Typical Dutch candles: 3 characteristic canalside houses in red, white, and blue. Classics as a contemporary souvenir. A design by Eric Wijffelaars from Atelier OZO, made of reused church candle wax. Great for use at home, but - wrapped in a gift box - also perfect as a gift.
These candles have a typical Dutch nature: a series of 3 canalside houses with each a different characteristic front: a stepped gable, a Dutch gable, and a neck-gable. In red, white, and blue. A decorative and practical souvenir, designed by Eric Wijffelaars from Atelier OZO. A small piece of Holland; the ultimate gift for relatives or friends abroad.
The way in which Atelier OZO obtains wax is a special story. It comes from the remains of sacrificial candles in Dutch churches. The thoughts of churchgoers, wishes, hope, and love - fused into these candles. Hand-made Dutch designer products by designer Eric Wijffelaars. Always delivered in a gift box.


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What treatment is required for polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) prior to land disposal?
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act does not prescribe specific polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) treatment technologies. PCBs are generally regulated by the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). For further information on their regulations, we recommend that you contact the TSCA Hotline at (202) 554-1404.
The LDR requirements only apply to those hazardous wastes subject to 40 CFR Part 268. PCBs are not defined as hazardous wastes in Part 261 and therefore not subject to Part 268 (Memo, Weddle to Verde; May 18, 1984 (RCRA Online #12235)).
-- the waste meets the LDR treatment standards for D004-D011 or for contaminated soil (Section 268.49).
However, PCB-containing dielectric fluid and the electronic equipment which holds such fluid are exempt from RCRA Subtitle C regulation if the material satisfies two criteria (§261.8). First, the PCB wastes must be regulated under the TSCA standards in Part 761. Second, only the PCB wastes that exhibit the toxicity characteristic (TC) for waste codes D018 through D043 may qualify for the exemption (Monthly Call Center Report Question, September 1996 (RCRA Online #14014)).
When PCBs are present in hazardous waste, both RCRA and TSCA regulations may apply to the waste. However, when the regulations conflict, the stricter regulation applies (Memo, Lowrance to Wassersug; September 22, 1989 (RCRA Online #11470)).


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Following are some of our favorite pictures from our two week stay in Siena.
The Duomo is similar to the one in Orvieto, but not quite as elaborate on the exterior.
The interior of the Duomo contains a lot of significant art. This statue of St. Jerome is by Bernini.
These frescoes in the Duomo were finished 550 years ago and have never been restored. The colors look like they were finished yesterday.
The rooftops of Siena with the central square, El Campo, in the center. The building with the tower is city hall.
The fountain in El Campo was supposed to be Carrera marble, but the sculptor used a cheaper local marble which degraded with time. The originals are in a museum and these are copies made from molds of the originals.
People sit and lay in El Campo as if they were at the beach.
City Hall on El Campo.
The city hall has a pair of frescoes called Effects of Good and Bad Government. What more fitting place than city hall for such a topic. Above is part of the good government with Angels and happy, employed people. The bad government has death and Devils.
The fortress became Susan's favorite place to exercise. The top was shaded with trees and had a wide walking path. This is not what she wears to exercise!
The public market and countryside behind city hall.
The city gate.
An old town well. The water flowed through three areas. The first area was for people to drink. The second area was for domestic animals. The third area was for laundry. And the remaining water was used for industrial purposes.
A small church near our apartment. It was a landmark for going home.
The Chigiana Musical Accademy. The interior is a fabulous palace, art collection, and musical instrument museum.
The Siena Synagogue, home to the fifty Jews of Siena.
Siena was filled with narrow quiet streets.
The hill top town of San Gimignano is noted for its towers.
The main street of San Gimignano.
The Baptistry in Volterra.
The Viti Palace in the hill town of Volterra.
The Roman Theater in Volterra. The remains of the stage is the columns at the lower right.
Volterra was a very small town, but it had a nice park with a former fortress that is now a prison in the background.
Volterra and the Tuscan countryside with ominous clouds approaching.
The hillside town of Monteriggioni is entirely contained within the walls of the former fort.
The Monteriggioni church.
One thought on "Siena Pictures"
Jean Evans says:
Susan – where did you get those nice sandals? Hmmm?

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Q: Laravel cannot connect to Azure MySQL I am working on a Laravel product which has to connect to Azure MySql server. I have the following config in .env file:

/.ENV

DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=hostname.mysql.database.azure.com
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE=dbname
DB_USERNAME=username@hostname
DB_PASSWORD=1234567890

But Laravel cannot connect to the MySQL properly, and give this error
SQLSTATE[HY000] [1045] Access denied for user 'username'@'123.123.123.123' (using password: YES) (SQL: select * from `users`)

It seems like Laravel has replaced the hostname with server ip in the username. How can I make Laravel not replacing the hostname, and connect to the Azure MySQL properly.

A: Azure requires SSL connections by default. You can turn these off in Azure or use:
'options'   => array(
                \PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_SSL_VERIFY_SERVER_CERT => false,
                \PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_SSL_KEY => '/certs/client-key.pem',
                \PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_SSL_CERT => '/certs/client-cert.pem',
                \PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_SSL_CA => '/certs/ca.pem',
            ),

A: The issue is likely to do with the user permissions on the MySQL server itself. You can try to create a new MySQL User using username@% (which is username with any hostname`.
E.g.
CREATE USER 'newuser'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'some-password';
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON your_database . * TO 'newuser'@'%';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

Then update your Laravel .env file with the new username and password.

