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Party Recap
The party was a fisher price circus first birthday party. I made most of the decoration by hand even the dessert table stands, cupcake toppers, centerpieces and all the decorative paper crafts. All the decoration was put up on the same day, so you can imagine the hassle.
Guests were close Friends and family.
Special thanks to our family photographer hussein abd el kader and to our friend rawan "cake dough" for baking the cake and all the cupcakes and cookies. The centerpiece circular tags were downloaded from printabelle.com (special thanks to them!)
It was a beautiful day and we had so much fun.
Party Highlights
What People Ate
Mini sandwiches, mini burgers, lasagne, stuffed vine leaves, roastbeef, mini shawerma, shish tawook, lebanese fettah.
What People Drank
Pop, canned juice, tea, coffee, water
Creme brule, profiterole, chocolate cake, cupcakes, red velvet cake pops, mini cheesecakes, macaroons and cookies
Party Favors
Small loot bags that had kids sunglasses, animal and vehicle shaped notepads and pencils with animal shaped erasers on top
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Viacom profit rises on "Rock Band," MTV
By Kenneth Li
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Viacom Inc <VIAb.N> said on Friday quarterly net profit rose 33 percent, beating Wall Street forecasts, on strong sales of the "Rock Band" video game and higher advertising revenue at MTV Networks.
The owner of the Nickelodeon cable network and Paramount studios said it has seen no slowdown yet in U.S. advertising, temporarily addressing concerns that the credit crisis will lead to an advertising recession.
Based on ratings at its cable networks and rates for spot advertising, also called the scatter market, "we continue to expect our (second quarter) domestic advertising sales growth to be comparable to the first quarter," Viacom Chief Executive Philippe Dauman told analysts.
First-quarter profit rose to $270 million, or 42 cents per share, from $203 million, or a 29 cents per share, a year earlier.
Excluding a non-cash impairment charge for a minority investment, Viacom earned 44 cents per share, ahead of Wall Street forecasts of 41 cents, according to Reuters Estimates.
Revenue rose 15 percent to $3.1 billion, beating analysts' estimate of $3 billion.
"Investors have to be pretty pleased with what they've been showing over the last several quarters," said senior media analyst Robin Diedrich at Edward Jones. "They're delivering on expectations and better."
Nevertheless, Viacom shares have fallen 13 percent since the beginning of the year on concerns about the overall media industry's ability to weather a downturn. Shares fell 0.5 percent or 20 cents to $39.54 on the New York Stock Exchange, after rising 3.4 percent on Thursday.
Global advertising revenue rose 8 percent to $1.05 billion, and domestic ad revenue rose 7 percent.
"The trends seem very healthy despite concerns of an economic slowdown," Standard & Poor's analyst Tuna Amobi said about Viacom's advertising performance.
Cable networks are viewed as a safe haven as viewers spend more time watching cable at the expense of broadcast networks. But it remains unclear if MTV Networks is a beneficiary.
"We estimate less than 25 percent of Viacom's media networks ad revenue is from general interest cable networks that would benefit from a direct shift of broadcast ad dollars," Goldman Sachs analyst Ingrid Chung said in a report.
Revenue at Viacom's movie studios rose 12 percent to $1.15 billion, boosted by $29 million in connection with its arrangement to release next-generation movies in the HD-DVD format exclusively. The HD-DVD format ultimately lost out to Blu-ray, which garnered the support of most of Hollywood.
But worldwide box office revenue fell 7 percent on lower ticket sales, dragged down by "How She Moves" and "The Eye." Results offset stronger DVD sales of DreamWorks Animation's "Bee Movie" and Paramount's "Beowulf" in the first quarter.
The film division narrowed its operating loss to $63 million from a loss of $108 million.
Paramount Studio's release of "Iron Man" this week, the first of the big summer blockbuster movies, will be a key benchmark for the film industry this year. Amobi said that anything less than a $45 million to $50 million opening weekend will be considered a disappointment.
Viacom expects to book $175 million in worldwide movies prints and advertising expenses in the second quarter from a slate of big releases that include Steven Spielberg's "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" and "Kung Fu Panda."
The timing of the releases will push profitability in the division to the second half of the year.
The company also struck a deal last week to launch a premium television channel by next year with Lionsgate <LGF.N> and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Viacom said it will not spend more than $100 million on the venture as a lead, but not majority, investor.
Viacom reaffirmed its forecast for 2008 through 2010, of low double-digit annual growth in earnings per share from continuing operations.
(Reporting by Kenneth Li; Editing by Derek Caney and Steve Orlofsky)

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VANCOUVER — The BC Lions announced Friday afternoon that receiver Paris Jackson has requested and received his release from the team.
"Paris has requested his release to pursue a more significant playing role on another CFL club," said Lions VP of football operations and GM Wally Buono.
"The BC Lions thank him for his many contributions to our organization on and off the field and wish him the very best."
Jackson was the club's first selection (sixth overall) in the 2003 CFL Draft and dressed for all 18 regular season games last year seeing duty primarily on special teams.
He recorded 185 regular appearances during his time with the Lions and in that time, caught a total of 420 passes (4th all-time) for 5,757 yards (8th all-time) and 31 touchdowns.


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Passing It OnSeniors hope to enrich others' lives
It is my humble privilege to introduce this new column (blog): Passing It On, a blog from the Edmonds' Senior Center.
This column is about sharing the positive aspects of life. It will contain stories of great people who live here in the Edmonds area. It will provide helpful information. It will also share positive and/or humorous antidotes from the past.
As the name of the column says, the seniors want to pass on what they know for the express purpose of enriching others' lives with information and entertainment.
One important thing readers should know is that the Edmonds Senior Center is not for senior citizens, exclusively. The membership has no age restrictions, and people of all ages are welcome. While the main focus is seniors, the center offers many community-based events throughout the year.
Examples include last spring when they hosted a health fair, open to the community. Then, during the summer, they hosted a fun carnival that included many fun events such as clowns, face painting and animals from Australia, which the children and grandparents were allowed to pet.
Another important piece of information for readers to know is that this column is written by members of the senior center, not just one person.
My main involvement with Edmonds Senior Center is to facilitate a Writers' Support Group. Meetings are held efrom 9-11 a.m. very Friday (cost is $5 per person per meeting).
On Sept. 27, Paul Archipley, owner of the Edmonds Beacon, was our guest speaker. He humbly shared his story and then graciously answered questions. In doing so, he was able to motivate each person.
Later, one of the ladies contacted him about a potential story for the paper. The end result was the birth of this column. We are excited about it, and trust readers will enjoy reading each column as much as the members enjoy writing them.
To learn more about Edmonds Senior Center, their contact information is: 452-774-5555 and their website is: http://edmondssc.org/.
Crystal Linn is an award-winning poet, and the Amazon top-selling author of the Amish Forever books, along with her co-author Roger Rheinheimer.


