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The "Hippy Gourmet," who was arrested more than a year and a half ago on suspicion of marijuana sales, will not face any criminal charges in the case, a Nevada County Superior Court judge ruled Wednesday.
A preliminary hearing into the evidence against Bruce Murray Brennan lasted a day and a half before Judge Tom Anderson ruled that he would not hold him to answer on charges, saying Brennan's growing had not been shown to be unlawful.
"There's no evidence of profit," Anderson said, adding that there was intent to sell to a collective, but that was not shown to be unlawful. "The evidence is simply too vague."
Brennan was arrested in September 2012 after narcotics detectives went to his residence to conduct a medical marijuana compliance check.
Nevada County Sheriff's deputies had gone to Brennan's home in the 20000 block of Woodbury Drive in response to a complaint but obtained a search warrant when they suspected Brennan was growing for profit.
Det. Mark Hollitz testified he went to Brennan's residence on Sept. 13, 2012, to conduct a compliance check for the county's marijuana cultivation ordinance.
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Hollitz added that the visit was in response to a complaint received the week prior.
According to Hollitz, the compliance check team was trying to enforce the ordinance evenly throughout the county, in every supervisorial district.
On the day of the check, Hollitz said he met with Sgt. Ray Kress and decided they would address complaints in District 2, including Brennan's property.
"We had not been to South County in a little while," Hollitz said.
He added that he was aware there had been a home invasion robbery in the area several years earlier but did not know it was Brennan's residence.
Brennan catered to celebrities such as Ronald Reagan and Francis Ford Coppola in the 1970s, then moved to San Francisco and opened an inn with his sister in the Haight.
His "Hippy Gourmet" television series began in 2001 on public access cable TV stations in San Francisco and Marin County and started broadcasting on PBS nationally in 2004.
Brennan left the show in 2007 — the same year he was the victim of the violent home invasion robbery at his Nevada County property.
According to The Union archives, a group of five men wearing ski masks and armed with crow bars, baseball bats and at least one handgun broke in, looking for marijuana and cash.
Compliance check turns into criminal arrest
Hollitz testified that two narcotics detectives — Jeff Martin and Mike Vingom — went with him on the compliance check so they could learn how to enforce the ordinance.
The three deputies arrived, walking toward the back of the residence, and saw about five people sitting on a large deck, trimming marijuana.
Martin subsequently determined the grow should be investigated as a possible criminal matter and left to obtain a search warrant, Hollitz testified.
Martin testified to seeing the trimmers on the deck with numerous bags of processed marijuana and estimated there were about 80 plants in the garden.
Brennan told him that he was part of a "loosely formed collective" and was the caregiver to two women, one of whom was his mother. Brennan also said he was going to take marijuana to "clubs" in the Bay Area to try and get the best price possible on consignment, Martin testified.
"He wanted to keep about three pounds for himself," Martin said. "The rest would go to clubs or he would give it away."
Brennan told him that he would use the money he made for selling the marijuana to pay his bills, including his mortgage.
Martin testified that the presence of scales, the trimmers and the large marijuana garden all were factors in considering Brennan's grow to be a possible criminal endeavor.
"Did you ever ascertain if the marijuana was being lawfully cultivated for patients?" Brennan's attorney, Kali Grech, asked.
"By the end of the interview, I felt it was not," Martin said, adding that Brennan said he would shop his marijuana around Bay Area clubs and then take the money to pay his mortgage, car payment, insurance and taxes.
"In my mind, that's a criminal enterprise."
Medical marijuana expert Chris Conrad also testified for the defense, saying that the amount of marijuana being grown was reasonable for use by the 13 members of the collective.
Conrad also testified to what might be considered reasonable renumeration — reimbursement for overhead and compensation for the grower's time and effort — saying it could cost hundreds of dollars per plant just in up-front costs if you include utilities, insurance and the cost of the growing location.
Conrad estimated the total yield of the garden could have been about 29 pounds, versus Martin's estimate of nearly 34 pounds.
A member of Brennan's collective testified, as did his sister, Pamela Brennan.
Both said Brennan lived frugally and often turned to his sister for financial help.
Of about $23,000 deposited into Brennan's bank account in 2012, his sister testified that about $10,000 came from her.
Nevada County Deputy District Attorney Oliver Pong argued that Brennan was using the money from selling his marijuana for profit, saying that paying his mortgage was a benefit far beyond renumeration.
"The issue here is simply whether the evidence shows criminal activity," Anderson said, noting that Brennan identified himself as a member of a collective in which he was the principal grower.
Anderson added that if the sheriff's office had followed up on the grow as a violation of the cultivation ordinance, more information would have been available to him.
He found insufficient evidence and declined to hold Brennan to answer on the two counts of possessing and cultivating marijuana for sale, a decision that prompted a group hug for Brennan and his supporters.
"Justice was served," Grech said after the hearing.
"I'm really happy for Mr. Brennan. He has suffered a lot. I'm glad the judge carefully considered the evidence and made the right decision. Moving forward, I hope for more education of officers on what is lawful so that people acting in compliance aren't unjustly prosecuted."
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Here's the worst kept secret in the legal industry: lawyers are, by and large, addicts. Seriously, it's a massive problem in the profession. We drink to excess, both personally and professionally, pretty much from the moment we enter law school until the moment we retire from the practice. A bar event is almost always going to have an open bar at it, and, as a recent discussion in the Lawyer Slack pointed out, people that order something "not booze" at networking or professional events may be subject to suspicion or even ridicule for their choice to enjoy a nice, cold glass of milk rather than a white russian.
