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What do you think of when you think of a "soul mate?" Perhaps that one perfect love that lasts a lifetime? Fairy tales, such as Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty, may also quickly come to mind. You probably conjure up an image of "love at first sight," a feeling that emerges in an instant and engulfs you in eternal romance. You may think of a favorite movie scene, such as the famous moment in Jerry Maguire where Jerry says to Dorothy, "you complete me." When you think "soul mate," you may think of your "missing piece" or your "other half."
I was at a wedding recently where a guest raised a glass and toasted the fact that the bride and groom "complement each other" so well. I also heard a friend say recently that between himself and his wife, he figured "we've got all the bases covered." You may imagine there's one perfect partner for you out there and all you need to do is find them in order to have soul-filling, heart-drenching love for the rest of your life. Ah, if only it were that simple.
The myth of the "soul mate" could use some deconstructing here. It's a symbol of extreme joy that often brings extreme pain—the pain of disappointment as we discover that the partner we had elevated to a pedestal doesn't deserve our worship but is as human and flawed as we are. That there are cracks in that glass slipper.
This brings me to another question: Why is it that the very things you are most attracted to in someone at first become the most irritating later on? Those things that fascinated you and were so alluring. . . with time and familiarity can become the very things you wish your partner would stop doing. And it becomes crazy-making for you as your partner continues doing "that thing he does" ad nauseam and you realize that it's going to go on for the rest of your life. What a depressing and soul-draining thought!
If you think about it, you quickly realize that relating with someone who is your complement means they are as different from you as it's possible to be. You handle some stuff, they handle other stuff. You have your areas of expertise; they have theirs. A relationship based on complementarity does carry with it the fascination of relating with someone who's fundamentally different from you. You get the thrill of being bowled over by their strange, foreign ways. But sooner or later this is followed by the terror of discovering that you don't really get them and they don't really get you. And then you feel alone—really alone. And worst, you realize you have allowed someone alien to your ways inside your heart and your life and that even though they know you inside and out (or should from all the time spent with you), even so, they just don't get you.
What then?
What do you do when you've finally met your soul mate and married them. . . and it goes sour? How do you deal with the subjective reality of a soul mate that you felt and that was so… real, when contrasted with the objective reality of the failure of love to endure?
These are burning questions. Find out the answers to them and more burning questions by getting a Lifelong Love reading. Prepare to change your soul mate perspective (and all your relationships, not just the romantic ones) and change it forever—and replace it with something much, much better.
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Posted: Jamie
Categories: Astrology for Non-Astrologers, Astrology for Students, Empowerment Articles, Juno, Venus
Are you tired of dating and not finding someone
who is really right for you?
Are you bogging down in your marriage,
unsure if it meets your needs—or ever will?
What if you could become so irresistibly attractive that
your ideal type flocks to you?
What if you found a way to fall back in love with your spouse?
Your astrology chart holds the key.
Your Venus sign tells what you need to be in love, and
Your Juno sign tells what you need to marry.
It's that simple.
In this FEMTalk, hosted by San Francisco Bay Area's Ripe Paradigm just for women, you'll . . .
- Discover how to use the ancient wisdom of astrology to attract—and keep—your ideal partner.
- Learn what your "type" is and how to spot it in potential partners.
- Learn what you offer in relationship that you have always taken for granted—and how to work it for maximum attractiveness.
- Become the radiant magnet of desire you were always meant to be.
What You Need In Romantic Love Is Not The Same As
What You Need In Marriage
Find out what they both are.
Satisfy both needs for a lifetime of love that's both erotic and stable.
If you've been enjoying my blog, you will love this talk. Come see me in person and learn how to awaken and honor these primal goddesses in your life–and watch all your relationships blossom!
When: May 9, 2011
Time: 7-10 PM
Where: Berkeley, CA (near University Avenue, exact location released when you register)
Cost: $15
This talk is filling up fast—register today on the Ripe Paradigm website and I'll see you there!
Jamie Kahl
Pandora Astrology
Berkeley, CA
PS. At the FEMTalk, you'll have an opportunity to find out how to access your own unique Golden Goddess of Love and Beauty (Aphrodite/Venus) and your own personal Queen of Heaven (Hera/Juno). You'll also come away with a free gift worth double what you paid to attend the talk. You don't want to miss this!
PPS. Sorry you missed it? If you're seeing this notice after the FEMTalk is over, invite me to speak at your women's group, at no cost: email@example.com. I look forward to meeting you!
Posted: Jamie
Categories: Astrology for Non-Astrologers, Juno, Venus
Recently I've posted about Venus and how your Venus sign tells what you long for in relationship and how you act when you don't get it. Today I'm concentrating on Juno.
Introducing Juno, Goddess of Committed Relationship
If you're wondering why you've never heard of Juno, that's because Juno is an asteroid in the asteroid belt that sits between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. The asteroid belt contains thousands of asteroids, but only the 4 largest are in common use by astrologers (Juno, Vesta, Pallas-Athene, Ceres). Juno represents committed relationship or marriage and the sign she occupies in your chart will tell what kind of person you look to marry and what your marital expectations are. Juno will also tell whether you're "the marrying kind." It's possible to get a very complete picture of the ways marriage will be easy or hard for you by looking at Juno in your chart. If you don't know where Juno is in your chart, you can use Astro.com to make your chart and find out.
How Literal Is This Marriage Thing—Does Juno Mean Marriage Only?
Um, NO. Juno is about committed relationship. If you are in a committed relationship with someone you cannot or will not legally marry (for example, if you're gay & cannot get married), things I'm saying about Juno still apply to you.
What follows is a very brief (and of course incomplete) set of interpretations for Juno in the signs:
Juno in Aries expects that marriage is an adventure. This Juno wants to experience freshness and newness everyday, a continual rebirth and renewal of commitment. If this Juno cannot speak the truth and experience excitement, she will wander.
Juno in Taurus wants and expects unflinching stability. This Juno will stand by the partner through good times and bad, and expects the same in return. Cooking with the partner and having a financially stable marriage will support this Juno's commitment.
Juno in Geminineeds a quality of lightness in marriage. She doesn't like to be tied down and is prone to living a double life unless all her attention can be engaged. Her best marriage involves lots of communication, both talking and listening.
Juno in Cancercan get very domestic because this Juno intuits that a well-feathered nest and raising children are the ultimate reason for marrying. She also expects that marriage is a place for an ever-deepening emotional connection. She's a caretaker.
Juno in Leo expects that her marriage and her partner must look good. She tends to marry radiant, larger-than-life types who can be domineering behind the scenes. If you ever embarrass her in public, be prepared for the cold shoulder afterwards.
Juno in Virgo is as selective as Venus in Virgo, and twice as critical. She will serve the partner endlessly, hoping to improve them. Shaping and molding the partner are tempting but this Juno is much better off turning her perfectionist talents toward meaningful work instead.
Juno in Libra wants to be on a level with the spouse and experience true, balanced partnership. She's always willing to sit down and negotiate or talk things out, as long as it doesn't get too messy or dark. When they do, she needs harmony before going deeper.
Juno in Scorpio expects that marriage is a deep merging of two-in-one, mind, body & soul and she will consider it her right to know everything possible about the partner before and after marrying them. Choosing the right partner in the first place is crucial.
When a Juno in Sagittarius person is happily married, s/he feels that marriage is a freedom, not a limitation. For this Juno, marriage needs to involve unending growth and expansion—if there's not room for that, marriage is not worth committing to.
Juno in Capricorn takes marriage with the utmost seriousness. She sees marriage as a social contract in which both partners agree to support each other's reputation and keep each other looking good. Humiliate her and you'll lose her (considerable) devotion.
Juno in Aquariuswould rather not get married at all, quite frankly, and will only be attracted to someone unusual enough to grab her attention. She is aware of the political ramifications of marriage and doesn't want to give up her power or freedom.
Juno in Pisces dreams of the ultimate partner, which can get in the way of living with a real human being in the here-and-now. She may have trouble giving herself completely to marriage but seeing it as a spiritual connection makes commitment & fidelity stick.
