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The goal of our Down Syndrome Clinic is to maximize your child's potential by providing coordinated care from a variety of medical and therapeutic specialists all in one place. Down syndrome experts work together to assess and prevent medical problems, provide resources and emotional support, and encourage opportunities for down syndrome families to interact with one another.
Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal abnormality, occurring in approximately one out of every 800 births. Despite sharing some physical similarities, as well as common medical and developmental problems, each child with Down syndrome is a unique individual with his or her own health and developmental potential.
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At Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children we provide coordinated medical, social, and developmental care for children with Down syndrome. Our clinic also features a representative from the Down Syndrome Association of Delaware who is available to serve as a resource for families and describe the programs and support available in the community and through their organization.
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Down Syndrome Clinic visits are comprehensive and may last an hour or more. At each visit, your child will be evaluated by a medical geneticist and a physician assistant, and any appropriate tests and referrals will be ordered. If a medical problem is found, we can coordinate more specialized care with a Nemours subspecialist. A developmental/behavioral medicine expert will also be on hand to discuss specific concerns, including autism.
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Everyone has an agenda, of course.
Interesting to see Rhoads' votes. Has some XII bias, but not ridiculously so.
How coaches voted in USA TODAY poll – USATODAY.com
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I don't like Stoops's picks
Bret Bielema voted Wisconsin as 6 (Arkansas 8).
Looks like Pinkle was drunk when he voted.
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Looks like Pinkle was drunk when he voted.
Made me laugh outloud at work.
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Legal system - Civil law including a Supreme Court based on the Belgian system.
Legislative branch – The Pretoria agreement provided for the establishment of a 500-seat national assembly which acts as the legislative body and the 120-seat Senate which has the role of mediator in any conflicts that might arise. The national assembly is responsible for elaborating key national laws on nationality, the organisation of the military, amnesty and the electoral process, as well as for elaborating a new constitution.
Elections - The DRC has not held multiparty legislative elections since 1965 and has never held multiparty presidential elections. According to the terms of the Pretoria peace agreement, presidential and national elections are due to be held within two years of the installation of the transition government, i.e. in June 2005. However the accords provide for two six month delays in the holding of elections, which could therefore take place as late as June 2006.
Parti pour la réconciliation et le développement (PPRD) - the party of president Joseph Kabila founded in March 2002. The PPRDS is composed of virtually all the former members of Laurent and Joseph Kabila's governments.
Rassemblement congolais pour la démocratie-Goma (RCD-G) – controlled much of the eastern DRC. Led by Congolese Vice-President Azarias Ruberwa, the RCD-G is a close political ally of the Rwandan government and the bulk of its leaders hail from the Banyamulenge community.
Rassemblement congolais pour la démocratie-Mouvement de libération (RCD-K/ML) - a breakaway faction from the RCD, and a political ally of the Ugandan government, the RCD-K/ML controlled an area known as the Grand Nord which stretches from Kanyabayonga to Beni. The RCD-K/ML is led by Mbusa Nyamwisi, who is now also the minister of external commerce in the transition government.
Mouvement pour la libération du Congo (MLC) – led by millionaire businessman Jean-Pierre Bemba, now a vice-president in the transition, the MLC has close links to the Ugandan government which controlled much of northern and central DRC. Many of the MLC's senior members hail from the civilian and military structures of ousted dictator Mobutu Sese Seko.
Union pour la démocratie et le progrès social (UDPS) - the main unarmed opposition party, led by veteran opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi. Mr Tshisekedi has declined to participate in the transition government but intends to run in the presidential elections.
There are a multitude of other, smaller parties, many of which were involved in the inter-Congolese dialogue and are which now have representatives in the transition government.
Belgian King Leopold II's sole sovereignty over the territory of the DRC was confirmed by the Berlin conference of European powers in 1884. Leopold's territory, called the Congo Free State (CFS) in 1885, was marketed in the West, and particularly to the US government, as liberating Africans from the tyranny of Arab slavers, and establishing colonial Africa 's only free trade area. However, in practice, the agents of the CFS imposed one of the most exploitative and ruthless political and economic systems ever seen on the continent, while tightly controlling and in many cases appropriating the colony's lucrative commercial opportunities.
In 1906, the Union minière du Haut-Katanga (UMHK) was established, with Belgian and British capital, to exploit the enormous mineral wealth of the CFS's southern Katanga province. Two years later, in 1908, and in response to a growing international outcry over the brutal methods used by CFS agents to extract resources from the colony, the Belgian government took over its administration. There was, however, little change in personnel on the ground, and while some of the worst excesses of the Leopoldian era were banned, the basic characteristics of the regime remained unchanged.
Political activity among African people was forbidden by the authorities, but in 1950 the Alliance des Bakongo (Abako) was formed with the aim of promoting the language and culture of the Kongo people. In 1955 the Belgian king Baudouin visited the colony and displayed a willingness to listen to the concerns of the evolués, the tiny minority of Congolese who were permitted to hold junior positions within government structures. The visit strengthened the position of the evolués, and led to the holding of municipal elections in the capital Léopoldville in 1957, which Abako won. The following year, Abako's president, Joseph Kasavubu, called for Congolese independence, while Patrice Lumumba founded the Mouvement national congolais (MNC), Congo 's first national political party. Later in the year, Lumumba traveled to the All African People's Conference in Accra, Ghana, and upon return addressed a mass rally in Kinshasa on the need for independence. On 4 January 1959 a well-attended and at times violent demonstration in support of independence profoundly shocked the complacent colonial administration which had assumed that it would be decades before they would formally handover power to the Congolese people. King Baudouin announced his willingness to consider independence on 13 January. The following year, a conference on Congolese independence was held in Brussels, where it was decided that colonial rule would come to an end on 30 June 1960.
The MNC performed well in both provincial and the national elections in May 1960. At independence Patrice Lumumba became prime minister while Joseph Kasavubu became the ceremonial head of state. However peace was short-lived and on the 11 July 1960 Moïse Tshombe, the president of the Katanga provincial government supported by Belgium declared the secession of the province. Lumumba appealed for UN assistance to preserve the newly independent state's territorial integrity.
A month later, Albert Kalonji proclaimed the secession of South Kasai, but this was brutally suppressed by the Congolese armed forces (ANC). Although he lacked the legal power to do so, Kasavubu then dismissed Lumumba as prime minister, and after the national assembly refused to endorse the decision, the ANC chief-of-staff Joseph-Desiré Mobutu (later known as Mobutu Sese Seko) suspended Lumumba, Kasavubu and the parliament before handing power back to Kasavubu. Fearing that his life was in danger, Lumumba escaped the capital, but was captured in December 1960 and in January 1961 transferred to Lubumbashi in Katanga, where he was assassinated by a Katangan secessionist firing squad under Belgian command.
UN troops forcibly ended the Katangan secession in January 1963. Meanwhile, the pro-Lumumba Conseil national de libération (CNL) was founded in late 1963 and began a rebellion in eastern Congo in April 1964. By August 1964 the CNL had captured significant territory in the east, including the main eastern town of Stanleyville (later renamed Kisangani ), but was defeated by a combined force of Belgian troops and mercenary paratroopers, dropped over the city by US Airforce planes.
Mobutu staged his second coup on 24 November 1965, and acted fast against potential rivals, and had several publicly hanged. In 1967, Mobutu nationalised the UMHK, and established his own political party, called the Mouvement populaire de la révolution (MPR). The new ruler initially promised to step down after five years in power, but declined to do so in 1970, and instead established a one-party state. The following year Congo was renamed Zaire with Kinshasa as its capital, and most major towns also underwent name changes. The "authenticity" campaign launched in 1972 made it illegal to wear Western clothes and names while attempting to promote indigenous music and culture. "Zaireanisation" extended to the economy and particular sought to nationalize private assets, but had a disastrous affect on the economy. (see Economy/Trends).
A major armed insurrection in Shaba (formerly Katanga ) province in 1977 was crushed with the assistance of Moroccan troops, and another uprising in Shaba the following year was suppressed with the help of French and Belgian paratroopers. Although political activity outside the MPR was banned, parliamentary deputies under the leadership of Etienne Tshisekedi established the Union pour la démocratie et le progrès social (UDPS) in 1982. The party was suppressed by the authorities but managed to organise a major pro-democracy demonstration in Kinshasa in 1988. Mobutu continued to resist reform, but gave in to mounting internal and international pressure and on 24 April 1990 announced the end of the one-party state.
