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Ted Cruz Is the #1 Enemy of the American Middle Class
Let's apply some good '0le common sense to the 2016 Republican Primary in order to competently predict what lies ahead.
"From The Twilight Zone, I can see that a few billionaires are shipping tens of millions of jobs and trillions of dollars out of the country, and spreading economic misery upon a nation on an unparalleled level. And these owners of Wall Street, the Federal Reserve and Military Industrial Complex will stop at nothing to continue the gravy train that they set into motion with NAFTA."
"When I am President, we will keep these jobs home in America. No more with the $500 billlion per year trade deficit with China. No more shutting down American factories and shipping our jobs overseas and bringing back products tax free into America. No more Pfizer's, they will make their product in America or go broke."
Billionaires Only Viable AlternativeSenator Ted Cruz is correct, the Republican primary is now a two person race between himself and Donald Trump. Cruz has begun to VAGUELY position himself in opposition to the free trade agreements which have destroyed this country and its middle class. Is Cruz a more civilized and viable alternative to Donald Trump at home.
"I will keep American jobs at home." Cruz has begun to mimic Trump's anti-free trade agreement stance, albeit in a very vague manner. Is he telling the truth? Hell no! He takes money for his campaign from the very Wall Street entities that are financially raping the country. And this has occurred on Ted's watch. Cruz is Wall Street's last LEGITIMATE chance to legally stop Trump from making good on his threats to keep American jobs inside the country. Cruz is lying and under his potential presidential watch, the Wall Street. carnage being carried out by Wall Street will only increase. Why? Because charity begins at home. Look at the next two graphics
Cruz took out a Wall Street loan to run for the Senate in 2003 and then he failed to disclose this fact as required by law. Cruz is not only a liar, he is a criminal.
Ted Cruz is sleeping with the enemy. His wife is a senior VP at Goldman Sachs, the most corrupt banking institution outside the Federal Reserve. Goldman Sachs and its cronies are a major player in free trade agreements. She is also a regional head of the Council on Foreign Relations. You know, the Rockefeller guys who have wanted a one-world government and economy since the 1920's.
Stealing the Election for Cruz
In a 2006 documentary entitled, Hacking Democracy, PBS exposed Diebold and their role in rigging elections with their electronic voting machines. It was the first time that any average America was made privy to the fact there was a concentrated effort to steal elections and subsequently deny the will of the people. Most Americans did not believe the documentary. On the heels of this revelation, there came the revelation of Clinton Eugene "Clint" Curtis is an American attorney, computer programmer and ex-employee of NASA and ExxonMobil, who also exposed election hacking. What was remarkable about Curtis is that he actually was one of the computer programmers who wrote code designed to steal elections through the fraudulent use of electronic voting machines.
Voter Fraud In FloridaLast night, leading Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's name was left off Florida primary ballots according to reports relayed by Fox Business Network's Jennifer Eckhart on Twitter who said the local Fox affiliate has received "dozens of complaints."
Eckhart wrote the irregularities are in "Jupiter County" which does not exist. Clearly meant the town of Jupiter or Palm Beach County where Jupiter is located. Palm Beach County is where Trump's Florida base Mar-a-Lago is located.
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Hearing reports from friends in my home state of Florida that@realDonaldTrump is left OFF of voting ballots at various polling stations
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Hearing reports from friends in my home state of Florida that@realDonaldTrump is left OFF of voting ballots at various polling stations
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@realDonaldTrump Up to 15 people now have called me to complain that Trump is left off their voting ballot in Florida@DonaldJTrumpJr
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"If you're a registered voter in Florida and you've received a ballot w/ @realDonaldTrump OFF the ballot – contact me. @FoxNews on the story."
# It Is Not OverTrump may have a commanding lead, and this race should be over. But because of what Trump represents, it is not over. The other side will stop at nothing, and I mean nothing to strip the American people their right to choose their destiny. The only way to stop the voter fraud that is underway, is to out-vote the other side in such numbers, that voter fraud will not work! Remember, this is all being done in the name of stealing the election from Trump and to hand it the choice of the NWO, Ted Cruz.
Things are about to get very ugly.


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Friday afternoon, Wise Guise founding members Joseph and Palmer Williams became parents. As with all substantial news in the social media era, the revelation of this birth came from a collage in my Instagram feed of two clearly exhausted young parents cradling a small baby in their arms.
I kid, of course. In reality, I had been repeatedly asking for updates from Joseph over the past few months about how things were coming along and if they were ready for their child's arrival. I texted and tweeted him eagerly Friday, sensing Jack's entry to our world was near and eagerly waiting for the first details.
And so, to many "Congrats!" and likes, the newest addition the Williams family was born. I'm confident in future weeks we'll get a post from Joseph and/or Palmer describing the joys of parenthood. Well, maybe we'll get that. That prediction relies on how much sleep the two will actually get. Speaking from many discussions with friends who already have nurseries in their homes, the roles of young father and mother do not seem to have the requirement of "well-rested" on the list of job duties.
Allow me to get the post party started early and congratulate Jack. Yes, Jack. Don't Joseph and Palmer deserve congratulations instead? I suppose. I'm expecting they've heard and will continue to hear most of that in the coming days. I don't feel as if that sentiment deserves repeating by yet another voice.
No, instead, I'll congratulate Jack. Child, you don't realize it yet (nor can you read this yet), but you have really lucked up. In terms of births, you've hit the biological jackpot. Your parents are two of the most loving, caring people I've ever known, and the fact they're now the guardians of your future is cause for true celebration.
I was fortunate in meeting your parents later in life. Unclouded by the uncertainty and vanity of youth, I began chatting with Joseph and Palmer through e-mails in our mid-20s. By that point in your life, Jack, you'll discover your tolerance for friendship is limited to folks who have the same strange interests you do – and the same heart.
You will discover as you grow older time is only one factor in the formation of relationships, and it is perhaps the least substantial. The most important elements are the principles shared between family and friends. And in your parents, I found a true match of principles: a quest for knowledge, a love for good art (cinema, especially) and a generous spirit toward others.
