“We had been toying with a pizza and pasta concept for a while and then the location became available,” Bendel said. “It felt right to create synergy in this part of town near Vine.” RJB Restaurant Group restaurants, like Bloom in San Juan Capistrano and Ironwood in Laguna Hills, all have similar tones, but each is its own experience, said Parlor managing partner Joe Guillena. “These guys have opened six restaurants in 10 years ... they really know what they are doing,” Guillena said. The staff of Vine Restaurant & Bar stood outside and applauded as Parlor opened its doors for a friends-and-family preview over the weekend, welcoming the new eatery to the RJB Restaurant Group and the neighborhood. The 5,000-square-foot restaurant takes over the space formerly occupied by David Pratt’s Brick, with a 6-foot stone hearth oven at its heart. The U.S.-made oven uses both gas flame and wood-fired cooking, fueled by almond and white oak logs. While the oven will be used to fire pizzas, chef Jared Cook maintains that Parlor isn’t so much an Italian restaurant as it is a modern American pizza parlor. “Jared really wanted to make a distinction that we are not an Italian restaurant at all, without a doubt,” said Guillena. “You can see the American flag out front.” Instead, Parlor focuses on what it has deemed “pizza Americana.” “My vision of the perfect pizza is sourdough crust, big puff bubbles from cold fermentation, crispy, chewy outside with soft tender interior,” said Cook. “No flop when you pick it up.” The menu offers eight pizzas, like a classic Margherita and an elevated pie with truffle-roasted maitake mushrooms. While the pizzas are notable in their own right, the menu also features dishes from chef-partner Nate Overstreet, who O.C. foodies might remember from Wheat & Sons Butcher, one of the original tenants at the Anaheim Packing House. At the now-shuttered Wheat & Sons, Overstreet was known for porchetta sandwiches made with impossibly tender pork, chicken and duck with crackling skin from his rotisserie. Diners can look forward to versions of those long-missed dishes on the Parlor menu, like “Nate’s porchetta” and a “rotisserie half chicken” served with roasted cauliflower, drippings potatoes and Calabrian chile dressing. Like with Bendel’s other concepts, the beverage program is locally focused, headed up by Gabe Whorley. The drink selection features beer from San Clemente-based breweries like Left Coast and Docent as well as cocktails named for San Clemente landmarks like “El Camino Real” (a tequila-based cocktail) or the “Spicy Tina” (a vodka and limoncello drink) which references Tina & Vince’s Italian Deli. Parlor is the seventh restaurant for Bendel and his partners, and Guillena said they are happy to bring another RJB Restaurant Group eatery to the San Clemente area. “A high tide makes all boats rise,” said Guillena. If you go: Parlor Woodfire Kitchen & Cocktails officially opened on July 22 and is located at 216 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente. Dinner is served from 5 to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 4 to 10 p.m. on Saturdays and 4 to 9 p.m. on Sundays. Sarah Mosqueda covers Orange County food, art and culture for TimesOC. She most recently worked as a staff writer in Food for the Los Angeles Times. She also has several years of experience in the restaurant industry, including as a proprietor. Mosqueda earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from Cal State Fullerton. TimesOC Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map Cuatrecasas advises Lightsource bp on financing agreement for €175 million for solar power project in Seville with capacity of 248 MWp Let us know your interests and receive our legal alerts: These allow the user to browse the website and use the different options or services that it provides They enable the website operation and management The website cannot function properly without these cookies These enable a website to store information such as the preferred language or location of the user and adjust its aspect and settings accordingly These enable user behavior on the website to be tracked and analyzed The information collected using this type of cookies is used to measure website activity and analyze usage data to introduce improvements A charging mobile phone plugged into the mains that was on top of a sofa was the cause of the fire that broke out on Sunday in a house in Guillena (Seville), which resulted in four fatalities: a married couple and their two children That was the conclusion of Guardia Civil's investigation team which reported that the cause of the fire was the explosion and combustion of the battery of a mobile phone that was charging in a ground floor of the property The family members were reportedly unable to escape from the property due to the metal 'reja' security bars on the windows the Christian Hernández municipal pavilion in the town hosted both the wake and the funeral mass for the four people who died in the fire on