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Ep.98-Giving you some of my fave holiday date ideas in LA this year including holiday lights at the LA Zoo, ice skating downtown and in Santa Monica, holiday cruises and more. Most are happening through the 1st of the new year. If you aren't in LA, use these date ideas to find comparable holiday date ideas in your town. Happy Holidays! LISTEN IN ITUNES OR PODOMATIC (PC-Friendly)
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After going dark in 2009, holiday lights return to Griffith Park—this time at the LA Zoo. Whereas the old DWP Holiday Lights brought motorists careening through the park's windy roads, the zoo's fest will find visitors trekking through the front half of the festively illuminated grounds on foot. Though most of the animals will be asleep, you will be able to see reindeer and sit for a photo with Santa. There's a charming premise that ties everything together: A group of LED monkeys have comandeered a Christmas tree and the zoo's power supply. The glowing "Animal Power" cord they've draped across the grounds electrifies everything from desert flora laced with lights to a purple, disco ball-filled forest. Standout displays include elephant statues animated with projection mapping, a twinkly light tunnel and "ZOOray for Hollywood," a festive interpretation of LA landmarks. For better or worse, it's a tasteful, sometimes understated display—there's no snow or strobing lights, and the holiday music is sporadic—but LA Zoo Lights is sure to become an LA holiday staple. Tip: Buy your tickets in advance to avoid the worst of the entry lines. Also wear comfortable shoes; the lights only cover a fraction of the zoo grounds, but you'll be shuffling slightly uphill for most of the way.
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Dec 1-Jan 4
Newport Landing provides holiday cruises during the month of December to view bay front homes and ships fully decorated and ready for competition for the national recognized Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade Of Lights and Ring Of Lights events. Holiday cruises are offered nightly from Dec 1 through Jan 4 excluding the 5 nights of the parade (Dec 17-Dec 21). Newport Landing's holiday cruises offer all of the parade décor both in ships cruising through the bay in pre and post parade festivities and the many bay front estates and landscapes.
Until Jan 19, $15
Located just minutes from the Pacific Ocean, ICE in downtown Santa Monica (1324 5th St at Arizona) is a full-service 8,000-square-foot outdoor rink. Watch broomball games, take up skating lessons (there are even LA Kings hockey clinics for kids), or host a party at the rink and get your own private cabana. For $15, rent skates and strut your stuff on the ice alongside children and adults. No need to pack snacks, there's a concession stand on site, serving hot cocoa and kid-friendly bites. For the little ones, visit the Tot Spot, an enclosed rink for 6 and under. The rink is open from early November through Martin Luther King Day. Check the website for operating hours at other times.
4. LA Kings Holiday Ice at Nokia Plaza LA Live
$30 until Dec 31
Skate around the dazzling Christmas tree that stands in the middle of this outdoor rink, and take in an LED holiday light show on the huge screens around the plaza. For the perfect date-night, book the Supper and Skating deal, which includes a prix-fixe dinner at a handful of LA Live restaurants, skate rentals and skating admission for only $30 per person.
5. Malibu Country Mart's Annual Winter Wonderland
3835 Cross Creek Rd
Malibu, CA 90265
(310) 456-7300
The Malibu Country Mart is celebrating the holiday season in style by transforming into a literal winter wonderland. Complete with festive holiday decor, the premiere shopping destination off of the Pacific Coast Highway will be offering shoppers the chance to shop among a decorated Christmas tree, a menorah, and twinkling lights. In addition, every Saturday, Santa will make an appearance with live reindeer as shoppers get the chance to pose for photos. In addition, Victorian carolers will stroll through the Mart singing holiday favorites while kids get the chance to take part in holiday activities like stocking and dreidel decorating, homemade cookie decorating and face painting.
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Santa´s Cottage, photos with Santa! 5% of all Santa´s Cottage photo sales will be donated to Children´s Hospital Los Angeles. Magical Snow Nightly Snow at 7pm and 8pm. Enjoy the merry melodies of holiday brass and other joyous music from Eddie Wakes and Jake Simpson! Plus, performances from the Top Hats every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 6:50pm and 7:50pm!
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Strung with lights, the classic arched bridges over the Venice canals look more romantic than ever. With the entire canal neighborhood decorated, it's the perfect place to fete the season.


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Konstantin Simonov: "Oil price to reach $65 per barrel"
The world oil market in anticipation of the implementation of the agreement between OPEC and 11 countries outside the cartel: yesterday oil prices have risen by 5% as Russia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Oman, Bahrain, Brunei, Malaysia, Equatorial Guinea, Sudan and South Sudan decided to cut their oil production in total by 588 thousand barrels per day in addition to the 1.164 million barrels per day, which will be cut by OPEC countries. First Vice-Rector for International Cooperation and. External Communications of Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, CEO of the National Energy Security Fund, Konstantin Simonov, told Vestnik Kavkaza about the importance of agreements with OPEC for Russia.
- In your estimation, how sensitive is it for the the Russian oil industry to cut its oil output by 300 thousand barrels per day?
- Of course, it is sensitive, because 300 thousand barrels per day is 15 million tons of oil per year. The loss of 8-10 million tons of production per year, which we could achieve, also should be counted, because Russia has launched a number of new projects, such as the oil and gas field Filanovsky. That is, we remove 25 million tons from the market. Of course, the question is at what price they could be sold, if there were no agreement, because there is an effect already: the morning before the price of a barrel of Brent oil was about $57, which already allows us to make money every day. However, it is unclear for how long the prices will continue to grow. We are playing a risky game, let's see whether it would be proper and long-term.
In this respect, my view is that in the first quarter, it is desirable for Russia not to impose any restrictions on oil production. We should wait in January-February and then the seasonal well repairs will be stated and production will decline in any case. It is necessary to see how the OPEC countries will comply with this decision, because, for example, I have no confidence in Saudi Arabia. Riyadh has repeatedly lied to their partners, including us, it is enough to recall the failure of the Doha negotiations. It is very good that oil prices are rising due to the verbal intervention, we are making money on it, but then we have to be very careful in the decisions, which may have negative consequences for us.
- How, in your opinion, will the oil production cut be implemented in Russia?
- There are two options. The first way is simple: equable production cuts. 300 thousand barrels per day is 7.5 million tons in the six months. At the end of the year we look its percentage of total production, and, according to preliminary estimates, the share will be 2.5-2.7%, which is quite a lot, and also give companies orders to reduce production by 2.5% from the 2016 level. Most likely, it will be implemented through a meeting with President Vladimir Putin. Of course, there will be dissatisfied parties in such a situation, because someone's production increases, while others - declines, and this raises the question of whether it is a right thing to implement the reduction this way. Gazpromneft's growth was 7.5% in the three quarters, Bashneft had 8.6%, and Russneft had a decline of 8.4%. It will be easy for Russneft to implement the agreement with OPEC, it has the 2.5% cut anyway, but what should Gazpromneft do with its growth?
The second option is based on the country logic. It is necessary to create a country monitoring center, which would define companies, which output is already declining, and transfer an excess decline to growing companies. It is not so simple, there was nothing like this in Russia. The problem is that there can be conflicts between companies, because it turns out that some companies need to help others. A lot depends on the Ministry of Energy, which has to decide how to implement the mechanism to cut oil production.
