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All these years, I thought I was allergic to cherries. I was allergic to cherries at a time in my childhood and adolescence--where the cherry juice would touch my mouth and lips, I would get all swollen and itchy and red, and my throat would start to swell. Not enough to kill me, mind you, but just enough to tell me that maybe I shouldn't eat cherries. So I didn't. I haven't eaten cherries for something like the past ten years.
(Random Michelle Trivia: I am allergic to lots of things that no one else is allergic to. Such as apples, peaches, carrots, certain soy products, and horses. I have no idea how I am allergic to horses, but it is true. I'm also allergic to cats, but I didn't put that on the list, because plenty of other people are allergic to cats too, so who cares.)
Then yesterday, on a whim, I ate a cherry and had no adverse reaction whatsoever. And they tasted good. So I ate more cherries and didn't die. I didn't even swell up or itch a little bit. So I guess sometime in the last ten years, I outgrew my cherry allergy. I don't know at what point this happen, but I shed the single tear of a sad clown thinking about all the summers of cherry-eating that I've been missing.
Well, here's to making up for lost time.
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So I had my big 36 week OB visit today, which consisted of an ultrasound, repeat GBS culture, and an internal exam. Yuck for internal exams.
No great pictures from the ultrasound to post up here, or even to print out for Joe. The kid is just too damn big. Whereas we were able to get such nice shots last time, this time it was just a heart here, a liver there, part of the spinal column, the back of his head. Cal was being a jerk with the the ultrasound tech as usual, and was stubbornly facing my spine during the entire exam, unwilling to turn around and give us a look at his face, or even budge slightly from his facing-the-corner position. "He looks pretty comfortable, doesn't seem like he wants to move for us" the tech said, not knowing that he was doing the Electric Boogaloo on the subway all the way into my appointment, and would commence breakdancing (doing all the moves, including "The Worm") all the way home.
The one thing that freaked me out from the ultrasound was this little piece of information:
So can we get an estimated fetal weight from these measurements?
Yes we can. Based on these measurements, he's...six pounds eleven ounces.
Wait...he's going to be six pounds eleven ounces when he's born, or he's six eleven right now?
Right now.
But that...that sounds really big. (Hopefully) These estimates are usually kind of off though, aren't they?
Well, it kind of depends. I think in your case, he probably will end up being a little smaller than the ultrasound estimate.
Oh good. Why is that?
(Pointing and various measurements)
See, because they take all the measurements from the head and the abdomen and everything and extrapolate a weight based on that. But your baby has a big head, so that drives up the weight estimate, even though the abdomen gives us a better idea of true weight.
Wait, his head is big? How big?
It's measuring at 40 weeks now, and you're 36 weeks.
Our kid's a genius! Either that, or he has hydrocephalus.
But his body is a little smaller. It's a very cute body.
So he has a big head. I wonder where he gets that from?
Later on, though, my OB did some sort of voodoo manual palpation estimation of fetal weight, and said, "This is not a huge baby. He's going to be a good size. I'm estimating maybe seven and change at term." Which made me feel better. But only slightly. Because the head is the biggest part. Curse you, large head genes!
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I got a mass e-mail yesterday from one of my new classmates. He was trying to organize a hoedown tonight down in Alphabet City where all of the new first-years (oh Christ, I'm a first-year again) could all get together and hang out before we start work Friday morning. I was very happy to get this e-mail, because finally, here was real proof that at least some of my classmates were friendly social creatures who want to hang out and have a good time. See, I have this fear that after two years of warm fuzzies in Peds, I'm going to be thrown in a viper pit of gunners and weirdos. Mind you, this is not based on any Anethesia residents I've ever met (all of them that I know seem to be rather laid back and pleasant), but I just have this phobia that THIS IS THE YEAR that the department decides to fill its first year class with strange, intense social misfits. I mean, they accepted me, didn't they?
And then I started getting all this anxiety that everyone in the class already seems to have met each other during the hospital orientation last week. I had to go through the hospital orientation too, but that was two years ago when I first started, and once you're already settled into the hospital, they thankfully don't make you go through those damn medical informatics and fire safety lectures again. But now everyone knows each other except for me. Maybe they're already all friends. Maybe they've already formed cliques, or Lord of the Flies-esque tribes, and when I appear on the scene I will be ostracized, or have my glasses stolen from me to start fires. Maybe no one will like me. Maybe I'll have no one to eat lunch with and will have to eat alone in the library while pretending to read old copies of JAMA.
