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By Edward Eng, Smart Aviation (Asia/Pacific)
Friday, 14 June 2019 07:47 AM
The biggest challenge facing the Solomon Islands, as it attempts to catch up with more successful tourist destinations in the South Pacific, is a shortage of hotel beds.
The chief executive of Solomon Airlines, Brett Gebers, says the issue is so pressing that the national airline even co-founded a development fund last year to disburse loans to resort owners wanting to expand.
Solomon Airlines flies from its Honiara base to 21 domestic destinations using four de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Series 300 Twin Otters and one de Havilland Canada Dash 8-100. It also operates international flights to Brisbane, Fiji, Vanuatu and Kiribati using an Airbus A320, as well as has codeshare flights to other destinations with Air Niugini, Air Vanuatu, Qantas Airways and Air Kiribati.
"When I first started at Solomon Airlines in 2017, I took one look at the loads on our international routes and realized we had to do something. We closed Sydney [from Honiara] straightaway," Gebers says.
"Momentum is slow, partly because of changes in the country, but also because there has not been an injection of new [tourism infrastructure] projects like in other Pacific countries. The economy still relies heavily on logging and fishing, and we are quite stagnant at about 27,000 international arrivals a year – only 7,000 to 8,000 of whom are tourists. This is despite the potential of the islands to be a great diving destination," he adds.
The airline is also working hard to rationalize its fleet and improve operations, Gebers says. For instance, it has lobbied to reopen airports such as Lomlom Island airport and made plans to purchase the A320 from its lessor, he adds. The airline also added its fourth Twin Otter earlier this year.
But the main challenge the airline faces, is a lack of tourist accommodation on the islands.
"Without [hotel] beds, we won't have passengers to fly. This is a pity, because the Solomon Islands is rated one of the best destinations in the world for free diving and technical diving. There are numerous shipwrecks off our 900 or so islands," he says.
"Just last week, I talked to some diving enthusiasts who have just visited the Islands. They said they're coming back," Gebers adds.
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Post-Industrial America
The Homestead Steel Mill was once the largest and most advanced in the world, powering the expansion of late 19th and early 20th century American industrial might. Now there are just some small reminders here and there that it existed at all, just a few iron furnaces rotting out across the river from a sprawling shopping mall. The 1892 victory over the unions was far more symbolic than Frick, Carnegie or the nation could have ever realized.
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Mon River, the shopping mall is the site of the old Homestead Steel Mill
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Beat writer Bryan Burns recaps Tampa Bay's 6-2 loss to Colorado
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If you didn't catch Tampa Bay's 6-2 defeat to the Colorado Avalanche Saturday night at AMALIE Arena, you might look at the box score and think the Lightning must have gotten blown out.
That wasn't the case, however.
While the score was ugly, there was plenty to like about Tampa Bay's game against Colorado, which remains without a regulation loss this season. The Lightning controlled play for stretches of the game. Their beleaguered penalty kill came through with two noteworthy kills against a pretty good power play. And the Bolts created plenty of really good scoring opportunities in a season-high 46-shot effort.
Problem was, Colorado backup goalie Pavel Francouz was really, really good, making several incredible, momentum-changing saves. And the Avalanche blitzed the Lightning for three goals in a 2:49 span of the second period to turn a close game into a rout.
We'll break down where it all got away from the Bolts in Three Things we learned from falling to Colorado.
Video: Cooper on Bolts 6-2 loss
1. SECOND PERIOD FLURRY BURIES BOLTS
Tampa Bay liked a lot of what they were able to do in the first period against Colorado.
Despite giving up an early goal 3:09 into the game to Tyson Jost, who would end up with a hat trick on the night, the Lightning battled back to tie the game, Yanni Gourde netting his first of the season with 2:25 remaining in the opening period to send the game into the intermission 1-1.
Saturday's game seemed to be following a similar template to the Lightning's previous two victories at Montreal and Boston: give up the opening goal despite starting well and score right before the break to grab momentum heading into the locker room.
Except unlike Montreal and Boston, the Lightning left that momentum in the room as Colorado scored three goals in a span of 2:49 in the first six minutes of the second period to take complete control of the game.
"I think up until that point we were playing pretty well. We had a lot of shots, a lot of opportunities," Lightning forward Tyler Johnson said. "It was just we ended up giving that first one up and then the two quick ones right after that. Once you get that momentum shift like that, it's hard to get back from. I thought the majority of the game we played the way we wanted to play, but there were definitely times and moments where we didn't and Colorado's too good of a team that when you have those moments, they make the best of it."
Once the Lightning fell behind by three goals, they were forced to open things up in an effort to get back in the game. They nearly did too when Nikita Kucherov was awarded a penalty shot after he was hacked on an open drive to the net.
Kucherov, however, put his backhander an inch over the crossbar, and a minute-and-a-half later, Nazem Kadri got Kevin Shattenkirk on his hip in the slot and zipped a shot past Lightning goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy to extend Colorado's lead to 5-1 and effectively ice the game.
"Sometimes it turns into a game of mistakes. And the team that makes the most usually pays the price," Tampa Bay head coach Jon Cooper said. "I can't sit here and say who made the most mistakes, but the ones we did make it seemed like they put it in the back of the net on every one of them, so it probably magnified those chances. A couple of them, it's easy to get in deep, we don't, and they're a really good, explosive team."
Video: Johnson on missed opportunities
2. FRANCOUZ STEALS THE SHOW
Colorado backup goaltender Pavel Francouz made just his second NHL start Saturday night.
If his play continues the way it did in Tampa, he'll be getting many, many more.
Francouz made a career high 44 saves on 46 shots to defeat Tampa Bay. But it wasn't just the volume of saves Francouz had. The 29 year old made timely saves and ones with a high degree of difficulty.
