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Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken the debate of whether or not the government should be allowed to access the personal data held within iPhones to the media. In a recent interview, Cook tried to win over public opinion on the matter, making bold statements about the government's desire to break the iPhone. Most notably, the CEO compared the software that the FBI wants to use on the phones to cancer.
In his statements, Cook argued that since computer code is speech. If it were to be required that Apple manufacture iPhones with an operating system that can be easily broken by the FBI, the company's freedom of speech would be restricted. Cook also said that such an order would violate the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment by depriving Apple of its liberty.
Cook said in the interview, "What is at stake here is, can the government compel Apple to write software that we believe would make hundreds of millions of customers vulnerable around the world, including the US?"
The Apple CEO went on to say that he would never willingly expose the private information of millions of his customers.
"If we knew a way to get the information on the phone that we haven't already given and that would not expose hundreds of millions of other people, we would obviously do it. But again this is not about one phone, this is about the future," he added.
Needless to say, Apple is trying to drum up public support on the matter. With the country widely split on issues of encryption, it could easily come down to public opinion on how the government acts in this case. Politicians will not support an issue unless they believe they have the support from the public. If Apple can get the public on their side, politicians will support them as well.
A recent poll showed that 46% of Americans believe that the government should be allowed to access the information stored on phones in order to prevent acts of terrorism. Meanwhile, 42% disagreed with this statement, and 12% were unsure or refused to answer.
In the end, it's a good strategy by Apple to take the issue to the public. The FBI is notoriously weak in its public relations department, so Apple should easily have the edge on such a stage. Expect the issue to continue to be hotly discussed in the coming weeks.

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Punched, bitten and hair pulled
A Portarlington woman who allegedly assaulted another woman by punching her in the face, pulling out her hair and biting her on the ear appeared before last week's sitting of the district court in Portlaoise.
Before the court was Lisa O'Sullivan, with an address listed at 51 Crann Nua, Edenderry Road, Portarlington.
She was charged with assault causing harm at Spa Street, Portarlington, on March 25 this year.
Inspector Aidan Farrelly gave evidence that it was alleged O'Sullivan was driving on the day when she stopped her car and approached the injured party, who was walking along on foot.
O'Sullivan allegedly assaulted the injured party by attempting to bite the other woman on the ear and both parties fell to the ground. While on the ground O'Sullivan punched the woman in the face and succeeded in biting her on the ear.
The inspector said that during the incident the injured party had clumps of hair pulled out.
Insp Farrelly said that O'Sullivan fully admitted the assault when questioned by gardaí.
Defence for O'Sullivan was solicitor, Ms Emer Dunne.
Ms Dunne requested a statements order in the case, and legal aid.
Insp Farrelly complied with the request for a statements order straight away, furnishing defence with statements relevant to the State's case.
Judge Catherine Staines granted Ms Dunne legal aid, but ruled that she would reserve the issue of deciding on jurisdiction until the next date that the case is before the court.
Judge Staines put the matter back to October 2, for either a guilty plea to be entered, or for a hearing date to be fixed.


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Lamb McErlane Penalized $4.3 Million — Lamb McErlane, a law firm inextricably bound to Chester County's Republican bosses and state GOP movers and shakers, is in the news and not in a good way.
The firm is chaired by William H. Lamb, who served as interim state Supreme Court Justice in 2003. Its managing partner is Joel Frank who is general counsel for the state Republican Party, while remaining the county party's general counsel. State Sen. John Rafferty (R-44) works for them, as does Alan P. Novak who chaired both the state and Chesco GOPs.
Chester County Common Pleas Court Judge Mark Tunnell ruled, May 2, that Lamb McErlane must return $4.3 million in excessive fees charged for work relating to the estates of Chesco millionaires Sir John Rupert Hunt Thouron and his son John J. "Tiger" Thouron.
Lamb McErlane "repeatedly and willfully failed to comply with several of this court's orders regarding their production of the Estates' administrative files and requisite privilege logs," Judge Tunnel said.
"The Lamb firm's fees are extraordinary when evaluated under any analysis, the Johnson Estate guidelines or the LaRocca factors," he said.
The upside is that Lamb McFarlane is not getting hit as hard as the executor Charles Norris. He is being surcharged $4,915,224
Donna Ellingsen, the Elk Township Republican who was just elected chair of Chesco GOP's Area 19 despite tenacious opposition from the crowd connected to Lamb McErlane, notes that political participation is not about party loyalty.
"A political party is merely a means to providing honest, responsive government," she said. "It is not as an end to itself and it is especially not a means to a well-paying job."
Or getting filthy rich some other way.
Judge Tunnel's decision is well written but it's long and will make your blood boil with anger and stomach churn with disgust. Here it is.
Joel Frank says Lamb McErlane is appealing Judge Tunnel's decision to the State Superior Court. It will make your blood boil with anger and stomach churn with disgust when you realize they might prevail.
UPDATE — It has been pointed out to us that Lamb McErlane represents numerous municipalies and governmental agencies within Chester County and throughout Pennsylvania as per its website.
Wonder if its fees are also "extraordinary when evaluated under any analysis" in that arena.
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Nollywood Actress Empress Njamah Dazzles In Native Attire, Looking As Young As Ever
I don't know how she does it, but this fine Nollywood actress, Empress Njamah keep looking younger each passing day. I thought you are supposed to look older when you are aging? Hmmm ok oo
Well, she is seriously paying close attention to her fashion line which has been doing well for sometime now and that is because she is investing much into it.
She has not stopped acting because that has always been her first love but acting alone cannot put food on her table which is why she is putting in more efforts into her business.
The actress has not had cause to weep due to the fact that God has really been blessing her and that is due to the fact that she has been giving back to her community through charity works.
She might still be single but that has not affected her in any way because she has strong believe that the right man will come her way anytime soon but for now, it is about building an empire.
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At the beginning of the school year, I wrote a post on what college must be like, based on my high school experiences. Now, as I am in a college class (albeit an online one), I can give a more accurate picture of the college experience. Here are a few things I've noticed as the school year has begun:
• College professors may or may not care about late work.
So far, my fellow classmate, who is assigned to work on the course at the same time as I am, has turned in a total of six assignments late. She has not offered any excuse for doing this. Either our professor didn't notice, or our professor doesn't care. Some professors I've heard about definitely would not be fine with this; a friend of mine who graduated last year has a professor who will not take assignments even a minute late. Though perhaps our professor doesn't actually exist, and we are being gradually brainwashed by a robot. Hey, gotta do something to get through the long hours of block day, why not dream big?
• College classes teach in an entirely different manner than high school ones.
Instead of structuring lessons around units and all lessons in a unit going together nicely, we have currently studied pre-European America, China's empire, the Salem witchcraft trials, the ethics of slavery, and Mary Rowlandson's Captivity Narrative. This has been interesting, and probably a lot more fun than whatever those smart kids are doing in AP US History. Plus, since the class is discussion-based, we spend less time memorizing dates and more time arguing with each other.
• College classes are a good way to meet strange people.
Online, people tend to be far less inhibited about what they say, and may reveal their knowledge or lack of it in the most amusing ways possible. For example, when we had our discussion on the Columbian Exchange, I learned about the crops brought to the New World, the interactions of the natives and the explorers, and the Niña, Pinta, Santa Maria—you know the drill. But from message board posting I learned that a) the Columbian Exchange is hoax, and Columbus never existed, b) The Native Americans discovered Europe, but the snobby Europeans destroyed all the evidence, c) The Native Americans traded walri and seals to the Europeans in exchange for livestock, and d) The first immigrants to the Americas climbed the Arctic ice with "ice packs" to get across the Pacific.
Conclusion: College classes are like high school classes with an added risk of adventure. It's like comparing swimming in a baby pool with deep-sea diving. Yeah, high school is safe, predictable, and easy enough… But college classes are liable to include weird people, zombies, robots, loud arguments, and possible lobster infestation issues. Live big, you know?