- How is the total decline in oil output of 1.8 million barrels per day able to balance supply and demand on the world market?
- Now it is difficult to determine. The main problem of the OPEC deal, in my opinion, is that we believe someone else's analysis of the market: 2 million barrels per day, which should be reduced, were taken from the International Energy Agency's reports, which no one double-checked. We do not know whether it's true or not, so the future remains uncertain. Remember the failure of the summit in Doha - the prices had to decline, as oil surplus remained, but they increased. Then they decided that it was due to the strike in Kuwait, but the strike was over in three days, but prices increased again. After the fires in Canada prices also increased. That is, the explanation of oil prices through the balance of supply and demand does not work anymore: not just it forms the price, but also many other factors. There is no true understanding of the pricing in the market now. Personally, I think that the influence of the monetary factor is much more important: the amount of money spinning in the futures market, and the US dollar. But we cannot influence these things, so we should understand that a decline in oil production should lead to a stabilization, but we must assess its capabilities very carefully.
- In that case, what is the limit of rising oil prices in the agreement with OPEC?
- I believe that we should not expect prices above $ 65 per barrel. There are many traps here, whether the agreement will be actually implemented, whether there will be no conflict between the countries, which have signed the documents.
- Is it possible that the agreement to reduce oil production will be extended in half a year and in what case?
- It can be extended only if be the case if they perform it these six months. It is very difficult: there are problems between the Saudis, Iranians and Iraq, and all these countries should implement the agreement. OPEC has not fulfilled its obligations for many years, and we are anxious for the fate of the cartel deal. These are right steps in an attempt to affect the market, but it is too early to say that we defeated low prices.
- Can the oil price, which increased due to this decline in oil output, revive the US shale projects?
- Definitely there will be an increase in the US production against the backdrop of rising prices. Let me remind you, oil production in the US increased by 1.8 times under President Barack Obama, they were able to overtake the Russian output. The specificity of the US is that it is very flexible: if prices decline - they stop drilling, if prices increase - they start drilling. This is the power of the US economy - it responds quickly to all changes: it happens that in one month 300 thousand jobs are created, and in the other the number of jobs is reduced by the same 300 thousand. Therefore, the US will react on the increase in oil price rise much faster than we think. If the price is $60 per barrel, tomorrow they will start to increase production.
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Vivus have outlined the progress of their impotence drug avanafil in a new financial report.
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Top Review by Mrs. Beckman
I didn't hate this, but I highly doubt I would make again. It was a little too cooked on the outside and to be honest the flavor was only okay. I didn't like the bell pepper in this and I added a little ranch seasoning for taste, maybe that it was ruined it. Not horrible and it did for dinner with brocolli and macaroni salad on the side, but I def. wont make again.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 418.15 g canned tuna, drained and flaked
- 118.29 ml breadcrumbs
- 118.29 ml egg substitute
- 118.29 ml diced green bell pepper
- 118.29 ml onion, finely chopped
- 59.14 ml milk
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The best looking girls are nearly always the smartest and vise versa. What causes this correlation?
I thought maybe they just seem good looking because they are smart, but I don't think this is the case cause they look good even before learning that they're smart.
My theory is that because good looks and brains are both attractive qualities, they have fused together over the years. Because a beautiful girl for example can get a smart guy, then they can have smart good looking kids and they can date other smart/good looking people. So over lots of generations we end up with this correlation.
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THE Selinger government will soon unveil a new strategy for modernizing and ensuring environmental protection of the province's parks.
The plan will be one of the first concrete proposals to come out of the government's Tomorrow Now master plan, which was released in June.
Conservation and Water Stewardship Minister Gord Mackintosh said the parks blueprint will also spell out ways to make them more attractive.
"The parks strategy will be proposed within the next two months for feedback over the winter," Mackintosh said Monday.
Under Tomorrow Now, the Manitoba government promised to add 15 new provincial parks, ecological reserves and wildlife-management areas during the next eight years. The lofty goal was to become the "parks province."
The 52-page document unveiled in June spelled out 100 environmental goals and initiatives on issues ranging from recycling and wildlife habitat to protecting boreal forests and reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
After it was released in June, the government called for public comment on the plan. Mackintosh and his officials have met with 300 individuals at various meetings during the past several months and received 150 written submissions. The comment period ends on Wednesday.
Mackintosh said he and his officials were surprised by the number of people who called for individual action to make the province greener.
Rather than focus on how government and industry can clean up their acts, many Manitobans tout strategies all of us can use to lighten our environmental footprint.
"That was a bit unexpected and certainly heartily welcomed by myself," Mackintosh said.
The province will take those ideas under consideration as it revises its Tomorrow Now document, he said.
Another area that has stood out in the public comments is how concerned Manitobans are about the cleanup of Lake Winnipeg, Mackintosh said. Submissions wanted it tackled on a watershed rather than a river-by-river basis, he said.
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Ainsworth, David: Reading through the Spirit: Milton, Music and Literary Interpretation. (in progress); "Rapturous Milton and the Communal Harmony of Faith" (under review); "Milton's Holy Spirit in De Doctrina Christiana" (under review); "Getting Past the Ellipsis: The Spirit and Urania in Paradise Lost" (under review); "'Rise to life with These:' Salvation and Herrick's Mocking Epigrams." ANQ 25. 3: 147-153; Reviews in Milton Quarterly, Christianity and Literature, Religion and Literature, Modern Philology and The Year's Review of English Studies (Seventeenth-century general section); "'Thou art sufficient to judge aright:' Spiritual Reading in Areopagitica," in Their Maker's Image: New Essays on John Milton ed. Mary C. Fenton and Louis Schwartz (Susquehanna University Press, 2011).
Anderson, Judith H.: "Working Imagination in the Early Modern Period: Donne's Secular and Religious Lyrics and Shakespeare's Hamlet, Macbeth, and Leontes," in Shakespeare, Donne, and the Cultural Imaginary, ed. with Jennifer C. Vaught (2013); Go Figure: Energies, Forms, and Institutions in the Early Modern World, ed. with Joan Pong Linton (New York: Fordham University Press, 2011); "Spenser and Cicero's De Oratore," in Spenser Studies 25 (2011): 363-68.
Blythe, Joan: Review of Charles J. Rzepka's Inventions and Interventions forthcoming in The Wordsworth Circle; In progress: "Byron and Jusepe de Ribera," "Milton, Chateaubriand, and the Revival of Christianity in France," "Satan's Military Strategies in the War in Heaven as Template for Napoleon's Victory at Austerlitz"; "Milton, Cromwell, and Napoleon in Chateaubriand and Hugo: Repairing Political Ruin through the Voice of the Poet," in Reading, Ruin, and Repair: Milton, History, and Poetics, ed. Mary C. Fenton and Louis Schwartz (Duquesne, 2012); "Byron, Milton and Garden History," in Byron and History, ed. Nikolaos Panagopoulos and Maria Schoina (Edward Mellen, 2012).
Burnett, Archie: The Poems of Philip Larkin (Faber and Faber, 2011).