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'Godzilla' director Gareth Edwards hired for standalone 'Star Wars' flick due 2016
May 23, 2014 by Simon Miraudo 0 Comments
It's a good month to be Gareth Edwards. The director has a massive hit on his hands with Godzilla, which has already grossed more than $200 million worldwide, and if that wasn't enough, Disney and Lucasfilm have just announced him as the helmer of their first standalone Star Wars flick. According to THR, his spin-off will […]
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Monster mash – Godzilla review
By Simon Miraudo May 15, 2014 Less is more, except when it comes to Godzilla, when more is perceived to be the whole damn point. That's the conventional thinking, anyway, and there might not be a more conventional cinematic thinker than Roland Emmerich, whose 1998 attempt to bring the Japanese icon to the screen substituted […]
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Godzilla 3D hits cinemas May 2014
That new Godzilla movie you've been feverishly anticipating (right?) has been given an official release date: May 16, 2014. According to Deadline, it will also be in 3D. There is still little information available about the pic, though we know it's being directed by Gareth Edwards (of low-budget Monsters fame), and has been written by David Callaham, David S. Goyer, […]
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Monsters 2 in the works
May 18, 2011 by Jess Lomas 1 Comment
Screen Daily reports Vertigo Films is prepping a sequel to the hit low budget sci-fi Monsters. The sequel, appropriately titled Monsters 2, will be helmed by two emerging talents, Brent Bonacorso and Jesse Atlas. The director of the first film, Gareth Edwards, will serve as Executive Producer with Monsters actor Scoot McNairy and Vertigo's Rupert […]
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Monsters star joins Brad Pitt in Cogan's Trade
February 18, 2011 by Jess Lomas 1 Comment
Scoot McNairy will star alongside Brad Pitt in Cogan's Trade, Deadline New York reports. We reported in January that Pitt would headline the cast of Andrew Dominik's adaptation of the George V. Higgins novel of the same name. Now McNairy will take his first major role since 2010's hit low-budget film Monsters. Monsters has proven […]
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Monsters director takes on Godzilla
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Monsters director Gareth Edwards has been nabbed by Legendary Pictures to direct for them a new Godzilla movie. According to THR, Edwards is close to finalising a deal that will see him write and direct the first major Godzilla film since Roland Emmerich had his way with the giant lizard back in 1998. In my […]
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Budget beasties – Monsters review
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Monsters – Starring Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able. Directed by Gareth Edwards. Rated M. By Simon Miraudo. I'd sooner believe director Gareth Edwards had hired actual extra-terrestrials to make an appearance in his film Monsters, than accept the fact that he was able to construct them with his SFX-savvy and a measly budget of $500,000. […]
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10) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Yung-…[Hoang Che Tse]. b. 12th June 1751 (s/o Shu Fei). He d. in infancy.
i) H.H. Prince Yi-hsu, 3rd Hsun (Hsun Ku Shan Pei Tzu). Succeeded on the death of his father, 1809.
(a) Noble (Fêng Ên Chiang Chün) P'u-tung. b. 1871. Taught at Tsinghua Univ. An expert on Chinese drama. He d. 1952.
b. Imperial clansman (Tsung Shih) Chin-yü [Heng Yü].
2. Imperial clansman (Tsung Shih) Hêng-you.