Monday with a large number of people attending to pay their last respects to the family The funeral mass was attended by some 2,500 people and it was the auxiliary bishop of Seville together with the parish priests of Guillena-Las Pajanosas of the hamlet of Torre de la Reina and of El Ronquillo The procession of hearses carried the coffins to the Plaza de España from where they were carried on the shoulders of family and friends of the deceased to the municipal cemetery in Guillena has expressed the "deep shock" that the municipality is suffering as a result of this tragedy Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados News | Jul 31 BRECKENRIDGE — Former Silverthorne dentist Bonifacio Guillena III, 42, of Greeley, has been sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty in January to possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance according to a news release from the Fifth Judicial District Attorney’s Office raid at Comfort Dental on Blue River Parkway in Silverthorne where a former employee accused Guillena of operating a “pill mill,” or illegally distributing prescription drugs Silverthorne Police Department officers and federal Drug Enforcement Agency personnel raided the office on suspicion of prescription drug fraud seizing hundreds of documents that revealed Guillena was illegally distributing prescriptions for controlled substances such as Xanax Percocet and oxycodone as early as February 2017 Before his three-year prison sentence was handed down Monday, July 29, Guillena originally was sentenced April 1 to three years in community corrections he was arrested for stalking in Weld County and he pleaded guilty to that felony charge the court rescinded the original community corrections sentence “The defendant not only abused his dental license and honorable practice but he proved the harmful effects drugs and drug abuse can cause to so many,” District Attorney Bruce Brown was quoted as saying in the release “Defendant (Guillena) was originally given the chance at a much lighter sentence in community corrections but his reckless and dangerous actions showed prison is the right place for him to be now.” Find the licensing and disciplinary history of your dentist or health care provider at the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies: Colorado.gov/pacific/dora/dental_board Silverthorne police arrested Guillena on behalf of the Denver Police Department for a suspected protection order violation Summit Daily is embarking on a multiyear project to digitize its archives going back to 1989 and make them available to the public in partnership with the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection The full project is expected to cost about $165,000 All donations made in 2023 will go directly toward this project the solar plants will generate enough clean energy to power more than 150,000 homes French oil and gas giant TotalEnergies has started construction on solar projects with a total capacity of 263MW in the city of Guillena Please check your mail inbox to download the buyer's guide you acknowledge that GlobalData UK Limited may share your information with our partners/sponsors who may contact you directly with information on their products and services Tick here to opt out of curated industry news Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis Visit our Privacy Policy for more information about our services including information on your rights in respect of your personal data and how you can unsubscribe from future marketing communications Our services are intended for corporate subscribers and you warrant that the email address submitted is your corporate email address TotalEnergies will build a total of five solar plants the 53MW La Noria and the 55MW La Carrascosa The total estimated investment in the solar plants is roughly €200m ($213.8m) the five plants will generate enough clean energy to supply more than 150,000 homes while preventing 140,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually which is expected to last for the next 12 months could create more than 800 direct and indirect jobs in the region The company and the Guillena City Council has agreed to collaborate on promoting local employment and introducing vocational training programmes The company also stated that it will protect biodiversity at the solar plants and engaged with the Autonomous University of Madrid and the Forest Science and Technology Centre of Catalonia to develop knowledge and specific application protocols to preserve the environment and the biodiversity of their surroundings Guillena mayor Lorenzo Medina said: “This project represents progress in the determined commitment of our country and our autonomous community to renewable energies and to leadership in the production of clean energy that contributes to our bet and fight against climate change with the reduction of CO₂ emissions into the atmosphere its people count and continue to perceive that special positive relationship with this farm and now with this project We all know that it is difficult to find anyone who opposes the development of clean energy as such but we are also aware of the reluctance towards the impact on the landscape towards the change in land use and towards the many unproven theories that sometimes prevail in the population when it touches them closely.” Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Four members of the same family lost their lives in a house fire in the early hours of Sunday morning (6 October) in the Andalusian town of Guillena in Seville province The local council has decreed three days of official mourning in the town specifically from 3pm on Sunday until the same time on Tuesday During this period the flags of municipal buildings will fly at half-mast and any festive or official events that were planned will also be suspended The town hall has conveyed "on its behalf and on behalf of all the residents" its "most heartfelt and emotional condolences" at the death of the family members but on this occasion to a much greater extent because of the circumstances of the event which affected four members of the same family parents and two sons aged 16 and 20," a statement said 112 operators received the first of dozens of calls alerting them to a fire in a two-storey house on Calle Fernando Martín which indicated that several people were trapped The control room staff alerted the provincial fire brigade Crews fromThe Santiponce and El Ronquillo fire stations were called to the scene but the emergency services confirmed the death of four people at the property to 112 Andalucía Eni Plenitude SpA Società Benefit built about 400 megawatts (MW) of power generation capacity from renewable energy (RE) sources in Spain last year growing its installed RE capacity in the country to almost 950 MW is more than double compared to Eni’s installed RE capacity in Spain in 2023 the Italian state-backed energy major said in an online statement The Spanish additions in 2024 have increased Eni’s global installed RE capacity to four GW a goal it outlined in its 2024–27 plan published March 14 The Caparacena solar project in Granada accounted for 150 MW of last year’s installations in Spain The project comprises three photovoltaic plants with a capacity of nearly 50 MW each The project has a 400-kilovolt (kv) substation enabling connection to the national transmission grid and another 200-kv substation and line shared with other operators also completed plants with a combined capacity of nearly 250 MW in the Renopool solar park in Extremadura and the Guillena solar park in Andalusia A further 820 MW is under construction in Spain “During 2024 Plenitude has registered significant organic growth in Spain with the completion of several renewable projects realized also thanks to the good relationships we have developed locally” Eni head of renewables in Western Europe and managing director of Plenitude in Spain “Spain is a strategic country for our company and we want to have a positive impact in the areas where we operate but also on the communities that host us” Early last year Plenitude agreed to join a partnership between BlueFloat Energy International SLU and Sener Renewable Investments aimed at developing offshore wind farms in Spain “The agreement with Plenitude bolsters the joint venture formed by BlueFloat and Sener Renewable Investments 3 years ago creating a leading consortium in the offshore wind sector in Spain with a total portfolio of approximately 1.25 GW [gigawatts] of floating offshore wind projects across Galicia (Parque Nordes) Catalonia (Parc Tramuntana) and the Canary Islands (Parque Tarahal)” Spain has set a target of raising the share of renewables in its power generation to 81 percent by 2030 with a 48 percent goal for overall energy end-use according to the country’s “Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan 2023–30” Both figures are up from the previous plan submitted to the European Union Eni through Plenitude plans to reach over eight GW of installed RE capacity by 2027 Plenitude also has a market base of 10 million users in Europe for the sale of energy and energy solutions as well as a network of nearly 22,000 charging points for electric vehicles New research by Wharton’s Mauro Guillen explores how the long-term effects of monarchies are good for economies Wharton's Mauro Guillen talks about his new research showing how monarchies benefit countries' economies As the U.K.’s House of Windsor prepares for Saturday’s royal wedding of Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle, British taxpayers are bracing to foot an estimated bill of more than $40 million (£30 million) for security arrangements alone but the long-term effects of monarchies are good for the economy and the standard of living according to a new study by Wharton management professor Mauro Guillen (Listen to the podcast at the top of this page.) Why exactly are property rights so important direct effect on the protection of property rights,” Guillen said