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A MURDER investigation has been launched after a 73-year-old man was found stabbed to death at a house in Farnworth.
Police found the dead man — named locally as David Knowles — at about 6pm last night at his home in Bolton Road.
They are currently quizzing a 66-year-old woman — thought to be Mr Knowles' wife Christine — who has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
An eyewitness reported seeing an elderly lady being led out of the house and into a police car between 6.30pm and 6.45pm.
The house is now cordoned off and forensic experts are combing the crime scene.
Mohammad Saleem, who lives next door to the couple, said: "I was at work last night but when I came back this morning I saw all the police cars on the other side of the road.
"I asked the police officer what had happened and he said someone had died.
"They were a very nice couple and Christine was very nice. She has come round to our house before.
"If anyone needed help she would give it, and we sometimes helped her as well.
"She is an old lady - I just can't imagine that this could have happened."
Mrs Knowles is a registered mental health nurse, although it is not known whether she is still a practising nurse.
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Neighbours thought the couple were both retired.
It is understood that Mr and Mrs Knowles have a daughter, Zoe, who comes to visit them frequently.
Mr Saleem added: "They were just nice, genuine people and never bothered us at all.
"I cannot believe this thing has happened.
"I asked my wife, who is a teacher, this morning, whether she saw anything but she didn't hear or see anything."
Chloe Richardson, aged 15, who lives in Norfolk Drive with mum Michelle Smith was returning from the shops when she saw a lady being put in a police car.
She said: "I was on my way back and we saw an old lady came out of the house and being escorted into a police car.
"She had a big grin on her face when I saw her."
"Ms Smith said: "We have had things happen round here but nothing like this.
"My first worry was that people had broken in as a lot of older people live on their own.
"It's a real shame and you just do not expect to hear it."
Connor Tither, who lives nearby, said: "We have been here for seven or eight years and they have always been here.
"I just heard the cars come last night, I didn't know anything until then."
"They always seem such a nice couple."
A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said the report of a stabbing came to them just after 6pm.
He added: "A 66-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody for questioning.
"An investigation has been launched to establish the full circumstances leading to the man's death."
Anyone with information can call police on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.


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October 12, 1894 — Foca, Yugoslavia
Jovanka was one of six children born to Serbian Orthodox parents in a small town in the Bosnian part of Yugoslavia. Her parents were prominent Serbian nationalists. After Jovanka completed middle school in Foca, she moved with her parents in 1912 to the multi-ethnic city of Sarajevo. There she met and married Marko Babunovic in 1916. The couple raised three children.
1933-39: Jovanka was an active member of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Her husband was a prosperous businessman, and she was active in supporting various charities. Her favorite causes were helping needy families in Sarajevo and in her hometown of Foca, and supporting the construction of bell towers for Serbian Orthodox churches in the poor communities of rural Bosnia.
1940-44: The Germans invaded Yugoslavia in 1941. That spring, Jovanka's son, Momir, who was studying in Germany, was arrested as an "enemy alien" and sent to Dachau. After Sarajevo was taken over by Croatian fascists that year, Jovanka's husband was arrested because he was a Serb leader and her other son fled to Serbia. Jovanka remained in Sarajevo with her sister and daughter; they were arrested by Croatian police in 1944. Upon refusing to convert to Roman Catholicism, Jovanka was deported to a Croatian-run concentration camp.
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Rock Hall announces 16 finalists for induction next yearComments Email Print
The deep list also includes The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, from which Bob Dylan famously borrowed members for his blistering electric debut at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival; disco forerunners Chic; '70s soft rock sultans Hall & Oates; heavy metal standard bearers Deep Purple; hip-hop heavyweights LL Cool J and N.W.A; and college radio rock heroes, The Replacements.
Completing the list are The Meters, Linda Ronstadt, Cat Stevens, Link Wray and the Zombies.
All eligible nominees released their first single or album at least 25 years before the year of nomination. The 2014 nominees had to release their first recording no later than 1988. The nominating committee is comprised of writers, historians and critics.
Inductees are chosen by a secret ballot of 600 voters, a group that includes past inductees, music industry veterans, critics and historians. Last year's inductees included Heart, Albert King, Randy Newman, Public Enemy, Rush, Donna Summer, Quincy Jones and Lou Adler.
Fans will also have a chance to weigh in on the inductions. Oct. 16 through Dec. 10, fans can vote for who they believe to be the most deserving of induction at www.rockhall.com/vote and www.rollingstone.com. The top five artists selected by the public will constitute a "fans' ballot."
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Jessica Alba announced to People magazine she is pregnant with the child of her longtime boyfriend Cash Warren:
"I can confirm that Jessica and Cash are expecting a baby in late spring, early summer," says rep Brad Cafarelli.
Cash Warren, what a badass name. I wish I had a cool name. Instead my parents stuck me with the moniker of Balls Mahoney*. It made things tough growing up, but I think I turned out alright. And if you disagree, I'll throw acid in your face. I'm well adjusted.
