced
BRC-40 - American Bantam Jeep for military
BRC-40/4WS - Bantam 4 wheel steering Jeep model
BRC-40 Checker - Checker's take on the Bantam design
Quad - Willys design prototype - 1940
Pygmy - Ford's design prototype - 1940
CPJ - Chevrolet entry proto for the Military design group
Mark II - Bantam production 1940-1941
MA - Willys production Jeep for the military 1,553 produced - 1941
GP - Ford's Jeep that the military ordered 1,500 of eventually 4,456 were produced - 1941
BRC-40 - Bantam's Jeep turned into the military 1,500 but in the end 2,605 were produced - 1941
MB(1) - Willys second generation Jeep design (the model produced in 1941 had a welded grill and 25,808 were produced)
MB(2) - Willys second design that incorporated the Ford designed stamped grill - 335,531 were built
GPW - Ford's Jeep built on Willys design specs, the breakdown of the designation is "G" Government, "P" Ford's designation for 80" wheelbase "W" Willys design 277,896 were built from 1941 - 1945
GPA - Ford's Amphibious Jeep 12,778 were built from 1942 - 1943 "A" fpr amphibious
M-38 - Willys gov design of the CJ-3A from 1950 - 1952 only 61,423 were ever produced
M-38a1 - Willys government design that would mostly resemble the CJ-5. 101,488 were produced from 1952 - 1957
M-170 - Long wheelbase Military Ambulance
M-151 - MUTT ("Military Unit Tactical Truck") built from 1959 - 1978
M-718 - Ambulance version of the M-151
M-422 - Mighty Mite. Aluminum Marine Corps Jeep, air cooled V4 lightweight
M-422A1 - Longer wheelbase version of the Mighty Mite
M-606 - The Jeep M606 was a military version of the Jeep CJ-3B, built 1962
M-606A1 (12v) and M606A2 (24v), M606A3 Designed after the CJ-5 both for US Armed Forces and Export from 1965 through 1982
M-676 - FC truck the M676 (or type I) was a two door pickup which differed very little from a stock FC-170
M-677 - FC truck The M677 (type II) was a four door crew cab pickup having the same 103" wheelbase and thus a shorter pickup box
M-679 - FC Marine Ambulance
M715 - Kaiser-built military pick-up truck, similar to the Gladiator J2000 - J4000 trucks
M-725 - military field ambulance
CJ-V35 - Military custom order. Cross between MB, M38, CJ-3A.
CJ-V35/U 1000 modified CJ-3As were produced for the U.S. Navy as the underwater vehicle
XM-170 - Experimental cousin of the CJ-4
CJ-2 (Agrijeep) - Willys first commercial bid for the gen public, mostly in farm use
CJ-2A - Willys second production Jeep for the gen public, 214,202 were built from 1945 - 1949
CJ-3A - Willy third design, this Jeep had 131,843 produced from 1949 - 1953
CJ-3B - Willys design this was much like the CJ-3A only the hood was much taller. To accommodate the F-head. 155,494 were produced from 1953 - 1968
CJ-4 - The missing link as some would call this one, it is an early design of what would become the CJ-5, only one is known to still exist
CJ-4 (Mahindra and Mahindra) - a long CJ-3B built in India
FC 150 - Jeep Forward Control Truck, based on the 81" wheelbase CJ-5 initially.
FC 170 - Longer wheelbase (103.5) Forward Control truck, used Super Hurricane I6
CJ-5 - Willys (Kaiser) made from 1955 - 1970, then AMC took it from there and built them till 1983 when among criticism about getting tough on high rollover risk AMC reluctantly decided to drop the short base model form its lineup. in the end over 600,000 of them were produced
CJ-6 - Willys (Kaiser) 1956 - 1970 and AMC 1970 - 1981, this one has a 101" wheelbase. From 1976-1981 they were export only. The only production number I have is 50,172 which sounds awful low to me for that many years
CJ-5A/CJ-6A - Kaiser Elevated the Tuxedo Park package to a separate model in 1964 ended ?
CJ-7 - Built by AMC starting in 1976, this Jeep had 93.4" wheelbase and had many offspring to its design
CJ-8 - this AMC design was known as the Scrambler, it has a 103" wheelbase and with the half top took on a truck type look. built from 1981 - 1985 27,792 were built
CJ-10 - 3/4 ton CJ Truck, export mainly to Australia
CJ-10A - Aircraft Military Tug in the United States
DJ-5A - Jeep built 2 wheel drive for mostly Postal delivery, they did also built a DJ-8 similar to the CJ-8
YJ - Wrangler, Started by AMC in 1986 and taken over by Chrysler in 1988, 632,231 were built up until 1995
TJ - 1997 - 2006, Jeep Wrangler
TJ-L - Long wheelbase TJ available for overseas military use
LJ - 2003 - 2006, Wrangler Unlimited
KJ - Jeep Liberty
XJ - Jeep Cherokee
VJ - 1949 through 1951 original 2WD Jeepster
ZJ - Jeep Grand Cherokee 1993 - 1998
MJ - Comanche - 1984-91 - compact pick-up
FC - Forward Control Jeep Van Trucks
FJ-3 and FJ-3A - Fleet Vans
FJ - Eagle Talon
WJ - Jeep Grand Cherokee 1999 - 2004
WK - Jeep Grand Cherokee 2005 -
SJ - Denotes the full size Grand Wagoneers and Trucks 1963 - 1993
XK - Jeep Commander
JK - Jeep Wrangler, 2007 - present
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Retirement May be Attainable After All…If You Work Just a Bit Longer
I will admit, I am a bit of a "retirement nag," and am quick to point out the doom
and gloom stories of hard-working individuals who may not have enough to retire at the age they wish. Yes, I am the finger-wagger when it comes to preaching the benef
its of saving early, saving often, and saving in a mixed bag of investments. So in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday, I have linked to a recent Wall Street Journal Article that presents a more positive picture. (See ""). Come to find out, if you are a little behind on retirement saving, you don"t necessarily have to work until you"re 102. An 45-year old average-wage worker who socks away 18 percent a year into savings (which is slightly higher than the recommended 12 to 15 percent a year) need only work until age 70 in order to maintain his or her standard of living in retirement.
Of course, saving early (age 25) and often (monthly contributions to some kind retirement account) is still the best advice. After all, unexpected physical or mental disabilities may prohibit some individuals from working to age 70 and beyond. But at least there is hope. It is never too late.
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IE 7 Help and Support
After letting you all know that the new Internet Explorer (IE 7) was released last week, several of you have e-mailed me to offer up your concerns, your likes and dislikes, etc. After reading through all of the e-mails, it seems as if some of you are having trouble with the new Web browser. Unfortunately, this is usually the case with any brand new program.
Now, since we here at WorldStart don't have any affiliation with IE 7, we are unable to give technical support for the problems you may be having, but I wanted you to know that there still is hope. If you are running into some trouble with the new browser, you can always look for help online by doing a search with your favorite search engine. Even after a brief research myself, I have found several articles written on some of the common problems being seen in IE 7.
If you are having extreme trouble, you can also contact Microsoft directly for help. Microsoft has created a Web page that is solely devoted to help and support for IE 7. There are some common FAQs on this page, along with a contact phone number for support. All of this information can be found here. So, if you're having a lot of problems and you just can't seem to get them figured out, give this a try. It may just be what you've been waiting for!
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JJ Schwarz set a Florida Gator record with four home runs and fellow freshman Dalton Guthrie hit his first two career home runs as the Florida baseball team crushed the Stetson Hatters 22-2 Tuesday night. The 10th ranked Gators move to 25-9 on the season, while Stetson falls to 18-16. …Read More »
Gators Tame Tigers, Complete Sweep
The Florida baseball team emerged victorious in the Sunday afternoon series finale against Missouri with a final score of 6-5. The Gators capped off a series sweep of the Tigers and took a two-game lead in the SEC with an extra-innings walkoff by freshman outfielder Ryan Larson. The Gators got …Read More »
Gator Baseball Does Some Spring Cleaning, Sweeps Georgia
A day after winning both games of a double header Saturday, the No. 18 Florida baseball team completed the sweep of rival Georgia with a score of 10-3 on Easter Sunday. The Bulldogs got on the board early with an RBI by junior Nelson Ward in the top of the …Read More »
Gator Baseball Tames Tigers, Complete First SEC Sweep
After dropping two to Florida on Saturday, LSU showed up to McKethan Stadium Sunday afternoon in hopes of preventing a sweep. The Tigers scored early and often, but couldn't quite keep up with Florida, dropping the final game of the weekend, 11-7. With the sweep, Florida is now 6-3 in …Read More »
Florida Baseball Tops #1 FSU
The Gator baseball team outshines the top ranked Florida State Seminoles in their first meeting of the season after a 3-1 win at home Tuesday night. Sophomore lefty Danny Young took the mound for Florida on Tuesday night, opposing Florida State's senior righty Peter Miller. Young threw three scoreless innings, giving …Read More »
Florida Outlasts Tennessee In Extras, Win Series
The Florida baseball team was able to take down the Tennessee Volunteers 3-2 in extra innings on Saturday night at McKethan Stadium. With the win, the Gators improved to 25-19 overall and 12-8 in the SEC. The Volunteers fell to 17-24 and 5-15 in conference play. UF is now 2-4 …Read More »
Gator Baseball Clinches Series With South Carolina
The Florida Gator baseball team clinched its second SEC series with a 4-3 victory over the South Carolina Gamecocks on Friday night. Florida improved its record to an even .500 at 18-18 overall and in the SEC as well with a 7-7 record. Gators coach Kevin O'Sullivan was very pleased with the win. The …Read More »
Florida Baseball Drops Series Opener Against Mississippi State 7-3
Florida starter Jonathon Crawford went from shutout to shot-down after falling to 1-5 on the season. Following his complete game gem against Ole Miss last Saturday, Crawford threw five innings, gave up six hits allowed five runs, two of them earned, struck out four and walked five in tonight's start. …Read More »
Gators, Crawford Put Together Complete Game Against Ole Miss
Florida baseball evened the series against Ole Miss winning 7-0 Saturday afternoon in Gainesville. The Gators improved to 12-16 overall and 3-5 in SEC play. The Rebels fell to 23-5 and 4-4. Gator starting pitcher Jonathon Crawford (1-4) went the distance to pick up his first win of the season. …Read More »
Gators Baseball Hosts Ole Miss Friday Night
The Gators Baseball team opens up a three-game weekend series against No. 12 Ole Miss Friday night at McKethan Stadium. The Gators are 11-15 this season and 2-4 in SEC play, while the Rebels are 21-4 on the season and 3-3 in SEC play. Florida's last action on the diamond …Read More »


