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Journal of the House of Lords: Volume 8, 1645-1647. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1767-1830.
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- DIE Veneris, 11 die Decembris.
DIE Veneris, 11 die Decembris.
PRAYERS, by Mr. Arrowsmyth.
Domini præsentes fuerunt:
Comes Manchester, Speaker.
Comes Kent.
Comes Denbigh.
Comes Warwicke.
Comes Stamford.
Comes Rutland.
Comes Northumb.
Comes Lyncolne.
Comes Suffolke.
Comes Midd.
Ds. North.
Ds. Hunsdon.
Ds. Willoughby.
Ds. Grey.
Ds. Berkeley.
Ds. Howard.
Colonel Wiltshire freed from Arrests till his Arrears are paid.
Upon reading the Petition of Lieutenant Colonel Wiltshire; complaining, "That he is arrested for a small Debt, there being much owing to him for his Arrears for his Service to the Parliament, he having been Major of Sir Tho. Fairefax' Regiment in the North, and done faithful Service to the Parliament."
It is Ordered, That the said Lieutenant Colonel Wiltshire shall be released from his present Restraint, and enjoy the same Privilege granted to others of the same Nature, until he shall receive some Part of his Arrears to discharge the said Debt.
Ordinance about Presentations to Livings.
Ordered, That the Earl of Stamford, the Lord North, Lord Willoughby, and the Lord Hunsdon, are added to the Committee for preparing an Ordinance concerning Presentation to Livings.
Saxton to be instituted to Hareworth.
Ordered, That Doctor Heath shall induct and institute Mr. Saxton to the Vicarage of Hareworth, in the County of Nottingham; he being presented thereunto by the Right Honourable the Earl of Pembrooke; the said Mr. Saxton taking the Covenant: And this with a salvo Jure cujuscunque.
Langham and Lymby.
This Day the Answer of Captain Lymbery, &c. to the Petition of Alderman Langham, &c. was presented to the House, and received, and read. (Here enter it.) And it is Ordered, That Alderman Langham, &c. shall have a Copy of this Answer.
Johnston and Nason.
This Day the Counsel of Nason Defendant, in a Writ of Error depending in this House, was heard; but the Counsel of Johnston the (fn. 1) Plaintiff made Default.
Hereupon the House took into Consideration the Errors; and Ordered and Adjudged, That the said Judgement is hereby confirmed, and the Record to be remitted into the King's Bench, that so Execution may be taken out accordingly.
Cook and Slipper.
Ordered, That the Errors in the Writ of Error between Cooke and Slipper shall be argued, at this Bar, by Counsel, this Day Sevennight.
Survey of the E. of Worcester's Lands.
Ordered, That the Survey of the Earl of Worcester's Lands, reported from the Committee of the Revenue, be sent down to the House of Commons.
Lock's Ordinance.
The Ordinance for making Mr. Lock Comptroller of the Customs for the Town of South'ton, was read, and Agreed to. (Here enter it.)
Ordinance about the Captives at Algiers.
The Ordinance concerning the Captives at Algier, was read, and Agreed to. (Here enter it.)
Paper from the Admiralty Committee.
The Earl of Warwicke reported a Paper from the Committee for the Admiralty and Cinque Ports; which was read, as follows:
To recommend Mr. Bence to be a Commissioner of the Navy.
"Die Jovis, 3 Dec. 1646.
"At the Committee of Lords and Commons for the Admiralty and Cinque Ports.
"Forasmuch as Captain Morris, lately One of the Commissioners of the Navy, is dead; and for that Mr. Alexander Bence, a Member of this Committee, is qualified with very good Experience and Abilities for executing the Place of One of the said Commissioners: This Committee doth therefore recommend it to both Houses of Parliament, that the said Mr. Alexander Bence may be by them approved and appointed to hold and execute the Place of One of the Commissioners of the Navy, in the room of Captain Morris deceased as aforesaid, and to have the like Allowance in respect thereof as is granted to the rest of the said Commissioners."
Mr. Smith to be recommended for that Office;
The House taking into Consideration, that the said Mr. Bence is a Member of the House of Commons, and so cannot attend that Place as it requires; this House nominated Mr. Thomas Smyth to be a Commissioner of the Navy, in the Piace of Mr. Captain Morris, and to have the same Salary as other Commissioners have; and an Ordinance to be brought in for this Purpose.
Another Paper was read, and reported, from the Admiralty:
and for Mess. Johnson and Knight to have 336 l.14s. 6d. for their Services in Holland.
"Die Jovis, 3 Dec. 1646.
"By the Committee of Lords and Commons for the Admiralty, &c.
"Whereas this Committee, on Consideration of the many Services performed in Holland for the Parliament, by Mr. Johnson and Mr. Knight, Merchants of Rotterdam, did on Thursday last recommend it to the Committee of the Navy, to pay them Three Hundred Thirty-six Pounds, Fourteen Shillings, Six Pence, according to an Accompt by them tendered, for their Allowance and Expences in attending and prosecuting the said Services; and whereas the said Committee did this Day signify in Writing their Opinions, That the said Mr. Johnson and Mr. Knight should have the said Three Hundred Thirtysix Pounds, Fourteen Shillings, Six Pence, paid them; but recommended it back to this Committee, that both Houses of Parliament may be moved, to give the Committee of the Navy Power to make Payment thereof: It is therefore recommended to both Houses, that, in respect of the said Mr. Johnson and Mr. Knight their good Services, Power may be given by them to the Committee of the Navy, for Payment of the said Three Hundred Thirty-six Pounds, Fourteen Shillings, Six Pence, to the said Mr. Johnson and Mr. Knight accordingly."
Ordered, That this House approves of this Report; and that it be recommended to the House of Commons, for their Concurrence therein.
Stitch and Boilston.
Ordered, That the Cause between Stitch and Boilston shall be heard, by their Counsel on both Sides, on Wednesday next.
Ordinance to prevent Laypreaching.
An Ordinance against Lay-men to preach, was read Thrice, and Agreed to, and Ordered to be sent to the House of Commons for their Concurrence.
Langham &al. and Lymbery &al.
"The Answer of Captain John Lymbery, Arnold Brames, and John Cradocke, to the Petition of Sir John Cordell Knight Alderman of London, John Langham Alderman, and others.
"The said Defendants do most humbly offer to this Honourable Court, That they are very much perplexed how and in what Manner to give such an Answer to the said Petition as may give Satisfaction to this Honourable Court, in regard the said Petition being a Petition of Review, or in the Nature thereof, or a Complaint to reverse and amend the Decree in Chancery therein mentioned, and yet is made up and mixt of several Matters in Fact and Proceedings precedent and subsequent to the said Decree in Chancery. However, these Defendants say, That the Materials of the said Petition consist of Two Parts; the First, the Inducement to the Petition, containing Matters in Fact already alledged by the Complainants in their Bill in Chancery, and answered by the Defendants upon their Oaths; the Particulars whereof are, the Contract for the Ship being wholly comprized in the Charter-party, the Covenants therein, the Point of Deviation, the Defendants Acceptance of the Ship, viewing her, not protesting against her, the Bill of Assurancce, the pretended Customs of Merchants, the Defendants not complaining of her Insufficiency, the pretended Miscarriage of the Jury, and the other Matters set forth in the Complainants Bill in Chancery; to which these Defendants have already been enforced to give an Answer in Chancery on their Oaths, and therefore hope they shall not be put to answer the same before your Lordships.
