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Warm welcome and great breakfast!
My wife and I were met with a warm welcome at this wonderful little B&B, despite arriving somewhat later than planned. We were given great advice on where to eat in town.
Breakfast was excellent and overall our stay was extremely comfortable and great value. We would wholeheartedly recommend this establishment!
Wonderful B&B Experience
What a wonderful experience for a Bed and Breakfast! The owner went out of her way to accomodate us last minute even though the Inn was booked. The rooms are so cozy you feel like your staying at Grandma's house. The service is like what Grandma would give you also. Fantastic gourmet breakfast totally fresh and homemade. Lovely afternoon Tea with all the fresh baked goodies. Quiet peaceful surroundings to make you feel refreshed and at home. I highly recommend this Inn to anyone who's looking for a wonderful weekend stay in Santa Barbara!
An Oasis of Peace and Relaxation
My husband and I stayed at the Bath Street Inn for a few days this summer. We have previously stayed at hotels on the beach but this time wanted a place that was peaceful and quiet, away from the crowds. Our stay was very relaxing, our room very nice with a very comfortable bed. Breakfast was a feast and the afternoon tea featured wonderful homemade desserts. The staff was very helpful yet not intrusive. We highly recommend it.
Fabulous Get away
My husband and I were looking to get away for a few days and we couldn't have asked for a better place to relax and enjoy ourselves. The inn keepers are wonderful. We stayed in "Susan's Loft" a third floor room with private patio and fabulous view of the Santa Ynez Mountains. We were given wonderful advice on the local restaurants and for our side trip to Solvang and Los Alamos. The breakfasts were more than we could have expected and the afternoon treats were a delight. We highly recommend Bath Street Inn for those looking for that special someplace.
We give it 5 stars.*****
A quaint inn in fabulous SANTA BARBARA
Our 2 night stay at the Bath Street Inn was perfect. The inn sits on a very quiet, safe street - walking distance to the main drag (State St) where most of the shops, restaurants and bars are in SB. The inn's grounds were beautifully landscaped and well taken care of. There was ample free parking off the street in the back. The room we stayed in was small but cozy and very clean. The bed was very comfortable which was key for us. Breakfast was a treat and VERY GOOD. It filled us up for most of the day. We ate outside in their garden patio which made the morning so relaxing. We missed out on their daily wine & cheese hour but did enjoy their desserts that they have set out every night. The cookies and mocha chocolate cake were delicious! The people were very friendly and helpful on tips to local restaurants and things to do in the area.
We would recommend the Bath Street Inn to anyone visiting the SB area. We will definitely be back!
Comfortable and Affordable
I wanted a quick trip to Santa Barbara and didn't want to spend a fortune on a room so I stayed overnight at Bath Street Inn and overall was satisfied. It is comfortable, quiet, and the surrounding neighborhood is nice and safe. The bed was comfortable as well. Walking distance to State Street. Other pricier B&B's are just a few blocks away which was kinda nice knowing I didn't pay the high cost of staying at one of them just to be in a 'good neighborhood'. Breakfast at Bath Street was just OK, wine and cheese in the evening was also just OK. But these things are just extras so judging them seems rather silly but I thought I'd offer my opinion on them anyway. The rooms are traditional, somewhat small and furnishings a bit worn (unfortunately this doesn't show on the internet). However, the rooms (and bathrooms) are clean. I even decided to take a bath at the end of my long day of walking which was lovely. Overall, for the money it was a decent stay. My final thought is if you want to spend the money, I highly recommend the Simpson House (a very special place).....but if not, Bath Street Inn will be just fine. You won't be disappointed.
Special and organic!
On a week-end with my Mom, think Thelma and Louise, spent 2 days exploring SB. Our B&B, The Bath Street Inn was cozy and friendly with a substantial and yummy breakfast. Dinner at both Pane y Vino (in Montecito) reminded me of a trip last summer to Italy. Food was fresh, light and delicious. The last night was SpiritLand Bistro. Food is all organic, with original preparations, goodly size portions and tasty. We will definitely be back again!
Great value
Great for the price. Quiet location with easy parking, good breakfast, nicely appointed room. Close by everything but still quiet.
Great food, people and bed!
Everything you want from a Bed & Breakfast at a reasonable price. Marie is very helpful in addressing any questions. The rooms are cvery nice and the breakfast is quite special. The location is good if you're looking for something close to State St., but just outside all the hustle and bustle.
A great place for a stay in SB.
You'll Love the Bath Street Inn
Had a wonderful stay recently at the Bath Street Inn. The people make the difference. Everyone is helpful, attentive and considerate. The atmosphere is charming: warm and personal, with never a hint of fussiness. A friendly and casual ambience makes the Inn feel like home immediately. The rooms are comfortable, clean and very attractive. The breakfast menu is generous and beautifully prepared. Thank you Linda, Elizabeth, Marie and everyone for making our visit to Santa Barbara so delightful. I highly recommend the Bath Street Inn.
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Since I became pregnant, my child's father has been fired from two jobs, almost got his car reposessed, and stole a BB gun and needed me to bail him out of jail. He's done nothing to help me and has put me through nothing but emotional stress and my mother finally helped me see this.