Does that mean your parents and I agree on everything, Jack? Absolutely not. In fact, on more than one occasion, the Gmail chats between your father and I represent a poor man's version of the infamous William Buckley/Gore Vidal televised debates of the 1960s and 1970s (your father, Buckley and I, Vidal, naturally).
Those quibbles mean little. Such differences often are when you develop a strong foundation between individuals. No matter how far out our political banter went, our mutual love and respect for one another led us back to common ground. We admired each other's positions and honestly were interested in the insight being brought to table. When you find friendships like that, you hold on to them and treasure them.
Gmail chats were rather minuscule compared to everything else. Your parents were supportive ears following my mother's passing. They've got behind most of the crazy ideas I've had and been eager to hear my voice on various issues. Like all great people, they are those glimmers of light in the darkness life often casts over us all, and I'm forever grateful for that illumination.
Why are especially important to me? Because I named the child in my children's book "Lessons from a Southern Mother" Jack after your father decided on your name. We had discussed the possibility early on, and when the gender was revealed and Joseph said that was the naming option they were most compelled by, I decided to move forward with that name.
You shouldn't feel special over that, though. Having a name that inspires a children's book character is a big deal, for sure, but it's nowhere near as valuable as having the terrific family you've arrived into now. You hit the jackpot, kiddo. Congratulations. My blessing for you is to carry on the tremendous love your parents have for humanity.
God bless you, Jack. Welcome to our world.


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Hi all,
Just putting together a list for my new October build for the W7 launch and am going to go with a "Raid 1" set up using 2x wd caviar black 1tb drives.
I have not gone down the raid route before but understand that raid drivers needed to be loaded by floppy during installation.
I was hoping not to have to buy a floppy drive so wanted to know if in W7 USB support was available during install to allow raid drivers to be installed from a mem stick when prompted??
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You will not need a floppy. CD and USB will be available.
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For most systems Windows 7 has the RAID drivers included so you don't need to use a floppy or CD. What motherboard do you have?
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The acrylic set up comes courtesy of Muji and Homebase, whilst my desk is from Next, along with a few little randoms on the way. I also like to use my empty Diptique candle jars to keep cotton buds and brushes in (speaking of Diptique, check back later today for something new from them). Basically I'm just a walking cliche with my acrylic storage, white desk and Diptique jars - and I loves it!
The Video: Makeup Collection and Storage
The acrylic set up comes courtesy of Muji and Homebase, whilst my desk is from Next, along with a few little randoms on the way. I also like to use my empty Diptique candle jars to keep cotton buds and brushes in (speaking of Diptique, check back later today for something new from them). Basically I'm just a walking cliche with my acrylic storage, white desk and Diptique jars - and I loves it!
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Southern railways announced new special trains between Secunderabad and Velankanni to avoid extra rush of passengers during the Velankanni season. Following are the details
Train Details:
Train No. 07059 / 07060 Secunderabad - Velankanni special train
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Train No. 07060 Secunderabad - Velankanni special train will leave Secunderabad at 07.40 hrs on 04.09.2015 (Friday) and arrive Velankanni at 10.00 hrs. the next day. Train No. 07059 Velankanni - Secunderabad special train will leave Velankanni at 13.00 hrs on 05.09.2015 (Saturday) and arrive Secunderabad at 15.00 hrs the next day.
This trains will stop at Kazipet, Warangal, Khammam, Vijayawada, Tenali, ongole, Nellore, Gudur, Renigunta, Katpadi, Tiruvannamalai, Villupuram, Tirupadaripuliyur, Chidambaram, Sirkazhi, Mayiladuthurai, Tiruvarur and Nagapattinam.
These special trains will have 1 AC 2-tier, 2 AC 3-tier, 8 Sleeper Class, 6 General Second Class and 2 luggage-cum-brake van coaches with accommodation for the differently able.


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All this time we're wondering what's happening to 'Ghostbusters 3' when we just needed to ask Ernie Hudson, the fourth (and my personal favorite) Ghostbuster, Winston Zeddemore. You gotta love Winston; his shtick was that he just wanted the paycheck. While the other three maniacs ran around blazing ghosts, romancing women and feverishly attempting to save the world, Winston just wanted a pack of smokes and a lunch break.
Speaking to Movie Mikes, Hudson also had a little 'Ghostbusters 3' update of his own. While Dan Aykroyd recently confirmed reports that Bill Hader and Anna Faris were among the talent being considered for the third movie, Hudson confirmed reports that Bill Murray is really turning into a serious problem child.
He says, "Dan and Harold are working on the script. If it happens we will see, but Bill has been the hold up. His definition of good is a little bit different than everybody elses. So we will see, I would love to see it happen. I know the fans have been asking for it ... so hopefully. Bill's a great guy, he's kind of quirky but I love him. He's a guy who is very much into what he's feeling. I know he really cares about his work, which is probably why there hasn't been another Ghostbusters as of yet."
Will Aykroyd and Ramis manage to deliver a script that's good enough for Murray, or is it possible this sequel could happen without Murray's involvement at all?
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The Australian Grand Prix could face its biggest test of popularity next year as the Commonwealth Games have forced the Melbourne Formula One race to be shifted from early March to late April - when the AFL season is in full swing.
And in a further blow, the popular V8 supercars are threatening to withdraw from the support card if the Grand Prix is run on April 23 or 30.
AVESCO, the company that runs the supercars competition, has always said the V8s were as popular in Melbourne as the F1, and we may soon find out how many Grand Prix patrons are there for the V8s.
AVESCO insisted the V8 supercars would not be able to race at Albert Park if the GP is pushed back to April to avoid clashing with the Games, which run from March 15-26 next year.
The V8s traditionally have a non-championship hit-out at the GP, which is a fortnight before the Clipsal 500.
AVESCO said it would send along its second-division V8 category to fulfil its contractual obligation with the Grand Prix organisers. However, that is likely to be a major disappointment for V8 fans.
Formula One rescheduling aside, the V8 supercars calendar is likely to have a different appearance next year as AVESCO continues its push for more offshore events and street races in Australian cities.
