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It has now been 10 months, 5 days, and 2 hours since I left the Nevada to join the T'Kumbra and it's crew. Everything has been fairly uneventful since my last letter to you. You remember the incident we had my first month aboard. Not an occurrence I care to ever repeat.
I was allowed the chance to map out a new Nebula we discovered, and I was even allowed to name it. It is now the Swiss Nebula. Mainly because it reminded me of the cheese you so often fume over due to the taunting names you are often called. Ensign Swiss Cheese. Needless to say, I received some odd glances from my peers in the science lab. Even after I pointed out the resemblance. Either they do not understand my "brand" of humor, as you would say, or they viewed it as an inadequate name. They have said nothing on the matter, however so it remains unchanged.
My time here has been much more comfortable then the first month. Aside from the seemingly constant change of quarters for technical issues. I do not believe that engineering believes me when I tell them that the issues are not my fault. They do not even bother to ask what is the matter anymore. Yemen, the engineer who was possessed and attempted to kill me my first month aboard, has made efforts to pay me random visits to check on my quarters. I sense no ill will or distrust of him, though. He seems to like my company, which is new to me. That, or he somehow still feels responsible for my well being considering our first meeting. I can not tell.
I have come to know quite a few more members of the crew in my time here. T'Lara, my superior, has a fondness for soil samples from many different worlds and will often take any chance she gets to at least beam a new sample aboard from every planet we come near if it is not already part of her collection. She also seems to be of a softer nature and is graceful and quite gentle when dealing with others. I honestly feel a tad clumsy next to her.
Larkin, our Chief medical officer, I have discovered is quite talented to not only medical pursuits but sculpting as well. I do not see how he has the patience for how he does it, even for a Vulcan it seems rather tedious. He sculpts fractals, often from a microscopic size and builds on it with a spider web like polymer. Fascinating work I must say. I suppose it would take the hands if a surgeon.
I have also become more familiar with Captain Solok as he will occasionally invite me over to play him a game of Kal'to over some tea. We have not, however, had any more aquatic combat lessons. I can not say I am disappointed. I rather like to swim in solitude.
T'Pels writing was quickly interpreted by her Circassian cat crawling on top of her hand as it padded her arm as it cooed. She gave a sigh and set her pen down. The animal was capable of a low form of telepathy and usually made a meal off of emotions, as is common with it's kind.
"I suppose I have been a bit neglectful lately. I apologize, Foofy." She said in understanding as she scratched at the animals fur. It was nearly time to head to the bridge for her shift, so she picked up her pet and began to get ready.
Varel was on the bridge manning the tactical station, though nothing of interest had occurred for the day and he shifted his weight to his other foot. His shift was nearly over and he was wanting to get back to his book. This time he had chosen to read a Sherlock Holmes novel. One of his favorites from the Human archives.
He was fascinated by a human who was able to use near perfect deductible reasoning and logic to solve his crimes. The thought was cut short as the turbo lift doors opened and the overly prim and proper Vulcan Betazoid came on deck and headed to her post. That meant his replacement was soon at hand.
He eyed the young woman for a time, noting the figure eight her braid formed and he smirked, "Infinity." He said allowed.
T'Pel turned and cocked a brow, "Pardon?" She asked.
"I was noticing your hair. The braid is fashioned to look like the human sign for infinity." Varel responded.
She gave a nod, "Yes. Seeing as how I chose to keep my hair long, I have found that it is a sufficient way to keep it out of the way." She turned back to her console.
"It is appealing." He added and then looked to the time again. He had not had much interaction with her, but he could tell she made great efforts to appear as Vulcan as possible. He also guessed that it was more effort aboard the T'Kumbra considering her new crew. He gave a shake to his head, as the turbo-lift doors opened and his replacement stepped up. They gave each other a nod and he headed out.
There was one more thing he needed to see to before he retired to his quarters and his book, however, "Deck 7." He said. He had a check up that Solok ordered of him. Varel couldn't help but sigh. He knew he was an elder on this ship, and at times felt that Solok waited for him to falter due to age.
Once to the sick bay doors, T'Lara walked out and gave Varel a polite nod as she headed off to the mess hall. As she walked in she saw Solok over by the window reading over a PADD as he sipped his tea and she walked up, "May I join you, Captain?" She asked.
He looked up and gave her a nod, "For the few minutes I remain here, yes." He set his PADD down and looked her over, "Did Varel make it to sick bay by the time you left?"
She gave him a nod, "He just got there when I was leaving."
Solok sat back in his chair, "Good. Larkin has informed me that he seems to make a habit of missing out on scheduled physicals. This is not acceptable. All of my senior staff is required to keep up on them. I do not understand why he feels he is an exception." He took another sip of his tea as he eyed T'Lara a moment.
He had known her for years and was close friends with her family. He often sought her counsel on a number of different matters, and happenings with members of the crew were no different. She was also one of the few women on his ship that chose to have longer hair. He never understood why. The usual short cut most wore was efficient.
"I would assume perhaps he feels singled out because of his age. Which is why I suggested that our appointments be so close together. So he is allowed to see he is not the only one." T'Lara said calmly, and got a bemused look from Solok.
"He is a grown Vulcan man. This should not be an issue." He scoffed lightly, "However, you are usually quite perceptive and create the correct logical action for most things." He took another sip of his tea and looked at her again, "You still have not told me why you wear your hair long. Is this a growing trend among you females I know nothing about? Your Lieutenant seems to have decided this is agreeable as well."
T'Lara looked up, and he almost thought he could see amusement in her green eyes, "My husband finds it appealing. It also allows me a physical reminder of how long it has been since I last saw him, as I cut it short when I leave his presence."
Solok blinked, and did not realize that there had been times where her hair was short for a time, and he tilted his head, "I tend to forget how strong your bond is with him. Though it makes me wonder why you chose to serve in Starfleet."
"I do because our bond is so strong. Also, the humans have a phrase I rather like. Distance makes the heart grow fonder?" She tilted her head and looked out the window, "However, my hair is getting quite long, and I feel his absence everyday. I will soon be putting in for some leave. I wanted to wait after I was sure our new Vulcan Betazoid hybrid had adjusted well."
"T'Pel Kestra? How has she adjusted?" He asked.
"She is focused and devoted to her work. I have no complaints there, however she does not seem to know how to...relax around her peers. She goes to great efforts to guard herself. Thought that could just be the result of transferring from ship to ship. T'Pel is not very social." T'Lara explained.
He gave a nod, "During our Kal'to games she seems to avoid much conversation."
T'Lara eyed him a moment, "You have been spending time with her?"
