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Guilty Pleasures; 1. Eating Dunkin' Donuts all day 2. Swimming in the mall poll 3. Playing arcade games on my laptop all day 4. Running around my house shirtless as a workout 5. Listening to Taylor Swift and watching Leighton Meester all day Bad Habits; 5. Getting mad over little things 6. Vacuuming when there's a lot of dirt on the carpet 7. Sweeping dust under the carpet when I'm too lazy to dump it in the trash 8. Arguing with my daughter's mom over financial issues and how much she cares for her boyfriend more than our daughter 9. Eating when I'm emotional BAD HABITS List your Guilty Pleasures and Bad Habits separately you can post it more than once on this thread One life to live, one purpose to serve and that's as my mom's son who she watches from above. My only mom is that to my mother and still loving uncle to my dead nephew. You two are my heart. |
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I'm an overly self-disciplined workaholic, but when I do have time:
Guilty Pleasures 1) Spontaneous Dancing: throwing down in the club, in the living room, in the backroom of Walmart when I'm alone, in the shoe store - anywhere is a good place to dance to house music. 2) Two hour gym sessions when I can afford it 3) Music I'd rather buy a new song than eat. No, I'm not kidding. 4) Fan and Gossip Sites (easy reading) 5) Daydreaming Bad Habits 1) Crack caffeine junkie. I'd shoot up coffee if it were possible. An IV drip with Seattle's Best would be even better. 2) Being 5 minutes late to work. I think subconsciously its my rebellion against my employer. 3) Not paying attention to the outter world. I get so caught up in thought sometimes that I fail to say hello to people or forget where I put my keys or my jacket. 4) Saying yes to everyone. I hate disappointing people / I like to make others happy, so oftentimes I end up taking on more responsibility than anyone else around me. As a result, I push myself to the brink alot of times. 5) Fear of Intimacy. So many of my experiences showed me that loving someone to the very end of yourself gives them so much power over you that when they leave or hurt you, the pain is unbearable. It becomes all you're capable of, and the pain of being alone is more manageable than the pain of deep loss. Literature adds to reality, it does not simply describe it. It enriches the necessary competencies that daily life requires and provides; and in this respect, it irrigates the deserts that our lives have already become. CS Lewis. |
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RE: Guilty Pleasures/Bad Habits
Guilty Pleasure
(1) Daydreaming (2) im a eat oholic LMFAO i eat alot when im bored or stressed (3) stay online 24/7 im bored this is my life LOL (4) go to the beach whenever I can (5) admit being a tomboy and loving it (6) having a vid game obsession (7) easily having crushes/obsessions on celebrity guys Bad Habits (1) loosing my temple (2) hate being watched when im doing something on the computer (3) parents never knocking when they come into bathrooms (4) Being Ultimate Shy - yeah im really shy (5) when your disability kicks in i hate it (6) when your uncle is bloody teasing you bout your celeb crushes (I had enough of that at work and school) (7) never had ya first kiss dated 3 guys never had my kiss with any of them i just run off and it irritates you when you see someone kissing a person in front of you or you see ppl kissing in movies. (8) afraid of dating cause my last bf cheated on me and i had enough hurt in my life to last a lifetime (9) intending to repeat stuff (10) Fear of Death (11) Fear of Being Eaten (12) Fear of flying and going on a big ship or small boat Icon - Train from Black Cat anime Sig - Saito and Louise from The Familiar of Zero anime |
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So far the 2014 Oscar contenders include a trio of Sundance hits: writer-director Richard Linklater's "Before Midnight," co-written by and starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy (who shared a screenplay nomination with Linklater for "Before Sunset"), "Fruitvale," Ryan Coogler's true story of the killing of Oscar Grant by a San Francisco cop, starring Michael B. Jordan and Octavia Spencer, and David Lowery's western "Ain't Them Bodies Saints," starring Casey Affleck, Rooney Mara and Keith Carradine.
Out of Cannes emerged the Coens' 60s musical "Inside Llewyn Davis," starring Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan, Asghar Farhadi's "The Past," starring Palme d'Or-winner Berenice Bejo (who was nominated for supporting actress for "The Artist"), Alexander Payne's road movie "Nebraska," starring Best Actor winner Bruce Dern, James Gray's "The Immigrant," starring well-reviewed Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix, and Palme d'Or-winner "Blue Is The Warmest Color," whose new face Adele Exarchopoulos earned raves.
There are still many films to see and film festivals to come--most notably the fall Venice/Telluride/Toronto/New York circuit. As always, no film will be deemed an Oscar frontrunner until I've seen it. All categories are listed in alphabetical order.
Some upcoming possibilities for the 86th Academy Awards are listed below.
Best Picture:
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Daniel | June 11, 2013 9:26 PM
Oh god please be right about Before Midnight, if only film series deserves Oscar attention its this one. Linklater, Delpy and Hawke make the perfect trio.
Akira | June 6, 2013 11:17 PM
I'm getting an overwhelming amount of favoritism in this list. Horrible.
Liam | June 5, 2013 9:13 PM
It'll be IMPOSSIBLE for Bejo to get another nomination before Cotillard.
david | April 12, 2013 4:00 PM
You need to include springbreakers as a contender for best picture also James Franco for best actor for springbreakers
Dave Y | March 5, 2013 12:55 AM
These seem to be very good predictions. Check out the ones at Awards Frenzy too.
Jack | February 25, 2013 11:19 AM
Sorry but i haven't been able to take the Oscars Seriously for Years.
Alliegator1105 | February 25, 2013 9:28 AM
This is inaccurate.
"Best animated short film
"Adam and Dog" Minkyu Lee
"Paperman" John Kahrs
"Maggie Simpson in "The Longest Daycare"" David Silverman
"Fresh Guacamole" PES
"Head over Heels" Timothy Reckart and Fodhla Cronin O'Reilly"
Paperman won this one, I know because we were watching and we saw Paperman in Wreck-It Ralph and got pretty excited when it won.
I don't think Life of Pi should have won that much. I think the Hobbit deserves a lot of the wins.
Coral | February 25, 2013 12:43 AM
Thanks for posting your predictions! I think you got all of them right except two? I'm making note to come back next year to get your input before casting my ballot!! You were right on!
Snooby Dooby Doo | February 22, 2013 9:21 PM
Alas, the tide is changing!!!! Riva now has the support of the public, the Europeans, BAFTA, and apparently some Oscars voters. I now think it is a Riva-Lawrence battle too close to call. Hope Riva wins though.