I have no snark for you today. I can't make myself joke or curse about this topic. I know too many people that are or were in the grasps of it, and have seen careers and lives end because of it.
Not mine, of course. I'm lucky in that I discovered, after much worry, that I wasn't an addict and I was capable of saying "No" and stopping after a couple. I know, I'm ruining the mystique. Fuck you. I get to. That was a concern of mine when I was younger. I like liquor, but I like living more.
Want the other worst kept secret in the legal profession? Your addicted lawyer likely isn't seeking help for their addiction. Either we're afraid of the very public stigma of admitting we have a problem, the professional stigma of admitting we have a problem, or we're afraid of the almighty Disciplinary Board swooping in to deprive us of our livelihoods with the simple words "License Suspended." A lawyer without a license to practice isn't a lawyer, he's an overeducated burger flipper and a disgrace to the profession. And, for an attorney, the loss of the license isn't just the lost of a career…it can be the loss of your identity. You've been a lawyer for years, decades even. Most of your friends are lawyers. Your life has revolved around being a lawyer.
When a lawyer loses their license, they in some way lose a big chunk of themselves…and that's fucking terrifying. So, we don't seek out help when we're one shot too many into the evening, or when we're suffering from crippling depression, or when there's a pile of cocaine calling us. Because we're scared of the consequences, which can be swift and sudden.
So, when Brian Cuban , attorney and advocate for lawyers getting fucking help, announced the release of his new book, "The Addicted Lawyer: Tales of the Bar, Booze, Blow, and Redemption" , I was quick to pre-order a copy and then wait expectantly for its arrival. I devoured it. Twice. Then a third time. Then…well…then, in the immortal words of Elton John, I sat down to and wrote this song.
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Visitation was Saturday at Mount Zion Baptist Church in Thibodaux, with burial in the church cemetery.
She is survived by three sons, Sylvester Cook Jr. of Sacramento, Calif., and Harold and Gregory Cook, both of Thibodaux; one daughter, Enola C. Mack Woods of Thibodaux; two brothers, Peter Roy Bergeron of Los Angeles, and Donald Bergeron of Atlanta; three sisters, Genevia Bergeron of Marerro, Elnora Bergeron of San Diego, and Ethel B. Peltier of Thibodaux; 16 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Sylvester Cook Sr.; her parents, Alfred and Elmedia Williams; one son, Alfred Cook Sr.; one brother, Herbert Bergeron Sr.; and three sisters, Audry Williams, Rose Bell Brisco and Margary Rome.
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Expectation can be a crushing thing. Often, the reception of an album is met based upon not any fixed criteria, no set lines of demarcation, but upon the expectation. Did the album live up to those hopes? Did it disappoint? Did it deliver something unexpected in a good or bad way? Most of what gets judged is based upon this tiny little word. It's weight has the force to demolish the hopes of a band.
Sometimes, the unexpected joys of life are when their are no expectations. Most of the albums we ended up selecting as our years best or honorable mention are from bands we expected nothing of. They were free to captivate us in ways and measures free from the constriction of successful first albums, an amazing back catalog of albums, blog buzz, leaked tracks or any of the numerable ways in which expectation is generated.
We listened to a lot and still we didn't get around to listening to nearly enough. But the following albums are ones that failed to live up to our own expectations, essentially leaving us feeling a little meh?; and some that delivered in a way we weren't expecting and offered us pleasures and joys we never could have hoped for.
The Disappointments
We could go into a lot about why these albums didn't deliver for us, but we won't. A lot of people might feel the same way, but if you don't then strike back in the comments and get the discussion going.
1. Bloc Party – "A Weekend in the City" Yes the guitar work on this one is stellar again and even rocks. It could be that nothing will ever live up to the majestic heights offered in Silent Alarm. But this album feels stunted, less adventurous sonically and lyrically more ponderous. This is a band with loads of talent and lots on their minds and it's almost as if they tripped over their own feet here. The real reason this album didn't strike a chord with me, however, is the neutering of drummer Matt Tong.
2. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – "Some Loud Thunder" Loads of folks couldn't get past the first track, which is definitely a no no. The second album from the definitive internet buzz band felt like an odd rush to capitlize on their new found popularity. Choppy, thrown together, and not really a good tune here. Again, we think this is another band that just had a major misstep so hopefully they'll take their time with their third album. Whereas the first album hummed and sung, this one seemed like it was screaming underwater.
3. Bright Eyes – "Cassadaga" Plenty of great tunes on this record from Omaha's wunderkind Connor Oberst, but you get the sense this is going to be what he sounds like the rest of his career. Say hello to the Nebraska state fair and your brand of roots-rock. Again, this isn't a bad album per say, but it's just disappointing that it feels like a more polished version of all his past albums. Not a bad thing, but not a good thing either.
4. The Smashing Pumpkins – "Zeitgeist" This is what happens what misdirected egomaniacs try to recapture the spirit and wonderfulness of their past. After listening to this dreck you have to wonder if James Iha and D'Arcy really did have something to do with the genius of those early records. I can't say for sure, but it certainly doesn't have to do with Billy Corgan and and Jimmy Chamberlain. Honestly, I'm just bitter. Mostly since this record taints everything I ever loved about the Smashing Pumpkins early output.
5. Battles – "Mirrored" You've got to wonder how a mathmatically inclined, prog rock outfit ends up getting a wet one from all the music publications. This might be the most confounding album of the year. Yes, it's like nothing we've ever heard before, but that doesn't make it good. This is the type of record you tell your friends you love to earn street cred, but deep down inside you feel shameful for doing so. When the best thing you can say about the band is that they sound like a dying Smurf of acid, well, what's to love.