So here are the reason's why me and my child don't need him, and why he doesn't deserve him/her:
- He has never been to a prenatal appointment
- He's never been present during my support meetings for young parents
- He's never even asked about the baby- how big he/she is, if I've felt any movement, how the appointments go, etc.
- He offers nothing but a negative environment for my child
- When I was sick, in and out of the hospital, and bedridden from morning sickness/dehydration, he never once asked out I was or if the baby was okay. He never cared.
- He's put me through months of emotional abuse, going so far as to say he got me pregnant on purpose. And I'm so much better than that.
- He expects everyone to help him while never offering help to others. And doesn't show the least bit of appreciation for any help he receives.
- He can't hold a job.
- He can't manage his money.
- He's too childish to be able to take care of a child, and I don't have the time or energy to take care of two people.
- He's convinced the world is against him, and I refuse to let my child pick up on that attitude.
- I will be able to provide for my child better than he can.
- I have four amazing men in my life- my father, my brother, and my two uncles- who will be able to provide more tahn enough positive male influence for my child.
- Seven amazing women- My mother, and my five aunts- love me enough to give me the best constructive advice to help me raise my child.
- My parents will help me out as much as I need while teaching me to be self-sufficient.
- I have the support to do this without his negative influence.
- I am strong enough to take care of my child without him
If any of you are struggling with a negative relationship, please know that you can do this without them. You need to think of your child and put your child first. If your child's father offers nothing but negativity, then he doesn't deserve you or YOUR child. You can do this, and so can I.

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Planning and Follow Up Manager
Electrolux Egypt - Le Caire, Egypte
Réf. JB1781022
Description du poste
• Sets the annual goals for planning department which contribute with company vision
• Develops and implement plans for section teams. Build milestones into plans, monitors progress and adjusts them as necessary to take any changes into account. Provide clear direction and ensure that staff knows what is expected of them.
• Risk assesses; develops, categorizes, controls, implements predictable risks, evaluates controls sufficiency and takes the appropriate actions.
• Prioritizes own workload to ensure timetables are met, and often work with competing deadlines
• Participates in the Sales and Operations planning process through monthly meeting with Demand Planning.
• Leads and supervises the planning team; export, materials requisition, production planning and follow up sections.
• Organises, plans, delivers and maintains effective team working to achieve the department action plan goals.
• Empowers and aligns team members.
• Reviews and evaluates the department performance in achieving the objectives.
• Prepares of annual, monthly and daily production schedules.
• Prepares of annual and monthly materials requisitions.
• Follows up actual production performance VS. Standard performance.
Détails du poste
- Réf.:
- Lieu de travail:
- Le Caire, Egypte
- Domaine de la société:
- Fabrication et Production
- Type de société:
- Employeur (secteur privé)
- Fonction:
- Ingénierie
- Statut d'emploi:
- Temps plein
- Type d'emploi:
- Salaire mensuel:
- Non spécifié
- Nombre de postes à pourvoir:
- 2
Candidat préféré
- Niveau de carrière:
- Expérimenté
- Années d'expérience:
- Min: 3 Max: 10
- Lieu de résidence:
- Egypte
- Sexe:
- Mâle
- Nationalité:
- Egypte
- Diplôme:
- Baccalauréat / Diplôme supérieur
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A propos de la société
Electrolux is a global leader in home appliances, based on deep consumer insight and developed in close collaboration with professional users. We offer thoughtfully designed, innovative and sustainable solutions for households and businesses, with products such as refrigerators, dishwashers, washing machines, cookers, vacuum cleaners, air conditioners and small domestic appliances.
Under esteemed brands including Electrolux, AEG,Zanussi, Frigidaire and Electrolux Grand Cuisine, the Group sells more than 50 million products to customers in more than 150 countries every year. In 2014, Electrolux had sales of SEK 112 billion and about 60,000 employees. Electrolux has been doing business since 1919. The headquarters are located in Stockholm, Sweden, and the Electrolux share ELUXb is listed on Nasdaq OMX Stockholm.


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Faith Quotes and Sayings
How we express ourselves in worship remains up in the air.
– Robert H. Schuller
Confidence in your own ability is faith in God.
Never had much faith in love or miracles, Never wanna put my heart on the line.
– Bruno Mars
Have faith in your own thoughts.
– Brooke Shields
Sometimes life's going to hit you in the head with a brick. Don't lose faith. I'm convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did.
— Steve Jobs
Faith moves mountains but you have to keep pushing while you are praying.
— Mason Cooley
Faith is taking the first step even when you can't see the whole staircase.
– Martin Luther King Jr.
All things are inconstant except the faith in the soul, which changes all things and fills their inconstancy with light.
– James Joyce
Doubt is a question mark; faith is an exclamation point. The most compelling, believable, realistic stories have included them both.
— Criss Jami
I discovered that maybe it was fate all along, that faith was just an illusion that somehow you're in control.
– Amy Tan
It is always more difficult to fight against faith than against knowledge.
– Adolf Hitler
Have faith in your own thoughts.
