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Dean Davis Monaco Jr. of East Dorset, Vermont, the son of Dr. Dean and Cynthia Monaco of Hampton Bays, died on Tuesday, April 8, following a long battle with cancer. He was 41.
Mr. Monaco was the assistant manager of The Wilson House in Vermont, where he started out as a volunteer 14 years ago.
He was a graduate of Hampton Bays High School and Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Monaco is survived by a brother, Keith and his wife Laura of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; a niece, Regina; a nephew, Benjamin; two aunts, Diane Field of Syosset ?and Thelma "Teddy" Semlear of Sag Harbor and Florida; an uncle, Kurt Field of Syosset; and five cousins, Valerie Field, Beverly Fielding, Robert and Jon Semlear of Sag Harbor, and Teddy Ann ?Allman.
A wake and funeral service were held at the Congregational Church in East Dorset on April 10, with Pastor Larry Jenney and the Reverend Scott Neal officiating.
A wake was also held at the J. Ronald Scott Funeral Home in Hampton Bays on April 12, including firematic services by the Hampton Bays Fire Department and its chaplain, Father Dan Harris, in honor of Mr. Monaco, whose father is an honorary member. Pastor John Kenreich of Christ Our Saviour Lutheran Church of Hampton Bays officiated at a funeral service on the same day; interment followed at Good Ground Cemetery in Hampton Bays.
In lieu of flowers, donations to The Wilson House, 378 Village Street, East Dorset, Vermont 05253 would be appreciated by the family.


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Ravi Shankar to receive Fellowship Award at The Asian Awards
News, People, Press Release | October 15, 2011 | | by BollySpice Editors
London, UK: The legendary Ravi Shankar, musician, composer, performer and scholar of classical Indian music, is to receive the prestigious Fellowship Award for nine decades of outstanding contribution to the music industry, at The Asian Awards in partnership with Lebara. The Asian Awards is a celebration of excellence among the global Asian community, they were launched in 2010 to recognise and reward the outstanding achievements of individuals born in or with direct family origin from India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan or Bangladesh across all disciplines of life – from business to the arts, culture, sport and public service and this year's special event takes place in London on the 18th October, 2011.
Ravi Shankar, a world-class sitarist and composer, is India's most esteemed musical ambassador and a singular phenomenon in the classical music worlds of east and west. He is well-known for his pioneering work in bringing Indian music to the west and was the first Indian artist to compose music for western cinema. In celebration of his 90th birthday and illustrious nine decades in music, Ravi Shankar founded record label, East Meets West Music, last year.
Although Ravi Shankar is well known for his interaction with the popular music world, Shankar is also the leading international figure in Indian music. It is a little known fact that Beatles star George Harrison, began to study eastern music with Ravi Shankar in 1966. Harrison bought a sitar and used it to record the song "Norwegian Wood", which later led to Indian music being used by other musicians and created the raga rock trend. Harrison later dubbed Ravi Shankar "the Godfather of World Music".
Commenting on the news of receiving the Fellowship Award Ravi Shankar said: "It is a great honour to receive this fellowship award and to continue working within the long and rich cultural history of India. Of course, the greatest reward and honour is having music be such a powerful force in my life. I thank the Asian Awards for their support and for their work in recognizing the gifts of the global Asian community."
Ravi Shankar's daughter, Anoushka Shankar, sitar player, composer and a leading figure in world music in her own right, will attend The Asian Awards to accept the honour on Shankar's behalf as he is currently on tour in America.
A host of stars including Asha Bhosle, Jay Sean, Russell Peters, Meera Syal, Preeya Kalidas, Muttiah Muralitharan, Freddie Mercury's family and Queen band-mate Brian May will attend The Asian Awards, hosted by Lord Sebastian Coe, which celebrates the outstanding achievements of individuals born in or with direct family origin from India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan or Bangladesh across all disciplines of life.
The Asian Awards were an ambitious idea conceived by Paul Sagoo, entrepreneur and founder of Lemon Group, and realised by co-founder Caroline Jackson Levy, Managing Director of UBM Awards. "Our goal was to celebrate the highest calibre of individuals from the Asian community across all spheres of activity," said Sagoo. "Last year's inaugural event was spectacular, and set the bar high for 2011. This year, we will take it a notch higher," added Jackson Levy.
Tickets are available – call +44 (0)20 7234 8732 or visit www.theasianawards.com for the opportunity to celebrate Asian Excellence and network with the world's most inspiring Asian stars in music, business, sport, the arts, science and cinema.
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Covid-19 cases in India cross 8.5 million, Tibetan cases touch 1,043 following a school outbreak
Covid-19 cases in India cross 8.5 million, Tibetan cases touch. (Photo courtesy: DN)
(TibetanReview.net, Nov08'20) – Covid-19 cases in India have now crossed the 8.5 million mark as the country reported more than 45,000 fresh cases over the past 24 hours on Nov 8 morning. Delhi has emerged as top contributors with Kerala, both reporting around 7,000 daily new cases.
The latest data from India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare show that there were 45,674 new cases and 559 new deaths in the country in the past 24 hours as of Nov 08 at 8AM, taking their cumulative totals to 8,507,754 cases and 126,121 deaths. This was less than the previous day's total of more than 5,000.