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Day 1London – Stratford-upon-Avon – York Day 1 - London – Stratford-upon-Avon – York
A scenic drive through beautiful countryside brings you to Stratford-upon-Avon. Visit Shakespeare's Birthplace and Visitor Centre and see Anne Hathaway's cottage. Later in the Viking city of York, enjoy a walk along historic streets. View the cobbled Shambles, the ancient city walls and the magnificent York Minster. Tonight dine at your hotel where you have a chance to meet with your Travel Director and travelling companions.
Novotel Centre
Novotel Centre
Day 2York – Jedburgh – Edinburgh (2 Nights) Day 2 - York – Jedburgh – Edinburgh (2 Nights)
Rugged, dramatic and spectacular − the Northumberland National Park is all these things and more. View the remarkably intact ruins of the 12th century Jedburgh Abbey on your way to the beautiful Scottish capital, Edinburgh. During the month of August, certain departures include tickets to the spectacular Edinburgh Tattoo.
Optional Experiences
Local Dinner Evening
Join us and your travelling companions for a delicious traditional dinner and drink at a local restaurant.
Adult Price: £36.00
Edinburgh by Night and Dinner
We'll drive into the old city of Edinburgh to see the city at night with photo opportunities of the Castle and the Grassmarket, famous for historic executions and when possible visit one of the most haunted graveyards and see the grave of Greyfriars Bobby, the famous Skye Terrier. Then, we'll make our way to a local restaurant for a delicious dinner and drink.
Adult Price: £42.00
Day 3Edinburgh Sightseeing Day 3 - Edinburgh Sightseeing
Your morning sightseeing tour with your Local Specialist includes the elegant New Town, Princes Street, the Royal Mile, views of the Palace of Holyroodhouse and Arthur's Seat. Enjoy a guided visit of Edinburgh Castle. Tonight consider a traditional Scottish night out with haggis, dancing and bagpipes.
Optional Experiences
Rosslyn Chapel
We'll drive out of Edinburgh to the tiny village of Rosslyn, where you'll hear the inside story on the famous Rosslyn Chapel. You'll also visit one of Scotland's most unusual 15th century buildings, famed for its associations with the Knights Templar, the Masonic movement, and now 'The Da Vinci Code'.
Adult Price: £17.50
Scottish Show With Dinner
Tonight is your chance to put on that tartan and join us for an evening of singing, dancing and bagpipe playing at an internationally famous venue. You'll enjoy delicious food and wine, join in the singing and watch a Highland dance or two. There's even a chance to sample Scotland's national dish – haggis.
Adult Price: £58.00
Day 4Edinburgh – St. Andrews – Pitlochry – Scottish Highlands (2 Nights) Day 4 - Edinburgh – St. Andrews – Pitlochry – Scottish Highlands (2 Nights)
Travel across the Firth of Forth to St. Andrews to view the celebrated ancient university and the home of golf. Stop in Pitlochry, a charming village on the banks of the River Tummel. Explore the village or join an Optional Experience to visit Blair Castle, ancestral home to the Dukes of Atholl.
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Laggan Authentic Accomodation
Optional Experiences
Highland Farm Experience
Visit a real Highland sheep farm and meet Neil the Shepherd and his border collies. He'll show you how he uses different whistles to command each dog to carry out different tasks. You'll also have the opportunity to try your hand at sheep shearing, feeding the pups and discover his training techniques. Weather permitting.
Adult Price: £14.00
Pitlochry. Visit Of Blair Castle
Set in its own grounds against a backdrop of glorious scenery, you'll visit the castle and find out more about the home of the Duke of Atholl – the only man in Britain to have a private army.
Adult Price: £20.00
Day 5Isle of Skye, Culloden and Scenic Highland Excursion Day 5 - Isle of Skye, Culloden and Scenic Highland Excursion
This morning travel to the coast via the Glenfinnan Monument which was erected to commemorate where the 1745 Jacobite Rising began. Take a ferry over the sea to Skye from Mallaig to Armadale. Drive up the Sleat Peninsula and admire the spectacular scenery before stopping for time to have lunch. Cross over a road bridge to view scenic Eilean Donan Castle back on the mainland. Continue your journey past the lochs and glens of the Scottish Highlands including the famous Loch Ness before stopping to view Culloden battlefield. This site was where the final confrontation of the Jacobite rising of 1745 took place. Later return to your hotel in Laggan.
Day 6Scottish Highlands – Glencoe – Loch Lomond – Glasgow Day 6 - Scottish Highlands – Glencoe – Loch Lomond – Glasgow
Stop at the Commando Memorial near Fort William for breathtaking views of Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis. Continue south through Glencoe known as the 'Glen of the Weeping'. This afternoon your orientation tour of Glasgow includes views of the Cathedral and magnificent George Square. Visit the Necropolis for a Cultural Insight into one of Europe's most important 19th century burial grounds.
Double Tree by Hilton Strathclyde
Double Tree by Hilton Strathclyde
Optional Experiences
Glasgow City Evening
You'll enjoy a chance to experience a night out in the city of Glasgow. Your Travel Director will take you for an evening of good food, a drink, and undoubtedly interesting conversation.
Adult Price: £36.00
Loch Lomond Boat Trip
Discover the wild beauty of the 'Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond'. As we cruise across the loch, the skipper will share stories of the area and point out Rob Roy's cave as you relax and savour the stunning scenery.