Cable, Lana: reviews of eds. David Loewenstein and Paul Stevens, Early Modern Nationalism and Milton's England for Milton Quarterly; William Shullenberger, Lady in the Labyrinth for Christianity and Literature; and Walter Lim, John Milton: Radical Politics and Biblical Republicanism for Christianity and Literature. Currently developing a work of philosophical fiction that interweaves political crisis and spiritual inquiry with structural principles drawn from metaphor and the music of Paraguayan classical guitar composer Mangoré, Agustín Pio Barrios.
Champagne, Claudia M.: Co-ed and annotations of Book 9 of Paradise Lost in Milton Variorum Project (in progress).
Chernaik, Warren: "The Dyer's Hand: Jonson and Shakespeare," in The Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare and his Contemporaries, ed, Ton Hoenselaars (Cambridge UP, 2012); "Tragic Freedom in Samson Agonistes," in The European Legacy: John Milton, European (Tel Aviv, 2012); "Tragic Freedom in Samson Agonistes," John Milton, European: Part 1, ed. Joseph Shub, in The European Legacy, 17.2 (April 2012): 197-211; "Areopagitica: The Known Rules of Ancient Libertie," John Milton, European, Part 2, ed. Joseph Shub, in The European Legacy, 17.3 (June 2012): 317-331; "Milton and Traherne: Paradise Recovered," in Milton Through the Centuries, ed. Gabor Ittses and Miklos Peti (Budapest: Harmattan Publishing, 2012): 219-228; "Instruments of Darkness: Witches and the Supernatural in Four Versions of Macbeth," seminar paper, World Shakespeare Congress, Prague, Czech Republic, 19 July 2011, accepted for publication in Shakespeare on Screen: Macbeth (forthcoming); "Choosing a Captain Back for Egypt: Milton and the Restoration," in From Republic to Restoration: Legacies and Departures, ed, Janet Clare (Manchester University Press, forthcoming);"Linked Sweetness: Milton and Music," in The Seventeenth Century, 26 (2011): 23-43; The Myth of Rome in Shakespeare and his Contemporaries (Cambridge UP, 2011).
Danielson, Dennis: Paradise Lost and the Cosmological Revolution (Cambridge UP, forthcoming 2014); Paradise Lost, Parallel Prose Edition (Broadview, 2012); "Ancestors of Apollo: How ten bold astronomers five centuries ago performed feats of imagination that prepared for the advent of human space flight 50 years ago," in American Scientist 99.2 (March 2011): 136-143; "Ramus, Rheticus, and the Copernican Connection," in Ramus, Pedagogy and the Liberal Arts: Ramism in Britain and the Wider World, ed. Emma Wilson and Steven Reid (Ashgate, 2011): 153-170.
Doerksen, Daniel W.: Picturing Religious Experience: George Herbert, Calvin, and the Scriptures (University of Delaware Press, 2011); Picturing Religious Experience: George Herbert, Calvin, and the Scriptures (University of Delaware Press, 2011).
Dobranski, Stephen B.:The Cambridge Introduction to Milton (Cambridge University Press, 2012); "Principle and Politics in Milton's Areopagitica," in The Oxford Handbook of Literature and the English Revolution, ed. Laura Lunger Knoppers (Oxford University Press, forthcoming); "Reading Strategies," in The Oxford History of Popular Print Culture, ed. Joad Raymond (Oxford University Press, 2011): 101-13.
Dodds, Lara: "When Margaret Cavendish Reads John Milton; or, Reading and Writing in Tragical Times," Chapter 3 in The Literary Invention of Margaret Cavendish (Duquesne University Press, 2013, forthcoming); "'To Due Conversation Accessible'; or, The Problem of Courtship in Milton's Divorce Tracts and Paradise Lost," in Texas Studies in Literature and Language (2012, forthcoming).
Donnelly, Phillip J.: "Historical Appearance in Areopagitica," in Milton, Historicism, and Questions of Tradition: Essays by Canadians, ed. Feisal Mohamed and Mary Nyquist (University of Toronto Press, 2012).
Dubrow, Heather: As You Like It: Evans Shakespeare Editions, ed. (Wadsworth, 2011); Forms and Hollows (Cherry Grove, 2011).
Engel, William E.: Melville and Poe's Debt to Baroque Aesthetics (Ashgate, 2012); "Kinetic Emblems and Memory Images in The Winter's Tale, in Late Shakespeare," in Texts and Contexts, ed. Rory Vincent Loughnane and Andrew Power (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011); "Emblem Books," in The Blackwell Encyclopedia of English Renaissance Literature, ed. Garrett Sullivan and Alan Stewart (London: Blackwell, 2011); "John Florio," in The Blackwell Encyclopedia of English Renaissance Literature, ed. Garrett Sullivan and Alan Stewart (London: Blackwell, 2011); "Poe's Resonance with Francis Quarles: Emblems, Melancholy, and The Art of Memory," in Deciphering Poe, ed. Barbara Cantalupo (Lehigh University Press, 2011).
Fallon, Stephen M.: "Milton and Literary Virtue," in Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies (forthcoming); "Nascent Republican Theory in Milton's Regicide Prose," in the Oxford Handbook of Literature and the English Revolution, ed. Laura Knoppers (forthcoming); "John Milton and Isaac Newton: Harmonies and Dissonances," in Milton and Newton: The Cultures of Literature and Science in the Seventeenth Century, ed. Brian Cummings, Andrew Hadfield, and Rob Iliffe (Cambridge UP; in progress); "'Good lost, and evil got': Narrative and Theodicy in Paradise Lost," workshop on Milton and the Philosophy of Literature, Jerusalem, December 2011.
Fenton, Mary: "'This Earth's Great Altar: Teaching Milton Eco-Critically," in Ecological Approaches to Early Modern English Texts: a Field Guide to Reading and Teaching, ed. Lynne Bruckner et al (Ashgate, forthcoming 2013); "Regeneration in Paradise Lost Books 11 and 12," in Cambridge Companion to Paradise Lost, ed. Louis Schwartz (forthcoming Cambridge UP, 2013); Varieties without End: Generative Irresolution in Milton, coed. Louis Schwartz (in progress); Their Maker's Image: New Essays on John Milton, ed. Mary Fenton and Louis Schwartz (Susquehanna University Press, 2011); To Repair the Ruins: Reading Milton, ed. Mary Fenton and Louis Schwartz (Duquesne University Press, 2012).
Festa, Thomas: "The Temptation of Athens and the Variorum Paradise Regained," (in progress); "The Location of Comus's Lair," (in progress); Early Modern Women on the Fall: An Anthology, co-ed, Michelle Dowd (MRTS, in press); "Eve and the Ironic Theodicy of the New Milton Criticism," in The New Milton Criticism, ed. Peter C. Herman and Elizabeth Sauer (Cambridge UP, 2012); "God as Geometer and Architect in Paradise Lost," in Their Maker's Image: New Essays on John Milton, ed. Mary C. Fenton and Louis Schwartz (Susquehanna UP, 2011): 93-115; "Dunster, Todd and the Making of the Variorum Paradise Regained," Notes and Queries 58.3 (2011): 434-8; "A Source of Sir Thomas Browne's Christian Morals III.29 in John Donne's Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions," in Notes and Queries 58.3 (2011): 378-9.
