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New Music Collections, Vol. 1: Choral - works by Anthony Payne, Birtwistle, Saxton, Britten, Finnissy, Skempton et al.
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2014-04-29Works: Julian Anderson: Four American Choruses; Giles Swayne: Cry; Robert Saxton: I will awake the dawn; Michael Finnissy: Descriptive Jottings of London, for chorus; Richard Rodney Bennett: Spells; Benjami...
Performers: Finnissy, Michael; Howard Skempton [Composer/Accordion]
Conductors: Halsey, Simon; Poole, John; Weeks, James; Willcocks, David; Skidmore, Jeffrey; Cleobury, Stephen; Knussen, Oliver; Brabbins, Martyn
Ensemble: ; Bach Choir; BBC Singers; Birmingham Contemporary Music Group; City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus; Ex Cathedra; Ex Cathedra (Early Music Ens.); London Sinfonietta Voices
NMC explores the rich offerings of its back catalogue in a new mid-price series called New Music Collections. (See what we did there?) Each album...continue...
New Music Collections, Vol. 3: Orchestral Works by Richard Ayres, Nicholas Maw, Andrzej Panufnik, Hugh Wood, Harrison Birtwistle et al.
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2014-04-29Works: Richard Causton: Millennium Scenes; Dominic Muldowney: Oboe Concerto; Nicholas Maw: Life Studies; Richard Ayres: No. 36, NONcerto for Horn; Thea Musgrave: Turbulent Landscapes; Andrzej Panufnik: Conc...
Performers: Carter, Roy [Oboe]; Michael, Robin [Cello]; Rostropovich, Mstislav; Timmermans, Wim
Conductors: Collon, Nicholas; Thomas, Michael T.; Marriner, Sir Neville; Kluttig, Roland; Vänskä, Osmo; Wolff, Hugh; Hickox, Richard; Brabbins, Martyn; Steen, Jac van; Knussen, Oliver; Davis, Andrew; H...
Ensemble: ; City of London Sinfonia; ASKO; Hallé Orchestra; Philharmonia Orchestra
NMC explores the rich offerings of its back catalogue in a new mid-price series called New Music Collections. (See what we did there?) Each album...continue...
New Music Collections, Vol. 4: Piano - works by Philip Mead, Huw Watkins, Stephen Montague and Rolf Hind
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2014-04-29Works: Huw Watkins: Four Spencer Pieces; Simon Holt: Black Lanterns, for piano; Julian Anderson: Somewhere near Cluj for piano; Sadie Harrison: Impresa Amorosa; Michael Zev Gordon: On Memory; Diana Burrell:...
Performers: Bradshaw, Susan; Finnissy, Michael; Hind, Rolf; Kawai, Noriko; Losseff, Nicky; Mead, Philip; Montague, Stephen; Myers, Thalia; Pace, Ian; Powell, Jonathan; Sellick, Phyllis; Smalley, Roger; Tan, Melv...
NMC explores the rich offerings of its back catalogue in a new mid-price series called New Music Collections. (See what we did there?) Each album...continue...
Britten to America: Music for Radio and Theatre / Samuel West, Mary Carewe, Jean Rigby, Andrew Kennedy
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2014-01-28Works: Benjamin Britten: The Ascent of F6, incidental music for female voice, 2 male voices, percussion, ukelele & 2 pianos; An American in England, music for a 6-part radio program, for orchestra; Roman Wa...
Performers: Carewe, Mary [Soprano Vocal]; Cooke, Mervyn; Dickinson, Matthew; Holland, Jonathan; Nockles, Bruce; Walker, Lucy; Watkins, Huw; Woodhouse, Nigel
Conductors: Skidmore, Jeffrey; Elder, Mark; Ogg, Harry
Ensemble: ; Ex Cathedra; Hallé Orchestra
Music of Memory - works by Nicholas Maw, Joe Atkins, Peter Racine Fricker, Matthew Taylor, Bayan Northcott, Charlotte Bray / Antonis Hatzinikolaou, guitar
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2013-05-28Works: Nicholas Maw: Music of Memory, for solo guitar; Little Suite, for guitar; Joseph Atkins: Indian Summer, for guitar; Peter Racine Fricker: Paseo, for guitar, Op. 61; Matthew Taylor: Fantasy for guitar...
Performers: Hatzinikolaou, Antonis
The CD takes its title from Maw's Music of Memory - an intricate set of variations on a theme from Mendelssohn's String Quartet in A...continue...
Recording information: Holy Trinity Church, Weston, Hertfordshire (2012-04-10_2012-04-11&2012-)....continue...
English Violin Duos by Aitchison, McCabe, Moeran, Croft, Matthews & Rawsthorne / Retorica - Philippa Mo & Harriet Mackenzie, violins
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2012-09-25Works: Jim Aitchison: Syruw; John McCabe: Splendid, for 2 violins; E.J. Moeran: Sonata for 2 violins; William Croft: Sonata for 2 violins, Op. 3/4; David Matthews: Duos (8) for 2 violins, Op. 79; Alan Rawst...
Ensemble: Retorica
English violin duo Retorica (Philippa Mo and Harriet Mackenzie) were inspired by their long friendships with composers John McCabe and David Matthews to make this...continue...
Recording information: Potton Hall, Westleton, Suffolk (2010-02-04_2010-02-05&2010-)....continue...
Thea Musgrave: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge / Jake Gardner, baritone
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2011-09-27Works: Thea Musgrave: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, radio opera; Green, for 12 strings; Wild Winter 1, lamentations for voices & viols
Performers: Gardner, Jake; Musgrave, Thea
Conductors: Musgrave, Thea;
Ensemble: Fretwork; London Sinfonietta; Scottish Ensemble
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Musgrave claims it was conceived as a fully fledged opera and not as "a play with incidental music". But that isn't how it comes...continue...