Adult Price: £15.00
Day 7Glasgow – Lake District – Liverpool Day 7 - Glasgow – Lake District – Liverpool
Cross the border into England and enjoy a special Be My Guest lunch at a working farm in the idyllic Cumbrian countryside. Learn about traditional farming methods and see the sheep, goats and cattle before enjoying lunch in the farmhouse. Later arrive in Grasmere where you view the grave of William Wordsworth. See England's largest lake, Windermere before travelling to Liverpool.
Mercure Atlantic Tower
Mercure Atlantic Tower
Day 8Liverpool – Chester – Dublin (2 Nights) Day 8 - Liverpool – Chester – Dublin (2 Nights)
In Chester see the timbered buildings known as the 'Rows' before travelling along the scenic North Wales coast to Holyhead. Cross the Irish Sea to Dublin, the Irish capital. This evening join your companions for a delicious Regional Meal at a local restaurant in Dublin.
Day 9Dublin Sightseeing Day 9 - Dublin Sightseeing
This morning discover the city of Dublin see the famous sights including Trinity College, St. Patrick's Cathedral and the stately Georgian Squares with your Local Specialist, followed by a visit to Guinness Storehouse to find out about the famous brew and the Guinness family. Spend the rest of the day as you please. This evening consider joining an Optional Experience to an Irish cabaret.
Optional Experiences
Dublin Dinner and Cabaret
Enjoy an evening of fine food and non-stop fun as Ireland's history unfolds in a cabaret of comedy, song and dance. The cast will have you tapping your toes and joining in the show, all in the spirit of Irish humour. And you'll even be served an Irish coffee to round off your dinner.
Adult Price: €71.00
Experience the Ancient Monastic Site of Glendalough
Enjoy a visit to one of the most important monastic sites in Europe, which dates back to the 6th century. Your Local Specialist will tell tales and show you around this sacred area, famous for its tranquil beauty amidst the rolling countryside of County Wicklow, the garden of Ireland.
Adult Price: €20.00
Day 10Dublin – Galway – Limerick Day 10 - Dublin – Galway – Limerick
Travel to the West coast and the city of Galway. View Galway Cathedral and Eyre Square before continuing to Limerick.
Optional Experiences
Bunratty Castle And Folk Park
Come on a visit to the 15th-century Bunratty Castle and admire its fine furnishings, antiques and paintings. With your local specialist, you'll experience an Ireland of the past, as you wander through the folk park with its thatched cottages and smoky turf fires. In the village, we'll have free time to explore the quaint shops and relax in the local tea room.
Adult Price: €20.00
Irish Ceilidh Evening
Come along and experience the craic at a special ceilidh evening. Enjoy a drink and some local specialities, watch some traditional Irish dancing, and sing along to some familiar Irish melodies.
Adult Price: €64.00
Day 11Limerick – Ring of Kerry – Cork Day 11 - Limerick – Ring of Kerry – Cork
Today we experience Ireland's most scenic coastal drive around the Iveragh Peninsula, better known as the Ring of Kerry. Here mountains, valleys, lakes and sea blend into a landscape that is often breathtaking beyond words. This evening enjoy dinner at your hotel in the city of Cork.
Day 12Cork – Blarney – Cobh – Waterford – Wexford Day 12 - Cork – Blarney – Cobh – Waterford – Wexford
Visit Blarney Castle and kiss the famous stone to attain the 'gift of the gab'. Stop in picturesque Cobh for a walking tour with a Local Specialist. This was the final port of call for the Titanic on its fateful voyage. This afternoon visit the House of Waterford Crystal. Watch the master craftsmen at work during your Cultural Insight tour of the workshop, and see the exquisite completed pieces in the showroom.
Day 13Wexford – Cardiff Day 13 - Wexford – Cardiff
Cross the Irish Sea to Wales, and continue your journey to Cardiff Bay to view the Millennium Centre and the National Assembly. View the historic Cardiff Castle and see the Millennium Stadium before arriving at your hotel.
Jurys Inn/Park Inn City Centre
Jurys Inn/Park Inn City Centre
Optional Experiences
Cardiff Castle Tour
You'll explore this unique castle on a private tour and hear tales about the eclectic refurbishments. Done in the 1800s by architect William Burgess, his influences included Islamic art, Hans Christian Anderson's fairy tales and even Aesop's fables. You'll also walk on the battlements and climb the 1,000-year-old Norman keep for superb views over Cardiff.
Adult Price: £21.00
Traditional Welsh Evening And Dinner
Join us for a traditional Welsh country dinner. We'll take you to a 14th century thatched inn called The Blue Anchor. While you're eating and enjoying your drink, you'll be entertained with a performance from a Welsh harpist.
Adult Price: £39.00
Welsh Evening At Millennium Centre
Enjoy an evening of Welsh music, culture and humour. The venue for the evening is the Welsh Millennium Centre, an iconic building in the fashionable Cardiff Bay area. After a warm reception, you'll enjoy a first-class meal of seasonal Welsh specialities, sourced and produced locally. Quality wine or soft drinks are included and the meal will be accompanied by our enchanting Welsh harpist. You'll then be entertained by the finest local musicians presenting the beautiful music of Wales.
