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ROUTE LENGTH: 131 MILES
From Fionnphort return along the A849 as far as the head of Loch Scridain. Turn left on to the B8035. Follow this all the way to Salen. Turn north on the A848 for Tobermory. Return to Salen, taking the A849 as far as the turn for Sgeir Mhor jetty and the ferry to Lochaline. Go through Morvern on the A884. After rounding the head of Loch Sunart, turn left on the A861. Follow this until you reach the A830 at the head of Loch Ailort. Turn left for Mallaig.
Cyclists can follow the same route as car drivers to Tobermory at the north of Mull. From here there are two or three alternatives:
1). Follow the route for cars back down the A848 and take the ferry to Lochaline. Continue on the car route. After Beasdale station there is an alternative route, avoiding the main road, to Mallaig.
2).From Tobermory take the regular ferry to Kilchoan on Ardnamurchan. Then go east on the B8007 as far as Salen where you will rejoin the route described for cars.
3). Currently there is one ferry/week during the season (4.00 pm on Fridays) between Tobermory and Salen on Ardnamurchan (phone Ardnamurchan Charters on 01972 500208 to check this).
From Salen use the same route as cars until you reach Borrodale. Bear left to follow quieter roads and tracks to Mallaig.
On Mull walkers can use the Ben More Drove road (http://heritagepaths.co.uk/pathdetails.php?HPath=HP219) It is a further four miles by road to Salen. There is a tradition that this route was a pilgrims' way at the time of St Columba. An old cairn, Carn Cul ri Albainn, stands on top of Mam Clachaig and is said to have been erected by missionaries returning from Iona, at what was the dividing line between Alba and Dalriada.
There is a further drove road, The Acharacle Drove Road (http://heritagepaths.co.uk/pathdetails.php?HPath=HP72), from Glenborrodale to Acharacle (if you have taken the ferry from Tobermory to Kilchoan).
On Mull there is a bus service along the road between Fionnphort and Craignure, and one up the east side of the island from Craignure to Tobermory, with stops at Fishnish ferry terminal and Salen (Mull)
There is a bus service between Fort William and Kilchoan, stopping at Acharacle, Salen (Ardnamurchan), Glenborrodale and Kilmory.
There are railway stations in Lochailort, Bleasdale, Arisaig, Morar and Mallaig.
Iona became a destination for Columba, but it was also the staging post for wideranging journeys that radiated across the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, or Alba as it was then known. The next stage of our journey is equally expansive, passing through the wide spaces of Mull, and crossing by ferry into the sparsely inhabited region of Morvern. In Columba's time these were the borderlands between the Kingdom of Dalriada with its Irish ties, and the Pictish peoples of the mainland.
At Salen on Loch Sunart, there is a choice between continuing west into Ardnamurchan or turning immediately north into Moidart. The rough lands of Ardnamurchan were heavily wooded in Columba's day, and the monks of Iona came often by sea, fishing and foresting. They treated Ardnamurchan as if it were another island, but nowadays there is a significant trail by road to the dramatic Ardnamurchan Lighthouse which is the westernmost point on the British mainland. There is a fine St Columba's Well at Ardslignish on the south side, with magnificent views over the lochs. St Catan was buried at Columba's instigation in the lovely little Bay of the Strangers below. There is a very old church is at the end of a narrow road on the north side at Kilmory, and another, the Church of St Congan, at Kilchoan on the south.
Moidart, leading into Morar and Arisaig, offers gentler pastures with ancient woods reaching to the lochs and silver sands. The area has a strong religious heritage reaching through Columban and medieval times to the Jacobite era, when Moidart remained loyal to the exiled Stuart kings and their Roman Catholic faith. At Eilean Fhinnin by Dalilea there is St Finnan's Chuch with its ancient bell, and the burial ground of the Clanranald Chiefs. In 1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie left here to raise his standard at Glenfinnan, but in 1746 he left here again permanently for Europe after his defeat at Culloden. The road ends at Mallaig though the sea roads continue from there to Skye, the small isles of Canna, Rum, Muck and Eigg, and to the Outer Hebrides. All of these are Columban journeys as the personal influence and heritage of the Saint spread. At this juncture however our route continues by land.
May we have time
to stand and look:
At St Kenneth's Isle,
At many coloured Tobermory,
At Fuinary of the Macleods-
Friends of the Gael-
At the lighthouse of the West,
At the Prince sailing into exile,
At the silver sands of Morar,
At seafresh Mallaig,
Road to the Isles,
And Columba's curragh
Touching the beach,
Before our eyes.
PreviousOban To Iona
NextMallaig To Spean Bridge/Inverroy


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University employees volunteer to record textbooks for blind, dyslexic
by Mary Jessica Hammes
Joe Berrigan
It began right after World War II.
Veterans who lost their sight wanted to attend college on the GI Bill of Rights, but they faced the obstacle of reading textbooks. The soldiers sought out the New York Public Library's Women's Auxiliary for help, and soon the library's attic served as a recording studio, where auxiliary members taped themselves reading textbooks on vinyl phonograph discs.
Today, Reading for the Blind and Dyslexic is a national nonprofit operation using state-of-the-art digital technology and serving 141,660 members worldwide. It distributed 258, 918 textbook titles in 2005, which helped students from kindergarten to graduate school, as well as working professionals.
The RFB&D chapter in Georgia-which is one of many organizations that benefit from UGA's Campaign for Charities, held this year through Dec. 4-began in 1953. Each week, 176 volunteers record themselves reading at the Athens unit, sometimes with the aid of a recording monitor who directs the session and catches any mistakes.
Joe Berrigan, professor emeritus of history, began volunteering at RFB&D in the late 1960s and has been ever since, dedicating more than 5,000 hours to the organization. He records five days a week at 9 a.m. sharp, with few exceptions. He's a "general reader"-meaning he reads just about anything.
"I primarily do history, scripture, philosophy, theology and anything to do with Latin, Greek or some modern languages like Italian," he said.
"I continue doing it because I enjoy the experience and feel that we should all give back as much as we can to those who need it, and the blind or seeing-impaired surely fit that category," he added. "I have enjoyed the whole experience for these almost 40 years and find the people I have met one of the special attractions."
Catherine Jones, associate professor of French, started volunteering in the late 1980s when she first came to UGA. She took a break from RFB&D, then started volunteering again about two or three years ago. She reads both general and French language books once a week.
But she already had a taste for the work before she started formally volunteering. As a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Jones and several friends took turns recording themselves reading novels on their reading list for a visually impaired colleague. As a professor, she's had several students who were visually impaired.
Like Berrigan, Jones appreciates the community of volunteers who keep RFB&D going.
"The people who run the center are just wonderful-very knowledgeable and wonderful to work with," she said.
Campaign for Charities contributions from faculty and staff go to United Way agencies, Georgia Shares members and other organizations approved through the State Charitable Contributions Program.
In addition to pledges by faculty and staff, the UGA Athletic Association will contribute 25 cents for every dollar UGA employees contribute beyond $200,000, up to a match of $50,000.
The pledge form and a list of participating charitable organizations are available at www.busfin.uga.edu/charities/.
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Madhuri Dixit announced the wrap of her upcoming film Total Dhamaal, which also stars Ajay Devgn, Anil Kapoor, Arshad Warsi among others. On Tuesday, the 51-year-old actor shared photos from the last day of the shoot featuring herself with Anil Kapoor and director Indra Kumar and wrote that the trailer of the film will be out soon. "Last day on the sets of Total Dhamaal, shooting with Anil Kapoor and Indra Kumar has been absolute fun. Trailer out soon," Madhuri Dixit captioned the photo. In the picture, Madhuri Dixit appears to be dressed as her character in the film. However, her role in the film has not been revealed yet. The photo has close to three lakh likes in less than seven hours.
Last day on the sets of #TotalDhamal, shooting with @anilskapoor & #Indrakumar has been absolute fun. Trailer out soon!
Earlier, a similar photo had been shared by Anil Kapoor on Twitter. "And it's a wrap! A totally dhamaal end to Total Dhamaal," Anil Kapoor wrote.
Ajay Devgn had also revealed in a post that Crystal, the monkey, who featured in Hollywood films like Hangover II and Night At The Museum, will make her Hollywood debut in Total Dhammal. Sharing a photo of himself with crystal, Ajay Devgn wrote: "Say Hi to Hollywood's head turner Crystal, debuting soon in Bollywood in Total Dhamaal. Trailer out soon!"
Total Dhamaal is third installment of successful franchise Dhamaal which originally starred Arshad Warsi, Jaaved Jaaferi and Riteish Deshmukh but in the third part, the makers have brought in new addition to its original cast. Madhuri Dixit, Anil Kapoor and Ajay Devgn are the latest inclusion to the third installment of the Dhamaal series.
Madhuri Dixit voiced Mowgli's wolf mother Nisha in Netflix's Mowgli: Legend Of The Jungle. Madhuri Dixit has also come on board for Karan Johar's Kalank, which also stars Sanjay Dutt, Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan, Aditya Roy Kapur and Sonakshi Sinha.


This latest set from EagleCals is the 1/72 sheet for the FW-190F & A-9. The decals are available in 1/48 and 1/32 as well. I'm pleased that the 1/72 sheet was sent as I like to build in this scale and already have a kit or two set aside for this one.
There are four planes on this sheet starting with the lone FW-190A-9. This plane is in the standard scheme of RLM 74/75/76 with light fuselage mottling. It carries the Reich Defense band for KG(J)27. An interesting note is that apparently the 14 blade engine fan caused a drop in performance and so was not always fit to the A-9 variant. However, it did have the larger prop blades.
Next is the first of three FW-190F-8s. These ground attack planes had the outer guns deleted and two bomb racks on each wing in its place. This one was with Luftflotte 4 late in the ware and sports the yellow rudder and a wider than usual yellow nose band. It also has a yellow fuselage band and lower wing tips though the fuselage band is partly overpainted. Standard camo with areas of light green on the wings and RLM 82 fuselage mottling.
Yellow 13 is from II./SG 10 and also in standard camo. The rudder, cowl band and lower wing tips are in a dull yellow that could have been lightly oversprayed with some other color. This aircraft has the early canopy while the rest have the later 'blown' version.
Finally, we have Black 3 from 5./SG2 at the end of the war. Most of this plane is in natural metal with the some RLM 74/75 on the upper wings and fuselage. Unpainted rudder and elevators still in primer. This aircraft has an interesting story behind it.
You get a great set of instructions with full data placement instructions and detailed information on each subject. There are enough insignia and common markings to build three of the four subjects. The swastikas are in sections so the sheet can be sold overseas. Note that the sheet is a bit dark so the white would show up better. The fuselage band really is white and green.
Thanks to EagleCals for the review sheet. Available in all major scales. Get yours at this link.


