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Unfortunately not.
We are closing from the 18th December 2010 and re-opening on the 11th January 2011, when the timetable will resume to normal.
Classes are held in the Fitness Centre, Physiotherapy Department, Royal Hospital for Women, Barker Street, Randwick NSW 2031, Australia. Please see the hospital's website for contact information, maps and transport and parking information.
A drink bottle is a good idea. We do have a water fountain in the class.
We supply mats, balls, theraband, rollers and body blades.
What do I wear?
Comfortable stretch gear, no shoes required, small towel optional to go over mat.
Classes are conducted by physiotherapists with over 20 years experience running classes. They all have extensive experience working with pre and post natal women in Sydney's leading obstetric hospitals. Having a close working relationship with the midwives and doctors and having provided physiotherapy services in women's health, both in private practice and in the public health system for over 25 years, we are proudly contracted to provide exercise classes for The Royal Hospital for Women, supported by Sydney's leading obstetricians.
For either the Pregnancy or the Mother + Baby class: $24.00 per class, $220.00 pre-paid for 10 sessions. 12 months use-by date.
It is possible to "roll over" the pregnancy ten-session to the post natal if any classes are left over.
For the Over-50s or Grandmothers class: $13.00per session, $110.00 pre paid for 10 sessions. 12 months use-by date for 10 sessions
Yes this is possible, but bear in mind the classes are not only an exercise session, but are loaded with so much information that most do not need one. However if you feel you wish to see one of the physiotherapists for a one hour session on your own
call Jane on 0418 556 840.
Rebates are applicable with some funds, under the category of group physiotherapy exercise classes. Please make your own enquiry with your particular fund.
Bookings as such, are not needed. Our flexibility caters to your special needs, as life is fairly unpredictable not only in pregnancy, as well after the baby is born and also for those with busy work schedules. All of our classes have an open-house drop-in policy. First timers may want to call to chat to Jane to check for any timetable change or to discuss anything especially that of a medical nature. Call 9327 4294
No, but it is always good to mention to your doctor you are attending classes that are run by experienced physiotherapists. They may wish to liaise or send medical information.
Yes the classes are open to anyone from anywhere.
No. The one hour class is needed for the strengthening, toning and flexibility work -a blend of yoga, Pilates and classic physiotherapy. Special needs of pregnancy demand careful instruction and slow, steady strength and stretch is an appropriate exercise form. . With increased body awareness, you will condition muscles and protect joints, so providing you with strength needed for a cardio program of your own choice – eg walking, swimming, etc..
No, not really. However, if you are feeling unfit, today is a good day to start to make some changes. Strength and resilience is required not only in pregnancy as your tummy grows but most importantly for new motherhood and as well for grandmothers or Fitseniors. Being fit makes all the difference to how we use our bodies, not only in class but in the way we live our lives. Fitness is a complex combination of strength, flexibility, reliable balance and self awareness. We need to nurture this to be able to use it as a life skill in terms of how to preserve joints and muscles 247.
Absolutely yes. Strong muscles, flexible joints, good balance and an awareness of self during any movement is the essence of a finely tuned function body. This is especially important while exercising, Most of us need to learn these skills and needless to say, essential with the dramatic change our bodies go through in the childbearing year. Then with the growth of a young family we need to adapt again, to keep strong, to meet the physical load. Grandparents need this even more in order to age gracefully.
Our classes are a blend of many exercise disciplines associated with the skills of a qualified physiotherapist. Core stability is the essence of Pilates and indeed is the basis of each of our exercises. Yoga is about stretching and strength and we have chosen those postures that are appropriate for those in the classes in the childbearing year and those in the fitseniors classes. Tai chi is about meditation, balance and power. The design of our exercise prescription comes not only from our training in classic physiotherapy but as well from post graduate training in the Alexander technique, Feldenkrais, swiss-ball, yoga , pilates and tai chi. Careful selection and years of experience have given us this fine blend. ( whoops sounds like an ad for good coffee or fine wine!!!)
Absolutely yes. You will learn detailed pelvic floor awareness and control from day one. Then, most importantly and from today onwards, how vital it is to contract these muscles not only into every exercise, but integrating them but into every activity of daily living.
Yes, in every class. Our aim is to train you, equipping you with the means to become responsible for the welfare of your spine in this physically taxing time of your life. Fitseniors need this even more so. You will learn "rescue- remedies" to counteract spine pain but more importantly you will learn about preventing back-pain in the first place.
No. However they do expire after one year. If you are using them for a pregnancy class you can roll them over to the Mother and Baby class if you have not used them all up by the time your baby is born. If you need an extension on time please speak to Jane
There is the parking station at the Barker Street entrance. However there is parking around the streets of the hospital and access from all the side streets to the entrances of the hospital. Be sure to give yourself ten minutes or less before class to find these outside spots. Parking a Coles in Randwick shopping centre (and walking through from High Street to the Barker Street entrance) together with a purchase from one of the shops in that centre will give you free parking.
For pregnancy: Considering the spectrum of pre-pregnancy levels of fitness, some will be wanting to maintain high levels of fitness throughout the nine months, indeed some may be looking to improve. As your baby grows and your body changes you need to learn how to adapt with safety, learning strategies to manage those wonderful changes pregnancy brings. Yes getting bigger every day is a good thing! This means your previous exercise of choice may need to be adapted. We tailor our classes to varying levels of fitness, extending those who need it and modifying the program for others needing to improve.
For labour: Frequent position changes and being up and about and walking around for the duration of your labour requires strength and endurance. Degrees of pain relief can be achieved with movement learned in class . Yes like all other times in life, it helps to be fit.
For new motherhood: The persistent bending and lifting that comes with motherhood requires core stability, strong legs and strong backs. Needless to say following birth, tummy muscles and pelvic floor muscles need urgent attention. Most importantly we aim to integrate the exercises we teach, the use of your core, the protection of your back into how you use your body during activities of daily living, your real world,.