Adult Price: £54.00
Day 14Cardiff – Bath – Glastonbury – Exeter (2 Nights) Day 14 - Cardiff – Bath – Glastonbury – Exeter (2 Nights)
Drive east, over the Severn Estuary, to Bath. On arrival in the city, admire the Georgian buildings and visit the Roman Baths after which the city is named. Spend some time exploring before making your way to Glastonbury to visit the Abbey to see where King Arthur is believed to be buried. Later, we arrive in Exeter, the capital of Devon.
Jurys Inn
Jurys Inn
Optional Experiences
Devonshire Village And Dinner
We'll drive to a beautiful village in Devon, where you'll see cob walled houses with thatched roofs and the parish church, which dates back 1000 years. You'll also savour a tasty pub dinner and meet the locals, in an 800-year-old village pub.
Adult Price: £36.00
Day 15Plymouth, Polperro and Dartmoor Excursion Day 15 - Plymouth, Polperro and Dartmoor Excursion
Start your day with an orientation of Plymouth. View the Mayflower Steps, where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for the New World and see the Royal Citadel overlooking Plymouth Sound. Visit the fishing village of Polperro with its narrow streets and picturesque harbour. Enjoy a scenic drive through Dartmoor, famous for its rugged landscape and wild ponies. This evening join your companions and Travel Director for a Farewell Dinner.
Optional Experiences
Plymouth Harbour Cruise
Relax on a boat trip round the harbour of one of England's most famous seaports. As your skipper commentates, you'll see the Mayflower steps, where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for America, and ships sailed for Australia, New Zealand and Newfoundland and enjoy panoramic vistas of Plymouth Hoe. We'll also enter the Royal Navy Dockyard where you'll see some of the modern vessels of the Royal Navy.
Adult Price: £15.00
Day 16Exeter – Stonehenge – London Day 16 - Exeter – Stonehenge – London
Travel across Salisbury Plain to visit the mystical ancient monoliths of Stonehenge. Travel back to London this afternoon, where your amazing holiday comes to an end.
Authentic Accommodation
Enjoy Highland hospitality at Laggan Hotel located within Cairngorm National Park in the Scottish Highlands
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Meet Farmer John and his wife Christine and enjoy a few hours of Cumbria farm-life with a traditional lunch and some Highland cow company thrown in for good measure
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Mark and Mary have two children, Jon and Nola. Seven years separate the two children. Why? The couple had trouble conceiving the second time around. Mark suffered a medical misadventure that left his sperm count exceedingly low. Adoption was an option. Ultimately, they made arrangements to inseminate Mary with sperm from a donor. Everything worked out beautifully. Nola, the daughter from that process, was a gift. She is a lovely and accomplished young woman and both her parents love her very much.
There was a wrinkle when it came time to make their wills, however. The normal language lawyers use would see everything go to "my spouse" and then, at the second death, equally to "my children" when both of them have passed away. That language works fine for Mary -- she is the biological mother of both Jon and Nola. It does not work for Mark -- he is the biological father of Jon but is not the biological father of Nola. He never adopted her either. That means Nola would be excluded from a share of Mark's estate if he was the second member of the couple to die. Mark loves both the children without distinction and has no intention of disinheriting Nola.
He needed a special phrase in his will to avoid that result. Words have to be inserted to make it clear both Jon and Nola are to be treated as his children for all purposes under the will.
When is a child a child? Legally, a child is a person linked to the parent by blood or by adoption.
Stepchildren do not qualify. Special language is required in the will to change that.
You might think this does not apply to you. Maybe. What about your grandchildren? Wills normally include a clause dealing with what happens if one of your children predeceases you, and gives the share of the deceased child to any grandchildren you have through that deceased child. That result is often buried from plain view in the use of the following legal phrase that you may find in your will: "among the issue of the deceased child in equal shares per stirpes." Lawyers love Latin. If you have step-grandchildren, you should consciously decide whether you want them included or excluded from possible inheritance. Should they stand shoulder to shoulder and share alongside your biological and adoptive grandchildren?
For some grandparents, the answer to that question is "absolutely yes." For others, the answer is "absolutely no." One way or the other, some specific language should be in your will to make your wishes clear on the point. You do not want to leave the family in a position where they have to consult a lawyer after you are gone to clarify the legal definition of "child," "grandchild" or "issue." That will allow a nasty little element of doubt to creep in. Did you really mean to exclude the step grandchild or was it inadvertent?
Mark and Mary are real. Facts and names have been changed extensively to protect their confidentiality.
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A TALENTED model and singer who has not left her home in five years because she suffers terrifying anxiety and panic attacks has launched her own line of merchandise.
Model and YouTube sensation Jemma Pixie Hixon, aged 23, of Malvern, is housebound due to her agoraphobia which means she suffers panic attacks at the thought of open spaces, crowds and small spaces. But she has not let her anxiety disorder stand in her way, launching her own range of merchandise including posters, signed prints, mugs, iPhone and iPad covers featuring glamorous pictures of herself taken in her bedroom.
Miss Hixon, who has been battling the condition since the age of six, says she is making progress, seeking support from Charles Linden, author of The Linden Method, as well as using hypnotherapy, cognitive behavioural therapy and seeing psychiatrists and various specialists.
