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The Black Cherry is absolutley Fab. We have passed a few times and finally went in yesterday. The food is great and very reasonably priced. The staff are very friendly and make you very welcome. It is beautifully decorated and very comfortable. They sell some great cocktails, you must try the Grand Royal.......it's delicious. I highly recommend it, give it a try you won't be disappointed, we will definatley be going back.
We visited yesterday (27/02/05), we found the manager very polite as were most of the staff apart from the Irish girl who was only polite and smiled at Irish people!! Somebody smashed a glass on the floor and she was quite rude to me when i pointed it out. The food is not good at all, it was cold by the time it reached our table. The roast beef was burnt round the edges but very red in the middle and the veg was just waterlogged and very bland.


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"Erzulie“ is about ghosts. Well, not just ghosts but also spirits and all of their close relatives. We explore them, how they appear and disappear and what they do in-between.
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I’ve been very busy the past few days, and didn’t realize that when Ancestry.com updated their site and moved a lot of their daily/weekly news and columns into their Family History Circle blog, that one of the changes they made – they dropped George G. Morgan’s ‘Along Those Lines’ column, one of the better written columns on their site.
Have no fear, he has started his own blog at ahaseminars.livejournal.com.
You can still read his older columns (they go back almost eight years) at Ancestry.com.
This week in “Along Those Lines …”, I want to discuss an issue that has bothered me for the past five years but which I have been unable to voice in previous columns in the “Ancestry Daily News” and on the Ancestry.com Web site. It is the closure of access to public records. Ancestry was reluctant to print a column I wrote on this topic two years ago, and I actually received a call from their legal department. I was informed that California had ‘requested’ that Ancestry.com remove the California Death Index from its database collection or that the state would seek to take legal action to force its removal. I could easily understand that Ancestry.com and its parent company, MyFamily.com, Inc., didn’t want to throw fuel on that particular fire and I readily acquiesced. However, this is the time for another look at what is happening, especially since we are in yet another major mid-term election year in the U.S.
This entry was posted in Genealogy Rights, Hints & Tips, Historical, News on 4 April 2006 by George Lewis.
Thank you for mentioning the fact that my “Along Those Lines …” column has been posted now at my companys Web site, http://ahaseminars.com. It’s nice to get the word out.
I think, however, that you misconstrued the meaning of the information I was trying to communicate in the article you’ve cited here. The focus of the article was the portray the often ill-conceived intentions of our politicians to protect us from ourselves by censoring records by limiting or completely closing access.
In the scenario I described about Ancestry that you quoted, that was very clearly a situation in which California had taken a stance that they wanted to prevent access to records which they had already provided to Ancestry.com for inclusion in their databases. Just to clarify, the legal department was at that time renegotiating with the State of California on the issue and didn’t want to publish a column at their site that might derail the negotiations. (After all, an index is only a pointer to the original document’s date and location, and not the actual document.) As it turned out, I was happy to pass on the publication of that column to try to assist Ancestry’s negotiations. The result was a positive outcome, with the index in question being allowed to remain online.
Any of us in the genealogy world who watches the news reports closely and/or follows the legislative activities at the national, state, and local level knows that there are politicians who will adopt a stand — especially in an election year — that makes it appear that they are supportive of one cause or another in order to draw votes. Since 9/11. an easy target stance on public safety, anti-terrorism, protection of privacy, and deterrence of identity theft is a very, very popular position. Closing access to public records seems to many of them to be an easy way to accomplish this when, in fact, what they are doing is undermining the Freedom of Information Act and violating their constituents’ right to access public information. I have watched these well-intentioned (hopefully) political actions stymy or deadlock our genealogical research for the past 4-1/2 years, and am very distressed. As for me, I continue to order copies of documents as quickly as I can, but I’m getting lots more resistance and refusals that I ever saw before.
I stated in my blog that over the past five years, I’ve been unable to voice this issue. That was merely because negotiations are always taking place between MyFamily.com, Inc., and Ancestry.com to acquire new database content from governments at all levels in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and elsewhere. Understanding the delicacy of such negotiations sometimes, it is something that, once I understood the situation, I would never want to speak out about or to undermine at the Ancestry.com site. The team I work with at Ancestry.com has always allowed me freedom to write and share ideas with readers without any censorship, and I know that the company is committed to the highest-quality publications, both print and electronic.
I’ll continue to write for Ancestry.com in the new Ancestry Weekly Journal and elsewhere with no qualms whatsoever. They are a great bunch of folks and have become part of my own extended family. I hope they will be for you.

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Castrovalva SCMoll The Doctor forgets Adric. Tegan wishes she were so lucky.
Earthshock Scooter The Cybermen try to impress Earth, but Adric makes a bigger impact.
The Five Doctors SCMoll Too many Doctors spoil the TARDIS.
Five-Minute Doctor Who is © Colin Hayman.

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text: South Mountain Peaks - Jason Huitt log home, 3BR/2BA on the main level and 1BR/1BA and second living/entertainment area in finished basement. Put this on your must-see list. This beautifully constructed, well maintained, 2008 home was custom built for a full-time mountain lifestyle by Jason Huitt of South Mountain Log Homes. Plans change, and our loss is your gain. This carefully thought out floor plan has a family room, three bedrooms, two full baths with an open kitchen and living area on the main level. Downstairs you'll find an additional bedroom, bathroom and a nice open space currently in use as a second living room and recreation room. The house has everything you need for year-round living, starting with a full-sized kitchen, upscale appliances, pantry and laundry area. This cabin has one of the rarest mountain home commodities… drum roll please, a circle drive and room for a garage. Low maintenance lot, immaculately maintained cabin – come see for yourself. 1200 SqFt does not include the 1200 Sq Ft finished walk-out BSMT with a bonus room, currently in use as a 4th BR, 3rd bath, and lower level living room/entertainment area. With nearly 800 Sf Ft of covered deck out back and a 250 SqFt covered porch out front, this house creates space for lovely indoor and outdoor living, too. Conveniently located between Charlotte and Asheville, this 1.41-acre parcel affords easy access to I40, I85 and I26 which is perfect for travelers, and especially nice for RV owners. Located in rural Rutherford County in Golden Valley Township this house seems far from everything, but it's only 16 miles to the Forest City Walmart! Appliances: Refrigerator, range, microwave, dishwasher, window treatments and gas grill. Heated and cooled by a heat pump. Furnishings may be purchased separately.

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Clue, an app that tracks women's menstrual cycles and predicts when they may be in pain, has raised $20 million, led by the venture capital (VC) arm of Finnish network equipment maker Nokia.
Users can input details about their menstrual cycles, then the algorithm will learn and can predict when a woman is most fertile and when they may be in pain. Its website states that it can help if you "want to get pregnant, be prepared for your next period or understand your mood swings."
The app was launched in mid-2013 and earlier this year reported about 5 million monthly active users. It hasn't disclosed the latest figures, but Clue founder Ida Tin said the user base is "growing very nicely."
Nokia Growth Partners, the VC arm of Nokia, led the round with existing investors Union Square Ventures, Mosaic Ventures, Brigitte Mohn and Christophe Maire also participating.
Clue could be of strategic importance to Nokia which has been trying to expand into new areas such as virtual reality and health care. Earlier this year, Nokia announced the acquisition of fitness wearable gadget maker Withings for 170 million euros ($181.35 million).
Withings Chief Executive Cedric Hutchings became head of Nokia's digital health business with the company citing its strength in "preventive health and patient care". This is where German start-up Clue could feed in.
Tin said that initial discussions regarding how Clue could work with Withings has been discussed but nothing has been decided.
"A company like Withings is interesting. We need to meet the parents first so we haven't started connecting to other portfolio companies. We have talked about it (working together), I'm sure it will happen but nothing concrete yet," Tin told CNBC in a phone interview.
Clue faces competition from other similar apps such a Glow in the U.S. which also tracks women's menstrual cycle providing data on ovulation and mood. Clue also is currently not making money. The company's chief executive said that it has been focusing on growing its user base and is now making plans to open up revenue streams.
"We have many ideas, we will start experimenting this year," Tin told CNBC, saying that she could not give specific details.
"We have chosen to be strictly consumer facing, at this point we want to focus on business models that are consumer facing. We are very much a trust-based service, people trust us with very personal information. By having a consumer facing business model, people can understand how we make money. If it's a business model that is invisible, they might assume we are selling data, which we aren't doing."
The U.S. is Clue's biggest market and the start-up is continuing to expand into new regions including Japan and India where it has launched local-language versions of its app. Tin said that Clue can reach a worldwide audience.
"There is a huge social movement around menstrual health and mobile growth is exploding, so all these things combined make these markets interesting. We are addressing a real need for people and that need is truly global," Tin told CNBC.