Fresch, Cheryl H.: "Milton Variorum," in Paradise Lost IV (Duquesne, 2011).
Fulton, Thomas: "Gilded Monuments: Shakespeare's Sonnets and the Mediated Text," in Comparative Textual Media: Interplays between Making and Critique, ed. by Katherine Hayles and Jessica Pressman (U of Minnesota P, 2013); "John Milton's "Digression," in The History of Britain: An Online Facsimile Edition of Harvard MS Eng 901 (forthcoming); Rethinking Historicism from Shakespeare to Milton, co-ed with Ann Baynes Coiro (Cambridge UP, 2012); "Paradise Lost and Milton's Revolutionary Prose and Poetry," Peter C. Herman, ed., Approaches to Teaching Milton's Paradise Lost (MLA, 2012); "Milton in the Library," in Forms of Writing in Milton's England, a special issue of the Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries, vol. 65 (2012); "Paradise Lost and the English Revolution," in Approaches to Teaching Paradise Lost, ed. Peter Herman (MLA Publications, 2011); I am currently at work on an essay on Milton's Bible, which will form part of a larger project on biblical interpretation and literature.
Furman-Adams, Wendy: With Hazard Adams, "William Blake," in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas Corns (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012); With Virginia James Tufte, "Illustrators of Milton's Works, 1688-1996," in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas Corns (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012); "Visualizing Paradise Lost: Artists Teaching Milton," in Approaches to Teaching Paradise Lost, ed. Peter Herman (New York: Modern Language Association, 2011); "Ecofeminist Eve: Artists Reading Milton's Heroine," in Ecofeminist Approaches to Early Modernity, ed. Jennifer Munroe and Rebecca Laroche (New York: Palgrave, 2011); "The Fate of Place: Three Artists Reading Milton," in Essays from Murfreesboro Milton Conference, ed. Mary C. Fenton and Louis Schwartz (London: Associated University Presses, 2011).
Guibbory, Achsah: "Afterword: Herrick's Community, the Babylonian Captivity, and the Uses of Historicism," in 'Lords of Wine and Oile': Community and Conviviality in the Poetry of Robert Herrick, ed. Tom Cain and Ruth Connolly (Oxford University Press, 2011); "Donne and Apostasy," in The Oxford Handbook to John Donne, ed. Jeanne Shami, M. Thomas Hester, and Dennis Flynn (in press, Oxford University Press, 2011): 664-77; "John Donne," in The Cambridge Companion to English Poetry, ed. Claude Rawson (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011): pp.104-21.
Hackenbracht, Ryan: "The Plague of 1625-26, Apocalyptic Anticipation, and Milton's Elegy III," Studies in Philology 108.3 (2011): 403-38.
Hannay, Margaret: The Letters (1595-1608) of Rowland Whyte, ed. with Noel J. Kinnamon and Michael G. Brennan (APS, forthcoming); "Re-revealing the Psalms: The Countess of Pembroke and Her Early Modern Readers," in Psalms in the Early Modern World, ed. David Orvis, Linda Austern, and Kari McBride, (Aldershot, Hants and Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2011).
Haskin, Dayton: "The Works of William Shakespeare as They Have Been Sundry Times Professer in Harvard College," in Shakespearean Educations: Power, Citizenship, and Performance, ed. Coppélia Kahn et al, (Newark, Delaware: University of Delaware Press, 2011): 175-200; "The Love Lyric," in The Oxford Handbook of John Donne, ed. Jeanne Shami et al, (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011): 180-205; A book on how Shakespeare and Milton were taught, studied, and made to function in the undergraduate curriculum of some twenty U.S. colleges, c. 1870-1910 (in progress).
Hillier, Russell: Milton's Messiah: The Son of God in the Works of John Milton (Oxford UP, 2011); "'So Shall the World Goe on': A Providentialist Reading of Books Eleven and Twelve of Paradise Lost," in English Studies 92 (6) (2011): 1-27.
Hiltner, Ken: Forward to Nature (book in progress); On the Nature of Art (book in progress); Editor, Ecocriticism: The Essential Reader (Routledge, forthcoming); "Sixteenth-Century Artisanal Practices and Baconian Prose." In New Ways of Looking at Old Texts, ed. Michael Denbo. (Renaissance English Text Society, forthcoming); "Jane Eyre and the Feminist/Post-Colonial Dilemma." In The Blackwell Companion to the Brontës, ed. Diane Long Hoeveler. (Blackwell, forthcoming). "Nature," in The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, ed Roland Greene (Princeton University Press, 2012); What Else is Pastoral? Renaissance Literature and the Environment, (Cornell University Press, 2011); Environmental Criticism for the Twenty-First Century, ed. and Introduced by Ken Hiltner, Stephanie LeMenager, and Tess Shewry (Routledge, 2011); "Literature in the Ages of Wood, Tallow, Coal, Whale Oil, Gasoline, and Atomic Power," PMLA editorial column coauthored by Ken Hiltner (March 2011); Seven Angels, Opera. Libretto by Glyn Maxwell. Program notes by Ken Hiltner. Royal Opera House, London. (July 2011).
Kerrigan, William: Paradise Regained, Samson Agonistes, and the Complete Shorter Poems, William Kerrigan, John Rumrich, Stephen Fallon, eds. (Random House Modern Library, 2012); Essential Prose Works of John Milton (Random House Modern Library, expected in 2012). (Both of these books are updates and reconsiderations of material in our John Milton: Complete Poetry and Essential Prose [2007]).
Kinney Arthur F.: "Robert Greene," reprinted in University Wits by Ashgate Press;"Renaissance Poetics", in the Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, ed. Roland Greene (forthcoming); "John Lyly and the University Wits," in The Cambridge Companion to Renaissance Drama, ed. Ton van Hanselaars (Cambridge UP, forthcoming); General Editor, Oxford Handbooks to Shakespeare (11 volumes); Advisory Editor, The Shakespeare Encyclopedia, ed. Patricia Parker (5 volumes, forthcoming from Continuum Press).Oxford Handbook to Shakespeare (Oxford: OU Press, 2011); "The Position of Poetry: Making and Defending Renaissance Poetics," in Renaissance Literature and Culture, ed. Michael Hattaway (Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 2011): 13-27; "Macbeth's Knowledge," reprinted in Shakespeare Criticism (originally in Shakespeare Survey); "Thomas Lodge", reprinted in University Wits (Burlington: Ashgate Press).
Klemp, Paul J.: "I have been bred upon the theater of death, and have learned that part: The Execution Ritual during the English Revolution," in The Seventeenth Century (2011): 323-45.