She said: "I made some positive steps. For example I managed to take the first steps out of my home (going for some short walks). I was petrified when I took my first steps out of the house and I was anxious but it felt amazing after I had done it. As a result my father bought me a car in order to help me. I have only managed to use it three times to go up and down our street. This may seem very small to onlookers - and it is - but this is a major step forward for me. I am trying to make the car a "safe place" for me. It would be amazing to feel safe in the car again and be able to go out in the car.
"Unfortunately the last few months have been very challenging and I have taken a few steps backward, but I am feeling more positive and determined to conquer my agoraphobia and to begin driving."
Describing her condition she said: "You lose control of your emotions. Your brain keeps saying you are about to die. How would you feel if you knew you were just about to die? I am a logical thinker I know this isn't true when I'm not having a panic attack but the brain is very powerful and it takes over my body, emotions and thoughts.
"I cant explain how terrifying it is, but I'm sure you can imagine if you knew you were about to die you would be terrified."
In the past Miss Hixam would perform at celebrity events, on TV and on stage. However, now she is housebound she can only sing online on sites such as YouTube. After putting her videos on YouTube she now has over 14 million views and 43,000 subscribers on YouTube alone and 34,700 followers on Facebook.
She has appeared on TV, radio, newspapers, magazines around the world and appeared on the BBC, Kerrang, MTV, the BBC World Service, on Daybreak and in Reveal Magazine.
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Justin Bieber Murder Plot By Convicted Killer Dana Martin Foiled
- UM, WHAT. A convicted killer named Dana Martin was planning to kill Justin Bieber and the Biebs' bodyguard by strangling them "with paisley ties" and castrating them. Martin, who reportedly has a Bieber tattoo on his leg (warning sign!), had contracted a former inmate and his nephew to carry out the assassination. Gross, gross, gross. [Gossip Cop]
- Star magazine is claiming Kris and Bruce Jenner are dunzo, although I don't believe that for one second. [New Now Next]
- Rihanna and Chris Brown may have broken up (again — this time with no black eyes involved!) over his ex-girlfriend/possible current hookup Karrueche Tran. [PopCrush]
- Lindsay Lohan's probation has been officially revoked over lying to cops about a car accident she had this summer. Oh, gurl … [Socialite Life]
- Celeb chefs are supporting the petition by a 13-year-old girl to make a gender-neutral Easy Bake Oven. [Celebrity Cafe]
- This chick was a Sugar Plum Fairy in "The Nutcracker" — and then she left ballet. [BlissTree]
- Track Palin, the 23-year-old son of Sarah Palin, is reportedly filing for divorce from his wife of only 18 months, Britta Hansen. Family values, y'all! [People]
- Brace yourself for the inevitable "Gangnam Style" ukelele cover. [The FW]
- Obviously you want to know all about the Great Wall of Vagina "Karma Sex and Design" exhibit at the Triennale museum in Italy. Sounds … moist. [Cool Hunting]
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Somehow, it is not a celebration.
Shortly after 7 a.m. someone cut metal bars and kicked in the glass door at the Chiefland Citizen. They made a mess of the front offices, hauled off some items, took a peek inside my truly messy desk and left the staff feeling.
After cleaning up, we carried on taking ads, selling subscriptions, reporting on a drug bust in Inglis, an apparent drowning in Cedar Key, a sinkhole being patched near Fowlers Bluff and a night to honor the best in Levy County schools.
Then came the sobering news that our profession has lost 44 people in the past year. That's a record since numbers were being tracked in 1997.
Today, three journalists were found dead in Mexico — tortured and dismembered for their work on the drug war. A fourth person found with them was not a journalist — she was the girlfriend of one of the dead journalists.
We honor those who lost their lives and I am thankful for the freedom to report — without fear of physical harm — the news you need and expect from the Citizen. It's not likely any of the handful of journalists in Levy County's news community will die for their profession.
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There are times government officials and others try to interfere with or block coverage and access to information. When someone tries to define what we should or should not know, they are defining what you can and cannot know.
At times we get to experience rudeness, public humiliation, hateful statements, behind the back gossip, rumors, slurs and just plain human ugliness. We will live every day with dignity and integrity.
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- I'll get this super-old request. Sorry for the wait, Lord Scofield. --Murder Frog ✄ Dull interest wanes. 22:47, December 30, 2012 (UTC)
|This script is obviously very short (maybe more like a teaser trailer for something bigger), but the humor is still there; it's the classic CIA assasination tale where people who speak out against the government are permanently silenced. However, I see you've added a little twist to make it funnier, where the agent has a little fun with his duty and tricks the reporter before killing him. That and the way you made the conclusion so dramatic with the guy contacting base to confirm his kill. Kind of dark, it makes a statement about the abuse of power, and it is funny (in a sinister way). The only problem is that it's really short. I don't know if it's just my thinking, but the title made me feel like it would be a lot longer and more dramatic, as well as having more space for that sort of dark humor. Instead, it ends kind of abruptly, even though you do wrap it up nicely at the end. I know you could probably expand on this if you wanted to, like maybe delve into the dirty work of the CIA a bit more with examples of wiretapping, espionage, or mucking around on an international scale. It's really up to you, and it is dark humor but the whole creepiness of the CIA can be used in this script a lot more. That's all I can really say about the humor: try to expand. And you seem like a really good writer from what's already there, so go for it, dood!
|Really good topic. It's always good to criticize the ways of government organizations, and this topic concerning what can happen to enemies of our leaders can be used in a humorous but also sobering way. Nice, nice choice.
