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Man facing multiple charges tells Manchester judge he wants no rum
Demers, 21, of 500 Chestnut St., told Judge William Lyons that he doesn't want to see a bottle of rum ever again.
Demers is accused of swinging his arm up as if to hit an officer, of lunging at an officer to headbutt him, telling police he would shoot them in the head, struggling with officers seeking to handcuff him, and yelling and screaming obscenities and refusing to quiet down.
The warrants accuse Demers of failing to stop and provide required information after he drove a vehicle on Central Street Aug. 13, 2012, that struck two parked vehicles and caused property damage.
Last June, when Demers was in Circuit Court on a charge of violation of a protective order, he said he was an alcoholic but was now sober and going to AA meetings.
Bail was set at $2,000 cash/surety, with trial set for March 7.
Denies threatening woman
Luis Rodriguez, 25, of 417 Laurel St., pleaded innocent Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to charges of disobeying a police officer and resisting arrest, but he could enter no plea to a felony criminal threatening charge that alleges he chased a woman with a landscape shovel and threatened to kill her.
Police Lt. Maureen Tessier said officer Kevin Gelinas spotted Rodriguez driving an unregistered off-road motorcycle east on Hanover Street shortly after 11 a.m. Friday morning, without a helmet or required protective eyewear, and using his arm, with a bag hanging off it to shield his face from the wind.
She said Gelinas signaled Rodriguez to stop, but Rodriguez ignored the emergency lights and accelerated east on Hanover, south on Milton Street and out of sight.
Moments later, she said, Gelinas responded to a report of a crashed motorcycle at Laurel and Beacon streets, where he saw a trail of discarded clothing leading away from the dirt bike. Officer John Cunningham and K-9 Nero tracked from the motorcycle to 417 Laurel St., where a witness said the rider had fled. Rodriguez was found hiding in a bedroom.
Tessier said it was after Rodriguez's arrest on the motorcycle-related charges, for which he was originally scheduled to appear for arraignment Jan. 30, that officers learned that the pursuit was immediately preceded by a domestic incident on Hanover Street.
A woman told police that during a dispute over the status of their relationship, Rodriguez chased her with a shovel raised over his head, saying he was going to "take care of her," which she understood to mean he would kill her. She told police she locked herself in a room, but Rodriguez banged on the door and said he would come back later.
In court Tuesday, Rodriguez said what the woman told police was not true. "I was at my girlfriend's house," he said, gesturing to a woman in the gallery.
Bail had been set at a total of $2,500 personal recognizance, but police prosecutor Capt. Robert Cunha requested a $5,000 cash/surety bail to ensure public safety and the safety of the victim. Cunha said Rodriguez is under the umbrella of suspended sentences on June 7, 2012, convictions for simple assault and resisting arrest.
Judge William Lyons, saying Rodriguez disclosed those convictions on his bail sheet, left bail at $2,500 personal recognizance, with conditions barring contact with the alleged victim and barring Rodriguez from the woman's Hanover Street residence. A probable cause hearing on the felony was set for Feb. 13 and trial on the misdemeanors was set for April 29.
Says he's been good
Tyler Hall, 24, of 416 Spruce St., Tuesday asked Circuit Court-Manchester District Division Judge William Lyons for personal recognizance bail on a felony charge of receiving stolen property and charges of conduct after an accident and second offense driving after suspension, all from 2012.
Hall is accused of having a MacBook Pro valued at more than $1,000 that belonged to someone else.
He's also accused of second-offense driving after suspension and causing property damage with his vehicle at Kelley and Kimball streets and failing to stop and provide the required information.
"I've gotten in no trouble for the past year," Hall said, adding that he's been doing positive things.
But a police prosecutor sought $2,000 cash/surety bail, saying Hall has a 2010 conviction for violation of probation and theft convictions in 2009 and 2010.
Lyons wouldn't set personal recognizance bail, but set bail at $1,000, half the amount requested by the prosecution, with conditions that include no contact with the laptop owner. A probable cause hearing was set Feb. 4 on the felony and trial was set for March 7 on the misdemeanors.