Go To Bed As Venus, Wake Up As Juno
If you've read all the articles in this 3-part thread, it should be pretty obvious by now how having Venus & Juno in incompatible positions might spell some relationship challenges. There comes a time in every relationship of duration when you ask yourself, "does this relationship have what it takes to last?" It's as if you flip from the lover-seeking side of you to the side that assesses mate material and it can happen overnight. For many people, this question pops up somewhere between 4 and 6 months into dating someone new. Up to that point, the Lover in you was happy enough to keep you sticking around this person. Now the Mate in you pops up and gets you looking at more serious concerns.
Do Your Expectations for Marriage Conflict With Your Romantic/Erotic Needs?
Most people have some kind of challenge around making the transition from love to commitment and that's because love and commitment are actually two different archetypal functions within human personality. Juno shows what you need in a committed relationship, but Venus shows what you need in order to fall in love and to maintain a romantic, erotic connection over time. The ultimate situation occurs when you can have it all—you experience a deep, committed connection with someone which can last a lifetime and inside that connection you feel wildly and passionately in love. This is a wonderful state and it is attainable by everyone, no matter how challenged Venus and Juno might be in your chart and no matter how fiercely they might be challenging each other. It's simply a matter of figuring out all your needs and honoring them all, without sacrificing one for the other.
Own Your Juno
What I said in my recent Venus post applies here too: own your Juno, rather than projecting her qualities onto a mate. Become the mate you need. This will make you more marriageable and will make married life sustainable for you. Then you can relax into a lifetime of happy marriage with exactly the amount of depth or freedom or emotional bonding or passion or excitement that you want. The interpretations I've listed above are just a smidgen of what Juno has to offer in terms of really understanding your marital needs.
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Articles in this 3-part thread:
Do Love & Marriage Really Go Together Like A Horse & Carriage?
The Key To Love, Romance and Hot Sex—Venus Tells All
How To Have A Happy Marriage—Juno Tells All
Posted: Jamie
Categories: Astrology for Non-Astrologers, Astrology for Students, Juno, Signs: Libra
Not for everybody. In fact, in many cases, the way a person falls in love is quite different from how they commit to marriage. This leads to difficulties, as most people will fall in love with the sort of person that turns them on, but who isn't suitable to marry. After a patchy relationship history, they may give up on love and decide to marry for sensible reasons, but find it impossible to light a spark in their marriage. What to do? The solution lies in honoring both sides of ourselves—the side that falls in love and the side that commits—from the very beginning of the process. But how do we do that, if we don't know which sides of us those are, and what they want? Astrology can help, because your style of falling in love and your style of committing are shown clearly in your chart. Your chart shows these two sides of you, what they need and how to keep them satisfied.
Venus is the Lover in You
Venus is the romantic, erotic side of you, the side that falls in love. It's your Venus that feels all those yummy hormones and brain chemicals that are swimming around in your system when you meet somebody attractive. And it's Venus that suffers when you "fall out of love" or are rejected.
Venus In Your Chart Can Tell You:
- What qualities to look for in a lover
- What "true love" feels like for you
- What's in the way of your finding true love
- And how to maintain love over years and years
But Venus is by no means the whole story, because . . .
Juno Is The Mate In You
Juno is an asteroid in the asteroid belt that runs between Mars and Jupiter in our solar system. Juno represents the archetypal mate and in your chart she represents your capacity to marry or commit. She is also the Queen of Heaven, a consummate people-person and matchmaker.
Juno In Your Chart Can Tell You:
- What qualities to look for in a mate
- What you value in a marriage and how you behave when you're committed
- What you need to be able to hold onto a committed relationship over time
- And what's in the way of commitment for you—as well as how to solve that.
When Relationship Worlds Collide
For a few lucky people (about 11%), Venus and Juno are in harmony in their chart and sliding from romance to commitment—and maintaining romance while committed—is pretty easy. But for most of the rest of us, there's some kind of conflict between the two, resulting in situations where:
- You meet somebody you love to date, but the idea of marrying them is inherently repellent, so you have to teach yourself to be attracted to "mate material."
- You love dating and cannot stand the idea of marriage or . . .
- You would love to skip the awful dating process and just settle down with somebody.
- You keep finding yourself with someone you love and want to marry, but they don't want that with you and you string yourself along, wasting your time and theirs.
- You feel like a refugee from a movie where the main character has a devil on one shoulder and an angel on the other. Venus whispers one thing in one ear and Juno whispers something completely different in the other.
It's enough to drive you crazy. What to do?
How To Integrate Them
Begin by saying a nice hello to both Venus and Juno. Thank them for giving you a way to connect to others at all. Then ask them what they want. When you find out, accept that this is a real need for you and give it to yourself. When Venus in Gemini whispers to you "I really like dating smart people," you'd better listen, because dumb-but-pretty will not hold your attention for long. When Juno in Sagittarius whispers, "I need somebody adventuresome and free," don't go for Mr. Moneybags—he's too busy worrying about the bottom line to take you traveling.
There is a trick to this, though. When they ask for stuff that's bad for you (like enticing you toward that really sexy person you know will be a train wreck to date), don't listen. Instead, figure out the healthy version of that thing and give Venus or Juno that. Instead of getting lost in a codependent mess because Venus in Cancer whispered "I need to be needed," try looking for someone nurturing and caring but also emotionally independent. You could get lured into an abusive relationship with someone because Juno in Taurus whispered "I want presents!" and you got distracted by bling. Instead, settle down with someone solid who likes to cook with you and takes you shopping at sensible intervals.
I'll be devoting my next two blogposts to what Venus and Juno might want, according to the sign they are in. You'll find out what this means for you.
Find out more about getting a reading
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Articles in this 3-part thread:
Do Love & Marriage Really Go Together Like A Horse & Carriage?
The Key To Love, Romance and Hot Sex—Venus Tells All
How To Have A Happy Marriage—Juno Tells All
Posted: Jamie
Categories: Astrology for Non-Astrologers, Astrology for Students, Juno, Signs: Libra, Venus


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Saturday afternoon, the San Diego State University football team will suit up in Columbus, Ohio to play Ohio State, which is the second-best (or third-best, depending on who's polling) squad in the country. It's kind of a big deal: The Aztecs haven't played a team ranked this high since 2003.
I queried Twitter and Facebook to see if Aztecs fans thought their team, which was embarrassed by unheralded Eastern Illinois University last week, could win. Turns out Facebook fans are more optimistic and way less sarcastic than their peers on Twitter. Here are the first 10 responses I received.
Ernie Anderson: Absolutely!
Bob Ilko: After about a six pack or two maybe…
Michael Brunker: Yes, the same way Eastern Illinois University fans felt about their game against the Aztecs last week. Respect all, fear none!
Bob Ilko: My eye is on how well Oregon State rebounds from their loss to Eastern Washington. Aztecs play OSU in a week. That would be a good victory to show we are moving in the right direction.
What do you think? Let us know below. My prediction? State will win.
Want more information on the game? Check out this thorough preview from the San Diego Sports Domination blog and this take from U-T San Diego's Aztecs beat writer, Stefanie Loh.Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune

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Print Form Clear Form Order Granting Certificate of Innocence IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS CRIMINAL DIVISION The People of the State of Illinois v. (3/05/09) CCCR 0241 _____________________________________________ Defendant/Petitioner } No. _____________________________ ORDER GRANTING CERTIFICATE OF INNOCENCE This cause comes before the Court on the Defendant/Petitioner's Petition for Certificate of Innocence pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/2-702. The Court being fully advised FINDS by a preponderance of evidence that: 1. The Defendant/Petitioner was convicted of one or more than one felonies by the State of Illinois and subsequently sentenced to a term of imprisonment, and has served all or any part of the sentence; 2. The Defendant/Petitioner's judgment or conviction was reversed or vacated, and the indictment or information dismissed or, a new trial was ordered and either s/he was found not guilty at the new trial or s/he was not retried and the indictment and information is dismissed; or the statute, or application thereof, on which the indictment or information was based violated the Constitution of the United States or the State of Illinois; After September 22, 2008, the Defendant/Petitioner's indictment or information was dismissed or s/he was acquitted, and Petition was filed within 2 years of the dismissal of the indictment or information or acquittal, or before September 22, 2008, the Defendant/Petitioner's indictment or information was dismissed or s/he was acquitted, and the Petition was filed within 2 years of September 22, 2008; The Defendant/Petitioner is innocent of the offenses charged in the indictment or information, or his/her acts or omissions charged in the indictment or information did not constitute a felony or misdemeanor against the State; and 3. 4. 5. The Defendant/Petitioner did not by his/her own conduct voluntarily cause or bring about his/her conviction. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED as follows: 1. That the Petition for Certificate of Innocence is GRANTED. 2. That the Clerk of the Circuit Court shall transmit a copy of the certificate of innocence to the Clerk of the Court of Claims, together with the Defendant/Petitioner's current address as indicated on the Petition. ENTERED: Dated: _______________________, ___________ _____________________________________ Judge Judge's No. DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS


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Wright belts pair of homers as Dickey wins 13th
Wright belts pair of homers as Dickey wins 13th
"A win's got to do it," Collins said after a brief sigh. "That's what we play for and that's what we've got to do."