Back pain in pregnancy is almost "a given". You are fortunate indeed if you have none. Back pain is often confused with sciatica. A small percentage of women have spine pain but the symptoms are mostly not from the real sciatica that originates in the spine and is probably pelvic pain originating from your loosening pelvis.
At the class you will learn to differentiate the causes of spine pain as compared to pelvic pain, what movements you can or cannot do, how to remedy the problem and most important how to minimize or prevent it in the first place. Self managed relief is our aim.
They are:
• Sacro-iliac pain
• Pubic symphysis pain
• Coccyx pain
• Round ligament pain
• Rib-cage pain or discomfort
• Separation of tummy muscles or rectus separation
• Dealing with dizziness or light-headedness in exercise
• urinary incontinence in pregnancy
• prolapse in pregnancy
• carpal tunnel syndrome or painful hands-pins and needles in the hands
Start from 12 weeks and exercise to the day you go into labour. Learn to monitor your well-being and there will be good days and uncomfortable days. Come when you wish.
Remember the fitness levels achieved in the 9 months are a great start for feeling fit in the early sleep-deprived days with a newborn.
Should any complications arise within the 9 months consult with your medical team and they will guide you when to come or not to come.
In the perfect world it would be great to do 3 classes a week. However, this is not possible for everyone be it for economic, time constraint or other reasons. Attending class once or twice a week especially at the beginning is advised. Interestingly enough, those able to come 2-3 times a week often report that when they miss coming to class for a week or two, they notice increased stiffness , perhaps some loss of strength. Even if you cannot come to class, try do those exercises you remember, from class, alone at home. It is fine to do 5 or 6 of the ones you can remember than not do any at all. My book Powering through Pregnancy or Pregnancy exercise DVD can be useful as a guide.
Absolutely yes. Pregnancy brings high physical demands on your body and physical fitness is invaluable. However, if you are unsure or have any medical concerns first check with your doctor. In Australia, women receive excellent pre-natal care from doctors and clinics. If you have any pregnancy related medical problems or medical conditions of any kind, first check with your doctor if you can attend classes. Then call to relay this information to Jane before starting.
Yes very much so. You need to keep up your exercise if you have gestational diabetes. We are there to guide you with any questions so please call Jane on 0418 556 840 or just come along.
It is never too late. Starting at 12 weeks is the optimal time when you enter the second trimester and begin to feel normal again. As pregnancy develops, you adapt with those body changes. So starting later than 12 weeks into your pregnancy has its challenges but it is always "better late than never!"
Yes of course. Please call to chat to Jane before you come with your toddler. You know your child and they need to be reasonably quiet for the 60 minutes. They can play with toys, have their own big ball and mat, just see how it goes. You know if your child has the ability to do this and if it does not work out we will both know!! And then the second invitation won't come!!
On day one, following a vaginal delivery. You will be seen by hospital physiotherapy staff on day one and then once home you can come as soon as you please. The hardest thing about post delivery exercise is finding the time and getting out of the house. If you are finding this too much of an ask, there is the post natal Mother and baby exercise DVD that you can purchase on-line.
Pelvic pain in rare instances may persist for weeks, often months following birth. If this is you, you will have all explained at class, in terms of how to prevent the problem getting worse and then some strategies on how to help, hopefully leaving you feeling more in control; of your symptoms.
Wait for at least 2-3 weeks and then come as soon as you wish. In class, be guided by your own pain levels and you will be carefully supervised with each exercise by the physiotherapists. Call Jane to discuss this if you are not sure.
Some doctors advise a 6 week wait. I believe you need to get back on track ASAP. From day one after a caesarean you are obliged to lift, carry and be a new mum, you need to restore strength, learn to preserve your back..
Baby can be in a variety of spots, on the mat next to you, stay in the pram, capsule, in the bouncy or bean bag. Once they are a few months old a good option is to let them join the communal baby mat in the centre of the room, From here they become absorbed in the activity within the room, often fascinated by the presence of other babies around them. Sitting them in the bean bag in front of a mirror is an old fashioned favourite as they begin to notice their own image.
Arrive in time to feed baby before a class to eliminate hunger as a reason for baby crying. Bean bags are available for baby to lie in, but always and only under supervision. Toys and the distraction of the activity of the class help settle a crying baby too. Baby crying (as its settling strategy)is also fine and does not disturb anyone. You may stop to feed baby at any time but if baby continues to be unsettled we will assist and try to help settle the baby. Every mum in the room is in the "same boat," each baby has its turn, it's good days and bad days, so do not worry "what if my baby cries."
There are no cut off times. We have second time rounders coming with toddler and newborn. Once your baby becomes mobile they need more supervision, affecting you and no one else. You will find there are a few other babies who are mobile and crawling around. There are no upper limits to the age of your baby in this class. We have up to 18month old toddlers come with first time mums and as well siblings of the new baby.
We incorporate some exercises to be done separately with baby. These are specifically for baby, designed with the intension that baby benefits from tummy time positions, helping baby reach normal milestones a touch sooner. As well, these few exercises with baby are useful as a great distraction for babies if they are momentarily unsettled and should be used at these times at home. There is no doubt in my mind that they make a baby more capable learning head control and sitting, giving new mums confidence in handling a newborn. For the rest of the time during the course of the class you have baby next to you on the mat or baby could join the others on the play mat in the centre of the room.
From day one, under your supervision. Babies love being on their tummy but it is advised not for sleeping as directed by the SIDS prevention protocol. However supervised tummy time needs to be extended daily within baby's tolerance. Tummy time helps baby gain head control, the pre-requisite to baby achieving all the natural milestones of development.
Absolutely. The class goes for a full hour so taking a few minutes out of the class to feed is fine.
Of course. They can be there to help you with baby and if all is quiet with your baby, they are invited to join in and exercise
Of course. They can be there to help you with baby and if all is quiet with your baby, they are invited to join in and exercise
Certainly, yes, if you have chronic back pain. We will try to diagnose the cause of your on-going pain and then teach you appropriate exercises to remedy it. We then teach self help techniques. The essence of spine care is to keep flexible and strong, using core strength which learned in our classes. We will work together and if you do not feel any benefit we will refer you on to other professionals.