A total of 7,868,968, or 92.49%, had recovered while the number of active cases was 512,665, or 6.03% of the total. The case fatality rate was 1.48%. These continued to be significant improvements over the previous day's figures.
The latest daily number of new cases, at 45,674, was less than the daily number of those who had recovered, at 49,082, leading to a decrease in the number of active cases by 3,967.
The number of active cases remained below six lakh for the 10th consecutive day.
India is currently the country with the world's second highest number of Covid-19 cases and the third highest number of deaths.
Eight states, namely Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala, Delhi, and West Bengal had each accumulated more than 403,000 cases each in that order.
They were followed by Five other states with more than 208,000 cases each and which included, Odisha, Telangana, Bihar, Rajasthan, and Assam in that order.
Six more states, namely Chattisgarh, Haryana, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, and Jharkhand had reported more than 104,000 cases each so far in that order.
Two other states/ Union Territories, namely Jammu & Kashmir, and Uttarakhand had reported more than 65,000 cases each so far in that order.
Eight more states/Union Territories, namely Goa, Puducherry, Tripura, Himachal Pradesh, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Chandigarh, and Meghalaya reported more than 10,000 cases each in that order.
Besides, there were six other states/Union Territories with a total of more than 3,000 cases each, namely, Nagaland, Ladakh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Sikkim, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, and Mizoram in that order.
Maharashtra also had the most number of deaths at 45,115 (↑150); followed by Karnataka and Tamil Nadu with more than 11,300 deaths each; West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh with over 7,100 deaths each; Delhi and Andhra Pradesh with over 6,700 deaths each; Punjab with more than 4,300 death; Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh with more than 3,000 deaths each; Chattisgarh with more than 2,400 deaths; Rajasthan, Haryana, Kerala, Jammu & Kashmir, Odisha, Telangana, Bihar, and Uttarakhand with more than 1,000 deaths each; Assam, Jharkhand, Goa, Puducherry, Himachal Pradesh, Tripura, Chandigarh and Manipur with between 940 and 194 deaths each, and so on in that order.
The total number of Covid-19 cases among Tibetans in India, Nepal and Bhutan had remained unchanged overnight at 1,043 (↑12), of whom 343 were active, 677 had recovered and 23 (↑0) had died, according to the latest tally of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) as of Nov 08.
A major new outbreak was reported to have taken place at the Tibetan Children Village school at Chauntra Village under Jogindernagar municipality of Mandi district, Himachal Pradesh, reported tribuneindia.com Nov 7. The report said the outbreak had occurred after the school reopened recently for its Class X and XII students. A total of the 92 had tested positive, of whom 40 were boys and 27 were girls, with the remaining 25 being school employees.
The majority of the students were reported to be from Ladakh, Nepal, Arunachal Pradesh and South India.
Across the world the number of Covid-19 cases has totaled 49,879,743 and the deaths 1,251,118, according to the tally of Johns Hopkins University as of 2:54 PM on Nov 08, 2020.


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Spring Breaking
"Why are you reading a book on spring break?" Christina was at the foot of the queen hotel bed and shaking her hands like they were on fire. Sarah's back was to the headboard as she sat with her knees drawn to her chest. Her nose was buried in a historical novel without regard to having a week off in the spring from university.
"I have a book report due a week after we get back. If I don't pass, I don't know what I would do…" Sarah said while she flipped to the next page.
It didn't make much sense that Christina and Sarah were friends. Christina spent her free time being the butterfly at parties or shaking her booty at a club with booze in her clutches. At the same time, Sarah would be with a paperback in her hands at a library or bookstore. Christina's beverage of choice was a beer or margarita. Sarah preferred water or orange juice.
Christina paced the room and retraced her frantic steps with her curly dirty blonde tresses flailing in the wind. She had a tongue ring and silver stud embedded above the right side of her lip. The earrings in her lobes gleamed. Sarah, well, had a cute smile when she chose to display it. The tips of her brunette locks reached her upper back. Sarah's breasts created teardrop shapes through her gray university shirt and the rear of her blue jeans created a near perfect bubble shape. Christina thought a touch of her magic might transform Ms. Plain Jane into sensational Sarah.
Sarah was about as interested in that as going to the dentist.
"A book report?" Christina maneuvered to the floor next to Sarah still convulsing like she was in the midst of a seizure. "Do you know where we are? There's so much booze around here that I'm getting a buzz-on thinking about it! Can't you hear the beats coming from the downtown strip not ten yards from here? Have some fun for once in your life! Please!"
Christina lowered to her knees, clasped her hands together, and started shaking them in frenzied pleas. Christina's ideas of fun did little to avert Sarah's focus from tales of years' past.
"I'm fine, thanks," Sarah said, "this is my way of having fun. If you want, we can watch Hangover later. I mean that will probably be perfect for you by then."
Tunes poured from the restaurants and clubs along the strip near the hotel. The music was pleasing to the ears but Sarah preferred to leave the downtown nightlife to her friend.
Christina popped off the carpet in a scoff and ripped at her blonde roots. "Ugh, I give up! Can you come out for me?"
Sarah peered over the top of her blue-framed specs. Sarah was tempted to appease her if for no other reason than to restore her sanity.