6. The White Stripes – "Icky Thump" It pains me to put them on this list. I can think of no other band I've enjoyed over the past seven odd years more consistently than Jack and Meg. To be honest I'm even thinking about purchasing one of their snazzy cameras they've recently launched. However, as is the case with Bright Eyes, what you hear is what you get. They may tweak a few things here or there, or add some different touches, but I feel as though I've been listening to the same record on loop. Not bad, but again, just not that good, either.
7. Amy Winehouse – "Back to Black" No, no, no. The best tune on here is the duet and remake of "You Know I'm No Good" with Ghostface and that's only because Ghostface is bomb. Two hit tracks does not make for a great record, but it's hard to love this album once you've heard just a snippet of Sharon Jones and the Dapkings. Now that's a soulful R&B album. This is a perfect example of the old school music model where a hit single propels the album to record sales and media hype. Lovely retro production and all, but the vocals leave a lot to be desired.
8. Sunset Rubdown – "Random Spirit Lover" Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade is immensely talented, but after listening to the two albums he put out with this side project (2006's Shut Up I Am Dreaming being the other one) you begin to wonder if the genius label is a correlation to having Dan Boeckner reign in his worst tendencies. Because that's what this album feels like. Listening to a overwrought, overlong album full of someone's worst tendencies. Songs collide and seep into one another, reach dramatic climaxes and leave you feeling exhausted for listening to the whole affair.
9. Immaculate Machine – "Fables" This album only makes me hope that singer Kathryn Calder jumps ship permanently to The New Pornographers. She's incredibly talented pianist and vocalist. Immaculate Machine comes close to proximating the power pop thrills of the much better New Pornographers, but their crucial mistake is not allow Calder more room to shine on the record. When she's singing this is a gangbuster of a disc and when she's not it's like watching a cat take a poo into the litter box.
10. The Good, The Bad, and The Queen – "Self-Titled" Much of the disappointment for this record comes from it's pedigree. Blur and Gorillaz mastermind Damon Albarn put together a group which also consisted of Fela Kuti drummer Tony Allen, Verve guitarist Simon Tong, and Clash bassists Paul Simonon with production by Danger Mouse. That's some incredible talent and you would think they would make an exciting record about London, but this one just comes off like a boring Blur album that got shelved in favor of something better. I'll never quite understand or be able to put my finger on the misfire that was this album.
The pleasant surprises
The following five albums were one we expected nothing of and got a lot of return on our money. It's not to say these albums aren't without their problems and many of them are particularly divisive (hello Rilo Kiley!), but they all managed to cause us to give repeat listens throughout the year.
I think a lot of these albums got brushed aside and I wouldn't argue you about that, but personally, these were albums that made me want to love them despite their flaws. Luckily we found room in our hearts and hopefully you might find some in yours upon second go round. Again, it's all about perspective.
1. The Shins – "Wincing the Night Away" Do you ever wonder what would have happened to The Shins if Natalie Portman didn't profess her love for them in that retarded Zack Braff movie? I think about this at least once a day or at least every few days. They released a great first album, Oh Inverted World, that no one listened to except music dorks and then released an even better second album, Chutes Too Narrow, which slightly more people listened to, then Garden State was released and The Shins were forced to tour (resulting in some bad shows) when they weren't quite ready to play to big crowds and everyone hoped their third album would save their life. And you know what happened? They released the best record of their career, no one cared because it didn't in fact save their life, and now the band should be able to fly under the radar crafting pop gems like they should have been able to do all along. I blame this on you Zack Braff.
2. Travis – "The Boy With No Name" A welcome return to the overly earnest Brit pop that they essentially helped make popular in the late nineties. Few bands can do this kind of music and not sound like wusses, but Travis constantly rises above. They aren't adventurous or lyrically deep, but they do offer some of the finest pleasures around. They constantly deliver great tune after great tune without necessarily being pigeonholed into something they are not. The album is a bit long and could afford to cut a track or two, but man, do I love this album.
3. Fionn Regan – "The End of History" I don't know where this guy came from but I'm glad he did. He plays mostly intricately strummed acoustic folk music. His voice sounds like a fragile wisp of parchment paper, so tender it could snap with but a single touch. Perfect rainy day reading music or something you'd expect in a slightly melancholy yet uplifting scene in a Hollywood production. Regan is a stunning lyricist and though this album is mostly a boy and a guitar it never gets dull. A promising statement that hopefully he'll deliver on in years to come.
4. Joss Stone – "Introducing Joss Stone" Bad cover art aside, this album is sort of the antithesis of Amy Winehouse's album. I loved it in all the ways that I didn't love Back to Black. Joss Stone is a terribly talented vocalist, all husky sexiness. The album is way too long and would have been served better by keeping it to about 10 tracks, but she's added some hip-hop beats underneath the soul-influenced rhthymes and that's what elevates this to something worth giving another chance. She'll never be a meaningful vocalist, never have anything remotely interesting to say, but we're looking at the total package and on this record she truly steps out of her comfort zone and soars.
5. Rilo Kiley – "Under the Blacklight" Let the flogging begin. This was a difficult album to judge this year because I listened to it about as much as any album this year. I love Jenny, Blake and the boys, but it was almost difficult to get over the abrupt change in direction. They went from alt-country indie rock to, well, I don't know. It's like they gave into their worst influences like disco, Rick James and Abba and somehow came aways with an addictive sugary pop record. Handclaps, oohs and ahhs, juvenile lyrics and shiny production can't keep this from getting flogged by me. It's fun, not even remotely serious, and that's something not a lot of bands attempt to do anymore. Imagine an album full of "The Frug" and that's what your getting on their Warner Brothers debut. It's not for everyone that's for sure. And in many ways, they've managed to establish themselves for the long haul, alienating casual fans, earning new ones and secretly satisfying a lot of people. Who knew that they'd become the band everyone loves to hate on in 2007.