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AmeriBid LLC to Conduct Auction of 158+/- Acres Offered in Five Tracts in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Oct 16, 2012, 09:57 ET from AmeriBid LLC
TULSA, Okla., Oct. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- AmeriBid LLC (www.AmeriBid.com), announces the absolute auction of 158+/- acres of rural residential paradise located in Tulsa's northwest quadrant, just minutes from downtown. The auction will be held Tuesday, November 13th at 6:30 p.m. at the Hampton Inn Tulsa-Sand Springs, according to Brent Wellings, agent, auctioneer and regional director for AmeriBid. "This acreage is beautiful, diverse and full of potential for the future owners of the property. With fantastic views of the Tulsa skyline and surrounding landscape, the scenery is simply unmatched!"
Whether you are interested in this land as strictly an investment, as a new home-site, or as a place for future development, this property has many features! It is located just 7 minutes from downtown Tulsa and provides some of the most stunning views of the Tulsa skyline. Tulsa's northwest quadrant is becoming one of the most promising locations within the metropolitan area for future development and appreciation potential. Another desirable feature of the property is a thriving recreational area currently being managed and hunted for Whitetail Deer and Wild Turkey. The land will be auctioned in 5 tracts each offering something different and unique. Bid on an individual tract, a combination of tracts or the entire property.
The tracts range in size from 18.4+/- acres to 39.6+/- acres. The 18.4+/- acre tract offers a single family home featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a 2-car garage. Additionally, there is a metal shop building, multiple out buildings, a pond, and fencing around the property. The remaining four tracts are ready for development and are comprised of a mixture of beautiful open meadows and wooded areas.
Broker participation is encouraged. Property may be inspected during scheduled previews or by appointment. For more details on how to receive the property information packages and complete terms visit www.AmeriBid.com or call 877-895-7077.
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When you're the ''best'' in the country, you do things a little differently.
Technically, the North Carolina women's soccer team isn't the ''best'' in the land anymore. Florida snatched that title last year by upsetting the Tar Heels and winning the Women's College Cup.
But recruiting is a little different for a team that has lost just 19 times in the last 21 years and has won 14 NCAA titles.
''It does make it easier for us in that we're always in position that they're saving a visit for the University of North Carolina,'' North Carolina coach Anson Dorrance said. ''It puts us in a wonderful position. It is one of the goals that we had 20 years ago when started to build the program that we wanted the elite players to come to develop in Chapel Hill. That has always been our ambition and, in our position, it makes it easier to bring in the top-10 kids in the country for official visits, and our hope is to get four of them.''
Dorrance accomplished his goal, and more, for the 1999 season as the Tar Heels signed five high school All-Americans and welcomed Vanderbilt transfer Kalli Kamholz into the fold. The web site Soccer Buzz, which covers women's soccer, called North Carolina's freshman class of Susan Bush, Elizabeth Ball, Kim Patrick, Jordan Walker and Jennifer Branham the best in the country.
Despite the Tar Heels' recruiting success, though, Dorrance said his program's place in the national scene has changed.
''We still do a pretty good job with getting the elite players to come here,'' Dorrance said. ''It is very hard to get the very good player now because of the number of schools and the scholarships and money out there.
''We still go after the elite player, and we try to find good players who aren't using scholarship money as the bottom line. We haven't been hurt too badly by that, but there are a lot more good players and a lot more where financial consideration isn't the bottom line.''
Even with the increased number of teams competing for players, Dorrance said North Carolina's approach to recruiting is simple. He said the goal is to sign two players who can come in and start immediately and sign another two players who will develop into starters.
This season, the Tar Heels are ranked third nationally behind Santa Clara and Florida. It's an unusual position for the Tar Heels to be in at this point when you consider this is the first time since 1982 that they have lost two regular-season games.
In fact, the North Carolina web site, http://tarheelblue.com/, even had an an article wondering that with two losses and with growing parity in Division I women's soccer if the Tar Heels' dynasty was coming to an end.
And while there may be more parity in Division I women's soccer, there is still a difference between the top three teams and teams ranked in top 25, as evidenced by North Carolina's 7-1 win over then-No. 11 Hartford last weekend.
Whether it's playing with a bull's eye on their backs or competing on a more crowded recruiting field, Dorrance said the Tar Heels' formula for success won't change.
''Ten years ago we understood how other schools were going to have to recruit against us, and we have gotten very good with dealing with that kind of issue,'' Dorrance said. ''They say, 'Come help us win one,' but we say, 'Why go there and be a part of a pool of good players? Why not come here and be with the best players?' We're comfortable dealing with that challenge.''
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Britain's leading green city, Bristol, will be hosting the UK's festival of environmental talks, art and culture in June.
The outline programme, released today, for Bristol's BIG Green Week 2012 which runs from 9–17 June – reveals a packed schedule of world class speakers, art, entertainment and family fun, kicking off with a celebration of local food with the UK's biggest ever Farmer's Market on Saturday 9 June, followed by a Sunday showcase for electric vehicles.
From Monday to Friday (11-15 June), BIG Green Week will host a daily stream of speaker events to explore the latest green thinking, including the Morning Muse, Thought for the Day, the Festival of Green Ideas, a daily Big Green Lecture and evening entertainment at the Big Green Event.
Wildlife lovers will have the chance to see some of the BBC's Natural History Unit's greatest films, with daily showings at the Watershed; there will be art on display at the Royal West of England Academy; BIG Green Week exhibits and activities at the Arnolfini, Colston Hall and the M-Shed; a packed programme of Fringe events; and outside art and audio installations will transform the public space.
The week will culminate in the Festival of Nature on 16-17 June – Europe's biggest free nature festival held in a tented village across the Bristol harbourside, and Bristol's Biggest Bike Ride on Sunday 17 June when thousands are expected to join the family ride. Read the full press release here to find out what's in store for June 2012.