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|Ew... That zero looks bad, but its easily remedied. Find some good photos to illustrate at least one of the things you write about in the script. A black helicopter, maybe? If you expand it with more goodies, you can add even more. But find at least one, to make the article look nicer.
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|Looks very promising, but if you can find some time, really try to expand it with more info about the sinister CIA. Add an Act 2 or 3, and be humorous as well as make a statement about the corruption of power in the good old US. I think this can be really good I you spend some more time with it. And sorry for the final score being low; the photo brought it way down, but like I said, that's an easy fix. Really like what you have so far.
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>Health and Nutrition>Upping calories with help of an RD
Hi there,
I recently had my metabolic rate measured and went for a consult with a highly respected sports dietician (who seems awesome). I have been looking to drop back down to my racing weight but my metabolism didn't seem to cooperate. Turns out I have a Resting Energy Expenditure of 1550/day, and an intake that was something like 1200 day!!! so I was not meeting my basic calorie needs. Oddly, at first when I upped my calories, my weight dropped...then it suddenly crept back on! Has anyone had experience upping their calories and eventually seen the weight drop off once the body is assured that it is receiving proper nutrition?
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My doctor keeps pushing this; can you keep up with how it's working?
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Yeah, well, I have been told the same thing by several nutritionists and it's a very popular idea on various internet sites. Upping my calories causes me to gain weight, even though the numbers say I "should" be burning more than I'm eating. Decreasing them causes me to lose weight (and to be hungry and unhappy). I haven't found any actual science to say that increasing calories causes increased weight loss or that eating too few calories causes weight loss to stop, despite the immense popularity of the idea. I gained about 5 pounds a while back by following the advice of a nutritionist and adding about 300 high quality, whole food calories a day to my diet. They were very hard to lose (though very easy to gain).
mamaofthree- In full disclosure, that is exactly what happened to me in 2008. I was at my ultimate racing weight (110 lean, mean pounds on my fairly small frame). She urged me to incorporate more carbs and I gained to 115 within 4 days. I never lost that weight- I continued to gain despite dropping her suggestions, and eventually saw a different RD who got me to 115. I never got to my racing weight again. Ultimately taking the BCP and hypothyroidism knocked me up to 128, and I am currently 122 with a low of 118. Its quite frustrating although I know these numbers are not high. My metabolic rate if it really is 1500, should be able to handle her suggested 1700/day, but it does not seem to be able to.
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What's a race director have to do with the question? Or does RD mean something else in this thread?
It's a 5k. It hurt like hell...then I tried to pick it up. The end.
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That sounds really frustrating. I just have a question - are you sure that 110 was not some kind of a fluke in the larger scheme of things? It sounds like your brain was happy at that weight but your body, not so much. Do you read Lauren Fleshman's blog? She has had a couple of q&a's and blog entries on this topic. One of the take-home messages was that "calories in calories out" works for men, but for women it's more complicated because of our hormones/reproductive system (=body designed to hold onto fat). She also had this post on losing weight safely: http://asklaurenfleshman.com/questions/2010/03/21/losing-weight-without-risking-injury/
Harriet- thanks for that article. I spoke to the RD and we agreed to keep this going awhile longer. In the grand scheme of things, I was ignoring that my period is 3 days away. I've been running and not having a lot of cramps like usual, so I haven't really been paying close attention to my body...also my weight has been fluctuating up this whole month...god only knows why, I haven't changed my intake...so really, 1600 = 0.6 lbs of weight gain so far...and it might just be my period. I need patience, grasshopper I'm horrible at patience.
110 wasn't a fluke i, I maintained it for like 8 years. I really think 115 is more where my body wants to be though- back tehn I wasn't running as much.


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When musicians speak of "practice," we know they are referring to the laborious procedure of acquiring, improving, or maintaining technical skill and of the process of interpretation and iteration that is an unavoidable part of their profession. Isn't it fascinating, however, that when designers speak of their "practice," we assume they are talking about their business?
My interest in exploring this semantic inconsistency stems from my relatively recent coming to design from the field of classical music performance. As a designer, I am interested in exposing the circular, iterative, obsessive process of music through the hybrid, idiosyncratic methodologies I am beginning to call my own.
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The best was price, but according to that there was good ratio of price and quality, so if the price is low so what u can expect from quality, the same low. So the place was good, not far from Harbour and other tourist interest places, but there was a lack of cleanliness.
Totally quiet - clean bed to sleep on at a very reasonable price. Mouldy ceiling in the bathroom (may be a health hazard, esp in winter months).
The location, close to the CBD, museums and Botanical Gardens Fluorescent overhead lights and slightly sticky carpets
I can make coffee at the top floor ,take my breakfast but the kitchen cookware a bit too old . Bed shed , Towels , Bed room must change every day.
Very uncomfortable mattress. Bathroom lights went out from someone using the hairdryer for a whole evening. Internet kept cutting in and out. Apart from that, ok.
it was in good walkin distance from everything. u pay for what u get its not much...