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As you can see from this winter wonderland of fairies, when I plan a class, I make a TON of the pieces before I teach them. These fairies are from Birdsong 4. And not only was I trying to work out the kinks in the project before sharing the steps, I got hooked. I loved making them.
There were also plenty of sprites to add to the silver tree on the kitchen buffet. (on the right)
I tend to go over board with kit making too.
I whipped up dozens of holiday ornament kits for our small gathering, knowing that they would be great for gift giving and for adding to my online shops.
Our day in the studio was so much fun! I enjoyed having a reason to get the room into its full on holiday glory and then to spend time out there with nice people, listening to Christmas music, and making sparkly creations for our trees.
Here is one of the projects we made that day. If you'd like to make any of these ornies or fairies, the kits are available here and here.
We also made these stuffed, felted stocking with vintage lace.
These are from Shan and Rebecca.
Laurie's was Tiffany Blue. She was my inspiration for making up kits in that color too. (I also had red, white, and pink)
Beth added glittered ballerinas to hers and made one for each of her little nieces.
The kits contain everything you need to make the pretties, but I also had a big table full of extras.
With lots of little embellishments, wallpaper, ribbons, and lace.
Once we had finished the three kits, and had some lunch, we spent the afternoon "freestylin"
Everyone had plenty of supplies and inspiratins to make all sorts of pieces.
From tags, to garlands, to embellished little trees.
(once the glue dries on this one, it will be a glittery masterpiece)
I like the way Rebecca made this paper mache ornie into a mosaic of sparkling papers.
The third project for the day was, "On Gilded Wings" this angel on the left. ( Her skirt is netting I tore from a 1940s bride gown, included in all of the kits.)
One thing we talked about while we glued and glittered, was one of my favorite topics. No, not the grand fairies, although I probably blathered on too much about them, too.
No, we talked about Using the Good Stuff.
I can't emphathize enough, that a project worth your time is worth your best materials. Why save them for something better? Just by using the vintage bridal gown lace, or the soft, old flowers, you have made THIS project better.
I am a big believer in using the good stuff in every day life too. And that doesn't mean it is top of the line expensive stuff either. My china is from an auction for $10. My vintage napkins are from a toss away bag of stuff Beth didn't want. The vases are from garage sales.
And the layered tablecloths (which don't really show here) were hand made by my Great Aunt Caroline and my Great Grandma Nellie. Why keep those things in a drawer, never to be seen? I like to get them out and use them. I added sheet music and a vintage, new stock doily under each plate to protect the cloths, but I figured if they get spilled on, I can always soak out a stain. Or set a vase over the spot next time if can't get the spot out.
But stuck away in a drawer, never being enjoyed and used? That would be too sad.
I feel the same way about my stash of vintage supplies. Why would I buy them to use as supplies if I just decide to hoard them away and not enjoy them???
That is why the tiny crystals on the Santa hats I made for my guests are vintage old stock from the 30s. And the felted wool is hand dyed. The trim is wool roving, not just dacron, and all of those ingredients make the piece just a little more special, even though it is a simple little, silly thing.
Another way to look at it, is that Using the Good Stuff is a gift to ourselves. Women tend to think of everyone else during the holidays. Maybe you need to stop and think of yourself, take the time to open your stash of special items, and make something wonderful for yourself or as a gift. The act of just using the Good Stuff is such a happy feeling, and making presents with your beloved goodies is even better.
This is the season to thing about sharing the bounty.
Don't be a Scrooge, hoarding it all away! Take that special button out of the glass jar, or cut away a hunk from the back of an old gown, or slice into that butter soft velvet and USE IT!


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HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., July 10, 2012 – AnyMeeting, the free web conference and online meeting solution, today announced its new "Quick Start" program for large network marketing firms. The program will provide these firms with a free, company-branded web conferencing tool, which can be made available to all of their distributors at no cost. AnyMeeting is launching the program with a number of top network marketing firms including Ambit Energy, Southwestern, Stella & Dot and USANA.
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DENVER Pot brownies and other marijuana edibles will remain legal to buy at medical marijuana dispensaries after a state lawmaker backed down from her attempt to ban them Tuesday.
Rep. Cindy Acree, R-Aurora, had introduced House Bill 1250 to ban the products, which include not only pot-infused brownies, but everything from soda and tea to pizza, gelato and biscotti.
The House Judiciary Committee delayed a vote on the bill Tuesday, but not before Acree signaled her intent to radically weaken the bill.
Acree wants to transform the bill into a ban on the marketing of marijuana-infused food to children and a requirement to package the products in childproof containers.
Were finding it on school playgrounds. I know that kids are not allowed to buy this product, but it is still falling into their hands, Acree said.
Police officers also testified that they know of cases where children have taken pot brownies or lollipops to school and sold them.
Acree displayed pictures of Captain Chronic and Pot Tarts, which look like the breakfast foods Capn Crunch and Pop Tarts.
But medical marijuana advocates who testified questioned whether those were real products or if they are sold in Colorado.
Marijuana business owners said they are acting responsibly under last years bill that granted licenses to sell marijuana to people with a doctors recommendation.
We do not want medical marijuana products being given to children, said Greg Goldfogel, owner of Mangia Ganja, which makes pot-infused gourmet Italian foods. We are being good citizens.
Even Acrees newly weakened bill still faces resistance.
Matt Cook, head of the medical marijuana division at the Department of Revenue, said he wasnt arguing for or against it, but any regulation on marketing can get dicey.
It does create a number of First Amendment issues that can get very litigious, Cook said.
But he likes the second part of Acrees rewritten bill, which requires opaque, childproof packages for pot-infused food.