We have 80 year olds in our Fitseniors classes, with everyone being at their own level of fitness. The ages of women in the class vary from 50 to 82. You can chat to the others in the class and discover that everyone felt the same way as you do when they first attended.We hope that you will be inspired by the ability of those who have attended for years and you will soon know if the class is not for you. You will be carefully supervised when you first attend and in no time at all your flexibility, balance and strength, in other words your fitness levels, will improve.
Everyone presents with their own baseline level of fitness and we go from there. Take one day at a time. We modify exercises for those who need it, for those having any difficulty. It may take a while but sooner than you think you will notice your confidence and ability begins to improve. Chat to the others at the class, they were in the same boat!
Yes indeed. You need to have your doctors permission in some cases but as long as you are about 6 weeks post surgery it should be fine. We have women attending who have recovered from hip replacements, double knee replacements and many other forms of abdominal or orthopaedic surgery. We have women in our classes who have had cancer in some form. Call to talk to Jane first and she will guide you as to what is appropriate.
Of course you can. We do balance training with every class. Ask yourself when you last tested your balance. The answer is mostly – don't know. So let today be the first day to try to turn this around, to begin to restore confident balance.
One day at a time. Yes you will do so by stretching carefully, consistently and with respect to your levels of pain or discomfort. Constant gentle repetition of safe movement will get you there.
You will learn detailed instructions on how to contract and strengthen your pelvic floor muscles. Core stability training is the basis of pelvic floor strength, control and awareness. This is the essence of our class.


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|Law of Ukraine, On Citizenship of Ukraine (last amended 2005) [Ukraine], 18 January 2001, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/44a280fa4.html [accessed 26 May 2016]
|This is an unofficial translation done by UNHCR Kiev. Including amendments, made in accordance with the Laws: N 2508-IV (2508-15) date 05.04.2005, V V R, 2005, N 20, p. 277; N 2663-IV (2663-15), dated 16.06.2005, V V R, 2005, N 30, p. 408).
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Obamacare website births another glitch
Young families who have successfully navigated the government-created maze to obtain their new "affordable healthcare" plan are now finding that their newborn babies are not insured. Babies born after a policy is issued are not automatically covered, and the troubled healthcare exchange website offers no way to add them to an existing plan.
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) quietly announced this new "glitch" on New Year's Eve: "We are currently working with insurers to find ways to make changing coverage easier while we develop an automated way for consumers to update their coverage directly through the Marketplace [website]."
In the meantime, the government is telling new parents to contact policy issuers directly. To better understand the process, I contacted CMS and got a link to the website with instructions on how to find the customer service number specific to my state, county, and insurance company. I was in for a long ride.
After 30 minutes of following the instructions and being repeatedly redirected to information for Wyoming (I live in Arkansas), I gave up and powered through the thousands of entries for providers, states, and counties. Finally finding the applicable customer service number, I made the call, but spent 45 minutes on hold before speaking to a polite, young, insurance company customer service representative. Since I didn't have a real policy, he could only speak in generalities.
He told me a newborn could be added through a "continuation of care policy" within a specified period after birth. CMS currently allows 30 days. He said CMS would determine any change in rate or subsidy caused by adding the baby and send that information back to the insurance company. The parents would then receive a bill for the difference. So the baby would be covered, but at an unknown price.
To be fair, he also said the increase in members could qualify the family for a federal insurance subsidy or even make the family eligible for free Medicaid coverage, depending on the parents' income and state of residence.
Other "qualifying life events" also will affect the healthcare policy. Adoption, marriage, divorce, death in the family, and even a change in income all fall into this category and are subject to the same 30-day window to complete the cumbersome change of coverage process. In the meantime, CMS told me it is working closely with insurers on interim strategies to address these situations until the online system functionality is available.
The insurers expected all of these "change in circumstances" updates to be available on the website from the beginning. But government-hired computer programmers were busy making sure people could get insured at all, and pushed the issue down the list of "glitches" to fix.
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text: Brooks decision 'cannot be amended' 04 Jul 2014 Dublin City Council has said its decision to reduce the number of Garth Brooks concerts later this month cannot be amended or appealed. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast The country star is scheduled to play five sell-out gigs at Croke Park from 25 to 29 July, but the council has ruled that two cannot go ahead.Brooks responded by stating it will be a case of "five shows or none" - however, in a statement on Friday evening, the council said the decision it has made cannot be amended. It moved to clarify the grounds on which it had refused permission for the concerts and said it had expressed its concerns during a number of prior meetings with the promoters.The council said: "Dublin City Council has been consistent (since it was confirmed that tickets were sold for five concerts) in informing the promoter and his agents that its main concern was the impact that five consecutive concerts would have on the local area.It should be noted that event licence decisions made under the Planning & Development Acts cannot be amended or appealed.Dublin City Council"As the licencing authority, Dublin City Council must adhere to the procedures laid down in the attendant planning act and regulations."The decision to grant or refuse an event licence is made by senior management in DCC's Planning Department, to whom those powers have been delegated by the chief executive."Meanwhile, Garth Brooks fans across the country have been left waiting to see what will happen.One fan told U105: "Why let people queue for hours in the rain to get tickets, to book hotels, (where) the prices went sky high, now we are left with tickets (that may be) no good."It's not fair on the people who have paid their money. My poor son stood in the rain for me to get those tickets."Dublin City Council has only granted permission for the concerts on Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July, refusing permission for the concerts on Monday 28 and Tuesday 29 July.A statement issued from the US by Garth Brooks on Thursday evening said: "I can't thank the people of Ireland enough for how welcome they have made me feel."I have faith Dublin City Council will make the best decision for the people of Ireland."For us, it is five shows or none at all. To choose which shows to do and which shows not to do would be like asking to choose one child over another."However this plays out, Ireland has my heart and always will.Garth BrooksOn Thursday, a statement from Dublin City Council said it would not be appropriate to grant five consecutive nights of concerts at the GAA venue, considering three consecutive One Direction concerts have already taken place from the 23 to 25 May.It added: "Given that Croke Park is situated in a heavily populated residential area, five shows in a row following on from the three concerts already held there this year is considered an over intensification of use of the stadium for the holding of special events/concerts."It would be in effect permitting an increase of 100% in terms of the maximum number of concerts that had previously been held in Croke Park in any given year since the redevelopment of the stadium."The council said they also took into consideration the "cumulative effect on residents and on some businesses" in the area.On Friday Aiken Promotions released a statement clarifying they had "followed the licensing process as laid down under the current regulations" in relation to the gigs.They said it was "standard practise" to inform the licencing authority, then to announce an event and to put the tickets on sale before an application is submitted.The promoters said they submitted an application for the events 14 weeks before the first concert. Current regulations require that this must be done 10 weeks in advance.Irish Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Leo Varadkar, said: "This is a blow to fans and to visitors coming from abroad. The way this happened at the very last minute is clearly unsatisfactory from everyone's point of view and highlights the need to review the major events licencing laws. Nonetheless residents have legitimate concerns about five concerts in a row which the GAA has conceded was a mistake."The decision on the licence was made by Dublin City Council and there is no provision in law for it to be appealed or overturned other than by the courts."There were only supposed to be three concerts when the tour was first advertised and I see no reason why these should not now proceed. The onus is on the promoters to ensure that two other concerts are rescheduled or relocated."More than 400,000 tickets for the gigs have been sold. © UTV Share Share Share


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May 26, 2016
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Kyle Busch survived a drag race with Carl Edwards to win a wreck-filled race at Daytona International Speedway under a caution flag. It's his sixth win on the Sprint Cup circuit. Busch has 12 wins spanning all three of NASCAR's top series.
