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By JOHN MILLERAssociated Press PINE, Idaho (AP) - Fire crews in central Idaho took advantage of favorable winds to conduct burnout operations around a small mountain community, seeking to push a wildfire toward an area that was torched by a massive blaze last year. Ludie Bond, a spokeswoman on the
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I started in this business because I've always had a love for fashion and photography. In fifth grade, my teacher wrote on my report card I was the best dressed kid in class. That's the one report card I kept. I used to spend hours going over every single page of Vogue, cover to cover, on the phone with my BFF. Our record-breaking conversation was four hours long.
I started my career representing models at Wilhelmina and worked with women like Gia, Pam Dawber (Mork & Mindy), Beverly Johnson, Angie Everhart and Cynthia Bailey. I then went to work with Next Model Management. Two years following, when Next was ready to open in Miami, I went down to run the women's division. There I met a photographer who asked me to represent him, and that spiraled my career as a photo agent.
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Unemployment insurance benefits are something working people rarely want to talk about, and most don't even want to think about.
But in Nevada's recession-battered economy, job loss rocketed to worst in the nation, and the state's Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation was overrun with claims for benefits. The stinging irony in those hardest days: Nevada's unemployment offices were some of the few places actually hiring workers.
Nevada's unemployment picture has brightened but remains high at 9.5 percent. It's an admittedly unscientific observation, but with the national economy picking up, there's no longer a crushing sense of doom floating above our gaming tourism-driven state.
That, of course, provides little solace to the thousands of Nevadans still stuck on the hamster wheel of unemployment, filing their weekly benefit claims and looking for work.
Their frustration grew worse in recent weeks when DETR began to transition from its 30-year-old computer system to an upgraded model that holds the promise of increased speed and accuracy while cutting down on claimant fraud. The new system was purchased with $38 million in federal funding.
Although the infrastructure is federally funded, those dollars have been made available in fits and starts even during the recession, when unemployment departments across the country were overwhelmed by need.
"The federal government under-funded the system," says Maurice Emsellem, policy co-director of the National Employment Law Project.
Emsellem says, "We're seeing more and more states like Nevada, where there's all sorts of technical issues that are compromising the ability to process benefits."
Making the transition has generated its share of challenges. First, the old system had to be taken down, and that meant delays in claims processing for the 50,000 residents currently receiving weekly benefits. When the new system went up on Sept. 4, it experienced downtime.
That's not all. The long-term unemployed were jolted by a temporary, 59 percent cut to their federal benefits and vented by phone to DETR.
As wait times grew, so did the desperate voices of discontent. The volume became so loud, in fact, that last week Gov. Brian Sandoval issued a statement declaring his concern, and DETR Director Frank Woodbeck increased the lines of communication in the press.
To offset the downtime and demand, unemployment office staff stretched their operating hours to temporarily include Saturday. Computer programmers have been correcting system shortcomings overnight. Although it's a work in progress, the good news is DETR's upgrade appears to be successful. Officials are, as they like to say, cautiously optimistic.
Increasing the speed of claims processing is one thing. Unlike its predecessor, the new computer program is capable of searching national databases for abnormalities that are often a sign a claimant is filing in more than one state, Woodbeck says. Previously, DETR staff was tasked with the impossible duty of ferreting out fraud without the tools to be effective.
"Those kinds of enhancements help forestall the filing of multiple claims," Woodbeck says.
Tales of fraud can be almost as embarrassing politically as they are costly. When state prison inmates finagle a way to game the system and receive unemployment benefits, there's room for improvement in the area of fraud detection.
Although the theme of unemployment claim fraud is a hot topic on talk radio, it actually accounts for a minuscule percentage of the overall picture. But however small the amount of loss, the director observes, with some $7 billion in checks issued during the recession period, even a small percentage adds up to real money: about $5 million over a recent 18-month span.
"Still, $5 million is $5 million," Woodbeck says.
Once all the glitches are resolved, he assures skeptics, "The system will be a much better system."
We'll hold Woodbeck to his word, but hope we never need to find out for ourselves.
