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When Should You Rush Your Toddler to the ER?
Posted 16 Oct 2017 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, Oct. 16, 2017 – Many American parents aren't sure when to rush their child to the emergency room, a new survey finds. "When young children experience urgent medical situations, parents have to make decisions about whether to administer first aid at home, call for advice or seek emergency care," said Dr. Gary Freed, from the University of Michigan. He is co-director of the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital Poll on Children's Health. "Our report suggests that some parents may be using the ER for common situations that could be handled at home," Freed said in a university news release. "Determining what is in fact an 'emergency' can be a confusing and nerve-wracking experience for parents who want to make the right decision." Researchers questioned nearly 400 parents with at least one child aged 5 or younger. They found only half would know what to do if their child was choking, 10 ... Read more
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Summer Fun Is Not Without Hazards
Posted 16 Jun 2017 by Drugs.com
FRIDAY, June 16, 2017 – Preventable deaths spike during the summer in the United States. But, following some simple safety measures can reduce accidents, the National Safety Council says. "Someone dies every 4 minutes because of something we know how to prevent," said Deborah Hersman, president and CEO of the public service organization. In 2015, there were more than 146,500 preventable deaths in the United States from causes such as drowning, poisoning, traffic crashes, choking and fires. That was a 7 percent increase from 2014, according to the safety council. The rate of preventable deaths has increased after years of decline, largely due to the current prescription opioid abuse crisis and a rise in motor vehicle deaths. Summer is the time of greatest risk. Between 2011 and 2015, preventable deaths during the months of July and August exceeded 117,000, the council said. June is ... Read more
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How Older People Can Head Off Dangerous Drug Interactions
Posted 25 Sep 2016 by Drugs.com
SATURDAY, Sept. 24, 2016 – Potentially serious drug interactions are a daily threat to older people who take multiple medications and supplements, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. One drug can affect the effectiveness of other drugs and how your body uses them. For example, your kidney and liver may not work as well, which affects how drugs are broken down and leave your body, the FDA said. "There is no question that physiology changes as we age. Many chronic medical conditions don't even appear until our later years," Dr. Sandra Kweder, an FDA medical officer, said in an agency news release. "It's not that people are falling to pieces; some changes are just part of the normal aging process." The FDA says these safety tips will help prevent harmful drug interactions or side effects: Follow your doctor's directions. You shouldn't take drugs that your doctor doesn't ... Read more
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Dosing Errors Common With Kids' Liquid Meds
Posted 12 Sep 2016 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, Sept. 12, 2016 – Parents may give their child too much or too little medicine when dispensing liquid medication, especially if they use a dosing cup, a new study reports. Four out of five parents made at least one dosing error when using either a dosing cup or an oral syringe, researchers found during laboratory experiments. Often, those errors were large enough to cause concern, said lead researcher Dr. Shonna Yin, an associate professor of pediatrics at NYU School of Medicine in New York City. "Over 20 percent of parents made at least one dosing error that was more than two times the dose that was listed on the label," Yin said. Dosing cups proved much less reliable than an oral syringe in terms of dosage, the research revealed. "Parents had four times the odds of making an error with a cup compared with a syringe," Yin said. These errors could result in a child receiving an ... Read more
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FDA Medwatch Alert: Cetylev (acetylcysteine) Effervescent Tablets for Oral Solution: Recall - Inadequate Seal of Blister Pack
Posted 18 Aug 2016 by Drugs.com
ISSUE: Arbor Pharmaceuticals, LLC announced a voluntary recall of three (3) lots of Cetylev (acetylcysteine) effervescent tablets for oral solution, 500 mg, due to an inadequate seal of the blister pack. An inadequate seal could result in an increase of oxygen and moisture entering the blister cavity which can start the effervescent process. This results in enlarged and swelled tablets which could also completely dissolve within the blister pack. The improper seal of the product can lead to a potentially sub-therapeutic dose as well as potential microbial contamination. Because the effectiveness of acetylcysteine to prevent or lessen hepatic injury after ingestion of acetaminophen is delayed with decreased therapy, sub-therapeutic dosing could lead to increased risk of liver injury. With regards to the potential microbial contamination due to moisture ingress into the tablets, the risk ... Read more
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60,000 U.S. Kids Treated for Accidental Medicine Poisoning a Year
Posted 21 Mar 2016 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, March 21, 2016 – Nearly 60,000 children in the United States are accidentally poisoned by medicines each year, a new report says. That's the equivalent of four busloads of children – or one every nine minutes – arriving at emergency departments every day because of medicine-related poisoning, according to Safe Kids Worldwide. And nearly every minute each day a poison control center receives a call about a child who got into medicines, the report notes. "We want parents and caregivers to remember that the first line of defense in preventing medicine poisoning is the family," Kate Carr, president and CEO of Safe Kids Worldwide, said in a news release from the group. Americans fill nearly three times as many prescriptions as they did in 1980 and spend five times as much on over-the-counter drugs, according to the report. With so many medications on hand, parents and other adults ... Read more
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Arbor Pharmaceuticals Announces FDA Approval of Cetylev
Posted 18 Feb 2016 by Drugs.com
Atlanta, GA, February 9, 2016 – Arbor Pharmaceuticals announced today that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved its New Drug Application (NDA) for Cetylev (acetylcysteine effervescent tablets for oral solution). Cetylev is an antidote for acetaminophen overdose indicated to prevent or lessen hepatic injury after ingestion of a potentially hepatotoxic quantity of acetaminophen in patients with acute ingestion or from repeated supratherapeutic ingestion. Acetaminophen overdose is the most common poisoning reported to emergency rooms in the United States. According to the American Association of Poison Control Centers there were 73,347 reported acetaminophen exposures in 2014 which resulted in 108 deaths. Cetylev will be available in ready to use effervescent tablets intended to be mixed with water, resulting in a pleasant lemon-mint tasting solution. Currently, ... Read more
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Kids' ER Visits for Medicine Overdoses Dropping: Report
Posted 8 Sep 2015 by Drugs.com
TUESDAY, Sept. 8, 2015 – Fewer children are winding up in emergency rooms for accidental poisonings involving commonly used medications, a new U.S. government study finds. "We think these declines are real," said lead researcher Maribeth Lovegrove, of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's division of healthcare quality promotion. Between 2004 and 2013, approximately 640,000 children aged 5 and younger were seen in emergency rooms for ingesting drugs. Of these, 70 percent were 1- or 2-year-olds, and nearly one in five were hospitalized, according to the report. The number of pediatric emergency room visits rose during the early 2000s, peaking at approximately 76,000 in 2010, but declined to approximately 59,000 visits in 2013, Lovegrove said. While there has been a decline in emergency room visits, 59,000 visits a year for young children is still too many, Lovegrove ... Read more
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Milliliter-Only Dosing Recommended for Kids' Meds
Posted 30 Mar 2015 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, March 30, 2015 – Time to toss out the teaspoon and tablespoon when it comes to sick kids: The best way to measure liquid medications for children is in metric milliliters, a leading group of U.S. pediatricians says. "Metric dosing is the most precise way to dose medications and prevent overdoses," said Dr. Ian Paul, lead author of a new policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics. Accidental medication overdoses send more than 70,000 children to U.S. emergency rooms each year, according to background information with the statement, which is published online March 30 in the journal Pediatrics. Two common ways these overdoses occur are incorrect measurement of the medicine and using the wrong device to measure it out – giving a tablespoon instead of a teaspoon, for instance. "There are increasing data that suggest that some dosing errors and overdoses occur when ... Read more
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FDA Warns Against Prescription Drugs With High Levels of Acetaminophen
Posted 15 Jan 2014 by Drugs.com