He gave her a nod and took another sip of his tea, "There is something about her that is illusive that I was only able to see a glimpse of her first month aboard. I had hoped spending time with her would allow for a better understanding, though that has proved to be fruitless. She does go to great lengths to guard herself, of that I am sure."
"Is that not the same for us all?" T'Lara asked.
He gave a tilt of his head, "Samok has voiced his concern involving her. He seems to think that her efforts in this may not be sufficient and that she is prone to exploring that which she should not telepathically. I informed him that I believe it is her constant effort to not do so."
"T'Pel is half Betazoid. She is a natural empath. I would wonder what it is Samok is so concerned about her finding out." She chimed in.
Solok almost gave her a smirk, "He feels she is more trouble then she is worth, however his argument ended when I pointed out that it was she who was able to divert a disaster when she first came aboard. Perhaps all she needs is time to allow herself to become comfortable here. Vulcan hybrids have not always been accepted openly, despite Spock's renown."
T'Lara gave a nod as Solok stood, "Spock was also not half Betazoid. I would imagine things have been quite different for her."
He gave her a small bow before heading out, "That is not something I doubt."
Larkin was putting away some newly calibrated tools as he heard the door to sick bay open and close and without even looking up, "What is it?" He asked placidly.
"My...head hurts." Yemen said dryly as he propped himself against a medical bed.
The doctor finally turned his dark blue eyes to the engineer and cocked a brow slowly, "Your head hurts?" he asked and then fully turned to the man, "Are you feeling dizzy?"
Yemen shook his head then nodded, "Not really dizzy, but...not normal."
Larkin grabbed his tricorder and walked over, scanning him, "How do you mean...not normal?"
Yemen shrugged, "More...swimmy."
His brow could go no further up as he looked at his new patient, "Swimmy?"
The engineer gave a loud sigh, "Stop repeating everything I say. Just figure out what is wrong. I pulled a double shift and really would like to go to sleep."
Both brows were raised as Larkin continued to scan, "Have you been...drinking on duty?" He asked finally after a moment, surprise slipping into his voice.
Yemen's eyes widened and he shook his head, "No. I do not drink. I do not know a Vulcan who does."
"Mm hmm." Larkin responded curtly eying the man, "You are to take tomorrow off and head straight to your quarters for rest." Also giving him a hypo-spray for the headache.
Yemen simply nodded and headed for the door, however on his way out someone was walking in and they collided rather gracelessly as Larkin stood, staring as he could see a few more people headed to his office and he gave a heavy sigh.
"Larkin to Solok." his voice chimed over the comm, annoyance dripping in his tone.
The captain tilted his head, "Is there a problem, Doctor?"
"I would say so. I have been quite busy for the past hour with a number of Engineers and many others complaining of headaches and various symptoms. When scanned, they register a high level of..." He gave a pause, "...I will be with you shortly. Marik, put down the lazer scalpel..." Solok heard another sigh, "...they are all showing signs of intoxication, Captain. The sick bay is unable to fit any more people. This is...this is ridiculous."
Solok sat a moment eyes wide as he thumbed the edge of his desk, "Is there anything else?"
"Do not touch that." Larkin voiced sternly, "They all seem to have just gotten off shift and all swear they have not been drinking. Despite my findings, I am inclined to believe them seeing as how...it just would not occur."
"Keep a select few for further study and send the rest to their quarters and have them confined. Alert me as soon as you know more." Solok said as he stood and headed back out onto the bridge, ending the communication before Larkin could give protest.
Samok gave him a nod and stood from the captains chair as Solok stopped and scanned everyone present with growing concern on his face, "Is anyone experiencing headaches?"
Everyone looked around and shook their heads. Solok took his seat and thought a moment, turning slowly to look at T'Pel who was poking at her console, "T'Pel...are you able to sense anything...unusual?"
She had began a ship wide scan for any and all anomalies, and turned, "Sense?" she questioned. Solok gave her a pointed look, as she was supposed to have understood his meaning and she held back a sigh and blinked, "There does seem to be an unusual amplitude of...amusement?" It seemed as much of a surprise to her as everyone else.
"Ship-wide...amusement?" Samok questioned, looking to Solok.
"I would not say ship-wide, however I am a scientist, not a pointy eared tricorder. I am unable to localize it." T'Pel chimed in.
Samok looked at her a moment then to Solok, "Is there a problem, Captain?"
"Larkin seems to think there is. From what he has told me, I would concur." He said, tapping his badge and raising the comm, "All hands, this is the Captain. Should you be experiencing any..." He paused and looked at Samok, thinking this was going to sound seriously unusual, "...symptoms akin to those while intoxicated, you are to head to your quarters at once. I understand that such symptoms may be unknown to most of you, so I will be sending a list of them to all departments. That is all."
Then without any warning the ship came to a sudden stop, throwing nearly everyone onto the floor, "Report!" Solok called out, having landed with a loud thud on the floor below the platform his chair sat on.
After a moment of everyone clamoring for their stations the helmsman called out, "The engines have come to a complete stop."
"I am aware of that. Why?" Solok said firmly, getting back into his chair.
"Would it be safe to assume that if Engineering spent most of their shift intoxicated, something was bound to malfunction?" asked Samok getting back to his feet.
Giving his first officer a pointed look he sat back, "We will not engage travel until this situation has been solved. I want a full report as soon as you are all able. Leave no bulkhead unchecked."
Solok finished pulling up the zipper to his jacket and eyed his Sehlat pup who had taken to laying on his bed and watched him ready himself for the day and he raised a brow, "Try not to knock anything over today and I promise I will take you to the holodeck for proper exercise. Understood?"
Fonn'es titled his head, almost as a nod, and Solok put his empty tea cup back into the replicator and headed out and to the bridge to begin his day.
Samok stood at attention when his captain walked onto the bridge, and he handed him a PADD. "The latest report on the anomalies we charted yesterday, sir," he said smartly, his back straight and tall.
Solok gave Samok a nod and sat in his chair, his icy stare going over the new report, "Has anything else occurred since this time?"
"Several engineers were found tampering with the environmental controls on Deck 8, but they have been confined to quarters. Apparently, they thought it might be...amusing to make the temperature on that deck more like Andoria."
Samok sat back down and looked at his monitor, as if the answer to the strange thing that was plaguing them were written upon it. "And Dr. Larkin still has no leads on a possible illness that might be responsible for this behavior."
Solok gave a nod and stood, "I will be in my ready room forming a report for headquarters. Have engineering continue their efforts in figuring out why we dropped out of warp and send T'Lara to assist Larkin in his efforts."
