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The granite village of Roscoff has welcomed distinguished guests for centuries, including Mary Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie. On the church square, 2k from the ferry terminal, this elegant hotel dates back to the 1890s and has a fine tradition that has been handed down from generation to generation by a family of chefs. Overlooking the sea it has recently been granted the EU Ecolabel for its green credentials and the friendly staff will do their utmost to ensure you enjoy your stay here. From the dining room, while savouring the seafood specialities, at high tide you can watch the fishing and pleasure boats with their colourful sails passing by. Hotel parking approx. 10 euros/night or free public parking 400m.
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Hotel owners (Mr & Mrs Talabardon) agreable and staff particularly helpful & pleasant. Food good but to our surprise very much more expensive than in Britain (although this was true of many other places in Roscoff as well). Room & hotel scrupulously clean (although absence of bidet in bathroom a definite drawback in our opinion). Room furnishings poor (not a single drawer) but bed excellent. We had booked the best 'large room with seaview' at extra cost as well as private hotel parking and, given space constraints of hotel location and town centre, both were entirely satisfactory. Altogether (despite atrocious weather) a very pleasant few days' stay. Mr & Mrs Smith-Ross, May 2013
The hotel exceeded our expectations, the staff in reception were extremely polite and very helpful. The corridors and rooms had obviously been recently updated with clever lighting, the room we had faced the church. The bells stop at 10pm and restart at 7am, we slept very well as its so quiet!. Breakfast in the small breakfast room overlooking the harbour was more than enough. In essence a lovely hotel in a lovely location with excellent staff. Thankyou. Mr & Mrs Mermagen, October 2012
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This is a lovely hotel with an interesting mix of the old and the new. The foyer and staircase evoke the elegance of bygone days but the refurbished bedrooms offer modern comfort and style. We paid extra for a sea view and felt it was well worth it. An abiding memory will be drinking coffee watching the sun rise behind the Chapelle St Barbe. Breakfast was better than we've had in other similar hotels and we enjoyed our meal in the restaurant. Can't fault the hotel at all. Mr & Mrs Currie, August 2012
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One of the most anticipated shows of the year for Red Dirt fans takes over Cain's Ballroom every December as the Red Dirt Rangers hold their annual Red Dirt Christmas concert to gather old friends, welcome new ones, and help out a good cause in the process. Over the years, the lineup has rotated and seen a variety of special guests, ranging from Tom Skinner and Bob Childers to Turnpike Troubadours, Cross Canadian Ragweed, and even Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey on one occasion. Two things remain a constant, however.
First is the Red Dirt Rangers. As hosts and organizers of the event, they always play a central part of the evening. They also consistently bridge the gap between the older, classic Red Dirt artists and the younger, rising acts, providing a forum for both to intermingle.
Second is the sense of community within the Red Dirt music scene. When the Red Dirt Rangers invite the younger acts to join the party, it's not just for show. Any time the Rangers take the stage you can expect a special guest to show up, but when it's the Christmas concert, you never know who it will be.
This concert is as much a family reunion between musical brothers as it is a connection with the fans. A jam session to close out the night with all of the participating artists on the bill is a foregone conclusion, but it's often the people who make a surprise appearance that add the most to the evening, whether it be someone like Brandon Jenkins stopping in while he's in town to visit family, Stoney Larue passing through Tulsa between shows, or Tom Skinner or Dustin Pittsley coming by after their own local gigs.
When discussing this year's concert with John Cooper of Red Dirt Rangers, the conversation turned (as it always seems to) to that sense of community and camaraderie that is synonymous with the Red Dirt music scene. As Cooper put it, "Our shows are always an 'all-in' event, but yeah -- this show always seems to be special. We never know exactly who all will show up and that's part of the fun of it."
He also explained that that sense of community is something inherent to the Red Dirt music scene. Inviting younger acts up on stage is part of handing down the genre's tradition. As much as people like Bob Childers welcomed in the Rangers, the Rangers have made the effort to welcome in younger artists like Stoney Larue, Turnpike Troubadours, and John Fullbright. In turn, those artists have carried on the tradition, welcoming their peers to share the stage with them as well.
The Red Dirt Christmas lineup is always a solid one, but this year's show promises to be something special with an amazing blend of younger acts and Red Dirt founders, including a Tulsa reunion appearance for The Great Divide, the first Red Dirt act to sign a major label contract with Atlantic Records in the '90s.