Moving from the Children's Hospital to the Grown-Up Hospital is feeling more and more like switching from middle school to high school.
Currently reading: I've got nothing. Where are my new books from Amazon? I think they're bundling the order with some other stuff, so they're taking a really long time to get here.


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Division II runner-up St. Georges Tech will take part in Lake Forest's Scrimmage Play Day along with Maryland school Rising Sun. Also, new Smyrna Head Coach Mike Judy will make his debut on the Eagles' sidelines at McKean.
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STATEN ISLAND, NY – A Brooklyn federal court ruling on the Archdiocese of New York's lawsuit against the HHS mandate was described as "encouraging" by Father Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life.
In a ruling on Dec. 5, U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan rejected the argument of the Department of Health and Human Services that the lawsuit was premature and should be dismissed.
As reported by EWTN News, the judge said "uncertain future harms" have present effects that are sufficient to grant standing needed to challenge the federal regulation. Cogan also compared the mandate to a "speeding train that is coming towards plaintiffs" that requires them to incur present costs ahead of the mandate's implementation.
"This ruling is encouraging to Priests for Life because we have a lawsuit against the same mandate, here in the same federal court. The judge has recognized what we have been maintaining all along, namely, that we don't have to wait for further harm to defend ourselves now."
The HHS mandate requires most employers with 50 or more workers to provide, with no co-pay, insurance coverage for sterilization and contraceptives, including some abortion-causing drugs. Organizations that violate the federal rule, including Priests for Life, must pay fines of $100 per employee per day. But Father Pavone also noted that different courts have issued widely divergent rulings as they take up 40 lawsuits against the mandate. In fact, even Judge Cogan ruled against the Diocese of Rockville Centre and its Catholic Charities organization in Wednesday's decision.
"The differences in these rulings suggest that the U.S. Supreme Court may have the final word on this unjust situation," he said. "I remain certain that the Supreme Court will have no choice but to rule in favor of religious freedom, and against this unjust mandate."
"One more thing," Fr. Pavone added. "I encourage other dioceses and ministries to jump into the fray. Don't be afraid of the battle. We should sue the hell out of the Obama Administration."
Father Pavone issued an invitation for all American citizens to express their solidarity with Priests for Life by signing the "Citizens' Amicus Brief" at www.priestsforlife.org/hhsmandate/amicus-brief.aspx
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.


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John Chambers, chief executive and chairman of Cisco, the network- equipment company, has just beamed in for his interview. Appearing in high-definition on a large flat-screen TV in New York, in real life he is sitting in his San Jose, Calif., office, showing off the capabilities of one of his company's videoconferencing products. "Fast-forward five years and you're not going to know who you met in person and who you met through the technology," he says, nearly life-size on his screen.
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I wrote this post long ago, before working with the current company S.p.A. with which I collaborate, today.
The "transition" between the old society "GmbH" and the new 'Inc.'
It was a period full of telephone conversations, meetings and knowledge, with many people
(I think having spoken between your phone and personal meetings: at least 150/180 Recruiter / HR / A.D. (Managing Directors / CEOs))
I will tell my story of that period, speaking in the present tense,
I saw that what you read, now, as you already mentioned, I wrote in my "transition" between the old society "GmbH" and the new "S.p.A.".
"It 'a bit' of time (which is becoming too – Ed) I am trying to change jobs: for now in Italy, though, are now aware that the final and the final choice will be abroad, but for now I can to language issues that I'm investigating.
Who says he wants to stay in Italy and does not go abroad, "for love of country" is only saying it because it is not familiar with the English language, otherwise it would have already departed from light years!
Do not believe the various "false patriotism".
You are here, in Italy, like me, because your English is not "flowing" and does not allow you to go away from Italy and work abroad.
So we said?
Right: language issues that I'm investigating.
In free time I'm trying to improve my level of English to take him to the level: Intermediate (B2) to Upper Intermediate (C2).
(So the premise is necessary, for all that you will read shortly, to prevent you getting wrong ideas to get quick and easy conclusions Italian!)
I currently work in Italy for a "classical srl" under 15 employees (it is not accidental that the number is below 15 dipenndenti.
Those working in HR / Human Resources / or does Recruiter: well aware that the protections under 15 employees, in Italy, does not exist in the companies).
For various reasons that I am here writing, I would change society.
