There was a bit of a slow start to this one with neither team appearing to be especially sharp in the opening minutes. The Spruce Kings would get the opening powerplay just short of the midway point, but it was the Bulldogs who had the best chances as both Mitch Makin and Zak Bowles couldn't cash in on a Spruce Kings turn over as the game stayed 0-0 into the Media Timeout with 9:38 left in the first period and the shots just 4-4. The Spruce Kings would open the scoring shortly afterwards on a play that didn't look like much, as the puck was fought back to the right point where Adam Clements moved in and put a quick wrister on goal that was perfectly placed, just under the cross-bar top corner short-side over the glove of Warren. Assists on the play went to Braiden Epp and Rider Stoglin at 12:10 of the first for a 1-0 Spruce Kings lead after one period, with Prince George up 7-6 in shots.
The Dogs got an early power play in the second but again failed to capitalize. They received a second powerplay shortly afterwards, and this would seethe game change dramatically as Mitch Makin drove the net and missed a pass and contacted the Spruce Kings goalie. He would be immediately challenged by Ryan Fritz, and Makin answered the call and dropped his gloves, with the fight (if you could call it that) ending relatively quickly. It was too quick for Fritz's liking, as he threw a punch at a defenceless Makin who was on his back on the ice. The referee would detect it, and give both players 5 for fighting and a match penalty to Fritz for the late cheap one. The Bulldogs would connect on the ensuing 4 on 3 power play when Josh Adkins found Kurt Gosselin at the top of the point where he walked in and blew a low slapper past the stick side of Brooks-Potts to make it 1-1 at 6:48 of the second. The Dogs kept up the pressure and took a 2-1 lead on the Major Penalty when a crazy scramble saw the puck come back to the left circle to Brett Stewart, who out-waited the goalie before putting a wrister glove side off the post and in to make it 1-1 at 9:57 with Drew Blackmun drawing the only assist. It was 3-1 Dogs two minutes and change later after two highlight reel saves by Brooks-Potts saw the puck kept in at the right point by Drew Weich. He went D-to-D to Jeff Rose who put a quick shot on goal that was stopped. Dylan Haugen would put the rebound on net out of mid-air, which was again stopped, but it came back and hit Haugen and bounced just over the line to make it 3-1 Dogs at 12:25 with Everett Putz picking up the only assist. Shots favoured the Dogs 13-8 in the period, for a 19-15 advantage after two.
The Bulldogs would really push the pace in the third period, not sitting back on the lead as they continued to show great urgency as they out shot the Spruce Kings 7-1 in the early stages of the period, and continued to hold a 10-4 lead in shots in the period when the game was stopped for a long delay due to a glass problem with 8:25 left in the period with the Dogs still up 3-1. The dogs came out of the delay and continued to carry the better of the play, but the Spruce Kings pushed and made it 3-2 with 2:56 to play when Cooper Leich roofed a loose puck in the slot with Brogan O'Brien drawing the assist. In the final minute the Dogs got dinged for icing and were unable to clear the puck and it came back to bite them as Rider Stoglin fired a wrister past the blocker of Warren from the slot to make it 3-3 with 56 seconds to play with Jale LeBrun drawing the only assist. Instead of getting it to overtime, the Dogs would win it outright when Everett Putz roofed a centering pass from the crease with 22 seconds to play for the 4-3 final. No assist was given on the play but I thought it might have been Justin Marreck who put it out front.
Final shots favoured the Dogs 37-26 with Nathan Warren picking up the win whole Alex Brooks-Potts took the loss. The Dogs went 2 for 5 on the power play while the Spruce Kings went 0 for 4.
The Dogs travel overnight to the Lower Mainland to visit the Eagles in Surrey tomorrow night.


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Singer-songwriter Rachel Norman has debuted her EP Resist, which consists of five carefully crafted jazz-pop tracks drawing comparisons to Ariana Grande and Overcoats. The release of Resist comes at the same time as the artists' graduation from college. Norman is receiving her Bachelor Arts in Theatre, with a double minor in Women & Gender studies as well as Italian studies.
The lyrics in Resist reflect on different themes such as family, relationships, and being a female. Norman explains "Resist is an incredibly personal album that documents moments of tragedies as well as revelation and self-affirmation. I wrote the Intro when I was sixteen years old in the wake of my parents' divorce. I wanted to include this on the album because it provides context for the duality between abandonment and consolation expressed in later songs, especially 'Sadness'. Despite life's hardships, there are many different kinds of love that are eternal! Romantic love is not the only kind that is capable of fulfillment, and we must resist the temptation to place our self worth in the hands of other people. It is ingrained in our society for women to define themselves within the context of men, and I hope to subvert that pressure and resist it."
Recently, Norman made her Rockwood Music Hall debut in NYC and headlined WMUH 91.7 FM Allentown, PA's Red Door Concert Series. She also played at Boston Summer Music Series, as well as the Eastchester/Tuckahoe Summer Fest. For more information, check out her website.
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For the second consecutive year adventure attractions leader Ropes Courses, Inc. (RCI) will be in attendance at the 2018 Asian Attractions Expo (AAE) to showcase their entire portfolio of hands-on products such as Sky Trail® ropes courses, Sky Tykes® ropes courses and Sky Rail™ zip lines. During this year's appearance, RCI will also be introducing the newest additions to their product line: Clip 'n Climb® climbing walls and Amaze'n Mazes™.
This year's event will be held at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre on 2018 June 6 through June 8. More than 8,000+ professionals and 300+ companies from 50+ different countries are anticipated to take part in various networking opportunities, discussions of current industry trends and presentation of innovative amusement products for the Asian-Pacific market.
Attending with Highgate Group will further amplify all that RCI's adventure products can offer the Asian-Pacific market in terms of unique and engaging entertainment for the entire family. While VR and other forms of technology continue to evolve and have become the focus of recent trade shows, it is their weaknesses that are actually RCI's strengths. Sky Trail® ropes courses, Sky Tykes® ropes courses, Amaze'n Mazes™ and Clip 'n Climb® climbing walls all encourage participants to step away from screens and immerse themselves in a physical challenge.
It is with this physical benefit and overall uniqueness that RCI hopes to further emerge in the Asian-Pacific region. In fact, Sky Trail® recently caught the attention of two amusement park locations in China and one multifaceted resort in Japan. All three attractions are anticipated to be open in the next two months.
RCI is eager to attend the 2018 Asian Attractions Expo and will be stationed in booth #838.
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Gift of Georgian Journal to Ambassadors
Several months ago, IPR research, which functions at Palitra Media House, conducted a survey that revealed the winner of the previous year, among the ambassadors. The result was based on polling of political figures, political scientists, journalists and representatives of NGOs and International organizations. Georgian Journal published an article about it. As a conclusive stage of the research, on April 17, at Tbilisi Marriott Hotel, Georgian Journal organized its traditional event "Diplomat Party" for the second time.
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recent research identifed the winner: Mr. Richard Norland, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America. The survey conferred the second position to Ms. Judith Gough, then the ambassador of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Georgia. Ms. Judith Gough has been substituted by Mr. David Moran. The third place went to Mr. Ortwin Hennig, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Germany. Number four was Mr. Philip Dimitrov, Ambassador of the Delegation of the European Union to Georgia. According to the poll, Czech Ambassador Mr. Ivan Jestrab got the 5th place.
As a conclusion of the event, the format has been changed and Georgian Journal and Palitra Media House staff along with the special jury decided to confer the prizes in semi-formal nominations, as the bulk of the interviews that had been published in Georgian Journal were informal. Therefore, the diplomat Party at Tbilisi Marriott bore a very cheerful and festive mood.
At the opening speech, the MCs of the event Mr. Nugzar Ruhadze and Nino Akhaladze thanked the guests for coming and the sponsors for their support. The sponsors were: Duty Free Alliance, Dwelling Complex Tbilisia and Nemiroff official distributor in Georgia. The partners who set up the prizes were: Hotel network Rcheuli, Furniture House Casa Mia, Optical Shop network Safilo, Center of Plastic Surgery and Aesthetics Total Charm, Jewelry shops chain Franco Fontana, Tbilisi Marriott Hotel and Courtyard Marriott Hotel and Publishing House Palitra L.
The first winner was Ms. Federica Favi, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Italy, who was identifed as the Best Respondent. "Of course, I am very happy and a bit surprised because I did not expect it. I think that this is the result of the good cooperation, which we have established with the newspapers. I was personally happy to have interviews with Georgian Journal. I think it is also a matter of a special sympathy that Georgians have towards Italy and I appreciate it very much more on behalf of Italy than myself," Federica Favi commented.
Mr. Jonas Paslauskas, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Lithuania was the second diplomat to receive the prize in the nomination of a Georgian-speaking foreign ambassador. "Georgia is, was and always will be a big friend for Lithuania," he said in Georgian, and moved audience greeted him with applause.
The third prize went to Mr. Sandor Szabo, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Hungary. He proved to be the sportiest diplomat. The fourth and the fifth nominations were of the same kind - "The most accessible Ambassador" – which was divided into two parts – the winners became Ms. Elita Gavele, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Latvia and Mr. Carlos Alberto Lopes Asfora, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Brazil.
Apart from the prizes, the event was also livened up by competitions, in which the most cheerful one proved to be a game of word-guessing that means that they had to say the name in Georgian of the object, which the MC showed to them . The representatives of different embassies became the winners. Apart from the winner ambassadors, the event was attended by the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China Mr. Chen Jianfu, Mr. Pierre Orloff, Honorary Consul of Belgium, Mr. Esben Embord, Honorary Consul of Denmark and Mr. Clifford Isaak, Honorary Consul of Canada, as well as some distinguished members of International organizations, NGOs and business sector.
"Diplomat Party was established to enhance and boost the relations between the Georgian media and the diplomatic corps", Geno Jokhadze, Executive Editor of Georgian Journal noted.
Georgian Journal said good bye to the diplomats promising for the next year more surprises and nominations.
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NDI: Majority of Georgians say no political party is "closest to them"
The U.S. National Democratic Institute (NDI) has today released the results of its public opinion survey. According to the survey, majority of the respondents say "no political party" is "closest to them".
Human Rights Watch: Impunity for abuse by law enforcement officials remaines a persistent problem in Georgia
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HRW 2020 report: media landscape shaken, labour law still not sufficiently regulated in Georgia
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British Ambassador congratulates Georgian people on Kalanda
British Ambassador to Georgia Justin McKenzie Smith congratulates Georgian people on Kalanda - Old style New Year.
Civil Aviation Agency calls on airlines registered in Georgia to refrain from using the airspace of Iran and Iraq
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Mayor Kakha Kaladze switches on Christmas Tree in Tbilisi
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze opened main Christmas tree in Tbilisi on the 25th of December. The tree was made in Milan and costs 304 848 Euros.
Pope Francis invites Georgian Patriarch Ilia II to Vatican
Pope Francis has sent a letter to Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia Ilia II and commemorated the Patriarch's hospitality during his visit to Georgia three years ago.
Death of 15 years old Luka Siradze sparks controversies in Georgia
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Premiere of the film "And then we danced" to be held amid possible unrest
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Explosion after Possible gas leak in Tbilisi
A natural gas leak is the suspected cause of an explosion that destroyed the part of a multi-storey residential building on Guramishvili Avenue in Tbilisi.
Exclusive interview with Gail Elliott
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Mountaineer and pioneer: Nick Erkomaishvili
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Police in Tbilisi detain 11 for child pornography(Video)
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"She had schizophrenia" – Mother of the perpetrator of the 3-year-old boy speaks out
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Dead woman found in Tbilisi
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Nik West and Niko Kandelaki publish their wedding video
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16-year-old dies due to reanimobile technical problems
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British singer Jessie J wearing Anouki Areshidze's total look
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Citizens protest special operations conducted in Bassiani and Café Gallery clubs
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(2447) Kronstadt est un astéroïde de la ceinture principale.

