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Heather Locklear returns to 'Melrose Place' tonight
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Story | Sep 22, 2009 | 4:34 PMThe 'special guest star' is back. As expected, The CW announced this morning that Heather Locklear is joining 'Melrose Place' for multiple episodes. The actress will reprise her role as scheming ad executive Amanda Woodward beginning Nov. 17 In a...... -
Exclusive First Look: Heather Locklear returns to 'Melrose Place'
Story | Nov 2, 2009 | 4:34 PMAdmit it, when you watch this promo, your temperature rises, your heart skips a beat, and you find yourself relishing the '90s. It's true that decade gave us hideous jeans and not-so-great music. But it also gave us Amanda Woodward,...... -
"Melrose Place": Coming to a TV network near you
Blog | Oct 29, 2008 | 4:30 PMOh praise be. Hallelujah. "Melrose Place" is coming back. Don't know how, don't know when. Only know that the CW - the remake network! - has now officially confirmed, after what seems like a decade of speculation, that in...... -
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State probes Bethlehem district's 'swap' deals
Story | Jul 7, 2009The state auditor general's office has launched a special investigation into the Bethlehem Area School District's use of complex derivative bond deals that have cost taxpayers more than $57 million. Auditor General Jack Wagner sent a letter Monday to... -
Boscola asking for state probe of 'swap' deals
Story | Jun 17, 2009State Sen. Lisa Boscola is asking the Pennsylvania auditor general to investigate the Bethlehem Area School District's derivative "swap" deals, which have cost taxpayers more than $57 million. Boscola, D-Northampton, is calling on Auditor General Jack... -
Auditor: PA Capitol Eatery Uninspected Since 2005
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Donald R. Green
Donald Ross Green, 72, of Rutland, died Sunday, March 3, 2013, at Mountain View Center.
He was born March 28, 1940, in Crown Point, N.Y., the son of Henry and Myrtle (Odell) Green.
He married Bernice T. Kramer Sept. 30, 1972.
Mr. Green enjoyed hunting, fishing, country music and watching TV westerns.
Survivors include his wife and a daughter, Mary Reynolds, both of Rutland; a brother, Percy Green of Moriah, N.Y.; a grandson; three sisters; several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by a granddaughter.
There are no calling hours or services planned at this time.
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Jim -
I think you should do this. And I know you can.
I'm close to pulling the trigger on a $120,000K+ for a Phantom - at $4K a day rental with cinemags - I can ROI in one year with my eyes closed and make money on the post services.
Why not make a ULTRA HIGH FRAME RATE BRIAN for Epic - $75K or so ... it would still be a bargin.
It would be GREAT to be able to offer a high speed brain as a rental item for other foks who have Epic systems -
And since you are modular - why not make your own MONSTER RAM RAID with GigE offload??
Don't worry Mitch ... I know they wont make it fast enough and I'm 90% going to buy a Phantom from you anyway -


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A number of these seem rather odd, or unrelated to performance. Walid <walid.shaari at gmail.com> writes: > It is lame, however i managed to get the following kernel paramter to scale > well in terms of both performance per node, and scalability over a high > bandwidth low latency network > > net.ipv4.tcp_workaround_signed_windows = 1 This is a workaround for a buggy remote TCP. If you have a homogeneous network of linux boxes, it will have no effect. > net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control = vegas I'm under the impression that the Vegas congestion control policy is not well loved by the experts on TCP performance. > net.ipv4.route.max_size = 8388608 This sets the size of the routing cache. You've set it to a rather large and fairly random number. > net.ipv4.icmp_ignore_bogus_error_responses = 0 > net.ipv4.icmp_echo_ignore_broadcasts = 0 Why would paying attention to bogus ICMPs and to ICMP broadcasts help performance? Neither should be prevalent enough to make any difference, and one would naively expect performance to be improved by ignoring such things, not by paying attention to them... > net.ipv4.tcp_max_orphans = 262144 I'm not clear on why this would help unless you were expecting really massive numbers of unattached sockets -- also you're saying that up to 16M of kernel memory can be used for this purpose... > net.core.netdev_max_backlog = 2000 This implies your processes are going to get massive numbers of TCP connections per unit time. Are they? It is certainly not a *general* performance improvement... Perry
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Glass Wine Bar & Bistro @ Ledges Hotel
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Great Views!!! might take a minute or two to find this place. Worth the effort!!!
Really enjoyed this find so much that we booked a return stay @ the Ledges Hotel.
The setting for this restaurant is beyond compare, and the new renovation was done impeccably. Food served "small plates" style was delicious. We really loved the ribs and the lamb sliders. Plan to order one small plate per person and then a couple of more, and if you shared an appetizer you'll have plenty of room for dessert. You won't leave feeling hungry, and you won't feel too stuffed either.
The food was outstanding but the menu is limited. The service was very good. The view and scenery were gorgeous! This place is a hidden gem. Highly recommend!
The location is as the name of the hotel suggests, on a ledge. The outdoor deck is over large falls. wonderful food and a great wine and beer selection. We plan on going back again and again and again.
Glass Wine Bar & Bistro is the perfect setting with a view of waterfalls and has great food! Sunday evenings features local bands, so eating outside was a special treat. A must for those visiting Hawley and the surrounding area!
Nature has provided the most amazing setting for this restaurant overlooking rock ledges and falls. If they had just served burgers I would have been happy. But instead, we dined on wonderful charcuterie of creative meats and luscious cheeses servered on planks with delightful accompaniments.
Reviews for Glass tend to play up the chic small plate dishes, but we did not find the food to be that spectacular. Not bad, but not incredible either. The outdoor dining by the falls is very nice and the indoor bar is friendly and fairly priced. If in the area, I would recommend Glass, but I wouldn't drive to Hawley just for this.
Wine and food were excellent! Laura (T. ?) was outstanding on service.
The food is fantastic and the views is beautiful. The menu is tappas, small plates, so you get to try many things. Great to bring a few people and try a wide variety of incredible food!
Great local spot...civilization in NEPA! BUT...open table reservations do no guarantee outdoor seating, even tho we asked for it. So even if you can make a reservation a day in advance, the best thing to do is make your reservation a week in advance because outdoor seating is limited but gorgeous!
Beautiful setting overlooking "ledges" with waterfalls. Interesting tapas style menu. Lovely evening!
We made this an anniversary outing and the experience was special in many ways. DH sampled two beers and I had a champagne cocktail served chilled and garnished. The food tastings to share were interesting but we couldn't help but notice the delicious looking entrees going to other tables so we will be back to try those. They had advertised live music -- not true or maybe they were late getting set up. We were not able to get a reservation for our first pick of date and time. Strange given that they were not busy at all when we arrived and about the same when we departed about two hours later. I think that you could just show up and still be seated.