(ii) Imperial clansman (Tsung Shih) Yü-kang.
(iii) Imperial clansman (Tsung Shih) Yü-ch'ung, educ. at the Imperial Palace with Emperor Hsuan-tung (P'u-yi).
c) The Noble (Eul-teng Chên Kuo Chiang Chün) Mien-tsung.
d) H.H. Prince (To Lo Pei Lê) Mien-se. Adopted by his uncle, Prince Yung-ch'i. He d. 8th December 1848.
e) The Noble (Chên Kuo Chiang Chün) Mien-k'o.
f) The Noble (Eul-teng Chên Kuo Chiang Chün) Mien-p'ing.
a) Princess (Hsien Chu Kung Chu) … m. 1786, Prince Dewe Dorji, an Aokhan Mongol nobleman.
b) Princess (Hsien Chu Kung Chu) … m. 1797, a Khorchin Mongol nobleman.
12) H.H. Prince (To Lo Pei Lê) Yung-ch'i. b. 7th June 1752 (s/o Empress Hsiao Hsien). He d. 17th March 1776.
13) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Yung-ching. b. 22nd January 1756 (s/o Empress Hsiao Hsien). He d. 7th September 1757.
14) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Yung-lu. b. 31st August 1757 (s/o Empress Hsiao Yi-chun). He d. 23rd April 1760.
15) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Yung-yen, Prince (Ho Shê Ch'in Wang) Chia, who succeeded as H.I.M. Emperor Chia-ching [Jen-tsung Jui Huang Ti], Great Emperor of the Great Ching Dynasty (s/o Empress Hsiao Yi-chun) - see below.
16) H.H. Prince (Huang Tzu) Yung-…[Hoang Che Lou Tse]. b. 13th January 1763 (s/o Empress Hsiao Yi-chun). He d. in infancy.
c) H.I.H. Prince Mien-min, 2nd Prince Ch'ing (Ch'ing To Lo Chün Wang). He d.s.p. 12th November 1836, having had issue, three sons.
(a) H.I.H. Prince P'u-chong, 6th Prince Ch'ing (Ch'ing Ho Shê Ch'in Wang). b. 1897.
(b) Prince (Pu Ju Pa Fên Chên Kuo Kung) P'u-jui.
(2) Lieutenant-General H.E. Prince (Pu Ju Pa Fên Chên Kuo Kung) Tsai-fu. Cdt of the Guard, Special Ambassador to the USA 1908.
(3) Prince (Pu Ju Pa Fên Chên Kuo Kung) Tsai-shou. He d. before 1910.
(4) Prince (Pu Ju Pa Fên Chên Kuo Kung) Tsai-luen.
(1) Princess (Chün Chu Kung Chu) ... m. Prince (Chün Chu E Fu) Nayentu, a seventh generation descendant of General H.H. Ching-che Tu-yi Tsereng, 1st Prince Chao-yung and Khalkha, sometime Ambassador to Russia.
1) H.H. Princess Ho-…(Ku Lun Ho-…Kung Chu). b. 1729 (d/o Empress Hsiao Yi-chun). She d. 1730.
3) H.H. Princess Ho-ching (Ku Lun Ho-ching Kung Chu). b. 1731 (d/o Empress Hsiao Yi-chun). m. 1747, Prince (Ku Lun E Fu) Septeng Baljur (d. at Peking, 9th February 1775), son of General H.H. Bandi, Prince Darkhan (Ho Shê Darkhan Ch'in Wang), of the Khorchin Mongols. She d. 1792, having had issue, a son and several daughters.
4) H.H. Princess Ho-chia (Ku Lun Ho-chia Kung Chu). b. 1745. m. 1760, General H.E. Fu Lung An, 2nd Prince Chung-yung (b. 1743; d. 13th April 1784), Presdt. Brd. of War 1768-1771 and 1776-1784, of the Brd. of Works 1771-1776, second son of Fu Heng, 1st Prince Chung-yung. She d. 1767, having had issue.
5) H.H. Princess Ho-…(Ku Lun Ho-…Kung Chu). b. 1753 (d/o Empress Hsiao Hsien).
6) H.H. Princess Ho-…(Ku Lun Ho-…Kung Chu).
7) H.H. Princess Ho-ching (Ku Lun Ho-ching Kung Chu). b. 1756 (d/o Empress Hsiao Yi-chun). m. 1770, Lhawang Dorji, 3rd Prince Ch'ao-yung (Ho Shê Ch'ao-yung Ch'in Wang) (d. 1816), son of General H.E. Cenggun Jabu, 2nd Prince Ch'ao-yung, Governor of Uliasutai 1750-1754 and 1756-1771. She d. 1775.
8) H.H. Princess Ho-ko (Ku Lun Ho-ko Kung Chu). b. 1758 (d/o Empress Hsiao Yi-chun). m. 1772, H.E. Jalantai, 2nd Prince Wu-i Mou-yang (d. 1788), son of General H.E. Chao-hui, 1st Prince Wu-i Mou-yang [Wen-Hsieng], Adj-Gen. Imperial Bodyguard. She d. 1780.
9) H.I. H. Princess Ho-hsiao (Ku Lun Ho-hsiao Kung Chu). b. 1771. m. 1789, Prince (Ku Lun E Fu) Feng-shên Yin-de (b. 1771; d.1810), son of Lieutenant-General H.E. Ho-shên, 1st Prince Chung-Hsieng, Grand Guardian of the Heir Apparent. She d. 1823.
10) H.H. Princess Ho-…(Ku Lun Ho-…Kung Chu). b. 1775 (d/o Tun Fei).