– Brooke Shields
You can't control everything. Sometimes you just need to relax & have faith that things will work out. Let go a little & just let life be.
To live with faith, eliminate fear. Only one can exist in our life at any point of time.
Fear can keep us up all night long, but faith makes one fine pillow.


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BBG Gardens & Collections
Good-bye to the Discovery Garden…for Now
The Discovery Garden is closing for construction soon, so be sure to make time for one last visit. Read More ›
Herb Garden Harvest
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Get to Know Your Native Plants
Learn to identify sweet fern, jewelweed, and sundew, all plants native to this region. One repels ants, one prevents poison ivy, and one eats flies. Read More ›
Collecting in the Wild
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A Fern Grows in Brooklyn
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Most spring bulbs may be weeks from blooming outdoors here, but their South African counterparts are in all their glory in the Warm Temperate Pavilion. Read More ›


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Mexican pop star BELINDA has laughed off reports suggesting a sex tape was stolen in a recent raid on her home - stating she's still a virgin.
The pretty singer was the victim of burglars, who broke into her Mexico City home on 2 August (08) and stole a number of personal items, but she insists rumours pornographic material was among the thieves' haul are a joke.
The Bendita Mentira star says, "I have nothing to hide. There's no sex tape with me and some guy doing anything lewd, so I'm not even worried about that.
"I'm only worried about my family, who is most important in all of this. My parents raised me well, and I would never shame them like that, or make a video like that.
"I've never even been intimate with anyone, to be quite honest. Believe me, I haven't even gotten to that stage yet."
And, as for suggestions the burglars took off with naked shots of the 18-year-old, she adds, "I've never posed naked or topless in any photo. I'm sure there are some pictures of me in a bikini on vacation, but that's about it."
The rapper teams up with Apple Music on his latest project.
The NBC series ended a decade ago, but Will, Grace, Karen and Jack haven't changed a bit.
Now THAT'S an engagement ring. Good job, Aaron Lohr!
The album is Williams' first release since 2013's 'Swings Both Ways'.
There's already an Oscars buzz surrounding this movie.


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Justin Phillips better known as Crywolf has teamed up with New Jersey super star Aylen to create a soothing new dubstep track titled "Silenced Pt. II". Infused with angelic vocals over a backdrop of strong wobbles and flirtatious synths for a production full of substance. Even as Aylen currently experiments with Trap music, there is a certain delight on our behalf with another dubstep release. Crywolf who has been releasing fantastic remixes, most notably a rendition of Alt-j's 'Breezeblocks' and The Knifes's 'You Make Me Like Charity', are set to make this year even greater under the Always Never Records umbrella.
We've been following British folk duo Fossil Collective since their first "Let It Go" EP and now, a year later, we finally have our first taste of their eagerly anticipated debut album, "Tell Where I Lie".
"Under My Arrest" is the first cut from the album to surface and has certainly been worth waiting for. A sweeping five-minute tapestry of delicately woven instrumentation and soaring harmonies, "Under My Arrest" highlights Fossil Collective's confidence as songwriters and hints at the album's potential to soundtrack those hazy summer afternoons.
"Tell Where I Lie" hits record stores on April 8th via Dirty Hit but is available to pre-order now.
An absolutely infections track to start your week comes from none other than melodic master/producer RAC. Reworking 'Next Year', off Northern Irish indie rock band Two Door Cinema Club's second studio album Beacon, RAC lets the vocals shine by removing much of the original instrumentation and sprinkling it with colorful and vivid pop layers of pure bliss. Out of all the RAC remixes we have posted, this is by far one of the best we have heard.
[Track was removed off RAC's Soundcloud. Will update once it is back up]
The Dirty Dutch Messiah, Afrojack, has had its fair of controversy his latest original "Air Guitar", set to be the official anthem of Ultra Music Festival 2013. While it does feature the same uplifting attitude on an Afrojack production, many fans disagree of its dubstep overtones. Which I think it is just misleading because these are not exactly "wobbles", just motherfucking hard basslines (pardon my Dutch). While they are certainly much more permanent throughout the track, leaving little room the melodic parts to stand out, it is still a massive release and we are just happy to move on past his Gangnam Style remix.
The release date has yet to be confirmed.
Dallas producers AFK and Spenca team up for a trap forward remodel of last years infectious 'Atom' by Italian duo Nari & Milani. We featured Shape of Lights bootleg remix later that year with its daunting and low bassline, still holding up as a top favorite. Yet Spenca & AFK have come up with an intriguing transformation that hints of dubstep and trap over the original house synths. The result is a clean production of well decorated gritty elements, modernized for consumption.


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A crowd of seventh graders sits enthralled as Glenis Redmond floods the room with passion and history, her animated voice and hands telling stories that spark their creativity.
She scans their faces through red cat-eye glasses. She describes her 109-year-old grandmother, who smoked cigarettes and caught the long ashes in her hand when they fell.
Poet Glenis Redmond visited South Middle School and the University of South Carolina Lancaster this week to give lessons and share her poetry with seventh grade students from Lancaster County schools.