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Sophomore guard Tevin Mack has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules.
"We have a set of standards that we expect people in our program to adhere to," head coach Shaka Smart said in a statement Thursday. "Tevin has failed to reach them."
This marks Mack's second suspension this season. The guard was suspended for another violation of team rules in the preseason and sat out an exhibition game along with the team's season opener.
Mack leads the Longhorns in scoring this season, averaging nearly 15 points per game. He scored nine points in Wednesday's loss against TCU, only the fourth time this season he's failed to score in double-digits.
The suspension comes at an inopportune time for the Longhorns as the team enters a grueling part of their schedule. Texas' next three games are against No. 10 West Virginia at home and No. 1 Baylor and No. 2 Kansas on the road.
The Longhorns tipoff against the Mountaineers this Saturday at 3 p.m.
Longhorns suspend Tevin Mack indefinitely
Sophomore guard Tevin Mack has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules.


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Chinese iron-splashed black glazed 'partridge feather' temmoku teabowl of conical form with gently everted rim, covered on the interior with a lustrous black glaze streaked and splashed in iron-rust beneath the similarly coloured rim, the exterior covered in an iron-rust semi-matt glaze falling short of the knife-cut buff coloured stoneware body revealed at the short foot rim.
4 3⁄4 inches, 12.1 cm diameter.
Northern Song Dynasty, Hebei Province, 11th – 12th century.
- Formerly in the collection of Stephen Junkunc III, Chicago.
• Included by Christie's New York in their auction of Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art from an American Private Collection, 21st September 1995, lot 180, pp. 34/5.
• Formerly in the collection of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Breece III.
• Included by Christie's New York in their auction of Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, 18th September 2003, lot no. 251, p. 147.
•Formerly in the collection of Peter Scheinman (1932-2017), New York.
• A similar bowl from the Rothschild-Goldschlager Collection, the Daisy Lion-Goldschmidt Collection, sold by Eskenazi, is included by Regina Krahl in Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection, Volume Three (II), no. 1511, p. 506; another is included by Regina Krahl in Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection, Volume One, no. 470, p. 258; another, from the H. W. Siegel Collection, is included by Mary Tregear in Song Ceramics, Pls. 258 & 259, pp. 188/9, where the author notes, 'The enlarged close-up view of the interior in Pl. 259 shows very clearly how the glazes have run together. The red
or brown glaze usually has a matt texture, and the black glaze is very shiny with a bluish tinge. This is the northern version of the 'hare's fur' glaze of the Fujian potters and, during the Song dynasty, was associated with the cult of tea drinking'; a further similar bowl was included by J. J. Lally & Co. in their exhibition of Song Dynasty Ceramics, The Ronald W. Longsdorf Collection, 2013, no. 57, where it notes, 'Similarly glazed tea bowls of this form excavated from the Northern Song stratum of the Cizhou kiln site at Guantai, Cixian, Hebei province are illustrated in the excavation report, Guantai Cizhou Yaozhi (The Cizhou Kiln Site at Guantai), Beijing, 1997, pl. 65-1, with line drawings illustrating the profile of the distinctive shape on p. 268.'
• Two conical bowls with a similar splashed pattern also described as 'partridge-feather mottles,' Northern blackware of Cizhou type of the same date, from the Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Harvard University Art Museums, were included by Robert D. Mowry in the exhibition of Hare's Fur, Tortoiseshell, and Partridge Feathers, Chinese Brown- and Black-Glazed Ceramics, 400 – 1400, 1996, nos. 37a & b, pp. 140-142; another was included by Eskenazi in their exhibition, Song: Chinese ceramics, 10th to 13th century (Part 5), 2018, no. 13, pp. 38/9.
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Italy 2
I am continuing with the composition Italy 2 the work I have initiated in 2016 for the second edition of the En chair et en son Festival in Paris. It consists of using sounds, in particular voices, exclusively from vinyl records. For this composition which was imagined and thought as the title indicates it for the En chair et en son. Italy, I have used, for example, a record with cinema sound effects, the famous Pour en finir avec le dernier jugement de Dieu by Antonin Artaud or a version of 62 mesostics re Merce Cunningham of John Cage. The excerpts from the records are selected, recorded, studied, organized and eventually mixed in the tradition of acousmatic music. Here, I am dealing with a dialogue, an imaginary encounter. At first there is a discussion, propositions, invectives. Possibly the protagonists are not on the same track. But, slowly, the time for agreement and harmony comes. The time of listening. There is a possibility to do something together, to build something common. Then, calmness appears, tuning is possible. Softly, it turns into a dive, a curved fall, supple. Really ? It might as well be a path rewn with pitfalls. This composition is maybe the metaphora fo the encounter of this music with the body of a possible dancer. What is going to happen, on stage, for a dancer confronted to this musical piece ? What effects will the sound have on the body of the dancer ? I remained faithfull, like in my previous accepted proposals for the second and third editions of En chair et en son in Paris, to what I was first very sensitive too in the hystory of Būto : ugly, grotesque, politic. Today even more, in the troubled period of elections in France, I can not avoid to hear this : the ugly grotesque politics. Beyond this ironical statement and following my word with fellow dancer Marek Jason Isleib, I wanted here to introduce a narrative in the music and multiple voices. With Marek I concentrate on a cold atmosphere, static, without a beginning or an end with only one voice that may be the one of Marek's body. Here, I am proposing to the dancer to study the differents voices/paths that exists in his/her own body. Finally, the structure of the piece itself invites us to find an agreement (or not) between those voices/paths and also, possibly, the differents bodies of Būto.
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We just got home from a great weekend with family out of town for our belated Christmas gathering. We had a lot of fun, but it was a long weekend away from the comfort of home.
For some reason this morning the song "Nothing at All" by Third Day came to mind, and it's popped into my head several times throughout the day. In the car on the way home it popped into my head while listening to a couple of songs my son wanted to play from his iPod. They were video game songs, I think by a band called Crush 40. Not my favorite and I started to make a comment about them, but then the line from "Nothing at All" popped into my head: "If you can't say something good don't say nothing at all."
I find this is very good advice. Often thoughts pop into our heads that serve no beneficial purpose, and it's probably better to just keep them to ourselves. I've decided that one of my goals for 2012 is going to be to try to live by this advice. It's based on James 3:5-10 (NIV):
5 Likewise the tongue is a small part of the body, but it makes great boasts. Consider what a great forest is set on fire by a small spark. 6The tongue also is a fire, a world of evil among the parts of the body. It corrupts the whole person, sets the whole course of his life on fire, and is itself set on fire by hell.
7 All kinds of animals, birds, reptiles and creatures of the sea are being tamed and have been tamed by man, 8but no man can tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison.
9 With the tongue we praise our Lord and Father, and with it we curse men, who have been made in God's likeness. 10 Out of the same mouth come praise and cursing. My brothers, this should not be.
As a reminder to me, and to all of you, to hold our tongues rather than say something that isn't very nice, I decided to post this great Third Day classic.