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Smitten: Serendipity Stamps Challenge- Anything Goes!!
Happy, Happy World Cardmaking Day!!
Welcome to the Serendipity Stamps Challenge Blog! We love seeing what you make with your Serendipity Stamps and Dies. The challenge begins on the first of the month with a central theme. The design team provides samples for inspiration at the beginning, and then again at the half way point of the challenge, but you get a whole month to join us! At the half way point we'll be showing another round of samples as well as celebrating with a monthly blog hop - showing you the latest products and offering another chance for you to win some goodies from Serendipity Stamps.
SSCB#60 Anything Goes!!!! Make whatever your heart desires :-) Whatever you choose just be sure to include at least one Serendipity Stamps image (stamp or die) on your design!
Want to go shopping? The stamp of the month for October is the Pumpkin Border.
I stamped the Pumpkin Border onto PTI Select white card stock and colored with copics in autumn colors- whoa I am hardly believing that we are in to fall- it is finally cooling down here a little and I'm sure in a few months I'll be gripping about the cold weather BUT- I need to enjoy this season while it's here. The sentiment is Serendipity's We Give Thanks.
I love your colors and also, thank you for reminding me that you don't have to color every little thing. I tend to do that!
Love your card! Especially that you left a lot of white space in your stamped image! And love that wrinkly orange bow!

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They will support our engineers with all CAD activities (we have a cell library but they will add new cells to it as needed) in both MicroStation and AutoCAD. They will be given opportunities to learn about the specifics of railroad circuits and our materials. We would also expect this person to help with preparing field tags and construction or as-in-service plan sets and digital copies for the customer. Help in document compliance will be expected as well. There will be the possibility of assisting engineers with lab testing (which will help this person learn our equipment and understand our circuits) and an occasional opportunity to travel to the field may occur. Time management and communicating scheduling needs for scope changes will be requested so feedback will be expected to be an honest assessment of estimated time needed for rework. As time allows, our CAD drafter may assist our material engineer with spreadsheets, quotes, reports, invoicing, and shipments. We are a small engineering office so everyone on our team wears several hats and everyone pitches in when there is an urgent customer need.
Associate's Degree is preferred for electrical technology, or electrical experience in CAD/schematic drawings. Working knowledge of detailing and CAD, ability to understand and apply electrical assemblies, and a working knowledge in MS office software are all required.
Flexible - Will work with applicant — We have engineers on flexible schedules, starting at 7:30 a.m. and ending between 5:30 - 6:00 p.m. so there is some flexibility in scheduling hours for this position as well.
Competitive salaries, excellent benefits package, and flexible work options.
Associate Degree — We know that there are a limited number of universities in this country with a railroad signaling engineering degree program so we will work with our newly hired Application Lead Technician to help them grow. Candidates should have an Associate’s degree (or be graduating in May).
Louisville — A little info on us...recorded sales of 7.3 billion in the 2016/17 fiscal year, continues to push boundaries of innovation & digital solutions for transportation systems.
Interested candidates will need to send their resume to me at trisha.hobbs@alstomgroup.com. If they will refer to “Application Lead Technician (Posting 40939)” in the subject line it will help me sort messages as I do receive many messages in the course of a day for my projects and I do not want to miss seeing a resume.

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At Beechgrove Furniture we endeavour to integrate sound environmental practices into our business, currently achieving residual waste recycling statistics of 95%. Our shavings and sawdust go to local equine centres for menage ground covering. Some of our wood off-cuts are used for making musical instruments and small toys for children by a local manufacturer and unusable off-cuts are given to employees as burning fuel.
We also source recycled wood materials for our manufacturing process where appropriate. The use of sustainable materials is an environmentally positive process and we believe that the material planning and care that we put into our furniture reflects our passion for upholding environmental standards.
Our new corporate brochure was printed by Park Lane Press using a waterless printing technique, a lithographic process that eliminates water consumption and the release of VOCs (volatile organic compounds) into the atmosphere. The paper it was printed on is totally chlorine free (TCF) with 75% of the fibre made from 100% de-inked post consumer waste.

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While Bee City USA and Bee Campus USA affiliates can (and do) host pollinator conservation awareness events throughout the year, many choose to take advantage of National Pollinator Week, June 18-24 (this year's third full week in June).
Across America, affiliates are asking their city councils to make proclamations for National Pollinator Week as well as hosting educational garden walks, inspiring and informative movies, expert presentations, habitat enhancement events, or scavenger hunts at farmers markets to link pollinators to our diets.
Consider registering your event(s) on the Pollinator Partnership's National Pollinator Week calendar here.
You can get full instructions and supplies for leading a scavenger hunt at your local farmers market from a previous Bee City USA E-News here.
Need attractive educational resources for your pollinator awareness activities? In partnership with the North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC), NRCS (the Natural Resources Conservation Service) will ship up to 5 free (no shipping costs either) gorgeous Pollinator Week posters. This year's theme is Pollinators and Seeds. Order your 18" x 36" posters here. Past posters are available here (use "pollinator" as the keyword). Some may be downloaded as PDFs, while other hard copies can be ordered FREE OF CHARGE. For example, the fabulous “Trees for Bees” poster, one of the series the Pollinator Partnership produces each year, is available in boxes of 10. We laminate our posters and bring them to our events.

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Sandwich selectmen voted 4-0 June 28 to recommend a two percent property tax surcharge that would help address the town’s wastewater issues and water quality needs.
Selectmen also plan to ask voters to reduce the three percent Community Preservation Act surcharge to two percent.
The decision came at the recommendation of Town Manager Bud Dunham.
Dunham said if voters go along with the request at a fall Town Meeting and the election next spring, the two percent plan would encompass water quality upgrades at three key watersheds at the south end of town, Phase I sewer planning and waste treatment plant construction, and extension of drinking water lines where needed, likely in East Sandwich.
Selectman Susan James said an overall four percent surtax impact would be more “palatable” for voters instead of a two percent charge for wastewater and a continued three percent rate for Community Preservation Act projects.
James said that given the overall importance of addressing wastewater, larger CPA projects could wait two years for funding. Dunham said some minor CPA projects might still be viable in that interim.
Dunham said the overall Phase I wastewater goal would be a treatment plant that would be publicly owned and privately operated. James and Selectman Michael Miller accentuated the point that East Sandwich property owners likely would never tie into a treatment facility, but wastewater funding would also extend to areas where drinking water quality is degrading in term of nitrogen impacts.
The two percent plan would cost the owners of a $392,000 average home in town some $113 in additional property taxes a year.
Dunham said public outreach is a key part of upcoming wastewater funding votes. Health Agent David Mason agreed, though he also said some of that basic work has already begun.
Dunham said a 74-page report from the Cape Cod Commission recommends a one-year public outreach effort.
“I think we can do it faster than that,” he said.
The commission report issued in 2017 contains recommendations that Sandwich should follow to achieve goals in its Comprehensive Water Resources Management Plan. Goals include increasing stakeholders’ knowledge of regional and local water quality issues, as well as the contents, costs, and benefits of the CWRMP.
There is also a need to increase local recognition for the need for consistent and predictable municipal funding for the CWRMP, and to build trust, confidence, and buy-in for the Sandwich CWRMP with an open and transparent engagement process.
The report dovetails with that issued by consultant Wright-Pierce for Sandwich’s water resources management plan, a document that as of last week selectmen were still wading through. The overarching issue involves nitrogen degradation of shorelines, bays, and inlets, mostly via septic system impacts on groundwater and ultimately shared watersheds.
An initial wastewater/treatment facility project cost estimate by Wright-Pierce totals $30 million, with an $86 million cost over the next 25 years. Primary focus encompasses the so-called Three Bays watershed, including Popponesset and Waquoit embayments.
The commission report, meanwhile, suggests a 12-month communications work plan for this calendar year; something that might result in selectmen asking voters at a fall Special Town Meeting for water resources funding on the wastewater infrastructure planning front.
A waste treatment plant would service two elementary schools, a new police/fire station, part of Quaker MeetingHouse Road, the industrial park, and developable areas. Sandwich High School also could possibly be serviced by the plant.
Overall cost and financing remain the biggest impediments, with political sentiment pivoting on efforts to secure funding mechanisms that are equitable, even for property owners who never tie into a sewer system.
The commission report addresses that issue.
The Cape Cod Commission also addresses that point.
Dunham, in that regard, said that at this point he is ready to recommend more funds for capital spending projects still to evolve. Meanwhile, ,members of the Sandwich Economic Initiative Corporation last month said high taxes in town and property owners paying for a sewer system they likely would never use would present problems for a successful wastewater funding vote at Town Meeting and the polls. This is especially true, they say, considering a two-thirds majority vote at Town Meeting is needed for any municipal borrowing.
Financing wastewater infrastructure ahead of any federal dictate or Conservation Law Foundation suit to protect water quality on the Cape may become a premiere Sandwich issue, though it remains unlikely that it would eclipse continuing planning on the Town Neck Beach erosion front.

