Which of the current antivirus software is the best antivirus for Windows 8/8.1?
Window 8/8.1 is coming up with an improved edition of Windows Defender (built-in antivirus software), which is generally Microsoft Security Essential - the same 100% free security package presenting 100% free antivirus and firewall program protection that windows 7 customers could download and set up. It's just now re-branded as Windows Defender, providing more than the Windows 7 edition of the application by the same name, which was just an antispyware/antimalware solution.
The new version of Windows Defender will still can protect you against some viruses, but is it enough to be protected?
With the new Windows Defender, Windows 8 is definitely a step up when it comes to building up the security of the Windows Operating system. But does it really provide enough protection to counter all kinds of strikes across the web? But many security professionals say not quite.
With the reputation of the leading vendors such as Norton, ESET etc. it will be almost impossible for Windows to compete, since the antivirus programs automatically downloads updates on a daily basis even every few minutes in order to keep you safe.
In fact, the Independent IT-Security Institute and AV-Test.org, found that some third-party alternatives were much more highly effective than Microsoft's safety measures when it came to protection against 0-day viruses, such as web and email strikes.
So what is the best antivirus for windows 8/8.1?
The best antivirus for windows 8/8.1, need to be computer program that can discover and remove harmful programs such as: Worms, Viruses, Malware, Worms, Bots, and Spyware. The program will search the hard drive for harmful programs and will disarm, or delete those programs. Majority of the antivirus software on the market offer an auto update, this feature will add the virus names and how to deal with them, so the antivirus will be able to detect any new harmful programs. The newer versions of the antivirus programs will be able to detect the viruses, by the way it operates that is called heuristic algorithm they will use it in conjunction with auto update. Some companies such as AVG will offer an antivirus plus Mobile Protection, or other variation with antivirus, another company to offer this is ESET it offer antivirus and Antispyware. Not all antivirus on the market will offer that. As differ from Internet Security, Internet Security will provide more protection features as: Parental Control, Social Media and Network Protection, Identity Protection and more.
There is a big selection of brand names such as: Bitdefender, Norton by Symantec, ESET, Avira, AVG, Kaspersky, Dr.Web, VIPRE, McAfee, Panda and more.


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Bombardier Considers Updating CSeries Specifications
by admin | Jun 18, 2017 | Bombardier, C Series | 0 comments
Bombardier's CSeries has been performing better than expected after entry into service with the CS100 at Swiss nearly a year ago and the CS300 at AirBaltic. Both carriers report that the fuel burn for the aircraft is lower than anticipated. With consistent results across a larger fleet, Bombardier is now in the process of analyzing data to determine whether it should change its specifications.
Fred Cromer, Bombardier's President for commercial aircraft, is optimistic as operators continue to provide positive feedback on aircraft performance. "The interest level in the airplane continues to grow. The reputation of the aircraft, and its entry into service, has started to become known throughout the industry."
Bombardier expects to deliver 30-35 CSeries aircraft in 2017, with production growing to 10 per month by 2020. While delivery issues with the PW1500G engines reduced planned deliveries last year, the company believes it will meet its 2017 delivery guidance. To date, Bombardier delivered 7 CSeries jets in 2016 and additional 7 so fare in 2017. Cromer was positive about the ramp-up in the second half of the year, indicating that the ramp up plan was manageable, including Pratt & Whitney.
With lower than expected fuel burn, the PW1500G is delivering on its promises right out of the box. While issues have occurred with combustor liners on both the CSeries and A320neo versions, a replacement combustor liner will be provided to customers to update the expected life of that component. Despite these issues, there have been minimal incidents with the GTF for CSeries, and "entry into service experience for Swiss and AirBaltic has been outstanding."

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Digest of terms » capitalism
social and economic order based on the belief that human good is best served by free enterprise and competitive striving on the part of individuals and the organisations for whom they work. Three major areas of contention commonly arise in respect of the moral worth of capitalism. One concerns the determining power of beliefs in shaping societies, a second the differential effects of particular beliefs, and a third their comparative moral consequences.
The contrast often made with communism is that it starts with the social and economic infrastructure and endeavours to re-order that, whereas capitalism concentrates on freeing up the individual to 'do their own thing'. In practice, however, in a capitalist system the individual's room for manoeuvre may be hugely constrained by the given context and exponential deterioration relative to those who are better endowed. At the same time, communist attempts to reorder the infrastructure can become so oppressive that they too crush the individual. Scrutiny of the respective social implications, intended or not, of dominant worldviews, both religious and non-religious, is a vital and proper part of moral education.
(In regard to the power of beliefs in relation to material circumstances, their respective roles can be described as 'chicken and egg' - there cannot be one without the other. But the beliefs and ideas perspective stresses that the initiative lies there, whereas the perspective from social and economic needs and resources insists that it is these that make any real difference. Access to gold, oil or plutonium determine what happens. Both these views are classically explored by Max Weber. In distinction from a Marxist view which emphasises the role of social and economic needs and resources in shaping ideas and behaviour, Weber claims that the comparative history of human civilisations reveals beliefs as major determinants - Chinese, European and Indian.
Specifically Christian inspiration for this is found in the gospel Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30), which can be interpreted to mean that trade, investment and risk-taking were commended by Jesus. According to Max Weber, it was the energy of the Protestant Ethic, with its conviction that work and wealth generation are appropriate ways of worshipping God, which fuelled the spirit of capitalism, reinforcing its emergence as a world force in 16th century Europe. In spite of well- documented abuses of commercial interest, and evidence of a widening gap between rich and poor, this argument has been restated by modern theologian Michael Novak. He has extended the theological rationale to include Roman Catholicism, whilst insisting that the desirable order is democratic capitalism. This, he argues, holds out a better prospect for addressing the needs of the poor globally than any centrally controlled approach, with its dulling of individual initiative.)


Below we have gathered information from Pionair Members, Past Presidents, Directors and various historical publications to present the history of the Pionairs.
We'd like to especially thank Jannet Tricarico and John Rodger (both past presidents) for creating the current information and keeping it up to date.
More than 250 retirees, spouses and widows/widowers attended the founding meeting at Miami Beach Sheraton Hotel recently to formally adopt a set of bylaws organizing an association of company employees in retirement.
The group enjoyed themselves to the fullest, in the business sessions, at the ocean, around the pool, at the beaches, at the receptions and banquet, but more particularly in renewing old friendships and making new acquaintances.
The meeting also elected its first executive naming Martin Betts as President. The others are Bill Spratt, first Vice President, Denny Brendon, second Vice President, Dave Clarke, Secretary, and Scott Bradell, Treasurer. All live in the Vancouver area.
One of the articles in the bylaws stipulates that the Executives live in the same city in order to simplify meetings and organization business.
The possibility of establishing district representatives was discussed as well although none yet have been named. The nominating committee comprised of Gil McLaren, Vancouver; Bill Rose, Winnipeg; Elwood Patton, Toronto and Norm Donnelly, Montreal.
In a report to the meeting, Mr Betts outlined why the organization was founded and said that in the year since work began on its formation, there were 842 members, 1700 including wives and widows who all have a vote at any annual meeting.
Mr Betts also read the purpose of the Pionairs which is as follows. "The purpose of the organization is to maintain and continue the close friendships and associations of its members; to foster a spirit of mutual interest and welfare; to contribute our goodwill to Air Canada; to assist the Company with the promotion and selling of its services and interests in whatever viable manner may be appropriate. "
Regular membership is open to retired employees regardless of years of service and will include wives/husbands, widows/widowers of employees or retired employees. Membership fees are $5 annually and meetings will be held every year.
A number of discussions took place on pensions, employee benefits, interline travel and tours, passes, communications, etc. Charlie Eyre, Vice President Personal and Harold Miloff, Director, Employee Communications, attended the meeting and responded to questions.
Guest speaker at the banquet was Air Canada President Claude I Taylor who paid tribute to all retirees for "laying down the foundation on which to build a successful airline".
At the conclusion of the banquet, Mr. Betts, on behalf of the Pionairs, conferred honorary memberships on Mr. Taylor and Chairman of the Board Pierre Taschereau, who was unable to attend.
A special vote of thanks was given to the interim committee composed of Betts, Clarke, Cliff Seldon, Walt Lawlor, Lindy Rood and Emily (Coxon) Munro.


