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We have seen a lot of B&B in our lifetime, but never one like this. Everything is perfect! The rooms, but, oooohhh the beds.... never had a better bed then this. Wish I could take the mattress with me!
The breakfast is a dream, everything your heart desires. Good coffee, Gouda cheese, you name it. After even one night it felt like I left my home, my friends.
All and all over all the best place to be. And lets not forget the kind Swiss/Canadian owners, who treat you like you are their VIP guest.
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- Swiss Lodge Bed & Breakfast is located on top of a hill minutes from down-town Salmon Arm and the lake. We offer beautiful lake and mountain views in a quiet area surrounded by hay fields, walking trails, and forest. Our large patio is perfect for enjoying the peaceful scenery. Also enjoy our horses, goats, sheep, dogs and cat. Rooms include: TV/Internet, small refrigerator, alarm clock with I-Pod/CD options, hairdryer, private bathroom/shower, sliding-door access to outside.Our Big Bear / Little Bear Suite is perfect for 2 couples or a family of around 4 people. It has 2 bathrooms with showers, a spacious sitting are and 2 comfortable king sized beds, one of which can be separated to 2 twin beds. The Moose and Eagle Suites are both about the same size. Both offer wheelchair accessible showers, a very comfortable king bed and pull out sofa. Our Cougar Suite has a door joining it to the Pheasant Suite and we consider these our boarding rooms. The Cougar suite offers a king sized bed and large bathroom; the Pheasant Suite offers a twin bed and pull out sofa bed, as well as a bathroom. We also have our Salmon Suite for longer term stays. This room is very spacious. It offers 2 king beds, one that can be made into two twin beds, as well as 2 bathrooms and a large sitting area. Enjoy our generous outside common areas including a covered patio with lake views. The scenery and surroundings will make your stay very relaxing and enjoyable. There are many activities close by to keep our guests occupies; golfing, wine tours, mini-golf and go-carting, hiking, biking, boating/sea-dooing, and much much more. In winter, there are four major ski resorts in the area, all located about an hour away. They include; Revelstoke mountain, Silver Star, Big White, and Sunpeaks. We also have world class cross-country skiing twenty minutes away, as well as great areas for snowmobilers. ... more less


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Let's face it.
If a 30-day juice fast, daily diet pill or extreme detox was healthy, maintainable and actually worked, we'd all be doing it. But it doesn't work. In the real world, we need to be more, well…realistic. After a weekend of one too many spoonfuls of blue cheese, no workouts and paltry amount of fruits + veggies, there is no need to feel guilty and force yourself to detoxify in crazy, unhealthy ways (which I used to do, with NO success…ever).
Instead, try…
"The Healthy Everythingtarian's 12-Step No-tox!"
No gimmicks, no crazy pills, no fasting. When I feel like things have gotten a lil' out of balance, here are the 12 steps I live by to even things out and get back on track…
- Sleep. Last night, I went to bed at 9:30pm and woke up at 6:30am feeling refreshed. It may seem like a lot to many people, but nine hours of sleep is perfection to me.
- Eat a balanced breakfast. Peanut butter + banana on sprouted Ezekiel bread works everytime for me – it is such a good combo of carbs, fats and proteins that is sure to last me at least 3-4 hours.
- Drink an extra cup of coffee (or two). Contrary to popular belief, I am a firm believer in caffeine. When I am getting back in the saddle after drinking too much wine falling off the horse, an additional cuppa joe (or tea, for that matter) gives me the extra boost I need to make it to step 12.
- Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Preferably, with water. H2O is a great cleanser for the body. If you are feeling a little off or ishy, shoot for at least eight 8-oz. glasses of water. And…don't argue with me about whether or not the eight glasses of water a day rule is fake. Just do it.
- Be a planner. When time is of the essence, I rely on organized to-do lists to make sure I get everything done I need to. This includes meal planning, workout planning AND general life planning. Somehow, once I have everything down on paper, I feel ready to attack the week!
- Be a snack pack(er). Not the pudding kind (although delicious in its own right). Eating every couple hours will help even out your blood sugar levels and hopefully keep you from dippin' your hand in the candy bowl, chip bag, ice cream carton, doughnut box…you get the picture. And, if you have a crazy imagination like me, have fun with your snack (see below)!
- Make a big batch of a veggie-filled meal to enjoy all week. I took my recipe for Veggie Spaghetti, added a can of garbanzos and came out with five Tupperware containers filled with lunch (or dinner) for the week. Bam – donezo!
- Take 5-minute breaks every hour. Whether you work behind a desk, are busy studying in school or doing whatever it is you do, make sure to take small breaks every hour or so. They can go a long way in restoring mental sanity and ensuring you won't need bifocals before the age of 50.
- Wear something cute (or cool, if you are a guy and cute isn't your thang)! I am a firm believer in look good, feel good a la Stacy + Clinton from What Not To Wear. It is amazing how much better you can feel after a bit of overindulgence if you put yourself together. Today, I chose my fave Vans shoes, black skinnies and new red plaid shirt for a hipster yet work appropriate look…
- Fatten up! Healthy fats go a long way in restoring skin elasticity, making your hair grow, brightening your mood and improving your overall complexion. For. Reals. Need some help in adding good fats to your diet? Give Susan's Fatty February Challenge a shot!