When companies and individuals feel confident that their property rights — including intellectual property — will not be abused or confiscated by the government they are more willing to invest in the economy create more jobs and generate other economic boosters property rights come under attack in three specific situations One is when there is a social or political conflict in the country “That always leads to undermining of property rights and has negative economic consequences,” he said The second is when politicians remain in power “As they get used to being the ones who run the government they become abusive and they tend to privilege their friends — that’s why we have term limits,” he explained The third is the level of checks and balances on the government the Congress or the judiciary in a country could restrain the executive branch from acting arbitrarily or expropriating the assets of a company or an individual “Don’t assume that monarchies are backward and that monarchies don’t deliver a good result economically That’s not true.”–Mauro Guillen “[you] need to reduce conflict; you need to reduce the number of years that politicians sustain power because we know that they become abusive sooner or later; and you want to have checks and balances,” he said “There is a lot of discussion about whether it’s better to have a democracy or a dictatorship and another dimension to this debate has been whether monarchies have a reason to exist today,” he said “I wasn’t expecting monarchies actually to perform relatively well in terms of delivering higher standards of living for the population,” he says the number of monarchies has been rising over the past few years “There is something about monarchies that keeps them in place and some of that is the economic performance that they deliver.” Both monarchies and democracies have a mixed record in delivering economic growth and all the benefits that flow from that “We have some monarchies in the world that perform economically extremely well like the U.K. republics that have done well include the U.S. many countries that are either monarchies or republics have poor track records Guillen said he is aware that his finding that monarchies do a better job at protecting property rights is “very counter intuitive.” People may say “that sounds really weird,” because they think kings and queens are arbitrary Many monarchies have changed for the better over time and pointed to the so-called “constitutional democratic monarchies” like those in Europe or in Japan Such monarchies “tend to be very protective of property rights,” have a better chance of reducing internal conflict and put limits on politicians and prime ministers that want to abuse their powers For every four monarchies that are democratic and constitutional adding that many of those are in the Middle East more and more countries have become democracies over the years “The historical trend is towards monarchies — essentially kings and queens — accepting a constitutional order and accepting … the democratic rules of the game,” said Guillen That could also mean the best of both worlds “You can get all of the benefits from being a democratic country with a constitutional order and at the same time you get some of the benefits from having a monarchy in place.” Some constitutional democratic monarchies “work better than others and have delivered a better standard of living for the population,” Guillen noted “The evidence in my research shows that there’s no reason for those countries to abolish the monarchy.” Guillen went over some of the chief benefits of monarchies such as those in North Africa like Morocco or in the Middle East may have “one advantage” over a country like the U.K. which is that in overcoming social or political conflict Although such repression may help a monarchy cling to power “in the long run this comes back to haunt them,” he said In constitutional democratic monarchies like the U.K. the key advantage is that they have much more legitimacy in telling politicians not to perpetrate themselves in power and make way for rotation you are bound to be more protective of property rights,” he said “You’re more likely to put term limits on politicians that want to abuse [their powers].” Here has exercised her constitutional role admirably in keeping the country’s prime ministers in check whenever they seemed to overextend their reach “You need to reduce conflict; you need to reduce the number of years that politicians sustain power because we know that they become abusive sooner or later; and you want to have checks and balances.”