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This morning new Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus was interviewed on ABC 774 Melbourne by host Jon Faine. Here is a transcript of their discussion on free speech:
JON FAINE: Mr Dreyfus, good morning to you. Congratulations.
MARK DREYFUS: Good to be with you, John.
JON FAINE: Free speech is one of the first issues you're going to have to deal with. Did Nicola Roxon make a mess of the free speech reforms?
MARK DREYFUS: Not at all. She's put out a consultation draft and I think that's really important to keep that up front. We put together, John, the five acts that together make up our anti-discrimination law and they've been built up over some four decades. You get a number of inconsistencies when you've got different acts, legislated at different times and I think it's a worthwhile aim to try and put them together in a simpler form. That's the purpose of it.
JON FAINE: Yes but it's triggered a massive campaign by media organisations and for instance, the IPA, already claiming a victory, saying Nicola Roxon's departure is a win for the IPA.
MARK DREYFUS: [Laughs] Well I suppose they like to make themselves as important as they possibly can. But they need to understand…
JON FAINE: [Interrupts] But they're right. They've been campaigning over this and it looks like – well are you going to change the draft?
MARK DREYFUS: We – I'm going to be considering all of the submissions that have been made. I'm going to be considering the work of the Senate Committee, which is still deliberating. In fact the secretary of the Attorney-General's department is going to talk to the committee today and put before the Senate Committee looking at this consultation draft of a bill – to make some suggestions about… [indistinct]
JON FAINE: [Talks over]Okay. What's your view? Should it be against the law to insult someone?
MARK DREYFUS: I'm going – my view is that it's very, very important that we strike the appropriate balance between protecting the Australian community and preserving free speech. And I don't think anyone could doubt my commitment to free speech over very, very many years. I've participated in some of the landmark free speech cases in this country. And I…
JON FAINE: [Interrupts] So what do you want the law to reflect?
MARK DREYFUS: I want there to be a continuation of the protections that have been built up over the last four decades and very useful ones that they are. Protections for the Australian community against unfair discrimination… [indistinct]
JON FAINE: [Talks over] Okay. But you didn't answer my question. Should it be against the law to insult someone?
MARK DREYFUS: The – not just in private space of course and not in ordinary conversation which is some of the more ridiculous suggestions that have been put forward. We're not talking about conversations down the pub here. What we're talking about is in the workplace, in particular situations that there ought not be unfair discrimination and that's the purpose of anti-discrimination law at the moment.
JON FAINE: Were you happy with the result or sorry, not happy with – did you think the outcome of Andrew Bolt's case was correct? Are you satisfied that that's how the law should work?
MARK DREYFUS: Those are the hate speech provisions of the Racial Discrimination Act. They've been part of the law since 1994. They provide an incredibly important protection for the Australian community, most notably they've been used against people that have tried to say that the Holocaust did not happen. They've tried to say to people who got tattoos on their arms who are survivors of the Holocaust that they're making up stories. That gives grave offence to not just the Jewish community but to all right-thinking members of the Australian community. Those are the hate speech provisions that I think are a very important protection for Australians.
JON FAINE: Do they need to be in some way tweaked or fine-tuned?
MARK DREYFUS: I don't believe so. I think that one could look at some procedural issues about why some of those cases take so long to resolve. But apart from that, they're a very important protection for the Australian community and they contain within them defences based on free speech. And those defences are – protect political comment, protect theatrical work, protect public comment – and strike in my view, the right balance.


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Big thanks to gg for everything and your villa rocks !!!
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i spent literally years planning our 10th anniversary so i am confident when i say this is one of the best properties in the area for a large group. however, as the apartment can be rented by each floor it is also fine for smaller groups. the hosts will meet you with a welcome buffet of local delicacies including drinks. the view is amazing. the pool is fantastic and big enough for family to have a great time in! we were 15-20 (over the course of the week) in the house and everyone had a fantastic time. grgo has hired a host (ivo) to be available for help at any time and he is. we had illnesses run the gamut of the house and ivo helped us get meds and ran us to pharmacies and the store. grgo even came to examine my husband who sadly was quite ill for a few days (grgo is a dr. too :)). you can spend a lovely time at this house doing nothing, cooking your own meals (kitchens are adequately equipped) or you can race around busy every day with bookings ivo and grgo will make for you. we did zip lining, dinners out all the time, tours to mostar, and other great trips. its up to you. for those used to serious air conditioning, note that bedrooms dont have ac of their own (except one) and there is just an ac unit in living room of each flat. we were fine, but its hot in croatia so a bit more ac might hve been expected by those from america at least :) rooms did have fans and truly we were fine. overall this is a fantastic property with amazing views on well equipped balconies and we would go again for sure! i hope we do!
I and my big family (in total 29 persons) have been staying at VillaGG and one other apartment in Podstrana for one week and we have had such an amazing holiday. The apartments had all that you ever will need AND the service that we got was outstanding. I have never been such impressed earlier when I have travelled. All help and all very valuable advises we got were more than perfekt.
Thank you so much Grgo and especially Ivo that helped us with everything we needed during the whole week. It was amazing!
I highly recommend these apartments and this place! And I really would like to come back!