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(2447) Kronstadt est un astéroïde de la ceinture principale. Il fut découvert le  à Naoutchnyï par Tamara Smirnova. Il présente une orbite caractérisée par un demi-grand axe de 2,54 UA, une excentricité de 0,26 et une inclinaison de 8,8° par rapport à l'écliptique.

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Articles connexes
 Liste des planètes mineures (2001-3000)
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Planète mineure découverte en 1973
Astéroïde de la ceinture principale
Kronstadt
Objet céleste découvert par Tamara Smirnova
Objet céleste découvert à l'observatoire d'astrophysique de Crimée

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Q: Why do my points end up in Africa? (should be Croatia)
I have the correct coordinates in a excel file, but when I import the file, the point always goes to the wrong place. (I need it in Croatia, and it puts the point in Africa) I've tried chaging CRS system several times, but nothing seems to be working... It always goes somewhere else like the pacific or america... Can anyone help?

A: This screenshot confirms that you have the x and y coordinates the wrong way round, as I mentioned in my comment earlier.
The coordinates are in degrees, just assume a CRS of 4326 to start with. Don't worry about projections for now. Once your points are showing over Croatia, then you can re-project into a suitable local projection.
x=45, y=14 will show up in Yemen, you want x=14, y=45 for it to show up in Croatia.
The picture here shows what's wrong... Croatia has been mirrored across a diagonal line, so it lies over Yemen.

QGIS automatically detects special field column names. A field name like "X", "Y", "lat", "lon", "latitude" or "longitude" for example. Make sure you haven't labelled the latitude column with "longitude", for example.

In your case, make sure the values around 14 are in a column called
  'x', and the values around 45 are in a column called 'y', and
  everything should appear in Croatia.

I make this mistake sometimes, especially if I've been copying coordinates from Google or Wikipedia where they put latitude before longitude (yx, rather than xy).
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If (like me) you only discover this after you've imported a lot of data, there's a QGIS plugin called Swap XY which will save you having to re-import.

A: The coordinates you have are in WGS 84, just note Zagreb's coordinates: 45.8167° N, 15.9833° E.  Have in mind that's in degrees and it is a geographic coordinate system.  If you do not know exactly the difference between a geographic coordinate system and a projected coordinate system let me know and I can link you to a good website explaining it.
Just import the file to QGIS and disable the on-the-fly CRS transformation so it won't confuse you for now.  Once you do that, left click on the layer you imported and select save as, rename the layer and, important, change the CRS to WGS 84 EPSG:4326.

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Zlatko Poláček (born 17 February 1925) was a Czech sports shooter. He competed in the 25 m pistol event at the 1952 Summer Olympics.

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Q: Rails, associations, routes, controllers, kerfuffle My models
class Client < ActiveRecord::Base
  attr_accessible :name
  has_many :bookings
  validates_presence_of :name
end

class Agent < ActiveRecord::Base
  attr_accessible :name
  has_many :bookings
  validates_presence_of :name
end

class Booking < ActiveRecord::Base
  attr_accessible :booking_time, :agent_id
  belongs_to :client
  belongs_to :agent
  validates_presence_of :booking_time
end

This is doing my head in. I want the bookings to be viewed from both the side of the Agents and the Clients, but how can the Bookings controller's index method deal with routes?
agents/agent_id/bookings and clients/client_id/bookings ?
Second question: Only clients create bookings, but how do I correctly maintain the relationship between bookings and agents?
  def create
    @client = Client.find(params[:client_id])
    @booking = @client.bookings.build(params[:booking])
    @agent = Agent.find(params[:booking][:agent_id])
    @agent.bookings << @booking

    if (@booking.save and @agent.save)
      redirect_to [@client, @booking]
    else
      render :action => "new", :notice => "Booking could not be created"
    end
  end

A: As for the first question, you simply put that in your routes (config/routes.rb):
resources :agents do
    resources :bookings
end

resources :clients do
    resources :bookings
end

This will create the nesting on your URL. More information on the Rails Guides: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html
As for the second question: I'm not sure what you are trying to do. It really depends on what you are aiming to rescue from agents and bookings. I don't know how the behavior between them works.
How are you testing your application?