The food is excellent here. Have been three times, and each time, the menu changes slightly. In a good way. As it is all "tapas" style, they alter their small plate selection based on local and seasonal ingredients. The Asian short ribs and smoked trout deviled eggs were amazing. The service was excellent, and Mike our waiter was extremely attentive. The only thing better than the food and service is the view of the waterfall from your table. Highly recommend!!!!
A beautiful outdoor setting with stone terraces and waterfalls. I love the idea of tapas - small tasting plates. Very happy that they accommodated one of our guest's gluten intolerance with no issues. They even made us a gluten free dessert. Outdoor seating with a band that was amazing. Ordered shrimp, but brought salmon which was slightly under seasoned - not a major issue. Not easy to find - bring a GPS.
My husband and I had a wonderful meal here! The food was exquisite; each course was better than the next. Even something that could be mundane like a chopped salad was new and lovely. I loved the bar area because of the ambiance, and the Thursday night live music was great. We will be back next year when we're on vacation.
Best of both. A complete experience. Hope it continues for many summers to come.
We were so happy to find this eclectic wine bar tucked away in a little corner of NE PA. We will return many times. A fun time.
Although some people think of Glass as a special occasion place, I asked my husband not to. We think any occasion is the perfect reason to celebrate at Glass! Just celebrate life!!!
We discovered this and the ambience is great. Overlooking the stream it truly is representative of the Poconos. Great bar, band, lighting, food. We will go back again!!
A great find. Verb interesting menus with great small plates. The service was warm and very friendly. Good music and a beautiful venue. Looking forward to our next visit and to sharing this find with friends.
We recently had dinner here with out-of-town friends (it was already one of our favorites), and they loved everything about it. The small plates, which are the heart of the menu, were perfect for one of them who was on a diet, and the varied items were ideal for the other one, who doesn't eat red meat. You can order as much or as little as you want, and the small-plate items can be surprisingly filling so the bill doesn't have to be high. The outdoor ambience is terrific, right by a waterfall with river flowing out of it, and in winter, when it's too cold to sit outside, the inside has been beautifully renovated. Unless you get there really early in summer, it's wise to make a reservation for outside seating.
We come here often and bring friends to eat out on the porch where we can enjoy the gorgeous waterfall and trees. The menu is what I call American Tapas. Each dish gives three to four people a sample of an outstanding dish. We particularly enjoy the French onion soup . . .bites served in deep dish spoons. The Asian ribs melt in the mouth. There is an excellent variety of food . . salad, charcuterie, cheese plates, fish dishes, flatbreads, meat dishes . . all cooked creatively and to perfection.
The Glass Wine Bar & Bistro is a special place to dine. Located in a secluded area of NE PA, this restaurant offers a gorgeous, sylvan view of forest, rocks, waterfall and stream. Our waitress was knowledgable about offerings and pairings & most pleasant to us during each interaction. The Glass Wine Bar & Bistro featured various "small plates" on the Saturday evening we dinned there. We initially chose 3 food items and enjoyed our experience so much that we selected 3 more small plates from the menu. We settled on an decent table white wine for $25 from the somewhat limited (but acceptable to us) wine list. Our overall experience was positively memorable and we look forward to future visits at this special place.
Love love love to dine here! It's the perfect escape for a kid free evening. Our only qualms were that the chairs outside are very uncomfortable (mostly the red chairs) and the music (which was great) was a bit loud and didnt quite fit the natural ambience that is so spectacular while dining outside. Great service, food, drinks and dessert!
This was our first time trying this place out. It was a little difficult to find but once there we headed straight outside to one of the decks for a glass of wine until our table was ready downstairs. After a short wait we sat outside and enjoyed a fabulous meal with a spectacular view. Great spot!
We saw the Ledges Hotel and Glass Wine Bar & Bistro advertised in our local magazine. Based on the pictures and description, it looked like an interesting place to try. After the first time dining there, we left loving it! The food is very good and the service, although not exceptional, was acceptable. There is a very nice selection of different food items on the menu but the best part is the ambience out on the patio. The surrounding trees and waterfalls are lighted at night and there are accent lights throughout the patio area. The light is dim and the music is great and it all just makes for a great dining experience! Dining inside is not nearly the same, but I would still highly recommend Glass!
Food and service were excellent. We will be back again.
Delicious, creative dinners. I went to ledges for an anniversary dinner and had a very romantic experience.
Went there from friends from out of town and we had a fantastic time. Our server was personal, the ambiance intimate. Loved the variety of small plates. Wished it was warmer out so we could have enjoyed the outside eating and scenery.
I have a second home in PA. There are not many good restaurants or places to just have a drink besides noisy bars .We found Glass and let me tell you it is wonderful. You really have to go there to see it.
This place is a find. You can sample small plates which are very inventive and absolutely exquisite in both taste and presentation. Service was attentive but discreet. The decor and views are wonderful as well as the music. It all fits together very fluidly for a great evening dining experience. Well done!
There are very few restaurants in this area that can provide such an interesting variety of menu items. Their cheese board specializes in locally made cheeses paired with seasonal fruit, quince paste and apple butter. We also enjoyed a variety of meats (smoked salmon pate, a duck/pork pate, smoked trout, venison and beer sausage and prosciutto) . The restaurant menu is primarily a tasting menu with items prices as such and sized appropriately. Their "entree" items, from the wahoo to the steak cubes, were wonderful but the BBQ ribs were by far the favorite. The staff and service couldn't have been any better. .
This was our first time here, we went to celebrate our anniversary. As such we were given a glass of very good champagne to start our evening. We sat outside, under heaters, with the sound of the waterfalls in the background. It was exceptional. Service was fantastic, the food great. Could not have had a better evening. Thank you!
Made reservations for our anniversary. They remembered. We were greeted with a "happy anniversary", seating request was honored and complimentary sparkling wine immediately brought to us by our server who also wished us a happy anniversary. That's a class act right there. The food was amazing, and for "small plates"- I was shocked at the size. I am from Philly and when restaurants there say small plates- you leave hungry. Not here!The service was impeccable, professional yet not pretentious. We moved over to the bar area, had a drink and listened to a live acoustic duo. It was an amazing evening. I have been coming to the poconos since I was born, and we rarely ventured out. Since I have been married- we go out more. This is a MUST!!!!
Booked dinner here last minute. We kept thinking that we would still be hungry after eating from the "small plate" menu, boy were we wrong. Everything was exceptionally delicious and the service is amazing. You absolutely must try the French onion soup bites. My husband and I ordered a few plates each and shared everything. I honestly would have been fine just sharing the mac and cheese and french onion soup bites. I was SO full by the end of the meal that I was ecstatic that we chose to sit in the bar area where there are couches, I stretched out and enjoyed my drink while settling my stomach. Honestly, you cannot go wrong with any of the food here. Awesome atmosphere as well.