Duke Energy's World of Energy education center at Oconee Nuclear Station near Seneca will host a family event celebrating National Hunting and Fishing Day on Saturday, Sept. 24.
BOONETOWN – Surging Andrew Jackson opened Region IV-AA play in a big way, blanking rival North Central High School, 26-0 at the rival Knights' field on Friday night.
The Volunteers, with the shutout, improved to 3-1 with their third straight win.
The Vols scored four times during the game, with senior Dalton Haven tallying a pair of touchdowns to key AJ's victory.
Haven's first touchdown came on a three-yard run at 5:23 in the second quarter.
The extra point was blocked, leaving AJ up, 6-0.
BUFORD – The host Buford Yellow Jackets fell to the Lee Central Stallions, 44-13 on Friday night in the Region IV-AA football opener for both teams.
For the third straight week, the 1-4 Jackets were up against an unbeaten team, and weren't able to pull off the upset.
LC amassed a whooping 648 yards total offense on its way to the region win. It was the first game that the Yellow Jackets' opponent outgained them this season.
CHESTERFIELD – Indian Land versus Chesterfield looked to be a battle of ground versus pass.
Could the Warriors control the clock with their running game, or would the quick strike passing attack of the Rams prevail?
The first half was mostly a stalemate, but in a two-and-a-half minute third-quarter stretch, the host Rams scored 17 points.
That stretch proved to be the turning point in the Rams' 41-21 win Friday night.
The Warriors defense held up well for the most part in the first half.
U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney told Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce members on Thursday that it's time for meaningful, common-sense reforms to Social Security to keep the system solvent.
"This is a hard thing to do politically, because it's easy to run a political ad… that says Mick Mulvaney wants to take Social Security away from old people," he said. "But it's something we have to fix."
The Springs Memorial Hospital team captured top honors in the 25th annual Rotary Club golf tournament at the Lancaster Golf Club on Thursday afternoon.
The Springs Memorial team posted a 57 for a one-shot win in the captain's choice tournament at the LGC.
The foursome of Richard Warrin, Mark Wallace, Ian Stewart and Jonathan Scott carded a 15-under to take the close win in the 18-team field.
Last Saturday's races at Lancaster Motor Speedway included Montgomery Towing Super Stock, Deal 1 Auto Sales SECA Crate Sportsman, Cauthen Motors Renegades, M&M Garage Extreme 4 and U.S. Bonding Vintage.
Montgomery Towing Super Stock finishing order was Brandy Baker, Jason Gulledge, Joseph Engelbrecht, Elias Grant, Johnny Starkey, Andrew Winderl and Michael Stuart.
Amanda Harris
For The Lancaster News
The Buford High School Lady Jackets volleyball team will look to get back on track this week in Region IV-AA court play.
The Lady Jackets, the defending region volleyball champions, dropped a 3-0 home match to North Central High School on Thursday.
NCHS, the region runner-up last season to BHS, rolled to the win, 25-18, 25-17 and 25-17. A year ago, Buford and North Central split in regular-season play, with BHS capturing the crown in a special playoff match at Central High School in Pageland.
Buford will visit North Central for a Region IV-AA rematch Oct. 4.
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Haroon Khan: I Know I'm Capable of Becoming Champion
Haroon Khan is convinced he can emulate his famous brother Amir and claim his own world titles.
The 21-year-old younger Khan, after 66 wins as an amateur, makes his professional debut on his brother's undercard in Sheffield on Saturday.
He will take on Bulgarian Stefan Slavchev in a four-round super-flyweight contest at the Motorpoint Arena.
Haroon Khan said: "I'm looking forward to it. I have been waiting for this day for a long time and now it has come.
"I can't wait to get in the ring and show my talent.
"I am a bit nervous but it is going to be a big night and I have trained so hard for this fight.
"I am not going to be a loser. I have sacrificed so much and I am not going to let the training camp go to waste.
"Whoever was to come in front of me, I am sure I would be too powerful for them.
"I know I am going to get comparisons with Amir but even if I achieve half of what he has achieved, I will be happy with that.
"But I know I am capable of becoming a world champion."
Haroon Khan has followed Amir throughout his career and his elder brother intends to return the favour.
Amir this weekend has his own concerns as he takes on Julio Diaz in the main event in Sheffield but hopes to guide Haroon as much as he can.
Amir Khan said: "It is going to be brilliant with him fighting on the same card as me.
"I thought this time would never come, but it has.
"It is a great move he has made to turn professional. There are a lot of big fights out there for him.
"As long as he is disciplined and trains hard I am sure he can go all the way.
"I want to advise him from day one, all the way to the top. As long as he listens I am sure he can go all the way."