And so the Mets went about the solemn business of salvaging something -- anything -- out of their worst stretch of the season, riding R.A. Dickey's pitching and David Wright's power to a 9-5 victory over the Nationals.
Far from easy, far from stress-free, the game included many of the same warning signs that have plagued the Mets since the All-Star break. But thanks in large part to Wright's two home runs, it was enough to snap their six-game losing streak.
That, the Mets considered most important of all.
"We probably, as a whole, played pretty sloppy baseball," Dickey said. "We feel good about the win, sure. But we know that it's not going to cut it. We've got to get better."
Homering in three consecutive at-bats dating back to Wednesday, Wright launched a two-run shot off Nationals starter Gio Gonzalez in the first inning, then a three-run blast against reliever Craig Stammen in the fourth. By that point, the Mets had jumped out to an eight-run lead, knocking Gonzalez out of the game in the fourth and providing Dickey with more than enough support.
It was the second time Wright has homered in three straight plate appearances in his career, the first coming back in 2007.
"Nobody matches up that good against David Wright right now," Nationals manager Davey Johnson said.
Though Dickey also gave up a first-inning homer, his to Ryan Zimmerman, the knuckleballer settled down to shake off the vibes of his last two poor starts. Hardly cruising, Dickey scattered 10 hits and allowed three earned runs, but he also struck out five and pitched into the eighth. In doing so, he became the first National League pitcher to reach 13 wins, improving his personal record to 13-1.
"To pitch with a lead is so much easier than when you don't feel like you've got much room to wiggle," Dickey said, noting that he threw more fastballs and fewer knuckleballs than normal because of the early cushion. "It obviously took some pressure off."
After scoring nothing off Nationals starting pitching over the first two games of the series, the Mets jumped on Gonzalez for six early runs, allowing Collins to emit a different type of sigh. Though Wright provided the two biggest blows of the day, Andres Torres and Ruben Tejada set up those rallies by reaching base a combined five times in their first six plate appearances.
Ike Davis also homered in the second inning off Gonzalez. Six of his 14 home runs this season have come against left-handers.
But things grew hairy in the eighth and ninth innings, when four members of New York's 30th-ranked bullpen combined to give up four hits and one run, also hitting a batter and allowing a second inherited run to score. What could have been a laugher turned into something more serious, once again exposing the Mets' greatest flaw -- the primary reason why they lost six straight games to begin with.
The Mets lamented those late struggles afterward, with Wright saying "you'd rather them not be on the bases" and Dickey calling the entire game "sloppy." But to overcome such sloppiness for the first time since the All-Star break, the Mets agreed, was equally significant.
"From here on out, a win is a big win," Wright said. "We've dug ourselves, obviously, into a little bit of a hole."
Now, the Mets head back to Citi Field for six games against the Dodgers and Nationals, certainly in more precarious standing than they were a week ago. It is no longer a given that the Mets will seek bullpen help -- or any help -- in advance of the July 31 Trade Deadline, though that incentive to play well clearly still exists.
Still, Wright and Dickey were both careful not to place too much emphasis on any of the team's upcoming games, knowing that pressure can often breed pressing. And pressing can often breed losing baseball, as it may have done for the first five-sixths of this trip.
"It's obvious that we have not been playing to our capability, and so we lost some games here in a row," Dickey said. "But I don't think anybody has panicked. It was nice to get a win today, but it was no more important than the game yesterday that we didn't win."
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Sex racket probe officers rescue two women in Belfast swoop
Two suspected victims of sex traffickers have been rescued in Belfast and two women arrested after police swooped against an alleged prostitution racket operating in Northern Ireland with links to Sweden and Romania.
A number of other potential victims have been found in Sweden during the joint operation - codenamed Burgrave - involving police across all three jurisdictions.
The arrests in Belfast were made after officers raided a number of suspected brothels in the city yesterday.
Swedish police have obtained European Arrest Warrants for the suspects, aged 20 and 27, and Belfast Crown Court will today hear an application to have them transferred to the authorities in Stockholm.
The investigation into the organised crime racket suspected of involvement in controlling prostitution and human trafficking has been ongoing for a number of months.
PSNI detectives are also probing suspected money laundering.
The operation has been made possible through a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) agreement between the UK and Sweden.
Eurojust, the EU agency set up to promote co-ordination between member states in relation to serious and organised crime, has partly funded the investigation. It was also supported by Europol, the EU's law enforcement agency.
Police said the potential victims have been taken to a place of safety where they are being interviewed by specially trained officers and those in Northern Ireland will potentially be provided with the services of a support scheme funded by Stormont's Department of Justice.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said a number of items including documents, phones and computers have been removed for detailed examination by investigators.
The officer in charge of the PSNI Organised Crime Branch investigation, Detective Chief Inspector Douglas Grant, said: "Working with law enforcement colleagues in various parts of Europe, we believe we have halted the activities of an organised crime gang involved in controlling prostitution and human trafficking in Northern Ireland, Sweden and Romania.
"The Joint Investigation Team agreement between the UK and Sweden was reached with the assistance of PPS (Public Prosecution Service) prosecutors and has enabled our teams of officers to progress inquiries and activity more quickly and effectively.
"Much work remains to be progressed but we believe the action in Northern Ireland, Sweden and Romania has provided important momentum to our collective efforts."
A spokesman for Eurojust added: "Eurojust is pleased to have assisted in the co-ordination of judicial and police actions through the arranging of a Joint Investigation Team Agreement between the Kingdom of Sweden and the United Kingdom.
"This has facilitated the investigations into cross-border criminality and led to a successful conclusion."
A spokesman for Europol said: "Europol's contribution to this pan-European trafficking case included the provision of operational analytical support, cross-match reports and participation in co-ordination meetings. Europol continues to support the operation with the aim of identifying the scope of organised criminal activity."
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Chartier,Judith A.missing June 5,1982
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- December 16, 2006 10:38 PM (GMT)
Judith Ann Chartier
Left and Center: Chartier, circa 1982;
Right: Age-progression at age 40 (circa 2004)
Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
Missing Since: June 5, 1982 from Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Classification: Non-Family Abduction
Date Of Birth: August 12, 1964
Age: 17 years old
Height and Weight: 5'5, 135 pounds
Distinguishing Characteristics: Brown hair, brown eyes. Chartier has scars under her chin and on her left wrist. She has a small mole on her right calf and a cap on her upper left front tooth. Her nickname is Judy.
Clothing/Jewelry Description: A hip-length white sweater with brown toggle buttons, tan sandals and designer jeans or brown corduroy pants.
Medical Conditions: Chartier may develop a rash on her forehead and on her knuckles due to an unspecified medical condition.
Details of Disappearance
Chartier resided in Chelmsford, Massachusetts in 1982. On the night of June 5, she attended a party in Billerica, Massachusetts with her boyfriend. They had an argument during their stay and Chartier drove her boyfriend to his home, then continued back to the party by herself. Witnesses told investigators that she left the party at approximately 2:00 a.m. alone. Neither Chartier nor the 1977 black Dodge vehicle she was driving have been located since that time.
Investigators with the Chelmsford Police Department received a tip from the US Secret Service in Washington D. C., who were investigating a counterfeiting operation. One of the ring's suspects, James Mitchell DeBardeleben, was also believed to be connected to a number of murders in the US. Secret Service agents found a map of the Chelmsford region where Chartier disappeared in 1982 in the suspect's car, along with several photos of women involved in sadomasochistic acts. A receipt from a local motel in Chelmsford in the car; it was dated "June 4, 1982," the day prior to Chartier's disappearance. It is known that DeBardeleben liked brunettes, which fits Chartier's profile. Chelmsford police detectives attempted to work with DeBardeleben regarding Chartier's case, but leads never panned out. It is worth noting that DeBardeleben was ruled out as a suspect in the 1982 Michigan disappearance of Kellie Brownlee.