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I happened to try Villa La Cage upon recommendation by a local, and I wasn't disappointed. Let's just say, my good Negril experience was made great by the owner and staff of this establishment. The reception is always welcoming and the atmosphere is warm. The food at the restaurant on the compound is fabulous, I ate there like twice a day. Even the bar is moderately price, and you don't have to drink and drive(wink). Mr Arreton is very pleasant, an extrovert at heart and just knowledgeable of the West End scene. I will ALWAYS stay at Villa La Cage when I am in Negril Jamaice.
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AJAE Appendix: Challenges to the Development of a Dedicated Energy Crop
- Epplin, Francis M.
- Clark, Christopher D.
- Roberts, Roland K.
- Hwang, Seonghuyk
The material contained herein is supplementary to the article named in the title and published in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Volume 89, Number 5, December 2007.
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- Fewell, Jason E. & Bergtold, Jason S. & Williams, Jeffery R., 2016. "Farmers' willingness to contract switchgrass as a cellulosic bioenergy crop in Kansas," Energy Economics, Elsevier, vol. 55(C), pages 292-302.
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Public Affairs Director for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Michael Otterson, writes regularly in The Washington Post's On Faith Blog. This week he tells why the I'm a Mormon ad spots have become so popular.
There is a TV educational campaign running in a dozen cities across the United States called "I'm a Mormon," and it's creating a lot of buzz.
If you are unfamiliar with it, take a few seconds before you go any further to meet Mehrsa, Lorin, Sherryl, Erick or dozens more like them.
The first time I saw a Mormon-produced television spot was in the mid-1970s. Many will still remember it. The shot opens with the camera tight on a middle-aged man, buried in an armchair and absorbed in his TV football. Outside the window behind him waits his son, baseball and mitt in hand. An off-camera voice asks:
"Remember last week when you said next week you'd spend more time with your kids?"
The man glances toward the camera with a half smile and a grunt of recollection. Pause.
Then the off-camera voice says simply: "It's next week."
These spots became very popular, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints made dozens of them, winning a trophy room full of broadcasting awards in the process. The theme was family life, and they worked because they were real. Every parent could identify with the no-no things we all do when raising our kids and grandkids. The idea was to encourage the grown-ups in the family to do a little better at the most difficult task any of us will ever have – to steer our kids successfully into life by raising them in a home where love, values and boundaries are in the right proportions and expressed in the right way.


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Application of an electric charge injector to the flue gas conditioning in dust separators
A new method for injecting electric charges into raw gas flows, recently developed in France as a spin-off of aerospace research, was used to precharge dust in various types of dust separators. The improvement obtained by applying this method to various types of dust separators was studied first in the laboratory. A significant increase in collection efficiency was obtained in a polarised granular bed filter, with the raw gas at temperatures up to approximately 300 C. The improvements obtained in a conventional electrostatic precipitator and in two types of scrubbers could easily have been attained, at lower cost, by increasing the high-voltage and the liquid-to-air ratio, respectively. The most interesting result was obtained in a fabric filter, where the pressure drop for a given dust loading on the fabric was drastically reduced by precharging. An industrial scale test was performed with a fabric filter rated for 2,400 m3 of raw gas per hour. The maximum pressure drop across the filter was kept constant. It was shown that a precharging current as low as 10 micro-Amperes was sufficient to decrease the cleaning frequency by 30%, or increase the air-to-cloth ratio by 10 to 30%.
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Minihotel IRIS
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With a stay at Minihotel IRIS in Maiori, you'll be near the beach and convenient to Castle of S. Nicola de Thoro-Plano and Roman Villa. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Castello di Toro Plano and Mezzacapo Building.
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Spring Break Camp: April 10-14, 2017
The Big Lights of Broadway
Has your camper ever dreamed of performing on the Big White Way? This camp will explore the great material that Broadway has produced over the years. This camp will dance, sing, and act their way through Broadway classics and brand new contemporary hits! In art, campers will explore what it means to be a theatre designer! Our budding triple threats and young designers will have a blast in this camp! A partnership with the Florida Rep.
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WHEN? Drop off begins at 8:30am with camp starting at 9am everyday. Pick up starts at 4pm-4:15pm. Aftercare is available from 4:15-5pm daily from $5 per day or $50 for the week.
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The tourney is held two golf courses both located at Nichols Park in Jacksonville, IL. The park is in the Southeast corner of Jacksonville/South Jacksonville. The address is 319 Holkenbrink Drive, Jacksonville, IL 62650.
If you would like to play a practice round at one of our courses, please come on in. We have a driving range with sand trap and a good putting green. Please give the course a call to check for availability. The number is 479-4663. While you are there, visit Charlie's Nineteenth Hole for a nice snack or beverage.
Click here to get information about THE LINKS Golf Course.
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From the East on I72:
Take the first Jacksonville exit (#68), veer right off of ramp and continue West to Hardin Ave. (second light you come to), turn left and travel South until the road T's at Vandalia Street then take another left. You will see the entrance to the park just over the railroad tracks.Then follow the instructions Through the Park.
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Take Jacksonville exit (#64) , turn left off of ramp and continue North to Vandalia Street. Take a right onto Vandalia and travel east until you see the entrance for Nichols Park.Then follow the instructionsThrough the Park.
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IL78 becomes Main Street . Travel through the square, at College Ave. take a left and then an immediate right back onto Main Street. Stay on Main Street until Vandalia Street. Take a left ontoVandalia and travel east until you see the entrance for Nichols Park.Then follow the instructions Through the Park.