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The Legacy of Mahmoud Darwish: Concert
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The Legacy of Mahmoud Darwish: Sinan Antoon
Sinan Antoon, New York University, reads "Think of Others."
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Tamim Al-Barghouti, Georgetown University, reads an excerpt from Mahmoud Darwish's "Mural"
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Christopher Hitchens Delivers the Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA
In this video, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivers the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture. The lecture was presented by the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations, the Daniel Pearl Foundation and the Yitzhak Rabin Hillel Center for Jewish Life at UCLA.
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Before the Ruins: When Mahmoud Darwish met Walter Benjamin
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Between Palestine and the Rand: Settler colonialism, labor and state violence.
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Capitalist bi-nationalism in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Shortly after accepting a Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Women's Media Foundation, Amira Hass delivers two talks on campus sponsored by the Center for Near Eastern Studies. "Diary of Bergen-Belsen: 1944-1945," Hass's mother's account of surviving the Nazi concentration camp, has been republished in English.
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I love it! There's nothin I like to see more than a big belly with a baby in it! The bigger, the better! What a blessing she'll be! You'll be happier than you can ever imagine!
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(Cincinnati, Oh.) - It could be up to 9 ½ years in prison for a local man convicted of Aggravated Vehicular Homicide.
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Gabriel Lowe, 31, of Harrison was found guilty by a jury in Hamilton County Thursday.
Lowe was driving on Interstate 275 in Whitewater Township last Dec. 5 when his pickup truck collided with another car.
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VARANASI: A unique gathering of 'saas & bahus' (mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law) from all the eight blocks of the district was held at the Government Girls' Inter College (GCIC), Maldahiya, where they discussed family planning and health issues on Monday.
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David Hutton is a freelance graphic designer, consultant and visual artist with over 26 years commercial design experience. This website features a small selection of his work. | 06.11.2013 A couple of new collections I've created are now available via Creative Market. The first is a collection of A2 halftone textures which are great for backgrounds and photographic effects. This collection features 30 super high resolution files. The second, is a collection of 40 vector shape textures for use in creative projects. | Cannon Photos Photography | ||||
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"I MUSTACHE You A Question" by Pam Peacock, February 2012
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The potential primary matchup came after Miller and Price were drawn into the same Congressional district in the wake of the Republican takeover of the General Assembly last year. Last week, a three-judge panel declined to postpone the NC primary from May until July while legal challenges to the newly-drawn districts work their way through the courts.
Miller currently serves on the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services and has been a forceful advocate for consumer-friendly banking laws and regulations throughout his career. He was a key proponent for the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and has fought predatory lending practices throughout his Congressional career.
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While Miller's prospects for re-election dimmed in the wake of redistricting, Perdue's decision seems rooted in flagging approval ratings and a sluggish NC economy. Since taking office in 2009, the NC unemployment rate has been near or above 10%. The governor's recent job approval ratings held consistently in the 30s, which political experts take as a bad omen in election season.
Perdue's 2008 campaign agenda of improving the state's education system was also undermined by the economy and a budget-conscious NC General Assembly, which Republicans assumed control of last year. The Perdue Administration fought over education and many other issues with the Republican-controlled General Assembly in 2011. Perdue acknowledged both realities in a statement released Thursday afternoon.
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Then a live cut, which sounds as though it was recorded late at night in a small club, at one of the jamming sessions Hendrix is known for. It features Stevie Winwood on organ and Jack Casady on bass, and is called "Voodoo Chile." It begins with a very John Lee Hooker-like guitar intro, and keeps a blues feeling all the way through, although Hendrix's lyrics ("My arrows are made of desire/From as far away as Jupiter's sulphur mines") are a far cry from "Rolling Stone" (the Muddy Waters song that's an ancestor to this track, as well as a lot of other things). After some feedback screech, a listener says "Turn that damn guitar down!" and the track ends with Hendrix and a chick discovering that the bar in the club is closed. "The bar is closed?" she says unbelievingly.