We went to the Glass Bar looking for great food and we found it. The portions were great size for sharing or eating alone and the prices can't be beat. We had a great wine recommendation and the service was outstanding (Laura was fantastic!) The pears an bleu cheese and build you're own Mac and cheese were out if this world. Can't wait to go back!
We loved the 'small-plate' concept menu. Perfect opportunity to sample a delicious variety of food, without feeling that we over-indulged. The waitress was so helpful to us when ordering, and provided excellent service. We ordered the Crab Dip and baguette; tender greens salad with goat cheese, beets, & nuts dressed with balsamic vinaigrette; Cuban sliders; and Mac 'n Cheese. Each course was perfectly timed, and was soo delicious! We were very full and satisfied with our meal, even taking a dessert of chocolate truffles to go! The entire meal was enhanced by the terrific acoustic guitarist performing in the adjacent bar area. It was the perfect alternative to a traditional dining experience - you won't leave disappointed or hungry!


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Brest, an important seaport and naval base is situated in northwestern France in the region of Brittany.
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Young and Restless Recaps
Y&R Week of September 21, 2009
At the lake, a broken Patty held a gun on Jack and Victor and tried to decide who she wanted to shoot. Jack apologized for causing her so much pain. Victor told Patty that Jack isn't worth her love or tears, and warned her that if she shoots Jack, she'll go to jail. Patty angrily blamed Victor for trying to buy and own her, and bringing her to Genoa City. Victor asked her to give him a chance to make her life what it once was. She replied that she had nothing then and has nothing now. Victor then lunged for her to get the gun and she shot him several times! Jack sat open-mouthed as Victor writhed in pain, then grabbed Victor's phone and called an ambulance for Victor and Colleen. Paul and J.T. soon came running and Jack filled them in on the drama. Patty fled the scene.
At the Abbott mansion, Billy and Traci overheard the gunshots over the phone
and panicked.... Victoria and Nick discussed Victor bringing Patty to town
and sadly agreed that this made it hard to love him. Soon, the Abbotts and
Victoria were given the bad news about Colleen and Victor.
At the Newman Ranch, Ashley told a shocked Adam that she's moving out. She
still couldn't believe that Victor tried to use Patty to get back at Jack
and didn't tell her the truth. Adam urged her to calm down, but she was in a
rage as she packed her things. He feared that she would harm her "baby."
Adam then told her about Paul accusing Victor of bringing Patty to town.
Ashley was furious with Adam for not saying anything to her about it, but he
explained that he kept quiet because he didn't believe Paul's lies. Ashley
still planned to leave. Soon, Dr. Taylor came by and Adam implored the doc
to get Ashley to stay put. Taylor warned him that the truth about her not
really being pregnant is going to come out eventually.... Ashley wrote
Victor a heartfelt good-bye letter, explaining that he was willing to risk
her health and sanity for his feud with Jack. "I love you, Victor, but I no
longer have any faith in you," she wrote. Later, Dr. Taylor came by and
suggested she take a sedative. Ashley insisted on leaving the ranch.
Victoria and the Abbotts rushed to the hospital, where they were met by
Chance. He assured them that the cops were looking for Patty. Jack told his
family that Victor had told him to help Colleen.
Meanwhile, Paul chased Patty and found her hiding out at a lodge with her
cat. She was sitting on the floor crying. Paul tried to reach out to her. He
then injected her with anti-venom for her spider bite and promised to take
care of her. She asked if she was going to be taken away, and begged him to
"make it all go away." Paul held his sister and told her that she needs
professional help. He promised to go with her when she turned herself in.
She agreed to go to the cops.
Colleen and Victor were rushed into surgery. Traci was beside herself as she
saw an unconscious Colleen being wheeled in. Jack tearfully explained how he
found Colleen face-down in the water and did everything he could to help
her. A doctor then joined them and informed the family that they had to put
Colleen on a ventilator because she was no longer breathing on her own....
Abby feared that her father and sister were going to die. She thought they
should get Ashley.... Victoria and Nick visited an unconscious Victor. Vicky
regretted having been angry with their father. Nick was confident that
Victor would get well and that he loves them. "I'm so sorry," Victoria
whispered to her dad.... Traci and Steve sat with Colleen. Traci and Abby
then went to the chapel to pray for her. Abby thought back to Brad dying in
the lake; Traci assured her that they found Colleen before it was too
late.... Billy sat with Colleen and blamed himself for letting her go to the
cabin by herself.... The doctor told the Newmans that Victor had bullets in
his heart. Abby visited Victor, who awoke to tell his children that he loves
Paul called Chance and told him that Patty is surrendering. Chance met up
with them and gently took Patty. Paul promised her that it would be okay. He
then explained to Chance that Patty didn't understand what she'd done.
Chance planned to take her to a psychiatric facility. Patty broke down, but
Paul assured her that she'd get the help she needs there. She freaked out
when Paul reached for Kitty Kitty, but eventually handed her cat over to her
Billy arrived at the ranch and told Ashley about Victor, Colleen and Patty.
Ashley was understandably devastated.... Victor asked Victoria to tell Nikki
that he feels the same. After, Victoria and Nick agreed that they needed to
find their mother.... The doctor told the Abbotts that they got a faint
reading of some activity in Colleen's brain. Traci was hopeful, but the
doctor warned them that Colleen could be brain dead. She advised them to
prepare for the worst.
At Crimson Lights, Gloria used the pay phone to call Jeffrey and discuss Patty shooting Victor and kidnapping Colleen. She tearfully noted that if they went to jail for taking Patty to the Abbott cabin in the first place, at least they'd have running water. Kevin wondered why his mom looked so unkempt; Glo admitted that she's broke and doesn't have a cell phone, running water or laundry. She asked Kevin for help, noting that all of Jeff's get-rich schemes seem to backfire. He wasn't sure what he could do; she acknowledged that with all of the terrible things she's done, she doesn't deserve his help and that her karma has come back to haunt her.
At the coffeehouse, Amber scribbled notes on Nina's screenplay about
Katherine. Amber wished she'd hear from Daniel about getting the Terroni
painting. Deacon slithered in and sidled up next to her. Amber showed off
her engagement ring from Daniel, but Deacon was confident that Daniel
wouldn't come through with the painting. Soon, Daniel arrived at Crimson
Lights and informed Amber that he can't get into the safety deposit box
because he's not authorized to use the key. Kevin and Jana realized that
Gloria was allowed to use it because she was married to Tom at the time.
Kevin didn't think it was a good idea to get Gloria involved. Daniel was
determined to get the box opened without telling Glo what was inside....
Deacon joined Gloria and asked if she wanted to work with him. She turned
him down, but he encouraged her to call him.
Billy went to the Newman Ranch and told Ashley about Victor getting shot.
Adam and Ashley prepared to go to the hospital.... Abby sat with Colleen in
the hospital. Traci was hopeful that Colleen wouldn't end up brain dead, but
Jack and Steve were being more realistic about her chances of survival.
