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Copyright: June 8, 2008
By: Laura Deni
The plot thickens.
Days before scribes attending the International Mystery Writers' Festival were set to unpack their bags in Owensboro, Kentucky the host hotel - the Executive Inn Rivermont - experienced its own dark and stormy financial night and announced it was "closing its facility immediately."
The festival imstantly offered up a list of accommodating future faux crime scenes, all eager too seduce the sleuths with bed and board. Among the haunts is the Mount St. Joseph Retreat Center which is a
complete retreat
with 720 acres, walking trails, a lakeside reflection area, and guest rooms which
do not
have televisions or phones. Excellent seclusion for plotting the next crime.
This group of literary private eyes will be celebrating the genre June 12-22 at the River Park Center in Owensboro, Kentucky. The Festival presents unique opportunities to discover plays, screenplays, and short stories professionally performed, published, or produced for the first time.
Highlight of this year's festival is the U.S. Premiere of Agatha Christies lost play
The play was supposedly scheduled to debut in London in 1931. The only manuscript, in Christie's own handwriting, disappeared during her trip to North America and remained lost for more than 70 years. It was discovered in Calgary, Alberta, recently by the manager of a struggling regional theater, where it was presented. Another small theatre near Edinburgh, Scotland, received a special release for its summer season last year.
The River Park Center was granted the exclusive US rights to premiere the play at the 2008 festival. The festival prides itself on discovering new mysteries - with the ultimate goal of bringing the mystery play form back to Broadway," said Zev Buffman, producer of 40 Broadway shows and 100 national tours. "We are thrilled to announce to our festival patrons that they will be seeing a lost Agatha Christie play that ha not yet been seen in New York or London. We are immensely honored, humbled and grateful to the Agatha Christie Estate for entrusting us with this treasure."
In June 2007, the festival held its inaugural event and sold 6,500 tickets. Leon Embry, president of Samuel French, Inc. the world's largest representative of plays, visited his longtime friend Buffman during that first festival. Embry then contacted the Agatha Christie estate, which he has represented for decades, on Buffman's behalf to negotiate the rights for the U.S. premiere.
The play, based on Christie's novel
The Secret of Chimneys,
has been called a "racy thriller with a multifarious plot" filled with international espionage. The lead role of Anthony Cole is a young adventuring Englishman who runs into blackmail, conspiracy, romance and murder over mission diamonds and political intrigue in a country in the Balkans.
Tony Award winner Brian Bedford directs More than 400 people auditioned in Owensboro, Louisville and Chicago in hopes of landing roles. Getting the nod are:
Chris Sullivan, Larry Yando, John Librizzi, John Lister, Leslie Bevan and in the role of the "dashing hero and romantic lead" will be Tim Gregory who is the founder of Provision Theater Company in Chicago.
Another world premiere for the festival's opening week is a new Sherlock Holmes play
The Final Toast
by Mystery Writers of America Grand Master and Edgar winner Stuart Kaminsky. The great detective Sherlock Holmes is presented in a clever new plot where Holmes unravels a murder only to find himself a new target of the murderer. With the help of his faithful friend, Dr. Watson and an 11-year-old dancing street urchin called Charles Chaplin; Sherlock Holmes uses his masterful deduction to make a complex situation seem simply elementary.
Mark Bellamy, artistic director of the mystery theatre Vertigo Theatre, in Calgary, Alberta, will direct the cast which includes; Raymond L. Chapman as Sherlock Holmes; Mick Weber as Mycroft; Chicagoan Sean Cooper as March; and busy regional actor Mark McCarthy as Dr. Watson.
There will be 16 new works performed at the festival, including full-length plays, one-act plays and screenplays. A total of more than 80 performances will take place in the 11 days of the festival. One new mystery musical will be added to the performances.
The 2008 International Mystery Writers' Festival also includes works by Ray Bradbury, Rupert Holmes and Mary Higgins Clark. Clark will participate in the festival and receive the First Lady of Mystery Award. A worldwide bestselling author, Clark has written twenty-five suspense novels, selling more than 80 million copies just in the United States. Ms. Clark's writing career spans forty years and has brought industry top honors including a Mystery Writers of America annual award given in her name.
The 2008 First Lady of Mystery title will be bestowed upon her during a special celebrity dinner on Saturday, June 21st and she will receive a special Angie Award - named for Angela Lansbury - presented by the Governor and Kentucky's First Lady on Sunday, June 22nd. There will also be a special live performance of
Crime of Passion
adapted from her book
My Gal Sunday.
Her work is paired with a new Ray Bradbury story
It Burns Me Up
in the Live Radio Theatre performance.
Gary Sandy who first gained fame starring in the hit television series
WKRP in Cincinnati
, returns to the festival stage in multiple roles in five of the Live Radio Theatre productions: Mary Higgins Clark's
My Gal Sunday,
Rupert Holmes'
Remember WENN, Flemming: An American Thriller, Hallie Bowers
Mapes for Hire.
15-year old Josh Hutcherson, co-star of this summer's Sci-Fi thriller
Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D
with Brandon Fraser, will make a special appearance on Saturday, June 14th. That is just one week before legendary actor Gene Hackman arrives at the festival.
Hutcherson will host a special Youth Day on June 14th. He will also meet with the public and introduce a performance of Stuart Kaminsky's
The Final Toast.
Gene Hackman and Daniel Lenihan
Legendary actor Gene Hackman is switching from the silver screen to the silver pen this summer as he makes a special appearance during the 2008 IMWF. Hackman and his co-author Daniel Lenihan are promoting their new novel,
Escape from Andersonville: A Novel of the Civil War.
The two writers will be autographing their new book and receiving a special award on Saturday, June 21st.
Discovering New Mysteries celebrates the best of new mystery works through an annual competition offering more than $20,000 in prize money. Audience members cast ballots during the festival and select the winners for The Angie Award categories.
The Angies are named for the Tony Award winning actress Angela Lansbury, who starred as a Jessica Fletcher a substitute English teacher/mystery book author/detective in
Murder She Wrote.
The first 2-hour episode was broadcasted by CBS in 1984 - the beginning of 264 episodes over twelve seasons - TV's longest-running mystery series.
Christopher Durang
Nicholas Martin begins his tenure as Artistic Director of the Williamstown Theatre Festival with his first offerings of the much anticipated 2008 Season. Two major American Revivals and a new American play – all with top-notch casts of both WTF favorites and fresh new faces – jump start the 54th Season.
Christopher Durang's comedy classic
Beyond Therapy
is up first, performing from June 11-22. Festival vet Kate Burton and Tony award-winner Katie Finneran are joined by TV and Film stars Tom Cavanagh and Darrell Hammond as well as WTF favorite Matt McGrath and exciting newcomer Bryce Pinkham (Yale MFA). Directed by former WTF Boris Sagal Directing Fellow Alex Timbers,
Beyond Therapy
takes place on the Nikos Stage.
Next up on the Nikos, Campbell Scott returns to Williamstown in the one-man tour-de-force
The Atheist
by Ronan Noone, directed by Festival Artistic Associate Justin Waldman. From June 25-July 6, Campbell will charm and beguile as Augustine Early, a journalist who will do anything to get the story.
The Main Stage season begins with Nicholas Martin's production of the beloved musical comedy
She Loves Me,
by Joe Masteroff, Jerry Bock, and Sheldon Harnick, running from June 27 – July 12.
The cast includes: Monique Alhaddad, Ashley Arcement, Brooks Ashmanskas, Jason Babinsky, Kate Baldwin, Jeremy Beck, Troy Britton Johnson, Nancy E. Carroll, Aldrin Gonzales, Rosie Hunter, Matthew Kiernan, Dick Latessa, Josh Mertz, Mark Nelson, Jessica Stone, Sarah Turner, and Mark Vietor.
The Main Stage season continues July 16 with Chekhov's masterpiece
Three Sisters,
followed by Feydeau's hilarious sex farce
A Flea in Her Ear,
– David Storey's comedy of strange circumstance.
The Nikos stage continues on July 9 with the world premiere of Nathan Louis Jackson's family drama,
followed by the world premiere of Theresa Rebeck's witty, backstage comedy,
The Understudy,
Not Waving
– Ellen Melaver's beach front drama.
Located in Williamstown, MA, the Tony Award winning Theatre Festival is a celebration of theater that brings together a vast array of artists and offers audiences varied cultural experiences. Every summer WTF presents classic and new plays on its Main, Nikos and Center Stages, Free Theatre, Late-Night Cabaret, and readings, workshops, and other special events including a program for youngsters in North Adams called the Greylock Theatre Project.
citing unspecified health issues, the actor has dropped out of making his debut as a theater director with a production based on John Steinbeck's novella
Of Mice and Men
at the Westport Country Playhouse in Connecticut from Oct. 7 to 25 and from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1.
Newman, 83, will be replaced by Mark Lamos, a former artistic director of Hartford Stage.
"I'm sorry I can't be part of this Westport Country Playhouse production, but I leave 'Of Mice and Men' in Mark Lamos' very capable hands with the full support of my wife, Joanne Woodward, and Anne Keefe, as playhouse artistic directors," Newman said in a statement.
who is reported to be resting comfortably at his home in Hawaii, after being hospitalized because of a mild heart attack. The actor who starred in
appeared on Broadway as Cassio in
in 1982; as Lennox in
in 1981 and in 2000 as Macbeth.
is being displayed through October at the Shaw Festival. For over seven decades, Al Hirschfeld saw most major George Bernard Shaw productions on and off-Broadway bringing a new set of visual conventions to performance portraiture.