Alleged actions caused fire
A man accused of trying to drill into truck gas tanks, causing a fire at U-Haul, 443 Hooksett Road, Jan. 4, was arraigned Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division.
Ronnie Mac Stephens, 28, of 386 Dubuque St., could enter no plea to a felony charge of reckless conduct, so a probable cause hearing was set for Feb. 4.
He pleaded innocent to an attempted theft by unauthorized taking charge and trial was set for March 12.
Firefighters responded to a fire at the U-Haul store at about 5 a.m. Jan. 4 for a vehicle on fire and found two large box trucks in the rear lot fully engulfed in flames. Firefighters were able to put out the blaze, which resulted in heavy damage to both trucks and partial damage to a third truck that was parked next to them.
A charred gas can was found between the two heavily damaged trucks and police and fire investigators said it appeared someone had been trying to siphon gas from the trucks when the fire occurred.
Bail was set at $5,000 cash/surety for Stephens, with conditions that include a waiver of extradition and a bar on going to the U-Haul store.
Threat prompts arrest
A man accused of threatening to burn down the building in which his ex-girlfriend lives was arraigned Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on a criminal threatening charge.
Matthew Van Nordin, 28, of 45 Log St., is accused of telling the woman, who lives on Douglas Street: "I'll burn this whole building down." He is accused of then pointing to his head and telling her: "You don't know what goes on in here."
Van Nordin asked for personal recognizance bail, saying: "I'm asking for PR. I'm begging, pleading for PR."
Judge William Lyons told Van Nordin that because he was previously convicted of violating bail conditions and a protective order, personal recognizance bail is not a possibility.
Lyons set bail at $1,000 cash/surety, with conditions that include no contact with the alleged victim and not going to her residence.
Trial was set for March 5.
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Suggestions for turning a non-seafood eater
My husband HATES all seafood. The only "fish" he will eat is tunafish salad. But he recognizes that fish is very healthy and his reticence is a problem for his foodie wife, and has agreed to experiment with eating seafood. He has previously tasted my fish while out to dinner and almost universally gagged.
I want to give him "beginner" seafood, as opposed to college level. Can anyone suggest some good recipes to introduce him to seafood? I can't bring myself to go the frozen fishsticks route.
It appears you live in Manhattan. I'd do my research and find the best fish and chips and take him there. I can't imagine anyone not liking that. The fish is so mild but more importantly there's the batter, the malt vinegar, tartar sauce and the chips, of course. I wouldn't start cooking it at home --- some don't like the smell --- until you bring him to the party at restaurants. Oh, yeah, fried calamari. You can eat the tentacles and he can have the rings. Poor you :) And if he's a drinking man, how about a martini???
re: c oliver
Good call, c o!!!
Most of the people l know that "hate" seafood owe their bias to an experience with a strong flavored seafood in the early part of life. Some have handled live (or recently live) fish and when they eat it their mind goes to the memory of a slimy slithering thing that they had difficulty holding onto.
You didn't say he hated "fish", but you did say he hated "seafood". So I'll leave other types of fish out of my list of suggestions.
Seafood can be baked, fried, grilled, cooked in a sauce or prepared in many other ways. Finding out how he prefers his meat dishes (what's his favorite way to have his chicken prepared?) is a good starting point. Even if he likes a certain type of food, he may like especially well when it's cooked in a certain way.
I might suggest starting with some very mild and more delicate varieties. Cod, Grouper, Alaskan Halibut, and Flounder come to mind as my first choices. Adding a little to a pasta dish (spaghetti, in a casserole, fettuccini) might be a good start. Especially if he has a favorite red or white sauce that you could use with it. Including some of his favorite herbs as ingredient in the dish can also help.
If you'd prefer a mild fish with a firmer texture you could work with Haddock, Flounder, Atlantic Perch, Tilapia or perhaps Red Snapper. Tilapia is pretty high in cholesterol so if you need to avoid those kinds of things just take it off the list.
A fish chowder, using one or more of these is another way to get started.
I'd stay away from shell fish of any kind, most are strong tasting and not, IMO, be a good place to start.
One VERY important element I failed to include in the original posting of this response.