"NHL goalie, he made NHL saves," Cooper said. "That's why he's in the League I guess. He played the position well. Some of those goals, probably some of our shots that normally go in for us didn't, and probably some of the shots that maybe don't go in for them did tonight. It's just the way it was."
With the game still hanging in the balance, Francouz was magnificent. He absolutely robbed Ondrej Palat on what everybody inside AMALIE Arena thought was the game-tying goal when he slid over to deny Palat's wide-open one-timer on the back post to keep the Avalanche in the lead 1-0. He continued to make tough stop after tough stop as the first period wound down, only wavering when Yanni Gourde was able to get a tip on Ryan McDonagh's backhander from the slot.
The Lightning probably should have entered the first intermission up a goal or maybe even two, but Francouz was just too good on this night.
"I think it's always tough when you feel like the other team's goalie beats you sometimes," Shattenkirk said. "Credit to him for making some big saves for sure, especially early on I think power play and some saves in the first and early in the second that were huge. We've just got to find a way to get those by him, and obviously it's a different ball game."
Maybe the Lightning still lose even if they come into the first intermission ahead, but certainly Francouz's saves to keep it level after one were a game-changer.
Video: Shattenkirk on giving up chances
3. SHOT DISPARITY
Tampa Bay registered a season-high 46 shots against Colorado.
The Lightning held the Avalanche to 24 shots, the fewest they've allowed all season.
The Bolts finished with a plus-22 shot differential.
Yet they lost by four goals.
Sometimes, hockey just doesn't make sense.
Through the first six games of the season, one of the hot topics surrounding the Bolts revolved around their inability to get shots on net - they ranked next-to-last in the NHL in shots for - and their inability to stop other teams from getting shots on net - they ranked third for most shots allowed a game.
Against Colorado, they sent everything but the kitchen sink at the Avalanche net and could only come away with two goals. As mentioned previously, Francouz was a big reason why. But the Lightning just couldn't take advantage of their numerous opportunities. And when the Avalanche did get a scoring chance, they buried it.
"The shots were obviously, there's a big difference in shots, there's a huge difference in zone time, but all that matters is how many that go in the net, and they had way more than us," Cooper said.
If nothing else, the Lightning can point to Saturday's game as a step in the right direction in terms of getting pucks to the net and creating opportunities.
Now it's just a matter of cashing in on those chances.
"We've been on the road pretty much the entire year, since opening night," Cooper said. "There is a history in this league coming back off of long road trips, especially a fairly successful one that we had that you're hoping you can get through the game. Did our guys battle, did they work, did they do everything they could? They did. We got burned by a good team on a few errors in execution that we've got to clean up. That's it. But there will be some positives we can pull out of this game, it's just we can't pull the result out as a positive."
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Sometimes you meet people by accident, but they inspire you much more than the ones on staged meetings. That was the case with my introduction to chef Tom Halpin. I was a student at Matthew Kenney Culinary School. He was a guest chef. All my class was a bit scared of him, but not me. I was very curious who was he and what he was going to do. He didn't look like a regular vegan chef. He looked like a "bad boy", but "bad boys" always know how to cook. In that moment I told to my self: "I need to get to meet him and probably he will teach me something".
At one point I looked at him and he asked me and several other girls- students: "Wanna help?" And I answered "yes", because I wanted to have as much practice as possible and in the future, I wish to be a part of something bigger and work with chefs of high level as Tom. I believe, that day, we all fell for Tom and his eyes.
During this class, I found out, that he used to work in Russia and he was planning to get back for future projects, which got me, even more, curious about his personality and especially about how he cooked.
Later this evening we were invited invited for a special dinner, where he was creating a totally vegan menu (considering the fact, that he is not vegan at all).
The salted baked beetroot "linguine". Burnt Cape gooseberries. Spices still remain in my mind, until these days. In Russia, I've had a beetroot in many different dishes but this one is absolutely taking my mind and made fell in love with his cuisine. "Bad Boy" with a sweet taste.
Tom Halpin became famous as a right hand of Rene Redzepi, a master chef behind cult NOMA restaurant. He quickly gained his own fame and suddenly moved to Russia as a guest chef at 15 Kitchen+Bar. So during my next trip to Moscow, I immediately called him asking for a culinary tour at 15 Kitchen+Bar. And he didn't disappoint me serving the King crab with pees and seeds. The dish was fantastic. It is impossible to explain the splash of tastes that are so different yet they match perfectly with one another. I wanted, needed to know the recipe and he was kind enough to share it with me. Along with a couple of stories from his past.
"I started in the kitchen as a dishwasher working for mum, – says Tom Haplin. – Then I decided to start working full snow season in the mountains so I could snowboard and work in the kitchen was the easiest way to get there. After the first season down the snow, I realized I really liked cooking. So I started an apprenticeship".
It may sound easy, but the first years in the culinary world aren't a vacation for anybody. Including Tom Halpin.
"For four years I've worked in Sydney. Two of them at a restaurant called " Becasse " which at that time was one of the best in the city. Believe me, it was fu*** crazy tough. Then I landed a week stage at NOMA and this experience turned into a job. Four years later and finishing as sous chef I have been traveling the world, cooking in as many different and obscure places as I could find. Unexpectedly came to Moscow. And probably going to stay here for a while".
The brave decision if you ask me! I saw many cases when talents moved from Russia abroad, but seeing an opposite situation is somewhat rare. But Tom is not afraid of anything! With disarming sincerity of a child and inquiring mind, he was exploring secrets of Russia, traveled to small cities, visited local markets and met people by trying to find inspiration for his dishes.
You definitely need to go and check out his Instagram @thomashalpin for daily updates from his culinary voyage.
Tom Halpin is funny and ironic, easy-going and witty, yet I feel like he is very sensitive. Behind the curtains of world-renowned chef, he is still a charming child. And this makes him and his cuisine simply irresistible.