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Bella Brand: Naturally Clear Skin
Bella Brand: Naturally Clear Skin
Naturally Clear Skin, a haircare and bath and body products company for African Americans, has just gotten a face lift. It has added new and improved curative ingredients to its skincare range at affordable drugstore prices. The five-product line penetrates deep into the skin's cells to hydrate, nourish, and banish dryness.
Naturally Clear Skin's secret is using a higher concentration of shea and cocoa butters, essential oils, and vitamins A, E, and D to really help condition the skin. Not only does indulging your body now come easy, but at budget-friendly prices (everything costs between $1.49 and $6.99), it also comes guilt-free!
For details about each of the five products in this range,
- Lip Balm ($1.49) is a creamy lip balm made from vitamin E, botanical extracts, and antioxidants to help soothe chapped lips as well as neutralize free radicals and protect vital skin cells.
- Hand Healing Cream ($5.99) is made from shea butter, botanical extracts, and vitamin E to help heal dry skin and prevent the formation of premature wrinkles.
- Body Butter Cream ($5.99) is a thick and smooth body cream made from pure cocoa butter, African shea butter, sugar cane extract, and olive oil. It smells delish and helps to smooth out the toughest of rough, dry, and chapped skin. It also helps skin retain moisture loss.
- Body Oil ($6.99) is made from sesame oil and aloe extract. It absorbs quickly to help deeply nourish dehydrated and dry skin. This is a great after-sun product.
- Body Butter Lotion ($5.99) is made from cocoa butter, shea butter, and alpha bioplex. It smells sweet and penetrates deeply into the skin to nourish and detoxify the deepest tissue layers.
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Beware of corenumberplates.co.uk, a sister company of coregraphicsuk.com who offer the lowest prices for numberplates.
Is there a catch? - well, unfortunately there is.
I ordered a rear numberplate for my bike carrier and 6 weeks later - no numberplates. Asked for a refund to no avail.
The company is uncontactable - I am not going to get a refund, so using them really was a false economy.
Written on: 16/07/2013
I ordered plates from this company. They printed them wrong despite clear instructuions being given in writing. I returned them via Recorded Delivery (more unnesessary expense) to an address they supplied that did not exist!!
I returned them to another address they they supplied (by Recorded Delivery again!) and 8 weeks leter - NOTHING!!
They never respond to e-mails sent to them.
When you ring up asking to speak to the main main there (Mark Campbell) he is always 'out on a job'. Leaving your phone number for them to return your call is a waste of time and effort.
This company is a disgrace and needs reporting to Trading Standards.
ORDER FROM THEM AND YOU MIGHT AS WELL SAY GOODBYE TO YOUR MONEY as you will never see your goods!!!
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Obsolescence mitigation: An approach to a growing problem
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A declining supply and steady demand always creates problems. As low-priced COTS parts became obsolete, Mil/Aero OEMs and contract manufacturers (CMs) scrambled for any remaining parts. Sometimes, they found the ICs on distributor shelves or with suppliers dedicated to obsolete parts like Rochester Electronics. Other OEMs turned to the "Grey Market" for parts. Actually, before COTS, there was not much of an IC grey market. After the move to COTS parts, a widespread grey market developed to supply older obsolete parts to the unfortunate CMs and OEMs seeking the one critical part needed to complete a build.
Another unintended consequence of the obsolescence of COTS parts is the rise in counterfeit parts. From a recent article:1
1. Over 50 percent of counterfeit parts are obsolete, which is a key reason for counterfeiting.
2. Of the counterfeit parts, 25 percent are analog ICs. The reasons for this are well understood: the high ASPs of the valid part; the long life of the original devices combined with their wide market appeal; and analog devices are much easier to copy than highly complex digital devices.
The IC industry responds
With IC obsolescence a fact of life in the modern COTS-driven world, how can IC manufacturers, their CMs, and Mil/Aero OEMs manage supply and demand today? There are several things that an IC supplier and Mil/Aero OEM can do. We will consider three possibilities.
Last-Time Buy (LTB)
When an IC manufacturer announces a LTB of designated parts, the Mil/Aero customer can make a final volume buy. Sometimes this is the OEM's only recourse, especially on the short term, to obtain the crucial remaining parts for an application.
There are "pros and cons" for the Mil/Aero OEM. On the positive side, the OEM buyer can stockpile the parts needed for the expected remainder of the program life (hopefully). Moreover, the buyer knows that these parts come directly from the manufacturer and are "the genuine article," not counterfeit.
This is, however, an expensive and risky investment. Financial capital needs to be committed up front to procure all the available devices but there is no guarantee that they will all eventually be needed. Additionally, all the parts will have a single date code (the date on which the parts were assembled into the packages). In future years the OEM manufacturer will be using parts with date codes from the LTB date which could be years old as time progresses. Moreover, solderability and moisture intrusion/contamination will be real issues and a direct result of the care taken in storage.
The grey market
In some instances, a Mil/Aero OEM cannot acquire enough needed parts in the LTB procurement, which will force them to look to the grey market. The grey market—I cannot think of any reason to go to the grey market. The risks are just too high. Nonetheless, some companies do use this option. What should they expect?
When purchasing from the grey market, a Mil/Aero OEM must verify part authenticity by making sure that there is an unbroken chain of possession for the parts to verify authenticity. Otherwise, there is the possibility that the parts are counterfeit. This can occur even when a CoC is provided. CoCs are fairly easy to copy and there have been cases where a copy of a valid CoC is used to pass off multiple lots of questionable parts.
A new design
If the prime/CM cannot obtain genuine replacement parts, they will be forced to redesign and requalify their board. Added to this will be a delayed delivery of the finished product to the end customer.


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Everyone got hot all at once, and the results have proven it. Read »
The Rangers are getting all kinds of production from a spot that struggled last year. Read »
While we're busy feeling sorry for the Rangers because of all their injuries, they've won the most games in the American League. Read »
Five players who had a hand in Monday night's Rangers wins played in Oakland's organization at some point in their career. Read »
Craig Gentry will get his first crack at his old teammates this week. Read »
Michael Choice isn't yet an everyday player, but he's had a nice little run in his platoon situation. Read »
Every year, the folks at FanGraphs release Dan Szymborski's ZiPS projections for every big-league team, which is a computer-generated projection of every player in baseball's 2014 season. Read »
Michael Choice was more than likely going to start the season in the minors, but then he played his way to Arlington. Read »
Michael Choice is trying to get a spot as an extra outfielder/platoon DH, and he got off to a good start on Thursday. Read »
Turns out, it was inevitable that Nelson Cruz would leave the Rangers. Now what are they going to do? Read »


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The Search for Spock should be great fun for Trek fans; it's splendid junk when it works. But if you can't hum the theme from memory, Trek III is likely to be just another way to kill two hours. [1 June 1984, p.D1]
This is a good but not great Star Trek movie, a sort of compromise between the first two. show more
While the sluggish beginning and ending mar this Star Trek outing somewhat, there's still enough here to please fans of the series, and, to a lesser extent, movie-goers in general. show more


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USD/JPY (a 4-hour chart)
General Overview
Agency Nikkei news, suggests that the Prime Minister of Japan, Mr. Abe is weighing the possibility of the increase in the sales tax, but in steps of 1%.
If we get the confirmation of this the fiscal adjustment will become a gradual process to avoid sudden 3% growth, as previously planned - from 5% to 8% in April 2014.
Trend Tenkan-Sen and Kijun-Sen intersected in a descending "dead cross". Kijun-sen is moving in a horizontal direction parallel to the cloud, and the Tenkan-Sen continues to go down.
The price is continuing to decline and can overcome the second support level after just a small retracement. The current sell signal is strong and confirmed, as Chinkou span entrenched below the price, and the price is below the Ichimoku cloud. So now the goal for the downward movement of the support level is 95.70, which has already worked out, and can soon be overcome.
Bollinger Bands follow the price down. The indicator shows a high volatility.
MACD is in a negative area.
Trading recommendations
The pair continues to fall. It is likely to yield 95.00 in the short term.
Should the price pass that mark (95.00) that will open the road to even a deeper fall to the support level 92.50 or 90.00. However, it is probable a trend up reversal. In this case, we expect a rebound in the direction of the area 98.50-100.00, that serves as resistance now.


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If at First You Don't Convict, Try, Try Again
A federal appeals court is looking into the legitimacy of "do-overs" for detainee tribunals at Guantanamo Bay. Critics say the practice is unfair because it effectively allows the government to retry cases until it gets the results it wants, but there may not be much the high court can do under current legislation.
New York Times:
The military system of determining whether detainees are properly held at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, includes an unusual practice: If Pentagon officials disagree with the result of a hearing, they order a second one, or even a third, until they approve of the finding.
These "do-overs," as some critics call them, are among the most controversial parts of the military's system of determining whether detainees are enemy combatants, and the fairness of the repeat hearings is at the center of a pivotal federal appeals court case.
On Tuesday, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit begins consideration of the first of what are expected to be scores of challenges to the military panels' decisions that detainees are enemy combatants and are properly held.


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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11: The Auditor General's office has often been at the centre of controversy over Government spending.
Earlier this year, Auditor General Heather Jacobs Matthews was critical of the handling of taxpayers' money in two separate cases.
The Auditor General's special report looked at Government's funding of a $4 million civil action in Canada for conspiracy and defamation involving ex-Premier Ewart Brown and former Works and Engineering Minister Derrick Burgess.
The action, naming a Canadian architect and a Bermuda Government employee, was in connection with two cheques which appeared to be payments to Dr Brown and Mr Burgess found in Government files.
The cheques were subsequently found to be forgeries.
The report accused Government of showing a "blatant disregard for the public purse and a lack of transparency and accountability at the most senior levels of Government."
Ms Matthews said using public funds to pay for a private action in the names of Dr Brown and Mr Burgess was a violation of financial instructions.
Government — which has since terminated its payments to a Canadian law firm to fund the action — said the funds were used to protect the reputation of the Government and that both Dr Brown and Mr Burgess had undertaken not to personally profit if the action was successful.
Ms Jacobs Matthews also looked at the payment of $160,000 in consultancy fees to two board members of the BLDC — which she said should not have been paid as the arrangement was "a fundamental conflict of interest."
She added that around $78,000 of the cash had not been properly approved by the board or a special sub-committee.
In 2010, a report into $15 million spent on building work for the Transport Control Department (TCD) accused Government of allowing the cost to mount up to triple the original estimate without proper oversight.
The report highlighted how Government ignored regulations to select a private firm, Bermuda Emissions Control Ltd, to run the new emissions testing operation without tendering the contract.
It also raised concerns over how construction work for the contract was given to Correia Construction — again without going out to tender.