The Bike Shop will begin 2019 with the best sale we've ever done. A sale we didn't plan on and don't expect to have again.
In December an incident in a neighbouring space resulted in smoke entering our bike storage area in our old South location. Due to this we've discounted all of these bikes up to 15%. This includes brand new 2019 models bicycles. No heat or fire damaged occurred to these bikes and all bikes will be sold with full warranty coverage. While effects were minimal, and more commonly non-existent, we feel it best to be upfront and give customers the opportunity to get on a a new ride to start the year at end-of-season prices.
All bikes have been inspected and hand scrubbed. As this was a one-off incident, these will be the best deals to be had on these new 2019 bikes. Anyone looking for a new ride in 2019 should look here first!
Check the list below for exactly what is left. Only effected bicycles are on sale and are tagged as such. Please call us at any of our 3 locations - Central, North, South for more details. Alternatively email us or hop on chat with us on our website.
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Q: Python Jinja2 Assign javascript var from backend I'm having a for loop where i need to assign a python value to a javascript variable and i can't really make it work:(
{% for row in temp %}
    var year = {{ row[0]|safe }}
{% endfor %}

I've tried in many ways but it will always give me
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token var

What's the right syntax for this?

A: The new line before the closing of the for loop is not inserted into the document, so the code running on the client side (e.g. for a loop of length 2) is this:
var year = '2018'var year = '2019'

If you try running this code, the exception you mentioned is raised. So this is a client-side error. The simplest solution is to add a semicolon at the end of the row, which allows multiple javacript declarations on the same row:
{% for row in temp %}
    var year = {{ row[0]|safe }};
{% endfor %}

Resulting in (for my example):
var year = '2018';var year = '2019'

I must say though, I do not understand the logic behind your code, as the variable 'year' gets overwritten upon each iteration.

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This article is lacking: Add rewards, strategy section for Paradox Cup.
Unlocked Clear Agrabah, Halloween Town, and Pride Lands for the first time.
The Cerberus Cup is the second cup of Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, selectable only in the Underdrome. It is so-named because its final seed is a battle against the three-headed Cerberus.
Although the player is alone, Sora can use Drive Forms without any ally's help. Also, the Drive Gauge fills up much faster than it normally does. The match is timed, and time, though very little, is rewarded for completing each match.
The Cerberus Paradox Cup is a much more difficult version of the Cerberus Cup, with a level of 70.
Solo fight using Sora. The Drive Gauge fills faster than usual and Sora can use Drives alone.
Round 1: The first battle is easy enough. The Trick Ghosts may get annoying by disappearing, but they don't pose much of a threat.
Round 2: Almost as easy as Round 1. The Driller Moles aren't much of issue, but the Hammer Frames can do a lot of damage if you're not careful. Just be sure to jump if you see one about to pound its torso into the ground.
Round 3: This round can be especially bothersome. The Wight Knights and Tornado Steps spinning attacks can really deplete your HP. If you get caught in one of the Wight Knights mid-air spin attacks, either counter attack or block and then counter attack.
Round 4: The Silver Rocks aren't really your main problem. Your main problem this round is the brute force of the Living Bone and the Silver Rocks constantly shooting at you. Take care of the Living Bone first by blocking, dodge rolling, and using the triangle command Rodeo to take out the Silver Rocks.
Round 5: The Shaman is really just for show, but kill it first just to get out of the way. The Icy Cubes and the Fiery Globes are vulnerable to Fire and Blizzard respectively, so be sure to use those. Or you can just spam X and be done with it, it's up to you.
Round 6: The Fortunetellers can be really annoying if you don't know how to deal with them properly. What you do is block their orb attacks so that it returns back to them, and them spam attack them. As for the Aerial Knockers, just go ahead and spam attack them as well.
Round 7: This one is especially annoying. The Toy Soldier has a lot of health, and on top of that can deal unprecedented amounts of damage. First, attack the Cannon Guns while staying outside of the targets. The bombs they fire deal A LOT of damage, so make that your #1 priority. After the Cannon Guns are out of the way, carefully get rid of the toy soldier. You are timed, mind you, so don't take too long.
Round 8: The remainder of these rounds are in pitch black, and you can only see a small area around you and other certain things. The Luna Bandits aren't very difficult, but be careful since you can't see them very well.
Round 9: The Emerald Blues are just your average flying shooting Heartless, so nothing to worry there; except that there are a lot of them. And there's a Fat Bandit. Take care of the Emerald Blues first and then take out the Fat Bandit by going behind him when he breathes fire and dodging when he throws a fireball.
Round 10: This one is the most difficult. From a distance, you can only see its teeth. If you have it, be sure to have MP Rage. This will allow to restore MP when you get hit, meaning you don't have to heavily rely on elixirs and whatnot. You should only really attack the side heads; attacking the middle head is too dangerous. Attack the two outer heads in between bites. Dodge his other attacks by dodge rolling and/or gliding, and you should be fine. Just be ready for a fairly intense battle. Note: Wisdom and Master Forms really help finish Cerberus quickly.
Altogether: Try using Magnet-and-Thunder techniques. For this, equipping Photon Debugger for it's Thunder Boost ability will not only be powerful, but will boost your score. It is possible to get Final Form in the Cerberus Cup, but you must have first defeated Roxas. Use either Valor or Master Form until instead of red or gold, you'll see a whitish silver. Use the Drive Gauge to your advantage. Equip Drive Boost or Damage Drive if it helps.