When discussing the Great Divide reunion with Cooper, he said, "They started their band just a couple years after we did. We did a few shows with them back in the day -- in fact, some of the ones we played with Great Divide, Red Dirt Rangers, and Medicine Show were the best."
"We knew them when they first got signed, all the way through their major label deal and having a Top 40," he added. "That was really cool to see them have that kind of success. Now, it's good to see them together again. I'm looking forward to it on a personal level."
Looking back at The Great Divide's history, the band signed with Atlantic records in the '90s and released its major label debut, Break in the Storm, in 1998. The band had a pair of minor hits with "Never Could" and "Pour Me a Vacation," which gained them airplay on both radio and CMT. The band's follow up, Revolutions, debuted at #73 the on the Billboard country charts in 1999. After switching to a smaller label, Broken Bow Records, in 2000 and releasing a pair of albums, lead singer Mike McClure departed the band in 2003. Although the band initially tried carry on with Micah Aills, it eventually folded.
After sitting dormant for almost a decade, the original Great Divide lineup came together for a reunion show in Stillwater for "College Days" in August 2011, playing in front of a crowd of roughly 8,000 people, the largest of the weekend. Since then, the band has played a few shows, but has never reappeared in Tulsa until now.
When discussing the band's impetus for reuniting with J.J. Lester, he said, "Maybe I speak for everyone, or maybe it's just me, but I'm a big believer in reconciliation."
Although the band members were all hurt by the break up, Lester looks to his faith and biblical examples of forgiveness to move forward. He said the band reunion is an extension of that.
On the flip side, he admitted, "It took a lot of years to look back and remember the good times we had. We accomplished a lot together and I wanted to be able to look back on it [the band and its experiences] with a positive memory. I also want my children and family members to be able to look back on it in a positive light as well. It's been a real positive experience for me and my family -- and I think for all the members of the band."
When asked why the group has carried on beyond the initial reunion, Lester said that after the College Days shows, the organizers asked if the band would be interested in playing more shows.
"They asked if we'd be interested in playing a few more shows and we agreed that for a couple of years, we'll do maybe one or two shows a month and maybe take a month off if needed, but it has to make sense for everyone," he explained. "If it doesn't make sense or isn't good for anyone in the band, we won't do it."
When the Red Dirt Christmas concert came up, though, it was an easy decision for the band. "I definitely think of it as a big family reunion," he said. "It's not so much that we haven't played in Tulsa for a long time as it is a matter of having the opportunity to spend with the Rangers, which we haven't had in years."
"I remember us playing with them 15 years ago and everyone being on stage together and it was always a good time," he continued. "Whereas they may not be as nationally recognized, there's definitely something to be said for what they've done for music in Oklahoma."
Beyond just playing with the Red Dirt Rangers, though, Lester admitted, "I was looking at the lineup last night and sharing it on Facebook, and I'll admit it got me wondering and kind of hoping, just who might show up at the show. This is really about musicians and friends helping friends, and how rare is it that you can round up that many people at one time? It's something I'm really looking forward to."
As much as many people are looking forward to seeing The Great Divide again, Lester said that one of his concerns is that he doesn't want the band's appearance to overshadow the bigger picture of the show. Not only is this a great concert put on by the Red Dirt Rangers, it also goes to help a good cause.
Every year, proceeds for the concert have gone to a charity. This year, proceeds will go directly to the Red Dirt Relief Foundation, which the Red Dirt Rangers founded after their helicopter accident in 2004. As Cooper explained, "Generally, when a musician gets hurt or is in need, friends throw benefit concerts. That's just what we can do. After our accident, a friend told us about Music Cares. We contacted them and they helped us with a nice donation. We really took our inspiration from that and wanted to put something together to help musicians on more of a local basis."
After nearly two years in the approval process, the Red Dirt Relief Fund was just officially awarded its 501(c)3 status as a tax-exempt, non-profit organization. That means you can write off any donations you make to the organization as charitable contributions.
Cooper said that the fund had already helped two musicians this year, one with medical expenses, and another who lost his house in this fall's wildfires. Tax-deductible donations can be made at this year's concert and proceeds from ticket sales will go to the fund to assist other musicians in need.