Chartier was employed at a fast food restaurant in Chelmsford at the time of her 1982 disappearance. Her mother told authorities that Chartier was being harrassed by a male co-worker at the time she vanished. Chartier's mother also stated that her daughter was frightened of the employee. It is not known if the unidentified male is connected to Chartier's disappearance. Her family believes she met with foul play at the hands of someone she knew. Chartier's case remains open and unsolved.
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Cold Case: Bones Found Near Frederick
POSTED: 4:40 pm EDT May 11, 2005
UPDATED: 6:52 am EDT May 12, 2005
FREDERICK, Md. -- It has been almost 23 years since the skeletal remains of a woman were found in the woods on a mountain near Frederick, Md.
Investigators don't know how she died, where she died, or who she is. But they've recently received some tantalizing leads, and they're looking for help to close this cold case.
Bones Found Near Frederick
The bones were found in an area known as the Frederick Municipal Forest. Back in 1982, it was known as the Frederick City Watershed because all the water that falls in the mountains drains into the city's reservoir.
Back in '82, in the heat of the summer in August, a man and a woman were up there looking for mushrooms and they made a horrible discovery.
"They came upon this trunk and what they found inside were the remains of the victim that were literally melted because of the heat," Lt. Tom Chase said.
As a consequence, detectives don't know who she was.
Three forensic anthropologists have produced artists' conceptions of what she might have looked like.
Forensic dentists have produced a dental chart that indicates she had work done at a dental school.
"According to these dentists, the type of dental work that she had done, they aren't done as frequently in the practice of dentistry, but they are still taught to people who are going to practice dentistry," Chase said.
Investigators do not believe she is from the Frederick area.
"We believe that if she was from Frederick, we would have been able to identify her a long time ago," Chase said.
But now, perhaps, there has been a break.
"I had a conversation with a detective from Roanoke, Va.," Chase said.
He got a call about Virginian Alice Welch, who has been missing from Roanoke since August of 1982.
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"At this time, the possibility of us having located this person, I think, is as good as it's ever been over the course of this investigation," Chase said.
He said the time frame, the height, the weight, and the appearances all match up.
"If you look at the three likenesses that you have and the photograph of the victim from Roanoke as posted on the Web page, the same similarities of her facial features are on the picture, are, in my opinion, very consistent with those similarities with those features existing on these artist renderings," Chase said.
The similarities were first noticed by the Maryland Doe Network -- a group of volunteers who research missing persons cases.
"And in this instance, if this turns out to be the victim, it will be directly as a result of the efforts of the Doe Network," Chase said.
But, as of today, detectives do not know for sure who this woman is.
"Finding out exactly who she is, is when the work really begins because that's the first lead that you have to interviewing people she knows, interviewing relatives, interviewing people from her life. That obviously gives us leads to determine how she died," Chase said.
And the Doe Network continues to play an important role in this case.
Police in Frederick are also looking at the possibility that another missing woman may be the victim in this case.
Her case is also posted on the Doe Network Web site. She is Judith Ann Chartier, who has been missing from Chelmsford, Mass., since June of 1982.
You can get to the Doe Network online at DoeNetwork.org. The Maryland Missing Persons Network is online at MarylandMissing.com.
And if you have any information that can help investigators solve this case, they ask that you call the Frederick City Police Department at (301) 694-2100.
- September 22, 2007 01:27 PM (GMT)
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In the early morning hours of June 5, 1982, 21-year-old Judy Chartier of Chelmsford dropped her boyfriend off at his house after a party and drove toward her home on the next street. Neither she nor the 1977 black Dodge she was driving was seen again.On Sept. 2, 1977, 17-year-old Simone Ridinger of Sherborn left her job at a Natick cafe to hitchhike to Cape Cod. No trace of her has ever been found. On Aug. 8, 1974, 17-year-old Rhonda Labbe was seen getting on a bus in Lawrence en route to...
- July 13, 2011 01:07 AM (GMT)
Case Type: Non Family Abduction
DOB: Aug 12, 1964 Sex: Female
Missing Date: Jun 5, 1982 Race: White
Age Now: 46 Height: 5'5" (165 cm)
Missing City: CHELMSFORD Weight: 135 lbs (61 kg)
Missing State : MA Hair Color: Brown
Missing Country: United States Eye Color: Brown
Case Number: NCMC600731
Circumstances: Judith's photo is shown age-progressed to 45 years. She left a party with a male companion, dropped him off and continued home, but was never seen again. She has a scar under her chin, a scar on her left wrist and a cap on her top left front tooth. She may get a red rash on her forehead and knuckles due to a medical condition.
- March 29, 2012 09:47 PM (GMT)
Looking for Closure: 30 Years After His Sister's Disappearance, Man Seeks Answers
Joe Chartier, now of Concord, N.H., was 19 when his 17-year-old sister disappeared from East Chelmsford.
By Krista Perry Email the author March 28, 2012
Joe Chartier considers himself a realist: he knows it's unlikely that his sister, Judy, will be found after she went missing on June 5, 1982, but that doesn't mean he is going to stop looking for answers.
Judy Chartier was 17 when she was last seen in East Chelmsford after attending a party in Billerica. Chartier - one of Judy's seven brothers - was 19 at the time and decided not to go to the party with her.
Chartier said Judy went to the party with her boyfriend at the time, but the pair may have argued and she left the party to bring him home to East Chelmsford. It was then her intent to return to the party, Chartier said, but Judy and the 1977 Dodge Swinger she was driving have never been seen since she dropped off her boyfriend.
"It's been difficult, I don't really talk about it a lot," said Chartier, who still checks in with the police once in a while on the case and keeps up-to-date on any Jane Doe bodies that may have been found matching Judy's description. "She was very sweet, she loved animals. She was nice to everyone, she didnt have a mean bone in her body. We were best friends, we did everything together."
As Judy got older, Chartier said she started hanging out with the wrong crowd. Chartier suspects someone who was at the party that night knows what happened to his sister but won't talk about it. A series of strange occurances after Judy went missing lead him to believe foul play was involved, he said. (more...)
- March 30, 2012 10:19 PM (GMT)
30 Years After Sister's Disappearance, Concord Man Seeks Answers
Joe Chartier was 19 when his 17-year-old sister disappeared from East Chelmsford, Mass.
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Joe Chartier considers himself a realist: he knows it's unlikely that his sister, Judy, will be found after she went missing on June 5, 1982, but that doesn't mean he is going to stop looking for answers.
Judy Chartier was 17 when she was last seen in East Chelmsford, Mass., after attending a party in Billerica. Chartier - one of Judy's seven brothers - was 19 at the time and decided not to go to the party with her.
Chartier said Judy went to the party with her boyfriend at the time, but the pair may have argued and she left the party to bring him home to East Chelmsford. It was then her intent to return to the party, Chartier said, but Judy and the 1977 Dodge Swinger she was driving have never been seen since she dropped off her boyfriend.
"It's been difficult, I don't really talk about it a lot," said Chartier, who still checks in with the police once in a while on the case and keeps up-to-date on any Jane Doe bodies that may have been found matching Judy's description. "She was very sweet, she loved animals. She was nice to everyone, she didnt have a mean bone in her body. We were best friends, we did everything together."
As Judy got older, Chartier said she started hanging out with the wrong crowd. Chartier suspects someone who was at the party that night knows what happened to his sister but won't talk about it. A series of strange occurances after Judy went missing lead him to believe foul play was involved, he said.
"Just before she went missing, she said to my father that she wanted him to check the trunk of her car. She said there was something in it and she was scared, and that was the day before the day she went missing," Chartier said. "We suspected maybe they were using her as a (drug) mule ... so were not sure if someone killed her because of what she saw or knew. We have really no clue."
Another strange incident happened shortly after Judy disappeared - a phone call came to the house from a woman to claimed she knew what happened to Judy but couldn't talk about it because someone had threatened to kill her.
"We know someone knows something," said Chartier.
According to the Charley Project, the U.S. Secret Service was investigating a man named James Mitchell DeBardeleben for counterfeiting when they discovered he may have been connected to a number of murders. The U.S. Secret Service searched DeBardeleben's car and found a map of the Chelmsford region where Chartier disappeared, and a receipt for a motel dated June 4, 1982 - the night before Judy disappeared. According to the Charley Project, however, "the leads never panned out."