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Has Keanu finally found love? Reeves and mystery woman enjoy dinner date in London
Keanu Reeves has never married and seems to lead a sad and lonely existence if internet postings are to be believed.
But it appears the 46-year-old actor may finally have something to be happy about after he was pictured with a mystery woman in London yesterday.
The actor managed to raise a smile as he left Nobu Berkley restaurant with the pretty brunette.
With is long hair and unshaven face, the Matrix star was his usual camera shy self but seemed to be happy being in the lady's company.
He carried a cycle helmet in his hand and was dressed down in jeans, T-shirt and green jacket.
His date looked slender in a grey top, short denim skirt and had a large scarf wrapped around her neck.
Keanu has also been linked to Charlize Theron since her split from long-term boyfriend Stuart Townsend.
They were spotted hugging in the street last year which led to rumours they were dating.
The pair starred alongside each other in The Devil's Advocate in 1997 and Sweet November in 2001.
When a picture of Keanu sitting alone on a park bench came to light last year, a Facebook page titled Cheer-Up Keanu was started and garnered thousands of messages.
The actor was left reeling when his girlfriend Jennifer Syme died in a car accident in 2001.
She had given birth to their daughter Ava Archer who was stillborn.
Reeves has recently wrapped filming in Budapest on his upcoming movie 47 Ronin, which is a remake of the 1994 Japanese film.
The epic period tale is now continuing production in England.
The film is a story of 'honor, revenge and impossible love' which is famous in Japan and is based on a true story.
47 Ronin is about a group of samurai left leaderless when their master was forced to commit suicide after assaulting a court official.
The Ronin planned and executed their revenge against the official... and were then forced to kill themselves for committing the murder.
According to Variety: 'The film will tell a stylized version of the story, mixing fantasy elements of the sort seen in The Lord of The Rings pictures, with gritty battle scenes akin to those in films such as Gladiator.'
The movie, which is being directed by Carl Rinsch, will be shot entirely in 3D and has a release date of November 21, 2012.
1. Love interest? Keanu Reeves managed to raise a smile as he left London restaurant Nobu Berkley with a mystery woman last night
2. New leading lady: The 46-year-old actor seemed camera shy to be spotted with the pretty brunette
3. Unlucky in love: Keanu has recently been linked to Charlize Theron but has seemingly not had a significant relationship for many years
4. Upcoming flick: Keanu is currently filming new movie 47 Ronin about a group of samurai left leaderless when their master was forced to commit suicide
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Always, this stuff.
It's pretty bad when they're reduced to retreads just to get into print.
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Does anyone know the brand or any details abaout the green jacket that he is wearing? I just love the style and love to have one of those. Please your help
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Q: Selenium WebDriver c# Is it possible to attach a file to upload I want to attach a file for upload. Part of a test I am attempting the following but it is not working
1) Enter some details into the input fields
2) Click Browse on the Web site
3) Enter a file path in the windows popup that appears
4) Click Open on the windows popup
5) Click Apply on the Web site