What ever you decide to try, make sure the seafood is fresh ... I mean really fresh. If it smells "fishy", it isn't fresh. It should smell like the ocean, not like fish. Then, keep it very cold and use it the same day you purchase it. Even if you find it's more expensive to get really fresh fish, your goal is worthy of the investment. If you use fish that isn't fresh and he rejects it, you've lost the war.
re: todao
"Tilapia is pretty high in cholesterol so if you need to avoid those kinds of things just take it off the list."
take tilapia off the list anyway. most of the stuff you can find these days is muddy-tasting and pretty awful.
the suggestion to treat it with a similar preparation to his favorite meat dishes is great...so if he likes fried chicken, c oliver's fish & chips idea could be the winner!
re: goodhealthgourmet
Any compliment from you puts a big ole grin on my face :)
re: c oliver
awww...from me? why?
re: goodhealthgourmet
Why? Because in addition to being a good cook, you have the ability to explain things so everyone can understand. And you put together MENUS which is a thread I intend to start. AND you can explain flavors and combinations of flavors. You have it all IMO.
re: c oliver
wow. that's unbelievably sweet of you to say! i'm flattered...but i think you guys give me too much credit, and if you keep it up i'm gonna get a swelled head ;) seriously though, i'm touched. thanks, c.
let him be.
recently, after 40 years of people trying to convince me that fish was great, i had a revelation and realized i just dont like it. never really have.
its expensive, we are fishing the oceans into extinction, you cant reheat it, it doesnt keep well.
and it all tastes like fish.
Oh my god! This is the most terrible thing I've ever heard! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!
Ahem. Okay, I've calmed down.
Um, what is it that he dislikes? Because tuna from a can is quite fishy. Does he like garlic? Maybe something very delicate, steamed and drizzled with garlic butter? Or go Chinese dress plain steamed or boiled seafood with soy, ginger, spring onions, touch of chilli, drop of sesame oil. All fresh seafood tastes incredibly good like this. You can dip fresh boiled prawns in it, dribble a teaspoonful on a freshly shucked oyster, toss pan seared scallops in it, steamed mussels or just over steamed whole fish or fillets.
I like hot smoked trout or salmon flaked into a creamy pasta sauce.
Have you ever managed to trick him? Sneak it into food he does eat? In asian grocers and herbalists you can get dried scallops. they're expensive but usually sold by weight so you can just get a handful. You put these in either saucey/soupy recipes where they will absorb moisture or you can rehyrdate them first, like you do with dried shitakes. When added to recipes, I like to add them to my marinara sauce or to my paella, as well as chinese recipes, they cook down to little shreds and add a deeply savoury flavour, bit salty, very delicious but not at all fishy, bit like what anchovies do when you add them at the beginnng of an italian sauce. Maybe enjoying something like that will change his mind or get his tatsebuds used to the flavour.
What he won't like, I'm sure, is what my husband loves. When we are in Denmark, he likes squishy hot dog roll kind of bread with a couple of whole pickled herrings, chopped onions, pickles that you get from street vendors. He calls it the wet fish sandwich. Now that is something I won't eat!
But one last thing to consider, my son is 6 and after a night of crayfish feasting his eyeball swelled up and nearly fell out of his skull. It was a suspected shellfish allergy and one of the things the specialist said was that if someone is allergic to something, it can taste really really bad to them. It's like a natural defence mechanism. Maybe your husband is very allergic to some kinds of seafood and his body won't let him eat it. Maybe tuna fish from a can is processed enough to destroy whatever he is allergic to (sometimes it is algae or other things on the seafood people are allergic to) or he is okay with that family of fish.
good luck!
re: hillsbilly
I agree with the first part of your answer... let him be. Love him how he is.
And, more fish & shellfish for us!!!
you know, it's interesting, my sister is the same way. she's tried a bite of maybe one or two fish dishes in her adult life, and *refuses* to even taste shellfish because she says it "just seems like something she wouldn't like" (i'll never understand that). anyway, she insists she hates all seafood...but she loves tuna salad made from the canned stuff. maybe it has something to do with an association to comfort food (ie. childhood tuna fish sandwiches). who knows?
i think c oliver was definitely on to something, with the restaurant suggestion and the dishes she suggested having him try. while battered & deep-fried may negate the health effects, it's a gentle way to get him started, and you can wean him off the artery-clogging stuff and introduce more healthful preparations as time goes on. but the reality is that although he's willing to give it a shot for the sake of his health (and of course to please his foodie wife), you may be fighting a losing battle here. he's a good sport for trying, but don't make yourself crazy over it, and if he doesn't ever convert, there are other ways he can get his Omega-3's.