"As to the other Part of the said Petition, consisting of Matters formerly not expressed in the said Bill in Chancery, the Defendants answer as followeth; that is to say,
"These Defendants confess, that the Complainants did exhibit a Petition to your Lordships, and whereon such Order was made as is alledged; the Petition being in these Words:
"To the Right Honourable the Lords in Parliament assembled.
"The humble Petition of Sir John Cordell Knight and Alderman of London, John Langham Esquire and Alderman of London, and Symon Edmonds of London Merchant, and others.
"The Petitioners, being heretofore Owners of a Ship called The Royall Merchaunt, of Burthen Five Hundred Ton, and John Lymbrey, Arnold Brames, and John Cradock, of London, Merchants, in November 13° Car. covenanted by Charter-party, each with other; the Petitioners letting their Ship to Freight, at One Hundred and Fourscore Pounds per Month, for Fifteen Months, and so per Month if used longer, provided the same did not in the whole exceed One and Twenty Months; the Merchants for loading and paying the said Freight, with divers other reciprocal Covenants, as by the said Charter-party appeareth.
"In which said Month of November, the Merchants loaded the said Ship, and kept her in their Use, and making several Voyages with her at their Pleasure, for Fourty-four Months (being almost Two Years more than they ought), about which Time the Ship sunk, and perished in the Sea.
"The Petitioners, expecting their due Freight and Damages for their Ship, and often demanding the same, have been and still are delayed by the Merchants, upon divers seigned Pretences; and although, all Matters considered, the Merchants are responsal to them for above Ten Thousand Pounds, yet cannot they get One Penny thereof. The Petitioners brought their Action at Law upon the Charter-party in the Common Pleas; but for that the Evidence would prove intricate to a Jury, the Matter concerning the Course of Trading amongst Merchants, and that Court having but One Judge in Place to hear the Cause, they were advised to be Nonsuit rather than proceed at that Time.
"The Merchants having the Petitioners Money in their Hands (the Use whereof will more than maintain Law Suits), have brought Four several Actions against your Petitioners, upon the said Charter-party, in the Court of King's Bench, thinking by their Multiplicity of Actions to weary the Petitioners, whereas they might (if they had Cause) have included all in One Action. In the said Merchants Actions, divers Points will be considerable; as, whether the said Ship were firm and staunch according to the true Meaning of the Covenants, and what Damages they sustained if the Petitioners failed in any Part of Performance of their Covenant.
"The Debate of which Matters will require not only long Time for particular Examinations, but likewise Jurors experienced in Trade, for the true discerning of Matters of that Nature.
"The Petitioners, for a fair Decision of all the said Differences, have often heretofore desired the said Merchants to submit to a Reference to Merchants, and indifferently to be agreed on; or, if they will needs go on with Trial at Law, that then (by Consent) Merchants may be returned upon the Juries: But the said Merchants do utterly refuse either of those Courses; and, in the Actions brought by them in the King's Bench, have such Jurors returned for Trial as are not competent nor fit for Trial thereof, though otherwise, and for Matters within their Cognizance, they are Men of good Understanding.
"The Petitioners also have been, and still are, employed in the great Public Business of the Kingdom, and, by reason thereof, could not heretofore, nor yet can, attend the said private Law Suits, without neglecting the Public Occasions.
"The Premises considered, the Petitioners humbly desire your Lordships, that you would be pleased either to refer the said Matters to some Merchants of Quality, whom your Lordships shall think fit, to hear and determine the same:
"Or otherwise, to order the said Merchants to consent to some speedy Trial at Law, wherein indifferent Merchants of Quality may be returned for the Trial of the several Issues:
"Or else, that your Lordships would be pleased to recommend the same to such Merchants whom your Lordships shall think fit, to hear and report to your Lordships how they find the same; and that then your Lordships would be pleased to take the same into your Consideration, and finally determine the same as to your Lordships shall seem to stand with Equity and Justice.
"And your Petitioners shall pray, &c.
"And true it is, that after your Lordships made such Order, as is expressed in these Words:
"Die Mercurii, 15 Novembris, 1643.
"Upon the Report of the Lords Committees appointed to consider of the Petition of Mr. Alderman Langham and others, as also the Petition of John Limbery and others: It is Ordered, by the Lords in Parliament, That the Petition of the said Alderman Langham and others shall be retained here in this House, and that the Trial of Law shall go on; but this House doth reserve the Consideration of the Equity of the Cause, to give such Relief therein as shall stand with Equity after the Trial at Law; and if the Verdict pass for the Plaintiff at the Common Law, he may take Judgement, but shall stay taking forth Execution until this House shall give further Direction herein.
"But as to the said Petition and Order, these Defendants set forth, That they, these Defendants, conceive that the said Order, being made on the said Petition, doth or can reserve no Equity but what is contained in the said Petition; for it was not your Lordships Meaning to determine thereby that there was any Equity in the said Cause or Petition, and, under Favour, there is no Relief in Equity thereby desired; it being unheard-of, that any Cause at the Suit of the Plaintiff should be referred to be either tried or judged in any arbitrary Way, which was all that was desired by the Petition, except only the Matter for the Manner of the Trial, which was determined by your Lordships against the Complainants; and though it be determined against them, they insist on it again in this Petition.
"Secondly, the Defendants say, That the said Petition is, by subsequent Orders, at the Prayer and Intreaty of the Complainants themselves, dismissed this Honourable Court, as by the Orders of this Honourable House doth appear.
"Another new Matter is, That the Plaintiffs say, That there was a Proposition made by the Court of Chancery, for the final settling and ending of the Matter in an arbitrary Way, which took no Effect, through the Defendant Lymberye's Default: Which this Defendant faith, That, when the said Cause was depending in Chancery, some Course was propounded; but it was also promised by Alderman Langham solemnly to the Court, That no Mention should be of the said Proposition, or any Thing thereon, in any other Proceedings in any Court, whether the same took Effect or no; against which solemn Promise of his, he now alledgeth that the Default to be in the Defendant: So that this Defendant Lymbery saith, That he hath found the Alderman's Word and Ship both alike strong and staunch.
"And these Defendants say, That it is strange to them, to be pressed to give Satisfaction to such Pretences; it being, as these Defendants conceive, very unjust to alledge, that when a Man is in a Court of Justice for Justice, it should be pressed against them as a Fault or Disadvantage, that they chose Justice before an arbitrary Proceeding: But if it had been extrajudicial, and a voluntary Treaty of Parties, it had been something material to have been offered to consider. And these Defendants say, That in that Way these Defendants besought and laboured the Alderman before any Suit began, as appeareth by the Petition; but he refused, saying, That he would overthrow your Petitioner Lymbery in all Courts where he should come, and would undo him, and not leave him worth a Groat, and would spend Ten Thousand Pounds but he would have his Will of him: All which the Defendant Lymbery hath set forth upon his Oath, in his Answer to the Plaintiffs Bill in Chancery aforesaid.