Barbara | February 21, 2013 4:13 AM
It's taken the Academy 84 years to award just four leading actors (Hepburn, Bergman, Nicholson, Streep) with three Oscars and it took those actors three to five decades with multiple nominations to earn that very rare honor. So why is everyone absolutely convinced that Daniel Day Lewis has this in the bag? Because he's a great actor in a great role? So was Bette Davis in All About Eve, Spencer Tracy in Guess Who's Coming To Dinner and Marlon Brando in Last Tango In Paris, but the Academy didn't give them that third Oscar for their efforts. They never gave two of the greatest actors who've ever lived, Richard Burton and Peter O'Toole, even one competitive Oscar in their legendary careers. Pre-Oscar awards, critics and public opinion are not the Academy voters. For Daniel to do this, he'll have to beat these odds: at 55, he'd be the youngest to do it, he'd be the fastest to get there in just 23 years and he'd have to do it with the least amount of nominations, just five. It took the Academy nearly 30 years to finally honor Meryl Streep (arguably the greatest living actress in the world) with her third Oscar (in part because Harvey Weinstein went out and got it for her), so why would anyone think that they're just going to hand Daniel another one especially since he won just five years age? If he's accorded this in just his mid 50's, it sets him up to catch Hepburn and maybe even pass her. My hunch is that if were going to see a three time winner this year, it's going to be DiNiro whose 40 year career has earned him such an honor (and yeah, he has Weinstein out stumping for him too). And since it's taken the Academy over eight decades to bestow this very rare honor on just four leading actors, what do you suppose the odds are that they're going to do it twice (Day Lewis, DiNiro), in just one night? Another hunch? Keep your eye on Hugh Jackman. He too gave a performance that's been universally praised and he's amoungst the most beloved by his peers in the business and don't think that doesn't count.
P.S. There were a few more two time Best Actor winners than what you mentioned. There were nine: Fredrick March, Spencer Tracy, Gary Cooper, Marlon Brando, Dustin Hoffman, Jack Nicholson, Daniel Day Lewis, Tom Hanks and Sean Penn. In 84 years only nine two time Best Actor winners. Golly, it's hard to win two Best Actor trophies let alone three. Oh that's right, in 84 years, no male actor ever has.
June | February 21, 2013 1:00 AM
I've always enjoyed Tommy Lee Jones' movies, with one of my favorite performances of his being in Coal Miner's Daughter. That movie came out so long ago, but his work never ceases to amaze me, which is why I'll be tuning in this Sunday to cheer him on to winning Best Supporting role in Lincoln. I may be called into my office at DISH halfway through the Oscars, but thanks to my DISH Hopper, I'll just finish the awards on the go. I can turn my Smartphone or tablet into a mobile TV and watch live TV, my recordings, and once in a lifetime awards shows like the Oscars wherever I go.
Kenneth Duckworth | February 20, 2013 7:45 AM
As a Foreign Service Officer, I thank Ben Afleck for bringing to light - of only partially - a little known bit of American diplomatic history and shining a bit of light on behalf of the work we do in service to America. However, I do not think the film should win Best Picture, and that is because in an era where very few Americans bother to learn about history, it presents a fantasy about what happened during the Iran Hostage Crisis and how our Canadian allies helped our American diplomats escape. The Canadian role is downplayed for the story of a heroic CIA officer and a bunch of Hollywood operatives who pull one over on the Iranians. The final scenes of the movie, where the diplomats escape from Tehren with the Revolutionary Guard in hot pursuit never happened. Yet, many Americans will take this film as a rendering of historical truth rather than an adventure film dressed up in historic costume. "Lincoln," on the other hand, while also taking liberties with the actual historical narrative of what happened in the fight to bring about the 13th amendment, is basically true to the overall events and paints a good picture of the work the arm twisting and legislative skullduggery that often needs to take place to accomplish great things. For those wishing to know a bit more about the Iran Hostage Crisis, I recommend Mark Bowden's "Guests of the Ayatollah." For more on Lincoln and the 13th Amendment, "The Fiery Trial."
Uthinki | February 20, 2013 12:42 AM
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tia maria | February 15, 2013 6:00 PM
Think Riva will take away award for best leading actress, as BAFTA winners normally go on to win the Oscar as well
MagicMikeToo | February 15, 2013 12:20 AM
Me thinks Riva and De Niro are both on upward trajectories to victory. There's so much backstory for both. She has never been to LA before, her birthday is the day of the awards, will be oldest Best Actress winner ever. He ... oh come on, who doesn't want him to be up on stage clinching his Oscar and saying to him: "YOU TALKING TO ME?!?"
hamid | February 14, 2013 9:09 AM
best film:argo-lincoln
best director:ang li-spilberg
Christopher | February 13, 2013 3:18 AM
Met some old college classmates last weekend. They work in the industry. All of them has spoken to/heard of folks - especially the older ones - changing their Oscar votes in favor of Riva. They have been doing so in droves, apparently. Even more so after the BAFTAs victory.
Leonardo | February 11, 2013 8:06 PM
Just one correction! It is not true that since The Emigrants (1973), a Best Foreign nominated movie also landed a Best Actress nomination. Whoever wrote this is forgetting the Brazilian movie Central Station (1999), which had its main star (Fernanda Montenegro) nominated for the leading actress category, alongside Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett, Emily Watson and Gwyneth Paltrow!
Nice article anyway! Good insights! But let's see if Jennifer Lawrence really wins! She is the major contender, but Emmanuelle Riva has just won the BAFTA's Awards. Maybe she is a threat much more than what we imagine!
Sansa | January 30, 2013 5:51 PM
The person who tried to write this article should do some research.
"Sympathy votes for Argo"?!
Pray tell just how many of these awards waited for the nominations to be announced to complete their voting.
Matt-S | January 20, 2013 5:09 PM
I think a major snub performance was that of Jean-Louis Trintignant. It's way better than Denzel's one. Jean-Louis creates a character that suffers so much in the inside but doesn't let his emotions get out, even if you can see in his eyes what he truly feels. Not many people can do that. But the Academy apparently doesn't like those kind of performances (see Ryan Gosling).
I thought it would've made sense if the Academy nominated him if Emmanuelle Riva got a nom, but one could say this also for John Hawkes (who is the major snub in that category)
Jamie | January 18, 2013 6:58 PM
Bettingwell | January 17, 2013 3:55 AM
Even the bookmakers favor of Daniel Day-Lewis for exposing him so high odds. Not even worth the effort to make bets on his winning. But you can take a chance to put into other categories. The odds look better for bet on the Best Actress.