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Three Portraits of Maitreya
Maitreya dipped his face into the black pool, his spiral eyes open, his nose and mouth submerged. Outside, on the gravel of the garden path, his fingertip traced patterns which three scribes copied down exactly on their parchment. Maitreya thought of a toy from his youth and smiled in the water. When he looked up through up the surface of the pool he saw the dancing molecules of this world. The labyrinth he had circled in was broken. It became time to walk down the mountainside. Maitreya walked down toward us.
Maitreya looks into the silver hallway-mirror, brushes a stray toast crumb from his beard. His hands move in a gesture expressing the nature of birth which no one sees. The sound of the records being played upstairs filters down through the wooden floorboards. Matrices representing life scream like Catherine wheels in his head. The handle of his walking stick is thick and knotty. It becomes time to visit the fruit market. Maitreya moves toward the front door.
Maitreya will face the television cameras as a white bird, his luxuriant wings spreading. He will perform gestures to summon the aliens in their U.F.O.s. The aliens will accept Maitreya's energy to end their invisibility on the surface of the Earth. The sunset will be sudden. The moon will hang purple in the night. It will become time for us all to listen and obey our hearts. Maitreya will be in our hearts.


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Both a fish-out-of-water tale and an adolescent romance, Gardner and Tulsa's road trip provides the first-time visitor with a lot of humorous opportunities to marvel at the world's ordinary wonders. It involves a fair amount of lying, stealing (cars and airplanes), destroying property and evading authorities as well – most of which are portrayed as consequence free. While on the run, the pair even squeezes in time to explore a sexual relationship (we see the presumably-naked couple cuddling and kissing in a shared sleeping bag). Although billed as a sci-fi, not much attention is paid to such details. The world of the future shown here is limited to some fancy (and impractical) laptops and one autonomous car. The science is pure fiction in its portrayals of real-time, inter-planetary communications. And there are a few basic facts about reproduction that these supposedly "intelligent" characters really ought to have known. However, if you are willing to overlook these and a few other obvious flaws, Gardner's quest does offer strong messages about the importance of connection and family. Tulsa, a foster child, is also longing for these things. It seems no matter how exotic the place you are from may be, there is still a universal desire to close the space between where one is and where one belongs.Click for more ratings and availability
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Faculty Recital for Bassoon and HornFeb. 3, 1998
Two faculty members in the Baylor University School of Music, bassoonist Kenton Moore and hornist Margaret Robinson, will present a recital at 8 p.m. Friday in Roxy Grove Hall.
Assisting on the program will be three other members of the Baylor music faculty: lecturer in piano Brian Mark, professor of clarinet Richard Shanley, and professor of percussion instruments Larry Vanlandingham. Also taking part will be Moore's wife, flutist Jeannette Hirasawa Moore, and percussionist Bradley Bryant, a senior music major from Austin.
Kenton Moore, who serves as assistant professor of bassoon, joined the Baylor music faculty in 1995. He holds a master's degree from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y., and a bachelor's degree and doctorate from Temple University in Philadelphia.
Assistant professor of horn Margaret Robinson also came to Baylor in 1995. She earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin and her master's degree from Indiana University.
The recital will open with "Ashfall," a contemporary piece by Mark Schultz, and it will close with another 20th-century work, "Sonatine" by Pierre Gabaye.
In between the modern compositions will be a late-Romantic work by Paul Jeanjean, his "Prelude and Scherzo," and a piece from the Classical period, Frédéric Duvernoy's "Sonata No. 2 for Horn and Non-Figured Bass."
This event is free of charge and open to the public. For more information, call the Baylor School of Music at 710-3991.
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For my birthday recently we went out for dinner. The restaurant of choice was The Tollgate Inn at Bury St Edmunds, which is about 20 minuets from where we live. The Tollgate Inn is a large pub, with a restaurant, it is a lovely building but unfortunately it's situated near a roundabout which I think quite spoils the first impression you get, there is disabled parking near the door (a must for my mum), and it does have a garden but I didn't really see much of it because it was pouring with rain. Children are made welcome and there is a child's menu available. Once inside its a delightful place with wooden floorboards and plenty of atmosphere. There is a restaurant area, but just as you come in there is a bar and seating area if you just wish to nip in for a drink.
The toilets are up a couple of steps which may prove a problem for some, but the actual bathroom was clean, smelt nice and was very spacious.
We were quickly shown to our table and an order for drinks was taken and delivered promptly. The restaurant has a lovely interior, once again lovely wooden floors with an assortment of olde worlde farming tools on the walls. The tables were large and spacious, not too big that you felt miles away from everyone, but when the meals arrived you were not struggling to fit everything one like in some restaurants.
The menu offered a good choice of food with a wide range of vegetarian options (both my mum and myself are veggies) this is often a problem as a lot of places only offer a couple of choices, which if you do not like proves to be a bit of a problem.
The waitress took our order and it didn't take too long for the food to arrive. The portions were very generous, my roasted vegetable lasagne would easily have served two people. It was served with a choice of chips or salad. I opted for chips(well it was my birthday treat!) and my mum chose the salad. My dad and fiancée both had steak. You could tell that all the meals were freshly cooked while you waited.
The lasagne was excellent, obviously made with fresh pasta, the sauce was lovely and rich and there was plenty of cheese. The roasted vegetables were nice and chunky and included peppers, tomato, mushroom, courgette and aubergine.
My mum said the salad was nice, just a regular salad nothing over the top, but everything was fresh and crisp. My fiancé and dad both said their steaks were delicious and cooked perfectly, just as they had asked for.
After the main course we were left just the right amount of time before desert arrived. I always think this is difficult to get right, on one hand the diner does not want to be rushed but on the other if you are left too long it seems to drag the meal out too much. But the Tollgate Inn timed it perfectly.
Desert was just as delicious as the main course and presented very nicely. We all had Toffee Apple Tart which was served with ice cream. It was absolutely delicious and the pastry was just "melt in the mouth". After the meal you were given chocolate mints with the bill, always a nice touch.
The whole meal with drinks cost £73.00 for four people, very reasonable for what we were given, the portions were huge!!!!! The service was excellent, the atmosphere was warm, friendly and relaxed. The waitresses were pleasant and efficient without being over familiar.
All in all it was a very good meal, service was first class and the price was not extortionate.
I would definatly recommend The Tollgate Inn for a nice night out.
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Also own one of those, also handed down from my Dad. Grandpaw had one on 30-40 Krag caliber. Dad's brothers brought home ammo from WWII but always cleaned the rifle with hot soapy water and lastly ran an oily patch. Problem was they used a steel cleaning rod. When I got it I couldn't put a round even on the big paper at 100 yds. Muzzle worn out from cleaning rods!
So knowing I would never sell it and ignoring the collector value I hacksawed off an inch and a quarter and recrowned the barrel, hand made a new sight base, drilled and tapped the barrel and installed it, fitted the old sight into the dovetail and "Bang" she shoots like new.
As the steel buttplate is steel, narrow, and rather pointed at both ends, one feels the recoil very pointedly, have some 220 gr. loads I am going to shoot one of these days. not in a tee shirt obviously.
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The Kingdom of Erathia faces great danger again, and this time the whole world is in trouble as well. The mad King Lucifer of Eoefol has a brilliant new scheme, or at least he thinks it's brilliant. He plans to obtain Armageddon's Blade. With this mighty weapon, he will set the whole world on fire. This is as far as he has thought out this particular plan, and I'm not certain what he thinks he's going to do after that.
Frankly, I blame the parents. I don't think they gave their young son enough love and attention. Maybe he didn't get a pony for his eighth birthday. I don't know. What I do know is that you can't name your child "Lucifer" and then act all surprised when his head turns around backwards and he starts hatching evil schemes and killing people.
Queen Catherine and King Roland, however, have no poorly-named children to exorcise. So with all that spare time, they plan to stop King Lucifer themselves. With the help of a few heroes, the warrior Gelu, and you, they might even be able to do it.
Armageddon's Blade is the first expansion pack for Heroes of Might and Magic III. It features one new type of town and accompanying creatures. Want the numbers? There are 10 new multiplayer maps, 6 new campaigns, 38 new scenarios, 23 new creatures, 16 new heroes, an expanded map editor, and a campaign editor.
The new town, the Conflux, is mildly disappointing. The architectural theme seems a bit slapped together. The creatures generated by the Conflux are mostly the elementals you've seen previously, only now you have more access to them (and their upgraded forms). Rather than a mix of weak and powerful creatures, the town has a lot of mid-range units. It's not that there's anything wrong with the Conflux, it's just that it really adds nothing new to the game.
But while you may not get a lot of truly new stuff in town, Armageddon's Blade offers one hell of a lot more game. Between the 38 new single maps and the 6 well done, deep campaigns, there are literally hundreds of hours of new gameplay in Armageddon's Blade.
In fact, Armageddon's Blade is only one of the stories in the campaigns. The other campaigns include Dragon's Blood, where you play as the extremely violent overlord Mutare as she seeks to conquer her neighbor and transform herself into a powerful dragon. Would you rather kill dragons? In Dragon Slayer, you quest to become the greatest slayer of all time by killing the mythical Azure Dragon. In Festival of Life, you challenge your aging king and other would-be heroes for the throne. Take on the armies of the undead in Playing With Fire. Finally, in Foolhardy Waywardness (I didn't name it) you are shipwrecked on the Regnan Isles and must find your way home.
Not enough for you yet? The new campaign editor means that there will be user campaigns to download off the net (or create yourself) for thousands more hours of entertainment. Plus, the random map generator tosses the spicy sausage of chaos into the soup and adds an essentially infinite number of maps, insuring you will get sick of Heroes of Might and Magic III long before you run out of things to do.
This is the kind of thing I love to see in an expansion pack. Plenty of stuff, plus the tools to create all the stuff you could ever need. About the only thing missing is a creature and town editor. However, very few games have ever given you all that. If you've been dying for some more Heroic action, Armageddon's Blade serves up a giant, one-hundred-and-seven course meal guaranteed to keep you at the table until you die of old age.