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Although I'm not a huge fan of doughnuts -- they're not sweet enough for me to justify ingesting all those calories -- as soon as I walked into work the other day, I made a beeline for the box of Dunkin Donuts leftover from the day before.
Before I knew it, one of them made its way from the box and into my mouth.
I didn't want to eat it, but I did anyway.
THURSDAY, May 25
Project Linus: Spread Blanket Hugs Locally. Thursday, May 25 at 11 a.m. at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library to create no-sew fleece blankets for children who are ill, traumatized or otherwise in need of blankets. They will be distributed locally at Harrison Memorial Hospital. Call the library to register at 859-234-4881.
Interactive Movie Sing Along. Thursday, May 25 at 2 p.m. with the 1991 version of Beauty and the Beast for all ages at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library. Costumes are welcome but not required.
10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Erin Taylor Dickson, March 2, daughter of Nick and Mary Beth Dickson; Brooklyn Marie Garrison, Feb. 19, daughter of Shaundra Edwards and Reese Garrison; Kaitlin Ross Johnson, Jan. 30, daughter of Ryan and Christy Johnson; Carson Wright Witajewski, Nov. 28, son of Bryan and Alison Witajewski.
The Cynthiana-Harrison County Chamber of Commerce names new director. Pat Grenier is the new executive director.
Harrison County track teams secure team titles in the Harrison County Invitational Track meet.
A revival will be held at Berry Baptist Church, 306 Main Street, Berry, Ky., May 26-28 featuring the Bluegrass Boys Quartet.
Friday, May 26 at 7 p.m., Saturday, May 27 at 7 p.m., and Sunday, May 28 at 10 and 11 a.m. Everyone is welcome.
For more information call Pastor Carl Morton at 859-356-2887 or the church at 859-234-0440.
Scott and Susan Bishop of Falmouth, announces the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Cassandra Marie Bishop, to Adam Jarrod Marsh, son of Sam and Joan Marsh of Cynthiana.
The wedding will take place at Willow Baptist Church on May 27, 2017, and the reception will follow at Kincaid Lake.
The United Methodist Women of the First United Methodist Church met Thursday, May 4. It was the annual event of "Ladies Night Out." There were 46 women present.
Barbara Harris, co-president, welcomed the women to the meeting. Virgie Wells, co-president, reminded the women of the worldwide work that the United Methodist Women accomplish. It is heart warming to know that our work continues after 150 years.
Esther Coy blessed the food. A meal catered by Kara Godman, and served by school children, very efficiently, was enjoyed by everyone.
* Cynthiana Democrat, Nov. 22, 1928 -- "Rohs Theatre, Walnut Street, Two days only - Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 26 and 27 - Special Music and Effects; Bargain Matinees at 2:30 - 15 and 35 cents; nights (one show) 7:30 - 25 and 50 cents. (2017 - Rohs Theatre alive and well, have you visited recently?)
With Mother's Day fresh in our minds, I am reminded of all mothers and the pivotal role they play in all our lives.
Whenever I think of precious memories from my childhood, I see a picture of my mother in most of my recollections. She was always there caring, nurturing, raising and loving me and my siblings.
A week or so ago, I spoke at a fundraising event for the George Washington Carver Community Center in Crystal River, Florida, near where I live.
The center is built on the footprint of the historic all-black George Washington Carver School.
I spoke to them about hope.
On Thursday, I also spoke about hope to some ladies at a local Presbyterian church.
Hope is one of my favorite topics, if not my very favorite. Without hope, I would shrivel and die.
I suspect you would too.
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The Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa Voted 'Top Hotel Spa in Africa and the Middle East'
Congratulations to The Twelve Apostles, one of our favorite Cape Town hotels, for being voted as one of the Top Hotel Spas in Africa and the Middle East!
Cape Town's Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa, part of the family-owned Red Carnation Hotel Collection, has been voted the Top Hotel Spa in Africa and the Middle East award in the Travel + Leisure 2012 World's Best Awards. Adding to its' growing list of international accolades, it not only scooped the coveted 1st position, but was also ranked in the Top 100 Hotels overall, and awarded the third place on the list of Top City Hotels in Africa and the Middle East. Survey results were based on ratings by the readers of Travel + Leisure in the following categories: rooms/facilities, location, service, restaurants/food, and value. Winners will be honoured at an awards ceremony inNew York on 19 July, and the results will be published in the August issue of Travel + Leisure magazine (due for release on 20 July).
Says Horst Frehse, general manager of The Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa, 'It's a wonderful reward after a major investment not only in terms of the renovations that now provide excellent surroundings to our guests, but also in terms of selecting and training the therapists that provide professional services that contribute even more to the unique location of the Twelve Apostles.'
Poised above the Atlantic Ocean on one of the world's most scenic routes and offering endless views across the Atlantic Ocean, The Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa is celebrating its 10th birthday in November. Well established as the city's leading boutique hotel, it prides itself in offering guests that 'personal touch'. Designed by Toni Tollman, the interior design is inspired by its namesake, creating a fresh, calming environment that artfully combines sophistication with simplicity, comfort and elegance. The hotel boasts 70 bedrooms and suites, including the Presidential Suite; two swimming pools perched above the ocean; Azure restaurant, the Café Grill, and the Leopard Room Bar; a 16-seater private cinema; as well as meeting, events and weddings facilities for up to 90 guests.
The Spa at The Twelve Apostles underwent a complete transformation a year ago, to ensure and offer the ultimate in style and tranquillity. Natural muted tones of whites, beiges, stones and marble were chosen to exude a calming, light and spiritual ambience, where guests can succumb to the hands of expert therapists with treatments that heal, restore and pamper. It features seven superbly-equipped treatment rooms for dual and single treatments with a hydrotherapy bath and rain showers, as well as a Rasul Chamber for traditional cleansing rituals using steam and mud. Other spa facilities include a Perfect Finish Salon for manicures and pedicures, a Tranquillity Lounge and Wild Lanyana Aromatherm Room for hydrotherapy treatments and a Vichy Shower, as well as two outdoor gazebos with panoramic mountain and sea views.
Focussing on holistic principles the Spa combines ancient wisdom with modern technology, and its' range of B|Africa products are inspired by the beautiful natural surroundings of all three Red Carnation Hotel Collection properties in South Africa: The Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa, Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve & Wellness Retreat and The Oyster Box. For more information, please visit The Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa website.