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Fish, Fish, Fish! That is the emphasis in Venice, but don't worry, of course you can find meat, poultry and vegetarian dishes too. Wherever you go you will find the cooking simple with dishes that make full use of the traditional local fresh ingredients. Breakfast (colazione) is usually a cup of coffee, croissant or juice. Bars offer these in the morning and of course your hotel will usually have breakfast included. Lunch (pranzo) is from 12:30 -2pm then they close and re-open for Dinner (cena) at 8pm, but many restaurants will open earlier for tourists. Reservations are always recommended but not necessary if you don't mind waiting. Ask your concierge to make reservations for you to avoid any problems. You can always stop in a bar or cafe for a snack if you don't want to eat a full meal at lunchtime.
Trattoria, Osteria and Ristorante are pretty similar in terms of price and cooking and ambience although Trattoria were usually considered to be more homely and run by families. You now have Pizzeria, Enoteca and Birreria to add to the list to confuse you. Here we will try to break it down as easily as possible.
There are many restaurants that will offer a fixed price menu/ tourist menu. This is an inexpensive way to go, but not always the tastiest or most interesting. While you are here why not order something different and typical of the region. You may only get to Venice once in your lifetime, so have fun and try something new!
Wine can many times be cheaper than water or soft drinks. You can many times order the house wine by the glass (red or white) and be quite satisfied with what they have to offer. A few producers of the area include: Valpolicella, Soave & Bardolino. You can't go wrong with any of these.
If you want to try a variety of wines along with some snacks cicheti to accompany it, then stop in at an Enoteca where you will find many locals. They have a large selection of wines to taste and buy along with wonderful little bit sized snacks at affordable prices that wont break your budget. This is a great way to tide yourself over until dinner time and get into the Venetian culture.
Smoking is no longer allowed in any public place, so you wont find a smoking section in any restaurant or bar.
When dining out try these suggestions:
- Carpaccio – Raw beef sliced thin and served with Parmesan cheese and rocket salad. Invented by Cipriani himself.
- Sarde in Saor – Fried sardines marinated in a sweet and sour mixture of onions, currants and pine nuts. Invented for sailors at sea for long periods of time.
- Fegato alla Veneziana – Calves liver Venetian-style cooked slowly with onions & vinegar.
- Pasta con il Nero di Seppia – Spaghetti with a rich tomato sauce and cuttlefish blackened with ink. A most interesting looking dish.
- Fritto Misto – A combination of the days freshest seasonal fish, usually octopus, shrimp, crab, anchovies,etc... fried in a batter and served with lemon. A big local favorite!
- Baccala Mantecata – Dried salted cod mixed to a paste with olive oil and parsley.
- Risi e Bisi – Risotto with fresh peas and flavoured with bacon. This is a nice soft and tasty dish.
- Spaghetti alle Vongole – Fresh clams served with pasta in a savoury sauce made with hot chili peppers and parsley.
- Grilled vegetables – These are typically served as a side dish and include the verdura of the season.For example zucchini, eggplant, bellpeppers &radicchio.
- Gelato – The famous ice cream of Italy comes in too many wonderful flavours to mention. Try a different flavour each day!
- Amaretti – Small almond biscuits served with coffee....a nice way to end your meal.
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Elvis has just left the building…and thinks that it is in decent enough shape that with a few minor additions he could put it back on the market in a few months and make a nice little profit.
April 2nd, 2013
We Be Clubbin'
Sweet outfit. I can't tell if you're going to the gym or going clubbing. I mean, realistically I know which option is more likely, but whatever. What I think I do know is those started out as yoga pants, but as things stretch sideways they tend to shrink in length. Sooooo easy way to make shorts?
March 21st, 2013
Don't Cry
That's right ladies, dry those eyes cause he'll be back. I know how much you were looking forward to being kidnapped and chained to a pole in his dead mother's basement.


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This three-bedroom Wright-inspired home offers long views of the beautiful Laurel Highlands, our scenic meadow and the tranquil reflecting pond. Take a leisurely stroll around the pond by day and spend a romantic evening star-gazing in the meadow after unwinding with a cocktail on the stone patio.