- Work it out. Yes, as hard as it is to get back in the workout groove after missing days or weeks, you just gotta do it. It is truly amazing how just ONE workout can significantly improve your mood and help get your body back on track. To make it easier, pack your gym bag at night so you have no excuse not to go bright and early in the morning or right after school/work (which is what I did today – 60 minutes of sweat-tastic spin class)!
- Don't skip meals. Ever. Not eating is NOT going to make you feel any better if you've been indulging. In fact, it will probably make you feel worse because eventually you will binge, eat more than you wanted and feel far worse than you did in the first place. Or maybe that's just me. Enjoy your post-workout glow with a spinach-filled green monster smoothie (mine = organic skim milk, banana, frozen strawberries + spinach) and load up on those veggies!
There you go. Twelve easy steps to getting back on track without sacrificing your health, sanity or hunger. I plan on following these rules all week, and by Friday, I am sure I am going to feel 100% again.
Screw the crazy diet fads and just live. Life calls for indulgence, so don't be afraid if you overdue it now and again. Your body is amazingly resilient, and with just a bit of work, you can bounce right back. And quite frankly, I wouldn't have as many hilarious stories if I didn't go off the deep end every now and again :).
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Residing in Detroit and a member of Wu-Tang Clan leader RZA's production group The Wu Elements, the calm-spoken Bronze Nazareth stays busy tailor-making sonic ambiances for some of the biggest names in hip-hop music today. Lyrically gifted himself, his solo albums The Great Migration and School for the Blindman have been heralded by fans for not only creative and engaging production, but also for high-level writing.
Critically-adored as a producer and recording artist, Nazareth is literally a stand-up guy; for this exclusive SoulTrain.com interview the Wisemen member and Wu-Tang affiliate stood the entire time, leaning casually against a plain white wall while never breaking eye contact. "I see the big picture better than I ever have," says the Grand Rapids, MI native, born Justin Cross. "I'm ready for everything."
SoulTrain.com: Bronze, I'm sure we could stand here all day talking about your artistry and who you've worked with, but as an accomplished and professional working man what does it mean to have a gold standard?
Bronze Nazareth: It means you have to achieve a certain level of quality where it can intersect with your means of living–basically, your income. I think that's the gold standard. You could have fifty pieces of gold or you could have two; you've still got gold. So a $50,000 job is gold; a $200,000 job is gold. The standard is where your income level meets your success level.
SoulTrain.com: Given the level you've reached, have you dealt with anyone trying to compromise your standards to achieve their own personal goals?
Bronze Nazareth: Being a producer it comes down to the case of…producers are picky, man! We really don't want just anybody and everybody on our beats. In music there's hills, ups and downs–especially as an independent artist grinding. The worst times [are] when you have to compromise for your pocket. That happens underground and on the mainstream level.
SoulTrain.com: You work both sides of the studio glass in the music industry. Does the recording artist side of you make your production side even stingier?
Bronze Nazareth: [Laughs] Heck yeah! Sometimes I'm running through folders of beats I'm about to send somebody, then I'm like, 'I gotta keep this for me!' And I don't know if that's all positive, because it could be that one somebody picks that takes off. But as a producer and a recording artist these beats are my babies, so I get stingy sometimes loving them.
SoulTrain.com: I think many would agree your beats and words are both well-articulated. Do you feel this the most when you're choosing words for lyrics or tones and sounds for beats?
Bronze Nazareth: When you're making a beat, whether you're sampling or playing something, the notes are there already. But lyrically can you think of your own stuff to say that's going to reach somebody or make them rewind it? I think it's more work doing the lyrics than making the beats. You use your ear to make something melodic, but lyrics? That takes work.
SoulTrain.com: Bronze, your work makes people pay attention. Once you have it would you rather have them respect you, admire you, or believe in you?
Bronze Nazareth: I'd say believe in me. If someone said to me, "I don't believe in you or believe in your music," that would probably hit me harder than, "I don't admire you." I could push that off to they just like a different style or something. Respect comes and goes; you give and you get. If no one believes in you, you've got nothing–no respect, no admiration.
SoulTrain.com: How far has belief gotten you? And has the belief you've gotten lived up to your gold standard?
Bronze Nazareth: I think so. When I first got started I was a big fan of The Wu before I even got involved with them. When I started making beats it was just raw hip-hop, but when I heard The Wu I wished I could just make one song with them! I made the right connections. Once I got to that goal I wanted to make an album with them! It's like an addiction–once I hit a goal I somehow find another goal behind it. That's how I keep climbing, and the gold standard keeps resetting for me.
SoulTrain.com: Tell us how working with Wu had influence on your mathematic standards.
Bronze Nazareth: It increased them. I watched RZA in the studio, I watched paperwork go through, I watch albums come out; I saw how they were doing it, the whole process. I think that's what RZA was trying to spread to me. I got that. The math is advanced; money-wise and the things I do to beats, it's all on a scale.
SoulTrain.com: All across the country people understanding math in general is on the low end of the scale. Standardized testing continues to prove this, especially in your home state of Michigan. Bronze, why is it urgently important that math standards be made more important?
Bronze Nazareth: If this was football, and the receiver was catching 25% of his passes and dropping 75%, he'd be out the game! We've got the statistics right in our face and people just ignore them! Mathematics is key for everything, for life and for equality. You can't have equality without the numbers being right. That topic is hot, especially with the mass incarceration rate. I think that's going to play a big role in all our mathematics soon.
SoulTrain.com: You hear a lot of blame put on our government for our country's educational failures, but shouldn't the people be held equally responsible?