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'Pokémon Go' Catches On in Japan
The smartphone game is expected to top app-store charts in Japan following its launch on Friday
The latest hit online game, "Pokémon Go," was finally launched Friday in Japan, the birthplace of Pokémon, in a tie-up with McDonald's Japan that makes the restaurants key locations for players. Photo: Rena Nakachi Simkowitz/The Wall Street Journal
Takashi Mochizuki
BiographyTakashi Mochizuki
@mochi_wsj
takashi.mochizuki@wsj.com
Updated July 22, 2016 9:52 am ET
TOKYO—Spending money on Poké Balls, which are used to capture cutesy characters in Nintendo Co.'s popular game series Pokémon, was a dream come true for Masakazu Saito, one of the franchise's many longtime fans around the world.
"Since I was a kid, I always wished to buy a ball with my real money," said Mr. Saito, a 30-year-old whose first Pokémon encounter was the game's original "Pokémon Red Version" in 1996.


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Galgate ist ein Ort in Lancashire, England. Der liegt knapp 5 km südlich der Stadt Lancaster und genau am südlichen Ende des Campus der Lancaster University.

Von den 1830er Jahren bis 1971 wurde in Galgate Seide gesponnen. English Heritage führt heute die Gebäude zweier dieser Spinnereien als Grade-II-listed-building. Die eine Spinnerei wurde 1830 von einer wassergetriebenen Kornmühle zu seiner Spinnerei umgebaut und stellte 1971 ihren Betrieb ein, der andere Betrieb wurde 1852 als Spinnerei gebaut und dient heute als Lagerhaus.

Der River Conder wird in Galgate unter dem Lancaster Canal hindurchgeführt, an dem es hier einen Hafen für die Kanalboote gibt.

Der Ort hatte bis 1939 einen Bahnhof der als Lancaster and Preston Junction Railway gegründeten Eisenbahnlinie, heute führt die West Coast Main Line ohne Halt durch den Ort und der nächste Bahnhof befindet sich in Lancaster.

Quellen
 Galgate Silk Mill (I) bei English Heritage
 Galgate Silk Mill (II) bei English Heritage

Ort in Lancashire
Geographie (City of Lancaster)

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Kauta in the mythology of the Antilles islands, was a mountain of caves in Hayti, called also Quisqueja. Two of these caves are the cradle of humanity. The first pair were guarded here by a mighty giant, until the latter was petrified by the sun's light.