A sovereign national conference (CNS) began deliberations in Kinshasa in August 1991, but was suspended in January 1992 after repeatedly clashing with Mobutu. The CNS resumed in April 1992, and in August adopted a provisional constitution, electing Tshisekedi as prime minister. Mobutu refused to accept the CNS's decision, and forced the closure of the conference in December 1992. For most of 1993 there were two rival governments in Zaire, one backed by Mobutu and the other supported by the CNS, but in January 1994 a single legislature numbering over 700 members was finally established called the Haut conseil de la république - Parlement de transition (HCR-PT). By April, the HCR-PT had agreed a transitional constitutional document and in July Léon Kengo wa Dondo, who was Mobutu's prime minister twice during the 1980s, was appointed as prime minister once more.
Following the Rwandan genocide of April-July 1994, around two million Rwandan refugees poured into North and South Kivu – the eastern part of the country. Mobutu used the mass humanitarian influx that followed the refugees to rehabilitate himself with the international community, while at the same time assisting the clandestine rearmament of the former Rwandan army (ex-FAR) and genocidal Interahamwe militia in the refugee camps. The ex-FAR and Interahamwe had a major impact on the ethnic politics of the Kivus, and there was soon growing persecution of Congolese Tutsis of Rwandan origin (often known as Banyamulenge), many of whom fled to Rwanda as refugees. In October 1996 the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA), its ranks swollen by militant Banyamulenge, invaded eastern Zaire to break up the refugee camps and defend the Banyamulenge. The RPA then teamed up with several Kivu-based anti-Mobutu guerilla movements, and began driving the Zairean army (FAZ) out of the east of the country. The campaign proceeded remarkably quickly, with town after town falling as the FAZ fled rather than fighting back. A long-time but little-known guerrilla fighter named Laurent Desiré Kabila was chosen as the front-man for the newly formed Alliances des forces démocratiques pour la libération du Congo-Zaire (AFDL), a coalition of four small rebel movements.
After refusing the South African government's attempts at a negotiated settlement, Kabila took power in May 1997, while Mobutu went into exile, where he died of cancer four months later. Kabila renamed Zaire the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and promised an end to corruption and a new beginning for the country. With few troops of his own, Kabila was heavily dependent on the RPA, and a Rwandan commander, James Kabarere, was appointed as the Congolese armed forces (FAC) chief-of-staff. The strong Rwandan influence over government was, however, highly unpopular, particularly in Kinshasa, and in late-July 1998 Kabila ordered the RPA out of the DRC. The following day mutinies broke out in the eastern part of the country and in the capital Kinshasa. Simultaneously, Rwandan troops invaded eastern DRC as well as the western province of BasCongo in August 1998, in an attempt to oust Kabila. The RPA's attempt to capture Kinshasa in September 1998, was thwarted at the last minute by the intervention of thousands of Zimbabwean and Angolan troops.
The RPA was forced to retreat from western DRC, but continued to extend its gains in the east. In the meantime Rwanda created a local rebel group, the Rassemblement Congolais pour la Democratie (RCD) led by Arthur Z'ahidi Ngoma, which served as Rwanda's proxy. The official aim of the RCD was to combat the oppressive Kabila regime. However, during its five-year rule in much of the east it failed to gain popular support.
In November 1998 the Ugandan government joined the fray, sponsoring the establishment of a new rebel movement called the Mouvement pour la libération du Congo (MLC) led by millionaire businessman and Mobutu ally, Jean-Pierre Bemba. To some extent this signalled the start of the breakdown of the alliance between the Rwandan and Ugandan governments in the DRC, however relations did not collapse outright until mid-2000. Meanwhile, with the help of Ugandan troops, the MLC established a large territorial base in northern DRC, leaving the country divided into three hostile blocs.
After lengthy negotiation, a peace agreement was signed in Lusaka in August 1999 by the five countries whose armies were fighting in the DRC. The Lusaka agreement called for the withdrawal of all foreign forces, and the organisation of comprehensive inter-Congolese political negotiations grouping together civil society, the unarmed opposition, the Kabila government and the RCD and MLC. The inter-Congolese dialogue was to lead to the installation of a new transitional government which would be followed by multiparty elections. The Lusaka agreement also called for a UN force to disarm and repatriate ex-FAR and Interahamwe, as well as Ugandan anti-government rebels based in the DRC.
In spite of the signing of the agreement, little changed on the ground, and it was to be several years before a cease-fire took hold. Kabila's allies, Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia, refused to withdraw until Rwandan and Ugandan forces had done so. However, Rwanda insisted that that the issue of former FAR and Interahamwe fighters be addressed before they consider a withdrawal. The situation remained in this stalemate in spite of the negotiation of subsequent cease-fire and withdrawal agreements until January 2001.
In January 2001 Kabila was assassinated by one of his bodyguards. His son Joseph Kabila, who had previously been the head of the FAC's army, became president several days later. The new president adopted a more constructive approach to the peace process than his father, recognising the status of Sir Ketumile Masire, the former Botswanan president appointed as mediator of the inter-Congolese political dialogue, and paving the way for the United Nations mission in the DRC (MONUC) to increase its deployment.
After many delays, the inter-Congolese dialogue finally began in earnest in Sun City, South Africa, in February 2002. The first round of the talks concluding in a partial agreement between the Kabila government, the MLC, and various smaller parties but excluded the UDPS and the RCD. In the end the agreement was not implemented due to disputes between the government and the MLC.
On 30 July 2002, Kabila and Rwandan president Paul Kagame signed a separate bilateral agreement which required the RPA to withdraw its troops from the DRC within 90 days. In return the Kabila government pledged to renew efforts to disarm and repatriate ex-FAR and Interahamwe combatants operating in the DRC.
The RPA subsequently withdrew on schedule, while the DRC government took steps to disassociate itself from the ex-FAR and Interahamwe. The Rwandan withdrawal gave renewed momentum to the peace process, and by the end of 2002 the bulk of Angolan, Zimbabwean and Ugandan forces had also withdrawn from the DRC.
A new round of the inter-Congolese dialogue began in South Africa in late 2002 and resulted in the signing by all the parties of the all-inclusive peace agreement on 16 December. According to the agreement, Kabila will remain president for the duration of the transition which is due to last two years from the inauguration of a transition government, but can be extended for a third year if conditions for the holding of elections are not met. The transition government has four vice-presidents: Yerodia Abdoulaye Ndombasi from the PPRD, Jean-Pierre Bemba from the MLC, Arthur Z'ahidi Ngoma from the political opposition and Azarias Ruberwa from the RCD-G.
Ministerial portfolios are divided proportionally between the RCD, the MLC and the government as well as the other signatories of the peace agreement: the RCD-K/ML, civil society, the tribal militia (Mai Mai) and the unarmed opposition.
The transition government was inaugurated on June 30, 2003. Since then it has made little progress in implementing the main aspects of the transition. The Congolese armed forces – which have been renamed the Forces Armees de la Republique Democratique du Congo (FARDC) – have yet to be restructured and are currently a mixed bag of forces from the MLC, the RCD-K/ML, the government, the RCD and the Mai Mai. Although there is an integrated central command in Kinshasa, and new military leaders have been appointed to the country's eleven military zones, most of the troops on the ground maintain their allegiances to individual commanders and causes.
In mid-2004, the transition government took a first step towards extending its authority beyond the capitol with the appointment of provincial governors who were inaugurated shortly after their appointment. In spite of these appointments, civilian authority on the ground remains confused.
Meanwhile the transition government is widely perceived as weak and ineffective. It remains divided along factional lines, with the RCD being the main outsider. Relations between the MLC and the PPRD are cordial, while much of the unarmed political opposition, civil society, and the Mai Mai have been co-opted by the PPRD. The transition government has not only dragged its feet in the implementation of the peace process, it has also failed to respond adequately and forcefully to the latest crises in the eastern part of the country (see Security). Most of the population is by now thoroughly disillusioned by Kabila as well as the transition government.
Although it was never going to be easy to get a transition government composed of so many divergent groups to cooperate, it now seems that this is less of an obstacle than a prevailing general unwillingness to make real progress. This should come as no real surprise, as most of the current ministers would not survive elections and have every interest in delaying the elections.
Meanwhile the international community continues to push for elections to be held in June 2005. Given the size of the DRC and the lack of a transport infrastructure, this is unlikely to be possible. However, if the transition government is forced to focus on this matter now, it should be possible to hold legitimate national election in December 2005. The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has already started working, and has set up offices in several regions. A crucial element for the success of the elections is reform of the security sector.