AVESCO is looking longingly at the Middle East, with Bahrain and Dubai favoured, and Townsville. These moves could jeopardise V8 races at Oran Park and Eastern Creek in Sydney, and Queensland Raceway near Ipswich, as AVESCO is not keen to expand the number of title rounds.
New Zealand's championship round is also in doubt. Pukekohe's contract expired after last weekend's round, and AVESCO chairman Tony Cochrane has been pushing for a street race in Wellington. But Cochrane has left the door open for a return to Pukekohe, a venue he once said was unsuitable for V8 racing.
Greg Murphy, who scored another clean sweep of the three Pukekohe races at the weekend, wouldn't mind if every V8 supercar race was held at the old horse racing track 40 kilometres from Auckland.
The Kiwi star grabbed his fourth overall victory in five years at Pukekohe, winning in the dark after the final race was red-flagged and the restart delayed after a frightening multi-car crash.
Murphy's points elevated him to fifth on the title table, which is still led by reigning champion Marcos Ambrose, who found himself in some aggravation in all races but was relieved to finish third overall.


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With compliance to FSMA's Sanitary Transportation of Human and Animal Food rule now in effect for both domestic and international transportation of food to the US, manufacturers and carriers alike are sorting out the implications. There's a new must watch video for food transporters. Judi Lazaro, Senior Director of Client Development, covers key requirements of sanitary transportation and how you can prepare your facility for FSMA regulations.


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I have just watched a news report about 80 major tornadoes causing devastation through four US states including Illinois. The footage was horrendous. Thinking of the victims ... and hoping every hubber in the US makes some effort to help people in those communities rebuild their shattered lives.
I wonder how many will consider building underground houses with earth covered roofs. I know I would.
So true LTM. I feel horrible thinking about what those folks have had to go through. It certainly seems as though Mother Nature has been more destructive of late, doesn't it? Earthquakes in Haiti, twisters in the U.S., super-typhoon in the Philippines ... What is GOING ON here???
Hi ENB. In Australia we are gearing up for a fearful bushfire season. Fires began early but in the past few weeks we've had rain, hail and storms. Won't be long before the fires are on the radar again though.
Interesting the way things are going. Where in the past many countries have been eager and ready to help with international aid, I can't help but wonder what will happen if the entire world is suffering their own traumas at home.
I hope every individual retains sufficient compassion to help their neighbours instead of relying on external aid.
I am embarrassed to say that I didn't know much about the bushfire problem in the land of "Down Under" (... Did I say that right?). I trust that you and your family are safe?
Today we are, thank you. We had a scare a few weeks ago and the coming summer months will be challenging. However I built a very cheap but hopefully very effective fire bunker near our house (yes, I hubbed about it, lol) in case we don't have time to evacuate.
What began as a joke as I dug the big hole by hand has become the envy of my neighbours. From time to time a local approaches me to tell me of someone else who is copying my design.
I have noticed a tree that has grown so tall it might fall on my bunker. Unlikely, but possible. I'm hoping to drop that tree within the next few weeks ... in the opposite direction if all goes to plan!
PS. It is generally 'the land down under' without the 'of' - but I am only pointing that out because you asked.
I never heard about the bush fires of Australia either. I have never witnessed anything like this year of tornados in the Midwest. My heart bleeds for these people. How do you even know where to start when you lose everything? I know you have your life, certainly most important. But the shock of it all must take a huge toll on you. Then what about sick people who need meds everyday? Little kids who need diapers and formula? It seems it takes emergency crews time to get wherever it is.
The Philippine situation is so sad I can't stand to watch anymore. I sent a lot of clothing. About two years ago, my husband and I were talking about how lucky we were to live in New Jersey. Then we had a freak snow storm on Halloween and it was just heavy enough to break the power lines. We were without heat, light, and hot water for 8 days. Then last year it was Hurricane Sandy. Another 8 days. It's cold at that time of year, especially after a storm. Thankfully I used to camp a lot in my younger days, so I did pretty well, but it gets tough.
The NJ shore got all the attention, but really the Northwest part of the state and a lot of NY state had terrible damage. Now the insurance companies are changing the rules, and insisting homes a certain distance from the water need to be built on stilts. So I've seen a lot of houses framed out on stilts, but it's a year later, and the homes are nowhere near livable. If you don't have family to live with, where do you go? I realize many of the shore homes are not primary residences either, many of them sold for more than 1 million dollars many years ago.
LOL - Lose the "of," got it. Well, I'm glad that you and yours are safe, thus far. Your Hub about building a fire bunker sounds interesting. I read your Hub about cleaning a wood burner a few weeks back (http://goo.gl/h1rAZr), after seeing a link for it on HP's Twitter feed. I really enjoyed it — had no idea that charcoal could be used to clean glass!
I imagine that an off-the-grid pro like you already knows a thing or two about felling trees, but just in case, here is a link on how to proceed safely: http://goo.gl/sZ4BF
It certainly hasn't had the coverage that some storms have had. It was so shocking to see the news about Washington, IL. I grew up in that area and went to high school there. It's hard to believe that areas I'm familiar with are now devastated. My sister's old neighborhood is virtually gone. All of my relatives still living there are safe. Most of the homes in that region have basements. Looking at some of the footage, it's amazing they climbed out of there alive. It's so sad when these weather events take place. In a matter of moments, your home is gone.
I'm with you on helping these communities in whatever way is possible. My heart sinks every time I see a photograph. This story about the man who found his dog under the rubble is both heartwrenching and heartwarming. Red Cross is the easiest way to donate and they have set up distribution centers in the affected areas.
Thanks for posting this thread.
It really was shocking to see those images. I can't help wondering why people do not build their homes from bricks and mortar - surely it is time to stop cutting down trees to make wooden houses which can easily be blown away in seconds.
I'm not sure that bricks and mortar would have helped much, sallybea. Anything protruding from the earth seemed to be completely demolished. A tornado spinning other debris would be likely to knock down brick walls. They're not as strong as we like to think.