The Red Dirt Christmas concert arrives at Cain's Ballroom this Saturday night, Dec. 15, and not only features Red Dirt Rangers and The Great Divide, but also introduces Bo Phillips (Stoney LaRue's younger brother) and The Damn Quails to the Ballroom's main stage. More than a concert and celebration of Christmas, however, this show continues to be about community and a family reunion amongst musicians.
"This is what Red Dirt is really about to me -- it's not a competition, it's a true brotherhood," Cooper said.
If you haven't experienced the brotherhood before, this is the best time to do it. You'll get to enjoy a cross-generational selection of Red Dirt acts and help others in need as a portion of ticket sales go to the Red Dirt Relief Fund. Tickets are still available for $16 in advance or $18 the day of the show at the Cain's Box Office or online at cainsballroom.com.
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You make a key point nasimson. Staying current with relevant skills is as critical to holding the job as it is to getting the job. And, with technology constantly changing, one has to remain relevant with current skills that can add value.
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You know, there is a huge gap between IT( or Natural Science) guys and us - people of Humanities and this gap is...THE LANGUAGE.
If you are a programmer- you have np boundaries- you can work wherever you want, wherever you go- you don't need to know the language of the country - you are living in. You know Java, C++, html- whatever, you live wherever you are hired- you do what you have done thousand of times.
But, what happens to us- our tool is a language. I am from Russia, moved to Germany and though now I can express my thoughts in everyday situations, but I still can't be a University Professor. Nobody needs a teacher of Advertising or Business Communication who doesn't speak the local language. Moreover, there is a cultural connotation- you need to know the cultural hints, to be at the same cultural space- My English is ok, I lived in the States but I don't know american classical movies( I am not even talking about German films).So , I do think that it's much easier for IT people to find a job, just because there are no connotations or language problems
nasimson, - Thats right hackers are talented but not all of them are under any commissioning to do some legal work...i haven't really met any career hackers i could talk to, maybe the situation on the ground is different than what i read online.
" One other job category i didn't see here is security. I wonder how come as i thought cybersecurity, digital forensics, ethical hacking/pen testing and related areas were gaining importance over the years as threats get more sophisticated."
Or you can say this blog hasn't included the hackers among the highly paid professionals.After all hacking is a job too,a much creative job than any other and no doubt hackers can be considered as one of the highest earners of IT field.
According to legislation under his previous term, it will.
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It is certainly challenging but I am remaining optimistic. I have had a couple of contract IT jobs while I have been in school, so little by little, I am gaining some experience. I worked for twenty years before I went back to school for IT, so it is kind of like teaching an old dog new tricks. I am thankful that I had some experience with networking, data entry, and inventory management systems in the past, it can help me get my foot in the door with the right company eventually. I will be finished with my MIS degree in about three months, then I will have six months left to earn my MBA. I am hoping that all the education I am getting under my belt will be helpful as well.
StaceyE, - I connect with your frustration on career change..when you find you have experience in one area but which cannot be considered much in another area you want to switch to. i did a career change to IT as well, though i hadn't worked too long when id did...just about two years or so. i had to go back to being an unpaid intern at the time in order to gain entry to the field.
Mashka, please don't be discouraged. I'd actually argue the opposite is true, and that despite some evidence to the contrary, there is also a lot of evidence that people with expertise in and a love of the humanities, the languages, and other non-STEM careers are also in high demand. I'll come at it from an Internet POV because we're all here on Internet Evolution! Consider websites, ecommerce, and all things Internet-related, and the need they all have for well-written, intelligent, articulate content written by people who can do more than string together a few words. Then add the need for visuals, whether it's a drawing, a video, a fancier illustration that involves multiple media... You get the idea of my argument! A lot of folk I went to school with - both high school and college - are involved in artistic-type careers, many to do with some aspect of the Internet.


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Al-Jazeera the network known for giving Osama bin Laden with his home his voice and al-Qaeda for that matter following the 9/11 attacks is planning a major US expansion.
Having just what Al Gore's current TV for 500 million dollars the network's -- North American form is not only changing their name to Al-Jazeera America.
But they plan to build news bureaus in.
Eight major cities so what should viewers expect what is their gold to me right now as the CEO of concerned veterans for America -- US army veteran.
-- -- -- -- Captain you've had direct.
My interaction with Al-Jazeera should we be concerned about them infiltrating into -- we should know exactly what they're going to bring to bear -- as image I didn't interviews with Al-Jazeera English in 20072008.
As an Iraq War veteran.