Traci asked them, as well as Paul, to join her in a prayer for Colleen. She
then very kindly asked Paul how Patty was doing. Paul regretted not doing
anything to stop her. Jack and Traci assured him that it wasn't his fault.
Jack recalled Patty saying that Colleen was going to get her help; when Paul
mentioned Patty's spider bite, Traci concluded that Colleen had been
planning to get help to save Patty's life.
Meanwhile, Nick and Victoria waited for an update on Victor. Nick was
confident that he'd make it, but Victoria wasn't so sure. She wished they
could get in touch with Nikki. J.T. joined them and sadly informed them that
Colleen wasn't doing so well.... Ashley arrived at the hospital and embraced
Traci, and then Abby.... Adam arrived with Victor's favorite book and
slippers. Nick and Victoria found it hard to believe that Adam even cared.
Billy tried to keep calm in the chapel, to no avail. Mac attempted to
comfort him and assured him that it's not his fault Colleen went to the
Abbott cabin.... Paul told Jack that he's going to look for Nikki. Ashley
overheard and recalled her belief that she'd hit Nikki with her car. She
lied to Paul that she didn't know where Nikki was, either.... Victoria
informed Abby that Victor is in stable condition. Later, Colleen was wheeled
back into her room after having had tests done. Traci continued to remain
optimistic. Victoria told an unconscious Colleen that they were all pulling
for her, and pleaded with her to wake up.... Nick kept vigil by Victor's
bedside. Adam offered to take over so Nick could get something to eat. At
first, Nick refused, but changed his mind when Adam reminded him that Victor
is also his father. Adam spoke to an unconscious Victor, saying that he's
worked hard to bring his father down and wasn't going to let his dad "fade
away without fanfare." Adam regretted not being the son who Victor could be
proud of. "You need to live," he pleaded, breaking down.... J.T. went to the
chapel to pray and found Mac there. He opened up to his ex about his marital
problems with Victoria and wondered if their issues even mattered, given
all that was going on.... Jack asked Ashley why she seemed so upset about
Paul searching for Nikki. Ashley lied that she was just surprised since no
one had heard from her. Ash then asked exactly what happened with Patty;
Jack explained how Victor had brought Patty to town ‹ and that Victor had
saved his life because Patty had been intending to shoot him.
Ashley later went to the chapel with Adam and told him that Paul is looking
for Nikki. She admitted that she's starting to hear Nikki's voice the same
way she had with Sabrina; she feared that she'd have her baby in a mental
institution. She was also afraid that something would happen to Victor....
Traci spoke to her daughter, telling Colleen that she and Steve plan to stay
in Genoa City. The doctor then came in and reported that Colleen is indeed
brain dead. Traci refused to believe it. Jack gave the bad news to Nick,
Victoria, Ashley, Adam and Abby. Another doctor arrived to tell the
Newmans that Victor was doing well. Jack was furious that Victor was getting
another shot while his niece was brain dead.... A desperate Traci went
online to find stories about people recovering from being brain dead. She
was certain that Colleen was still in there..... Victoria joined a
devastated J.T. in the chapel. "She didn't deserve this," he whispered. "No,
she didn't," Victoria agreed. She reached out to embrace him and he sobbed
in his wife's arms.
Nick thought about losing Cassie, and what Traci must be going through. Paul
wished he'd done more to stop Patty, but Nick understood why he needed to
support his sister. Paul then got a text from someone who saw Nikki the
night of the storm..... Ashley visited Victor and began to pour her heart
out and he then muttered Nikki's name. Meanwhile, Nikki was alive and
well, and was relaxing at a luxurious spa!
Deacon again met with Gloria at Crimson Lights and told her that he could
make her a wealthy woman. She told him that the Terroni is gone. He informed
her that the painting is in a safe deposit box in Detroit, and that she has
the power to open it. Glo perked up when he revealed how much the
painting is worth, and offered to give her $2.5 million.
Meanwhile, Jana, Daniel, Kevin and Amber continued to plot on how they could
get into Gloria's safe deposit box ‹ and then decided that Amber should
dress as Gloria. Kevin presented Amber with a big, black Gloria-style hat,
which he declared should "work" for their plan.
At the G.C.A.C, Lauren and Michael ran into an unkempt Jeffrey, who
confessed that he and Gloria are broke. The Baldwins went to the
coffeehouse and questioned Gloria about her financial situation. She
admitted that she lost all of her money, but assured them that she has
"fabulous prospects." Michael was dubious and offered her money. She
answered that she's fine.
Katherine and Murphy threw another barbecue at the Chancellor Estate. Jill,
Phillip, Esther, Chance, Chloe and Nina also attended. Kay told the gang how
blessed she is to have them in her life. Things became somber as they took a
minute to discuss Colleen. Kay stated that they needed to cherish every
moment they have. After, Nina urged Phillip to talk to Chance, really
wanting to get Chloe away from her son. Chloe noted that Nina was giving her
dirty looks, and Chance acknowledged that his mom is overprotective. Esther
then came over to Chloe and warned her that Chance is falling for her, and
that she shouldn't use him to make Billy jealous. Chloe replied that Chance
would find a girl who was more like him.... Murphy encouraged Phillip to let
down his guard, noting that everyone has been very forgiving toward Phillip,
given that he'd deceived them all.... Jill became upset when Kay reminded
her that she owed her share of the property taxes. Kay accused her of
overreacting, unaware that Jill's broke. Jill freaked out when Nina and Kay
discussed Nina's screenplay, and accused them of plotting to make her look
bad in the movie. Jill then scribbled out a check for Kay and stormed away.
Murphy noticed that she hadn't signed it.... Phillip reminded Nina that
Chance is no longer a little boy who needs to be looked out for. Chance
asked his mom to give Chloe a break. Later, he gave Chloe some adorable
Genoa City Police Department baby clothes for Cordelia.
Jill stopped by the coffeehouse and told Gloria to get to work, but Glo said
she was through with minimum wage work. Kay came in, having followed Jill, and asked Gloria if she knew where Jill went. Gloria gave her
the address of the nail salon.
Jeff found Lauren and Michael at the coffeehouse and asked why Gloria was
going to Detroit. Michael feared what his mother was up to, but Lauren
reminded him that it was Gloria's problem..... Kevin arrived at the bank
with Amber, who was dressed as a grieving Gloria. Daniel and Jana lurked in
the back. Kevin asked the clerk if they could get into Tom's safe deposit
box. The manager soon joined them and Amber continued to play the part of
the weeping widow. When she went to sign the papers, Amber lied that she'd
sprained her wrist. The manager said that her signature didn't match the one
on the passport. Kevin and Jana distracted the manager and clerk so Amber
and Daniel could make their way in. Later, the real Gloria arrived.
Kay went to the salon, where she and Jill were surprised to see each other.