Best known for his unique art style and simple black and white satirical portrait of Broadway and celebrity stars, Hirschfeld is considered one of the most important figures in contemporary caricature.
"My contribution," Hirschfeld wrote, "is to take the character - created by the playwright and acted out by the actor - and reinvent it for the reader."
Beginning with the Theatre Guild's
Major Barbara
(1929), Hirschfeld captured Katharine Cornell's
(1937), Orson Welles'
Heartbreak House
(1938), Ingrid Bergman in
Captain Brassbound's Conversion
(1972) and more than 30 other performances. Perhaps no other artist documented Shaw in America as thoroughly as Al Hirschfeld.
In a color caricature Hirschfeld once portrayed George Bernard Shaw as a horned devil.
Selections from more than sixty years of Shaw as seen by Hirschfeld can be enjoyed at the Shaw Festival Theatre through October. Niagara-on-the Lake, Ontario, Canada.
Hirschfeld passed away on January 20, 2003. (
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the Tony Award-winning musical played its 2,000th performance last Tuesday at the Golden Theater on Broadway. It opened there on July 31, 2003.
the longest running Yiddish theatre in American presents and evening of music and laughter celebrating Hollywood legend Carl Reiner and honoring Irwin Hochberg on Tuesday, June 17, at The town Hall in NYC.
special guests include Mary Tyler Moore and NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams.
Musical Director: Zalmen Mlotek. Producer: Larry Adelman. Director: Scott Alan Evans. Choreographer: Penny Ayn Maas. Costume Designer: Gail Cooper-Hecht.
Appearances By: Robert Paul Abelson, Theodore Bikel, Joanne Borts, Fyvush Finkel, Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara, Renee Taylor and Ashley Adler, Motl Didner, Danielle Dorter, Lisa Fishman, Rickie Golden, Sam Guncler, Richard Kass, Stuart Marshall, Daniella Rabbani, Lisa Rubin, Eyal Sherf, Miryem-Khaye Seigel, Mitch Smolkin.
Carl Reiner
The Cast of Kids and Yiddish Josh Berk, Aaron Mayer, Sarah Mlotek, Lily Ashira Shoretz.
Featuring the all-star band; Frank London, Aaron Alexander, Brian Dry, Brian Glassman, Margot Leverette, David Solomon.
Event Co-Chairs: Fran Ginsburg and Carol Levin.
Host Committee: Emmanuel Azenberg, Corey & Rose Breier, Charlotte Frank, Feliks Frenkel, Jeanette Friedman, Fran Ginsburg, Chancellor Matthew Goldstein, Uri Kaufthal, Regina Keller Gil, Nina Libeskind, Shraga Mekel, Mark Mlotek, Ann Oster, Leslie Platt, Shirley Podolsky, William Rapfogel, Charlie Rose, Judith Friedman Rosen, Anita & Mark Sarna, Arthur Shapiro, David Steiner, Randi Weingarten, Jeffrey Wiesenfeld, Jerry Zaks.
New York City's Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre is America's sole surviving professional Yiddish theatre and the longest continuously producing Yiddish theatre company in the world. It is one of just four professional Yiddish theatre companies in operation today; the others are in Montreal, Warsaw and Tel Aviv.
will go that way. The new musical based upon Margaret Mitchell's epic novel will play it's final performance at the New London Theatre in London on June 14.
The much hyped production which began previews April 5 and opened April 22 - will have played 79 performances.
In a statement producer Aldo Scrofani said, "From the beginning of our journey we have all worked hard to achieve the realisation of putting Margaret Mitchell's classic novel, 'Gone with the Wind,' on stage at the New London Theatre. Despite the critical response the Company have enjoyed much praise from audience members during our run and for that we are grateful, nevertheless we have made the difficult decision to close the production. Plans for a New York production are currently on hold but in the meantime we are pursuing various options that have been presented to us from interested parties worldwide."
The musical is directed by Directed by Trevor Nunn and co-stars Darius Danesh as Rhett Butler and Jill Paice as Scarlet O'Hara.
by Moličre. Adapted by Alan Drury. Directed by Keith Baxter.
Written and first performed while Moličre was dying,
The Imaginary Invalid
targets the medical quacks of 17th-century France.
The eccentric and wealthy hypochondriac Argan decides to marry his strong-willed daughter Angélique off to a doctor, so that he'll always have a physician around. But Angélique loves another man, and her attempts to persuade her father to let her marry him lead to outrageous tricks and disguises.
Moličre's keen wit and hilarious characters take center stage in this knockabout farce. Keith Baxter directs a cast that includes René Auberjonois in his Shakespeare Theatre Company debut.
June 10 - August 3 The Lansburgh Theatre in Washington, DC.
Book by Hershey Felder. | Directed by Joel Zwick. Music by Frédéric Chopin.
The acclaimed work about the life and music of legendary composer Frédéric Chopin returns to San Diego for only 15 performances. Audiences are invited to a private piano lesson that actually took place on March 4, 1848 in the opulent Parisian salon of the Polish maestro. As the lesson unfolds, Chopin reveals secrets about the art of the piano and composition, as well as secrets about himself in this intimate musical biography featuring Chopin's greatest works, including the
Prelude in C Minor; Mazurka in A-Flat Major; Polonaise in A Major,
and his elegant
June 11 - 22 at the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, CA.
concludes the 38th season of Medicine Show Theatre with this World Premiere. A new theatrical revue that celebrates peace while showcasing writings from a diverse group of authors, composers and playwrights ranging from Louisa May Alcott to Oscar Wilde.
Pleasures of Peace
is billed as a breezy and funny theatrical revue of plays, music, jokes, and improv comedy all centered around the general theme of Peace. Among the gems in this eclectic evening: Howard Pflanzer's stage adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's
Perilous Play,
about a group of young socialites who enjoy bonbons laced with hashish; Oscar Wilde's
The Model Millionaire,
about an impoverished man who sees his fortunes change through a selfless act of kindness; and John Gruen's new one-act
Guards In Love,
about a Buckingham Palace guard and a Vatican guard who compare notes on their respective lives after a night of passionate love-making. Intertwined with the plays are several new short works (by David Nugent and Susan Yankowitz, as well as poems from lyricist E.Y. "Yip" Harburg's
Rhymes for the Irreverent,
set to new music by Lenny Hat.
Featured in the cast: Molly C. Blau, Paul Cloeter, Mark J. Dempsey, Felix Gardon, Jason Alan Griffin, Beth Griffith, Ashley Anne Harrell, Nina Karacosta, Ward Nixon, Andrei Robakov, Peter Tedeschi, Alex Martinez Wallace and Ann Marie Yoo.
Set and costumes are by Uta Bekaia, music is by Yael Acher, David Finklestein and Lenny Hat, and the stage manager is Richard Keyser.
Medicine Show Theatre Ensemble was founded in 1970 by Barbara Vann and the late James Barbosa. The company is dedicated to offering creative alternatives to conventional theatre by creating and presenting works that experiment with language, music, movement, form and ideas. The works are chosen to delight the mind, honor creativity, confound empty convention, encourage active compassion and present the many facets of the American experience within a global community.
The production, directed by Obie-Award winner Barbara Vann, runs from June 12 through June 28 at the Medicine Show Theatre in NYC.
by William Shakespeare. Directed by Christopher Luscombe.
When the fat knight Sir John Falstaff imagines that Mistress Ford and Mistress Page are taken with him he decides to woo them both. But not falling for the old fool's tricks, the women turn the tables on him with a series of humiliating assignations, and a very damp, extremely smelly laundry basket.
Starring: Nathan Amzi/ Simple; Gareth Armstrong/ Evans; William Belchambers/ Slender; Christopher Benjamin/ Falstaff; Philip Bird/ Dr Caius; Serena Evans/ Mistress Page; Peter Gale/ Shallow; Michael Garner/ Page; Gregory Dudgeon /Nym; Andrew Havill/ Ford; Edward Macliam/ Fenton; Ellie Piercy/ Anne Page; Timothy Speyer/ Rugby; Jonty Stephens/ Host; Sue Wallace/ Mistress Quickly; Paul Woodson/ Pistol' Sarah Woodward /Mistress Ford; Otto Farrant and Harry Manton as Robin.
The musicians are; Paul Bevan, Robin Jeffrey, Sharon Lindo, William Lyons and Neil Rowland .
Designed by Janet Bird. Composed by Nigel Hess. Choreographed by Jenny Arnold.
June 8 - October 5 at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.
by Anna Ziegler. Directed by Alex Sims.
"Life isn't about being happy. It's about being right"
Once upon a time, in the middle of a school, in the middle of Detroit, in the middle of the United States of America, there was a reticent teacher and a precocious student. Two men, from very different backgrounds, question, push and provoke each other as they and those around them struggle to live by the rules they have inherited.
Starring James Floyd, Kiran Landa, Orla Fitzgerald and Ben Turner.