He walked into his office and ordered another cup of his favored tea and sat at his desk. An hour later he had finished his report, along with several cups of tea, but as he read over his report something just didn't seem right.
He stood, having simply though that he miscalculated his footing and ran his thigh into his desk in his attempt to steady himself. Once he felt he had proper footing, he headed back onto the bridge. Staggering all the way.
"Samok, I require you to look over my report. I do not believe it is..." He gave a hiccup and blinked, "...there is something wrong with it." He held the PADD out to his first officer, swaying slightly.
Samok frowned. "Captain...did you intend to write this entire report in limerick form?"
Something was obviously wrong with the captain, as he was showing all the signs of the strange intoxication that was plaguing the crew. "Sir, are you unwell? You appear intoxicated."
"Hmpf...I am fine." He snatched the PADD back from Samok and plopped down into his chair, rather gracelessly, "I always liked poetry...Human's often complain of the placid and boring tone Vulcan reports always have...perhaps this little accident may be more agreeable to them."
He gave a slouch and turned his chair around, "Computer, lower the light three levels."
The lights dimmed and he closed his eyes, "Better. T'Pel...get me some more tea."
T'Pel turned in her chair and eyed him indignantly then looked to Samok seriously confused.
Samok narrowed his eyes. "Captain, you are obviously intoxicated. I would think you the least likely person to submit a report written so...casually. And T'Pel is not your wife, so I find it highly inappropriate for you to order her to fetch you sustenance."
Solok cocked a brow and smirked, "I am the Captain. I will do as I please. T'Pel...my tea. Now."
T'Pel stood and walked into his ready room and came out with a hot cup of tea, resisting the urge to pour it into his lap, "Your Tea, Sir." She however was far enough away, forcing Solok to reach and reach, then fall out of his chair as he tried to grab it.
Samok fought the urge to smirk and somehow managed to keep a straight face as he helped Solok back into the chair. "You may be the captain, sir, but protocols still must be observed. Since you are compromised now, I may have to relieve you of duty. T'Pel, call Dr. Larkin to the bridge, if he is not too busy down in sickbay."
T'Pel handed the tea to Solok, making sure he had a firm grip on it and tapped her bag, giving Samok a pointed look, "Dr. Larkin to the bridge as soon as you are able."
Larkin gave a sigh, "As you wish. I will be there in a moment."
The connection was cut and T'Pel looked at Solok again, who was staring at her, "Captain?"
He set his cup down and stood carefully, reaching a hand to pull at the pin hold up her hair, "Why do you not cut your hair?"
She blinked, "I prefer it long."
Solok tilted his head as he watched the long black locks fall down her back, "I do as well. I think I will send a suggestion to Starfleet that we allow all women to wear their hair down." He gave a silly smirk and sat back in his chair. Picking up his cup, he began to spin slowly around.
"Torvik, I have been meaning to inform you that your piloting skills are...quite adequate." The Captain continued.
Torvik turned in his chair and cocked a brow, looking to Samok.
"Larkin will take care of him," Samok said softly. "But your piloting skills are quite adequate, ensign," he directed to the young man in the pilot's chair. "You are an exceptional pilot, obviously why Solok chose you for the main shift."
T'Pel returned to her station and continued her scans, and Samok's gaze flicked between her and the captain, who was still spinning in his chair.
"Do you find T'Pel attractive, captain?" Samok asked softly, sitting in his chair and directing his gaze toward his superior officer. He wasn't quite sure why he was asking the captain this question, and now of all times, when Solok's tongue seemed...unrestrained. He didn't think of himself as one to gossip, but something about knowing secrets was quite thrilling, if he were honest with himself.
Solok stopped spinning and sat staring at the science officer, "Do you not?" He asked, and spun to look at Samok, narrowing his gaze.
"Her facial bone structure is a geometric master piece, and her physical stature is quite agreeable for bearing children. I would imagine there are many on this ship who have taken a longer glance then should be."
He smirked, "I see how you keep her at arms length. Speak to her in such an abnormally cold tone."
Samok narrowed his eyes. His captain had accused him of being attracted to a hybrid, and the thought...but even as he thought about it, the thought of T'Pels form before him made the beast inside him growl in pleasure. Perhaps she was attractive, but she was still a hybrid...
Her Betazoid instincts saved the ship, his inner beast purred. She has many admirable qualities that would be agreeable to have in one's mate.Samok was saved from pondering this further when Larkin finally walked onto the bridge with his medkit and scanned Solok.
"Well?" the first officer said, perhaps a little harsher than he meant it.
Larkin raised a brow, "When was he last seen in a normal state?"
"When he came on shift." T'Pel chimed in, making an effort to concentrate on her computer, "Also Samok, scans continue to come up with nothing."
"When did you notice a difference?" Larkin looked at Samok, putting his medical tricorder away.
Samok simply handed Solok's report to Larkin and watched the medical officer read over it, his eyebrow rising further and further. "I see."
"And he stumbled out of his ready room, as if he had been imbibing something intoxicating."
Larkin turned and walked into the Captains ready room and began searching, "There is no open container." He scanned the room for good measure and walked back out.
His eyes narrowed as he walked over to Solok, who was sipping his tea and raised the tricorder to it. Solok simply tried pulling his cup further from the doctor.
"I am unsure as to why this had not occurred to me before, but it would seem the Captains tea is...pure chocolate." Larkin looked to Samok.
Samok narrowed his eyes at T'Pel, who glared back. "I assure you, I ordered the replicator to make tea. Are you implying that I would deliberately intoxicate the captain?"
"I am not implying anything, lieutenant, simply observing certain facts."
"I believe it might be logical to assume that someone has been tampering with the replicators," T'Pel offered, turning her gaze to Larkin.
"That is highly probable. Considering the night crew usually indulges in tea frequently." He looked to Samok, ignoring the first officers obvious accusation. He knew T'Pel would never attempt such a thing.
"I suggest all the replicators be checked and repaired. I am unsure as to whom aboard would tamper with such a thing. They were rather...clever."
Suddenly there was a bright flash of light and a tall dark haired human wearing a starfleet captains uniform appeared. He was also holding a box of chocolates and took the liberty to throw a small piece, catching Solok in the forehead.
The captain blinked and sat up, "What in the name of..."
"Q." The man replied with a smile, "I had hoped this all would have gone on longer, though it seems I have underestimated you pointy eared devils." He said with a sigh, and chucked a piece at Samok.
Samok deftly avoided the piece of chocolate and glared at the omnipotent being. "What is your purpose of harassing us, Q?"