Richard Rodney Bennett: Songs Before Sleep
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2010-09-06Works: Richard Rodney Bennett: A Garland for Marjory Fleming, for voice & piano; Songs Before Sleep, for solo voice & piano; A History of the Thé Dansant, for voice & piano; Dream-Songs, for voice & pi...
Performers: Bickley, Susan; Burnside, Iain [Piano]; Coates, Oliver [Cello]; Daneman, Sophie; Hulett, Benjamin; Williams, Roderick [Bass-Baritone Vocal]
This new recording spans five decades of Ricahrd Rodney Bennett's song-writing. It couples some of his most accessible and lyrical pieces - including the melodic...continue...
Recording information: Potton Hall, Suffolk (2009-06-17&2009-11-14_2009-)....continue...
The Aeolian Company - Original Compositions and Arrangements for Pianola / Lawson
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2008-06-06Works: Igor Stravinsky: Study for Pianola; Sir Eugene Goossens: Rhythmic Dance, Op. 30; Herbert Howells: Fantasy Minuet, Op. 27; Alfredo Casella: Pieces (3) for Pianola; Gian-Francesco Malipiero: Improvisat...
Performers: Lawson, Rex
In concert halls and recording studios throughout the world, Rex Lawson's name is synonymous with the pianola; not the brash, mechanical variety found in cowboy...continue...
Britten on Film / Brabbins, et al
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2007-03-12Works: Benjamin Britten: Night Mail; The Tocher; The King's Stamp; Negroes; The Way to the Sea; Telegrams; Peace of Britain; Men behind the Meters; Coal Face; When you're feeling like expressing your affect...
Performers: Auchincloss, Daniel; Beale, Simon Russell; Carewe, Mary [soprano]; Green, Adam [Baritone]; Wilson, Malcolm
Conductors: Brabbins, Martyn
Ensemble: Birmingham Contemporary Music Group; Birmingham King Edward's School Choir; City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
- The first ever comprehensive collection of music written by Britten, working with WH Auden, for 1930's information films made by the GPO Film Unit...continue...
Lutyens: Trios, Motet, etc / Weeks, Maxwell, et al
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2006-11-04Works: Elisabeth Lutyens: Présages, Op. 53; Motet, Op. 27; Trio for Flute, Clarinet, and Bassoon, Op. 52; Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; Trio for Violin, Viola, and Cello, Op. 57; Verses of Love; Fant...
Performers: Dussek, Michael; Keen, Helen; Maxwell, Melinda; O'Neill, Robin; Osostowicz, Krysia; Salmon, Jane; Sleigh, James; Van der Wiel, Mark
Conductors: Weeks, James D.E.;
Ensemble: Endymion Ensemble; EXAUDI
"This disc is a welcome reminder of the particular virtues of a kind of music less prominent than it once was. The works included centre...continue...
Opera - New Works for Violin and Piano / Morgan, Dullea
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2006-05-04Works: Joe Cutler: (re)Gaia; Richard Causton: Seven States of Rain; Joseph Phibbs: Fantasia for Violin and Piano; Bryn Harrison: Listenings no 1 for Violin and Piano; Jonathan Powell: Intrecciata; Morgan Ha...
Performers: Dullea, Mary; Morgan, Darragh
NMC is proud to announce the release of this Artists Series disc featuring the talented young duo of Darragh Morgan and Mary Dullea. Music on...continue...
Ancora - Simpson: Symphony no 3, Clarinet Quintet
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2006-04-06Works: Robert Simpson: Symphony no 3; Quintet for Clarinet and Strings
Performers: Humphreys, Sydney; Keenlyside, Raymond; Major, Margaret; Simpson, Derek; Walton, Bernard
Conductors: Horenstein, Jascha;
Ensemble: Aeolian String Quartet; London Symphony Orchestra
A powerful and original symphonist, Simpson was born in 1921 and died in 1997. He worked as Senior Producer at the BBC for 28 years...continue...
In Sunlight - Pieces for Madeleine Mitchell - Nyman, etc
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2005-06-04Works: Michael Nyman: On the fiddle; James MacMillan: Kiss on Wood; A Different World; Brian Elias: Fantasia for Violin and Piano; Nigel Osborne: Taw-Raw; Stephen Montague: Folk Dances for Violin and Piano;...
Performers: Ball, Andrew; Mitchell, Madeleine [violin]
Tippett: Symphonies no 2 & 4 / Tippett, BBC SO
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2005-03-02Works: Michael Tippett: Symphony no 2; Symphony no 4
Conductors: Tippett, Michael
Ensemble: BBC Symphony Orchestra
This recording, from 1993, is the last one made by the conductor and the only time he recorded his performance of these works. Originally featured...continue...
Remembering Tippett - Recordings from the 1940s
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2005-02-07Works: Michael Tippett: Sonata for Piano no 1; Concerto for Double String Orchestra; Quartet for Strings no 2; Thomas Tallis: Spem in alium
Performers: Sellick, Phyllis
Conductors: Goehr, Walter; ; Tippett, Michael
Ensemble: Morley College Choir; Orchestra; Zorian Quartet
Bawden: The Sailor's Tale, Two Studies, etc / G. Cheung
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2004-10-01Works: Rupert Bawden: Studies (2) for Orchestra; The Donkey Dances; The Sailor's Tale
Performers: Grove, Alexander; Heggie, Andrew; McIntosh, Flora
Conductors: Bawden, Rupert; Cheung, Gary
Ensemble: Alderman Peel High School Children's Choir; BBC National Orchestra of Wales; Creakes Sinfonia; Nash Ensemble
Buller: Proença, Theatre of Memory / Elder, Walker, et al
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2003-06-06Works: John Buller: Proença for Mezzo Soprano, Electric Guitar and Orchestra; Theatre of memory
Performers: Walker, Sarah
Conductors: Elder, Mark
Ensemble: BBC Symphony Orchestra
Bright Future -Chamber Music 2000 Project /Schubert Ensemble
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2003-04-05Works: Joe Cutler: Jiggadybox; Nicola LeFanu: Miniature and canon; Martin Butler: Spring Rounds; Joseph Phibbs: Trio semplice for Violin, Piano and Cello; Rachel Stott: Serendipity and Household Objects; Ju...