Designed by Morgan Large. Lighting Designer is David Holmes. Casting by Gracie Harris.
June 10 - July 5, 2008 at Theatre 503, London.
wraps up her Canadian tour this week with a show Monday, June 9, at Jack Singer Concert Hall in Calgary, AB. On Thursday she kicks off a two night stand at the Centre in Vancouver for the Performing Arts.
is set to perform June 13 at the Radisson. the renowned horn-driven band who has been playing for the better part of four decades entertains June 13 at the Radisson in Sacramento, CA.
in stage Monday, June 8, at the DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston, MI. On Tuesday the show is at the Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain in Scranton, PA. On Friday they start a two nighter at the New England Dodge Music Center in Hartford, CT.
performs Wednesday, June 11, at the TD Banknorth Garden in Boston. Friday the show is at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC. Next Sunday she's in the spotlight at the 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore, MD.
continues his European tour. On Wednesday, June 11, he's in the spotlight at St. Mary's Stadium in Southampton, UK. Friday finds him at Amsterdam Arena in Amsterdam, Netherlands and on Saturday he can be enjoyed performing at Koning Voudewign Stadium in Brussels Belgium.
with Pee Wee Ellis, Fred Wesley, Cheikh Lô, Tony Allen, Simphiwe Dana, Vieux Farka Touré and Wunmi & Ty. A tribute to the late great James Brown whose exposure to African music had a lasting impact on his style. June 14 at Barbican Hall in London.
on stage Wednesday, June 11, at The Ark in Ann Arbor, MI. On Thursday they'll deliver the beat at Frederik Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, MI. Friday finds them at Riverside Casino in Riverside, Iowa. On Saturday the party is at the Raue Center for the Arts in Crystal Lake, IL.
age 9 - looking suave in a tuxedo proved he knows how to work the microphone and handle a sell out crowd when he performed at Saturday's Belmont Stakes. The cutie delivered a great rendition of
New York New York.
Anthony also sang
The National Anthem
which was televised on ESPN. His rendition of
New York New York
from the winners circle right before the actual Belmont Stakes race was televised nationwide on ABC.
Anthony got the gig because a NYRA representative saw Anthony sing this past August at the Saratoga Race Track.
Despite his age Gargiula of Glenmont, NY is an old pro. He started singing at age 2 and has been singing ever since. His first public appearance came when he was 5 years old and entered a Radio Disney singing competition at Crossgates Mall in Albany, New York.
Anthony sang
Midnight Train To Georgia.
He won.
On February 1, 2008, at age 8, Anthony became the youngest performer to sing at Carnegie Hall.
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Sun Control: Nikon D800E versus Fujiblad/Phamiya
In layman's terms that's more than 2-3 stops what a Nikon/Canon will sync (in reality, not the listed 1/250th white paper specs).
Which means you're able to turn down that sunny-16 (f/16) sunlight down to f/8 or f/5.6.
How do leaf shutters work?
6 comments:
Leaf shutters matter if you are shooting high speed action with flash, for model shoots you can always put a vari-ND filter and control the sun.ReplyDelete
There are also some disadvantages shooting MF, like the screens on the back usually are a PITA and not to forget about the cost...ReplyDelete
I would not recommend using Vari-ND filters combined with flash because you have to guess how much light they are going to eat, I prefer to use a -3 or -2 stops fixed Nd filter as it is more consistant and easier to meterReplies
I have been using a vari-ND filter and have found the best way to go is to use take a reflected meter reading through it with my Sekonic L758 to see exactly how many stops of light it is blocking. The filter has marks which unfortunately bear no resemblance to stops - seems somewhat logarithmic a scale.Delete
This works for me and I love the 1/800 with my blad. I have used HSS with the canon 5dii and PW flex/mini system - I even have a PW power ST4 for my ranger (that really behaves oddly and the light meter has to go out of the window!) but even with 3x 580ex I cannot get the power that my ranger puts out - long live medium format I say :-)
Sehmuz, but when you use ND filters you drown out your flash output too. Not everyone has 2500Ws of light to throw around. I mean, I do, but I'm special :)ReplyDelete
Atmikes, 95% of shooting MF is a disadvantage. The leaf shutters are one of the few advantages :)
Everyone on this thread is right. The meter is useless with vari-ND and you need a lot of flash power if you knock down the sun. The way you use a vari-ND is your standard strobist style:ReplyDelete
1. Adjust the ambient TTL (in camera meter) with vari-ND. Go to 1/125-1/200 with a large aperture (f2.8-f4).
2. Take a shot without flash to see how ambient looks. Ambient will be your fill (and accent light depending on where the sun is)
3. Dial up the flash power until you get what you want
The goal is not to knock down the ambient but to control it and still use large apertures. I was able to get f4 under bright sun, f2.8 with clouds with 400ws Quadra with reflector. 640ws AB800 or Einsteins should work too.
Bad thing about the Vari-ND is the focus issues with my Canon.
We all want fast sync speeds hopefully one day we will get the stuff that existed in Nikon D40 many years ago, so we don't keep lusting after $20K+ cameras and $5K+ lenses (j/k I will always want a digital MF for other reasons :) )
Sehmuz, time to upgrade to the 5DMIII with that new nifty focusing system!!! :)ReplyDelete

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KSI vs Logan Paul REMATCH: Will YouTube stars fight again? New York date revealed
KSI VS LOGAN PAUL REMATCH - Everything you need to know about a second fight.
KSI vs Logan Paul took place in Manchester tonight to end weeks of build-up to the big fight.
Both KSI and Logan Paul had been working hard for weeks preparing for this clash.
The YouTube stars may not be well known to many sports fans but the online world is abuzz for this fight.
It is thought both men, who will share a 50/50 split of the fight, could rake it £30m each from the match.
The Manchester Arena was a sell-out at 21,000 fans last night.
But will there be another rematch? Here's everything you need to know…
KSI vs Logan Paul rematch
KSI vs Logan Paul took place on August 25 in Manchester and ended in a shock draw.
KSI vs Logan Paul REMATCH
KSI vs Logan Paul: The first fight gets underway tonight
Although the city is not Londoner KSI's home town, the YouTuber was seen to have the home advantage tonight.
After the drawn fight, Paul said: "I think that's what the people want. Let's have another f****** rematch!"
There are plans for a rematch in New York in February, when Logan Paul may have the upper hand.
The second fight will be in the United States, where Logan Paul pull a hostile home crowd.
KSI vs Logan Paul: Londoner KSI has home advantage tonight
It is not known where the bout will take place but New York has been pencilled in.
Paul, 23, hails from Ohio and lives in California.
But the draw of a New York fight would aid promoters hoping to broadcast the fight either side of the Atlantic.


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Telia continues the fight against modem hijackers
Telia continues the fight against modem hijackers
Telia has taken another step in the fight against modem hijackings.
Since a few weeks ago, Telia has been calling and warning customers who
might have been affected by hijackings. This is often done before the
customer has actually had the time to notice anything.
When Telia contacts customers who dial up known foreign destinations
where modem hijacking occurs, customers are made aware of the problem.
At the same time, customers are also offered the cost-free service
"Telia Kod", which provides 100 percent protection against modem
"We have called a few hundred customers to date," says Marie Ehrling,
head of TeliaSonera Sweden. "Customers are very grateful for our calls
and they feel they have chosen a telecom operator that stands for
security and safety."
In mid-April this year members of TeliaSonera Sweden's management made a
decision to reduce the phone bills of customers whose modems had been
hijacked, provided that the modem hijacking could be substantiated, and
if the customer allowed Telia to activate the Telia Kod service on their
phone number subscription. The decision is retroactive and valid as of
October 1, 2003.
Parallel with these efforts, Telia is continuing to close the number
series and entire destinations in foreign countries where modem
hijacking is directed to. For example, automatic phone traffic to Diego
Garcia and the Cook Islands has been completely closed, while number
series to Tuvalu, Guinea Bissau and Liechtenstein, among other foreign
destinations, have been shut down.
With Telia Kod, customers are required to dial a personal code in order
to make overseas calls or toll calls. The code does not actually prevent
the actual modem hijacking, but it avoids the unpleasant consequences of
a high phone bill. Customers who surf on the Internet with a dial-up
modem connection are recommended by Telia to get the Telia Kod service.
For further information journalists can contact:
Hans G. Larsson, Press Manager, Consumer Segment, TeliaSonera Sweden,
phone + 46 8 713 58 30.
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Culloden Estate and Spa
Built for a Bishop... Fit for a King or Queen
The quietly imposing Culloden Estate & Spa sits atop the Holywood Hills, overlooking Belfast Lough and the County Antrim coastline. This is the most prestigious hotel in Northern Ireland. The house was originally built as the official palace for the Bishops of County Down; today, a decidedly regal atmosphere, brimming with antiques, original artworks and sumptuous accommodations, welcomes world travelers. Enjoy the new duplex apartments at the Culloden Estate. Diversions include a full-service ESPA spa, privileged tee times at Royal Belfast Golf Club (the oldest in Ireland) and gourmet dining in the award-winning Mitre Restaurant.