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 15, 2014 – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has asked doctors to stop prescribing painkillers that contain more than 325 milligrams of acetaminophen because of reports of severe liver damage. Prescription painkillers, which include Vicodin and Percocet, are commonly given for pain following acute injuries, operations or dental procedures and they often contain acetaminophen. However, many over-the-counter medications also contain acetaminophen. The FDA first tackled this issue in January 2011, when it asked drug makers to stop making prescription painkillers that contained more than 325 milligrams of acetaminophen per dose. Accidental overdoses from using these products contributes to nearly half of all cases of acetaminophen-related liver failure in the United States, the agency said in a statement issued Tuesday. Most cases of severe liver injury occurred in ... Read more
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Tylenol-Induced Liver Failure Presents Own Set of Problems: Study
Posted 19 Jul 2013 by Drugs.com
WEDNESDAY, July 17 – People with liver failure caused by an overdose of acetaminophen (Tylenol) have poorer health than patients whose liver failure was caused by other problems, a new study finds. They reported more days of poor mental and physical health, activity limitations because of poor health, pain, anxiety and depression than other liver failure patients, U.S. researchers found. Acetaminophen-overdose patients also had higher rates of substance abuse and psychiatric disease than other liver failure patients, the study found. And patients who suffered an accidental acetaminophen overdose were less likely to have psychiatric disorders than those who intentionally overdosed, 48 percent versus 82 percent. For the study, published online in the journal Liver Transplantation, the researchers analyzed data from more than 280 patients who were diagnosed with acute liver failure ... Read more
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Many Americans Taking Too Much Acetaminophen
Posted 2 Jun 2012 by Drugs.com
FRIDAY, June 1 – Many U.S. adults are at risk for overdosing on over-the-counter pain relievers containing acetaminophen, according to a new study. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is the most commonly used over-the-counter pain medication in the United States, and acetaminophen overdose is the leading cause of acute liver failure, according to researchers from Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill.. The researchers interviewed 500 adult patients at outpatient general medicine clinics in Atlanta and Chicago. More than half had used acetaminophen in the past six months and 19 percent said they were heavy users, which means they took acetaminophen every day or a couple of times a week. The study authors then assessed whether the patients understood the recommended dosage of acetaminophen products and if they were able to take them safely. The results showed that nearly a quarter of the ... Read more
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Patients May Receive Too Much Acetaminophen in Hospital
Posted 23 May 2012 by Drugs.com
WEDNESDAY, May 23 – Roughly 2.5 percent of admitted hospital patients may receive more than the safe daily cumulative dose of the pain-reliever acetaminophen, best known as Tylenol, on at least one day, according to a new U.S. study. Patients on more than one drug containing acetaminophen often consume more than the recommended 4 grams per day of the drug, the researchers from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia found. Together, two tablets of extra-strength Tylenol contain 1 gram of acetaminophen, commonly used to relieve pain and reduce fever. Over the course of two years, researchers led by Dr. Jesse Civan examined 46,000 hospital admissions and the medications those patients were given. They found that on at least one day of hospitalization, roughly 1,100 patients received more than 4 grams of acetaminophen in the form of Tylenol, Percocet and similar drugs. The ... Read more
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IV Acetaminophen Linked to More Child Overdoses
Posted 27 Jan 2012 by Drugs.com
FRIDAY, Jan. 27 – Following the U.S. Food Drug Administration's approval last year of an intravenous formulation of acetaminophen for fever and pain in a hospital setting, researchers warn that use of the preparation could lead to serious overdoses, particularly among the youngest patients. The problem: There is confusion over measurement guidelines – milligrams vs. milliliters, to be specific – that can result in the accidental administration of doses that are up to 10 times more than the proper amount. "This product would be given in a health care facility," said study co-author Dr. Richard Dart, from the Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center at Denver Health in Colorado. "And thus, the overdose ends up being from a miscalculation by a health care provider." "In theory, the risk to the child is that they could develop serious liver injury," Dart added. "Liver injury is avoided if ... Read more
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Too Much Acetaminophen Over Time May Damage Liver
Posted 22 Nov 2011 by Drugs.com
TUESDAY, Nov. 22 – Taking slightly too much of the pain reliever acetaminophen (best known by the brand name Tylenol) over time can lead to an overdose that can cause liver failure and death, according to a new study. These "staggered overdoses" can occur when people have ongoing pain and repeatedly take a little more acetaminophen than they should, explained Dr. Kenneth Simpson, author of the study, published Nov. 22 in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology. "They haven't taken the sort of single-moment, one-off massive overdoses taken by people who try to commit suicide, but over time the damage builds up, and the effect can be fatal," Simpson said in a journal news release. He and his colleagues analyzed data from 663 patients with acetaminophen-induced liver injury who were admitted to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Scotland between 1992 and 2008. In the U.K. and ... Read more
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The 6-foot, 185-pound junior passes the eye test, as Ohio State and Toledo already know. Both have offered the wide receiver, while Michigan, Illinois and Akron have shown interest.
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Aerial yoga, or flying yoga, is a relatively new form of yoga that has students holding poses in a hammock in the air. With their bodies off the ground, participants stretch and strengthen their muscles and skeletal systems without the weight of their bodies adding pressure to the movements.
Owner and founder of Sarasota's CircuSoul, Kerry Tice, says aerial yoga is a great way to work the entire body while having fun.
"There's not a system of the body aerial yoga doesn't affect," he says pointing out that with the support of the hammock, advanced poses such as the pigeon are more accessible to beginner students.
After an hour-long class, Tice says he sees a difference in his students. When a person is upside-down, the body's blood pressure decreases, cardiac vascular wellness increases and the brain's reticular activating system is affected, which helps with sleep cycles. He says students walk away less stressed, physically and mentally, and have more energy.
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Pellegrini pleased with win but delivers bad news on Aguero
Manuel Pellegrini has revealed Sergio Aguero is likely to miss City's crucial Champions League trip to Roma, having limped off in Saturday's 1-0 win over Everton.
Speaking in his post-match press conference, the Chilean admitted he is not yet aware of the full extent of the Argentine's injury but does not expect the striker to recover in time for the clash in Italy.
The 61-year-old agreed the loss is a major blow, especially with his side already missing a number of key names.
"It is impossible in this moment to know how long Sergio will be out," he asserted. "He has a problem with the ligament in his knee but tomorrow we will know better how serious it is.
"He will probably miss the game in Rome. We are not sure but it is very difficult when you have a problem with your ligament to recover in three days.
"It is a big problem because Sergio was in a very good moment and he is a decisive player for our team.
"We must also add Edin Dzeko is only just coming back from injury, David Silva is not ready and Stevan Jovetic also has a problem.
"To play such an important game without so many important players is a difficult challenge but I never complain. We have a squad and we will try to win on Wednesday to continue in the Champions League.
"With Stevan, we'll see tomorrow. We hope it's just a small problem in his hamstring and we will see what will happen with him."
Reflecting on another positive result, Pellegrini expressed his delight at the victory over the Toffees, as the champions battled hard to notch their fifth successive win.
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1. Day -1: Eighteen hours before you expect to add this addition (that's going to be on the 14th day of the moto), wash and soak 2.5 cups (570 gm) of rice in cold water. At the same time, add 1 cup (225 gm) of koji to the moto, which has now been working for 2 weeks. Stir the koji in with a sanitized spoon.
Checked the koji kin in the fridge it looks an smells like it did 2 weeks ago
Checked the moto, it must have been fermenting well, little bits of rice on the sides of a 7 gallon plastic fermenter
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But I leave tomorrow am and won't be back until Sunday afternoon. I could add the rice and water with salt substitute and even dig around in the moto to break up clumps
Stir with a sanitized spoon at 2 hour intervals for the next 12 hours, then twice a day for the next 2 days. You have now tripled the volume of your original moto.
What to do? decided not to soak the rice and add more koji until I hear back from you
If it all goes south now, at least i will have some plum wine - I do have more koji kin if i have to start over.