Sarah projected herself into those massive club crowds and deafening acoustics. That had her returning to her shell and beige pages.
The entirety of Christina's gleaming whites surrounded by glossy pink lips sought to influence Sarah's decision. Sarah sighed at her friend's relentlessness and laid the book prone on the sheets.
When Sarah became Christina's Algebra tutor, she never expected the ride in which she'd find herself. Christina had a story every night about some guy in a club whose hands traveled to forbidden zones and wound up with a palm print to the cheeks or one that she fancied so much they wound up rocking in the sack that night. The extent of Sarah's relationship experience was a six month on again, off again thing with a boy from high school that went off to a distant college. Tingles popped off within when Christina weaved her nightlife tales but the idea of navigating her world was not just way out of Sarah's comfort zone. It was in another galaxy altogether.
Sarah keyed on Christina's wear for the evening. Her low-cut white v-neck style top didn't reach her belly button and the cleavage peeking out was certain to draw ogles of both sexes. Her white skirt struggled to reach her knees and Sarah wondered how many times that night she would try with futility to push it there. Her ass pushed the rear of that skirt out in a big way. Sarah began falling under hypnosis the longer she continued to gaze. It was either that or the scent of blossoming jasmines she left in her contrails.
For all the effort Christina put into getting ready to hit the strip and her insistent pleas to spend time with her, Sarah flung her hands into the air in submission but not without butterflies flapping in a fury inside her tummy.
"I would go but I didn't bring any club clothes," Sarah said as a final attempt at resisting.
Christina's joy diminished not the slightest amount. "You can come like you are for tonight. Don't think you're getting off that easily. On second thought, the jeans can stay…for now…but the university shirt can't. Do you have something else or should I find something for you?"
"No, I'm sure I have something!" Sarah scampered off the bed and searched through the closet for an alternative to Christina's fashion choices. She thumbed through her tops and opted for a normal cobalt short sleeve shirt. "Here güvenilir canlı bahis siteleri we are."
Sarah sensed Christina's perfume when she peered over her shoulder to evaluate her selection.
"I have to take you shopping and soon," Christina lamented, "did you ever stop to realize all your clothes are a variation of each other?"
Sarah examined her wardrobe and was mortified at how she had been on autopilot when making the same attire decisions in the department stores.
"Yeah, I might need a makeover…" The lack of variety staring at her was quite disturbing.
Sarah's hips hopped as shock rocked her system when Christina swatted her ass. "I'll help you with that but get ready for tonight now!"
Sarah parted her lips to protest but opted to go along with her—for now. Christina's proximity did bring with it endless thrills—thrills she wasn't certain she wanted to get caught up in.
About an hour later, the girls were approaching the Spectral Palace nightclub where they would shake their asses and consume booze until the next day. Sarah's hyper-sensitive senses went haywire from the excess stimuli around her in the form of the masses of club-goers and the blaring tunes from venues and open restaurants along the strip. The temptation to retreat to the confines of the hotel room was growing by the second. Christina stopped outside the club's doors near a quintuplet of people mingling together.
"Why are you stopping?" Sarah folded her arms against her torso in response to her overactive nerves.
Christina rose to her tippy-toes and darted her hazel irises in all directions past the horde. "Aric is meeting us here. He must be late…"
Aric was the name of another guy Christina messed with. She seemed to go through men like most people go through toilet paper but she claimed to really like this one.
Her last man dealt powder in their dorm and the police wound up busting down their door and scared the shit out of them. The one before that wanted Christina to join his harem. The woman prior to that wanted to be in charge of every time her lips could move and when she could take a mere step.
Aric was the best one yet. His gifts of green tea for Sarah, his admiration for her brain, and his unsuccessful attempts at inviting her out with him and Christina to "enjoy her company" were quite flattering. He kept her best friend grinning and full of exciting stories so that was enough for Sarah.
A few seconds later, Mr. Handsome strolled through the crowd and found the duo.
The girls came up to Aric's chin. His hairstyle resembled a black ruffled mess of perfection and peach fuzz peeked through his face and chin. A thin mustache sat upon his lips. His slender build was adorned with dark skin.
Aric opened his arms and encased the girls in a cocoon. "I'm here! We can get the party started now!"
Aric emitted an intoxicating cologne that mingled with some kind of body spray. Overkill possibly but no less rousing.
"Yay, come on, Sarah!" Christina snatched Sarah's hand and they dashed into the club. Sarah didn't have time to protest against it before they were in the midst of the beats and hypnotic blues, purples, reds, and yellows flashing everywhere.
Christina peered around the club when her eyes settled upon the horde shaking their hips and tapping their toes on the dancefloor. Sarah noticed this and slammed on the brakes when Christina attempted to tow her there.
"Wait!" Sarah trembled to her toes as her heart thundered in her chest.
Christina maneuvered in front of Sarah and clutched her shoulders while caressing her with her own gaze. "What's the matter?"
"I…just realized that I should have a drink before I go out there!" Sarah used anything she could to stall and buy her time to either find the courage to follow her or slip out unnoticed.
Christina angled her stare off-center and looked at her friend with a side-eye. "I've never known you to drink. What's really going on here?"