Katherine was shocked to learn that Jill is working at a nail salon. Jill
reluctantly painted Kay's nails and confessed that she'd lost all of her
money. The ladies then admitted that they missed each other. As Kay left,
she handed Jill a check as a tip.
At the bank, a disguised Amber and Daniel sneaked into the vault so they
could get to Tom's safe deposit box. The real Gloria then arrived and was
surprised to hear that "Gloria" was already at the vault. The bank manager
found Amber and Daniel and asked them to come with him. They then came
face-to-face with Gloria. "Will the real Gloria Fisher please stand up?"
asked the manager. Kevin lied that Amber's the "real" Gloria and that
Gloria is his grandmother. HA! Needless to say, Glo was not pleased. The
manager threatened to call the cops. Daniel concluded that Deacon had spoken
with Gloria and warned her that Sharpe couldn't be trusted. He also assured
her that if she played along, she'd get her cut of the profits. Naturally,
she agreed to go along with the plan. Later, when they returned to Genoa
City, Amber showed them how she'd smuggled the painting (rolled up, minus
the frame). Gloria wanted her money, but the others filled her in on how
Amber needed to give the Terroni to Deacon so he'd be out of her life. Glo
wasn't sympathetic and wanted her cash.
At the hospital, Steve confided to J.T. that Traci is having a difficult
time accepting that Colleen is brain dead. Ashley joined Traci at Colleen's
bedside and sobbed about how she shouldn't have trusted Victor. Ashley
apologized to an unconscious Colleen for not stopping Victor when she'd had
a chance. Traci pleaded with her daughter to wake up. "So many people need
you," she cried. Traci was ecstatic when Colleen's hand moved, but the
doctor said that there was no change in her condition.
Meanwhile, Victoria and Nick kept an eye on an ailing Victor. Victor awoke
and they explained that he'd just come out of surgery. Nick then called
Paul, who told him he was following a lead about Nikki's whereabouts. Paul
went to a retreat in Colorado ‹ where he found where Nikki was staying.
Immediately, she realized that something was wrong..... Ashley went to the
chapel and found Adam there; she told Adam that Victor had regained
consciousness. She felt like a fool for getting involved with him again.
Adam said he couldn't excuse what Victor did, but understood it. Ashley
couldn't comprehend how Adam could defend him. She planned to talk to Victor
as soon as possible.... Victor asked how Colleen is doing and Nick evaded
the question. Victor demanded to know the truth, and Victoria revealed that
she's brain dead. A guilty Victor was devastated.
Paul filled in Nikki about how Patty had shot Victor. Nikki was horrified
and confused when he explained that Mary Jane is Patty and that Victor was
the one who'd brought her to town. Nikki regretted having left town, but
Paul assured her that she had nothing to feel guilty about. She then
informed him that she'd sent a bunch of letters to the ranch; Paul confirmed
that no one had ever gotten them. Later, Paul became furious when Nikki
defended Victor and stated that Patty is just as guilty. When Nikki almost
called Victor her husband, Paul angrily realized that Nikki would always
stand by Newman. He softened as he reasoned that she needed to be with
Victor, but she thought it was best if she stayed away.
Ashley paid Victor a visit and told him that this time, he went too far.
"How do you destroy the lives of people you claim to love how do you do
that?" she sadly asked him. Victor insisted that he loves her. "You don't
love me. You can't love me because you don't know the meaning of the word,"
Ashley spat. "I thought we could have everything. It kills me to know that
none of it was ever real." She refused to let Victor manipulate her ever
again. "Isn't it enough that you've taken my niece from me?" she asked,
getting in his face and becoming angry. "Eventually someone I love will get
hurt again!" Just as she told him that she and Abby are moving out, Victor
went into cardiac arrest.
Victoria and J.T. visited Colleen. Traci was still insisting that Colleen
would be okay. She invited Victoria to sit with her, but Vicky became
uncomfortable and went to be with Victor. J.T. stayed behind with Colleen
for a moment and promised Traci that he'd be back. Later, Traci continued to
beg Colleen to wake up..... Victor's condition became dire and Ashley blamed
herself. Nikki called Nick and heard the chaos surrounding Victor. She
decided to return home right away.
An upset and worried Sharon called Nick from the mental hospital to check in
on Victor's status. Meanwhile, at the hospital, Adam told Nick and Victoria
that Ashley wasn't responsible for Victor's heart failure. Nick and Victoria
wished they'd hear from Nikki.... Ashley continued to blame herself for
Victor's condition. Adam tried to keep her calm and promised to get news on
Victor. After, the doctor informed the family that Victor is undergoing
surgery. Abby and Adam urged Ashley to go home and get some rest, but she
wanted to stay at the hospital.... Victoria planned to issue a press release
about her father. Nick decided to visit Sharon so she wouldn't feel out of
the loop.
Lily found a picture of herself with Colleen and Sierra, admitting to Cane
that she hadn't spoken with Sierra in years. She then came across Colleen's
angel pin. Lily wanted to give it to Colleen, but Cane argued that it wasn't
a good idea for her to go to a germy hospital while undergoing chemo. Lily
insisted on going, and agreed to wear a surgical mask.
Traci, Billy and Steve kept vigil over Colleen. Billy
stated that when Colleen got well, they could take a trip to a
museum. Jack brought another doctor by, who informed them that there was no
hope for Colleen ever waking up. Traci refused to give up, but the doctor
explained that it was only the life support that was keeping her alive.
Traci stated that she believes in miracles. Jack had a more realistic view
and urged his sister to remove her from life support. Traci broke down as
Jack acknowledged what a difficult decision it is. "I can't do it," she
cried. "Never." Jack stated that it was just Colleen's body in the bed, but
not Colleen. Abby soon joined them and Billy sadly told her that Colleen
isn't going to make it. Abby was understandably devastated and begged Traci
not to take her off of life support. She and Traci shared a moment alone as
they comforted each other. Lily and Cane arrived at the hospital and Billy
gave them the bad news. Lily was shocked, but tried to stay strong so that
she could pay her friend a visit.... Steve and Jack reminisced about what a
great person Colleen was. "I love her like she's my own," Steve said,
breaking into sobs.
Jack overheard Adam and Ashley arguing and came over to see what was going
on. Adam wanted her to go home to the ranch, while Jack wanted her to go the
Newman Ranch. A fed-up Ashley stormed away — then spied Nikki in the
hospital hallway. Ashley, thinking of the night she allegedly hit Nikki,
freaked out. Jack said hello to Nikki, which agitated Ashley even more. "I
killed her!" Ashley yelled and ran off. Paul arrived and joined Nikki so
they could check up on Victor. Victoria was thrilled to see her mom and
tearfully filled her in on Victor's surgery. Nikki was confident that he'd
make it.... J.T. told Paul that the doctors think Traci should take Colleen
off of life support. "Why Colleen?" J.T. asked. "She didn't deserve any of
this." He admitted that he was having a hard time accepting it.