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text: Thirteen years ago, Tom Bloch was CEO of H&R Block, the groundbreaking tax organization. The son of the company s founder, he was a happily married 41-year-old executive, but something was missing from his life. After a nineteen-year career at the company, Bloch resigned his position to become a math teacher in an impoverished inner-city section of Kansas City. Stand for the Best reveals Bloch s struggles to make a difference for his marginalized students and how he eventually co-founded a successful charter school, University Academy.


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In November, 2004, a U.S. infantry squad in Fallujah plunged into one of the most sustained and savage urban battles in the history of American men at arms. Ssg. Bellavia and his men confronted an enemy who had had weeks to prepare, booby-trapping houses, arranging ambushes, rigging entire city blocks as explosive-laden kill zones, and even stocking up on steroids. Entering one house, alone, Bellavia faced the fight of his life against six insurgents, using every weapon at his disposal, including a knife. Bringing to life the terrifying intimacy of hand-to-hand infantry combat, and populated by a well-drawn cast of characters, this is more than just another war story. The book develops the intensely close relationships that form between soldiers under fire, in a harrowing story of triumph, tragedy, and the resiliency of the human spirit.--From publisher description.
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Rhys Bevan-John's first time performing in a theatre was when he played Wilburn in Charlotte's Web at the Chester Summer Theatre School in 1993.
Since then he has become an award winning actor and writer who also directs (but hasn't won awards for it). He spent ten years training at Neptune Theatre School and went on to live in the woods for six months with a mime and a ballerina. He feels lucky and privileged to have worked with most of the theatre companies in Nova Scotia. Favourite roles include: Aslan, Captain Hook, Hamlet, Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. He has performed all over the world, and is very pleased to be back at the Chester Playhouse.
Daniel MacIvor
Writer: Here Lies Henry
Daniel is a playwright/actor/director who is originally from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and divides his time between Halifax and Toronto. He has written numerous award-winning theatre productions including See Bob Run, Communion, Marion Bridge and His Greatness; and with Daniel Brooks created the solo shows House, Here Lies Henry, Monster, Cul-de-sac and This Is What Happens Next. Daniel received the Governor General's Literary Award for Drama in 2006 for his collection of plays I Still Love You and in 2008 he was awarded the Siminovitch Prize for Theatre. He is also the recipient of the New York Obie Award and a GLAAD Award. He is currently touring the solo show Who Killed Spalding Gray? and is working on the libretto for Rufus Wainwright's Hadrian commissioned by the Canadian Opera Company. In development is a new touring show The Myth of Authenticity for reWork Productions. For further info visit the website reworkproductions.com.
Amy Reitsma*
Actor: Ruthless! The Stage Mother of All Musicals
Born and raised in Nova Scotia, Amy moved to the UK to train at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, fell in love with the lack of snow in the winter and has been living in London ever since. She is thrilled (as is her mom) to be back in the Maritimes performing in beautiful Chester.
Recent credits in London include: 'Midsummer Night's Dream' (Pleasance), Sodenheim's 'Roadshow' (Union), 'The Sting' (Wilton's Music Hall), 'Whistleblower' (Waterloo East). Canadian credits include: 'Twelfth Night' (LunaSea), 'Anne and Gilbert' (Harbourfront), 'Ivor Johnson's Neighbours' (Ship's Co), 'Beauty and the Beast' (Neptune), 'Julius Caesar' (DaPoPo), 'Cloudburst' (Plutonium Playhouse).
Many thanks to you, the audience, to the brilliant cast and crew, and of course to the indomitable Mary Lou. Enjoy the show!
For more about Amy, read our Q&A.
Kyle Gillis*
Actor: Ruthless! The Stage Mother of All Musicals
Kyle Gillis was last seen at the Playhouse in 2015 in The Highest Tides and God of Carnage, as well as Forever Plaid in 2013. He is a graduate of The Canadian College of Performing Arts.
Past credits include: Shrek the Musical (Neptune Theatre), Little Shop of Horrors (CMTP), Rockbound, The Miracle Man, Dustbowl Joan (Two Planks), Mimi (or A Poisoner's Comedy), [title of show] (TheatreSpeak), The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (TAG), Funny Money, Peter Pan (Festival Antigonish), Anne &Gilbert (Harbourfront Theatre), and Live! From New York (Victoria Pop Series). He would like to thank Mary Lou and the Chester Playhouse for this opportunity, as well as his friends and family for their love and support. Next up, you can see Kyle in Beauty and the Beast at Neptune Theatre. www.facebook.com/kylegillisartist
For more about Kyle, read our Q&A.
Kristi Anderson
Actor: Ruthless! The Stage Mother of All Musicals
Kristi Anderson is thrilled to be making her debut performance at The Chester Playhouse.
Selected theatre credits include The FEAR Project, A Little Cabaret, Cafe DaPoPo, Julius Caesar (DaPoPo Theatre); Women Beware Women, In The Telling, The Roaring Girl (The Villain's Theatre); Eddie's Road Tours (Clean Nova Scotia); Munscha Meeyah, A Little Something for Everybody (Festival Antigonish); Into The Woods (Saints Alive! Theatre); the Devil's Disciple (Neptune) and The Greeks, The Boyfriend, Victoria Symphony: The Music of Broadway (CCPA).
Kristi is an actor, singer, coordinator, vocal coach and core artist with DaPoPo Theatre. She is a graduate of The Canadian College of Performing Arts and has a Bachelor of Music in Voice from Mount Allison University.
For more about Kristi, read our Q&A.
Katrina Westin
Actor: Ruthless! The Stage Mother of All Musicals
Katrina Westin recently completed a tour of Eastern Canada with Jeunesses Musicales du Canada., in ther production of Gounod's Romeo and Juliet.
A recent graduate of the Opera and Voice program at McGill Unviersity's Schulich School of Music, Katrina is a two time alumna of the prestigious Franz Schubert Institut. She is a Laureate of the Jeunes Ambassadeurs Lyriques, a former Jacqueline Desmarais Foundation award holder, and a recipient of the SSHRC JOseph-Armand Bombardier Graduate Scholarship.
Most recdently, Katrina was awarded the Sheila K. Piercey Rose Bowl by the Federation of Nova Scotia Music Festivals, and both the President's Cup and the Gordon and Irene MacKinnon Memorial Rose Bowl at the 2016 Nova Scotia Kiwanis Music Festival.
For more about Katrina, read our Q&A.
Dominique LeBlanc
Actor: Ruthless! The Stage Mother of All Musicals
Chester Playhouse. Debut
Other Theatre. A Christmas Carol (2009 and 2013), Wizard of Oz, Shrek: The Musical (Neptune Theatre), Annie in Annie: The Musical (Drayton Entertainment).
Film/TV. GALALA (Unis TV), Nineteen Seventy-Something (Weirdos Film), Hard Knock Life for Girls (Sinking Ship), Neptune 50th Anniversary (Neptune Theatre), Master of Ceremonies National Child Day (Senate of Canada).
Training. Grade 8 Voice, Grade 5 Piano (Royal Conservatory of Music), Ballet, Tap, Modern, Hip Hop.
Awards. Broadwayworld.com Best Actress Nomination (Annie: The Musical), MCPA Junior Voice Scholarship, Medal of Excellence (Voice)
Dominique is thrilled to mark her debut in the beautiful village of Chester and very excited to be working with such an amazing cast and crew. Special thanks to my family for all their love and support. Enjoy the show.
For more about Dominique, read our Q&A.
Cassie Muise
Actor: Ruthless! The Stage Mother of All Musicals
Cassie is thrilled to be making her debut at the Chester Playhouse. Cassie hails originally from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, and has recently returned from Scotland where she received her Master's Degree in Musical Theatre.