Driver.FindElement(By.Id("Name")).SendKeys(name);
Driver.FindElement(By.Id("EmailAddress")).SendKeys(email);
Driver.FindElement(By.Id("TelephoneNumber")).SendKeys(telephone.ToString());
Driver.FindElement(By.Name("file")).Click();
Driver.SwitchTo().ActiveElement().SendKeys("/home/likewise-open/GLOBAL/123/Documents/filename.txt");
Driver.Manage().Timeouts().ImplicitlyWait(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5));
Driver.FindElement(By.Id("convertButton"));

A: Since WebDriver can only handle web based interactions and not windows based ones,
you will need the AutoIT utility in order to upload or download and integrate it in Selenium script. AutoIT is a free tool.

A: just try this code
Driver.FindElement(By.Name("yourUploadFileTextBox")).SendKeys("/home/likewise-open/GLOBAL/123/Documents/filename.txt");
Driver.Manage().Timeouts().ImplicitlyWait(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5));
Driver.FindElement(By.Id("convertButton"));

It will work. No need to click the browse button. Just sendKeys on the textBox where filePath appears.


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The Pillars of Hammonton
A dialogue between Mr. Sam and the wonderful people of Hammonton.
Chief Sean Macri
Jan 11th, 2021 by Mr. Sam
Sean Macri is the chief of the Hammonton Fire Department. In this episode we discuss Fire Prevention Week, saving lives, playing tug-of-war against the Hammonton Police Department, and the Fire Department's close relationship with Santa!
Mike Velardi and Matt Zuccarello
Dec 29th, 2020 by Mr. Sam
Mike Velardi and Matt Zuccarello are two sports fanatics who host a podcast called, The Sports Box. In this episode we talk about politics in the world of sports, coaching Hammonton's youth, The Eagles, and professional wrestling.
Christina DiDonato Dillon
Dec 23rd, 2020 by Mr. Sam
Christina DiDonato Dillon is the President of Marketing and Business Development at DiDonato Family Fun Center. In this podcast she talks about running her business during covid, the amazing food at DiDonato's, being the Mayor's daughter, and so much more!
Dave Morgan-Lolio
Dec 21st, 2020 by Mr. Sam
Dave Morgan-Lolio is the former WAWA guy who is currently working at Abby's Angel Kisses. He can be seen volunteering at various events around the town of Hammonton. In this episode we discuss crazy WAWA stories, the work he does around town, and so much more!
Art Club has done an incredible job of making a positive impact on Hammonton during an incredibly difficult year. Don Swenson, Maribeth, and Samantha Rose are three of Art Club's original members. In this episode we talk about bringing art to Hammonton, Third Thursday, Free Art Friday, creating murals for the whole town to see, Ninja Turtles, and so much more.
Kimberly Zuccarello, Kristina Branin, and Stacey Arena
Dec 6th, 2020 by Mr. Sam
Season two is here!!! The Pillars is starting off with a bang. In this episode I speak with lifelong Hammontonians, teachers, and the best of friends. We speak about being a teacher in the age of Covid, Kimberly's fight against cancer, about the sad sad story of Stacey having missed out on the READ Preschool experience, and so much more!
Tiffany Bendig
Mar 19th, 2020 by Mr. Sam
Tiffany Bendig is one of Hammontons greatest and most powerful forces of optimism. In this episode she discusses her struggles with cancer, and how she came out on top.
Jaime Lynn Wuillermin
Mar 8th, 2020 by Mr. Sam
Jaime Lynn Wuillermin is the director of Groovy Kids. In this episode she discusses her life in Las Vegas, making quilts that serve as family mementos, what she would add to Hammonton if she was the mayor, and all of the awesome stuff she does with Groovy Kids.
Gilda Ceasar
Mar 1st, 2020 by Mr. Sam
Gilda Ceasar is the incredible greeter at Hammonton's Walmart. In this episode she discusses her passion for greeting people, the foods she loves to cook, the people she loves to help, and how she enjoys a good time in Atlantic City.
Alex Jenkins
Feb 23rd, 2020 by Mr. Sam
Alex Jenkins is the owner-operator at Taffeta Hair and Makeup Design. In this conversation she talks about growing up in Hammonton as a tomboy, being in the wedding business while going through a divorce, the time she turned Mr. Sam into a dinosaur, and how the queen comes out on top!
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as it flows into the clepsydra the grains of sand.
my warm soul that surrounds you with its hand.
is the fragrant, beautiful scented flower, like a lip balm.
and you embrace me all in your comforting palm.
under the burst of tender kisses of a guitar on fire.
your touch on a bear fur, like a hot desire.
your face is dear heaven in my humble garden.
it's the flame burning, without asking for a pardon.
with fine caresses on my long raven hair.
our bathing in the great spiritual love, like a prayer.
when the sunrays brings us to life without any risk.
spring suite appears, warmed by the heavenly yellow disk.
for you have the power to raise me up and wipe my tears away.
for you are expected, loneliness has announced its delay.
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Indie acts offer mix of gimmicks, catchy rock
Mike Evans | Oct 31, 2020 | Sounds
The Magnetic Fields — 'Quickies'
THE GOOD: American indie outfit Magnetic Fields (singer/songwriter Stephin Merritt and his band of merry pranksters) returns with its 12th.
THE BAD: "Quickies" comes with a gimmick that sometimes confines Merritt's brilliance.
THE NITTY GRITTY: In 2017, the group gave us the concept album "50 Song Memoir," a sprawling collection of 50 tracks, each one representing a year of Merritt's life. "Quickies" is either that record's exact opposite or a strange companion piece. Here we have 28 songs, the longest clocking in at two-and-a-half minutes, the shortest a succinct 17 seconds. It sounds like a typical MF collection, although the arrangements are stripped down to their bare essence and the melodies are very direct (no time for complexities here).
Merritt is his usual brand of cleverness, delivering satirical, humorous and even strangely morbid songs. Most of them work, but the failed experiments aren't long enough to crash the album. I only wish some of these ideas were more fully realized, the music benefitting from not having to fit predetermined time constraints.
BUY IT?: Your choice.
Declan Mckenna — 'Zeros'
THE GOOD: British singer/songwriter Declan McKenna dodges the sophomore slump.
THE BAD: Not much.
THE NITTY GRITTY: Upon the release of his 2017 debut, then-18-year-old McKenna was hailed as a modern rock boy wonder, and rightfully so. "What Do You Think About the Car" was far from perfect, but the record made it clear the guy already had a distinct voice, style and wisdom beyond his years. Now "Zeros" finds McKenna progressing at a logical pace as he plows through his early 20s. It's a concept album and cautionary tale about the end of days, leaving Earth and traveling through space. Of course, sci-fi influences run through the work. Musically, we're given straightforward rock sprinkled with bits of glam and flashes of prog.
Tracks such as "The Key to Life on Earth" and "Emily" draw us in with big melodies and whirling arrangements, a majestic opposite to the sometimes bleak lyrical content. The entire affair is much grander in scope and leaves us wondering where he'll go next.