Perhaps the reason for the wooden houses has to do with climbing out of your basement after the tornado has passed. With an axe or a chainsaw you could chop yourself free of a pile of wood above.
Hi RebekahELLE. That man and his children must have been so worried about the dog while they were in the basement. I can't believe it survived! I just worked my way through the photos at the bottom of his story. Residents in the houses alongside the tornado's path must have been amazed to step from their basements and discover their homes were still standing.
I am pleased your relatives are okay. I imagine they will be busy helping their other community members for quite a while.
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In my experience this is an organization who is very selective in those that they support and recognize in the cancer fight. While they support the Young Adult community, they unfortunately shun anyone who does not fit their rather narrow and limited cancer definition. They fail to understand that the cancer community is ONE and even those outside of the Young Adult category are no less important or valued than those that they are supposedly committed to serving.
The Iron Girl was my first sprint triathlon, and needless to say I was nervous beyond belief! This race was by far the absolute best race I have ever done! The staff and volunteers for this race, made this an unbelievable day for me. I have had scoliosis my entire life, and had never really been able to run, let alone swim, bike and run. After my second surgery, six months after my second back fusion, from T2-L3, my amazing surgeon told me I could start running. 15 races later, I found myself doing something I never even fathomed I could do, complete an iron girl race. I cannot describe the feeling I had coming across that finish line, it is something I will never, ever forget. UCF did such an amazing job putting on this event, and making sure that every athlete had an incredible experience. They put on such an outstanding race, that all other races I have done since have paled in comparison. I can't wait to see what UCF has in store for 2015! Such an amazing group of people/volunteers.
I am the mother of a 23 year old synovial sarcoma patient. Olivia was diagnosed 15 months ago, two weeks before she was headed to Maryland to start her dream job of teaching first grade. This was no longer a possibility for Olivia. She has undergone chemotherapy, surgery and radiation since the initial diagnosis. In May of this year the disease metastasized to her lungs. It was during this same month that our relationship with the Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults began. The leadership team contacted us through a mutual friend. They have been there for Olivia and our family since then. This organization has provided support, guidance and care since we first met. Our journey through this cancer world has hope due to the constant involvement of the Ulman Cancer Fund team.
Young adults cancer patients and their families need organizations like this to provide support and guidance. There are few who concentrate on the needs of young adults. I applaud the efforts of the Ulman people. I know they are changing lives because they have changed our lives.
When my daughter was diagnosed and being treated for cervical cancer we were given so much support and advice. I don't know what we would have done without them.
What a great organization UCF is. They came into my daughter's life, when at age 37, she was diagnosed with breast cancer: a life-altering circumstance. They immediately embraced her and her family, and helped her, enlightened her, and even challenged her to take back her life with determination. Their support and resources are immeasurable, and continue to this day, 4 years later.
UCF shows they really care in the way they run their races. The emphasis is always about the cancer patients and survivors. I always race "mindfully" at their races because they do a great job of tastefully reminding us that's there is more to life than winning a sporting event.
My 12 year old daughter just completed chemo and radiation last month for Hodgkin's Lymphoma. She is currently participating in the Ulman Cancer Fund's Cancer to 5K program. What an awsome group of people!!! My daughter looks forward to meeting up with them twice a week. The coaches and Shepas are so motivational and encouraging. Thank you UCF from the bottom of my heart for all you have and are doing for my daughter and all cancer patients!!


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BERLIN/DUESSELDORF, April 29 (Reuters) - The founder of Europe's biggest electronics chain Media-Saturn on Tuesday launched an attack on the company's majority owners, retailer Metro, escalating a long-running dispute over the management of the chain.
Media-Saturn's billionaire founder, Erich Kellerhals, still owns a stake of close to 22 percent and has regularly disagreed with Metro over its management of the business, most notably delaying the group's move into the fast-growing online market.
"I am deeply concerned about how Media-Saturn is currently being administered by Metro. I deliberately say 'administered' because at present there is no sign of entrepreneurial leadership," Kellerhals said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Metro had hoped a court ruling in December that allows it to sidestep Kellerhals' veto over critical business decisions would enable it to push ahead with its strategy for the unit that accounts for about a third of the group's sales.
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Metro, Europe's fourth-biggest retailer which also runs wholesale outlets, hypermarkets and department stores, has been fighting to stop sales sliding in recent years due to online competition and tough economic conditions in its core markets.
It reports results for its second quarter, which runs from January to March, on May 8.
Media-Saturn, the world's second biggest consumer electronics chain after Best Buy, which competes with Dixons Retail and Darty Plc, saw sales fall 0.7 percent to 6.6 billion euros ($9 billion) in the last quarter of 2013, hurt by falling currencies in eastern Europe.
Kellerhals said Media-Saturn, which has almost 1,000 stores in 16 countries employing 64,000 staff, was being run more and more from the centre, with an increasing focus on financial indicators to the detriment of the operating business.
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Kellerhals pulled out of a Media-Saturn joint venture in China in 2012, saying Metro should have expanded there more quickly and aggressively. Metro later scrapped the venture in China altogether, citing tough market competition.
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A NEW chapter will be written in the history books early Sunday morning when the first international passenger flight takes off from Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport - its destination Shanghai.
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But he remains in a Malaysian hospital and it is still uncertain when he will be discharged.
Muhammad Rizalman bin Ismail, 38, a former defence staff assistant at the Malaysian High Commission in Wellington, will return to New Zealand without diplomatic immunity.
Defence Minister Hishammudin Hussein said his Government was working on preparations to extradite Rizalman.
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Thursday, November 08, 2007
As he shouted out with glee
To celebrate his great report card, I took Spencer to Build-A-Bear tonight to get the Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer he has wanted since the catalog came out last month. Spencer had picked out the outfit, sound, collar, etc. so this was our FASTEST trip to Build-A-Bear ever! The sound module plays the Rudolph song and of course the nose lights up! This kid LOVES Christmas!
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- Nancyroo said...
he looks so happy!
- Friday, November 09, 2007 9:10:00 AM
- LesleMora said...
Cute photo! That is so sweet that he has so much holiday spirit!