Hotel TipDon't miss the on-property pub, situated a short walk away from the main building. It's a wonderful spot for casual meals and people-watching. –Karen Stang Hanley Northbrook, Illinois
Virtuoso Preferred Supplier Since 01 Apr 2008
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For 2019:
- Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
- Daily full breakfast, for up to two in room guests, served in restaurant
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Check Out these Fresh New Photos of 'Orente' Singer, Adekunle Gold
The 'Orente' singer, Adekunle Gold, currently trending with new single, 'Pick Up', has released these fresh new promo photos where he's rocking his trademark Adire fabrics. The singer hinted at an album in the making.
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REAL SCOOP: IHIT called in after body found in Richmond
Homicide investigators were called in Tuesday after a man's body was found near Garden City Road in Richmond.
Richmond RCMP Cpl. Dennis Hwang said the body was discovered about 4:30 a.m. and that the death is considered suspicious and "appears targeted."
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has taken conduct of this investigation, he said, providing no further details.
I am working on a feature for Saturday so have not looked into this case at all.
Anyone with information is asked to contact IHIT at 1-877-551-4448 or email@example.com.
Meanwhile Mounties in Surrey are investigating a Cloverdale shooting that happened Sunday just before 11 a.m. in the 17200-block of 65th Avenue.
Police said an unoccupied vehicle and nearby residence were struck, though no one was injured.
around 3:30 a.m. on Sunday, after multiple shots were fired at and struck a home. The suspects, who haven't yet been identified, fled before police arrival and haven't yet been located.
Damage was sustained to the outside and inside of the home, but there were no injuries despite there being several people inside the home following an earlier house party.
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why no recent updates on vallee and bacon trial is courts breaking ??
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Advisors who work for financial funding corporations or financial planning firms, or who're self-employed, typically earn their money by charging a share of the purchasers' assets that they handle. Additionally they may earn cash by charging an hourly payment or by getting fees on stock and insurance purchases. In addition to their fees, advisors usually get commissions for financial products that they sell.
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I just finished these last night for my niece. To my knowledge, she is, as of yet, not a blog reader, so I feel safe in posting these pics.
Aren't they hilarious? The pattern is from Rebecca Danger's etsy shop. I don't usually enjoy the making up of knitted toys, but the end result is too much fun! The kids think Lydia will love Pepper & Minty. Ellie and Katie have been dropping hints the size of watermelons that they'd be interested in something similar. Subtle ones, they are.


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Sunday, October 3, 2010
R.I.P. My Cake Mixer
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Oh My! Sincere condolences on your recent loss. My thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time. I hope they will learn to cope without the weekly bread bake and over time the pain of wanting mama's home-baked bread will ease....ReplyDelete
Feeling guilty as I have been posting bread recipes recently..... My bad influences has led to your poor hand-held mixer giving up the ghost! Did worry as I did read you mentioning you used the mixer for 30 minutes kneading before finishing by hand. I thought that poor machine might burn out.
Anyway hun, on your dilemas over Stand-alone Mixer & Bread Machine, I have a Kenwood Chef Premier and it came with a whisk (great for chiffon cake making!!!); dough hook; two beaters and a glass jug for liqudising. I've only had it a couple of months and it's the bread-kneader in my household now. The Chef Titanium model has an optional extra of a food processor attachment. There are extra accessories available for the Premier like grater, food grinder and sausage maker, but the food processor unit is not compatible. The Titanium model is twice the cost of the Premier (I'm sure a food processor does not cost that much but it means having another kitchen gadget).
If you got a separate bread machine, the machine not only mixes & kneads your dough for you, it can bake it. Only thing is, I don't know how you would adjust your recipes. Some bread machines can bake cakes and make jam too!
For me, I have a stand-alone mixer. I would LOVE to have a Kitchen-Aid, but the Kenwood is probably at least half the price.
It might be a blessing in disguise, although I only had the handheld mixer for 2 years, so it seemed we are not fated for each other ;pReplyDelete
I will look out for the Kenwood model u mentioned. As for bread machine, I am like a country bumpkin, I didn't know breadmachines can bake cakes and make jams. Interesting :)
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I suffered from back pain for quite a number of years. Every time I woke up in the morning, I would have to sit up in a certain position in order to help alleviate the pain in the lower back.
I then decided to visit a chiropractor and after a few sessions with him, I noticed a difference where there were a number of mornings where I work up pain free, which needless to say, I was delighted with!
"A vast majority of people suffer from neck and back pain at some point in their lives" says Sarah from The House Clinics (check them out if you're looking for the best chiropractor Bristol has to offer), and much of this is down to bad posture which is mostly attributed to the fact that many white-collar workers spend extended periods of time sat at an office desk.
The problem occurs when we develop bad posture and as that bad posture develops it starts to place unnecessary strain on parts of the neck and back.
So it's no wonder that many people seek the treatment from a chiropractor or physiotherapist. But what does the evidence suggest? Does this method of treatment actually help alleviate back and neck pain?
Well according to the following survey by Cynthia English and Elizabeth Keating, they found that 6/10 adults strongly agreed that chiropractic care is effective at helping to alleviate their aches and pains.
Majority in U.S. Say Chiropractic Works for Neck, Back Pain
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Chiropractic care has a positive reputation among many U.S. adults for effective treatment of neck and back pain, with about six in 10 adults either strongly agreeing (23%) or agreeing somewhat (38%) that chiropractors are effective at treating these types of pain.
What I found particularly interesting about this article is that around 50% of people in the USA have been to see a chiropractor for some reason or the other.
It just goes to show the extent of which people suffer from pain which can be extremely debilitating and you can imagine the effect it has on the economy as many people have to take time off work to recover.
Is if you have never gone to see a chiropractor before, it might be worth you checking out your local clinic and giving them a call to see how they can help you.


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IFA 2017 is over, and so is a blockbuster week on Wareable. If you want an overview of everything that went down, head over and read editor Mike Sawh's roundup of the past few days.
Also be sure to check out our first-look at the Samsung Gear Sport, Garmin Vivoactive 3, and the MyKronoz ZeTime – not to mention everything from Fossil's clan. And in case you missed it in the IFA madness, we've got a preview of the Fitbit Ionic smartwatch for you to peruse.
Not enough to satiate you? Fine – we've got a few other smaller stories and rumors from the week that should do just the trick.
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Who isn't building a smart speaker? That's the question we're asking these days, but we're admittedly glad to hear word that Sonos might be the next big name to "do an Alexa". Zats Not Funny! has dug up an FCC filing from the company revealing ambitions for a smart speaker that would support "multiple voice platforms" and music services.
So essentially we could have a speaker that can power Alexa, Siri and Google Now, combined with the sterling audio quality Sonos is known for. Damn, HomePod better watch out. The company is set to make an announcement on 4 October and we have every expectation it'll be for this.
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Of course, Alexa's not resting on her laurels. According to some code unearthed in the Alexa app, Amazon's voice assistant might be set to extend her messaging capabilities to SMS. You can already send texts and voice calls between Echo devices and phones with the Alexa app, but this new feature, the code suggests, would let you send an SMS to any number.
There's also a hint that it could be something Amazon makes free for a limited time, before charging users for it. You can read more over at TechCrunch. Google Home was recently updated to let you make calls with the smart speaker, though this doesn't yet include SMS.
Good signs for Fitbit
This week we unveiled our first look at the Fitbit Ionic smartwatch, and delved into the making of Fitbit's long-anticipated new wearable. We have high hopes for it, and analysts also seem optimistic. "Fitbit has an opportunity to essentially hold the smartwatch market position that has been vacated by Android, given the poor quality and consumer acceptance of Android Wear smartwatches," said Raymond James analysts, according to MarketWatch. While IFA has shown how Fossil is building Android Wear momentum through the rest of 2017 and beyond, there's no doubt that Fitbit has a big opportunity with a pretty feature-packed device, though we're yet to see what the Apple Watch Series 3 has in store…
What's going on with Nest?
Just a few days ago we brought you news on the new Nest E Thermostat, a more affordable (but functionally almost identical) version of the Learning Thermostat. But wait, what's this? An invite to a Nest event on 20 September has just dropped in our inbox, and it hints that there's something even bigger yet to come. "Popcorn? Check. Comfy couch? Check. Big announcement? Check." That's all the invite tells us, but perhaps it's a hint that Alphabet-owned company will reveal something big for the living room. A smart speaker? Another thermostat? Your guess is as good as ours right now. Just don't forget the popcorn.
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Being a parent isn't an easy job. We do the best we can…but sometimes it's a constant uphill battle. It's hard to change your not-so-great habits and put into effect some better ones. Lately we've been very aware that we have the TV on just a bit too much and we've been trying to make strides to have it off more. It's hard when you have a little one that is awake as long as you are. And it's cold outside. And it gets dark at 5:00. (Sigh…winter blues already??)
We like to have music on all of the time. Right now, we have been playing a lot of Christmas tunes. And we've been totally hipster-ing it up with "A Very She & Him Christmas" on vinyl. Hello? Zooey Deschanel AND Christmas music? So super sold, its not even funny.
Louis is gaining more and more interest in books. Not as much for having us be able to read an entire one to him…but he really likes to hold them and "read" himself. Bennett captured some beautiful images of him doing just that. They were too sweet not to share.