Friendly staff The beds were useless. Could feel the springs in my back so didn' get much sleep because of that.
I booked a twin room, but they gave me a double.
Centrally located and like the budgie....cheap! Room wasn't too clean, the bedding was a disgrace. Being a stones throw from the cross don't expect too much of a goog nights sleep; lots of passing foot traffic, very loud and very drunk!
Nothing. The place was filthy, and cockroach infested. I checked in paid only to find a huge coachroach crawling around my room. I ended up booking another hotel and moved that night. The website makes false claims of cleanliness and there is definitely no view on the rooftop, except for rodents.
One of the best hostels you can go. Clean, well organized, big kitchen, awesome roof terrace, fantastic location and still peaceful enough to have a good night.
Good service Perhaps the noise level from the streets
It's located right next to Central CityRail Station, as well as bus stops, which made for easy trips around the city. Haymarket was within walking distance, too. You could easily hear the noise coming from the hallways, especially from noisy and rude occupants.
The room, the shared toilet and bathroom are very clean. And the bed is very comfortable, big and clean. Even there are enough lockers in the room for all guests. The best backpacker hostel I have seen so far. And the price and location are really good as well. I stayed in a six beds room. It was really hard for me to sleep well, especially there was party in that night. People came in and went out all night long. The door made such noise, including the toilet door.
One of the best hostels you can go. Clean, well organized, big kitchen, awesome roof terrace, fantastic location and still peaceful enough to have a good night.
Good service Perhaps the noise level from the streets
The staff was very friendly and helpful, ready to answer any question. The other guests were fabulous and great to talk to :) The internet service was slower than dial-up. I also didn't like having to pay for a towel ($4 + $10 refundable deposit) or to store my bag for an hour or so ($5).Other than that, everything was great.
great location! no toiletries were provided.
The ensuite room came with clean towels, floor mat and blankets. Other than the squeky bed, everything else was perfect for the price we paid. The location of hostel is excellent, just 5 mins walk to Paddy's market / Chinatown and 2 mins walk to free shuttle bus stops. The hostel has many security cameras installed, making us feel secured. As mentioned above, our double bed (with a single upper bed) was super squeaky. Any slight movements will create noise.
close to the city, staff is very friendly the double-room was way too expensive for the quality provided (no closet, very small room)
The location is really convenient. Free Wifi is awesome though the speed is a little slow. I hired a towel, but the cleaner just took it away without asking. (I didn't want to change it every day; One day I came back and found the towel was disappered.)
Good location 1. Dreadful place, a rundown 2. Downstairs area where you eat & hang out smells of poo/sewage 3. Patronizing & inconsiderate attitude of staff, rude, hostile & intimidating notices everywhere: "Big Brother is watching you - do your dishes, no jokes!" where a polite "Please do your dishes" would do, "If you activate smoke alarm we'll fine you $500 & evict you in the middle of the night" where a simple "No smoking please" would do 4. Overpriced ($90 for a single bedroom, more than in local hotels) 5. Partially empty vending machine, some products expired 6. No guests allowed in rooms 7. Extremely slow Internet connection 8. Very slow elevator 9. Very limited breakfast 10. They will keep your deposit if you don't do the dishes - illegal by law
Location & Price beds were too hard and bunk beds too noisy when anyone moved
Cetntral location, cheap, many facilities no
It was very upsetting on checking in that although I had given my credit card number I was told that it hadn't been passed on for payment. My friend travelling with me then had to produce her credit card for payment.Although I had a couple of phone conversations with staff this was never pointed out to me. The receptionist was quite rude giving us the impression that we were quite stupid.
clean toilet and shower room
It was very upsetting on checking in that although I had given my credit card number I was told that it hadn't been passed on for payment. My friend travelling with me then had to produce her credit card for payment.Although I had a couple of phone conversations with staff this was never pointed out to me. The receptionist was quite rude giving us the impression that we were quite stupid.
Cetntral location, cheap, many facilities no
So close to City and China town No Tv in the room
very convenient to the city and transport lack of bedside table, small fridge and TV
The location was fantastic. Kirribilli is an awesome, quiet little neighborhood within minutes of the bustling Central Business District. The bed and pillows were a bit hard for my taste.
The location was fantastic. Kirribilli is an awesome, quiet little neighborhood within minutes of the bustling Central Business District. The bed and pillows were a bit hard for my taste.
When I picked this place online I knew that the bathrooms were down the hall, so I was OK with that. What I did not know was that there is no air conditioning and it was in the high 90s when I was there in February. It was miserably hot. There is also no elevator, and the place is just a dump: squeaky, bumpy floors, ratty carpet, my window would not stay open unless I propped it open with a piece of wood. Also, the cleaning was questionable. In the corner of my room was an empty bottle of hand lotion and someone elses sock. Internet access is $*per day, or something like $* for an hour. On the plus side, the breakfast is not bad, though rather disorganized, the price is good, and the location is convenient -- about half a block from a ferry terminal which will get you to Circular Quay, where all the action is, in about 10 minutes. If you are going at a time when it is not so hot and you are prepared for the general grunginess, it might be OK for you. They have a wide variety of rooms at different prices, from small economy rooms with bunk beds up to ones like mine, a 'queen deluxe' which had a small balcony which enabled a cross-breeze. The staff was limited but nice.