I said: "easy to change work! What does it take?
A Web Marketing Manager with almost 20 years of online experience, anyone will want it in your business!
Experience is critical to grow the revenue of a company! "
But my search for job change, and many facts in person interviews, alas, made me discover how low we arrived as a country Italy, but above all as people: Italians.
I speak with "pischelli" fresh fresh university, or with a few years of experience,
good guys / and experience but with 0 (zero) in the field: digital / web marketing / e-commerce / seo / sem / social media / online marketing.
I also speak with people "anzianotta" too old to understand the potential of the internet.
I also speak with vultures in search of "fresh meat" for their clients and / or their company.
I talk to various characters, that if they were imitations on TV, I would do so many laughs to hear them and even see them.
In some cases, I even had to explain the difference between an SEO and a SEM! (I bet you even know the laws that :-p)
Yes, because in job ads (written by the individuals mentioned above – ed), it is often customary to make the "great soups" of terms such as: "We are looking for an SEM SEO SOCIAL MEDIA WEB MARKETING PROJECT MANAGER"
(5 people in a – nrd)
And these individuals, should "rate me" as a Web Marketing Manager? And on what basis (since we do not have – ed)?
And why do you talk to them? You're probably wondering …
Simple, I have to "talk" with them, because they are different: HR / Human Resources / Recruiter, that companies put there to "supervise" the "quality" of the people.
They decide: who to enter, and who greet diplomatically.
Much talk and no signed contract.
As I say: "a lot of smoke and no fire."
They (HR / Human Resources / Recruiter) are competing to lower wages in the sector: digital / web marketing / e-commerce / seo / sem / social media / online marketing.
Seeking professionals with senior skills, but offer you payroll by Junior (not to mention an intern – ed)
It is shortly and will yourself to pay them to work!
Moreover, to make matters worse the reduced economic exploitation to the bone, for some years
Always for them (HR / Human Resources / Recruiter), also goes "fashion" to enter in any job advertisement in the industry: digital / web marketing / e-commerce / seo / sem / social media / online marketing
(At the very end, the last line of work – ed):
– Fluent Inglese is mandatory (french preferred but not mandatory).
– Request very good knowledge of English
– The knowledge of fluent English is requirement for participation in the selection process.
– Proficient in Inglese.
– Excellent written and spoken English.
– Excellent knowledge of the English language both written and spoken (the interview will be entirely in English).
– Fluent verbal and written Inglese (Inglese mother tongue is a plus)
– It requires an excellent knowledge of English is also an advantage knowledge of a second language.
– Obligatory knowledge of English both written and spoken.
– Inglese mandatory, additional languages are welcome Also.
– He knows fluent English.
– It 'required fluency in English language.
– Online Marketing Manager with English.
– And 'required to be Mother English language.
– Good knowledge of English language.
– It will constitute an essential feature of the fluent knowledge of English.
– Speaks fluently in English.
– Foreign languages: English spoken and written (the Mandate) – spoken and written French (not the Mandate)
– Fluency in Italian and Inglese are required.
– It 'required fluent knowledge of English, both written and spoken.
– Fluent knowledge of English
– Exc., Etc., Etc..
Let's talk about work in Italy, where the market is Italy and not foreign!
There is no "export" to manage with Indian-Russian-Chinese or other "aliens" who do not speak our language: Italian.
Let's talk about Italian customers to manage, in Italy!
But they (HR / Human Resources / Recruiter) want English, because their customers (or even themselves), they can not speak in Italian!
They are almost always corporations that feel "the smell of Italian money" and open up its own subsidiary in Italy.
Come here, with the bag full of money, and with the arrogance of the "invaders / colonizers" of our country: Italy
So what are you looking for?
A Web Marketing Manager or Translator English-French-German-Chinese-Indian-Spanish-Russian?
(Other languages I have added, to exaggerate the absurdity of what is happening today in Italy in the sector: digital / web marketing / e-commerce / seo / sem / social media / online marketing – ed)
Because I understand, from my personal experience:
in Italy, the Italian is no longer enough to work: N.B. in Italy and not in London or in New York!
So, I came to the conclusion that the Italian language is useless if you want to work in Italy, in the field: digital / web marketing / e-commerce / seo / sem / social media / online marketing!
And because there are no more Online Marketing Manager-only Italian language?
Because the Italian (the individual over the language – editor's note) is a species in danger of extinction.