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Will.i.am's new solo album, #willpower, is scheduled to drop this fall. But before it gets here, he's giving his latest single, the Eva Simons-assisted "This Is Love," a strong push with a dance floor-primed remix. It arrives via DJ/producer Afrojack, who has worked with Simons, a fellow Dutch artist, in the past. Afrojack's vision for "This Is Love" is one filled with video game-esque synthesizers, uber-wobbly bass, and a foot-stomping beat.
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aberration, in optics, condition that causes a blurring and loss of clearness in the images produced by lenses or mirrors. Of the many types of aberration, the two most significant to the lens maker are spherical and chromatic. Spherical aberration is caused by the failure of a lens or mirror of spherical section to bring parallel rays of light to a single focus. The effect results from the operation of the laws of optics, not from defects in construction. Spherical aberration can be prevented by using a parabolic rather than a spherical section, but this involves much greater complexity and expense in lens or mirror construction. Chromatic aberration results in the blurred coloring of the edge of an image when white light is sent through a lens. This is caused by the fact that some colors of light are bent, or refracted, more than others after passing through a lens. For example, violet light is bent more than red and thus is brought to a focus nearer the lens than red. No single lens can ever be free of chromatic aberration, but by combining lenses of different types, the effects of the component lenses can be made to cancel one another. Such an arrangement is called an achromatic lens. See reflection ; refraction .
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CLARK—Mother Seton Regional High School in Clark held commencement exercises on May 28. Sister Regina Martin, principal, awarded diplomas to 102 graduates, who were presented by Assistant Principal Joan Barron.
Reverend Kevin Murphy, M.Div., M.A., director of campus ministry and Catholic chaplain at Fairleigh Dickinson University was the commencement speaker. Murphy has served as a former chaplain at Mother Seton as well. The class of 2009 achieved in excess of $10.8 million dollars in academic scholarships and awards as of May 20.
Martin said, "We hope that you will use your Mother Seton education and the faith that is yours as you go forth to make a difference. Always be proud of your family, your school and of course yourself."
Ada Yeung, Rahway, was named valedictorian of the Class of 2009. She is the recipient of the Principal's Award for academic excellence. She has followed a rigorous curriculum of advanced placement and honors level courses. Yeung has been named as a National Merit Scholarship Commended Student, an Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholar and is a member of the National Honor Society. Throughout her four years at Mother Seton, she has been designated as a Seton Distinguished Scholar and is an active member of the Academic Challenge Team, National Current Events, Mathematics and Science Leagues.
Yeung is a four-year member of the Seton Leadership/Ambassador program and is a three-year member of the varsity cross country team. Serving as co-editor in chief of the literary magazine as well as layout editor of the yearbook, she found time to participate in many class level activities and the annual cultural assembly. Yeung will pursue an East Asian studies and pre-med major at the University of Pennsylvania in the fall.
Amanpreet Mashiana, Edison, was named salutatorian of the Class of 2009. Receiving the Principal's Award for academic excellence, Mashiana followed a rigorous curriculum of advanced placement and honors level courses. She is recognized as an Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholar. A member of the National Honor Society, she is an active participant in the Science and Mathematics leagues and the Academic Challenge team.
Mashiana has volunteered at a local hospital, served as a math tutor and was involved in the mentoring program at Mother Seton. She held the position of co-editor in chief of the literary magazine and served as homeroom representative for two consecutive years. Mashiana will be attending Rutgers University and hopes to pursue a career in the field of medicine.
The following students earned departmental honors:
Art-Andrea Marciniak, Sewaren
Calculus-Amanpreet Mashiana, Edison
English-Victoria McCarthy, Iselin
French-Darnell Alexandre, South Orange
Physical Education-Darnell Alexandre, South Orange
Religious Studies-Samantha Lukenda, Linden
Science-Amanpreet Mashiana, Edison and Ada Yeung, Rahway
Social Studies-Erin Croft, Fords
Spanish-Cristina Pego, Newark and Ada Yeung, Rahway
Principal's Award for Academic Excellence during the past four years -Ada Yeung and Amanpreet Mashiana
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Award For Exemplary Witness to Christian Values during the past four years – Monique Pineros, Elizabeth
National Merit Scholarship Program Commended Students: Erin Croft, Fords; Chamanchandni Randhawa, Carteret; Victoria McCarthy, Iselin; Ada Yeung, Rahway
Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholars: Erin Croft, Fords; Chamanchandni Randhawa, Carteret; Amanpreet Mashiana,Edison; Tanya Slabbert, Elizabeth; Victoria McCarthy, Iselin; Katrina Vidal, Iselin; Monica Mikhiel, Avenel; Ada Yeung, Rahway
Seton Distinguished Scholars: Erin Croft, Fords; Sarah Petrocy, Carteret; April Hautea, Union; Tanya Slabbert, Elizabeth; Victoria McCarthy, Iselin; Katrina Vidal, Iselin; Ada Yeung, Rahway
Left to right: Valedictorian Ada Yeung will be attending the University of Pennsylvania; Student Council President Meredith Lubas will be attending the University of Scranton and Salutatorian Amanpreet Mashiana will be attending Rutgers University. (Photo by Joan Barron)
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Sorry it has taken so long for us to give an update! I plead, "getting used to married life". It has taken a lot of getting used to, being married… living in an apartment, sharing a bed, the quietness of not living with so many brothers and sisters. It might be TOO quiet. I often find myself eating in front of the television because it is so quiet at the table. I do see my family frequently though, its nice that I work so close to "home" and can visit often. Its funny how homesick one can become, even when you only live 15 minutes away! Anywho, on to a recap of the past few months!
I guess I should start with September 1st, our wedding day! It was such a wonderful time! We had the help of so many friends and family, so everything came together very nicely. (THANK YOU! You know who you are!!) Props to those who transformed the sanctuary from a huge men's breakfast, to the beautiful scene for our guests to behold! Much of the day went by in a blur, I remember crying only once, while getting ready, and being giddy, giggly, and having a blast during the ceremony. It was truly a wonderful day full of love and joy!
We had a very lovely relaxing honeymoon, both at home watching many many movies, and spending a few days at the Springs Resort in Pagosa Springs, CO. It was so relaxing to sit in the natural hot springs and do nothing for a while. After the week was up, it was straight back to work for the two of us, but before we dove I too deep, we celebrated my 21st birthday! (Still getting used to the fact that my teen years are behind me) I spent it mostly at work and teaching a wonderful group of kiddos at His School (hisschoolofdance.org for more info! ) but afterwards my HUSBAND and I went to dinner.
The past few months have been a real test for Jay and I, learning more about each other's habits, likes, and dislikes. Even though it has been trying at times, it always seems that God always pulls us even closer together. I am so comforted that He has given me this amazing, God-fearing man to take care of me. I am amazed at how patient Jay is with me with my forgetfulness and occasional indecisiveness. You know that feeling that you were given the best gift in the world? Well that feeling is small in comparison at how I feel about God taking care of me through Jay.
Thank you to all of you who have supported Jay and I through the years, we really could not have come this far without you!
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How about a Kindle e-reader glowing in full e-ink glory? Well, that seems to be the way the next Kindle might function. The new Kindle using front lite glow might strike a blow to all of the screen lights and aftermarket book lights. It is thought to have a blue white glow that the front lit displays that will be easy on the eyes and be a firm departure from LCD which burn your eyes. Further, there will also be the feature to control brightness to adjust the glow as per individual user preference. That said, the light will still be way softer even in full blast than the same from a back lit LCD screen.
Right now, Amazon offers the Kindle Fire with a vibrant full color LCD screen though battery life is still mentioned in hours or at best days. That's a far cry from the weeks or even months of backup time that e-ink based displays boasts of and a new Kindle with a front-lit e-ink display can work wonders in the dedicated e-book reader market.
However, let's be reminded all of it is still very much in developmental stages and there is no way to state definitely if such a Kindle will indeed make it to the market. But then again, all of it is the result of Amazon acquiring the Seattle based company 'Oy Modilis' that prides itself as a world leader in light-guide technology. The acquisition was completed in the latter half of 2011 and was done with none getting an inkling of it. However, it would be a waste if such technology is not to be included in future Kindles which again keep the hopes alive of such a Kindle coming our way sometime in the future.
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The closest towns in the area are Asciano, a well preserved medieval village, and San Giovanni d'Asso, a small medieval hamlet guarded by a large castle. Asciano is known for its Etruscan Museum, housed in the Gothic Church of San Bernardino, as well as the Romanesque Basilica of Sant'Agata, which houses the Museum of Sacred Art and the Archeological Museum. The impressive castle that overlooks the hills around San Giovanni d'Asso houses the Truffle Museum, and is also the home of a festival that celebrates the history and harvest of the local truffles.