The location was fantastic. Kirribilli is an awesome, quiet little neighborhood within minutes of the bustling Central Business District. The bed and pillows were a bit hard for my taste.
hanging in the lounge area, meeting new people.
Central location - everything in walking distance. If you're on a budget and in party-mode then this is the place for you. What set me off is the cleanliness & smells of our room - very unpleasant. We had an ensuite bathroom and well... you get what you pay for.
hanging in the lounge area, meeting new people.
nothing insalubrious rooms
Meeting new people, it was a great way to do this because I was alone. I have made so many friends who I still miss now. I was also able to change my room at around 8pm at short notice because I was not happy with some of the people in the room. That was brilliant. Manager was very nice. Most of the staff were rude, apart from Sam - she was really nice and kind and down to earth. Most people said she was the best and this is the truth. Every single other staff member treat people differently, some do not even smile at all, no joke. Some staff do not know anything, I ask them something and they will say 'ermm I dont know' without trying to find the answer. Some of the people who stayed at hostel were also not very nice, but most were nice. I was also in a room with a group of 5 girls for 2/3 nights which was horrible, because I was in a 6 dorm room, so basically I was by myself and they done what they want because they were all in a group together and didnt care that they kept me awake all night.
The hotel is located at great location, very near to the famous Chat Thai restaurant, near to Market city and China Town. It's also a short walk to Queen Victoria Building, Town Hall station, Central station. U are able to walk to Sydney Opera House too. Air conditioner/ heater is a plus. Also, the price is very affordable in such a good location. The room's facilities is very poor, everything is old and not good looking at all. There is no towel in the toilet so make sure u prepare one yourself. The family room we are staying in is ok but the beds are very uncomfortable. It's a hotel for backpackers so families with kids would not feel completely comfortable here.
Fun staff, clean dorm, and had an awesome time. The elevators suck.
The location was great for getting around the city - very noisy in that part of town though. Well ... it was what it was ... a cheap place to stay. Pretty rough and loud. More suited to younger backpackers out to party.
The location was brilliant. The staff were very helpful and approachable. The cost for a fa mily room was very reasonable. The beds were rock hard!
they had a female only dorm with a private bathroom. The beds were extremely uncomfortable - it felt like i was sleeping on the actual springs without covering! The light for the bathroom was not working and when i confronted the reception staff the couldn't replace the bulb because it was a 'maintenance' issue (didn't think you needed a certificate to change a light bulb). It was still not replaced when i checked out which was well and truely 24 hours later.
Central location - everything in walking distance. If you're on a budget and in party-mode then this is the place for you. What set me off is the cleanliness & smells of our room - very unpleasant. We had an ensuite bathroom and well... you get what you pay for.
This hostel was in a good location. I asked for a 4-person female room and was pleasantly surprised when I found out that the room had our own private bathroom. That was awesome. If you are of the crowd that does not go out all night to party, I wouldn't recommend this hotel. There are many people at this hotel who like to party and you may be sharing a room with them. Other than that, the staff is great and the rooms are great, it's just for the younger, louder crowd.
Living right on Pitt street where the Chinatown and Central Railway station are just 2 streets away totally allowed us ultimate convenience to go anywhere we wanted. We had to climb the stairs to the 2nd level with our huge and heavy luggages.
Location & nobody bothered you. Toilets & Bathroom were disgusting. Women's Sanitary bins were overflowing.
It's in a nice area, and within walking distance from some nice places. Half of staff was helpful, the other half was not. The value for money is way off, and we even decided to book another hotel. A (partial) refund was not even considered.
the room was clean and we could see the nice view from our room, which was great. I wanted you to put any sign on the fire-escape door. Because I was locked out and could not get back in.
I didn't realise it was mixed dorms. The locker in my room was broken so I had nowhere to put any stuff that was safe.
Very helpful staff, single rooms are well isolated from each other, bathrooms are outside the rooms but they are regular bathrooms with a door that locks and they are very clean. If you take a single room, it seems you are in a low-budget hotel whereas it is a hostel. Some problems with the curtains, fridge and magnetic cards, but nothing the staff couldn't fix. In my first room I was near the air-conditionning system so the noise was unbearable but I have been able to change room. It's a minor detail but I have always struggled with the curtains.
1. Too noisy, everynight was noisy, someone was singing and waked me up at 3am in the morning. 2. bathroom is dirty, have some blood marks on the washing bowl.
The room was clean. The "reception" area stank of cannabis smoke. The girl demanded payment in cash (which I didn't have) before I had seen the room, then charged an extra $2 for payment by Visa, reading my card details to her "boss" over the phone. The street noise made it impossible to sleep in the room at night, even with earplugs. One window had no curtain and wouldn't shut properly. The hot water took ages to come through and the cold tap in one of the communal showers didn't work (ouch!), and there were no plugs in the handbasins. In the middle of the night I found teenagers getting dressed on the landing. This was one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in (worse than the Petit Palace Italia in Madrid, and that's saying something).
Staff - The guy in Reception is very helpful. Cleanliness is poor
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