BUY IT?: Sure.
Surfer Blood — 'Carefree Theater'
THE GOOD: Florida indie rockers Surfer Blood push forward with their sixth.
THE BAD: "Carefree Theater" takes a little while to find its stride. But once it does, the band proves it's back.
THE NITTY GRITTY: Surfer Blood has had a rough history. In 2012, frontman John Paul Pitts alienated a lot of fans after being arrested for domestic battery (all charges were later dropped). A few years after that, original guitarist Thomas Fekete succumbed to stomach cancer. But Surfer Blood is forging ahead, and "Theater" is a step in the right direction.
Taking its title from an historic theater in the band's hometown of West Palm Beach, the album is steeped in the Surfer Blood tradition — that is, catchy guitar rock with just the right amount of melodrama to embolden the big melodies. Tracks such as "In My Mind," "Summer Trope" and the title cut ride the perfect amount of sway and swagger. Electric guitars clash with grace. The whole concoction is … what's the word … oh yeah: carefree.
BUY IT?: Yes.
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Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater, Florida • February 24, 2020
by Michelle Wilson
Fresh off his "Keeping The Blues Alive At Sea VI 2020" music cruise, Joe Bonamassa kicked off the first evening of a two night-residence at Clearwater, Florida's Ruth Eckerd Hall. Playing to a packed house for over two hours, the slick, impeccably dressed, renown blues guitarist thrilled the crowd with his axe arsenal, signature sizzling licks and sensational vocals. He was backed by his usual seven-piece dynamic touring band including Michael Rhodes (bass), Reese Wynans (keys – Bonamassa was quick to point out that Wynans grew up in Clearwater, much to the crowd's delight), Lee Thornburg (trumpet), Paulie Cerra (saxophone/vocals), and Anton Fig (drums), who had just rejoined the tour after a seven-month hiatus, as well as Australian powerhouse backup singers, Jade MacRae and Juanita Tippins.
Joe Bonamassa with Michael Rhodes and Juanita Tippins
Joe Bonamassa with Michael Rhodes, Jade MacRae, Juanita Tippins, and Reese Wynans
While Muddy Waters' "Tiger In Your Tank" played, Bonamassa and company took the stage and kicked off the blues-soaked soiree at 8pm with their rollicking, horn-laden interpretation of the Willie Dixon-penned blues classic. Led by Bonamassa's incendiary guitar prowess, the mighty collective then played three cuts off Bonamassa's latest, Redemption, including "Evil Mama" with its nod to Led Zeppelin, "Just 'Cos You Can Don't Mean You Should," a B.B. King-esque track spotlighting the keys phenom that is Reese Wynans ("He is a machine." – Joe Bonamassa) and the fast, horn-heavy "King Bee Shakedown."
Joe Bonamassa with Jade MacRae, Michael Rhodes and Reese Wynans
Joe Bonamassa with Michael Rhodes, Reese Wynans, Jade MacRae, and Juanita Tippins
The cover of Kenny Neal's slow burner, "If Heartaches Were Nickels" (Warren Haynes), was a real highlight. The subtle keys and horns perfectly accented Joe's haunting vocals and searing guitar, while Jade MacRae's piercingly soulful solo stole the entire song and garnered a standing ovation. One of the things I really admire about Bonamassa is his ability to step back and allow each member of his band to shine. There is so much talent on that stage and he does not take it for granted.
Joe Bonamassa with Michael Rhodes and Reese Wynans
Another gem was the cover of Tampa Red's "Don't You Lie To Me," famously recorded by Albert King as "I Get Evil" and adopted as a smashing set staple by Bonamassa with prominent horns and keys as well as nicely featured vocals from the backup singers.
Joe Bonamassa with Michael Rhodes, Reese Wynans and Jade MacRae
Working in some new material from a forthcoming release, the combo performed "A Conversation With Alice," a pop-driven number with a Steely Dan/Hall & Oates feel. It's a bit of a departure from Bonamassa's blues roots but the crowd really dug it.
With it's dreamy, Middle Eastern vibe that slowly built to a blues-infused rock crescendo, "Blues Of Desperation" blew the roof off Ruth Eckerd Hall as did Tim Curry's "Sloe Gin," both prime examples of Bonamassa's versatility as a blues artist. Wynans is featured on keys at the beginning of the latter.
Joe Bonamassa with Reese Wynans
Following band intros, the group launched into a smokin' cover of Delaney and Bonnie's "Well, Well." Once again, Wynans' steamy keys backed Joe and his blistering guitar solos while MacRae slayed the Bonnie Bramlett vocal.
Paying homage to Willie Dixon with an off the chain "Tea For One/I Can't Quit You Babe," Bonamassa then broke into a raucous John Mayall cover of "Little Girl" followed by ZZ Top's "Just Got Paid," culminating at 9:50 with a brief exit and return before the stunning two-song encore including "Woke Up Dreaming" and "Mountain Time." Both songs were co-written by Bonamassa and Will Jennings, and in true Joe style, he conveyed another witty anecdote about his final co-writing effort with Jennings. "I won't be writing with you anymore," Jennings shared, because his composition, "My Heart Will Go On," was used for the motion picture, "Titantic." "They're using some Canadian singer," Jennings confided to Bonamassa, and the rest was indeed, history, as Celine Dion's mega-hit recording of Jennings' masterpiece made him, as Bonamassa playfully phrased it, "filthy f-cking rich."
Joe Bonamassa with Anton Fig
Anyone who has ever been to a Joe Bonamassa show knows how funny he is on stage, with a dry, self-deprecating wit. He confessed that they got thrown out of the Beachcomber Bar in Clearwater Beach ("Wreaking havoc in your fine city!"), which gave rise to ripples of laughter throughout the audience. Somewhere in the midst of the show a fan yelled out the cliched request for Bonamassa to play "Freebird," to which he fired back, "I will not. F-ck you!" He quickly apologized for cursing, noting that his mother was present at the show. (Of course, he hilariously dropped the F-bomb later on as well.)
Joe Bonamassa and full band including Lee Thornburg, Paulie Cerra, Anton Fig, Michael Rhodes, Jade MacRae, Juanita Tippins, and Reese Wynans
There are few performers on today's contemporary blues scene who offer more bang for your buck than Joe Bonamassa. Together with his outstanding band, they give it everything they've got at every single performance and leave fans walking away with a truly memorable experience. If you're a blues fan and you've never seen a live Bonamassa performance, you truly are missing out. Catch up with his tour dates below and get yourself to a show. It will change everything you think you know about contemporary blues. I guarantee it.
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The Elder Wisdom Circle is targeted towards young people looking for advice from a "cyber-grandparent". Online advice seekers from all over the world are paired with a network of volunteer seniors (aged 60 to 105) who share their knowledge, insight, and wisdom. Most seeking advice are 15–40 years old, but people of any age can request advice on virtually any topic and will receive a free and personalized email response.