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Recently, Clark & Trevithick addressed some of the issues that commercial landlords face when a tenant files for bankruptcy. This week, we will talk about how a commercial landlord may strengthen its right to payment out of the bankruptcy.
Know where you are on the list of priorities
In bankruptcy cases, creditors are paid pursuant to a schedule of priority that is set forth in the Bankruptcy Code. Generally, creditors are paid in the following order:
First, unpaid United States Bankruptcy Court fees are paid.
Second, secured creditors, such the debtor's mortgage holder are paid.
Third, priority unsecured creditors, such as child support or alimony, taxes, and administrative claims are paid.
Fourth, unsecured creditors, which is everyone else are paid.
Unpaid rent due and owing before the bankruptcy filing is an unsecured claim. Being an unsecured creditor is an unenviable position because not only are there higher priority claims that are paid first, but there is typically a large pool of unsecured creditors who are paid only their pro-rata share of whatever cash is left in the bankruptcy estate. However, if the debtor in bankruptcy remains in possession of the nonresidential leased premises, there are two potential ways for a commercial landlord to claim an administrative claim for unpaid rent incurred after the tenant's bankruptcy case is filed.
While waiting for the lease to be assumed or rejected, your claim is an administrative claim
As discussed in the prior clarktalkblog article Commercial Landlords – Don't Fear Tenant Bankruptcies!, leases of nonresidential real property must be assumed or rejected. Until the lease is assumed or rejected, the tenant's obligations under the lease must be performed. As a result, if the debtor fails to pay rent on nonresidential real property that is incurred after the bankruptcy case is filed, the landlord can claim that the unpaid rent is an administrative claim until the lease is rejected. The lease does not need to provide a benefit to the bankruptcy estate. However, if the lease is rejected, the landlord has an unsecured claim dating back to the date the bankruptcy case was filed. The security deposit can be an offset to rent that was unpaid prior to the bankruptcy case, but is not an offset for administrative claims.
A creditor who provides a benefit to the bankruptcy estate has an administrative claim
A creditor has the right to assert an administrative claim for the actual and necessary costs and expenses in preserving bankruptcy estate assets. Although this alternative path is not specific to rent, there is an argument that the debtor's post-bankruptcy use of leased nonresidential property forms the basis for a claim that the rent is an allowable administrative expense, so long as the debtor's use of the leased property confers a benefit to the estate. For example, if the debtor remains in possession of a warehouse that contains estate assets, a landlord may argue that the unpaid rent confers a benefit to the estate by preserving estate assets, justifying an administrative claim for the post-bankruptcy rent.
Facts matter and so does prompt action
While no landlord wants a bankrupt tenant, commercial landlords may have arguments to strengthen their claim. Upon being given notice of a tenant's bankruptcy filing, the landlord should act promptly to evaluate the facts and identify options for strengthening its position in the case.
Thank you for joining us on CIarkTalk! We look forward to seeing you again on this forum. Please note that views expressed in the above blog post do not constitute legal advice and are not intended to substitute the need for an attorney to represent your interests relating to the subject matter covered by the blog. If you have any questions about how a commercial landlord may strengthen its right to payment out of the bankruptcy, please feel free to contact Stephen Hyam at email@example.com or telephonically at (213) 629-5700.