Q laughed. "It's always a pleasure talking to Vulcans. So straightforward. You can be so dull sometimes, you know that, Mr. Samok? I decided to have some fun! And as you can see by mon capitan here, Vulcans become so much more interesting when they're intoxicated. Wouldn't you agree, my dear Samok?"
The first officer glanced at Solok and held his hands firmly behind his back, suppressing the urge to snarl at Q, "This is not conducive to running a starship, and is highly illogical behavior."
"I believe that that is Q's intention, Samok. A being who thrives on oddities he throws at others. Like the chocolate." T'Pel said as she picked up a piece off the floor, and threw it back at Q.
Q caught it and popped it in his mouth. "Now there's a fine lady, if I may say so. See how she understands me, Samok, yet retains her logic? Fascinating how she can play both sides of the field, wouldn't you say?" He elbowed Samok in the ribs, knowing full well the man's secret thoughts about the woman.
Samok stepped away from Q's assault on his person and glared at him. "To some, I suppose. So you have had your fun. Now leave."
Q Looked over to Samok and chuckled. Solok stood, staggering right into Q, "I concur..." He gave a hiccup, "...You should leave. And take this damned-able substance with you. Also...fix my replicators."
T'Pel took a step forward and placed a hand on Soloks back before he fell, "I would not make such demands of a being who could blink us out of existence, Captain. Sit."
Solok turned to look at her and blinked, "Are you giving me an order?"
She cocked a brow, "Yes." She said coolly, guiding him back to his chair then looked to Q, "What is it you are after, precisely?"
Q smirked at her and stepped forward, further into her personal space. "I'll let you figure that one out, my dear, since you seem to have a good grip on my intentions already."
He held her face and kissed her hard on the mouth, then stepped back and disappeared in a flash of light. "Have fun, my dear little Vulcans," came his voice from nowhere. "Have fun..."
T'Pel staggered back, blinking in shock as she wiped her lips with her sleeve. Turning her gaze to Samok.
Solok blinked again as he hiccuped and stared at the spot Q had been, "Reading the reports, I was unaware at just how...insufferable he was. I assumed it was simply human exaggeration."
Larkin gave an amused nod of his head, "Well, should you require my assistance, I will be in sick bay. Now that we know the cause of the intoxication, engineering should be able to repair the replicators." He headed for the door.
Samok smirked at T'Pel. "He seemed quite enamored with you, lieutenant. I believe that says quite a lot about your character. The ability to make some sense of chaos...inherently illogical."
"It has been my belief that logic can be found anywhere. Situations involving Q make me think of a song I once heard. 'White Rabbit' by an Earth band called Jefferson Airplane. It deals with the story of 'Alice in Wonderland'."
She tilted her head and thought a moment, "When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead, and the white knight is talking backwards, and the Red queen is off with her head, remember what the door mouse said...feed your head. Or gain knowledge."
" As for his intentions with me, I will not dwell on them. I am simply a...passing fancy." She turned to take her seat at her computer again.
Samok frowned and turned away, pondering the strange lyrics. "Why would the white knight be talking backwards?" he muttered to himself. He tapped his comm badge. "Samok to Seryn, please report to the bridge."
"That is the question and what must be figured out. Even in chaos lives a pattern and commonality. Even if it does not make logical sense to you, that does not mean you are unable to find logic at all. You simply have to search for it."
Solok swiveled in his chair and eyed her, trying to make sense of the words and finding more surprise in the fact it was so simple.
Shortly after, Chief Engineer Seryn walked onto the bridge, "Is there a problem, Commander?" He asked, standing at attention and glancing at Solok who had taken to kicking his feet in the air, mesmerized by the movement.
Samok turned around and faced Seryn. "Yes, there is. Apparently, Q has made all the replicators dispense chocolate when one orders tea. I am not sure if it dispenses chocolate-infused food as well, but I want the replicators repaired."
"Is this a ship-wide problem, sir? Our internal diagnostics didn't show this error."
"That's how he works," Solok slurred, staring at the ceiling now. "No logic here..." He hiccuped.
Seryn looked at Samok, but the first officer fixed the engineer with a stern glance. "Begin immediately. Scan every replicator manually if you must. The captain is...partially correct. Q may have blocked your diagnostic from finding the problem. It would have been...too simple to let you catch it early. He is using us for his amusement, as it seems."
Seryn raised a brow and began backing toward the turbolift, "Understood. I will get right on it." The idea of Q was obviously unsettling.
"In former reports dealing with Q, he seems to teach some form of lesson. There is often a reason behind his actions." T'Pel chimed, having been going over previous Starfleet records of Q encounters.


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About Jeremih:
"I can make a great sex song anytime I want, without even saying a body part, without saying anything that would be omitted on the radio. Somehow I've just been given that ability," Jeremih remarks matter-of-factly, not even the hint of a mischievous grin on his face. The man knows his talent, and his calling card. And as enviable as that talent is, no man of Jeremih's intelligence and versatility would be satisfied in a pigeonhole: "In no way do I feel that 'Birthday Sex' defines me as an artist, or defined my first album. People are quick to make comparisons: 'he's the next R. Kelly, he's the next Dream.' That's flattering talk but we're all different, as people and as artists."
Indeed, 23-year-old Jeremih Felton has planted his own flag among the glittering banner acts at Def Jam: "I feel like I'm on the best label I could be on; I'm not intimidated by anyone musically, and I'm honored and inspired by the artists around me. There were a lot to choose from, a lot of labels were interested in a short period of time, but I didn't get this far by making bad decisions. And to be blessed with L.A. Reid's thoughts and even his critiques, I couldn't ask for anything more."
So the stage is set for Jeremih's sophomore album, All About You, dropping September 28th. The singer/ rapper/producer/multi-instrumentalist has again aligned with producer Mick Schultz to deliver eleven songs long on sophistication, sex appeal, and even some old soul. "Mick and I have a great chemistry; we entered the game together, and we have albums' worth of music," Jeremih imparts. "I want him to get known too; I'm not selfish like this has to be the Jeremih show. This album is a great showcase for his ability as well as my own. Once people hear this album, others will recognize what I recognized in him and reach out for more of what we create."
What they create is a sonic palate ranging from subtle savoir-faire to unapologetic, house-shaking climax. First single "I Like," featuring labelmate Ludacris and co-written by Keith James, is pure babymaking bliss. Jeremih's uncanny falsetto wends into Ludacris' irresistible, irrepressible flow, bobbing and weaving with Schultz's bubbly, scaled-back rhythm. Elsewhere, the titular track is a languid 4/4 offset by sawing high-octave synth riffs. But Jeremih's vocals, smacking of a young Michael, steal the show. Rare is a falsetto this controlled, this textured, this evocative. Listen for it also on "Take Off," what Jeremih terms a relationship record told from the lesser-heard male point of view: "Guys have feelings too, guys get hurt, and this record expresses that. There's a point when we feel like we've done enough in trying to work this out, and now it's best if I take off for the both of us. I can say I been there, but I also hear this from a lot of peers. Women can relate to it too, even if it's not from their perspective."