text: SYDNEY, April 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The healthcare industry in Asia-Pacific is undergoing a transformation under the influence of an evolving consumer profile, dynamic disease patterns and increasing healthcare costs. "Efficient, affordable and timely delivery of quality healthcare services is a priority for governments across the region," says Natasha Gulati, Connected Health Industry Analyst, Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific. Frost & Sullivan has identified top five technologies that have the potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery in Asia-Pacific. 1. Cloud Computing and Cloud Services Cloud computing not only addresses the challenge of rising healthcare costs by significantly reducing capital expenditure for healthcare providers, it also provides them with the flexibility and agility they require in the dynamic Asia-Pacific market. Almost 30% of healthcare providers across the region are currently using cloud computing and cloud services while a number admit that this is a key technology focus for their budget in the near future. Hospital CIOs admit pagers and mobile phones continue to be the most popular communication channel for physicians. Cloud services are helping healthcare organizations connect with their employees far more efficiently while at the same time also improving scheduling and other administrative tasks. Many healthcare providers in Australia are also using Cloud solutions to reach out to and educate a larger population through mobile and web-based services. However, a number of concerns and apprehensions loom around data security as well as the risk to business continuity when it comes to cloud in healthcare. 2. Big Data Analytics The Asia-Pacific business analytics for healthcare providers was estimated at USD 315.9 million (AUD 304.3 million) in 2011, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.9% between 2011 and 2018. As governments and private players across Asia-Pacific rapidly move towards electronic health information exchange and remote and mobile patient monitoring devices, the volume of medical and health data will expand to the tune of terabytes. These large, complex data sets will comprise healthcare Big Data and will act as a valuable resource for a number of stakeholders across the healthcare ecosystem. To be able to derive actionable insights from these large data sets, healthcare organizations will leverage sophisticated analytics and intelligence tools that will help them manage, comprehend and exploit this data. Australia is already well-ahead of the curve as compared to other markets in the region, contributing almost 2% of the 2011 revenue. The Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) system currently gathers very basic information but as the system expands in depth and complexity, software vendors in Australia expect a significant boom in the clinical analytics market. 3. Advanced Visualization Tools Healthcare is increasingly moving towards the era of prevention as a result of which early, safe and reliable diagnostics becomes imperative. Due to this megatrend the demand for advanced visualization tools such as 3-dimensional imaging and imaging analytics will rise rapidly. These tools and software help physicians make better informed decisions and thus, assist in improved diagnosis as well as treatment. Physicians across the region are not only demanding complex software but also investing in training to help them understand how best they can leverage such tools. Private players too are adding to this momentum by providing product training as well as university courses for physicians and radiologists to help them better manage sophisticated imaging techniques.