–Mauro Guillen monarchies bring in “a psychological mechanism,” said Guillen “If you’re the prime minister and you know there is a higher authority although it may be a purely formal one and a pure figurehead like a king or queen If there’s nobody else higher or above you then psychologically you are more prone to abuse your position,” he said “Don’t assume that monarchies are backward and that they don’t deliver good results economically — that’s not true,” Guillen said he made it abundantly clear that he is not making a case for a return to monarchies as the form of government shape or form that every country in the world should adopt a monarchy on the basis of these results,” he said “The monarchy only works wherever there is a tradition and a foundation for it.” For example Guillen’s argument is more about allowing a particular form of government to prevail if it is delivering the goods “There’s no point in those countries in which the monarchy works well to organize a movement to get it abolished because it does produce higher standards of living.” ensure economic growth and higher standards of living are of two types — parliamentary republics like Germany Parliamentary republics tend to ensure better protection of property rights than presidential republics He pointed out that many presidential republics is the exception rather than the rule among the presidential republics.” Monarchies are also “much better than republics at navigating periods of uncertainty” such as the one triggered by Britain’s imminent exit from the European Union citing research by other scholars on the subject the institution of the monarchy [in the U.K.] provides a measure of stability.” Image by Mark Jones – Cropped from Flickr version: https://www.flickr.com/photos/rambomuscles/27537241539, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=65635766 A business journal from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania The dates displayed for an article provide information on when various publication milestones were reached at the journal that has published the article activities on preceding journals at which the article was previously under consideration are not shown (for instance submission All content on this site: Copyright © 2025 Elsevier B.V. Following its overwhelming success last season 'Lorca por Saura' returns to Madrid's Teatro Infanta Isabel the last production made by the maestro Carlos Saura before his death at the beginning of the year Taking the figure of Federico García Lorca as a basis Saura creates a theatrical show that encompasses all the artistic disciplines that he cultivated throughout his extensive career: music because his message is universal and timeless.  The actors will recreate Lorca's life on stage until the outcome of his execution in the Civil War.  the spectator will embark on a journey through beauty that will trace the life of one of the most important figures in international artistic creation See Programming The International Festival of Cante The Mines 2025 competition opens with major new features - Competition... Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked with * Save my name, email and website in this browser for future purposes. The Voice of the Flamenco in the World.  Please enter your username or email address to reset your password The storm brought strong winds with gusts of over 100 km/h Castell de Ferro in Granada recorded 70 mm of rain in 6 hours late on 17 March During the same period Doña Mencía in Córdoba recorded 41.9 mm Salobreña in Granada 44.2 mm and Jimena de la Frontera in Cádiz 48 mm said it recorded over 800 storm-related incidents The incidents occurred in the provinces of Cadiz (225) Cordoba (106) Jaen (112) and Granada (121) The body of a motorcyclist was found late on 18 March after the man was swept off a flooded road and into a swollen stream near Martos in Jaen Meanwhile emergency services are continuing their search for a Guardia Civil officer who was dragged into floodwater while rescuing 3 people trapped in a vehicle At least 2 people have been injured as a result of strong winds in the region two mountaineers were rescued by helicopter after they went missing in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park In Jimena De La Frontera (Cadiz) four people have been rescued from their homes after flooding from a nearby river Around 35 people were evacuated from homes in Huertas de Alcantarilla Cordoba after a stream threatened to overflow In Granada a family was evacuated after the partial collapse of a house in Colomera Three houses in Loja were also evacuated after a drainage channel flooded Evacuations were also carried out in parts of Sevilla province and in areas of the city of Jaen No puede ser un #FelizLunes cuando seguimos, con el corazón encogido, buscando a Diego, guardia civil de Guillena #Sevilla arrastrado por las aguas de un arroyo al rescatar a tres personas que se encontraban en peligro pic.twitter.com/XtKPAAluPX — Guardia Civil (@guardiacivil) March 19, 2018 #Grandes los #GREIMMen y la tripulación del helicóptero de #Cádiz para rescatar a dos barranquistas perdidos en la #GargantaVerde …y luego dirán que era fácil…pic.twitter.com/Of885Vg2AQ — Guardia Civil (@guardiacivil) March 18, 2018 https://twitter.com/E112Andalucia/status/975474364597571586 Richard Davies is the founder of floodlist.com and reports on flooding news Cookies | Privacy | Contacts © Copyright 2025 