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News: USS O'Kane completes visit to Goa, India
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By Ensign Calvin Sessions
USS O'Kane Public Affairs
GOA, India – Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS O'Kane (DDG 77) visited Goa, India, April 4-6, en route to the 5th Fleet area of operation.
After being greeted by Rear Adm. Balvinder Parhar, Goa naval area commander, O'Kane crew members interacted with Indian navy counterparts during ship tours, a reception, and a cricket and soccer match. O'Kane Sailors also participated in a community relations project at the Don Bosco All Boys School.
"The community relations project was a great opportunity to connect with the students of Don Bosco and the Indian navy through basketball and board game activities," said Fire Controlman 1st Class Dallas Vance. "After a good game it was neat to socialize and enjoy snacks with the students."
Additionally, members of the Indian navy provided O'Kane's Commanding Officer Cmdr. James Juster and his crew embers with a tour of the Indian Naval Air Base, while O'Kane hosted a ship tour for 25 Indian naval officers.
"I enjoyed the enthusiasm and interest the Indian navy expressed in the role I serve as a vertical launching system technician," said Gunner's Mate 2nd Class Stephen Lyons, O'Kane's tour guide.
During the port visit, O'Kane hosted a reception for 55 Indian naval officers and guests. Following the reception, Ensign Samuel Ross said, "This port visit has been an amazing experience and opportunity to meet and enjoy the culture of the Indian navy."
O'Kane departed Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam for a scheduled deployment to the Western Pacific Ocean and Arabian Gulf, March 7.
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|MQ (Afghanistan) v. Secretary of State for the Home Department
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|England and Wales Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
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|Afghanistan | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
|Armed groups / Militias / Paramilitary forces / Resistance movements | Credibility assessment | Criminal justice | Persecution based on political opinion | Persecution of family members | Prosecution vs persecution
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|[2009] EWCA Civ 61
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|MQ (Afghanistan) v. Secretary of State for the Home Department, [2009] EWCA Civ 61, United Kingdom: Court of Appeal (England and Wales), 11 February 2009, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/499545f62.html [accessed 28 May 2016]
|On appeal from the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal (AA/07690/2007).
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Paul Fisher's older brother Erik is a high school football star, but to Paul he's no hero. Paul's own game is soccer, which he plays even though he has to wear thick glasses because of a mysterious eye injury.
When the Fishers move to Tangerine, Florida, Paul tries to make sense of things. Like why people live in a place where underground fires burn for years, a sinkhole swallows his school, and lightning strikes the same practice field everyday. Why he fits into the toughest group around, which just happens to be his new soccer team. And most of all, why no one but he can see the terrifying truth about Erik.
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"Smart, adaptable, and anchored by a strong sense of self-worth, Paul makes a memorable protagonist in a cast of vividly drawn characters; multiple yet taut plot lines lead to a series of gripping climaxes and revelations. Readers are going to want more from this author." — Kirkus Reviews