"Down on Me" featuring 50 Cent is a supersmash in the waiting. 50 unleashes an insistent, machine-gun flow, while Jeremih contorts himself through some outrageous vocal acrobatics. His voice, spiced with an island cadence, bends and stretches about one of the nastiest hooks R&B has seen in quite some time. "Down on Me" is definitely a song to be up on. "I've always respected 50 and always wanted to work with him," Jeremih notes. "I wanted to reach out to a couple artists who could bring to the table what I know I do."
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Autarch- power weapon, fusion gun, mandiblaster 100
6 Howling banshees- Exarch- Executioner 118
Wave serpant- bright lances 135
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5Rangers- pathfinders 120
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Vyper- starcannon 70
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2War walkers - 2 brightlances, 2 missile launchers 160
Fire prism 115
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like this HQ the avatar is excellent killing machine
Autarch- power weapon, fusion gun, mandiblaster 100
I'd exchange this guy for a farseer, aginst space marines his limeted strenght will have a real disadavnatge, a farseer along with guide and doom will be really effective against space marines when teamed up with the baldestrom of the dire avengers,
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like this choice but if you can find some points give the exrch warshout and up the squad numbers as they can be quite easy to kill in small squads
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Love the choice lose the death jetser to save point
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i THINK YOU should lose this expensive squad for another bladestorming dire avenger squad bulked up by losing the death jester, along with the farsser that unit you doomed is going to die.
Vyper- starcannon 70
4Dark reapers 140
space marine killers!
2War walkers - 2 brightlances, 2 missile launchers 160
Fire prism 115
this is a bit ify i think the warwalkers are fine but i really don't like the one shot fire prism for anti tank, yeah its versitile and mobile but in can easily miss, for the same points mabye another walwalker with 2 shots and then some spare points to play with, maxing out on the howling bansees and the new dire avenger squad,
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Thanks both of you especially gilli for all the detailed advice
I'd drop the Fusion pistols from the Harlequins, and swap the Death Jester for a shadowseer, to keep them safe from concentrated fire.
I think the optimum (at 1500 pts) is 2 fire prisms - for two reasons... The second prism twin links the first, gets the dispersed to AP3 large blast marine killer, or S10 AP1 penetrating on equal for tank killing. The second rason is that it splits anti-tank fire.
I would get points for the second fire prism by dropping the rather soft Warwalkers, and that should give enough extra points to mount holofields on the fire prisms. The fusion gun points can give them spirit stones. Eldar skimmer tanks are fairly thick armored, and the skimmer glance rule makes them sturdy - but a holofield makes them really annoyingly sturdy. If you have points left over, add nose Shuriken Cannons, 10 points for another MEQ kill a turn is cool.
6 strong squads work in smaller battles but byt the time you reach this scale, large opponent squads will defeat them through attrition, you need to add more boddies, also the serpent needs spirit stones and vectored engines, otherwise the serpent is likely to get brought down well before it achieves anythingElites
6 Howling banshees- Exarch- Executioner 118
Wave serpant- bright lances 135as per wizwom, lose the DJ and the fusion pistols, add a shadow seer, if you are short of points the shadow seer is more important than the troup master9Harlequins- Troupe master- power weapon
- Death jester
- 4 Harlequins kisses
-2 fusion pistols 228unless facing nidzilla armies, this is not the best kit load of the exarch, either dual cats or shimmer shield and defend (in both cases baldestorm)Troops
10 dire avengers- Exarch- Dire sword, bladestorm 157not overly efficient but ok5Rangers- pathfinders 120reapers without exarchs are fine again in smaller battles, but in 1500 points would do better with exarch with tempest launcher and fast shotFast attack
Vyper- starcannon 70
Heavy support
4Dark reaperswould prefer the same weapon on all, is this a restriction of points or what was in the box?2War walkers - 2 brightlances, 2 missile launchers 160needs wargear, specifically spirit stones and holo field, and as Wizwom points out, would be better as a pairFire prism 115
Overall drop the walkers and the autarch, use the points to add another prism and upgrade the units
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Thanks for all the advice I will be definately putting some of these changes into my army
Farseer- singing spear, guide, doom, spirit stones
10Howling banshees- Exarch- executioner- war shout
-wave serpent- bright lances
9Harlequins- troupe master
- shadowseer
- 4 harlequins kisses
10Dire avengers- Exarch- power weapon, shimmer shield, blade storm
8Dire avengers- Exarch- power weapon, shimmer shield, bladestorm
Heavy support
4Dark reapers- exarch- fast shot, tempest launcher
2War walkers- 4brightlances
What do you think of this new army I've made using some of your advice, thanks
cool like the new army, espically the new troops and heavy surport section, not sold on the shadowseer as you siad you were likeley to be playing space marines and they're only really useful aginst stand and shoot armies, instead bulk the dire avengers back to 10, pleased about the inclusion of a farseer, and a tempest laucher/ fast shot exarcg for the D.R's but a little worried about the flimsless of your A.T (warwalkers) and losing them as they are expensive models, all in all though a much inproved, harder-hitting army but still a few little improvements to be made in m y opion,
Great improvement on your last army list, the extra numbers will help a great deal against marines. Now you should play test the new army list, see if it works out.


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The Sour Note (a side label of 18th Street) announced today that they have begun canning three of their sort after Gose's, Cherry, Peach, and Blackberry. This hopefully means that distro through their normal channels will follow, but that was not specified. #TheSourNote
Pipeworks will be releasing a new beer called Equiliboro next week. This is a 9% ABV Negroni (Gin, Vermouth and Compari) inspired Bitter Botanical Ale brewed with juniper berries, schisandra berries, dried orange slices, and carmine.
Two New from Mikerphone
Mikerphone is releasing two new beers this Thursday. DDH IPA ABC BBD is a Double Dry-Hopped IPA hopped with Mosaic and Motueka hops and Educated Fool is an 8% ABV Double Dry-Hopped Double IPA with Ekuanot Hops. #Mikerphone
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Hubbard's Cave is releasing the next installment in their Fresh IIPA series this week. This edition will feature Citra and will be available in their taproom on Thursday.
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Mikerphone began brewing the latest addition to the Special Sauce family today. This batch will feature the Australian hop Vic Secret.