"No…nothing. Trust…me!" Sarah trekked to the bar and grabbed the stool at the far left of the bar. She lowered her jade eyes to the bar and interlocked her digits.
A minute or so passed when the familiar aroma of Aric's mesmerizing fragrance slithered into her nostrils and a touch landed on her lower back as he climbed into the seat at her flank.
"And here I thought you were allergic to alcohol," Aric said while waving the bartender in front of them and holding up a pair of fingers, "two Modelos please."
Sarah hadn't a clue what he ordered but was without doubt the bitterness would cause spasms.
"Hi…" Sarah awaited him to save her the trouble of continuing conversation.
"You're a fish on land here, aren't you?" Aric said.
"How did you guess? I was more than happy with my book before Christina dragged me out here." Sarah rotated slightly towards him. "I'm sorry but I don't think that I'll be much fun here. I never should have come."
Sarah güvenilir illegal bahis siteleri thought it'd be best to remove herself to keep from syphoning the energy from Aric and Christina's cheery dispositions.
A pair of glasses clinked when they landed on the bar and Aric pushed Sarah's under her nose. She looked upon the amber liquid with repulsion. A sniff reminded her of cough medicine.
Aric tossed his beverage down his throat and wiped the remains from his lips using the back of his hand.
"I actually admire that about you." Aric waved his hand in front of her in a circle. "You have this quiet, intelligent aura about you. I wish school was easy for me like you."
Sarah smiled softly though it was a quick flash. "Thanks. Maybe a little less partying and a little more time in a book might help ya."
"Oh, haha! You're not lying but one happens to be more fun than the other!"
"One of them might get you further in life than the other." Sarah tapped the glass on the bar as she contemplated her escape. She ribbed her friend but welcomed his attention in small doses and he respected that wish to her delight.
"No argument there! Okay, I understand what you're going through. I tell you what." Aric spun on the stool to face her. "If you finish your entire glass, I won't be upset if you go back to the room. I'll even walk you back."
Relief showered upon Sarah at the chance to escape but booze stood between her and her exit. She scooped the glass and a chill cooled her once sweaty palm. Aric would not avert his fixation on the beer.
Sarah sighed, lifted the glass, and drank as much as she could in one gulp. She made it halfway through before she shot her tongue out and shuddered from the taste but she threw it back again to complete the challenge before she could think about it. After all that remained was an incomplete alcoholic ring around the glass's bottom, a pair of claps resonated through her ears.
"Woohoo! How did you do that, Aric?" Christina cheered as she applauded them. "I hadn't been able to get her to drink in years and two seconds go by with you, and she's already becoming a lush!"
Sarah couldn't deny the spark of what she figured to be a buzz. "Okay, I did it. Walk me back to the hotel!"
Christina raised an eyebrow. "What?"
Aric turned towards the bartender and put up three fingers for her.
"I said that I'll take her back to the hotel if she had a drink…" Aric said and began whispering something to Christina that the noise drowned out. A smile puffed Christina's cheeks as they continued talking. When the drinks came, Aric's voice returned to normal and he handed one of the beers to Sarah. "We'll leave in a minute…"
Sarah grabbed the glass and sipped without thinking about it. Aric placed a drink in his current lover's hand and they walked away to blend into the masses.
Ten minutes later, Sarah realized her glass was empty again. She didn't want to associate herself with being a drunkard but if she continued, there'd be no way she could tell anyone otherwise.
Her head was floating in alcohol by the time the couple returned.
Christina tugged on her hand. "Come on, Sarah!"
She couldn't respond before she wound up on her feet and moving with the dancefloor drawing closer. Her rendezvous with the bar lightened her head and tossed the world off-center. Her apprehensions had faded and the pleaser in her didn't desire to disappoint her friends.
Maybe she'd stop before things went too far that night…
The women carved a path through the hip-shaking horde and found a spot where they could groove together.
Christina left Sarah in a small open area, took her place in front of her friend, and wiggled her shoulders. She bent at the knees and threw in some hip shakes, booty hops, and arm swings. When Sarah didn't catch on, Christina tapped her leg and ramped up her dance moves with intensity.
Christina reached for the sky, shuffled her heels over to her timid friend, and bumped hips with her. "Come on! Like this! Do what I do!"
Sarah stumbled to the side but the jolts bursting from her core combined with her buzz prompted her to attempt to follow her example—in her own way…
Sarah flailed her arms around like they were rubber and skirted across the floor similar to a jackrabbit with a sore foot. Christina buried her face in her hands as if to hide from the embarrassment.
"How's this?" Sarah slid to the left and slid back to the right as if on ice while lifting one knee and the other with her face looking in one direction then the other.
Sarah was keenly aware she'd never have her friend's moves but as long as they had fun, that's what mattered to her despite Christina's humiliation.
She giggled when Christina fought to push her skirt to her knees for the umpteenth time that evening. Christina lifted her skirt and flashed her black panties before shoving it back down. Sarah's jaws fell loose as güvenilir bahis şirketleri her eyes doubled in size although her behavior shouldn't have been unexpected. Her friend narrowed a seductive squint at Sarah and returned to gyrating on the tile. Sarah received her suggestion but wasn't giving any thought to acquiescing.