Bronze Nazareth: The people can't do anything if they're not educated and the government is cutting certain programs to educate the people. So, it's a mixture of both their faults. First of all, if the people aren't being supplied with the information, how do they know? Second of all, if you don't know the info but see somebody else doing something, go look it up! Go find out!
SoulTrain.com: Bronze, you're an educated man. Why are school system standards falling short?
Bronze Nazareth: I don't think it's everywhere, but certain areas don't get the help they need. I used to do social work. I've seen it firsthand in Detroit. There're some neglected areas, and there's always some laws and rules they'll make to justify what's going on. Again, it's mathematics!
SoulTrain.com: Okay, which of these three have done the worst job educating our youth: the school systems, the parents, or entertainers?
Bronze Nazareth: I have to say the parents. I believe it starts at home. If you lay down the correct path at home, they're going to follow that in school. You can have a poor school with no books, but they've got handouts and copy machines. If you don't know what to do as a parent, and you're just slacking off as a parent, everything else to them won't matter. Conduct starts with the parent.
SoulTrain.com: What standard was instilled in you by your parents that you wish others had?
Bronze Nazareth: Sticking to my commitments. I can remember committing to something as a teen, then start thinking, 'I don't want to do that.' My moms was like, "You made a commitment; you have to stick to it and do it!" That crossed over into my adult life; I take care of business. That was key.
SoulTrain.com: Some believe children are listening more to music, television and movies than their parents at an alarming rate. Do you think parents and entertainers have gotten away from teaching what it means to have a gold standard?
Bronze Nazareth: People are deceived by what's on TV. Fame is a powerful thing. It brings a lot to you. So to answer the question: Hell yeah! Certain parents see their child is going to school, they see they're passing; okay, cool. They're not paying attention to their activities, who they're around, if they're playing sports, nothing! That is obviously away from the gold standard! Silver is not good enough, you feel me? You have to go to the school. Too many parents aren't doing what they should to instill proper values in the kids.
For more on Bronze Nazareth visit his official website BronzeNazareth.com and follow him on Twitter @BronzeNazareth.
–Mr. Joe Walker
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Success in the "Skate 3" video game for the Sony PlayStation 3 depends upon players being able to complete a variety of moves and stunts with their on-screen character. The more stunts you perform during a level, the more points you get. One such stunt is a full body flip, which sees your character flip in a 360-degree circle, either forwards or backwards, all while staying on the skateboard. You can complete full body flip in "Skate 3" by using a specific controller button combination.
Press the "X" button to begin moving your "Skate 3" character.
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About Primus Polaris XL LED Lantern - 110 Lumens
Grab the Primus Polaris XL lantern when you need 360 degree illumination at the campsite or around the house; just turn the dial to pick one of its five brightness settings.
- Five brightness levels can be selected with the turn of a dial
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- Three D batteries included
- Made in China
Specs about Primus Polaris XL LED Lantern - 110 Lumens
- Type: Lantern
- Illumination type: LED
- Light output: 12-110 lumens
- Run time (High): 17 hours
- Run time (Low): 300 hours
- Light modes: 5 brightness levels
- Batteries: 3 - D
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- Weight: 1 lb. 1.3 oz.
- Dimensions (LxDia) 10x4"
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I bought this after weathering both Hurricane Irene and Hurricane Sandy in the dark. Both were significantly less than at REI on clearance and they worked great in our kitchen. I look forward to using them on scouting campouts too.
Reviewed by rabbitcom from Greater Atlanta GA on Tuesday, December 24, 2013I purchased this for my mom... not for camping...but for when the power goes out.
Nice easy to adjust brightness control on the front.
Lights up her entire apartment, if needed.
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batteries are east to swap out
Even looks good on the bed stand..... Very happy with purchase.
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Reviewed by Montake from NY on Sunday, November 17, 2013Haven't had to use for power outages yet, but I'm ready now.
Reviewed by Sam from Hoboken, NJ on Wednesday, September 25, 2013The lantern is bright enough for one person. Definitely not as bright as a propane or even the Coleman LED, but much lighter and smaller than those
Reviewed by Trail Runner from PA on Tuesday, April 30, 2013I have not used in the outdoors yet, but really light up a room at night. Five brightness switches should come in handy for saving the battery and when little light is needed. Should be perfect for camping this summer. I'm not a fan of LED lighting, but this has nothing to do with the product.
Reviewed by Adam K from SLC, UT on Saturday, April 27, 2013This lantern is well built and functions perfectly. The brightness settings provide enough light to read or just enough to get dressed and anything between. It is perfect for emergencies, a large family tent or small campground. I promise you will not regret buying this lantern.
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Dorothy D. Farnsworth, 87, went to be with the Lord on Friday, November 18, 2016.
Dorothy was born on December 18, 1928 in Streetsboro, Ohio to parents Harry and Irene Bower. She was retired from the housekeeping department at Robinson Memorial Hospital. Dorothy attended the New Testament Baptist Church and loved flowers, gardening and crocheting. Most of all she took joy in spending time with her children and grandchildren.
She is survived by her children: Kathy (Bill) Stephenson, James (Donna Davis) Farnsworth, Linda (David) Macchiarola, Timothy (DeDe) Farnsworth and Trena (Donnie) Ludlam. Surviving also are 12 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren, 3 great-great grandchildren and her siblings: Harry (Nora) Bower, Tom (Nancy) Bower, Betty Tilden and many loving nieces and nephews.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents, husband Earl Farnsworth and her siblings: Robert Bower, Harold "Whitey" Bower, Richard Bower, Mary Mika and Ruth Dillon.