Ensemble: Schubert Ensemble of London
Musgrave: Helios and Other Works / Van Steen, BBC SO, et al
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2003-04-05Works: Thea Musgrave: Helios; Night Music; Memento vitae; The Seasons
Performers: Daniel, Nicholas
Conductors: Kraemer, Nicholas; Van Steen, Jac
Ensemble: BBC Symphony Orchestra; Scottish Chamber Orchestra
The Hoxton Thirteen / Wiegold, Composers Ensemble
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2002-02-01Works: Richard Baker: Los Rabanos; Tansy Davies: Patterning; Jonathan Powell: Saturnine; Mary Bellamy: Constellations; Morgan Hayes: Buoy; Sam Hayden: Partners in Psychopathology; Alison Kay: Rat-race; Jona...
Conductors: Wiegold, Peter
Ensemble: Composers Ensemble
Tracts - Ferneyhough, Erber, Dench, Barrett, Fox / Ian Pace
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2001-09-01Works: Brian Ferneyhough: Lemma-Icon-Epigram; Chris Dench: Topologies; Richard Barrett: Tract; James Erber: You Done Torn Your Playhouse Down; Christopher Fox: lliK.relliK
Performers: Pace, Ian
Themes & Variations / Jac Van Steen, BBC Symphony Orchestra
1 CD / NMC Classics / 2001-06-03Works: Imogen Holst: Variations on an Elizabethan Theme; Arthur Oldham: Variations on an Elizabethan Theme; Michael Tippett: Variations on an Elizabethan Theme; Braint (Severn Bridge Variations; Lennox Berk...
Conductors: Steen, Jac van
"...Performances are superb. Sound in the string-orchestra 'Variations on an Elizabethan Theme' is good but a little dry; the two sets for full orchestra are...continue...
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1 CD / NMC Classics / 2000-09-01Works: Grace Williams: Severn Bridge Variations; Brian Elias: Songs (5) to Poems by Irina Ratushinskaya; Judith Weir: A Night At The Chinese Opera, opera; Jonathan Harvey: Haiku for piano; Philip Cashian: C...
Spectrum & Spectrum 2 / Thalia Myers
2 CD / NMC Classics / 1999-06-24Works: Eleanor Alberga: If the Silver Bird could speak for piano; Only a wish away for piano; David Bedford: Toccata for piano; Sunset over Stac Pollaidh for piano; Diana Burrell: Constellations 1 & 2 for p...
Performers: Myers, Thalia
"The idea was marvelous: to commission short piano pieces from 50 prominent British composers, each in the format of a Beethoven bagatelle. The results are...continue...
Nash: Symphony no 1, Apollinaire Choruses / Brabbins, et al
1 CD / NMC Classics / 1999-04-30Works: Peter Paul Nash: Symphony no 1; Apollinaire Choruses
Conductors: Brabbins, Martyn; Joly, Simon
Ensemble: BBC Singers; BBC Symphony Orchestra
"Nash has many good ideas of his own - long spanning melodic arches in eccentric, unpredictable rhythms; gentle woodwind shimmerings that drift by like clouds...continue...
Jane Manning sings Weir, Nash, Connolly, Bauld, Elias, et al
1 CD / NMC Classics / 1998-12-24Works: Judith Weir: Don't let that horse; Peter Paul Nash: In a walled garden; Justin Connolly: Poems of Wallace Stevens II, Op. 14; Alison Bauld: Farewell Already; Brian Elias: Peroration; Anthony Payne: A...
Performers: Manning, Jane
Conductors: Montgomery, Roger [cond.]
Ensemble: Jane's Minstrels
K. Norman: London / Katherine Norman, Jonathan Cooper
1 CD / NMC Classics / 1998-12-24Works: Katharine Norman: London; Trilling Wire
Performers: Cooper, Jonathan; Norman, Katharine
Jonathan Lloyd: Symphony no 4 / Martyn Brabbins, BBC SO
1 CD / NMC Classics / 1998-09-28Works: Jonathan Lloyd: Symphony no 4
Conductors: Brabbins, Martyn
Ensemble: BBC Symphony Orchestra
Panufnik: Cello Concerto / Rostropovich, Wolff
1 CD / NMC Classics / 1998-08-21Works: Andrzej Panufnik: Concerto for Cello
Performers: Rostropovich, Mstislav
Conductors: Wolff, Hugh
Ensemble: London Symphony Orchestra
Elisabeth Lutyens (1906-1983) / Jane's Minstrels
1 CD / NMC Classics / 1998-08-21Works: Elisabeth Lutyens: Chamber Concerto no 1, Op. 8; Valley of Hatsu-Se, Op. 62; Tempi (6) for 10 Instruments, Op. 42; Isis and Osiris, Op 74; Triolet I, Op. 160a; Requiescat; Triolet II, Op. 160b
Performers: Manning, Jane
Conductors: Montgomery, Roger [cond.]