FloodList Crime and Public Safety | Apr 3 Police and federal agents raided a Silverthorne dentist’s office late last week on suspicion of prescription drug fraud seizing hundreds of documents and interviewing several employees the Silverthorne Police Department confirmed Tuesday conducted at Comfort Dental on Blue River Parkway last Friday was based on information from several sources and carried out by Silverthorne police with the help of Drug Enforcement Agency personnel Police did not officially name a suspect but said they have a person of interest “The focus of the investigation is a visiting dentist from the Denver area,” Silverthorne police said in a Tuesday news release the Silverthorne Police Department has no reason to believe that the principal dentists or orthodontists at this location are involved in any criminal activity.” Police Chief John Minor said his staff would be working with the DEA to review the “extensive documentation” taken from the office “It’s going to take us a while to go through all of this paperwork and figure out what exactly we have,” Minor said “We strongly believe we have a prescription fraud case here but we’ve got to figure out where all of this takes us.” A phone message left with reception at Comfort Dental was not returned on Tuesday Another request for comment through a company representative in Denver was unsuccessful (Comfort Dental locations are independently owned franchises.) who requested anonymity to discuss the developing case who has been arrested several times since 2016 and was recently disciplined by state dental regulators for failure to comply with a substance abuse examination Guillena was arrested in Denver on the eve of Friday’s raid for an unrelated failure to appear warrant but has since been released Guillena was first arrested in Colorado in Oct according to Colorado Bureau of Investigation records but Guillena was convicted of violating a protection order and sentenced to two years probation and 60 days in jail Silverthorne police arrested Guillena in April 2017 on behalf of the Denver Police Department for a suspected protection order violation he was arrested in Denver on a failure to appear warrant Guillena currently has an active Colorado dental license although its expiration date is listed as Feb according to Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies records Guillena’s license was briefly suspended for five days last December for failure to comply with a Colorado Dental Board investigation into a possible substance abuse disorder are you considering any property transactions this spring View Results Sign up for daily and breaking news headlines Manage Subscriptions the cub is the first white lion born in a Spanish zoo Get the latest news and updates straight to your inbox Zilla spinosa: Desert survivor thrives in Saudi reserve Look: Al Jouf's olive trees burst into bloom A 12-hour brownout is set to affect Bacolod City and other parts of Negros Occidental on June 2 The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) will shut down its Bacolod-San Enrique 69kV transmission line (TL) affecting Central Negros Electric Cooperative (CENECO)’s Sum-ag and Hilangban substations on June 2 said it will take advantage of the downtime by implementing simultaneous maintenance works The following are the details of the power outage: * Wood pole replacement along Matugnaw-La Carlota line section; * Resetting of Bacolod-San Enrique relay protection Bacolod substation; and * Preventive maintenance schedule of La Carlota Solar Power Plant per MOA request * Preventive maintenance of 30MVA Hilangban substation and 10MVA Sum-ag substation; * Replacement of rotten primary poles; and Bacolod – San Enrique 69kV Transmission Line (Sum-ag and Hilangban Feeders) SF1 From Sum-ag Substation to Sum-ag Highway Sum–ag Highway to Medalla Elementary School including Sum-ag Elem sch. from bangga Tomaro going to Brgy Cabug including Prk Rc SF2 From Sum-ag Substation along Abuanan Road (Sum-ag) to portion of Bago HF2 The whole area of Bago City including San Esteban Phase 1 Electricity consumers are further advised that electrical switch/es should be turned-off for safety reasons please provide allowance of about 10-15 minutes before switching on all electrical appliances and facilities to avoid power surge,” it added gmaregionaltv.com is home to the latest stories produced by news teams of GMA Regional TV from stations in key areas across the Philippines gmaregionaltv@gmanetwork.com About us Advertise with us Cromwell is charged with second-degree murder in the death of Marc Bernard Tremblay Aidan David Cromwell said he didn’t intend to stab Marc Bernard Tremblay during a confrontation on a Fairview sidewalk The video was shown to jurors in Nova Scotia Supreme Court on Friday has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder of Tremblay who died after he was stabbed in the chest on Feb Tyler Anstey of the Halifax Regional Police saying the police believed Cromwell was involved in the stabbing “It’s not up for debate,” Anstey can be heard saying in the video “These are the facts we have and it’s non-negotiable.” Anstey calmly spoke to Cromwell from a close distance He introduced himself as Tyler and called Cromwell “buddy.” Anstey rarely interrupted Cromwell and encouraged him to tell his story “I would hate for someone to write the Aidan Cromwell story when you have the opportunity to write it yourself,” said Anstey Cromwell said he felt threatened by Tremblay after the victim yelled “you suck” and “you guys are a piece of shit.” After taunting Cromwell and his girlfriend Tremblay crossed the street to get closer to the couple “I thought he was going to hurt her,” Cromwell said to Anstey in the video “We tried to run away from him but he followed us.” which he had taken from his girlfriend’s house that night He told Antsey he kicked and punched Tremblay to get him to go away Cromwell said he hoped the knife had just punctured Tremblay’s thin jacket Throughout the interrogation Cromwell asked to speak with his girlfriend but Antsey told him she was being questioned by another officer Cromwell was in the courtroom Friday; Anstey was not two expert witnesses were called to the stand chief medical examiner for the Province of Nova Scotia told the jury the knife went through Tremblay’s heart filled with blood and put pressure on his heart Bowes said a person with this injury would have seconds to minutes to live “This needs to be treated or you die,” he said while being questioned by Crown attorney Carla Ball The defence asked for clarification on where the diaphragm and liver are located in relation to the heart Bowes said the heart and liver are millimetres away from the diaphragm a senior forensic analyst specializing in computer and mobile devices read to the jury deleted text messages between Cromwell and his mother These messages were sent between 12:38 a.m a little more than an hour after Tremblay was stabbed Cromwell’s mother asked him to call a cab and come home Cromwell later asked his mother to delete the messages Cromwell said his mother didn’t know anything related to the stabbing Day 5 of the Cromwell trial will continue Monday The Signal is produced by senior journalism students at the University of King’s College in Halifax ©Copyright 2023 University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing. Privacy Policy These natural pools are paradises in the province of Seville and serve as inland beaches without the need for an overnight stay This Zone is located 3 kilometers from El Ronquillo the Camino de Santiago and the old Roman road With such a convergence of paths, it is not difficult to imagine the beauty of these lakes, ideal for water activities or for hiking trails Another essential to combat the heat of the city in an aquatic environment is the Minilla reservoir An ideal place to spend a day with the whole family plan a hiking route and enjoy a place full of nature It is near Cazalla de la Sierra and has several picnic areas and camping area you have to be careful because there may be slopes but you can have a modest day of quiet “beach” in which you will not find those traffic jams that form to go to Matalascañas it is worth it just to enjoy this visual spectacle It is also known as “Fisherman’s Island” because of a sculpture located nearby This enclave of the Sierra Norte has natural pools of dreams Although it is advisable to go during the week; on holidays it is usually crowded If you also feel like taking a short walk around the area after bathing you can go to the area of the Pedroso Factory where you will see some artificial waterfalls This Verde paradise already has a recognized reputation It is undoubtedly one of the best options to take a dip This beautiful artificial beach is formed around the bed of the Galindón river an area prepared for playing beach volleyball and natural umbrellas BORACAY — Cyd Demecillo and Kim Fajardo of La Salle claimed first semifinals berth in the women’s division with an easy win over Bang Pineda and Amanda Villanueva of Adamson on Friday in a rematch of last year’s finals of the Nestea Beach Volleyball at Bocaray Beach Chalet San Sebastian College’s Denise Lim and Vira Guillena bounced back from a loss to Arellano with a 21-19 21-14 victory over University of Mindanao Davao’s Mayshiel Agton and Reynalyn Raterta Arellano’s Elaine Sagun and Angelica Legacion dominated University of Baguio’s Florence Madulid and Cherry Atuban Alexa Polidario and Erjane Magdato of University of Negros Occidental Recoletos defeated University of Perpetual Help Laguna’s Ariana de Leon and Elaine Kasilag University of Mindanao Tagum’s Danna Quisado and Mary Asena made short work of Mindanao State University Get more of the latest sports news & updates on SPIN.ph Spin.ph has been granted the NPC Seal of Registration in recognition of the successful registration of its DPO and DPS We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on Spin.ph. 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