Erin | January 14, 2013 8:17 PM
And where is The Hobbit??
kori | January 10, 2013 9:37 AM
It happens every year Daniel Day Lewis will win because he is playing an American President they cant upset the politics. which is a shame because Hugh Jackman was outstanding and deserves to win.
Mehrdad | January 10, 2013 3:50 AM
What about Jafar panahi's This is not a film on the category of best documentary feature...?!
Come on... its been adored by many critics and indie critics
Chase | January 9, 2013 6:32 PM
TERRIBLE predictions! You know NOTHING about Hollywood!
TJ S | January 9, 2013 5:07 PM
Awful awful AWFUL predictions. Skyfall for Best Picture??? And only 8 noms for BP total? And no DiCaprio nom for Django. You are in for a rude awakening tomorrow morning.
M | January 8, 2013 7:54 AM
I am surprised there is nothing from Stephen Chbosky's magnificent ' The Perks Of Being A Wallflower'? I know it's a long run for it to win anything but I would so love for it to at least get nomination or a consideration.
Sam | January 7, 2013 3:12 PM
To me, Jenniffer Lawrence was miscast in Silver Linings, and Maggie Smith plays all her characters the same way whether Harry Potter, Downton Abbey or The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. She is just the same.
Kelly | January 5, 2013 11:12 PM
I just saw Django last night. It was over-the-top violent, of course. But, the storyline is incredible and Christoph Waltz is pure genius. And I don't understand why Jamie Foxx is getting no recognition for this. Just because he's black doesn't mean he should be able to pull off the slave role easily. He's phenomenal, as is DiCaprio.
Paul | January 4, 2013 8:47 PM
The fact that Les Miserables is getting so much Oscar buzz seriously sets me off. Next to The Hobbit, it was seriously the most disappointing film of the year. Hands down.
Chris L. | January 4, 2013 5:06 PM
Voters have a chance to make a powerful statement on Jafar Panahi's behalf, whether his movie is a traditional documentary or not. It would help redeem many of their other choices (for foreign film, etc.)
steve handley | January 4, 2013 10:24 AM
Short live action movies - where's Dave Roddham's epic COWARD?
LOUISA WEISZ | January 2, 2013 1:39 PM
God, this is the dumbest list i've read so far, i'm blown away by how biased and ignorant those choices are
Kurtiss L. Robinson | January 2, 2013 12:29 PM
I thought Denzel Washington was astounding in Flight. I also enjoyed the film even though it was not a feel good experience. I think Daniel Day Lewis is amazing. Ever since My Beautiful Laudrette he has proved again and again what talent really is.
Rod | December 31, 2012 11:58 PM
I really love to see more love for The Impossible,it is really a sincere,strong and beautiful movie,the story,the direction,the almost real special effects and the memorable performaces of all the cast. Im really hauting about the power of Naomi Watts performace,she is really marvelous,she gave this year best female performace, you have to see to believe. WONDERFUL.
David | December 31, 2012 1:36 PM
I don't think Jackman will get in. Phoenix will take his spot.
Kelly Garrett | December 31, 2012 12:33 PM
Anne, something to consider: Emmanuelle Riva is the only French actress in contention. After roles in American blockbusters like Batman and Inception, and smaller, but beloved films like Midnight in Paris, Marion Cotillard is a great Hollywood actress.
Dillon | December 31, 2012 4:03 AM
What about Struck by Lightning? Chris Colfer for best original screenplay.
Joe | December 30, 2012 1:47 PM
Matthew McConaughey even being considered with not a single mention of Javier Bardem in Skyfall?
Katy | December 29, 2012 9:09 PM
The Perks of Being a Wallflower for best adapted screenplay nomination easily..
Teija | December 29, 2012 10:12 AM
I didnt like the hobbit movie that much, but I think Richard Armitage was just perfect in that one. He is a fantastic actor, a real star, atleast he should be nominated for best supporting actor. Maybe he is not that well known but im so tired of people like PS Hoffman and R de Niro. Its always the same people.
Eric | December 20, 2012 6:55 PM
I'm sorry but these predictions are ridiculous!
Where's THE MASTER?? Where's BLOOD OF MY BLOOD??
Non sense!
Nan | December 16, 2012 11:06 PM
Micheal Fassbender was amazing in Prometheus.
Teddy Wyman | December 16, 2012 5:42 PM
As an avid Lord of the Rings fan, I'm really disappointed to find that The Hobbit will probably not get nominated for Best Picture. After seeing Argo, Lincoln, and The Hobbit, I can say that The Hobbit probably does not deserve the nomination. Still, it would've been nice, as I found it just as enchanting as LOTR. Maybe one of the next two will get nominated.
Anne Thompson | December 15, 2012 5:45 PM
Emmanuelle Riva or Rachel Weisz could still turn up...and I doubt Helen Mirren makes it.
Moonrise Kingdom is seen as hugely successful indie flick. It will show up at Oscars, probably in original screenplay and possibly even as best picture nominee.
Juha Hovilainen | December 14, 2012 7:42 AM
Where is Emmanuelle Riva...No Golden Globe nor SAG award nomination...
Is her chance for Oscar nomination over...Helen Mirren over Emmanuelle Riva...Seriously?
Happy that Nicole Kidman is still in the race.
Liselotte | December 14, 2012 5:20 AM
The best movie I've seen for a looooong time is End of Watch. The performances are extraordinary.
Jonathan | December 10, 2012 8:17 PM
Why isn't "Moonrise Kingdom" perceived as a box office success like "Midnight in Paris" was last year? The first one grossed $45 million at the domestic box office on a $16 million budget and the latter grossed $56 on a $17 million budget and a couple of re-releases that "Moonrise Kindgom" didn't have and would've definitely pull it ahead. Also people are again not paying attention at the fact that a movie only need 5% of passionate voters to put it at number 1 to get the nod, which I think is definitely possible for a movie like this. After the film gets the Golden Globe Best Comedy/Musical, BFCA Best Film Nomination and the PGA nomination maybe people will finally predict it.
Rosie | December 10, 2012 11:40 AM
["As always, no film becomes a "frontrunner" on this chart until I have seen it. "]
Why are you the last word on who is a front runner for an Oscar nomination? And why is Sally Field being considered for a Best Supporting Actress nod?
Gemini71 | December 8, 2012 5:19 AM
I am disappointed not to see Melanie Lynskey in the list of Oscar predictions for Best Supporting Actress. She has thirty-seven film credits on her IMDB page: surely that makes her deserving of some recognition by the Academy of Motion Pictures' Arts & Sciences. Lynskey is long overdue for a chance to reach leading lady status. Todd Louiso stuck to his guns, and cast her as the main character in 'Hello I Must Be Going', and I think that the AMPAS should recognise her ability to carry a film as the leading lady.