The Blum House sleeps six and features a spectacular stone fireplace, intriguing geometric windows between the roof lines, and full use of the galley kitchen. There are three bedrooms- each one has a queen size bed. Two bathrooms. All linens are provided. The kitchen is self catering.
Now offering a lower weekday rate of $185 Sun- Thurs. Applies to new bookings only. Based on 3pp. Additonal persons are $50 extra.
The rate is $299 per night for up to 3 people. Additional persons are $50 each per person- per night. There is a 30% non refundable deposit. Please, read Policies and Disclaimers when making your booking. * Does not include Holiday Dates
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5.38pm Tuesday 10th December 2013
Homes plan has no grounds for refusal
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5.33pm Tuesday 10th December 2013
New lap-dancing club to open in Worcester
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11.50am Sunday 8th December 2013
Vital services must stay in our control
Franchised National Infrastructure & Utilities
51% to 75% of shares divided equally between all Customers, a CO-OP
51% of National Infrastructure & Utilities owned by NATIONAL CONSUMERS
24% by THE STATE, VOTING RIGHTS go to THE EMPLOYEES (& Temps)
25% by franchised, 2 year contracted PRIVATE OPERATORS..
ALL VOTE on PROJECTS & FRANCHISE SALES..
National Consumer's shares non-saleable, annually dividended
(Re)divided between the ALIVE on DEATH..
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11.44am Sunday 8th December 2013
Road rage man smashed windscreen with axe
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11.41am Sunday 8th December 2013
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11.40am Sunday 8th December 2013
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9.55am Sunday 8th December 2013
Police officers to sleep rough in Worcester tonight
One way to keep drinkers off the street (apart from Hostels ++ & The Walk-In Center would be to HALF (at least) TAX on PUB BOOZE & DOUBLE (at least) TAX on SUPERMARKET BOOZE... I'm not into price-fixing for booze (it's too-mature an industry) but LEGALISED TAXED DRUGS, why not?? --- and NO, NOT ALL DRUGS - tried & tested & naturally occurring to start with...
Points made, have a good day. I'm NOT SHOUTING.
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9.46am Sunday 8th December 2013
Police officers to sleep rough in Worcester tonight
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9.40am Sunday 8th December 2013
Police officers to sleep rough in Worcester tonight
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9.16am Sunday 8th December 2013
Police officers to sleep rough in Worcester tonight
The banks knowingly turn a blind eye to their own laundering of 100s of Billions of Dollars of Drug Money a year... The Drug Laws are just another way to SUBJUGATE ALL...
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9.06am Sunday 8th December 2013
Police officers to sleep rough in Worcester tonight
a) I said LEGALISE - that implies LEGAL REGULATION, Age Restrictions, Oversight (though perhaps a little less than the hit & miss methadone programs)...
b) Pot can be taken 'cleanly'...
c) The prejudice against smokers is NAZI-LIKE...
People like you have DESTROYED BRITAIN - with your DISUNITING, Divide & Conquer, Union-Destroying DRACON WAYS... You people drive half the world to drugs & drink, not to mention the brink of WAR, Drug-Lord-Power-Frea
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12.02pm Saturday 7th December 2013
Police officers to sleep rough in Worcester tonight
Crime would obviously drop quickly if the bottom is taken out of the market and hard drug abuse - well, it's not going to go up much and may well go down loads - depending on which studies you read... Less STEALING for SCAG, either way...
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7.48pm Thursday 5th December 2013
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4.53pm Thursday 5th December 2013
£165m loan needed for Worcestershire incinerator
There should be 4000 incinerators so if there are 65 providing 1% total UK lecky that 4000/65=61% if ALL LANDFILLS BURNT... Divide that by 2 as landfill size and daily rubbish vary - a conservative estimate...
WE SHOULD BE THE LEADING CLEAN WASTE INCINERATION COUNTRY - not shipping rubbish to MEGA-DUMPS in China & Africa or, burying it in the UK...