PS: As a part of our conversation I asked Tom what he would take on an abandoned island. Have a look at the three things he chooses!
"- Matches. Because all Aussies especially Aussies on islands need to be able to grill.
– Sunscreen. Because I'm so *** white and burn easy.
– A lemon tree. Because of all the fresh fish, I will be catching, you need to have lemon with it".


That message probably rang true for me when I was a child. Even though we were dirt poor, there was always a gift of some sort, usually something handmade by my mother or grandmother. And nobody had to go to work that day, so we had nothing to do but play games and have fun as a family.
I especially remember the kindness of the Masonic Lodge in my small hometown. We children would line up and wait for what seemed like hours until we could make our way to Santa Claus – the fattest man in the Lodge dressed in the typical red suit with white fake fur trim. He handed out brown paper bags full of peanuts and walnuts in shells, chocolate "haystacks," an orange, and a tangerine. Our cups "ranneth" over!
Every Christmas my family (Mom, Daddy, little brother Bill, and I) drove in our rusty old Ford "over the river and through the woods" to Grandma and Grandpa's house. They lived in a ramshackle two-bedroom house out in the country that had no running water (ergo, no indoor bathroom) with only a fireplace and a kerosene heater for warmth. Grandma used an old wood-burning stove in which to bake her heavenly biscuits, which we hungrily slathered with her home-canned apple sauce. Yum!
The cousins (all 14 of us) would chase each other in circles throughout the house, through the hole we had discovered in the bedroom closet. The day would come to a close as we gathered around the stone fireplace where Grandpa popped corn in a wire basket held over the fire, and then entertained us by tap dancing to the tune he played on an antique fiddle. Talk about fun!
Now that I'm an old widow woman living alone, hundreds of miles from my brother, with Mom and Daddy (plus Grandma and Grandpa and ten cousins) gone to their heavenly home, I no longer have much fun on Christmas day. I watch reruns of It's a Wonderful Life, Miracle on 34th Street, and Wizard of Oz for about the 60th time, and wish only that I might continue to remember the wonderful times I had with my family – on December the 25th.
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Step back in time in this 500 year old Grade II Listed stone house, set back in Marazion's Market Place, close to the beach where the tidal causeway and boats cross to St Michael's Mount.
The Cottage has been carefully restored, decorated and furnished to reflect its long history – perhaps once the home of a ship's captain?
Possibly the oldest dwelling in Marazion, it has the low doorways, crooked walls and floors of its period, but its award-winning renovation has incorporated up-to-date green energy systems including an air source heat pump, under-floor heating downstairs as well as a wood-burner, and special low temperature radiators in the bedrooms. Traditional but high quality furnishings combine comfort with character.
As you cross the threshold you enter another age, evoked by the thick stone walls, 'cruck' roof structure, ships' timber beams, 'plank-and-muntin' screens, ancient fireplaces, antique furniture and art, and traditional fabrics and paints.
The Cottage has been so sensitively and skilfully restored that it has received an award from The Cornish Building Group for its renovation as an historic treasure.
With its origins steeped in history, the cottage nevertheless has all the comforts of a modern home and you can cook in the well-equipped kitchen, dine in the pretty dining-room or barbecue in the patio garden, where small stone sheds provide useful bike and surfboard storage.
Within an easy walk of the beach, Mount's Bay Sailing Club and Marazion Marshes RSPB reserve, The Cottage may be ancient, but it is also a wonderful present day holiday home.
The exterior of The Cottage.
The Cottage is set in the heart of Marazion.
The ground floor wet room.
The master bedroom has a 6' double bed.
The rear terrace, pefect for an al fresco meal.
The roaring wood-burner in the sitting-room.
50 yards from The Cottage - going to the Mount at high tide.
The end of a good day's sailing in Mounts Bay.
The view to Marazion from Perranuthnoe beach nearby.


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Journalist Ron Lieber has been writing about the complicated relationship between humans and money for two decades. In his newest book, The Opposite of Spoiled, he attempts to identify just what the opposite of spoiled is, in order to guide parents as they prepare their children to become financially wise adults. Lieber collected stories from families who seem to have figured it out. The key, it seems, is to involve children in family money matters from a young age.
Between speaking engagements on his book tour, I talked with Lieber about why kids should not do chores to earn their weekly allowance, the best financial lesson his mother taught him and why you should let your kid fail financially as long as they learn from it.
MintLife: What is one message that you hope people take from the book?
Lieber: That our natural feelings of protection, when it comes to our children in general, are serviced poorly because our instincts are that we should shield them from money, that money is a grown-up thing, that we want them to remain innocent of it, that we fear that they will start sizing people up, or sizing us up, on the basis of how much money we have.
And as lovely and caring as that is, it is also naïve because they are thinking about money all the time anyway. It's a source of power and mystery, and our silence only starts to confuse them because they know it's important. They're drawing their own conclusions. They're picking up random pieces of information. They're putting those pieces together in wholly incorrect and inappropriate ways. So, in fact, the best way to protect our kids is to tell them whatever version of the truth is appropriate at their age level and to arm them literally, with the information they need to navigate the world.
MintLife: Why do you think it's the right time for this message?
Lieber: The big macro reason has to do with the fact that all of a sudden we're asking these kids to make six figure decisions about college at the age of 17. This is completely insane, right? Being ready to make six figure decisions, what may be the most important financial decision of your life, requires like a decade of prep, so that's the practical side of this.
The more emotional side of this is that talking about money has a direct connection to teaching kids values. And all along we've assumed the worst, that if we talked about money that those conversations would be impolite, they would be impolitic, they would be age inappropriate, they would create money-grubbing kids, and none of those things are true. In fact, they're completely false.
MintLife: What is one smart thing you remember your parents teaching you about money when you were young?