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Take a right onto Vandalia Street and travel East until you see the entrance for Nichols Park.Then follow the instructions Through the Park.
Though the Park - Once you enter the main entrance of the park follow Holkenbrink Road around the pavilion and over the lakes. Afterpassing the maintenance garage and playground equipment you should see the sign for the Links. Both of our courses share a clubhouse, concession area, and parking lot.
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NO LOVE LOST (Short film)
All you need is love but sometimes love is not enough.
A Jewish boy nurturing a secret romance with a Muslim girl, despite the realities of their backgrounds, is unaware he is being stalked. While the young lovers struggle to be open about their relationship, the stalker's obsession reveals a thought-provoking turn culminating in the trio coming face to face.
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Rochester Film Festival 2014 – HONORABLE MENTION for EXCELLENCE in cinema
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Seoul International Agape Film Festival – Nominated for Best Short Film
Malta Short Film Festival – Audience Award for Best Short, Best Cinematography
Trinity International Film Festival – Best Narrative Short
Satyajit Ray Short Film Award – Nominated for Best Short Film
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10 UK and International sociology secondary school teaching and lecturing jobs
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Acting Subject Leader of Sociology, Chesham
Acting Subject Leader of Sociology
Chesham Grammar School, Chesham
An opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic, well qualified and experienced teacher of Sociology to join the school as Acting Subject Leader covering maternity leave. Sociology is a popular subject at A Level...
Salary: TLR2a
Ad expiring today, apply by . Job start: January 2018.
Sociology Teacher, London
Sociology Teacher
Woodhouse College, London
We seek a temporary, full time A level teacher to teach in this very successful department to start in November after half-term anticipated to end in May 2018....
Salary: £24,457 – £38,364, according to experience, plus £2,508 London Weighting, with pending pay award.
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Teacher of Psychology/Sociology, Camberley
Teacher of Psychology/Sociology
Collingwood College, Camberley
Teacher of Psychology/Sociology Full time post to start in January 2018. Experienced teachers, teachers returning from a break and NQTs welcome to apply. A Psychology TLR may be offered to the right candidate....
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Teacher of Sociology, Crawley
Teacher of Sociology
Oriel High School, Crawley
We are an innovative and successful 11-18 school that first opened in September 2004. Having grown year on year we are oversubscribed and were judged 'Good' by Ofsted in 2016. We have excellent facilities and are a dynamic learning community...
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Subject Leader for Sociology, Crawley
Subject Leader for Sociology
Oriel High School, Crawley
We are an innovative and successful 11-18 school. Since opening in September 2004 we have grown year on year and are now oversubscribed. Judged 'Good' by Ofsted in 2016 we have excellent facilities and a dynamic learning community....
Salary: TLR 2b
Part time teacher of 'A' level Sociology (Maternity cover 0.9FTE), Ilkley, LS29 8TR
Part time teacher of 'A' level Sociology (Maternity cover 0.9FTE)
Ilkley Grammar School, Ilkley, LS29 8TR
We are seeking to appoint on a maternity cover contract from the end of October 2017, a talented and innovative Teacher of Sociology who is able to inspire outstanding learning & progress. NQTs, as well as more experienced teachers, are welcome....
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As a side comment on the rabies issue, apparently there are a lot of people who still don't get their dogs vaccinated. My suburban mother's kind neighbor the fire chief was one. His dog, kept in a fenced area in their yard or indoors, occasionally allowed an off-leash romp across the joined backyards of their house and a couple others, tested positive for rabies. He didn't go slavering mad, but they had to have him euthanized.


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Who doesn't love Christmas movies?? I mean I get more and more excited as December 1st approaches because I know that means ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas is approaching. I mean 25 days straight of Christmas movies! HELLO sounds like a blast to me. So I started thinking, what are my favorite Christmas movies? There are so many out there that it was tough to narrow down but I was able to pick my Top 10. SO without further ado, here are my Top 10 Favorite Christmas Movies.
10) Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer – This is a classic! One of my favorite since I have been a kid.
9) Serendipity – This is the movie that made me fall in love with New York and I have never been there. When I finally make it to New York I will be swinging by Serendipity and trying one of their famous desserts.
8) A Christmas Story – I mean who doesn't love this movie? You'll shoot your eye out kid!
7) How the Grinch Stole Christmas – I just love Jim Carrey and he made this movie.
6) Christmas with the Kranks – Skipping Christmas and then having to plan Christmas in a couple of hours! Love it! Plus Tim Allen!
5) Home Alone – Great Christmas movie and its nice seeing Macaulay Culkin before he turned crazy….
4) The Santa Clause – Tim Allen as Santa Claus, yes please. If you didn't believe in Santa this movie makes you a believer again.
3) National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation – DUH! Classic movie!
2) Elf – This movie never gets old! There are so many one liners and I just love Will Ferrell, too funny!
1) The Year Without a Santa Claus – My favorite Christmas movie of all time! I love everything about it! The songs, the characters, the plot, everything!
I hope all of you are enjoying your favorite Christmas movies! I am off to watch ABC Family!
Until next time!
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Alex Zanardi, horrifically and near-fatally injured in 2001, has wished his old rival Michael Schumacher well.
Three times during their respective racing careers, the Italian and German faced off on the circuits.
The first was as teenagers, at the wheel of European kart competitions. Then a few years later, in the early 90s, when Zanardi raced in F1 for Jordan, Minardi and Lotus.
And after Zanardi's ultra-successful American open wheeler career, the pair met yet again in F1, this time with Zanardi struggling in a Williams and Schumacher well on the road to the Ferrari-coloured glory years.