Select theatre credits include: Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family, Kate Monster/Lucy the Slut in Avenue Q, Devil in A Soldier's Tale, Ducks in The Girl Who, Silly Girl in Beauty and the Beast, and Babe Williams in The Pajama Game. Film/TV/Web include: Synched, Paranormal Witness, Clutch, Out with Dad, and Spoilers.
Cassie would like to send special love and thanks to her parents, Nora and Cyril, who always believed she was 'Born to Entertain'.
*appears courtesy of Canadian Actors' Equity Association
Xara Choral Theatre Ensemble – May 14th, 2016
Xara Choral Theatre Ensemble provides an intensive artistic environment for women and an innovative approach to choral performance that is remaking the idea of the "choir." Known as Camerata Xara Young Women's Choir for its first five seasons, the group has appeared at Festival 500, the Atlantic National Event of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, the Titanic 100 commemoration, and in a music video celebrating the 25th anniversary of East Coast Music Week. In July 2013, Canada's national choral competition proclaimed Xara the top women's choir in the country. In 2015, Xara Choral Theatre Ensemble released their first full-length album, Here on these Branches, recently nominated for a 2016 East Coast Music Award for Classical Recording of the Year. Recent performance highlights include an extensive tour of the Maritime provinces with their acclaimed show Fatty Legs, and a spotlight performance for a national audience at Podium 2014.
Xara was formed in 2007 when conductor Christina Murray, theatre practitioner Claire Leger, and a team of three young women began a year-long process to create an ensemble that embodied their passion for music making, integrative arts, and community building. In the spring of 2008, Xara was "adopted" as a second ensemble and outreach initiative of the award-winning Halifax Camerata Singers. Now in their eighth season, Xara has created its own non-profit society that oversees the work of both Xara Choral Theatre Ensemble and Xara Youth Ensemble, a training group for girls ages 14-18.
Xara's work is gaining national and international recognition as an emerging inter-arts genre featuring stories and myths told through a rich tapestry of challenging choral repertoire, movement, lighting, spoken word, and visual elements. The collaborative work of the artistic team and the women of Xara gives life to sung stories that are a feast for the senses and heart-felt explorations of identity, community, and culture.
Gabrielle Papillon – May 20th, 2016
Hailed as "one of finest new songwriters in Canada," (Tom Power, CBC) singer-songwriter Gabrielle Papillon sings stories real and imagined. Words, melancholy melodies, and lush harmonies are her currency.
In 2001 Papillon released her first album 'Songs for a Rainy Day' before taking an eight year hiatus from music to complete her BA and MA degrees in English Literature and History. Papillon released 'The Wanderer' in January 2010 and 'The Currency of Poetry' in October 2011, which hit a number of "Best Of" lists and landed in !Earshot's Top 20 National Chart for Folk/Roots.
Her fourth album, 'Little Bug', was nominated for a 2013 ECMA for Folk Recording of the year, and three Music Nova Scotia Awards (SOCAN Songwriter of the Year, Folk Recording of the Year, and Female Artist Recording of the Year) after spending three months in the national Earshot charts. Little Bug was also named one of the Top 12 Albums of 2012 on CBC Radio's Atlantic Airwaves and Papillon was a Mountain Stage Newsong Regional finalist in 2012 for the song 'Go Into the Night.' Her music has been featured on CBC's Deep Roots, Vinyl Café, and Drive and her songs have also appeared in film and television in Canada, Australia, and the United States.
Produced by multiple award-winner Daniel Ledwell, Papillon's fifth offering 'The Tempest of Old' is big and dark, orchestral and defiant. Rife with a purposeful swampy, gothic underpinning, her new album will be released in March of 2015.
The Tempest of Old (Spring 2015)
Steeped in a swampy, gothic underpinning, The Tempest of Old is big, orchestral, and defiant. Setting the mood with a bold and haunting piece that channels the sepia-soaked, cinematic drive of the Last of the Mohicans soundtrack, "Got You Well" is a striking album opener. Embracing the grandiosity of tones and textures, Papillon continues the beautifully dramatic disposition on tracks such as "Come and Gone," "Brother, Throw Down," and "Kentucky in the Dark."
Recorded at Echo Lake in Halifax, NS with multiple award-winning producer Daniel Ledwell (Jenn Grant, In-Flight Safety), the album marks a growth from the simplicity and gentle quality of Papillon's previous work. On The Tempest of Old, her ear for compelling hooks and her lyrical craftmanship remain steadfast, blended this time with sonic landscapes that revel in visceral storytelling. The album masterfully captures Papillon's outstanding live performances, gleaming with her charm and personality.
The Tempest of Old also features a host of musicians who are no strangers to the Canadian music scene. Jenn Grant, Sean MacGillivray (Classified, Jenn Grant), Michael Belyea (Jenn Grant, Snailhouse, Paper Beat Scissors), Catriona Sturton (Plumtree, Al Tuck), Kinley Dowling (Hey Rosetta!, Jenn Grant), the late Fleur Mainville (MacKeel), and producer Daniel Ledwell (Kathleen Edwards, The Weakerthans, In Flight Safety), all contributed to the record.
David Myles – June 2nd, 2016
David Myles is diving deep into the pop world, exploring new territory with the same irresistible energy and musical integrity that has become his trademark. Here Now is pop music pulled off in perfect David Myles style: savvy and sophisticated, with effortlessly addictive melodies in sync with rousing rhythms. Over his career, the genre-bending songwriter has delved into jazz, latin, country, folk, doo wop and even bluegrass. And the one thing that runs through his entire eclectic catalogue is a profound love of music.
"First and foremost, I'm a music fan," Myles says. "I've spent my whole life collecting all different kinds of records. So I've always loved the idea of making an album as an exploration into a particular musical world. For Here Now, that world is pop music."
Myles takes inspiration from the essential grooves of some of his favourite pop icons—Sade, Smokey Robinson, OutKast, and more—and works them into his own idiosyncratic artistic vision. You can hear him work his wizardry on the heart-pumping "It Don't Matter", pinballing between chill vibes and get-up-and-shout choruses. "Where Do I Belong" slinks along with the smoky haze of classic 90's R&B, a muted Miles Davis-esque trumpet lingering in the background. His sense of humour shines bright on the soulful, retro bounce of "Doctor, Doctor", and "Quiet After Violence" dances while the world ends; an apocalyptic banger with a beat that channels Michael Jackson. Canadian hip-hop icon Classified makes an emotional feature with a crackling verse on the poignant, slow-burner "Don't Leave It Up To Me."
Classified is also the beat architect and producer behind Here Now's crystal sonics. It's not the first time Myles and Class have collaborated; their mega-hit "Inner Ninja" holds the record for the top selling Canadian hip-hop song of all time, and garnered them the 2013 JUNO Award for Rap Recording of the Year. That undeniable chemistry has also been behind some of David's most successful earworms, such as "So Blind", "How'd I Ever Think I Loved You", and "Simple Pleasures". But Here Now breaks new ground, with both musicians at the top of their game.
David Myles is Here Now.
Stephen Fearing – July 1st, 2016
Multiple JUNO Award-winning Blackie and the Rodeo Kings member Stephen Fearing returns with his first solo album in seven years: the highly anticipated, Between Hurricanes. The follow-up to 2006's acclaimed Yellowjacket, the album was co-produced by Fearing and John Whynot (Bruce Cockburn, Blue Rodeo, Lucinda Williams) at The Woodshed Studio in Toronto, ON.
Born out of several life-changing events, Between Hurricanes is both the document and result of many significant changes for Fearing.