Knoppers, Laura.: "You shall be our generalless: Fashioning Warrior Women from Henrietta Maria to Hillary Clinton," in Rethinking Historicism from Shakespeare to Milton, ed. Ann Baynes Coiro and Thomas Fulton (Cambridge UP, 2012); editor, Oxford Handbook of Literature and the English Revolution (Oxford UP, 2012). editor, Milton Studies, vol. 52 (Duquesne University Press, 2011); Politicizing Domesticity from Henrietta Maria to Milton's Eve (Cambridge UP, 2011); "Translating Majesty: The King James Bible, John Milton, and the English Revolution," in The King James Bible and the World It Made, ed. David Lyle Jeffrey (Baylor University Press, 2011): 40-70.
Lares, Jameela: An edition and translation of the short Latin preaching manual appended to Matthew Sutcliffe's De recta studii theologici ratione, 1602 (in progress); an article, "The Lighter Side of All Our Woe: A. A. Milne on John Milton", (in progress); "Milton's Artis Logicae Plenior Institutio in the Context of the Renaissance Trivium," in A Concise Companion to the Study of Manuscripts, Printed Books, and the Production of Early Modern Texts: A Festschrift for Gordon Campbell, ed. Edward Jones (Wiley-Blackwell, forthcoming), a review essay on Milton and rhetoric; an edition and translation of the short Latin preaching manual appended to Matthew Sutcliffe's De recta studii theologici ratione, 1602 (in progress); Paradise Lost, bks. 11 and 12, A Variorum Commentary on the Poems of John Milton, ed. Paul J. Klemp (Duquesne UP, forthcoming); "Rhetoric," "Quintilian," and "William Perkins," in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas N. Corns (Yale UP, 2012); editor and translator, Artis Logicae Plenior Institutio, in volume 9 of The Complete Works of John Milton, gen. eds. Gordon Campbell and Thomas N. Corns (Oxford: Clarendon P, 2012).
Lehnhof, Kent: "Antitheatricalism and Antinauticalism: Stephen Gosson and the Ship that Doesn't Sail," Renaissance Drama (forthcoming); "Relation and Responsibility: A Levinasian Reading of King Lear", Modern Philology (forthcoming); "Acting Virtuous: Chastity, Theatricality, and The Tragedie of Mariam," in Performing Pedagogy: Gender and Instruction in Early Modern England, ed. Kathryn M. Moncrief and Kathryn R. McPherson (Ashgate, 2011).
Leonard, John: Faithful Labourers: a Reception History of Paradise Lost, 1667-1970, forthcoming from Oxford University Press (2 volumes). Essays forthcoming in the MLA Guide to Teaching Paradise Lost (edited by Peter Herman) and Young Milton (Oxford University Press), edited by Edward Jones.
Lewalski, Barbara K: "Milton: The Muses, the Prophets, the Spirit, and Prophetic Poetry," (forthcoming, MS, 2013); "Milton, Galileo, and the Opening to Science," in Newton and Milton: Science, Religion, and Literature in Early Modern England, ed. Brian Cummings and Andrew Hadfield (forthcoming); "Interpreting God's Word: Paradise Lost," in John Milton: Acts of Interpretation (festschrift for Mary Ann Radzinowicz), ed. Richard DuRocher and Margaret Thickstun (Duquesne, forthcoming); The Complete Works of John Milton, Vol. III, ed. (with Estelle Haan) (Oxford UP, 2012); "Paradise Lost: Contexts and Poertic Creation," in Blackwell Companion to British Literature, ed. Robert DeMaria et al (Oxford, 2012); Life and Works of John Milton," in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas Corns (Yale UP, 2011); "How Poetry Moves Readers: Sidney, Spenser, Milton," in University of Toronto Quarterly, ed. David L. Clark (Summer, 2011); "To This Must be Added: Milton's Advice to Miltonists," in MQ (December, 2011).
Loewenstein, David: Editor, Milton's Prose: Major Writings on Liberty, Politics, Religion, and Education (Oxford: Blackwell, 2012); Treacherous Faith: The Specter of Heresy and Demonization in Early Modern English Literature and Culture (Oxford University Press, 2013); ed. (with Tom Corns), Paradise Lost in the new Oxford University Press Complete Works of John Milton; co-editor, Shakespeare and Early Modern Religion, (Cambridge University Press; in progress); "Recent Studies in the English Renaissance," in SEL: Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900 (Winter 2011).
Luxon, Thomas M.: "How Human Life Began: Sexual Reproduction in Paradise Lost book 9," in Sex Before Sex (forthcoming); New introductions and annotations for all of Milton's Sonnets and Latin poems are now available on the The John Milton Reading Room website.
Marcus Leah S.: Working on book about the editing of Shakespeare and postcolonial theory, tentatively titled "The Colonial Imaginary and the Making of Shakespeare's Texts," and a book about Elizabeth I, tentatively titled, Reading Elizabeth I Writing.
Marotti, Arthur F.: "Rare or Unique Poems in British Library MS Sloane 1446," to be published in a Festschrift for Peter Beal, ed. by Steven W. May and Susan Cerazano (British Library Publications, 2012); "Saintly Idiocy and Contemplative Empowerment: The Case of Dame Gertrude More," in Sara S. Poor and Nigel Smith (eds.), Mysticism and Reform 1400-1750 (Reformations: Medieval and Early Modern, ed. David Aers, Sarah Beckwith, and James Simpson) (to be published by University of Notre Dame Press, 2012); (coedited with Ken Jackson) Shakespeare and Religion: Early Modern and Postmodern Perspectives (Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 2011); (with Steven W. May) "Two Lost Ballads of the Armada Thanksgiving Celebration [with texts and illustration]," in English Literary Renaissance 41.1 (Winter 2011): 36-68; (with Marcelle Freiman) "The English Sonnet in Manuscript, Print, and Mass Media," in The Cambridge Companion to the Sonnet, ed. Tony Cousins and Peter Howarth (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011): 66-83; (with Laura Estill) "Manuscript Circulation," in The Oxford Handbook of Shakespeare (Oxford: Oxford University Press, [November] 2011): 52-69; "In Defense of Idolatry: Residual Catholic Culture and the Protestant Assault on the Senses in Early Modern England," in Lowell Gallagher (ed.), Redrawing the Map of Early Modern English Catholicism, University of Toronto Press (2011); "Chaloner Chute's Poetical Anthology (British Library, Additional MS 33998) as a Cosmopolitan Collection," in English Manuscript Studies 1100-1700 ([November] 2011): 112-40.
Martin, Catherine G.: Spanning the "Perilous Narrow Ocean": English and French Connections in the Renaissance, ed. Catherine Gimelli Martin and Hassan Melehy (2011); "Introduction," and "Milton and the Huguenot Revolution," in Spanning the "Perilous Narrow Ocean, ed. Catherine G. Martin and Hassan Melehy (2011).
Murphy, Erin: "Paradise Lost and the Politics of Begetting," in Milton Quarterly, (March 2011): 25-49; "Sabrina and the Making of English History in PolyOlbion and A Mask Presented at Ludlow Castle," in Studies in English Literature, 51, 1 (Winter 2011): 87-110.
Nardo, Anna K.: "John Phillips, John Milton, Don Quixote and the Disenchantment of Romance," in Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature (forthcoming); "'Retráteme . . . pero no me maltrate': John Phillips's Translation of Don Quixote," in Restoration: Studies in English Literary Culture 1660-1700) 36(2012): 1-22.