Nick went to the mental hospital and admitted to Sharon how confused he is
over Victor — how he's angry with him over bringing Patty to town, but
worried that his dad could die. Sharon suddenly doubled over in pain, but
assured Nick that there were no problems with her pregnancy. She didn't
think she should be the one who Nick keeps relying on and implored him to
ask Phyllis to come home from Switzerland. Nick reminded her that her baby
is his and that they will always be connected. Just as he was about to
leave, she had more pains, which she stated were just Braxton-Hicks
Traci was happy when Lily stopped by Colleen's room. Lily explained that she
couldn't stay away from someone she loves. Lily gave Colleen back her angel
pin and told Traci about the dream she'd had where Colleen urged her to live
in the present. Traci asked Lily to keep the pin, noting that Colleen
wouldn't need it anymore.
Jack took Ashley to the Abbott mansion and she continued to rant about how
she'd killed Nikki. Adam soon arrived and asked Ashley to come home. She
dissolved into tears and wouldn't listen to either of them. Jack stated that
she needed psychiatric care and she agreed to go. Later, Jack and Adam
checked her in to the mental hospital, though Adam didn't think she should
be there. Jack told him to back off. Ashley believed that she should be in
jail, but Jack assured her that she's in the right place. He walked her to
her room.
Traci tearfully told Lily and her family that she's going to have Colleen
taken off of life support. "As hard a decision as this is, taking Colleen
off of life support is the right decision," she cried. "She's with Brad now,
watching over us all."
Nikki sat with an awake Victor, who was happy to see her. "You're here," he
muttered. The doctor came by and Nikki almost introduced herself as Victor's
wife, but then corrected herself and called herself his "good friend." The
doctor then informed them that Victor needs a heart transplant within a few
days in order to survive.
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Interesting thread, I read the PA thread too, doesnt totally make sense to me, Im no chemist by any means, but I'll see if theres anything I can find out, I wonder if they knew before they ran the test that:
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And I wonder if the place that did the "test" will check the epi clones too: Epi-MAX,M14-E,Methyl-E, E-Max, E-Stane, Hemaguno, Hemapolin, Epi-Mass Epidrol, Epistrong, it would be interesting to see the results.
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Roadblock, is that an admission?
No it's not....Just a comment saying that EPI under certain conditions can convert to DMT/P-Plex...This is certainly no secret and I quarntee if other brands are tested more would reveal the same. I'm not saying this is the case with IBE as I do not know and have not seen any first hand test.
And is that very bad?? Because I only pulse Epi and then run some OTC stuff...but phera's heavy stuff
You should be fine and who is to say the "Test" even happened correctly ??? How was the product stored before testing ??? Was it intentionally stored wrong to get a certain result ? Who funded the test ? All these questions should be considered before taking any so called "test" to heart.
Remember politics plays a huge roll in the supplement business. To think otherwise and your being Naive.
It's a contamination issue or mislabeling having to due with the isomers.
Epi is a steroid in it's own right; no conversion needed.
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Detlev Glanert: Süss opera premiere
(February 2000)Detlev Glanert: Süss opera premiere
Detlev Glanert 's new opera, Joseph Süss, received its premiere to great acclaim at the Bremen Theater on 13 October, conducted by Rainer Mühlbach and staged by Tilman Knabe. Scored for seven principal singers, chorus and chamber orchestra, this powerful opera tells the true story of Joseph Süss Oppenheimer, amidst the political, financial and sexual intrigues of the 18th century Württemberg court. He rises to a powerful position within the court, supporting the Duke in his corrupt pursuits, but becomes enmeshed within a conspiracy hatched by his rival. After a failed coup d'état the Duke suffers a fatal stroke, and 'Jew Süss' becomes a scapegoat for the wrongs of the state, is tried in secret, and executed in Stuttgart before the assembled populace.
"The fate of Joseph Süss Oppenheimer provides history with an example of latent antisemitism in Europe – the Nazis misappropriated this story in a perfidious propaganda film. Glanert and his librettists consciously closed the circle. "My opera reacted to a story that took place in 1738… yet one must and should reflect the German situation between 1933 and 1945." Detlev Glanert, born in 1960, is in the front rank of those suited to this task, succeeding in balancing on the precarious tightrope walk between the stereotypical 'coming to terms with history' and allusions to the contemporary era. Take it for granted, at this near sell-out world premiere, that the pupil of Hans Werner Henze exercises his audience energetically with sudden harmonic changes and percussive insistence, punching holes in the historical patina with sharp-pointed sonorities, razor-sharp instrumentation and occasional electronic effects… Their breath taken away, the Bremen audience responded with sustained applause." Hannover Allgemeine Zeitung quot t;[The opera] carries such contrasting elements that it makes Glanert's musical score sound ever more gripping, more varied and more appealing. There are lyrical, transparent and chamber music-like passages alongside piercing, keenly sharpened sound masses; soft, melodic singing lines alongside angular interval leaps and sprechgesang of approximate contour; skilful and atmospheric ensembles are set against rhythmic murmurs and the collective outcry. But going beyond such stylistic qualities are Glanert's witty play with form, quotation and collage, without which his characteristic individuality would be incomplete… the audience responded with unanimous cheering and bravos." Opernwelt
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Joseph Süss continues in the repertoire of the Bremen Theater and a second production of the opera opens in Regensburg on 5 March. Glanert's future projects include a comic stagework for the Halle Opera, and new works for the London Sinfonietta and the Bavarian State Opera orchestra.
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NRO's The Corner Blog
May 29, 2013
by Paul Marshall
The Vatican's representative to the United Nations, Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, released an alarming report this week. Vatican Radio reports that in his address to the U.N. Human Rights Council, the archbishop said, "Credible research has reached the shocking conclusion that an estimate of more than 100,000 Christians are violently killed because of some relation to their faith every year. Other Christians and other believers are subjected to forced displacement, to the destruction of their places of worship, to rape and to the abduction of their leaders — as it recently happened in the case of Bishops Yohanna Ibrahim and Boulos Yaziji, in [Syria]." (The bishops are still missing, a month after their disappearance.)
In his hard-hitting address, the archbishop also offered a word of warning: "In addition, in some Western countries where historically the Christian presence has been an integral part of society, a trend emerges that tends to marginalize Christianity in public life, ignore historic and social contributions and even restrict the ability of faith communities to carry out social charitable services."