From a seafood-hater that has eaten an inordinate amount of the stuff in the name of professionalism, the best that I've had was really fresh halibut cooked in an awful lot of butter. Fish & chips is another good suggestion.
I'd stay away from anything that smells fishy, at all, and my experiences with shellfish have not been positive - the combination of the texture and the taste is pretty much the epitome of everything I don't like about seafood.
And keep in mind that it's close to impossible to change a non-seafood eater. If given a choice, I don't eat anything that lives in water (well, except duck and caviar, but the ducks really live on land, and the caviar never really lived in the water). I know some people will disagree, but I don't feel like it has a huge impact on my "chowhound"ness. I've had amazing fried chicken at the fish & chips dives in London, and amazing tasting menus at 4-star restaurants, and the seafood thing isn't really an impediment.
Based on my experience nudging my picky daughter to try fish and seafood I would suggest:
1. I agree about fish and chips. Almost everyone likes fish and chips.
2. You don't have to go the frozen fish stick route. You can make homemade fish sticks. One recipe I've made several times is the sole goujons with lime-dill mayonnaise in Nigella Lawson's "Nigella Express." My daughter liked it right away.
3. Shrimp. It's so mild-tasting. Not fishy.
4. If shrimp works, move on to scallops. Also mild.
Maybe do something with a firm texture like Swordfish, or Tuna Steak, or Halibut.
Fish tacos might be good, to get him used to the taste, but in a way that it's amongst other familiar flavors.
You could also do Salmon Croquettes.. salmon can be a little fishy for some (me!), but paired with the right dipping sauce, it might be palatable to him.
Does he like Piccata? Maybe a Sole Piccata
Perhaps a frittata with lobster or crab...
My mother was always less than enthralled with seafood...
Years later she has a profound allergy to the stuff. Some peeps dislike foods for good reason. they aren't having the same kind of positive experience we are.
I started out as a picky eater and wouldn't touch seafood until my early twenties.
I remember that flounder, dipped in flour, egg, parsley, bread crumbs and lightly fried in butter as the first seafood dish that spoke to me as "lovely". I graduated to haddock and cod after that. Next came scallops, shrimp and lobster. I now adore most seafood. And I find that seafood doesn't need (for me anyway) much more than pan searing or grilling to be excellent. However, I also found that the "quality" and freshness of my fish is of the outmost importance in how good my seafood turns out. Buy the freshest fish possible. If your husband still hates fish after a month, let him be. At least you can say you tried.