Ensemble: Jane's Minstrels
Britten: Les Illuminataions, etc /Barbirolli, Pears, Britten
1 CD / NMC Classics / 1998-08-21Works: Benjamin Britten: Les illuminations, Op. 18; Sinfonia da Requiem, Op. 20; Sonnets (7) of Michelangelo, Op. 22
Performers: Britten, Benjamin; Pears, Peter, Sir
Conductors: Britten, Benjamin; Barbirolli, John, Sir
Ensemble: Columbia Symphony Orchestra; New York Philharmonic
Britten's only rival as an interpreter of his own music on record is Stravinsky, yet in his Aspen Award speech of 1964, he stated that...continue...


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Anyway, I should have mentioned that both taking lens sets are Yashinons, not Yashikors or Lumaxars. My viewing lenses are 80mm Yashinon f/2.8's , and I'm not mucking with that!
I have the rear EM cell already screwed in, same threading and pitch. I'm hoping I won't have to shim anything, the only thing that is unsettling is that the EM taking rear cell is almost twice the length screwhousing wise, and and probably more glass (I'm not sure.). I'm hoping that someone has done this before and knows of the results. But for tonight, I'm matching both front and rear EM cells, I'm not ready for potential weirdness.
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lack of a garage? college prank? lazy way to unload groceries?
Well, let's just go ahead and make this a from-the-My-Hemmings-pages kind of day. Robert Harris posted a scan of an incredibly crumpled-but-straightened photo featuring a casually well-dressed gentleman beside a small station wagon that's either halfway up or halfway down a nice large porch. No clues other than what you see in the picture.
I should probably toss this over to Will Shiers, after I identified the old trucks in a few photos for him recently.
And more than the identity of the car, I want to know just what's going on in the photo?
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Milani Baked Blush - Red Vino
19 reviews
68% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.1
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.1
Price: $$
Not tested on animals
on 5/4/2015 11:34:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Dark, Cool
Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
For the longest when it came to red blushes, my go to was Nars's Exhibit A, a cool matte red. This $7 drugstore blush blows Exihibit A away. I actually love the gold that's mixed with the red. Makes Vino perfect for the summer and Exihibit A great for winter IMO. FYI, you really need a VERY light hand to apply this. I'm NW45 and made the mistake of going full on with it and ended up looking like a drank a bottle of tequila. Less is definately more! Best 7 bucks I ever spent!
on 3/3/2015 10:33:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Other, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This color is actually really gorgeous. So far I love all the Milani's I've tried. This is not one I actually own, but my aunt does. I tried it just for fun, but I'm so fair and warmer toned that on me it looks really ridiculous but it's so flattering on her (She's just slightly more tan). Their formulas are great and the colors are impactful and flattering, maybe not this shade for me personally but I can still appreciate it as a great shade.
on 2/18/2015 2:26:00 AM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Silver, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Using a VERY light touch, this looks great on fair skin. I use a fan brush and barely skim it over the blush and waft it on my cheeks. I usually use this along with my Stila Convertible Color in Poppy. Yes, red may look intimidating, but especially for us Winter ladies, it can be a strangely natural-looking blush; you just need a light hand. You CAN wear a red lip, but need not; it looks fine with any lip color I've used with it (I tend toward cooler lips, oranges aren't good on me). (My hair is mostly white now, but was light brown before.) I haven't noticed any obvious shimmer from this (but then, I do use it very sparingly), which I tend to avoid due to my age (disco died awhile ago!). ;-)
on 5/22/2014 1:06:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
If ever you needed a light hand for something, this is it. Use less than you think you need to. When done right, this is a beautiful deep red blush with a hint of a glow. When done wrong, you might as well call into work and tell them you're going to be late, because you might as well wash your face and start over. This blush is beautiful and pigmented, but sooo easy to over do.
on 2/16/2014 12:49:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This blush is absolutely gorgeous! I almost passed it up because I thought it would be too red and glittery for me. I am so glad I decided to give it a try. When the blush is applied the glitter does not transfer; the blush goes on matte and is a very soft, beautiful shade of red. As mentioned in other reviews this blush is highly pigmented so be sure to use a light hand when applying. It comes in a pretty round container and costs less than $8. I will definitely purchase this product again.
on 9/22/2013 6:48:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Kinky, Medium
Eyes: Black
I ordered this Milani blush months ago, swatched it and thought it was a glittery mess.
Due to that I never bothered to wear it and it sat in my vanity for awhile. I watched a review on the product and liked how it appeared on the youtuber so decided to give it a try! Glad I did although a bit glittery when applied blends really nice on the cheek and the glitter isn't as apparent. Use a light hand because this is very pigmented. Looks very nice on tanned/dark skin. A good buy and great price.
on 1/27/2013 10:26:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Dark, Warm
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This color looks so good on my NW45 complexion. Please be sure to use a LIGHT hand and blend good to prevent an unnatural rosy cheek look. Pretty packaging as well! I will repurchase.
on 10/26/2012 2:12:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Black
This is my favorite BLUSH
and I just got it 2 days ago, I absolutely love the color, and its so great on my skin.
The only thing i dont like about it is the packaging, it touches the top lid, and I'm afraid it will crumble, plus it looks a little cheap.
But it comes with a brush and a mirror so meh!
MILANI change the packaging to something better or like your bronzers.
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I kept walking back to this blush after spotting it on the shelf, sizing it up. I have always had good experiences with Milani blushes and it was affordable enough to try out, but so far from any blush color I've ever tried, I had no idea what to expect.
I have since used it so much I literally have been finding excuses to wear it and planning my face around it. Smooth, buildable, outright gorgeous. It looks intimidating, but applied correctly, I think it could be used on most skin tones beautifully.