Would be epic if they both lost on the same card.Comment by chav on 04-25-2013
[QUOTE=F!x;13290716]Brothers - Wladimir has the glass jaw, Vitali has the iron chin.[/QUOTE] I would have some points with you on it just for sh1ts and giggles, but you're as broke as a joke. Shame. Must admit, It would be funny…Comment by F!x on 04-25-2013
[QUOTE=chav;13290621]Anyone else get the feeling he's going to be housing a despicable glass mandible? [/QUOTE] Brothers - Wladimir has the glass jaw, Vitali has the iron chin.Comment by Jloro on 04-25-2013
His opponent by KO one [SIZE="1"][I]Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android[/I][/SIZE]Comment by Straightener on 04-25-2013
[QUOTE=chav;13290621]Anyone else get the feeling he's going to be housing a despicable glass mandible? [img]http://www.u-boot.co.uk/baldockbardblog/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Autoglass1.jpg[/img][/QUOTE] haha time will tellPost a Comment - View More User Comments (6)


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Spyder Strato Fleece Hoody
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The Spyder Men's Strato Hooded Fleece Jacket will keep you warm during your shoulder-season hikes, and you can layer it under your Spyder ski shell when you hit the slopes. The 360-degree stretch microfleece fabric is soft to the touch and very very stretchy, so you won't feel any resistance whether you're hiking in the woods or really laying into your gs-turn. The fabric has an anti-pill finish, printed Spyder logos, two zippered hand pockets for stashing a few snacks, and a zippered chest pocket for your phone.
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I read about Sen. Bernie Sanders presentation on global warming and the proposed carbon-reduction legislation in the March 14 Burlington Free Press (Sanders, McKibben to highlight carbon conference Saturday). While I support Sen. Sanders endeavor to maintain Vermonts low-carbon leadership status, my question is simple: If we want to reduce Vermonts carbon footprint, why is the state trying to shut down Vermont Yankee?
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Lauren Lindsey (119), Casey Brittain (165) and Dyanna McIntyre (heavyweight) all earned pins for Palo Duro in the finals. But Sam Houston earned five, taking the 110-, 128-, 138-, 148- and 185-pound weight classes.
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'The Hobbit' and 'Iron Man 3' lead Comic-Con's Saturday schedule
Superheroes, pint-sized adventurers, giant monsters and 19th century bounty hunters -- Day three of the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con has it all.
The Saturday schedule has been released and it's loaded with big movie titles, including "The Hobbit," "Iron Man 3," "Man of Steel," Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" and more.
Although most of the panels' guests are TBA, we have a feeling that fans will get to see stars such as Robert Downey Jr., Jamie Foxx, Henry Cavill and "The Hobbit" gang. Those that are confirmed include Tarantino, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Peña, Kit Harington and Marvel movie mastermind Kevin Feige.
Comic-Con also revealed this year's film panels for Saturday which include "Glee," "True Blood," "Vampire Diaries" and more.
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"Django Unchained"
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The Lowdown: One of the most anticipated panels at the Con will be home to Tarantino's upcoming western starring Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio, Christoph Waltz, Samuel L. Jackson and more. Fans will get to see exclusive new footage from the film and be part of a special discussion with the director ("Pulp Fiction," "Kill Bill") and cast members to be announced. Fingers crossed for Jonah Hill.
Open Road Films: "End of Watch" and "Silent Hill: Revelations 3D"
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Who: Adelaide Clemens, Kit Harington, director Michael J. Bassett and producer Samuel Hadida.
The Lowdown: The latest horror pic based on the Konami video game series, fans will witness the world premiere of 3D footage from the sequel. Harington is one of the stars of HBO's "Game of Thrones."
Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures: "Pacific Rim," "Man of Steel" and "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey"
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The Lowdown: Guillermo del Toro's Kaiju showdown is stomping on San Diego. Charlie Hunnam, Rinko Kikuchi, Idris Elba, Ron Perlman, and Charlie Day pit giant robots against giant monsters invading from the sea in order to save the day. They haven't announced what the panel will consist of, but del Toro is unveiling any footage you won't want to miss it.
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The Lowdown: It's somewhat of a surprise that Zack Snyder's 2013 Superman reboot is on the schedule, although there are no details about what to expect (will we finally see some footage?). Stars Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, Russell Crowe and Laurence Fishburne star.
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The Lowdown: Peter Jackson is bringing Middle-earth back to the Con with the first of two films based on Tolkien's novel. The "LOTR" panels were always jam-packed with nerdy goodness, so expect more of the same this time around. Some of these stars will hopefully make the journey: Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage, Cate Blanchett, Hugo Weaving, Ian Holm, Christopher Lee, Hugo Weaving, Elijah Wood, Orlando Bloom, Evangeline Lily, and Andy Serkis.
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'Support and retain what is local but grow it with vision'
Fr Harry Bohan tells Jim O'Brien we're repeating the mistakes of the past by concentrating on national development at the expense of regional growth
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Harry Bohan's house in Shannon, Co Clare is the nearest dwelling to the airport. His living-room window looks out across the mudflats metres from where the planes take off and land in this, the most westerly airport in Europe.
The door is open and as I come in, the priest stands up to greet me. A big man, he speaks with a deep rich Clare accent that gives every consonant its full value, while shaving the vowels to a minimum. A shock of strong white hair stands stylishly on the crown of his head and his eyes are as sharp as those of a 20 year old.
"You'll have tay, come on in to the kitchen."
His tall frame moves slowly, almost gingerly.
"I had cancer, you know, and an aneurysm that went wrong."
He proceeds to list a series of operations, any one of which would have incapacitated a normal mortal.