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The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 4 Sell Rating(s), 6 Hold Rating(s), 2 Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Hold (Score: 1.83)Consensus Price Target: GBX 670 Analysts' Ratings History for Tate & Lyle PLC (LON:BD15) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetDetailsShare11/19/2014Davy ResearchReiterated RatingUnderperformView 11/17/2014Liberum CapitalInitiated CoverageSellView 11/10/2014Berenberg BankReiterated RatingHoldView 11/7/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutralView 11/7/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformView 10/3/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingSellGBX 530View 10/2/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldView 10/2/2014Berenberg BankReiterated RatingHoldView 9/29/2014BNP ParibasReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 610View 9/25/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.DowngradeNeutralGBX 690View 9/24/2014Berenberg BankDowngradeHoldView 9/24/2014Societe GeneraleDowngradeHoldGBX 640View 9/23/2014Davy ResearchReiterated RatingUnderperformView 9/23/2014Canaccord GenuityDowngradeSellView 9/18/2014BNP ParibasUpgradeNeutralView 9/18/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformView 9/17/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 9/3/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldView 8/29/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingHoldView 8/20/2014Berenberg BankReiterated RatingBuyView 8/11/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldView 7/25/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldView 7/25/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingBuyView 7/17/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingBuyView 7/15/2014Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingBuyView 7/14/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingNeutralView 7/11/2014BNP ParibasReiterated RatingUnderperformView 6/5/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldView 6/5/2014Jefferies GroupDowngradeHoldView 6/3/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingOverweightView 6/3/2014Berenberg BankReiterated RatingBuyView 6/2/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldView 5/27/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyView 5/27/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingBuyView 5/12/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldView 4/28/2014Galvan ResearchReiterated RatingBuyView 3/4/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldGBX 660View 2/24/2014Canaccord GenuityDowngradeHoldGBX 660View 2/13/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 1/7/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 12/3/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 11/13/2013Numis Securities LtdDowngradeHoldGBX 863View 11/7/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 10/9/2013InvestecReiterated RatingBuyGBX 825View 10/7/2013Societe GeneraleUpgradeBuyGBX 865View 9/27/2013InvestecReiterated RatingBuyGBX 825View 9/19/2013Numis Securities LtdUpgradeAddGBX 884View 9/12/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 7/24/2013InvestecReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 7/18/2013Societe GeneraleDowngradeHoldGBX 900View 6/3/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 980View 5/28/2013Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingBuyGBX 975View 5/23/2013Deutsche BankBoost Price TargetBuyGBX 900 -> GBX 1,050View 5/23/2013InvestecReiterated RatingHoldView 5/21/2013Galvan ResearchReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 5/17/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 980View 5/2/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 900View 4/25/2013BNP ParibasReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 840View 4/12/2013Credit SuisseBoost Price TargetOutperformGBX 845 -> GBX 930View 4/2/2013BNP ParibasReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 831.83View 3/28/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 893.56View 3/27/2013InvestecReiterated RatingHoldGBX 853.84View 3/26/2013Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingBuyGBX 893.56View 2/5/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 923.81View 1/8/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 882.37View 12/10/2012InvestecReiterated RatingBuyGBX 888.01View 11/30/2012Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 867.81View (Data available from 11/28/2012 forward) Earnings History for Tate & Lyle PLC (LON:BD15)No earnings announcements for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Dividend History for Tate & Lyle PLC (LON:BD15)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Insider Trading History for Tate & Lyle PLC (LON:BD15)No insider trades for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network About Tate & Lyle PLC Tate & Lyle PLC is a global provider of ingredients and solutions to the food, beverage and other industries. Through its manufacturing plants, it uses technology to turn raw materials into ingredients for its customers. These ingredients add taste, texture, nutrition and functionality to products globally use or consume every day. The Company operates through two global business units: speciality food ingredients, and bulk ingredients. These two business units are supported by support services and its commercial development group. The Company operates in two industries: corn wet milling and sweeteners. Headlines: (11/21) Tate & Lyle PLC Stock Rating Reaffirmed by Davy Research (BD15) (11/18) Liberum Capital Begins Coverage on Tate & Lyle PLC (BD15) (11/19) Davy Research Reaffirms Underperform Rating for Tate & Lyle PLC (BD15) (11/11) Tate & Lyle PLC Given "Neutral" Rating at JPMorgan Chase & Co. 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Carnival Cruise Lines has dropped Key West as a port of call on 30 cruises this year, instead making stops at Royal Caribbean International's private island in the Bahamas.The arrangement is highly unusual because cruise companies generally try to use the islands they own to differentiate products and itineraries. But as fleets continue to grow, scheduling is making it harder to stick to that pattern.Both Carnival ships that will be calling on Royal's Coco Cay operate five-day cruises from Florida. From Jacksonville, Carnival deploys the Fascination on a route that currently takes it to Nassau and Key West. When it calls on Coco Cay on April 14, it will be the first of 19 such calls this year.