Jeremy | December 8, 2012 3:24 AM
Here is my list Best Animated Nominees Guaranteed
Wreck it Ralph
Rise of the Guardians
Madagascar 3
Life of Pi
Dark Knight Rises
Marvels Avengers
Dark Knight will win all the Technical Awards
(sound editing Sound Mixing) (Dark Knight did win both catagories in 2008)
Michael B. | December 7, 2012 11:27 PM
I'd cast a big vote for Tom Hardy as "Bain" in "The Dark Knight Rises".
Ian | December 7, 2012 1:44 AM
The Perks of Being a Wallflower isn't even a contender for Best Adapted Screenplay? For shame.
Dylan Moran | December 4, 2012 2:05 PM
Wow, you really must have not liked the master, totally got snubbed on this list.
Dan | December 4, 2012 12:34 PM
If Joaquin Phoenix is not nominated, I just cannot take the oscars seriously anymore.
beth | December 4, 2012 12:31 PM
Haha Thompson is still pushing KStew so hard. Too bad only twihards are buying it. All for the hits!
G. | December 3, 2012 5:27 PM
Anne, I love you but you keep pushing Bradley Cooper as the major frontrunner in both your posts and OscarTalk. While I enjoyed the film, Mr. Cooper may suffer from the same syndrome that touched Mr. Fassbender last year in shame: Too Much Going for Him. He is incredibly good-looking, People's Sexiest Man Alive, now a major player in Hollywood, and dating the hottest women in the world. I believe the thinking goes, this guy has too much going for him, that last thing he needs is an Oscar Nomination.
Last year, Mr. Fassbender looked like a slam dunk, but then was altogether missing in action from the Best Actor category. I think it may happen here too in that while Mr. Cooper is really coming into his own, it's not the earth shattering performances that others are demonstrating this year. Couldn't the category end up being: Day Lewis, Hawkes, Jackman, Washington, and then either Pheonix, Cooper, or the French guy rounding out the category? Just an observation.
Keep doing what you're doing Anne!
xD | December 1, 2012 8:26 PM
the actress field is not at all weak ! Its you who perceived it as such.
xD | December 1, 2012 8:25 PM
the actress field is not at all weak ! Its you who perceived it as such.
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Designer brings kitchens front and center
Mick de Guilio's designs include a tiered sink system with a sliding removable cutting board that doubles as a drying rack, knife sharpener and dish towel rack. | Ryan Pagelow~Sun-Times Media
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Until 20 or 25 years ago, homes centered on a family or great room.
The kitchen was tucked away in the back. Then something happened. Cooking got hot and kitchens assumed a more central location in our homes and in our lives.
Today's homes are likely to revolve around the kitchen, and that's exactly how Mick De Giulio of de Giulio kitchen design in Wilmette believes they should be.
"People have come to realize that we like it (the kitchen); we live there, why not make it the center of our lives," he said. "Twenty years ago kitchens were second place, acoustics never worked too well — the small kitchen next to the vaulted ceiling of a great room.
"Now we're looking at kitchens not separate from living space but part of it."
De Giulio, a Kenilworth resident, designs kitchens all over the world, from an old, Italian villa to a Miami Beach condo. Over the summer he was selected to design the Kitchen of the Year for "House Beautiful" magazine at Rockefeller Center in New York City.
De Giulio's kitchens are designed to blend seamlessly into living spaces. Sinks with unique offset drains seem more sculptural than functional; refrigerators resemble cabinetry and are recessed into the wall, camouflaging their utilitarianism. Sliding cupboard doors of stone are cantilevered to open smoothly, cleverly belying their practical function as "appliance garages."
When he starts the design process, he tries to capture the essence of his clients, using what he calls "personality driven design."
He creates kitchens that reflect the owners and their surrounding home, gently persuading his clients to embrace the quirks in the space and pushes them to be edgier.
De Giulio started as a carpenter in his father's wood shop where he learned how to create cupolas and octagonal windows, as he describes in his book, Kitchen Centric (Balcony Press, 2010), co-written with Karen Klages Grace. The lessons proved invaluable as he progressed into design.
"I learned about proportion, about joining wood, about different types of wood and about mixing materials," he states. "I learned how to experiment and think creatively and most important, I learned there is no end to the possibilities when you dream."
The kitchen guru started de Giulio kitchen design in 1984, in a small space carved in a shuttered Ace Hardware.
By 1995, business had blossomed, and he took over the entire space. Today, besides the Wilmette showroom, he maintains a metal workshop in Michigan where his 15 artisans custom craft light fixtures, range hoods and other items used for his kitchens.
A 24,000-square-foot Skokie warehouse serves as his woodworking shop and is also where he recreates kitchens for clients.
"Clients can see everything," he said. "They love it. They have a sense of control before (the kitchen design) is installed."
De Giulio has no desire to slow down. "It's more fun than it's ever been," he said. "We have more capability with tools and technology; we can solve problems more quickly. I'm still being challenged."
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Lifestyle Empowerment Symposium Presents Chuck Brown Day
Monday, 30 July 2012 14:06 Published in Arts & Entertainment
Washington, D.C. – Saturday, Aug. 18 will be a date to go down in Washington, D.C. and Go Go history as more than 10 monumental Go Go bands will grace the same stage, on the same day at the same time for an all-day event dedicated to honor the Godfather of Go Go Chuck Brown.
An event of this magnitude hasn't occurred since Go Go LIVE at the Capital Centre in 1987; Chuck Brown Day will be taking place at the Washington Convention Center and will feature old and new Go Go band performances.
The event which will be hosted by R&B crooner Christopher Williams and Brown's daughter KK, is being presented by the Lifestyle Empowerment Symposium K. Performances will include EU featuring Sugar Bear, The Original Soul Searchers, The Original Pleasure Band, Suttle Thought, Trouble Funk, Junkyard, Backyard, India Arie, Dwele, Calvin Richardson and other special surprise performances. It will mark the first time the original Soul Searchers and Pleasure's all -girl band have performed together in years. The performances will also pay homage to the fallen Go Go soldiers.
For more information please visit www.symposiumdc2012.com. Tickets can be purchased on Eventbrite, The Cherry Lounge, DTLR locations and the Washington Convention Center.
Feature More Local Artists
Thank you for your article, "Moroccan artist Hamid Kachmar Opens 3rd Solo Show", July 19, 2012, by Misty Brown. Coverage of the visual arts in the Washington area is vital to artists who live and work in the District and surrounding jurisdictions. I very seldom see where any of the other local newspapers review or write articles about our small black owned galleries or the artists they feature.