Lieber: I don't have that many memories of what went on around money before 12 or 13. But when my parents split up, things became much more acute. The thing that I remember most was that my mother brought me along to meet with this financial aid consultant that she found. To me, that was a great bit of parenting because she could have attempted to shield me from all that. But she didn't because it involved me and my future and the amount of debt that I was going to take on, and the size of the financial aid award, and why shouldn't I be a part of that, right? I mean, it was my education. And the fact that she was willing to be transparent at that point was actually helpful and it was in fact protective.
MintLife: Allowance is a hot button issue for parents. Why do you advocate a regular allowance that's not tied to whether or not children do chores?
Lieber: Because on the most practical basis, if you tie allowance to chores the kids will at some point decide that they have enough money and then they are just going to stop doing the chores. And so, if those are the terms that you're setting, you're going to end up in a situation where the chores aren't getting done.
And so, you have to decide what your point is. If your point is to try to create some kind of fake work situation in the house where the kids are getting a wage, then you have to understand that the kids will quit the job or attempt to suspend it temporarily when they feel like they have enough money. If that's okay with you, you can do it that way, but I think most people want kids to do chores because it's important for them to learn how to do housework. It's a good life skill and, as a member of the household, they ought to contribute no matter what. If that's the case, then why should they be paid?
MintLife: How do you know when a child is ready for the next level of allowance, both financially and also in the amount of responsibility that they have?
Lieber: You should advance to the next level a year before you think they're ready, just to push them along. For many parents, the next level involves setting up your kid with a clothing allowance. It's "let's sit down with the entire clothing budget and talk about what it is and why you're willing to pay this amount." Then take the whole lump sum and turn it over to the kid and see what the kid does.
And wait to see how badly they mess it up. You want to put them in where the water is a little bit over their head so that they learn to handle the bigger stuff.
MintLife: What advice do you have for people who think their kid is already spoiled?
Lieber: More often the way they ask that question is, "I haven't done any of this and my kid is 14 or 15 or 17. Is it too late?" And my answer is always no. There's a great study in the book of all these kids in Minnesota who are 15, 16, 17 who were found to be really materialistic and then [the researchers] put them through their paces and found that not only could they turn them around, but that the changes were lasting if you gave them the right programs. So you can definitely make changes and I'm not sure it's ever too late as long as they're still under your roof for at least a period of time.
Kim Tracy Prince is a Los Angeles-based writer who has a husband, two little boys, and a healthy preoccupation with money matters.


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The Bedroom Quirks of 10 Great Authors
BY Stacy Conradt
You know that Shakespeare, James Joyce and Lord Byron were geniuses when it came to their ways with words, but as anyone who knows a writer can tell you, scribes frequently come with some serious quirks. I'm reading Secret Lives of Great Authors by Robert Schnakenberg, and the secrets definitely come out. So, without further ado, I give you 10 intimate quirks of some of the finest writers ever.
1. William Shakespeare liked to swoop in on his friends' women. He overheard his friend Richard Burbage making plans with a lady one night. Richard was going to show up for the secret rendezvous and call himself "Richard III" at the door so he would be admitted to her room. Shakespeare hightailed it to her house and gave the password. True to witty form, when Richard showed up, Shakespeare sent word down that William the Conquerer came before Richard III.
2. Lord Byron kept lists of his lovers and apparently slept with more than 250 women in one year alone. Lady Caroline Lamb called him "Mad, bad, and dangerous to know." He slept with her, of course, and her cousin. And supposedly his own half sister as well. And he commemorated each one in a very, um, special way: he snipped a bit of hair (not scalp hair, people) from each conquest and saved it in a little envelope marked with the appropriate name. Until 1980 or so, these locks of love were still housed at Byron's publishing house, but they're unaccounted for these days.
3. Leo Tolstoy's quirk was basically exhibitionism, I suppose. When he married 18-year-old Sofia Behrs, he made her spend their wedding night reading his diaries. Maybe not so bad, you say, but his diaries contained detailed accounts of all of the women he had slept with throughout his lifetime. Sofia was totally not into it - her diary account the day afterward called his writing "filth" and reflected how disgusted she was.
4. W.B. Yeats had a little trouble, um, performing.
So he had an operation that would surely improve his stamina - he had monkey glands inserted into his scrotum. He declared that it not only did wonders for his sex life, it also rejuvenated his creativity. It made him the subject of much ridicule, though - Irish writer Frank O'Connor said it was like putting the engine of a Cadillac into a Ford. Ouch.
5. H.G. Wells was probably the biggest proponent of free love before it was called free love. He was married twice and cheated repeatedly on both of his wives without any remorse whatsoever. In his autobiography, he said, "I have done what I pleased, so that every bit of sexual impulse in me has expressed itself." One of his lovers said the reason this balding, overweight man was so irresistible was because he gave off a delicious scent of honey.
Also, this has nothing to do with sex, but this story cracked me up so I thought I would share it. He was once at a party and took a liking to another man's hat, so he just took it from the stand. The man had written his address in the brim, I suppose in case he lost it, so Wells wrote to the man and said, "I stole your hat. I shall keep your hat. Whenever I look inside it I shall think of you. I take off your hat to you!"
6. James Joyce was a totally randy old man. He wrote boatloads of extremely graphic love letters to his lover, Nora Barnacle, and seemed to really enjoy two things specifically: being spanked, and women's farts. Yeah. In one letter to her, he sang the praises of her "arse full of farts." But he was well aware of his quirks - when a fan once asked to "kiss the hand that wrote Ulysses," Joyce declined. He explained that the same hand had done lots of other things as well.
7. F. Scott Fitzgerald had a foot fetish. He wouldn't let anyone see his own naked feet, but women's feet made him wild. Apparently he had a particular prostitute he went to who had such lovely feet that he returned to her just so he could see them.