"In 2006, I released Yellowjacket. Though I didn't know it at the time, it marked the end of many things and the beginning of so many more," says Fearing. "My marriage of 14 years ended shortly after the record came out. Hard on the heels of this devastation, True North Records – my home on record for over a decade – changed hands. I was still under contract to them, but it quickly became apparent that it was time for me to move on. Around the same time, my dear friend and manager Bernie Finkelstein started to make noises about cutting back on his workload. Bernie and I had been together through thick and thin for over 16 years, but I realized that it was time to let go of the old ties and step out into the brave new world of true independence."
In 2008, Fearing moved from his home in Guelph, ON and headed to Halifax, NS. He completed work on both Blackie and The Rodeo Kings' Polaris Prize nominated Kings and Queens (which featured duets with 14 iconic female singers including Lucinda Williams, Emmylou Harris, and Roseanne Cash) and his album with Belfast's Andy White, Fearing & White. He also got remarried, became a father, and still managed to tour relentlessly. Life moved quickly, and it wasn't long before there had been a significant amount of time since the release of Yellowjacket.
Luckily, new songs had begun to emerge and plans were finally made to return to studio.
Between Hurricanes' eleven tracks were shaped with the idea of crafting a solo record while not employing a traditional 'folk' approach to the music. Fearing and Whynot put their focus on the fundamentals of the songs while subtly adding space and a mood that surrounds them. The minimal arrangements range from the finely honed piano, bass, and drum accents on "As The Crow Flies" to the ethereal synths on "Cold Dawn."
The tale of a Cougar Helicopter crash in Newfoundland, "Cold Dawn" acts as a thesis statement for the record. Told in first-person narrative, the song's mood wraps around the story, giving added weight to every repeat of the refrain, "Into the dark."
The hushed "Fool" follows suit. Against the chirping of crickets, the song floats in sober meditation. No instrument presents itself as the lead as passing moments fade in and out of each other. The weight of the track is cut quickly by the shuffling blues of "Keep Your Mouth Shut," which arrives with the subtly of a mack truck driving through a wake.
"You stuck around until the lawyer cut the body open / A pound of flesh and then they paint it black," sings Fearing over blown-out bass and masterful guitar work. It's an all-out rave-up and the energetic high point of the record.
" 'Keep Your Mouth Shut' came out of a conversation with Tom Wilson of Blackie & The Rodeo Kings," says Fearing. "We were talking about getting together to write some songs for Between Hurricanes and he said I should listen to 'Get Out Of Denver' by Bob Seger. As it turned out, Tom was so busy organizing the Kings and Queens tour, that I knew he wouldn't be able to pull himself away from the phone. So, I just wrote it myself. The song is a tongue-in-cheek look at getting out of a sticky situation, 'Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover' meets 'Johnny B Goode.' "
Between Hurricanes is Stephen Fearing's eighth solo album. Over the course of his celebrated career he has collaborated with a long list of artists that includes: Shawn Colvin, Richard Thompson, Sarah McLachlan, Tom Wilson, Colin Linden, and Margo Timmins. Recently, he produced Happy Here, the latest JUNO-nominated album from Suzie Vinnick.
Cassie Josephine & Gabriel Minnikin
Opening for Stephen Fearing – July 1st, 2016
Gabriel Minnikin was a founding member of acclaimed country outfit The Guthries and then a world travelling solo artist touring with the likes of First Aid Kit, Justin Townes Earle, The Handsome Family, Caitlin Rose, and his marvellous talent of a sister, Ruth Minnikin. Gabriel recorded his last solo album, Parakeets with Parasols, in Manchester, UK in 2012 and soon headed back to East Coast Canada where he met Cassie just releasing her debut EP, Cutlery 'N' Cryin. Now, these two songwriters share the stage and their sound. Flower Country, their debut record as a duo is a split album of gentle twang-soaring harmonies, poetic lyrics, and melodies that both haunt and toe tap.


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Company directors jailed following fatal roof fall
Three company directors have been jailed today (May 19) following the death of a man who fell while working at a warehouse in Essex.
Nikolai Valkov, 63, died in hospital after falling through the roof of a warehouse in Harlow on 13 April 2015.
At Chelmsford Crown Court, Koseoglu Metalworks Ltd admitted an offence of corporate manslaughter and its sole director, Kadir Kose, admitted an offence under the Health and Safety at Work Act (HSWA).
Ozdil Investments Ltd denied corporate manslaughter and a HSWA offence but was convicted following a trial at Chelmsford Crown Court. Two of its directors, Firat Ozdil and Ozgur Ozdil, were convicted of a HSWA offence.
At the court today Firat Ozdil was jailed for one year, Ozgur Ozdil for 10 months and Kose for eight months.
The court heard how Ozdil Investments Ltd was the owner of the warehouse in question, called Ozdil House, where the roof needed repairs.
Both the Health and Safety Executive and Harlow District Council issued warnings to the company about the dangers involved in the repair work and specifically the need for safety measures such as netting to be put in place.
Despite this, Firat Ozdil and Ozgur Ozdil paid their friend Kose and his company Koseoglu Metalworks Ltd to carry out the work without netting or other safety measures.
The court heard Koseoglu Metalworks Ltd had no experience of roofing work and the fee paid by the Ozdils was approximately £100,000 less than a recognised roofing contractor would have charged.
Kose did not carry out a risk assessment at the site and sent staff employed by his company onto the roof without training.
While working on the roof, Mr Valkov stepped onto a discoloured skylight and fell to his death.
Luke Bulpitt, from the CPS, said: "By ignoring the safety measures they knew were required, the Odzils and their company risked the lives of everyone working on the roof in an attempt to save money.
"Kadir Kose and Koseoglu Metalworks undertook the work to the roof without taking any appropriate safety steps, gambling with the lives of their employees.
"Faced with the evidence against him, Kose and Koseoglu Metalworks admitted their guilt but the Ozdils and their company contested the charges. However, having heard the compelling case put forward by the prosecution, the jury returned guilty verdicts.
"Our thoughts remain with the family of Mr Valkov."
The prosecution followed an investigation by Essex Police.
At a hearing at Chelmsford Crown Court on 27 September 2016, Koseoglu Metal Works admitted corporate manslaughter and failing in its duty of care under Section 3 of the Health and Safety at Work Act. Kadir Kose admitted a charge of a failure of his duty under Section 3 of the HSWA.
Following a four-week trial at Chelmsford Crown Court which concluded in February 2017, Odzil Investments was convicted of corporate manslaughter and a gross breach of care under Section 3 of the HSWA. Firat Ozdil and Ozgur Ozdil were also each convicted of a failure of their duties under Section 3 of the HSWA.
Details of sentences:
Count 1 (Ozdil Investments - Corporate Manslaughter)
£500,000 Fine
£53,115.34 Costs
Count 2 (Ozdil Investments - s2 HSWA)
£160,000 Fine
Count 3 (Firat Ozdil)
12 months' imprisonment
Disqualified from being a Director for 10 years
Count 4 (Ozgur Ozdil)
10 months' imprisonment
Disqualified from being a director for 10 years
Count 5 (Koseoglu Metal Works Ltd)
£300,000 Fine
£21,236 Costs
Count 6 (Koseoglu Metal Works Ltd)
£100,000 Fine
Count 7 (Kose)
8 months' imprisonment
Disqualified from being a director for 10 years
Notes to Editors
- Luke Bulpitt is a Specialist Prosecutor with the CPS Special Crime and Counter Terrorism Division.
- For the latest in breaking news from the CPS Press Office follow @cpsuk on Twitter and visit our official News Brief - blog.cps.gov.uk
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The San Diego Museum of Art, the city's largest and oldest art museum, has appointed Roxana Velásquez Martínez del Campo as director. American-born but raised in Mexico, Velásquez is the first female director in the museum's 84-year history.
She is director of the prestigious Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes, which operates under the National Institute of Fine Arts, the federal cultural agency in Mexico City. Her previous posts as director include the Museo Nacional de San Carlos and the Museo National de Arte. She will begin work in San Diego in the fall, probably in early September.