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- 18-Day Private Tour of Nepal and Everest (Prices Start at £875 per Person), Including:
- Round-Trip Ground Transportation from Kathmandu Onwards, Including Return Flights to Lukla
- Guided Trek from Lukla to the Everest Base Camp and Back
- 17 Nights of Double-Occupancy Accommodations in Trekking Lodges, Hotels, and Guesthouses
- 16 Breakfasts
- Services of a Trekking Guide and Porters Throughout the Trek, and a City Guide in Kathmandu
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When it comes to exploring exotic locations, there's nothing quite like the benefit of a local expert's wisdom. Good thing we've teamed up with Uncover the World for the Everest Base Camp Trek then. The 18-day package takes you from Kathmandu to the legendary Mount Everest Base Camp via ancient temples, monasteries, and palaces, scenic Sherpa villages, beautiful forests of rhododendron, breathtaking glaciers, and epic mountain vistas. Led by English-speaking guides, the itinerary will immerse you in this captivating country for a once-in-a-lifetime experience you'll never forget.
A private tour for two people is £875* per person (up to a £1,249 value). *Price per person based on double occupancy (please see fine print). The start date for this private tour is flexible to be arranged directly with Uncover the World.
day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu. Encounters Travel staff meet you and transfer you to your hotel in the tourist district of Thamel, where they help you familiarise yourself with the area. Overnight in three-star Kathmandu hotel.
day 2: Tour the historic city of Kathmandu, including the temples and old royal palace of Dubar Square, and walking to the top of Swayambunath Stupa for epic city views. Evening free. Overnight in three-star Kathmandu hotel; breakfast provided.
day 3: Take a short flight to Lukla and begin trekking to Phakding (2,652m). This first day is an easy walk along the river. Overnight in Phakding trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 4: Start gently with a walk to Sagamartha National Park. The trail starts to rise for the climb up to Namche Bazaar (3,446). Overnight in Namche Bazarr trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 5: Free day in the colourful Sherpa town of Namche Bazaar, with its shops and stalls, bakeries,
cafes, internet cafes, and scenic local walks; this day is essential to help acclimatise to the altitude. Overnight in Namche Bazarr trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 6: Climb the next ridge to the Sherpa village of Khumjung. From the top of the ridge, spectacular views of Mount Everest can often be seen. Overnight in Khumjung trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 7: Descend through rhododendron forests to the suspension bridge at Phunki Tenga (3,250m). Begin the steep and strenuous climb to the village of Thengboche (3,870m). On a clear day, the views of Everest and Lhotse from the ridge of Thengboche are incredible. The village is also the site of a large Buddhist monastery. Overnight at Thengboche trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 8: Follow the river through beautiful rhododendron forests to the Imja valley. En route, there's the chance of spotting the elusive, endangered musk deer. Leaving the forests, take the steep climb up to Dingboche (4,410m). Overnight at Dingboche trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 9: Free day in the Sherpa village of Dingboche, with its fields, stone walls, and mountain views. This is another essential acclimatisation day. There's the option to trek up towards Chukung for even better views. Overnight at Dingboche trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 10: Climb up to Dughla (4,620m) and the entrance to the Khumbu valley. Take a steep climb over the Thokla Pass (4,830m) and follow the edge of the glacial moraine on to Lobuche (4,910m). Overnight at Lobuche trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 11: Continue along the Khumbu valley, taking in breathtaking mountain vistas. Reach the Lobuche Pass (5,110m) and continue to Gorak Shep (5,140m). From here you can make the short, steep ascent of Kalar Pattar (5,550m) and take in the majestic mountain views. The itinerary for today and tomorrow is flexible, depending on weather and how guests are handling the altitude. Overnight in Gorak Shep trekking lodge; breakfast included.
day 12: Continue up the edge of the Khumbu glacier to Everest Base Camp, where we may see expeditions preparing to climb Mount Everest (5,364m). Enjoy the surroundings and reaching our goal, then make our way back down to Lobuche. Overnight in Lobuche trekking lodge; breakfast included.
days 13 - 15: Head back down via Namche Bazaar to Lukla. The trekking becomes easier as you have already acclimatised to the altitude and are now descending, so there's time to take in the scenic surroundings. Overnights at trekking lodges in Pangboche, Namche Bazaar and Lukla; breakfast included.
day 16: Trek complete, fly back to Kathmandu and visit the ancient centre of Bhaktapur with its wooden carved temples, and get a feel for traditional Nepalese life. The rest of the day is free. Overnight at Bhaktapur guesthouse; breakfast included.
day 17: Explore Bhaktapur before making the short journey back to Kathmandu, stopping to visit Boudhanath Buddhist stupa and the Hindu pilgrimage temple of Pasupatinath. The evening is free for a final meal in Kathmandu. Overnight in three-star Kathmandu hotel; breakfast included.
day 18: Free time in Kathmandu and transfer to airport.
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Our favorite modern design shopping site Dot & Bo has a new page entirely devoted to Wonderland-inspired items. Very cool stuff!
Some of you may have seen this picture floating about on Facebook last week. Now all of the Books About Town BookBenches will be auctioned off for charity on October 7th – just 5 days from now! Get yourself the Alice bench and you'll be the envy of Carrollians everywhere.
Just listed at Complete Auctions, original illustration of Carroll from Reader's Digest. Bid before Thursday and it could be yours!
Amongst the many nouveau-Victorian decorative items offered by the Victorian Trading Company are a few Alice items, including jewelry, garden statuary and clothing. Certainly worth a look.
A series of beautiful postal covers with lovely Alice themed illustrations has recently been auctioned off by Robert A Siegel Auction Galleries.
Otherwise known as a glass tray, these three attractive catchalls are currently available from Red Envelope, and they're even on sale.