Mike and I love to take weekend trips. Right now with both of us in school, it's really hard to take big trips. But, we decided that we are going to try and take weekend trips as often as we can to satisfy our desire for wanderlust. This past weekend we traveled to Raleigh, NC to visit my sister to shop for her wedding dress and to check out the city.
Right now, Mike and I are scheduled to graduate at the same time, which means we will both go on the job market at the same time. We have to find a place that has both a university for me and a good legal market for Mike. We know that we want to stay in the southeast (but are willing to try other places!), and have always been interested in Raleigh. You see, the area of Raleigh is known as the "Research Triangle" which consists of Duke University, University of North Carolina, and North Carolina State University–pretty much the holy grail for me! So, we jumped on a good opportunity to visit Raleigh to see if its the place for us.
Our main purpose for traveling? FOOD and DRINKS! We love finding the best local spots where we are visiting, and, oh boy, Raleigh did NOT disappoint! We grabbed oysters and dinner with my sister the night that we got in town, and then bar hopped and explored on Saturday. There are so many breweries and bars in Raleigh, and each one is unique! I must say my absolute favorite quality about Raleigh is that there are SO many local businesses, and they all support each other. Although common corporate businesses were there, their presence was not apparent and in your face.
On Saturday I set out on a search for macarons. My sister mentioned lucette grace, so we decided to check it out, but before then we went to brunch at Clouds Brewing. The food was so amazing, but I thought it was really neat that they had a wall of local beers that was self-serve! Afterwards we barhopped into downtown, but not before we grabbed coffee and macarons at lucette grace. Although I am completely spoiled by the always delicious macarons from Laduree in NYC and nothing could ever compete with them, these were very tasty and great! But, my favorite menu item was the coffee! Like, WOW! The coffee was amazing! My sister says that they have amazing pastries there, so next time I will have to check those out.
It was a bit chilly in Raleigh at the time we went, so I was so happy that I had my classic navy peacoat by Calvin Klein to keep me warm. But what I loved most was my sweater from Kiel James Patrick. I loved showing it off (and semi-twinning with Mike all day) everywhere I went. I have been wanting one, and I am so happy that I finally bought one. It's absolute perfection in a sweater. It's not too heavy or bulky, but it is incredibly cozy and keeps you so warm! I highly recommend buying one!
Our experience in Raleigh was certainly a strong and lasting one. Raleigh has such a laid-back, local feel, and also offers all of the resources and shopping of a big city without the heavy traffic!! Before leaving, we said to each other that this is the place for us and that we are going to work hard to make sure that we end up in Raleigh!


This is a Limited Edition scent created by us here at BEARd Oil Company. These will be small batches and for only a limited time. See below for the current description of the Limited Edition scent.
Current scent: Sugar Cookie. Yes, you read that right. Sweet scent of sugar and vanilla, just like those frosted favorites of the holidays.


On my recent visit to the Czech Republic, one of my highlights was an autumnal visit to Lednice Park. I visited the park as it is part of the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape World Heritage listing, and my husband and I are attempting to visit every UNESCO World Heritage site around the world. But this park won me over in particular for its beautiful scenery and being an excellent dog-friendly day out, whether from within the Czech Republic or Vienna. Here's everything you need to know about visiting Lednice Park with a dog.
The chateaus and parks of Lednice and Valtice formerly belonged to the Liechtenstein family, the rulers of present-day Liechtenstein, at the other end of Austria. Up until shortly before World War II, Valtice Chateau was the family's ancestral home, while Lednice Chateau was their summer palace. However, the area was confiscated by the Nazis during their invasion of the region just before World War II. After the war, the area became part of Czecheslovakia, with the chateaus not returned to the aristocratic family. It's still part of present day Czech Republic, right next to the border with Austria. It became a UNESCO site in 1996, partially for being one of the largest artificial landscapes in continental Europe. Lednice Park is laid out in the English garden style, complete with multiple romantic follies and a beautiful lake.
While the key attraction for many visitors to Lednice is the beautiful 19th century neo-Gothic chateau, the palace and other buildings are closed on most days over the winter (check opening hours here), including on the day we visited. Plus if you're travelling in Europe with a dog, it's not the best option for a day out.
In contrast, the beautiful gardens and parklands are perfect for a dog-friendly day out. While the gardens of many famous palaces don't allow dogs, such as Schönbrunn in Vienna and Versailles outside of Paris, dogs are allowed in both the small formal gardens and the park at Lednice. Even better, the parks is still open when the palace is closed, and entry is free for both human and canine visitors.
Note that dogs should be kept on a leash at all time. During our visit, ourselves and our dog, Schnitzel, spotted a few Red Squirrels. While I'm sure the cute critters would be too fast darting back up the trees for most dogs, it's better to be careful.
Lednice Park is easily accessible to travellers in both the eastern Czech Republic and the area of Austria around Vienna. It's best accessed by car. From Brno, it's about 45 minutes, while from Vienna it's still only a 75 minute drive, just across the border. There are multiple parking lots scattered around the town, generally with a small parking charge. Outside of peak season, it's best to park outside the Tourist Information Centre, directly next to the Chateau.
Just inside the entrance to Lednice Park, next to the Chateau, is the formal French garden. During our visit in late October, there was not much remaining in the flower beds, so we skipped walking around the area. However, during Spring and Summer this is sure to be a highlight.
Instead, we spent most of our time taking the 3km loop walk through the vast park, to the so-called Minaret watch tower. One of the many follies in the park, this 62m tower was reputedly the tallest minaret outside of the Middle East when it was constructed in the late 18th century. The tower is open to visitors except for over the winter, with a 40 kc (less than €2) per adult entry fee, although dogs will need to stay down the bottom. Along the walk there are beautiful views across the lake and multiple bridges to cross, particularly on the western part of the loop. Allow 1-2 hours depending on how many stops you make along the way.
If you don't wish to walk the full distance, there is also a boat cruise in operation except for over the winter, that you can take to close to the minaret. It takes about 25 minutes and costs 120 kc (about €4.50) per adult one way. I would expect that dogs are allowed on the boat.
Alternatively, for a longer walk, take the turn-off to John's Castle. This side path is a little over 1km in length. While John's Castle at first glance looks like a ruined medieval castle, it was actually built during the early 19th century complete with imitation ruins.
Next to the boat house is a small cafe that offers drinks and toasted paninis at cheap prices. Eating a panini each under the picnic umbrellas was an ideal light lunch while waiting for some light rain to clear, although I'm not sure of its opening hours year round. Alternatively, head into the township for multiple restaurant options. We generally found many Czech restaurants allow dogs, but always ask. If the weather is warm, there's naturally plenty of outdoor seating meaning that this isn't an issue.
While in the area, it's worthwhile stopping at Valtice to see the enormous chateau, plus potentially searching for some of the other follies and lodges located around the area. Ask for details at the Tourist Information Centre.
Schnitzel and I wish you a wonderful day at Lednice Park!