"Touching the other Matter of a former Bill exhibited by these Defendants, to examine Witnesses, they being most Seamen, whereby these Defendants might be enabled for a Trial at Law; these Defendants confess the same, but conceive it no Way availeth the now Complainants, nor was any Offence in this Defendant.
"And touching the Decree in Chancery, these Defendants believe such Decree was had and made; but these Defendants conceive it gave more Relief to the now and then Complainants than it ought; and was, these Defendants conceive, erroneously pronounced against them, and without any Power or Jurisdiction in that Court to give or award any such Decree for a new Trial:
"1. First, For that the Ground of the said Decree is, That the Matter was difficult, and of Value; as if the Court of King's Bench might not without the Approbation of the Chancery try any Cause of Difficulty or Value.
"2. Secondly, Because, that being the Ground of the Decree, neither is the Difficulty cleared, nor the Value.
"3. Thirdly, Because, by a former Order, dated 10 April. 21° Car. and by which a Plea and Demurrer of these Defendants were over-ruled, the said Court did then order, That no Matter formerly in Issue should be examined to; and if any Examinations were thereon taken, to be suppressed; the Point of "strong and staunch," and the Damages by Breach of Covenant, being formerly in Issue in the former Cause; by which Order the Defendants, having a Verdict at Law in Point that the Ship was not staunch, were foreclosed to examine any Witnesses to support and maintain the Verdict; and then these Defendants do not nor can conceive that it could be just, to take away that Verdict by that Court, which, having debarred the Parties from Examination of the Justice and Truth thereof, did thereby also debar themselves to be informed of the Justice and Truth thereof; and the Verdict especially being subsequent to the former Examinations, those subsequent Proofs made at the Trial viva voce, which cleared the Pretences of the now Complainants against the Verdict, and answered fully the staying of the Ship so long, and all other the Plaintiffs Pretences of Merchants Customs, and other Things pretended by the now Complainants, could not possibly be used in Chancery, so as that Court condemned a Trial, having excluded all Means to be informed of the Goodness of it.
"Lastly, As to the said Decree, and all and every the Matters of the Petition now exhibited, the Defendants say, That, by an Act of Parliament, made 4 H. IVth, Cap. 23, it is Ordained and Established, That, after Judgement given in the Courts of our Lord the King, the Parties and their Heirs shall be thereof in Peace, until the Judgement be undone by Attaint or by Error, if there be Errors, as hath been used by the Laws in the Times of the King's Progenitors.
"And the Petitioner faith, That he having, as believeth, wrongfully, by Breach of Covenant, sustained Damages to the Value of Forty Thousand Pounds, did, to prepare for his Recovery, exhibit a Bill in Chancery against the Complainants, where the Matters were in Issue, material for the Defendants to prove, and for the now Complainants Defence, and were exhibited and published by Consent. Afterwards these Defendants did (which Way and no other they could go) bring their Action of Covenant. The Plaintiffs pleaded. The Defendants proceeded to Trial. The now Plaintiffs, nor any of them, were not furprized; all their Witnesses heard, and all their Allegations heard, being the very same which they now make, and by which, they confess in their now Petition, they hoped to be relieved at the said Trial. The Defendant Langham himself was willing to come to Trial, if his own Oath were true, when he swore, as he did in the King's Bench, in an Affidavit there filed, "That if Roger Marten, Master of the Ship Mary, then beyond Seas, and coming Home, were at Home, he was willing and ready to go on to the said Trial;" upon which, the Trial was put off until the Return of the said Martin; and after, the Trial was had by Consent, and the said Roger Marten was present at the Trial, and heard as a Witness; after all which, and Eleven Hours Evidence, these Defendants had a Verdict; and at length, and before any Answer in Chancery made, had Judgement, as by the Records appeareth.
"And there is no Penalty in Question, but bare Damages; nor no Matter alledged but what was triable at Law, and at Law only.
"And therefore, and for that these Defendants set forth the said Statute by Way of Answer in Chancery, and relied thereon, and do still rely thereon, these Defendants conceive, that, by the Law of the Land, and by the said Statute, the Chancery had no Jurisdiction of the said Cause, nor any the Matters now alledged as Grounds of Relief in Equity.
"All which these Defendants aver; which these Defendants conceive they may with more Confidence alledge, having,
"1. First, An Act of Parliament with them.
"2. Secondly, The Constructions and Resolutions of the former and Reverend Judges of the Law.
"3. And Thirdly, A Certificate of all the present Judges, and divers printed Authorities ancient and late with them; and nothing against them, but an Opinion of some Practicers and Favourites of that Time of the Chancery, which was unduly gained and made, and gotten in a worse Way than the Opinions of Ship-money and the like, and yet, when examined, cannot be applied to the Case in Question.
"As to the Plaintiffs Allegation, That they can have but One Matter to plead at Law;
"These Defendants conceive, that, when they have well advised with their Counsel, they will find that they have no other Matter to plead but what Alderman Langham did plead, nor to give in Evidence but such as he did give in Evidence; and therefore is rather a Complaint against the Law itself than these Defendants, and will be wanting in no Case if it may be admitted, and is no Ground in Equity at all, for the Defendant by Law must at his Peril make Choice of a true and sufficient Plea: And this is a Rule in every Cause, and is a Ground of much Reason, Certainty and Good to the Subject; and, if otherwise, must be altered by Act of Parliament, and not otherwise.
"And the Complainant hath pleaded at Law to an Action of Debt upon the Judgement, brought by these Defendants Payment, whereupon these Defendants have taken Issue; and if the Complainant's own Plea be true, he need not thus to vex these Defendants, and trouble your Lordships.
"And whereas the Complainants say, They have no Remedy for their Damages at Law, because their Freight is to be paid at the Ship's Return, which never returned; their Counsel well know, That, if the Default of the Ship's not returning were in themselves, then have they no Cause of Freight; and if it were in the Defendants, the Complainants have Remedy, for then there is another Covenant broken, for the Defendants not returning the Ship within the Time; on which Branch of Covenant, the Complainants whole Damages for Freight were properly inquirable; and when Men have made Covenants and Agreements, it is too late however to seek to the Parliament to amend them: And in Truth this Complainant did give the Matter now insisted on in Evidence to the Jury, to abate the now Defendants Damages at Law; and there was, these Defendants believe, Consideration had thereof, so far as in Justice ought to be.
"Lastly, Touching the Two Thousand Pounds Costs awarded to be paid by the Complainants, the same was so awarded and received; and the Defendants did draw up a Declaration, to which the Complainants were required to plead, and refused to plead; and so the Cause in that Behalf, why a new Trial was not had, was his own Default: But these Defendants conceive that they may justly, and do insist upon it here, that they ought not to be concluded by the said Decree to go to a new Trial by Decree of that Court, that Court being disabled to examine the Matters therein complained, and having foreclosed themselves as aforesaid to examine the Matter of the said Trial; and when the Defendants shall disobey the Order of that Honourable Court ordering a new Trial, it will be then, if ever, proper for the Complainants in that Behalf to complain to that Court, in Case of Disobedience, if any be, of which there is not as yet any Complaint against these Defendants.