Strawberry Rhubarb Le Seul
Une Annee dropped a not so subtle hint today that the next installment of Le Seul will be Strawberry Rhubarb. #rhubarb #strawberry #uneannee #wildale
Cherry RazzBot
Pipeworks will be releasing Cherry RazzBot this Saturday at their Dojo and through their distro channels on Monday, June 19th. This is an 8% ABV Sour Ale Aged on Cherries and Raspberries. #Pipeworks #CherryRazzBot
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Maplewood released a limited quantity of their 11% ABV Tea infused Russian Imperial Stout, Mind FK, and it's Coffee Variant today. The tea used is black tea with coconut and cocoa nibs.
Summa Vitis Tasting Notes
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Len Hart
The bailout is the biggest overt theft in history. Only healthy banks get funding --so why do they get a bailout? The 'bailout' is yet another monumental instance in which 'wealth is spread around' to those who do not need it, did not create it, did not earn it, and did not do anything productive to create it! Why doesn't Bush and his 'base' just load up a convoy of armored trucks at Ft. Knox --then drive like hell to the border?
Most big recipients of 'bailout monies' are using the 'bailout' to gobble up smaller, less favored banks. In simpler times, we might have called them the "Savings and Loan". In "It's a Wonderful Life" with Jimmy Stewart, it was called the "Building and Loan". If you've seen this classic film, you will recall that when the Great Depression came, it was the "Building and Loan" that was faced with collapse --not Potter, the richest man in town who sought to own it all.
Mathew Maavak
The US presidential campaign has already descended into a make-believe world of cosmetic saturnalia, and in this looney world, one should not be surprised if the Republicans pull off another White House coup on Nov 4.
This campaign has been disrobed to the level of slipshod slip-ups.
The initial kerfuffle generated by the $150,000 spent on the Palin wardrobe has now degenerated into a scandalous $22,800 paid to the vice presidential candidate's make-up artiste, Amy Strozzi.
Gabriele Zamparini
"Everything has to change so that nothing changes." - Giuseppe Tomasi Di Lampedusa, Il Gattopardo
The color of money. Senator Barack Obama's campaign has now raised more than $600 million, almost equaling what all the candidates from both major parties collected in private donations in 2004.
Where do you think that awful lot of money comes from?
"Many of these large donors come from industries with interests in Washington. A New York Times analysis of donors who wrote checks of $25,000 or more to the candidates' main joint fund-raising committees found, for example, the biggest portion of money for both candidates came from the securities and investments industry, including executives at various firms embroiled in the recent financial crisis like Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers and AIG. (...) More than 600 donors contributed $25,000 or more to [Obama] in September alone, roughly three times the number who did the same for Senator John McCain."
Mickey Z
"You don't stick a knife in a man's back nine inches, and then pull it out six inches, and say you're making progress." - Malcolm X
Another Election Day approaches and I'm reminded of something the late Pakistani dissident, Eqbal Ahmad said about Noam Chomsky in the book, Confronting Empire (2000): "He (Chomsky) has never wavered. He has never fallen into the trap of saying, 'Clinton will do better.' Or 'Nixon was bad but Carter at least had a human rights presidency.' There is a consistency of substance, of posture, of outlook in his work."
Angie Riedel
The presidential election is only a matter of days away now. I wish I could say there is reason to be optimistic that it will bring an end to the reign of greed and destruction of the bush regime. The reality is that there is little to be optimistic about.
A new president will not herald the changes we want and so desperately need. There will be no more than a changing of faces that will still tell us lies. We will still have a king instead of a leader. He will still act as though the constitution is somewhere between optional and flat out objectionable.
We will still have a government that is separated from us, that asserts a right to be above us and to rule over us with two separate sets of laws. The laws for themselves forgive every felony and lie, and excuse every wrongful death, theft and trespass. The laws for us forgive nothing, excuse nothing, and mete out brutal punishments and imprisonment even before crimes have been committed. ― We will still be held hostage by, and held accountable for the mental midgetry of our disconnected elites. We will still have multimillionaire legislators and multimillionaire White House denizens who's services are already pre-purchased by people whose interests are in direct conflict with our own.
Jean Bricmont
One can understand why some people might have sincerely thought that the Iraq war would be a "cakewalk". First, consider WW2 ; the US mercilessly bombed Germany and Japan, including their civilian populations, then occupied those countries militarily, imposing almost total control. Yet, today, Germany and Japan are among the world's most faithful allies of the US. How deep this alliance really is and how long it will last remains to be seen, but for the moment it is a reality.
Now, consider the Cold War. Remember that, once upon a time, governments from Poland to Bulgaria were hostile to the US. Now, they want nothing more than integration into Nato, advanced US anti-missile shields and participation in the occupation of Iraq. Or consider, even more surprisingly, Vietnam, where US investors are now welcomed with open arms, while, in a not so distant past, the US was ferociously bombing Vietnam, killing millions of people and poisoning the environment. Even after the bombing of their little country in 1999, the Serbs behaved as desired, by voting out Milosevic and by accepting, at least for a while, pro-Western governments approving implicitely if not explicitely the bombing of their own country.
Murray N. Rothbard
What the State Is Not
The State is almost universally considered an institution of social service. Some theorists venerate the State as the apotheosis of society; others regard it as an amiable, though often inefficient, organization for achieving social ends; but almost all regard it as a necessary means for achieving the goals of mankind, a means to be ranged against the "private sector" and often winning in this competition of resources. With the rise of democracy, the identification of the State with society has been redoubled, until it is common to hear sentiments expressed which violate virtually every tenet of reason and common sense such as, "we are the government." The useful collective term "we" has enabled an ideological camouflage to be thrown over the reality of political life. If "we are the government," then anything a government does to an individual is not only just and untyrannical but also "voluntary" on the part of the individual concerned. If the government has incurred a huge public debt which must be paid by taxing one group for the benefit of another, this reality of burden is obscured by saying that "we owe it to ourselves"; if the government conscripts a man, or throws him into jail for dissident opinion, then he is "doing it to himself" and, therefore, nothing untoward has occurred. Under this reasoning, any Jews murdered by the Nazi government were not murdered; instead, they must have "committed suicide," since they were the government (which was democratically chosen), and, therefore, anything the government did to them was voluntary on their part. One would not think it necessary to belabor this point, and yet the overwhelming bulk of the people hold this fallacy to a greater or lesser degree.