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Intel has had a bit of an epiphany. It has come to the realization it cannot continue to design semiconductors like it always has, and is shaking up the design process in what it hopes will be a more effective means of chip design.
At the London Analyst Summit earlier this month, Josh Walden, vice president and general manager of the company's platform engineering group, discussed why the company has struggled and what organizational changes it has made to adapt.
The "old" way of doing things was to "handcraft" each CPU in its entirety. Even though Intel will release a lot of different chips at once, if you looked close, there wasn't much variance. It would be a bunch of dual cores with various speed differences, and maybe L2 or L3 cache differences, and the same with quad-core designs. Cores, speeds and caches were the only real differentiators.
That worked for PCs and servers. But with so many differentiated devices on the market and the market only growing more complex thanks to the Internet of Things, the company wanted more flexibility in creating processors.
So seven months ago, the company did its biggest reorg ever, putting all of the different IP blocks, such as the core CPU, graphics, PCI Express interface, SATA interface, etc., under one organization. Then, the various integration teams would assemble the right IP blocks to create the right system-on-a-chip for the right market segment or for a customer requesting a custom IP.
"We're able to pick and choose IP based on the value to the customer and I can change my design methodology and focus on those key domains where we can really differentiate," said Walden. This method will let Intel spin out more custom and different styles of chips.
For that reason, Walden said the company now sees itself as a SoC company. "I need it for time to market, I need it for flexibility, and when it comes to user experience, that will change in time," he said. Walden said this method allowed them to create a custom chip in ten weeks for one customer.
As part of this change, Intel has ramped up its software engineering. The company has gone from software engineers making up 30% of engineering to now constituting half of its engineering staff.
This is nothing new. Qualcomm, Broadcom, and chip vendors have done this for some time. That's why Qualcomm has so many Snapdragon chips out there for so many different devices. So it will be interesting to see how Intel products change and mature going forward.


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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:15am
The Konica Minolta Big City Classic is less than two weeks away.
The event features elite teams in huge conference matchups: Notre Dame vs. Syracuse and Princeton vs. Cornell. You can purchase tickets here for the event on April 27 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.
It's always one of our biggest and best events. Leading up to the weekend the IL staff members will be sharing our favorite Big City Classic moments — from on the field to behind the scenes.
Here, IL Associate Publisher and the man behind the events, Andy Bilello, shares a look behind the scenes, showing how complex the logistics of these big-time events can be:
The inaugural Big City Classic marked the first time that lacrosse had ever been played at Giants Stadium. It was critical to everyone at Inside Lacrosse that the Big City Classic serve as a memorable experience for both fans and the participating teams. Our goals were largely realized as the event attracted a record crowd of 22,308.
Behind the scenes, our staff encountered a few challenges that involved the transportation for the participating teams. The day before the games were to be played, each team was set to travel to New Jersey for practice in Giants Stadium and then get settled into a nearby hotel. The weather that day included heavy rains and winds all along the eastern seaboard. The University of North Carolina team experienced a frustrating day with multiple delays and flight cancellations. Throughout it all, Joe Breschi and his coaches were in constant communication with the Inside Lacrosse staff to provide updates on the situation.
At one point, there was a real possibility that no flights would be available and that the team might not be able to make the trip until Saturday morning. We even began discussing contingency plans with ESPN in case the game had to be delayed (UNC-UVa was scheduled at 12-noon). In the end, the team made the last flight out and eventually checked into its hotel close to 1:30 a.m.
Despite an exhausting day of travel, little sleep and no on-field practice, the Tar Heels came off the bus at Giants Stadium ready to play — and play hard. North Carolina battled the then No. 1 ranked Cavaliers every minute of the game before falling by the narrowest of margins 12-11.
Thanks to the persistence and enthusiasm of the Tar Heels, our first Big City Classic was a success despite challenging circumstances.
Also, we're offering free lower-level tickets to the best NYC-related lacrosse pics you post on Instagram using the hashtag #KMBCC. Follow @il_photos (for the best action pics) and @il_gear (for the best equipment and lifestyle shots) on Instagram and use the hashtag #KMBCC with your best NYC-related lacrosse pic. Details and examples here.


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On the particular Saturday, we were dining in the dark, lights off between 8.30pm and 9.30pm.
The funny thing was, obviously the kitchen lights were still on, gas burning away, oven switched on throughout, air-con keeping the place nice and chilled, music being played, plenty of candles to give it the place a more romantic effect.
Though the more important question to ask is:
Has it made anyone more "green" and proud of themselves by celebrating Earth Hour? Or has everyone just gone back to leading their own life as usual, leaving on the lights and air-con when you go out?
In any case, i blame Earth Hour for my horrible pictures when i finally do review the place this week.