I was in this kind of moody, black & white mindset when I edited these. Can you tell? 🙂
A big thanks to cousins Davey & Annie for passing down some new reading material for the Lou-dog. He's been very interested in the Disney Pixar books that they gave him. He likes to look at the pictures on the box and tell me what each character is: Fish (Finding Nemo), Horse (Toy Story), Robot (Toy Story2), Bug (A Bug's Life), Monster (Monster's Inc).
I used to be a huge reader when I was younger. To this day, my parents still tell these horrible stories about how I didn't know how to get anywhere because I was always reading in the car instead of paying attention to where we were going. My obsessive reading kind of fizzled once I hit college and my time and priorities made a huge change. Hopefully I can be inspired by Louis' interest to start reading again myself. Maybe that's a good new years resolution??


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This is an appeal from a judgment and decree of the High Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal dated 1-2-1945, in appeal from its original jurisdiction, which affirmed a judgment and decree of that High Court dated 31-3-1943, in its original jurisdiction, dismissing the appellant's suit for damages for malicious prosecution.
[1a] The question arising in this appeal is: At what stage will criminal proceedings instituted falsely and maliciously before a Magistrate under the provisions of the Indian Code of Criminal Procedure, lay the foundation for a suit for damages for malicious prosecution.
[2] Before dealing with the facts of the case, it will be convenient to notice the relevant provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Section 190, so far as relevant enacts that except an thereinafter provided, any Presidency Magistrate, District Magistrate or Sub-divisional Magistrate or other Magistrate therein mentioned may take cognizance of any offence (a) upon receiving a complaint of facts which constitute such offence, the exceptions referred to are not relevant to this appeal. Chapter 16 which is headed "OfcomplaintstoMagistrates" contains the following provisions:
"Section 200. A Magistrate taking cognizance of an offence on complaint shall at once examine the complainant upon oath and the substance of the examination shall be reduced to writing and shall be signed by the complainant, and also by the Magistrate:
Section 202. (1) Any Magistrate, on receipt of a complaint of an offence of which he is authorized to take cognizance, or which has been transferred to him under S. 192, may, if he thinks fit, for reasons to be recorded in writing, postpone the issue of process for compelling the attendance of the person complained against, and either inquire into the case himself or, if he is a Magistrate other than a Magistrate of the third class, direct an inquiry or investigation to be made by any Magistrate subordinate to him, or by a police-officer, or by inch other person as he thinks fit, for the purpose of ascertaining the truth or falsehood of the complaint :
Provided that, save where the complaint has been made by a Court, no such direction shall be made unless the complainant has been examined on oath under the provisions of S. 200.
(2A) Any Magistrate inquiring into a case under this section may, if he thinks fit, take evidence of witnesses on oath.
Section 203. The Magistrate before whom a complaint has been made or to whom it has been transferred, may dismiss the complaint, if after considering the statement on oath (if any) of the complainant and the result of the investigation or inquiry (if any) under S. 302, there is in his judgment no sufficient ground for proceeding. In such case he shall briefly record his reasons for so doing."
Chapter 17 which is headed "Of the Commencement of Proceedings before Magistrates" lays down the procedure when the Magistrate decides to issue process upon the complaint.
[3] The relevant facts are these. In March, 1940, an agreement was entered into
between the appellant and respondent 1 which was contained in certain letters whereby the appellant agreed to sell certain property to a company which was to be formed by respondent 1. The appellant alleged that subsequently an oral agreement was made between himself and respondent 1 containing certain provisions which went beyond the written agreement. Respondent 3 company was incorporated on 16-4-1940, in order to Carry out the purchase from the appellant, and certain property was transferred by the appellant to such company. Subsequently the appellant took the view that the terms of the oral agreement which he had made with respondent 1 had not been carried out and accordingly he refused to transfer the rest of the property included in the sale to the company. The dispute, as the learned trial Judge in this suit has held, was of a purely civil character and it is unnecessary to discuss the merits of it. On 16-9-1940, respondent 2 acting on behalf of himself and respondents 1 and 3 filed a petition of complaint against the appellant in the Court of the police Magistrate at Sealdah, a suburb of Calcutta, under the provisions of S. 190, Criminal PC. The petition, after setting out the facts relating to the dispute, alleged that as the accused had refused to deliver the remainder of the properties agreed to be sold he had committed an offence under S. 422, Penal Code or S. 406 of such Code in the alternative, and asked that be might be summoned to answer the said charge. The charge was duly registered by the Magistrate on 16-9-1940, as a charge of cheating under S. 420, Penal Code, and it is not disputed that the charge was intended to be one of cheating under S. 420, or criminal breach of trust under S. 406.
[4] The Magistrate, having taken cognizance of the complaint, forwarded it to a Mr. N. N. Mukherjee for inquiry and report under the provisions of S. 202 of the Code. Mr. Mukherjee, by letter dated 22-9-1940, gave the appellant notice that a criminal case had been instituted against him by respondent 2, that it had been referred to the writer for inquiry, and that the inquiry would be held on 25th October, For some reason, which has not been explained, Mr. Mukherjee did not hold the inquiry, and the Magistrate then referred the matter to a Mr. Bannerjee who also did not hold the inquiry. Thereupon the Magistrate himself held the inquiry in open Court. Notice of the inquiry was given to the appellant who attended with counsel. At such inquiry respondent 1 deposed that "we have brought this case for cheating us against the accused Md. Amin." On 8-12 1940, after the completion of the inquiry, the Magistrate made an order, which concluded with these words: "No case of cheating and for the matter of that no criminal case of any nature could be made out by the complainant." He thereupon dismissed the complaint under S. 203, Criminal P. C.
[5] On 26-6-1941, the appellant filed this suit against the respondents. The only effective defendants were 1 to 3 (respondents 1, 2 and 3). No relief was claimed against defendants (respondents) 4, 5 and 6. The plaintiff claimed certain relief arising out of the civil dispute with respondents 1-3 but this part of his action was dismissed by the trial Judge and was not the subject of appeal. The claim relevant to this appeal was for Rs. 28,500 for damages for malicious prosecution, made up of costs incurred in his defence to the inquiry, damage to business and damage to reputation.
[6] The case was tried by Gentle, J. on the original side of the High Court. The learned Judge held that there was no reasonable and probable cause for the criminal proceedings taken by the respondents, that there was not the slightest justification for filing a criminal complaint, and that the respondents were actuated by malice. The learned Judge, however, felt himself bound to follow the case in 38 Cal. 8801 and to hold that the plaintiff's suit failed since there had been in law no prosecution. The learned Judge stated that in the absence of authority he would have been inclined to a contrary view and that the only damages which he would have awarded, had the suit succeeded, would have included Rs. 1,000 in respect of the costs to which the appellant had been put in connection with the filing of the complaint. He was not satisfied that the loss of business alleged in the plaint had been established, and he did not deal with the claim to damages for loss of reputation. Accordingly, by decree dated 31-3-1943, the plaintiff's suit was dismissed.
[7] From that decree the plaintiff filed an appeal and on 1-2-1945, the appeal was dismissed. The learned Chief Justice who gave the leading judgment followed the case in 38 Cal, 8801 and expressed the view that the case was rightly decided.
[8] The first question which arises in this appeal is whether in 38 Cal 8801 the correct principle was applied. The case has been followed in some Courts in India and dissented from in others, and their Lordships will examine the position of the authorities.
[9] 38 Cal 8801 was decided in the year 1911 by a Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court presided over by Sir Lawrence Jenkins, the Chief Justice. A complaint had been made before a Magistrate by the defendant against the plaintiff of criminal breach of trust and the Magistrate had referred the matter for inquiry by the police under S. 202, Criminal P. C., and on receiving the report of the police, dismissed the complaint under S. 203 of the Code. The Court held that in those circumstances no prosecution had commenced and accordingly no suit for malicious prosecution would lie. Reliance was placed by the Court on the heading to chap. 17, "The commencement of proceedings before Magistrates", and it was held that that stage had never been reached. The Court also relied on the decision of the English Court of Appeal in (1885) 14 QBD 6482 where the learned Judges expressed the view that a prosecution could not be said to commence before a person was summoned to answer a complaint. But in that case the Court was not dealing with a suit for malicious prosecution. It had to decide the question when a criminal prosecution had commenced within the meaning of S. 3, Newspaper Libel and Registration Act, 1881.
[10] 38 Cal 8801 was followed in 1912 by a Single Judge in Madras in 37 Mad 181.3
[10a] In the same year, namely 1912, in 17 CWN 5544 a Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court consisting of Mookerjee and Beachcroft, JJ. expressed the view that a suit for damages for malicious prosecution lay whenever the criminal law had been set in motion maliciously and without reasonable cause, and that it was not necessary to show that there had been a prosecution in the restricted sense in which that word is used in the Code of Criminal Procedure. To that extent, the reasoning in 38 Cal 8801 was criticised, but it was distinguished upon the facts, because in the case in 17 CWN 5544 the complaint relied on as the foundation of the suit had not asked for the prosecution of the plaintiff but that security proceedings should be taken under S. 145 or S. 107, Criminal PC, and the Magistrate had not directed any inquiry.