His description of the Church's current social contributions worldwide are eye-opening:
"In this connection, it may be useful that the Delegation of the Holy See should recall some pertinent data on the current services to the human family carried out in the world by the Catholic Church without any distinction of religion or race. In the field of education, it runs 70,544 kindergartens with 6,478,627 pupils; 92,847 primary schools with 31,151,170 pupils; 43,591 secondary schools with 17,793,559 pupils. The Church also educates 2,304,171 high school pupils, and 3,338,455 university students. The Church's worldwide charity and healthcare centres include: 5,305 hospitals; 18,179 dispensaries; 547 Care Homes for people with Leprosy; 17,223 Homes for the elderly, or the chronically ill or people with a disability; 9,882 orphanages; 11,379 creches; 15,327 marriage counseling; 34,331 social rehabilitation centres and 9,391 other kinds of charitable institutions. To such data about social action activity, there should be added the assistance services carried out in refugee camps and to internally displaced people and the accompaniment of these uprooted persons. This service certainly doesn't call for discrimination against Christians."
"It may be useful that the Delegation of the Holy See should recall" – I love his dry way of saying "we do more social services than anyone else in the world in — including, arguably, any government on the planet."
To bring a small part of the lesson home, note that the services in these 300,000-plus listed institutions (probably the largest network in the world) are described as given "without any distinction of religion or race." In contrast, our current administration is seeking to define any such services religious groups provide without "any distinction of religion" as therefore, by the very fact, not really religious, and therefore subject to close government control.
According to current executive policy, in contrast to every major world religion, actual religious activities are only those that are turned inward to minister solely to the faithful. In other words, if you act out of caritas – in modern terms, charity – then you are no longer religious. That would make the mission of most churches and other religious groups not a religious one.
But, while we should vigorously attend to what is happening in the U.S., let us not focus too much on our comparatively mild problems.
Remember that report of 100,000 dead a year — and that the Pew Forum has reported that "Christians faced governmental and societal harassment in a larger share of the world's countries than did other religious groups individually," a total of some 133 countries.
And we need to ask why this is slighted in the State Department's latest religious-freedom report.
Is the current administration so fixated on not wanting to appear to be a Christian power defending Christians that it overcompensates by avoiding any mention of the most widespread pattern of religious persecution in the world?
I think yes.
Paul Marshall is a Senior Fellow with Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom.
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Welcome to Nowhere and Everywhere, now that you're here you won't be leaving...
"Where are we?" You had asked in a quavering voice and on shaky knees, for a moment everything around you appeared like nothing but a blurry dream caused by a sugar-high and too much video games. Marching down the streets in twos were rabbits, with mini rifles strapped to their chests and solider helmets plopped onto their fluffy heads. They marched down the winding roads whistling war tunes, their metallic boots going clack each time they hit the pavement. You saw a variety of things from a mouse playing the fiddle to a cat selling what you believed were fake diamonds and jewels. You wanted to laugh at it all, really. However, at the same time you also wanted to pass out, or maybe just run away without looking back. None of it made sense, but you knew that everything around you was as real as you were.
Did someone spike my drink at the New Year's party? Am I dreaming? Am I dead? Oh, Gosh, don't tell me that rumor was true!
Your eyes flitted to the construction paper night above you and a sense of both wonder and dread stirred inside you. The lights above were like nothing you had ever seen, and the night sky bled an array of colors as silver stars whizzed past in groups of twos and threes. You saw ships as they sailed across the horizon and even thought you heard a pirate yell. "Oi, don't let that sun of a gun get away! That thing was pretty lil star and I'm sure we'll be getin' ourselves some gold if we manage to sell in in the market!"
Your lips quirked up into a smile. Everything around you was like nothing you had ever known. Almost like a wonderland of sorts.
"Nowhere," A voice whispered into your ear. The voice was childlike and innocent but for some reason you shuddered. Before you was a woman in a conductor's outfit. She looked just like a human except she had crow-like wings and slits for eyes. "Welcome to Nowhere, human." She giggled before she looked you up and down and grinned from ear to ear. Playfully she turned to leave, but you stopped her, you need answers after all.
You gave her the most pleading expression you could muster. "Where exactly is Nowhere?" You asked as you took in all the strange sights around you, from the buildings that folded and bent to the impeccably white castle surrounded by dandelions in the distance.
"Welcome to Nowhere," she repeated and a part of you felt as if she were enjoying the uncertainty and fear in your eyes. "You are Nowhere and Everywhere at the same time." She continued playfully in what you could only guess was an amused voice. You didn't know whether to fear what was to come or to marvel at every impossible thing before you. You shook your head, wondering if you'd ever be able to leave or get return to your home. "H-How can nowhere be everywhere at the same time?" You sputtered as anger and frustration rippled throughout you.
The woman simply laughed. "Well human, how can you exist and not exist at the same time? If you can answer that I will answer your question." She winked before walking away and disappearing into the crowd of men with fox tails and women with trees for arms. You wanted to scream, shout, laugh, and maybe just maybe you had gone mad. Several thoughts flitted through your head tauntingly as you listened to the mouse with the fiddle and the rabbit with tambourine.
"The Queen of Delirium will see you soon, human, but for now enjoy Nowhere." The wind whispered in your ear, it was the voice of the crow lady. "Also. you should be careful of what you wish for, human."
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Local hero Suarez is locked in a close battle with Australian Brendan Reeves in the race to finish second to provisional champion Elfyn Evans. He would even forego taking his maiden win in the category if it meant clinching the runner-up spot.
"The most important thing is to be second and I don't want to lose this by trying to finish first [on the rally] and having a problem," said Suarez, who trails Reeves by two points in the current standings. "I think I've made a good season to be third in the championship, now I want to be second. I've not made any big mistakes and I've had good results although I wish I had the money to do more rallies because my biggest problem is I am not able to do enough."
Suarez follows a strict training regime ahead of each round of the WRC Academy. "I make some time in the gym each day and some days I am swimming in the pool. Also, every day I ride my bike for two hours. I have a road bike and a mountain bike from one of my sponsors, a bike company."
Reeves, meanwhile, is braced for a tough fight with Suarez. "Jose will be hard to beat on his home event, but we want to win and second in the championship is our goal," said Reeves, whose co-driving sister Rhianon Smyth can secure the navigator's title, which is also up for grabs in Spain. "The dual surface will certainly be a challenge. We'll do the Academy test on gravel which will prepare us for the first day, and we are coming off the back of two Tarmac rounds so hopefully the feeling will still be fresh for the second day."
A total of eight WRC Academy crews will be in action in Spain including Polish newcomer Aron Domzala, who is contesting the event ahead of possible world championship programme in 2013.
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Ottoman Palace Architecture: The Topkapi Palace
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Six years after he conquered Constantinople, Sultan Mehmed II (Al-Fatih) decided on the construction of a palace to accommodate the Ottoman administration and royal household. The construction work began in 1459 and lasted most of his reign. The palace was made into a complex consisting of a number of buildings, courtyards and gardens.