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Ok, this is an odd post but something I've always wondered. Let me begin by saying that my current game that I'm playing for the PC is called "City of Heroes" which is one of those MMORPG's. It's a great game especially if you're tired of the same old fantasy based game that all other MMO's are. Let's just hope they start ramping up the content since it only took about 12 days or so for someone to hit the highest level (40).
So I'm sitting at my desk looking at some E3 news when I see an ad for the new Spiderman 2 game coming out (which itself looks awesome too). I then recalled a question I've asked myself many times in the past: Why aren't there any real life superheroes? Now, I obviously don't mean people with extraordinary powers like flight or telekinesis. Let's take Batman for instance. He has no powers. Everything he has is based on technical gadgets that he can afford due to his wealth.
I went on the web to see if in fact there is some real life person walking around trying to be a superhero. I found one by the name of "Angle Grinder" but he's boring. He just goes around and cuts off special locking devices the police put on cars in the UK for some reason. Another one is named Terrifica (c'mon, can't we think of something more creative) who apparently rescues drunk women from sexual advances or something. Another story was about a prankster who got the local media and soon the national media to believe that a man with a brown mask is going around some small town rescuing people (but it is just a hoax).
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Jews Against the Occupation released this statement on February 21, as the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Sydney for a four-day visit.
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Jews against the Occupation are strongly opposed to the red carpet welcome being given by the Australian Government and Opposition to the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu.
We join with the 60 prominent Australians and over 600 Jewish Australians and supporters who have spoken out against this visit.
Netanyahu is Prime Minister of a state which has consistently defied international law by seizing land under occupation, driving out and dispossessing the Palestinian inhabitants, demolishing their homes and farmlands, to enable them to be taken over by Jewish Israelis.
The daily restrictions on freedom of movement of the Palestinians make economic life, effective health care and education near to impossible.
The ongoing siege and blockade of Gaza, with periodic invasions and massacres by the Israeli Defence Forces, amount to war crimes.
The refusal to address even minimal legitimate expectations of the Palestinians, while accelerating colonial dispossession and construction in the West Bank and Jerusalem, has sabotaged any possibility of a peace process.
Israel's annexation of a large part of the West Bank, if not all of it, looks likely.
Netanyahu's closeness to the newly-elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, is a cause for serious concern.
His apparent indifference to the anti-semitism and Islamophobia promoted by the US government, casts serious doubt on Netanyahu's support for Jews world-wide.
Australia should not give comfort to a man responsible for such lawlessness and inhumanity.
[There will be a protest against Netanyahu's visit on Thursday February 23 at 6.30 at Sydney Town Hall.]
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Here's a great reason to be late to work tomorrow: Houston fashion designer David Peck's annual studio sale starts tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. It runs through Sunday, 10 a.m. till 7 p.m. each day.
We stopped by a day early to scope out the goods, and found some fantastic bargains.
There are 75% off racks featuring samples from his previous CrOp collections and other one-of-a-kind items — think floaty and sheer colorful tops, asymmetrical jersey dresses, gowns in solids and florals and other pieces in Peck's signature prints — with prices marked at $19, $29, $39 and $49. Peck's fall collection is also 20% off, so if you've been eyeing a tweed mini dress or nipped color-block column number, now's your chance. The sale also marks the debut of Cloud 9 Cuties, the new children's wear collection by Peck's production manager, Trinh. For a sneak peek of the clothing up for grabs, flip through the slideshow above.
Peck said there was a line outside of the studio before the sale opened to the public last year, so shoppers would be best advised to arrive early.
The David Peck USA studio is located at 3200 Kirby Drive, Suite 200, right above Cafe Express. Call 713-524-3482 for more information.


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24 February 2015
Media Release: New Zealand Union of Students' Associations
While the Government has announced cost of living increases of 0.51 per cent to benefit levels "to ensure that those people who rely on state assistance aren't disadvantaged by inflation", the students' union is pointing out the fact that Government support is not nearly keeping pace with real increases to the cost of living faced by New Zealand's 400,000 students.
Social Development Minister Anne Tolley announced yesterday that benefit and superannuation payments to more than a million New Zealanders will increase on April 1, following legislation passed in 2011 that made sure that benefits increase each year in line with inflation.
The claim that "Rates and thresholds for … StudyLink assistance will rise to keep up with increasing living costs" is simply not true, says the New Zealand Union of Students' Association's National President Rory McCourt.
"The 90 cents a week increase to student allowance and living cost loan rates does nothing for students facing a $10 or $20 a week hike in their rent from last year, which was already unaffordable."
"Accommodation costs are galloping in front of general inflation. Just last week TradeMe revealed a 9 per cent hike in average New Zealand rents for the year to January. For students, it's even worse." says McCourt.
"The housing crisis means the Government's increase does not do its job of protecting fixed-income New Zealanders against changes in the real cost of living. New Zealand's students need a top-up."
The worsening situation highlights how broken the student support system is, he says.
"The accommodation benefit, which the poorest 40% of full-time students who qualify for student allowances receive, has been capped for over a decade. If you're a student in Auckland, you're now supposed to pay your average rent of $220 a week with a $40 accommodation grant. It's ludicrous." says McCourt.
Twenty years ago, when the student allowance and loan scheme was introduced, accommodation costs for students in a place like Auckland made up half their weekly income.
"Now the cost of rent alone makes up more than what a student gets in the hand from their allowance. Even worse, for the majority of students who borrow to live there's a $40 a week gap to pay the rent."
"It's time the Government took the student housing crisis seriously before we lock a generation out of tertiary education." McCourt concludes.
Figures per week:
- Maximum student allowance: $174.21, rises to $175.10
- Maximum accommodation benefit (for allowance students only, living away from home): $40 in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch
- Maximum student loan living costs: $175.96, rises to $176.86
- Average student rent in Auckland (bedroom in 3 bedroom flat): $218.16 in 2014, up from 209.90 in 2013 (based on MBIE Housing Data)
- National average annual rent rise: 9% to January 2015 (TradeMe)


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I take so many photos during the year that I decided to take part in Friendly Friday – a brand new photo challenge, co-hosted on alternate weeks by Amanda from Something to Ponder About and Snow from The Snow Melts Somewhere. Of course, I meant to post this on Friday, but I forgot! <hangs head in shame>
This week's theme is Inspiration. So I've been flicking through my photos for inspiration. I started blogging initially to keep friends and family, who'd sponsored me to undertake a charity ride, up-to-date with my progress. After I'd successfully completed the event, they asked me to continue blogging as it gave them a view into our life in France. I still write about cycling, but the blog's morphed more into a Lifestyle blog as I write about anything that takes my fancy such as my beloved [husband], the French, our life in France, recipes, trips, special memories, travel and sport.
So my photo really needs to be a shot of a cyclist or of a cycling event. Just one problem. Most, if not all, of our cycling photos are taken by my beloved with his all-singing, all-dancing SLR. I just snap away with my iPad or iPhone at the scenery or inanimate objects. But there's a few………such as this one.
But here's one I took of one of our friends who's coming to the end of an illustrious career. We saw him take his first World Tour victory at Paris-Nice 2010 where he won the final stage and the spotted King of the Mountain's jersey. Off the back of that win, the following year he moved to BMC and rode in support of Cadel Evans' Tour de France victory in 2011. We saw him win a stage in the Tour du Haut Var in 2014 in the company of his family which was also a special occasion. At the end of 2017, he moved to Arkea-Samsic (formerly Fortuneo-Samsic) to ride in support of Warren Barguil and impart the benefit of his years' of experience to the younger members of the squad.
Amael's a talented rider with three top 20 finishes in grand tours on his palmares (14th Tour de France 2008, 18th Vuelta 2009 and 15th Giro d'Italia 2015) and has a enjoyed a long and successful career. This season may be his last. We love watching our friends take part in races and, though it rarely happens, enjoy watching them win. It's truly inspiring.