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It's disappointing how little has changed since I wrote this post. I've since joined additional Meetup groups and attended many. My work environment has changed. I engage in frequent conversations and generally get along very well with coworkers and people I meet. As always, I am friendly and kind and courteous. I listen to others and express interest in what they say. I am usually positive and cheerful, and never speak badly of anyone. And a year and a half ago, I spent time dating a wonderful man, and we had a positive connection.
But I still remain friendless.
And maybe it is me. I'm sure that I have a strong invisible barrier around me that keeps me from really trying hard enough to go from being friendly to friends with others. It is built out of fear that I will like someone more than they like me. Fear that they will like me, then they will change their minds and disappear. Fear that has been reinforced so much that it has become a reasonable expectation.
I would make a very good friend. I'm such a great person! And I like me. But I am 43 years old, and still chronically lonely — not so lonely that I'm willing to befriend someone who is bad for me, or unkind to others, or has little in common with me, but still quite alone. And I now accept that I will remain that way for the rest of my life.


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Robert Zubrin: New NASA Administrator Appointee "A Good Choice"
Mars Society Founder & President Dr. Robert Zubrin has called for the approval of Congressman Jim Bridenstine (R-OK) as the new NASA administrator.
Bridenstine has focused heavily on space policy during his tenure in Congress, stating "[o]ur very way of life depends on space, the way we communicate, the way we navigate, the way we produce food and energy, the way we conduct banking." In April 2016 at the 32nd Annual Space Symposium, Bridenstine introduced H.R. 4945, the American Space Renaissance Act, comprehensive reform legislation with provisions affecting national security, civil, and commercial space policy.
In addition, Bridenstine has proposed legislation related to the regulatory process overseeing certain non-traditional space activities, and helped secure funding for the Federal Aviation Administration's Office of Commercial Space Transportation. Recognizing his efforts, in 2015 SpaceNews named Bridenstine as one of five game changers in the world in space.
Commenting on the appointment and the controversy it has aroused, Dr. Zubrin said: "The fracas over the Bridenstine nomination for NASA administrator is unfortunate and unnecessary. Bridenstine is actually a rather good choice for NASA administrator. He is not only a Navy reserve pilot, but a long-time strong space advocate who really wants a space program that is going somewhere, which is exactly what NASA needs. His appointment should be welcomed."
The Bridenstine nomination now goes to Congress for approval. If you wish to have input into the decision, you can reach out to your congressman and Senators through the Capitol Hill switchboard. The number to call is 202-224-3121.


FreedomPop has been a growing telecom brand in the United States since 2011 when founder CEO Stephen Stokols got the company going out of Los Angeles. Since then FreedomPop has expanded their base audience, implemented new technology, and even fought off huge M&A rumors despite gigantic offers on the table. CEO Stokols is now helping to engineer an international expansion into his home, the U.K. according to The Telegraph. The next year or so will be instrumental in terms of how FreedomPop will develop and it could be so good that they turn into a household name all across Europe and the United States.
What FreedomPop on itunes does, essentially, is offer a free cell phone plan to anyone who wants to subscribe to their service. For the U.K. expansion base users will get a free 200 text, 200 minutes of talk, and 200 MB of data for only the price of the limited start up fees. After this initial investment subscribers only ever need to dish out their own cash if they pass their 200/200/200 threshold or opt to expand their service with some of the other subscription services that are available. The core FreedomPop package, which is completely free, is essentially the same service as a basic paid phone plan in the U.K.
This expansion will serve to further push FreedomPop into the global marketplace as they are also launching a service in Southeast Asia. Before the launch, however, CEO Stephen Stokols will head to the U.K. and to the board at BT in order to attempt to secure some much needed hotspot networking. BT owns 5 million hotspots across the U.K. and they could be efficient in networking the FreedomPop grid all across the country.
FreedomPop is an odd company in that they don't charge anyone up front for anything. CEO Stokols claims that they only need 50% of their subscribers to expand upon their base plans in order to become 'cash positive' and that number checks out with some other cited statistics. Stokols pointed out that only 50% of American phone owners ever expand upon their base plan, as well. With one million total subscribers in America and a rumored 250,000 interested in the U.K service it looks like these numbers will be checking out.
CEO Stephen Stokols turned down a huge offer to sell FreedomPop earlier in the year. With investment capital in hand it seems like we are about to see his gamble pay off.