[11] In the year 1914, the case in 19 CWN 9356 came before a Bench of the Calcutta High Court consisting again of Mookerjee and Beachcroft, JJ. In that case the complainant charged the plaintiffs with certain acts of a criminal nature and prayed that security might be taken from them as otherwise his life and property would be in danger. The Magistrate examined the complainant on oath who gave evidence as to the incidents mentioned in the petition and prayed that proceedings under S. 107, Criminal P. C., might be taken against the plaintiffs. The Magistrate thereupon referred the matter to the Deputy Magistrate for inquiry and report. The Deputy Magistrate issued notice to the parties and examined a considerable number of witnesses. The Deputy Magistrate in due course submitted his report, and the Magistrate in charge accepted the report and refused to proceed with the complaint. The facts in that case appear to their Lordships in substance to raise the same question as arose on the facts in 38 Cal. 8801 since although the complaint only asked for security proceedings to be taken, it alleged facts on which it would have been open to the Magistrate to frame a criminal charge. The Court, following their former decision, held that proceedings under S. 107 amounted to a prosecution for the purposes of a suit for malicious prosecution and they further held that under the circumstances of the case the prosecution had commenced. The Court was not prepared to accept the reasoning in 38 Cal. 8801 and expressed the view that the prosecution - that act of the prosecutor which renders him liable to be cast for damages if malicious, and not based on reasonable and probable cause-commenced when the prosecutor had taken the initial step, namely, had made his complaint to the Magistrate. The learned Judges further expressed the view that the action for damages for malicious prosecution was not a creature of any statute and that it was wide of the mark to investigate the precise meaning of the expression "prosecution" in the Code of Criminal Procedure, or the exact point of time, when a prosecution may be said to commence within the meaning of that Code.
[12] 19 CWN 9355 was followed in 2 Luck 7466 by a Bench of the Chief Court of Oudh where it was held that the essence of an action for malicious prosecution lies in the institution of criminal proceedings and their termination in the plaintiff's favour and that the proceedings started with the issue of the complaint. The Court disagreed with 38 Cal 880.1
[13] The views expressed in 19 CWN 9355 were approved by Benches of the Calcutta High Court in 49 Cal 10357 and in 56 cal 4328 though those cases were distinguishable on the facts as they were concerned with applications for sanction to prosecute.
[14] On the other hand, 38 Cal 8801 has been followed by a Bench of the Patna High Court in 8 Pat 285,9 by a Bench of the Allahabad High Court in 53 ALL 77110 and by a Bench of the Rangoon High Court in 13 Hang 764.11
[15] If 38 Cal 8801 which was decided 36 years ago, had met with general approval in
India, their Lordships might have been prepared to accept it on the principle of stare decisis, but, as the above discussion shows, the case has not met with universal approval. Nor can it be said to lay down any principle which may have served as a guide to conduct in other cases. No man can be heard to say that he lodged a false complaint maliciously without any justification in the belief that, though supported by his own oath, the Magistrate would have no difficulty in detecting its falsity and in dismissing it without calling upon the accused. Their Lordships think it right therefore to examine the principle upon which the case was based.
16. The action for damages for malicious prosecution is part of the common law of England, administered by the High Court at Calcutta under its letters patent. The foundation of the action lies in abuse of the process of the Court by wrongfully setting the law in motion and it is designed to discourage the perversion of the machinery of justice for an improper purpose. The plaintiff must prove that the proceedings instituted against him were malicious, without reasonable and probable cause, that they terminated in his favour (if that be possible), and that he has suffered damage. As long ago as 1698 it was held by Holt C. J. in 1 Ld. Raym. 37412 that damages might be claimed in such an action under three heads, (1) damage to the person, (2) damage to property, and (3) damage to reputation, and that rule has prevailed ever since. That the word "prosecution" in the title of the action is not used, in the technical sense which it bears in criminal law is shown by the fact that the action lies for the malicious prosecution of certain classes of civil proceedings, for instance falsely and maliciously presenting a petition in bankruptcy or a petition to wind up a company: (1883) 11 QBD 674.13 The reason why the action does not lie for falsely and maliciously prosecuting an ordinary civil action is, as explained by Bowen L. J. in the last mentioned case, that such a case does not necessarily and naturally involve damage to the party sued. A civil action which is false will be dismissed at the hearing. The defendant's reputation will be cleared of any imputations made against him, and he will be indemnified against his expenses by the award of costs against his opponent. The law does not award damages for mental anxiety, or for extra costs incurred beyond those imposed on the unsuccessful party. But a criminal charge involving scandal to reputation or the possible loss of life or liberty to the party charged does necessarily and naturally involve damage and in such a case damage to reputation will be presumed.
17. From this consideration of the nature of an action for damages for malicious prosecution emerges the answer to the problem before the Board. To found an action fur damages for malicious prosecution based upon criminal proceedings the test is not whether the criminal proceedings, the test is not whether the criminal may be correctly described as a prosecution; the test is whether such proceedings have reached a stage at which damage to the plaintiff results. Their Lordships are not prepared to go as far as some of the Courts in India in saying that the mere presentation of a false complaint which first seeks to set the criminal law in motion will per se found an action for damages for malicious prosecution. If the Magistrate dismisses the complaint as disclosing no offence with which he can deal, it may well be that there has been nothing but an unsuccessful attempt to set the criminal law in motion, and no damage to the plaintiff results. But in this case the Magistrate took cognisance of the complaint, examined the complainant on oath, held an inquiry in open Court under S. 202 which the plaintiff attended, and, at which as the learned Judge has found, he incurred costs in defending himself. The plaint alleged the institution of criminal proceedings of a character necessarily involving damage to reputation and gave particulars of special damage; alleged to have been suffered by the plaintiff. Their Lordships think that the action was well founded, and on the findings at the trial the plaintiff is entitled to judgment.
18. As already noted the learned Judge was prepared to allow Rs. 1,000 as special
damage to property, but did not consider the question of damage to the reputation of the plaintiff which the plaint assessed at Rs. 25,000. Before this Board, however, counsel for the appellant stated that he did not ask for more than nominal damages and was willing to accept such sum as the Board might award. The parties did not ask for a reference as to damages and in the circumstances their Lordships are prepared to take the course which was taken by the Board in 10 MIA 54014 and to assess the damages themselves. They accept the figure of Rs. 1,000 which the learned Judge would have awarded as special damage, and they assess general damage to reputation at Rs. 100.
[19] Their Lordships will therefore humbly advise His Majesty that this appeal be allowed, that the decree of the Appeal Court dated the 1-2-1945, be set aside and that the decree of Mr. Justice Gentle dated the 31-3-1913, also be set aside and that judgment be entered for the appellant against respondents 1 to 3 for the sum of Rs. 1,100. Respondents 1-3 must pay the costs of this appeal and of the appeal in India and half of the appellant's cost of the trial.
Appeal allowed.


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I am happy and tired. Moving is done, for the most part. I know live far away from my husband and I can come and go as I please. I sleep in the guest bedroom when I'm at his house (finally!) It took me a long time to move out of the bedroom, where nothing was happening anyway. I didn't want to hurt his feelings more than I already am.
We're getting along fine. It was his birthday Wednesday, and I took him out to dinner the day after. I was able to come into town Wednesday, when I wanted. I went out to see my book club girlfriends. I'd already used them as an excuse to be with my lover a few weeks ago, but I actually want to see them, too. Then I went climbing Thursday during the day with Mr. Wonderful. Nothing is happening there, really, but we're hanging out, and there's no rush. We can get to know each other. And if things work out, I'll let the ex-cop go, since he doesn't want me to be in love with him anyway.
I feel guilty as hell still. My husband is a perfectly nice man, who loves me in the manner that he is capable of, which does not include making love to me, ever. Or taking care of me when I need him. But there's nothing mean about him, or unpleasant. He just wants me to be more and more of a nursemaid and less and less of a friend and partner.
I feel better, though. I spent the last night in the guest bedroom for the first time, and it was the only good night's sleep I've had in this house since February. But I woke feeling awful, the same guilty feeling that has been rotting me from the interior for months. I need a break from him, for a while. I need a break from lies, and feeling guilty.


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|"The Road Warrior"
|The O.C. episode
|Episode no.
|Season 3
Episode 16
|Written by
|Mike Kelley
|Directed by
|Michael Fresco
|Production no.
|Original airdate
|March 9, 2006 (FOX)
"The Road Warrior" is the 67th episode of the FOX television series, The O.C.. The episode was written by Mike Kelley and was directed by Michael Fresco. It originally aired on Thursday, March 9, 2006. It was seen by some fans as the turning point (bad to good) after what they thought was a disappointing season thus far. [1]
|Actor / actress
|Michael Nouri
|Dr. Neil Roberts
|Jeff Hephner
|Matt Ramsey
|Autumn Reeser
|Taylor Townsend
|Johnny Lewis
|Dennis "Chili" Childress
|Cam Gigandet
|Kevin Volchok
|Nikki Reed
|Sadie Campbell
|Morena Baccarin
|Maya Griffin
|Rodney Rowland
|Jack Harper
|Tom Vek
Seth, Summer and Marissa have a hot tub session and the girls pretend they're interested in a threesome. Seth, barely able to handle 1 female, let alone 2, squirms away, wondering where Ryan is. So where's Ryan? Well, he's with Sadie at Johnny's mom's house, trying to fix the kitchen pipes. Naturally, he twists the wrench too hard and water begins spraying everywhere, leading to a damp, flirty moment.