"All which these Defendants do aver; and humbly pray to be dismissed, with exemplary Costs, for this their unjust Vexation.
"Ol. St. John.
"Bulstrode Whitelock."
Order for Mr. Lock to be Comptroller of the Customs at Southampton.
"The Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament do nominate and appoint Mathew Locke Gentleman, to be Comptroller of the Customs, in the Port of Southampton, cum Membris; and that the Committee for the Navy and Customs do take Care that he be placed in the said Place accordingly."
Ordinance to bring in the Duty for Relief of the Captives at Algier.
"Ordered, by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, That it be referred to the former several Committees appointed to consider of bringing in the Duty of One per Cent. for Redemption of the Captives of Algier, to call all such Persons before them that do owe any Monies upon Bonds or otherwise for that Duty, and require them to pay the One Fourth of that Duty (according to the Ordinance in that Behalf) within the Space of Forty Days next ensuing; and that such as shall not pay the said Fourth within the said Space of Forty Days as aforesaid, that the said Committee do transmit their Bonds into the Court of Exchequer, to be proceeded upon according to Law, and levied according to the Course of the said Court."
House adjourned till 10a cras.


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Oh, and we've passed the 3-hour mark, for those of you still alive in your Lockout Doomsday Pool.
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Wow Didn't think about all those people who really are out of jobs. Sorry bout the lockout tweet. Mainly for ball fans who miss ball!!
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Would be nice to think both NBA union and owners at least reached agreement on Amar'e's use of apostrophes.
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Amar'e Stoudemire leaves, but meetings still ongoing: "So far, we're making progress, which is great."
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Amar'e Stoudemire just left the labor meeting.
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So we're officially in "not as bad" territory. Which is nice.
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Once again, Stern's quote from yesterday: "if it's a very short meeting, that's bad. And if it's a very long meeting, that's not as bad."
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We have reached the 2-hour mark at NBA lockout central, which I would say qualifies this as not a short meeting. Not long yet, but not short
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I'm not putting much into Amar'e's take. Baron Davis' update on Saturday was that things were going well, then officials came out and said very little progress was made.
Well considering half of us were thinking that things were going to go horribly wrong by now.... it technically is progress.
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#NBA talks going on four hours. I'm still here, though worried about @ChrisMannixSI, who is shadow boxing on the reception desk.
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I just have to say that I've been coming here to get my lockout news and updates during the meetings. So kudos to those of you who post the tweets and thank you very much.
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Jerry Buss leaving labor meeting.
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Jerry Buss just left. Not sure if that means we're winding down or not. No official word from either side.
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Labor meeting has ended.
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Obviously there's no deal because there would be a joint press conference, but nobody expected a deal to be struck today. But progress...
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Someone in NBA meetings just told me they made a little progress today but still have a long way to go before a deal
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Hunter: Players' concession was over $200 million a year and owners talked about a $300 million annual loss.
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Asked if nearing last resort of decertification, Hunter says, "Clearly that's something we may have to give some thought to."
The players have played their cards very well today. This is exactly how to turn the tide against the ownership. They come across as compromising and conciliatory and wanting to come to the table in earnest.
"They are the employers and we are the employees"
Perfectly done, IMO.
Chris Mannix: Garnett is literally staring down every reporter who asks a question.
Well that sounds good...KBergCBS Ken Berger
Fisher on whether players would accept 50 percent, he says he needs to "ask our players."
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Hunter: "Our guys have indicated a willingness to lose games."
If owners wanted 50/50 then why did they offer 47?KBergCBS Ken Berger
Hunter said owners wanted a 50-50 split with $300 million of expenses deducted, which makes it $
The problem for players is that the owners can say, "This is how much it takes to run league and this is how much we intend to make as a reasonable profit." All the players can say is, "This is how much we used to make and we don't want to give it up." It's not a strong position to be in, but I think they intend to be oblivious to this point.
We're not going to see pro basketball this year.
Oh boy.David Aldridge: Hunter: "the thought among some of the owners is as soon as the players miss a check, they'll cave." now
Edit: Looks like DA left off the end.
Kate Fagan: Hunter says thought among some of owners is that as soon as the players start missing checks, they'll cave. Hunter says players will dig in. now
50/50 makes sense of course, but neither side wants to get there until the other side concedes something.


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Will the FTC be privacy guardians after all?
The issue at hand is whether or not the FTC should handle these data-privacy cases in its own administrative court or if they should be brought to federal court.
Attorneys advise businesses to stay the course after oral arguments on Obamacare case
Companies in certain sectors, such as hospitality, restaurants, entertainment and some retail, may view the language used in the upcoming decision on the Affordable Care Act more significantly than others because of its impact on their costs.
What's on the EEOC's radar in 2015? (Part 2)
In this installment, Beemer will discuss how the EEOC will consider matters such as transgender identification and employer-sponsored wellness programs.
Justice Department requests stay of immigration ruling
A heated dispute over President's Obama's immigration plan may soon wind up in federal appeals court if an emergency stay is not approved.
Debate continues on IEEE rule changes
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has changed its bylaws related to licensing and a controversy has erupted.
White House suffers setback on immigration plan after ruling by Texas judge
A new ruling by a Texas federal judge on President Obama's immigration initiative has irritated the White House and the Department of Justice is planning to appeal.
Understanding the False Claims Act: Know when it applies and when to be thankful it doesn't
Ensure your department and any compliance function of your company is well aware of the FCA if your business touches the health care industry or federal government payors.
Obama to announce executive order to have companies share more cybersecurity information
President Obama is looking to encourage the establishment of information sharing and analysis organizations (ISAOs) to help companies share information about the threats.
SEC releases more documents on cybersecurity as Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center opens
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|I can't think of another OW of this quality within several hours driving. Classic overhanging bomb bay start with almost 80ft of excellent 10- OW above. Excellent vision, Aaron!
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|What is pg13 about this route?
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From: The Dungeon, NM
Nov 3, 2008
rating: 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c
|Steven, I think the PG13 is because it is unprotected (but not too tough) off the belay entering the bombay slot before you get a #6 Camalot in, but the hardest crux moves are well-protected by the #6 cam. The last face climbing section to the chains is also heady (5.9 or 5.10-?), especially after the thrashing you just experienced, but a fall would be clean. I also think that the crux of this climb is easier if you're scrawny like myself because you can get farther into the narrow part of the slot. Super fun.
By Aaron Miller
From: Santa Fe, NM
Apr 3, 2009
Moving from the nice bolted belay, one steps down a touch to reach the crack so a fall wouldn't be too bad as long as your #6 went in soon. I alos bring an old #5 and ditch it in the back to keep the rope at bay early on.