The Washington area is full of wonderful artists who are working very hard to get noticed. I am just so happy to see the Washington Informer choosing to take a look at the artwork created by one of those artists.
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No Comment Doesn't Sit Well with Parents
I have seen quite a few articles about the D.C. Public School system and Chancellor Kaya Henderson in the Informer over the past few months. However, the only article in which she has actually had something to say was during an editorial board meeting with Washington Informer staff last summer. The story appeared in the paper on June 2, 2011.
Regarding the controversy surrounding the principal at Phelps High School and now the school libraries, the chancellor has chosen not to have any comments or provide any explanation to parents about her decisions. Let her try something like that on a school located west of Rock Creek Park.
The mayor, the city council and those parents would have Henderson packing her bags so fast she wouldn't know what happened. She rides roughshod over our community because she thinks she can get away with it. It seems as if her attitude is that only she knows what's best for our students and she doesn't need any input from parents. Our community and our students deserve better.
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AKA Foundation Presents Young Hero with $10,000 Scholarship
Friday, 27 July 2012 20:42 Published in NationalPromising Student Sustained Massive Injuries Saving Relatives' Lives
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – The Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation (EAF) has contributed $10,000 toward the college education of a promising young man who risked his life to save his relatives in a tragic hit-and-run accident.
Matthew Brown, from Chicago Heights, Illinois who sustained massive injuries that resulted in his left leg being amputated, was officially presented the check by Alpha Kappa Alpha's international president Carolyn House Stewart during EAF's luncheon that was held during the Sorority's biennial meeting in San Francisco. The check is a "President's Scholarship" that Stewart presents to those whose heroism and achievements are extraordinarily remarkable.
The scholarship is being set aside for his college education and will be used to pay Matthew's expenses at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights, where he plans to major in criminal justice.
In making the announcement, Stewart applauded Brown for his rare courage and will to continue to excel despite the massive injuries he sustained.
The tragedy that led to Brown's hospitalization took place on March 17 when a driver came barreling down a Chicago street. Seeing that his relatives were in danger, Matthew pushed them out of harm's way. In committing this act of bravery and love, he took the full force of the impact. In the aftermath of this tragedy, his right leg was amputated.
The tragedy was heightened because the driver never stopped and remains at large.
Matthew underwent several operations and will continue to endure months of rehabilitation. However, in a show of determination and indomitable courage, he worked, pushed and endured pain and grueling physical rehabilitation so he could achieve his ultimate goal: to attend his high school graduation from Bloom Township High School just eleven weeks after his -accident. As he mounted the stage in his wheelchair to receive his diploma, the audience erupted in applause.
When AKA's international president learned of the tragedy, she directed Barbara Sutton, EAF's executive director, to explore ways the Sorority could help ease his hardships and help him realize his dreams.
After talking to Brown and his mother, the pair indicated that he wanted to realize his dream to attend Prairie State College to pursue an associate's degree in criminal justice and to later earn a bachelor's degree. His ultimate dream is to become a crime scene investigator.
When they learned of his wishes, President Stewart and Sutton put plans in motion to grant the scholarship. As a show of love, they visited with Matthew at Hope Children's Hospital in Chicago to announce the award and to wish him good cheer. They were heartened that he was in good spirits and that he was grateful for the scholarship that will substantially help in underwriting his college expenses.
The formal announcement of the scholarship was made at the Luncheon that 1,000 members of the Sorority attended.
Because of his injuries, neither Brown nor family members attended the luncheon. However, they expressed their appreciation through a pre-recorded video.
"Matthew Brown is the very embodiment of the word 'hero'", declared Stewart. "His singular act of courage has earned the admiration of all who have heard his story. By establishing this Scholarship Fund, Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation, Inc. is helping to assure that he receives the assistance to attend college. Alpha Kappa Alpha will continue to follow his progress and will continue to be a source of uplift and support as he continues his journey to recovery."
Katherine Jackson Reported Safe in Arizona
Thursday, 26 July 2012 19:47 Published in Arts & EntertainmentKatherine Jackson, mother of the famed Jackson family, is reportedly safe asnd resting in Arizona with relatives following more than a week of questions pertaining to her whereabouts.
The 82-year-old matriarch was reported missing late last week by a nephew who was staying at her house -- and where the late Michael Jackson's three children also live. Katherine Jackson was awarded custody of Prince Michael, 15, Paris 14, and Blanket, 10, after their father died in June 2009. Their grandmother was also appointed guardian over her son's estate.
Jermaine Jackson recently tweeted that his mother was resting on the orders of a doctor in Arizona.
"This is our mother and her health is paramount. We are not inventing or plotting anything," he posted. "We are following doctor's advice. Period."
Sherman Hemsley, aka George Jefferson, Dies
Wednesday, 25 July 2012 14:07 Published in Arts & EntertainmentSherman Hemsley who played the arrogant, opinionated and succesful African-American businessman on the 1970s-80s sitcom, "The Jeffersons," died on Tuesday at his home in El Paso, Texas. He was 74. His body was discovered by an assistant who initially thought he was sleeping. But it was later determined that Hemsley died of natural causes, according to a police report.
Hemsley, who never married and had no children, got his big break in TV after being noticed by producer Norman Lear while acting in the Broadway hit, "Purlie." Hemsley also had a talent or singing and dancing and was eventually introduced to the cast of All in the Family, where he played the outspoken neighbor of bigot Archie Bunker.
His role in that show led to the creation of "The Jeffersons," one of several breakout sitcoms at the time that featured a largely African-American cast. His wife "Weezie" was played by the late Isabelle Sanford.
More than a Dozen Elected Officials Attend UDC's 3rd nAnnual Congressional Reception
Amidst last minute changes to the House calendar and scheduled votes on the Pentagon's budget, over a dozen Members found time to stop by the University of the District of Columbia's Third Annual Congressional Reception to show their support the only public university in the Nation's Capital.
Attendees included Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.), who co-hosted the event, Assistant Democratic Leader Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.), Rep. Jo Ann Emerson (R-Mo.), Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), Rep. Nick J. Rahall (D- W.Va.), Rep. William Lacy Clay (D-Mo.), Rep. Joe Baca (D-Calif.), Rep. Russ Carnahan (D-Mo.), Rep. Danny K. Davis (D-Ill.) Rep. Mike Doyle (D-Pa.), Rep. Howard Coble (R-N.C.), Rep. David Price (D-N.C.), Rep. Jim Costa (D-Calf.), Rep. Tim Holden (D-Pa.), Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), the District of Columbia's shadow Senator, Paul Strauss, and D.C. Councilmember Tommy Wells (D-Ward 6).