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CHILD IMITATES AN AEROPLANE
Christ, the damages only return investors
to where they'd be if you hadn't made the assurances,
not if they'd been true. Give an inch on that and we truly are dead.
-Julia!
-Think you've had enough?
If a man can't have a drink on his son's birthday...
Anyway, Justin should be in bed. Tell your mother.
Hello, Thomas.
It's Tommy. No-one calls me Thomas.
Leaving us so soon, Sergeant McCaffrey?
Who else is going to keep Wimborne safe?
-Daddy says Justin should go to bed.
-Darling, would you be an angel?
Hold that for me, Tommy.
Oh, sure. How do I turn this off?
Is it off?
Say goodnight to your godson.
Good night, Justin, sleep well. Have you had a good birthday?
- Night, darling. - Night-night, Mummy.
We shall stay on and party on in your honour.
-..Thank you.
-Come on.
Justin?
Justin!
Has anyone seen Justin?
- Darling? - He's not in his bed, he's gone.
Where are you? Justin!
RINGING TONE
PHONE CONTINUES RINGING
It's Justin.
They've found him.
DOORBELL BUZZES
DOOR OPENS >
Hello. What are you doing here?
I heard that you'd stopped your sessions with the police therapist.
She asked me to draw my grief. Hah.
I don't mind you not getting back to me
or I don't know when you're coming back,
but I want to know that you're taking to someone.
-I'm doing OK, really.
-There's no-one, is there?
Look, it's a fine line between concerned friend and intrusive pest.
Yeah, are there's a finer one between drowning your sorrows
-and drinking yourself to death.
-God!
-Where are you going?
-None of your business.
-Your breath stinks.
-I'll buy some mints.
Yeah, that'll fix it(!)
-No, excuse me.
Are you sure the booze is out of your system?
Why don't you arrest me and find out?
-Look, I didn't come here to...
-Thank you very much.
- Bye, Mum. - Bye, darling.
- What's going on, Dad? - Nothing.
Absolutely nothing.
It hasn't changed at all.
-Where's the body, Mike?
-Vivienne.
If it's Justin, I'll know.
Let's hear what Mike has to say.
Well, our forensics say the skeleton's the right size
and it does have a breakage here.
Lots of children break their arms.
Yes, yes, I know they do, so we're going to have to take a DNA test from you to be sure.
Why don't you use Justin's own DNA?
His hairbrush, his teddies are all still at the house.
-OK.
-I can't wait that long.
No, Vivienne...
Let me be your eyes.
And then if you still want to see, fine.
-Who found him?
-Some kids.
When the river burst its banks,
the water forced its way up through an old drain.
He'd been stuffed inside, covered with bricks and earth.
Cause of death is probably this blow to the head.
-You'd need a forensic pathologist for this, wouldn't you?
-Mmm.
-Nothing, just good to see you.
Thanks for the card, by the way.
Sorry I haven't replied.
Don't be stupid.
Are you coping?
OK, all things considered.
But you miss her?
My wife died the day after Conrad was born.
It does get better. You think it never will, but it really does.
< Sir.
HE IMITATES AN AEROPLANE
..if you hadn't made the assurances!
Night-night, my darling.
-Night-night, Mummy.
-We're going to party on in your honour.
I've tried mutual friends, searched all my old address books...
Thanks anyway, Conrad. I hope we didn't drag you out of court.
You didn't have to come down, you know?
Yes, I did, Dad.
-Inspector.
-Conrad.
You can call me Tommy now, you know?
You searched your old address books for...?
They're not in contact with Julia.
Last anyone heard, she was teaching primary school in Rome.
The embassy are on to it.
-What's the news on your old prime suspect, Sullivan?
-Terminal cancer.
If he killed Justin, he's taking it to the grave.
Deathbed confession? Shall we have a shot at that?
I'll see if I can find which rock he's hiding under.
Dad...
Five's a crowd?
Vivienne?
What's all this about Julia?
She never came to terms with Justin's disappearance.
But we had to - for Oliver.
And she holds that against you?
Never went to sleep without Jack.
Actually, erm... This might be more help.
-Thank you.
I'll say this for tragedy -
it clears the mind like an acid bath.
Before we lost Justin, life was wasted on me.
I was completely obsessed with making money
-because I'd married into so much.
-I remember. And now?
Now, I'm a bum. Bit of charity work, bit of property.
If the gutters need clearing out, I'll do it myself.
And when Oliver wants help with his homework,
it's a pleasure not a chore.
The embassy got hold of Julia. She says she's not coming.
She's not coming home for Justin's funeral.
-Ciao, bambini!
-CHILDREN: Ciao!
Ciao! Ciao!
-Julia?
-Tommy.
Ah, you remembered?
Did my parents send you?
No, I volunteered.
Well, if you want to know, it's a relief.
That's not how your mum sees it.
Well, I'm not going to break open the champagne.
I mean, she still had hope.
Vivienne never was any good with bad news.
She's had to learn. It'd mean a lot to them if you came back.
My brother's dead.
I don't need a ceremony to mourn him.
I'm sorry, I have to go.
At least let me buy you a cup of coffee.
-Buongiorno.
-Un cappuccino, per favore.
-Due, grazie.
-Prego.
Forget about your parents.
Forget about the funeral. Just think about Justin.
He's been waiting years for this.
-Where was he?
-In an old drain.
And no-one looked before?
He was covered with bricks.
The river overflowed and pushed his body up...
I asked.
You really do have to say goodbye, you know?
You're talking from experience?
Prego.
I need to pack.
Sam and Vivienne said they hadn't seen you in ages.
-Because I resented them moving on?
-There's no truth in that?
-None.
-So?
Actually, I'd rather not.
I hope you didn't take time off work.
No, not really. I'm on compassionate leave.
My wife, erm...
What was her name?
Helen.
It's not so bad. I should be back at work quite soon, I think.
Was it sudden?
-Do you know, I'd...
-You'd rather not?
Wait a sec.
-You all right?
-Yes.
Move! Move!
Lost him. What's that?
It fell out of his pocket.
C'era qualcuno che ha preso...
Qualcosa dalla casa mia - un inglese, alto.
Si, la camera la nove, pero non so il nome.
There's an English man in room nine, but he doesn't know his name.
Let's go and have a look.
Hello? Hello!
Let me have a go.
Where did you learn that?
A crime prevention course in Battersea.
Don't ask.
-Oh my God.
He's from home.
What did he want in my flat?
Chi siete? Che cosa fate qua dentro?
Immediatamente uscite!
La policia! Ma che cosa credete!
I'll get his fingerprints off this. I'll run them when we get back.
You find Justin and someone from home breaks into my apartment.
How can that be a coincidence?
-We'll find out who it was.
-What if he's not on your records?
We need to get you packed and then we'll catch our plane.
I'm not sure I'm up to the drive down tonight.
-Well, I'm driving.
-No, I mean seeing my parents - the whole deal.
OK, well, why don't we go first thing in the morning?
-Just moved in?
-It's a friend's place, actually.
Through here.
THUNDER RUMBLES
Is this OK?
Erm...
-Do you want to go and grab a drink?
-Sure. I'll just let Sam know.
HE DIALS HIS PHONE
-Sam, it's Tommy.
Yeah, I've got Julia with me.
We'll be down tomorrow by noon.
'That's great news, Tommy. Thank you.'
How did the call to Dad go?
Oh, fine.
I said we'd be down by midday.
God, this place is sad.
I don't mean "naff", I mean sad.
Unfortunately, rather tragically, my local has become a gastropub...
No, not this bar.
It's...
-It's England.
-You're biased.
-In Rome, they all sing Don Giovanni and read Dante.
-In Latin.
I don't think so!
Why did you settle there?
What was it that John Lennon said?
"Life is what happens when you're making other plans."
-That was Ringo Starr.
-Ringo never said anything famous.
The thing about Rome is you can be alone without being lonely.
What if you weren't alone?
"What if" are the deadliest words in the English language.
The prognosis can't be that bleak.
I saw a lot of beautiful women in Rome,
but you're not that hard on the eye!
I have plenty of single male friends if you're worried about my sex life.
I wasn't. What happens when they fall for you?
Never let things get that far.
Poor single male friends.
I'm not waiting to be swept off my feet.
Now that sounds like famous last words.
-Check out the ego on you!
-No, I'm talking from experience.
Before Helen, I would go to friends' weddings
and I would think, "How lovely, how sweet.
"Thank God I'm waking up in the morning by myself..."
or at least the morning after that.
She changed you and then abandoned you?
What a bitch.
PAPER CRACKLES
So, what do you say?
I say that's bloody annoying, actually.
I say it's a sign.
-A sign of what?
-We need another bottle.
It was, erm...very kind of you to come and get me.
More than kind.
If looks could kill.
I think it's because I missed the last residents' meeting.
I hope you're ashamed of yourself.
I borrowed this.
But you feel like a traitor.
MOBILE PHONE RINGS
Um...that's mine.
-MUFFLED:
-It was just a shock for me. No, I can't.
Give me a minute.
A particularly keen single male friend.
I thought you didn't let things get that far?
I didn't want you to hear me being horrid.
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH
LOUD CRASH
Right, get up and put your hands where we can see them!
Where's Julia?
How did she take the news about her brother?
Yeah, she said it was a relief.
And what about last night?
Did she seem upset then?
It was on her mind...
-But nothing made you think she was suicidal?
Did you have sex with her?
Come on, you don't have to think about that.
Then I agree with you.
Doesn't sound like she was suicidal.
Which is problematic.
Door-to-door under way, Detective Superintendent Tate.
I had no reason to harm her,
but someone else might have done.
-Tell me.
-Justin's killer was never caught.
Ancient history.
Yesterday, if that's recent enough for you,
-Julia had an intruder in her apartment in Rome.
-Great.
Will the Italian police corroborate this?
Thomas Lynley, I am arresting you
on suspicion of the murder of Julia Oborne.
Do you have any questions at this time?
-Just let me speak to him.
-After I've interviewed him.
-Five minutes?
What's the urgency?
You know bloody well he didn't kill her!
Sorry, Ma'am.
I would reserve judgment if I were you,
see how the interview goes.
I'm just concerned for his welfare.
And I'm concerned for the young woman I just scraped off the pavement.
Look, he's my partner
and six months ago his wife was shot dead in front of him.
I just want to do right by him... Ma'am.
SHE SIGHS
If he cries on your shoulder...
It's admissible, I know.
Don't make me regret this.
DOOR OPENS
Havers.
-Are you OK?
-You mean, "Did I do it"?
No, I mean, are you bloody OK?
God, I've been asking you that for the last six months!
I need your help.
Somebody broke into Julia's apartment.
-I need you to check for fingerprints on that.
-This is evidence!
-Tate isn't remotely interested in it.
-No, I can't!
-Barbara, please!
-Don't say another word, Tommy.
-Dad called me.
-I don't need a lawyer.
-Are you under caution?
-You need a lawyer.
-He's right.
My client really doesn't need your advice.
Conrad, this isn't the arresting officer. This is my friend, DS Havers.
What the hell happened, Tommy?
-How's he doing?
-Not good.
He wants this checked for prints and DNA -
after hours, but right now, if you get me.
Why aren't we sharing this with Tate?
Cos for her, there's only one suspect and she's talking to him.
Cheers, Stu.
Julia got a call on her mobile
at around...2am.
Ex-boyfriend from Rome.
Unlikely.
It was from a pay-phone opposite your apartment.
What's more likely is you made the call to introduce a third party,
-but we're jumping ahead...
-To unsubstantiated conclusions.
So, you were bringing Miss Oborne home as a favour to her parents?
-And that included having sexual intercourse with her?
Julia Oborne was a 29-year-old adult.
Are you making a point or just a cheap shot?
Three bottles of red. There a reason you drank so much?
Nothing specific.
I think, in different ways, we just wanted to forget.
-In your case, the loss of your wife?
-Don't answer that, Tommy.
Your wife was shot dead, right in front of you, wasn't she?
You know she was.
I hope the Met are providing counselling for PTS?
-They were. They did.
-What happened?
I wasn't getting anything from it.
-Perhaps you were still too angry?
-Perhaps.
Did you get angry with Miss Oborne?
You've asked that 20 different ways.
My client has already stated his innocence.
Was it the first time you'd had sex since your wife?
Detective Superintendent, your desperation is becoming offensive.
Yes. Yes, it was.
You waited a long time then?
As a policeman, I'm sure you know it's hard to tell the difference,
forensically, between consensual sex and other kinds.
This is a fishing trip.
You have no motive and my guess is, no forensics,
so I insist you release my client immediately.
Oh, you insist?
Oh, well,
in that case...
Is this personal? Cos he's an earl?
Just the opposite. I'm treating him like anyone else.
Vedder.
A resident saw them getting intimate in the corridor.
Doesn't mean she wanted to go all the way.
-No, but she initiated things.
-What about the PM?
They're not done, but no defence wounds, no signs of struggle.
Not after falling five stories.
There's needle scarring on her arms.
Looks like an ex-user.
Maybe she DID top herself.
(Thank you, DC Vedder.)
-Would you like to share your news with us?
-No, I would not.
So it was nothing suggesting Miss Oborne was pushed from the window?
Forensics is not complete.
My client had no reason to hurt this woman,
but she had every reason to hurt herself.
As a friend of the victims,
I know that in her 20s,
she was frequently treated for heroin abuse.
What a friend you are.
Julia was a tragically unstable person
and while her suicide is a shock, it is not a surprise.
Charge my client or release him.
To think your dad's a copper.
Charge my client...
..or release him.
Until our investigations are complete,
I must request... that you remain in London.
-You were supposed to bring her home, not get her drunk and bed her.
That's not what happened.
You tell her her brother's dead then put your arms round her.
-Shame on you!
-Sam, we need to talk.
Sorry, bad time. I've got to identify my daughter's body.
Vivienne.
I am so, so sorry.
I want you to request a second postmortem, whatever the findings of the first.
-I want to bring in Stewart Lafferty...
But what do you expect him to find?
I don't know. I just want to know we've turned over every stone.
How could it happen twice, Tommy?
How could it happen twice?
Mr Oborne, Superintendent Tate.
Mrs Oborne? Please.
Great. You're barely out the door
and you're helping Tate build a case against you.
-Julia wasn't suicidal.
-And if Lafferty proves that, what next?
-I'm not frightened of the truth.
-Tate charges you.
-We find a new suspect.
-You know what happens to coppers inside.
-A real suspect.
-What if we don't find one?
We've already got one. We just don't know his name.
-Lafferty'll call when he knows anything about the pill box?
-I told him it wasn't urgent.
LYNLEY LAUGHS SARCASTICALLY
Don't you think you should take a breath?
-Not if I'm going to find out what happened.
-That's Tate's job. Let her do it.
I owe this to Sam and Vivienne.
Come on, they know you didn't kill their daughter.
At worst...
Yeah? At worst?
They'll think you exploited her grief.
Is that what you think?
I don't think it was your finest hour.
The gents.
-Lafferty?
-'We've got a match.'
Hey, Lafferty.
How are you, Tommy?
-We're sure it's Sullivan's prints?
-16 points of ridge bifurcation.
-Expected a more salubrious address though.
Bropidox is a targeted therapy.
Unlike chemo drugs, it just fixes what's broke - but at a price.
-So not on the NHS?
-Not even for sale in the UK.
Mail order only from the States. A year's course is 20 grand.
The Obornes have requested a second PM and I suggested you do it.
You mean you've told them to request one. Why?
Because I think Julia was murdered and I want you to prove it.
-Be careful what you wish for.
-Don't waste your breath.
Here we go. Sullivan!
Sullivan!
-The lock looks pretty flimsy.
-Yeah, so does our warrant.
I'll try and find a building manager.
Or maybe not.
Someone's been a busy boy.
Passwords? Entry codes?
You said he was a programmer,
maybe he's been trying to hack into something.
I'll try that other room.
-Yep.
In all these codes, the same two words keep cropping up.
Rich Maitland.
So, what, he's hacking in to steal cancer drugs?
Not quite. Listen.
"Dear Mr Sullivan, I could never overstate your contribution to my IT unit.
"I assure you I did not anonymously furnish you with an account at Rich Maitland Pharmaceuticals."
-"Wishing you a speedy recovery."
-So he has a mystery benefactor.
Not too keen on the mystery part of it.
If Lafferty's right, this is thousands of pounds worth of drugs.
Sullivan. Careful.
-Is this supposed to mean something?
-It means Julia Oborne saved my life.
Now, why would she want to do a thing like that?
DS Tate, the Obornes have requested that I carry out a second postmortem.
Off the record, the PM found no restraining injuries,
nothing suggesting foul play.
-Then again, she did fall five stories,
so who knows what that covered up?
-What about a cause of death?
-Ruptured spleen. From the fall.
I still have to fulfil the Obornes' request.
What's Lynley playing at?
-Why does he, of all people, want a second PM?
-Lynley?
You really think I don't know you've worked together 100 times?
You think I'm fooled by this "Parents want a second postmortem" crap?
I really don't know what you're talking about.
-I do know that the Obornes have a legal right to a second...
But whatever you turn up, it's full disclosure - understood?
Absolutely. Full disclosure.
She threw herself off a building?
No, she was found dead at the bottom of one.
-Make sense if she did throw herself off.
-How's that?
Same reason she gave me 20 grand's worth of cancer treatments. Guilt.
Guilt about what?
-I hope the bitch remembered me in her will.
Her brother.
She knew I was innocent and that delivery note proves it.
It was left in with the last consignment.
A billing address, but no name.
So that's why you were
trying to break into the drug company's customer records?
When did you get back from Rome?
Think logically.
When the pills run out,
I go back to pissing blood and watching my skin fall off.
Why would I want to kill the very person saving me from that fate?
When did you get back?
11:30 this morning. Want to see my boarding pass?
If Sullivan's innocent, what was he doing at Julia's apartment?
He wanted to find out who his benefactor was.
There must be an explanation. Sam?
Where would Julia get that kind of money?
Teaching primary school?
She inherited something when her grandfather died.
In the fall-out from Justin, Sullivan lost his job,
beaten up repeatedly, nearly died when someone burned down his home.
-In that context...
-And he did get away with murder.
In that context, Julia's generosity feels like...compensation.
That's a leap.
At the very least, it could shed some light on her suicide.
You said you didn't think it was suicide?
I didn't.
-And now you're off the hook, you're having second thoughts?
Perhaps your head's clearing.
How much did you have to drink again? How much did she have?
£20,000 worth of cancer drugs are what's giving me second thoughts.
And if Julia killed herself,
it...it wasn't because she'd drunk too much.
We have to consider the possibility that Julia took Justin.
-Where was she the night that Justin went missing?
-In her studio.
-Any witnesses to that?
Witnesses?
Now Julia killed herself because she murdered her own brother?
Christ, Tommy!
If you call that a theory, perhaps you should never go back to work.
-I thought that Sam would be the scary one.
-Yeah, me too.
Do you get the feeling that Julia helping Sullivan
wasn't the surprise to him it was to her?
He's just lost his daughter.
I accused that daughter of murder and he didn't say a word.
Mike. Lynley.
Oh, no - more than OK, thank you.
I'd like to get hold of that video footage of Justin's birthday party if possible.
I defended a guy last year with a case hinged on CCTV.
-Still have some enhancement software on here.
-Beyond the call.
Think I know why Sam and Julia
absented themselves from their own party.
Julia!
-JULIA:
-Sam's getting hammered.
-And Julia doesn't like it.
Exhibit number two.
This is Julia just after putting Justin to bed.
I had to zoom in and clean it up,
but it was worth it.
Julia corners Dad for a private chat.
What's he saying?
-I think we can guess it's not "great party".
-We can more than guess.
Temper, temper.
So Julia leaves and Dad follows.
She starts the fight. He's going to finish it.
-But what was the fight about?
-Talk to Sam.
He never mentioned the row in '95. He'll play it down now.
But there's someone else who might know.
Conrad.
I had a fling with the Obornes' ex-nanny, Christine Faraday.
-She was sacked - accused of breaking Justin's arm.
-Wrongly.
Christine loved that kid, and for a few weeks, I loved her.
She didn't have a bad bone in her body.
-Christine must've been a suspect in the abduction?
-She had an alibi.
Me and half the village pub. She was in there drowning her sorrows
-for missing Justin's party.
-What light can she shed on this?
She got a call from Julia that evening.
Once I'd eliminated Christine, it didn't seem significant.
That could soundtrack the argument we've just watched.
Excuse me, we've just left London. What about Tate?
Tate can go and do the other thing.
Detective Superintendent Tate.
I didn't hear you creep in there.
What are you seeing?
-Nothing.
-Nothing?
So far I'm with your pathologist all the way.
Oh. I told you a second PM was unnecessary.
I presume there were photos taken at the crime scene?
I think, yeah, maybe someone took some with their phone(!)
What does Lynley know that I don't?
I'll see those photos now, if that's OK.
As beautiful as ever.
Christine, I have some terrible news.
Hello, Christine.
Mike.
We need to have a couple of words if you don't mind.
The evening Justin went missing,
you were in the pub with Conrad and you got a call from Julia.
-Yes?
-So what did she say?
It wasn't fair that I'd missed such a great party.
Nothing more pressing than that? Come on.
That family have been through enough.
You say they accused you of breaking their child's arm!
Are you saying I lied?