Velásquez succeeds Derrick Cartwright, who was director for five years before leaving last year to head the Seattle Art Museum.
To find Velásquez, the museum used the New York search firm of Phillips Oppenheim and its own seven-member committee.
"She is vivacious, highly accomplished, and has great international contacts," said Ken Widder, the museum board's president. "She also has an outstanding record of exhibitions."
After Cartwright left on Sept. 11, the museum's deputy directors led the institution.
The museum, like others in recent years, suffered a dip in its endowment over the past two years. It dropped as much as 30 percent by early 2009, from $77.5 million to $53 million, and now stands at about $60 million. The annual operating budget is approximately $8.5 million, while in fiscal 2008-09 it was $10.43 million.


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Tramonto, who founded Tru restaurant with pastry chef Gale Gand in 1999, recently presented the salads to media at the Institute of Culinary Education in New York City. He assembled Wendy's new Apple Pecan Chicken, Baja, BLT Cobb and Spicy Chicken Caesar salad
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Skip to comments.Presidents proposed budget calls for strategic review of governments role in TVA
Posted on 05/07/2013 2:23:29 PM PDT by thackney
The president's recently proposed budget for fiscal year 2014 included a strategic review of the federal government's role in the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). TVA is a federally owned corporation that owns and operates 56 power plants in the Tennessee Valley Region, which stretches across parts of six states (Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Tennessee). TVA's plants are primarily hydroelectric, natural gas, nuclear, and coal-fired facilities with a combined net summer capacity of more than 35 gigawatts (GW), about 3% of the total U.S. electricity capacity.
According to the proposed 2014 budget, TVA's current capital investment plan includes more than $25 billion of expenditures over the next 10 years. TVA's current debt is roughly $25 billion, only $5 billion under the agency's $30 billion statutory cap on indebtedness. Given TVA's debt constraints and the effect on the federal deficit of its increasing capital expenditures, the budget proposal explained that reducing or eliminating the federal government's role in programs such as TVA could improve the country's fiscal conditions.
Congress established TVA in 1933 to address flood control, power supply, and economic development problems during the Great Depression. TVA expanded during World War II to produce the electricity for aluminum smelters in the region.
TVA currently owns and operates 303 generating units at its 56 plants. About one-third of the generators are hydroelectric, including the 2.5-GW Cumberland Dam in Tennessee, which is the third largest hydroelectric facility in the country and one of only 24 power plants in the country that are 2.5 GW or larger. TVA's other large plants are the 3.3-GW Browns Ferry nuclear plant in Alabama, the 2.6-GW natural gas and coal Johnsonville plant in Tennessee (consisting of 30 generators), and the 2.3-GW Sequoyah nuclear plant in Tennessee.
The utility's largest current project is the completion of the Watts Bar 2 nuclear unit in eastern Tennessee. Construction of this unit began in 1973, was suspended in 1985, and resumed in 2008. The project, which is behind schedule and over budget, is currently expected to be completed by the end of 2015.
|Type of electric generator
|Number of generators
|Net summer capacity (megawatts)
|Capacity share of total (%)
|Natural gas
|Conventional hydro
|Pumped storage
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860, Annual Electric Generator Report.
Rather than selling power directly to end users, TVA sells wholesale power to other utilities. TVA sells electricity to 155 utilities, who in turn serve more than 9 million customers, including 51 large industrial customers, and 6 federal installations.
TVA operates nearly 16,000 circuit miles of transmission lines and is connected directly to 12 other electric systems, including two major regional transmission organizations (PJM and MISO) as well as large territories operated by Southern Company and Entergy. The company is also strategically located in the central region of the eastern United States. These assets and their strategic location could enter into the valuation of TVA if a sale is pursued by the federal government.
Well id Obummer has anything to do with it. I may be dark in the Tennesse Valley!
It's a little hard to believe though, isn't it?
Somewhere, somehow, somewho there's gonna be graft, corruption and behind the scenes dealing going on with this. Betcha it gets sold to his campaign donors for a song. Or used to further our energy anemia.
The non hydro generators can be sold. .The hydro plants and locks can be turned over to the Corps of Engineers.
The problem will be the relations with the various locally owned power boards that retail and distribute the power.
I'm for it.
I lived in the area served by TVA for many years. I can't find fault with privatization of a gov't agency; however this will cause headaches. Rates are generally low, and many rural areas are served by rural coops that distribute TVA's power - wonder how that will be affected? Suspect that TVA will become a prize to be distributed among influential rats - thus rates will skyrocket and service will plummet.
I wonder if O wants to shut the TVA down because it serves "red" states. You know Obama, he believes in the revenge factor
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I did grow to love this place :)
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November 4th, 2005 – by: Aquedita
So to make a long story short - I applied to a couple of universities, and since I got accepted to all of them I could take my pick ;) I've set my mind for Japanese studies in Poznań (I had to pass on Humanistic Studies in Toruń, it was so sad :() and while I had my doubts about my major, I never wondered have I chosen the right place :)
Poznań is different from any other place I know.
I was the first (and for now-the only) person to write a description for Poznań HERE => http://www.travbuddy.com/Poznan-travel-guide-1143318
I decided to upload some b&w photos of how this town used to look like back in the old days. That is before and during WWII.
All of the pictures were found on www.tutej.pl
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- Date of passing: May 28, 2015
|Let the memory of Robert be with us forever
"Mr. Miller I truly miss your words of wisdom and your kind heart. You always had something helpful to say to me continue to rest in glory"
"Mr. Miller I miss your beautiful smile, your words of wisdom and the ways u help to work, on the compound at Oak Hill. Mr. Miller your Leadership is well Miss. Continue to R.I.P."
"Mr. Miller the thing I'll miss most about you is your genuineness. You always had words of encouragement, and you were always there whenever help was needed. We had great conversations, and you always gave good advice, and I knew you genuinely cared. I'll miss you and never forget you. Rest in Power good Brother!!"
"Robert Miller, good friend and ex-coworker, you will truly be missed. God bless you and the family you leave behind."
"Miller you will forever be missed I thank God for allowing me the opportunity to meet one of his angel in the presence until we meet again I Love you forever and always..."
"Dear Team,
I am truly saddened to announce that Lead Youth Development Representative Robert Miller passed away last evening. LYDR Miller was a 28 year veteran of DYRS who gave of himself tirelessly and touched many many lives over his extraordinary career. For many years and countless hours, LYDR Miller provided quality care, wise counsel and skilled supervision to DYRS youth. Yet LYDR Miller was also a very important role model, coach, leader, and friend to hundreds of staff over the span of many years. it is no exaggeration to say that LYDR Miller was a pillar of the department and a treasure to the District.
LYDR Robert Miller, a true leader and beloved colleague, will be sorely missed but will live on in the hearts and minds of those who knew him, worked with him and loved him. Let us pray for the Miller family and uplift the life and work of LYDR Miller as an inspiration for us to support and strengthen one another as we seek to serve our young people and their families.
Clinton Lacey"
"Robert Miller so many loved you. God came to take you home. We all will miss you."
"My brother, friend and brother in Christ Jesus.
Robert we will miss you here on earth but you will never leave us. You have for 35 years been a leader in my life and you will always be.
Love you forever Deacon Michael T. Moore and I say that because you assist me in getting closer to God and I will see you again.
Love you"
"Miller we spent many many years together. I genuinely will miss you and will always respect and admire the man you were. I know you and Big Gordon are catching up on old times. RIP"
"You were TRULY one of the most genuine individuals who have graced this planet. You've impacted SO MANY on your journey here with us. I keep all of the advice you've given me for the years we've known each other. Thank you for believing in me when I didn't believe in myself and giving so much of you to us and to others we probably don't even know. JOB WELL DONE, ROBERT MILLER!!!! Job well done. Gonna miss you, Unc!!! From this day forward, to honor you, I will try to be the best at what I do at all times because that's one of the many pieces of advice you gave to me. Rest in eternal paradise."