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The bureau registers and inspects all facilities which possess and use radiation-producing equipment in the City of New York. Facility types include hospitals and medical centers, private physician offices, dental offices, clinics, and veterinary offices. Types of equipment inspected are radiographic, mammographic, fluoroscopic, and dental units, as well as therapy units such as medical linear accelerators. Currently, there are more than 15,000 x-ray tubes of all types registered at some 7,000 facilities in New York City which the Radiation Equipment Division is responsible for inspecting.
Registrations are issued to all facilities which have radiation-producing equipment. Registrations are categorized by both permit (registration) type and establishment type. The basic factor which determines which categories a registration is in is the number and type of radiation producing machines at the facility, not the name of the facility.
Registrations for facilities which are the private practice offices of professional practitioners must be issued in the name of the practitioner (Section 175.51); this is regardless of the name of the facility. For example, if Sam Jones, M.D. and Debra Smith, M.D. have a private office practice under the corporate name of ABC Radiology, the registration should be issued in the name of the senior partner - not to ABC Radiology. Further, if a facility contains only dental machines, it must be categorized as a dental facility.
For radiation equipment facilities required to have quality assurance programs pursuant to §175.07 of this Code, the following inspection fees apply:
For each tube inspected at the above facilities the following inspection fees apply in addition to the base fee:
For radiation equipment facilities not required to have quality assurance programs pursuant to §175.07 of this Code, the following inspection fees apply:
For linear accelerator facilities, the following fee applies:
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TUCSON, Ariz. – P.J. Jones knocked in two runs with a single in the top of the ninth inning and Washington State rallied past Arizona 6-5 in Pac-12 baseball at Hi Corbett Field, Saturday night.
With two outs in the top of the ninth, Nick Tanielu reached on an Arizona (11-10, 1-1 Pac-12) error and Yale Rosen doubled to put runners at second and third. The hit capped a 4-for-5 night for Rosen.
P.J. Jones followed with his third hit of the game to score Tanielu and pinch runner Cameron Frost and give Washington State (5-9, 1-1) a 6-5 lead.
Ian Hamilton (2-1) recorded the final five outs for the Cougars to earn the victory while Bobby Dalbec (0-2) suffered the loss following his blown the save in the ninth.
After the Wildcats scored a run in the first inning off Washington State starter Joe Pistorese, the Cougars responded with three runs in the top of the second to take a 3-1 advantage.
With one out, Jones singled and moved to second when Jason Monda was hit by a pitch. Ian Sagdal and Ben Roberts delivered back-to-back, run-scoring singles to give the Cougars the lead and a third run scored on a throwing error.
The Wildcats tied the game with two runs in the third and took a 4-3 lead with a run in the fourth. Washington State tied the game in the fifth with a two-out rally. Rosen singled, stole second and scored on a single by Jones.
Pistorese pitched into the seventh and left after giving up a leadoff single and recording the first out of the inning on a sacrifice bunt. Scott Simon relieved Pistorese and struck out the first man he faced before giving up a single that gave the Wildcats a 5-4 advantage.
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A Taste of Asia is found on the bustling Lower Main Street in Observatory. The restaurant has been said to be great value for money and one of the best places to enjoy sushi. The fusion of Asian meals includes cuisine from Japan, China, Korea and Thailand.
The restaurant is an old house with the rooms offering guests seating. Every room has a fireplace which creates a fantastic cosy and romantic atmosphere and much-needed warmth in winter. All this coupled with friendly and efficient service.
A Taste of Asia is well known for its buffet specials and it is advisable to book in advance. Look out for their live band nights. Bring your wine and have a hearty time.
Street parking is available and the best place to look is the down the one-way just before the restaurant. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. Lunch hours are from Tuesday to Friday, from 12 pm to 3 pm. Dinner is served every day from 6 pm to 10:30 pm.
Please call for further information.
Authentic Eastern flavours and a beautifully decorated large dining space awaits you at Jewel Tavern. The menu leaves you spoilt for choice and a predominantly Chinese menu will satisfy every palate.
Try the lip smacking crispy duck or the delectable spareribs, both crammed with flavour. Traditional favourites like the sweet and sour pork and chow mein also do not disappoint.
A cool Dim Sum bar adds a certain social aspect to the restaurant that more often than not is lacking in places like these. The house speciality is the kingklip, served on a hot plate with caramelized onions and their top secret kingklip sauce.
A relaxing ambience creates the perfect environment where family and friends can enjoy Asian cuisine at its best.
This quaint, eccentric restaurant and vintage shop is called Pajamas and Jam, now we know they have a sense of humor. This lightheartedness shines through in everything except the quality of products you will find here.
Here you will find interesting variations on traditional breads and salads, as well as salad dressings. The menu changes on a daily basis so a surprise is never too far away.
The sweet stuff is simply delectable an include a Portuguese milk tart and scrumptious carrot cake. Do yourself a favour and order the hot chocolate made with Lindt chocolate balls. The double chocolate brownies are also very popular.
Italian coffee, Caffé Tomeucci, is made the in-house barista and fresh juice is squeezed every day. Interesting items like buchu and rose geranium cordial, as well as finger-licking preserves are ideal to take home.
Roseberry is a simply decorated Asian restaurant in Mowbray. Its white-washed tables and chairs and sunny interior provide a great place to have a bite to eat in the afternoon and watch the outside world go by. The restaurant is transformed into a cosy space when night falls.
The food only receives great remarks, especially the reasonably priced freshly made sushi and the tempura rolls. The quality is great and always consistent – a place where first-time guests will end up being regulars.
The Asian dishes incorporate all the regular, and tasty, dishes with a score of stir fries, curries and soups, as well as everyone's favourite starters of spring rolls and prawn crackers. The curries are mainly of Thai origin. And of course you can always order your Chinese Chop Suey and end the meal with something sweet.
The dishes have great flavours and will have you coming back for more but during the busier times it is best to be patient because quality takes time.
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Monday from 17h30 to 22h00 for sushi and buffet only;
Tuesday to Sunday from 12h00 to 22h00.
This unpretentious, quality restaurant is situated in the middle of Sea Point giving it a bustling and happening feel. The interior is plain but well thought out and the cuisine mirrors just that. A relaxed atmosphere ensures a pleasant dining experience every time and the menu has something for everyone. From delicious, perfectly grilled steaks to tasty seafood, you will find yourself spoilt for choice. The restaurant is licensed with a well stocked bar, so feel free to enjoy your favourite drink with your meal.
The Green Dolphin Restaurant is one of Cape Town's premier jazz hotspots. Located in the V & A Waterfront, on the water's edge, patrons can sit with Table Mountain as their backdrop, watching the seals at play while taking in the smooth sounds of some of the finest jazz the Mother city has to offer. Relaxed, intimate and jivey, the Green Dolphin is a popular haunt for tourists as well as Capetonians who are looking for a great night out.
The menu is varied and has a little something for everyone. With plenty of fresh seafood on offers, as well as delicious meat and vegetarian speciality, diners will be delighted. The seafood chowder and fresh mussels with a creamy white wine sauce with chilli, coriander and garlic are a must on the starter menu. And the venison kebabs and prawn and crayfish duo are a tasty treat for those with a bigger appetite. The wine list offers some of the finest wines from around South Africa, the perfect complement to any of the dishes on the menu.
With jazz every night of the year, fabulous food, unsurpassed views and a wonderfully warm and welcoming atmosphere, the Green Dolphin should be on everyone's list of places to eat in Cape Town.
Take a step back in time at this 1970s style revolving restaurant in Sea Point.
A nice selection of light bites, seafood, meat and continental dishes are on offer at this unique and popular spot. A modest wine list provides the accompaniment, but it is the surroundings and atmosphere that provide the biggest draw. 1970s music plays as the restaurant turns up until a talented pianist takes over on a stylish white baby grand piano.
A vibrant spot for great views and a unique atmosphere, Top of the Ritz is well worth a try.
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Fine dining and amazing Indian cuisine meet at this beautiful upmarket restaurant in Cape Town. Treat yourself to a luxurious night out and experience the elegant, yet opulent interior, great service and delicious food.
The menu offers traditional starters like spiced lamb kebabs with yogurt and mint, chargrilled Karoo lamb chops and an assorted kebab platter, while more exotic choices include tandoori salmon and green mango flavoured line fish. Must-tries for mains are the lamb shanks in saffron curry and the slow-cooked, pot-roasted Karoo lamb with dried spices.
Vegetarians are definitely not forgotten and for every dish that contains meat, there is one that doesn't. Try cottage cheese dumplings and green pea curry, or apricot and potato cakes with yogurt and sweet chutney.
The dessert menu doesn't fail to impress and offers a wide variety of options, from plain ice cream to a mouthwatering mango and yogurt cheesecake.
Enjoy an authentic, yet modern Indian experience at Bombay Brasserie.
A restaurant that boasts superb dishes that showcase the sumptuous but simple flavours of Italy, 96 Keerom is the place to be for a memorable taste of the Med.
An atmosphere of simple sophistication runs throughout the restaurant. The staff are friendly and tend to diners needs without being intrusive and are happy to advise on selections to suit.
A great wine selection rounds off the superb offerings for a truly satisfying Italian dining experience.
Traditional Ethiopian dishes are the order of the day at Addis in Cape.
Brilliant service enhances the experience with staff that will gladly explain the menu and guide your selection if required. The decor is as authentic as the food with traditional Ethiopian furnishings and colour palettes.
A must-try experience, Addis in Cape is a culinary trip through Ethiopia you won't soon forget!
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Teresa VanDeusen has been involved with SXSW Interactive since 2004 and currently serves on the event's Advisory Board. She lives in Austin and experiments actively exploring life in the Cyber Desert, the importance of Artificial Stupidity (vs AI), searching for holes in metadata, and finding solutions in interesting places. Read below for five of the sessions that excite her most at the 2014 SXSW Interactive Festival.
It's Complicated: Teens' Social Media Practices (Saturday, March 8 from 12:30 - 1:30)
If danah boyd is speaking, I will be there to listen! She could make the worldwide distribution of diapers fascinating and the insights would be applicable to all sorts of industries. If you are like me and get super excited about peer reviewed genius, don't miss Dana. The teens are coming, the teens are coming!
A Conversation with Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson (Saturday, March 8 from 2:00 - 3:00)
As the battle between Science and religion rages across classrooms and legislatures I find great solace and inspiration in the words of Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. If I can't get into Exhibit Hall 5, I will find a nice quiet simulcast to enjoy the event. Note: the keynotes are powerful and can sometimes set or change the tone of the conference. If you are thinking about skipping the keynotes at SXSW 2014, don't!
Crowdsourcing Diplomacy (Sunday, March 9 from 11:00 - 12:00)
I am one of those geeks who believes cyberspace holds the answers that will save the world, so I won't be passing up the State Department's panel on their geospatial cyberinfrastructure, and how they are using innovation to leverage volunteers and respond to disasters. The presenters are particularly rich in experience and their ideas could be applied to all sorts of problems.
We Will Not Be Shushed: Guerrilla Library Advocacy (Sunday, March 9 from 3:30 - 4:30)
Librarians have always been a part of SXSW Interactive and they are key to protecting our rights to privacy on the ground, in our neighborhood, every day (and they are darn good at it too!). For anyone who needs a strategy to protect an idea, these librarians will inspire you! The core conversation format is a welcome change of pace in the midst of panels and presentations and it's nice to hear a whole room of contributors sharing ideas (as opposed to that one person who makes a statement instead of a question during panel Q&A).
Relieving Frustration: Porn & User Experience (Monday, March 10 from 5:00 - 6:00)
Looking for a dynamic solution to enhance your online business ? Hit up a porn panel for cutting-edge innovation from the fastest responding industry on the web! Trust me, the porn industry has done a bang up job of retaining customers, integrating ads, and supplying never ending content while others flounder to keep up. Not to mention it's kind of fun to tell your boss you got that great idea from a bunch of f*ckers at SXSW.
Find the sessions that you are most interested in attending at the 2014 SXSW Interactive Festival by browsing our day-by-day schedule (use the "search" button at the top right corner to drill deeper into the interface). Also, get some great ideas for content by visiting the all-new Recommendations page. And, remember that most of this content is restricted to SXSW badgeholders — purchase your registration by clicking on this link.