If it was me, I'd want to set the record straight.
Christine. Your loyalty is to Julia and Justin, not their parents.
Julia told me she knew who broke Justin's arm.
She knew because Justin had told her himself.
Sam?
Justin had messed up some papers in his study and Sam was drunk again.
That sounds like a flashpoint, not the real cause.
Well, that's all she told me.
-Can you turn that off, please?
-Sorry.
-OK, the spleen is breached,
so I'm thinking post-mortem, if only by a minute or so.
How did she die?
My best guess is asphyxiation.
'I've found what looks like
'a fragment of a rubber glove between her teeth.'
I'm having it tested for DNA.
But the thing is, if I sit on this,
I'm violating full disclosure and if I don't...
'it's murder again and you'll be arrested,'
-so we're...
-DOOR OPENS >
Yeah, OK, thanks. Cheers for that.
Heading out?
You should be a detective.
I can arrange transport.
I'm good. Thanks.
Sam's the one person Julia would've covered for.
Always a daddy's girl.
Would he repay her by killing her?
If she was threatening to tell Vivienne,
threatening their new life in London with Oliver.
From here to London in the middle of night is two hours?
Tops. So he could've got down to your flat and been back by dawn.
We're not even thinking if he's capable
-of murdering his own two children!
-Maybe just one.
Notice he didn't want his DNA matched with Justin's?
What do you reckon?
I'm glad we live in London.
Spoken like your father's son.
You said when we got here, you'd tell me what's going on.
I'm going away on a long trip,
but I need to tell you a bit of family history first.
What's this long trip? Are you trying to tell me something?
Lies really can kill you, Oliver. They killed your brother and sister.
So you have to know the truth, however much it hurts.
What are we doing here? Why's Mum in London?
Am I talking to the walls? Shut up and listen!
When I married your mother,
I decided that there was no way I would turn into one of those
freeloading house-husbands who get up at 11 to fix lunch.
No - I was going to earn my own pile, thank you very much.
The day after the honeymoon, I set up my own business,
Oborne Investments.
-Good for you, Dad.
No, it wasn't.
It was a disaster, it was the root of all this.
Hey, come here.
(Come here.)
It's all about... self-knowledge, Oliver.
Knowing thyself.
Down the hatch.
Tommy?
Tommy, Sam's taken Oliver.
-Dad! Dad!
-Oliver! Oliver!
He's going to kill himself!
-Get him out of here.
-No!
-Can't even shoot myself now.
-There are worse things to be bad at.
Got to hand it to you, Tommy. You saw it before I did.
The sweep, the symmetry.
The contours of tragedy.
Right now, I'm not seeing the contours at all.
Well, your theory... that Vivienne scoffed at.
Julia.
-She did take Justin?
-But...
..I drove her to it.
Something terrible must have happened.
If only she'd spoken to me. She didn't have to kill herself.
-Oh, Sam, slow down.
-The darkness spread like a stain,
but it started with me.
Is that a poetic way of saying it was you who broke Justin's arm?
It was an accident, but...
I'd had a skinful...
You never had any accidents like that with Julia though, did you?
That's close enough.
Because Julia...
Unlike Justin, Julia was your child, hey?
Gave myself away with the DNA sample, right? Even that was my fault.
I was so angry when Vivienne stopped funding me, I just stayed up in London sulking.
-Would you give the self-pity a rest?
-You think that's what this is?
If you were going to shoot yourself, you'd have done it by now.
People have always underestimated me, Tommy.
Tommy.
I've got some bad news for you, Sam.
It's not all your fault.
The symmetry goes even darker than I thought.
Julia didn't commit suicide because she felt guilty about Justin. She was murdered.
-I'm not going to tell you any more until you give me that gun.
You're bluffing.
It was about eight when I found her in her studio.
She tried softly-softly, bless her.
"Daddy, I know you're only drinking because business is bad..."
You've got to own up to what you did to Justin. Re-instate Christine.
I don't know what you're talking about.
If you so much as clip his ear,
I swear you'll see neither of us ever again.
-You're drunk.
-Don't start.
-And you resented every second of Justin's party!
Please don't hurt him.
Hurt him?
I know it's the drink, Daddy. I know it's not you.
You need help.
Even if he's not yours, it's not his fault.
I'll never forget the fear in her eyes.
It's because she'd seen the man who broke her brother's arm,
and her mind was made up.
But I didn't kill her...
I swear.
-Where's Oliver?!
-Oliver's fine. Did you sleep last night?
-How much sleep did you get last night?
-Barely any, why?
-Was Sam was with you?
-Of course, why?
-Great. Go easy on him.
-I think he's literally "mad with grief".
-And I'm not?
Viv, you're stronger than he is.
-I'm still going to kill him.
-Of course.
And once you've done that...
..I think he needs you very much.
You think Julia planned to leave her brother with someone?
-Someone nearby, who she trusted.
-Someone Justin knew.
Christine loved that kid,
and anyway, she was here with me when he was found to be missing.
-Look, surely whoever Julia met that night is probably her killer?
-Agreed.
Well, then that can't be Christine.
Yeah, I mean, how does a slim-built woman
get Julia out of the window without waking you up?
Just wait a bloody minute.
We don't know that Julia was murdered yet, do we?
-I mean, it's not definite?
-No, it's not.
Good... cos that's my story if I'm asked.
I'm sticking to it.
Look, I've put you in a spot, I know I have.
What exactly is your evidence that Julia was murdered?
A glove fragment,
and other pathology inconsistent with death from a fall.
Have you shared any of this with Detective Superintendent Tate?
So as long as she thinks it's suicide, you're in the clear?
I can't conduct an investigation from inside a prison cell.
How long are you thinking of holding out on her?
As long as it takes.
If you're worried about being implicated...
I'm worried about you, Tommy.
You obviously know what you're doing so, hey...
I asked Stewart Lafferty to view Justin's remains tomorrow morning. That OK?
Yeah, sure. That's OK,
but next time, I'd like to be asked, not told.
No argument with the cause of death being the skull fracture.
Any idea of a weapon?
What's interesting are these bilateral injuries, here.
What are the chances of striking both legs in the same place?
Exactly, so I'm thinking...car bumper.
Justin wasn't even four feet tall.
A bumper would've struck him waist-height.
Not if the driver floored the brakes.
If you're travelling fast enough, your front end nosedives.
I've seen six-inch furrows in pre-stressed asphalt.
So it was an accident?
Well, the skull fracture
is certainly consistent with secondary impact,
which chimes with what looks like...
white paint fragments in the hair.
Which because it hasn't rotted, suggests a metallic base.
So we're looking for someone, probably a local, who drove a white car?
When we get the paint analysed, I'll do better than that.
Wait a minute, Conrad. When you went out with Christine...
she drove a white car.
Old, white Fiesta.
I told her not to drive.
I'll drive, you're well over.
-And you're not?
-Everything's relative.
Look, I appreciate the offer.
Was that really Julia on the phone?
That's a guilty look.
She couldn't have got to the Obornes' by seven.
That's what you told yourself.
-I'm sorry, Dad.
-That's what you told yourself?
It's what I believed!
You covered up for your girlfriend!
-I was young and stupid, but if I'd...
-It wasn't your decision to make!
I spent two years on that case, and it nearly killed me!
Christ, I said I was sorry, didn't I? It was 12 years ago.
So Julia called you.
Sam was drinking again and in a dangerous, a violent mood.
I mean, what if he broke Justin's neck this time?
She calls you at the pub
-and says she's bringing her brother over...
-And I said no.
How stupid would I be to mess with the Obornes?
After all the lies they told about me breaking Justin's arm.
Not stupid, just principled. You put Justin first.
But it meant driving over the limit and somewhere on the way here you had an accident.
And Justin was killed, but Julia was OK.
-She'd talked you into it, so she covered up for you?
-Where is all this coming from?
-You drove a white Fiesta then, right?
-So what?
So, white car paint was found on Justin's corpse.
Well, it wasn't from my car.
Once I got behind the wheel,
I realised what a mistake it was and I walked home.
-Come on, that's miles away!
-I cut through the fields.
-So you did go home in response to Julia's call?
She wasn't here.
Where were you night before last?
On the night shift. Why?
Are you asking me for an alibi?
You think...
..Julia was murdered?
Would that be a complete surprise?
Or would it make some chilling kind of sense?
Am I under arrest?
-I'd be surprised if Justin was hit by Christine's car...
-Cos of the paint?
The sealant. Teflon fluorocarbon...
'Standard issue now, but back in the early '90s, the preserve of luxury cars and emergency vehicles.'
Not fourth-hand Fiestas?
Traces of rust argue against the luxury cars...
'and the injuries are wrong for an ambulance, so...'
-I'm thinking village bobby?
-OK...
-You pulled the plug on that mighty fast.
All we can do is worry her, and we did that.
Lafferty says Justin might've been hit by a marked police car.
What makes him think that?
The paint sealant.
Conrad saw her drive away pissed!
She could've got out, I mean she COULD have walked home.
Whose case is this?
-I don't want you to making the same mistake twice.
-What mistake?
You've no proof, Mike, just like with Sullivan.
-That's a low blow.
-It's only the truth.
You're lecturing ME about past mistakes?
-I'm counselling you to keep your powder dry.
-What about you, Tommy?
You get your wife killed
-and you're still dragging people into your mess!
-Ah!
Well, on the plus side, we're at a nurse's house.
Officers get first look when squad cars are bumped, right?
But McCaffrey's a detective. He wouldn't have had squad car.
He was in uniform 'till the early '90s.
I'll check his vehicle history. You should get that hand checked.
Oh, look, sorry - I've bled on you.
Yeah, like that's never happened to me before(!)
It's funny, I'm the one who's knocked my wing mirror off my car
and yet you're the one whose hands are shaking.
Does Mike McCaffrey scare you?
Do I scare you?
Nobody scares me.
That's not entirely true now, is it?
Do you really think Julia was murdered?
What is it, Christine?
OK, McCaffrey moved out of uniform
and bought his decommissioned Sierra, and sold it on in July '95.
A month after Justin was killed.
The buyer was local. Daniel Forsyth, Cleve Farm.
-Odds are it's been sold again.
-Not according to DVLA.
Let's check it out.
PHONE RINGING
Hello? Who is this?
Obviously "full disclosure"
means something totally different to you than it does to me.
You think there's a lab in London that I don't do business with?
Once we got the results back, I fully intended to bring you in.
Bring me in?
You're too kind.
And what if Lynley's DNA is on that glove?
-But it isn't, is it?
-We don't know yet...
..and the fragment itself is evidence of murder.
Evidence you wouldn't have if not for me.
This isn't finders keepers,
it's a murder investigation.
MY murder investigation.
Where is Lynley?
Any paint left your side?
Doesn't look like it.
Shame. We're probably looking at our murder weapon.
It's McCaffrey. Mike?
A guy out walking his dog has found a body near Christine Faraday's.
We'll meet you at her cottage. We've got to go.
Looks like a sexual assault gone bad.
Well, they left her knickers on. That's one prudish sex killer.
It looks like she's been strangled with a belt.
Yeah, it could be a buckle mark.
This could have nothing to do with the Oborne case.
You know, I'll take conspiracy over coincidence any day.
Look, sorry - I bled on you...
-MOBILE PHONE RINGS
Yep... Yes, ma'am, erm...
He's talking to Tate. I'll be arrested in a minute.
-You get back to London.
Tell her everything. The car, Julia, everything.
Well, this is bloody embarrassing, Tommy.
I've got to take you in.
Tate found out you were down here. She's got Lafferty in custody.
-Yeah, I said you were playing with fire.
Where's Sergeant Havers?
Oh, I don't know. Must have gone.
-Maybe she didn't want to get arrested as well.
-Don't patronise me.
Oh, come on, Mike!
I'm not taking any chances, Tommy.
-What chances like trust and friendship?
-Right!
Like you trusted me?
One thing I don't get.
Julia - how did you get her to keep quiet for so long?
What did you have on her?
That's all right, your old car will be eloquent enough on your behalf.
The party, that's it! I remember thinking how you were putting away the champagne for a man on duty...
Save your breath for Tate. You're gonna need it.
Why didn't you just come clean, just say "Sorry, I messed up".
You'd be out of the force, but you're not the most ambitious man.
You don't know me.
You kill me, you know that?
You really think just because you play down the earl thing,
that you're one of us, a regular copper, one of the boys.
Well, I'm sorry, "Tommy",
that's just about the funniest thing I've ever heard.
This is a hobby for you! You're a tourist!
You've no idea what it's like to BE your job,
and to know that if you lose it,
that's it, you're dead - in the gutter, no way back.
What does this have to do with squashing a five-year-old's body down a drain?
There must've been a thought - "Christ, how's it come to this?" No?
Maybe I really don't know you at all.
One more word and I'll throw you out of the car and say you jumped.
Sounds familiar to me.
Mike, we need to have a conversation about the death of Julia Oborne.
Yes, Ma'am. I'd like to make a statement, if that's OK.
Tell Conrad.
The DNA from the glove.
Tate found out, ran it against the officers' database.
Hoping to find a match with me.
-The closest by far - Mike McCaffrey.
-Closest?
It's a weak sample, it's like a phone number with missing digits.
Barbara, where are you? Yes, I'm a free man again.
Listen, I need you to bear some bad news for me.
Sam told me Julia and Lynley were staying the night in London.
With the shock of her brother being found,
I had a bad feeling.
I saw them sitting up at the bar getting hammered
and I knew I had to act.
So...Dad's confessed?
Yeah, well he wanted to make a statement. That's all I know.
Oh my God!
You know, I'd be happy to drive you to the station if that's what you want.
Right. Well, that's a kind offer. I'll just get my coat.
-Looks like she's been strangled with a belt.
-Yeah, it could be a buckle mark.
Was it really a kind offer, Barbara,
or do you have an ulterior motive?
Turn round and put your hands against the wall.
So as soon as they left, I followed them up to Lynley's penthouse.
-That's wrong again.
We didn't sit at the bar and I don't have a penthouse.
Is it possible the DNA on that glove wasn't his?
Possible, but unlikely.
I mean, if it's not his, it's a close relative's.
Life is binary -
sunny day, rainy day,
there's no good or evil or free will,
we just react to the hand we're given.
As rationalisations for triple murder go, that's a bit flowery.
Listen, I'm not justifying myself to anyone,
but my first step on the road to hell was an act of blinding altruism.
Julia's call for help? You drove?
I was drunk,
but Christine was paralytic...
Look, I appreciate the offer...
How "ex" is your ex, Christine?
Oh, grow up.
Don't they have any real women at law school?
Come on, I'll drive.
The girl was off her face.
Offering to drive was the responsible thing to do.
Oh, you're a model citizen, Conrad.
You should've told Julia where to go.
He hit her! God only knows what he'll do to Justin!
Not your problem. You don't owe these people anything.
Maybe I can think about something other than myself.
Is that a dig?
I'm nobody's mug, that's for sure.
-Nor am I!
-It's practically stamped on your forehead.
Here we go, Justin,
Christine's house.
You stay here, don't move.
Christine!
She brings Justin through your front door, you're party to abduction.
So why are you driving, genius?
Well, because I feel bad in advance about dumping you.
-There, I said it.
-You piece of shit...
ENGINE REVS
Julia was convinced Sam was going to hurt Justin...
-..but instead,
-ended up killing him.
Who says God hasn't got a sense of humour, eh?
Oh my God, oh my God!
Talk to her, I've been drinking!
It's goodbye, law school - hello, prison.
-My dad will kill me!
-Conrad, he's dead!
-Nothing can change that.
-I shouldn't have let you drive...
Does anyone else know you took Justin?
He was a sweet kid,
he wouldn't want this to ruin our lives.
Go home, Julia.
All you have to do is go home.
They protected you and you killed them for it.
Soon as Tommy said he'd fetch Julia from Rome, I had a bad feeling...
..and I was right.
How did you coax Julia into meeting you?
Didn't have to,
she wanted my blood.
You liar. You told me you buried Justin in the orchard,
not in some drain covered with bricks.
Still reading your thoughts, Barbara.
"Keep him calm, keep him talking, then grab the knife when he gets distracted."
Put a foot wrong, I'm going for your eyeballs,
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May 28, 2013 by deckard cain	in Reviews and tagged achintya venkatesh, Kalmah, melodic death metal, Spinefarm Records	| Leave a comment
Achintya Venkatesh reviews the new release from Kalmah titled 'Seventh Swamphony', released via Spinefarm Records.
Cover art was done by the brilliant Juha Vuorma. He's also done artwork for Autopsy, Edge of Sanity and other bands as well.
'Seventh Swamphony'
'Deadfall'
'Pikemaster'
'Hollo'
'Windlake Tale'
'Wolves on the Throne'
'Black Marten's Trace'
'The Trapper'
Kalmah is one of those bands that I feel haven't got the their due and deserved attention, even within the realm of melodic death-metal, overshadowed by a range of bands both within their specific sub-genre and furthermore by their world famous fellow ethnic compatriots, Children of Bodom, who in my opinion are even less consistent than the contingent of the second tier melodic death-metal bands from Finland, such as the immensely talented Wintersun (who also combine other eclectic folk/power metal elements in addition to their melodic death-metal style); the now defunct Norther, Swallow the Sun (who also have strong doom/death metal leanings) and Insomnium. Yet this is precisely what I would attribute Kalmah's strong consistency and stylistic integrity over the years to – their relatively moderate popularity in turn leading to a cult following has only further fuelled the fire in their belly to continue to break boundaries and out do themselves, or at the very least annually churn out some reasonably unique and easily enjoyable tunes. Kalmah's latest offering, Seventh Swamphony, once again a play on the word symphony in line with their thematic obsession with the environment, particularly revolving around the swamps of Finland, as well as a reference to the fact that the album happens to be their seventh studio album.
The album opener, which is the title track of the album, is a ball-busting start to the record, with blast beats, technical and blistering guitar solos, melodic, sing-along riffs and the right amount of dramatic keyboard work accompanying the riffage. The 2nd track, Deadfall too is in a similar vein. The 3rd track, Pikemaster is one of the standouts of the album and sees Kalmah's ever so impeccable execution of grandeur in balancing melody and brutality, with a strong leaning to the former, of course. The next track, Hollo, charters into slower-paced territory and is a semi-ballad of sorts with an anthemic edge to it as the track progresses. The track features some emotionally evocative guitar work with harmonies at select and appropriate parts. Pekka Kokko alternates between roared, growled vocals, and subtle but somewhat tenuous clean passages.
The 5th track Windlake Tale exemplifies epic in every sense of the word – blistering leads; hauntingly emotive and dramatic keyboard work and a barrage of roared vocals. The next track, Wolves on the Throne features some excellent fret-work in the form of uniquely sharp, relentless and hard-hitting riffs complimented by the bombardment of controlled blast-beats courtesy of Janne Kusmin. On the other hand, Veli-Matti Kananen seems to know just how to complement and enhance those heavy riffs with breathtakingly electrifying keyboard work. The 7th track, Black Marten's Race is a fairly conventional, anthemic Scandinavian melo-death song with some interesting keyboard work. The album closer, The Trapper, has a more marching pace relative to the velocity-driven songs on the rest of the album. This actually makes for a perfect album closer, and kudos to Kalmah for placing this appropriately in the track listing. All the elements, be it the vocals or the instrumentation are in an equilibrium of sorts, working together as opposed to trying to outshine the other, and is perhaps the most balanced track of the album. But to some, this closer might seem too slow or even plodding as compared to the other tracks and might not suffice as the theatrical and dynamic album closer that Kalmah intended it to be.
In conclusion, this album is an undoubtedly solid, but not particular groundbreaking release. The Kokko brothers have retained the crispness and sophistication that they derive from classic/power metal which has in turn lead to a unique brand of refined melodic death-metal, which gives a feel-good, invigorating vibe to the end product. Kananen's keyboard work handles dramatism in a classy manner without descending into incessant melodrama, while Kusmin's drum work also alternates between relentlessness and calculated restraint. Unfortunately, Timo Lehtinen's bass is hardly audible in the mix throughout the album, except during a select segment of Wolves on the Throne.
Overall this album seems to only further reinforce the fact that Kalmah is a somewhat underrated yet formidable force in the melodic death-metal world and adds to their solid catalogue. Kalmah are well and back in shape after the sub-par For The Revolution and the return-to-form release 12 Gauge. They have lost that touch of blackened ferocity they once had and instead have replaced that with something vaguely thrashy, making them less unique but very enjoyable nevertheless.