"Miller, you will be forever missed. Your smile and conversations were never ignored. May you rest in eternal Peace."
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Only 7% of Syrian women in Jordan work. Syrian refugee Lara Shaheen wants to change that. She noticed a lot of the Syrian women were sewing, weaving or making handicrafts. She started taking pictures of the items and selling them on Facebook, splitting the profits with the women. Despite not having a work permit, Shaheen developed the project into a small business and now employs five women full time at her office. #SheMeansBusiness Link
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Maybe I missed something, but I haven't seen any "fools" celebrating it.
George Tiller was a despicable human being, and I don't see any point in pretending otherwise, which would be sheer hypocrisy.
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I got out of a bad marriage in July of 1999. In the divorce, he got all of the friends, except for one, a young woman named Bonnie. Bonnie, who was only 18 to my 26, did her best to call me, email me, and keep me from retreating from the world. In September, she asked me if I'd like to go to a movie, and I said sure. She called me a couple days later, she asked if she could bring her cousin, I said ok. The day of the movie, she emailed me and asked if she could bring her brother as well. No problem, I said. I got to the theater early, drove myself, and waited inside for her.
There were three men in the lobby too, obviously waiting for someone else. One was wearing a Superman shirt, another was wearing a green shirt with a Celtic type tree design. When Bonnie breezed through the doors, we all moved toward her, and she did the introductions. She had invited every eligible male in her family: her brother Johnny, and her cousins (who were brothers) Eric and Jesse. We watched the Blair Witch Project and then went to Perkins to eat and chat. I sat across from Jesse and next to Bonnie. Conversation flowed easily around the cousins as they teased each other; they had a great relationship.
I went home that night and didn't think too much more about it. Bonnie called me up and invited me out again the following weekend to go bowling, again with her cousins. Eric ended up on a date, but Jesse came along. We bowled, and I found myself watching him...a lot. Bonnie and I exchanged multiple emails where I asked her if he was interested in me. (All the while he was asking the same about me, but we had both sworn her to secrecy so she couldn't actually let on to either of us) I asked Jesse to help me pick up some furniture (my ex had taken the bed and couch), but the woman we were supposed to pick them up from never showed. So we sat in my dad's pick up truck for hours in her driveway. We talked about the stars and great books and our dreams and before the night was through, I was in love.
It took months before we both admitted our feelings for each other, but it all started because my best friend decided she liked me enough to want me to be a permanent part of her family. When Jesse and I got married in 2002, she was my maid of honor, and when our daughter, Mia, was born in 2003, she was the godmother. I owe her for life for introducing me to the man of my dreams.
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Ottawa Senators 2008 Mid-Season Recap
Recap: It's no surprise to find the Ottawa Senators at the top of the pack in the Eastern Conference. Their up-tempo, aggressive style of hockey has given them a reputation to be a tough opponent on the road, and almost unbeatable at home where they have sold out the last 19 games. The Senators are not shy to shoot the puck, averaging 31 shots a game through their first 49 contests. Leading the charge are right-wingman Daniel Alfredsson, left-wingman Dany Heatly, and center Jason Spezza. The trio has combined for 171 total points on the ice thus far and do not expect for those numbers to drop off anytime soon.
2nd Half – The Senators will have no problem reaching the Eastern Conference playoffs but they have their eye on that number one seed. If the team stays healthy, and the offensive barrage continues they should have no problem fending off other Eastern Conference challengers.
Team Name: Ottawa Senators (30-15-4)
Northeast Division Standing: 1st place
Conference Standing: 1st place
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My take on the Twin!Boy Who Lived fic. Two-shot inspired by Doctor Who Series 6 episode A Good Man Goes to War, and crossed over with Marvel and Doctor Who. Originally going to be made into a longer fic, but I thought this would be best as a two-Shot. Maybe prequels and sequels will follow. Maybe. And don't worry if you're confused... you're meant to be.
When a Good Man Goes to War
"I surrender," the Boy Who Lived, Michael Potter, son of Lily Potter and James Potter, said, breaking the silence – standing between Dumbledore and Voldemort. His gaze glanced at several Death Eaters, who were massacring innocent children caught in the Great Hall. "I surrender."
"Michael, No!" protested Ginny Weasley. "You can't do this!"
"I know what I'm doing," Michael responded confidently, letting the wand drop to the floor. "Go on and kill me, Lord... Voldemort. Kill me if it means that these people will live."
There was a shocked silence around the Great Hall, as Michael used Lord Voldemort's title for the first time. Everybody knew that Michael, and all of the Potters, called him by his name – You-Know-Who. But, Harry had taught him – fear of the name increases fear of the thing itself. Harry, the twin he had neglected, abused. The twin – who had disappeared in Fourth year, never to return. Until last night. The night, when he brought warnings to Michael – and told him of the plan. And, incredibly – however ridiculous it sounded at first, Michael was agreeing with it.
Even if it meant allowing Tom Marvalo Riddle to gloat at Michael and the defenders, and the Boy Who Lived to be humiliated in front of the entire school of Hogwarts Witchcraft and Wizardry.
His wand crashed to the floor, the sound emitting could be heard amongst the silence. But the silence only lasted a minute, at most – before Voldemort laughed. The Dark Lord actually laughed, bringing his own wand to bear, and pointing it at Michael. "Given up already, Potter? I was expecting you to have some fight left in you after all. But no matter, it saves me from spilling more magical blood. I am glad you chose to die for yourself – rather than let others die for you."
Michael flinched, his pride wounded, but he could do nothing. He was not going to do anything – if he was following what Harry had told him to do in the first place. "Stop with the pleasantries, Voldemort. If you're going to kill me, don't gloat and just do it."
Voldemort smiled a wicked smile, glancing towards the Death Eaters, the Death Eaters – who nobody to this day, knew the identity of. They hadn't known during the last war, apart from one or two minor ones that lay captured in Azkaban, and now – they still didn't know.
"Oh, my boy – if only you could escape that easily," Voldemort said with a smile, rotating his wand through his fingers. "But now, I'm in charge. I think, I ought to show you who my followers are. At long last, the Death Eaters will be revealed to the public world. My loyal followers. Come forward. Three of you. You know who you are."
Three Death Eaters stepped forward, in perfect unison. They were cloaked, and their masks looked directly at the defenders, cut off – outmanoeuvred and outnumbered. There was no escape. Michael could only hope and pray that whatever Harry was going to do, he was going to do it soon. Despite himself living still, he didn't want to die.
"Now, these are my Death Eaters," continued Voldemort. "My loyal minions. They will follow me... anywhere. They will do what I command. And, before Potter is dead, I'd like you to see that you were all right, Dumbledore – you old fool. You were right about Death Eaters having infiltrated the Ministry."
There were several shocked gasps from the younger students who still had the naivety to believe that the Ministry was all powerful. "First of all, I would like to introduce a very familiar face to most of you. Lucius Malfoy, one of the Minister's most skilled and loyal Advisors."
The hood was off, revealing the pale-haired form of Lucius Malfoy, a grim smile on his face, observing... observing everybody, his eyes darting around the school for possible threats. But, there was none. Both sides had agreed an unofficial and uneasy truce, that would no doubt – only last until Voldemort had finished his speech.
"Second," Voldemort continued, "I would like to introduce to you all the next member of my Death Eater forces... Walden McNair, one of the Minister's Chief Executioners."
McNair's hood was thrown off by the man, allowing Hogwarts to see his ugly, unattractive face.
"And, finally – my most valued of all Death Eaters," explained Voldemort. "The one who is most loyal. The one who has never let me down and I believe – has infiltrated the school under my command, and has even shared a bed with the unknowing Boy Who Lived."