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While living in Italy,I was truly inspired by the timeless beauty of the woman's body celebrated there in every art form, and many of my creations were a result of researches I did for Vogue Italy and several advertisement agencies I worked for in Milan and Rome.
They symbolize both the classic elegance and the free spirit that represent in my eyes the form and style of a fashion griffe. Combined with my passion for fashion photography such as Paolo Roversi's and others these shapes were meant to be my own interpretation of a fragrance's essence or the subtle scent of a couture dress.
Arts and theme design by Stefan Seifert.
Except on the following works:
Dior, Givenchy, Framezero, Cartier, Gucci, Miss Dior, Unique: Photos by Paolo Roversi
Dior Dress: Photo by Laziz Hamani
Dior Letters: Photo by Jean-Baptiste Mondino
Giorgio: Photo by Peter Lindbergh
Yamamoto: Photo by Steven Meisel, music by Arvo Pärt
Karl, Ravish: Photos by Irving Penn
Yves Saint Laurent: Photo by Hedi Slimane
Dior: Music by Philippe Rombi
Homme, Vuitton: Music by William Orbit
Vuitton V: Music by Lana del Rey
Trussardi: Logo Design by Luca Stoppini
Background music by London Grammar
I used the photography and music of the named artists whom I greatly admire only because I felt they reflect beautifully the particular feeling I try to convey in my work. There is no commercial use on my part of their material.
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Classic Cornbread Dressing
READY IN: 1hr 8mins
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Got this from my mom's bf. His mother made it every holiday.
Top Review by Sydney Mike
Made this unusual recipe (Can't remember ever making this kind of dressing!) to share with a neighbor family as sort of a trial before the winter holidays! Used some homemade cornbread, baking powder biscuits & slices of sourdough bread! Neighbors loved it & we liked it! [Tagged, made & reviewed for one of my adoptees in the current Pick-A-Chef]
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Ingredients Nutrition
- pre-made cornbread (2 pans, both 8x8 pans)
- 6 biscuits
- 5 slices white bread
- 1⁄2 onion, finely chopped
- 1 egg
- 10 3⁄4 ounces condensed cream of chicken soup
- 1 (28 1/2 ounce) carton chicken broth (3 cups)
- sage (we wind up using almost a whole 1.25oz can. I know that sounds like alot, but remember this is a big)
- salt
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven at 350.
- Mix all ingredients together and add broth until the mixture is soupy.
- Grease a 9x12 pan and pour mixture into the pan.
- Bake for atleast an hour, check to see if its done. It's best with a good crispy top, so be sure not to cover the pan!


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About The College of Arts & Humanities
Dr. Jeff Woods is Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities. Dr. Woods has been a history professor at Arkansas Tech since 2000. He served as Head of the History and Political Science Department from 2010 to 2014.
Administrative Specialist
Mrs. Paula Facundus
Mrs. Paula Facundus currently serves as the Administrative Specialist for the Office of the Dean. Prior to her promotion to the Dean's Office, Mrs. Facundus worked as a receptionist in the Office of Admissions and as the administrative specialist for the Department of History and Political Science. Mrs. Facundus worked in the Ola School District before coming to Arkansas Tech University in 2003.
About the College
The College of Arts & Humanities is composed of six departments:
The Department of Art offers degrees in Art Education and Art, with options in the Fine Arts and Graphic Design.
The Department of Behavioral Sciences offers degrees in Psychology, Sociology, and Rehabilitation Science.
The Department of English and World Languages offers degrees in English, English Education, and Creative Writing. The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing is one of the few such undergraduate degree programs in the United States. The Department also offers a degree Spanish, as well as Foreign Language Education.
The Department of History and Political Science offers degrees in History, Political Science, Public History, and Social Studies Education, as well as an option in Pre-Law.
The Department of Music offers degrees in Music and Music Education.
The Department of Speech, Theater, and Journalism offers degrees in Journalism, Journalism Education, Speech (with a Theater option), and Speech Education. The College also offers an Associate Degree in General Studies.
On the graduate level the College of Arts & Humanities offers the Master of Arts Degree in English, the Master of Arts Degree in English with TESL Option, the Master of Arts Degree in History, the Master of Arts Degree in Multi-Media Journalism, the Master of Arts Degree in Spanish, the Master of Arts Degree in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, the Master of Liberal Arts, and the Master of Science in Psychology.
The Faculty of the College of Arts & Humanities is made up of 90 full-time faculty, the majority of whom have earned doctorates or other terminal degrees. In addition to teaching, the faculty in the various departments conduct research and attend national meetings in their respective disciplines. They also participate in art shows, concerts, recitals, symphonies, and theatrical productions.
Upon completing their degree programs, Arts & Humanities graduates are successful both in entering the work force and in seeking graduate or professional degrees. Our graduates enter the work force through private business; national, state, and local government; and secondary school certification. Many also successfully enter law school or go on to Masters level graduate programs.


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There has been so much snow here that there is no access to the garden beyond climbing through four foot piles of snow or jumping out of one of the windows on the house side. Either seems just too hard, … Read more
LABELS: Creative Process, Gardens 4 Comments
In my Reader…Design Seeds
Just about now, in the middle of a very snowy and grey January I need a jolt of color. For color trends and inspiration, Design Seeds is like no other. Fast, furious and beautifully curated, Jessica Colaluca creates ranges of … Read more
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Patrick Dougherty at Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
I ducked out of Plant-o-Rama yesterday after hearing Tony Advent's presentation on worthy garden plants. I couldn't stay inside in the dark auditorium watching slides and listening. I schmoozed with the exhibitors for a while, had a bite to eat … Read more
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Design Challenge: Garden Designers Rountable
All of us are working on the same real life design problem this month–a landscape renovation for a young couple's New England country home. Tuesday's Find will return next week. For my part, I'm going to attempt to explain my … Read more
In my Reader…Myburgh Designs
It's midwinter and I'm lusting for spring. I yearn for a sun kissed lazy afternoon in a swing. Steven Myburgh of Myburgh Designs makes artful, handcrafted swings for garden dreams. They are totally original and appeal to my love of … Read more
Aspirational Garden Design
A recent article in the Wall Street Journal about who is buying luxury products was good news to me. Aspirational buyers love their gardens as well as the interiors of their homes. They hire designers. That, in my way of … Read more
Tuesday's Find…the patina is the thing
This deceptively simple double garden gate from the 1940s has high impact. The striking blue patina and subtle metal rail detail takes something that could be sooooo ho-hum and makes it special. The original from English Country Antiques in Bridgehampton, … Read more
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Monday 49 | A Year of Mondays
The snow cover is making this difficult. It's knee deep on the way into and out of the garden. The image was taken from the sidewalk 35 feet away since what immediately interested me was the forms the melting/windblown snow … Read more
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In my Reader…Suzanne Cummings
I'm not a houseplant kind of girl and it's the middle of January. The only chance I have at bloom color at home is cut flowers. Enter designer Suzanne Cummings. I 'met' Suzanne via Twitter and we've been chatting back … Read more
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Horticulture: Design Perspectives
Just in case you didn't hear me crowing last week, my first contribution to Horticulture as half of an east/west landscape designer team is on the newsstands! West coast designer, Rebecca Sweet and I will be writing Design Perspectives for … Read more
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Tuesday's Find…an iron arbor
Anyone who has been on my FB page or has followed this blog for any length of time knows that I love faux bois and ironwork –equally. This Tuesday's Find combines the best of both! A cast iron arch with … Read more
Monday 47 | A Year of Mondays
This should be No. 48, but last week I was so busy that I didn't even think about going out to the garden until it was dark… This week is much the same, but I've made time since I haven't … Read more
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In my Reader…Inspire Me Now
This is one for anyone with a short attention span. Inspire Me Now is a blitz of inspiration images and ideas curated by Szymon Blaszczyk, a specialist in user experience design. The blog consists solely of provocative images that demand … Read more
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Plants to try in 2011
In my landscape design practice, my primary focus isn't plants, but that doesn't mean I'm not interested in them. In fact, in a garden, plants are the workhorses that hold a design together in a specific season. I have to … Read more
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Tuesday's Find…for the garden
I love the hunt for unique items for the gardens I design. For the past year I have been posting 'Tuesday's Find' exclusively on my FB page. This year it will be here. Each Tuesday one item–usually vintage–will be featured. … Read more