Ng, Su Fang: "Dutch Wars, Global Trade, and the Heroic Poem: Dryden's Annus Mirabilis (1666) and Amin's Sya'ir Perang Mengkasar (1670)," in Modern Philology 109.3 (2012); "Hobbes and the Bestial Body of Sovereignty," in Feminist Interpretations of Thomas Hobbes, ed. Nancy J. Hirschmann and Joanne Wright (Pennsylvania State University Press, 2012); "The Frontiers of Twelfth Night," in Early Modern England and Islamic Worlds, ed. Bernadette Andrea and Linda McJannet (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011): 173-96; "Pirating Paradise: Alexander's Pirate, Dutch East Indies, and Satanic Empire in Milton's Paradise Lost," in Milton Studies 52 (2011).
Norbrook, David: The Works of Lucy Hutchinson vol. 1: The Translation of Lucretius, ed. Reid Barbour and David Norbrook (Oxford University Press, 2012).
Nohrnberg James: "Myth," in Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, 3rd edition, ed. Roland Greene et al. (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2012); "'The Mythical Method' in Song and Saga, Prose and Verse: Part One," in Omaggio issue of Arthuriana 21:1, guest ed. Ty Buckman and Charles Ross (Spring 2011): 20-38.
Olmsted, Wendy: "To plainness honour's bound,' Deceptive Friendship in Shakespeare's King Lear," in Discourses and Representations of Friendship, 1500-1700, ed. Daniel Lochman and Maritere Lopez, Postscript Lorna Hutson (Ashgate, forthcoming).
Parker, Mike: Edition of Edmund Waller's Poetry, co-ed. with Timothy Raylor (Oxford University Press, in progress); currently working on revising John Safford's Biography of Edmund Waller
Phillips, Philip Edward: "The American Stage," in Edgar Allan Poe in Context, ed. Kevin J. Hayes (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013): 118-128; A Companion to Boethius in the Middle Ages, ed. Noel Harold Kaylor, Jr. and Philip Edward Phillips, Brill's Companions to the Christian Tradition 30 (Leiden and Boston: Brill Academic Publishers, 2012); "Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius: A Chronology and Selected Annotated Bibliography," in A Companion to Boethius in the Middle Ages, ed. Noel Harold Kaylor, Jr. and Philip Edward Phillips Brill's Companions to the Christian Tradition 30. (Leiden and Boston: Brill Academic Publishers, 2012): 551-589; "Elegy," in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas N. Corns (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012): 108; "Hymn," in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas N. Corns (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012): 158-159; "King Arthur," in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas N. Corns (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012): 201; "Muses," in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas N. Corns (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012): 250.
Ramesh, Chandra Tungaria: "Multiculturalism in Australian Literature," in Raso 4:3 (2011): 128.
Revard, Stella: "Neo-Latin Lyrical Poetry', 'Latin Poetry of Seventeenth-Century English Poets', and 'Neo-Latin Poetry' in the collections of Oxford and Cambridge University," in Neo-Latin Encyclopedia (forthcoming 2013-14); "Satan in Paradise Regained: the Quest for Identity in Rival Hermeneutics," in John Milton's Acts of Interpretation, ed. Richard DuRocher and Margaret Thickstun (Pittsburgh: Duquesne University Press, 2012); Courting the Star: Pontano's and Sidney's Stella (2012); "The Design of the 1645 Poems," Young Milton, ed. Edward Jones. (Oxford: University Press, 2012); Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Upsala (Tempe, AZ: MRTS, 2012).
Roberts: John R.: John Donne: An Annotated Bibliography of Modern Criticism 1996-2005 (The Donne Variorum Website, 2012).
Rosenblatt, Jason: Co-editor (with Dirk van Miert), John Selden's Table Talk, (Oxford University Press, in progress); an essay for the Oxford Handbook Of English Law And Literature, 1500-1700, ed. Bradin Cormack and Lorna Hutson (in progress); co-author "Hebraism," in Princeton Encyclopedia Of Poetry And Poetics (2012).
Ross, Leasure T.: "The Reverse Syncretism of Jón Þorlaksson's IcelandicTranslation of Milton's Paradise Lost," in Gripla XXII (2011): 261-284.
Sauer, Elizabeth: The New Milton Criticism, ed. with Peter C. Herman (Cambridge UP, 2012); "Pious Fraud: Extralegal Heroism in Samson Agonistes," in SEL: Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 51.1 (forthcoming Winter, 2013); "Pious Fraud: Extralegal Heroism in Samson Agonistes," in SEL: Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 51.1 (Winter 2013); "Milton on Church Government," in Yearbook of English Studies 44 (2014, in progress); "Anti-Catholicism as Polemical Stratagem," in Milton and Catholicism, ed. Thomas N. Corns and Ronald Corthell (U of Notre Dame P, 2014, in progress); Early Modern English Nationhood and Transatlantic Literature (in progress); "Riot and Rebellion," in Ashgate Companion to Popular Culture in Early Modern England, ed. Matthew Dimmock, Andrew Hadfield, Abigail Shinn (Farnham, England; Burlington, VT: Ashgate, forthcoming); "Milton's Defences and the Principle of sanior pars," in The Oxford Handbook of Literature and the English Revolution, ed. Laura Lunger Knoppers (Oxford UP, 2012); "Narrators," in Approaches to Teaching "Paradise Lost": Second Edition, ed. Peter C. Herman (New York: Modern Language Association, 2012); "Radical Company: Milton, the Nostalgia of (Post-)War Criticism, and the Case of A.S.P. Woodhouse's Puritanism and Liberty," in Milton, Historicism, and Questions of Tradition: Essays by Canadians, ed. Feisal G. Mohamed and Mary Nyquist (Toronto: U of Toronto P, 2012): 192-214; "Ebenezer Cooke," in The Encyclopedia of the American Enlightenment. Ed. Mark G. Spencer (New York and London: Continuum, forthcoming 2012); Milton, Toleration, and Nationhood (Cambridge UP, forthcoming); "Catholicism," 54-5; "Election," 105-6; "England," 109-10; "Israel," 186-7; "Spain," 345-6, etc. in The Milton Encyclopedia, ed. Thomas N. Corns (Yale UP).
Senneff, Susan F.: "Milton and His Friends in Italy," (Dissertation, Columbia University).
Shoulson Jeffrey: Fictions of Conversion: Jews, Christians, and Cultures of Change in Early Modern England (Pennsylvania UP, 2013); "Ruth and Rahab: Typology and the Gendering of Conversion," in Gender and Conversion in the Early Modern World, eds. Simon Ditchfield and Helen Smith, Collection in Progress for Cambridge University Press; "Alchemies of Conversion: The Science and Drama of Jewish Transmutation," in Consensus and Controversy: The Board of Jewish Deputies at 250, ISJ Studies in Judaica, David Katz, ed. Collection in Progress for Brill Press; "Zaphenath, Kugelmass, and Milton; or, What's a Nice Jewish Boy Doing in a Place Like This?" in Jewish Quarterly Review (forthcoming); "Man and Thinker: Milton, Saurat, and the Old New Milton Criticism," in The New Milton Criticism, eds. Peter Herman and Elizabeth Sauer, (Cambridge University Press, 2012).