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Google+ is the hot new social network from Google that features the option to not only share what you're doing, reading, or thinking, but also pictures, too. You can upload photos to Google+, which will essentially become a part of your Picasa (soon to be renamed Google Photos) account. You can upload pictures directly from your desktop, or by phone. If you have an Android, uploading photos to Google Photos to share on Google+ is easy with the Google+ app for Android. If you have an iPhone, however, this is a little more tricky as Apple has not yet approved the Google+ app for iOS.
To upload pictures to Picasa from your iPhone for free — since it would be silly to pay any money to use such a feature considering Google+ is free — you have a few options. You could email your photos by setting up your Picasa account at http://picasaweb.google.com/ to allow you to upload photos by email. Just log in, click the gear icon, then the General tab. Then, check the box Allow me to upload photos by email and save the email address in your phone. You can then just email the photos from your iPhone to Picasa using this email address, which will show up in your Google+ profile.
You could also download an app for your iPhone to help upload pictures to Picasa directly from your iPhone. One app I really like is My Picasso, free from the iTunes App Store. It allows you to browse your Picasa albums and batch upload photos from your iPhone to the Picasa album of your choice. You can also move or delete photos from your albums with My Picasso. There is unfortunately no way to create a new album with My Picasso. Another good app (also free) that can help upload pictures to Picasa from your iPhone is PixUp. This app is slightly older and doesn't have many advanced features, such as batch uploads, but it does offer the ability to upload a photo to not only Picasa, but also Facebook and Flickr a with just a few extra taps.
These are just a few ways you can upload pictures to Picasa and Google+ from your iPhone — at least until an official Google+ app is available for the iPhone. Let us know what you think about these ideas, or if you have any others, in the comments.


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Multiple recruiting outlets – including CBS' Jeff Borzello – are reporting that Kyle Anderson, Scout.com's No. 4 overall prospect, is UCLA's to lose going into his verbal announcement tomorrow.
Getting Jordan Adams is very nice, adding a skyrocketing Dominic Artis is very, very nice, but a commitment from Anderson would really change things for UCLA. Anderson is an incredible college prospect, a 6-8, 215-pound Swiss army knife, with the ability to play multiple positions at plus-plus level. Pairing the long, lithe Anderson with the ultra-quick and shifty Artis would give UCLA incredible options at point guard going forward. Anderson's versatility could be what takes the Bruins over the top at some point, though Arizona's class is becoming incredibly strong, too.
Then there's the ancillary benefits, otherwise known as Shabazz Muhammad. Muhammad and Anderson have talked publicly about a desire to play together in college as their friendship has grown, and while UCLA is already in a good spot for Muhammad – but not a sure thing, with hometown UNLV presenting a threat – but certainly this is another reason for Bruin fans to smile.


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The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Review by ThePenguin56
"You'll be mentally damaged beyond repair within ten minutes, guaranteed!"
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask might be the most highly controversial game in the Zelda series. Many praise Majora's Mask for its unique storyline and particular difficulty. But this game has its fair share of flaws and frustrations.
Majora's Mask is the direct sequel to Ocarina of Time. It takes place not in the usual Hyrule, but in its apparent opposite, Termina. Zelda is completely uninvolved in the game, and instead the main problem here is that the Skull Kid from Ocarina of Time has acquired the evil Majora's Mask and brought havoc down upon the game's main city, Clock Town. You have three days to awaken four giants from the game's four dungeons and stop the moon from crashing into Clock Town. Time travel once again takes an important role in the game you'll be going back and forth from the latter days to the first day throughout the course of the game. While this is a very creative, unique and stimulating storyline, traveling back to the first day and losing progress every ten seconds is very repetitive and tedious. Nonetheless, it's a great storyline that, like Ocarina of Time, seems movie-worthy.
Oh dear. Where to begin? For one, the game is laden with cut scenes, most of which are entirely unnecessary. Cutscenes play every time you attach a mask. Several conversational cutscenes take place when you talk to a normal civilian. And let's not forget the cutscenes that play when you slow down, speed up or travel back in time. These are all incredibly repetitive and annoying, given the sheer number of times that you use these functions. Then there's traveling back in time itself good grief. In order to complete the game entirely, you're forced to reset time dozens of times if you don't know exactly what you're doing, which means you get the same cutscene, you go back to the same place, and you're forced to do many of the first few sidequests every time you reset time. In fact, to get one- piece of heart, you're required to acquire 5,000 rupees. This involves resetting time at least 50 times if you're doing it early in the game to acquire the same silver rupee the same way. The difficulty in Majora's Mask is beyond any other Zelda. Enemies are faster and do more damage than in its predecessor. The added challenge seems a tad on the extreme side. Game play doesn't follow much logical progression either moving along in dungeons and even outside of dungeons practically requires ESP. It seems like much of the game can't be completed without a walkthrough (was this game made for GameFAQs?). And now, finally, quite possibly the most horribly broken part of Majora's Mask's gameplay, the controls. Using a Gamecube controller in this version is even more horrifyingly fiddly than on the N64. L-targeting latches you onto an enemy even when you don't hold down the button; this is deadly if you find yourself between multiple enemies. If you accidentally target the wrong one, which is entirely possible, it'll be like tug-of-war trying to tear yourself off to target the intended enemy.
Graphics in Majora's Mask are virtually identical to those in Ocarina of time. The atmosphere is appropriately dark and gloomy, and it creates a perfect feeling of depression and impending doom that fits the game perfectly. A few faces are disfigured here and there, and running motions are a tad awkward, however, meaning the visuals definitely aren't perfect.
The music in Majora's Mask is best described as awful in comparison to other Zelda games. It's awfully repetitive and annoying otherwise the Woodfall Temple is particularly piercing, with a periodic chant that'll drive you into insanity. Some areas seem to have no emotion in their music whatsoever, like the Snowhead Temple, which consists of only a few notes on a keyboard here and there. Overall, the music is, to say the least, repetitive and disappointing for a Zelda game.
With the repetitive nature of the gameplay and the fact that there are only four dungeons, playing Majora's Mask a second time might not be much of a rewarding experience. Nonetheless, it's a Zelda game, meaning that you can complete the game with just about any special exceptions, like three-heart runs or speed runs.
Majora's Mask is, to say the least, a mixed bag. While it's unique and the graphics are good, the gameplay is repetitive, and so is the music. The difficulty makes it the muscular older brother of the Zelda series, which is a nice change of pace for some, but for those aiming for sanity, Majora's Mask might be something to avoid.
Reviewer's Rating: 3.5 - Good
Originally Posted: 07/08/11, Updated 07/19/11
Game Release: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (US, 05/18/09)
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At the end of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Richard Dreyfus got on the alien spaceship leaving us to imagine what happened next. In the first season finale of "Falling Skies," Noah Wyle got on the spaceship, and now we get to find out what happens next.
To promote the return of "Falling Skies" to TNT, Wyle met with journalists at Zoic Studios, the visual effects company that designs the show's aliens. "Falling Skies" returns this Sunday, June 17 at 9pm.
CraveOnline: Was the season finale like your Close Encounters moment where you get on the spaceship?