From Port Canaveral, Carnival Ecstasy sails a five-day itinerary that calls in Freeport and Nassau. In addition, it will now visit Coco Cay, also known as Little Stirrup Cay, 11 times in 2013. Although the altered itineraries will save fuel, a top priority for all cruise lines, Carnival spokesman Vance Gulliksen said that the primary reason for the change was to offer a better cruise for guests."The addition of Little Stirrup Cay provides us the opportunity to expand and diversify our port-of-call choices for our guests, particularly within the Bahamas," Gulliksen said.Nassau, Freeport and Coco Cay all sit in a fairly tight cluster, with Coco Cay lying about 50 miles north of Nassau. By contrast, Key West is about 262 miles west of Nassau, taking ships farther away from their north Florida homeports. The decision to stop at Coco Cay means that Royal Caribbean will likely garner all the revenue Carnival guests spend on equipment rental, activities, shopping, drink purchases and the like.
Carnival might also have to pay a fee to dock at Coco Cay. However, Carnival last week would say only that it had reached a "commercial agreement" with Royal. It did not disclose the financial terms of the arrangement.Two other cruise lines controlled by Carnival Cruise Lines' parent company, Carnival Corp., operate private islands in the Bahamas. Holland America Line has operated Half Moon Cay, about 100 miles southeast of Nassau, since 1997. Carnival Cruise Lines vessels also use Half Moon Cay but seldom on the same day as Holland America Line ships. (Click here or on the image, right, for a larger view of the cruise lines' private islands in the Bahamas.)Princess Cruises, meanwhile, stops at Princess Cays, a beach on the southern tip of the sizeable Bahamian island of Eleuthera, about 80 miles east of Nassau.Gulliksen said Carnival investigated the possibility of using either Half Moon Cay or Princess Cays as a substitute for Key West."We decided to include Little Stirrup Cay because, given the short duration of the cruises and the other ports of call on these itineraries, it would be difficult to reach Half Moon Cay and still maintain the ships' published schedule," he said.The itinerary from Port Canaveral gives Ecstasy passengers a full day each in Nassau, Freeport and Coco Cay, plus a day at sea before returning to port. The distance covered is about 620 miles, compared with more than 1,000 miles on the itinerary that includes Key West.From Jacksonville, the Fascination has a day at sea before arriving at Key West at 7 a.m. It departs at 2:30 p.m. but doesn't get to Nassau until noon the next day. It then departs eight hours later and has another day at sea before arriving back in Jacksonville.By going to Coco Cay, guests can spend from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Nassau, and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Coco Cay, bookended by days at sea. The distance covered is about 300 miles less.
Key West expects to host about 299 cruise ship calls in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, port director Jim Fitton said, down from about 340 the year before. Fitton said the number of calls had been expected to be down even before the Carnival decision."All they told us is that they were changing the schedule," he said. "There was no explanation about why they were doing it or what they were doing in its place."
Fitton added that it isn't unusual for cruise lines not to explain their deployment decisions.Carnival will remain the most active cruise line at Key West, accounting for about 60% of calls there, Fitton said. There will be a small decline in port revenue in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, which includes two-thirds of the lost calls. "It's about a $60,000 hit to us, which is not great, but we usually pick up a half-dozen or so calls each year when storms go through Mexico or the Cayman Islands," he said. Scheduling more calls for Carnival ships at Half Moon Cay could be difficult. For example, on May 9 when the Fascination is scheduled to visit Coco Cay, the Carnival Pride will be spending the day at Half Moon Cay.Between them, the two ships carry more than 4,000 passengers.A Carnival ship is already scheduled to call at Half Moon Cay 18 days in May, including two calls by the Fascination and five by the Ecstasy. The lone call by a Holland America ship is the Maasdam on May 2.
Royal has 20 calls scheduled at Coco Cay in May, according to the Cruise Port Insider website.Gulliksen said it is not uncommon for cruise lines to use facilities owned by competing brands. He cited as examples Carnival-developed ports in the Turks and Caicos, Cozumel and Roatan, in Honduras.Cruise lines that have used the Roatan port include Regent Seven Seas Cruises, while Silversea Cruises has used the Grand Turk Cruise Center.Follow Tom Stieghorst on Twitter @tstravelweekly.
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A Wauwatosa homeowner received an unexpected request at 6:24 p.m. Dec. 3. A man asked him if he could look through the backyard for marijuana he was hiding from police, according to a Wauwatosa police report.