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Rouge National Urban Park is looking for new Parka volunteers who wish to connect the visitors to the Rouge’s amazing natural, cultural and agricultural heritage!
As a Parka Mascot, you help animate Parka, and engage young children, families and the general public through non-verbal communication. You would also be helping create a fun, welcoming and lively environment where people feel content and accepted.
Volunteers accepted into the program will receive a range of training related to Parks Canada, Rouge National Urban Park, Quality Visitor Experience, and Parka Orientation.
Prospective volunteers must attend all training workshops in May/June and commit to the program for one year.
Parka Volunteers engage with the public in family friendly events, outreach programs, and other occasions. They help contribute to fun, safe and enjoyable programs for all visitors to Rouge National Urban Park. There is a diversity of Canadians and visitors who enjoy Parks Canada programming. As such, volunteer should be open and willing to engage with people of different walks of life, abilities, and ages.
Why are you interested in becoming a Parka Volunteer in Rouge National Urban Park with Parks Canada?
What experiences, if any, do you have in performance art?
What does it mean to you/what do think it means, to be Parka?
Do you have mascot hero?
We thank all who apply!

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The information of operating hours due to the Typhoon No.10 ( as of 15:00 July 20).
We will temporarily closed due to the Typhoon No.10 on July 21.
★We will open the each shops as usual on July 22nd.
*It is might be changed depend on the path of the typhoon.
Be sure to check this page before visiting the ICE PARK.

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Our customer relationships are what we value most of all. Whether you are in need of an outlet repaired, a ceiling fan installed or your electrical panel upgraded, we would appreciate the opportunity to offer you our top quality services.
Let us take the hassle out of owning an electrical vehicle by installing a charging station at your home or business. Our qualified electricians can have your charging station up and running quickly and efficiently.
Regardless of the size of your job, we will utilize our vast knowledge and experience to effectively guide our customers through the process of the entire project.
From professional on-site assessment to custom installation and ongoing system monitoring, Hegge Electrical Contractors, Inc. makes going solar simple.

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SYC vice president Galen Green has previously served as co-chair of the First Year Council and SYC outreach committees.
The Second Year Council confirmed Galen Green as vice president at its general body meeting Sunday.
“She has the institutional knowledge, she’s confident, she has the respect of people on SYC and people in our class as a whole,” said SYC president Floyd Black, who assumed the presidency of the Class of 2019 following the recent announcement that former SYC President Ahmad Shawwal would be taking the fall semester off from the University.
Shawwal cited personal circumstances for taking time off from the University.
Green, a second-year College student, has previously served as co-chair of the First Year Council and SYC outreach committees. She also ran for SYC president in one of the most contested students elections in the spring, although Shawwal ultimately won the election.
Green received a majority of votes from the general body of the council to become vice president.
She said one of her goals is provide more support for transfer students and students seeking a greater sense of community at the University.
Black also shares this goal.
The Second Year Council has worked to attract and serve diverse membership.
In a previous interview with The Cavalier Daily, Shawwal noted that the nearly 60-member council has members from a variety of backgrounds.
Black said he would like SYC to organize events that bring people together and noted the upcoming Welcome Back Bash on the evening of Aug. 26, an event he said is expected to draw hundreds of students.
Black also said he would like to see more outreach to African-American and other minority students.
Green said a main difference between first and second year is that students live in various on-Grounds and off-Grounds locations, which can present a challenge can be bringing people together.

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Tomoko Ogawa has repeated Dai Koyamada's "Catharsis" at Shiobara, Japan, thereby becoming the first woman to repeat a confirmed 8B+.
In her blog, she says she has worked the problem on and off for three years. I will try to get in touch with Tomoko to hear what she has to say about this.

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The Illinois Insurance Association and its member companies urge drivers to protect emergency responders by following traffic laws, avoiding distractions, and never driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Illinois’ rules of the road require drivers to yield, slow down, and if possible, change lanes when emergency vehicles are stopped along the roadside. Obey Scott’s Law and give first responders room to do their jobs!
Distracted driving is a pervasive issue that contributes to thousands of injuries and deaths each year. The IIA encourages motorists to drive fully focused in support of National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Anything that takes the driver’s eyes off the roadway, hands off the steering wheel or thoughts off the task at hand is a driving distraction.
Commit to not using your cellphone while in the driver’s seat. Adjust seat position, radio, temperature control and navigational system before leaving the driveway. Confirm all passengers are properly buckled. Pets should be inside a crate. Organize food, drinks, tolls and other items you might need to access during the trip.
Fully engaged motorists are ready to react when unexpected weather, traffic or roadway situations arise. Make safe driving your top priority. Everything else can wait. Let’s all do our part to protect first responders and improve Illinois’ highway crash statistics.
Note to readers: Kevin J. Martin is executive director of the Illinois Insurance Association.

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Heat oil and curry powder in a large skillet over medium-high heat 2 minutes.
Stir in onions and garlic and cook 1 minute more.
Add chicken, tossing lightly to coat with curry oil.
Reduce heat to medium and simmer 7-10 minutes.
Pour coconut milk, tomatoes, tomato sauce, sugar, salt and pepper into the pan, and stir to combine.
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Dreaming of Mother England? Weve got just the thing to satisfy your longings for Ol Blighty.
Tip your hat and bid a cheery ello to Corninshware.
Cornishware has been around since the Twenties, when it was produced in Derbyshire. When a factory employee saw Cornishwares distinctive striped design, he commented that the blue and white stripes reminded him of the blue sky and white-crested waves of his native Cornwall. The name stuck, and Cornishware has become an English icon.
Keep the tradition alive, with the new Cornishware collection. These classic pieces are a nod to Englands proud history of fine pottery; theyre beautiful as well as functional. Though the design might be nearly one hundred years old, these days, Cornishware is thoroughly modern. When your favourite piece of Cornishware is in need of a wash, just throw it in the dishwasher! It can cope with anything your busy kitchen can throw at it.
Put away your passport. Stop packing those suitcases. Theres no need to head overseas. Cornishware pottery is like a little bit of England, right here in Australia.
Pasta Bowl features: Designed in England. Made from ceramic. Dishwasher safe.
Dimensions: 24cm (w) x 5.5cm (h).


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‘Salim Khan’ was born in 1935 and he is considered as a popular Indian actor as well as a talented Screenwriter in the Indian film industry. He is an individual who hails from Indore, in the Madhya Pradesh of India. His father was a member of the ‘Police force’. The Salim-Javed screenwriting has been a reason why he has been able to achieve most of his popularity in the industry. He is married to Helen, who is also an actress in India.
He has three children who are named as Salman Khan, Sohail Khan and Arbaaz Khan. The director K. Amarnath was impressed by Salim Khan’s good looks after seeing him at a wedding, and hired him to act in Mumbai for a monthly salary. He had to act in many small parts in movies for a period of seven years, where he was unable to impress the audience who watched these movies. He was able to become a successful actor only in 1971 when he met Javed Akthar. Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar became a highly successful team of script-writers and they eventually became known as Salim-Javed and they also became good friends outside of work.
Salim Khan Speaks About Salman’s Marriage!
Why Kangana Apologizes On Behalf Of Salman Khan?
Milkha Singh Has Something To Say To Salim Khan.
Salim Khan's Response To Milkha Singh's Statements.


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When a vertebral body collapses, it can increase the risk of a fracture. Fractures affect thousands of Americans annually. Thinning bones in osteoporosis can turn a minor fall, simple bending or a lifting movement into a traumatic situation.
Treatments for vertebral fractures can include surgery, minimally invasive procedures and nonsurgical procedures. If you need treatment for a vertebral fracture, we can help. Dr. Zahrawi is respected for being a caring, skilled physician who has treated thousands of patients with great outcomes.
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If more scientific concepts and ideas were presented in this kind of manner, then the world would be a much more interesting and exciting place.
It took me 8 months to learn how to do this, but I was only picking up the bike and running to the end of the driveway and back every day. I wasn’t “ACTIVELY” trying to learn. Meaning… I wasn’t struggling and trying to make my brain learn. I simply got on the bike every day, tried to operate it to the end of the driveway, turned around and tried to operate it back. The goal was to understand how my brain figured things out on its own, without trying to force it to. Many people have built bikes like this and figured it out in much less than 1 day by staying on the bike until they were able to master it. I had no timelines, and was using this as an exploratory activity to learn how I learn.
Posted in Geeky Things and tagged backwards bike, backwards brain, bicycle, brain, science, smarter every day.