Then someone knocks on the door and Sadie sees it's the police, leading to a dry, scary moment. Seth calls Ryan about jumping in the hot tub, and Ryan assures him he'll be home. Sadie then tells Ryan the cops think Johnny's death maybe wasn't an accident, so maybe Ryan should go home.
At the trailer the next day, Summer suggests a gathering with the four of them this weekend. But Marissa sees right through her scheme to get Ryan and Marissa back in close quarters. Just then, Marissa gets a call. But not from Ryan. The same Ryan who has brought Seth down to Sadie's to see what's what. Sadie tells him that with Johnny's death now a question, the life insurance claim has been frozen. Bad timing, since the bank is about to foreclose on her aunt's house. But Sadie assures Ryan he has nothing to worry about. The cops are more interested in another repeat offender-Marissa.
At the Cohen's, Kirsten tells Julie that they've already burned through their ad budget for New Date, so maybe they'll have to call in a favor from a publisher friend. Julie, however, is more interested in coffee after another late night in the backseat of Dr. Roberts' Maserati. Kirsten wonders if maybe it's time for Newport's latest power couple to go public. Julie explains that with all the kids are going through, the adults don't want to make any waves.
Meanwhile, back at the Newport Group, a caller reminds Matt that he forgot to send out some permits. Fortunately, his new squeeze Maya is holding them. This pleases Sandy, since they need to get the proposal to Maya's father by Monday. But things are going well with Maya and he doesn't want her to think he's using her. Which he sorta was, until he realized he was way into her. Sandy tells Matt he has to come through.
Over at Harbor, Summer is still trying, with no luck, to catch up with her wildcatting father. As Summer complains to Seth, Taylor plops down between them and tries to get all caught up. And when she does, she can't believe Seth and Summer don't have a plan of action. Taylor suggests a hot date to take Summer's dad's mind off the misery of his new divorce. Perhaps Kirsten could even take.
After school, Ryan drops by to help Sadie with a little spackle job, only to catch Sadie heading out to smack some sense into her uncle in Brea. Ryan asks if she needs a ride. She does not, as Volchok is going to chauffeur her. After thinking it over, she chooses Ryan instead. Volchok is cool with that. Especially since Volchok says this means Marissa will be alone for a couple of hours. Well, that's a twist Ryan didn't appreciate.
As Sadie speeds through the desert, Ryan opens up about his rough Chino past. Family member in prison, eh? These kids have more in common than they thought.
Back in civilization, Sandy suggests a dinner date - the Cohens, Matt and Maya. Sandy offers to bring the proposal up to Maya to save Matt the social awkwardness. Then Marissa drops by looking for advice on handling the cops in regards to Johnny's plunge. Sandy agrees to help her reschedule her statement to the police, and to have it set in a familiar place.
That night, the ladies are pouring over the New Date roster when Summer shows up, hoping to find her father a lady friend. She's desperate to help, because, as she explains, on his own, her father will fall for the first gold-digging slut that gets into his backseat. Summer has helpfully crafted a look book and a long list of demanding characteristics that a woman must have in order to share common interests with Dr. Roberts. Of course, Julie, who is currently entangled with Dr. Roberts without meeting any of the characteristics beyond female, has to stand there and listen to it all.
After nightfall, Sadie and Ryan finally reach Brea. Uncle Jack's yard is strewn with debris - a good sign for this mission. An even better sign comes when Uncle Jack doesn't answer the door. Instead, it's just some random dirtball. Not the specific dirtball they were looking for. Although, this random dirtball also hates Uncle Jack. He reports that Uncle Jack moved to Indio and that's all he knows. So...off to Indio? Sadie isn't sure, because it's so far. But Ryan loves long drives that could potentially end in disaster.
That night, Julie waits for Dr. Roberts at a restaurant while dressed like Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct and doing a crossword puzzle. Two of Summer's stringent demands. Coincidentally, Taylor is in the lobby of the same place picking up a to-go order. She spies Dr. Roberts and heads his way, only to see Julie vamping.
Elsewhere, Summer implores Marissa to call Ryan. The same Ryan who's currently shacked up in a desert motel with Sadie, who's just getting out of the shower. Ryan asks if she wants to play poker, and indeed she does. But only if the betting involves clothes coming off. Just as Ryan shuffles up and deals, Marissa calls. Seeing her name on the ID, Ryan lets it go to voicemail.
Morning arrives and Sadie is ready to continue the mission. Luckily, she thinks she found Uncle Jack's new business in the Yellow Pages. Ryan calls Seth to see just how much trouble he' avoiding. Seth, who's rolling around in Ryan's bed so it would look rumpled, assures Ryan that he's being covered. After the call, Taylor swings into the pool house with a Level One emergency. That being the news of Julie and Dr. Roberts. Summer then pops in and it's about 4 seconds before Taylor gives her the dirt. When Seth expresses doubt about this relationship, Taylor reveals that she knows of the next meet-up.
Which turns out to be Dr. Roberts teaching Julie the finer points of the golf swing. Julie, having already mastered the fine art of the golf outfit, doubts her athletic ability. Seth and Summer pull up to the edge of the driving range in a golf cart and immediately spot Julie and the doctor working on the fine art of the kiss. Summer is disgusted and frightened.
Ryan and Sadie arrive at Big H Bail Bonds in Indio. They ask for Jack inside, but he's on a job.
In an equally miserable place, Marissa stands on the cliff Johnny plunged off of, reliving the statement she made to the police earlier in the day. As she turns to leave, Marissa sees Volchok standing there. Being the friendly sort, he offers Marissa a sip from his flask. Marissa isn't interested, and Volchok says if she ever changes her mind, ever wants to talk about Johnny, look him up.
At home, Kirsten worries to Sandy about what Maya will think when she's clobbered with the hospital proposal. But Sandy says it has to happen.
Back in Indio, Uncle Jack finally shows up. Sadie asks him for the child support he neglected to pay over the past three years, but Uncle Jack disagrees about the amount owed. He considers it to be somewhere around 0. So Sadie grabs a pipe from the back of Jack's gleaming new truck and smashes the side mirror off. Suddenly it's Sadie and Ryan vs 4 big guys who are all licensed to carry firearms. This couldn't have been the original plan. Fightin' Ryan Atwood holds his own for not very long and Jack leaves him lying in a heap on the concrete. Every time he crosses the Newport county line, he gets punched.
At a diner, Sadie ices Ryan's wounds. He assures her that it's not that bad and then stealthily grabs the car keys and drives off when she isn't looking. Sadie is stranded.
The Cohens are out with Matt and Maya, enjoying sophisticated conversation. Sandy then tells Maya the Newport Group totally revamped their proposal based on her father's suggestions. Maya, admiring Sandy' pluck, says she'll be happy to review it and pass it along whenever she gets a chance. But Sandy points out that the board is meeting on Monday. They need to do this now. After a mild case of tension, Maya agrees to do it, then excuses herself from the table. Matt chases after her.
At Summer's house, Seth and Summer are smooching, but Summer is distracted by the thought of Julie and her dad. Then, speak of the devil, the doctor comes home, full of life. Summer comes close to mentioning Julie, but when she sees how happy her father is, she lets it go.
Someone who's not happy right now, however, is Ryan Atwood. He's back at the bail bonds place. But he just wants to talk. He tells Jack that his father made a lot of the same mistakes. And the biggest one was abandoning them. Without money, they had no shot. Jack has an employee give Ryan the old heave ho. But as Ryan dusts himself off, Jack drops an envelope at his feet and tells him to never show up again. Then, in some felicitous timing, Sadie arrives in a cab. Ryan hands her the envelope full of money.
Back from the restaurant, Sandy tells Kirsten that Matt just called. Good news, Maya loved the proposal and is going to show her father. Bad news, she dumped Matt to move back to New York. Kirsten is perturbed. Mostly because Sandy Cohen has become a changed man. A business man.
Wrapping things up at The Bait Shop, Volchok spots Marissa all by her lonesome. Marissa spots Volchok ogling her and takes off. And Sadie and Ryan cruise back from the desert. Back in the pool house, safe from physical punches, Ryan submits himself to some mental punches by calling Marissa. They both admit that their relationship is getting off script. So maybe that's that. But Ryan will be fine, as Sadie just showed up at the pool house looking for another round of strip poker.
This was the first episode, beside the Premiere, to not have the opening recap voice-over saying "Previously on The O.C". Instead, Mischa Barton's voice-over says "If you haven't watched The O.C. in a while, here's what you've missed." Followed by a recap/montage of the fifteen previous episodes from this season. It is about 50 seconds long. This was probably because the episode was first aired after a one month hiatus.


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2012.08.03-05 Dublin Irish Festival
Dublin Irish Festival August 3rd, 4th and 5th. Acts I enjoyed included Aisling ( http://www.aisling.us/), the Ladies of Longford ( http://hildadoyle.com/TheLadies.htm), Tom O'Carroll ( http://www.tomocarroll.com/), Tannahill Weavers ( http://www.tannahillweavers.com/) and Changeling ( http://www.madcelts.com/). Any mistakes are mine and should be brought to my attention so I can fix them. Enjoy.Read More


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When you buy a home that is part of a planned, covenanted community, you will most likely be part of a homeowners' association (HOA). Colorado has passed laws that provide protections for residents in HOAs when it comes to debt collection practices, foreclosure, and landscaping, among other things. Read on to learn more about these laws and how they can protect you if you live in an HOA community in Colorado.