As Sarah danced, the colorful lights, the contrast of slow and rapid beats, the booze, and her own adrenaline lulled her into a hypnotic trance where time passed at a slower pace causing her to succumb to the high she was experiencing.
Christina slithered her way into Sarah's comfort zone and the shy friend winced from the breach of space. Christina anchored hands on both Sarah's clavicles, dipped into a squat, and eased her way upright again. Christina's flowery redolence sought to further weaken her friend's defenses as did Aric sliding behind Sarah and latching onto her hips while gliding to the floor and springing upward once more. The steam glistened Sarah's brow and being wedged between a pair of friends in obvious heat gave her a thrill that she didn't know excited or frightened her.
Sarah tensed when Christina's gaze spoke to her lustful intent and she curled her toes into a pop. Her lips approached and Sarah's instinct to evade had her bumping into Aric. Time halted and her awareness concentrated on the puckers that softly pressed on her lips. The initial burning shock was followed by an excitement Sarah didn't quite know how to handle. As every second passed, she found herself doing things she'd never done and kissing another girl was the last thing she thought would happen. She'd watched Christina's trysts with other lovers before but now, she was caught up in her world.
Christina pressed her thumb to her chin with a finger beneath to steady it and closed her eyes as she laid another lingering kiss on Sarah. The volts coursing to Sarah's depths had her sweet crevice leaking onto her panties.
Aric rotated Sarah by the hips, leaned into her, and adhered their lips together. Sarah's brain melted into hot grits and not being able to see it coming prevented her evasion. Aric pressed a little harder the following kiss and kicked up the intensity with the next one.
Sarah squeezed out from between the pair with her heart drilling into her chest and a searing sensation on her lips.
Aric rubbed the middle of Sarah's back. "Are you okay? What's wrong?"
"I…I have to pee!" Sarah took off towards the ladies' room.
"Did we do something wrong?" Aric approached Christina and sounded like his stress was about to smash through the ceiling.
Christina held Aric's hand, pecked his cheek, and leaned in the direction her friend went until they broke contact. "I'll handle this. Don't worry about it…"
A minute later, Sarah burst into the women's restroom and the person on the opposite end pulled a swift juke move to miss getting the door imprinted on her face.
Sarah stumbled over the tile and fell into the stall at the end. She turned to close and latch the door but Christina stepped between her and the lock. After a click, Christina spun to talk to her friend but Sarah was wracked with disbelief that a plus one stood in the stall with her. All the time, Sarah's bladder tingled in a fury and was certain leakage wouldn't be far away.
"What are you doing? I told you that I need to pee!" Sarah was doing a real dance to keep from wetting her pants.
Christina put up both palms towards her as if to halt any impending assault verbal or otherwise. "I know! I wanted to be sure you were okay. You acted weird after we kissed you. If we did anything wrong, we're sorry."
Sarah's ability to form coherent thoughts was becoming impossible.
"I…I don't know how I feel. I've never…"
"I know!" Christina and her enthusiasm interjected. "I'm your best friend so that's why it's my job to show you things you've been missing out on…"
Sarah followed Christina's fingertips to the bottom of her skirt and seized her breath when it began to rise and her black lace came into view.
"No, stop…" Sarah weakly protested.
Christina's skirt was at her waist when she flipped and pulled her panties down. Sarah turned away in the embarrassment that she might actually like what she was doing.
Sarah might have had a peek at her when she was getting dressed in the early morning light once or twice after they spent the night together. Christina thought her to be sleeping those moments but Sarah was not as deep into the dreamland as was believed.
Christina peered over her shoulder. "Look. I'm trying to show you something!"
Sarah counted to three and shifted an eyeball until she saw plump bare cheeks with something bearing a faux diamond lodged between them. The clamors and constant squeaking of the bathroom door rattled her nerves and stopped her from asking obvious questions.
"This is getting really awkward…" Sarah's speech was challenged by the churning in her gut.
"Wearing this really makes me feel naughty…" Christina hunched forward a bit, reached behind, and pumped the silver toy in her asshole. "Mmm, yeah. Ohh, you should get one of these!"
Sarah's intrigue kept her focus on Christina's self-pleasuring but the area of her joy opened a new line of inquiries.
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Museum Eye: Flight of the Earls/Rathmullan Heritage Centre
Published in Early Modern History (1500–1700), Issue 4 (Jul/Aug 2007), Reviews, Uncategorized, Volume 15
The centre is housed in an old gun battery on Lough Swilly.
The centre is housed in an old gun battery on Lough Swilly.Flight of the Earls/Rathmullan Heritage Centre
Rathmullan, Co. Donegal
www.rathmullanflightoftheearls.ie
Mon.–Sat. 10am–1pm, 2–5pm; Sun. noon–4pm
by Tony Canavan
The Flight of the Earls Centre is housed in the evocative location of an old gun battery on Lough Swilly. The battery, a solid granite structure, was built in 1810 as one of six on the shores of the lough. It is one of many defensive structures built by the British, the Martello towers being the most famous, in the wake of the French invasion of 1798 in support of the United Irishmen's rebellion. While built 200 years after the Flight of the Earls, the fort is a reminder of Ireland's troubled history and brings to mind one of the 'what ifs' of history and how events might have turned out very differently if the Spanish expedition sent in 1601 to support the earls' war against Queen Elizabeth I had landed in Lough Swilly instead of Kinsale.