It certainly has been the week for t-shirts, but I don't think I've ever seen one this cool. An actual disappearing Cheshire Cat! Isn't technology cool? Get yours at the Unemployed Philosophers Guild today!
Get 'em while you can. Only 6 hours remain to get these two very nice t-shirts from qwertee.com.
Attention Carrollians! Today's TeeFury T-Shirt features the Cheshire Cat and Disney's Alice.
This shirt is available today (Wednesday, July 9th) only!
If the design is popular enough (which seems likely), then at some point TeeFury will bring it back in their Gallery. But then it will cost $18. Today only, it's only $11 plus shipping.
This just in from Twitter, there are two new shops in Japan, one in Osaka and one in Nagoya, called Alice on Wednesday. My Japanese is non-existent, but they seem to be gift/grocery stores. I'll take one of each please! Arigato!
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Johnny Cash: Live at Montreux 1994DVD
Founded in 1967, the Montreux Jazz Festival has established itself as one of the most prestigious annual music events in the world. The extraordinary list of artists who have played there is drawn from across the musical spectrum and from around the world. Now, with the consent of the festival and the artists, Eagle Vision is making these concerts available on DVD for the first time.
1994 was to prove to be the great Johnny Cash's only appearance at the Montreux Festival. The "Man in Black" had just released his acclaimed "American Recordings" album and his European tour took in Montreux on July 5. This classic concert features a number of tracks from his new album coupled with favourites from across his career including "Folsom Prison Blues", "Ghost Riders in the Sky", "Orange Blossom Special" and "San Quentin". An added bonus is the guest appearance of his wife June Carter Cash on two tracks. Caught at one of the high points of his distinguished career this is truly Johnny Cash at his best.
01. Introduction by Claude Nobs
02. Folsom Prison Blues
03. Get Rhythm
04. Sunday Morning Coming Down
05. Ring Of fire
06. I Walk the Line
07. Guess Things Happen That Way
08. Ghost Riders in the Sky
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17. Will the Circle Be Unbroken (with June Carter Cash and John Carter Cash)
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20. The Next Time I'm In Town
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The Prohibition Issue as a Smoke Screen:
The Failure of Racial Uplift Ideology and the 1928 Election
In the heat of the 1928 presidential contest between New York's Democratic governor Alfred E. Smith and Republican Herbert Hoover, the Colored Women's Department of the Republican National Committee issued a pamphlet entitled, The Prohibition Issue as a Smoke Screen. The pamphlet sought to focus the attention of black voters on one of the most contested topics of the 1928 election, whether the Eighteenth Amendment, which prohibited the manufacture and sale of liquor, should be gradually dismantled, repealed altogether, or remain part of the U.S. Constitution. The pamphlet argued that Democrat Alfred Smith's promise to weaken or annul the Volstead Act—the enforcement provision of the Eighteenth Amendment—was merely "a smoke screen to attract voters" to the Democratic Party, including the majority of black voters who had been loyal Republicans for more than six decades. Leading black Republican women feared that black voters would put their desire for a drink or profits ahead of any kind of historical commitment to the Republican Party. Smith knew perfectly well, the pamphlet explained, that he could not fulfill this campaign promise. As the pamphlet pointed out, "There are 195 Democrats in Congress, 126 of whom represent the dry South, and under no circumstances would they vote to modify the Volstead Act." Smith's promise to modify the Volstead Act, black Republican women asserted in the pamphlet, was a "smoke screen" white Democrats were fanning in order to lure black voters who were increasingly dissatisfied with the Republican Party to the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party, these Republican women insisted, did not represent black interests—quite the contrary. Once Democrats regained control of the White House, they would, in the words of the Prohibition Issue as a Smoke Screen pamphlet, "complete our disfranchisement, segregation and humiliation."1
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I thought I knew my life path. I know that life can throw curve balls but I didn't expect them to be as strong and unrelenting as they have become. It feels like I'm coming to a crossroad and I'm not sure what way to go. I've never liked uncertainty and that quality has been a part of my personality for as long as I can remember. I feel comfortable knowing as much as I can about the people around me and my surroundings. I think that if I can then I can avert some of life's nasty surprises.
I'm just hanging today. I'm trying to figure out my next move. If life was a chess game, well, I'd be pretty close to being the master. I'm sitting here drinking Wild Sweet Orange Tea and contemplating my next move. I used to be in Starbucks every day and until I found out about Mocha's, I drank this tea every day. Then Starbucks changed it for this Orange Blossom green tea crap that tastes exactly as I just described it.
It helps me think.
It keeps my body warm too. Lately, around 5ish, I start to get very cold. Very cold. I end up having to take a real hot shower or bath just to feel warm again. Is that weird? Please tell me that other people get cold in the late afternoon too. I feel that I have enough symptoms and to add even just one more to the list is overload.
Back to thinking.
It's amazing how quickly I can revert to Type A squared. When I start thinking I don't know when to just let go. My perfectionist tendencies kick in and then start to get the better of me. Why the hell don't I just stop? I know that when I do this the stress starts and then pain becomes my best friend again.
I just need to knock it off.
It probably doesn't help that the weather isn't cooperating either. I woke up to the pitter-patter of little rain drops on my window last night and to a lovely little rainstorm this morning. I used to love the feel of the rain in the air. I still do but with plenty of caveats. I love the feel of rain in the air but it's going to hurt. Nope, that's not quite right. Maybe it should be, "I love the feel of rain in the air but my pain is going to go from a throb to OMG, please make it stop!"
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He only gave that to the young blonde woman. He was perfectly comfortable with letting Jacqui die in the CDC. Even if we assume his motives weren't sexual (which apparently they were in the comic) he was treating Andrea, an adult, as someone he should guilt trip and manipulate into doing what he wants.