Skerpan-Wheeler, Elizabeth P.: Mean Seasons: Milton, Self-Actualization, and the Logic and Poetics of Risk (in progress); "The Logical Poetics of Paradise Regained," in Huntington Library Quarterly (forthcoming);"The First 'Royal': Charles I as Celebrity," in PMLA (2011): 912-34.
Smith, Nigel: General editor of Vol. 9 of The Oxford Milton; two books in progress: one on words and music and another one on the relationship between the state and literary production in early modern Europe.
Staines, John D.: "Torture and Tyranny from Foxe to Lear," in Justice and Early Modern Literature, ed. Donald Beecher and Grant Williams (University of Toronto Press (forthcoming Spring 2013); "Violent Passions in King Lear and Samson Agonistes: Understanding Tragedy and Poetry, Past and Present," (in progress); "Shakespeare, Milton, and the Presence of Lyric: Historicism/Formalism/Presentism," (in progress); "Torture, Resistance, and Genre: Foxe's Bonner and Shakespeare's Prospero," (in progress); reviews in Clio and Shakespeare Quarterly. Currently working on a monograph on Violence, Genre, and Conscience in Shakespeare and Milton.
Stallard, Matthew: John Milton, Paradise Lost: THE Biblically Annotated Edition (Macon: Mercer University Press, 2011).
Stanwood, P.G.: "Paul's Cross and the Culture of Persuasion in England 1520-1640," (book in progress); "Paradise Lost: Epic and Opera," in Early Modern Literary Studies 15.3, ed. with Peter McCullough, Ray Siemens, and others (2011); "Lancelot Andrewes's 'Orphan Lectures': The Exeter Manuscript," in Early Modern Literary Studies Texts Series 2, ed. with Torrance Kirby and others (2011).
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An Economic Evaluation of the Ricecheck Extension Program in NSW
Ricecheck, an extension program for rice developed by the NSW Department of Primary Industries, is based on eight best management practice recommendations ("key checks†) considered essential for achieving high yields. The program comprises grower meetings, monitoring crops, keeping crop production records and field days. The Ricecheck recommendations provide information on the impact of the best management practices on crop yields and farm profitability. In this paper, the economic benefits from Ricecheck to the rice farmers are measured. An economic evaluation indicates that there has been a high economic return on the funds invested in developing and adopting Ricecheck.
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Nestled in the Canterbury high country Snowdon Station Shearers' Quarters offers modern accommodation while still maintaining a rustic charm.
The quarters has a large, open plan kitchen & dining area with cosy log burner and an adjoining T.V lounge. It has three showers and toilets and an ensuite making it the perfect accommodation for small and larger groups.
The master bedroom has a queen bed and a single with a trundler. There are two bunk rooms each with six bunks. There is a pull out couch in the T.V lounge and a single one in the dining room. Extra mattresses are available.
A hot tub is available (for an extra charge), a perfect way to unwind in the evening while taking in the stunning mountain views.
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There are a number of ski fields close by including Mt Hutt, Mt Olympus and Porter Heights. Lake Coleridge basin offers plenty of recreational activities like walking, tramping and fishing.
Terrace Downs Resort is a short 3 minute drive down the road offering Restaurant and Cafre dining as well as an 18 hole golf course with great views. Discovery Jet is 5minutes drive away on the Rakaia River for the the thrill seekers.
Snowdon Shearers' Quarters is the ideal accommodation for families or groups looking for a true rural experience.
pricing: minimum $140 a night. Adults $40, children $20. Children under 2 are free. Linen can be supplied for $20 per person for the duration of the stay. If you are bringing your own you will need sheets, pillow case and towels.
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This is an amazing property hosted by some fantastic people. The property was spotless and had excellent amenities. The large kitchen is a great place to socialise. The families at Snowdon Station went out if their way to ensure that our stay was a memorable one; we have been travelling in New Zealand for 3 months and this was the best place we have stayed at by some distance. We will be telling all of our friends and family about Snowden Station and what a great stay we had here.
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Author | Nitin Pandey | Thursday, Apr 15,2010 8:37 AM
Further consolidating its presence in the Madhya Pradesh market, Patrika Group is all set to launch its Gwalior edition on April 15, 2010. Patrika is already present with its editions in the key cities of Madhya Pradesh that includes Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur, Ujjain and Ratlam.
In a span of less than two years, Patrika now covers vast regions of Madhya Pradesh. Speaking on the launch of the Gwalior edition, Arvind Kalia, National Marketing Head, Patrika Group, said, "We are celebrating the launch of our Gwalior edition today. Patrika has now emerged as the most powerful player in Madhya Pradesh with its new edition and covers the entire state."
Gwalior, known as the tourist capital of Madhya Pradesh with a population of over 1.2 million, happens to be one of the most promising markets for advertisers and Patrika's emphatic entry has certainly rang a bell for the other players. The events team of Patrika is already interacting with the major advertisers and corporate bodies of Gwalior.
The content of Patrika's Gwalior edition includes – Main Edition (14 pages), Just Gwalior (4 pages) and Patrika Nano (12 pages), which make it a wholesome reading delight for the readers with 30 pages of news, views and interesting material.
With provision to print all coloured pages, there are few other highlights of the Gwalior edition that includes daily supplements like Just Gwalior and Patirka Nano; weekly supplements such as Parivaar (on Wednesdays), Bollywood (on Saturdays) and Humlog (on Sundays).
Patrika has carried out an extensive pre-launch campaign in Gwalior to give its brand the mandatory momentum and also create a niche for its iconic journalistic style. A team of 260 surveyors went round the city and conducted a survey before the launch and touched more than 1.22 lakh households.
Other than the newspapers, the Patrika Group is emerging as a complete media conglomerate, having spread its wings to web portal (patrika.com), outdoor advertising (Planet Outdoor), Madhya Pradesh, FM radio (95 FM Tadka in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh), and many more new ventures.
The Patrika Group is today present in six states – Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, West Bengal, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu – and with more than 25 editions.
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I have a few Vosto 3500 dell laptops and I need to get them set up for dual monitors. They do not have a docking station port on the bottom of them like other dell products. Does anybody have any recommendations for USB docking stations or ways to have two external monitors set up?
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Jun 22, 2012 at 6:21 UTC
One of our Execs has a 3500 and found a USB docking station that works, but does not support dual monitors. I spent a couple hours looking for a Dell dock a few months back, but the 3500 was not designed for one. Gave up the search when other issues took priority and have not been asked to look again.
Sadly, I don't think it's possible.
Jun 23, 2012 at 5:52 UTC
We have remote nurses who deploy a dual monitor setup. We have used USB display adapters to give their laptops dual monitor capability. How intense the need for performance is should dictate the capabilities of the USB adapter. There are some real inexpensive solutions out there.
I think we have operationalized Tritton and Startech
Jun 23, 2012 at 7:36 UTC
+1 USB adapter.
Keep an eye on the supported resolution, as not all are made equal. These tend to top out around 1920 x 1200 for the best ones. Choose & stick with the video connection of choice -- VGA, DVI, or HDMI. Keep in mind higher resolution may saturate the USB ports, arrange USB device accordingly. Prices run $40 to $80:
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Very helpful guys, thanks!