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Toronto's Aprilli Design Studio wins Radical Innovation Award
By Canadian Interiors On Oct 15, 2018
On Wednesday, October 3rd, the 12th annual Radical Innovation Award ceremony took place at the New Museum in New York City. Nearly 200 guests — including professionals in hospitality, real estate, finance, design, branding, and development — gathered for the occasion.
In a live vote determined by audience members, Aprilli Design Studio's Autonomous Travel Suite became the recipient of the Radical Innovation Award $10,000 grand prize. Aquaponic Experience Hotel by Alice and Clotilde Varinot of Varinot & Varinot Architectes received the runner-up recognition, a $5,000 prize. Student winners Daniel Czyszczoń and Michał Witalis of Poland's Cracow University of Technology were awarded $1,500 for their concept, RES. Both students will also have the opportunity to pursue an assistantship for a Master's of Architecture Degree in Hospitality Design at UNLV.
The Autonomous Travel Suite integrates transportation and hospitality through a driverless, mobile suite offering door-to-door transportation service in between a traveler's home and destination. Within a compact hotel room environment, the suite is equipped with basic sleeping, working and washroom functions, allowing guests to be most efficient and productive while optimizing travel time. Additionally, each unit runs on solar-powered energy, making way to a more sustainable future.
Operated and maintained by the Autonomous Hotel Chain, once scheduled online or via mobile app, a customized unit is delivered to a traveler's door and taken to a local Autonomous Hotel docking facility at the traveler's destination, where the unit extends into a larger travel suite. Acting as both a personal rental car and hotel room, The Autonomous Travel Suite provides a new way of traveling and an extension of the conventional hotel experience, from the minute a traveler steps out of their home.
"The goal of our Radical Innovation community is to create entirely new segments of the travel and hospitality industries," explains John Hardy, CEO/ President of The John Hardy Group and Founder of Radical Innovation. "The Autonomous Travel Suite is the perfect example of this – utilizing sustainable technology as a travel solution that best serves the consumer of tomorrow."
The event was co-produced by The John Hardy Group with support from founding sponsor Global Allies, and official partner Sleeper magazine. Innovator-level sponsors included Beyer Brown, DFL Legal, Martin Stringfellow Associates, Son & Sons, and the UNLV School of Architecture. Visionary-level sponsors included Magnetic, Castell Project and RIVUR.
More information about the Radical Innovation Award is available here.
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Hot stone massage is a form of thermotherapy that uses smooth, heated stones. They come from volcanic rock which is why they absorb and retain heat well. The technique and heat reach deeper soft tissue structures without having to apply painful pressure. Clients receive the beneficial effects of a deep tissue massage, without any soreness.
The hot stones have the same effects as massage on the cardiovascular, lymphatic, integumentary (including fascia), musculoskeletal, endocrine, nervous and digestive systems. In addition of hot stones to massage therapy helps the stones soften muscles and allow the therapist to work deeper and facilitate the release of muscle restrictions.
Before you arrive, the stones are sanitized (very important!) and is heated in 120 to 135 degree water.
* During the massage, the therapist warms up the body with traditional Swedish massage, and then massages you while holding a heated stone. As the stone cools, the therapist replaces it with another.
* The therapist might also leave heated stones in specific points along your spine, in the palms of your hand, on your belly, or even between your toes to improve the flow of energy in your body as well as to help melt away tension.