Chartier said every so often the police make his sister's photo public again, hoping someone will see it and want to talk about it.
"I dont think she ran away, I highly doubt that. She was so close to my mother .. she was spoiled to say the least. When she was hanging around with me, she wasnt in the wrong crowd, but it had something to do with partying in Billerica. It was someone or something involved in that group of people because (DeBardeleben) was in the area, he was known for this and he was friends with people who were at that party," said Chartier.
Chartier's parents have since passed away and now he sees it as his responsibility to find closure.
"I dont have hope shes alive. I wish, but I dont think she is. I think something happened that night. I dont think she would have stayed away this long if she could have contacted my parents," she said. "I think someone killed her, for what reason I dont know, but I know that the crowd she was with that night, some of them were good kids but there was some of them from that area I would never ever be around because I couldnt stand them."
Chartier said sometimes he can't help but feel like had he gone with Judy that night she'd still be around.
But now, 30 years later and in the age of social media, Chartier is hoping someone will see Judy's picture on Facebook or the Internet, know what happened and talk to the police about it.
"I'm hoping someone's conscience gets the best of them," he said.
Anyone with information concerning this case should concact Chelmsford Police at 978-256-2521.
- March 30, 2012 10:31 PM (GMT)
- August 11, 2012 03:15 AM (GMT)
BOSTON (AP) Police have searched a Chelmsford home that once belonged to the family of a 17-year-old girl who disappeared three decades ago.
A spokeswoman for Middlesex District Attorney Gerry Leone confirmed Friday that state police assisted Chelmsford police Thursday with an evidentiary search at 54 Gorham St. in Chelmsford. That address is a home that once belonged to the family of Judith Ann Chartier, who disappeared in June 1982.
The spokeswoman would not confirm that the investigation is focusing on Chartiers disappearance.
At the time of her disappearance, Chartier lived with her parents and brothers several houses away at 70 Gorham St.
The (Lowell) Sun newspaper, which first reported the search, said Chartiers parents and another relative purchased the home in 1994. The home was sold to someone else in 2000.
- August 11, 2012 03:17 AM (GMT)
Search of Chelmsford home raises questions about teen who disappeared in 1982
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A telephone call from a civilian triggered the search of a Chelmsford home on Thursday where 17-year-old Judith Ann Chartier once lived before she disappeared in 1982, according to records and an official.
Chelmsford police could not be reached for comment. Jessica Venezia Pastore, spokeswoman for Middlesex District Attorney Gerard T. Leone Jr., said prosecutors are assisting local police in their search of the grounds at 54 Gorham St. in Chelmsford.
Pastore said a civilian called police on Wednesday and provided the information that sparked the search. Somebody called in with what they suspected might be potential evidence, she said. We always check those out.
Pastore, however, would not link the inquiry to the missing Chartier girl and would only call the effort an evidentiary search for an unspecified case.
According to Boston Globe news accounts and public records, Chartier disappeared on June 5, 1982 and at that time her large family lived on Gorham Street and owned houses at 54 and 70 Gorham street.
No trace of Chartier has ever been found, and police have never located the car she was driving the night she was last seen in the Merrimack Valley community. The Lowell Sun reported Friday that bones were found during the search, but that it was not clear if they were human or animal.
Pastore declined comment when asked what evidence, if any, searchers have found.
She said the investigation is ongoing.
- August 11, 2012 03:20 AM (GMT)
Bones Found In Former Chelmsford Home Of Woman Missing 30 Years
August 10, 2012 6:48 PM
CHELMSFORD (CBS) ¨C Bones have been found inside a house that once belonged to a missing woman¡¯s family. Now everyone is wondering if they could solve a mystery that¡¯s lingered for three decades.
Judy Chartier vanished in 1982 when she was 17 years old. Detectives have long thought she was kidnapped and killed.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030¡äs Carl Stevens reports
After she died, her parents bought a home on Gorham Street in Chelmsford. That¡¯s where the bones were discovered in the basement. State Police and the Middlesex DA are confirming absolutely nothing. But the proximity to where Judy lived and the ownership angle are raising the possibility of a link.
Judy was Roger Balkum¡¯s fianc¨¦e when she went missing. On Friday, he was thinking about a phone that never rang one night 30 years ago.
¡°I¡¯d get like a two ring call that would let me know she got home,¡± says Balkum. ¡°I never got that call.¡±
Judy never made that ¡°I¡¯m OK¡± call after dropping him at home in the early morning hours of June 5th, 1982.
Police would later determine she went back to a party in Billerica, and disappeared.
¡°For awhile they were looking at me and giving me a hard time and stuff but I cooperated as best I could, I had nothing to hide,¡± says Balkum.
The case went cold quickly, and three decades passed until Wednesday, when the bones were uncovered. That may be meaningful or meaningless. Police are making no connection, saying only that the bones are heading for testing at the state crime lab.
- August 11, 2012 03:22 AM (GMT)
Renewed interest in a 30-year-old cold case in Chelmsford
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New England's Unsolved from 2001: Judy ChartierNew England's Unsolved from 2001: Judy ChartierCHELMSFORD - Investigators are searching the area behind a home on Gorham Street in Chelmsford following a discovery that could lead to a break in a 30-year-old cold case.
The home once belonged to the family of Judith Ann Chartier, a 17-year-old that went missing in 1982.
The Lowell Sun is reporting that police have recovered bones at the home and they have been sent to a lab for forensic testing.
Chartier's fiancé, Roger Balkum, was one of the last to see her before she disappeared. He shared his hopes for new information with FOX 25's Sharman Sacchetti on Friday.
"I'd like to find out exactly what happened, and who's behind it you know what I mean," says Roger Balkum.
Balkum says he went to a party with Judy the night she disappeared. He says they began arguing after a man began showing interest in her.
"I always got a little jealous too so that kinda turned into an argument that night," he told Sharman Sacchetti.
Balkum says they left in her car. He says Judy dropped him off at his home around the corner.
"Afterwards, she'd always pull in the driveway, drop me off and go right down Alvina (street). Then she'd call let it ring twice, and I'd know she was home, you know, but that night I never got a call," says Balkum.
It isn't clear if Judy went back to the party. Neither she nor her car has been seen since.
In 2001, FOX 25's Bob Ward sat down with Judy's parents, who are now deceased.
Judy's father told Ward about two strange men he says showed up at their door.
"One had a pair of nunchucks, swinging all over the place, and I says who are you guys? And he says, oh we miss your daughter so bad I was in love with her and all of this,'" her father told Ward.
The home at 54 Gorham Street is now roped off with crime scene tape along with the town-owned pump station next to it.
Both are just a few doors away from 70 Gorham Street where Chartier lived with her family until her disappearance. Town records show it wasn't until 1994 that a family member purchased 54 Gorham Street. It was sold three years later.
"I've been questioned quite a lot, you know when it first happened that phone was tapped. I had to take a lie detector test, but I passed you know," Balkum said. "A lot of questions were asked about the brothers how'd they get along, did they fight a lot?"
In the 2001 interview, Judy's mother said one brother, Michael, died unexpectedly and that prior to his death he had no pictures of Judy in his home because "he couldn't stand it."
The Middlesex County District Attorney's Office is only confirming they've helped Chelmsford Police in what's called an evidentiary search. They're not saying what or who led them back to Gorham Street. Judy's parents went to their graves never knowing what had happened to their only daughter.
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- August 11, 2012 03:28 AM (GMT)
Active scene after bones found in Chelmsford, Mass. home
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(NECN) - Bones found in a house in Chelmsford, Mass. have police working a very active scene right now.
Little information is being released by officials, but the Middlesex district attorneys office has told us they are involved in an evidentiary search at the home on Gorham Street.
The Lowell Sun is reporting that investigators removed the bones from that home Thursday and that the home once belonged to the family of Judith Ann Chartier, the 17-year-old that disappeared in 1982.
The bones have been sent to a lab to determine whether they are human or animal.