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Danielle de Niese: a high-octane soprano comes home
by Clive Paget on November 5, 2017
The Aussie star won Young Talent Time at age eight. We caught up with the soprano ahead of her debut in The Merry Widow.
You have a unique genealogical background. What do you think of yourself as nowadays?
My parents were born in Sri Lanka and they're mixed with Dutch and Scottish heritage, but they met in Australia and that's where I was born, so I definitely consider myself an Australian. We moved to the US when I was ten, but I always think Australia gave me wings because had I not gotten those opportunities I would have never continued my training. At the same time, America with its pre-university age conservatories that can really harness people who are training at that age, allowed me to continue.
Are either of your parents musical?
My mother took voice and piano lessons, but she never wanted to actually be a singer. She's incredibly musical and I'm still learning so much from her. The quickest way to describe it is that I feel she taught me the difference between singing and interpreting. You can just sing the notes on the page and you can have a beautiful voice, and then there's all of the other things that come with interpretation, with making something your own, putting your own fingerprint on the music and giving it a life that feels organic to you. That I learned from her, without a doubt.
Australian soprano Danielle de Niese. Photo © Chris Dunlop/Decca
Your Met debut was age 19 as Barbarina in The Marriage of Figaro under James Levine. Was that daunting for you at the time?
I remember everybody else being really concerned for me, and I remember me being rather cool as a cucumber. That's because I'd already been singing in public from my Australia days. But it was a big deal. I was quite nervous actually on the inside, but on the outside I was sort of ready. I can remember somebody saying to me, "this is the dream team of casts you're in. That's what everybody's calling it and it's only going to be downhill from here." And I thought that was so funny. But it was an amazing cast – Cecilia [Bartoli] and Renée [Fleming] and Bryn [Terfel] and Dwayne [Croft] and Susanne Mentzer. It was just the dreamiest. The other thing I remember so strongly was that there were no issues in the rehearsal room. Everybody was so prepared, so willing, so well-rehearsed. Really proper colleagues, no diva antics, no irresponsible activities going on. It was just a brilliant conducive atmosphere because it was all A-listers. You kind of go, "okay, with people who get to the top, I get why they got there." They have the greatest work ethic and they're the nicest people and the hardest working, so I was thrilled to be a part of something like that.
So what are the most challenging things you've had to overcome in opera?
It's difficult to answer, because often when I've been in a tough piece I've not wanted to embrace what is negative about the production or what is challenging. I've definitely had shows where strange things have been asked of me. It has also been tough to sing hanging upside down or somersaulting, but that's also kind of fun. My general rule when it comes to risk taking is to try it first and then say no if you can't do it. Sometimes I end up doing wild things, but also I hate the idea of just doing wild and crazy things for the sake of it, just because it's sensational. It becomes a gimmicky thing. I remember after Julius Caesar, everybody was going, "wow, she's a soprano and she can dance", and I was thinking, "well, I'm not going to dance in every show now just because that's what I do. I'm not a one-trick pony."
What is really tough is when you do a show and other people don't know the part. That's incredibly draining and have been some of my harder experiences. When you see your colleagues, and so many other people, have been responsible and know the part, but there's one or two people who don't, they're so irresponsible. If they don't know the music or they don't care to prepare they just drag the energy out of a show and that drains the poor director who is trying to balance all the needs of his actors. All the energy ends up going to the person who is doing the least. But we always get there, and even in those situations, it all works out in the end. That's something people don't really know about most people who do art. The back stories you hear are wildly different from the final product.
When you married Glyndebourne's Gus Christie, did you feel like you might become embroiled in the family business?
When Gus was courting me, we kind of didn't speak about it. We just wanted to get to know one another on our own terms. We didn't tell anyone about our early courtship. As soon as people found out, everyone started clucking away. But Gus and I got to know each other very much on our own terms, and certainly, if I'm being frank, which I generally am, my being with Gus was not without its hiccups professionally. At first it was really upsetting – the media frenzy – and then you had the people who come out and go, "oh, is that why this is happening – so she's just going to sing at Glyndebourne then?" Really wrong assumptions about how things work! That still happens sometimes. I still meet people who assume I sing at Glyndebourne every year when my casting at Glyndebourne has nothing to do with my husband and everything to do with the artistic administration. Or, for example, when I had my son. I worried that people were going to think, "ah, she's going to go off and be Mrs Glyndebourne and have kids", and I was desperate to show everybody in the business that I'm not going anywhere. I'm going to have a son and I'm going back to work, like my mum did.
Thinking about roles you've been particularly associated with – Cleopatra, Poppea and Hanna Glawari – they're all strong willed, independent women. Is this a coincidence?
[Laughs] Yeah, it's all planned. I think a woman can be both strong and vulnerable, and what's interesting about the three people that you've mentioned, is that they have a deeply vulnerable side as well, which you get to see in the operas. That to me is being a human being more than just a woman. Hanna, I'm really looking forward to doing because I want to find a much deeper arc to her. One of the looming concepts for me is the idea that everybody has the one that got away, and I definitely think there's a lot more to it. I think Hanna and Danilo are very dynamic people, and you don't have to get to old age to have regrets. You can still be in the middle of life and still question whether you've made the right decisions. The Merry Widow is so luscious and frothy, but it's got something quite deep to it and I'm looking forward to finding that. The froth is going to be easy, the great waltzes, that's going to be fab, but I'm going to be searching and searching for all the unsaid things. This is what I love about singing – finding complexity and not basing characters on one archetype.
How will it feel returning to Australia?
It's my debut with Opera Australia – I've never done an operatic role here – and I'm so excited. I met some of the singers when I came out to sing with the Australian Chamber Orchestra. I always look forward to coming back, and to working with all these wonderful people. We're going to put on quite the show and it's quite the schedule – like Broadway style – but it will be my chance to show what I can do theatrically.
Danielle de Niese is in Opera Australia's The Merry Widow at Arts Centre Melbourne from November 15 – 25, and then at Sydney Opera House from January 2 – February 3.
Review: Whiteley (Opera Australia)
Ample talent on display, but the story needs more work to properly take off.
Stacey Alleaume to star in Traviata on the Harbour
The Australian-Mauritian soprano will make her role debut as Violetta when La Traviata returns to Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour next year.
2019 Helpmann Awards Act II presented
Once again it was Counting and Cracking's night as the epic new play from Belvoir and Co-Curious took home three more awards.
Opera, Opera
Opera Australia to reprise La Traviata on Sydney Harbour
The company will bring back the Francesca Zambello production that launched Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour in 2012.
The July 2019 issue of Limelight is on sale
Ermonela Jaho talks about Anna Bolena, we learn the true story behind Come From Away, and Nico Muhly discusses his three Australian commissions.
Ermonela Jaho: Tudor Rose
As Ermonela Jaho prepares to take on Donizetti's Three Queens, beginning with Anna Bolena, Justine Nguyen talks to the soprano about the role's challenges and delves into the origins of the trilogy.
Whiteley the Opera: A Difficult Pleasure
The enfant terrible of the Australian art scene is the subject of a new opera by Elena Kats-Chernin and Justin Fleming. They talk to Justine Nguyen about the challenges of translating this colourful, larger-than-life figure to the stage.
Classical Music, Dance, Theatre
Nominations announced for 2019 Helpmann Awards
International theatrical phenomenon Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Belvoir's Counting and Cracking lead the way with eight nominations each.
Sir Bryn Terfel on the importance of storytelling
The celebrated bass-baritone tells us about his forthcoming Australian concerts, his first cruise, his new opera roles, and why he won't be bringing his Welsh Rugby Union jumper on his trip Down Under.
Classical Music, Opera, Visual Art
The June 2019 issue of Limelight is now on sale
Learn how Lang Lang became a more rounded artist, brush up on Opera Australia's Brett Whiteley opera, and discover the rich musical history of Notre Dame.
Opera Australia announces a digital Ring Cycle
The company is to present a fully digital, 21st-century staging of Wagner's epic tetralogy in Brisbane in 2020, directed by Chen Shi-Zheng.
Il Viaggio a Reims: A Fresh Lick of Paint
Rossini's rarely-performed opera was written for the coronation of a king, with all the excess that entails. Director Damiano Michieletto explains how he got to grips with an opera that's more showpiece than drama, and why he had to set it in an art gallery.
George Dreyfus protest delays Rigoletto opening
The 90-year-old composer used a megaphone to air his long-held grievances about Opera Australia as the houselights went down.
Soprano Natalie Aroyan wins $30,000 scholarship
The scholarship provides the Opera Australia Principal Artist the invaluable opportunity to travel overseas and further develop her international profile.
Opera Australia posts $5.6 million profit for 2018
With a modest operating surplus of $342,667 (up from an operating deficit of $2.1 million the year before) the company's bottom line was bolstered by a number of significant bequests.
Books, Classical Music, Dance, Theatre
Read the May 2019 issue of Limelight online
Featuring Ute Lemper, requiems, Rossini's Il Viaggio a Reims, ZOFO's new Pictures at an Exhibition, the Bolshoi Ballet and the AWO's Alexander Briger.


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Amy Beth (Rothenberg) Fazzio
Born 8/3/1980
Died 12/13/2008 in Syracuse, NY
Amy Beth Rothenberg Fazzio, 28, died unexpectedly Saturday at SUNY University Hospital, surrounded by her loving family. She was a life resident of Manlius. Amy attended Fayetteville-Manlius Schools and was a 1998 graduate of East Syracuse-Minoa High School. She then attended SUNY Potsdam. Amy was a caring, fun-loving and helpful person. She thoroughly enjoyed the relationships she built with her customers when she was a pharmacy technician at Harvey\\'s and then CVS of Manlius. Most recently Amy found great pleasure as a nanny. On October 28, 2006, she and her high school sweetheart were wed at Hendricks Chapel. It was the 10th anniversary of their first date. It was a "hauntingly spectacular celebration." Amy\\'s passions included reading novels extensively with her cherished cat, "Spaz," curled on her lap, playing piano, singing and the theater. She took pleasure and pride in her home and gardens, decorating for every holiday. Amy supported Tom as a loving wife in his pursuit as a volunteer lieutenant with the Manlius fire department. They enjoyed summer weekends together working with American Fireworks of Utica at many professional fireworks displays, including the Manlius Fourth of July celebration and the Syracuse Chiefs baseball games. Special road trips together will be remembered for the adventures they provided. Amy\\'s warmth and smile touched everyone she met. Amy, we love you. Survived by her best friend and husband, Tom; her loving parents, Larry and Janice Rothenberg; her in-laws, John and Kathy Fazzio; her grandmother, Helen Rothenberg; her brothers and sisters-in-law, Mark and Heather Fazzio, and Sheila and Jeff Pitt; her uncle and aunts, Stephen and Marsha Rothenberg, and Susan Snyder; and her cousins, niece and nephew. Funeral services will be 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Temple Concord. Amy\\'s family asks that you bring a special photo to place in a memory box at the service. Friends may visit with the family immediately prior to the service, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the temple, 910 Madison Street, Syracuse. Burial will be in Adath Yeshurun Cemetery, close to her beloved maternal grandmother, Dorothea Levy. Following the cemetery service and through Tuesday evening, the family will welcome friends at the home of Amy\\'s uncle and aunt, Stephen and Marsha Rothenberg. Contributions in Amy\\'s memory may be made to a charity of one\\'s choice.
Published in the Syracuse Post Standard on 12/15/2008
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Larry Rothenberg (1948 - 2014)
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Larry Rothenberg
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Nashville, TN --- November 10, 2016 --- Ontourage Management is proud to announce the signing of new management client Jamie Lynn Spears. The Louisiana based singer-songwriter added several accolades to her resume in recent weeks, winning two awards for "I Got The Boy" recorded by Jana Kramer; including a BMI Award as well as NSAI's "Ten Songs I Wish I'd Written." She shared the BMI Award and NSAI Award with co-writers Connie Harrington and Tim Nichols.
Ontourage Management President Tony Conway said, "Our team at Ontourage is extremely proud to represent Jamie Lynn Spears for management. Her devotion to songwriting and country music is as real as it gets. We, as well as her team are already at work on her soon to be announced projects, that are exciting and fresh." Katie Weaver of Ontourage Management added, "Jamie Lynn Spears is a force to be reckoned with and well on her way to making a major footprint in Country Music. We are thrilled about this partnership and the success her future holds as she continues to accomplish her goals."
Last week, Jamie Lynn was honored to be inducted into the CMT's Next Women of Country Franchise 2017. In addition to the ceremony, she hosted the AT&T Red Carpet Live for the 50th Annual CMA Awards along with Bobby Bones and Brett Young. She topped the week off on Friday with a performance on The Grand Ole Opry in the Ryman Auditorium.
With a week full of visibility and praise for her songwriting, Jamie Lynn Spears and her team are off to a great start. Spears will continue to focus on her songwriting through the year's end and will be announcing her new projects as an artist in early 2017.