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Our outlet, the Lower Parel doghouse has a comfortable feel, where patrons can choose to sit either at the stretched 30 feet long bar counter on the bar stools (lovingly imported from Europe) or relax in the plush lounge chairs and couches or even unwind on a beautiful rocking chair – all personally chosen by Bhavna. Wonderful posters of jazz legends adorn the walls as a compliment to the music pouring in over a powerful acoustic system.
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The consolidation in the insurance industry continued yesterday with the announcement of two acquisitions.
The Chubb Corporation said it had agreed to sell its life insurance business to the Jefferson-Pilot Corporation for $875 million. In another deal, the Reliastar Financial Corporation said it would buy the Security-Connecticut Corporation for $413 million in a transaction it said would create that the 11th-largest publicly held life insurer in the nation.
Life insurance companies are merging to cut costs and compete with mutual funds by offering their customers more options for investing in the stock market.
Chubb, pressed by investors to follow an industry trend of concentrating on a single segment of the insurance business, is moving to focus on its property and casualty insurance business. It indicated last fall that it was interested in selling the life insurance unit and its real estate operations, and people familiar with Chubb's plans had said over the weekend that the company was about to sell the life insurance business to Jefferson-Pilot and was near the sale of the biggest portion of its commercial and residential real estate unit.
Chubb said yesterday that it would use much of the the proceeds from the sale to buy back its shares. It did not offer further details about the planned repurchase.Continue reading the main story
Chubb's shares rose 87.5 cents, to $58.875, on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. Jefferson-Pilot's shares gained $1.875, to $59.50, on the New York exchange.
Jefferson-Pilot, based in Greensboro, N.C., has been expanding rapidly. Its main products are life insurance and annuities. Most recently, in 1995, it bought the Alexander Hamilton Life Insurance Company of America for $600 million and the Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company for $100 million.
In the other transaction, Reliastar said it would issue about seven million of its shares, with a total value of $413 million, for Security-Connecticut. Stockholders in Security-Connecticut would receive 0.7932 Reliastar share, valued at $47 based on Friday's closing price, for each share they hold. Reliastar also plans to assume $75 million in Security-Connecticut debt.
Security-Connecticut shares closed Friday at $37.50 on the New York Stock Exchange. Yesterday, they jumped $7.875, or 21 percent, to $45.375. Reliastar's shares fell 62.5 cents on the New York Stock Exchange, to $58.625.
Reliastar is based in Minneapolis, and Security-Connecticut, the holding company for the Security-Connecticut Life Insurance Company and the Lincoln Security Life Insurance Company, is based in Avon, Conn.
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Shu:Palette ($105 CAD) comes with 16 drool-worthy shadows in various finishes and the palette also includes a duo-ended shadow brush. It may be marketed towards Asian ladies but I think everyone will fall in love with this one, to see some swatches and my thoughts, click.......
The Shu:Palette comes in a fairly large rectangular black (23x10x1.5cm) plastic compact. The plastic has a matte finish and the Shu Uemura logo is printed in grey. The design is fairly simple with a click button closure that securely shuts the palette. Inside there is a large mirror and a slot that stores the duo-ended brush. The shadows come in individual pans and there is a foam insert that keeps them apart. I love the overall design but I noticed that some of the shadow pans do kind of tilt back and forth in their slots. It turns out that the pans are adhered to the palette using a squishy type of glue; so therefore I wish Shu used a more solid adhesive to keep the pans in place.
Each shadow in the palette is 1.4 g, which makes this palette an amazing value because 1.4 g shadow refills from Shu Uemura costs $19 CAD each, giving just the shadows in this palette an approximate value of $304 CAD.
|Duo-Ended Shadow Brush
This palette has a huge variety of neutral shades with different finishes. Each shade is given a number between one and three to indicate its intensity. The makeup artists at Shu Uemura recommends applying the shades in a gradient starting with the lightest shade (shade 1's) all over the base and eventually concentrating the darkest shade (shade 3's) near the lash line to create a three-dimensional effect that will especially benefit asian eyes.
I am honestly in love with almost all of the shades in the palette. Except for a few of the light mattes that are decent but not stunning, all of the shades are incredibly creamy and pigmented.
|The shades are divided according to intensity.
M 814: Matte pale neutral nude. Great formulation and pigmentation.
ME 825: Soft metallic golden beige. The formulation is very buttery and creamy.
ME 856: Metallic mauve-y brown. The texture is so dreamy and the pigmentation is amazing!
ME 862: Warm coppery brown metallic, the shadow feels super buttery and the color is opaque in one swipe.
IR 811: This is a gorgeous pale gold metallic shimmer. The formulation is soft and creamy. Another great inner corner highlight.
IR 690: A dark blue metallic satin, this is one of my favorite colors in the color. The pigmentation and the formulation is just top-notch!
P 823: This is a shimmery soft golden brown. The shadow is super buttery and pigmented.
S 915: A pink nude with soft golden shimmers, this one has an ok pigmentation and texture.
P 822: This is a soft peach satin with golden shimmer flecks. The formulation is a bit too soft.
M 895: This is a dark chocolate brown matte, the formulation is decent.
ME 471: Very pretty warm silver. Amazing pigmentation and amazing formulation!
M 990: Simple matte black, this one actually has a relatively nice formulation compared to other matte blacks I've tried in the past. Disregard the golden shimmers in the swatch, the shadow is completely matte. The shimmers got carried from some of the other shades, oops.
|Wearing ME 862 all over the lid with IR 811 on inner corner and lash line.
P 875 on the inner corner.
This is an absolute stunner and definitely one of the best, if not the best neutral palettes on the market, both in terms of quality and value. The metallics in here are to die for and the mattes provide a great balance to the shimmers and sheen. Although Shu Umeura's major clientele are Asian but I honestly see this as a great palette for anyone that loves neutral eyes.
Shu Uemura is available online and in stores at The Bay, Sephora, and Holt Renfrew.


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Barrier Cover - Poncho
Our poncho barrier cover is our budget solution as it's just a simple rectangle of fabric which is folded over the barrier. It can be printed with the image or brand of your choice on both sides and it simply fixes to the barrier using cable ties through the eyelets at the bottom of fabric. It's ideal if you have one off events or when time is not of the essence as they can take a little longer to fix than some of our other barrier jackets which simply fit over the barrier and are closed using Velcro.
Cost Effective
Our poncho barrier covers are a cost effective solution and many of our clients choose to use these barrier covers when they are not going to be used again or when there are lots of barriers to be covered for a concert or sporting event.
Great for Events
No matter what your event whether it's a marathon, a concert or a 5K run, barrier covers are a great way of promoting your brand and that of your sponsors to the crowds. All our barrier jackets are made from polystretch or knitted polyester and are lightweight and easy to transport.
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GenCon Pics, and maybe some commentary...
This isn't going to be a huge page, just some pictures from the last few years at GenCon. Mostly pictures I took personally, but some I copied from various sites on the web. Maybe some commentary, but who knows.
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