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from Camarillo, CA
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Patriotic California rider will get good use of this product
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Great looking jersey.
By Bianchi Bob
from Burlington, NJ
Based on the reviews for World Jerseys jerseys I had ordered a large (I usually wear a medium) in a previous order. It fit okay but was really loose and too long around the sleeves. This time I got a medium and like the fit much better. It is definitely a race fit, while the large size jersey could be categorized as more of a looser club fit. For the price, these World Jerseys shirts are excellent.They seem to be well made with bright, sharp graphics.
love it
By mrchrisd
from las vegas nv
About Me Casual/ Recreational
love the look of it and it wicks very well I ride in the desert streets and you need that!
Nice quality WAY too small
By gstone42
from Monroe, LA
I wear an XL. I ordered an XXL. the XXL jersey is equivalent to an L in reality.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
you're kiddin' !
By yt
from columbus, ohio
way too small for a medium. could not get the jersey over my shoulders. too bad... seems well made.
Historic Pride
By Soleman
from Warren, Ma. 01083
For all you New England cycling fans, this is the Team USA jersey worn by Arthur Longsjo in the 1956 Olympics. Longsjo was the first American to compete in both summer (cycling) and winter (speed skater) Olympics. He died at an early age in a car crash. Wear it with pride in the Fitchburg Longsjo Classic held every year in Fitchburg Massachusetts. RIDE ON !!!
GOD bless America
By hoser from tucson
from Tucson, Arizona
I love this jersey for the way it looks. It is a good quality jersey. I bought it entirely because it is an American flag themed jersey. It is however very comfortable I personally enjoy and appreciate the compliments I (the jersey) get when I have used it. GOD bless America! Get one to fly your colors.
Great look
By patriot
from nj
Great look but the L was extremely tight everywhere. Ths is a super race cut so keep that in mind and order a larger size.
fits well and looks nice
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from Kansas
great for casual bike quiet ride in July or really any time of the year.
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I really liked the graphic design but the World Jerseys are not wearable. I tried it twice and sent both back for a credit.
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The following exhibitions are on view and free to the public at the Boston Public Library:
Dear Boston: Messages from the Marathon Memorial
Central Library, Copley Square (McKim Exhibition Hall)
April 7 to May 11, 2014
Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Friday & Saturday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday: 1-5 p.m.
On April 15, 2013, two bombs went off at the finish line of the Boston Marathon and transformed the city, its residents, and the runners and visitors participating in this world-famous event. Almost immediately, a makeshift memorial began to take shape, first at the police barricade at the intersection of Boylston and Berkeley Streets and later at Copley Square. People from across the globe left flowers, posters, notes, t-shirts, hats, tokens of all shapes and sizes, and-most significantly-running shoes. In June 2013, the memorial was dismantled and these thousands of objects were transferred to the Boston City Archives for safekeeping. To mark the one-year anniversary, a selection of items from the memorial collection are on display so visitors can once again experience the outpouring of human compassion they represent.
This exhibition has been organized by a partnership that includes the Boston City Archives, Boston Art Commission, New England Museum Association, and Boston Public Library. It has been made possible with the generous support of Iron Mountain.
Public Women, Private Lives
Central Library, Copley Square (Rare Books Lobby)
March 7 to May 30, 2014
Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Since the 17th century, American women have been writing and publishing novels, poetry, essays, histories, biographies, and short stories. Their texts influenced the tastes and perceptions of generations of both female and male readers alike. While readers can get a sense of these women through their published work, it is the letters that they wrote to friends, publishers, and one another that provide real insight into their personal worlds. This exhibition of books and manuscripts from the Boston Public Library's special collections illustrates the public and private lives of reputed writers such as Emily Dickinson, Louisa May Alcott, and Julia Ward Howe, as well as those of lesser-known authors such as Hannah Adams, Helen Hunt Jackson, and Annie Fields.
This exhibition has been organized in celebration of Women's History Month.
City of Neighborhoods: The Changing Face of Boston
Central Library, Copley Square (Norman B. Leventhal Map Center)
March 22 to August 22, 2014
Monday-Thursday: 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday-Saturday:10 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Sunday: 1-5 p.m.
During the last decade, Boston as a whole has become younger, and more racially and ethnically diverse. However, the neighborhoods that make up Boston often tell their own unique stories of diversity and change.
This exhibition tells the story of a "new" Boston by looking at the overall city and at individual neighborhoods. The 45 photos, objects, and maps, many of which are based on recent census data, show us where newer immigrant groups have settled and how the streets and features of a neighborhood reflect who lives and works there. Exhibition translations will be available in the following languages: Haitian Creole, Spanish, and Chinese.
Art & Architecture Tour
The Boston Public Library offers tours highlighting the architecture of Charles Follen McKim and Philip Johnson, as well as the many works of famed sculptors and painters. The free tours last about an hour and are given by volunteer guides. No appointment is necessary. Tours meet in the lobby of the McKim Building (Dartmouth Street entrance). Ongoing tours are offered: Monday 2:30 p.m., Tuesday 6:00 p.m., Wednesday 11:00 a.m., Thursday 6:00 p.m., Friday 11:00 a.m., Saturday 11:00 a.m. In May only, tours are also scheduled on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. www.bpl.org/tours