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The latest episode of RNG is here and you know what that means--sit back, relax, take your finger off the fire button and enjoy a stream of unlikely and totally random tanking scenarios!
RNG is a series of videos compiled from the replays you send us! Each episode will have a specific theme. We've established a forum for our North American players to submit their own RNG videos until we create a more permanent solution. Follow the suggestions there for your chance to be a featured clip!

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I had decided a while ago that I was not going to settle for second best when it came to The Town module. I’m not in a hurry to get things done and I really want to make sure I’m 100 percent happy with each stage before moving on to the next.
I wasn’t happy with the first box that I built. I felt it was unnecessarily bulky for such a small layout. I decided that I wanted to keep the design of the box very simple – just the basics – a firm flat surface for the switches with a couple of angled supports to join it to the main board. I did a new design in SketchUp to get a feel for what I needed and then built a foam board demo.
I spent this weekend building the controller box. This will house the section switches and the toggle switches for the turnouts. I’m not sure how I’m going to wire the layout yet but I want to do it slightly differently from The Depot. The Depot is wired for one engine only and as there are no sections as soon as you turn on the power it powers up the whole layout in one go. As such you can’t have more than one engine on the layout.
For the Town I wanted to get more experience with sections and have the ability to keep numerous locomotives on the layout while only running one at a time. I will add various sections and use SPST switches to turn power on and off. I’m still drawing up the power plan but hopefully I’ll have it nailed down this week. It may be that I figure it all out while I work around the layout.
Using my supply of various board and strips of wood I assembled the controller box.
I decided that I’ve been avoiding working on the Town module for long enough. On one of my Facebook groups a new modeler asked the group for tips about the hobby. One of the tips that really struck a chord with me was: don’t get distracted by other smaller projects. I realized that I’ve been distracted for most of the year by the diorama project and had not given The Town module the attention it needed to keep it moving at a reasonable pace. I’ve seen other modelers complete at least two layouts in the time that I’ve been working on The Town. So with no more excuses or distractions I put the weathering project away and got back to building the control panel for The Town.
Time to get back to The Town.


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After discovering the art of Bellydance, I went in the direction of Tribal Fusion, blown by the techniques of isolations, the fluidity, and precision. Being part of several companies based in Belgium, exploring the infinite possibilites of creation. I traveled through the world to learn with dancers I admire : Illan Rivière, Rachel Brice, Mat Jacob… And start teaching and performing in different Festival in Europe.
Since I’m in Berlin I’m also studying physical Theater and Butoh, what inspires me a lot as a performer. Recently I’ve been involved in more experimental artistic process, performances, instalations, and espcecially improvisations with live musicians/beat makers. Breaking from the esthaetics codes, but integrating the knowledge and techniques from everywhere as a specificity for my body to communicate.
The study to become a practionner of „Transformative Bodywork“, with Sophie Kinkel ( using the touch as a support to approach body perception and acces our ressources) influence also my way of understanding the being as a whole, bringing more consciousness to the body and the flow.


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Welcome to Art's Servicenter, proudly providing expert auto and light truck repair, and maintenance services to customers of the Allentown area.
Art's Servicenter was founded in 1954 by my father, Arthur Laudenslager. Art spent 8 years in Trexlertown, PA before moving his business to the current location in 1962. Since the beginning, it was my father's goal to serve the community by offering the highest quality of service while taking the time to build lasting relationships with his customers.
My father and I worked side by side to ensure his vision was fullfilled until his retirement in 1995. Today, we continue to follow the same principals that my father built this business on over 60 years ago.
Give us a call next time your vehicle needs service and let us show you why so many of your friends and neighbors are part of the Art's Servicenter family.
These guys are GREAT! They are always there to help.
Excellent service. Very friendly and helpful. Got it right the first time. No games!
The folks at Art's are always very helpful and great to deal with !!! They are also very knowledgeable and keep up with all of the latest technology on the new cars and trucks made today.
Great service and friendly mechanics.

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text: MIT-UTM Open CourseWare (Malaysia Sustainable Cities Program) is a collaboration between MIT and the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). The MIT-UTM Malaysia Sustainable Cities Program (MSCP) is a five-year effort to study and document sustainable city development efforts in Malaysia. This project is led by faculty at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), with generous support by Ministry of Education Malaysia.


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Plantation Coffee Co. offers breakfast and lunch from 7am to 2pm, daily.
Plantation Coffee Company is located at 2970 Kele Street, Lihue, HI 96766. We are in the Lihue Plantation Building, right behind First Hawaiian Bank on Rice Street.


text: The Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) hosts the Nashville Repertory Theatre as well as the city’s professional ballet and opera companies. The center is a leading venue for a variety of classical performances and Broadway-style shows that are designed to entertain families as well as discerning theater devotees. TPAC is located downtown in the James K. Polk Cultural Center, which encompasses an entire city block. The performing arts center includes Andrew Jackson Hall, the James K. Polk Theater and the Andrew Johnson Theater along with the War Memorial Auditorium situated across the street from the TPAC.

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I am excited...mostly to see my cute son Cam, and to spend time with him and my sisters Sue and Nancy!
I haven't picked a name out of the box for a while! Today I picked Luke! Luke is my nephew and I don't think he could be any cuter or sweeter! He is a great kid! He is always happy and polite and just a nice nice boy! Luke's brother Jake and Sister Erica love him so much and are always looking out for him.
7. His LOVE for Skiing...Good thing because of where he lives!
9. His patience with the all of his little cousins that think he is the GREATEST!
I Love you Luke and it was so good to see you last weekend! I hope it snows so you can hit the slopes soon...See you at Thanksgiving!
Got back last night from a fast trip to Breckenridge Colorado to visit my sister Nancy.
play games, talk, eat, shop, eat, shop...so you know how the weekend went!
Thanks, again Erica for coming to the airport with your Mom and driving us home in the rain and snow, yes you read it right SNOW! We got to Nancy's house at about 2:00 in the morning because our flight was late and then because of the weather! Friday was pretty cold and rainy still but then Saturday, Sunday and Monday turned out to be beautiful days. Breckenridge is a beautiful place!
I had one of those nights last night when you just toss and turn and can not shut you brain off! So I started thinking about the things I need to change in my life! So you my dear family and friends get to hear all about it! I got some really sad news last night (Which I may or may not share at a later time) anyway it made me think! I kept hearing this song in my head!
Who am I to judge another? Lord I will follow thee.
I am guilty of judging others! I am going to try really hard to stop. WHO AM I? I have no right to do that, and most of the time I find out I am wrong! I have listened to someone else or I have jumped to the wrong conclusion or I judge someone because of how they look or act! I am really guilty of this!
A long time ago we used to go to Lake Powell with a group of people from our ward. Every year there were about 10-12 couples and we would rent a Houseboat. One summer a couple invited another couple who wasn't in our ward. We had a meeting to discuss the food and who needed to do what and who was in charge of what...anyway this couple came. She was teeny tiny and very cute and bubbly...he was nice looking (a lawyer) and was pretty quiet. I thought they just didn't fit in with this group! I think I was also intimidated by them! They had brought 1 of their little boys with them and the guy (we will call him Mark) was not really being a part of the discussions he was just playing with his little boy. I thought he was weird! and I remember thinking "Why do they have to come?" She is too cute and tiny for heavens sake and I make about 10 of her and he is just plain weird! I can't believe they are going to come and ruin my trip! I thought to myself I will just ignore them so they don't ruin my fun! I am not sure exactly what happened, and why I was stuck on the houseboat alone with them, but we started talking and I found out that he was really funny and she was as cute on the inside as she was on the outside!
I ended up loving this couple...we became really good friends. We have lost track of one another and I am going to make it my goal to find them and get back in touch...I miss them! I need to find out what is new in their lives!
So my dear sweet family bloggers and blogging friends I am going to look for the good in everyone! How can we be like Christ if we are judging?
Last night a bunch of us from work along with Lindsey, Carrie, and Brenda went to the Taste Of Home Cooking School at Thanksgiving Point. We had a good time and best of all I won a door prize! Yeah Me! I had just said to Lindsey "I never win anything" whine... whine...when they called my name! What's funny is that right after they called my name they called Julie Holman...she was sitting 2 rows in front of us.
My bowl had this dish in it. We had it today for lunch. I thought it was good...mixed reviews!
chicken, cream, and sour cream. simmer uncovered for 5 more minutes. Remove from heat and stir in cilantro. Serve over rice.
So remember to live well & laugh often!
Today is my Brother-in-Law Brent's Birthday! Have A Great Day Brent! Thank you for everything you do for me and my family! You are a great guy and I love you very much!
while the other pot was perfect and always delivered a full portion of water.
with the bearer delivering only one and a half pots full of water to his house.
you have to do all of this work, and you don't get full value from your efforts," the pot said.
seeds on your side of the path, and every day while we walk back, you've watered them.
each person for what they are, and look for the good in them.
To all the crackpots in my life, thanks for being you and for your flaws... and accepting me and all my flaws!
I had such a good time at Meg's. Here are some cute pictures of the kids and Megan's family. Thanks for everything Megan...See You Soon! I Love You!
Brayden at Mt Hood...Oops should have fixed the red eye!
We went to a fun place called "Bullwinkles" it is just like "Boondocks"
"BullWinkles" Amanda, Mark and Allison came with us. It ened up being a fun day even though we were in the car for too long!
J. And B-Mann on a Roller Coaster Ride...He Hated it!