Today, Zanardi has rebuilt his sporting life after losing his legs and nearly his life in a 2001 Champ Car crash.
Like Schumacher, who has just emerged from a six-month coma and is reportedly conscious in a Lausanne hospital, Zanardi spent time in a coma 13 years ago.
"I know Michael from childhood, in karts," he told Speed Week. "He has always been a person who does not give up.
"So I was always sure that his condition would improve and he would beat the coma."
Zanardi says he remembers little from his own coma, except extreme tiredness when he woke up, and then briefly struggling to recall how to do simple things on his own -- like breathe and urinate.
Schumacher's coma, of course, has been much longer, and involving brain injury. But Zanardi has hope.
"I remember when I stood up on my new feet for the first time after the accident, it was during an event in which Schumi took part as well," he said.
"I remember how touched he was. So I want to tell him that I cannot wait to see him standing up, to see that it is me that is moved this time," Zanardi, 47, added.
Meanwhile, in the case of Schumacher's stolen medical records, suspicion has returned yet again to the hospital in Grenoble, where for six months the great German was in a coma.
Earlier, it was reported that Swiss ambulance staff may have photographed the doctor's letter during Schumacher's transfer from Grenoble to Lausanne.
But, citing police sources, the French newspaper Le Dauphine Libere claims the stolen letter - on the market for a reported EUR 50,000 - contained "spelling mistakes".
It seems the letter was in fact a draft, thrown in the hospital bin in Grenoble.
"So far, no one has been identified as the person responsible for the act (of theft)," Grenoble prosecutor Jean-Yves Coquillat told the French news agency AFP.
"The investigation is ongoing and far from over."
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Pursue Business Advisors
415 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04103
207-221-6646, Pursue Business Advisors is a business management and process outsourcing firm serving Portland and the Southern Maine area. Some of their services include:... more info map
Borealis Breads
25 Preble Street, Portland, ME 04101
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CVC Catering Group
500 Southborough Drive, Portland, ME 04106
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1281 Forest Avenue, Portland, ME 04103
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First Parish Church
425 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04101
207-773-5747, Portland's oldest house of worship, built on site of 1740 "Old Jerusalem" wooden meeting house contains historical artifacts from 17th century. more info map
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Cumberland County Civic Center
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141 Ashmont Street, Portland, ME 04103
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500 Forest Avenue, Suite One, Portland, ME 04103
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525 Forest Avenue, Portland, ME 04101
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- 1⁄2 cup orange juice
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- 1⁄2 cup water
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Brunching @ The Train Yard @ Saturday, September 02, 2017
Charlie & Co. dined as guests.
Saturday 19th August
Heading north for today's adventure we're off to brunch at 'The Train Yard' in Heidelberg. With a name like that you betcha it's within walking distance of the station, just on the main road. Eltham line. If you're in the area check out the castle.
A modern setting, not hipstery with exposed walls or uncomfortable seating, however there's still plenty of man buns around. :P
Seated out back in the beer garden it was a lovely afternoon (surprisingly so given the wet and windy weather this week!) in the warmth of the heaters and later the sun.
Oreo Milkshake & Espresso Martini
I love that if you don't drink that's ok, there's plenty of non-alcohol drinks to choose from including a range of house made cold pressed juices, smoothies and milkshakes!
What's your poison? We love a good G&T!
Coney Island Hot Dog
Poke Bowl - brown rice, red cabbage, broccolini, beetroot, avocado,
roasted sweet potato & hummus topped with Harissa grilled chicken
What's for brunch? Everything sounds amazing! Mushrooms, fried chicken & waffles, other waffles, pancakes, superfood salads. The menu is your oyster* and there's something for everyone.
*there are no oysters on the menu :P
Superfood Salad
Enoki mushrooms, tossed baby spinach, kale, beetroot, quinoa &
house seed mix with a honey & dijon vinaigrette + house cured salmon
Fried Chicken & Waffle with Maple Syrup
Pulled Pork Burger
Train Yard Benedict
Two panko crumbed eggs, smoked bacon, fresh chilli & herbs
finished with a housemade Sriracha hollandaise on grilled roti bread
Ronnie Biggs
100% wagyu beef patty w/ smoked bacon, American cheddar,
onion, lettuce tomato, pickles, mustard & housemade chilli jam
+ seasoned french fries served w/ tomato sauce & housemade aioli
+ sweet potato chips + sweet chili mayo dip
Meanwhile Fernando had a burger, not the most exciting thing on the menu, but there is something for everyone here *shrugs*. He did ask me to order for him, but I thought I'd let him choose, bad decision.
It was a great brunch he said, the burger was a challenge to eat though really good. "I loved the extra kick the chilli gave it, but it did need a relish to tie everything together. Relish and chilli would have been amazing."
He had it with a serve with sweet potato chips with a Red Rock deli sweet chili mayo dip - which he didn't share. "I feel like more needs to be said on the chips about how me not sharing was because I liked it too much ..." - Fernando.
Wild Mushrooms on Brioche
Sauteed wild mushrooms w/ rocket & parmesan, a fried egg
& truffle oil on toasted brioche + a side of avocado rose
When your side comes literally on a side plate!
"I'd add a quick little bit about the avocado slices being put together, really cool, but only because I enjoyed watching you pull it apart" - Fernando.
As my first meal today I went with savory, but still what to order... The classic mushroom dish, every brunch spot will do a mushroom dish. And I love mushrooms. Even better on brioche.
A huge thick cut slice of beautiful soft buttery brioche, was the bed to this lovely dish, a marriage of mushrooms, cheese, an egg and that extra special something - truffle oil! It was delicious, I loved it and would most definitely order this again.