Michael looked embarrassed, but knew that this was where Harry would introduce himself. He just knew. He couldn't let them down, especially after he had helped Michael deal with Bellatrix Lestrange, under the Polyjuice disguise as Michael's girlfriend, and formerly – Harry Potter's only friend, Hermione Granger. Voldemort couldn't have been kept up to date on Bellatrix's positions, or else he would know that she was no longer an operative. Maybe – he had been so convinced that she was undefeatable.
"Bellatrix Lestrange!" exclaimed Voldemort, triumphantly - and the hood was flicked back, dangling at the neck of the very masculine and very younger teenage body that stood there, a broad smile on his face.
"Hello Hogwarts, Guess Who?" Harry James Potter, exclaimed, waving to the shocked Death Eaters and students alike, who were even more stunned by this than they had been by Voldemort attacking the place that held the only man that he had ever feared, Albus Dumbledore, and the fact that Michael Potter had surrendered before even starting to duel Voldemort. Stepping up in front of the speechless Voldemort, he turned, the Death Eater hood cast down, to take in the fighters, who still held their uneasy truce, pausing slightly before continuing. "Yep – it's me, Harry Potter. And to answer your question, no I'm not Bellatrix Lestrange – the real Bellatrix Lestrange is currently held in a prison. A very secure prison, I believe it's called the Stormcage, the last time I checked. She won't be getting out of there."
"But anyway, I digress," he said, holding up both hands, waving them. "Please, point a wand at me if it helps you relax. You're only wizards."
The Death Eaters leapt into action, one-by-one, raising their wands at Harry. Even some of the defenders of Hogwarts pointed wands at him, Dumbledore included. Amongst the crowd, Michael Potter merely stood there, smiling – watching the whole scene play out before his eyes. "Now then, Tommy-Boy! Before you or one of your minions decides to end my life, here's a quick history lesson."
As he spoke, he lifted his hands upwards towards the castle lights, the eyes of the combatants following his movement. "You see these lights. These are old lights. Very old lights that have been there since the time of Hogwarts herself."
"We all know that, Potter, even the first year Mudbloods" Voldemort snapped, restraining his wand, wondering what the boy could possibly have to say about the Hogwarts lights. "What is your point?"
"Hold on a minute, Tommy-Boy, I'm getting there," said Harry, triumphantly, a broad grin on his face. "My point is, this. You see, everybody believes these lights are magical. I mean, it would make sense right? Magical school, magical people, therefore – magical lights. But, here's the catch. They're not magical. In fact, they're completely the opposite of magical anything! They are... lights made out of technology! I know magic is wide and varied, but really, matching the exact weather outside at all times?"
Everybody was still speechless. If this intruder was brave enough to come and stand, right in front of Voldemort's Death Eaters, without even a wand, he was clearly brave enough, or mad enough – to have something planned. And that was what seemingly kept the Hogwarts occupants, Death Eater and defender alike, silent. "Yep, they're controlled by technology. The stuff that Muggles made. Which, here's the kicker. How can technology work when there are wards put up to make it not work? Everybody knows this. Muggle things don't work in Hogwarts because of the magic. Well, I'm about to disapprove that theory. Too much magic in the air was a bit, well – cheesy to be precise. But nevertheless..."
He produced a silver coloured pistol from underneath his robes, and pointed it into the skies. Several muggleborns backed away, and many (purebloods and none purebloods alike) jumped when he fired the pistol into the air. Bang! Bang!
The bullets shot upwards into the heavens of the Great Hall. "Ta, da! There goes the theory that has been uphold for a millennia, disproven in seconds by a seventeen year old boy with a pistol, attitude and balls. Oh yes, and a plan. Because, these lights have to be controlled from somewhere, right? And, right now – just for this second, the House-Elves that normally control the lights are getting their first ever holiday in several hundred years. Yep, that's right people – because these lights are now about to be controlled, just for under an hour, by Hogwarts' finest house elves. I give you, Dobby and Winky!"
His left arm shot outwards and upwards, as a familiar voice, the voice of Dobby the House Elf, filtered through the hall of Hogwarts. "Harry Potter sir wishes Dobby to press red button?"
"Yep, that's right! Big red button, Dobby!" Harry shouted, smiling, before turning back to face Voldemort. "Now then, Tommy Boy. One warning. Three minutes, forty-two seconds."
"What?" Voldemort was the first one who had spoken, other than Harry Potter – in a while. He was, for the first time in his life, confused. What had happened to Bellatrix Lestrange, and why was Potter, the twin that had run away, back here, and with the power to make even the infamous Dark Lord Voldemort himself, speechless?
That was when the Hall plunged into complete darkness, with Harry Potter ripping his Death Eater robe back on, and seemingly departing from the scene. And that, was when complete and utter pandemonium erupted within the ranks of the Death Eaters.
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Plasma Freeze (Japanese: ラセンフォース・ライデンナックル Rasen Force · Raiden Knuckle) is the name given to the ninth main expansion of cards from the English Black & White Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The Japanese release is the eighth of the BW era.
Plasma Freeze is the ninth expansion of the Black & White Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. This set continues centering around Team Plasma and features Deoxys and Thundurus Therian Forme. It was released December 14, 2012 in Japan and was released in the US on May 8, 2013.
Plasma Freeze includes 122 different cards, including six Pokémon-EX: Heatran-EX, Thundurus-EX, Deoxys-EX, Latias-EX, Latios-EX and Tornadus-EX.
Plasma Freeze contains cards from the Rasen Force · Raiden Knuckle expansion, and the Team Plasma Battle Gift Set.
The Prerelease promo is Metagross from the BW Black Star Promos, which was also given to those who buy either a Spiral Force or Thunder Knuckle booster box at participating stores in Japan.
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Why Would Newt Want to Ban Reporters from Moderating Debates?
I've read this through several times and can't quite figure out why Newt Gingrich would say this.
"As your nominee, I will not accept debates in the fall in which the reporters are the moderators," he said, "because you don't need to have a second Obama person in the debate."
Doesn't Gingrich owe his South Carolina victory to ABC News and John King? Hasn't he ridden media bashing in debates to the front of the GOP pack, twice? It makes no strategic sense for him to ban reporters from moderating debates. He needs them, to some extent, serve as foils.
So, I guess, he doesn't really mean it. If he is the nominee and debates are scheduled with reporters as moderators, Newt Gingrich is not about to turn away from that. He knows as well as anyone that debates are his time to shine. He knows what media bashing has done for his campaign.
Personally, I would like to see someone other than reporters moderate debates. The media are 90% or more Democrats, stacking the deck against Republicans. Gingrich is dead right about that. That's precisely why Newt needs them.The mainstream media is not trusted or liked. They're the perfect targets of Gingrich's justified rage.
It would be worthwhile to mix in moderators who are prominent for having done big things -- a Norman Schwartzkopf to ask questions about military and foreign policy, a successful entrepreneur, a religious figure, etc. I'm no fan of Rick Warren's, but didn't he moderate a pretty interesting forum/debate in 2008? We would get much broader set of questions from a broader and more interesting slice of America if we cycled in moderators who aren't reporters. I'm all for that.
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User review on Nissan Terrano written by Sishmita Kumari on 04 August 2015
Sishmita Kumari's review on Nissan Terrano XL D Plus
Year of Manufacture : 2015 | Driven no. of Kms. : 9950
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I agree with Srinivas and Sameer on the performance and handling issues. Nissan Terrano is SUV of great talent, I must admit. It never fails me whenever I am in need of power. It has a consistent performance as it is heavily equipped with the recent technology inside the hood. The looks are appealing to one's strong personality. I would like to comment on fuel efficiency. The performance is no doubt amazing and you don't have to hesitate a bit.
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