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I don't ask for much from you around here. I've never asked for donations and never will. That said, it's time that I ask you to spend your money in one particular place. If you are a lover of good, well-crafted beer then I believe that you will agree that the future should have the General Lafayette Inn & Brewery in it. If you appreciate history and landmarks, then I believe that you will want to support The General. If you believe that good people who do good things should not be cast aside by unfortunate incidents and accidents, then you should want to help support the Leonard Family of the General Lafayette. I've pasted the contents of an e-mail that has made its way into numerous other websites/blogs that you may have already caught wind from. You can read the details below. Chris has always been straight forward, almost to a fault, in person or in his blog, that I wish he keeps posting to. Whether you decide an investment of $1,000, $5,000, or $10,000 is appropriate for your situation, I have a simpler request of you. Consider it a back-to-school project. In other words, beginning today and before the end of summer, you must make it a high priority to: - go to The General more often---if you currently go once a month, go twice. If you've never been, go once in July and once again in August. Go for dinner, take the family or go with a group of friends. Have a full dinner and a couple of brews. - when you go for a meal, make sure you take home a growler of fresh beer with you. We all know that there's nothing better than beer fresh from the brewery. - buy packaged General Lafayette beer for take home or to give to friends. Their beers can be found at distributors and at the pub. Buy the Abbey Brune or the Abbey Blonde. Or better yet, buy the recently bottled Chocolate Thunder, one of the first beers to make me appreciate The General for what it is. So, let's sum up the homework. Once in July and once in August (or more, if you can)---Keep The General in business by going for a meal. Buy a growler to take home. Buy packaged product to drink at home and share with friends. Convince others that they should go and support The General as well. You don't want to sitting here in October saying "ah, it's a shame..." now do you? We can all do our part...and should.
got one question about the growler: can I bring my own empty growler? Places that force me to buy their growler first annoy me.
If I lived closer, I'd visit often. I really enjoyed my visit in January and would hang out at a place like this. I wish them the best of luck and hope they're still open the next time I'm out that way.
I recall a certain someone organizing a General Lafayette Sunday morning beer run one day about a year ago. I'd love to join if that sort of thing happened again.. in fact that's where I met David April of Fishtown Beer Runners! I bet a bunch of other FBRers would be down for a weekend run around the General.
okay, now I know for a fact that you and I must be like minded. That'll be an "event" that I plan within the next couple of weeks. Just working out the details...back to you all soon...thanks for the prodding, Kevin.
I don't know the growler policy at the General. But are you kidding me? Is that really your first reaction to this post? Will you really not go if they ask you to buy their growler?
Thanks for your continued support of the industry. We hope we're not annoying you.
Actually Ric, I'd love to go, although it's not geographically convenient to me. I'd be even more interested in going if I could get my growler filled. But I doubt I'll buy a growler if they want to make me buy the container too. I already have a few from all the support I give the industry.
As for my growler refills, places like Grey Lodge Pub which gladly refill any growler are few and far between. They earn my support by not gouging me for equipment I already own.
Pretty sure there seem to be some sorts of weird PA laws regarding places that brew their own beer having to have their "bottles" labeled properly - this includes growlers. This is why a lot of brew pubs in the area make you buy their own growler. I know brewpub owners have chimed in on beeradvocate.com in the past after similar complaints.
Pretty sure I heard someone explain that the General lets you swap though - if you bring in a Manyunk growler, they will take it and give you a General growler, and swap with the other brewery behind the scenes. Not 100% sure on this.
Yeah,I've yet to find a definative answer about that. A lot of places imply that it's out of their hands, but I've yet to get anyone to state it as fact.
If that is in fact the case, then it changes the scenario a little. A swap offer is very helpful. Although what might be useful is a paper label, just like with bottles (and kegs for that matter).
This is all moot, as we don't actually have any growlers in stock (all suppliers seem to want to paid in advance, and we just can't swing it. It's a vicious cycle). We will gladly fill any growler at this point.
Any and all support is welcome and greatly appreciated.
I will also bring my growler.
Chris, thanks for chipping in with your growler policy.
And, to all others, stay tuned for The Brew Lounge's first attempt to keeping The General in fighting shape.
A Run For The General should be announced later tonight.


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LinkedIn is the tool that puts your resume in many potential employers’ hands, as well as serves as your constantly updating Rolodex. Law students, LinkedIn can be your secret tool for networking. Are you utilizing LinkedIn effectively?
First, visit the LinkedIn Help Center. There you will find an array of helpful tips from their blog to frequently asked questions to suggestions for maximizing your profile.
Next, include a photo with your profile. Get a professional headshot, use your school ID if it’s reasonably good or dress professionally and have a friend take your photo.
Update your profile. While you are working on your profile, turnoff the tool that automatically emails updates. Once your profile is perfected, turn it back on. Use the Help Center for ideas about how to promote your profile and watch how your friends and connections promote their profile and follow their lead.
Connect with everyone you meet. Don’t rely on the automatic click onto “people you may know” as LinkedIn then sends a generic request. Instead, take the time to personalize each invitation telling the individual how you know them and adding a line inviting them to connect. You can also use the feature of asking a connection in common to introduce you. Many people are fine with you telling them how you are connected, “your daughter Anne and I attended Meredith together” and then asking to connect.
Use LinkedIn messages to stay in touch with people. Offer congratulations on work anniversaries or job changes. Volunteer to assist when you see someone has been appointed to serve in a volunteer position.
Follow up in person networking by using LinkedIn. Send links to articles of interest, offer messages of thanks for mentorship during the summer. Read the bar publications and reach out when you see your connections have written articles or are mentioned in a news brief.
Join groups. Groups are a great way to stay in touch with your university or law school through an alumni group, to learn more about an industry or to connect with people who are pursuing career opportunities that you are interested in.
Search for jobs. Many individuals, recruiting firms and companies post open jobs. Recruiters and hiring professionals within companies may reach out through LinkedIn if your profile matches a hiring need they have.
There are 300 million LinkedIn users; 3 million of them are students or recent grads. More than 40% use the site daily. Join the ranks of those using LinkedIn as an effective networking tool.