Who believed in successfully completing that war.
And I did it because I want to put a human face on the guy serving because they characterize these guys monsters killers and it and I can stand on their.
Face to face with it with an anchor as -- that's not what we're doing that's not what's happened on the ground the images -- showing -- not true.
I think you're gonna see a lot of the same they're gonna try to be more nuanced about it because ultimately the end of the day.
They're gonna need viewership.
That it it at this Amir who bought the network has and you -- bottomless pockets and he can pay for but he's not gonna wanna lose money forever.
I think they're gonna hedging him and hobble to be very -- to watch how they -- -- their anti American narratives and everything -- talk because Al-Jazeera English has been announced order here and they try to hire -- American talent and they just say well listen and I adjusted non us news and got out of it yeah.
Did did that's why they're gonna have to.
Because if they come here and they it's been completely slanted anti American you know especially foreign policy news.
But people gonna turn it off absent those who are watching Al Gore's current T -- Al Gore.
The gift.
That of course keeps on giving but but it's also -- -- -- in this Villa -- she's unbelievable where he can dams oil has the big problem with a well.
Did this whole network's been fueled an oil profits and that was sacrifice that his dad did the same thing after you -- the US senate you have that he helped -- -- as the head of Occidental Petroleum he allowed him -- helped him will get -- with this business cashing in on contacts and you know you reported and I know we've reported how he happened to wait ten days for the sale.
Our got it done early so we can avoid taxes the TV guy who believes in everyone paying more taxes there's no principle involved in this whatsoever he cashed in -- the 200 million dollars he seems to be -- with the fact that Al-Jazeera is going to be on our doorstep with seven investigative reporters what are -- -- -- be looking for.
What are they gonna be digging into who -- try to expose whether -- truth or not.
Be it bad news all Iran and Al-Jazeera got a foothold in Washington DC and seven other cities saying I think what you wish he would you -- -- on their take a model -- minority perspective.
And we'll just see what's going on now as we continue to grow because -- I was watching current TV people exit the CEO -- veterans for America always been seen -- thanks -- are right let.
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As the guest on the most recent broadcast of Minnesota Public Radio's "Music With Minnesotans," Ryan Shipley '05 shares how his journey at St. Olaf College — where he arrived planning to major in music and instead found his way to the theatre program — helped shape his vocation.
Shipley, who met MPR host Alison Young when both were speakers at St. Olaf's Making it in the Arts Conference this year, now works as a classroom facilitator for Project Success. The nonprofit organization provides middle school and high school students with the tools they need to set goals and reach them, serving nearly 12,000 young people in both Minneapolis and St. Paul.
During the MPR interview, Shipley notes that one of his St. Olaf professors once gave him a card with the Asha Tyson quote "Your journey has molded you for your greater good and it was exactly what it needed to be. Don't think you've lost time. It took each and every situation you have encountered to bring you to the now. And now is right on time."
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The tale has been given many film treatments over the years and director Ridley Scott has now thrown his feathered cap in the ring with an action-packed epic ('Robin Hood,' out May 14) starring his main muse Russell Crowe, with Cate Blanchett as Lady Marion. Judging from previews -- and the fact that Crowe's playing him -- this Robin is a tougher, more seasoned outlaw than his predecessors and the movie features huge battle scenes on par with previous Scott/Crowe epic 'Gladiator.'
Let's take a look at some previous depictions of the legendary outlaw and see how he's transformed over the years: Most of us are at least somewhat familiar with the English folk legend of Robin Hood. There have been several variations since its medieval origins, but the most popular tells the story of a young nobleman (and skilled archer) whose lands and title are snatched by bad Prince/King John and his cronies. Taking the name Robin Hood, he goes to Sherwood Forest and gathers a band of "merry men" who rebel against the tyrannical powers that be, robbing from the rich and giving to the poor, until good King Richard the Lionhearted comes back from the Crusades and sets things straight.
The tale has been given many film treatments over the years and director Ridley Scott has now thrown his feathered cap in the ring with an action-packed epic ('Robin Hood,' out May 14) starring his main muse Russell Crowe, with Cate Blanchett as Lady Marion. Judging from previews -- and the fact that Crowe's playing him -- this Robin is a tougher, more seasoned outlaw than his predecessors and the movie features huge battle scenes on par with previous Scott/Crowe epic 'Gladiator.'