- Friday, November 09, 2007 11:04:00 AM
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- Friday, November 09, 2007 12:10:00 PM
- Kim said...
How cute is THAT? I love his new Rudolph, and I also love how much he loves Christmas. Also, tell him Baxter and I are VERY proud of him for his great report card!
- Friday, November 09, 2007 10:19:00 PM
- Robyn said...
What a smile! I want a Rudolph, he's my favorite Christmas character.
- Saturday, November 10, 2007 9:01:00 PM
- AmyWhit said...
Way to go on the great report card, Spencer! Love the Rudolph. I have never taken DS to Build-A-Bear. He would love it, I'm sure!
- Sunday, November 11, 2007 4:33:00 PM
Cute pic. Spencer is a lil sweetheart. What a beautful smile!!Love you both
- Monday, November 12, 2007 12:58:00 AM
- Leslie said...
We have that Rudolph too! We got him a couple of years ago...no cute cape for us. Our sound box and light has since quit working too...shows how much we pressed his little button! LOL
- Monday, November 12, 2007 10:31:00 AM
- Georgina said...
What a great photo of a great kid! He looks so happy!
- Monday, November 12, 2007 2:46:00 PM
- Paula (poncho) said...
Too cute - the reindeer and Spender :) Woohoo and well done on your report card Spencer!!
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Wei, M. Doctors, apologies, and the law: an analysis and critique of apology laws. Journal of Health Law. 40(1):107-159, Winter 2007.
Slomski, A. The hardest word. Proto. :21-25, Fall 2007.
Delbanco, T., and Bell, S. Guilty, afraid, and alone--struggling with medical error. New England Journal of Medicine. 357(17):1682-1683, Oct. 25, 2007.
O'Rourke, P., and Hersey, K. The power of "sorry". Hospitalist. 11(10):17, Oct. 2007.
Wayman, K., and others. JHQ 198 Simulation-Based Medical Error Disclosure Training for Pediatric Healthcare Professionals. Glenview, IL: National Association for Healthcare Quality, July/Aug. 2007.
Talking About Harmful Medical Errors with Patients. Washington: University of Washington, July 31, 2007.
Majority of hospitals slow to adopt routine apology policy. American Medical News. 50(24):13, June 25, 2007.
Braxton, K., Poe, K., and Stimmel, S. How should hospital policy address apologies to patients? Hospitals and Health Systems. 9(2):22-23, June 2007.
Accountability key to survival from error. OR Manager. 23(6):15, June 2007.
Kaldjian, L., and others. Disclosing Medical Errors to Patients: Attitudes and Practices of Physicians and Trainees. Journal of General Internal Medicine, May 1, 2007.
Using the five "R"s to apologize effectively. Joint Commission Perspectives on Patient Safety. 7(5):11 May 2007.
Surbone, A., Rowe, M., and Gallagher, T. Confronting medical errors in oncology and disclosing them to cancer patients. Journal of Clinical Oncology. 25(12):1463-1487, Apr. 20, 2007.
Making the case for apologies. Joint Commission Perspectives on Patient Safety. 7(4):2, Apr. 2007.
Wire, K. Apology just first step in event management. Medical Liability Monitor. 32(3):8, Mar. 2007.
Garbutt, J., and others. Reporting and disclosing medical errors: pediatricians' attitudes and behaviors. Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. 161(2):179-185, Feb. 2007.
Studdert, D., and others. Disclosure of medical injury to patients: an improbable risk management strategy. Health Affairs. 26(1):215-226, Jan./Feb. 2007.
Landro, L. Doctors learn to say 'I'm sorry'. The Wall Street Journal. Web Exclusive. Jan. 24, 2007.
Varkey, P., and Natt, N. The objective structured clinical examination as an educational tool in patient safety. Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety. 33(1):48-53, Jan. 2007.
Disclosure of Medical Errors: Strategies to Enhance Communication[video]. Chicago: American Society for Healthcare Risk Management, 2007.
Wojcieszak, D., Saxton, J., and Finkelstein, M. Sorry Works! Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse™, 2007. (W 44 AA1 W847 2007).
Amori, G., and Popp, P. The timing of early resolution: working at the patient's pace. Journal of Healthcare Risk Management. 27(5):19-23, 2007.
Cox, W. The five A's: what do patients want after an adverse event? Journal of Healthcare Risk Management. 27(5):25-29, 2007.
Roberts, R. The Art of Apology: When and How to Seek Forgiveness. Leawood, KS: American Academy of Family Physicians, 2007.
Wei, M. Doctors, apologies, and the law: an analysis and critique of apology laws. Journal of Health Law. Web Exclusive, 2007.
Disclosing Medical Errors: A Guide to an Effective Explanation and Apology. Oakbrook Terrace, IL: Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations Resources, 2007. (WB 100 D611m 2007).
Lesnewski, R. Mistakes. JAMA. 296(11):1327-1328, Sept. 20, 2006.
Lazare, A. Apology in medical practice: an emerging clinical skill. JAMA. 296(11):1401-1404, Sept. 20, 2006.
Disclosure Laws: State by State. Chicago: American Society for Healthcare Risk Management. Sept. 2006.
Gallagher, T., and others. Choosing your words carefully. Archives of Internal Medicine. 166:1585-1593, Aug. 14/28, 2006.
U.S. and Canadian physicians' attitudes and experiences regarding disclosing errors to patients. Archives of Internal Medicine. 166:1605-1611, Aug. 14/28, 2006.
Imperato, G. An organization's duty to self report misconduct: mandatory or voluntary. Journal of Health Care Compliance. 8(4):11-16, July/Aug. 2006.
Fox, P., and Patterson, S. To apologize or not, that is the question. Hospitals and Health Networks. 80(7):24, July 2006.
Sattinger, A. I'm sorry: the role of apology for hospitalists in the course of patient care. The Hospitalist. 10(6):25-28, June 2006.
Wojcieszak, D., Banja, J., and Hook, C. The sorry works! coalition: making the case for full disclosure. Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety. 32(6):344-349, June 2006.
Kellerman, B. When should a leader apologize--and when not? Harvard Business Review. Apr. 2006.