"I'm lucky to be alive, if lucky is what you'd call it, but at least I don't have to retire. I'd go mad if I hadn't something to do to keep the brain working."
We return to the sitting rooms where books and boxes of tablets share the shelf and sideboard space, testament to his condition and his passions. The 75-year-old parish priest of Sixmilebridge and Kilmurry ministers to his flock with help from his 'curate,' retired Bishop of Killaloe, Willie Walshe.
"I still do 40 first Friday calls every week," says Fr Bohan. "I spread them out over a few days but it's fierce important. I take my time at it because for some of these people, the priest's visit is one of the few bits of social contact they have during the week."
The word 'social' looms large in Harry Bohan's vocabulary.
"The day I was ordained in Maynooth in 1963, my bishop, the late Joe Rodgers, took me for a walk and told me he was sending me to the University of Wales in Cardiff to study sociology. I nearly fainted because I'd had enough of books and I told him as much. In explaining his reasoning he said that Shannon, Clare and its surrounds were at the heart of the new Ireland that was emerging. He wanted someone in the diocese who'd understand these changes."
As a student, the man from Feakle, Co Clare was very influenced by a young professor of sociology at Maynooth, Jeremiah Newman, who subsequently became the bishop of Limerick.
"Newman shaped my future, what he was doing in Maynooth was trying to enable us to connect with the real world, while the theology we learned was up in the clouds." In Cardiff Fr Bohan did his thesis on the growth of cities in Britain.
"In short, I concluded that the massive housing estates and high rise apartments were not good places to raise families."
After he finished his MA he was sent to Birmingham to work with Irish immigrant families and what he found there confirmed what his research had told him.
In 1968 Harry came back to a changed Ireland.
"It had been through four revolutions in a short period. These included the revolution in communications with the arrival of television, the revolution brought about by free education, the changes brought by industrialisation and the changes in the church under Vatican II," he explains.
"I came back with the hope that the mistakes made in Britain in terms of the growth of cities would not be repeated in Ireland, that the concentration of industry and people would not be repeated here."
Unfortunately this had already begun in Dublin and locally in Limerick.
Ireland was reaping the rewards of Whitaker's Economic Plan but Britain's mistakes were being repeated in the concentration of industry in industrial estates and the concentration of people in massive housing estates.
"This ran totally contrary to the settlement patterns in Ireland, a pattern of towns and villages and open countryside. And today, Ireland is still making the same mistakes by concentrating on national development at the expense of genuine regional and local development. We are continuing to pay a huge price for putting people into places they were never meant to be."
In his memoir, Swimming Upstream, Bohan quotes Maynooth sociologist Liam Ryan who delivers a damning critique of national planning, "….the new economic philosophy would seem to be achieving in the area of job creation, but meanwhile the population continues to fall in the West and the north West. A little bit of dole here and a little bit of Bord Failte there will not be enough to change this trend."
Fr Bohan claims that Foreign Direct Investment is simply allowing "branches of export-led multinational companies to export our people from the towns and villages into the cities and when these (multinationals) get fed up, they move on."
He goes on to say that in the various incarnations of national planning, all that mattered was job creation but it didn't matter where the jobs were created. "What resulted was a population shift from towns and villages and instead of going to Boston and Chicago, they were going to Shannon, Limerick and Dublin. Not a thing was learned," he says.
"We don't seem to have brought any creativity whatsoever to the whole development process. The development values were money values, market values, commercial values, not the values of human and natural resources, not the values of people and what they could create. It was all top-down stuff concerned with growth and not the spread of growth."
Fr Bohan's first response to this situation was to set up the Rural Housing Organisation. "Something had to be done. In 1973 my own home village of Feakle had a population of 120 but only three people were between the ages of 20 and 40. Alarm bells were ringing, villages were dying and at the same time post offices, shops and garda stations were closing."
The Rural Housing Organisation started its work in Feakle where local couples were invited to save a specific weekly amount for a deposit on a house while, at the same time, they were helped to get loans from the county council and local banks. With this system in place the organisation set about building affordable housing.
"The aim was to retain in communities the very age group communities needed to survive."
In its time, the Rural Housing Organisation worked in 13 counties from Cavan to Cork and built 2,500 houses.
"The benefits of this were immediately obvious - young farmers stayed around, school numbers grew, businesses became viable, community centres were built, emigrants returned, other houses were built. The populations of villages increased by up to 30pc."
The next challenge Fr Bohan saw was to tackle the lack of job opportunities and investment in rural communities. The Rural Housing Organisation became the Rural Resource Organisation and with seed capital of £100,000 borrowed from West of Ireland bishops and some interested parties, the organisation began to loan money to local projects and rural SMEs at 2pc when the banks were charging 16c. The intention was to set up a people's bank based on a German model to reverse the outflow of capital that was leaking from mainstream banks, who were taking the savings of people in the West of Ireland and investing them everywhere else but back in the local communities where they were deposited.
Although the Rural Resource Organisation kept building houses and supported a range of rural business projects, the 1980s downturn hit it hard and after disposing of its remaining land banks and paying its debts, it closed up shop.