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Okay, so it's not necessarily the greatest of graphs. You know, generally graphs tend to have numbers and months and all kinds of data really. Mine just says 'boom'. Oh, and I think that's fire where it's crashed harder than a stock market circa '29. Hmm... Was that really the best joke I could come up with? That's kind of depressing.
To those of you who got that last one and felt the pain that accompanied it but still secretly smiled, you're my people.
So it goes that in the last year I've had personal ups and downs in my life which have translated to this site in dips in quality and content. On the other hand, we've also got the makings of a grassroots political party that everyone seems to really be able to connect with on one level or another. The Non-Review's sophomore year may have been like many other sophomore efforts, not great but with some redeeming features, but at least it made it this far. More importantly I paid the rent up for another year on this old cardboard box which means, at the very least, I ain't (you English snobs just cringed didn't you?) going nowhere. Well, except hopefully on to a deluxe apartment (in the sky).
And now that I've put the Jefferson's theme in your head, I feel my work here is done.
Thanks to all of you who have read and continue to (even on occasion) stop by.
Hey TS - congratulations on two years! You must've started blogging right after I did.
You know I'm always here no matter how big the explosion at the end of the graph.
Forgot to add that the title of your post is awesome. Anytime I see Part II of anything, I always add Electric Boogaloo.
Your blog didn't so much go "boom" as it did just land on me. (I was already down there.) (And on fire.) But I'm as happy as a window covered in post-it notes that you've renewed for another year.
And just so you know, a graph with no data on it is the best kind of graph. And the funniest.
Happy blogiversary! I think the time you took off writing the blog only reminded us how much we needed your humor in our daily lives...geez, seemed like yesterday you were celebrating year one. Time flies. Thanks for entertaining us.
I haven't had the pleasure of following for a long time but I love your blog, Boom or no Boom.
@Rep, Sorry about lowering the boom on you. Huh, never thought I'd be able to use that expression so literally... Very picturesque metaphor. Love it.
@Camel, Thanks. You are far too kind.
@Belle, You may not have been following as long as some, but I've very much enjoyed your input and enjoyed, when I have the time for blog hopping, reading your blogs.
Boy we all have had a year like that haven't we? But anyone who can make reference to the concept of the 'electrib boogaloo' isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Limping or not happy anniversary!!!!
I disagree. There's been no dip in quality at the non-review. I know - I've been enjoying this place for close to 2 years.
Happy blogiversary and I hope your new job is going well.
Oh fuff! Your middle of the road stuff, is better than most people's best stuff. You are one of the first people I followed. I can't get on line every day now and comment, but I always try to catch up (like today). You've been my favorite blog as soon as I found it, and your blog remains my favorite today... That's a big deal, because I REALLY like quite a few blogs. It's also interesting that some of my other favorites commented on this post!
Oh yeah, believe it or not, I heard the song about two days ago!
Thank you for dragging yourself to the 'puter every once in a while to make us giggle for yet another year.
Congrats on two years! Hoping/expecting/looking forward to another awesome year!


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Danzante Fine Dining Wins Wine Spectator 2020 Award
There are so many details that go into making Danzante Restaurant at Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto a favorite among travelers and one of the best restaurants in Loreto Mexico, but no detail is too small when it comes to serving the finest Mexican cuisine at the resort. From the cuts of meat to the coffee after dinner, everything at the restaurant is chosen to give you the best dining experience. One reason foodies love Danzante is the extensive wine list with bottles curated from around the world that showcase the best of each region, including Mexican wines. This year, the restaurant has once again earned one of the coveted Wine Spectator Restaurant awards, recognizing the exquisite pairings of gourmet food with fine wines.
Since 1976, Wine Spectator has been a trusted source for wine reviews, articles on different wineries, and tasting events. The Wine Spectator Restaurant Awards are given to those that have curated a selection of bottles from the finest vineyards in France and Italy as well as locally grown wines for an array of options to pair with any of the restaurants' dishes. Based on the advice of the restaurant's sommelier, the flavor profile of the wine should compliment the ingredients in the dish, and while the wine list should feature quality bottles, they don't all have to be expensive. The key to earning Wine Spectator Restaurant Awards is having a wide array of wines that are distinguished for their flavor, not just their price.
Danzante Restaurant has cultivated a selection of wines that highlights fine selections from around the world and from Valle de Guadalupe, a growing area north of Loreto on the Baja Peninsula. While Valle de Guadalupe isn't widely known, the evolving vineyards here are producing quality wines that rival their California neighbors to the north. Danzante is one of the best restaurants in Loreto Mexico that's dedicated to introducing travelers to Mexican wines or new wines from other areas of the world.
While looking out over the sea, you can dine on fresh fish from the Sea of Cortez or fine cuts of lamb and steak seasoned with aromatic spices. These exquisite meals in the elegant dining room of Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto are perfect for any occasion, whether you're celebrating a round of golf at TPC Danzante Bay, an anniversary, or simply another day of vacationing. As you relax in this serene ambiance at sunset, dazzle your taste buds by trying a new fine wine.
As one of the best restaurants in Loreto Mexico, Danzante is made up of a team who love wine and food, a team who works diligently to make every meal a burst of flavor that celebrates the best of Mexican cuisine. On your next vacation to Loreto, they'll help you choose a bottle of wine that will bring out the flavors of your meal and likely become a new favorite.
Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto is the World's Leading Family Resort 2022
Villa del Palmar Loreto is a World Travel Awards Winner 8 Years in a Row
Golf Digest Gives TPC Danzante Bay an Editor's Choice Award
Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto Receives Travelers' Choice 2022
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Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto is the World's Leading Family Resort 2021
Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto by Danzante Bay to Open New Hotel Wing in January 2022
TPC Danzante Bay Wins at the World Golf Awards 2021
Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto named "Mexico & Central America's Leading Resort 2021" by the World Travel Awards