The brooding structure is atmospheric and redolent of history. The visitor enters through an outer protective wall and then under an arch leading to a courtyard. Gun platforms are still visible along the wall, where until Victorian times massive cannon looked out menacingly over the lough. I was lucky to visit on a day of glorious sunshine, and the gun platforms provide spectacular views up and down the lough. Even on a day like this, it was easy to imagine the French ship sailing with O'Neill, O'Donnell and their followers up the narrow lough and out into the open sea into exile, and to appreciate how this event has become an iconic symbol of the end of the Gaelic order.
The centre of the gallery is taken up with a number of illustrated information panels.
The ticket office is in a cellar of the fort, and here you can also see a DVD made by the Donegal Historical Society. It tells the story of how Hugh O'Neill and Rory O'Donnell came to make their escape, their journey across the Continent and of their final resting-place in Rome. Around the same room are panels with illustrations and information on the main Gaelic families of Ulster before the Flight and of their descendants in Spain, where many became officers in the army and navy or officials in the royal government.
You go outside and up a flight of stone steps to the main gallery. This is a vaulted chamber where you are met at the door by three mannikins depicting the two earls and one of their followers. Near them is a large stained glass window made to commemorate the anniversary of the Flight. There is not much in the way of artefacts beyond this, apart from a
model of Plantation-era Derry, but evocative hangings depicting the local landscape and scenes from history adorn the walls. The centre of the gallery is taken up with a number of illustrated information panels which in a succinct and straightforward manner tell the story of the build-up to the Nine Years' War, of Hugh O'Neill's defeat, and, of course, of the fateful event in September 1607 which has gone down in history as the Flight of the Earls.
The panels are well made and nicely illustrated with contemporary documents and portraits as well as more modern drawings. They contain a lot of text but they are worth reading as they explain the significance of Lough Swilly and, along with a map showing the earls' journey, help the visitor to envisage the events that happened in this very place 400 years ago and their aftermath.
What also helps to bring this place to life are the staff, who are very friendly and helpful. They more than make up for the lack of interactive video screens and are happy to discuss the history of the building itself, to point you in the direction of places of historical significance in the area, particularly in relation to the Flight of the Earls, and to answer any questions you may have. This is a local heritage centre in the best sense of that word and is run largely by volunteers from the Rathmullan and District Local History Society. The care given to the building and the willingness of people there to talk to a visitor are all proof of the local community's commitment to the project.
Mannikin of Hugh O'Neill.
If I were to be honest, I would have to admit that it is not worth making the trip from Dublin or Cork, say, to Rathmullan just to visit this heritage centre unless you wished to view for yourself where the Flight of the Earls began. If you are in the north-west for a holiday, however, then Rathmullan and the heritage centre are a 'must see'. The village itself is pretty and its location beautiful, the equal of more famous spots like the Ring of Kerry or the Mountains of Mourne. For anyone with a sense of history this is an evocative place, and a visit to the heritage centre, if only to talk with one of the staff, will help to bring history and the events of 400 years ago to life.
Tony Canavan is a former Museum Officer of Newry and Mourne District Council.
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1981 Sir Norman Stronge, former speaker of the Stormont parliament, and his son James were shot dead by the Provisional IRA at their home, Tynan Abbey, close to the Armagh/Monaghan border.
1933 George Moore (80), author, notably of Esther Waters (1894), and leading light in the Irish Literary Revival, died.
1924 Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (53), communist revolutionary and premier of the Soviet Union since 1922, died of a stroke.
1922 The Craig–Collins agreement promised an end to the 'Belfast Boycott'—the ban on northern goods coming into the South—in return for Catholics intimidated out of the Belfast shipyards being allowed to return.
1919 The first Dáil Éireann convened at the Mansion House, Dublin.
Above: Scene from the Battle of Isandlwana, 22 January 1879, the British Army's heaviest military defeat by the Zulus. (Maynooth University Library)
1879(Jan.21–23)The Battle of Isandlwana/Rorke's Drift. For many, the six-month Zulu War, prompted by the invasion of King Cetshwayo's independent kingdom by British colonial forces under Lord Chelmsford, is viewed through the prism of the 1964 movie Zulu, which portrayed, with considerable artistic licence, the epic defence of a mission station—named after Irishman James Rorke, who had a trading store there— by c. 100 British troops (including a dozen or so Irishmen) against c. 3,000 Zulus. Thanks to Chelmsford, this strategically insignificant engagement was widely publicised. The bravery and self-sacrifice of the plucky Brits was applauded—no mention was made, of course, of their execution of c. 500 Zulu prisoners—and no less than eleven VCs were awarded (in contrast with one VC each for the 1944 D-Day landings and the entire Battle of Britain). All of this was designed by Chelmsford to distract British public attention from what had preceded it: the crushing defeat of his army at Isandlwana, with the loss of over 1,300 of his men, including many Irishmen, by the main c. 20,000-strong Zulu army, armed with spears and shields. While British gallantry was duly extolled (such as the heroic last stand of County Leitrim's Col. Anthony Durnford and the valiant but fatal effort by Dubliner Lt. Nevill Coghill to retrieve his regiment's colours), her historians are still trying to explain the defeat. Causes include the lack of screwdrivers to loosen the screws on the ammunition boxes. From a Zulu perspective, Isandlwana was a glorious victory—but a pyrrhic one. Cetshwayo knew that the British would regroup and re-invade, which they did. Superior numbers and technology prevailed, and by July, after six more battles, Zululand was entirely subjugated.