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The Chrysler Town & Country Natrium was a concept car that ran on sodium borohydride, a clean, nonflammable, and recyclable fuel. The car was part of a ride-and-drive at the Pentagon, at the request of the acting Secretary of the Navy.
The Natrium was designed to extract hydrogen from sodium borohydride; the hydrogen was then burned. Sodium borohydride is related to borax, a mineral abundant in the United States; it can be rehydrogenated and used again for fuel. Without losing any interior space, the Natrium had a claimed range of 300 miles.
Bernard Robertson, in charge of research, wrote, "This unique technology could have great benefits for the military: in particular, it is nonflammable, greatly improving safety in battle zones, and the main ingredient can be transported as a dry powder, dramatically reducing the enormous logistical demands of fueling our military in advanced battle settings."
The U.S. armed forces had expressed interest in alternative-fuel vehicles to increase the military's future mobility, with better fuel economy and range, and less dependence on oil. As for sodium borohydride, it appears to have been at technological dead end; the Natrium was the first and last Chrysler concept using it.
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The city has a rich culinary variety offered by a fusion of Caribbean, European, African and Asian cuisines and vibrant nightlife. The music includes cumbia, vallenato, merengue, salsa and Caribbean rhythms with live music in the streets, squares, restaurants and clubs. Nearby Calle Santo Domingo and Calle San Juan de Dios in the walled city offers many local shops to explore.
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This is the first of Melville House's "Duel" series to feature a serious duel. The others were life or death situations, but they were part of an overall comic or satirical structure that made fun of dueling or at least critiqued it.
In Heinrich Von Kleist's novel, translated by Annie Janusch, the duel is taken seriously by all involved, author included.
Set in the late fourteenth century, The Duel concerns a noblewoman whose husband has been murdered under circumstances that cast her in a very bad light. Her honor in ruins, she has no one to defend her against the charges brought by her brother-in-law who has an airtight alibi for the night of the murder. She begs for sanctuary from an old friend, a knight who at one time was in love with the noblewoman. He agrees to take her in and defends her the only way he can, by challenging her accuser to trial by combat, a duel to the death. Let God reveal the truth.
The reader knows that the noblewoman is innocent as does just about everyone else involved. However, her knight is wounded in the duel so badly that he is unable to continue the fight. So it appears that God has ruled in favor of the brother-in-law.
Except there's a twist.
The knight quickly recovers and asks to carry on with the duel the following day. The brother-in-law becomes infected from the slight wounds he received and begins to die.
Just what was God thinking?
Heinrich Von Kleist wrote The Duel in 1810, just one year before his own suicide. I'm not expert enough on Germany in the early 19th century to say, but I expect the puzzle presented by this duel's outcome was one that would have interested readers in a sincere way. None of the characters are unbelievers. The noblewoman and the knight both believe themselves to be guilty due to the results of the duel. They are as confused by the message God has sent them as faithful readers must have been. Everybody believes God has rendered his verdict through the duel, but just what was that verdict.
It's just the sort of conundrum Medieval scholars would have loved: what if the loser of a duel survives but the winner dies? Who then has God revealed to be guilty.
It was a fun read, one that I enjoyed and one that I hope to read again some day.


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The Meatless Monday campaign has gained and lost popularity over the last few decades, originating as a way to support the troops during World War II, and reemerging in 2003 in a promotion by the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Now the City Council of Los Angeles is working to integrate this meatless trend into the homes of more people.
The Los Angeles City Council has already come a long way in banning trans-fats and opposing fast-food restaurants. Now they are aiming to make city residents feel guilty about what they eat with a Meatless Monday resolution On Friday the resolution passed in a 14-0 vote officially urging residents to adopt a personal pledge to avoid meat on Monday's. This resolution is a far cry away from New York City's mandatory soda ban, and the police will not be legally enforcing this resolution, checking packed lunches and banning the purchase of meat. Ultimately the resolution should start a trend in the city to make residents healthier and reduce environmental waste.
Councilwoman Jan Perry was instrumental in passing this resolution, and also called a ban on new fast-food restaurant in South Los Angeles as a method to curb obesity. Perry said "we can reduce saturated fats and reduce the risk of heart disease by 19 percent. While this is a symbolic gesture, it is asking people to think about the food choices they make. Eating less meat can reverse some of our nation's most common illnesses."
Other councilmen have joined with Perry in supporting Meatless Mondays, including a councilman whose son was recently diagnosed with diabetes. The Food Policy Council initially developed this proposal, part of a larger agenda to encourage healthy foods in Los Angeles.
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Star Gaze at Bruneau Dunes CANCELLED
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Friday & Saturday evenings March 20, 2020 through October 17, 2020
You're invited to star gaze at the Bruneau Dunes Observatory! See the night sky as you've never seen it before. View planets, nebula, or a galaxy through the "Obsession" 25-inch Newtonian Reflector telescope. Observatory tours and solar viewing (through a solar telescope) are available in the evening before the sun goes down. Program start-times listed are approximate and dependent upon sunset. Please bring insect repellent.
The 45-minute Observatory presentation is inside the Steele Reese Education Center and is followed by a viewing of the heavens through the Observatory's collection of telescopes.
To maintain our night vision we only use red lights at the observatory.
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October 19, 2008
WASHINGTON – Former Secretary of State Colin Powell endorsed Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., for president on Sunday, criticizing his own Republican Party for what he called its narrow focus on irrelevant personal attacks over a serious approach to challenges he called unprecedented.
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Powell, who for many years was considered the most likely candidate to become the first African-American president, said in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he was not supporting Obama because of his race. He said he had watched both Obama and his Republican opponent, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, for many months and thought "either one of them would be a good president."
But he said McCain's choices in the last few weeks — especially his selection of Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska as his vice presidential running mate — had raised questions in his mind about McCain's judgment.
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Employment Law Information for New Canadians
Time and location:
When: May 20, 2016 at 12:30 pm
Where: Kiwassa Neighbourhood House, 2425 Oxford St., Vancouver BC
On Friday, May 20, Andres Barker will be a guest at Vancouver's Kiwassa Neighbourhood House, where he will speak to a group of new Canadians about their employment law rights.
*Offered in conjunction with People's Law School.
You can learn more about Kiwassa Neighbourhood house here and about People's Law School here.
NOT LEGAL ADVICE. Information made available on the Kent Employment Law website in any form is for information purposes only. It is not, and should not be taken as, legal advice. You should not rely on, or take or fail to take any action, based upon this information. Never disregard professional legal advice or delay in seeking legal advice because of something you have read on this website. One of our lawyers would be pleased to discuss any specific legal concerns you may have.