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This Explains a Lot
Posted: June 4, 2018 in Comment
Tags: Bedfordshire police, Cambridgeshire Police, Collusion, DCI Jason Gordon, Dower House, Hertfordshire police, HMIC, Oakley Hunt, Police Bias, Police Helicopter, Subverting Course of Justice
I've had this blog post written for some time but due to an ongoing legal case I've held back it's publication. That case has now been concluded (successfully) so it's time for this to be in the public domain and may go some way to explain a few things when it comes to the policing of hunts.
I have long suspected that there was a high ranking police officer within our local hunt – The Oakley. In the past their supporters would often brag about it and claim it was down to this person that no action was ever taken against the hunt. You may remember I've blogged about this several times in the past and thought I was getting closer to revealing who this was. Each time my lines of inquiry came up short, sometimes I was well wide of the mark but that was largely due to information I was supplied which turned out to be inaccurate. (See here & here.) My suspicions initially arose when multiple police units would attend the hunt as well as air support which would stay on scene for a significant amount of time and at significant expense to the tax payer so it was easy to assume that only someone with some serious clout could authorise these kind of resources to be deployed and potentially leave other parts of the county dangerously low in policing.
A incident from February 2015 during a visit to the Oakley Hunt. A helicopter was also present on the day. A fox was actually chased between these police cars.
I had never really given up trying to identify the person behind this, although due to one thing and another it had be pushed to the back burner and we seemed to be making progress in our dealings with Bedfordshire Police.
The Oakley's opening meet of the season is always traditionally held at a venue called the Dower House in Melchbourne, Bedfordshire. The location is in the same village as the Oakley Kennels and in the heart of their country and support. This location has recently opened its doors as a business for hosting weddings. Their website is here.
Quite a posh looking venue.
Now I seem to remember someone mentioning the owner as being a "Jason" and as this was now a registered business I popped over to companies house and did a search to see who indeed owned the business. Sure enough a Jason Gordon was listed as a Director, along with a female who I assumed was his wife, Alexandra Gordon.
Screen shot from Companies House listing.
Now the logical next step was to do a quick Google search for Jason Gordon to see what popped up. Needless to say I think I'd found my man.
Detective Chief Inspector Jason Gordon
So things were getting interesting now. We have a very senior police officer (Detective Chief Inspector) with connections to a hunt. Was he still a serving officer? A search for a Linked In profile produced this:
It would seem he left the police around March 2015 and then took up the role of an Inspector with the HMIC. For those that don't know the HMIC is the independent body which;
"Independently assesses the effectiveness and efficiency of police forces and fire & rescue services – in the public interest."
So in essence he works for the service that polices the police and was definitely an acting officer when the incidents of the multiple attending units took place. His role at that time was head of the Serious Crime Office for the tri-force area, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire. This guy had some serious clout and ironically also worked for the professional standards department!
Now bells were ringing loudly in my head, this guy looked very familiar and I recollected a couple of incidents from the past where we were treated exceptionally badly by the police present on the day. He was present at at least one of these but referred to himself 'Jim'. Jason Gordon was known to his friends as Jim. So not only was Jim hosting the hunt as his house but it would seem he was a regular rider and someone of some influence not only with the police but also within the hunt. Further investigation revealed he was also listed as a master of the Oakley, from 1996-98 and again between 2004-06 which was incidentally the transition period when the ban on hunting with hounds came in.
Jim Gordon at the Oakley Kennels last March.
If you look at the photo above you'll notice the police vehicle in the background parked in the Oakley kennels. Had Jim been speaking to the officers present and using his previous position to influence they way they behaved? A couple of seasons ago a previous Master of the Oakley, Guy Napier was less an than impressed with the violent behaviour of the thugs that followed the Oakley and did their dirty work. This included assaulting monitors/sabs, theft of their equipment and preventing them from accessing public rights of way. However Mr Napier was clear he didn't want the hunt to be associated with these people and in his defence they were instructed not to attend further Oakley meets. Unfortunately Mr Napier left the Oakley the following season and now the thugs have been welcomed back even though some now have multiple convictions for assault.
Oakley Opening meet November 2017
I think it would be safe to assume that Mr Gordon (given his connections) would be well aware of the violent record of these people and willingly accepts them and their behaviour provided they are of service to the hunt. Here you can see Jim (with a female) once again riding with the Oakley. In front of him on the left hand image is Kelvin Pestel, hunt supporter and well known thug who is often present and likes to target female sabs in particular. Despite any protestations to the contrary, Mr Gordon is no doubt linked to them and accepts their thuggish actions.
So the implications seem fairly clear. Have we had a previously high ranking police officer and member of professional standards department bending the rules to suit his dirty little hobby and also wasting large sums of public money at the same time? Was he still using this influence to his advantage with local policing and was he advising the hunt on the best way to carry on hunting while remaining free from prosecution? The Oakley openly hunt and make no pretense of laying a trail or using any other exemptions. The image below was taken during one of their hunts last season, a day when Jim was once again riding with the hunt.
Fox escapes the Oakley hounds – saved from death by sabs
We have built a good working relationship recently with Bedfordshire police with meetings and open discussions regarding hunting and the policing of, and I don't believe any of the officers we met with were aware of this situation. If they were they certainly didn't make it known to me. To say there was (and maybe still is) a conflict of interest here is an understatement and while people like Jason "Jim" Gordon are riding with hunts its easy to see why so little action against them takes place.
Although the HMIC is an independent body you may with to write to them and ask a few questions. They can be contacted here (Link). Should this man be part of an organisation whose role is described below? I don't think so.
"Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) independently assesses the effectiveness and efficiency of police forces and fire & rescue services – in the public interest.
In preparing our reports, we ask the questions that citizens would ask, and publish the answers in accessible form, using our expertise to interpret the evidence and make recommendations for improvement.
We provide authoritative information to allow the public to compare the performance of their police force – and, in future, their fire & rescue service – against others. Our evidence is used to drive improvements in the services they provide to the public."
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Dee Walker says:
i do hope this punk posing as a chief inspector is struck of the police force forthwith – without pension ! damn disgrace to the British Empire !
Val Whyte says:
Dee, I think you need to re-read the blog. He left the police around March 2015 and then took up the role of an Inspector with the HMIC.
Accidental Activist says:
He is no longer a serving officer & colonialism isn't something to be proud of.
mavisgulliver says:
Suggest you send this to Ian Hislop at The Private Eye.
On Mon, Jun 4, 2018 at 7:13 AM, More than just Badgers wrote:
huntingactandorganisedhuntingbypowa says:
Excellent idea, except I'm pretty sure Hislop is pro-hunt
Paul Day says:
Excellent work here, finally exposing this devious specimen. All that taxpayers hard earned money (including mine) being spent on protecting an illegal activity, carried out and authorised by one individual who should have been upholding the law.
I seriously hope (and there should be) a Police enquiry into this criminal behaviour and that Jason (Jim) Gordon is immediately arrested and charged; but I won't hold my breath on that one!
This is why the public have lost faith in the justice system, bent cops in top jobs actively participating in criminality and using the police as his own private security. This bloke has done incalculable damage to public confidence, there needs to be an impartial inquiry and if he has diverted police resource for his own ends his assets should be seized to recover all costs and he should be jailed.
Catherine Deering says:
Thank you for this diligent investigation. This is a very shocking story.
SYLVIA DUFF says:
Thank you for your courage and diligence in discovery of this appalling situation. Please keep up your amazing work. You are an example to all of us that abhor the evil of hunting and also the corruption that appears to be rife in certain areas of law enforcement.
Thank you again and PLEASE watch your back!
Very good sleuthing by you. I wonder how many forces have similar high ranking officers embedded in Hunts, where they would be able to protect illegal hunting. It might go some way to explaining why some forces are so biased in their policing.
Yvonne Day says:
Well done for naming and shaming this disgusting specimen.
Used taxpayers money and police resources to further his filthy little "sport".
Used his position to carry out blatant illegal activity.
There needs to be an enquiry into this corruption.
Also goes against what the HMIC stands for.
John Dunn says:
Excellent work, this is exactly how it should be done. I believe that a little more digging will probably unearth a masonic connection as well.
Simon Watson says:
This is very disheartening to read. That kind of deep-rooted rotteness where the establishment is so well adapted in looking after its own interests, should be a warning and an explanation as to why it's so hard to stop illegal hunting. The good news, though, is thanks to the tireless efforts of people like youself we now know what's going on and that's a start to putting things right. The next step is getting this information out into the public domain. LUSH, Private Eye, Guardian ???
Stn says:
The police are lying about which one of them (Beds or Cambs) used the helicopters for monitors at public expense…surely some legal person could get to the bottom of this?
Complain to MP`s, press etc and of course ask the HMIC whether they really think he is the right person for the job considering he abuses his position and public money for his own vested and personal interests.
http://www.foxhuntingevidenceuk.wordpress.com
for area contacts.
A well written article which confirms that some police officers have an interest in promoting hunting and in doing so harm the image of the police service in the eyes of the general public.
Sally Kingham says:
Great work that you have done. Frightening the amount of corruption in the police force.
Rupert Mitchell (@rupert_rrl) says:
I do think that the Police Force should be thoroughly investigated as I have long been suspicious of the delays in officers turning up at hunts and in the interest of all the thousands of decent officers, those who are of the hunting fraternity should be removed from their positions of responsibility.
Thanks for this, very informative and it backs up what a lot of people have been saying for years.
I'm sure all right-thinking people appreciate the dedication and work involved in exposing the corruption at the heart of the hunting fraternity.
Paul Bray says:
Very informative and well presented piece. If he has abused the system for his own gains then he should be prosecuted especially if he has utilised the Police National Computer to gain information on Sabs and their vehicles.
Normally officers get seconded to HMIC and are not retired. Is he actually retired or seconded? If he is seconded you might want to make a formal complaint to his force.
Doesn't it just say it all. Its just a constant barrage of corruption in services the public should trust. You can understand why respect for the police and Government bodies is slowly being eroded. But what is suffering the most is our British wildlife, by savages that are being allowed to kill or should l say murder it. Its 2018 we need a total ban on hunting and we need it enforcing, we also need a clear out in many Government institutions, corruption is clearly alive and well in the UK today, disgusted.
Rita stocks says:
Absolutely appalling! This is why NOTHING changes and hunt scum carry on regardless. It's against the law but here they are time after time breaking it because they have a DISGUSTING man who is supposed to uphold the law INSTEAD he's aiding and abetting law breakers. This hunt scum poilce officer needs investigating and charged.
Sadly seems to be no hard evidence..just hearsay I have contacted the HMIC this is their reply hank you for your e-mail to HMICFRS.
2. Due to restrictions under the Data Protection Act 1998, HMICFRS is unable to provide specifics on Jason Gordon's previous employment records.
3. I confirm that HMICFRS' deployment principles includes ensuring that staff, including police officers and staff on secondment, are not involved in any aspect of inspection activity in his or her home force or any other force he or she has worked in previously.
4. HMICFRS monitors conflicts of interest regularly to ensure that any new information is considered to confirm whether any specific action is required either by the organisation or the individual.
5. HMICFRS is not able to investigate or resolve individual complaints about police officer conduct (https://www.justiceinspectorates.gov.uk/…/handling…/), but you may wish to contact the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC (https://policeconduct.gov.uk/) formerly the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC)) who oversee the police complaints system and investigate serious incidents and complaints involving the police or former serving police personnel.'
justiceinspectorates.gov.uk
Our role in handling complaints and misconduct
Please do take it further to these links to other complaint bodies.
Unless there is a whistle blower to verify this allegation?
There is no doubt about his position within the hunt, a hunt that continues to hunt illegally however as you say proving beyond doubt my supposition would in all likelihood be impossible. Interestingly I did submit a FOI request at the time regarding who authorised the use of a helicopter and which force (we were on a county border at the time). Both the relevant forces denied it was them so I was left with a dead end. It would seem Mr Gordon is no fool and covered his tracks well.
So one of them is lying!!!
Lillian Winter says:
Evil people kill wild life. Animals were here before us. We are ruining this planet.
And this Concludes . . .
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Can You Guess the Deepest Lake in Massachusetts?
New England has a heck of a lot of water.
We previously chatted about the deepest and longest lakes and rivers in New Hampshire, aka Lake Winnipesaukee and the Connecticut River, respectively. One of the most dangerous rivers in the country can also be found in the Granite State. We then concluded the longest river in Maine to be the Saint John River, with a total length of 418 miles, and the deepest Maine lake to be Sebago Lake, at 300+ feet.
But what about Massachusetts?
The Bay State is home to more than 20 rivers, 1,500 miles of coastline, and a whopping 3,000+ lakes and ponds, according to the state's official website. But which of its many lakes is the deepest?
According to WorldAtlas, that title goes to the Quabbin Reservoir. It's located in central Massachusetts under an hour from Amherst, and "occupies an area of 99.97 km2 and reaches a maximum depth of 46 m." The State of Massachusetts says that the Quabbin Reservoir also consists of "412 billion gallons, 39 square miles, and 181 miles of shoreline," and is "one of the largest unfiltered water supplies in the United States." Wowza. Since it serves as a source of drinking water for over three million people, recreational activities at the reservoir are understandably limited. That said, WorldAtlas explains that you can still look at the scenery through an observation tower.
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Browse: Vivaldi - Trio Sonata for Violin, Lute and Basso Continuo in C major, RV 82
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741)Genres: Chamber » Trios » Trio Sonatas
1 Disc (34)
Il Giardino Armonico, Giovanni Antonini
Il Giardino Armonico's performances burst with freshness and prove how exciting original instruments can be. — USA Today, October 1997 More…
Release Date: 3rd Jul 2006
Building a Library, May 2007, First Choice
Avi Avital: Vivaldi
Avi Avital (mandolin), with Mahan Esfahani & Ophira Zakai, with Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
Venice Baroque Orchestra
Avital's fluent technique helps - holding notes for absolutely their full length, and with smooth shifts between hand-positions...Esfahani, guest continuo player, is strikingly inventive as... — BBC Music Magazine, Awards Issue 2015, 4 out of 5 stars More…
Release Date: 23rd Mar 2015
Vivaldi: Mandolin and Lute Concerti
Federico Guglielmo (violin)
L'arte Del'arco
highly dramatic performances, deriving their from Guglielmo's ability to harness the propulsive nature of Vivaldi's writing while allowing a great deal of rhythmic flexibility and melodic embellishment...Guglielmo's... — Gramophone Magazine, January 2011 More…
Release Date: 23rd Aug 2010
Vivaldi: Concertos for Lute and Mandolin
Release Date: 12th Nov 2007
Series: Das Alte Werk
The Vivaldi Album
Thibault Cauvin (guitar)
Orchestre de Chambre de Paris, Julien Masmondet
Favourite Guitar Concertos
Eduardo Fernandez (guitar), Norbert Blume (viola d'amore)
English Chamber Orchestra, George Malcolm
The Art of Vivaldi's Lute
Ronn McFarlane (lute), C. Ann Loud, Marlisa del Cid Woods (violin), William Bauer (viola d'amore) & Jennifer Ellis Kampanis (soprano)
The Bach Sinfonia, Dan Abraham (director)
Catalogue No: DSL92132
Label: Dorian Sono Luminus
Vivaldi - The Complete Works for the Italian Lute of His Period
Jakob Lindberg (lute), Nils-Erik Sparf (violin), Tullo Galli (violin), Monica Huggett (viola d'amore)
Release Date: 1st Jan 1985
Catalogue No: BISCD290
Vivaldi - Musica per mandolino e liuto
Rolf Lislevand (mandolin, lute)
Ensemble Kapsberger
The first movement of the double concerto RV 532 is a breathtakingly fast tour de force, Rolf Lislevand playing both parts, dubbing one over the other. — BBC Music Magazine, August 2007, 4 out of 5 stars More…
Catalogue No: OP30429
Label: Naive
Series: Vivaldi Edition
Vivaldi, Warlock & Praetorius: Music for Guitar & Orchestra
Christopher Parkening/Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields/Iona Brown, Christopher Parkening (guitar), Iona Brown (director), Christopher Parkening/Iona Brown/Lionel Handy/John Constable/Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields, John Constable (harpsichord), Lionel Handy (cello), Iona Brown (violin)
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Detective Murdered Day Before he was to Testify Against Dirty Cops
by November 23, 2017 September 22, 2020
By Baynard Woods
Nov.22, 2017
Detective Sean Suiter was murdered the day before he was scheduled to testify before a Federal Grand Jury, Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis announced in at a 5 p.m. press conference Wednesday, the day before a holiday.
"The very next day after Det. Suiter was murdered, he was scheduled to appear before a federal grand jury," Davis said. "Det. Suiter was going to offer federal grand jury testimony about an incident that occurred several years ago that included officers who are now federally indicted back in March, the GTTF [Gun Trace Task Force] squad and included officers who were on the scene in that particular incident."
Either members of the Baltimore Police Department's Gun Trace Task Force have been indicted on federal racketeering charges. Eric Troy Snell, a Philadelphia police officer, was recently indicted for allegedly selling cocaine and heroin stolen from dealers by members of the GTTF. Prosecutors claimed he threatened the children of indicted Baltimore Detective Jemell Rayam.
"The acting United State's Attorney and the special agent in charge of the FBI's Baltimore field office have told me in no uncertain terms that Detective Suiter was not the target of any ongoing investigation," Davis said.
According to Maryland court records, Suiter worked with Wayne Jenkins and Maurice Ward, two of the indicted detectives. Sources close to the department told the Real News that Suiter asked to be transferred to work as a Western District Detective in order to get away from these officers.
Davis nevertheless insisted that there was no known connection between the murder and the impending testimony.
"The BPD and the FBI do not posses any information on this incident and it appears to be nothing more than a spontaneous observation of a man behaving suspiciously in a spontaneous decision to investigate his conduct is part of any conspiracy," Davis said, addressing rumors circulating on the streets, in the media, and among officers, about Suiter's partner. "The evidence refutes the notion that Detective Suiter's partner was anything other than just that, his partner."
The partner, who has not been named, has "been talking to homicide detectives non-stop since this incident," Davis said. "Upon the sound of gunfire Detective Suiter's partner sought cover across the street and he immediately called 911."
There is "evidence of a struggle between Det. Suiter and his killer," according to Davis, who cited a radio transmission and the sound of apparent gunfire and evidence of a struggle visible on Det. Suiter's clothing."
Davis also said that Suiter was shot with his own weapon, confirming a story that has been reported on for days.
"It certainly makes for a great theory," Davis said of the idea that the impending testimony motivated the murder. "It wasn't as if anyone lured him into that location. None of those things exist. So I understand the wild possibility that go through people's minds when we all want answers."
During the investigation, police locked down parts of the Harlem Park neighborhood, insisting that people show identification to prove they live there in order to cross police lines.
"They're not letting people go in, I got told around 5:15, I had my I.D. and everything ready," a resident told the Baltimore Beat. "I just want to go inside, shut the door, and not come back out."
Many have seen this as an unconstitutional overreach.
"The ACLU is concerned about the police cordon that is being imposed on the Harlem Park neighborhood, following an interaction that resulted in the tragic death of a Baltimore homicide detective," David Rocah of Maryland ACLU said in a statement. "The residents of Baltimore, and, in particular, the residents of the affected community, deserve a clear explanation from the City as to why this unprecedented action has been taken, what rules are being enforced, and why it is lawful. The need to secure a crime scene from contamination to preserve evidence does not, on its face, explain the wide area to which access has been restricted for days after the incident."
Davis, however, placed the exigency of finding Suiter's killer above any constitutional concerns.
"I would much rather endure some predictive criticism from the ACLU and others about that decision, than endure a conversation with Detective Suiter's wife about why we didn't do everything we possibly could do to recover evidence and identify the person who murdered her husband," Davis said earlier in the week.
Councilman John Bullock, who represents District 9, which includes Harlem Park, told the Beat earlier today that he has been in "limited communication" with Baltimore Police over the course of the investigation and that he has received a few complaints from his constituents about the police lockdown—some of them spotted officers around the area with military-style weapons. He'd also heard of people being patted down and searched.
"I'm open to meeting with members of the community," Bullock said, when the Beat asked about whether he intended to take steps to address the issue.
He said that the length of time that the investigation took exacerbated the situation and that "there could have been better communication throughout the process."
Davis would not rule out that the department will investigate other officers for the killing, even though he says there is no evidence of it at this time.
"There's nothing we won't consider. There's no path we won't go down if the evidence takes us down that path," Davis said.
The press conference did nothing to quell rumors among citizens and police officers, who have been speculating about the case. More than an hour after the press conference, a statement announcing that the administrative charges against White had been dropped was emailed out.
"Commissioner Kevin Davis has dismissed the scheduled administrative hearing board for Sergeant Alicia White. She will face no further administrative actions," the statement reads. "We now have the experience of two administrative trials. A trial is the best test of evidence. Two separate boards have examined the evidence and have reached the same conclusion. The evidence and allegations against Sergeant White are the same."
Additional reporting by Lisa Snowden-McCray and Brandon Soderberg.