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International Everest Day: When Tenzing Norgay, Edmund Hillary Scaled Mount Everest 68 Years Ago
HomeWorldInternational Everest Day: When Tenzing Norgay, Edmund Hillary Scaled Mount Everest 68 Years Ago
This Article is From May 29, 2021
International Everest Day is also a crucial annual event for Nepal's mountain tourism.
WorldEdited by NDTV News DeskUpdated: May 29, 2021 12:42 pm IST
Mount Everest attracts climbers, including highly experienced mountaineers. (File)
History was created on this day 68 years ago when Sherpa Tenzing Norgay of Nepal and Edmund Hillary of New Zealand climbed Mount Everest, 29,029 feet above sea level.
They were part of a British expedition. Mr Norgay and Mr Hillary reached the summit of Mount Everest at 11:30 AM on May 29,1953, but the world came to know of their achievement only on June 2, the day of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.
And to commemorate their achievement, Nepal decided to celebrate International Everest Day every year on May 29.
The day was observed for the first time in 2008, the year Edmund Hillary died.
On this day, a series of memorial events and processions take place in Nepal's capital Kathmandu and the Everest region. International Everest Day is also a crucial annual event for Nepal's mountain tourism.
Among the participants in the events are ministers, climbers, tourism entrepreneurs, and government officials. This year, with the fear of novel coronavirus looming large, the celebrations are expected to be low-key.
Mount Everest attracts climbers, including highly experienced mountaineers, every year from across the globe. The British named it Mount Everest after Sir George Everest, a 19th-century British surveyor of South Asia.
There are two main routes mountaineers take to climb the Chomo-Lungma, or "Mother Goddess of the Land," as the Tibetans call it.
One approaches the summit from the southeast in Nepal, known as the standard route. The other one is from the north in Tibet. On the standard route, it may not pose many climbing challenges but altitude sickness, weather, wind, as well as significant hazards from avalanches and the Khumbu Icefall can make a mountaineer's life a living hell.
The First Attempt
The year was 1921 and it was none other than a British expedition that attempted scaling Mount Everest the first time.
They trekked almost 645 kilometres across the Tibetan Plateau before a strong storm forced them to abort the trek. However, those who were part of the expedition - among them British explorer and mountaineer, George Leigh Mallory, who was a leading member of early expeditions to Mount Everest -saw what looked like a feasible route up the peak.
Mr. Mallory, when asked by a journalist why he wanted to scale Mount Everest, said: "Because it's there."
The 1953 success of the ninth British expedition came after a near-miraculous achievement of a Swiss expedition a year earlier. Raymond Lambert and Mr Norgay, the two climbers, reached 28,210 feet, just below the south Summit, but had to abort their ascent after they fell short of supplies.
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His daughter Susan is the founder of Susie's Supper Club (now closed), a home delivery food service that catered to parents and children in New York. Franklin Cover's relationship with Mary Bradford Stone ended when Franklin Cover died on February 5, 2006. The sitcom ran from 1975 to 1985. He made his television debut on Naked City and later appeared on The Jackie Gleason Show. They had been married for 41 years. Cover died at the Lillian Booth Actors Home in Englewood, New Jersey, on February 5, 2006. In 1965, he married Mary Bradford Stone. Their children are Bradford, Franklin and Susan. photos, They had 2 children, Bradford and Susan. He also appeared in The Stepford Wives in 1975, and played Hubert Humphrey in the 1982 TV movie A Woman Called Golda. Not hyphened. You are interested in: Mary bradford stone photos. [1] The couple lived in the same high-rise apartment building as the sitcom's title characters. Mary Bradford Stone is currently available.
According to our records, Mary Bradford Stone is possibly single. American Actor Franklin Cover was born Franklin Edward Cover on 20th November, 1928 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA and passed away on 5th Feb 2006 Englewood, New Jersey, USA aged 77. Wife Mary Bradford Stone was a dance company director. Susan.
His character, Tom Willis, was half of one of the first interracial marriages to be seen on prime-time television.[1]. Mary Bradford Stone and Franklin Cover were married for 41 years before Franklin Cover died, leaving behind his partner and 2 children. His son, Bradford Cover, an actor who lives in New York City, has appeared on Law and Order, Broadway, and Off Broadway, and is a company member at The Pearl Theatre Company. [3], In 1965, he married Mary Bradford Stone.[4]. Following the end of The Jeffersons, Cover continued to make guest appearances on television shows as well as appearing in a supporting role in Wall Street (1987).
| Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com: accessed ), memorial page for Mary Bradford (unknown–14 Feb 1843), Find a Grave Memorial no. While a student at Denison University, he was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. and more from FamousFix.com. His career spanned four decades in show business. His zodiac sign is Scorpio. Franklin Edward Cover (November 20, 1928 – February 5, 2006) was an American actor best known for starring in the sitcom The Jeffersons. Their children are Bradford, Franklin and Susan. They had been married for 41 years. Mary Bradford Stone and Franklin Cover were married for 41 years before Franklin Cover died, leaving behind his partner and 2 children. Bradford Wife Mary Bradford Stone was a dance company director.
Cover was born on November 20, 1928 in Cleveland, Ohio, to Britta (Schreck) and Franklin Held Cover. Son Bradford is a 1985 graduate of Milton Academy.
His career started on the stage acting in Henry IV, Part 1 and Hamlet. Help us build our profile of Franklin Cover and Mary Bradford Stone! He had been living at the home since December 2005 while recovering from a heart condition, and died of pneumonia.[1][3]. If you find that some photos violates copyright or have unacceptable properties, please inform us His first starring role was on The Jeffersons as Tom Willis who was married to a black woman, Helen, played by Roxie Roker.
Other Works The couple lived in the same high-rise apartment building as the sitcom's title characters. His first starring role was on The Jeffersons as Tom Willis who was married to a black woman, Helen, played by Roxie Roker. Originally from the classical stage where he played parts in such Shakespearean plays as "Julius Caesar," "Hamlet," "Macbeth" (title role) and "Henry IV, Part … Publicity Listings
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Cover attended Denison University, graduating in 1951. (30 January 1965 - 5 February 2006) (his death) 2 children Celebrity Biographies Mary Bradford Stone's relationship with Franklin Cover ended when Franklin Cover died on February 5, 2006.
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Welcome to Try Stampin'! I have a lot to cover today so I am going to jump right in. Before I show you our photo of the week, I would like to introduce the new members of our design team - Ina Grehan, Sara Levin, Sandi Johnson and Connie Walsh. I am sure you join me in welcoming these talented ladies to our team.
A spring-y dessert (lemon cream cheese squares). Thought I would try my hand at some food photography for a change - it looks pretty yummy to me.
This week, our sketch is thanks to Lynda.
Beautiful cards, ladies! You are one very talented group and I am sure you have inspired our viewers to make cards of their own. I am very excited to see them.
Thanks everyone for stopping by and have a happy Easter!
Happy spring to all! I hope it feels like spring where you are - it sure doesn't here. It is -17 here this morning, brrrr. Oh well, nothing we can do about it.
As I said, all of the cards were very good and all who entered deserve applause. Congrats to the top three!
What great cards! And each so different from the rest. I am sure you will be inspired to create a card of your own based on our sketch. I am excited to see what everyone comes up with.
Happy St. Patrick's Day! And happy birthday to my younger grandson, Ian. I hope everyone is enjoying a bit of the green today.
The top three for Challenge #208 were very difficult to pick. We had several great entries and the voting was divided. Congrats to these three cards and kodos to all of the other entries as well. Great cards from all.
Awesome, team! I am always amazed at the number of different ideas which come from a single sketch. I hope the team has inspired you. Cannot wait to see all of your cards.
Have you ever thought you would like to be on a design team. Here is a chance to join the best team on the web. I am looking for two or three new designers to join our group.
If you are interested, please email me at cherylsteve.robinson@shaw.ca with a link to your blog, and include three examples which best illustrate your style of paper craft. I will be selecting our new designers by March 20th and will let everyone know by then. I look forward to seeing your work.
Good day to all you card makers out there! I thought I would show you a photo of my daughter's dog after playing with Elli in the snow - just because it makes me smile.
Hope it has the same effect on you!
Congrats, ladies and a huge thank you to all who participated. Well done!
Now... on to challenge #208. Our sketch this week is another courtesy of Sarah C.
Wow! It is amazing how one sketch can inspire so many different creations. I am sure that it, and the awesome cards from our team, will inspire you as well. I cannot wait to see what you come up with.