He likely would have done the same had it been Amy in place of Andrea. The impression I get is that the bond he formed with the two sisters was such that his natural instinct was to act as a sort of father figure. With Amy dead, Andrea was all he had left of anything resembling a family. He didn't want to let go of that if he felt he didn't have to. Is this selfish? Well, yeah, sort of.... but then there's Andrea....
Andrea had just lost her sister and had discovered that the CDC was not going to be the savior of the human race like she had led herself to believe. As far as Andrea was concerned, there was nothing left to live for. Her solution, suicide, was maybe even more selfish than Dale's argument against it. Both had their own feelings in mind, but had Andrea not chosen to follow Dale out of the CDC, she would have affected anyone in the group who gave a damn about her, not just Dale. In convincing Andrea to press on, Dale really only affected Andrea's feelings toward him (as the "You son of a bitch!" look she gives him in the RV afterwards indicates).
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When looking at a general population of patients, montelukast does not appear to be very effective, said Dr. Rabinovitch. However, in certain patients, the choice of motelukast may be warranted, particularly in school-age girls and children exposed to tobacco smoke.
Dr. Rabinovitch and his colleagues also found that measuring exhaled nitric oxide, a measure of inflammation in patients breath, and leukotrienes in their urine, could also help them predict which patients would respond well to montelukast-- those with a high leukotriene/nitric oxide ratio.
Increasingly we have come to understand that asthma is not just one disease; it is more likely several diseases that present with similar symptoms. Thus different medications are likely to work for different patients, said Dr. Rabinovitch. It is important that we be more selective and tailor our medication regimen so that each child receives the most safe and effective treatment for their type of asthma.
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Welcome to the Best Western Plus Universal Inn
Free hot breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a pool, free parking and free shuttles to Universal, SeaWorld and Wet 'n Wild please guests at the non-smoking Best Western Universal Inn.
Hotel Features
The three-story Best Western has 70 comfy and well-priced guestrooms with premium cable TV, free wireless Internet, coffee/tea makers, compact fridges, microwaves, and free local calls and weekday newspapers. A good reason to wake up on the right side of the bed is the hotel's free hot breakfast of eggs, sausage, hot and cold cereals, make-your-own waffles, muffins, bagels, coffee, juice and more. Pack your suit for a swim in the unheated outdoor pool, or get your video game fix in the hotel's game room. Also provided on site are a business center, laundry facilities and free parking.
Hotel Location
The hotel is 25 minutes from Orlando International Airport. It's just a half-mile outside the eastern entrance of Universal Orland, with free shuttle service. You can also get a free ride to Wet 'n Wild (two miles) and SeaWorld (seven miles south). Walt Disney World® is 10 miles southwest of the hotel, and the Magic Kingdom® a 16-mile drive away.
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Breakfast was good and shuttle was convienant
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Location, Just under a mile away from Universal Studios. Good price for a good room
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This hotel is located in a wonderful spot. It is right down the street from Universal Studios and they provided a hot breakfast, which was awesome because we knew we would need the energy to enjoy Universal!
The only thing I did not like about this hotel is that there is only one ice dispenser and it's on 1st floor.
It's at a convenient location, provides hot breakfast items, and is surrounded by stores and nice restaurants. They also provide free shuttles to multiple parks, which really helps save with parking. The staff there are very friendly. This was a girls getaway trip for me, my mother, and sister and we were completely happy with our stay.
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October 1, 2014
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Location. Clean rooms. Hot breakfast was okay. For the price it was fine. We will stay again when we get back to Orlando.
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September 17, 2014
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September 17, 2014
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the closeness to universal
Refrig wasn't cold enough and the safe didn't work. Other than that I would recommend this hotel to my friends.
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August 6, 2014
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Great price for a very comfortable and quiet room with a full, delicious breakfast. Close to our destination at Universal Studios too.
Nothing. We liked everything!
Free Wi-Fi, Indoor Pool, Dogs can stay for an extra fee
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July 5, 2014
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It was very clean and nice smelling! Also, the breakfast was very well done and included just about anything we could want!
It was a LONG walk away from Universal Studios.
Clean and nice smelling and up to date and friendly people. What more can you need?
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May 13, 2014
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Clean pool was very refreshing and we had all to ourselves at night.
Desk staff offered to call a cab to the airport for us. The cab driver showed up in an unmarked older minivan and did not have a meter or license displayed. This final impression of the hotel left me with an uneasy impression of the desk staff.
Clean and quiet. Easy walk to Universal Studios. Several very good eateries close by.
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The Quad-Driver Westone 4R-Series with durable and removable EPIC cable take your listening experience to an entirely different level. Four symmetrically balanced armature drivers engineered into an advanced three-way crossover network deliver breathtaking clarity, realism, and imaging. Left and right earpiece responses are tested by each driver pack and matched to an extraordinarily tight +/- 2dB tolerance, delivering unparalleled balance and accuracy of sound-stage reproduction.
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I would love to give these a whirl. I've only had Shure IEMs so far and I'd love to try other brands. I'm currently enjoying the Shure SE535s! :D
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Would love to try some new in-ears. Always a pleasure!
Would be wonderful to get a chance to listen to these earphones.
These would make great monitors for my mix-downs and post-production work!
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Shelly Golay's husband of 28 years, Jim, passed away last year after he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. So on Valentine's Day this year Shelley was stunned to receive flowers with a note that read Happy Valentine's Day Honey. Stay Strong! Yours Forever, Love Jim.


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The number of American couples who are cohabiting and having children without getting married has skyrocketed since the 1970s, and this spells doom for the American family, according to the University of Virginia's National Marriage Project and the Institute for American Values. In their new report (which is available for purchase, should you wish to shell out $6.50), these scholars claim that we shouldn't just be afraid for the children of divorce. Now we need to worry about the children of cohabiters, or perhaps more colorfully, people who are living in sin.