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I have a friend who's daughter is a college Freshman and she'd like to bring her boyfriend home to meet the parents.
I feel for the guy. I have a daughter and while I have several years before this will ever be an issue, I can't help but put myself in his shoes. I have no idea how I would handle the same situation.
On one hand, I think putting him up in a hotel might be an option. Then again, by putting him in a hotel, are you giving them a place to sneak away to?
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Heritage Auctions is auctioning Babe Ruth's 1923 World Series championship pocket watch in New York City on February 22. The watch, which was originally thought to be lost, is expected to fetch $750,000.
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The 14-karat gold timepiece remained with Ruth until shortly before his death from cancer in 1948.
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Those are the 4 basic requirements of R.
What's her time frame - yeah?
It is completely normal for you to vacillate - you've been struck - like a tuning fork - by trauma. You're still humming. That's natural.
No pressure to make a decision, man.
Don't carry a burden someone else imagined for you. Just don't.
Our mc says I need to. decide soon cause it's not fair to her.
I rarely advise this, but in this case, it's time to get a new MC. I have seen a lot of bad advice from MC's here on SI over the years, but this may be the worst.
Our MC advised me to wait a year before making a decision. Turns out that was some of the best advice I could have received. I felt so much different about things at 1 year out, then I did at 3 months out. Had I been forced to decide right away, we would likely have been divorced now. It has now been over 6 years since d-day and we are now happily reconciled. We have been for years.
Think about this logically...You have just been dealt a severe traumatic blow and your emotions are running wild, particularly anger. Now you're being forced to make a decision without understanding everything that has happened? That's crazy!
I would say patience is in order here. You need time to get your head straight. If that's not fair to your WW, then too bad. For now, invest your money in a good IC instead of an MC. A good IC can help you think more clearly through this crisis.
Sounds like you're trying to do the right things. So sorry your MC is making it more difficult.
ETA: Good advice by jjct
[This message edited by HardenMyHeart at 7:03 PM, November 10th (Sunday)]
60 years young..
Which s/he clearly is.
I had the same problem.
MCs cannot help when they are trying to beat one side up with the other's issues.
Her: WW/57 Me: BS/63 24yrs M
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D-Day 8/14/08, D 1/13/11
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you.know everything there is to know there's nothing new to.say
She doesn't want to forget what happened....she just wants you to shut up about it and stop asking questions because there's likely more to the story than what she has told you that she's hoping like hell to not have to reveal to you.
As to your MC's comment. Fuck her and her talk of *fair*. This is not a black and white situation. It is not *all in* on D OR *all in* on R from the get-go. You are allowed to hang back and 'take stock' of your WW...since she has revealed an aspect of herself that you are shocked by and didn't expect. The fact that you planted your ass in the MC's office chair is about as much commitment as can be expected of you right now.
Your WW should be damn glad that your ass wasn't planted in the seat of a D lawyer's office, IMO.
[This message edited by gonnabe2016 at 11:04 PM, November 10th (Sunday)]
In my effort to be *concise*, I often come off as blunt and harsh. Sorry, don't mean to be offensive.
Perhaps he/she would learn the reality of our sich's.
I am 3.5 years out and still haven't decided.
Your ability to make good healthy decisions is based on your healing. I think your WS can offer some patience, considering she just decimated your entire world. It's the least she could do.
Healing is a process and there are certain benchmarks you reach along the way, that indicate where you are in the process, There isn't a stop watch attached. Healing can not be dictated by the calendar.
Any talk of "fairness" by a mental health professional is silly talk.
There will never be fairness in this, and I suggest that idea be thrown out the window and the focus shift to your healing, and her individual healing.
I would explain to MC that healing is the priority. I guarantee you that your WS has some major issues that need attention.
If you are to heal more quickly it will be under the best circumstances. The "best circumstances" don't resemble what you are currently experiencing. Aside from complete honesty from your WS there must also be willingness to talk about the A with you, and revisit the same topics over and over. It is normal to discuss aspects of the A for YEARS.
As long as you don't have the 4 basic requirements listed by jjct, you are not working under the "best circumstances"
I reserve the right to ask questions indefinitely. I rarely do anymore...but it is understood that this topic is open for discussion, for the duration of our M.
I made the decision to go "all in" for R, but since I can not control the actions of my FWH, I am fully aware that I may change my mind should he make decisions that harm me or the terms of our M.
Since the MC has introduced "fairness," I would point out that having a year long A, with OM in your house/bed doesn't seem fair either. Fair becomes irrelevant.
Find a new MC. This just adds to my list of cautionary tales about BH going. Misandry 101 must be one of the core licensing requirements. If the genders were reversed I doubt many MC would give the same advice to you.
You are well within in your rights to give it some time. It is your decision. If your WW can't stay longer that 2 months without a decision (especially after a year long A), is that somebody you really want in your life ?
My guess is that your WW is pushing this too. MC may be taking the fall for her. Remind her the future is uncertain and you are not sure what will happen. This is a consequence of her decision, made without your input BTW, to go outside of the M. You may decide one day this is not worth and file for D. If she doesn't like it, no one is forcing her to stay.
Feel free to take my advice, but it is your life and only your decision. Don't let anyone decide for you.
Dday 8/31/11. EA/PA. Lied to for 3 years.
Every truth comes to light in a long enough timeline.
I actually told him I'm likely to ask more as I process this. I can't help it, I need to know. He accepted this (not happy about it, I know).
If he gave me the "you know everything already" brush off, I'd have a hard time not seeing that as a red flag. That says to me "why can't you forget it?"
Really, I won't forget it, ever. What I'm trying to find out is whether I can forgive it and live with it. Not sure on that one.
But I must say, if anyone told me I had a deadline to make a decision, I'd be pretty mad. YOU didn't do this, so why are they pressuring YOU? If she was committed to making the marriage work for the next 10 years, she'd make sure she'd be there for the next few months. Sheesh.
[This message edited by HollyLou at 10:18 AM, November 11th (Monday)]
Keep reading the healing library here, keep posting, and get some good books for both you and your wife. This is a tough road.
Get rid of that MC. Tell your WS that you need time to heal - and that he needs to support that or walk.
1.It makes WH face up to the fact that he was leading a double life and now those two perfectly divided worlds are colliding destructively.
2.It allows me to gauge some tiny speck of honesty when I ask my questions. Usually, my benchmark is "the more disgusting his answer, the more likely it's true".
3.In a strange way, after I get over the initial shock of his responses, it's almost a bit of a relief...like the blindfold of the last 5 years is being slowly lifted off of my eyes.
Take your time, all the months,years, you need! Our priest told my WH that he had forfitted any rights he had in this marriage with his betrayal and that from this point forward,only I decide where this goes. Take that advice for yourself and no pressure.