It wasn't an easy time for the Clare man. "One minister for the environment said to me at the time: 'Why did you set up that organisation? If the West is dying, I'll save it.' But Government could only do big things in big places; it could never see that the way forward is to facilitate people to take responsibility for their own lives. The same could be said of the church."
Fr Bohan is not just a man of action, he is equally a man of ideas. He likes nothing better than exploring what people are thinking. He often prefaces his description of the initiatives he was involved in with the words, "a few of us gathered and began talking about this". And so when the arc of the Celtic Tiger was firmly on its upward trajectory in 1999, he launched a series of annual conferences held in Clare and known as the Ceifin conferences, named after the Celtic goddess of inspiration Ceibhfhionn.
Led by nationally and internationally-renowned speakers and thinkers, the gatherings, which lasted from 1998 to 2000, challenged the prevailing wisdoms and sacred cows of the time. In this regard, the contribution to the 1998 conference by David McWilliams in which he foretells the collapse of the Tiger is chilling in its accuracy.
As the country attempts to pick up the pieces after the most recent economic collapse, Fr Bohan shakes his head at the thoughts of a looming property bubble in Dublin and the emergence of a two-tier recovery. "Has nothing been learned?" he asks ruefully.
But he has hope, he keeps trying and keeps experiencing little victories. Among these, he numbers the retention of the hospital in Cahercalla, near Ennis, as a community hospital bought by the people of Clare. The most recent victory is the purchase and reopening of the mart in Sixmilebridge in 2011 after a long struggle between the local community and former owners, GVM.
Now operating as a co-operative in community ownership, the mart is a thriving source of activity and industry, and has spawned a bustling local country market.
"The mart story proves that the cooperative model is a viable one at a time when people have lost faith in larger institutions and corporations," he says. "The message is, 'support and retain what is local but at the same time grow it with activity, creativity and vision'."
It's time to go. We have been so busy we hardly mentioned his second religion - Clare hurling.
"Will ye beat Cork tomorrow?" I ask. "We should," he says. "But t'will tighten us. But Limerick are flying." This last remark was delivered with all the admiration of a fowler taking aim at his next airborne target.
It was definitely time for this Limerick man to beat a retreat across the river.
Unfortunately, Cork got the better of both of us.
Bohan on... The Church
'It is a pity, when the Church had its voice it didn't address the key social questions faced by Ireland'
Harry Bohan is a loyal churchman, a loyalty that gives him the license to deliver a sharp and incisive critique of the organisation he has given his life to. Here are some of the things he has to say:
"It is a pity, when the church had its voice it didn't address the key social questions faced by Ireland. We concentrated on sexual morality and ignored these social questions to our cost."
"There is no point going on and on about the shortage of priests and vocations, this is just looking for more of the same. We have to go back to first beginnings, to being Christ-centred and define the church in terms of how Christian is the society it is creating."
"In his words and actions, Pope Francis is modelling a church which loves humanity."
Bohan on... Hurling
'There are two GAAs–the players and the administrators'
Harry Bohan is a passionate hurling man, he managed Clare in darker times between 1974 and 1979. In his first year in charge, the team reached the Munster Final, a rare occasion for Clare who had only featured in five provincial finals in 90 years.
In 1977 and 1978 they won two National League titles with Fr Bohan and competed in the Munster Finals of 1977 and 1978, being beaten by the great Cork All-Ireland three-in-a-row team that included Jimmy Barry-Murphy.
He stepped down in 1979, returned to the job in 1980 and stepped down for good in 1981, but since then has served on various backroom teams, including working with Anthony Daly between 2003 and 2006.
Speaking about the current Clare team, he says: "They are a young bunch of lads who obviously have a mission. They set high standards for themselves…they are also people who are close to one another, who have huge respect for one another, and for Davy - as he respects them."
Reflecting on the GAA, he quotes Wexford man Liam Griffin, who said that even if there never was a player, the GAA would still meet. "In other words, there are two GAAs - the players and the administrators."
Bohan on farming
'We need to bring a huge amount of creativity and imagination to farming'
Harry Bohan thinks and talks a lot about farming: "My good friend, Michael McGrath, the former CAO in Clare, is right when he says there's a huge future for grass-produced food in the country. In that vein we should never grumble about the rain, we should thank God for it."
In one of his recent initiatives, Fr Bohan is involved in establishing the Good Food Movement. "In an era when people are eating huge amounts of mass-produced food with consequent health problems, there is a growing interest in good food."
He believes we need to get away from the "beef and milk yo-yo" and begin to look at what we can produce in our rural villages that will do new things and open up new opportunities.
"We need to bring a huge amount of creativity and imagination to farming, doing it the way we always did it isn't working. There is no future in exporting agricultural raw material as we have always done, we need to start investing in the finished product."
In that regard, he bemoans the way the country is willing to spend billions on attracting foreign direct investment but grumbles about putting a few pounds into developing our best indigenous industry.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A field guide for beaches, a road trip guide and a couple of books for city-dwellers looking to get outdoors with kids offer inspiration and information for planning adventures this season.