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After submitting a request for advice through the EWC web site, a personal reply arrives via email, usually within a few days. Advice is provided on a wide range of issues, such as love and relationships, family and child rearing, career and self improvement, and cooking and home care. The service is confidential and advice seekers are assured anonymity and privacy. If a letter is selected for publication, any references to identifying information are removed; advice seekers may also request that their letter not be published.

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The Elder Wisdom Circle was founded in 2001 by Doug Meckelson. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area of California, the EWC is all-volunteer run and advice is provided at no cost. Since its inception, the EWC has continued to gain in popularity and now has more than 600 advice-giving volunteers. In 2011, the EWC ranked #1 in email advice in the Yahoo directory, and the Center for Civic Partnerships ranked the EWC one of the four most innovative inter-generational activities.

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 Gaudiano, Nicole (September 6, 2006). "Cybergrandparents dish on everything from sex to begonias". USA Today.
 Adler, Margot (February 21, 2006). Dear Elders' Dispense Advice Online". Morning Edition. NPR.
 Leo, Alexandra (April 26, 2006). "Web Site Offers Advice From Elders". ABC News.
 Stich, Sally (October 22, 2006). "Online Wisdom". Time.
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"Show me your ID," I commanded, a gin and tonic sweating in my palm.
He shook his head, smiling. "You're the most skeptical person I've ever met." Reaching for his wallet, he pulled out his medical school ID. At my incredulity, he took out his license as well. It was true, this man in front of me, with his backwards baseball cap and his "birthday boy" pin, was actually a practicing doctor of medicine–had been since 2015.
He laughed. I went home with him later that night. I was 21, a junior in college. Whatever we had, it began with an expiration date. In late April we met; in early June I would be moving to New York for an internship. On the way home from the bar he asked me how long I had before I was leaving.
My question was ridiculous, but he only smiled. It became a refrain throughout our time together.
What was I really asking him? "Will you think of me?" "Do you care about me at all? "Does this mean anything real to you?" Could it, with all the extenuating factors built into the space between us?
"Does my age bother you that much?" I asked him once.
I touched his cheek. "No, not at all." And I'm sure he knew that was a lie too. It wasn't the age difference as much as it was that our lives were so different. Late one night, I asked him what he was like in high school, and he looked up and breathed out a laugh: "That was a long time ago...My 10-year college reunion is next year." We talked about the next five years instead, and we never acknowledged the fact that in five years I'd most likely be in graduate school or working an entry-level job, while he'd mostly likely be married, maybe even a father. There were a lot of things we never acknowledged.
I thought I knew a lot of things that I didn't.
Sometimes I think what I liked best about the doctor wasn't the medicine, but how comfortable he made me feel, how open I could be with him. I asked him about his patients, and in return, I told him about getting sick in high school, how developing an autoimmune disease made me love kidneys. "They're the underdog of all the organs," I said, running my fingers across his forearm. He laughed and touched the side of my nose. That May, in the few days we had left before I moved for the summer, I celebrated three years in remission; in a strange way, it made me feel closer to him. I even told him about my dad, about how much I worried about his renal cell carcinoma returning, about how I didn't know if moving to New York while my dad continued to battle cardiovascular issues made me a terrible daughter.
On our last night together, I brought the doctor up to the roof of my apartment. The building was basically empty, all the residents gone for the summer, and we sat and watched the skyline from our different vantage points: doctor and college student. What was he seeing? The end of a summer fling? The beginning of August when I would be back? I protested when I noticed him taking photos of me laughing against the railing, but I was secretly touched he wanted to keep a memory of me, and this night, around.
In the morning, I drove him home. Tucked into my glove compartment was a cheeky greeting card, a raunchy limerick that I had written printed inside. As I drove, I played through grandiose fantasies about our final goodbye and what I would say when I handed it to him. In reality, I was double-parked on a cobblestone street and all I got out was: "Open this... when you think about me." I handed him the envelope. A large white truck lingered behind us, waiting to get by. "I'll see you…?" I looked at him.
He took the card, his smile warm and surprised. "Yeah, I'll see you around," and then he kissed me once more and hopped out of the car.
At the next stop sign, I idled. Feeling small and stupid, I finally understood; on the roof, he had really been seeing the girl next to him on for what she was: someone he could never have a future with.
I moved to New York later that week, filled with anticipation for what I thought would be my "big city summer." Instead, every morning I was plagued by the distinct feeling of only "playing adult," clocking into an internship where I felt inept, donning business casual clothes that felt like costumes, praying that I was getting it even half-right. Is that all the doctor saw me as too?
"I just don't want to end up some anecdote that he brings up at a future—maybe at his future—bachelor party," I told my best friend Dani.
We were sitting on the terrace of the apartment I was subletting in New York. Around us, a group of children were having a boisterous birthday party. "I don't want to be the 'Oh, that time I banged the 21 year old co-ed' story." I watched an eleven-year-old fall off her scooter.
I didn't answer. What did I genuinely think? What I sense most keenly from our time together is my own desperation: I was a rising senior, and all around me my peers seemed like they were seamlessly falling into their futures, while I didn't know what I was good at or even what I wanted to be good at. I felt both like I was growing up too fast and stagnating, suffocated by my parent's expectations of what I should do and who I should be. All l I wanted was to run away to New York, but as an only child, I didn't know if leaving was selfish. I needed someone with credibility to tell me I was doing the right thing, or at least that I wasn't a terrible person for needing it. And–have I mentioned?– he was a doctor.
That first night, after we got back from the bar, I remember the tendrils of sobriety that crept in while I surveyed my room–the empty liquor bottles I had fashioned into vases, the posters from Etsy tacked onto the walls, and then him laying in my bed, next to a stuffed animal. Was this really happening? When he left at 3 a.m., I gave him my number, unsolicited, and felt okay with that fact that maybe I would never hear from him again. But then he kissed me for a long time at the threshold of the door and slipped something down my robe. "To remember tonight by," he said, smiling and disappearing. I reached down and fished out the birthday boy pin he had been wearing. I hung the tchotchke on a clothespin I used to display photos, and when I moved a few weeks later, I packed it in my luggage and took it to New York. It sat on my desk, one of the first things I saw each morning before work.
The doctor and I didn't keep in touch after my move, and the last time we spoke, I learned he was back together with his ex-girlfriend. I wasn't surprised by the news, but I am pained by how young I must have seemed to him, how pathetically earnest and eager to please I was. I wanted to be something he could look forward to after a long shift, an exciting distraction from the stresses of his life. How can I be surprised that a distraction is all I ever became?
I don't presume to know what the doctor felt or what he thinks now, but I see all the ways in which I misconstrued his kindness as something that it wasn't. Pining for him tethered me to the present: it gave me something to look forward to in those last months of junior year, days marked by my overwhelming sense of self-doubt. Later, in New York, missing the doctor allowed me to avoid worrying about my father's ailing health, distracting me from my guilt over running away when all my dad wanted was to spend some more time with me. I wonder if I miss the experience of the doctor, the experience of seeing myself through someone else's eyes, more than I actually miss him. Or maybe I just miss the experience of seeing myself through what I thought were his eyes, a point of view clouded by all the expectations I foisted onto him: I thought I wanted to be his escape, but he unwittingly became mine instead.
After my internship ended, I moved back to campus, where I used to harbor this fantasy of running into him again. It would be somewhere mundane, like a grocery store, or a CVS. There'd be a brief moment of recognition, of shock, and then his warm half-smile. He'd say something about how I looked older, and I'd reply with something witty and poignant. We'd both laugh. But even in my fantasy, I never did get farther than that one scene; no part of me thinks we end up together.
I still let myself wonder what the doctor's up to: if he's working on a particularly interesting case, if he's happy, if he kept those photos from the roof. The birthday boy pin sits somewhere deep inside my closet, and I keep meaning to get rid of it. I stumble across it every once in awhile when I'm digging around for a forgotten scarf or a crumpled blouse. Each time I catch a glimpse of the silky ribbon, I think about what would have happened if I had never given the doctor my number, if he had only remained a handsome stranger I met at a bar. He could have just been a story I reminisced about with my best friends. But I stopped talking about him with my friends awhile ago, and I never did get rid of that pin.