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The homeowner saw an SUV and a squad car sitting outside his house in the 2500 block of North 65th Street and, thinking nothing of it, he ignored it and sat down.
His doorbell rang. He went to investigate and, seeing no one outside, sat down again. About five minutes later, the bell rang again.
Thinking something was up, the man went to his backyard to find a man looking through his window. He walked out and confronted the man, asking what he was doing in his backyard.
The doorbell-ringer said he was looking for his wallet and started walking toward the street. He got about halfway to the street when he turned around and admitted the truth: He was looking for the weed he had hidden from police.
Now concerned, the homeowner said he'd help the man find his marijuana so he can get it off his property. He gave the man a flashlight and told him to find the weed and leave.
While the man was looking for the marijuana, the SUV he had seen earlier showed up. The weed-searcher said he'd pay the homeowner $1,000 to tell the SUV driver to leave or he'd call the police.
Fed up with the stranger's antics, the man went into his home and called the police. The SUV and the weed-searcher's vehicle circled the block a few times, the homeowner's doorbell was rung a few more times, and then the people left.
Police did not find the marijuana or any suspects.
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J. Sedgwick Sollers, who once represented President George H.W. Bush in the Iran-Contra affair, was contacted by Paterno's advisers on Thursday.
However, a spokesman for Paterno says "no lawyer has been retained."
The longtime and iconic Penn State football coach was fired Wednesday night after, disclosures in a grand jury report that one of his assistants informed him in 2002 about an alleged incident of sexual abuse by former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky.
Paterno has not been charged with any crimes in the case. He has been described as a cooperating witness in the case. Two other university officials told by Paterno about the alleged incident were charged this week with perjury and failing to report Sandusky's conduct to legal authorities.
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Multi-award winning, chart topping Kate Nash will be releasing a brand new EP titled 'Death Proof' via her own independent label Have 10p Records on November 20. Pre-order her forthcoming album 'Girl Talk' via Pledge Music on 11/20 and download 'Death Proof' for free.
Never one to disappoint, Kate Nash's triumphant return sounds like nothing else right now; a hypnotic bass guitar riff sets the scene on the title track for her new 'Death Proof' EP. Recorded in LA earlier this year, Kate decided to ditch the piano and create an entirely new sound using the bass guitar as the centerpiece. Whilst still maintaining her undeniably clever and unconventional lyricism, with songs such as "I Want A Boyfriend With A Car", it's clear Nash's signature songwriting has not been lost despite her new approach to recording records. Folks recently caught a glimpse of what's to come when she revealed her quirky and fun video on Halloween for the single 'Fri-End?'.
Kate first entered our radars in 2007 with her debut album 'Made of Bricks' which featured the hit singles 'Foundations' and 'Caroline's a Victim'. 'Made of Bricks' quickly went on to chart at #1 in her native UK and was a top 40 hit in more than 10 countries across the globe. Her follow-up sophomore release 'My Best Friend Is You' received an equal amount of praise and chart success, prompting Kate to tour the world extensively and become a musical and fashion icon to many.
Aside from recording her new album and EP, Nash has also been a keen activist in her home country. During the devastating UK riots in 2011, Kate helped launch the 'Clear Up' campaign around her hometown of London, as well as helped to raise funds and supplies for those who lost their homes during the riots.
Most recently Kate offered her voice and opinions surrounding the controversial Pussy Riot sentencing and also continues to support women around the world with her 'Rock n Roll Girls After School Music Club' which aims to empower and educate young women with the gift of music education, encouraging young females to develop their own songwriting skills. On December 1st a group of these students, from schools across the UK, will perform at the 'After School Special' at the Queen Elizabeth hall at the Southbank Center in London.
Kate will also unveil a brand new video for lead track 'Death Proof' via VEVO on November 19.
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November 19, 2014
ACE's 2014 Leadership Network for International Education met to explore how to leverage resources and form effective global education partnerships in response to the increasing need for cross-border cooperation between colleges and universities.
A House Judiciary subcommittee today heard testimony on Copyright Issues in Education and for the Visually Impaired as Congress continues to consider whether to revise the Copyright Act, last overhauled in 1976.