Italian companies (the few that remain and not bankrupt – editor's note) you are given "to the International fashion" trying to "mimic" the great managers:
exhaustive: fluent English, otherwise you do not work in the sector: digital / web marketing / e-commerce / seo / sem / social media / online marketing.
Needless to say that you have experienced.
I do not want people with character, but puppets to maneuver for their own use!
The important thing is that you can speak English, for them, who do not speak!
You must know how to speak English, fluently! (So, finally, they do not speak it, they will have someone to speak for them in their company – ed)
They want a translator for the foreign and not a professional: Web Marketing Manager.
Pity then that is their "managers" and various "A.D. / Managing Directors"
in addition to employees Human Resources / HR / Recruiter: not know how to speak in English-French-German-Chinese-Indian-Spanish-Russian!
and to write the job announcement, thanks to Google Translator, or at most with the support of a colleague "British".
Then there are the foreign companies, and various "characters" in the industry: digital / web marketing / e-commerce / seo / sem / social media / online marketing, you do the "jocks British" (although not even they themselves British! – ed)
and they do not even know a word of Italian, but nevertheless come here to colonize with their language, customs and traditions!
The real problem is that these individuals do not accept "intermediate figures" between the Web Marketing Manager and them.
You must know how to speak their language, or do you work in your country: Italy!
Even if you try to be "diplomatic" it is useless: you're only losing time: your time.
For them there are no interpreters, translators and all those professionals who have made foreign languages their activities.
The stranger from the limited brain does not accept and ignore the existence of such professionalism.
We went back to the Middle Ages / barbarian invasions, where the stranger, arrives: imposes its own language, customs and traditions
and changes the rules of the game, here: in Italy, for its own use and consumption. "
If you are reading, you are an Italian / a (one / a of the few remaining / s) to work in Italy in the sector: digital / web marketing / e-commerce / seo / sem / social media / online marketing
(And then do not be surprised if a year 100,000 Italian go away from Italy
and will never return, even for the holidays – Ed) and not looking for a Translator English-French-German-Chinese-Indian-Spanish-Russian
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text: Gina Edwards & Kirk SmithAlmost 5 years ago, we met at a BBQ through mutual friends of ours. That day we talked, laughed, and just had a good time together. We both enjoyed each other's company very much and decided we would hang out soon, but not a date since we each just got out of a bad relationship. We would hang out almost everyday. Yeah, we were inseparable, and soon decided we wanted to make it official by becoming boyfriend and girlfriend. We had our ups and our downs, just like every couple, but our problems were much more in depth and traumatic than the average couple experiences. This event ended up breaking Gina's world apart, even though we were healthy and together still. I was there for her no matter what happened and it took about 2 years for her to heal from everything but she is such a strong beautiful woman and I could not imagine my life without her by my side. I am excited to say we are getting married!Since we are both religious and spiritual people, our wedding will take place at Saint Mary's Catholic Church on the Fifth of February at 1:00 O'clock in the afternoon. It will be the most romantic and beautiful day of our lives! It's only a matter of time until I walk down the aisle in my elegant, white wedding dress looking at Kirk looking sleek in his designer tuxedo, and we will forever cherish that moment where we gaze at each other in awe at how amazing we both look!Our reception will be following our wedding ceremony and will be held at the country club, which is the perfect setting for our celebration of our blessed day! Please join us in the celebration of our new lives together as man and wife. There will be dining, dancing, drinks, live entertainment, and a good time! We will see you all there!For those of you who will be joining us for our romantic wedding in Kansas City, Kansas and are traveling from afar, you can book your flights and room reservations with our travel agent. To book your flights and reserve your rooms now, contact us so we can put you in touch with our travel agent.Kirk and I cannot wait until the 'big day' and our honeymoon in Antigua! There were so many honeymoon cruises to choose from with different honeymoon suites, different honeymoon destinations with honeymoon packages, and all inclusive honeymoon resorts with all inclusive honeymoon packages! We are so blessed to have all of you here in our lives witnessing the special moments and even more blessed to share our blissful wedding day with you! We cannot thank you enough! We love you guys!


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Jan. 19, 2008
The Bisons came into Thursday afternoon's game against East Tennessee State having lost the last three meetings. After leading most of the way through the game, many people thought the Bisons would stop the streak. However, a Buccaneers 22-6 run to close the game gave them their fourth consecutive win over the Bisons 86-81.