Busch was racing side-by-side with Edwards with just over a lap to go when a multicar accident erupted behind them. The field was immediately frozen. Busch and Edwards had to wait an anxious several minutes as NASCAR reviewed its scoring data to determine who was out front at the time of the caution. Matt Kenseth ran third, followed by Kurt Busch in fourth.
Busch is the Sprint Cup Series points leader by 182 points over Dale Earnhardt Junior.
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punkkiCo at Garage Space
From mesmerizing stretches to rapidly shifting elevation changes, punkkiCo's dynamic brand of contemporary dance - built on founder Raisa Punkki's intricate choreography - hits Garage Space stage this week.
End Trance is smoothly constructed of slow, almost suspenseful movements as two dancers flow over each other's backs and slump cleanly to the floor like puppets with suddenly snipped strings. The economical movement feels almost powerless, holding nicely to that whole trance theme.
Ex Machina's Eonnagata at Zellerbach Hall
Take a cross-dressing 18th century French spy, a famous French dancer, a boundary-pushing director, a celebrated choreographer, stuff them all on a stage, and you get Eonnagata, a powerfully original alchemy of theater and dance.
Inspired by the kabuki theater tradition where men portray super-stylized women, Eonnagata explores the life of Charles de Beaumont, an elusive public figure - soldier, diplomat, Sidney Bristow-esque secret agent - who turned gender-switching into such a long-lived career strategy that eventually people no longer remembered if he was really a man or a woman.
Classical Roundup: World-Famous Conductor Makes His SF Debut
Donne Virtuose - Music By Remarkable Women
Turns out women wrote classical music too. (RIGHT? Come on, I can't be the only who wants to throw a geek parade with french horns over this.) Featuring female composers who bucked social restrictions to write arias and instrumental sonatas, the program is performed by soprano Jennifer Ellis Kampani and violinists Rob Diggins and Jolianne von Einem. Composers in question are: Francesca Caccini from the Medici Court, Venetian intellectual Barbara Strozzi, Isabella Leonarda from a Novarese convent, and Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre of the Parisian aristocracy. There probably won't be a parade. (BUT THERE SHOULD BE.)
San Francisco Ballet: Program 2
Inspired by everything from Japanese theater to the Royal Air Force, San Francisco Ballet's Program 2 manages to be both meditative and fiery, with serene white tutus topping technically perfect pirouettes from "some of the best dancers anywhere." (Financial Times)
Famed choreographer Frederick Ashton's precise and visually striking Symphonic Variations provides the meditative portion of the program. Ashton spent World War II in the Royal Air Force reading up on mysticism and listening Cesar Franck's Symphonic Variations in obsessive loops. (Presumably, he also fought Nazis.) Symphonic Variations was the first ballet he created after coming home to England.
Collapse: New Play at Aurora Theatre
"'I'm supposed to make partner by this time. I'm going to have a baby at this time.' It's what Oprah has trained us all to do: You obtain your goals. You control your destiny. I'm not saying I don't believe that, but sometimes there are things out of your control."
Hannah's life is crumbling around her ears, thanks to infertility, a depressed husband, and looming layoffs. In Collapse, Allison Moore's new play about how life sometimes skids completely off the rails, a husband and wife react to tragedy by occupying different ends of the same pole. Hannah starts trying to control everything and David sinks into defeat and decides he can't control anything.
From Broadway to the Curran: Next to Normal
Nobody's family is precisely normal, but when you throw serious chemical imbalance into the usual crock pot of love and dysfunction, you get mayhem in the kitchen. When a bipolar mother flushes her meds down the toilet, her family falls into complete (though musically harmonious) disarray. From the director of Rent, Next to Normal is a Broadway smash that hits home with anyone who's ever been prescribed antidepressants, from low-dose mood adjusters to high octane pill regimens. Or anyone who's ever gone through their parents' medicine cabinet in search of something to numb the pain.
The Companion Piece at Z Space
Stuffed with charm and surprising insight (surprising only because said insight is bookended by pratfalls and melodramatic tango attempts), The Companion Piece is the vaudevillian brainchild of director Mark Jackson and actor Beth Wilmurt. It opens with a thigh-slapping, hip-swiveling misanthropic comedian of yore who yucks it up for about ten minutes before walking offstage. Once he's passed from presumed audience range, he allows his persona to drop and his smile to disappear - giving the audience the first inkling that this performance will run deeper than your average slapstick.