Let's take a look at some previous depictions of the legendary outlaw and see how he's transformed over the years:
Douglas Fairbanks in 'Robin Hood' (1922)
The dashing, acrobatic Fairbanks was the silver screen's first big-budget Robin, and he literally throws himself into the role. Graceful and charismatic, Fairbanks is jaunty and good-humored as the disenfranchised nobleman-turned-warrior hero, lacking the edge that later characters would have. Similarly, the (silent) movie is bigger on spectacle than emotion -- the immense set with thousands of extras impressed the heck out of audiences back then, as did its sword fights, jousting scenes and stunts in general.
Errol Flynn in 'The Adventures of Robin Hood' (1938)
Flynn, arguably the greatest swashbuckler ever to grace the screen, was 28 when he made this movie and his sexy, charming -- and roguish -- Robin is still considered by many to be the definitive incarnation of the medieval hero. Flynn and Olivia de Havilland (Maid Marian), aside from being two of the most attractive actors of their day, have the necessary chemistry to pull off the movie's intensely romantic scenes. The supporting cast is equally strong (Alan Hale, Claude Rains, Basil Rathbone) and the visuals, in relatively new Technicolor, are spectacular. The movie's a classic in every sense.
Frank Sinatra in 'Robin and the 7 Hoods' (1964)
Trust the Rat Pack to bring their inimitable irreverence to the RH legend (talk about your merry men). Set in 1928 Chicago, with guns replacing bows and arrows, this entertaining musical is only loosely based on the classic story, but it has several important elements: a corrupt sheriff and no-good racketeer (Peter Falk) team up to knock off the big boss; Robbo (Sinatra) refuses to relinquish his territory, gives money to an orphanage and later hooks up with the deceased boss's daughter Marian. Sure, it's not a very faithful homage, but Frank, Dean, Sammy --and Bing Crosby -- sing and dance up a storm and that's really what counts.
'Robin Hood' (1973)
For many kids, this cheerful Disney musical, with animated animal characters, was their first exposure to Robin Hood and, following tradition, the charismatic fox (voiced by Brian Bedford) who plays the hero is a handsome, debonair lead (Marian is a good-looking fox, too, natch). Most of the story's main elements are there, but the movie's obviously not going for authenticity. (Tagline: Meet Robin Hood and his MERRY MENagerie!)
Sean Connery in 'Robin and Marian' (1976)
Director Richard Lester took a very different (but faithful to legend) approach with a movie featuring a weary, middle-aged -- but still noble -- Robin, who comes back to Sherwood Forest with his faithful companion, Little John (Nicol Williamson), after 20 years abroad fighting in the Crusades. Renowned for his earlier deeds, he's once again enlisted to fight the tyrants in charge. As its title indicates, the movie is mainly a love story: Robin is reunited with Lady Marian (Audrey Hepburn), and they rekindle their romance despite the fact that she became a nun in his absence.
Kevin Costner in 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves' (1991)
This modernized version boasted a muddy, de-glamorized look and a thoughtful, more socially responsible hero (Roger Ebert described Costner's Robin as "sort of a populist guerilla, Che Guevara with a bow and arrow"). It was also an enormous, some say overblown, Hollywood production. The story's fleshed out, with the hero returning from the Crusades to find his father dead and his home in the possession of the evil Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Rickman at his hambone best). With his Moorish sidekick (Morgan Freeman) and band of fellow rebels, Costner's Robin is a kind of laconic, Americanized version of the legend, complete with a not-quite-English accent.
Patrick Bergin in 'Robin Hood' (1991)
With Kevin Costner starring in the above-mentioned high-profile production, this competing project, helmed by John Irvin, wound up going straight to cable TV. Harder-edged and lower-key than 'Prince of Thieves,' complete with a grittier, no-nonsense Maid Marian (Uma Thurman), this film's considered one of the most historically accurate versions ever brought to screen. Bergin, sporting a heavy-duty 'stache, is a dark, moody -- yet charming -- Robin, befitting the movie's general tone.
Cary Elwes in 'Robin Hood: Men in Tights' (1993)
Mel Brooks predictably takes all sorts of liberties with our hero and his milieu in this ultra-shticky lampoon, but Elwes, looking a bit like Errol Flynn, is perfect as the dashing Robin. He plays it relatively straight amid an impressive supporting cast that includes Dave Chappelle, Richard Lewis and Tracey Ullman. Classic Brooks touch: The character of Friar Tuck has become Rabbi Tuckman (played by Mel himself).