According to the CDC, 42% of children have lived with cohabiting parents by age 12. Another statistic that NMP scholars find deeply troubling is the number of women who have children with different men: more than 25%. Socioeconomic status seems to be an influential part of the equation. Lower-income couples are much less likely to get married, and Americans with only a high school diploma are more likely to cohabit than those with a college degree.
"There's a two-family model emerging in American life," explained W. Bradford Wilcox, director of the National Marriage Project. "The educated and affluent enjoy relatively strong, stable families. Everyone else is more likely to be consigned to unstable, unworkable ones."
In the eyes of the researchers, this is disastrous for children who are unfortunate enough to grow up without married parents. According to psychologist John Gottman, these children are subject to "aggression" and "depression." For the researchers, this is clearly tied to their parents' marital status. If only more couples would get married and stay married, all of our problems would be solved!
Unfortunately, it's not that simple. As marriage historian (I didn't know there was such a thing either) Stephanie Coontz told NPR, "Cohabitation and out-of-wedlock childbearing is as much a symptom of the instability of children's lives as it is a cause of it." In fact, she said, part of the problem could be that people think that marriage itself is the root of family harmony, not the myriad of factors that go into raising well-balanced children. They may, as a result, rush into relationships which then fall apart.
The moral of the story, once again, is that marriage promotion is not the answer. While Wilcox and his colleagues may want to push a moral agenda, the real problem is that children who grow up with fewer resources are more likely to experience instability. The solution is not to push marriage on more couples, it's to make sure that mothers are not working two jobs to support their kids, that daycare is available and that women have resources if they are in an abusive relationships. What matters is whether parents have the right tools to raise their children. And many people in this country don't. Their marital status is entirely beside the point.
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I think it's funny really, I've been proposed to twice in my life both those people ending up making me miserable, using me, being lazy and so on. So no surprise I left way before a marriage could even take place. Now I have been in a healthy loving relationship for nearly 3 years, we haven't lived together yet, there's no plans for marriage because were not religious and don't believe in joining in the social pressure of getting married for the governments benefit. We believe in taking things slow and making sure things go right and our relationship lasts. I have a daughter from a previous relationship as well and her father is unstable, unreliable, a cheater, a liar and a theif who has 3 other children with 3 other women (You can see why I left). I have seen numerous failed marriages and know it affects the child if you hate your husband/wife but choose to stay for the child's sake, and on top of that not want to deal with divorce, so they cheat instead. I shake my head everytime I see a marriage happen when the relationship has not even been a year in the making. Do you really know a person after only a year? Alot of people fake things for years and makes it hard to really know a person, don't you want to actually be sure and know your future before making such a huge decision. I don't think marriage is for everyone, it even has different meanings for people.
My daughter grew up in a "broken" home. I chose not to marry OR live with her dad. She spent part of her time at my home and part of her time at his home. I lived with my ex (her former stepdad) for several years before marrying him and then divorced him a few years later. She never doubted that she was loved, and now that she is grown, has told me that she is glad I raised her the way I did. She's now 21, has an apartment with her fiance, their three dogs and six cats, works full time and goes to college full time and maintains a 4.0 GPA.
Its the couples business, no one elses.
Still laughing at this absurd article.
Ain't nobody's business but your own. Living together is as much a committment as that piece of flimsy paper. I have seen people stay together legally that the relationship was a joke detrimental to the children. Let's hope in any relationship the children are shown love and true committment that's the bottom line
The reason couples from lower economic groups have broken relationships is not if they are married or de-facto. It is the pressure and stress of from lack of money. Wealthy married couples must always consider what will happen to their dynamic should they break up. In most cases Divorce means a lower standard of living for the wife and loss of assets for the husband.
In situations of lower income the perceived loss is not so great. In fact in some cases there is no real change,
Since the economy is currently in the dumps anyway the family structure is breaking down already, married or not.
couples who just live together are even MORE likely to break up (than married couples who already break up way too easily and often now-a-days)..and broken families ARE BAD for kids, no matter what modern PC culture wants us to think, it is NOT ok, it is not healthy, it is not normal and it leads to 'step-family-drama' which is even WORSE for kids. So yes...the answer is yes, even if it isn't PC to say.
First, college does not mean maturity, I have worked with many PhD and MD scientists and psychiatrists, and many are lacking both maturity and/or morals. Many have had affairs with fellows, damaging their own families. Sure did burst my myth about well educated people, maturity and morality. Second, I am divorced after 30+ yrs of marriage due to cheating by husband, so I am not keen on marriage. Considering unfathful behavior displayed in front of his 16 yr old son and the things he told him, he created confusion for this child and created a problem of loyalty to dad vs mom. Of course I learned these things many years after the fact, what kind of "father figure" ws my ex-husband? Blatant disrespect and irresponsibility by my son's father and my ex-husband. This was a marital sitution, so damage can occur in any setting. I do not condone cohabitation, I actually had a close male friend ask me if I would shack up and not marry. I flatly told him NO. And I have not and I do not have a male partner in my life, being divorced has made my life peaceful and better than it was when I was married to the particular man I married. My parents on the other hand were married 70 years and I commend them, for it just is not easy. But neither is life without marriage. As far as children are concerned, it requires 2 mature and committed people to raise them unscathed, I persoannly believe it is best done with the benefit of marriage.
No. Nor is it another human's business to question such trivial things of their fellow human.
I would agree. The main criterion for having children is being in a social and financial position that will allow the parents to care for their children responsibly. Marriage is absolutely no guarantee of that!
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