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Decomposing The Technology Shift: Evidence From The Swedish Manufacturing Sector
The aim of this paper is to conduct an analysis of the changing geographies of production and industrial renewal in Sweden during the period 1978 to 2004. Conceptually, we build on the regional version of the technology shift cycle thesis. This is performed in two steps and by combinations of national and regional empirical evidence. First, we construct a taxonomic method that distinguishes between renewed, followers, transformed, induced, contracting, and obsolete industries in the national production system. These different kinds of industries have all had different roles in the dramatic transformation of Swedish manufacturing, and we empirically identify the groups of industries using new time series data. Second, the regional footprints of the transformation are investigated applying a systemic view of regional development. The results of our investigations provide a detailed picture of the anatomies of both sector and regional transformation of the Swedish economy. Copyright (c) 2008 by the Royal Dutch Geographical Society KNAG.
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John Hufnagel will enter next month's CFL draft hoping to fill the biggest hole created by off-season defections.
Although it would be a rarity, the Calgary Stampeders GM-head coach foresees a kicker going with one of the top picks, and he owns the fifth selection.
"There are a few teams that need kickers, so it depends on how much poker you want to play if you really need a kicker," Hufnagel said. "I could see the possibility of a kicker going in the first round."
The Stamps have had a busy off-season, making changes on the coaching staff, signing their own free agents, conducting camps for prospects and also losing a player to the NFL (Dimitri Tsoumpas, Miami Dolphins).
The toughest obstacle to overcome might be the defection of kicker Sandro DeAngelis to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats through free agency.
Guelph kicker Rob Maver is the sixth-ranked prospect from the CFL's scouting bureau, and he could be a target for the Stamps.
The last time a kicker was taken in the first round was in 2007 when the Edmonton Eskimos took Warren Kean -- a move that didn't work out at all.
The Stamps could go with an import at the position, but Hufnagel would prefer not to do that.
"We have worked out a lot of American kickers, but I'm trying very hard to fill that spot with a Canadian," he said.
"I'm comfortable with what we have and I'm hoping the draft could help us. There are some excellent prospects in the draft. We pick fifth as of today. I don't know who we will get in that slot, but I know it will be a good player who will be able to help us."
Hufnagel made a move Thursday to help shore up the offensive line due to the loss of starting right guard Tsoumpas.
The Stamps announced the signings of import lineman Sam Allen and Edwin Harrison. Allen, a Grand Valley State product, plays tackle. At 6-foot-5 and 300-lb., he reminds Hufnagel of starting left tackle Ben Archibald.
Harrison, who played at the University of Colorado, is more suited for right guard. Hufnagel hinted the Stamps could adjust their roster and play with two imports on the line if needed.
"That could be an option with what has transpired," Hufnagel said. "Training camp will decide that. That's part of the equation we've put on the board."
Due to the release of Shannon James and retirement of Tim Johnson, the Stamps have holes at the linebacking positions, but Hufnagel hopes to replace those players with import free agents worked out at a camp in Florida.
He predicts there will be about 20 new faces competing for jobs out of that camp, and the majority of those are on the defensive side.
There will be plenty of new faces with the Stamps this season.
The likes of veteran slotback Jeremaine Copeland, player personnel director Jim Barker, offensive co-ordinator George Cortez and special teams co-ordinator Craig Dickenson are gone.
"It's a challenge for this football team," Hufnagel said. "Not only is there player movement, but coaching movement.
"During training camp, it's going to be a learning experience on both sides, both at coaching and new players.
"With pro football, if you aren't a team that can adapt and can accept and overcome change, then you aren't a very good team.
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Inside the Worlds of the Dead: A Conversation with Christian Boltanski
by Jan Garden Castro
Christian Boltanski's ideas often germinate over time and address notions involving time. In 2005, he used his own heartbeat in a pitch-black void for a Paris exhibition. Heartbeats also provided a soundtrack for his recent large-scale installations in Paris, New York, and Milan and are being collected worldwide for Les Archives du Coeur (The Heart Archive), on view last summer at London's Serpentine Gallery and as a permanent installation at Teshima Island, Japan. Later this year, Boltanski will re-invent the French pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
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Sixty new homes will be built in Bloxham after a planning inspector upheld an appeal to develop a new site in the village.
Cherwell District Council refused plans by Miller Strategic Land to build homes on Tadmarton Road, together with associated amenity space, community parkland and additional parking for Bloxham Primary School last year.
But at a four-day public inquiry in March, inspector Gloria McFarlane referred to the council's lack of a five-year housing supply and said the adverse impact of the development would need to significantly outweigh the benefits.
Councillor Michael Gibbard, lead member for planning, said: "It is incredibly disappointing for both us and the residents of Bloxham to have our opinions repeatedly disregarded. While we do acknowledge there is a shortfall in the future housing supply, consideration should be given to homes and residents we already have."
Both district and parish councils raised concerns over the impact of the development on the existing countryside and village, and as part of the conditions of approval, Miller Strategic Land will be required to make financial contributions to amenities.


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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were 'deeply saddened' to learn of the death a nurse who was the victim of a hoax call to the hospital at which the Royal mum-to-be was treated recently for acute morning sickness.
Jacintha Saldanha was found at an address near the King Edward VII Hospital in London this morning.
She had worked at the King Edward VII Hospital for more than four years.
St James's Palace said: "Their Royal Highnesses were looked after so wonderfully well at all times by everybody at King Edward VII Hospital, and their thoughts and prayers are with Jacintha Saldanha's family, friends and colleagues at this very sad time."
The hospital said in a statement: "We can confirm the tragic death of a member of our nursing staff, Jacintha Saldanha.
"Jacintha has worked at the King Edward VII Hospital for more than four years. She was an excellent nurse and a well-respected and popular member of staff with all her colleagues.
"We can confirm that Jacintha was recently the victim of a hoax call to the hospital. The hospital has been supporting her at this difficult time."