Should mention that this dish is HUGE, that's why the food looks small - but it isn't . It's quite filling and the perfect size.
Group shot with Wandering Ella & her +1.
We can see this being quite a hit with warmer days creeping up. But then again there's always the great indoors! I've read that this spot, the beer garden in particular is a hidden secret! For dinner there's slow cooked meats from the smoker on offer, we simply must return soon!
Drinks @ Bubble Cup (Box Hill) @ Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Thursday 27th July
I've always thought of Bubble Cup as Starbucks for asians, or their coffee, as the lines are always out the doors in the city and there are so many brands, with Bubble or Happy Cup being the original. Flavoured milks with toppings, slushies, smoothies are co.
Strawberry Milk Tea $3.50 & Matcha $3.70. + 20c to Upgrade to Large
Both recommended iced. Strawberry is weird not cold the guy serving me says. A light strawberry that wasn't very sweet. Lightly artificially flavoured and coloured, it wasn't as strong as Big M, and nothing amazing.
I didn't have the matcha, but he said it was fine though he wouldn't get it again. We normally get the premium or more coffee colored drinks so this venture was a first.
At under $5 each this place is cheap compares to our regular Chatime.
Service from the guy was friendly though the manager was a slammer, condescending and aggressive towards him. I have no idea what you're saying but I sure as hell can see and hear you.
Verdict? Might be back for less coloured milk teas.
Dinners @ Short Black Cafe @ Monday, August 21, 2017
Wednesday 26th July
Dinner at Short Black Cafe in Main Street known for their coffee art. Though the artist wasn't in tonight.
It's a pizza and pasta place, one of many in the area hence we've never been here or noticed it before.
Heard the menu had changed so many reviews no longer relevant. They also had a bloggers event to boost ratings. When you're invited service will be different. Hopefully not too much but it's like being the guest of honour.
Hot Chocolate $4
No matcha latte so we had a hot chocolate. It was average, most places are average.
This place is huge!
Ravioli - House made filled with Roast Pumpkin $28
These are huge! Filled with pumpkin with more on top but saltier. Lemon ricotta. Sage. The perfect winter comfort food. Creamy. Though the edges were a bit thick.
At $28 each piece is $4.60! That's pretty crazy for something that doesn't use rare or expensive ingredients.
Desserts aren't made in house like many cafes, but ordered from a factory.
That's the most perfect tart I've ever seen!
Panna Cotta with Berries $12
Perfectly smooth, though not as good as Peppans it was huge! Serves 2.
I wasn't really a fan of the tart berries though, a bit on the tart and from frozen type.
Everything was good average, and expensive. Service was quite slow.
With so many good places in town I'd give this one a miss.
Little Bites @ Errol's on Errol @ Sunday, August 20, 2017
Tuesday 25th July
Afternoon tea v2 at Errols. Opposite town hall.
So many cakes to choose from! Who makes them all?
I was after takeaway till I saw the window seat! The waitress said this used to be a bank and we're sitting in the vault. I love this space. I'd love to do a photo shoot just in this corner.
We had a matcha chia smoothie, icy like a slushie, a bit light on chia but I liked it. With full cream. Also had a pair of crescent cookies. Butter cookies are simple though wonderful.
This used to be a bank, and the undercover area a vault.
But then why is it near the window? O.o
Super friendly service if I bought daily coffee this could be the place.
*Doesn't drink coffee, can't vouch it's good or not*
Drinks @ Mörk Chocolate Brew House @ Saturday, August 19, 2017
Tuesday 25th July
Since 2012 Mork has been the place to be (in Melbourne that is) for hot chocolate, they also sell their powers and collaborate with LuxBite. What makes them different is that their ingredients, while both Lindt and Koko are about pure chocolate Mork is about a blend.
The original 70% dark is made up of cocoa powder, coconut blossom sugar, cacao liquor (cacao paste), giving it "notes of stone fruit, almonds and ripe berries are rounded off with hints of toffee and lingering dark chocolate richness." I can't taste any of those things other than the dark chocolate though tbh.
With a small cafe up in North Melbourne, though we lived there for a couple weeks (spent either working night shift by night and fighting the neighbours by day) we never made it. On the first day up there we actually walked past on a tour but never noticed it! They're like a block away downhill from Town Hall ( #57 tram).
Chocolate, cakes/slices and tarts to go with your hot chocolate.
With very limited seats (16), the smallest dine in cafe I've ever been to actually (though Oscar Mikes is pretty small, they're takeaway based). There's often a line, luckily one Tuesday afternoon we walked right in and were offered the last two seats.
Boston Boy had the 'Layered' with chilled chocolate milk topped with a warm, creama Catalan custard infused with orange zest and vanilla bean $10.
Never have been here before I ordered the Campfire. 70% dark hot chocolate served with beechwood smoke, charcoal salt and a toasted house-made marshmallow $9.
Reminds me of 'Mist in the Woods' by Dextrose.
A smoky glass. 70% dark. Pure novelty, smokes without the mirrors, you don't get to toast your own marshmallow. Riding on the food porn trends is what keeps them going.
I prefer the iced version at Maker & Monger (Prahran Market).
Finally years after we've ticked it off the list. It was nice but nothing amazing or worth travelling for. Not worth the hype at around $10. I prefer Lindt or if you're after something fancy Dextrose back in the city, Little Bourke West.
Have you been to Mork? What are your thoughts?
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Not Quite Christmas
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. Many thanks to reviewer Rose...her honorary key to the town of Legend is in the mail. :)
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