Gardens of geometrical designs of flower and vegetable beds combined with fountains and pools reflect the Muslim traditional love of nature and symbolic derivation connected with aspiration for gardens of paradise. Although the Ottomans did not match the extensive gardening of Andalusian Spain, especially under the Nasrid dynasties, the Topkapi palace shows a considerable talent and royal interest in it. Terrace gardens arranged in rows of cypresses stretch in many parts of the palace complex, especially along the sea shore.
The palace was subject to many expansions, additions and modifications carried out by successive Ottoman rulers. As it stands today, the complex is organised in four courtyards consists mainly of three groups of buildings.
The first courtyard lays in front of the palace and has no architectural interest. The second courtyard is an intermediary area separating between the throne, the Royal quarter and the outside world. It accommodates mainly the army barracks, halls, stables and kitchens. The latter consist of ten domed units, each one having a chimney and a ventilator over the cooking area. In the northern corner of this courtyard there are domed offices of the divan. This is an administrative quarter served as the judiciary council of the sultan and it is here where the viziers held their meeting and discussions.
Proceeding from this courtyard through the Gate of Felicity one finds the third courtyard. This area is the most architecturally rich as it accommodates the royal administration and residence. At the centre there is the throne room "The Hunkar Sofasi" built by Selim I, and behind it there is Sultan Ahmet III library. The throne room was built in the 17th century as an audience hall filled with splendour and luxurious ornamentation, furniture and decor. The hall is a large rectangular salon covered with tiles and decorations most of which have been redesigned with Rococo decor. It is here that the throne sofa was laid and where the Sultan received embassies and foreign messengers.
The northern wing of the courtyard is occupied by the palace school and its mosque as well as quarters of students. Towards the northern corner of the courtyard there are four domed rooms, three of which accommodate the relics of the Prophet Muhammed (puh) and his companions. It is reported that Sultan Selim I brought these objects from the east after his victory against the Mamluks in Egypt in 1517 and took control of Makkah and Medina, they became custodians of these relics. Selim was a zealous leader who felt strong attachment to these items and decided to safeguard them at the palace. One room, known as "Hirka-i Saadet Dairesi", accommodates relics including some hair of Prophet Mohammed (puh), his footprint and the copy of the Holy Quran that Caliph Uthman had. There is also the cover of the black stone "Hacer-ul Esved" which is an original cornerstone of the Kaabah at Makkah. In a second room, left to the first, there is holy mantle of Prophet and his swords.
Beyond the palace school towards the north lays the Harem quarter. This is the residence and venue of the Sultan household. The word "Hareem" mostly used in the west by orientalists to discredit Muslims of violent womanising. The real word comes from "Hurma" a singular form of hareem, meaning that the person in question (woman) holds the honour of her partner and relatives whether a husband, a father, a brother or any close relative. This title forbids her to have any relationship except through legal marriage. In this paper, the Hareem is applied to the household quarter of the palace.
The palace household quarter comprises a number of courtyards, gardens, baths and rooms. The first courtyard of the hareem quarter is the Valide Court "Courtyard of Queen Mother" The Valide[1] is the mother of the sultan reigned over the Harem and her son. The courtyard is beautifully decorated with tiles, which Goodwin though were brought from 17th century Vienna or Italy[2].
Around this courtyard a number of apartments were arranged, mostly built after the second fire (1667), baths and an 18th century music room. Further north behind the Valide compound there are the extensions made by successive sultans, Murad III, Selim III and Osman III.
The most notable of these buildings is the saloon of Murad III, the Has Oda (also known as Privy Chamber). Built in late 16th century (1574-95), probably by Sinan at the edge of the Valide compound, the saloon has a square shape covered with a pendentive dome decorated with beautiful arabesque and Arabic calligraphy in which the sura Al-Ikhlas (112) of the Quran is inscribed in a medallion at the centre of the dome[3]. At the base of the dome another Quranic verse from the sura of the throne[4]. The walls were adorned with tiles with arabesque and geometrical designs and calligraphic bands.
From the Valide compound a wide corridor, known as the "Golden Road", which leads to another hareem court known as "Courtyard of the Black or the courtyard of Eunuchs", beautifully decorated with blue, white and green ceramic tiles. These Eunuchs were black servants whose role was to protect the hareem compound stopping intruders. The court contains the apartments, mosque and baths destined for the use of the Eunuchs.
The fourth and last courtyard mostly is dominated by the Tulip Garden, which once were adored by the Sultan. It served as a royal park used for relaxation and entertainment. Hence, the buildings of this section of the palace had leisure functions, mostly in the form of kiosks and terraces. The so called "Sunnet Odasi", "the Circumcision Chamber" is a pavilion built in the midst of the tulip garden and renovated by Sultan Ibrahim (1640-1648). The pavilion consisted of a large hypostyle hall renowned for its magnificent tiles, dating back to 16th C, mostly from the great legacy of the Iznik blue and white tiles. The pavilion is a party centre where the royal children were circumcised according to the Islamic tradition which obliges all male children to undertake this custom. The circumcision procedure was carried out in a partying fashion with feasts of food, music and joy, a tradition which is still carried out in a large number of Muslim countries.
[1] Valide: comes from the Arabic word (Walidah) meaning mother.
[2] Goodwin Godfrey (1971), op.cit., p.324.
[3] Surah 112: Say: He is Allah, the One and Only; Allah, the Eternal, Absolute; He begetteth not, nor is He begotten; And there is none like unto Him.
[4] Allah. There is no god but He,-the Living, the Self-subsisting, Eternal. No slumber can seize Him nor sleep. His are all things in the heavens and on earth. Who is there can intercede in His presence except as He permitteth? He knoweth what (appeareth to His creatures as) before or after or behind them. Nor shall they compass aught of His knowledge except as He willeth. His Throne doth extend over the heavens and the earth, and He feeleth no fatigue in guarding and preserving them for He is the Most High, the Supreme (in glory).
The above figure shows the throne room (17th century) showing the throne sofa and much of the Rococo decoration which was applied in the 18th century.
Source: M.Hattstein & P.Delius (Eds. 2000), 'Islam Art and Architecture', Konemann.p.564.
The second figure shows the salon of Sultan Murad III (late 16th century) showing the successful application of various decoration themes, calligraphy, arches, tiles, niches, windows, pendentives and dome in one surface.
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The WorkPlace will be holding a Silver Collar Workshop for older workers needing guidance on how to successfully find employment. "We try to tell older workers to describe their assets" said Mayforth, "we know that older workers have better attendance, they have a better work ethic, and they are dedicated." Ms. Mayforth went on to stress how vital it is for older workers to sell their experience and skills.
"One stereotype is that older workers have outdated skills" said Mayforth, "but, that is simply not true. We tell people in this workshop to get their skills up to date if they are not." The workshop has an average attendance of 6-8 older workers and is run by employment counselor, Fran Lueders.
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The Silver Collar Workshop will take place at The WorkPlace in Watertown, New York. There is no specified age limit to attend. However, the workshop is geared towards older adults looking for employment.
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