- August 11, 2012 03:30 AM (GMT)
Sun exclusive: Source says bones found at former family home of missing Chelmsford teen
By Kris Pisarik firstname.lastname@example.com and Sarah Favot email@example.com
Updated: 08/10/2012 11:01:45 AM EDT
Police tape surrounds 54 Gorham St. in Chelmsford Thursday night. Investigators found several bones at the former home of Judith Ann Chartier's family. The 17-year-old disappeared in June 1982. SUN / JULIA MALAKIE
Sun staff photos can be ordered by visiting our MyCapture site. CHELMSFORD - Investigators removed bones from a residence at 54 Gorham St. Thursday, a home that once belonged to the family of Judith Ann Chartier, a 17year-old whose disappearance in June 1982 has stymied police ever since.
Atwo-day search - which involved two police dogs, local detectives and state police assigned to Middlesex District Attorney Gerard Leone's office - resulted in "several bones" being removed as evidence, a source confirmed.
The bones have been sent to the state police forensics lab to determine whether they are human or animal, the source said.
Neither Jessica Pastore, a spokeswoman for Leone, nor Chelmsford Police Chief James Murphy would confirm that the investigation is centering on Chartier's disappearance.
Pastore said state-police investigators were at the scene assisting Chelmsford police in an "evidentiary search," but she declined further comment.
"We're conducting a follow- up investigation related to a previously reported incident," Murphy stated in an email response. "It's too early to release any additional information."
Asked specifically whether the probe focused on Chartier's now threedecadesold disappearance, Murphy replied, "If you're asking about Judith Chartier, the only thing I would confirm regarding that is that she was reported missing to our department back on June 5, 1982. The missing-person case remains open." Chartier disappeared after attending a party in Billerica with her fiancé of four
Judith Ann Chartier, circa 1982, at age 17
Sun staff photos can be ordered by visiting our MyCapture site. months, Roger Balkum, with whom she apparently had an argument, police said at the time. Chartier is believed to have driven Balkum back to his East Chelmsford home, then returned to the party, where police believe she was last seen around 2 a.m.
She was driving a black,1972 Dodge Swinger.
Neither Chartier nor her vehicle have been seen since.
Chartier's disappearance is classified on missing-children's websites as a "nonfamily abduction." At the time, the brownhaired, brown-eyed Chartier lived with her parents, William and Judith R. Chartier, and her seven brothers several houses away at 70 Gorham St.
Thursday evening, 54 Gorham St. was enveloped in yellow police tape, as was a small brick structure at 58 Gorham St.
A computer-generated image shows what Judith Ann Chartier may have looked like at age 45. SUN FILE PHOTO
Sun staff photos can be ordered by visiting our MyCapture site. Michael McCarthy is the owner of the single-family home at 54 Gorham, according to records with the Chelmsford Board of Assessors. The listed phone number for the home was not in service Thursday evening.
McCarthy purchased the home in 2000 from Stephen M. Chartier and Robin Savard.
Stephen, William and Judith R. Chartier purchased the home in 1994 from Algirdas Jurius, according to records at the Northern Middlesex Registry of Deeds. Jurius had owned the home since 1969. William and Judith Chartier have since died.
In a 2007 interview with The Sun, Chartier's father, a retired heavy-equipment operator, said he believed his daughter was dead a long time ago.
"Someone got away with it somehow," the 76-year-old said at his then-Windsor, N.H., home. But "I would like to know whatever happened to her ... so we can live right."
Chartier and his wife, who died in 2003, followed leads everywhere, from Florida to Montreal, he said.
Even psychics were consulted, but that, too, proved fruitless.
"They are all a big hoax," said Chartier.
The case has stumped investigators, who crisscrossed the country, chasing tips and possible leads tying Chartier's disappearance to recently captured serial killers and other criminals. But none proved true.
"Before I retire, I would love to find Judy Chartier, but I don't think it's going to happen," Inspector Ken Duane, Chelmsford's juvenile officer, said in a 2007 interview. "It's been the biggest frustration of my 32 years (as a police officer)."
Duane retired in February 2008.
Around midday on Thursday, several unmarked police cruisers were parked on the property at 54 Gorham St. Personnel dressed in plainclothes were also working at the scene. A road construction crew was also in front of the home, completing work on some curbing at the time police were at the home.
Judy Chartier would have turned 48 years old this Sunday.
Sun Enterprise Editor Christopher Scott contributed to this report. Follow Kris Pisarik on firstname.lastname@example.com Sarah Favot@sarahfavot.
Copyright 2012 Lowell Sun. All rights reserved.
A two-day search, involving two police dogs, resulted in several bones being removed from 54 Gorham St. in Chelmsford, the former home of Judith Ann Chartier's family. She disappeared in 1982 at age 17. SUN / JULIA MALAKIE
Sun staff photos can be ordered by visiting our MyCapture site.
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- August 14, 2012 12:03 AM (GMT)
BOSTON (AP) - Police have searched a Chelmsford home that once belonged to the family of a 17-year-old girl who disappeared three decades ago.
A spokeswoman for Middlesex District Attorney Gerry Leone confirmed Friday that state police assisted Chelmsford police Thursday with an "evidentiary search" at 54 Gorham St. in Chelmsford. That address is a home that once belonged to the family of Judith Ann Chartier, who disappeared in June 1982.
The spokeswoman would not confirm that the investigation is focusing on Chartier's disappearance.
At the time of her disappearance, Chartier lived with her parents and brothers several houses away at 70 Gorham St.
The Lowell Sun newspaper, which first reported the search, said Chartier's parents and another relative purchased the home in 1994. The home was sold to someone else in 2000.
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- August 26, 2012 03:00 AM (GMT)
Source: Bones found at family home of missing Chelmsford girl are animal
Judith Chartier
Source: Bones found at family home of missing Chelmsford girl are animal
By Sarah Favot, firstname.lastname@example.com
Updated: 08/13/2012 06:15:03 PM EDT
CHELMSFORD -- Bones found at the home that once belonged to the family of Judith Ann Chartier do not belong to a human, a source confirmed.
Chartier disappeared on June 5, 1982, after attending a party in Billerica. Neither she nor her car has been seen since. She was 17. At the time, her family lived at 70 Gorham St., just down the street.
Local detectives and state police assigned to Middlesex District Attorney Gerard Leone's office had conducted a two-day evidentiary search last week at the home at 54 Gorham St.
A spokeswoman from Leone's office said late Monday, "Our evidentiary search has concluded," regarding the ongoing investigation at the home.
Pastore declined to comment further regarding the results of the investigation.
The District Attorney's Office had not confirmed bones had been removed from the home at 54 Gorham St. A source had told The Sun bones were removed from the home and sent to a state police forensics lab.
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Hotel Mercure Torun Centrum
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Hotel Mercure Torun Centrum
About the hotel
Property Location
Centrally located in Torun, Hotel Mercure Torun Centrum is minutes from Rynek Staromiejski and Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Town Museum and Copernicus Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 110 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary bottled water.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and babysitting/childcare. This hotel also features wedding services, a television in the lobby, and tour/ticket assistance.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Hotel Mercure Torun Centrum. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, a computer station, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and meeting rooms. RV/bus/truck parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Conference center
- Elevator/lift
- Laundry facilities
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Business center
- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 110
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Wedding services
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Fitness facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Bar/lounge
- Computer station
- Multilingual staff
- Television in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Restaurant
- Smoke-free property
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Babysitting or childcare
Room Facilities
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Desk
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Room service
- Free WiFi
- Minibar
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hair dryer
- Private bathroom
- Air conditioning
Hotel Policy
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- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: PLN 42.00 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: PLN 39.00 per night
- Pet fee: PLN 29.00 per accommodation, per day
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Business InsiderAs newspapers, magazines and media companies across the country struggle to maintain advertising revenue, many sites are are turning to paywalls to monetize their online readership.
By requiring readers to pay for access to their content online, publications are hoping to supplement their dwindling print revenues.
They see increasing subscriptions at The Wall Street Journal and Financial Times' booming online revenues and wonder how they can make it work.
Several media companies are experimenting with paywall strategies in the upcoming months and weeks.


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We are all teaching quite a lot of phonics with our projects at the moment and I had a thought about linking advent calendars with phonics. However, I soon let go of the link as I looked around at calendars that could be made in the classroom. Here are my favourites that I think would be suitable for children to have a go at.
I think this is possibly my favourite just because it is so easy to make. Inside the envelopes I was thinking of a little message giving the class a different task to undertake each day – or you could put chocolate! If it was a phonics calendar, you could put the sound/phoneme or high frequency word of the day!