Friends will be received on Friday, November 25, from 5:00pm until 7:00pm at the New Testament Baptist Church, 3583 St. Rt. 59, Ravenna, where funeral services, officiated by Pastor Robert Burgess, will be held on Saturday, November 26, at 11:00am. Interment will follow at Grandview Memorial Park.
Condolences and memories may be shared at www.wood-kortright-borkoski.com.
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As part of his continued commitment to grassroots democracy, Assemblyman Pete Lopez (R,C,I – Schoharie) has scheduled a public outreach meeting for Wednesday, July 18th at 7 p.m. in the Susquehanna Meeting Room at Afton Town Library. "Working together with the people of the community is the best way to fully serve the residents of the 127th Assembly District," said Lopez. "I view my constituents as a powerful resource. Openly discussing community issues is the only way to effect positive change." At the meeting, Pete will give a brief overview of the happenings in Albany, and then ask members of the community to share their concerns and priorities. Assemblyman Lopez is holding this session in order to strengthen awareness of, and attention to, local and state issues. "Change starts right here, in the community," Lopez stated. "I am looking forward to this meeting and I encourage everyone from the area to attend." For more information, contact Assemblyman Lopez' Sidney office on Tuesdays and Thursdays at (607) 563-2919 or call his Schoharie office at (518) 295-7250.


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It's a bit of a handful, I'll admit, but as I seem to have got everything together in one place, I might as well do the whole thing in one go.
In the depths of space, the Chthlu (occasionally called the Chthwulf or something like that, and sorry if the spelling is a little wild) exist in battle with themselves as a creature known as Big Gold attempts to dominate the universe. Standing against her is Iczer 1, who comes to Earth one day in search of a partner. She finds one in the unlikely form of Kano Nagisa. Yes, she's a high school girl! And yes, she is reluctant to do it at first until people around her, including her parents, start turning into rather squelchy monsters. That's the start of it all and, in a three part OAV, Iczer 1 and Nagisa battle with monsters, BSMs and, finally, Big Gold herself (if you could give a gender to the creature that Big Gold is). It isn't without a bit of humour though, especially the somewhat ineffectual Fuji craft that the military keeps sending in to try to defeat the various BSMs.
Adventure! Iczer 3 is a follow-up to the three part Iczer 1 series, and is set many years in the future. Iczer 1 has had a run-in with Neos Gold, described only as a "spawn of Big Gold's evil". The result of the fight was a stalemate and, since both combatants were tired and shagged out, they adjourn to lick their wounds and Neos dispatches her four generals to set up the battlefield for the next round. That turns out to be Earth. The military was the first against the wall and about 40% of the population was wiped out in the first attack including all but five people on the moonbase including a young girl doing a part-time job there who just happens to be called Nagisa. Being just as whacked as Neos, Iczer 1 is unable to do anything about it so Iczer 3, her younger sister, is sent to hold the fort until Iczer 1 can drag herself into battle. iczer 3 joins forces with Nagisa but is, considering her tender years, somewhat inexperienced and makes many mistakes along the way.
I should quickly mention that, for reasons I have yet to fathom, CPM renamed the latter series "Iczer Reborn" which makes little sense because the only Iczer to be reborn in the series is Iczer 2! The chara Iczer 2 is one of only a couple of things that links the two series; built by Big Gold, her only task is to kill Iczer 1. It's a side story, especially in the latter series.
Then we have Iczelion. To be honest, it strikes me as a pilot series that was never continued because it didn't really have much to go on. It wasn't part of the Iczer series as such, taking place in a different time frame, and the only link was a chara who looked like Nagisa and who happened to be called Nagisa. Earth was being attacked by strip-mining androids, Chaos and Cross, along with their somewhat gormless lackeys, the Geas, against whom the various Iczelions are pitted. The story revolves around how this version of Nagisa meets up with Iczel, a sort of robot that turns out to be some sort of symbiotic android creature that bonds onto Nagisa to turn her into Iczelion, a powered warrior of sorts. It takes the whole of the two episodes to get her to reconcile her to her new role in life, during which she is grossed out, scared and intimidated, and spends much of the time screaming her guts out.
I didn't mind Iczer 1. I should explain that, in the dim and distant past, I saw Iczer 3 first, and the Iczer 1 series served well to fill in a few bits of history that are a little vague in the latter series. In all, I rather liked those two series and still occasionally play them. Although both series can be a little predictable, they muddy the whole "good vs. evil" bit just enough. As for Iczelion, it's a series that, while it isn't bad, it is hardly memorable. Perhaps, if somebody had thought to put a full story together and publish it, I could say more, but judging on what I have to hand, I have a threshold for screaming fits and it passed it.


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My Thoughts Going Against the 49ers this Week
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Richard Sherman
You 12's continue to impress! The environment you created on Monday night was unreal! The Saints game was a huge step forward for this team, and got us one game closer to our goal of winning the NFC West. Winning our division was something we set out to do at the beginning of the year, and our game against the 49ers presents another opportunity to progress toward that goal. We are continuing to treat each week like championship week. Coach Carroll does an amazing job of creating a competitive environment for us at practice. The way that we prepare in practice is what has us continually improving and playing at a high level.