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The grand taxi that takes us from the Sahara to Fes is not grand by definition, neither in largeness or in luxury. There's no air conditioning and only three of four windows roll down. The driver's and front passenger's seat belts have been repurposed; instead of keeping us safe, they wrap behind the the front seats to hold them upright. The seats – upholstered in torn, dirty lime green velor that's spattered with cigarette burns and multi-colored stains of unimaginable origins – are less comfortable and more filthy than the one-humped camels that were our most recent ride.
But, the tape deck works, so Todd asks our driver, Ali, to play some music using the international language of pointing at the radio and busting a move. Keeping one hand on the wheel and no eyes on the road, Ali reaches into the glove compartment, and then scatters nearly a dozen cassette tapes onto the dashboard. After a few rejects are tried and ejected, Ali settles on a tape of what sounds like one long instrumental Berber oud jam band session. Satisfied, Ali leans back and begins to delicately stroke his short mustache, a gesture he'll continue almost unabated for the next six hours.
Instead of backtracking with our Sahara tour van on the twelve-hour drive back to Marrakesh, Todd and I have chosen the forward-road, a grand taxi north to Fes through the sun-beat desert and Middle Atlas Mountain valleys. We share our ride with a hip Italian couple, the mini-mohawked Marco and the much-pierced Elena. It's an uneventful if sweaty drive, interrupted only by a stop for a roadside lunch, where Marco orders the best tajine any of us have tasted in Morocco: a meaty hunk of fatty local mountain goat stewed with vegetables and aromatic spices – spices that have so far been completely missing from most of our Moroccan meals.
Once we arrive in Fes, a surprisingly helpful man gloms onto our quartet. Sai'd helps us find almost a dozen different hotels in the Ville Nouvelle district. Despite what our time in Morocco has made us come to expect, Sai'd asks for no money in return for his half-hour of generous guidance. He only offers to sell us some kif at a very good price, which we decline.
We settle, somewhat reluctantly, on the Hotel Central. Todd and I only later realize this is the same hotel that Jeff Greenwald adored in his book The Size of the World, a copy of which Jeff gifted to us just before our departure from San Francisco.
Regrettably, instead of allegorical fresh-squeezed mimosas, the Hotel Central is now slinging cocktails of Tang and bathtub gin. In the intervening fourteen years since Jeff's stay, the hotel has been on a path of abysmal decay: damp holes in the ceiling, ice-cold water showers, electrical outlets ripped from walls, towels tinged a greenish-grey (though they smell clean), and none of the toilets have seats.
Yet still it was the very best of the affordable hotels in Fes' Ville Nouvelle.
The next day, we lose Marco and Elena to the siren's call of a hotel with luxurious amenities like a swimming pool, full bar, and toilet seats. Todd and I spend the next 24 hours in Fes wandering around the alleys of it's mellow old town with Tone Loc's "Funky Cold Medina" stuck in our heads.
For our final stop in Morocco, we hop a bus to Asilah in search of modern Moroccan creativity at the beach town's annual International Festival of art and music. Instead, we are transported south of the border – not to Mauritania but to Mexico, or at least to our beloved Latino-flavored San Francisco Mission District.
During our final days in Morocco we are serenaded with mariachi bands, treated to Aztec trance dance performances, and tour impressive murals by Mexican artists. It's a culturally dissonant yet memorable way to end our time in Morocco.
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I am horrified by this place being allowed to deal with children of any age! My child was humiliated in front of a group of around 25 people. She was shown a step to do in an awards ceremony once and 5 minutes later expected to do it to perfection in front of everyone at a belt presentation. Of course she could not remember it and "Mr Harvey proceeded to make her repeat it about 30 times until she was in tears! Never once did he think to teach by example, which in fact is his class creed! These instructors should not be allowed to bully children! Also, be sure a criminal background check is done before choosing a studio to study with!
Mr. Harvey is good at teaching adults. However, he lacks the ability to truely motivate his kids though.In my opinion he should not be teaching children himself. He is mean, condesending and rude the children The majority of the time. Insulting them with name calling. I am not sure if he thinks that will build character or what with the kids. They are children for goodness sake. They should not be leaving class crying. In addition there is lttle to no discipline for many of the kids. Those students who decide to be rude, disrespectful, just not want to participate that day are typically allowed to stay on the floor and set a very poor example for other students. However his other full Instructors, Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Harvey are great with the kids, and provide a much more disciplined class for the kids.