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At Breit Cantor Grana Buckner, we are committed to providing our clients with the care, attention, and dedicated representation they deserve. For more than 40 years, we have made it our goal to take on negligent entities and hold them accountable for the harm they cause. Browse our client testimonials to see what others have to say about our legal team and if you were injured or lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, reach out to our Virginia personal injury attorneys today for a free consultation.
The team provided my wife and me with the most professional legal advice and representation that in my mind helped us receive the best settlement in our case we could expect.
Ron H. and Jan H.
This attorney is polite, patient, and takes time to listen to what is being said. Makes you feel comfortable. If I need an attorney for a severe injury, he would surely be the one. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate him the highest.
We recently associated Cantor, Stoneburner in a tragic wrongful death case that got resolved for top dollar in large measure because of the legal ability, creativity, and tenacity of Irv Cantor and his team. When you associate Breit Cantor Grana Buckner, you get it all: smarts, diligence, compassion, resources, relationships, and most of all, results!
I was involved in a serious traffic accident. I was fortunate enough to have Scott Bucci recommended to me as an advocate for a fair and just financial settlement with the insurance companies involved. I was totally satisfied with the way my case was handled and would recommend Scott to a friend or relative if needed. [I appreciated] the courteousness and frankness, thoroughness in gathering documentation, availability for inquiries, forthrightness regarding my situation, [and] professionalism in dealing with insurance companies.
I am the senior partner of a 19 lawyer plaintiff’s personal injury firm in West Virginia and Ohio. I have referred cases to Irv Cantor and his team, and Irv has referred cases to me and my firm. There is no one in the State of Virginia that I would rather refer cases to than Irv Cantor. I can also state without hesitation that he represents the highest ideals of our legal profession, and he is a credit to our profession. I have not made such glowing remarks and used these terms I have used above for any other lawyer that I have been associated with, outside my own law firm.
Having gone through my injury and everything else that came along with it, was a very stressful time. Stephanie understood the stress that I was under and tried to make things as smooth and easy as possible. She explained everything so that I would understand what was going on, which step of the process we were in, and what to expect next. If I was uneasy about anything, Stephanie spent time talking through things with me. It was a very emotional period for me, and Stephanie understood that. She put all of her energy into this case, finding excellent experts, researching my injury and related injuries, and building a very strong case. The hours, the research, and the dedication will be appreciated for a lifetime.
My family and I will be eternally grateful for what you have done for our son. During an extremely emotional time, you were understanding, caring, professional, and communicated clearly every step of the way. The amount of work and dedication your firm put into our case was obvious and much appreciated. Nothing means more than feeling like you cared about our son as much as we do. Special thanks to Stephanie Grana and Elliott Buckner.
I was extremely happy with Mr. Bucci’s representation. It was simple yet strong. The other lawyer was ‘way over the top’ and sometimes I thought that would influence the jury toward their side, but in the long run, they saw through it. If you’re truthful you do not need to present your case for hours on end. That was Mr. Bucci’s theory and it worked perfectly. He was professional and polite, and I was very impressed with his presentation and very happy with the outcome. Also, whenever I needed an update before my case went to trial, it was easy to get. Everyone in the office was easy to talk to and gave me the information I needed.
I have had the fortunate pleasure of co-counseling two cases with Irv Cantor and his team. The first, a medical negligence case, settled for $5,900,000 and the second, a wrongful death case, resulted in a jury verdict for more than was ever offered pre-trial. My joint venture with Irv and his team at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner was not only successful but also quite enjoyable. I look forward to my next joint venture with Breit Cantor Grana Buckner.
I didn’t know where to turn. I called one attorney and he said that his firm wasn’t right for me, that I should call Stephanie. In a way, it was easier for me to talk to a woman about my case. I could speak more freely with Stephanie because it was woman to woman. My injury is very hard to talk about. It’s embarrassing and an intimate situation. I handled it the best I could and they helped me through it. They worked together as a terrific team and really went the extra mile for me.
Your law firm is absolutely awesome! I believe you are the epitome of professionalism and action on behalf of your clients. Thank you so much!
We were so blessed when we were referred to your law firm. You're a great lawyer and a wonderful person. We will forever be in your debt. Thank you so much for all of your hard work!
We had interviewed other law firms before choosing one to represent us. During our initial consultation, it became apparent that Stephanie Grana and Irvin Cantor stood out above the crowd. They possessed intimate knowledge of how to proceed with brain injury case and were well equipped to take on our case. Their trial experience is very impressive. They were willing to listen to us and asked probing questions for case preparation. They discussed the possible pitfalls of a lengthy trial. They were upfront about costs and trial timelines. They mapped out a clear cut legal strategy and proceeded to build the case. Stephanie and Irvin sought out viable expert witnesses, deposed them and wrote a superb synopsis of our case. Prior to deposition, Stephanie prepared us well and during depositions was our champion assuring the defense of our rights. We were kept well informed as the case progressed. Stephanie prepared such a fine case that the defense realized the complete futility of going to trial. The defense team made a reasonable offer for an out of court settlement, bringing our case to a successful close. For this, we are very grateful. We highly recommend this firm for representation.
After being involved in a car accident as a passenger in a vehicle that was rear-ended, I was referred to the law firm of Breit Cantor Grana Buckner. I was very grateful that I contacted them early on as they were able to help me through every step of my case. I had the pleasure of working with Elliott Bucker, Lori Tracoma, and Janie Pomfret, who all remained readily available and always willing to answer my questions and walk me through the various phases of my case. I greatly appreciated both their insight and foresight in providing reasonable expectations through the various stages of my case which was very reassuring for me. Never having used any form of legal services in the past, having their guidance significantly helped me in understanding the various processes better. From assisting with issues resolving subrogation to negotiation, trial, and settlement, I always felt confident that my case was in the right hands. They were very attentive and quick to respond to my many questions and truly cared about me not only as a client but also as a friend. I would highly recommend Breit Cantor Grana Buckner as they are remarkably knowledgeable, trustworthy and will use all of their resources to fight to make sure that you get what you deserve.
There is no doubt in my mind that if I had not retained Scott Bucci the outcome would have no way been so favorable. Thanks so very much for a job well done!! From the beginning to end Scott and his team were very professional and eager to answer questions and be truly encouraging. He did an excellent job.
I was retained to represent the family of a woman killed in a tragic accident in Virginia. Due to the high profile nature of the case, I knew it was vital to retain an extremely high-profile law firm. After consideration and discussions with other prominent Virginia attorneys, I chose Irv Cantor and his team. From Day 1, it became crystal clear that I had made the right decision. I have no doubt that the efforts of Breit Cantor Grana Buckner were the primary reason for the case resolving quite favorably.
Stephanie Grana made dealing with a very difficult situation for my family and me much easier. She and all of the staff at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner showed compassion and understanding for our situation and always kept us informed every step of the way. It was an absolute pleasure to work with Stephanie Grana and I would recommend BCGB to anyone who may need their services.
I want to thank you for everything you have done to help my son. I'm very happy to know that we found the best firm to handle this case! I will always refer clients your way.
The first conversation I had with Scott I knew I had the right attorney. He listed to what I had to say and I could tell he was a very caring person. Scott told me what he would try to do and he did it. If I ever need an attorney it will be Scott. I was very pleased with the outcome of my case and this is why I say thank you so much, Scott.
I partnered with Irv Cantor on a wrongful death case with a Virginia decedent. Irv and his team are everything I was looking for in an associating counsel – a keen insight into local courts, lawyers, and businesses; great judgment; a willingness to work through difficult procedural or substantive issues; and empathy for the decedent’s family. He, together with Stephanie Grana and Elliott Buckner, offered the ability to utilize mock juries and to use technology to present a case in its best light. They are very practical and easy to work with – I would work with them again in a minute if the opportunity presented itself.
Having Stephanie on my side made me feel stronger, like Girl Power! All the defense team, including the doctor, were male and I felt like Stephanie was sticking up for me to them. It made it easier to show and discuss my personal injury with a woman and felt that she understood why I felt so violated. The stressful process was a little easier with Stephanie beside me.
I wanted to thank you for everything you’ve done, not just for me, but for my whole family. It has made a big difference in our lives and I really appreciate it.
The communication was excellent and I was never left wondering. Even if I could not speak right away with Mr. Bucci, he was always prompt about returning calls. Mr. Bucci was right on top of things from day one. It was a trying time for me but Scott and his entire staff were exceptional. I was never left in the dark and was always well informed. I also believe Mr. Bucci’s expertise resulted in a fair disposition of my case. All turned out as well as I thought it would. Thank you, Mr. Bucci and I would without a doubt refer you to a friend. Five stars. Thank you again.
I am a sole practitioner in Alexandria. When I was referred to a catastrophic injury case, I associated Irv Cantor and his team to assist me. It proved to be a wise decision. The case resolved for $3,000,000. The joint venture was both smart and successful. In 37 years of law practice, I have worked with hundreds of attorneys, and the Breit Cantor Grana Buckner team is at the very top of my list.
Stephanie - It has truly been a pleasure working with you on this case. And, I don't say that lightly. I find most plaintiff's attorneys are really not interested in the client, but you truly were. Working with you as a plaintiff's attorney has been very pleasantly different than many I have either worked with or sat across from. Tracy should be very pleased that she chose you.
My legal representation was led by Mr. Scott Bucci. My case settled at mediation with favorable results. I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone who has a personal injury claim, and I would not hesitate to use him in the future.
Mr. Bucci took time to understand my injury situation and to provide expert advice on what actions to take. Your help at a very difficult and painful time was very much appreciated. Thank you for being there for me.
If you need a lawyer call this firm! They are not only lawyers but true friends. They will defend you from the start to the end. Always available when you needed them no matter what. People that you can really trust. Thanks to you!
Breit Cantor Grana Buckner provided regular updates on my case and responded promptly to my phone calls and questions. During the litigation process, BCGB gave me realistic assessments as the facts were developed, and solicited my input and feedback. As we prepared for depositions, the BCGB team clearly explained the process and addressed any anxiety or angst I expressed; at the depositions, I was proud of the way they controlled the situation and represented my interests. The three years encompassing my injury, my relative recovery, and the ensuing litigation were hands down, the most stressful three years of an otherwise very positive long life. BCGB always addressed me with professional concern and compassion, and a good sprinkling of humor. I will not hesitate to work with them again if circumstances require.
Having gone through my injury and everything else that came along with it, was a very stressful time. The attorneys at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner understood the stress that I was under and tried to make things as smooth and easy as possible. They explained everything so that I would understand what was going on, which step of the process we were in, and what to expect next. If I was uneasy about anything, a team member would spend time talking through things with me. It was a very emotional period for me, and the BCGB legal team understood that. They put all of their energy into this case, finding excellent experts, researching my injury and related injuries, and building a very strong case. The hours, the research, and the dedication will be appreciated for a lifetime.
I was very pleased with Mr. Bucci’s professional manner, keeping me informed, explanations, and the help of his staff was awesome!! This was my first and I hope only personal injury, and I could not ask for better representation. I would have gotten nothing without it. A million thanks!!
After the first appointment with Mr. Bucci, we felt at ease and comfortable. We knew that the accident was not our fault, but the insurance company kept giving us the run-around. We trusted the expertise of Mr. Bucci and we can say we are satisfied life-long clients of his law firm. We would and do gladly recommend them to our friends. The whole staff is so polite and nice and very prompt. They provide outstanding customer service – the Five Star treatment.
My attorney has carefully guided me through a few situations that have popped up in life. Very straight forward and trustworthy. Thanks!!
The attorneys are dedicated and thorough. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table for his clients. Always available and always personable. True professionals.
My son was struck by a city truck and sustained a traumatic brain injury. I hired Attorneys Breit Cantor Grana Buckner and they took care of everything. They interviewed every single witness that observed the accident in order to prove how the accident happened which was critical because my son’s head injury prevented him from remembering the accident. Everyone who worked on my son’s case made me feel like it was a top priority. Their diligence allowed me to focus on my son’s health. They did everything else. They are like family.
From the moment I first contacted the attorneys about my personal injury, they treated me like a member of their family, I never felt like a ‘client’. They were always there for me, whether it was to give me emotional support or to answer any questions I had. While I was going through my recovery, they visited me at my home to make sure all of my needs were met and they called me on a regular basis to see how I was feeling and to find out if there was anything they could bring me or do for me. I never once had to worry about my case or had to figure anything out on my own, they were by my side every step of the way until my case was successfully settled. Without their help, I never could have moved on with my life.
Attorney Mike Imprevento represented me in a suit against a windshield manufacturer and the dealership from which my bike (with windshield) was purchased. His extensive experience and expertise led to a fair and just settlement, allowing me to close the door on a most difficult time in my life as a result of a rather severe facial injury. Be assured that Mr. Imprevento and the entire staff at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner provided excellent legal counsel and sound direction on which you can depend.