"Each year this event keeps getting better and better," said Aimee Occhetti, Vice President of Government Relations at the University, "it is great to see such a large and diverse group of members actively supporting what we are doing at the University."
The University's President, Dr. Allen L. Sessoms, delivered remarks to the attendees.
"To see over a dozen Members of Congress here tonight is a real statement on the strong relationship the University has with our friends on Capitol Hill. We are right down the road from each other, so it only makes sense that we work together." Dr. Sessoms also highlighted some of the partnerships the University is building with the federal government, from a new internship program to utilizing the USDA's land-grant program in the urban environment.
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) also addressed the audience.
"I am thrilled to see so many of my colleagues joining me in support of our city's public university. Under Dr. Sessoms leadership, I have watched the University make genuine changes. The Community College, which Dr. Sessoms started out of his hip pocket with no additional funding, now enrolls
thousands of District residents. This event is a testament to how the Congress and the District can really work together on important issues. Our students in the District deserve a world-class public university that they can call their own—the University of the District of Columbia and its community college are delivering on that promise."
The event, held in the wood paneled House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure hearing room, included a jazz performance by University student and Rep. Danny K. Davis staffer Dante Pope, as well as a soaring rendition of "God Bless America" by University alumnus and opera singer Abby Koya.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -The 2nd annual AT&T Nation's Football Classic™ (ATTNFC), featuring longstanding rivals Morehouse College and Howard University, is offering fans the chance to get involved through a Twitter trivia contest and volunteer opportunities.
The Twitter contest challenges fans' knowledge of both Morehouse and Howard. Beginning on Monday, July 23, fans can win one of five ATTNFC Prize Packs by being the first to correctly answer a trivia question from the ATTNFC Twitter account (@NationsClassic). The prize pack includes a T-shirt, commemorative cup, mini-football and a pair of Classic game tickets. Additional contest details will be released at 1:30 pm ET on Monday from the ATTNFC Twitter account (@NationsClassic).
Interested persons can also gain hands-on experience working behind the scenes by serving as a volunteer during the AT&T Nation's Football Classic™. Volunteer opportunities are available in the following areas:
Grassroots Marketing: Aug. 27 - 31
Game Operations: Sept. 1; 10am - 8pm (Available in Shifts)
Public Relations Support: Aug. 27 - Sept. 1
Pepsi® Fan Festival (Pre-Game): Sept. 1; 9:30am - 4pm
For more information and to sign up, please visit www.nationsfootballclassic.com or http://nationsfootballclassic.com/be-nfc-volunteer-registration.
Please note that volunteers must be 18 years of age or older, sign a waiver release form and wear the official AT&T Nation's Football Classic™ Volunteer t-shirt (to be provided).
Meanwhile, events surrounding the 2nd annual AT&T Nation's Football Classic™ will be held over Labor Day weekend from Thursday, Aug. 30 through Sunday, Sept. 2 in Washington, D.C. The football game features Morehouse College vs. Howard University on Saturday, Sept. 1 at RFK Stadium at 3:30 p.m. For more information on the AT&T Nation's Football Classic™, please visit www.nationsfootballclassic.com.
Pulitzer Prize-winner William Raspberry, who served 40 years as a columnist for The Washington Post died Tuesday at his home in Washington, D.C. He was 76. His wife, Sondra Raspberry, said he had prostate cancer.
Noted for his fierce independent views on education, poverty, crime and race, Raspberry was one of the first black journalists -- the other was Carl Rowan-- to gain a wide following in the mainstream press.
Raspberry, who wrote a provocative opinion column for The Post that was also carried as a syndicated item in more than 200 newspapers across the country, retired in 2005.
As a depiction of his upbringing in the segregated South, Raspberry's columns would often focus on integration while opposing busing students in order to achieve racial balance.
"From the day Bill Raspberry wrote his first Post column, his advice was as wise and his voice as clear as anyone's in Washington," Donald Graham, chairman of the Washington Post Co., said in an interview. "To the city, Bill's columns brought 40 years of smart, independent judgment."
Raspberry won the Pulitzer in 1994, making him the second black columnist to achieve the honor. The Mississippi native began his career at The Post in 1962 as a teletype operator and within months began working as a reporter.
Raspberry covered the riots in 1965 in the Watts section of Los Angeles, and a year later began writing a column on local matters.
For more 10 years Raspberry, the son of two preachers, taught journalism at Duke University. Born in 1935 in the northeastern Mississippi town of Okolona, he graduated from Indiana Central College, now the University of Indianapolis.
It's Official! Groundbreaking Held for Unity Health Care Center
Friday, 13 July 2012 22:20 Published in LocalPublic officials, health care leaders, community leaders, project partners, and Ward 7 residents joined Sharon Baskerville and Vincent Keane on July 11 at the groundbreaking celebration for the Unity Health Care - Parkside Health Center.
The soon-to-be-constructed health center will be a three-story building, approximately 80,000 square foot, which will include two floors of underground parking. It will be LEED-certified Silver and have a green roof. The new center replaces Unity's Hunt Place Health Center, which is a 13,500 square foot, run-down building with no windows, delivering services to 15,000 patients per year. Officials anticipate that the new facility will have the capacity to schedule more than 50,000 patient visits, representing a major transformation in primary health care for the District.
"This city's been on a tear for health care centers, I've never seen anything like it," said District Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton. "Of late, there have been nothing but groundbreakings and ribbon-cuttings for health care facilities; nothing could give me more pleasure. Ever since the stimulus funds came down, and the first lady came to [Unity's Upper] Cardozo, the city has kept going to see to it that everybody has a medical home. And Parkside was not to be overlooked!"
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray remarked that the new development probably has the greatest potential of any tract of land in the District of Columbia.
"This [facility] is going to be a wonderful addition to health care. "We have done the right thing with Tobacco Settlement dollars," Gray said. "We have invested all of our dollars in the District of Columbia in health care purposes, and that is why we're going to have this [Parkside] clinic here." "This is a dream come true."
Prince George's County Executive Rushern L. Baker looks on as Pamela Creekmur is sworn in as Health Officer. Creekmur, who took the oath of office on July 10, was joined by her husband, J.C. and daughter, Rachael.
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Volunteer's spirit earns N.H. award Karl Bye: 'An inspiration to others'
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With exam time fast approaching, here are a few resources you should find helpful:
If you want to take a look at your professors' old exams, they are available at the library's Circulation Desk and in the online exam archive.