Russell and the offense have established themselves as an elite group. They have done a great job of finding ways to progress each week. When comparing the Russell from the beginning of the season to now, it is safe to say he has drastically improved as a player and a general of this team. His ability to make protection calls, progress through reads, and anticipate throwing windows is what makes him such an elite player.
In addition to Russell and Marshawn, I couldn't be more impressed with our receivers. Doug Baldwin, Jermaine Kearse, Golden Tate, and Ricardo Lockett have all stepped-up huge for this team. They have developed their skills and have grown to be one of the best receiving cores in the league. Some of the catches these guys make leave me in awe. It's guys like this that you're happy to have on your team, and make you glad you don't have to line up against them on Sundays!
Defensively, we continue to prepare the way we always have. We've been hitting the film room to find ways to improve. We realize the type of talent we're going against tomorrow. It is our job to focus on ways to shutdown tendencies to disrupt their offensive rhythm, and that is what we intend to do! The 49ers are loaded with talented players in Michael Crabtree, Vernon Davis, Colin Kaepernick, and Frank Gore that are all capable of big plays. We need to be on point with our communication and make sure we flow to the ball and secure tackles. I am excited to go up against some of these elite receivers. Like I mentioned in my other blogs, matchups like these are the reason I love playing this game!
This Sunday will be a big challenge in a very tough environment. The 49ers are playing at a high-level and are going to be geared up for this game. We are excited to hit the road and head into the great environment that Candlestick creates. I hope you 12's are ready to bring the noise and get after it!


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I went to A&E with an upset stomach and much to my surprise I was addmited from A&E directly on to cardiac care, thanks to the investigations carried out I was kept in under observation overnight, I awoke to be asked could the staff call my family as I was suffering a major cardiac incident. I didn't believe this I was asleep and felt ok, next time I came to, my family had arrived. I was informed that my heart had stopped and been restarted twice, and I was to be transferred to Liverpol Heart and Lung Hospital first thing on Christmas morning. If I had been at home I wouldn't have been here to tell the tale, I would have died. I cannot say how greatful I am to the staff. The hospital is spotless the staff are friendly and the the service is first class.


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Popular movies week 9 April 1972
Here's the list of the most popular movies in the week 09/April - 15/April - 1972. Do you remember Mark of the Devil by Michael Armstrong or Dirty Harry starring Clint Eastwood, Andrew Robinson, John Vernon ?
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As I reflect on all that was accomplished this past year, I marvel at how many people were there to support me along the way to success. I think back on all the Whiskey Mash up events we hosted almost twice a month and all the support Catherine with Austin Scotch Lovers gave me; our first unbelievable grand whiskey tasting organized by our Marketing Director Sandra; all the positive affirmation I got from my Regional Manger Matt and Vice President Margaret when I had my moments of doubt. I am beyond fortunate to have such a supportive and loving wife and her family by my side cheering me on through all my accomplishments and frustrations. Lastly, my unbelievable team for all their patience and passion to be the best team I could ever ask for. It truly leaves me humbled and proud to be part of the Twin Liquors family, and to look back on this past year and see all that we accomplished.
Another specials thanks goes to Al, who on his departure, gave me the secret weapon wine to deliver another TKO win against my Father in Law in our Thanksgiving Battle of the Bottle. The precious 1999 Pahlmeyer Red Blend showed a softness and complexity with which my father in law's 2007 Smith-Madrone Cab could not contend. I marvel at the idea of inherited traditions and how much they have meant to me as I became an addition to my wife's family. All the anticipation for Thanksgiving and Christmas I have come to enjoy and expect, but as life has recently changed for my wife and I, we now have the opportunity to create our own traditions and customs. As I sipped on some Ardbeg Dark Cove Scotch Whiskey while the last coat of paint dried and the last screw was turned on our new baby crib I look at my beautiful wife's growing belly and think how blessed I am to have such amazing friends and family to create new memories and traditions, and the much anticipated excitement of our soon to be new addition. What will this New Year bring you and how can Twin Liquors join in celebrating that? Thank you for being part of our Family.
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Unorthodox Idea #9
Assume this Illness has Shown Up in Your Life to Teach You Something
Perhaps you've been in a situation in which you have witnessed an injustice performed — say, you see an adult abusively screaming at a child in a public place. Your mind might convince you not to speak up or do anything, repeating phrases in your head such as, "it's none of my business"; "that's not my child"; "the authorities will do something about it." Meanwhile, you walk away from the situation with a stomach ache, tears in your eyes, or a "sinking" feeling of guilt.
You've probably heard the expression, "the body never lies." Indeed, we can talk ourselves into just about anything using the mind's cunning ability to persuade because it wants what it wants in the moment (safety, security, and social acceptance!). Our bodies, thankfully, are more honest — they tell it to us straight. When we are tired, our eyelids sag. (When we start to get older…so does the rest of us.) When we are about to do some public speaking — forget about it — the physical symptoms show up everywhere! It's not always the prettiest picture, but our bodies do send us all kinds of alerts. If you don't believe me, look no further than the contents of your handkerchief when you have a cold, or consider what happens when you eat food that's gone bad.
The same is true for diseases, even the deadly ones, when they show up in our lives. Like it or not, they might be trying to tell us something, and it behooves us to stop our complaining for a few moments and listen. One of my favorite writers, a Zen Buddhist named Charlotte Joko Beck, says this, "Everything in our life that disappoints us is a kind friend." Though we might squirm to know the answers, we can be for ourselves like our kindest friends who offer truth when they see it, and more importantly, ask open, clear, judgment-free questions that let us know any response is welcome and valid.