Boxes of all sort feature heavily in handmade advent calendars. I like the arrangement of these boxes.


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Senator DeFrancisco Celebrates Opening Day of the 2013 Great New York State Fair
State Senator John A. DeFrancisco helped cut the ribbon for the start of the 2013 Great New York State Fair on August 22, 2013! He is pictured next to New York Lieutenant Governor Robert Duffy. After the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Senator DeFrancisco visited several exhibits at the fair, including "Onondaga Lake: A Fresh Gateway to a New New York" in the Center of Progress Building and the "New York State Fair: History Exhibit" in the Grange Building.


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Jacobs leads New London in dual tournament at Center Point-Urbana
CENTER POINT — New London wrestling competed in the Center Point-Urbana dual tournament on Saturday, where the Tigers fell in all five of their duals.
They lost to Center Point-Urbana, 57-24; to Solon, 72-12; to Clayton Ridge, 54-24; to Mid-Prairie, 54-30; and to Oelwein, 66-18.
Avery Jacobs picked up five wins for the Tigers on the day.
The New London heavyweight pinned Oelwein's Parnell Williams in 53 seconds and won by fall over Center Point-Urbana's Grady Kerr in 1:21. He pinned Logan Linderbaum of Solon in 2:53 and won by forfeit against Clayton Ridge and Mid-Prairie.
In the dual against Center Point-Urbana, the Tigers also got wins by fall from Cody Bartels and Reno Chiri.
Bartels (220) pinned Malik Brown in 2:54 and Chiri (120) pinned Alex Crandall in 4:16.
Kyle Oliver received a forfeit at 160 pounds in the dual.
The Tigers had three wins by fall against Clayton Ridge.
Again, Bartels and Chiri pinned their opponents in the dual. Bartels pinned Alex Tielbar in 1:20 and Chiri won by fall over Charlie Hefel in 57 seconds.
The Tigers also got a win by fall from Julian Wikoff, who pinned Austin Plummley in 1:26 in the 132-pound match.
Against Solon, Tanner Schneider was the only other Tiger to claim a win. He pinned Joshua Bender in 26 seconds during the 160-pound match.
The Tigers' dual against Mid-Prairie saw 12 forfeits in the 14 matches.
The teams wrestled just two matches, and New London lost both of them.
They got five wins by forfeit — along with Jacobs, Bartels, Wikoff, Chiri and Jairin Swailes received a forfeit.
Finally, in the dual against Oelwein, the Tigers had one other win by fall and one win by forfeit.
Chiri pinned Chase Hershey in 3:23, and Oliver accepted a forfeit at 170 pounds.
The Tigers will compete again Thursday when they host WACO and Van Buren in a double dual, starting at 6:30 p.m.


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New legislation proposed in US to extend ITC
A new piece of legislation has been proposed that would help extend the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for both residential and commercial solar projects in the US.
The "New Energy for America Act" — proposed by US Representative Mike Thompson (CA-5) — would extend the federal tax code for residential and commercial solar installations for another five years.
Rhone Resch, president and CEO of Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), said: "The solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is paying huge dividends for America. Today, the U.S. solar industry is pumping $18 billion a year into our economy and creating tens of thousands of new jobs.
"By 2016, we will be generating enough clean solar energy nationwide to power 8 million homes, offsetting 45 million metric tons of damaging carbon emissions – the equivalent of removing 10 million cars off our roads and highways. We applaud Congressman Thompson for his continued leadership on issues vital to our economy and environment – and thank all of the original co-sponsors for joining him in this important effort to build a clean energy future for America."
According to Resch, the ITC has been a monumental help in terms of fostering the US solar market. More than 97% of all installed solar capacity in the US has come online since the ITC was extended in 2006 — with over 20 states exceeding 100MW of combined capacity.
The ITC has also helped generate 150,000 new jobs within the solar sector since 2006, while solar installations have grown by an impressive 1600% percent over the past decade — equaling out to an annual growth rate of 76%.
Resch added: "Today, solar is the fastest-growing source of renewable energy in America. Congressman Thompson's legislation will help to level the playing field with established energy sources, promote competition in the marketplace and encourage entrepreneurial solutions to meet our nation's energy needs. It's an important 'bridge to the future,' which will benefit our economy, environment and national security."
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Your readings are awesome because the loss of your ground system is so high. Add radials and you'll see the SWR go up. Gasping, one might think they are messing up the antenna. In reality, you are improving it to whereas the true impedence mismatch between the 50 ohm feedline and the antenna become clear as your ground system improves. I had the same expereince and used a Amidon UNUN to match the antenna to the feedline. I have around 100 1/4 wave radials now on my Inv L. Without the UNUN, my SWR is well over 4:1. Using it, I'm resonant flat around 1.825MHz with a 2:1 bandwidth of about 50-60KHz. 73 Paul N0AH
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The two companies plan to tie together communications and application departments within corporations through the use of web services.
Nortel will enable web services on its existing soft switches and Session Initiation Protocol application servers. The vendor also vowed to enable its SOA services on networks that use third-party switches by the first quarter of next year.
The network SOAs will allow developers to craft applications within Lotus Sametime that offer online presence information about a user or indicate whether somebody is on the phone. An application also will be able to initiate a VoIP conversation.
SOAs allow developers to piece together applications from pre-built components, offering a dramatic reduction in application development time and costs.
Over time, applications are expected to be built by 'dragging and dropping' services. This would allow educated users to create their own applications and thereby ensure that new tools meet their needs.
The IBM-Nortel alliance expands the focus of SOAs from software development to include network infrastructure.
Networking giant Cisco has also been beating the SOA drum under the Data Centre 3.0 banner.
Cisco is using XML to tag network data, allowing the network to prioritise important information and perform simple tasks within the router.
The firm has also been offering its IP phones as an application platform, allowing developers to create and run software on the devices.
Nortel dives into SOA with IBM
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U.S. fines Asiana Airlines $500,000 over San Francisco crash
U.S. aviation authorities have fined South Korea's Asiana Airlines $500,000 over last year's San Francisco air crash for failing to properly help families of victims, officials said Tuesday.
Asiana "violated federal law last July by failing to adhere to the assurances in its family assistance plan following the crash," in which three people died last July, the Department of Transportation said.
The fine is the first imposed by the DoT under a 1997 law which requires foreign airlines to adhere to a "family assistance plan" in the event of aircraft accidents resulting in a major loss of life, it said.
"In the very rare event of a crash, airlines have a responsibility to provide their full support to help passengers and their families by following all the elements of their family assistance plans," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx.
"The last thing families and passengers should have to worry about at such a stressful time is how to get information from their carrier," he added.
Three passengers died when Asiana Airlines Flight 214 clipped a seawall with its landing gear, skidded off the runway and burst into flames at the end of an otherwise routine flight from Seoul to San Francisco on July 6.
One of the victims had been pulled alive from the plane and placed near one wing. But the Chinese teenager was later run over and killed by a fire truck, which did not spot her lying under a layer of fire retardant foam.
U.S. prosecutors decided in October not to bring charges against the firefighter driving the truck.
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Sea King choppers up for sale
The Federal Government has put the Navy's Sea King helicopter fleet up for sale.
The Sea Kings will be withdrawn from service at the end of this year.
The helicopters have flown more than 60,000 hours in operations in Australia and overseas.
One will be kept at the Fleet Air Museum in Nowra, while the other five will be sold by tender.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 12 (UPI) -- B.B. King confesses the search for new audiences lies behind playing with the artists who join him on his new album, "B.B. King & Friends -- 80."
"These people are superstars, man," King says of a corps that includes Eric Clapton, Elton John, John Mayer and Gloria Estefan. "A lot of people know them that don't know B.B. King. So if I could get some of these people to play with me, then the people that know them and don't know me might introduce me."
Also joining King on "80" are Sheryl Crow, the Who's Roger Daltrey, the Eagles' Glenn Frey, former Dire Straits leader Mark Knopfler, ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, Daryl Hall, and longtime King pal Bobby "Blue" Bland.