A lawyer by profession, over the years Biti has been repeatedly jailed for his political activity as well as his work on behalf of human rights organizations and independent labor unions, including during the 2008 election crackdown when he was charged with "treason, communicating falsehoods prejudicial to the State, insulting President Mugabe and causing disaffection among the defense forces" and bail was set at one trillion Zimbabwean dollars. Domestic and international pressure, however, forced President Robert Mugabe to accept a power-sharing agreement with the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) and, in February 2009, Biti was sworn in as Minister of Finance in the country's "inclusive government." During his tenure, he tamed Zimbabwe's hyperinflation, which peaked at a monthly rate of an estimated 79.6 billion percent. Currently inflation is about 4 percent per annum and the economy is expected to grow some 9 percent this year.
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Dave called Emme and Clare with the news that my water had broken. Because of Avery's 4 hour labor, we were sure that labor would start right away and that it would be even shorter. As we waited for people to arrive we went to the kitchen to have a snack and some tea. Avery got ready by putting her Snow White costume on. We also had invited both our mothers as well as our sisters to the birth. People started arriving at around 3:15—Grandma Diana, Grandma Denise, Auntie Alicia, Auntie Angie along with her son Owen. Our doula Rebecca who attended Avery's birth was also with us for Axel's.
Everyone had arrived and by 3:30, my contractions started getting a little more intense, so I moved from the kitchen to the bedroom so I could relax and lay down. They had been about 3 minutes apart, and by 4:00, they were about one minute apart and much more intense. Yes, the moaning had begun. Rebecca took her place down by the side of the bed as my hand holder and comforter, and Dave was on the bed with me rubbing my back during contractions. Most of the time the kids and grandmas were in the other room, so I wasn't being distracted which was nice. Alicia and Angie were still in the bedroom, keeping a journal and taking video/pictures.
My contractions kept lengthening and intensifying—at one point I tried to move onto the birth ball because it felt so good with Avery's labor—but it didn't happen because contractions kept getting in the way of movement. At 4:22 I felt like I needed to go to the bathroom—so I got on the toilet and tried pushing a little—which felt OK. I was surprised that pushing was already starting to feel good—hadn't labor just started? But I knew it would be quick. Sure enough, when I got back on the bed and on the birth ball, I tried pushing a little with contractions and it felt better. A few more minutes of work, and at 4:45 I started to feel Axel kicking inside me—the fetal ejection reflex had started! It felt like lots of tiny kicks really fast…and then my body just took over and pushed for me…I was like an observer as my body did the work instead of me…I was panting for breath as Axel started crowning…Avery came in along with both mom's…I remember feeling, "boy this one hurts a lot more than the last one"…and it was a little slower going getting the head out…but finally the head was born and Avery shouts out "It's a boy!" I was a little disoriented because I felt the rest of the body still inside me! What do you mean it's a boy! But then with a little more effort, Axel came out completely…and I heard the others say "It IS a boy!" Axel started crying right away and as I laid down he was placed on my chest and covered up. I remember struggling to catch my breath and calm down—Axel's labor was like a roller coaster ride with no seatbelt!