8. Ayn Rand basically had an open relationship with her husband. Although she was married to Frank O'Connor, she set her sights on her friend Nathaniel Branden, who was also married. Ayn kindly told Branden's wife that the two of them were going to start sleeping together, and then they did. His wife divorced him after a few years, and Nathaniel started seeing one of Ayn's fans. She freaked out and publicly denounced him. She and Frank O'Connor remained married until his death in 1979.
9. Franz Kafka was a Never Nude long before Tobias Funke came into existence. He was, by all accounts, extremely self conscious and unhappy with his appearance. Nude spas were all the rage at one point during his lifetime, and although he went because he believed it would be beneficial to his health, he refused to remove his swim trunks. Kafka is said to have loathed sex and even once said, "Coitus is the punishment for the happiness of being together." That didn't seem to stop him from having quite the series of one-nighters, though.
10. Oh, Oscar Wilde. Where to begin. Although married to Constance Lloyd, with whom he had two children, Oscar had innumerable affairs and dalliances with both sexes - and he really preferred younger boys. His first well-known major affair was a year after his wedding, with the then-underage Robert Ross, which was the first of many rendezvous with boys in their mid-to-late teens. Although he was later imprisoned for "gross misconduct" and his De Profundis seemed apologetic, he was soon back to his old ways. According to his old lover Lord Alfred Douglas (that's him in the picture with Wilde), "He was hand in glove with all the little boys on the Boulevard. He never attempted to conceal it." And in a letter to Robert Ross, whom Wilde maintained a friendship with, Wilde wrote,"Today I bade good-bye, with tears and one kiss, to the beautiful Greek boy... he is the nicest boy you ever introduced to me."
Although they separated and she changed her name, Constance Lloyd and Oscar Wilde never divorced and remained on good terms, despite the fact that she distanced herself from him and his sordid affairs.
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'Teen Mom OG' Star Tyler Baltierra's Sister Amber Arrested For Assault — See Her Mug Shot
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Amber was arrested in Texas for causing bodily injury and family violence after completing a stint in rehab on Nov. 10.
Amber Baltierra, 32, is in trouble with the law. The older sister of Teen Mom OG star Tyler Baltierra, 27, was arrested after the Williamson County Sheriff's office in Texas responded to a "domestic in progress" call on 4:41 p.m. on Nov. 10, 2019 accord to reports from Radar Online. She was arrested for assault — specifically causing family violence and bodily injury –placed in jail and held on $1,500 bond, according to the report. Her mug shot shows her looking exhausted and worn out after the dramatic evening, and her eyes appear to be puffed up from crying as she sports a side braid and bright magenta t-shirt.
Amber — who is a mom of two — has had a rough go lately, heading to rehab in May 2018 after appearing to be high in an episode of Teen Mom OG "Mommy loves you more than you guys may know right now," she wrote in an Instagram post at the time. "You both deserve nothing but the best and I will give that to you. I'm gonna miss you these 90 days. Just know I love you both with every fiber in me." Amber has a colorful history of drug abuse, with arrests tracing back to April 2013 for possessing narcotic equipment, a glass smoking pipe and driving with a restricted license. She spent 20 days in prison after pleading guilty to the 2013 charges.
Despite her past, Amber maintains that she has been sober for 18 months. "I know my truth. I know who I am. I know the growth I've made," she said in a Wednesday, Nov. 13 via her Instagram page. "I know I'm still sober. I don't have to prove that to anyone. No one talks when I'm doing good, everyone talks when you're doing bad. Let me get back to staying positive!" Her recent troubles appear to be linked to potential relationship drama, as she revealed on Instagram that she broke up with her boyfriend after she suspected he was cheating.
Tyler — who is also a dad — has yet to comment on his big sister's arrest, though, he did share a somewhat cryptic tweet on Nov. 12. "Don't let life's rejections form your self reflection. Never feel restricted to forge a new path, because happiness won't last if put your FUTURE in the hands of your PAST!" he posted.
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Charlton Announce Vaz Te Arrival
Date: 14th November 2015 at 12:17pm
The transfer window might not open until January, however that doesn't mean clubs can't bring in players if they're available on a free transfer.
Which applied to Ricardo Vaz Te!
His arrival as a Charlton player, obviously on a free, was confirmed on the Official Website on Friday.
Vaz Te, who has turned out for Bolton, Hull, Barnsley and most recently West Ham in England previously has returned to the English game after a spell with Turkish club Akhisar Belediyespor, where he scored five-goals in five appearances before parting company with them in the summer, which has seen him remain as a free agent since.
The 29-year-old has signed a deal that will keep him at the club until the end of the season.
Formerly an U23 international with Portugal the striker bagged himself 24-goals during his last, and so far only, stint in the Championship when he helped West Ham to promotion back to the Premier League with him aiming, on the goals front at least, to replicate those achievements.
Commenting, also on the Official Website following his arrival, he said.
'I am happy that this move came about and that I can start playing again. I'm very excited.'
'I want to do my very best for this club and obviously for a player like me that means contributing by scoring goals, creating goals and so on.
'I've only played one season in the Championship before and I did very well and I'd love to replicate that here, for sure. Scoring goals is a big target of mine and I want to be on the pitch as much as possible.'
Vaz Te added Charlton's former French international Alou Diarra put in a phone call to him and suggested he look to make contact with the club to see if a deal could be done, as it has with him 'relishing it.'
He's played against Charlton a number of times previously but he said he's now looking forward to playing at the Valley as an Addicks player.
'As I remember, it was an amazing stadium; good atmosphere, big pitch.
'I've played against Charlton a few times and it was always a difficult place to come. I'm looking forward to playing there for this club now.'