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Flight Centre has launched its debut customer magazine, The Experts. Designed to offer a wealth of both practical advice and destination inspiration, the title aims to help customers on their journey from idea to planning to exciting adventure.
The Experts showcases the unparalleled knowledge of Flight Centre's travel professionals within the business alongside the variety of product ranges available to travel-hungry customers.
Siobhan McGarvey, Head of Marketing at Flight Centre UK, comments: "We believe that our customers will welcome our new magazine, finding it full of surprising facts and features, and that it encourages them to turn to Flight Centre for all their travel needs, including those complex holidays that take them all over the world. The Experts is designed to be inviting to read, full of irresistible offers and, most of all, inspirational to help customers choose their next holiday."
Sarah Bravo, Editorial Director at August, says:
"We are extremely excited to be working on The Experts magazine alongside the Flight Centre marketing team, who had a clear and strong vision of what they wanted for this project. It's not just a magazine of product offers; it has a deep narrative and presents a real opportunity to strike up a relationship with customers. The scope and variety of interesting content will portray just how much knowledge Flight Centre has at their fingertips."


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Seasoned Lemon Chicken Recipe
"This herbed chicken has been a family favorite since I clipped the recipe out of a newspaper some years ago," writes Mrs. Pat Miller of Joplin, Missouri. "It's often on our dinner table, since chicken is a staple in my freezer. If I'm out of lemon, I substitute a sprinkling of lemon pepper."
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 bay leaves
- 2 teaspoons seasoned salt
- 1-1/2 teaspoons each garlic salt, pepper, dried basil, tarragon and thyme
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried rosemary, crushed
- 8 bone-in chicken breast halves (7 ounces each), skin removed
- 1 large lemon, thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 1. In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the oil, bay leaves and seasonings. Add chicken. seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 1 hour.
- 2. Discard bay leaves. Place chicken in a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Arrange lemon slices over chicken. Drizzle with lemon juice. Cover and bake at 350° for 30 minutes. Uncover; bake 10-15 minutes longer or until juices run clear. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
One serving (1 chicken breast half) equals 207 calories, 7 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 89 mg cholesterol, 638 mg sodium, 1 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 33 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 4 lean meat.
Reviews for Seasoned Lemon Chicken
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"Delicious and so lowfat!"
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Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as Chardonnay or Viognier.
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I agree we have lost a leader and everything. In fact we have lost everything that this defense was this off season. Rodney, Vrabes, Bruschi, Seymour. I think our "definite" AFC Championship game appearance and SB favourites have diminished a bit. We still have one of the most explosive offenses in the league. I see this season as the Pats being kind of what the Colts were from 03-06. High powered offense but heavily struggled on D. So when we play teams like the Steelers who have top notch D and a not great but still a very "clutch" offense we will struggle.
How do I think Brady and the team are reacting. I think they will say "you know everyone's situation is different. We can only focus on the players that are here. He was a great player and will be missed, but we have to move on." And I think they will move on by the time the season starts.


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The first beta of the Planos.cl Zimlet is ready.
This zimlet is like the yahoo maps one, but for Chilean territory.
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May 28, 2016
A special election was held Tuesday in Kemper County for constable post two.
Four candidates were on the ballot for the post, but none gained at least fifty percent plus one.
A run-off will be held Tuesday, Nov. 22 as a result, between Mike Rush, who got 328 votes and Mark McCoy who received 213 votes.
The other candidates were Johnny Griffin with 118 votes, and Randy Gully with 189 votes.
Polls will be open on Nov. 22 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for voters in that district to choose a winner.
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Since the days of aluminum storm windows in 1947, Acadia Windows & Doors has manufactured commercial and residential windows and doors in Rosedale. Skilled workers turn large sheets of glass, saws, and presses into energy efficient vinyl products engineered for maximum durability. Acadia's products benefit from proprietary engineering, high tech equipment, and lean (and green) manufacturing processes. Today, Acadia is recognized as one of the East Coast's major manufacturers of new and replacement windows and doors.
Since 2005, Acadia has worked closely with the Arc Northern Chesapeake Region (The Arc NCR) to provide employment opportunities to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Acadia has hired nine employees from The Arc NCR with great success. "We didn't partner with The Arc NCR to be altruistic; we partnered with them because it makes sense as a business decision," said Acadia's Vice President of Manufacturing Neill Christopher. "This is a great pool of workers."
Arc NCR workers have made a difference on the manufacturing floor, performing tasks that resulted in production line improvements for the company. Arc NCR workers earn the same wages as people without disabilities doing the same job, and interact with their peers at the company in an integrated work environment.
"We had a great deal of trepidation when The Arc NCR first approached us," continued Christopher. "This is a manufacturing environment, with large sheets of glass, saws and presses, all capable of inflicting serious injury. What we learned is that everything that we did to make things safer for our team members from The Arc NCR made it safer for everyone else as well. We're an OSHA SHARP site; proud of our safety record while striving to always make our facility safer for all who work or visit here."
Acadia's success story with Arc was so impressive, the company was asked to join a panel at a National Governors Association meeting to discuss their experience in the field of disability employment.
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The Great Mosque of Aleppo was founded around 715, towards the end of the reign of Umayyad caliph Al-Walid I, and rebuilt by Nureddin after a fire in 1169, seemingly in keeping with the original plan. Around a large courtyard of polychrome tiles are three ranges of arcades. Several doorways give direct access to the souk. The south wing houses the prayer hall. Inside, note the exceptional late-13C wood minbar. The minaret (1095) is a Seljuk masterpiece; four different registers rise to a height of 50m.


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This Friday the Black Hills State cross country teams will compete at the 2009 Dakota Athletic Conference Cross Country Championships. The meet returns to Robbinsdale Park in Rapid City, the site of the third DAC Cross Country Championships held in 2002.
The Yellow Jacket women will start the morning's action at 11:00 am with a 5k race, with the men's 8k race to follow at 11:45 am. The top teams in each race qualify for the NAIA National Meet to be held in Vancouver, WA, November 21. The top fifteen individuals in each race earn All-DAC honors. In the latest NAIA Cross Country Coaches' Poll released on November 4th the women are ranked 18th and the men 14th.
There are six Yellow Jacket runners competing in their final DAC Conference Meet: Katie Cook, Cheyenne, WY (Central), Kayla Ferguson, Eaton, CO, Wendy O'Lexey, Rock Springs, WY, Birch Haraden, Billings, MT (Skyview), Mark Mazza, Cheyenne, WY (Central) and Jeremy Miller, Cheyenne, WY (East)


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Light snow and freezing drizzle with temp around 27F. No problem for the schwalbe studded snows this
morning. Very little traffic a 5:30 a.m. as usual. Ride home was fog and light drizzle and 36F. All in a very
enjoyable commuting day. Sure beats yesterday when I got clipped by the passing car.


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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Mommy/Mason Day - Spring 2014
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I'm so glad we all had a Mason day!! He totally deserved some zoo time with us :). Love you friend!ReplyDelete
Yay!!! It was the perfect zoo day!!! We had so much fun!ReplyDelete
And...(from Jeni's shower pic) what was going on with my hair?? hahahaha!!
So fun that Mason got one-on-one time at the zoo!!ReplyDelete
I love the photo of him doing dishes--Nolan's fave activity too.
Chocolate milk on the bed--yikes! :)
What a great and special day!ReplyDelete
You continue to inspire me! I had a mommy date with my middle little guy (3 yrs old) and enjoyed every minute~ those middles sure need the time and they are little gems :).ReplyDelete
Awww - how sweet is your last sentence?!?ReplyDelete
That is so stinkin sweet especially that he said thanks before bed....isn't that just the icing on the cake?!!! Looks like such a fun day with all your friends and seriously the most adorable kiddos!!!ReplyDelete
What a fun day! And Mason's "tanks" is just about the cutest thing I've ever read! HOW SWEET!!!!ReplyDelete
What a fun day! And Mason's "tanks" is the cutest thing ever! I'm sure that melted your heart--sweet boy!ReplyDelete
What a fun day! We are hoping to visit the National Zoo in DC over spring break in a couple more weeks! :-)ReplyDelete
I have several things to say:ReplyDelete
1) LOVE J and C with the maps.
2) Mason's hair is fabulous.
3) LOOK HOW SHORT MY HAIR WAS in that picture at Jeni's shower.
4) LOOK HOW SKINNY I WAS in that picture at Jeni's shower.
Fun post! :)
Love all of these pics!! Presley loving on that goat--Hilarious!! :) so glad you had some time with Sweet Mason! What a fun day!ReplyDelete


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Rest in peace Sabina
I hate having to write a blog entry about the loss of a friend, but this story can not go unheard. On June 2nd my friend Sabina Rose O'Donnell was brutally raped, beaten and strangled to death. A neighbor found her body naked in the vacant lot next to her apartment. She was riding her frined's bike home after a fun evening out. This animal attacked her and took her life. She was one of the sweetest and nicest girls i've ever had the pleasure of knowing. As of right now the police have a person of interest and have released surveillance video taken from nearby businesses of the man on his bike riding and then following her. I ask you all to please keep her and her family in your thoughts and prayers. Also I urge you all to protect yourselves. Please do not go out alone at night. No one is safe anymore these days. Be as preapred as you can be for anything. I never would've thought that I would have to say goodbye to anyone that way.
Here's the link to the video
Thank you all for your time.