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Luanda Rhodesian Ridgebacks - *CUBI*new Champion of Lithuania !!!
Nachádzate sa tu: Home News 2018 News 2016 *CUBI*new Champion of Lithuania !!!
*CUBI*new Champion of Lithuania !!!
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Congratulations to owners Markus and SIlke and wonderful handler Anastasia Kharitonova !


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Gustos Catering serves at any ocassion in Singapore. The catering that offers a range of Western Cuisine that is Halal certified. With their mission of making every event tasteful, it has been loved by its clients and has been a popular for its catering services. Gastos Catering is great for cocktail buffets and sit-down dinners and for any office events, seminars and meetings. Gustos Catering Catering makes sure to use high quality and fresh ingredients for their dishes and is also one of the requested caterers in Singapore. Gustos Catering Catering believes that tasteful food should be the highlight for any occasion. They also placed a strong emphasis on food hygiene, especially during food preparation.
Gustos Catering's catering is popular for buffet events and sit-down dinners. The Gustos Catering catering menu features Western breakfast, lunch and dinner but keeping it healthy for most of their popular dishes. They're sure to be a favourite at your next event or party, so make sure to treat your guests to Gustos' mouthwatering catering. Gustos Catering Catering also offers various meal options for their clients based on their budget, volume and delivery time.
Some popular dishes on the Gustos Catering catering's menu include Buffet D which has a selection of two starters, six entrees, three desserts and a beverage. While another popular selection is Premium Buffet C, which has bountiful 16 course premium buffet menu that features Western cuisine of starters, soup, appetizer, entrees, desserts and beverage. With our experience chefs and passionate team, you will definitely be satisfied with our menu and services."
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Thanks to Caterspot, you can have Gustos Catering to cater to your needs and preference. You can simply place your order via our website. Alternatively, you can also call our hotline. Our friendly staff will be pleased to assist you with your booking or any inquiry. In Caterspot, we provide a seamless experience and convenience to our clients: once you have placed your order, you can count on us to deliver, fresh Gustos Catering catering menus to your location.


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Oscar Pellegrini is a talented fashion designer with a deadly enemy: his own critical mind. He destroys much of what he designs and has been drifting for years, gradually retreating from the fashion business he loves but holding on to his dreams of success. A chance meeting with a former girlfriend triggers a creative crisis so deep that Oscar escapes to Russia, where he drinks and despairs like never before. Just when he thinks he has lost everything he discovers a magical machine that turns ordinary outfits into irresistible sartorial triumphs. Oscar takes the machine back to Italy – and before he knows it, he has become famous for his designs, and celebrities and socialites are fighting to be first to wear his gorgeous garments.
Uhm tiene buena pinta la sinopsis :3 Esperaré tu reseña a ver qué tal (I trust you..).


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Babydoll Lashes Lash Lift is a procedure that straightens, lifts and shapes natural lashes. Lashes are extended upwards from root to tip creating a longer, lifted appearance that opens the eyes. A black tint is added to enhance the look.
Tiffany is a professionally trained and licensed Esthetician in the state of Pennsylvania. She also holds a certification in Babydoll Lashes - Lash Lift.

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It can be difficult to know how to go about planning a snow sports holiday – especially if it’s your first time on the slopes. Is it the kind of thing that’ll mostly take care of itself? Or is it the kind of thing that you need to plan every tiny detail of? Should you buy all of the equipment or would it be cheaper to hire it?
Fortunately, planning a successful snow sports holiday doesn’t have to be a nightmare task. It’s a lot like organising any holiday, really – the only difference is that the equipment is a bit larger than usual. Clear your mind of neon inflatables and straw hats and start thinking about skis that are five feet tall, mountains with names like The Bear and Cloudripper, and lots and lots of thermal underwear. If you plan your snow sports holiday in the same meticulous fashion as you plan all of your holidays – your adventure getaway should come off without a hitch, says TheCultureBank.org. However, if you’re more of a ‘book it and get on the plane’ sort of person – here’s a handy five step guide to planning a snow sports holiday.
There are hundreds of different snow sports holidays available to those who want to try their hand on the slopes. It doesn’t have to be nothing but snow and skis – not if you don’t want it to be. There are plenty of skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts out there who like to mix their exhilaration with a little bit of relaxation. If you’re one of them, you’re going to want to make sure you visit a resort with lots of facilities. Places like Aspen in Colorado, Whistler in Canada and St Moritz in Switzerland are world famous for their top class accommodation and facilities, says Ask Men journalist Nick Clarke.
This is going to be a lot easier if you already have a country in mind. If not, don’t fear – there’s a slope out there for everyone. Obviously, where you go will largely depend on your budget and who you are travelling with. Just because the world’s best resorts tend to be in Canada, doesn’t instantly mean you should go ahead and book a long haul flight. There are hundreds of superb slopes up and down Europe – anybody considering a long haul trip should make sure that they check these out first. This resort guide from Telegraph journalist Dave Watts could also help you conquer your indecision. Finding some suitable ski and snowboarding travel insurance is the first thing you should do after booking your holiday.
If you’re currently thinking ‘Hey, nobody said a snow sports holiday had to include exercise,’ – you might be in for a nasty shock. Skiing and snowboarding are incredibly intensive sports. They will physically drain you even if you’re a beginner. You’re going to get tired a lot quicker than you expect and that’s normal, but you can take steps to tackle this fatigue before you even step on the slopes. All you’ve got to do is incorporate 20 minutes of gentle exercise into your daily routine. So, take the stairs instead of the elevator on your way home. Walk to the shops instead of drive – you get the picture.
If you’re an amateur skier or snowboarder and you want to avoid face-planting as soon as you arrive at a resort – get yourself down to an indoor slope and master the basics. After all, you are paying a significant amount of money to take advantage of a beautiful, epic mountainside. You’re probably going to want to know how to stay on your skis for longer than thirty second before you go out there.
If this is your first snow sports holiday, DO NOT buy all of the equipment brand new – it doesn’t matter how confident you are, say the experts at WeLove2Ski.com. Always borrow or hire skis and snowboarding equipment, even if it means having to spend the week in a faded all-in-one. If you get to the end of your holiday and you decide that snow sports aren’t really for you – at least you haven’t wasted money on expensive equipment that you’ll never use again.