Ask yourself these questions:
What might this hurdle be trying to tell you?
What is there to learn?
How could you be supporting yourself — mind, body, and spirit — more fully?
What unfinished business might you need to attend to?
How is this an opportunity to rebirth?
What does this disease want for you?
It took awhile of living with Lupus for me to see that I had not one disease to overcome, but two. I had, for several years, been suffering from a mild but very persistent eating disorder. Determined to look a certain way, I had spent my high school and college years silently obsessing about food and weight. The obsession was so pervasive, it hovered over me like a dark cloud rendering me nearly incapable of thinking about anything else. Not only did I miss out on a lot, in effect, I formed an addiction to the mentally-disabling yo-yo of self-approval and disapproval. The medications I took to control my Lupus made it even worse — the side effects adding considerable weight to my body and severe acne all over my face. To say the least, it was a low and lonely time of self-discovery, but slowly I began to consider that my body wanted more for me than a life of ego-driven, conditional self-acceptance. I saw that I could begin to accept myself in many forms, and that as I did that, others would too. As I started truly taking care of my body, my eating disorder, quite literally, started to lift away. Eventually, so did my Lupus symptoms.
Assume this illness has shown up in your life to teach you something. While you are at it, further assume it will only stay as long as it needs to. This isn't about you having done something wrong — rather, it's about the universe seeing that more is possible for you and offering you an opportunity to see it too. Like it or not, our bodies are constantly talking to us. Getting sick, if we are listening, forces us to do things we need to do — to rest, slow down, reexamine what's important, start telling the truth, eat to live, see our lives and the people in them for what and who they are, know ourselves, and play this game as if our lives depended on it.
Thanks for being here. I'll see you tomorrow for the final entry, Unorthodox Idea #10.


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text: PC Magazine says theat the Droid X HDMI out will only output your pictures and your recorded video. It will not output Blockbuster movies, YouTube or other video, and is therefore a cheat and a tease. I was not aware of this. I really need a phone and was looking forward to this one despite being disappointed with no front facing camera. Now with this info, I am starting to think about waiting for the next phone. Was anyone else aware of this and is there anyway around this? Also, is this common among all of the phones coming out with HDMI output?


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Author | exchange4media Mumbai Bureau | Wednesday, Feb 21,2007 7:55 AM
Hindustan Lever Limited's Board of Directors has approved the change in name of the company to Hindustan Unilever Limited. This approval, however, is subject to that of the company's shareholders approval. The proposal will be taken up at the next Annual General Meeting.
The company believes that changing the name provides the optimum balance between maintaining the heritage of the company, and the future benefits and synergies of global alignment. The reason for retaining the word 'Hindustan' is being done in order to reflect the company's continued commitment to local economy, consumers, customers and employees.
Harish Manwani, Chairman, Hindustan Lever Limited and President, Unilever Asia Amet, said, "The name change is a significant milestone. It retains the company's continued commitment towards its local roots while leveraging the global scale and reputation of Unilever with its consumers and other stakeholders in India."
The alignment of the corporate name is seen as a source strength and synergy to harness Unilever's global scale and size for the benefit of Indian business in both domestic and export markets. The company is also attempting to attract and retain local and international talent through this.
The company has adopted and subscribed to a vision statement: 'To earn the love and respect of India, by making a real difference to every Indian'.
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RIP Milo Hamilton, Astros Hall of Fame Broadcaster
There are few things more relaxing than listening to spring training baseball on the radio. The booths in those small stadiums are close to the seats, so, during pauses in the action, it is easy to pick out beer vendors and random fans in the crowd. Good announcers know how to stretch the time to leave just enough of the ambience of the ballpark lingering in the air in between calls of balls and strikes.
Since 1985, Milo Hamilton, who died on Thursday, was that announcer for the Houston Astros. He, original Astro broadcaster Gene Elston (who, sadly, passed away on September 8) and Rockets radio legend Gene Peterson form what could only be described as the holy trinity of Houston play-by-play announcers.
Hamilton's distinctive voice and "Holy Toledo!" catchphrase were beloved by many fans and secured his place among the greats of his industry. He was certainly loved by many Astros fans and became the voice for the Bagwell-Biggio generation. But, before Hamilton left his mark on the Houston franchise, he had already spent time with six other teams in a career that spanned six decades.
In fact, his most famous call wasn't with the Astros but as a member of the Atlanta Braves broadcast team. It was with the Braves in 1974 when he was on the mike for Henry Aaron's record-breaking 715th home run against the Dodgers.
Hamilton even called games for the NBA, NCAA basketball and NCAA football throughout his career, but it was his time spent in the major leagues that is best remembered by fans and his contemporaries. He retired from announcing in 2012, but was a frequent guest at Minute Maid Park and remained a member of the Astros' extended family.
Hamilton was 88.
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Welcome to Keyhole Bay - An oasis of privacy, comfort and security in the heart of Roatan's famed West Bay area. You're a 10 minute walk to West Bay Beach when you're ready for your morning stroll and snorkel, but you can quickly retreat from the mid day cruise ship crowds (only a few days a week, but still...) to the Keyhole Bay private beach and pool area, or the comfort of your balcony and unit. The condominiums at Keyhole Bay combine the opulent ambiance and charm of a Caribbean lifestyle with all the amenities of modern living, including access to internet at renter's expense.