Clybourne Park at ACT
San Franciscans know how controversial real estate can be. Especially when you toss race relations into the bidding process. Transmuting the events of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun into a fresh new tale, Clybourne Park starts in 1959 when a white couple sells their home to a black family. Fifty years later, the same house is being sold by a black family in what is now a predominantly black neighborhood. Humans are cyclical creatures, and the hilarious and squirm-inducing debate seems alarmingly familiar half a century later.
The Riley Project/Aura Fischbeck Dance at Counterpulse
Postulating that the body has a mind of its own - to which everyone who's ever had a violent bout of stomach flu can attest - dancers portray the peculiarities, outbursts, and general awkwardness of the meat suits we all clomp around in. From broken to virtuosic, our bodies are amazing - and dance is an excellent medium for that particular message.
The Riley Project and Aura Fischbeck Dance bring their physically dynamic brands of movement to Counterpulse this weekend to investigate the weirdness of the body, the weirdness of love, the madness of crowds, and the occasional pratfall.
A Hand in Desire: Tennessee Williams Remixed
You can practically smell the streets of New Orleans - not to mention the bourbon - in the cozy bar room setting of EmSpace's inventive Tennessee Williams' remix. Injecting a supercharged dose of modern dance into the high drama of A Streetcar Named Desire, A Hand in Desire artfully blends dialogue, movement, and live music.
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Interview with Cathy Skell, Eliminated Biggest Loser Week 11
Rather than risking a tie and having the black team send her daughter Kristin home, Cathy Skell selflessly volunteered herself for elimination last night on the Biggest Loser. Cathy's radiant personality had so many of us in love with her from the start. She came to the Biggest Loser ranch with one mission in mind – to do whatever it takes to transform her life. Since starting on her weight loss journey, Cathy has been able to reach new levels physically and emotionally.
Among some of her greatest accomplishments includes finishing 13.1 miles in the half-marathon challenge that Ali put the contestants up to while they were at home in week 11. Cathy has continued to be successful at home and starts her day bright and early with her trainer. With a great support system around her, including going to the gym and working out with her daughters, Cathy has dropped nearly 80 pounds and keeps up her routine on a daily basis. Whether she's spinning or doing sprints, Cathy is on a one-way track toward total life transformation.
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May 25, 2016
Friday, a robbery attempt gone wrong had turned deadly. Now, a Gadsden County man who has admitted his involvement to deputies is charged with murder.
Ricky Jones told deputies he was the victim of a robbery Friday morning. Jones identified Milton Fagg and Joshua Frederick as the men who robbed him. Deputies say Fagg and Frederick robbed Jones at his home and when they tried to get away. A shootout occurred between the three men.
The body of Joshua Fredrick was found about five miles away from Jones' mobile home. Deputies say Jones claimed to be exchanging gunfire with Frederick when Frederick was killed, but they say that doesn't hold up, because Frederick was shot in the back.
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June was born in Whitseete, Texas, Jan. 7, 1930. She was a Matron of the Harris County Sheriff Dept.
She was preceded in death by her father, Bill Coward; mother, Pauline Mers; two baby sisters, and one baby brother and son-in-law, Mickey (Paco) McGregor.
Survivors include her husband, Vernon Hubert Brandon; children, Scharee McGregor of Corpus Christi, Jacqueline Dawn Verlander of San Antonio, and Ernest Shelton (Bud) of Clinton, Ak.; grandchildren, Billy Porche, Ernest Shelton, Denise Grise, Jessica La Rue, Grant Shelton, Brandy Hibdon, Casey Morante; and ten and a half great grandchildren.
Visitation began at 4 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 28 at Guardian Funeral Home and funeral services were held at 6 p.m. that evening.


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in my mailbox.log file all the events are logged with a difference of 1 hour. For example, I can see from my mailbox.log a record like this one:
2011-09-13 15:23:17,557 INFO [LmtpServer-35] [ip=10.200.1.7;] lmtp - Delivering message: size=2383 bytes, nrcpts=1, email@example.com, msgid=<01cc7220$Blat.v2.6.2$adb10222$2d8ccc994c6b@ xxxx.xx>
Instead from the web interface the user view the email with the correct time (in this example 2011-09-13 16:23:17)
audit.log has the same problem.
All other log files have correct time.
The timezone of the server is correctly setted (and I have tried what is explained here: http://www.zimbra.com/forums/adminis...il-server.html ).
The zimbra version is:
Release 5.0.18_GA_3011.UBUNTU8_64 UBUNTU8_64 FOSS edition
The OS version is:
Ubuntu x64 8.04
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A magnificent close-studded building dating from the early 16th century, Smallhythe Place is best remembered as the last home of Dame Ellen Terry. Famously associated with Henry Irving and the Lyceum Theatre, this great Shakespearian actress purchased the old Kentish farmhouse in 1899.
The early history of Smallhythe Place is somewhat vague but it is believed to have been built shortly after 1514, the year that a huge fire swept through Smallhythe destroying much of the village. During this period there was a thriving shipyard industry and the new building served as the Port House, possibly occupied by the harbour master. Reflecting the changing conditions, as maritime activities diminished and land was reclaimed for agricultural use, the house became known locally as The Farm.
Despite several structural alterations over the years, the core of the Tudor house is essentially unchanged. Smallhythe Place is a superb example of a high-quality house of the period. Externally it represents a substantial rectangular building, the upper storey overhanging the whole of the front elevation, and with a red-tiled pitched roof and homely brick chimney stack. Inside, the main room on the ground floor is the huge heavily beamed former farmhouse kitchen. When Ellen Terry lived here she preferred to use this spacious area with a large open fireplace as a dining room. Today it resembles a cosy memorial room, where numerous portraits and treasures of past performers are displayed. In one of the rooms upstairs, a collection of some of the lavish costumes worn by Ellen Terry during her acting career are exhibited, and in another her wonderful times at The Lyceum are remembered. The simplicity of her bedroom, shows a more private and sentimental side to the woman, wife and mother.