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""Corporate executives should be your core business…You need [salespeople who are] comfortable with the kind of boardroom leaders that see Lear Jet as a tool, not a frivolous extravagance for movie stars and their pets. "
Editor's Desk: An experiment in online social networking
I decided to post news updates from this year's Paris Air Show using the microblogging site Twitter, just as an experiment in online social networking. I consider myself fairly tech-savvy, but broadcasting a litany of 140-character "tweets" from my iPhone or laptop hardly seemed like an effective use of my time while I was busy covering the show for the Aviation International News Paris 2009 daily (a BJT sister publication). I seriously doubted anybody really cared what I was doing right now.
At first, using Twitter in Paris seemed a bit like shouting into a forest and hoping somebody was listening. I had no idea whether anyone was reading my Twitter messages or even knew I was posting them. Gradually some of my "followers" began replying to the posts, so at least I knew a handful of people were paying attention. But even so, the exercise seemed pretty pointless.
Then I tweeted something really big and the world woke up.
On the show's second day, a few journalists were invited to the Qatar Airways chalet to interview the airline's CEO, Akbar Al Baker, about an executive charter service forming in the Middle East. But Al Baker was a no-show for almost an hour-an eternity when you're on deadline for a daily publication. When he finally emerged from a backroom meeting, Al Baker glided to our table and sat down. Almost immediately he changed the subject from business jets to the long-delayed Boeing 787 Dreamliner program.
"Unfortunately, Boeing is not run by commercially minded people," Al Baker pronounced, his gaze narrowing. "Boeing is run by bean counters and lawyers. We have major issues with them, and if they don't play ball with us, they'll be in for a serious surprise." Citing objections to the way the troubled program was being handled, Al Baker was threatening to cancel the airline's multibillion-dollar order for as many as 60 Boeing 787s. Here was a major news story, deposited in our laps.
I wrote a front-page article for the following morning's edition of Paris 2009 and Twittered a message with a link to the piece. In no time, aerospace blogs and online news sites were picking up the story and posting links back to the article. Messages from followers started popping up on my computer screen. "The tone of the article doesn't bode well for Boeing," wrote one. "First the delays of the 787 and now this," posted another. "Really bad news for Boeing."
Finally, I was starting to understand the power of the tweet.
In addition to serving as editor of this magazine, I write about avionics and cabin technology for Aviation International News, and cover business aviation at air shows and conventions where we publish daily onsite issues. My thawing reluctance to embrace online tools like Twitter and blogs has more to do with traditionalist ideas about journalism than with any neo-Luddite notions of the world. Too often, I see rumors and under-researched reports materialize on the Web, many of which are regurgitated as fact and posted for all the world to read on sites like Wikipedia. Journalists occasionally fall into the trap of incorporating these enticing morsels into their own work without doubling back to make sure the information is correct. When it's not, they end up looking lazy or foolish or both.
And yet a number of excellent aviation blogs exist, written by vigilant reporters who always try to make certain they've got the facts straight before hitting the publish button. One of my favorites is jetwhine.com from former corporate pilot Rob Mark. His name should sound familiar to BJT readers-besides being a heck of a nice guy, Rob is a contributor to this magazine and the author of "
Defending Your Jet," which appeared in the February/March 2009 issue. I'm happy to report that the piece won an Aerospace Journalist of the Year category award in June in Paris ('
More Awards for BJT'). This is a well-deserved accolade for the author and for the magazine, but more importantly it shows that our journalist peers who judged the competition agreed that the article hit the mark. My congratulations go out to Rob.
While we continue to expand and improve our online presence at BJTonline.com, we'll also seek to increase our use of Twitter and other sites that can help us better communicate with our readers. I invite you to follow the magazine at
twitter.com/BJTonline, and also to check out my updates at
twitter.com/AvTwit. I'm not sure that what I tweet will always be worth reading, but I promise not to tell you inane stuff like what I had for dinner.
Unless it was something really good.
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"We pledge to work alongside you to make your farms flourish and let clean waters flow; to nourish starved bodies and feed hungry minds."
President Barack Obama, January 20, 2009
There are many causes of hunger. Spending on agriculture in the developing world has decreased significantly in recent decades. Today, farmers in many developing countries use low quality seeds that have only 20% the yield of crops planted it the U.S. Many farmers lack access to key agricultural inputs such as fertilizer and irrigation. Policies that discourage private investment and development of the private sector also play a role. In certain cases, food crises are exacerbated by environmental events such as drought.
One billion people live with chronic hunger and half of all child deaths in developing countries result from poor nutrition. Persistent hunger decimates families and societies. It makes it difficult to study, work or care for others. Countries struggle to grow economically when large numbers of their citizens do not have enough food. Changing dietary habits, increasing population growth, and climate change pose new challenges to meeting the world's demand for food.
A new approach. Unlike previous efforts, we will focus comprehensively on agriculture. From the lab to the farm to the market to the table. We will coordinate at country, regional, and global levels by committing ourselves to collaborative and inclusive partnerships. Our commitment will be sustained and aimed at meeting medium and long-term needs. We will embrace the key roles that small holder farmers, the private sector, markets, and trade play in agricultural growth. Finally, we will establish peer-review systems that hold us, as well as our development partners, accountable to our goals.


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Could The Unrest In Ferguson Happen Here In Boston?
Ferguson, Missouri may be more than 1,000 miles away from Boston, but it's no stretch to say that the events in the St. Louis suburb continue to resonate deeply among residents here. This city is no stranger to the difficult issues of race, community and law enforcement.
Several Bostonians have traveled to Ferguson, including faith leaders the Rev. Osagyefo Sekou, Boston University School of Theology Associate Dean Pamela Lightsey and the Rev. Eugene Rivers. They attended Monday's funeral services for Michael Brown, the young man shot and killed by a police officer earlier this month.
Though nightly clashes between protesters and police seem to have diminished in Ferguson, people continue to wonder — if police shot an unarmed black teenager in Boston, how would the community respond?
Jeannette Quinn, Jamaica Plain resident who grew up in Ferguson. She tweets @Jeannettequinn.
WBUR: Amid Unrest, Boston Leaders Visit Ferguson
- "What's in many of the voices here is anger — they're demanding that charges be filed against Darren Wilson, the police officer who shot Michael Brown. They're also asking for changes in law enforcement policies about violence and the use of military-style equipment, something President Obama has promised to address."
The New York Times: Crowds Of Mourners Line Up For Michael Brown Funeral
- "Speaking before the overflowing crowd, the Rev. Al Sharpton criticized the militarization of the police and how they had treated Mr. Brown while calling on the African-American community to push for change instead of 'sitting around having ghetto pity parties.'"
Other stories from this show:
Host Meghna Chakrabarti introduces us to newsmakers, big thinkers and artists and brings us stories of relevance to Bostonians here and around the region. Live every weekday at 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
- Listen: Weekdays, 3 p.m. on 90.9 FM
- Live Call-In: (800) 423-TALK
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New York City swears in new mayor not named Bloomberg
New York City has a new mayor! Just sworn in a few minutes after midnight.
Bill de Blasio was sworn as the 109th mayor of New York City on Wednesday — the first Democrat to occupy the post in two decades.
His inauguration will be held at New York City Hall at noon on Wednesday.
From AP:
Bill de Blasio was sworn in as the 109th mayor of New York City on Wednesday, becoming the first Democrat to occupy City Hall in more than two decades while vowing to pursue a sweeping liberal agenda for the nation's largest city.
De Blasio took the oath of office moments after midnight in front of his modest Brooklyn home. His inauguration was to be celebrated on a far grander scale at noon on the steps of City Hall when he takes the oath again, administered by former President Bill Clinton.
The new mayor was elected two months ago by a record margin on the promise of being a sharp break from Michael Bloomberg. Bloomberg leaves office after 12 years that reshaped New York, making it one of the nation's safest and most prosperous big cities but also one that has become increasingly stratified between the very rich and the working class.