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The Malpas is a contemporary hotel set in an elevated location between the sea and mountains just east of Girne. The hotel also has its own exclusive beach club a couple of miles away which is idylic. Although the hotel provides a regular shuttle service and taxis are always readily available, a hire car is the best way to get around. Bellapais village and abbey are nearby as is the waterfront at Girne and in the opposite directionTurtle Beach.
The rooms are well appointed and are cleaned on a daily basis. Staff are respectful, helpful and friendly. The pool area is immaculate as are the dining room, gardens, reception and accomodation areas. During the period of our stay the clientele were mainly British. The hotel is very peaceful and lively families may find it excessively so. Ideal for couples who wish to indulge in a high standard of luxury. The food is excellent and varied offering international as well as local dishes. One can dine on the terrace with wonderful views over the houses below towards the sea, with the Beshparmak mountains behind as a wonderful backdrop. The hotel offered a free half board upgrade during the period of our stay which made it outstanding value for money. Not much in the way of evening entertainment but a good singer/guitarist performed. No tennis courts etc. There is a casino. Would return to this hotel without hesitation.


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Bengt Christoffersson Lilliehöök, född 1612, död 23 februari 1665, var en svensk militär och ämbetsman. Han var landshövding i Halland 1658-1665. Han var känd för att vara hårdför och lyckades bekämpa snapphanarna i Halland. Under sin tid som landshövding hade han problem med hälsan på grund av krigsskador.

Bengt Lilliehöök ägde Grimstorp i Sandhems socken (Skaraborg), Hof i likan. socken (Älvsborg) samt Bjerme i Vessige socken och Hjuleberg i Abilds socken (båda i Hallands län). Han blev fänrik vid 17 års ålder och gav sig 1630 ut i 30-åriga kriget.
Lilliehöök var kaptenlöjtnant vid Peder Ribbings västgötaregemente (Skaraborgs) 1637-1639, kapten 1642, kommendant på Laholms slott 1644, major vid överste Måns Isaksson Silverhielms regemente 22/2-1645, var major vid Christoffer Ekeblads regemente (Älvsborg) 1647, överstelöjtnant vid Nils Kaggs (Västgötadals) regemente 1649-1653, kommendant i Halmstad 1/5-1654-1655, överste för Älvsborgs regemente maj 1655, avsked därifrån 8/10-1656, kommendant i Halmstad 1657. Efter deltagande i Karl X Gustavs polska krig blev han kommendant först i Göteborg, i Vänersborg och på Bohus fästning 20/3-1658.

Bengt Lilliehöök var Hallands första landshövding 1658-1665, en utnämning han erhöll 8 april 1658, efter att ha tackat nej till en position som landshövding i Trondheims län. Han har såsom huvudman för ätten år 1649 bland adeln underskrivit ständernas beslut. Han köpte 1662 Hjuleberg, som sedan under flera generationer var släktens huvudgård.

Han ligger begravd jämte sin fru, Anna Ekeblad (1628-1685), i egen byggd familjegrav i Abilds kyrka, på vars mur står hans och hans frus i sten uthuggna sköldemärke.

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