I am slowly tackling going through mom's belongings. (For those of you who are new to my blog, my mom passed away recently of breast cancer.) I found some wonderful things mom had hung on to that brought back many happy memories. I swear the older I get, the more sentimental I am becoming.
As a kid I would spend hours looking through my grandpa's jewelry box. Among other things, in it, he kept merit medals my mom and aunt had earned in school.
Grandpa's jewelry box also had several pins. This is one of them.
Because they originated in what was at one time known as Russia, nesting dolls were BIG in Cuba. Nearly every household had a set.
My aunt left Cuba in the early 70s. When she came back to visit us about 10 years later, she brought my mom this bear charm. It had a creamy perfume inside. I wore it all through high school. I think it's now an Avon collectible.
My favorite thing I came across with was grandma's recipe book by Nitza Villapol. Nitza Villapol was the Julia Child of Cuba.
It brought tears to my eyes finding grandma's favorite recipes still marked (probably from grandma herself since mom was not much of a cook lover).
I love the binding (or lack there of).
I tied it with twine to keep it safe and added vintage silverware for good measure.
Mom did not leave monetary riches, but something much more valuable. Little treasures filled with memories instead.
what a gift to receive these treasures...my heart is with you as you go through the items! My mom passed away this fall (& my dad last july) as well (we are closing on selling their home this friday) so I, too, am lingering over the lovely items that they treasured and left for us! enjoy the moments & the memories!
Yanet I know going through all that stuff must be hard for you, but man you found some really great stuff. I love the way you are displaying that old family cookbook:) Now I want to google that cookbook author and learn more about the Julia Child of Cuba!
It's no great honor to have to be the one to tie up loose ends, in fact, it's really hard. So I'm glad your finding these little treasures. I hope they're making it all a little more bearable.
Treasures, exactly, in every sense of the word. Thank you for sharing them with us!
I love what you did to display the cookbook; so very sweet.
My heart goes out to you, I know this is a very difficult time. Let me know if there's anything you need or anything I can do.
Oh I know how hard yet sometimes wonderful going through parents' things. I went to mom's house every weekend for months and went through one room at a time/one room each weekend. I uncovered some treasures and yes, most of them are not worth a lot of money but they are priceless to me. I love how you appreciate the family history and treasures. That's such a gift to pass down to your boys.
What a wonderful post. So glad you are finding happy memories among her things. Real treasures to be past down to your kids one day.
these are fabulous photos and such a wonderful story, too. A true treasure.
wonderful photos! what great history and memories for you. I really like how you used the cutlery on the cookbooks.
Yanet how special that you have these wonderful momentos from the past, so special for you. I love the cute little bear and that wonderful book tied with twine ooh lovely. But the pin that was your grandpas that is so sweet when my dad passed away 7 years ago now we have so little time to clear out his house that I didn't keep many things at all, I have his fishing hat though and some certificates he won for pigeon racing of all things haha I love them.
I ended up keeping one necklace of mom's...I love it. I keep it in my car or in my pocket. Usually, it's just so it's there.
You awakened the sentiment inside of me!
Back to serious; these are treasures you will forever behold and what you did with the book and twine is delightful!