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Please join us on the grounds of the historic Longfellow's Wayside Inn for a full day of music, muskets, history, and fun.
The Faire opens at 10:00 with a Colonial encampment, militia and crafts demonstrations, and contradancing. We expect dozens of colonial and craft vendors and 25 fife and drum corps.
The Grand Parade of fifes and drums will begin promptly at noon and will be followed directly by a performance by each of the corps attending. The muster is a celebration rather than a competition: The corps are appearing by invitation, and attend to share their music and friendship.


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Archibald Montgomerie, 11th Earl of Eglinton
|The Right Honourable
The Earl of Eglinton
|Member of Parliament
for Ayrshire
|In office
|Member of Parliament
for Wigtown Burghs
|In office
|Personal details
|18 May 1726
Ayrshire, Scotland
|30 October 1796 (aged 70)
Eglinton Castle, Scotland
|Political party
|Jean (Jane) Lindsay (1772–1778)
Frances Twysden (1783–1796)
|Alma mater
Winchester College
Archibald Montgomerie, 11th Earl of Eglinton (18 May 1726 – 30 October 1796) was a Scottish General, and Member of Parliament (MP) in the British Parliament. He was also the Clan Chief of the Clan Montgomery. Montgomerie fought in the Seven Years' War, where he served with George Washington. He also was the patron for the poet, Robert Burns.
Early life[edit]
Archibald Montgomerie was born on 18 May 1726, to Alexander Montgomerie, 9th Earl of Eglinton and the 9th Earl's third wife, Susanna Kennedy.[1][2] Montgomerie was one of the 9th Earls 20 children.[2] Montgomerie was educated at Eton during his teenage years. He then went to Winchester College.[3] At age 13, Montgomerie joined the army.[4]
Military career[edit]
After joining the army, Montgomerie received a commission as a Cornet. He served as a Cornet, from 1739 until 1740.[4] He received this commission in the Scots Greys. At the outbreak of the Seven Years' War, Montgomerie raised the Montgomerie's Highlanders.[5] He became Major of the 36th Regiment in 1751[6] and was elected Lieutenant-Colonel of the regiment, on 4 January 1757.[1][3] The regiment traveled to the American Colonies, in 1757. Montgomerie was put under the command of General Amherst.[7] Montgomerie and his regiment fought with George Washington, and Henry Bouquet at the expedition against Fort Duquesne, in 1758.[8][9] In 1760, he commanded an expedition against the Cherokee during the Anglo-Cherokee War. Montgomerie's expedition, which included 1,200 men, was successful in its mission.[9] Montgomerie had several Cherokee villages destroyed, including Estatoe. He defeated the Cherokees, in 1760, at the Battle of Etchocy, and again defeated the Cherokees, in 1761, at the Battle of War-Woman's Creek.[1]
Between 1767 and 1795, Montgomerie was the colonel of the 51st Regiment of Foot.[2] During his service with the 51st, Montgomerie fought in the French Revolutionary Wars. Montgomerie rose through the ranks of the British Military, and became a Major General, in 1772.[10] He was Deputy Vice-Admiral of Irvine in 1777, within the Port of Irvine from Kelly Bridge to the Troon Point.[11] He subsequently became a Lieutenant General, in 1777.[1] In 1793, Montgomerie was commissioned a Full General. From 1795 until 1796, Montgomerie was the Colonel of the Royal Scots Greys (2nd Dragoons).[2]
Political career and Earldom[edit]
Montgomerie stood as a Whig in 1761, and found himself elected to two seats. He chose to give up Wigtown Burghs, to sit in the seat for Ayrshire.[3] He served in the House of Commons from 1761 until 1768.[12] In 1761, Montgomerie became an Equerry for Queen Charlotte.[13][14][6] He was appointed Governor of Dumbarton Castle in 1764 and Deputy Ranger of St. James's Park and Deputy Ranger of Hyde Park in 1766.[9][6]
On 24 October 1769, Montgomerie's brother, Alexander Montgomerie, 10th Earl of Eglinton, was murdered by Mungo Campbell, after a dispute on whether or not Campbell could bear arms on the 10th Earl's property.[15] The 10th Earl died, in the early morning hours, on 25 October 1769 and Montgomerie inherited the Earldom.[2]
He was Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge of Mother Kilwinning, from 1771 until 1796.[3] Montgomerie was elected as one of sixteen Scottish representative peers, in 1776. He was re-elected, in 1780, 1784, and 1790.[7][6] Montgomerie was appointed Governor of Edinburgh Castle, in 1782.[9] He served as Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire, between 1794 and 1796.[2] Montgomerie was also the patron to the poet Robert Burns.[16] Burns and Montgomerie kept in contact until the latter's death.[16]
Montgomerie died on 30 October 1796 at Eglinton Castle.[6] The Earldom passed to a third cousin, Hugh Montgomerie, 12th Earl of Eglinton,[17] but the majority of Archibald Montgomerie's wealth went to his daughter Mary.[9] Mary's son eventually became the 13th Earl of Eglinton.[18]
There is a portrait of Montgomerie in Windsor Castle. It was offered back to the family, by King William IV, but the 13th Earl declined. He felt that it was an honour to have a portrait of his grandfather, at Windsor Castle.[9]
Personal life[edit]
Montgomerie was married, twice during his lifetime.[6] He was first married, to Lady Jean (Jane) Lindsay. She was the daughter of George Lindsay-Crawford, 21st Earl of Crawford and Lady Jean Hamilton. They married, on 30 March 1772.[19] Jean died, in 1778, without issue. Montgomerie married secondly, to Frances Twysden.[20] She was the daughter of Sir William Twysden, 6th Baronet and Mary Jervis.[2][6] They married, on 9 August 1783 and divorced on 6 February 1788 on account on her affair with Douglas Hamilton, 8th Duke of Hamilton with whom she allegedly had a daughter.[21]
He and Frances had two children:
- Lady Mary Montgomerie b. 5 March 1787, d. 12 Jun 1848. Mary was married to Lord Hugh Montgomerie. Their son, Archibald Montgomerie, 13th Earl of Eglinton, would eventually succeed to the Earldom. It is through Mary that the lineal and male lines of the Montgomerie family would unite. This uniting would return the Earldom of Eglinton to her descendants.[21]
- Lady Susanna Montgomerie b. 26 May 1788, d. 16 Nov 1805. Susanna died unmarried. Her real father may have been Douglas Hamilton.[2][6][21]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d Chichester 1894.