You might also find some useful tips in the following online articles:
- Writing Law Examinations by Professor John H. Langbein, Yale Law School
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The Seven C's of Exam Success by Joyce Savio Herleth, St. Louis University School of Law
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Linda Russ Brooks of Maxton and Kenneth Martin Lynch of Rockingham announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Shelby Russ and the late Robert Russ of Maxton. Linda obtained an Associate's Degree in Nursing from Richmond Community College and is currently employed with Scotland Memorial Hospital.
The groom-elect is the son of Ellen Lynch and the late Gene Lynch of Rockingham. He received an Associate's Degree in Electrical Electronics Technology from Richmond Community College and is employed at Morrison Correctional Facility.
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Allegra sat at her vanity and considered the contents of her jewelry box, her lips pursed but her brows unknitted. Her mother had been very adamant against scowls and unpleasant expressions, not only for the unsightly nature of the expression in the present but for the lines they formed in the future. The skin remembers Allegra-darling, her mother had always said as shed run her smooth fingers over her daughters forehead. Since her mothers skin had remained largely unlined until her death just a few years senior from Allegras own age, shed taken her mothers advice to heart. Be it genetics or habits, Allegra's pale skin was youthfully smooth which was a strange contrast to the streak of silver in her hair to the left of her forehead.
She dipped her finger into the contents of the box and finally pulled out a short strand of small pearls. They were becoming but not too valuable or ostentatious. She was uncertain of the location but considering the company she was about to keep it seemed that being understated was a good course. With deft fingers she fastened the pearls, put on the matching earrings and stood, smoothing out her skirt. She was wearing a custom tailored black suit, gray silk shirt and a pair of black Louboutin heels that were as understated as she got when it came to footwear. She gave herself a last once over, smoothed her fingers over her forehead in an offhanded, habitual manner and then left her quarters.
Her heels made a soft clatter as she walked down the hall to the elegant staircase she used to slide down so long ago. It was a trick taught to her my Maisey one of her first friends long before shed learned that there were certain things one simply didnt do when one was a Montgomery, One being slide down banisters, another being talking to long dead slave girls with half-burnt faces. She descended the staircase, ignoring as she always did the pair of wide brown eyes that watched from the shadows near the top of the stairs, eyes that hadnt changed since those long ago days when they had played together. It used to hurt to walk past that spot, so much so that shed used the servant stairs for years when she was young, but like most difficult things, one got used to it. Maisey had too and it was all for the best.
She headed for the foyer and smiled lightly to see her butler cum chauffeur, Richard, poking his head out of his sitting room.
Will you be needing me to drive Miss Allegra? he asked in his rumbling basso voice.
No, Ill drive myself. Would you pull the silver around? she asked
He nodded his ascent and headed off to fetch her car. She walked past the couple sitting on her settee, both dripping wet with bloated faces turned blue whose eyes followed her hungrily as they clutched at each others hands. On the side table there was a large bouquet of gladiolas and greens and she spent a few minutes rearranging the blooms until she heard the purr of a car engine near the front door.
Just a moment of your time Maam
She ignored them, just as she had for the past week and headed for the door. They would go, learning eventually that pleas didnt work with Allegra Montgomery or she would grow used to them so that they barely registered. As it was her eyes flicked to the mirror near the entry way as she passed it, and saw them in their pitiful state and felt an errant tug on her heart. Her heart which should very well have known better. She hadnt acknowledged them, but somehow they knew and they seemed almost brighter as she slipped out the front door. One moment of weakness undoing weeks of hard work. She was disgusted with herself but did not let it cross her smooth porcelain face.
This was why she had even agreed to the meeting she was heading too. Things were not right in the world of the dead and it was seriously starting to infringe on her carefully orchestrated life. That simply wouldnt do. Shed not gotten a good night sleep in some time because of the way things had been shaping up. So when shed received the note the other day about the meeting shed only dismissed it for an hour or two before several unsettling encounters had convinced her that she might want to at least see what he had to say.
She slid into the car with the help of Richard, gave him a few last instructions and then sped off for the meeting and hopefully a few answers. She tapped the screen of her in-dash GPS and headed into town, her stomach a knot of anxiety as she ignored the mauled woman slumped in the back seat whose one good eye stared daggers at the back of her head.


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I received a most heart warming comment from a spammer the other day. To understand why it has affected me, you might first need a little background. I have been diagnosed with Stephen Hawking's ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease. Based on just that fact, and that my lab scores are dead even (and that I do not have access to Mr. Hawking's money or universal health care) I will most likely die sometime in the next year or two.
I announced my condition to the world through my blog last August, and have had many heartfelt wishes and offerings of support.
And lots of spam.
I use Mollom to protect my blog which is powered by Drupal, and it does a fairly decent job. Still, about 50 instances of spam make it through the filters every month. I have to handpick those out, which is an increasingly difficult task, considering that I have little ability to use my hands anymore.
So this one comment stuck out, beginning as so many do, with concern for my condition, and well-intentioned advice, in this case to seek out Ayurvedic medicine. But then, the poster went on to chastise other spammers on this site, and I quote:
One more thing for some persons who comment here. Don't forget that you are humanbeing. I also come here to place my link here. But when a person is in such a condition and place his feelings here, then how the hell you are posting your links here for business purpose. I am also doing SEO. But not at the cost of humanity. It is the time to help and support him, materially or mentally. If you can't do that please don't at least post here.
It is my sincere request.
This is a good reminder that even as we continue to fight the war against spam, that our combatants are human. Like so many soldiers, they are fighting for money (for "business purpose"). They also create internal justifications for what they do ("I am also doing SEO").
And that at least one of them has a heart of gold.
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Updated: February 20, 2013
Former F.L.D.S. lieutenant Wendell Loy Nielsen is charged with 3 counts of bigamy for allegedly marrying three women in 2005 at the Yearning For Zion ranch near Eldorado.
Nielsen, 73, allegedly married two women on the same day.
Nielsen was a lieutenant to F.L.D.S. leader Warren Jeffs -- who's serving a life sentence plus 20 years in Texas for sexual assault of a child.
Nielsen's trial was moved from San Angelo to Midland after concerns about finding an impartial jury pool arose.
Judge Robert Moore also replaced Barbara Walther on the bench for the trial.
During Tuesday's testimony, former F.L.D.S. member Rebecca Musser verified that records seized by Texas Rangers during a 2008 raid on the Y.F.Z. Ranch were authentic religious documents.
University of Texas Family Law professor Jack Sampson also testified Monday about whether the F.L.D.S. "celestial" marriages were recognized by the State of Texas.
Finally, former F.L.D.S. Member Ezra Draper also took the stand late Monday afternoon.