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I have to assume that I'm a fan of the Spanish magic school. And one of my top magicians is Dani Daortiz. I love is actitud in magic, his unconcern actitud when performing and also is madness!
Dani frys me with regularity - in English and Spanish. Look forward to meeting him someday.
He has a new penguin lecture this Sunday where he teaches more semi-auto tricks and the description also says "He also will explain all of the psychology and structure of his 90 minute card magic one-man show." With this lecture going to be his third lecture (and having seen the other two and performed material from both) it will definitely be a killer.
I just finished listening to the most recent Podcast from Art of Magic with Tony Chang. Tony talks a bit about Dani and he said something that makes so much sense. I have watched a lot of Dani's lectures and gotten some good stuff from them, but the better part is watching him perform because only Dani can perform this material the way Dani does. Tony said something along the lines of: "Dani doesn't care about giving away his secrets because he knows no one will ever be able to do the tricks the way he does. Dani is the secret, the methods don't matter."
Dani is someone to respect and admirer for this reason alone. He can force a number on someone because of who he is, where he is from, etc. Just something to think about.
synapse - I am looking forward to the new penguin lecture that you mentioned. Dani's deep understanding of psychology and the exploitation of it in his magic is what raises him to the level of 'magical genius' in my estimation.
I heard that podcast as well. Dani is so unique, that he truly is an artist. Due to budget and time constraints I have never sought out his material. I realized when looking at him, and how we performs, that those effects seem so tied to his person, that it would be of limited value for me. Valuable, but still too much time to investing in.
Some of his ideas though are incredible. I just saw his penguin live lecture. He has a really brilliant way of 'forcing' the audience to request an encore, which I think can be done for almost anybody. But you're very right. As he keeps mentioning, he feels that magic should be a presentation of the magician, and many of his ideas are about how to present himself better. Still absolutely incredible to learn from.
How did you like his new lecture, Chi Han?
I was thinking of buying it but wasn't sure if he covered any new stuff.
I have seen Dani several times at 4F. He always kills. His "I don't care" attitude sells the impossibility. "Do you want to stop here? Maybe go more or less. I don't care...."
Asi Wind has the same sort of attitude. I have seen Asi a few times and am always amazed that he seems to never miss. After a while the spec (who is a magician) starts to take the opportunity offered to go back a few. He still hits. Damn! Outs have something to do with it, but if he's using outs they are invisible.
Man, Asi Wind is going to be lecturing here in Portland this March. I've got to somehow clear my schedule to be there.
Joe Barry manages it in a completely different way, but he is heavily influenced by Dani.
Tony said something along the lines of: "Dani doesn't care about giving away his secrets because he knows no one will ever be able to do the tricks the way he does. Dani is the secret, the methods don't matter."
That rings true for me. Many of his sleights are based on attitude and body language that is unique to him. I think that his methods could still be used effectively by other magicians who are able to adapt them to their own natural body language.
His thoughts on the classic force have been incredibly useful to me.
Good points Johnny. Large bag of tools and total confidence that they'll bring the trick to a successful conclusion. Juan, Asi, Dani and others, especially those in the Spanish tradition have this quality. One thing about the Spanish guys is the exuberant attitude. In some ways they are channeling Juan. And, as someone pointed out above, this makes it difficult to perform some of their stuff. When they do it it's awesome due to the pumped up personality aspect on top of the magic. It's difficult for most of us to "own the room" the way those guys do. We have Bill Malone and Dave Williamson and others who routinely "own the room."
Someone mentioned Joe Barry in this context. I agree. It's all about being able to improvise (jazz).
The "jazz" metaphor is dead on too. When a musician has the tools needed and the confidence in his/her ability to play "in the moment", wonderful things happen. Also, the experience of being in the moment either in music or magic is wonderful in itself. It's a "zen-like" state where you're unaware of your separateness i.e. are "one with the universe." This is especially true in music. Your fingers just know where to go. There's no thought.


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