This delightful country house holds an appeal to satisfy most visitors. Whether it be a fascination for the lifestyle of a famous person, or a morbid curiosity to see the place where Dame Ellen Terry died in 1928, or perhaps just to enjoy the fabulous architecture of a bygone era.


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I am new to Node.js and am currently questioning its reliability.
Based on what I've seen so far, there seems to be a major flaw: any uncaught error/exceptions crashes the server. Sure, you can try to bullet-proof your code or put try/catch in key areas, but there will almost always be bugs that slip through the crack. And it seems dangerous if one problematic request could affect all other requests. There are 2 workarounds that I found:
Use daemon or module like forever to automatically restart the server when it crashes. The thing I don't like about this is that the server is still down for a second or two (for a large site, that could be hundreds (of thousands?) of request).
Catch uncaught exceptions using
process.on('uncaughtException'). The problem with this approach (as far as I know) is that there is no way to get a reference to the request that causes the exception. So that particular request is left hanging (user sees loading indicator until timeout). But at least in this case, other non-problematic requests can still be handled.
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Since the introduction of Viagra several years ago the male virility pill market has exploded.
People are taking these pills who genuinely need them and for these it has been a god send. However, men are also taking them who don't need to or worse still shouldn't even be using them because they haven't been prescribed. In addition, men are mistakingly taking Viagra and it's equivalents as a 'cure-all' for any issue to do with sex regardless of if they are impotent or not!
The internet is full of unscrupulous places you can get such drugs without prescription but what about genuine men with a genuine reason to want a genuine virility pill. Virility pills are a specialized requirement, but there are lots of options out there.
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When LH levels are increased, the natural production of testosterone also increases. LH is a hormone that also deals with sex drive. Now one can understand why it has been used to increase fertility and help with impotence. Laboratory animal studies found that Tribulus terrestris increased sperm count as well as motility levels after taking it for 30 days.
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Radio talkers accuse Magic Johnson of faking AIDS
MINNEAPOLIS (AP)—Magic Johnson says he's outraged that a pair of Minneapolis talk radio hosts accused him of faking AIDS.
KTLK's Chris Baker and Langdon Perry made the remarks during Baker's conservative talk show on Wednesday.
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I'm not one who often advocates suing.
But I says sue for defammation of character, then donate whatever award he's given to AIDS research or assistance.
People like that irk me to no end.
Apparently they don't know that he has to sleep with money so he can stay healthy.
"Radio talkers"?
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Apparently they don't know that he has to sleep with money so he can stay healthy.
That is hilarious.
If they are so sure why not become blood brothers with Magic? I'm sure they'd baulk at that.
I truely wonder though how he has stayed so healthy for so long with it? I am not doubting him, just wondering...its been 17 years.
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IFC Films has picked up U.S. rights to romantic-drama "Unmade Beds" by Argentine writer/director Alexis Dos Santos from U.K. sales agent Protagonist Pictures. The film, about two expats whose fates become intertwined in a London flat, is having its New York premiere Saturday at the Museum of Modern Art and the Film Society of Lincoln Center's New Directors/New Films Festival.
"Beds" is the story of Axl and Vera, two young expats who take up residence in a vibrant, sprawling squat in the melting-pot of London's hip East End. Axl wants to find his long-lost father and rediscover his past. Vera just wants to forget hers and move on from recent heartbreak. Learning his father is a realtor, Axl pretends to be a student looking for an apartment. But the more he discovers about his father's new life, the more difficult it is for Axl to admit who he really is. Meanwhile, Vera embarks on a tentative romance with a charismatic stranger. To protect herself from further heartbreak, she insists on total anonymity - but becomes the victim of her own strategy when she finds herself falling in love.
IFC Films' Arianna Bocco negotiated the deal with Protagonist's Ben Roberts. IFC Films is planning to release the film later this year via IFC In Theaters or IFC Festival Direct. "Unmade Beds" had its world debut at Sundance in the World Cinema Dramatic competition.
"'Unmade Beds' is an exuberant, warmly romantic film about youth culture that immediately stands alongside some of the greats," commented IFC Entertainment president Jonathan Sehring in a statement. "It's a thrill to introduce such a gifted director as Alexis Dos Santos to American audiences. It's really a perfect film for all of our platforms."
IFC Films is also screening Marco Bechis's "Birdwatchers" (La terra degli uomini rossi) in the New Directors/New Films series this year.


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A Masterful win for family man Bubba Watson
After Bubba Watson tapped in Sunday to win his second Masters Tournament in three years, his 2-year-old son wobbled toward the 18th green clapping his hands in imitation of the thousands surrounding the finishing hole at the Augusta National Golf Club. Watson rushed over to him, scooped him up, embraced his wife, and began to sob.
When Watson won his first green jacket on Easter Sunday two years ago, he and his wife Angie had just adopted their wavy-haired Caleb, so Mom and son stayed home. (Although Watson's mother was there to lend a shoulder to cry on.) And that tournament was not decided in front of the clubhouse. Instead, Watson survived a nerve-racking sudden-death playoff where he whacked a trick shot off the pine straw, around a tree, and onto the green for an easy putt to win his first major.
No miracle shots were needed this time. Watson seized the lead from 20-year-old Jordan Spieth with a dramatic four-shot swing on the eighth and ninth holes and didn't look back. By the time Watson walked up 18, he knew that not only was a second green jacket waiting for him at the top of the hill, but his wife and son were too.
"I hate to say this, because I have it on right now, but having my son means more to me than a green jacket … when we adopted him, knowing this young lady gave us a chance to raise her son," he told reporters afterward. "So seeing him back there, what an amazing feeling as a parent."
Watson simply overpowered the course and the rest of the field Sunday on the way to a three-shot victory over Spieth and Sweden's Jonas Blixt.
"It's overwhelming to win twice," Watson said. "A small-town guy named Bubba now has two green jackets. It's pretty wild."