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4.25pm Thursday 5th December 2013
£165m loan needed for Worcestershire incinerator
I admit the overall costs seem too high, the private contract is too long and I'd should think there are better, more modern solutions available now or very soon...
WE SHOULD HAVE BUILT MORE INCINERATORS DECADES AGO... I'm into over ways of breaking down many waste types whilst producing heat and clean, BURNABLE BIO-MASS residue...
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11.13am Thursday 5th December 2013
We need to "think big" over swimming pool, says former Worcester City Council leader
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9.57pm Wednesday 4th December 2013
Paramedic students on call to aid the homeless
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9.56pm Wednesday 4th December 2013
Looming cuts pose threats for homeless
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9.55pm Wednesday 4th December 2013
Fire chief calls for urgent Chinese lantern review after "devastating" fire
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9.54pm Wednesday 4th December 2013
Evesham bridge delayed again - now it's next year
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2.41pm Saturday 30th November 2013
Needy left to battle in the computer age
I hate office paper trails with a passion.
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2.01pm Saturday 30th November 2013
Serial burglar sent to prison was targeting staff areas
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5.23pm Thursday 31st October 2013
Young voters make their mark on new manifesto
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5.22pm Thursday 31st October 2013
UKIP 'in meltdown' as members quit to launch new party
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4.44pm Sunday 27th October 2013
Volunteers recognised by Worcestershire firm
ion recognition - a fake form of currency with as much worth as the dollar-backed english pound. which you all live in.
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4.41pm Sunday 27th October 2013
Council tax rise is on the cards
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4.36pm Sunday 27th October 2013
Volunteers pose for calendar in bid to raise funds
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4.51pm Thursday 24th October 2013
Bobbies clear city of drunks and beggars
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4.47pm Thursday 24th October 2013
Lights are on - but no one's home at Worcester power firm
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Situated in the heart of the city�s bustling theatre district, Le M�ridien Cleveland will be adjacent to Playhouse Square, the second largest theatre complex in the United States, and walking distance to the newly developed Horseshoe Casino and Cleveland Convention Center. Nearby attractions include the city�s vibrant East 4th Street entertainment district, Progressive Field and Cleveland Browns Stadium. Guests will enjoy easy access to the rest of the city via the HealthLine Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system and Cleveland�s RTA Free E-Line Trolley.


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This article was prepared by a group of dissident Soviet emigres, all living in the West. They are Vasily Aksyonov, Vladimir Bukovsky, Edward Kuznetsov, Yuri Lyubimov, Vladimir Maximov, Ernst Neizvestny and Aleksandr Zinoviev.
Are Mikhail S. Gorbachev's new policies the historical turning point we have been praying for, signaling the end of oppression and misery in the Soviet Union? Or are we witnessing only a short-lived ''thaw,'' a tactical retreat before the next offensive, as Lenin put it in 1921?
True, a number of the most prominent human rights activists have now been released from prison labor camps and from exile. As welcome as this gesture is, however, we cannot fail to notice that such selective mercy is of the kind exactly calculated to make a maximum public impression with a minimum of genuine concessions.
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According to German tradition, this Christmas market will be held outdoors. Once again this year, the wooden booths will be arranged into a charming little village, where you will find plenty of delicious products such as mulled wine, Christmas cakes, German gingerbread, grilled sausages and other delights. A number of products made in Germany will be on sale. A cultural program associated with this event will be presented concurrently in front of the Québec town hall in the Upper Town section of Old Québec from November 29 to December 8, 2013.
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Even though I knew Abdulhadi, our friend and former colleague was tortured, it was truly awful to read about the barbaric treatment he got. The Bahrain Independent Committee (BICI) forensic team included details of his treatment in the report launched yesterday.
Yes we knew he had been beaten so badly that he had to have a 4 hour operation on his face.He had four broken bones.