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Have you ever had one of those days where everything seems frustrating? Everything, even the simplest thing, seems to be struggle. It starts with a button popping off your shirt after you get fully dressed or you find a stain on a shirt that didn't fully come out in the wash and you don't recognize it until you are fully dressed and look in the mirror. Next, you can't find your keys. You left the interior light on in your car all night and didn't realize it until you go start your car the next morning…and it doesn't. At work, your computer starts acting up first thing. All the simple tasks of the day seem to take longer than they should. Your frustration builds. I hate that when it happens to me. Everybody has one of those days, right?
There are also stories that you hear of people that missed a car ride or missed their airplane flight who were frustrated or mad at themselves for the delays that happened to cause them to miss the opportunity only to find out later that the plane that they were supposed to be on or the car they supposed to be in was involved in a crash. Sometimes, too, we are not involved in such dire life and death situations but rather it is about moral choices. What if you were supposed to do something that Satan had convinced you was OK to do but that you knew was morally wrong but there were things that happened to prevent you from acting on those impulses. There were roadblocks put in your way that prevented it. Maybe, you were planning an afternoon where you were going to cheat on your spouse and suddenly there was an urgent meeting at work that required your attendance. Maybe, you are a teenager and were supposed to go to this party that ended up being out of control where someone got hurt, raped or killed but your parents unknowing that this would happen but, because you had not done your chores forced you to miss the party. You hear about such things all the time where people are prevented from doing things by circumstances in their lives that later prove to have saved them from being involved in poor moral choices of their own or by others.
Sometimes, though, it is that voice in our head rather than circumstances that tell us not to do something. We call it conscience, the voice of reason, or better judgment. You think about doing something immoral, irrational, or illegal and that voice in your head tells you not to do it so you think better of it and pass on it. Sometimes, we ignore the voice and push headlong into doing what we want to do and the thing we feared to happen actually does happen and we pay dearly for it in shame, embarrassment, loss of job, loss of marriage, or even with our very lives or the lives of others.
It was this idea of God's providential involvement in our lives that sometimes we refuse to see that I thought of when I read through this passage on Sunday morning. I struggle with this thought so much Sunday morning that I did not write and publish my daily blog yesterday. Some might call it writer's block but I just wasn't sure what to do with this idea of God placing roadblocks in our lives that came to mind. It required more thought that I had time for between getting up and going out the door on a Sunday morning. Is God that involved in our lives that He might put roadblocks in our lives to prevent some choice that we have in mind that would derail our witness, or even prevent us from accessing the life that He has intended for us, or even kill us. That is a pretty involved God if that is true. So, I wrestle with that thought in the back of my mind all day yesterday as I went through a whole day of activities at church and in my personal life that had us gone from home from 8:00am yesterday all the way until 5:30pm.
God let Balaam go with Balak's messengers, but God was angry about Balaam's greedy attitude. Balaam claimed he would not go against God just for money, but his resolve was beginning to slip. His greed for wealth offered by the king blinded him to the fact that God was trying to see how God was trying to stop him. Though we may know what God wants us to do, we can become blinded by the desires our sin stained hearts that we cannot see God trying to stop us.
That idea of God trying to prevent us from doing stupid things, illegal things, immoral things, and things that are against His will was juxtaposed in my mind against how sometimes bad things happen to good people. That is a struggle to understand. There is the concept of living in a fallen world where we sometimes pay for the mistakes of others in the ever-expanding ripple effects of sin in our world. There is the concept of God taking us out of this world when it is our appointed time in His providence over our lives. That is the point I think is that God has providence and that He is personal – even when we do not recognize it or even acknowledge it. That is a topic for another blog for another day.
However, I think that the point that is bottom line for me today in this blog is that God is deeply involved in our daily lives. He is the voice of reason in our heads. He is the voice of morality in our heads. He is the designer of the plan for our lives. Sometimes, he will put roadblocks in our lives to prevent us from making poor choices that will delay or derail our witness as Christians. He will even shut doors to us to prevent us from pursuing something that is not at the right time in our walk with Him. And, it does not have to be a choice between what is moral and what is immoral. It can be a choice between our timing and God's timing. We may think we are ready for this job in that town at this time in our lives when God knows that we are not ready for it. We may short-circuit his developmental plan for our lives by jumping into something we are not ready for too quickly and it derails us and delays us from what God had intended for us all along. We may get frustrated with God's timing and jump headlong into something that we think is His will but is really our own ego-soothing desire. We get frustrated at the closed doors not opening but maybe it is actually God looking out for us and keeping us where we are at because He has some thing that we need to learn before we take our next step in our walk with Him. Maybe there is some weakness that Satan will exploit at the next level if we short circuit God's plan for us at this level where He is maturing us and steeling us against that weakness in our walk.
So, next time, you can't find your keys and get angry and all out of sorts. Next time, you get angry at your parents for not letting you go to a party. Next time, you are late and miss your plane or miss a ride. Next time, you think about doing something immoral and something happens that prevents you from executing it. Next time, you get frustrated with God because He is not allowing something that you have desired to happen. Let us take stock and open our eyes and see God. Help us to see that He is intimately involved in the details of our lives. Help us to wake up and see that God does care deeply for each and every one us (even when we are not believers) and takes providential care over our lives. Let us remember that there is nothing random in God's plan for our lives. He is God. He is Almighty. When we clear the fog of ego and desire from our eyes, we can see God's hand in our lives. When we think of God having that much care for our lives, it makes Him less remote and more a part of our daily lives. That's what He wants is for us to recognize that He is God and He is there all the time, not just when we decide to talk to Him. He is there all the time. Let us be a people that recognizes that though God is mighty and in control of the entire universe, He knows me and you personally. He knows you. He knows me. Personally.


Artist and teacher, Irina Okula received her MFA in Ceramics from Southern Illinois University and has been fascinated with clay ever since. Okula makes her work on the wheel creating utilitarian objects for the home that are gas fired. She also creates unique sculptural forms that are elaborately finished bowls and pots based on a process used by the Indians of the southwest. After a number of painstaking steps, Okula fires her work in a closed clay container called a saggar, using combustible organic material such as salt marsh hay, which burn off but leave indelible colors and markings on her work. Each piece emerges as mysterious as a sunset, polished but without a touch of glaze.