Other Noteworthy Interpretations: John Cleese's hilariously polite Robin Hood in Terry Gilliam's 'Time Bandits' (1981), the amorous Monsieur Hood (Vincent Cassel) and his singing/dancing merry men in 'Shrek' (2001), Keira Knightley as Robin's equally dashing daughter in Disney TV movie 'Princess of Thieves' (2001).


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it takes real lovers to be silly
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a year ago today, i was in Paris. eating so much cheese and french fries that i got very, very sick. too much of a good thing can sometimes be a bad thing.
whatever, i'd do it all again. consider me a glutton for punishment.
Today is far less glam.
i'm here with lucille the boston terrier.
on my couch.
watching old House re-runs.
I wholeheartedly believe the below quote.
click HERE for proof. ridiculous. can't wait for 2011 moments like that.
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love it! such a sweet quote. xoxo jillian:: cornflake dreams
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Survey of Energy Resources
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The WEC Survey of Energy Resources (SER), which has been produced regularly since 1934, is the prime global compilation of energy resources and reserves.
A review group is examining ways to increase SER's relevance to current and medium-term strategic questions, especially those related to the adequacy of energy resources.
Other compilers of energy statistics, such as the United Nations and the International Energy Agency, rely on this WEC data.
The 2007 edition of the Survey has been published. To access previous versions of this study follow the Reports link on this page.


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Crawler: The Legend of The Obama Endorsement
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If half your missionaries are young women—will they expect equality on the homefront? Read More
Stand-up Greg Fitzsimmons learns that Salt Lake is a parculiar place. Read More
It surprised a lot of people that Utah's Blue-Haired Lady snubbed hometown hero Mitt Romney. Read More
Huntsman says, carefully, that he wants the "conversation" to continue about "equality under the law" for gays. Read More
Simon Critchley scolds his "horribly overeducated and hugely liberal" New York friends for their casual but incessant bashing of the LDS religion. Read More
In our last issue, we ran your feedback on Matthew D. LaPlante's June story, "The Myth of Mitt," about Mitt Romney and the Salt Lake Olympics. The response was so broad that we saved some letters for this issue, too. Read More


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Police say Ricardo Herrera Gutierrez was placed on department's "Most Wanted" list after an armed robbery in July 2011.
Police say investigators followed leads that Gutierrez was living in the El Paso, Texas, area.
Utah law enforcement officials contacted the FBI El Paso Division, and after careful coordination, Gutierrez was taken into federal custody.
Police say the arrest happened without incident at a business in El Paso, Texas, following an FBI SWAT operation.
Police say federal prosecutors charged Gutierrez as a co-defendant along with Jesus Miguel Rivera-Vega on three counts of robbery and one count of brandishing a firearm during a violent crime.
Rivera-Vega pleaded guilty in January to one count of brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence in connection with a July 15, 2011, robbery of Gonzalez Market, 1220 S. Redwood Road in Salt Lake City.
Rivera-Vega admitted that he and his associate demanded money from employees in the market and then fled the store. He was sentenced to seven years in federal prison for the conviction.
U.S. Marshals will transport Gutierrez to Salt Lake City later.
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Totally disagree. Pre NAFTA Florida was the winter capital of fresh fruits and vegetables for the eastern half of the USA and then Washington got involved and has done a great job of trying to destroy another American industry. We are not allowed to supply our energy needs our clothing needs and now the ability to feed ourselves. Why are so many American growers moving south to Mexico?? Why is it when a food safety issue happens in America the media is all over it and they destroy an industry(tomatoes come to mind) and then they find out the product came from Mexico its business as usual.
OF COURSE Mark Konstan wants mexican growers NOT to pesuade on the image of mexican growers, since his company (TPE) make a nice 50 % profit from brokering the mexican produce on the us market.
I could not agree more. Here in Houston, the burger capital of the south, I would estimate 40% of burgers have some ingredient imported from Mexico. But God forbid we start talking about what the burger joints put in our burgers. Americans are ignorantly proud of their roots and as with everything else in life, education or lack of, makes it impossible for people to see beyond their prejudice. I've seen some amazing facilities in Mexico and they're the result of great foreign visionaries, and that's a threat some US Americans can't tolerate.