But what we didn't know, was that in hospital, he had been blindfolded and shackled to the bed for about seven days . When he asked the hospital staff to loosen the cuffs, they refused.The doctor told him that he needed three weeks of care but he was taken to Al Qurain Prison a week later. We didn't know he spent two months in solitary confinement in a small cell measuring approximately 2.5m x 2m.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The Memphis Veterans Affairs Medical Center is recruiting 19 mental health clinicians and two support personnel for newly created positions.
According to a news release from the VA, the agency expects that they will be hired locally and within six months or so. The positions are among 1,600 clinicians and about 300 support staff just added to the existing national workforce.
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Happy Happy Oh My Friends!!
So many of my friends have amazing things going on in their lives, and I am so proud of them! I wanted to take a second here around the holidays and tell them all how proud/excited I am for them. Ready?
First up, my friend Laura (far right) who works with me here at Beacham. Laura signed up to run a half marathon on March 18th. The marathon raises money for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. She has worked so hard raising money and training, and I am just so proud of her. To donate money to her, please visit this link.
Secondly I wanted to mention my friend Allison Harper. Allison is a wonderful interior designer who I work with sometimes taking photos. She is having a trunk show TONIGHT from 5-8 at 715 Miami Circle. BE THERE. This event was also mentioned by my friend Allie who writes the HYSTERICAL blog Baxter Bark Twice.
Next I want to give a shout out to my friends at Tex's Tacos. This amazing food truck was started by some great boys I have known since high school.
Jimmy and I started walking over on Wednesday nights in Virginia Highland and getting tacos from the truck. They are amazing! Truly! Please go by and get some food. You won't regret it. They were just named one of Atlanta Magazines 8 Great New Food Trucks. Congratulations! So happy for you guys!
And now we got to Lauren and Jason of The Whiskey Gentry. I am sure by this point you are all very much aware of my love for The Whiskey Gentry (Interview with Lauren, Beacham 5th Anniversary Party Post), but I have to say it again.
We went this past Friday to their Merry Y'all Tide Celebration at the Variety Playhouse.
The show was so great, and over 600 people came!
And finally I wanted to give a shout out to my friend Dani, who co-owns the boutique Flock in Boston. I introduced you to here here in the post about the Phish Gorge show this summer. Jimmy and I went to Boston a few weeks ago and I had the pleasure of seeing Flock in person. It was really great. I basically think Dani has the coolest job ever, and I'm super jealous. She just styled and modeled in a beautiful look book for Flock. The photos were based on my FAVORITE BOOK OF ALL TIMES The Hunger Games. READ IT. Also, look at how beautiful Flock's Look Book is!
Aren't the pictures beautiful!! Way to go Dani.
I am so proud of all my friends. Congratulations everyone.


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nickname as a child ("nuvola" means "cloud," as he rarely stayed on the ground of reality). He shot the first part of My Brother's Summer in 1998, but had to wait until 2003 to shoot the remaining section (when the boys are teenagers) because he wanted to rewrite the script. My Brother's Summer is his first feature film.


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Of Mice and Men
You know that saying about the best laid plans of mice and men going awry?
When we moved to our new space in the spring, we felt pretty confident that the extra square footage and a more easily accessible location would serve us well for at least the next few years.
A few months later, we are pretty well settled in and gearing up for our first holiday season in our new location. At this time of year, we are typically doing a lot of planning - creating holiday designs, lining up extra inventory, and enjoying some free time before the holiday onslaught.
We were surprised (and thrilled!) when we landed 2 large and unexpected new orders, due within a week of each other and both on VERY short notice. We went from being pretty happy with our new space to looking around going, "Really? WHERE ON EARTH are we going to put all this stuff????"
But, we've never backed down from a challenge (like the year we outgrew our original downtown location....but that's another story). We contacted the building manager in our old place on Teall Avenue and rented extra space for the holidays. This will be our satellite location for the next couple of months, devoted entirely to our larger corporate orders. The inventory and supplies have started to arrive, and we are getting ready to start working on the first order - 540 baskets, due in less than 2 weeks, and packed to ship - on pallets no less, which is a first for us.
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