Small ceramic bowl by Irina Okula; beautiful glaze work; soda fired; 1 7/8″ tall, 4″ rim diameter.


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On July 30, 1998, the pilot of Proteus Airlines Flight 706 made a slight detour so his passengers could watch a famous ocean liner. Proteus Airlines Flight 706 was a scheduled commuter flight from Lyon, France to Lorient, France. [1] On 30 March 2001, Proteus, Flandre, and Regional Airlines merged into Régional Compagnie Aérienne Européenne.[2]. is an authorized user. As well, the pilot of the Cessna had failed to turn on his plane's transponder, effectively making the aircraft invisible to radar systems on the ground. [2]:21–22 At the time of this request, a Cessna 177 registered F-GAJE belonging to a local flying club took off from the airfield at Vannes for a local flight to Quiberon. [4], The investigation found that the Cessna's transponder had not been switched on. You could also do it yourself at any point in time. All rights reserved. This accident was known as Quiberon Bay plane crash. [2]:18 After they received confirmation of this request at 13:58, the Proteus crew's aircraft collided with the Cessna. The biggest contributing factor to the accident was the crew of the 1900D electing to take a detour to fly around the SS Norway. Deadly Detour (Proteus Airlines Flight 706) Der Nordwesten Frankreichs im Hochsommer. プロテウス航空706便空中衝突事故(プロテウスこうくう706びんくうちゅうしょうとつじこ)は1998年 7月30日、フランスのリヨンからロリアンに向かうプロテウス航空706便がキブロン湾上空でセスナと空中衝突した事故である。 双方の乗員乗客15人全員が死亡した 海神航空706號班機 ( 英语 : Proteus Airlines Flight 706 ) 科羅拉多航空2286號班機 ( 英语 : Trans-Colorado Airlines Flight 2286 ) 德国之翼航空9525号班机; 嘉魯達印尼航空421號班機空難; 亚洲航空(印尼)8501号班机; 美国国家航空102号班机 Sie fliegen in einer niedrigen Schleife um die Bucht von Quiberon. [2]:53 In communicating with an AFIS controller at Quiberon, the pilot of the Cessna was likewise not informed of the presence of the Beechcraft. The source code for the WIKI 2 extension is being checked by specialists of the Mozilla Foundation, Google, and Apple. Would you like Wikipedia to always look as professional and up-to-date? Proteus Airlines Flight 706 was a scheduled commuter flight from Lyon, France to Lorient, France. Despite hundreds of eyewitnesses, no one seems to know what brought down the twin-engine Beechcraft. The main landing gear sheared off and ruptured a fuel line, triggering a fire that claimed the lives of 43 of the 85 people aboard. In May 1996, it began scheduled services under its new name. Proteus Airlines 706 oli lähestymässä heidän määränpäähänsä, kun koneen tuntematon matkustaja tuli ohjaamoon ja pyysi lentäjiä lentämään koneen SS Francen ympäri. On Nov. 11, 1965, United Airlines Flight 227 came down 335 feet short of the Salt Lake City International Airport runway. [2]:9 At 13:56 the pilot of the Cessna contacted the flight information service at Quiberon as he passed Larmor-Baden and informed them of his intent to descend from 3,000 feet (910 m) to 1,500 feet (460 m). [2]:47, The investigation also revealed that the organization of activity in the Beechcraft's cockpit as well as its ergonomics during the left-hand 360° turn did not allow for effective monitoring during the merger of the two aircraft, particularly to the outside of the turn, placing the Cessna in the Beechcraft's blind spot. Proteus Airlines was a French regional airline with its head offices in Saint-Apollinaire, Côte-d'Or, France,[1] near Dijon, and in Saint-Étienne. Both aircraft immediately fell to the water, killing all 14 passengers and crew on board the Beechcraft, as well as the sole occupant of the 177. It was a decision that ended up causing a tragic, mid-air collision. Incidents and accidents. It will enhance any encyclopedic page you visit with the magic of the WIKI 2 technology. Air Crash Investigation S16E05 Proteus Airlines Flight 706 (Deadly Detour) Air Crash Investigation S16E05 Proteus Airlines Flight 706 (Deadly Detour) Bildir. Both aircraft crashed in the sea, killing fifteen people. On July 30, 1998, the pilot of Proteus Airlines Flight 706 made a slight detour so his passengers could watch a famous ocean liner. Mid-air collision over Quiberon Bay, France, ✪ Proteus Airlines Flight 706/Cessna 177RG Cardinal F-GAJE - Crash Animation, ✪ Crash of Flight 706 - Impact Reconstruction, ✪ Crash of Flight 706 - Flight Reenactment, Aviation accidents and incidents in France, Includes overseas departments and overseas territories. About seventy minutes into the flight, the crew made a request to the Lorient approach controller to deviate from their route slightly to the west to Quiberon Bay. To install click the Add extension button. A short hop from Lyon, France to Brittany in 1998 is extended when pilots of Proteus Airlines Flight 706 decide to give passengers a bird's-eye view of a legendary French ocean liner nearby. By viewing our video content you are accepting the terms of our Video Services Policy. © 2010-2020 SNI/SI Networks L.L.C. [3], The airline was originally known as Proteus Air System. Both aircraft crashed in the sea, killing fifteen people. Miehistö pyysi kello 15:54 siirtyä … On July 30, 1998, a Beechcraft 1900D, operating as Proteus Airlines Flight 706 from Lyon to Lorient in Brittany, was hit by a privately-owned Cessna 177RG over Quiberon Bay, killing all 15 people on board both aircraft.The biggest contributing factor to the accident was the crew of the 1900D electing to take a detour to fly around the SS Norway. The 1971 midair collision occurred 5½ years after Utah's deadliest airplane crash. We have created a browser extension. [2]:55, This accident was featured in the 16th season of the Canadian TV series Mayday. Both aircraft crashed in the sea, killing fifteen people. Daha fazla videoya gözat. Later examinations of the 1900D's cockpit voice recorder revealed that a passenger made his way to the cockpit and told the pilot and co-pilot of the presence of the Norway nearby, then suggested that the crew fly the aircraft closer to the ship. Um ihren Passagieren einen legendären Ozeanriesen aus der Vogelperspektive zu zeigen, weichen die Piloten des Proteus-Flugs 706 von ihrer vorgesehenen Flugroute ab. This website is intended for viewing solely in the United States and its territories and possessions. [2]:53, In documentation published by the Aeronautical Information Service in 1997 and 1998 and probably used by the pilot of the Cessna, the use of a transponder while operating under visual flight rules could be interpreted as optional. On July 30, 1998 the Beechcraft 1900D operating the flight collided in mid-air with a light aircraft over Quiberon Bay.