Weber, D. Who's sorry now? Physician Executive. 32(2):6, 11-14, Mar./Apr. 2006.
Lopez, L. Full disclosure and apology-an idea whose time has come. Physician Executive. 32(2):6-14, Mar./Apr. 2006.
Butcher, L. Lawyers say 'sorry' may sink you in court. Physician Executive. 32(2):20-24, Mar./Apr. 2006.
When Things go Wrong: Responding to Adverse Event: A Consensus Statement of the Harvard Hospitals. Burlington, MA: Massachusetts Coalition for the Prevention of Medical Errors. Mar. 2006.
When Things go Wrong. Responding to Adverse Events. Burlington, MA: Massachusetts Coalition for the Prevention of Medical Errors, Mar. 2006. http://www.ihi.org/NR/rdonlyres/A4CE6C77-F65C-4F34-B323-20AA4E41DC79/0/RespondingAdverseEvents.pdf
Panicola, M, and Hamel, R. Conscience, cooperation, and full disclosure. Health Progress. 87(1):52-59, Jan./Feb. 2006.
Pearls on Disclosure of Adverse Events. Chicago: American Society for Healthcare Risk Management, 2006.
Mazor, K., and others. Disclosure of medical errors: what factors influence how patients respond? Journal of General Internal Medicine. 21(7):704-710, 2006.
Being Open When Patients Are Harmed. London: National Patient Safety Agency, Sept. 15, 2005.
Huff, C. The not-so-simple truth. Hospitals & Health Networks. 79(8):44-55, Aug. 2005.
Kowalczyk, L. Hospitals study when to apologize to patients. The Boston Globe. July 24, 2005.
Henry, L. Disclosure of medical errors: ethical considerations for the development of a facility policy and organizational culture change. Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice. 6(2):127-234, May 2005.
Medical Errors Disclosure - Selected Bibliography. Oakbrook Terrace, IL: The Joint Commission, Apr. 20, 2005.
Cantor, M., and others. Disclosing adverse events to patients. Journal on Quality and Patient Safety. 31(1):5-12, Jan. 2005.
Evans, M. Opening up files in Florida. Modern Healthcare. 34(50):12, Dec. 13, 2004.
Kalra, J., Massey, K., and Mulla, A. Disclosure of errors. Health Affairs. 23(6):273-4, Nov./Dec. 2004.
Cohen, J. Future research on disclosure of medical errors. Annals of Internal Medicine. 141(6):481, Sep. 21, 2004.
Mazor, K., Simon, S., and Gurwitz, J. Communicating with patients about medical errors: a review of the literature. Archives of Internal Medicine. 164(15):1690-7, Aug. 9-23, 2004.
Volker, D., and Clark, A. Taking the high road: what should you do when an adverse event occurs? Part II. Clinical Nurse Specialist CNS. 18(4):180-2, July/Aug. 2004.
Liebman, C., and Hyman, C. A mediation skills model to manage disclosure of errors and adverse events to patients. Health Affairs. 23(4):22-32, July/Aug. 2004.
Disclosure of errors preferred by patients. Journal of Family Practice. 53(7):525-6, Jul 2004.
Larkin, H. Cost drivers. Liability. Responding to patients quickly and with candor can avert costly lawsuits. Hospital and Health Networks. 78(6):38-40, 42, June 2004.
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O'Connell, D., and Reifsteck, S. Disclosing unexpected outcomes and medical error. Journal of Medical Practice Management. 19(6):317-23, May/June 2004.
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I'm looking forward to this long weekend, because we're celebrating my wife's birthday with our kids and her family in Chicago. We have the opportunity to do so thanks to the U.S. labor movement. It pushed President Grover Cleveland to declare this national holiday honoring American workers in the late 1880s.
But now, almost 130 years later, the American worker's plight is the subject of intense focus all over again. That's true for policymakers at the Federal Reserve, and by investors the world over!
Just look at this past Friday's comments from Fed Chairman Janet Yellen. Her speech was titled "Labor Market Dynamics and Monetary Policy," and it was almost entirely devoted to trying to determine just how strong (or weak) the jobs market is.
Frankly, she sounded just as confused as many Wall Street pundits. She admitted openly that: "a number of developments related to the functioning of the labor market have made it more difficult to judge the remaining degree of slack. Differing interpretations of these developments affect judgments concerning the appropriate path of monetary policy."
For instance, she noted that the unemployment rate has been falling much faster than the Fed expected. It knifed right through the 7 percent and 6.5 percent targets the Fed had laid out well in advance of the Fed's original timeline. That arguably would require earlier interest rate hikes.
|In her speech last Friday, Fed Chairman Janet Yellen sounded as confused as many Wall Street pundits.
But then she cited the plunge in the labor force participation rate — a fancy way of saying too few Americans are working relative to the size of the population. That arguably would postpone interest rate hikes … except for still another fact she cited: The decline may stem from the aging of the population, employees taking early retirement, and the increase in the number of workers going back to school to boost their skills.
I've had to read or listen to a lot of Fed speeches over the more than a decade and a half I've spent analyzing the economy and interest rates. The whole "on the one hand, on the other hand" analysis Yellen provided gets a little tiresome after a while. I think that's because she's just like many other Fed bureaucrats and Ivory Tower wonks — afraid to stake out firm ground because doing so exposes you to criticism and rebuke.
But I found one passage particularly important. She noted that the Fed has cooked up a labor market conditions index that takes 19 different indicators into consideration. Its bottom-line conclusion? That "the labor market has improved significantly over the past year."
And that brings me to MY bottom-line conclusions on the labor market this Labor Day Weekend …
I believe the Yellen Fed is finally realizing it's running out of excuses to keep money overly easy …
I believe the amount of labor market slack is shrinking fast, and that wage growth is going to show up sooner than many on Wall Street think …
I believe the sum total of the data out there suggests the U.S. economy is far from its "crisis era" days, and that a significant policy shift is looming.
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- Continue to "play" the economic revival here now … but recognize that the dramatic interest rate regime change I'm forecasting will cause major headaches down the road. Vulnerable stocks and sectors could be in for rough sledding in 2015 and beyond.