The 35-year-old golfer is well-known for his Christian faith, choking up after winning the 2012 Masters and thanking his "Lord and Savior." He describes himself on Twitter as "Christian. Husband. Daddy. Pro Golfer." And he stood publicly last year for ESPN analyst Chris Broussard, who received criticism for quoting the Bible on sexuality.
On Sunday, though, his parenthood took center stage. Watson's career slipped into neutral after his 2012 Masters win, going almost two years without a victory as he adjusted to his family responsibilities. But family came first, the candid champion told reporters.
"My son being adopted, didn't have a male figure in his life for the first month of his life; we got him at a month old," Watson said. "So, getting used to smell, touch, feel, sound, everything. I had to be there for my son, so golf was the farthest thing from my mind. I took off some tournaments. Trying to be a good husband, a good dad, was the most important thing."
Always an emotional player, he then told reporters why he cried again Sunday: "I'm blessed. … Why me? Why Bubba Watson from Bagdad, Fla.?"


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Mint Condition: SF Museum & Historical Society
Last month at the Old Mint on Fifth and Mission streets, guests gathered in support this 1870's-era building and its historic marble halls.
Billed as, Sip Some Wine & Walk Through Time the reception was also a benefit for the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
"The Mint is included on our list of the 11 Most Endangered Places," explained Anthea Hartig, Western Region Director for the Trust. "We want to spread the word and engage people about the need to preserve our cultural heritage."
Culture Klatch
Dispelling the gloom of June, July is a-sizzle with artistic events which will set even the most slothful-summer soul soaring.
Rockin' On at Backstage Pass
First up? The Old Mint opens its doors (again) tonight (July 16) for a special, limited re-engagement of the exhibition, Backstage Pass: A Sweeping History of Rock 'n' Roll.
Rockin' The Mint
The party beat is filled with rock stars. And last week at The Old Mint, the joint was jumping with these empyreal personages. Both literal and metaphorical.
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Officially retired but no signs of slowing down
For more than three decades, Austin Burke served as president of the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce.
Last year at a retirement celebration for Austin, William W. Scranton III said, "We have been extremely fortunate to have one of the great economic developers of this country prepare us for the future. We are extremely grateful."
At the same celebration, state Sen. John Blake said, "Austin's fingerprints are on every single success story in the area."
Mr. Burke truly loved his job and he put his heart and soul into all of the chamber's projects.
You occasionally can still spot Mr. Burke strolling the streets of Scranton with his trademark fedora and genuine smile.
I recently checked in with Mr. Burke to ask how retirement was treating him.
"A difficult aspect of retirement is missing the day-to-day contact I had with my friends and colleagues," he said. "Leaving established work patterns, goals, etc., is slightly disorienting. It's improving now that I'm setting new goals and new regimens, but the period of adjustment was more difficult than I anticipated."
Q: Did you take any trips during the adjustment period?
A: "Marianne and I joined Bishop Bambera and 120 of his close friends on his Year of Faith Pilgrimage to Rome. Rome, Florence, Puglia, Assisi and most important, Gubbio, provided my first experience with La Bella Italia. A special treat was enjoying lunch with Marianne's Zia Rosa and our cousins at their Rome apartment. Gracious hosts, wonderful food. We hope to return."
Q: Are you getting the chance to spend more time with your family and grandkids?
A: "How fortunate Marianne and I are to have Ella, Austin and P.J. living close by in Green Ridge. We had a Christmas holiday with their cousins at Marianne's sister Judy's home in Florida, then returned for sledding at Penn State in Dunmore. The best of all worlds."
Q: Are you still painting?
A: "The picturesque villages and Italy's famous sunlight inspired me to produce several watercolors after I returned. I'm now taking formal art classes at Keystone College. The classes are challenging, but I feel I'm learning a lot. My younger classmates are wonderfully welcoming and notably kind to an older generation guy.
"Also, I'm preparing to pursue art as a business. I'm putting together a website to make my paintings, prints and note cards available for sale. When I donated them, I had a lot of commissions. Actual sales will be a real test!"
Q: For so long you have been active in the community and on several boards. Are you still doing that?
A: "I recently became chairman of the Wells Fargo Regional Foundation and this year will chair the Penn State Research Foundation. That work and my existing Pennsylvania relationships will give me some perspective to consider future opportunities."
Q: Mr. Burke, I remember seeing you and Marianne out for one of your evening walks. In fact, that night you had your binoculars with you because you had spotted an eagle earlier in the week. Are you still getting exercise?
A: "This winter added snow shoveling and cross-country skiing on Archbald's River Trail to my exercise regimen. Yes, I do see the eagle occasionally. The only good side effect of this miserable winter is the extra exercise it affords."
Q: I'm sure you're still very interested in the chamber and projects they're working on.
A: "As an observer, I continue to follow their progress. Having an experienced and capable professional in Bob Durkin running the chamber is a real plus; Bob is bringing a great deal of savvy and energy to the operation during these challenging times."
Mr. Burke's daughter, Judy Burke, the editor of Highlights for Children magazine, is a great friend of mine going back to our high school days when we sat side by side in English class.
I reached out to Judy to ask how she and her mom, Marianne, are enjoying the quality time with Mr. Burke.
Judy wrote, "I talked to my mom about this. She said, 'It's working out great so far.â...' Then she laughed and added, 'He's at art classes all day on Monday and Wednesday and I ski on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. We'll see how it goes when summer comes.'"
Judy added, "It's nice to see him having the time to do things he enjoys. The other day I went down to my parents' house and discovered my dad and the three grandkids all sitting on the floor amidst a sea of painting supplies. All four of them were busy working away on their creations. It was great."
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America, the Beautiful.
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One of the most valuable things I've learned during this experience is how to appreciate other cultures while still valuing my own.
Cultural Experiences – Passover, Medieval Times and Pilgrimage
Last week my roommate, Erin, hosted a Passover Seder. This was another time I was thankful that our program is so small – we fit 30 people into our dining room, but I don't think we could have found places for anymore people, it was pretty crammed!