The Bisons fall to 8-11 on the year and 2-3 in the Atlantic Sun. ETSU improves to 9-9 overall and 3-2 in the A-Sun.
"They stepped up and made some big three's, and we had some untimely turnovers," said head coach Scott Sanderson after the game. "Today we didn't execute down the stretch offensively."
The Bisons took the lead in the first half and would not give it up until the 18:42 mark of the second half. The score was tied three times in the first half with both teams answering each other's offensive production. The Buccaneers were 13-28 from the field in the first half (46.4%). The Bisons shot 18-33 from the field (54.5%). The Bisons also outscored the Buccaneers in the paint 26-10.
East Tennesse State started the second half on a 5-0 run to take their first lead of the game 46-44. However, the Bisons would battle back to re-gain the lead and extend it out to 11 points at the 6:22 mark of the second half. The Buccaneers then went on a 22-6 run to close the game and give the Bisons their second home loss of the season, 86-81.
"We have got to do a better job of closing people out down the stretch of games," said Sanderson.
Lipscomb started three freshmen for the second consecutive game. Adnan Hodzic, Josh Slater, and Brandon Brown complemented seniors Eddie Ard and LaKory Daniels in the starting lineups. Slater led the Bisons in scoring with 17 points. Hodzic pulled down 7 rebounds to lead the Bisons. Freshman Jimmy Oden also contributed with 5 points and 5 assists. Lipscomb scored 46 points with the four freshmen combined.
The Bisons had 5 players to reach double figures in scoring. Michael Lusk had 12 points, Ard scored 14 points, Brown contributed with 11 points, Hodzic had 13 points, and Slater led the way for the Bisons with 17 points.
ETSU also had 5 players to reach double figures in scoring. Kenyona Swader had 11 points, Kevin Tiggs and Travis Strong both led all scorers with 18 points, Courtney Pigram had 13 points, and Micah Williams contributed with 10 points.
"We're playing with a lot of guys where it is there first go around," said Sanderson. "Nobody said it was going to be easy. Nobody is going to give you anything. You have got to keep competing, and I don't want this game here to affect the next game. They need to get there head up and get ready to go to practice next Monday."
The Bisons fall to 8-11 on the year, 2-3 in the Atlantic Sun. The Buccaneers improve to 9-9 overall and 3-2 in the A-Sun.
Lipscomb's next action comes on January the 24th when they travel to Mercer. The game is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. CST. Coverage of the game can be heard on 900 AM.


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Interview: Dr Liberty Mhlanga, Chair of WEC Zimbabwe
Dr Liberty Mhlanga, Chair of WEC Zimbabwe, our newest member, talks about what being a part of the WEC network means for the country What does Zimbabwe hope to get out of being a member of WEC? WEC provides a platform for us at the Zimbabwean Energy Council to network with other energy players in a […]
Posted on 1 March 2012
WEC Africa regional event builds energy future for the continent
Africa Energy Indaba 2012, held during 21–23 February in Johannesburg, South Africa, is Africa's leading energy gathering which aims to facilitate interaction between energy leaders as they work towards a sustainable energy future for the continent. In her opening speech Dipuo Peters, South Africa's Energy Minister, recognised the importance of the forum and thanked the […]
Posted on 1 March 2012
World Energy Council welcomes its 21st African member
The World Energy Council (WEC) welcomes Zimbabwe as the latest member committee in Africa to join the world's largest inclusive and impartial all-energy forum working towards a sustainable energy future. As the 21st African member country, Zimbabwe follows Chad and Bolivia, which joined the WEC at the end of 2011, and brings the WEC network […]
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Saxophonist Jesse Jones Jr. modeled his first band in high school, the Melt-Jess Jazz Quintet, after the muscular jazz of the Cannonball Adderley Quintet: Jones, of course, channeled Cannonball, the revered alto saxophonist and onetime Dillard High School teacher, and Jones' younger brother, trumpeter Melton Mustafa, fancied himself Cannonball's sibling, Nat.
The lifetime Miami-Dade resident hasn't changed that arrangement much in the intervening half-century, still gigging in a band led by Mustafa, a recent survivor of Stage 4 prostate cancer, and taking the mixture of Southern sounds he collectively dubs "scat hop" — jazz, funk and soulful scatting rhythms on the mighty flute and sax — on solo shows to Germany and Russia.