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Predatory bacteria can wipe out superbugs, says study
Predatory bacteria - that eat others of their kind - could be a new weapon in the fight against superbugs, say UK researchers.
Experiments showed a dose of Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus acted like a "living antibiotic" to help clear an otherwise lethal infection.
The animal studies, published in Current Biology, suggested there would be no side effects.
Experts said the approach was unusual, but should not be overlooked.
Fear of an antibiotic apocalypse, caused by growing levels of bacteria resisting the drugs, has led to scientists trying other approaches.
Bdellovibrio is a fast-swimming bacterium that works its way inside other bacteria where it devours its hosts' insides and swells in size.
Once it has finished feeding it replicates and bursts out of its now dead host.
The team at Imperial College London and the University of Nottingham tried using Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus to kill a common cause of food poisoning.
Shigella bacteria make 160 million people ill each year, and more than a million die, largely through contaminated food.
Tests in a laboratory dish showed the predatory bacteria caused the population of superbug Shigella to collapse 4,000-fold.
Further tests in fish larvae showed a deadly dose of the superbug led to only 25% surviving for three days.
But when the fish larvae were also "infected" with the predator, survival soared to 60%.
Dr Serge Mostowy, from Imperial College London, told the BBC: "It is definitely a creative approach and what is special is the inability of the host to develop resistance."
He added: "It's an important milestone in research into the use of a living antibiotic that could be used in animals and humans."