Oh and fourth, have a fantastic long weekend with your family and friends! And if you have time, share your thoughts about the labor market here. What you are seeing in your own backyards helps show whether Yellen and the rest of the Fed is on target or off track!
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EducationCrrently, I have two engineering degrees completed (BS and MS) and am working on my Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics.
School: Old Dominion University
Degree: Applied and Computational Mathematics
Status: Currently enrolled
School: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Concentration: Electromechanical and clean energy applications in manufacturing, vehicle systems, and robotics
Graduation Date: May 2012
Graduation Honors: With Distinction
School: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Degree: Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering
Concentration: Astronautics
Minor: Mathematics
Graduation Date: May 2010
Graduation Honors: Honors Program
ExperienceI have over 9 years of tutoring experience and 2 years of teaching experience!!
While an undergraduate student at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU), I spent the majority of my time tutoring my peers. During my sophomore years and junior years, I tutored for the Freshman Engineering department for two different programming courses (C and MATLAB). As a senior, I began tutoring for various mathematics classes ranging from lower-level Algebra to upper-level Calculus and Differential Equations. During my time as a graduate student, I tutored both mathematics and physics courses. Overall, I have spent 5 years employed by the university as a student tutor for math, physics, and programing courses.
In addition to working for the university as a tutor, I have also worked privately. I began work as a private tutor while in high school when I began tutoring 7th grade math. I have continued working with high school level mathematics while tutoring my younger sisters and their friends as they have progressed through their education. Within the past seven years, I have also privately tutored several different students enrolled at ERAU, University of Central Florida, and several different community colleges. Privately, I have tutored the following subjects: Algebra I and II, Pre-Calculus, Calculus I and II, and Algebra-based Physics.
As for my teaching experience, I was a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) for the ERAU Mathematics Department while I worked to obtain my master's degree. As a GTA, I taught mathematics courses for students enrolled in Beginning and Intermediate Algebra. I was responsible for coordinating lesson plans, administering self-made tests and quizzes, and holding office hours each week. I also responded to student tutoring needs, and provided supplemental tutoring. I served as a GTA for four semesters (Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Fall 2011, and Spring 2012) and had a high level of success.
Post-graduation, I began working for Florida State University (FSU) as a tutor for their Athletics Department. While employed with FSU, I developed a strong ability to both mentor and teach student-athletes on a one-on-one basis. As I worked with each student, I determined his/her specific needs and geared my instruction towards the techniques which would foster the best environment. I succeeded in improving each of my student's grades and helped them to develop a better understanding of their coursework. I also gained a sense of how to work with students from different educational backgrounds and time constraints, i.e. students that traveled every week for team competition. I have now worked for FSU for a year and have tutored the following subjects: Algebra I and II, Calculus I – III, Practical Finite Math I and II, Business Calculus, Physics I and II (Algebra and Calculus based), Pre-Calculus, and Computer Programming. I also obtained my CRLA Training Certification in November 2012.
As for my testing, I obtained the highest PSAT score in mathematics at my high school in both 10th and 11th grade. On my SATs, I earned a 760 in math and on my GREs, I earned a 750 in math. Also, while enrolled in AP Calculus in High School, I earned a 4 on the AP exam.
While in school (undergraduate and graduate), I enrolled in the following courses: Calculus and Analytical Geometry II (grade: A), Calculus and Analytic Geometry III (grade: A), Differential Equations and Matrix Methods (grade: A), Mathematical Methods for Engineering and Physics I (grade: B), Probability and Statistics (grade: A), Boundary Value Problems (grade: A), and College Math for Aviation (grade: A).
HobbiesI feel that I have the passion to teach and educate that you are looking for. I love seeing students succeed in both the classroom and outside lives. I once had a student, while working as a Teaching Assistant, who struggled with the material and would come to see me almost daily during my office hours. His grades improved ever-so-slightly throughout the semester and when it came time for the final test, he finally earned an A. Nothing can compare to the look on his face when I gave him back his test; it was truly awe inspiring. It is the little moments like that one that drive me to inspire and teach and do more for the student.
I truly feel that I was put on this Earth to study and teach math and to develop those skills in other people. I love to learn just as much as I love to teach so much so that I occasionally Skype with my graduate math professor to learn other forms of math that I had not studied while at school. He sends me notes, teaches me different concepts, and assigns me homework and tests. I do this all voluntarily because I want to study the subject and learn as much as possibly can!
As for my hobbies, I like to do just about anything. I love being outside hiking with my husband, running with my dog, or even just to feel the warmth of the sun. I grew up in New Jersey and so I absolutely love being in the warm weather down here in Florida. I enjoy playing sports; hockey and swimming are my favorites! While in college, I obtained my Private Pilot's license, and although I haven't flown in a while, I do love being up in the skies. I also enjoy SCUBA diving, cooking (baking mostly!!), and watching movies. My husband and I are BIG movie fanatics and enjoy watching as many as we can during our free time.
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Awesome with Math! Was able to answer every question I had and made sure I understood the context of the problems and not just memorization.
Michelle has been my tutor through Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and Trigonometry. She is now my tutor for Calculus. She has helped me so much that I went from almost failing all my math courses to receiving straight A's. I highly recommend her because she is an excellent tutor. She is very professional and breaks down the topic allowing her students to really understand what they are learning. She uses visuals, examples, and much more. Choosing Michelle as your tutor will possibly be the best decision you will ever make when it comes to school.
Michelle was very prompt when meeting me and worked with my schedule well. She was very dedicated, which she showed by showing me her turning off her phone when we started. LOL, I got a kick out of that! She was very knowledgeable and told me she was going for her P.H.D. in math, which is why Calculus came so easy to her. She was very patient and helped me get a 92 on my final exam! Thanks Michelle
Michelle is a great tutor!!! I would recommend her to anyone needing help with math no matter what age. She helped me gain a lot of knowledge and really knew how to help me understand the topic.