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Car Talk Guide to Auto Safety
Send the Kid to School...Racing School
Berkley Thomas sent the following letter
Bob & Ray Marriotzi (you'll have to excuse the miss-spelling of your name--I'm dyslexic and spell phonetically),
Get back to the "mother" who is so afraid of her daughter, and so ignorant of the physics of speed, that she will choose a BMW time bomb with a very short fuse. TELL HER TO LOOK FOR A "CUTE" COFFIN FOR HER.
I believe I have the BEST answer for saving this kid's life:
I'm sure you guys know of the best racing-driver's school. Get a hold of them and ask them to stand by to accept this child into their school.
Convince her mother to send her to this school before she gets her the car. Stress the need for a 16-year-old to learn from the pros how to drive, and then they can scare the hell out of cutesie.
The mother will have to sign a waiver of responsibility before they'll take her, no doubt. Also, get to BMW and explain what's about to happen and get them to contact the mother. I'm sure they don't want glaring publicity of butchery blighting their image of safe and "cute" cars.
This mom has no sense. She's going to buy the car no matter how much you try to dissuade her. If she truly loves her daughter, she will do this (send her to racing school) for her daughter's life. Hell, the kid will love it--she'll be able to brag to all of her friends about going around the track at 180 mph.
How about copiloting in a demolition derby? Or better yet, a stock-car race. Scare the sense into both of them.
Good luck.
P.S. I've listened to you for many years. You are the best thing going on the airwaves. Thanks for being there.
With great admiration,
AKA Berkley Thomas


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Scene and Heard: Oh the places you go
It's good to be home.
But it's also interesting.
I'm enjoying visiting some of the places I grew up in and discovering how much they've changed since I moved back to town.
Places like PNC Field.
But it's comforting to see that some places have stayed relatively the same: Joe Nardone's, The F.M. Kirby Center, the Mohegan Sun Arena (OK, the name is different.)
And yes, I miss some of the places that don't exist anymore and enjoy most of the "new" places I've gotten to know, such as the Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs.
Then there's The Pavilion.
I covered the Steve Miller Band/Journey/ Tower of Power concert there Tuesday night.
As I walked across the bridge and up the walkway something dawned on me.
I'd never been there before.
It wasn't that I didn't remember the place.
It was that I, who grew up in the shadows of Montage Mountain, had never seen a concert at The Pavilion.
Sure, I'd been to the Kirby Center, The Masonic Temple, Lackawanna County Stadium, The Woodlands.
But when I'd gone to see bigger oncerts, I'd gone outside of the area: Hershey, Philly, State College, Bloomsburg, New York City.
I think everyone has a popular place in their home town area they've never been to visit.
When I worked in York County, I was always amazed at how many people there hadn't been to Gettysburg or to visit the Amish country.
So, think about this area. Where haven't you been? Penn's Peak? One of the state parks?
Spend a summer day or night there.
I know my next stop: Eagles Mere.
Ignored work
Speaking of the concert, I knew next to nothing about Tower of Power before the show.
I've seen opening acts get the cold shoulder from audiences, but it really was a shame for that group, because they put on an excellent show. If they come back to the area, I'm getting a ticket.
Patrick Abdalla is JumpStart! editor. Follow him on Twitter: @cvsouthpawScene
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Pass VAWA
In U.S. House elections last November, 56 percent of women voted for Democrats - more even than the 55 percent who voted for President Barack Obama. It was the first time since 2000, when 54 percent of women voted for Democratic House candidates, that the vote was other than evenly split.
That should inform House Republicans, who stonewalled renewal of the Violence Against Women Act prior to the November vote, as they begin to consider the re-introduced bill.
Unfortunately, the bill's fortunes in the House are likely to rest on that political math rather than on the proposal's merits because the legislation deserves easy passage.
Since the law's passage in 1994, it has played a major role in reshaping the legal environment regarding violence against women. All states, for example, have eliminated legal distinctions between so-called "spousal rape" and rape by anyone else. It has contributed to declines in the rates of domestic abuse and female homicides.
Republicans originally objected to portions of the renewal that would increase the number of immigration visas for women abused abroad (removed in the new version), extend protections to same-sex partners and alter laws applying to Native American lands, to provide more options for women who live on reservations.
The new version expands what has worked. It's time for House Republicans to hear women and vote on the merits of this worthy bill.
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Sure, Sunday tends to be overcrowded with high-end TV, including "Breaking Bad," "The Newsroom," "Low Winter Sun," "Dexter," "Ray Donovan" and more, but what to watch the rest of the time? Every Monday, we bring you five noteworthy highlights from the other six days of the week.
"The Story of Film: An Odyssey"
Monday, September 2 at 10pm on TCM
Mark Cousins' 15-episode documentary series about the history of film comes to the U.S. via Turner Classic Movies, where it'll air weekly on Monday nights through December. The series originally premiered at the Toronto Film Festival in 2011 and aired on the UK's More4, and has earned intense critical praise. Sam Adams at Criticwire will provide a guide to the series each week.
"On Death Row": Season Premiere
Tuesday, September 3 at 9pm on Investigation Discovery
True-crime network "Investigation Discovery" continues to seem like an odd fit for Werner Herzog, but the network has produced a second series of the filmmaker's "On Death Row" interview series with inmates awaiting execution, a TV project born out of Herzog's documentary "Into the Abyss." Robert Fratta, who was convicted of the murder of his wife, Farah, is the subject of the first episode.
"Luther": Season Premiere
Tuesday, September 3 at 10pm on BBC America
Idris Elba returns as the titular brooding detective in the UK series "Luther," back to obsess over murderers and kidnappers and to get in almost as much trouble in his attempts to bring them to justice. BBC America is broadcasting the four episodes that make up the third and final season over subsequent nights this week -- check out our review here.
"Futurama": Series Finale
Wednesday, September 4 at 10pm on Comedy Central
Matt Groening's sci-fi animated series comes to an end after seven seasons on the air, not always steadily. The hilarious, uneven and sometimes startlingly touching show will close out with "Meanwhile," in which Fry plans to propose to Leela and Professor Farnsworth invents a device that lets people travel 10 seconds into the past.
"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia": Series Premiere
Wednesday, September 4 at 10pm on FXX
FX launches its comedy-centric spin-off network with the premiere of its long-running sociopathic sitcom "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." "Sunny" has been moved over to FXX along with "The League," premiering at 10:30pm, and the now-nightly "Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell" at 11pm.
Also worth a look: Matt LeBlanc joins fellow "Friend" Lisa Kudrow as a guest on the latter's Showtime series "Web Therapy" on Tuesday, September 3rd at 10pm; the third season finale of "Wilfred" airs on FX on Thursday, September 5th at 10pm.


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College Corner
Crestwood graduate Josh Roosa is one of six Bloomsburg University wrestlers ranked in the top 33 of their respective weight classes.
The senior is ranked 33rd at 149 pounds after going through an injury-plagued junior season with an 8-3 record.
Former Hazleton Area standout Katie Beach scored seven points, including one 3-pointer, and had four rebounds and three assists to help Penn State Wilkes Barre defeat Luzerne County Community College 68-56.
The win was also the first collegiate win for former Hazleton Area assistant coach Kevin Kringe, who is now guiding the PSU Wilkes Barre Lady Lions.
PSU Wilkes Barre was down 12 points early, but used a furious defensive effort in the second half to pull away from LCCC. The Lady Lions forced the Lady Blazers to shoot 12 percent in the second half.
Lexi Follweiler captured first place in one event and finished second in two more to help the Lycoming College women's swim team defeat Elizabethtown College.
The Panther Valley product won the 100 butterfly in 1:04.77. She followed that up with seconds in the 200 butterfly (2:27.81) and 100 freestyle (58.97).
Dave Oberrender won two bouts as Wilkes University finished 1-3 at the John Reese Duals, which were held Saturday at the Marts Center in Wilkes-Barre.
The Hazleton Area grad recorded 5-4 and 9-2 decisions, respectively, over Cortland's Francisco DeCristo and Johns Hopkins' Evan Johnson.
Wilkes defeated Johns Hopkins 28-6 but fell to Cortland (19-18), Centenary (24-15), and NYU (18-16).
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