Stephen Lendman
Whatever we know about today's financial crisis. Think we know. Eventually will know in the fullness of time. This time is really different. In 1922, Henry Ford put it this way in his book titled "My Life and Work:"
"The (economy's) primary functions are agriculture, manufacture, and transportation. Community life is impossible without them. They hold the world together....The great delusion is that one may change the foundation. The foundations of society are the men and means to grow things, to make things, and to carry things." Real enterprise producing value. Tangible products. Not casino capitalism. Computerized gambling. The illusion of wealth. Disappearing once liquidity dries up. Or even now when it's abundant. With a keyboard click, or when investors fear an approaching economic storm.
Khaled Al Sharif
[Translated by Kirsten Beck (Original article in Arabic)]
The financial crisis and economic destruction afflicting the United States of America is about to blow her away. It's natural that Bush's imperialistic policy resulted in plunging into crusade-like wars against the Arab and Islamic world--a policy that inflicted a heavy financial burden upon the extremist U.S. administration in order to finance unjustified wars of intolerance and hatred in Afghanistan, Iraq, and the others; a policy that cost the U.S. Treasury 60 trillion dollars and that, in spite of all the financing, caused a huge economic disaster, the extent of which, beyond the certain defeat of the U.S. and NATO in Afghanistan, is unknown to anyone but God.
A recent preliminary strategy report confirmed that NATO and the United States will lose the war in Afghanistan, like what happened with the Soviet Union in the 80s of the last century and the British Empire in the 19th century. In a report by the strategic thinker Anthony Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, titled "Losing the Afghan-Pakistani War? The Rising Threat," Cordesman confirmed that the influence of the occupation forces is declining in Afghanistan, while the influence of Islamic resistance forces is increasing, providing proof and evidence backing up his findings.
By Kevin Zeese
The Finance Crisis Means the U.S. Can No Longer Continue Two War-Quagmires and Must Reconsider Military-Based Foreign Policy
Nobel prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz predicts the Iraq war will cost the United States $3 trillion. Nouriel Roubini, the economist who predicted today's financial crisis in 2006, predicts the U.S. will suffer its worst recession in 40 years, lasting up to two years with 9% unemployment and another 15% drop in housing prices. He predicts we are seeing only the first round of government injection of funds into the finance system.
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1. What is the greatest dream in your life? The greatest dream in my life is for to exist in a state of happiness and connection with Spirit and Universe which transcends the ups and downs of the reality around me. I am working on this every day.
2. What does true happiness in life mean? True happiness comes from the realization that externality (is that even a word?) cannot and should not affect your internal landscape.
3. What is the most valuable thing that one cannot buy and why? One cannot buy mental well being. That comes from the knowledge that we are free to be ourselves, regardless of the trappings around us.
4. What are your 3 most important tips for enduring health? Breathe deep, help others to the best of your ability, exist in the moment.
5. What do you believe is the meaning of life? To be. We are the sum of our experiences.
6. If you knew that the world was going to end tomorrow, what would you do today? Have lots of sex. No really. I adore him and I would spend my last moments with him.
7. What are in your opinion the 3 biggest mistakes that one can make in life? Assume we are what we own, try to live up to others expectations of ourselves, try to hang on to what we have in this moment.
8. Where do you find comfort during difficult times? In my relationship to Spirit, and in knowing that nothing is permanent and this too shall pass.
9. If you had three wishes to fundamentally change things on earth, what would you wish? I would give us all green energy, I would make it so no one starved and I would reconnect our tribes.
10. What can an individual person do to promote a peaceful society? Love everyone, regardless of who they are, where they come from, what they look like, or who they voted for.
11. Assuming you meet somebody who knew the absolute truth to every question, what 3 questions would you ask? Are you happy?
12. Which book (or books) have impressed you personally and why? Oh my. Ummmmm… too many to count. I love books so much.
13. What would be your most important piece of advice for people who are searching for a fulfilling life? Stop and look at what you already have and try to ask yourself this: "Would having/owning/being that make me any happier than I am right now?"


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Viewers juggle two narratives in writer-director Vladan Nikolic's moody sci-fi thriller, Zenith. In the present day, we follow a former priest named Ed as he tries to uncover a conspiracy known as "Zenith." The other plotline unspools in 2044: Ed's son, Jack, a drug-dealer in a messed-up world, finds his father's videotapes. Further complicating Jack's already confused existence are a beautiful prostitute with a powerful daddy; a conspiracy buff; and some people trying to kill him.
Nikolic's low-budget indie is well produced, with clever location shooting that uses our busted-up present as a grimmer future. (One colorful thing grim futures always have: strip clubs that blast techno music.) The film has antecedents in assorted time-, space- and mindbenders such as La Jetée/12 Monkeys and Primer, as well as dozens of paranoiac dystopic works.
What's real? Is there a conspiracy? Whom to trust? Answers are fluid, but here's a clue: Twice Ed recounts the infamous Milgram experiment of the 1960s, in which subjects were instructed to administer crippling, even lethal shocks to strangers. Thus, one can be powerless even when he believes he's in control. An authority may simply be manipulating one toward a larger, secretive goal. And then, there's that meta-narrative about what you, the viewer, are getting suckered into believing ... 10 p.m. Fri., Jan. 28, and 10 p.m. Sat., Jan. 29. Oaks (Al Hoff)
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Gold and Silver Update
Simple Moving Average(SMA) 50-period (red), 200-period (bold, gray)
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Market and Price Action (patterns, candlesticks)
Intraday pivots and Intermediate-term support and resistance
- Yesterday's Forex Video Tchnical Update with gold and silver noted a possible bearish continuation after the current corrective rally.
- The corrective rally is not over for gold. We are now at 61.8% retracement, and the RSI in the 1H chart continues to show bearish divergence. The RSI in the 4H chart remains below 60.
- So even though this rally extended, it is well within the context of a correction, waiting for topping and a bearish kick to start the bearish continuation scenario.
- If the market breaks above 1378 and the declining resistance seen in the 4H chart, the bearish scenario is in trouble.
- For the bearish scenario to reopen, we need to break below below at least 1365, and the rising channel seen in the 1H chart. Then upon a break below 1355, we are targeting 1330 area.
Silver (XAG/USD)
- Silver has been a bit more reluctant to continue south.
- Unlike gold, silver extended this rally to 78.6% retracement of the latest downswing. (gold was at 61.8%).
- The price action also break above a declining trendline seen in the 4H chart.
- Also, the 4H RSI in silver broke above 60.
- Nonetheless, price action has stalled int he US session, and might reverse. With a close in the 1H chart below 29.07, we should see a decline towards 28.70 area. A break below that targets 28.00.
- The upside is a bullish continuation towards 29.80 - 30.00. This is a previous high and 61.8% retracement of the entire downswing since the start of 2011.