Noah Wyle: That was it. That was a little homage to the dreams of my youth. Yeah, I was thinking about that moment last night, thinking how I was able to justify it by being teased with information about my kids which is Tom Mason's Achilles heel. I called Will Patton up and said, "How did you justify that moment? You let me get on that ship?" He said, "Man, I was playing some kind of alien hypnosis, like they had me in a trance or something." It was hard for him to play.
CraveOnline: What electronics would be the hardest to give up if the invasion happened?
Noah Wyle: I'd do quite well without these gadgets.
CraveOnline: Is there one you'd miss?
Noah Wyle: Skype. It kept me in touch with my children in the five months that we were in Vancouver, Canada. I can't imagine having to do that without it.
CraveOnline: How does coming back after the three months on the ship compare with the backstory of the 9 months after the invasion in the pilot?
Noah Wyle: Well, walking onto the ship proves to be a really horrible decision and one that he regrets for most of the second season, and he's led off inexplicably far from where the second Massachusetts is and has to make a sort of pilgrimage to get back to the group.
All the while he's wondering and playing these questions about why did they let him go and if he does find the group, is he going to be a security risk? Is he going to be liability? Is he changed somehow? What's he going to find if he does find them? Will his kids still be alive? Will Anne still be alive? Is there still a second Massachusetts?
So the backstory before the pilot, at least his family was intact. They lost their mother but the kids were all alive and in my care. This was much more of feeling very isolated and very much alone.
CraveOnline: Will it be like "Homeland" where your character is suspect for his time with the aliens?
Noah Wyle: For the first couple episodes and then that kind of dissipates a bit, although I haven't really seen "Homeland" so I can't make a fair comparison but that's the gist of the first couple episodes is they have to find that trust again.
CraveOnline: How is it different playing the lead to the ensemble of "ER?" Do you prepare differently like working out?
Noah Wyle: Yeah, "ER" was a sort of atypical experience because I started off fairly low on that call sheet and then inherited the show as other characters defected so it was different to come into a series top of the call sheet. And it presented a challenge that I was curious to see how I would do under.
It's different. It's sobering to feel like the old guard with a very young ensemble after having been the young guy in a very old ensemble. In terms of physical preparation I did unfortunately very little. I don't think I ever quite understood the physical demands that this show was going to have. So I made a pretense of doing a couple sit-ups and pushups before we started.
CraveOnline: Now that you're getting older do you have to do more physical prep?
Noah Wyle: The show is physically demanding. We carry these really heavy machine guns around with us all day long. It's a bit of a workout in itself. Because some of us are trying to adopt the post-apocalyptic diet and thin ourselves out a bit, we stay away from the craft service table and eat less and work more. So far so good, it's working.
CraveOnline: What's the most extreme situation you experienced in real life?
Noah Wyle: I did some work in the mid '90s with a medical relief organization and spent some time in a refugee camp in Macedonia during the war in Kosovo. It got a little tense.
CraveOnline: Was it "ER" that made you more interested in medical causes?
Noah Wyle: Well, it's directly because of "ER" but in an indirect way. We used to shoot a lot of the show in Chicago. I met a guy 17 years ago named Tim Sullivan who is a longstanding member and soldier in this organization called ADAPT which is a national organization that has a very strong chapter in Chicago.
When I was doing the press tour for this show last year I had dinner with him in Chicago. I've supported them financially in the past and he asked if I'd be a participant in the fun run that they had scheduled for D.C. and the following subsequent action that they knew we were going to stage in front of the Congressional office buildings. So it came about because of an "ER" association.
CraveOnline: How grueling is the show to shoot and the locations? How does that affect the cast relationships?
Noah Wyle: This is a show that would be no fun to shoot in Los Angeles, that's for sure. The fact that we're all on location away from our comfort zones and family goes a long way to fostering a sense of camaraderie. The more deplorable the conditions, the colder it is, the wetter it is, the longer the day, the more that it just sort of solidifies the bond and we all look back after the fact and go, "Hey, remember that night?"
Actors have to get to know each other very quickly and at an accelerated rate to build up a certain trust and affinity for each other anyway. That just gets amplified in these type of situations.
CraveOnline: How much do Tom's political history lessons play into the second season?
Noah Wyle: Less. It pops up now and again but we wanted to make sure that it wasn't becoming a punchline, that every time there was an engagement he would go, "Well, you know this reminds me of the Peloponnesian War." But because we establish that he looks at situations for their historical precedent in order to inform his decision making tactically in the moment, we didn't really have to go to that well too often in the second season. It was pretty evident.
CraveOnline: How does the emotion of Ben fit into the new season?
Noah Wyle: When we last left that young hero, he had been harnessed and the harness had been successfully removed but it still had some residual effect. It seemed to be mutating him in an odd fashion. When we meet him this season, he's been a completely redefined character. He's got more physical prowess. He seems to have almost an ESP sense of where to find the aliens and how to dispatch them.
He's become a very effective alien fighter. And he's got a lot of misgivings and awkwardness about how he relates to the other people in the group who, while he serves a very valuable purpose, also serves as a reminder that he's not quite human and we don't know where this evolution is going to lead us. That becomes one of the dominant themes of the second season. His character in particular becomes a dominant theme in the second season.
CraveOnline: What have you realized about your survival skills doing this show?
Noah Wyle: How cowardly I really am.
CraveOnline: What are the basic steps you need to follow in an alien invasion?
Noah Wyle: Stop, drop and roll? No, that's fire. I have not idea how to answer that question about a real alien invasion.
CraveOnline: Have the alien battles gotten harder this year?
Noah Wyle: There's no room for ambiguity anymore. I think when Tom gets off the spaceship, he realizes there's no peace to be brokered, there's no negotiation to be had and there's no future for anybody until this threat's been eradicated or lifted. So nobody's harboring any sense of hope any longer. It's a fight to the last man on the last stand.
CraveOnline: What feedback do you get from Spielberg?
Noah Wyle: They're not direct, but we receive his notes and he hears our suggestion and it sort of works communally that way. It's still amazing to me and incredibly gratifying that he's as involved in every level of production as he is from shaping the scripts to casting to watching all of our dailies, making editorial suggestions on the episodes and certainly spending a lot of time in this place doing the design board for the post production.
It gives you great confidence to know that your work is being given over to the most masterful storyteller of the 20th century and that he's at the helm helps certainly in terms of selling the show but creatively also gives you a good safety net to work under.
CraveOnline: Have you met a different kind of fan from the sci-fi community than you have from "ER?"
Noah Wyle: It's not as different as you would think. Fans are fans. People that tune into watch work tap into different themes. There were a lot of different kinds of fans on "ER." Some would really like the medicine, some really tuned in for the soap opera of the characters. I find the same is true with this show.
Some watch it for the spaceships and aliens. Others kind of hook into the family aspect of the show or the what if scenario aspect of the show. They tend to be in costume more often than the average "ER" fans but aside from that, they seem pretty similar.
CraveOnline: Have you heard from George Clooney since your arrest?
Noah Wyle: Yeah, he texted me and offered to bail me.