"I never thought I'd get popular in Siberia," admits the 67-year-old performer with a chuckle, speaking from his Miami Gardens home before heading off for a gig in Rockport, Mass. "I taught myself very young. My mom bought be a C-Melody sax for Christmas — I thought they were too poor — and she said, 'That's all you get. It's on you now.' "
Jones, who will double back to Delray Beach for a performance Saturday night at the Arts Garage, says he caught the sax bug at 9, when the brassy melody of his neighbor's horn rattled the bedroom window of his Liberty City home. Influenced by his parents' turntable collection of James Brown, the Marvelettes, the Temptations and, much later, his contemporary George Clinton ("Anything that had a funk to it, and was blues, we played it"), the charismatic sax man rode to early-career gigs with Mustafa in his father's beat-up station wagon.
"I used to get on my brother so bad I would make him cry, because I wanted him to play trumpet so we would be like Cannonball band, and my mother would say, 'Leave that boy alone!' We started Melton with an E-flat horn," he says. "Believe it or not, over the years, we've never had an argument. Ask anybody in my family."
These days, Jones, who retired three years ago as a bailiff in the Miami-Dade court system, comes bounding onstage eager to lay down a flute solo for "Slo Blues," one of his originals. For another original standby at live shows, "Com'n Home, Baby," he delivers smoky blues vocals and promptly interrupts his singing with an abundance of scatting, including a low-pitched one and a falsetto variant that takes on the frequency of a chipmunk.
"I don't consider myself a hell of a saxophone player, but it's in my nature to throw everything at the audience. Even when I'm practicing, I'm moving and dancing around. My brother's the same way. It's in our genes," Jones says. "I played in the Navy Band during Vietnam, and back then, I was a singer, a comic and a tap dancer. I can't do a split now for nothing. You might as well call 911."
Jesse Jones Jr. will perform 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, at Arts Garage, 180 N.E. First St., in Delray Beach. Tickets cost $25-$190. Call 561-450-6357 or ArtsGarage.org.


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HONG KONG — Five people from a Hong Kong activist group that organized a giant pro-democracy rally this week were arrested Friday on charges of blocking traffic, obstructing police and violating traffic safety.
The group, the Civil Human Rights Front, complained that the charges were politically motivated.
Tuesday's rally, an unusually large display of anger at Beijing, was prompted by a report issued by China's government that said it has ultimate power over Hong Kong despite a promise of autonomy for the territory through 2047. Police said about 100,000 people joined at its peak, while organizers put the total at 510,000.
Police said the two men and three women are accused of obstructing traffic by driving slowly and encouraging protesters to sit in the street, obstructing police and disobeying instructions. They will be detained while they are being investigated, police said in a statement.
The organizing group criticized the arrests as "obvious political pressure."
"The government did not respond to the 510,000 people who took to the streets of Hong Kong and instead made political arrests of organizers," it said in a statement.
July 1, a public holiday marking the anniversary of the 1997 return of Hong Kong from Britain to Chinese sovereignty, has become an annual day of protest in the city for broader political rights.
Tuesday's rally came days after nearly 800,000 residents voted in an informal referendum aimed at bolstering support for full democracy. Beijing denounced the referendum.
The Communist mainland government has promised to allow the people of Hong Kong to vote for the city's leader by 2017. However, it has rejected calls to allow the public to nominate candidates, insisting instead that they be vetted by a Beijing-friendly committee like the one that has selected all leaders since the 1997 handover.
On the mainland, comments about the rally were erased from social media. Few outlets in the state-controlled media reported on the rally, and the Global Times, a newspaper published by the main Communist Party newspaper People's Daily, said it was "not in line with Hong Kong's interests."
Those arrested Friday were Johnson Yeung Ching-yin, an organizer of the rally; Daisy Chan Sin-ying, a member of the group, and Ivy Chan Siu-ping, who acted as master of ceremonies, according to the group's deputy head, Icarus Wong Ho-yin. The others were Kitty Hung Hiu-han, a staff member of the group, and driver Shun Wing-kan.
Police also arrested 511 people early Wednesday on charges of illegal assembly and obstructing police after two student groups held an overnight sit-in following the pro-democracy rally. Most were released with a warning, while 25 — including three members of the Hong Kong legislature — were released on bail and told to report back later.


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Suge Knight Believes Tupac Shakur Is Alive, Threatens to Beat the Crap Out of Rick Ross
The virtual performance of Tupac Shakur at the Coachella Music Festival last Sunday (April 15) should prove conclusively that the rap icon is dead. However, the man behind Tupac's label, Death Row Records, is convinced that he's still very much alive.