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TO see the golden sun and the azure sky, the outstretched ocean, to walk upon the green earth , and to be a lord of a thousand creatures to look down giddy precipices or over distant flowery vales, to see the world spread out under one's finger in a map, to bring the stars near, to view the smallest insects in a microscope, to read history and witness the revolutions of empirees and the succession of generations ,to hear the gloryof Sidon and Tyre of Babylon and Susa,as of a fade pegeant,anf ti say all these wereand are now nothing. to think that we exist in such a point of time, and in such a corner of space,to be at once spectators and a part of the moving scene to watch the return of the seasons, of spring and autumn, to hear---
The stock dove plain amid the forest deep,
That drowsy rustles to the sighing gale.
---to traverse desert wildness, to listen to thedungeon's gloom,or sit in crowded theatres and see life itself mocked, to feel heat and cold,pleasure and pain right and wrong,truth and falsehood, to study the works of art and refine the sense of beauty to agony, to worship fame and to dream ofimmortality, to have read Shakespeare and Beloit to the same species as Sir isaac Newton to be and to do all this and then in a moment to be nothing to have it all snatched from one like a juggler's ball or a phantasmagoria.....


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Advanced manufacturing technologies for small and medium manufacturers will be demonstrated at the Innovate 09 showcase, which will run alongside Austech and National Manufacturing Week (NMW).
Innovate 2009, organised by AMTIL , will showcase modern technologies for small and medium manufacturers, and will show how those technologies work with each other to benefit manufacturers.
Innovate 2009 will also be an opportunity for manufacturers to receive advice from technical experts, on how to employ different technologies in their businesses.
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1. Peanut Butter & Jelly Cupcakes with Peanut Butter Buttercream @ The Magnolia Bakery
Wednesday, on his way home from work, my husband picked me up Magnolia's cupcake of the day which was PB&J Cupcake topped off with Peanut Butter Buttercream, life doesn't get any better than that. A classic childhood favorite that is sure to please any palette. Often times I have found Magnolia's cupcakes to be slightly dense for my liking, but this Peanut Butter cupcake proved me wrong. It was crazy moist and is now one of my favorites at Magnolia. A special thank you to Magnolia for coming up with these divine cupcakes & my hubby for my sweet surprise! ~ $3.50 @ The Magnolia Bakery, Rockefeller Center, New York City
2. Slim-Fit Trousers @ Mango (purchased in green)
Recently I picked up these bold green colored pants from Mango. Since color is "in" this season, I wanted to try something new, something fresh, and with green being my favorite color, I figured why not make a bold purchase. I'm imagining a black & white stripe top with these green trousers and black heels, or even a solid white shirt would work. ~ $40 @ Mango; found a similar option @ ModCloth
3. MAC's Eye Kohl @ MAC (purchased in Smolder)
I ran out of eyeliner last week, and decided it was time to give MAC's Eyeliner a try. I opted for the Eye Kohl Liner which glides on soft, has a matte finish, and really makes my eyes pop. This pencil eyeliner is such good quality compared to the ones I've tried in the past, in addition, it lasts all day long. Excellent price for MAC which delivers nothing but quality! ~ $15 @ MAC
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WHAT happens if you take Wind in the Willows, as transformed and adapted by Alan Bennett, then give it a little 'Peaky Blinders' swagger for good measure?
Find out at The Norbury in Droitwich this week, thanks to the Norbury Players, who will be firing on all cylinders for a second run of their latest production, which is going down a storm.
First time director, Alex Stallard, aged 23, said: "The Alan Bennett adaptation of the much beloved Kenneth Grahame story, The Wind in the Willows, follows the classic story very closely and mixes beautifully with Bennett's witticisms and writing traits, making for a truly wonderful experience to direct and perform, for myself and all of the cast.
"As with the original story, the play follows Mole, Rat, Toad and Badger through their adventures with Toad's motorcars, a caravan, a railway train and more. For a first time project it has been nerve-wracking but a really enjoyable experience that has taught me so much as a director."
Alex, of course, is a familiar face with the Norbury Players, having been a Player for seven years. But having performed in The History Boys, also by Bennett, and which he said was "a brilliant play to be part of", he was keen to get into the director's chair for the first time, for another Bennett offering.
It was a big task, because there are 24 people in the cast, "aged from eight to 70". But what has Alex brought to the table, to bring the production before a 21st century audience?
He said: "There's a little bit of contemporary costume, but it's mainly set in the 1920s, with the Wild Wooders as characters who might not be out of place in Peaky Blinders!"
Alex has also turned a creative eye on the setting of the show. In the Grahame original, it's all very Thames valley and Home Counties.
But Alex said: "There are a lot of different accents - not just those of the Thames valley. There are also songs. We say it's a stage play with music."
The second run is from tomorrow, May 9 until Saturday, May 11.
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Chef Robert Patterson of Pepper Jack Grill in Staten Island stopped by the CBS 2 studios to cook up a chocolate lover's dream breakfast.
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Pepper Jack Grill
Staten Island
Peanut Butter & Chocolate Pancakes
(PB & C Flap Jacks)
Ingredients:(makes 5 pancakes)
- 1 cup of milk
- 1 egg
- 2 tbsp melted margarine
- 1 cup of all purpose flour
- 1/3 cup of cocoa powder
- 1/4 cup of sugar
- 1/2 tsp of baking soda
- 1/2 tsp of salt
- 3 packages of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
- Hersey's chocolate syrup
- Reese's Peanut Butter Sauce
Whip Cream
1. In a medium bowl, add milk, egg & margarine and whisk until well blended
2. In another medium bowl combine the flour, cocoa, sugar, baking soda & salt. Mix well.
3. Add the Liquid mixture to the dry and whisk until ingredients moisten (batter may stay slightly lumpy)
4. Pour 1/4 cup of batter on the heated medlow skillet. Flip once when batter is set around the edges, than cook through.
5. chop up peanut butter cups into small pieces. Heat peanut butter sauce to a pourable consistency. Top chocolate pancakes with peanut butter cup crumbles, drizzle chocolate syrup & warm peanut butter sauce over the top with whip cream.
Dirty Bacon (aka: PJ's pig candy)
- 1 cup of melting milk chocolate
- 1 package of thick sliced bacon.
1. cook off bacon to crisp consistency and let cool on paper towel to absorb excess bacon grease.
2. Melt chocolate & drizzle over 3/4 of the slice of bacon. Set bacon on wax paper for chocolate to set & serve at room temperature.