CraveOnline: Do you believe in aliens?
Noah Wyle: I don't know. I think like we'd be a little hubris filled to think that we were the only intelligent life in the universe. Who am I to argue with Stephen Hawking who thought similarly? But I haven't seen them yet.


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I am 24 , 5 4' and 125lbs pre op. with 295 cc gummy bear implants.
How Often Should You Be Up Walking Around 4 Days Post Op Tummy Tuck and Breast Augmentation?
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Minimal Activity for Two Weeks Following Mommy Makeover
The mommy makeover is one of the larger procedures performed in cosmetic surgery. Following this procedure, the resumption of physical activity is extremely important to the recovery process.
In most cases, we recommend minimal activity for about two weeks following this procedure, and during this period, light activities such as bathroom and kitchen privileges are acceptable but nothing more strenuous.
An effort should be made to ambulate at least every four hours following surgery. This minimizes the potential for lower extremity blood clots and their associated health risks. After two weeks, patients can slowly resume most activities expect those that involve strenuous exertion. After six weeks, patients should be able to resume all of their normal activities including strenuous exertion and heavy lifting.
How Much Walking 4 Days after Mommy Makeover?
Promoting circulation after mommy makeover is helpful for preventing the development of blood clots in your legs. Ambulating around your home every 2 hours or so is helpful in this regard. I do not recommend walking miles in the early postoperative period particularly if liposuction is performed - risk for fluid collection and increased swelling is increased.
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Dr Dhaval PatelDouble Board Certified Plastic SurgeonChicago Hoffman Estates Oak Brook
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Walking around after surgery
Your surgeon should have also provided you with instructions on activity. Please follow them.
Learn more: http://www.myplasticsurgeon.ca/
4 days after breast augmentation and tummy tuck, it's best to be up and walking a lot.
Pulmonary complications are much less in ambulatory patients. I encourage may patients to resume normal daily activity as soon as they can.
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Walking after surgery
Hello Littlemisssunshine, thanks for the question! It's very important to get up and walk every few hours after surgery, especially after a tummy tuck. You want to keep the blood flowing in your legs.
I hope that helps and wish you all the best!
Walking after tummy tuck
I recommend getting up to walk every few hours. When you are in bed move your legs and knees frequently. This is all done to prevent blood clots.
Learn more: http://www.cosmeticsurgerybaltimore.com/
Waliking is good after Mommy makeover
Yes, walk walk walk. This is a key time to avoid getting what we call clots or DVT in the calves/legs. You should try to walk around very 4-5 hours, this does not mean long distances just short walks around the house. As you become more comfortable you should increase the frequency and duration. Additionally deep breathing excercises should be done 10 x an hour every hour that you are awake. I hope this helps.
Decreasing The Chance Of Clots In Legs Post Mommy Makeover
4 days after having a Mommy Makeover, you should be able to lie flat in bed, not needing to be in the lawn chair position any longer. In my practice, the breast drains are normally removed at 24 hours and the 3 abdominoplasty drains are normally removed at 72 hours. Therefore, by the 4th day, ambulation (walking around) should be relatively easy. I recommend getting up and walking around the living room or any other room every 4 hours, and be sure to flex and extend your feet, and possibly rotate them, every hour to decrease the chance of clot formations in the veins of the calf.
Of course, don't cross your legs and don't cross your feet as you are in a hypercoagulable state this early after surgery, and venous stasis caused by crossing legs or feet could easily lead to clotting. On the other hand, post operative exercising does not mean doing push ups or overdoing it in the first 5 days or this could lead to bleeding, a hematoma and unnecessary revisionary surgery.
Walking after Mommy Makeover?
Congratulations on having undergone the "mommy makeover" procedure. I advise my patients to ambulate several times a day post operatively, concentrate on deep breathing, and move the lower extremities hourly while sitting/reclined.
Best wishes.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_mommyMakeover.htm
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Wonderful to see soap stars branching out and doing musicals and appearing on stage. For Bobby Steggert, (Ex-Sam Grey of All My Children), he is not only brilliantly dazzling, but totally lights up the stage starring as Will in "Big Fish" the musical in Chicago thru May 5th.
The show is not only rich in story, but the sets, music, lighting, and the cast just illuminates. Tony Award winner, Norbert Leo Buts stars as Edward Bloom, Tony nominee Kate Baldwin, as Sandra Bloom, and Tony nominee, Bobby Steggert as son, Will.
"Big Fish: A Novel of Mythic Proportions" started as a book, and in 2003 was turned into a movie starring, Albert Finney, Jessica Lange, and Billy Crudup. It took about three years to turn it into a musical.
"Big Fish" is the fantasy story about a boy and his dad. It goes through various stages of their lives with the son always trying to explore the true meaning behind his father with twists and turns along the way.
The show has been playing to packed audiences and each performance receives a thunderous standing ovation. The show is pre-Broadway bound and set to open on the Great White Way in the fall.
Steggert's performance is second to none and the entire cast of 27 performers is just mesmerizing from beginning to end. You will go from the bedroom to the circus, to the University, and see the breath taking daffodils fill the stage, and the orchestra is jubilant and vibrant.
Steggert takes to the stage and without it, one can say he'd be like a fish out of water. Having appeared in many plays like the Broadway revival of 110 in the Shade along side Audra Mc Donald. He appeared in The Minister's Wife, Yank!, The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island, Master Harold... and the boys, to name a few of his many accomplishments.
Steggert said that he is thrilled to be in the show and just loves it. "I love the audience and just the thrill to be in it,"
"Big Fish" the Musical is thoughtfully choreographed by Susan Stoman who's talent of turning the stage into a magical fantasy is something to see. Seeing the stage turn into the ocean is remarkable, not to mention the mermaid.
Steggert agrees with the stage, and the stage agrees with him. Soapdom wants to know would you ever go back to soaps? "No soaps. Just love what I'm doing. You never know in this business."
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BUFFALO, N.Y., March 12, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Synacor Inc. (Nasdaq:SYNC), the leading provider of next-gen startpages, TV Everywhere solutions and cloud-based Identity Management (IDM) services across multiple devices for cable, satellite, telecom and consumer electronics companies, today announced it has formed a joint venture with Maxit Technology Inc., a leading intelligent Internet platform company based in Beijing, to expand Synacor services to China. The joint venture, part of Synacor's international growth strategy, will be known as Synacor China Limited, and it will apply for registration in China as Beijing Xing Mai Technology Limited. Both parties will own 50% of the joint venture. Under the terms of the agreement, Synacor and Maxit will both license certain intellectual property, and Synacor will provide capabilities and resources to the joint venture and an investment commitment of $2 million over two years. The joint venture will combine Synacor's expertise in next-gen startpages, email, messaging services, and cross-platform solutions for PCs, tablets and smartphones with Maxit's expertise in telecommunications, analytics and experience with China's largest telecom operators. Synacor will leverage the benefits of its search and display advertising and subscription-based business model developed in North America and deploy it into the China market. The CEO of the joint venture will be Dr. Sean Wang. Dr. Wang is the Chairman and CEO of Maxit Technology Inc., and was previously the CEO of Dragontech Ventures, a venture capital firm he co-founded in 2000. Wang, who was formerly on the faculty of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Victoria, Canada where he received his Ph.D., also has experience as an investment banker at China International Capital Corporation and Nikko Securities. Dr. Wang and Mei Deng, Ph.D., a Maxit board member, will represent Maxit on the joint venture's board of directors. Synacor will be represented on the board by the following executives of Synacor: Ron Frankel, CEO; George Chamoun, Executive VP; and Bill Stuart, CFO.