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Just remove all items in door shelves, remove screw holding top hinge cover on. Remove two bolts holding top hinge and remove hinge from door. Carefully open door and lift out of bottom hinge. Remove screw holding bottom hinge on door and replace broking cam riser. Reinstall door in reverse order and adjust top hinge where both doors are even across the top. Thats it!!!!!
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I had to remove the top hinge of the door and shut off the water supply to the automatic ice maker. I then unhooked the water line and pulled it through the guide as I took the door off. Once the door was off, I removed one bolt with the nut driver and replaced the cam. I reversed the above actions and replaced the door. It is very important to adjust the door so the seal fits tightly and evenly all round the door. It was a relatively simple procedure that went very smoothly.
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Awesome Country version of Justin Timberlake's "Drink You Away"!
As many of you know, when I grow up, I want to be Justin Timberlake. It's no surprise I've got this country cover of his hit "Drink You Away" on repeat. It's the debut single of RED BOW Recording artist, David Fanning!
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President Putin, at his last annual press conference, blasted critics and promised to remain on the job as a strong and vibrant prime minister — just in case the new presidency of Dimitry Medvedev wants to draw upon his obvious talents. His anger boiled over when he told European critics of Russian elections to go "teach their wives to cook cabbage soup." He made clear his respect of law and claimed not for a moment having any desire to continue as president. Putin looks forward to a collaborative relationship with Medvedev(of course, there is a formality like an election which will delay assumption of power) who will set the broad contours of policy while he, as prime minister, will carry them out.
Putin was asked why Medvedev was not participating in debates. "The election campaign is going normally. That fact that it is proceeding calmly, without these debates, without stirring up the country, is not because we lack democratic procedures. It is because the overwhelming majority of Russian citizens support the course we have chosen." One assumes Putin believes things like people debating issues before a nation simply are a waste of time since the electorate should never be bothered by voting for people who have expressed a clear program of action.
Putin launched into a virgorous defense of his oppostion to independence for Kosovo. He also blasted Bush policies as establishing missile bases in Poland and the Czech Republic as hostile actions against Russia and his nation would respond to such aggressive tactics. Putin was particularly angry at the Western media which continually attacks his nation.
There is no doubt President Putin's most important legacy was restoring order to a fractured nation and ending the massive takeover of the ecomomy by economic bosses who robbed the nation for their own welfare. The tragedy of his legacy is failing to accomplish his goals while respecting the democratic process.


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Am I responsible for my renter's dog if it bites someone?
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I own a home, completely paid for. I am about to rent it out to a lady who owns an outside dog. He has a long chain to reach the many shade trees I have out back. There's a lot of land with my home. He also has a dog house. The problem is, that this dog is mean and will bite anyone he doesn't know. The owner of the dog failed to tell me this before I told her to go ahead and move the dog on my property before she gets moved in. I am worried that I may be responsible for the dog if he bites someone, or causes a wreck on the highway if he would happen to break the chain. I do not own this dog.
I think you have something very real to be worried about, here, and I'd suggest that you talk to a lawyer about this in more detail. Exactly what you know about this dog, and how you know it, and how that was concealed from you, makes a very big difference in what you might be able to do about this.
Whether or not you could be held liable for the dog's actions can be difficult to work through, sometimes, because the owner of land is said to have a "non-delegable" duty to take reasonable care for safety. However, that's usually limited to conditions of the land itself, or of buildings; still, it isn't impossible for you to be held liable here. I think that's much less likely in a case of the dog leaving the property and causing an accident on the street; that would have less to do with the premises and more to do with the dog owner's negligence.