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WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-MI), today announced a bipartisan and bicameral agreement has been reached on pipeline safety legislation. Earlier this fall, the Energy and Commerce Committee voted 52 to 0 in support of H.R. 2937, the Pipeline Infrastructure and Community Protection Act. Additional pipeline safety bills have advanced in the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and the U.S. Senate, and the involved lawmakers have now produced a merged bill for final approval in both chambers. House leadership today unveiled the compromise legislation that will likely be scheduled for House floor debate and vote as early as next week. Upton authored the Pipeline Infrastructure and Community Protection Act with fellow Michigander and former Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman John Dingell (D-MI).
Upton issued the following statement:
"Pipeline safety is an issue that is important to all Americans, but it hits especially close to home for me as I have witnessed a pipeline tragedy in my home district. To support a strong economy we need access to affordable energy supplies, but first and foremost, we need to ensure our energy supplies are transported safely.
"I have worked hard with my colleagues in the Energy and Commerce Committee, the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, and the Senate to provide strong pipeline safety legislation that will safeguard our communities. This bill does much to hold those responsible for pipeline accidents accountable, but we recognize that the top priority is to prevent any pipeline failure before they occur, which is why the bill takes measurable steps to strengthen safety standards.
"I believe this bill strikes the appropriate balance of ensuring safety and protecting the environment while avoiding unnecessary damage to the economy. This bill enjoys broad bipartisan support among both chambers in Congress and I look forward to seeing it signed into law."


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More than 20 years ago, dancehall reggae fans in San Diego spent Saturday nights at a Mason-owned building named Fidelity Hall that was the first of its kind locally, mirroring the reggae music trends in Jamaica.
Small, dark and filled with true lovers of reggae music, the shows often featured featured Destiny Roots' DJ Spidaman (Jeff Ricketts), who pulled LPs out of milk crates, and MC Commanda Jackson (Michael Jackson). who kept the crowd hyped with his gruff voice.
On Sunday night, Destiny Roots sound returned on the turntables at U-31 as guest selectors of Tribe of Kings' weekly Uptown Ranking Sunday.
Spidaman began Destiny Roots 40-minute set with Half Pint's "Greetings," as Commanda introduced the sound system to the crowd and thanked the hosts. Tthe crowd stopped dancing and waited to hear the dancehall tunes they were accustomed to. Then, as a perceptive and experienced selector should, Spidaman played a series of classic dancehall songs, including Power Man's "Stone."
Continuing with dancehall, dancers then heard tunes by Buju Banton, Super Cat and Mr. Vegas. Always a crowd favorite, "Clarkes," by Vybz Kartel featuring Popcaan, was received with cheers. Although mostly a dancehall set, Destiny Roots' performance was an excellent all-around sound, and I haven't heard a selector who can play lovers rock reggae as well as Spidaman. Ending with an ode to the Africans who have supported Destiny Roots for many years, Commanda said, "Bless to all the Africans in the building," and Spidaman played Akon's hit song "Mama Africa."
San Diego being a military town, Jamaicans and other West Indian people were stationed here and lacked cultural connections, which birthed Destiny Roots sound. Spidaman and Commanda paved the wave for many local reggae sound systems. We're lucky to have them back in the reggae scene.
Beginning Oct. 14, you can catch Destiny Roots sound for "Jerk Chicken 2nd Fridays" ($7) at the 4 Horsemen motorcycle clubhouse and Tribe of Kings on Sundays at U-31 ($5-$7).


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MELISSA HOYER spills on the best social events of the week.
Cavalia opening night, Moore Park
Horses and humans make for an exciting double act – ok, except for when some odd betting arrangements allegedly get in the way - but the big top show, Cavalia had a huge crowd come out on a chilly night to witness just how brilliantly the two can work together.
Tricks, bare-back riding, acrobat and a whole lot of Cirque du Soleil inspired activities made it a show worth watching. And when my 11-year-old kid gives it the thumbs up, it's a winner.
Guests included Sam Armytage, John and Kerri-Ann Kennerley, Alan Jones, Hugo's man Dave Evans, Michael Ryan and wife, the leading nutritionist Zoe Bingley Pullen, Michael Pell, Glenn Wheeler, Barry Humphries, Jamie Durie and ModelCo beauty boss, Shelley Barrett.
Paspaley store opening, Crown Melbourne
Melbourne went into super chic mode, again, as members of the Paspaley family, Crown executives and Melbourne VIPs gathered for the opening of the new Paspaley boutique at Crown. Erica Packer, wearing a stunning black column dress and bedecked in elegant Paspaley pearls, cut the yellow ribbon and declared the store officially open.
Guests who joined the Paspaley family and Erica for the opening included Ros Packer, James Packer, Gina Rinehart, Rowen Craigie, Solomon Lew, James and Prue Fairfax, Natasha Oberoi, Ann Peacock, Amanda Valmorbida, John and Rasa Bertrand, Tim and Charlotte Holmes à Court, Cindy Sargon, Frank and Sharon Van Haandel, and Bruce and Chyka Keebaugh.
Representing the Paspaley family were Nick Paspaley, Roslynne Bracher and George Kapetas, James Paspaley, Peter and Banu Bracher, Michael and Mia Bracher, Christine and Ashleigh Salter, Chris Paspaley and Nick Hannigan.
The evening kicked off with Veuve Clicquot as guests admired the new design concept, the work of one of the world's hottest retail architects, Eric Carlson of Carbondale. whose client list includes Louis Vuitton, Celine and TAG Heuer.
Audi and InStyle Women of Style
"The InStyle and Audi Women of Style awards honoured 31 influential and incredibly talented women," said Kirsten Galliott, editor of InStyle.
"The awards are testament to the outstanding achievements made by a group of extraordinary women, each respected for their valuable contributions to Australian society, and I am thrilled to be celebrating their successes."
Nicole Kidman took the top honour of the night, while Carrie Bickmore won the hotly contested Readers' Choice Award. Other award winners included Rachel Griffiths (Entertainment), Carla Zampatti (Fashion), Elizabeth Broderick (Charity & Community) and Sam Mostyn (Business).
Over 300 guests attended the red-carpet awards including Claudia Karvan, Danielle Spencer, Collette Dinnigan, Layne Beachley, Melissa Doyle, Sally Obermeder, Kate Ritchie, Samara Weaving, Jessica Rowe, Michelle Bridges, Kerri-Anne Kennerley, Tim Ross, Charlotte Dawson, Sandra Sully, Natarsha Belling, Janelle Kidman, Jana Wendt and Alex Perry.
Orlando Bloom heads to Oz for British Airways
Internationally-renowned actor Orlando Bloom is set to make a special appearance at an event in Sydney celebrating British Airways' latest service enhancements on the route.
The VIP event will take place in Sydney on May 29 at the always glam Park Hyatt hotel in Sydney.
"I'm happy to be working with British Airways on the launch of their Boeing 777-300ER aircraft from Sydney and look forward to attending their celebratory event in May,'' says Orlando.
"As someone that flies regularly, I love nothing more than to kick back and relax and enjoy the great amenities and service British Airways first class has to offer."
And with his gorgeous wife, Miranda Kerr, a Qantas ambassador and Mr Bloom with BA, the pair have pretty much got all air space covered.
Richard Branson talks his Makepeace Island, Park Hyatt
Makepeace is the island owned by Richard Branson and Brett Godfrey and judging by what the 25 acre Noosa isle has on offer, it's going to become as popular as everything else Mr B turns his hand too.
Richard and Brett (he's the Virgin Blue co-founder) hosted an intimate drinks soiree to tell an intimate crew about the heart shaped island that is a few minutes upstream from Noosa Heads in Queensland.
Once a total private island, the boys have opened it to all with 22 castaways' allowed on the isle at one time. Kids included.
With private villas, a Bali House, a Boat House, an Island bar, outdoor cinema, media room, hot spa, tennis court, 11 bedrooms and near enough to get to the Barrier Reef and down-town Noosa, it is bound to be a huge new player on the Aussie travel scene. Get us there now!
THE GOOD: Hot online fashion destination boohoo.com.au & it's affordable too! Loving the chosen Barangaroo construction from architects Wilkinson Eyre; sleek and elegant and how good for The Voice finalists to show their talent at a jam at The Beresford on Thursday night
THE BAD: Don't know about you, but I LOVED Nicole Kidman's coined "Davy Crocket" hair do – phooey to all the naysayers!
THE UGLY: Can we take any more of the Singo/Waterhouse racing debacle ...