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'Inspired' ads aim to bolster city's arts image
Everett Evans May 7, 2013 Updated: May 7, 2013 11:45 p.m.
1of7Artist GONZO247, left, and City Council member James Rodriguez cuts a giant red ribbon to unveil his mural "Houston Is" during the kickoff of "Houston Is Inspired" campaign Tuesday, May 7, 2013, in Houston. GONZO247 said he spent a month working on the mural, using 250 cans of spray paint. ( Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle )Photo: Brett Coomer, Staff
2of7Jill Jarvis and her son, James take in graffiti artist GONZO247's splashy, 3,300-square-foot "Houston Is" mural in the parking lot at the intersection of Preston and Travis during the kickoff of "Houston Is Inspired" campaign Tuesday.
(Brett Coomer / Chronicle)
3of7Artist GONZO247, left, and City Council member James Rodriguez cut a giant red ribbon to unveil the mural "Houston Is" during the kickoff of "Houston Is Inspired" campaign Tuesday, May 7, 2013, in Houston. GONZO247 said he spent a month working on the mural, using 250 cans of spray paint.Photo: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle
4of7Artist GONZO247 poses for a photo in front of his mural "Houston Is" at the corner of Preston and Travis during the kickoff of "Houston Is Inspired" campaign Tuesday, May 7, 2013, in Houston.Photo: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle
5of7Artist GONZO247 prepares to unveil his mural "Houston Is" during the kickoff of "Houston Is Inspired" campaign Tuesday, May 7, 2013, in Houston. GONZO247 said he spent a month working on the mural, using 250 cans of spray paint.Photo: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle
6of7A proposed mural designed by Houston graffiti artist Gonzo247 will be part of the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau ad campaign that begins Feb. 14, 2013.Photo: Gonzo247
7of7Local artists, from left, Rick Lowe, Valerie Cassel Oliver, Toby Kamps, Mari Carmen Ramirez, Janet Hobby, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Barbara Davis and Gonzo247 pose for this photograph at The Menil Collection. The photo will be part of the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau ad campaign that begins Feb. 14, 2013.Photo: Julie Soefer
Houston's arts and culture organizations are launching a "Houston Is Inspired" campaign to raise awareness of the city's arts scene locally, nationally and globally.
Touted as the first time the groups, as well as individual artists, have collaborated on a single project, the campaign was launched Tuesday by the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureaus at Market Square Park as part of Travel Rally Day.
The event included a ribbon-cutting for graffiti artist GONZO247's splashy, 3,300-square-foot "Houston Is" mural on the side of Treebeards restaurant.
The "Houston Is Inspired" theme grew from the bureau's "Houston Is..." national advertising campaign, promoting the city as a culinary and cultural capital.
On national lists
In the past year, the city has gained increasing attention as a destination, with such indicators as U.S. News and World Report naming it the seventh best shopping city in the nation, and the New York Times listing it among the "46 places to visit in 2013."
Arts events here regularly earn national attention, such as the recent glowing Wall Street Journal review calling Houston Grand Opera's current "Tristan and Isolde" an "enthralling theatrical event."
The campaign's centerpiece is a series of ads featuring individual performing and visual artists. They include gallery owner Barbara Davis, Project Row House founder Rick Lowe, Alley Theatre actor Todd Waite, and the Houston Ballet's Nao Kusuzaki, among others.
Uniting arts groups
"We want this campaign to reach beyond Houston's institutions to include individual artists living and working in our 10-county region," said Jenni Rebecca Stephenson, executive director of Fresh Arts.
"There are thousands of visual artists, musicians, actors and dancers in our metropolitan area who are a valuable part of the conversation and will lend their support to the campaign," she said.
The campaign unites the Houston Museum District, Houston Theater District, Houston Arts Alliance and Fresh Arts. Its goals are to:
1 engage the organizations' audiences in a sense of pride and ownership of Houston's arts offerings;
1 encourage patrons to explore art forms and cultural experiences new to them;
1 share what inspires them with friends and family to build new audiences for the city's arts.
Travel Rally Day is part of National Travel and Tourism Week, which each year acknowledges tourism's positive impact on communities across the nation.
Everett Evans
Everett Evans is a native Houstonian and a graduate of the University of Houston School of Journalism. He graduated in 1977 and received the Society of Professional Journalists? award as UH?s outstanding journalism graduate of that year.
He has covered the performing arts, with a particular focus on theater, as part of the Fine Arts staff of the Houston Chronicle since November 1978. Prior to that, he wrote briefly as staff writer for Performing Arts Magazine, then the program magazine for the city?s major performing arts groups including Houston Grand Opera and the Alley Theatre.
While at UH, he also worked part time for UH?s publicity office (Office of Information), writing press releases and other coverage of UH?s music and theater programs. He also wrote as theater, music and film critic for UH?s student newspaper.