The trial will pick back up Tuesday morning.
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According to a recent study by DinarStandard, a U.S. based marketing, research, and advisory firm focused on Muslim markets, the global outbound expenditure of Muslim tourism in 2011 was $126.1 billion. This figure is larger than the tourist spending of Germany and almost double that of China. And Reem El Shafaki, a senior associate with DinarStandard, believes Muslim travelers are underserved in America and says that hotels that cater to the needs of Muslim guests stand a good chance of growing market share and increasing revenue.
"There was a big drop in the number of inbound Muslim tourists to the United States after September 11," says El Shafaki. "But recently the numbers are starting to rise again. This is a promising trend for hotels."
DinarStandard along with CrescentRating.com, a Halal-friendly travel website, conducted an online survey from top Muslim source markets. The survey received 922 total responses and covered questions relating to tourist profiles, destinations, lodging, and transportation needs. Results show that the majority of Muslims surveyed (52.7 percent) traveled for leisure within the last year.
El Shafaki notes that the new Muslim traveler is affluent and has discretionary income to spend on vacations. "It's interesting to note that the travelers from the Arabian Gulf, from countries such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates, represent 37 percent of the Muslim global expenditure, but only three percent of the Muslim population," she says.
According to the study, the top inbound cities for Muslim tourists in the United States are New York, Miami, Los Angeles, and Orlando. And El Shafaki believes hotels in these markets can make basic changes to their practices in order to better accommodate and attract a Muslim clientele.
The majority of devout Muslim travelers look for family-friendly accommodations with Halal (permissible by Islamic Law) food options and space to pray multiple times a day. El Shafaki says that a simple way to become a more Muslim-friendly location is to educate front desk staff about the Muslim culture and what types of questions Muslim guests may ask during their stays. Staff should also be aware of Muslim holidays such as Ramadan to make guest stays more personal with a holiday greeting or schedule of events. She says that hotels can also put together a "Muslim welcome kit" that includes a prayer time schedule, a prayer rug, a list of nearby mosques, and recommendations for Halal restaurants. A good resource for locating Halal restaurants in a specific area is the website Zabihah.com.
Hotels can also make marketing to Muslims an objective moving forward in order to make their properties more attractive to the Muslim population. El Shafaki suggests using ethnic media channels including Urdu and Arabic-language publications and television stations to reach the Muslim audience. Hotels can offer special deals or discounts related to Muslim holidays as a way of bringing in more guests during celebrations such as Ramadan, and they can even work with tour operators and travel agents and get listed on Muslim travel websites to increase visibility.
El Shafaki believes that hotels in the U.S. stand to reap rewards from the increasing Muslim tourism market as long as the properties are willing to make a few adjustments in terms of educating staff and adjusting to meet cultural needs.
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The Calhoun Lady Jackets went to the state playoffs for the first time last season.
If it's all the same to both teams in 2012, they'd like get back to the postseason, however, this year, it will be taking a different route. Sonoraville moved up to Class AAA this season and will be in Area 4-AAA for volleyball, and while the Jackets remained in Class AA, they will be in a new area as well (5-AA).
Nathan Smith returns for his fifth year at the helm for the Lady Phoenix, and Randy Rice will be in charge of Calhoun for his third year.
Here's a little info on the teams and what to expect this season:
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Coming off four straight playoff appearances, Smith and Sonoraville have built a pretty winning tradition quickly.
But Sonoraville doesn't want to just make the playoffs in 2012, they want to advance further than they ever have before.
Smith said this might just be the team to do it.
"We've had some success over the last few years, but we're still building an even stronger program," said Smith. "I'm comfortable saying that this is the best team I've had here. They've worked harder than any group I've ever had, and they've gone beyond what I've asked them to do in order to get better."
The Lady Phoenix lost Calhoun Times co-Player of the Year Kailey Vaughn to graduation, but return her sister Kristi (the other co-Player of the Year) as well as experienced starters Jennilee Gentry, Nikki Eitutis and Carrie Cheeks.
Juniors Bre Horner, junior Samantha Young, sophomore Haley Ponder and freshman Savannah Wilbanks will also be big contributors.
"(Having this much experience back allows us to fine tune our offense and defense rather than having to go back to the basics," said Smith. "The level of play has been raised, our offense is more complex and our defense is more solid. Even the younger players are rising to the challenge and elevating their game.
"Some of the girls still need to figure out their role because I'm asking more of them than I did last season and trying to play to everyone's strengths."
Smith said that his expectations for this team are about as high as he's ever had.
"We would like to win an area title, and I think we'll be up there in the mix for that," said Smith. "We want to advance and go deeper in the playoffs, and you never know, we could get that chance at a state title."
The Lady Phoenix opened play on Monday and will be back in action this weekend at the Spikefest Tournament at North Murray.
Calhoun Lady Jackets
The Lady Jackets made the state playoffs for the first time last season and should be primed for another run to the postseason this year.
Coach Randy Rice said he's liked the work his team has done in the preseason.
"We've been working several weeks to get ready, and we also had a good camp over the summer," said Rice. "The girls are just trying to find themselves on the court right now, but we've got a lot of talented players."
After losing four seniors from last year's playoff team, Calhoun returns Taylor and Molly Palmer, who both stand over six-feet tall, and they will be counted on tremendously in order to bring the Lady Jackets their second postseason berth. Other key players will be Bailey Edwards and Amber Parker.
Rice said the No. 1 priority is to build a strong program that keeps going to the playoffs.
"That's our main goal is to win and represent the school and region in the state playoffs," said Rice. "Our program is building steadily and that starts with our strong middle school program."
The Lady Jackets will not have to deal with the three teams that finished ahead of them in the region last season as Sonoraville, North Murray and Gordon Lee have all moved to new areas. With those moves, Calhoun should be one of, if not the team to beat, in Area 5-AA.
"I think we should finish toward the top of the region," said Rice. "We are continuing to get better. I feel like we're going to be strong at the net and with our serves. If we can get our back row in line, we should be able to compete with a lot of teams."
The Lady Jackets opened up the season on Tuesday at Ringgold and will play in a tournament at Rockmart starting Friday.


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Today I didn't blow, so I didn't get that euphoric feeling. Just the gnawing sensation that something is amiss and that life is full of conflict, no matter what you do to avoid it.
It seems to me, however, that some people thrive on conflict. They crave it. They savor it. And if there isn't any conflict readily presenting itself, they make it. It keeps them busy, occupying their minds and giving them something to do when quiet peace just seems to be too much to bear. I would even go so far as to crassly state that they get off on it.
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