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Us Rating: ** 1/2
With the election heating up, this ambitious six-hour series about a powerful, Clinton-esque family is certainly timely. In the Hillary slot: hard-nosed yet conscientious Elaine Barrish Hammond (Sigourney Weaver), a former first lady, now divorced, who serves as secretary of state under a new president (Adrian Pasdar).
The unerring actress clearly relishes the role, especially as Elaine tackles a hostage crisis. In fact, the political maneuvering is consistently well-drawn. If only the rest of Animals roared with such excitement.
The subplots, including her feud with a hungry reporter (Carla Gugino), are too many and too familiar. Elaine's son and chief of staff, Douglas (James Wolk), has a fiancee with a secret, while his gay twin, T.J. (Sebastian Stan), is an addict.
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Estimates range from 100,00 to 300,000 children who are being sexually exploited each year in the US and worldwide the number is close to 1.2 million sexually exploited children according to Unicef. In the US young victims are often charged with a crime and taken to Juvenile Hall in order to be in a secure environment. The Department of Justice estimates the most frequent age entry into the commercial sex industry in the United States is 12-14 years old. Abroad victims have been found as young as 5 years old. Traffickers sell women and children online everyday. Pimps use violence and coercion to commercially sexually exploit young girls.
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Dust off your history books, garden state rockers Titus Andronicus are back. The Monitor, the follow-up to their well-received 2008 debut The Airing of Grievances, is due March 9 via XL Recordings. The release coincides with the 148th anniversary of the Battle of Hampton Roads, in which the U.S.S. Monitor and the C.S.S. Virginia fought off the coast of Virginia.
You might be asking what a Civil War battle has to do with an indie rock record, and those concerns are not unfounded. Patrick Stickles, lead singer/songwriter, describes the album as "sort of" a concept album about the Civil War, clarifying that "Really, it is a record about how the conflicts that led our nation into that great calamity remain unresolved, and the effect that this ongoing division has on our personal relationships and our behavior and how they're all out to get us (or maybe not?) and yadda yadda yadda." Sounds light and jaunty.
The Monitor was recorded in August of 2009 by Greg Calbi in New Paltz, NY and includes guest appearances from members of The Hold Steady, Ponytail, Vivian Girls, and Wye Oak.
Expect a tour closer to the album's release date (some dates are announced at the band's MySpace), as well as a 7-inch of lead single "Four Score and Seven" (split over the A-side and B-side) on February 9.
The Monitor tracklisting:
01. A More Perfect Union
02. Titus Andronicus Forever
03. No Future Part Three: Escape From No Future
04. Richard II
05. A Pot In Which To Piss
06. Four Score And Seven
07. Theme From "Cheers"
08. To Old Friends And New
09. …And Ever
10. The Battle Of Hampton Roads
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DENVILLE, N.J. (AP) — The daughter of a prominent New Jersey Republican Party leader who was killed by her husband before he committed suicide says her parents were experiencing "enormous stress" in recent weeks.
Lorraine "Lori" Bramhall tells The Daily Record of Parsippany that John Bramhall believed his wife of 54 years was suffering from dementia.
She says her estranged father had obtained domestic violence restraining orders against her and three of her adult children Wednesday, the day before her parents died. Those orders were dismissed Friday.
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Internet, Email Force USPS to Cut Saturday First-Class Deliveries Starting August 1
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It will save USPS $2 billion annually
Many aspects of our lives have made a
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over the last decade or so. We no longer rent physical movies from the video store; we watch them on Netflix or Hulu. We no longer get subscriptions for or pick up the daily newspaper; we read the news online. We don't run to the bank as often for daily finances; we jump on our smartphone, tablet or computer for online banking.
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is seeing these shifts in technology as well, but
can't seem to keep up
. Many letters, bills, etc. can now be sent electronically rather than through the mail. Hence, in an effort to save some serious money, USPS will no longer deliver mail on Saturdays starting August 1, 2013.
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down to five days per week will save USPS about $2 billion annually. For fiscal 2012, USPS saw a net loss of $15.9 billion (three times the loss record one year previous).
While mail delivery is getting axed, USPS plans to continue package delivery on Saturdays since this particular area has seen a 14 percent increase since 2010. Mail will also still be delivered to P.O. boxes six days per week as well.
In addition, post offices will remain open on Saturdays to allow customers to drop mail/packages off, access post office boxes or buy postage stamps -- although hours will likely be cut.
USPS is expected to give an official announcement today without explicit congressional approval. Lawmakers have said this approval is necessary for a change like cutting Saturday mail delivery, but the USPS is arguing this claim.
As far as the American people go, USPS expects some opposition from those like rural communities that worry a change in scheduling could make low-cost deliveries of items like medication a thing of the past, and publishers who will have to adjust schedules with publication deadlines.
Just last month, it was reported that
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However, Paul Vogel, president of digital solutions at USPS, revealed that his office is like "a San Jose startup," with only 15 Android/Apple developers, consultants coming and going, one computer and his BlackBerry smartphone. Technological restrictions make upgrading hard to come by.
A few other major obstacles are legislation needed to get permission for new digital products, the USPS' huge instruction manual for just handful of current products (adding digital products and security certifications would turn that 1,500 page book into something unimaginable), and USPS' losses of nearly $16 billion last year led to legislative proposals to
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Isaac Bear Early College High School
Isaac Bear Early College High School opened in the fall of 2006 as a partnership between the North Carolina New Schools Project, New Hanover County Schools and the University of North Carolina Wilmington. As an early college high school, students participate in an accelerated high school education program which offers honors courses to prepare students for the rigor of college.
In the first two years of the program, students complete their required high school courses to prepare them to take courses at the university. In the final two years of the program, students will take courses at UNCW with the support of the staff at Isaac Bear Early College High School. Successful students will graduate from this program with a high school diploma and up to 60 college credits.
Isaac Bear Early College (IBEC) High School is a New Hanover County High School, and is neither a department nor a division of UNCW. However, New Hanover County Schools and UNCW have signed an agreement and intend to align both talent and resources as appropriate and practicable to promote the Isaac Bear mission. IBEC is located on the UNCW campus on MacMillan Avenue (campus map).
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The North Carolina Department of Instruction recognized the Isaac Bear Early College High School. IBEC was selected as North Carolina's high school division winner for the 2015 ACT College and Career Readiness Campagin. They will represent North Carolina at the national competition...more
This year marks the 10 year anniversary for the partnership between the Isaac Bear Early College High School and UNC Wilmington. The celebration will include experiences shared by former principals and liasions...more