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Coakley: Don't sell cluster bombs, ban them
Jul 7, 2016 at 11:27 PM Jul 7, 2016 at 11:27 PM
It is difficult to hear about the bombings in Saudi Arabia and Baghdad and the subsequent calls for more war. Even though we know from history that violence will not end violence and political solutions are more likely to end the war, one can rightly ask, "What are the alternatives?"
Daesh likes to tell us that they are in a war with the West - that we look down on the non-Western world and treat them without respect for their human rights. In the civil war in Yemen there are questions about our support for Saudi Arabia's involvement. In recent months Saudi Arabia has dropped cluster bombs in civilian areas and it is difficult to tell if they are fighting Daesh or rebels who support the deposed President. One thing we do know is that it is against the law to use cluster bombs in civilian areas.
In a 2011 Department of State Guidance on the Sale of Cluster Munitions, DSCA Policy 11-33 [SAMM E-Change 151], it says cluster bombs are not to be used where civilians are known to be present or when the unexploded ordinance is more than one percent. We know that these bombs have killed or injured civilians in Yemen and Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International question the one percent rate of unexploded ordinances.
Though 119 other countries have signed on to the international 2010 Convention on Cluster Munitions, the United States and 80 other countries have not. To our credit Congress passed and Obama signed an export ban in 2011 that forbid their use in civilian areas and require that no more than one percent of the bombs dropped result in unexploded ordinances.
In 2013 Textron won a contract worth $641 million to produce cluster bombs (Sensor Fuzed Weapons) for sale to Saudi Arabia. On June 23 of this year the House narrowly defeated an amendment to bar the sale of these weapons to Saudi Arabia and to their credit all of our Congressmen in Massachusetts voted in favor of it. Textron disputes the failure rate, but if one civilian is killed indiscriminately, Daesh can use that to recruit more fighters. What do we gain from selling these cruel weapons? It is time for Congress to join the rest of the international community and ban cluster bombs all together, but for now a temporary ban on cluster munitions is needed. And $641 million would go a long way to educate children on unexploded ordinances, help refugees, and support non-violent civilian groups. And Textron might be suited to help locate and diffuse the unexploded ordinances and support the efforts of groups clearing land mines in nearly 80 countries including Laos, Cambodia, Colombia, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Iraq, Angola, Bosnia and Sudan.
In the Senate, Senators Murphy (D-CT) and Rand Paul (R-KY) have introduced an amendment - like the one in the House to bar the sale of cluster bombs and we hope Sen. Warren and Markey will support the amendment should it come up for a vote.
In the teeming world of arms sales, temporarily barring the sale of cluster bombs is just a drop in the bucket, but that is one drop in the bucket that might say to non-Western civilizations, we do care about your lives and we do seek solutions through other means than weapons.
CAROL L. COAKLEY


The sad truth about modern dating is that quality men are very hard to find. It can be so discouraging for women to put time and efforts into finding a man only to be disappointed. A woman can end up lowering her standards and expectations and still feel cheated and disappointed in the end. She is left to ponder if she's the cause. She thinks she's actually the problem. But as Irvine matchmakers with nearly 30 years of experience, we know that's not the case.
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2. Men have a lot of options today.
Have you ever been to a buffet where you had an endless sea of choices and didn't know what to pick so you picked everything? Your plate had a little bit of pasta, pizza, Chinese, desserts, steak, you name it. Men these days have endless choices too, and they have it right at their fingertips, which is why it's very difficult for them to just pick one dish.
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Men know that there's always something better around the corner, which is why they hold out for the next best thing. This is the reason many men simply won't commit to a woman. They think there's always someone better around the corner.
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Perhaps you want to settle down, have a relationship, and eventually get married. But men today don't have the same views. The pressure of getting married is now gone. There's no denying that there's a growing trend of couples who stay together without getting married.
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We're talking to all the women out there who go out every weekend looking for Mr. Right. But 99% of the time, Mr. Right won't be at a local bar or club picking up women. Your dream guy is most likely at places you never thought about, such as the dog park, a pottery class, or a coffee shop.
6. Commitment-phobia is taking over.
Talk about the latest epidemic that hit the dating scene like a plague. Commitment-phobia is as real as it gets. Men today are afraid of being exclusive, thanks to, once again, the very popular hookup culture promoted by dating apps.
7. Men are afraid of strong women.
You are a strong, successful, and independent woman who isn't afraid of going after what she wants. Unfortunately, that can be a man repellant. Men don't like it when a woman does better than them.
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As sad as it might seem, perhaps you've been meeting men who are just too immature. These men aren't emotionally or mentally ready to be in a relationship. They might have good intentions but lack the maturity to keep a relationship alive.
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