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Love energy candle has a fragrance blend of white tea, warm woods and ginger. Rose Quartz crystal a pale milky pink color opens the heart to attract love, peace and compassion. It creates harmony in relationships. Each candle comes with the crystal's description and use on a hang tag card. Soy candle with 3 wicks measures 3.5 inches tall by 4 inches wide.


This week's blog is a guide to some of the great resorts that we have available to you that have excellent golf courses onsite. These resorts are perfect for those of you that don't want to leave the hotel to play golf. If you are looking for excellent resorts with excellent golf courses and excellent leisure facilities, then look no further than one of these properties for your next golf break.
Next up, we have the Praia d'el Rey Marriott Golf and Beach Resort which boasts a stunning location situated beside one of the most breathtaking beaches in Europe. The hotel boasts beautifully appointed rooms which boast stunning views over the Atlantic Ocean and the 18-hole championship golf course. The West Cliffs Golf Links is the perfect blend between links and parkland holes which has caused it to be ranked 13th in continental Europe and 80th in the world by Golf World Magazine. Not only does the resort boast a brilliant golf course but also a range of brilliant leisure facilities including the Kalyan Spa which boasts Turkish baths, a hot tub and an indoor and an outdoor pool as well as a health club with a well-equipped gym. There are two restaurants and a bar within the hotel. The restaurants serve a delicious buffet and a la carte dishes and boast ocean and pool views. If you would like to eat outside of the hotel, the hotel is located midway between Peniche and Obidos and both are around a 15-minute drive from the resort and both boast a fantastic array of restaurants and bars. The Praia d'el Rey Marriott Golf and Beach Resort is the perfect destination for your next golf break with a fantastic golf course onsite.
The five-star modern Hotel Camiral is situated on the 36-hole PGA Catalunya complex which is a first-class golf resort situated in the beautiful Costa Brava. The hotel has been newly refurbished in a contemporary design and is decorated with warm and welcoming colours. Each of the 145 guestrooms is spacious and comfortable and equipped with all of the facilities and amenities that you would expect from a hotel of this standard including air conditioning, a minibar and an elegant, modern bathroom. Besides enjoying a round of golf or two on the truly brilliant PGA Catalunya golf courses, you can relax in the hotel's spa which includes a sauna, a hot tub and a Hamman as well as a range of health and beauty treatments available.
Nearby to the hotel, you can visit the towns of Caldes de Malavella and Girona which are five- and 15-minutes' drive respectively. These towns boast an abundance of bars and restaurants that you can enjoy which is great for when you want to explore the local area and enjoy a bite to eat at the same time. Of course, if you choose to remain within the hotel for food you won't be disappointed as the airy restaurant within the hotel boasts a piano bar and a pub as well as delicious a la carte dishes. With an abundance of facilities, a beautiful location and some of the world's best golf – look no further than Hotel Camiral for your next golf break.
Last, but certainly not least, is Bom Sucesso Resort which sits on the banks of the Obidos Lagoon, just 15 minutes' drive from the medieval town of Obidos and boasts uniquely designed apartments as well as the brilliant Bom Sucesso golf course. All of the apartments and villas are beautifully appointed and located conveniently close to the clubhouse. They also all have a private furnished patio that leads into the garden as well as well-equipped kitchens and lounges. Whilst you can cook within the apartments and villas, you can either venture into Obidos and find an array of restaurants and bars there or eat within the resort at the restaurants and bars situated on the resort. During the summer months, you can enjoy the shuttle which transports guests to the beach and the town. The Bom Sucesso Resort is the perfect destination for your next golf escape where you can enjoy the great Bom Sucesso course as well as both Campo Real and Royal Obidos which are in the local area.
We hope that you have enjoyed this week's blog and that one of these resorts will have caught your eye for your next golf holiday.


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Founder of Sylvia Global Media Network, Gael Sylvia Pullen is an entrepreneur, author, talk show host, producer and publisher while striving to be a fun grandmother, devoted wife and an available friend and ballroom dancer. Key Topics: Re-imaging Philanthropy for Maximum Impact, Spirituality and Philanthropy; Collaborative Partnership Models and Global Diversity, Women and Girls for Sustainable Outcomes. Who would ever suspect that a life journey of an award-winning global entrepreneur working with the United Nations Development Programme began through the Saturday morning routine of her mother "pressing the hair" of three daughters while speaking softly of her own dreams? So began the journey of a sharecropper's granddaughter. It was her mother's gentle yet passionate words and bold actions to secure the same rights on behalf of others, that initially inspired Gael Sylvia, the daughter of a university secretary and a truck driver, from the cul-de-sac of Pomona, California to Switzerland in high school, to the prestigious Waseda University in Tokyo, to the Solomon Islands in the Peace Corp. Gael Sylvia Pullen brings her experience full circle to connecting all that we have in common. A prolific speaker, with quiet pose that resonates in an uncommon message, she has an uncanny ability to take her deeply spiritual and humorous outlook on life. Weaving her current work as an ardent philanthropist, producer, publisher, author and global doer into a transformative message, Gael moves others to re-think and re-image what it means to dream big, be bold, and to know that Girls Fly! As a global technology evangelist, she is a frequent speaker on university campuses, to philanthropic donor networks, and both national and international corporations. With a fundamental believe that our influence to one, or to millions, is of shared value, her message fulfills a life goal to empower and inspire all to see the good that is around us. As a member of Women Moving Millions, she currently serves as committee co-chair on PR & Communications and as a former board member. Her dream is to see the nations most often known for being on the receiving end of charity become the philanthropic peers of women who move billions as philanthropic leaders.


Weekend Summary and New 10k PR!!
1. UT Women's Soccer Match. Friday night I joined my new friend Lauren (we're suffering through the Bio class in the sardine can together, and finally managed to spend some time together outside of studying) at the soccer match against OSU. Longhorns won 1-0, and Mia Hamm made a guest appearance.
2. UT v. West Virginia Football Game. I attended my second UT football game this year on Saturday night. It's hard to believe in 24 hours I went from wearing jeans and a tank top to jeans and a sweatshirt (and being cold!). A group of kids from my kinesiology program got together for tequila and burgers before the game. It was fun to be with everyone outside the classroom again. This time instead of being sky high in the stadium, a group of us was in the true student section. Much different experience. Boots on, tequila down and horns up!
It was a close game against our big rival – the Mountaineers – but UT just couldn't hold on. The atmosphere was incredible as a sports' fan. Plenty of horns were thrown and a lot of Texas Fight chanted!
Our seats were right by our official mascot – Bevo!
Forgive us Rhodes, but we decided losing at UT is more fun than winning at Rhodes…..
Then this morning, I had to wake up and run 6.2 miles. I joined the group after the game for one more beer and am glad I managed to turn down two additional rounds. I was in bed by 12:30 am. This morning, the chilly temps made for perfect racing weather. I ran without my iPod. After a rough week of running, I needed this to be a good race, and it was!
I managed to stay below an 8 minute pace and felt strong the whole time. I'm having some low back pain and knee pain but only after the run. I'm proud of how I paced the run, working on negative splits until the last mile. A 10k PR was just what my confidence needed, and certainly helps my motivation for the remaining 8 weeks of St. Jude training.
I came in 14 out of 129 in my new age group of 25-29. We're a little bit older and a little bit faster than what I'm used to in Memphis. But I'm pleased with it anyway. The post-race party was the best I've seen by a 10k – including breakfast tacos, massages, cookies, muffins, bananas and live music. The Austin Distance Challenge tent had the tacos and more goodies – including the first magnet in the 6-race series. I'm excited for the next race!
Now it's time to hit the books and get ready for the arrival of the Reynolds women….watch out Austin!
Is it fall where you are yet? Happy weekend!


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Getting To Know You, The Dateline Way
Eddy Ankrett, Chairman and Chief Executive of the UK's foremost dating agency – Dateline – is pleased he kept a date with Gullands' partner, Paul Burbidge.
"By linking up with Gullands we now find ourselves in new premises in Maidstone which are absolutely wonderful," said Eddy.
Paul Burbidge handled the smooth transition of Dateline from their previous premises in Earl Street to the quiet and secluded setting of Cooks Barn, Turkey Mill.
"It was important to us that we had a solicitor who understood our business and what we are trying to achieve," said Eddy, "and Paul proved to be that man. We would definitely use Gullands for any future need the company might identify."
Although Dateline has its headquarters in Maidstone, it is a truly national concern, bringing people together in traditional ways as well as through its internet site www.datelineplatinum.com
It might surprise readers to know that Dateline's UK database numbers about a million clients seeking to make contact with their first partner, or a new partner following separation, divorce or death of the client's previous partner.
Eddy Ankrett, managing director, Conrad Morris, and commercial director, Tina Wallace have 30 years' experience in the dating business. Eddy was a former Managing Director of the Dateline company, which was founded in 1966. It was taken over by a public company and Eddy left to further his other career interests.
But he kept in touch, and when the business was placed on the market six months ago, he got together with Conrad and Tina and the three of them raised the money to buy the company.
"The name of Dateline still led the field but we can now take it a step further and provide an exciting future for the business and the many clients who use our services," said Eddy.
"Part of our vision is to offer single people whatever they need to make their lives happier."
That service can effectively be divided into three – Dateline Classic, Dateline Online and Dateline Platinum.
The 'Classic' service is still paper driven for those who do not use the internet and is the original dating model. www.dateline.co.uk is the internet model but, by far the most exciting and innovative is www.datelineplatinum.com
With Dateline Platinum, one of the company's 83 Home Consultants visit clients in their own homes, discuss their profiles and decide the best way forward for them as an individual.
"It is a tailored service which our clients value, and it is definitely the safe and secure way of finding a suitable partner," said Eddy. "The internet route is successful but, as is the case with all internet dating services, you can never be 100 per cent sure that the person you are talking to is as genuine as their particulars lead you to believe.
"With Dateline Classic and Dateline Platinum, the risk is removed as we have the home addresses of those clients who are seeking a partner."
Part of Dateline's development includes partnership links with Solo Holidays and the style consultants, Colour Me Beautiful. Soon they hope to involve a speed dating organisation to offer a broader range of services to their members.
We wondered if dating through an agency was still stigmatised.
"Definitely not," said Eddy. "We live in different times. The art of personal networking has gone. We used to live in a social society where it was acceptable to speak to a stranger, but nowadays you can't walk up to a woman in a shopping centre and introduce yourself as your intentions would be regarded as suspicious."
Finally, Eddy had a tip for the shy young man who is reluctant to approach the beautiful young girl for fear of being refused.
"Go ahead, because it is a fact that the most beautiful women rarely get asked out because potential partners feel that such a woman would be bound to refuse them," he said.
Referring to other ways in which Paul Burbidge had assisted the company, Eddy added: "Not only did Paul provide an excellent service on the acquisition of our new offices at Turkey Mill, he also put us in touch with other clients of his at Gullands who own restaurant premises in a prominent position in High Street, Maidstone where we may be able to hold a Dateline related function. Now that's what I call proactive use of synergy between appropriate clients."
If you would like to know more about Dateline's services, ring them on 08718718711.


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Eric Hearnshaw (21 May 1893 – 20 July 1967) was an Australian politician and a member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly from 1945 until 1965. He was a member of the Liberal Party.