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This is Thanksgiving day in Canada and to all those reading this I want to wish them the best. We are having a dozen or more people this Sunday for dinner and I think everyone is looking forward to getting together.
Writing: things are a bit slow right now as my paying occupation is taking a lot of my time right now. I have a new wine to introduce to various stores and restaurants that is my main focus these past few days. However I'm still doing some editing on stories I'm planning to send in and I'm awaiting word on material I've already sent in. I'll give more detail on that soon.
My wife Laurie is very busy cooking right now and I better go downstairs and help her before she finds out she's better off without me entirely.


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Born - 1966, Warrnambool Victoria
Studies - B.A Fine Art (painting) Warrnambool Institute of Advanced Education
The simple act of observing like fish being prepared on a jetty bench becomes transformed to a stage for actions and movements, placements and groups. I don't fish, I watch.
Solo Exhibitions
2013 Qdos Gallery, Lorne Victoria
2012 45 Downstairs, Melbourne
2012 Qdos Gallery, Lorne Victoria
2011 Artmelbourne, Melbourne exhibition centre.
2010 Axia Modern Art, Melbourne.
2009 Axia Modern Art, Melbourne.
2008 Axia Modern Art, Melbourne.
2007 Mary's Place Gallery, Sydney
2006 Marlene Antico Fine Arts, Mary Place Gallery, Sydney
2005 Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne
2004 Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne
2003 Greenhill Gallery, Adelaide
2002 BH Gallery Sydney
2001 Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne
2000 Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne
1998 Coventry Gallery, Sydney
1997 Coventry Gallery, Sydney
1996 Coventry Gallery, Sydney
1994 Warrnambool Art Gallery, Victoria
Select Group Exhibitions
2013 Paddington art prize. Finalist
2012 ANL art prize. Finalist
2012 Qdos Gallery. Lorne Victoria.
2010 Axia Modern Art.
2010 Axia Modern Art.
2013 Finalist, Paddington Art Prize
2005 Winner Mission to Seafarers
2000 Winner Mornington Peninsula art prize
2000 Winner Tattersall's Landscape Art Prize 1995 Residency, Arthur Boyd's 'Shoalhaven Studio', NSW
1994 Cultural Association of the Western Plains and South Coast, (Winner)
Collections & Commissions
Pan Continental Mining Collection. Sir William Dobell Art Foundation. Crown Casino. Embassy of Switzerland. ArtBank. University of Technology NSW. Warrnambool Art Gallery. ANZ. National Australia Bank. Swiss Ree. PriceWaterhouseCoopers. Australia Post. Telstra.
2013 Vogue living July/August.
2000 Australian Painting 1788-2000 Bernard Smith, Oxford University Press
1998 Inside Melbourne issue #32
1996 Images Three. Australia in Art (edited by Neville Drury), Craftsman House
1995 Tuuram - Australian Council for The Arts
1994 Deakin University Prospectus - Deakin University
1994 Images Two. Art in Australia (edited by Neville Drury), Craftsman House
1993 Images in Contemporary Australian Art (edited by Neville Drury), Craftsman House
1993 Australian Art Investor Vol4
1992 Art and Australia Volume 29 #4
1991 New Art Five (profiles in contemporary art)
1991 Sydney Morning Herald, November 15
1989 Australian Art Investor, May Issue #3


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|Birth date:
|July 16, 1987
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|1.71 m
|Actor, Model, Film director, Film producer, Television producer, Screenwriter
|Woodland Regional High School
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She's two other sisters: Angel and Rachel McCord. As a kid, she was home schooled because she used to get ill lots of times. She graduated from a nearby school when she was 15 years old, and revealed a deep love towards performing. Her parents were encouraging in her conclusion and she went to Wilhelmina Modeling Agency to understand the basic principles of modelling. Instantly, she received offers for TV advertising for a variety of brands includingEstee Lauder. She also worked for the American Adolescents magazineSeventeen.Her other areas of interest include sports and music, and she also loves singing.
Not an extremely tall girl, she's got a typical height of about 170 cm, which will be near about 5 feet and 7 inches. She's an incredibly lovely face, gleaming blue eyes, blond hair, captivating smile as well as a charming character. Each one of these variables and her self-assurance happen to be crucial to her success in this sector. She additionally has got an extremely hot body and is viewed very alluring by her lovers. Her curvaceous body appears hotter when she models in short clothing and bikinis, showing more of her body and legs. She's got extremely long and slim legs which make her appear taller than she truly is. Her feet are little and her shoe size is 6. She clearly puts on a great deal of effort in staying slim and healthy. She never misses her work outs and additionally is really aware about her diet. Although all the time she's in elaborate wardrobe and make-up, she manages some time to equilibrium between her private and professional life. She might have experienced a few boyfriends before. As wonderful she's, and gifted also, she might have dated some big names, but none appear to come up till now. Dominic, who had been married prior to Rebecca Williamson met Anna in 2011 as well as the couple began dating each other. But lately, they affirmed to have split with each other and now she's not seeing/ dating anybody. She's not a lesbian.
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I went to the Palace with my family. It was extremely nice. We arrived and were amazed by the service. We got to our room and the view was terrific, the room was clean and the hotel, in all, was top notch. The pool was very nice and clean, you could rent a gazebo as well. There were also very nice docking facilities if you decide to bring your boat or yacht. The hotel is also kid friendly. The pool was a fun place to go with the family. There are also things for adults to do. Obviously, the casino. But there is also a night club on the second floor of the casino. The buffet it Out of this World!! The crab legs rocked! The only complaint i have is that if you want to go to the spa you better call in advance. When i went to schedule an appointment...they were already booked for the whole weekend. Overall, our experience was an amazing one of a kind trip. I can't wait til they reopen so we can head back!
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- Palace Casino Resort is the only smoke free casino on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and the premiere destination for luxurious accommodations, superior guest service and endless excitement. Nestled along the beautiful Gulf of Mexico and Biloxi's Back Bay, the resort offers newly renovated hotel rooms and suites with stunning views, award winning restaurants, non-stop gaming, championship golf at The Preserve Golf Club and amazing amenities to complement your stay. ... more less
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