- ^ a b c d e f g h The Peerage #21228
- ^ a b c d Martin p. 144
- ^ a b Freemason's Magazine p. 23
- ^ Lenman p. 66
- ^ a b c d e f g h Crawfurd p. 257
- ^ a b Anderson p. 124
- ^ Freeman p. 133
- ^ a b c d e f Guthrie pp. 78-79
- ^ Burke p. 705
- ^ Irvine p. 161
- ^ Boswell p. 202
- ^ Holman p. 61
- ^ Beatson p. 454
- ^ A dialogue of the dead. p. 27
- ^ a b Burns pp. 240-241
- ^ Chisholm p. 18
- ^ Colburn p. 435
- ^ Debrett p. 416, Peerage of England
- ^ Courthope p. 14
- ^ a b c Debrett p. 702, Peerage of United Kingdom
- A dialogue of the dead: betwixt Lord Eglinton and Mungo Campbell. To which is added a genuine abstract of the trial of Mungo Campbell. ECCO Print Edition. ISBN 978-1-170-06214-2
- Anderson, William, The Scottish nation: or, The surnames, families, literature, honours, and biographical history of the people of Scotland, Volume 2, A. Fullarton & co., 1877
- Beatson, Robert, A political index to the histories of Great Britain & Ireland, or, a complete register of the hereditary honours, public offices, and persons in office: from the earliest periods to the present time, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1806
- Boswell, James, Cole, Richard Cargill, Baker, Peter Stuart, McClellan, Rachel, The General Correspondence of James Boswell, 1766-1769: 1768-1769, Edinburgh University Press, 1997, ISBN 0-7486-0810-9
- Burke, John, Burke's genealogical and heraldic history of the peerage, baronetage and knightage ..., Burke's Peerage Limited, 1914
- Burns, Robert, The complete works of Robert Burns (self-interpreting) Illustrated with sixty etchings and wood cuts, maps and facsimiles, Gebbie & co., 1886
- Chichester, Henry Manners (1894). "Montgomerie, Archibald (1726-1796)". In Lee, Sidney. Dictionary of National Biography. 38. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
- Chisholm, Hugh, Encyclopaedia britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information, The Encyclopædia Britannica Co., 1910
- Colburn, Henry, A genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire, Volume 42, Part 1, Henry Colburn, 1880
- Courthope, William, The Baronetage of England, J. G. & F. Rivington, 1839
- Crawfurd, George, A general description of the shire of Renfrew: including an account of the noble and ancient families ... To which is added, a genealogical history of the royal house of Stewart, and of the several noble and illustrious families of that name, from the year 1034 to the year 1710, J. Neilson, 1818
- Debrett, John, Debrett's Peerage of England, Scotland, and Ireland. [Another], 1839
- Debrett, John, Debrett's peerage of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 2, 1825
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External links[edit]
- History of Parliament: House of Commons 1754-1790, by Sir Lewis Namier and James Brooke, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1964
- Leigh Rayment's Peerage Pages [self-published source][better source needed]
|Parliament of Great Britain
|Preceded by
James Mure-Campbell
|Member of Parliament for Ayrshire
|Succeeded by
David Kennedy
|Preceded by
John Hamilton
|Member of Parliament for Wigtown Burghs
|Succeeded by
Keith Stewart
|Military offices
|Preceded by
The Earl of Loudoun
|Governor of Edinburgh Castle
|Succeeded by
Lord Adam Gordon
|Preceded by
James Johnston
|Colonel of the 2nd (Royal North British) Regiment of Dragoons
|Succeeded by
Sir Ralph Abercromby
|Preceded by
Thomas Brudenell
|Colonel of the 51st Regiment of Foot
|Succeeded by
Anthony George Martin
|Honorary titles
|Preceded by
Office created
|Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire
|Succeeded by
The Earl of Eglinton
|Peerage of Scotland
|Preceded by
Alexander Montgomerie
|Earl of Eglinton
|Succeeded by
Hugh Montgomerie
- 1726 births
- 1796 deaths
- People educated at Eton College
- People educated at Winchester College
- Anglo-Scots
- British Army generals
- British military personnel of the French and Indian War
- Earls of Eglinton
- Lord-Lieutenants of Ayrshire
- Members of the Parliament of Great Britain for Scottish constituencies
- Royal Scots Greys officers
- Scottish representative peers
- British MPs 1761–68