Mexican growers are leading the nation in the produce world. Brokers are a thing of the past. Mexican growers are moving towards "SEED TO FORK" Its intresting when a broker calls himself a grower.


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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Media contact: Gabriella B. Ferraro, 772-215-9459
Working on a tip, investigators with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) searched Internet classifieds to track down a Broward County man who was attempting to sell a marmoset monkey illegally. Anyone possessing or selling these exotic primates must have a valid permit issued by the FWC.
Last week, officers made contact with the seller. They arranged to meet him at his home to view the monkey. The asking price for the small monkey was $2,700.
Jesus R. Hernandez (DOB 02/26/85) of Fort Lauderdale was charged with several violations relating to the possession, sale and caging of wildlife, all misdemeanors.
Hernandez could not provide investigators with the permit required to possess or sell the monkey. He also stated he did not have records of acquisition for the monkey. Additionally, the monkey was held in a cage which does not meet requirements for monkeys 12 months of age or older.
The monkey was taken to a licensed wildlife facility. Hernandez was issued a notice to appear in court.
FWC Facts:The Saltwater Fishing "Hot Sheet" gives the latest regulatory information for state and federal waters, as well as season updates and other current events in Marine Fisheries.
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For the third time, Mahmoud Al-Qassab lowers the body of one of his children into the ground. He steps back as neighbors and relatives shovel dirt over his teenage daughter's grave.
He does not cry or wail.
"I thank God this is my third martyr: Ahmed, Abdullah and now her. I thank God, and I will not say anything against his fate," Mahmoud told an activist filming the small funeral.
Just a few months ago, 18-year-old Ayat Al-Qassab sang and danced with her mother and aunts as they dressed the bride in her wedding gown. Now, her shattered and bloodied body lies in a grave below the crumbling, bullet-ridden buildings of Homs.
Read more about Ayat's wedding
"She was killed and she took my heart, my soul, my mind and everything with her, but we will not give up. We will not retreat. We must keep moving forward," husband-turned-widower Mohammad Jumbaz said quietly.
Ayat did not lead battles or chair diplomatic talks. She is just like many other Syrians -- young, hopeful, and now dead.
"There was no daughter like her. She was bright and beautiful and playful. Then the siege happened and with it her destiny," Aisha Al-Qassab, Ayat's mother, said as tears streamed down her face.
Ayat and Mohammad recently found out they were expecting their first child. The new family was elated, even as UNICEF estimates that 2.5 million people, including many children, are affected by the violence and instability in Syria.
"My love, she was only married a few months, then pregnant and now a martyr," Ayat's mother said.
A 120 mm rocket fired into the family home struck Ayat in the head, killing her and her unborn child instantly. Ayat's father, who was standing nearby, was hit in the shoulder and wounded.
"The week before she died, a rocket attack injured her hand, and I had this feeling in my heart that it was a sign. It was as if God gave us just one more week to take her in and say goodbye," Mohammad said.
Young, defiant and in love
Brave and defiant, Ayat hardly spoke of the frivolities of bridal gowns and wedding cake.
"I wore a white dress, but we did not have a traditional wedding because of this animal in power," Ayat said in an interview shortly after getting married. "We hope once the regime falls we can have a wedding, because our happiness is the end of this government."
Although Ayat and Mohammad married just a week after meeting, the two were in love, her mother said.
"She was young, and I had not planned on her marrying, but the siege brought her destiny. A young hardworking man liked her and she saw him and he saw her and they fell in love and got married," Aisha said, shaking her head as if trying to forget.
The newlyweds saw their marriage as a symbol of the resistance against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
For Mohammad, the part-time rebel fighter, revolution remained his shield, but the young man also believed living and loving was the greatest defiance of all.
"She was wonderful. We were newlyweds and we were happy. Even if she upset me I could not be mad at her. Her gentleness captured my heart and I pray that God opens the gates of heaven for her," he said, cracking a tiny smile as he remembered his wife.


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EDITOR'S NOTE: A story appearing in this week's Manitoba Co-operator erroneously states the lots are being sold for one dollar. In fact, the price per lot is $10.