Hearnshaw was born in Sheffield, England, the son of a tool manufacturer, and was educated to elementary level. He came to Australia as an assisted migrant in 1914 and was initially trained to be a farmer. Hearnshaw served in the First Australian Imperial Force in the Middle East between 1915 and 1919 and was awarded the Military Medal. After repatriation, he studied accountancy and public administration and was employed in public and private practice as an administrator. He was involved in community groups in the Ryde region including Legacy, Rotary and the Freemasons.

Hearnshaw was elected to the New South Wales Parliament as the Liberal Party member for Ryde at the 1945 by-election in February, which was caused by the death of the sitting, independent conservative member James Shand. As parliamentary members of the Democratic Party had yet to join the Liberal Party, Hearnshaw was the first Liberal Party member in the New South Wales parliament. Hearnshaw retained the seat at the 1947 election and transferred to the new seat of Eastwood at the 1950 state election. He retained this seat for the Liberal party at the next 4 elections but lost pre-selection prior to the 1965 election. During this time, he was the opposition whip from 1959 till 1965. His wife, Marion Hearnshaw, unsuccessfully contested the seat at that election.

Eric Hearnshaw's son was the acclaimed Australian film maker Philip Hearnshaw.

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Amy Schumer addresses her own sexual assault, friend Aziz Ansari's alleged misconduct
By Britt Middleton| 2 years ago
"That behaviour is not OK."
Amy Schumer has spoken out about a sexual misconduct allegation against her friend, comedian Aziz Ansari.
The Snatched star, 36, spoke on Friday's episode of The Katie Couric Podcast and addressed the #MeToo movement that has swept Hollywood in recent months.
Speaking specifically of Ansari, 34, Schumer said she "identified with all women" in the situation of a 23-year-old photographer identifying herself as "Grace," who claimed in an interview published on babe.net in January that she felt forced into a sexual encounter with the Parks and Recreation star in 2017.
READ MORE: Aziz Ansari responds to sexual misconduct allegations by 23-year-old photographer
Schumer said she didn't want to see Ansari's career tarnished because of the allegation, but acknowledged that "that behaviour is not OK."
"I don't think anyone wants to see Aziz's career ruined or his life ruined or anything like that, but that's where people's minds go," she began. "They go, 'Does he deserve this?' And it's really not about that. I think it's about expressing and showing women that that behaviour is not OK and not only can you leave, but you need to leave. Because then the women who come after you, you're leaving a mark for them too."
Calling Ansari a "friend," Schumer added, "I identify with all the women in these situations. Even if it's my friend, I don't go, 'Oh, but he's a good guy.' I think, 'What would it feel like to have been her?'"
Amy Schumer and Aziz Ansari. Images: Getty
She also revealed her own experience with sexual assault, telling host Couric she had been "flat-out raped" herself.
"If you have a doctor that makes you uncomfortable, or you get a massage, or you have a date with someone and they coerce you in a situation like the Aziz one, I don't think there's any sort of criminal charge, but I think that it's good for everybody to learn that that behaviour's not acceptable," she said.
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Grace called the alleged evening with Ansari "the worst night of my life."
She claimed she met the Master of None star at an Emmys after party last year, where they hit it off over photography. Later that month, she said they went on a dinner date. After agreeing to go back to his swanky Tribeca apartment in New York City, she claimed things "uncomfortably escalated."
Grace alleged Ansari forcibly performed oral sex on her and asked her to reciprocate, which she did. She said she voiced her discomfort, "pulling away and mumbling" and "stopped moving" to show she wasn't interested in moving forward. She told Ansari she didn't want to "feel forced", but despite him agreeing, she claimed he continued with his advances.
The next day, she said she texted Asari to confront him about his behaviour.
According to babe.net, Grace's text read: "I just want to take this moment to make you aware of [your] behaviour and how uneasy it made me." The website said it reviewed the text messages and verified they were sent and received by a number registered to Ansari, who replied: "Clearly, I misread things in the moment and I'm truly sorry."
Grace told babe.net she decided to come forward with her story after seeing Ansari wearing a Time's Up pin at the Golden Globes last month.
Ansari later responded to Grace's claim, adamant that the sexual encounter was consensual.
"It was true that everything did seem okay to me, so when I heard that it was not the case for her, I was surprised and concerned. I took her words to heart and responded privately after taking the time to process what she had said," he said.
"I continue to support the movement that is happening in our culture," he wrote. "It is necessary and long overdue."
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Does 0.4% chocolate ice cream and 99.6% vanilla not make vanilla? What Senator Warren does not get is that her ancestors did not pay the price of being American Indian in the last 200 + years at least. That is why it is bogus for her to claim that identity. Elizabeth Warren had her DNA tested by a scientist affiliated with Ancestry.com the analyst who did the actual work placed her unadmixed American Indian ancestor about eight generations back. That is 1/256th (0.390%) American Indian. It could be as much as 1/32nd (3.13%) or as little as 1/1024th (0.098%). To place that in context compare her to me. According to ancestry.com I am between 0% and 3% American Indian. Averaging out to about 1.5% (1/64). Reading the report on Warren's DNA…doing a back of the envelope calculation… that is hundreds of standard deviations more… statistically a huge difference.
I am no DNA expert just a humble theoretical astrophysicist but 0.4% while, apparently, statistically significant is not culturally significant.
I have that ancestry come down from my great grandparents who made choices of who to marry, and how to raise their kids. They taught cultural values which are very influenced by American Indian culture. The acceptance I have from my family as a transwoman likely is part of that. That is why I am not going to claim a trace of viking could make me Norwegian.
I pay a price for the honor of having that bit of admixture. In many ways it is like being an immigrant in a country that many of my ancestors lived in since time immemorial. Bearing enough resemblance to them to look different from the people here now has had consequences. Driven further and further west ahead of the "frontier" so they could live in peace. Never white enough or black enough to be white or black. Never Indian enough for a lot of Indian nations either, that too has to be said. Called half breeds and given land or the right to apply for land in any one of several "half breed reservations" (They really called them that officially) then being terminated from that right. Then put in boarding school for American Indians only to have the census taker first write down that all the Indians were white except that one part black one written in as Mulatto. (Then corrected latter to all being Indians).
That ancestor named Frank who was sent to boarding school Kansas was a descendant of an escaped or emancipated slave of a Virginia family. It is from them that I get my blood connection to Pocahontas. He chose a wife who was also a very admixed Potawatomi who like his father was descended of a mixture of French fur traders and Potawatomi and other great lakes area Indians. Last but not least my grandfathers grandmother who named him Hontas. So that her descent in some part from Virginia tidewater area Indians would be remembered. I can only guess based on her family being from Southhampton county at last record that they were Nottway a sometimes enemy of Pocahontas's people. But, all had lost their language by that point. Even the barely white passing, slave owning ancestors may have had something to fear if attitudes changed.
This lady is not an ancestor of mine. However, Matoaka Whittle Sims gives an example of just how American Indian someone of those particular Virginia blood lines could look even as late as the 1860's. Yes she was regarded as white. With that name and that face there would've been places out west where someone like her would've faced discrimination.
The Price Paid By The Reservation Indian.
Full blooded or nearly full blooded reservation living American Indians have paid a HUGE PRICE for being who they are. There are reservations in this country which have third world conditions. No electricity, no running water or sewer. Poor education poor diet, and few economic prospects outside gaming, or mining, or similar. Not all are that way. Too many are. I would not dishonor their ancestors by claiming that what mine went through was anything like theirs.
In the meanwhile … though I understand they were poor. Senator Warren's ancestors were for all the world just white people. This does not mean things were easy. "White privilege" does not mean getting money or being "rich" or being helped in any way. It is not the same as racism. The term is overused to the point of being almost meaningless. However what Senator Warren did today was provide a prime example of white privilege. Being able to be a tiny TINY bit of something other than white and claim to be that thing.
To claim to be such a small part Native as I am is to try and remember all those here in 1492 and before. To keep their memory and a bit of their culture alive. To claim it when one is such a small part as Senator Warren … I might as well claim to be a Viking or a descendant of Julius Cesar.


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Tammy Abraham gives his verdict on Derby County ahead of playoff final
Aston Villa's on-loan striker Tammy Abraham believes Derby County are a side full of talent, Sky Sports report.
Villa are set to meet the Rams in this season's Championship playoff final. The Villans reached Wembley after defeating West Bromwich Albion on penalties. Derby, meanwhile, came from 2-0 down on aggregate to beat Leeds United 4-3 after a memorable 4-2 win at Elland Road.
The playoff final has a big touch of Chelsea about it. Derby manager Frank Lampard has used his connections well to bring in Mason Mount and Fikayo Tomori on loan from Stamford Bridge. Villa, on the other hand, have John Terry as assistant boss and leading scorer Tammy Abraham leading the line.
(Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)
Abraham arrived at Villa on a season-long loan deal from the Blues. He claims he hasn't spoken to Chelsea teammates Mount or Tomori ahead of the final, while describing Derby as a talented side.
I've just kept my distance [from Mount and Tomori]. We know it's a massive game for both teams and for me it's about focusing on Aston Villa. Derby have had fantastic seasons at Derby but hopefully I can have the last laugh. They are full of talent and you can't get to this stage of the season if you're not a good team. They have a lot of spirit and you have to be a threat to score four goals at Elland Road.
Why Derby County shouldn't feat Aston Villa in the playoff final:
Villa head into the final as favourites. Dean Smith's side finished above Derby in the Championship table, while defeating the Rams both home and away in the league by a 7-0 aggregate score-line.
Derby, however, have made a habit of raising their game in the big clashes this season. They have seen off Manchester United and Southampton in cup games. Moreover, they've beaten Norwich City and West Bromwich Albion 4-3 and 4-1 away from home respectively.
The Rams' turnaround against Leeds at Elland Road has though been their best yet. It offers a warning to Villa of their capabilities and what they can pull off this coming Monday at Wembley stadium.
Also see: Derby County's best hope of signing Will Vaulks could rest on Wembley victory.
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FrancoFolies de Montréal. As well as collaborating on the albums of Richard Séguin, Robbie Robertson, Marc Déry and Zachary Richard, Florent Vollant remains a constant presence in his community in Maliotenam. He initiated a project close to his heart: the Studio Makusham, both a professional recording studio and a training centre for young native musicians.


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