TMZ reports that during an interview with 93.5 KDay in Los Angeles, Suge Knight told DJs Tattoo and Cee Cee that Tupac might have faked his own death. He believes that since the authorities have never solved the case, there could be a possibility that a murder never really happened.
"Maybe the question is … Pac's not really dead … Pac's somewhere else," Knight states. When he was asked if he ever saw Tupac's body following the 1996 shooting, he replied, "Nobody seen Tupac dead. The person who supposedly cremated Tupac … this guy got about 3 million dollars … personally from me … cash … and next thing I know I never heard from the guy or seen him again … he retired and left."
We don't know what to say about Knight's conspiracy theory. It's quite bizarre that he thinks Tupac is alive since he was in the car with him when it was struck by a hail of bullets. But we are going to stand by our good senses and believe that Tupac is no longer with us.
Elsewhere in the interview, according to HipHopDX, Knight threatened Rick Ross, who created a song inspired by the late rap icon called 'Tupac Back.'
Knight doesn't have any personal issues with Ross, but he doesn't like him hanging out with Diddy, whom he holds responsible for the murder of Tupac. "I can't sit up here and say I'm bitter to Rick Ross, [because] like anybody else, we don't know Rick Ross," he explains. "I don't got nothing negative [against him] personally, I just feel like he do good music, and you can't take that from him."
"I feel like there's a line you cross, and Rick Ross crossed that line," he continues. "If you're gonna be with a guy [Diddy] who killed Tupac, you can't go turn around and do a record [called] 'Tupac Back.' Rick Ross is a grown a– n—a. I'll beat the dog s— out of Rick Ross for manipulating these people out here."
What do you think? Is Tupac Shakur still alive? And would you like to see Suge and Diddy duke it out? Tell us in the comments below.


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Review: Plantation Barbados (Grande Reserve) 5 Year Old Rum
Posted by Arctic Wolf on July 28, 2011
The Plantation Barbados Grande Reserve 5 Year Old Rum is a Bajan rum blend which has been aged for five years in bourbon casks. The rum was transported from Barbados to France by Cognac Ferrand to be placed in used Cognac casks to enhance the rum before it was bottled as part of Cognac Ferrand's growing line-up of Plantation Rum.
Cognac Ferrand has a special relationship with a variety of Caribbean rum producers. This relationship is based upon the rum producer's need for quality oak casks to age their rum. Based upon this relationship, Cognac Ferrand is able to acquire certain old and unique batches of rum from various Caribbean sources, which they bring back to France and finish in their own warehouses and of course their own Cognac Casks.
I was given eight sample bottles, each 200 ml in size, which represent a good portion of the Plantation Rum line-up. The Plantation Barbados Grande Reserve is the third of these samples which I have chosen to review here on my blog.
Here is an excerpt from my review:
"…As the glass decanted the leathery mustiness evaporated into the breezes, and was replaced by a smell of tarnished blue-green pennies with perhaps a bit of seaside brine and kelp rising in the air as well. The caramel molasses I noted earlier has began to release baking spices into the air, and some charred aromas of coconut have begun to lift from the glass along with some banana and vanilla. I like how the complexity continues to build as the glass sits…"
Here is a link to my full review:
Review: Plantation Barbados (Grande Reserve)
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Lancaster Wines, Swan Valley, WA
Just north of Perth on the Swan River, lies the Swan Valley, Western Australia's oldest wine region. Handpick a bottle or two from one of the Swan Valley's state-of-the-art boutique wineries. Follow the Swan Valley Food and Wine Trail and indulge your appetite in fine restaurants, relaxed winery cafes, breweries and distilleries, and roadside stalls selling fresh local produce. Dine alfresco in vineyard restaurants or pack a picnic and head to a national park. Cycle the historic Swan Valley Heritage Trail or explore the region in a romantic horse-drawn carriage, chauffeured limousine or a gourmet cruise on the Swan River.
Many of the 40 wineries are small, family operations, where you can chat to the grandchildren of the Croatian and Italian migrants who founded the region in the 1920s. Others are international labels with vast vineyards and state-of-the-art cellars. Swan Valley specialises in verdelho, chenin blanc, chardonnay, shiraz and cabernet varieties and is also renowned for its fortified wines.