November 17, 2014
As President Obama proclaims November National College Application Month, the only nationwide college application initiative is in the midst of a record-setting year.
Register by Dec. 13 to take advantage of the early bird registration discount for ACE's 97th Annual Meeting, scheduled for March 14-17, 2015, in Washington, DC.


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Ria Bintan Golf Lodge
Ria Bintan Golf Lodge in Bintan
Ria Bintan Golf Lodge
Jl Perigi Raja. Lagoi, Bintan Resorts, Bintan Utara, Kepulauan Riau
Bintan / Lagoi, Bintan Island 29152
Hotel Freebies Available*
• Free Internet in Room show dates
Ria Bintan Golf Lodge
The 3-star Ria Bintan Golf Lodge offers comfort and convenience whether you're on business or holiday in Bintan Island. The property features a wide range of facilities to make your stay a pleasant experience. Facilities like meeting facilities, coffee shop, car park, shops, concierge are readily available for you to enjoy. Each guestroom is elegantly furnished and equipped with handy amenities. The hotel offers various recreational opportunities. Convenience and comfort makes Ria Bintan Golf Lodge the perfect choice for your stay in Bintan Island. ...read more
Ria Bintan Golf Lodge Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Airport Transfer
- Car Park
- Coffee Shop
- Complimentary Bottled Water
- Concierge
- Desk
- Free Wi-Fi In All Rooms
- Garden
- Golf Course (On Site)
- Hair Dryer
- Hot Tub
- In Room Safe
- Internet Access - Wireless (Complimentary)
- Massage
- Meeting Facilities
- Non Smoking Rooms
- Restaurant
- Satellite/Cable Tv
- Shops
- Shower
- Spa
- Television Lcd/Plasma Screen
- Tours
- Wi-Fi In Public Areas
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Hewlett-Packard Q4 adj. earnings per share $1.06, matching est.
Hewlett-Packard Q4 revenue $28.4 bln vs. FactSet est. $28.7 bln
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A minor 3.2 earthquake struck off the Humboldt County coast this evening.
According to a U.S. Geological Survey preliminary earthquake report the quake struck at 5:52 p.m. about 39 miles southwest of Eureka.
When pigs fly? Not on this US Airways plane
WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (AP) — This was a pig that truly could not fly. The pig was ordered off a U. Full Story
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Venezuela gets ballet commemorating Chavez's life
CARACS, Venezuela (AP) — In life, Venezuela's exuberant leader Hugo Chavez often captivated supporters by bursting into song, even the occasional dance. Full Story
What the new 'Star Wars' teaser showed us
Millennium Falcon, stormtroopers and TIE fighters will return, plus some new faces.


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Burt Van Deusen Exhibit Held at Blue Mt Gallery 4/26-5/21
In his first one-person-show at the Blue Mountain Gallery, Burt Van Deusen is showing work done during the past five years. The paintings and drawings are invented cloudscapes painted or drawn in a direct manner. The work reveals inventiveness and attention to where the paint takes imagination. All the work shown was produced in his studio, which he maintains in Springs, New York.
Earlier in his life Mr. Van Deusen worked for Jackie Gleason as a scenic artist, then, later worked for other television shows (Flipper, Gentle Ben and Treasure Island) and the Florida film industry. He also spent a year designing and making "floats" for the Orange Bowl Parade in Miami before returning to college.
Burt's other interests include boat building and book collecting. He has lived and worked on the east end of Long Island for over thirty years. His work has been included in several group shows in New York City including: Art Sounds at the Nohra Haime Gallery and Interior Spaces at the New York Law School.
Other shows that have included Burt Van Deusen's work are: Art Alumni, Philadelphia College of Art; Regional Painting, Pennsylvania State University; Two Painters, PCA; Earth/Sky/Water, East Hampton Center for Contemporary Art; New Spaces / New Faces, Guild Hall Museum.
For more information: www.bluemountaingallery.org or www.BurtsArt.com
Free and open to the public.
Hours 11-6 Tuesday-Saturday
Easily accessible from the C and E trains. Simply get off at the 23rd street stop, exit at the 25th street exit, and walk 2 1/2 blocks west towards 11th Ave.
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