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Neil is FESPA's Chief Executive Officer.
He held a variety of senior exhibition roles prior to joining FESPA, culminating as executive director at William Reed.
His past portfolio of B2B events included the UK's largest food industry event, and his management focus is on building excellent event teams. Neil joined FESPA in 2011 as Managing Director - Exhibitions & Events and moved into his current role in 2013.
Neil is a board director of the AEO (Association of Event Organisers), an influential organisation in the international event industry. He graduated in Modern European Studies and speaks fluent German.
Duncan joined FESPA in January 2010 as Conference and Events Manager.
In early 2011, Duncan was promoted to his current position to reflect the expansion of his role into events.
Before joining FESPA Duncan enjoyed a successful career as an event producer at William Reed Business Media in the UK food sector, delivering several new launch events and the company's biggest awards programme.
Duncan's experience in international business and communications adds further value to the events and online services which FESPA delivers to the global printing community.
When not conceiving and delivering inspirational content and connections, Duncan enjoys spending time with his two young daughters, Winnie and Isla. Duncan is also a keen golfer and enjoys most sports - whether playing or just watching.
Susan is responsible for operationally running FESPA's exhibitions across the globe.
Susan joined the FESPA team in 2006, during the run-up to FESPA 2007 in Berlin, and was promoted to Head of Operations in 2008.
Susan started her marketing career at Rentokil where her organisational skills were quickly recognised and she became involved in organising Rentokil's involvement in exhibitions and conferences. In 1998 she joined dmg world media, and was promoted to Operations Manager, responsible for the organisation of overseas and UK trade exhibitions across a wide variety of industries.
Away from FESPA, Susan enjoys exploring the world where she can pursue her interests in photography, experiencing new cultures, wining and dining. Susan's an avid reader and finds relaxation in music and socialising with her friends.
Working in finance for 18 years.
Completed CIMA qualification in 2010.
Working in finance for 18 years.
Completed CIMA qualification in 2010.
9 years experience in exhibitions industry within the food, drink and hospitality sectors – as management accountant, financial accountant and most recently in the role of business analyst.
Outside work - spending my time with my wife and two young children.
Pass times – sports, street dance and parkour.
Christian Duyckaerts (DOB: 1970) is FESPA's Belgian Board Representative and President of the screen and digital workgroup of the Belgian trade association Febelgra
Christian Duyckaerts (DOB: 1970) is FESPA's Belgian Board Representative and President of the screen and digital workgroup of the Belgian trade association Febelgra.
He started his career in 1991 at Hamiscreen, at that time the biggest screen and offset printing company in the Benelux, learning his profession culminating different positions, from Production Director to Co-General Manager.
Later on he was the CEO of two of the largest POS and outdoor print production companies in Belgium: Print&Display and GSI printing.
Since 2012 Christian has been Managing Partner and Director of Retail Communicators, a company specialized in visual communication for retailers.
His company delivers brand retail solutions from concept and print to installation for many international brands like Nissan, Mediamarkt and Uniqlo. Thanks to a global partner network they are able to meet the need for fast updating and enhancing of an international network of shops, showrooms and buildings. Offering all this through a single point of contact for a perfect service.
In 2014 Christian became Fespa's Vice President, a role that he takes very seriously and which he executes with a lot of devotion.
Since 2016, Christian is also co-founder of Inside Retail, a brand new one-stop-shop for inspiration and hands-on information to help retailers reinvent and rebuild their business in the age of disruption.
Christian's personal interest lies in history and ethnographic and modern art.
With a degree in Public Relations and a postgraduate degree in Event Management, Sandra acts as Director of Events at APS.
Responsible for all the organization and logistics, her knowledge as a professor of a postgraduate events course is critical to the quality of services provided by APS Feiras & Eventos.
James is the Group Exhibition Manager for all FESPA shows across Europe and Asia.
James began his career selling advertising space in a variety of trade magazines. He first started working in exhibitions 5 years ago, as International Sales Manager of the Air Cargo show in Munich and Shanghai. James loves the events industry, he enjoys the challenge and being a very sociable person he loves the people contact.
James' second love is sport. A keen golfer, with an impressive handicap of 8, he enjoys participating in golf competitions across the UK. The 19th hole is also one of his favourite haunts!
Sean joined FESPA in 2013 after a lengthy career in various sports organisations.
Sean joined FESPA in 2013 after a lengthy career in various sports organisations, including ten years at board level, culminating as CEO of the Chartered Institute for the management of Sport and Physical Activity.
He was also Director of London and Olympics for Sport England, the national sport funding body.
Sean has also worked in local government and been a non-executive director of Culture South East, South East Tourism and a member of the Regional Assembly.
He is married with four children, is a keen sportsman and loyal Preston North End fan.
Christophe Aussenac (DOB 1965) joined the board in 2014 and also serves at President of FESPA France.
Appointed to the FESPA Board in September 2014, at the FESPA General Assembly in Bangkok, Thailand. Christophe also serves as President of FESPA France, the autonomous national association serving the French screen and digital wide format printing community.
Christophe is a founding director of ATC (Autorise Toute Creativité), which he established with his business partner in 1991, having started his career in communications. The company now employs 70 people and provides a range of interior and outdoor signage, graphics, display and POS services to corporate and agency clients.
Christophe has steered a sustainability programme for ATC called EcoAttitude, achieving ISO 14001 certification for the business, and his commitment continues to conserving energy and the reducing materials impact on the environment.
Christophe's innovative spirit now sees him pioneering new solutions for interior decoration and architectural applications, deploying 3D modelling with composite paperboard. A keen sportsman, Christophe enjoys his downtime on the ski slopes or on the tennis court, and with his four children.
Michela graduated from Kent University in 2008 with a BA (Hons) in Sociology.
After taking a year out in 2009 to venture on an overseas expedition to South America, South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand she then completed a Marketing and Events graduate scheme within the charity sector which began her enthusiasm for events.
Having joined FESPA in November 2010 as Conference and Events Assistant, she has grown within the Events and Online department supporting FESPA standalone conferences including the Annual Global Summit and Digital Textile Conference as well as all feature content and conference offered at FESPA Digital shows.
In her spare time, Michela has a passion for live music shows, is a keen traveller and enjoys good food and good company!
Emma joined FESPA in November 2012 to provide association expertise and support to its National Associations and Associate Members.
She brings with her twenty years of international, linguistic and cultural experience gained with blue-chip companies in the UK and Europe.
In her leisure time she loves to write and she's currently working on a novel which is an action-thriller set in Cuba.
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