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Christian Bale is one of the few actors in Hollywood whose child stardom has successfully translated to steady and respectable adult employment.
Born in Wales to a creative family, Bale was raised in England, Portugal, and the U.S. His mother was a dancer and both of his grandfathers were part-time actors. He first caught the public eye when he was cast in the starring role of Steven Spielberg's Empire of the Sun at the age of 13. Since then, he has portrayed a wide range of characters. For a few years he was a song-and-dance man-child, in the quaint Newsies and Swing Kids.
Bale gained attention for his devotion to the role of Trevor Reznik, the title character in the psychological thriller The Machinist, for which he reduced his weight by 63 pounds to achieve Reznik's emaciated, skeletal appearance. After he completed filming on The Machinist, Bale won the coveted role of Batman and his alter ego Bruce Wayne in Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins. The movie took in over US$370,000,000 in returns worldwide catapulting him to stardom.
After Batman Begins, Bale returned to appearing in independent films before reprising his role as Batman in the Batman Begins sequel The Dark Knight. The film broke box office records and went on to gross over $1 billion at the box office worldwide. Next, Bale took on the role of John Connor in the film Terminator Salvation. During the course of filming, an audio recording of Bale directing profanities at director Shane Hurlbut was leaked to the public. After remaining silent for most of the week, Bale gave a public apology on 6 February 2009, to a Los Angeles radio station, KROQ. He stated that the outburst was "inexcusable" and that it was motivated by the day's shooting intensity.
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Provo • The big in-state clash is over, as is the friendly little scrimmage with its brother.
Now is the time for the BYU basketball team to get comfortable and find its rhythm, coach Dave Rose said after the Cougars concluded their final practice in preparation for Friday night's game against Longwood University at the Marriott Center (7 p.m., BYUtv).
The game is actually part of the Chicago Invitational, and the first of two home games in that tournament before the Cougars head off to the Windy City after Thanksgiving. Win or lose Friday against Longwood or next Tuesday against Prairie View A&M, however, the Cougars will still enter the games at the Sears Centre Arena in suburban Chicago with a chance to win the tournament.
"I like getting four games and having them only count as a couple of games," Rose said.
The Cougars (1-1) could be without sophomore forward Chris Collinsworth against the high-scoring Lancers (1-2), who are averaging 81.3 points per game. Collinsworth has a sore knee, the same one that required surgery last winter, and missed practice Thursday to have it checked out.
Rose isn't sure if the soreness "is just part of the recovery that he is in, or maybe he has done something else to it."
Collinsworth played only five minutes in the 69-62 loss at Utah State and seven minutes in the 73-52 win over BYU-Hawaii.
As for the rest of the Cougars, "we are still a work in progress," Rose said. "We have a lot of things to get better at. But I like the attitude of our players."
With the Cougars having committed 42 turnovers in their first two games, Rose said there could be some changes in the point guard rotation.
"Right now, I believe the next four or five games, it is all about becoming comfortable playing in our system and not having to think through our system," he said. "Then your ability and your talent will be able to be way more effective because you are not thinking about how we are playing. So the comfort level of each of these players are what we are looking for every night we play."
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About the Cougars • They are coming off a 73-52 win over BYU-Hawaii in which Noah Hartsock posted 14 points and nine rebounds and Brandon Davies had a career-high 25 points and nine boards. … Point guard Brock Zylstra had a career-high six rebounds against the Seasiders. … Josh Sharp posted career highs in points (five) and rebounds (six) in his last outing.
About the Lancers • Coach Mike Gillian is 76-170 in his ninth year at the helm of the school in Farmville, Va. … The Lancers played their first three games at home, defeating Virginia Intermont College 91-73 and losing to Navy 78-70 and Canisius College 87-83. … Antwan Carter leads them in scoring and ranks No. 7 in career scoring at Longwood with 1,338 career points.


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What Is Identity Theft?
Identity theft is a type of theft, where another person takes or steals your personal information for some fraudulent purpose. Typically, identity thieves steal financial information to make fraudulent purchases in your name.
How Can I Sue for Identity Theft?
Almost every state allows a victim of identity theft to sue if they are damaged. Lawsuits over identity theft are usually very broad. This is because a wide range of people or organizations can be subject to liability for identity theft, and for different reasons. Some of the most common theories of liability include:
- Negligence,
- Fraudulent misrepresentation,
- Invasion of privacy,
- Intrusion upon seclusion,
- Appropriation of name or likeness,
- Publication of private facts,
- Breach of fiduciary duty,
- Infliction of emotional distress,
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- Breach of contract.
Not every theory of liability can be used against a particular defendant. Differences in the facts of the case and who the defendant is will determine what theory of liability a victim of identity theft can use.
Who Can be Sued for Identity Theft
The actual identity thief is generally always subject to liability to a victim of identity theft. But the reason identity thieves are so common is that they are hard to find. Most identity thieves can get away with their crimes because law enforcement officers cannot determine who the thief was. This causes an obvious problem.
Even if the individual identity thief cannot be found, the victim of identity theft is not without a remedy. Because of their relationship with the victim, and the fact that they can be the keeper of the personal information, a lawsuit for identity theft can often be successful against:
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Do I Need an Attorney to Sue for Identity Theft?
If you are the victim of identity theft, you may be able to sue the person who stole your personal information. It is highly recommended that you contact a personal injury attorney because of the potential complexity of your case. Only an attorney will be able to analyze the facts from your case and determine if, and how, you can sue for the identity theft. An attorney will also be able to advise you of your rights, explain the relevant legal issues, and help in any recovery of damages. You should also review these identity theft protection tips.
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The injury could be problematic for Florida (3-1), which already is without point guard Scottie Wilbekin. The senior is suspended indefinitely, but he could return as early as next week.
The Gators had little trouble without Hill against the Jaguars (1-4).
Casey Prather had 10 points and nine rebounds, one of three players in double figures, as the Gators extended their home winning streak to 18. Florida led by 16 at halftime and cruised from there.
Calvin Godfrey led Southern with 18 points and nine rebounds. Trelun Banks added 12 points.
Florida dropped five spots in the latest AP Top 25 poll, a result of losing at Wisconsin last week.
The Gators responded with a lopsided win against Arkansas Little-Rock on Saturday, a game in which they scored 59 points in the second half. Coach Billy Donovan's team carried that momentum into Monday night's game despite having just two days' rests.
Hill had a layup, a reverse layup, and a runner in the lane that helped Florida build a double-digit lead early. Prather kept getting in the lane and to the free-throw line, and Florida eventually pushed the advantage to 16 points before the break.
They coasted from there, far from good enough to appease Donovan. The coach called several timeout in the second half and even got caught screaming at Michael Frazier II in an emptying arena.
Frazier scored nine points, hitting 3 of 7 shots from 3-point range.
Patric Young finished with a season-high 12 points and six rebounds. DeVon Walker had 10 points, and Dorian Finney-Smith chipped in eight points and seven rebounds before fouling out.