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Gambia Methodist Academy Holds Speech Day
May 20, 2008, 4:48 AM | Article By: By Malamin Conteh
The Gambia Methodist Academy last Friday held its 23rd annual speech day and prize giving ceremony.
The event, held at the school ground in Bakau, was attended by supporters of the school, board members and parents.
In her report, the principal of the school, Mrs. Hannah Harding, revealed that the student enrolment of the school stands at 683 pupils, 55% of which are girls. According to her, 109 candidates sat to the May/June 2007 West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE). 24 disciplines of the school recorded 100% credit passes. Only maths and chemistry had below 50% credit pass.
In the GABECE examination She reported that junior students did equally well. The school she added registered 101 students nine of whom have the best aggregate six and 32 of them range between 6 and 12, 79 of them had 24 or better.
On extra curricular activities she said the school has participated in Bible Weekly Competition, Essay Competition for Grade 12, the Global Vote. Recently one of their students named Yassin Nyang participated in sub regional conference on children and youth in Ethiopia.
She thanked all those who contributed to the success of the school.
Ms Min Whee Kang UNICEF Country Representative, who served as the guest speaker on the occasion, described education as vital to help open eyes and minds. UNICEF, she added, believes that there is no more essential foundation for human development than education for children. She urged students to become the champions of peace, truth and wisdom as enshrined in their school motto.
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Where a business is viable but burdened by debt payments and suffering cash flow problems, short term measures such as acquiring additional debt, waiving owner salary and deferring payments of payroll source deductions or taxes may not be the solution. The owners may need to take steps to protect the business.
Is the continued operation of your business viable?
In considering whether your business is viable, it is important that you take a critical look at your ongoing cash flow from your operations. Cash is critical to the survival of any business.
If your cash flow from operating is generally sufficient to meet your ordinary operating expenses, pay your salary and any taxes assessed, you may be able to file a successful proposal to reduce your debts. Proposals may also be useful in other situations where a business may wish to settle unprofitable contracts, leases or business divisions.
What is a business proposal?
A business proposal under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act is a legal process to avoid bankruptcy. It is also known as a Division I proposal under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. It must be filed with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee and is available for the following:
Individuals who do not meet the $250,000 prescribed debt restriction under a consumer proposal;
Self-employed businesses; and,
Corporate businesses.
In general, the proposal is beneficial to the business or individual as it offers a way to reduce debt and obtain a fresh start while avoiding bankruptcy but it is also beneficial to the creditors as it will provide a greater recovery than estimated in a bankruptcy.
What are the steps in filing a business proposal?
Notice of Intention to File a Proposal. Where the company is in risk of the seizure of assets or other risks that may impair the operation of the business, a Notice of Intention to File a Proposal may be filed before the proposal. This document stays the creditors from taking action on a temporary basis while the business consults with the trustee and their lawyer and prepares the proposal documents.
Preparing documents for filing a business proposal. The owner(s) of the business will meet with the Licensed Insolvency Trustee. The trustee will assist with the compilation of the proposal documents and a cash flow for the business. In incorporated businesses and some more complex individual cases, the business may also require a lawyer specializing in insolvency to assist with drafting the proposal terms.
Filing a proposal and/or Notice of Intention. The proposal document is a legal binding agreement between the business and the creditors that sets out the terms of the restructuring. The proposal terms are flexible and can include fixed payment terms based on a percentage recovery of total debt, lump sum payment, deferral of payments, distribution of shares or assets, or any combination of these options.
Operating the business during the proposal. The company can continue operating during the proposal but may be subject to tightened credit terms and monitoring of its operations.
Meeting of creditors to vote on the proposal. A meeting of creditors must be held within 21 days of filing the proposal. The creditors have the option of voting by letter or in person at the meeting. If the proposal, as filed or amended at the meeting, is not accepted by the proven creditors, the business is deemed to have made an assignment in bankruptcy. If the necessary approval is obtained, the proposal process continues with an application for court approval.
Court approval of the proposal. Where the proposal is approved at the meeting of creditors, the trustee will make application to the court for approval of the proposal. The business and the creditors will receive notice of the hearing and, if approved by the Court, an Order will be granted. If the proposal is not approved by the court, the business is deemed to have made an assignment in bankruptcy.
Full performance. When the terms of the proposal have been met in full by the business, the trustee will issue a Certificate of Full Performance. The business is legally no longer responsible for the debts that were included in the proposal.
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The first two parts of following History of SLSC were prepared by prior SLSC Historian Cyril Chapman in 1966 and amended by Cyril in 1970. The third part was prepared the current SLSC Historian Randy Rice in 1973. Th text below has been retyped from a hard copy provided by Randy Rice. I have made very minor corrections, and any errors in conversion from hard copy to HTML are my responsibility.
Vic Roberts December 6, 2011.
The Saratoga Lake Sailing Club as it exists today is the result of several attempts over the past thirty years to establish a sailing club at Saratoga Lake.
In 1957, a group of people interested in sailing organized the present Saratoga Lake Sailing Club. They analyzed the reasons for the failure of the former clubs and decided to eliminate the faults, to establish a social program and to promote the interest of the members, wives, and families. On these principles, this club has grown from a few members in 1957 to 85 in 1965.
Back in the middle nineteen-thirties, in the mid-depression era, a group of rag and stick boys and stink-pot addicts joined forces to form a common bond in the interest of boating in general. A club was formed known as the Saratoga Lake Boat Club and Joseph Duval, a Saratoga Springs attorney, was elected Commodore. The first meetings were held in the Saratoga Springs City Hall second floor court room. The anchorage was at Rogers Boat Livery located at the east end of route 9P bridge and the fleet consisted of various types of boats. Sail boats were Old Town, Sun Class, several flaties and a sneak box; power was inboard and outboard and included boats of many kinds including small racing craft.
This was the period when power was coming of age and outboard motors had grown out of the kicker, put-put stage into roaring power plants. The power boys far outnumbered the sailors and after the first season some of the sailors were converted and bought buzz-bombs and stink-pots, including the Commodore, who traded his Old Town lapstrake sailboat for an inboard job.
The Albany to New York City power boat race was an annual event, as it still is today and the Saratoga Lake Sailing Club had several entries each year.
The combination of power and sail in the same club didn't work out well since the sailors being outnumbered were outvoted and so the club split. There was no definite program of events or social activities, so enthusiasm waned. The threat of World War II spelled the finish of this club.
After the Second World War was over, a club for sail only was formed using the same anchorage. Although Dan Kelley, who was one of the dynamic leaders and the first Commodore of the present club, was the driving force behind this group, the club was never really organized and dissolved after several seasons' effort.
The present Saratoga Lake Sailing Club was started at a gathering of interested people on July 8, 1957 and at this time elected Dan Kelley Commodore, Leo Hoge Vice-Commodore, David Jones Treasurer, Antonio Versaci Secretary, Racing Committee Leo Hoge, Legal Committee John Brown, Publicity Marcel Zucchino, Constitution and By-Laws Dan Kelley, Social Committee Walter Peterson and Membership Committee Dave Jones.
At a meeting on September 2, 1957 the aims of the club were discussed and a one dollar charge per boat for each day of racing was proposed and carried. Yearly dues of ten dollars for adults and five dollars for junior memberships were assessed on October 8, 1957.
On December 1, 1957, at a general meeting, the reasons for the failure of former clubs were discussed as mentioned in the forward. This was a very important meeting in the history of the club because it shows the members recognized the faults and shortcomings of previous organizations and would hereby try to avoid and correct them. The success of the tack charted at this time has been proven by the steady growth of the membership from seventeen in 1957 to eighty-five in 1965.
On January 5, 1958, the Saratoga Lake Sailing Club was accepted as a member of the Central New York Yacht Racing Association, dues twenty dollars per year, five dollars of which goes to the North American Yacht Racing Association.
A committee composed of Dan Kelley and Leo Hoge was named on February 9, 1958 to contact Senators Cusick and Seely about restricting the speed of power boats in the North Channel of Saratoga Lake.
Regatta plans were constituted on June 8, 1958.
The club improvement committee report of January 4, 1959 stated that a plot of ground near the mouth of Kaydeross Creek, consisting of 400 feet on the lake front and 430 feet on the creek would cost $10,000 for 4.7 acres. The main problem with this site was clearing the lake of weeds and silt.
On July 18, 1959 the land committee reported a possible lease with Kaydeross Park Corp., with arrangements as follows: $400.00 for the first 15 boats, price over 15 boats not arrived at, $700.00 maximum with 20 to 30 boats over 15. A five-year lease could be arranged with renewal yearly. Lease void if club dissolves. A motion was made and carried to move to the Kaydeross Park site. This site is located at the north end of the lake immediately adjacent to Kaydeross Park. Improvements to this site up to the present time include the club house, which was built in 1960, is directly on the lake front and members moor their boats in front of the house and grounds. A launching ramp is on the grounds and a dock extends 180 feet directly offshore. There are picnic tables and charcoal grills for member use and numerous tall trees for shade. The only power boat allowed is the club launch.
In 1960 it was proposed that power boats be taken into the club to increase the membership.
Some very heated debating followed and it was decided that because of the past joint power and sail club failures and that the sailors would lose control of the club, the proposal was rejected and the club continued for sailing only.
In 1963 on June 29-30, the Saratoga Lake Sailing Club was host to the Saratoga Racing Centenial Regatta. The Saratoga Racing Association was celebrating 100 years of thorough-bred horse racing in Saratoga Springs with a summer long celebration. Seven classes of boats participated with fifty-seven boats winning twenty trophies. Seventy-five people attended the buffet dinner and dance at Newman's Lake House on Saturday evening.
The North American Firefly Sailing Regatta was held at the club site on August 24, 1963. This was the first time this event was held in this area. A dinner and dance was well attended on Saturday night at the Casino, Congress Park in Saratoga Springs.
In 1965 on August 21-22 the club sponsored the Windmill Class Association, International Championship but the wind conditions were very poor and the event was rescheduled to be run off on September 18 and 19. The wind was not too favorable at this time either, but the event was finished within just seconds of the time limit.
On October 9 and 10, 1965, the Kestrel North American Championships were held at Saratoga Lake. Other Kestrel Regattas have followed. Many International 14 Championship Regattas have been held at Saratoga Lake Sailing Club. Canadian participation is generally heavy.
Jet 14's have remained one of our largest fleets and most active racing classes. Bob McLoughlin takes much credit.
Past Commodore, Marcel Zucchino is holder of the club record for the most consecutive number of membership years.
Two members of the present Saratoga Lake Sailing Club were members of the boat club of the middle nineteen-thirties. They are Past Commodore James A. Ketchum and Past Vice Commodore Cyril H. Chapman.
Over the past thirty odd years it has been my observation that the trend in sail boat design has been toward much lighter, much faster and smaller crafts.
Thirty years ago capsizing was something you just did not do: it was held as a sign of a wrong tactic or maneuver and the badge of a poor sailor. Today it is an accepted thing and most boats are now so designed, with self rescue features built in.
In 1970, membership reached 150 families. Initiation fee was $20.00, dues $45.00.
A. Clean-Waters Committee - Sometime, someday, Saratoga Lake will get cleaned up. We are ready to help when it becomes possible.
B. Properties Committee - Our number One concern is to obtain a place where we can live without fear of losing our lease. Unfortunately, in 1970 lake property suitable for our use is considered more than we can afford.
C. The Club has had an interesting policy of naming our rescue boats after marine disasters. The most famous was "Thresher" which was with us about ten years. Next was "D'Andrea Dory" (from our landlord). Currently we have three Boston Whalers; their names have been suggested to be: "Titanic", "Lusitania", and "Morro Castle." The red rowboat with the crane is named the ''Mary Ann" in keeping with Navy tradition of a common name for Salvage Vessels at each station.
D. Since 1967, Saratoga Lake Sailing Club has been registered and is listed in "Lloyds Register."
May 28, 1973: AT LAST, OUR VERY OWN!
In 1972, Commodore David Duston obtained information that Melander's, the choicest of all property on the lake, might become available. He appointed Randy Rice as Properties Committee Chairman and serious work was started.
One of the Club's greatest assets came into play when needed talent was requested to make up this committee. An expert was available in every field! Cyril Chapman's History of 1966 tells the story.
Financially, the original offer was for 300 acres, 3,000 feet of frontage, at $155,000. Try as we would, the membership could not handle this figure. Many emotional meetings with impassioned pleas were heard. The break came when, at a desperation meeting, we received a counter-offer from the Melanders of 12 acres and 600 feet of frontage for $110,000! The Melanders had decided that we would be good neighbors. We obtained a 7 1/2 percent bank mortgage for $70,000 and raised $42,000 by selling 12 percent interest bearing notes to patriot members. We raised dues to $150 per year and initiation to $50.
Such an undertaking was bound to produce some different viewpoints and we lost about 20 members who stayed at our old location, forming a new group, Kaydeross Sailing Club. However, in 1974, we had attracted 50 new members. A limit of 200 members was set for SLSC.