Honors include a 1st Place Award (in criticism) from the Press Club of Houston, and other city and state-wide citations.
You can contact him at Everett.evans@chron.com.
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The third installment of PointsU is only a few days away, with the first evening reception taking place this Friday, November 3 at the Hotel Clique near Calgary Airport. The main event will be happening on Saturday, November 4 at the Marriott In-Terminal Hotel, and we'll be spending the day immersing ourselves in the wonderful world of travelling the world in luxury at bargain-bin prices.
I'd like to take this opportunity to encourage everyone to buy a ticket and attend. Speaking from experience, the rewards I've reaped as a direct result of attending PointsU Toronto last year have far eclipsed the ticket cost in value.
Of course you'll be learning plenty of nitty-gritty secrets (ranging in topic from First Class flights, to US credit cards, to manufactured spending), but the real payoff comes in the form of the connections you'll make with like-minded travellers. As I've mentioned before, having your own "inner circle" that you can trust really matters in this game, and makes the difference between being able to book one luxury trip a year versus five luxury trips a year.
I expect this year's event to be hugely successful given the new interactive format, so if it's at all possible, try to make it out to Calgary and participate!
If you are going to be in attendance, come find me and say hi 😊 I love meeting my readers and would be delighted to hear about your upcoming travel plans, what you love (or hate!) about the blog, and how I can help you elevate your travel even more. For what it's worth I'll be moderating the sessions on Manufactured Spending and the Hands-On Award Search (see here for the full agenda), but if you talk to me during one of the breaks or the evening reception, it'll definitely be "anything goes"!
I used Aeroplan to book my flights, but I actually spent some extra miles by booking Market Fare Rewards (at 17,950 miles and 19,700 miles for the outbound and return flights, respectively), rather than the Fixed Mileage Rewards we're all familiar with (which would have been 12,500 miles each way).
This was because there was no award availability for the exact flights I wanted, and the difference in mileage cost was tolerable due to my Aeroplan Diamond discount. The upshot is that Market Fares don't come with carrier surcharges, so I'd say it all balances out quite evenly in the end.
I'll be staying at the same hotel where the conference is taking place: the Marriott In-Terminal Hotel Calgary Airport. It's a brand new property and the photos look quite impressive, so I'm quite looking forward to my stay and to reviewing the hotel in full. As published on the PointsU website, conference attendees were able to book a special rate of $144/night, so that came to $323 in total for two nights, after taxes.
I'm hugely excited to be part of the upcoming PointsU conference. Not only is it going to be a jam-packed day of sharing travel tips, strategies, and inspiration with fellow enthusiasts, I'm also particularly looking forward to learning a few new tricks for myself from the rest of the community. It's important to stay up-to-date when you play the game of Miles & Points, and these get-togethers represent the ideal way to do just that. Big thanks to the organizers for putting it together, and I look forward to a successful event!


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Georgia Hospital Association honors Phoebe RN | Jobs
ALBANY – Registered Nurse Andrael Jones has been awarded the Marjorie G. Hogan Memorial Scholarship by the Georgia Hospital Association. Jones, who is part of the Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital nursing family, is one of three nurses selected statewide to receive the $2,500 scholarship. He is the second Phoebe nurse to be awarded this scholarship in the last three years.
Phoebe officials say that Jones' dedication and service to others didn't just happen when he became a nurse. Following high school, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and served as a paratrooper for five years.
During his military career, Jones said he was drawn to the nursing profession.
"In the military, you cross-train, and so I had a little bit of medical training," he said. "That is when I started to think of nursing as a career."
Jones has been a member of the Phoebe Family for almost six years. He began his nursing career with the Behavioral Health unit at Phoebe before transitioning to the Ortho/Neuro floor. He earned a licensed practical nurse diploma from Albany Technical College before graduating from Darton State College with a bachelor's degree in nursing. He is currently enrolled in the bachelor of science nursing program at Albany State University and, following graduation next year, said he plans to continue his education to become a nurse practitioner.
The father of two boys, Jones said the scholarship is a blessing.
"I love the environment of the Phoebe Family; everyone works together to get the job done," he said. "This GHA scholarship will help a lot with my classes and buying books. I am excited for the opportunity to continue to advance my health care career."
Phoebe officials say Jones' dedication to the profession and to his patients is obvious.
"At Phoebe, we encourage employees to continue their education and pursue career growth opportunities," Evelyn Olenick, Phoebe's chief nursing officer, said. "Andrael's dedication and commitment to patients and their families can be seen every day. He truly lives out our mission of making every life we touch better."
Jones is also a previous DAISY Award recipient. The DAISY Award is a nationwide program that rewards and celebrates the extraordinary clinical skill and compassionate care given by nurses.
The Marjorie G. Hogan Memorial Nursing Scholarship Program is funded from an endowment administered by the Georgia Hospital Association Education and Research Foundation. The scholarship program is committed to the professional development of nurses and was created to support the need for qualified health care workers in Georgia. GHA awards five scholarships annually; two ($2,000) scholarships are awarded to hospital/high school volunteers and three ($2,500) to nurses pursing their bachelor of science in Nursing.
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