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Find reputable product design companies in Colombia in the agency listings at the bottom of the page. Narrow down your search by pricing structure, team, expertise, services and more.
The best product design companies in Colombia build, prototype, test and launch products and services for maximum efficiency and product success. Top product designers not only create these cutting-edge products, but promote them across mediums and platforms as a part of a comprehensive marketing campaign.


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After a visit to the doctor a friend of mine was told she needed to be more active. Her job requires her to travel, so not a lot time to work out. Her office job also doesn’t offer a lot of opportunity for her to move around and get that much needed muscle activity going in her body.
After a reading with me she said she was motivated to change her lifestyle and do something she hadn’t even thought of before, but loved the idea of it so much she decided to “take action.” Pun intended.
Her plan was to start a group exercise class that incorporated Yoga and some light callisthenic exercises using a chair, for those who couldn’t stand long. Her aim was to make it appropriate for all age brackets and all levels of fitness, so that anyone could participate. The key was to move!
I have many unusual memories from when I was a little girl. I remember mostly that when I was around others I often felt ‘smothered.’ I felt that my energy was being depleted and I often suffered headaches when I was around large groups of people. I never really understood why that was, until I grew up and learned about energy, being an empath and the importance of keeping my Chakras clear. I learned to be careful about who I allow in my circle.
When I spent time alone, I was always learning things – things I may have once forgotten from a past life. For example, astral traveling. I would savor days in the summer. I would just lay on my bed and enjoy the birds chirping outside and fall into a wonderful dream. I would wake up and then before falling back to sleep again I would pop out of my body and just float around the room. Then I would leave through the top of the ceiling and eventually venture wherever I set my intention.


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A New Mexico mayor, the police chief and a town official were busted in a scheme to supply Mexican drug cartels with guns, federal agents said.
Eddie Espinoza, the mayor of Columbus, Angelo Vega, the police chief, and Blas Gutierrez, a village councilman, were arrested last week. They're accused in an 84-count indictment of conspiring to smuggle guns across the border and lying while buying firearms, the U.S. attorney in New Mexico said.
Eight others were also arrested in a conspiracy to provide weapons to violent Mexican drug gangs, authorities said.
Columbus is a small border town of about 1,800 residents just north of the Mexican state of Chihuahua, where more than 4,400 people were murdered in drug violence last year.
The bust followed a year-long investigation by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Drug Enforcement Administration and customs agents, part of a broader crackdown to curb the flow of assault weapons from the U.S. into Mexico.
According to the indictment, the 11-man ring conspired to buy around 200 guns to smuggle into Mexico.
Most of the weapons were bought in the small town of Chaparral, about 100 miles away, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The seller there, Ian Garland, allegedly advertised with signs posted around Columbus that said "AK-47, Romanian, new, $550," The Journal said. He was arrested in the roundup.
The ring allegedly purchased dozens of high-capacity clips, handguns, bulletproof vests and at least one sawed-off AK-47 - the weapon of choice among drug cartel hitmen.
Espinoza is also accused of renting an apartment in El Paso, Tex., to store the weapons cache.
"People over there are dying and we're supplying the guns," longtime resident Philip Skinner told The Journal. "How much more terrible can you get?"
The U.S. attorney's office said agents investigating the ring tried to seize all the weapons before they entered Mexico, but some guns found there have been traced to the Columbus ring.
For years, Mexico has been saying that assault rifles used by drug gangs come from the U.S., and it has been pleading with the U.S. to clean up smuggling operations along the border.
Late last month, cops near Dallas busted three men they said ran a gun-smuggling operation connected to the murder of ATF agent Jaime Zapata in central Mexico on Feb. 15.
More than 34,000 have died in drug-related violence in Mexico since 2006.


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When you look at the definition of love Paul gives us in 1 Corinthians 13, you realize that’s not us. It is God. * Does God allow Satan to bring things against us like He did with Job? * Why in Galatians 5 the first word of the fruit of the spirit “love” and in 1 Corinthians 13 it’s “charity”? * Do you have any resources for those who struggle with addiction? * How could Jesus be with the thief in paradise and in Hades at the same time?
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Best mineral makeup that can be bought at a Vitamin Shoppe?
Before I begin, I wanna ask: Best mineral makeup that can be bought at a Vitamin Shoppe?.
Your question was: Best mineral makeup that can be bought at a Vitamin Shoppe?.
They showed up briefly for me, but the next day were listed as low inventory. My theory has been that so many people ordered them when they came out that they temporarily ran out. I'm hoping that they will reappear when they get more inventory available..
Oh yeah rub it in. you got a yummy brownie..
OMG - they better bring them back... and hopefully soon!.
I did get 1 ordered "ala carte" - it was sinful, heavenly, and mouth-wateringly delicious!!! Definitely did NOT taste like a "diet" brownie!.
I NEED MY BROWNIE BACK!!!! PUH-LEEZE!!!!!!!!!!!..
It was awesome! I was lucky enough to get 6!!!!!! Yummy!..
Too bad NS dc'd it...you were one of the lucky ones who got to try it!..

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Our family lives in a 1920s bungalow whose previous owner had been here for 30 years. We’ve been upgrading methodically, replacing appliances with more efficient models, cfls, increasing insulation and weatherstripping, new windows, etc. Planted a garden the first year we moved in but that was more about giving the kids something to do and an appreciation for their food than anything else.
Environmental issues are the most important issues of our time. Unfortunately, they are also subject to the least impact on the local level. Not that it means we shouldn’t be diligent about them, but it is what it is.
At the current 6.923 cents per kwh vs. ComEd’s 6.318 cents per kwh, absolutely. If that spread gets crazy for whatever reason, it warrants another look.
PACE is a good thing. State law is not adequate at this point to start PACE program, there is a bill, sponsored by Lou Lang to make commercial PACE possible, which would include Multi Family housing. Residential PACE is not possible under current law, and wouldn’t be under new law as there are forces opposed to residential PACE.
I’d need to see the actual language. I support the concept but legislation is always about language.
Again, would have to see the language.
Not a great deal of impact on 6th Ward.

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Athlete, Do You See The Pattern?
31 "And He has filled him with the Spirit of God, with wisdom, with understanding, with knowledge and with all kinds of skills..."
It's snowing here today...and there's more in the forecast. As it falls, I'm reminded of a personal pattern: I always seemed to play better when it snowed. Perhaps snow settled my spirit and helped ready me for my missions. Something strong always seemed to follow a good snowfall.
Similarly, we find an oft repeated pattern in scripture, that whenever a man goes on mission for God, God makes the man. He fills him with His spirit. He empowers him and makes him equal to the task. This is His pattern. This is His way.
Athlete, look for the pattern to play out in you as you take bold steps for Him. Operate in confidence that His spirit will accompany and fill you. Look forward, though weak or underqualified as you may feel, to sensing that God has made you for a mission. Through His spirit, it will be fulfilled. He fills men and women He's made for a mission.
Consider lifting up this prayer to God today: LORD, eternal thanks to You for filling and refilling Your people. I see Your pattern and am so grateful. Your Spirit does accompany Your missions. Fill me afresh for Your service. Lead me forth in humility, listening and obedience. I want to keep being made for a mission.


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It’s dangerous to leave a small baby unattended in the bathtub, and yet, when the telephone rings or the doorbell must be answered, it is sometimes inconvenient not to be able to do so. Carl H. Fischer, a Council Bluffs, Iowa, engineer and father of three youngsters, solved this problem with the ingenious device pictured at the left. The baby is strapped in a harness that is attached to a metal bar. When the bar is turned, rubber pads threaded to the ends press tightly against the sides of the tub and hold the safety bar firmly in place.
When I was a kid I would have a fit if my parents tried draining the bath tub before I got out. I must have been frightened I would go down the drain. I am going to show this to my mother.
Yeah, this is safe. There’s NO POSSIBLE WAY the baby could somehow flop backwards and end up upside-down with its head underwater (and possibly a broken back).
Sure, my baby’s life is important. But if the phone rings, I have to answer it, right?
Possibly, just possibly, a person could not answer the phone or door when the baby is in the tub?
>Possibly, just possibly, a person could not answer the phone or door when the baby is in the tub?
What are you suggesting? The phone MUST be answered — at ALL costs!!
This is a far more practical invention then some I have seen on this site. I saw another invention that used a wire recording device to leave messages by phone. Why not just mail the tapes? Some people have no common sense!