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Nike SB Dunk Low "Road"
Release Date: July 15th
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An all-over print smothers the iconic silhouette of the Nike SB Dunk Low on this "Road" colorway which will be hitting select Nike retailers today, July 15th.
The grey, pavement inspired, upper splattered with crisscrossing black lines strongly resembles the classic "elephant print" design while the addition of a timeless gum outsole makes for a sneaker that has some of the most beloved attributes in sneaker culture.
With a consumer-friendly retail price of $110, the "Road" Nike SB Dunk Low figures to be a highly sought after sneaker release this week.


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Eclipse Table
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The Eclipse table is an iconic side table with a subtle defining feature.
The inset wooden top can be rotated 180 degrees to create a large surface, exposing a tray like recess.
When kept in it's most compact form, the table rests neatly against a wall, bed, or sofa creating a reduced footprint.
The Eclipse table is available in a range of colours with either ash or oak tops.
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Officially announced April 14, 2012, Crysis 3 is the third main installment of the Crysis series, a sequel to the 2011 video game Crysis 2, and runs on the CryEngine 3 game engine. Crysis 3 has won PC Gamer Most Valuable Game, Game Informer Best of Show and Electric Playground Best of E3 awards.
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Under Armour signs top NBA prospect Josh Jackson
The NBA Draft doesn't start until Thursday night, but Under Armour Inc. has already made its first pick. The Baltimore sportswear maker has signed University of Kansas star Josh Jackson, who is widely expected to be a top-five selection in the draft, to an endorsement deal. Kris Stone, a senior marketing director for Under Armour posted about the deal on Instagram and the brand posted about it on Facebook. (Balt. Bus. Journal)
Baltimore among cities with most unused vacation time by workersBaltimore workers could use a vacation. That's the word from a new analysis by Project: Time Off, a Washington, D.C.-based coalition of travel organizations and companies that wants to get people to take more vacation time (and therefore boost the travel economy). Project: Time Off said Baltimore is among the cities with the most unused vacation days out of the top 30 metropolitan regions in the U.S. (Pittsburg Bus. Times)
Wal-Mart remodels Garland Groh store, to open another on Md. 65
As work continues on a new Wal-Mart on Md. 65 south of Interstate 70, the retailer will hold a grand opening ceremony Friday morning for its remodeled store at 17850 Garland Groh Blvd. The company has said it plans to operate both stores after the new one opens this fall. The new store will create up to 300 jobs. (Herald-Mail)
Commercial jet service returning to Salisbury airportPiedmont Airlines is bringing back commercial jet service to the Salisbury airport, a milestone the carrier's president hopes will mark the first of several upgrades at the 73-year-old facility. The American Airlines subsidiary expects to begin transitioning from Dash 8-100 and 8-300 turboprop airplanes to Embraer-145 jets in August at the Salisbury-Ocean City: Wicomico Regional Airport, Lyle Hogg said. (Daily Times)
Lidl grocery proposed for Dual Highway
A German grocery chain new to the United States may be coming to Hagerstown soon. Lidl U.S. LLC is proposing a new, 35,962 square-foot store off Dual Highway, between House of Kobe and the Hagerstown Shopping Center, which is home to Aldi. The chain offers discounted prices and about 90 percent of its items are in-house brands. (Herald-Mail)
June 22 // State considers rate increases on the health exchange as another insurer drops out
As U.S. Senate leaders prepare to unveil their plan to remake the Affordable Care Act over time, Maryland officials must press ahead with the system as it stands for hundreds of thousands of residents. The Maryland Insurance Administration held its first hearing Wednesday on the large rate increases being sought by three insurance carriers selling health plans to individuals on the state exchange. The hearing came as another carrier decided to pull out of the market. Cigna Health and Life Insurance Co. follows UnitedHealthcare, which stopped selling plans last year. (Balt. Sun)
Baltimore businesses destroyed during riots sue city officials for failing to prevent violence
Dozens of Baltimore business owners are suing city officials, including the police department and former Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, saying they mishandled the city's response to the rioting in 2015. In a nearly 700-page complaint filed in federal court this week, more than 60 plaintiffs say city officials failed to prevent the looting and rioting that erupted after the arrest and death of Freddie Gray in April 2015, despite warnings the city would experience violence. More than 380 businesses, including many located south of North Avenue in West Baltimore, were damaged or destroyed. Property losses were estimated at nearly $13 million. (Balt. Sun)
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New cyber program at UMBC will target international companies
A new international cybersecurity center at University of Maryland, Baltimore County, will aim to bring international companies to the state and is expected to create at least 100 jobs in the coming years. The center, called iCyberCenter@bwtech, is a partnership between the university and the Maryland Department of Commerce. Gov. Larry Hogan announced the initiative Wednesday during his economic trade mission in Europe. The center, located within bwtech@UMBC Research & Technology Park, will include an executive training session and yearlong incubator program geared toward companies in the United Kingdom and other U.S. allies. (Balt. Sun)
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Food was amazing. Waiters very helpful and attentive.
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Offering modern Indian food in a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, The Mumbai Mansion blends age-old cooking techniques with modern influences. From the bar, discover a wide range of wines, beers and spirits, all to be enjoyed in the stylish dining room.
The Mumbai Mansion
250 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8DT
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((((( 15 April 2017 by Samantha Gardiner from Edinburgh
Food was amazing. Waiters very helpful and attentive.
((((( 14 April 2017 by Mark Stevenson from Edinburgh
We had a fantastic family meal. The service was very good and the atmosphere just right for a thoroughly enjoyable evening. The food was one of the best Indian experiences we have had.
((((* 12 April 2017 by Stanley Paul from Edinburgh
Good food and the people working there are wonderful, great customer service.
((((( 26 February 2017 by JR from Edinburgh
Tres bien
((((( 26 February 2017 by Linda Scott from Glasgow
Absolutely brilliant. Thoroughly delicious, perfectly cooked food. Will return for sure!
((((( 25 February 2017 by Elaine Ritchie from Edinburgh
Fantastic food and great service as always
Duck cooked to perfection
((((* 6 February 2017 by David Macfarlane from Aberdeenshire
Food and service was excellent
(((** 14 November 2016 by Alan from Edinburgh
Inclusive price but charged extra for nans, made it expensive for what was s limited menu. Not good value this time, sorry.
((((( 10 November 2016 by Kevin Mccusker from Bellshill
We received the usual quality food and service from the Mumbai Mansion staff. The Buryani was excellent .
(**** 5 July 2016 by Sonia Saldanha from London
Main chef was on leave .so the food was a mess
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