Entering the front of the house, you will enter through the original vestibule with an antique hall tree with seat and places to hang hats and coats and leave boots in the winter, though snow is often short-lived here. It also has an Arabian mosaic floor with a pattern that replicates a Victorian appearance.
Then you enter the stair hall, otherwise known as the entrance hall or grand hall, facing the grand stairway. The crystal chandelier is historic to ca. 1929 when the house was electrified.
To the left of the stairs is the office door. To the right is the hallway to the back of the house. Left of the door is the alcove which was restored with a large grandfather clock placed inside as it probably was in the early 20th century.
The fireplace to the left of the clock was replaced with a beautiful wooden fireplace surrounding that used to be in a 19th century Victorian house in Washington, DC. Some of the original hearth tiles are still intact with modern additions to give it an original look. The original fireplace was restored.
Around to the left of the entrance is the inglenook. The seats open for storage. Two panoramic views of the stair hall are available on the home page (#6 and #7).
The floor is original heart pine in both the entrance hall and the office.
To the left of the stair hall is the office which was originally the place of business for the railroad manager. The previously existing door, entrance foyer, and a window to the back porch were not restored to keep it more spacious and allow for lots of book shelves to stand against the walls.
There's a large bay window area where the current office desk is facing with hummingbird feeder to the left and finch feeder to the right. The butterfly bush at the corner of the historic well house can also be seen.
The fireplace in the office is original with small rectangle encaustic tiles on the hearth and the mantel is slate painted to look like dark marble.
To the right of the entrance hall through the pocket doors, which are in excellent working condition, used to be the parlor, but the wall which contained a fireplace adjoining the next room was removed in the 1970s, thus creating a large double room, which is now the dining room and living room.
The dining room has a full antique furniture which can be included with the house. It is made of a mixture of tiger maple, cherry and walnut woods and consists a dining room table with a leaf to expand the size, china cabinet, sideboard, and buffet cabinet. Eight chairs were purchased when the original backsplats were unable to be restored, though they are stored in the attic with other original pieces. The curtains are replica Victorian lace. The distinguished maple floor was added when the wall and fireplace was removed. A panorama of the dining room can be seen on the home page in slide #9.
The living room has a fireplace with an elegant marble mantel that was replaced in the 1970s from a Victorian theater in Colorado. The flat panel television inserts perfectly into the replica Victorian bookshelf between the fireplace and bay windows.
underneath a wall during the 2001 restoration with the skeleton key still in it. That is where the original finish of the wood was discovered which has since been replicated throughout the house.
All of windows in the living and dining rooms have new frames milled to replicate the original, but since the original wood wasn't available, Honduran mahogany was used.
All walls throughout the house are painted with colors from the original pallet available in the early 20th century that are still available today. Wall paper trim is just below the ceiling. Wood picture rails border the rooms to keep from using nails in the plaster walls. Chandeliers are surrounded on the ceiling by beautifully crafted plaster medallions (detailed photos on another site here).
Through doors at the end of the stair hall and living room is the back hallway which leads to the kitchen, a stairway which used to be used by servants when the house was originally built, and to a bathroom which was built where a "butler's pantry" used to be.
The bathroom was restored with beadboard to look like the original pantry though it has the finish of the wood in the rest of the house. This currently is a half bath with an antique toilet in like-new working condition and a replica pedestal sink. It could easily be made into a full bath with the addition of a footed tub which would be of the period of the house.
The kitchen was created to mimic a Victorian look, though it would have been less picturesque and more utilitarian. The steel and nickel-plated stove is a hand-crafted reproduction facade over a modern stove, running on electricity, that will easily hold a pizza or bake a turkey.
To the right of the kitchen is a breakfast nook that was built in the 1970s but still has historic elements of its own period. Many people say it's their favorite room as a small quiet nook where plants can hang in the windows as the morning sun shines in.
Going back out the kitchen into the back hall, you can access the "servant stairs" (pictured here), which quickly accesses the laundry room and bathroom on the second level. You can also access the upstairs by going to the stair hall with the wide staircase which brings you up into the bedroom area of the house.
See the Floor Plan for the first floor.