—National Geographic's "Field Guide to the Water's Edge" ($22) is a handy reference for anyone who's ever wondered about shorebirds, seashells, plants and other curiosities found on beaches, shorelines and river banks. The book is co-authored by Stephen Leatherman, also known as "Dr. Beach," who issues an annual list of America's "best beaches" each Memorial Day, using criteria such as water quality. The book includes a list of 35 of the best North American water's edge destinations, with top beaches culled from Leatherman's annual list, plus his choices for top 10 river sites and top five Great Lakes beaches. The Great Lakes beaches on the list are Bayfield Main Beach on Lake Huron in Ontario; Oak Street Beach, Lake Michigan, in Chicago; Presque Isle State Park, Lake Erie, in Pennsylvania; and two in Michigan, Sand Point Beach, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Lake Superior, and Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Lake Michigan.
—"Road Trip USA" by Jamie Jensen is out from Moon publishers in its sixth edition ($30). The book's "Cross-Country Adventures on America's Two-Lane Highways" offer six north-to-south routes and five west-to-east routes, from trips that hug the Atlantic and Pacific coasts to cross-country treks like the Oregon Trail from the Oregon coast to Cape Cod, Mass. Other chapters cover classics like Route 66 between Hollywood and Chicago and the Great River Road from the headwaters of the Mississippi in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana. The book offers all kinds of history and trivia and also includes recommendations for attractions and side trips along the way.
—The Appalachian Mountain Club has come out with "Outdoors with Kids" guides for New York City and Boston. Each book lists 100 places to explore in and around each city, from urban parks, historic sites and greenways within city limits to beaches, ponds, hikes and other outings outside the city, most of them doable as day trips and many accessible by public transportation. The New York guide ranges from famous places like Central Park to less well-known spots like the Socrates Sculpture Garden in Queens to the Rockefeller State Park Preserve in Pleasantville, N.Y., 30 miles north of the city, plus beaches on Long Island and in New Jersey. Boston's list includes Boston Common and Jamaica Pond, plus sites that are farther away like the Quabbin Reservoir in Belchertown, Mass., about 85 miles west of the city, and a few spots in other parts of New England including places in Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
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Joel Sternfeld has produced photographs of inhabited American landscapes since the late 1970s, using a large viewfinder camera with 8x10 inch negatives or colour transparencies. His photographs sometimes have an unsettling quality; there is often a humorous or disjunctive element within the scenes, something to remind us of the oddities of modern life. Sternfeld travels through America, sometimes on year-long projects, coming across events en route. In his series 'On This Site' (1992-3), Sternfeld photographed scenes of crimes. There is usually nothing precise in these photographs that refers to the crime, simply a written statement about the incident to accompany the photographs. However, the unsettling quality of Sternfeld's work creates a strong sense of the crime's presence. Processes and Techniques This is a colour photograph printed on Kodak paper. It is called a C-type print because the photograph is printed from a colour negative.
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Juan Diaz Ready To Return, Wants Brandon Rios' Title
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BoxingScene.com was advised by manager Willie Savannah, that former undisputed lightweight king Juan "Baby Bull" Diaz (35-4, 17KOs) has made a decision to stage one final championship run. Diaz is already in training for his ring return. The pride of Houston has been inactive since losing a twelve round decision in his rematch with Juan Manuel Marquez last July.
Diaz, 27-years-old, has gone 2-4 in his last six ring appearances. Savannah believes Diaz can have a successful run if he follows directions and trains the correct way. One fight in particular, that Savannah says they would love to secure, is a title clash with WBA champion Brandon "Bam Bam" Rios.
"I spoke with Juan Diaz [on Saturday]. He's ready to return. There are still a lot of guys that he can fight, like Brandon Rios, Urbano Antillon, Humberto Soto and all of those guys. He's training right now and ready to restart his career. He's one of the few people who can draw in his own hometown. Maybe Top Rank might be interested in putting him in with Rios or Soto. Or maybe Golden Boy will put him in with the winner of Michael Katsidis and Robert Guerrero. He's officially ready to come back." Savannah told BoxingScene.com.
On a side note, Savannah's wife, Clare, has been appointed as the head coach of USA Boxing's female squad, which leaves on Monday for a scheduled event in Warsaw, Poland. She trained and worked the corner of Juan Diaz when the "Baby Bull" was an amateur - and she also worked the corner for a few of his early pro fights.
why not Mercito Gesta ,the dude fights nothing but bums and wants a shot at Rios.they should make it eliminator to face Bam Bam.Comment by jaskieee on 03-27-2011
[QUOTE=timba;10291824]I respect Diaz's bravery, but Rios is the last person he should get in the ring with. He should be aiming for a Katsidis rematch and build himself from there.[/QUOTE] I think he will give Rios a good run. Rios…Comment by KJB on 03-27-2011
[QUOTE=onechance87;10292432]babybull should get a tuneup.I think a rios-diaz fight would be great in texas:boxing:[/QUOTE] No way Rios goes to Texas to fight Diaz. Nobody gets a fair shake in Texas, and Brandon is the Champ while Diaz is the one…Comment by Golden on 03-27-2011
Who else is out there right now for Rios?Comment by Spray_resistant on 03-27-2011
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