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"I love feeding songbirds that come to my feeders each winter. By the end of the season, I know some of my feathered friends by name, and can't wait 'til they return the next winter. They always seem to come cheer me up right around Christmas, almost as if bringing me tidings of comfort and joy as the angels did when baby Jesus was born." -- Abraham Hunter


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Citizen of the Year honored
Bill Brayer and his wife Carol may have thought the accolades were over last May when the Edmonds Kiwanis Club named Bill the 2013 Citizen of the Year. But the couple received an early Christmas present a couple of weeks ago when they were presented with a sketch by local artist Greg Urban in their honor. Pictured are, from left, Kiwanis President Ray Ault, Bill and Carol Brayer, and Greg Urban.


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Coach Saddle Pebble Leather Slim Wallet New with Tags
This is an authentic COACH Saddle Pebble Leather Slim Wallet. This is a slender bi-fold wallet with a modern and simplistic design. It features a tan pebbled leather canvas with a gold-tone Coach nameplate on the front and a detachable wrist strap. Inside it has a smooth leather lining with twelve card slots, two bill slots, and a snap closure. It's perfectly compact for the light traveler. This item is new with tags.
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California State Parks, the Timber Heritage Association and North Coast Redwood Interpretive Association will hold their second steam-up 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at Eureka's Fort Humboldt State Historic Park.
The Falk, a historic Shay steam engine, will pull passengers in an open-bed car through Fort Humboldt.
Also offered will be tours of the building and grounds of the fort. The the park's store will stay open, and is featuring books on area history.
Admission, parking and train rides are free.


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Beach Bunny Swimwear 2016 Campaign. Beach Bunny is known for their strikingswimwear selections, and after looking at their 2016 campaign you can clearly see why.
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2016 Swimwear & Swimsuit Trends.Swimsuit season can bring out many emotions, it can either make you cringe, or place a big smile on your face. While most women are on the cringing end of the spectrum there are many ways to get over your fears this season, one of which includes rocking a fiercebathing suit style.
The 10 Swimwear Trends of 2016
The 10 Swimwear Trends of 2016.If you thought trends only mattered on the red carpets and streets we have news for you! Designers and stylists also have some very clear thoughts on how you should bring your fashion A-game to the pool or beach this year. For the key swimwear trends for 2016, we looked no further than Miami. After all, Ocean Drive is where girls casually take their roller skates for a spin in bikinis. Plus, Miami has its very own fashion week for everything and anything swimwear. Keep reading for the 10 hottest trends we discovered for this Summer.
The Hottest Swimwear Trends of 2016
The Hottest Swimwear Trends of 2016.Fashion designers are being guided by their own calendar, always anticipating the upcoming season's trends months and even a year beforehand. While you were living a careless summer relaxing on the beach, the world famous swim fashion week was on bringing new whimsical designs of swimwear and beach cover-ups for the next summer to come.
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Victoria's Secret Swimwear 2016 .If you're sitting somewhere close to the North Pole, where it's cold, rainy or snowy, get rid of that blanket, because it's about to get hot here. Victoria's Secret has launched its new Swim 2016 catalogue, and it's going to bring all your fantasies for the upcoming summer into your daily routine. The author for the sunny images is famous fashion and celebrity photographer Guy Aroch. He is known for his legendary lens flare, relaxed, laid-back, and dreamy shots, and that's what this catalogue is all about.
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2016 Swimwear Collection.Californian swimwear brand Banana Moon is back for another summer season and has all the things one needs to rock the seaside. The 2016 swimwear collection will suit basically any taste, from casual to more glamorous ones. The spring/summer 2016 swimwear trends have, in fact, all been featured in Banana Moon's collection, including the Banana Moon Couture and the Teen lines.


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How's your German, JemyM?
There is a really neat tool called DirSync that I'm using myself to keep the backup folder of my secondary HDD and that of my external HDD, well, … in sync. No English version unfortunately but you should be able to figure it out even with rudimentary German skills. It's very easy to use. You create a sync job and just pick a source and a target and set some parameters and that's it.
If that doesn't work out for you then google for "rsync" and/or check out a program called DeltaCopy.
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SEO is widely touted as one of the best forms of modern digital marketing, largely because you can have unlimited returns on your investment, as most SEO tactics are permanent. Unfortunately, if you hire the wrong company, don't have the right plan, or approach your SEO the wrong way, you could also be wasting your hard earned money.
These tips from Seattle SEO experts will help you with evaluating and making sure that your SEO is doing you some good.
Tracking Visitors
Tracking visitors is relatively easy and there are dozens of free programs which you can use to help. Google analytics is the most respected, because it's tied in with their ad program. There are many others, all with varying degrees of accuracy, that you can use as well. By tracking visitors, you can see which pages are getting the most hits, how long people stay on each page, and where they go through your site. This allows you to see whether or not your SEO is working. For example, if you're using descriptive content to sell items and you're getting 20,000 hits on a page a month, but most are just reading it and leaving, then you're going to want to rething your policy.
Tracking Sales
Whether or not the people visiting your website are buying anything is a huge question, and luckily, there are plenty of programs to track it. Even Google allows you to set up goals, which include getting customers to a checkout page. However, you do have to be careful, and make sure you're using the 'thank you for purchasing' page after checkout, to make sure that you're not counting abandoned shopping carts in your revenue.
Recognizing Where Traffic is Coming From
Unfortunately, it's not as easy to see where traffic is coming from as it used to be. However, you can still see surges in content based on hits on specific pages, so you can see which pages are getting hits based on your SEO. Using split testing can help you with checking pages to see which keywords perform better, and to see if the pages with SEO get more hits than those without it.
Tracking Long term Conversion
Another consideration is that a lead you produce with a visit now might not turn into a sale for months to come. Programs like KissMetrics allow you to track long-term conversion, so you can see how many people you're converting over time. This is especially important if you're using blogs and informative content as part of your SEO strategy. One way to boost this conversion method is to use long tail keywords with specific products, mention your location and street, and be as exact as possible. People who are searching general keywords like "SEO" or "Shoes" are usually just in the research phase. You want specifics, like "SEO and Social Media Management in Seattle" or "Black crocodile ankle boots" if you want customers who are looking to buy. Of course, even then, you might not make immediate conversions.
SEO is extremely complicated and it doesn't always work. While there is no magic solution, taking the steps to tailor an SEO policy or plan for your specific business and needs, putting up content to attract short term and long term leads, and bring in traffic to boost your sites authority, can all help. If you want to know more, contact Rory Martin to learn more about our local Seattle SEO services.


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I reserved the room because I read good reviews online. They are probably the owner`s own reviews posted under different names because this place does not deserve any POSITIVE reviews. Anyways, this was my worst experience in all these years of travelling. The room was very old fashioned and the sheets looked like they weren`t changed as they had dust and marks on them. The blanket and the bed spread had a stinky smell, probably are never washed. And guess what....when I checked out, I went down the hill to get to the highway and saw the sheets outside on the deck for drying (pics attached). It was unbelievable what I saw.....a hotel drying sheets on the wooden deck next to the highway to get all the germs and dust on them. No doubt they were dusty! I am sure there are better choices in the city if you are looking to spend $55-$65 a night. I DEFINITELY DO NOT recommend this place to anyone. Thanks


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Nabors owns and operates the world's largest land-based drilling rig fleet. Our company is a leading provider of offshore platform workover and drilling rigs in the U.S. and multiple international markets. Nabors provides innovative drilling technology and equipment, directional drilling and comprehensive oilfield services in most of the significant oil and gas markets in the world.Forward-Looking Statements
We often discuss expectations regarding our markets, demand for our products and services, and our future performance in our annual and quarterly reports, press releases, and other written and oral statements. Such statements, including statements in this document incorporated by reference that relate to matters that are not historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of Section 27A of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act") and Section 21E of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These "forward-looking statements" are based on our analysis of currently available competitive, financial and economic data and our operating plans. They are inherently uncertain, and investors must recognize that events and actual results could turn out to be significantly different from our expectations.
Factors to consider when evaluating these forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to:
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- our ability to complete, and realize the expected benefits of, any strategic transactions;
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- general economic conditions including the capital and credit markets.
Our businesses depend, to a large degree, on the level of spending by oil and gas companies for exploration, development and production activities. Therefore, a continued decrease in the price of natural gas or oil, which could have a material impact on exploration and production activities, could also materially affect our financial position, results of operations and cash flows.
The above description of risks and uncertainties is by no means all inclusive, but is designed to highlight what we believe are important factors to consider.
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