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As we all begin contemplating our return home in less than a month, the students in my program are all becoming a little nostalgic about our time in Siena and what we will miss most.
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I started off my spring break by meeting up with Kerry, one of my best friends from Mizzou, in Paris!
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Siena – I'm in love. I love the beauty. I love the reverence for beauty. I love the serenity.
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Misappropriation of funds / embezzlement / etc... are all wrapped up into "theft" charges, and in North Carolina, there is no statute of limitation on felony theft. North Carolina does not have any statutes of limitations for felony cases.There is therefore no limitation on when a person can be charged for criminal embezzlement. For civil embezzlement, however, the statute of limitation depends on how the plaintiff classifies his injury. Embezzlement will likely fall under fraud or injury to personal property; both of these causes of action must be brought within three years of the injury.
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Yes she knew. The brother in law began trying to pay off the card and even went as far as calling the credit card company and saying he was accounts payable for Peak Building. He then had the credit card mailing address changed to his home address. This would be intent to defraud the company, correct?
It certainly seems that this would be the case for the brother in law, and if the employee knew and joined in, then that would also be intent on her part.
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Especially the $10,000.00 he had wired into his personal account?
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Scranton Cultural Center at The Masonic Temple was the setting June 30 for the wedding of Melissa Lennox and Vince Cruciani, both of Clarks Summit. The bride is the daughter of John J. Lennox, Clarks Summit, and Maribeth Lennox, Olyphant. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Mark Cruciani, Clarks Summit.
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Meghan Lennox, Clarks Summit, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Kerri Holland and Lauren Pesavento, both of Philadelphia; Maeve Halloran, New York City; Nicole Cruciani, Clarks Summit, sister of the bridegroom; and Katie Wiedie, Charlotte, N.C.
Michaela Livingston, Clarks Summit, niece of the bride, was flower girl.
Eric Rishko, Scranton, was best man. Ushers were Tim O'Malley, Franklin, Tenn.; Chris Moher, Glen Burnie, Md.; John Lennox, Bowie, Md., brother of the bride; Jim Bullard, Tulsa, Okla.; and David Curry, Collegeville, cousin of the bridegroom.
Nathaniel Livingston, Clarks Summit, nephew of the bride, and Ziyon Davis, the Oranges, N.J., foster brother of the bridegroom, were ring bearers.
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The bridegroom is a graduate of Abington Heights High School and a summa cum laude graduate of University of Scranton, where he earned a bachelor's degree in political science. He received a juris doctorate from Washington and Lee School of Law and is a land representative with Williams.
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And "post-apocalyptic wasteland"? I think that's a bit too harsh, don't you think? After all, the only really badly affected things were Viridian Forest and Mt. Moon, from what I can remember.
*Safari Zone is gone (though it was originally supposed to be there cuz there's map data) (HG/SS had it turned into Pal Park, which is reasonable)
*Cerulean Cave is gone (HG/SS fixed this)
*Cinnabar Island conveniently destroyed by volcano, which equates to less map data
*Viridian Forest turned into "Viridian Bushes" (HG/SS fixed this)
*Pokemon Tower conveniently turned into a radio tower, which equates to less map data
*Pewter City Museum closed (HG/SS fixed this)
*Route 23 practically doesn't exist
And also, the map problems (this does not affect HG/SS, since HG/SS made the maps bigger than FR/LG, in comparison to G/S/C making it smaller than R/B/Y.) All of these maps shrunk from R/B/Y (yes, I checked map dimensions):
*Diglett's Cave was moved to Vermilion City, which caused the main part of Vermilion City to shrink (map dimensions are actually the same)
*Celadon City shrunk
*Indigo Plateau and Route 23 became one map, both shrunk
Every single route
had it's size reduced
*In all cities, despite all the cities having the same map dimensions (except Celadon), the buildings had to be arranged differently to accommodate the shrunken routes. Many buildings now lacked doors and overall just seemed dead...
Again, none of what I said above applies to HG/SS, but HG/SS are still flawed for other reasons, such as not fixing the level problem.
Some other problems I didn't like about G/S/C/HG/SS
The main cause of the level problem is that you could challenge Chuck, Jasmine, and Pryce in almost any order you want. Most people choose to fight Chuck as the 5th Gym Leader, so when they reach Route 43, you have 6 badges and you're still fighting Lv15 Pokemon, which is pretty ridiculous. And the Rocket Executives topped off with a Lv25 Murkrow (Lv27 in HG/SS), despite most players having faced Jasmine's Lv35 Steelix already.
And also, the Rocket Executive teams are pathetic. When I faced Archer in HG/SS (he's the one with the Houndoom), I was somewhat expecting his team to be changed considering how lame it was in G/S/C, and when he first sent out a Lv35 Houndour (Lv33 in G/S/C), the first thing I thought was, "WTF!?!? IS THIS A JOKE?" And when Proton sent out a Lv8 Zubat in Slowpoke Well, I thought the same thing.
Please don't take my posts as an insult, it's not that I don't like your hack, I just don't like some aspects of G/S/C/HG/SS.
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Be Cool, Elmore Leonard: A worth reading homage to Elmore Leonard by J. Kingston Pierce. Read more at The Rap Sheet.
Interview | Ed Gorman
»I wanted to depict how men and women are often brought down by their friends as well as their enemies. I also wanted to comment on the mainstream media which, to me, are lazy and vicious, while missing so many important stories.«
Ed Gorman
Ballots and Bullets: J. Kingston Pierce in conversation with writer Ed Gorman about mysteries and politics. A short version of the interview you will find a Kirkus Review, a long at The Rap Sheet.
R.I.P.: Dianne Day. – San Francisco: The True Home of Fremont Jones by Dianne Day. By Janet Rudolph at Mystery Fanfare.
R.I.P.: (Ava) Dianne Day: Perils of Writing a Real-Life Protagonist. By J. Kingston Pierce at The Rap Sheet.
Blogspot | The Story Behind the Story: Hard Bite by Anonymous-9 (aka Elaine Ash). At The Rap Sheet.