With about four million website hits and its phone ringing off the hook, the RM of Pipestone is reasonably assured of making a quick $240. Posting 24 residential lots for sale at the price of $10 apiece, with the dream of small town living in Reston thrown in, has hit a chord across the continent and even overseas, said Reeve Ross Tycoles. Cheap lots is the door crasher, but the safety and serenity of a smaller town life is also part of the lure, he said. This region has jobs in its booming oil sector too. "We've had a lot of interest out of Calgary and from larger centres like Toronto," he said. "We've had calls out of the country, from the U.S and from overseas." Every one of the 24 serviced lots on offer was spoken for as of last week. They'll know later this month whether people are serious, the reeve said. This isn't the first time a Manitoba has had a publicity coup for selling $1 lots. Rossburn did the same thing in 1993, when it placed an ad in the Toronto Sun. Even in those pre-digital days, word spread like wildfire and they had tens of thousands of inquiries, recalls Rossburn Mayor Shirley Kalyniuk. "It was a very exciting time for us," she recalls. Nearly 200 families visited Rossburn and they actually had 16 families move in for awhile. Today six families who were part of that micro-migration still live there. But they never had any takers on nine lots available for a buck. Rossburn couldn't afford the costs to extend Hydro and water and sewer to them in those days, said Kalyniuk. They've since forked over about $100,000 to service them. But the lots remain unsold to this day. "It didn't work for us," she said, adding that they're still trying to figure new ways to market the properties. Even if they do sell them, however, it will take years to recoup the investment they've made to service them. That's her caution to other municipalities considering the cheap lot tactic, she added. "It takes a long time to recoup that money if you're selling your lots that cheaply. " But the RM of Pipestone is in a different position financially, said Tycoles. "We're fortunate to have oil royalties and we've put them back into doing this," he said. "We've paid for it and taxation will cover the services that these people want." The plan is to develop and service 13 additional lots that will become available in nearby Cromer next spring, he added. Those wanting to qualify for the $1 lot deal must submit a written offer and a $1,000 deposit. They then have 90 days to build a foundation and 12 months to complete construction of their home. If they can do that, they'll get a $990 refund on their $1,000 deposit. That's to keep the speculators out, said Tycoles. "We're clear up front on what this is and what you've got to do," he said. Tycoles said the RM wants something to show after the oil boom, which is running in high gear on top of some of the largest oil reserves in the province, comes to its inevitable end. The region badly needs long-term population stabilization and growth, he said. "Our long term plan is to attract more people. The long-term hope is that when the oil industry leaves we will have a good municipality with a good solid base."


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Rick Cobb of Challenger, Gray & Christmas discusses how union protests will impact the holiday employment situation.
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Well on -- -- when we see initial jobless claims remaining today they came in above 400000 is there hope that these.
Accident holly ours all the retailers across the country are gonna actually help.
The nation's job market joining me now Rick Cobb executive vice president at challenger.
Gray and Christmas and Rick I -- pick up but you don't want a quick on something that our reporter out of Washington which is talking about the fact that -- several unions.
-- either taken companies down as in the case of hostess or with regards to Wal-Mart they're picking Black Friday to protest to me from a jobs perspective.
Does this concern you would all that we're gonna see.
-- -- issues in the labor market in December because of all these union protests.
Sure anything that adds complexity.
Or a lack of direction to the economy and the decisions that we're making.
Is going to make it more difficult for us to create jobs and and what will happen is companies will move.
From being proactive and anticipating the future just being reactive and only doing what they have to do until things become more clear.
What do you many CEOs and -- corporations that know that you all in your surveys obviously talked to many corporate CEOs that come on and they -- were concerned about health care.
Fiscal -- certainly but it's healthcare they talk about the cost of having full time employees do you think that a 2013.
We're gonna see a shift to more part time workers across the country.
Did corporate America is wrestling with the idea that the document which is hundreds of thousands of paid hundreds of -- thousands of words.
Is very difficult to decipher and I don't think anybody really has a handle on what health -- what's going to happen to health -- other than big picture.
It's going to force companies to do again what I said the most reactive as opposed priest too prescriptive things they can do and I think that's going to involve more part time -- opposed to full time.
And before -- got to say talked about we're seeing the shifted all the timing of all the big retailers union protests decide.
Wal-Mart target many retailers opening up now earlier.
Do you think that this is a -- gonna have a net positive effect.
For their for the retailers to open up early absolutely I -- anything you can do this in a positive message at this time of year.
Helps us move forward against all of the other confusion.
All right -- job Rick Cobb excuse me who outsourced and John Challenger favored -- -- thank you very much everything's getting.
Thank you YouTube.
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