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On Saturday a field of weight-for-age gallopers kicks off their Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival campaigns in the 2014 P.B. Lawrence Stakes – the form guide and betting analysis for which is detailed below.
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Need to talk to someone who gets it? The PSC can help. The Peer Support Centre is a transformative community based upon shared dignity, caring, and trust. The PSC provides peer-led, barrier-free services, connecting all parts of the campus community to support students as they achieve their goals. The PSC is open to all current credit MRU students free of charge, and includes various programs and services:
- Emergency Student Loans: Short-term, interest-free loans of up to $300.
- Financial Literacy Workshop: Workshops that provide students with an opportunity to learn about money management and gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to make responsible financial decisions. This Winter 2017 semester, join the workshop in the Peer Support Centre (Z210) from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. for Budgeting & Assets (Wednesday Jan 25 & Tuesday January 31) and Credit & Consumerism (Wednesday February 15 & Tuesday February 28).
- Season of Caring: A winter program for students and their families.
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The Peer Support Centre is always in need of compassionate, enthusiastic volunteers. PSC volunteers provide peer-based active listening, support, and referral to appropriate resources to help other students achieve their goal. All volunteers undergo an extensive training process to help in maintaining respectful safer spaces for those who use the Peer Support Centre, Global Citizen Centre, and Pride Centre. We offer flexible shifts that volunteers can choose on a weekly basis. It is a two hour per week commitment, and all shifts are during the day.
Volunteering with the Peer Support Centre is extremely rewarding and is a great opportunity to meet new people, gain experience and get involved in the community. If you're interested in supporting your fellow students and connecting the campus community, become a Peer Support volunteer by visiting our volunteer page.
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text: Conveniently located in the vibrant commercial and shopping district of Tsim Sha Tsui East, New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel is scenically located on the waterfront of Victoria Harbour. The hotel offers 464 tastefully appointed guestrooms, overlooking one of the world's most impressive city skylines, with sweeping views. Boasting a fine selection of dining venues and an extensive range of superb facilities, New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel offers business and leisure travellers outstanding levels of service and an experience to remember.


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Outdoor yoga is one of my favorite things about summer. This year, Dhyana Yoga is bringing its flow to Race Street Pier on the Delaware Waterfront. The free, all-levels classes kick off at 9:30 a.m. every Sunday in June—that'd be June 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th, if you don't have a calendar handy.
The yoga sessions are part of a full lineup of Waterfront events this summer, including outdoor film screenings, free jazz concerts, and FringeArts performances and concerts. The full schedule is here.
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The Adult Entertainment Expo, currently being held in Las Vegas, is proving a treat this year for fans of realistic sex dolls. Not only is 'Roxxxy True Companion – the world's first robotic sex doll' being unveiled, but visitors have been entertained by the surreal sight of RealDolls pole dancing!
Roxxxy herself was on display on Friday, although her official unveiling is today (saturday) when her much touted artifiical intelligence capabilities are to be showcased. Judge for yourself how Roxxxy looks, for lovers of genuine realistic sex dolls she does seem a little disappointing, but perhaps she needs to be shaking her hips and telling you how much she loves you before you get the real effect.


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"I have found that the hardest thing to do in a relationship can be… nothing," writes Paul Chai. Photo: Stocksy
Anyone who has slogged it out in a long-term relationship will, at some point, talk about how much hard work it is, and it's true it takes effort to remain in a committed relationship. But I have found that the hardest thing to do in a relationship can be… nothing.
That could be because I have a Y chromosome and want to fix everything, or just because I have the 'White Horse Gene' where I think it is my job as husband and friend to go riding in to save the day. It goes against everything you are taught, and feel instinctively, to let someone you care about just hurt and not do something about it.
But over the past few years my biggest learning curve has been to sit back and let the person I love figure things out.
The biggest lesson started a few years ago when my wife first developed depression. I am not new to the black dog - my mother had it, I am aware of its effects, so I took this as, "Hey, I know what to do here!" I was quick to offer up comparisons, suggestions and loads of (un)helpful advice. This visit from the black dog was a project, something the two of us could get behind and sort out.
Except we couldn't, because every visit from depression is like a fingerprint, an individual emotional swirl that affects each person differently. And depression cannot be beaten by anyone but the sufferer.
My wife's depression was very different to my mother's struggle, and still I thought if I could just get my wife to start running again, to ring her friends, to see how good she really had things, I could help in her fight.
But instead, I was having dark thoughts myself, I was run down by the effort of trying to help someone who didn't want help, and becoming upset and angry that my partner did not appear to value my assistance in what at times felt like a fight not only for our relationship but for her life.
Finally, when I had exhausted all my useless white knighting, she turned up one afternoon with a small book that she gave to me, as we sat silently on the couch. Living With a Black Dog by Matthew Johnstone is a beautifully illustrated take on what it is like living with, and caring for, someone who is battling with depression.
The image that stuck with me is of a depressed woman drowning in a vortex in the floor with their very own black dog dragging them down. Her partner stands back from the sinkhole, out of harm's way, and tosses her a life preserver with UNDERSTANDING and EMPATHY printed on it. He is calling out, "It's the best I can do!".
I had been jumping right into the whirlpool, and while depression may not be viral it certainly has a way of rubbing off. This simple image was Lesson One; sometimes it is best to just stand back but let the person know you are there.
Depression can feel like an extra person in your household, a malevolent force standing between you and the person you married, but it is not something that you can take aside and have a word with.
A second lesson came watching my wife and her mother, seeing how easily the mother of my children can still be hurt by her own parent's reproach, as if she was a kid again.
When it is a family member or friend that is upsetting your partner, the lesson can be harder still because there is an actual person who you can talk to. As an outsider you can see the destructive patterns that families fall into, but just like with depression you can do little or nothing to stop it from happening. You can easily take your partner's side in a fight between friends without being aware of the intricacies of that friendship over many years. And when you watch people who have the ability to reduce your partner to tears with a few words do just that, doing nothing feels not like help but like a betrayal.
And yet, that is exactly what my wife wanted. Time to sort things out herself, free from the interference of a third party, no matter how good their intentions were.
With my kids getting older, I can see this is a lesson that I learned just in the nick of time.
I am still not perfect. My chest still puffs out when my wife is upset, looking for someone or something I can tackle to make it all okay. But I engage less and less, and remember to sit patiently on the reserves bench not pushing to get on the field, just waiting patiently for a call up.
It can be infuriating, it can feel totally illogical, but sometimes stepping back is the only way to go forward.


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