An HOA is a legal entity set up to manage and maintain a neighborhood. Its members usually consist of homeowners in the community. The original developer of the community typically creates the HOA.
The rules of the community are set forth in what is called the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs). The main functions of the HOA are:
(Learn more about homeowners' associations in Nolo's article Homeowners' Associations (HOAs) and CC&Rs.)
Colorado passed an "HOA Reform Package" (House Bill 13-1276, House Bill 13-1277, House Bill 13-1134, and Senate Bill 183) in 2013 that holds HOAs to stricter standards in the areas of debt collection, foreclosure, and landscaping. This legislation addresses the following main areas:
As of January 1, 2014, House Bill 13-1276 requires most HOAs to adopt a policy governing the collection of unpaid assessments that specifies:
Before the HOA can turn a delinquent account over to an attorney or collections agency, the HOA must provide a notice to the homeowner specifying:
Third party debt collectors must also adopt this collection policy if collecting an HOA debt.
The HOA and any debt collector must also make a good-faith effort to coordinate with a delinquent homeowner to set up a payment plan to pay off past-due assessments and other delinquent payments. The homeowner may pay off the delinquency by making equal installments over a period of at least six months. (However, the HOA does not have to offer a payment plan to a unit owner who has previously entered into a plan.)
If the delinquent owner fails to comply with the payment plan or fails to remain current on regular assessments during the plan, the HOA may then immediately pursue legal action.
An HOA (or the assignee of the HOA's assessment lien, such as a third-party debt collector), may only foreclose if the past-due total amount is equal to six months or more of common expense assessments.
Also, the HOA board must vote in favor of foreclosure before proceeding with such a foreclosure on any given delinquent account, and may not delegate this authority to an attorney, insurer, manager or any other person. (Learn more about HOA foreclosures in Nolo's article HOA Liens & Foreclosures: An Overview.)
House Bill 13-1277 requires that HOA community managers be licensed under the Colorado Division of Real Estate.
House Bill 13-1134 required the Division of Real Estate to conduct a study to assess options, costs, and the need for the Division of Real Estate to (among other things):
This law also requires all HOAs to register with the state.
Senate Bill 183 addresses drought conditions and ensures that HOAs do not needlessly require homeowners to maintain water-dependent landscaping. Among other things, the bill prohibits:
However, HOAs are permitted to adopt and enforce design or aesthetic guidelines that:
To learn more, see Title 38, Article 33.3 (the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act) of the Colorado Revised Statutes.


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The cherries are coming!
And it's much more exciting than previously expected.
Two of the cherry trees appear to be plums!
At least one cherry tree seems to be growing edible cherries!!
The cherries are coming!
And it's much more exciting than previously expected.
Two of the cherry trees appear to be plums!
At least one cherry tree seems to be growing edible cherries!!
Happy J18! In remembrance of Waterloo, Orgreave, the Carnival against Capitalism and other struggles here we are, making elderflower cordial in a beautiful rural squat. Things could be worse.
I did quite a lot of hunting for a decent recipe this year and this is my conclusion. No ascorbic acid used, only lemons, so very simple. We'll see how it all matures, in a no fridge situation.
There's nowt quite like having an all day potter in the garden.
I really like bimbling around with a vague plan, moving from task to task.
Today I got to make some elderflower cordial, pretty much at the end of the season already so I'm glad i managed it. I found a simple recipe online.
Following on from the weeding in the vegetable garden the other day, the front garden needed some hacking back so I was busy with nettles and brambles, again. Found some wild strswberries. Then i was ripping out brambles to clear the space under the proposed treehouse tree.
Now i have an improved composting arena, it felt good to dump all the chopped matter in the big pile.
I wanted to cover up the IBC container to stop algae coming in the tank, I got about halfway through that using wood and then realised i could put the astroturf to good use.
I also cleared more wood out of the sloot, with the aim of eventually being able to boat down it of course.
There's a strange "garden centre" in the village which is actually someone's house with all the plants in the garden. I like it. You walk down a path and get surrounded by plants and have to backtrack. They had netting for my cabbage and also parsnip seeds!!
Then i went to the hardware and bought two saws, one for hacking branches to pieces, one for precision work. I used the latter to make a bench,.
I had a good day in the garden today actually, lots of weeding, planted out some peas and squash, put some beans and beetroot in the ground.
Bought a spiky aloe vera plant from south africa today. Plus a star shaped succulent!! And more seeds, beans and beetroot…
June 2015
Had a bit of a gardening afternoon today after I shook off my hangover. The new compost area is pretty much finished, so there's a a turned over compost sitting there now, with a new one started off next door, then green compost (nettles etc), then a big area for hard to break down stuff like branches too small to burn, bamboo bits, and mainly brambles. It's great finally having a place to pile up the chopped brambles and the system is kind of complete, since oil drums can be hauled around the on the grass mower.
The mower does work actually, I've been using it to clear paths.
In the garden, I was digging out brambles today and tidying up a bit. I planted out a few squash plants, hope they take. The one already in the ground isn't doing much at all. Same like the rocket, which is growing really slowly. But the radish and potatoes are still growing fast. In the cloche the seedlings are sprouting!
Unfortunately the second cloche which B made with the netting isn't as stable as the first one so I took it away today when i was weeding and then it fell apart. Oh well.


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To the Editor:
Bill Merrill's letter [Letters to the Editor, June 30] described almost everything that is wrong abouttoday's "live" theater experience. A copy ought to be sent to every working producer, director, composer and actor.
I haven't put sound designers on my list because, although they are frequently reviled by critics, I don't believe that they hold the final responsibility for their work.
Sound designers often take a hit for someone else's actions. I was witness to Andrew Lloyd Webber's calling out to the sound designer of "Song and Dance": "I can't hear the oboe! Give me more oboe!" More oboe meant more amplification for Bernadette Peters. And so on.
The audience is often assaulted with sound. During previews of "Dreamgirls," Gerald Schoenfeld, the chairman of the Shubert Organization, one of the show's producers, reportedly marched up to the sound operator and shouted: "For God's sake, turn down the volume in the mezzanine! Their ears are bleeding up there!"
Producers, directors, composers and actors, I beg you, give us back the "live" theater experience. If it's the movie experience you're trying to emulate, remember this: for about $70 less, the audience can see "Independence Day" at the local multiplex.
BILL LIBERMAN New York
The writer is the manager of the Royale Theater.Continue reading the main story


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Maybe you have heard of that in case you're employed, then it is possible to find the fund against the employment from an authorised money lender Singapore. But yes, it's true. Nowadays you can find the money against the evidence that you're employed. The strategy is loans to the self-employed scheme where can use the cash with no complexities and technicalities.
The loans for the self-employed scheme would be the schemes in which you can find the money very quickly with the support of Internet. Also, this procedure is as simple as playing with a handy video game.
Search for the authorised money lender online. Means, you can locate a lender online and in which you will need to stand in queues. This is a net operated scheme where hundreds of users can get the scheme concurrently at once.
- After choosing the authorised money lender, you're supposed to fill in the online form where you |you've got to be sure that |you're a qualified borrower. To being a borrowed lender, you need to make sure that you are an adult Singapore citizen who's having a monthly income of a set amount. You must also have the checks of the lender account which operates your salary checks.
- Countless pop-ups will look, and you need to choose the best one out of them. You can assess the repayment date, repayment style, rates of interest and your own condition and purpose of the cash.
To being a borrowed creditor, you will need to be certain you're an adult Singapore citizen who's having a monthly income of a predetermined sum. You also need to have the checks of the creditor account that operates your salary checks.
Following this, you'll receive money in few hours with no issue. You are able to pay back the amount in the date of wages. The interest rate is cheap and reasonable.


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Dan (centre) toasts the opening of his new play Baco Noir with cast members (l-r) Terry Barna, Jay Davis, Perrie Olthuis, Craig Pike and Artistic Director David Nairn. The play runs May 8-24 in Orangeville and moves to Theatre Collingwood May 26-31. … [Read more...]
Dan Needles Joins Order of Canada
Dan was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada on December 27, 2014 by Governor General of Canada David Johnston for "celebrating rural communities as the playwright of the much-loved Wingfield Farm series, and for championing the dramatic arts outside of Canada's major … [Read more...]
An interview at the Lakefield Literary Festival with Richard Scarsbrook
Click play to watch the interview of Dan Needles by Richard Scarsbrook at the Lakefield Literary Festival. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js9t3tioCT8 … [Read more...]
Read all of Dan's Fenceposts columns
Click to read all of Dan's Fenceposts columns: In The Hills Magazine. … [Read more...]
Great Escapes
I should be used to it by now. It happens every August when the pasture dries up and the lambs start working holes in the fence. I arrive home and find two of them grazing the "long pasture," which is a term the neighbours use to describe any roadside ditch contiguous to a farm. Two lambs turn into thirty if corrective steps aren't taken, so I move the whole flock to the … [Read more...]