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NORTON, OH (WKYC) A woman was told she was too fat to tan at a Norton, Ohio tanning salon.Kelly McGrevey said she purchased a tanning package at Aloha Tanning in Norton on Monday after a quick tour of the salon.When she returned to tan on Tuesday, McGrevey says the man working at Aloha at the time turned her away."He said, "Sorry, but I'm not going to let you tan today because we've just implemented a new policy where anyone over 230 pounds can't go in one of our beds,'" said McGrevey. "I was just so shocked and embarrassed and humiliated."On Monday, McGrevey tanned in a standup bed. When she returned Tuesday, that bed was broken and she was told traditional beds were off-limits to heavy customers."It really upset me. It's discrimination," said McGrevey.Read more from our NBC affiliate WKYC.
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More and more adolescents are self-injuring themselves at an alarming new rate according to a new study from researchers in Canada. Nancy Naeve Brown asked a counselor with Avera McKennan about why kids cut themselves and what we as parents can do to help.
It's now estimated that between 14 and 24% of teens and young adolescents are self-injuring or cutting themselves with razor blades, scissors, even knives. Avera McKennan Outpatient Behavioral Counselor Sara Bennetts says there is no way for family members of cutters to understand why they hurt themselves. She says we just have to understand that it makes a lot of sense to them.
Bennetts says, "More often than not it's an expression of I can't deal with this, I can't deal with the stress that's going on, I can't deal with the emotions I'm having, I can't deal with life, I've been in a situation that's uncomfortable or abusive those types of things. It's an effort to process emotions and deal with something."
Bennetts says watch for changes in behavior, you know your children better than anyone. Watch for isolation, depression and a change in the clothes they're wearing, especially if they start wearing long sleeve shirts and pants in the summer when they weren't last summer.
Bennetts says, "The first thing we have to assess is this an attempt to die or an attempt to live. We have to rule out suicide that's the primary piece. When I say attempt to live, I mean are they using it as a tool to deal with emotions trying their best effort to deal with these emotions and this is the best thing they've come up with. That says to me they've tried other avenues and this is what they've landed on."
Since kids in that middle school age-range often have no coping skills it's easier for them deal with physical pain because they understand that over the mental anguish they are bogged down with. Once they find they get relief from cutting it turns into an addictive vicious cycle. Bennetts says to break the cycle and stop the scarring start by getting them help.
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1 to 4 p.m. - Christmas Open House at Decatur County Historical Museum.
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9 to 10 a.m.: Women's Bible Study at the YMCA every week. All ladies of all ages are welcome. Info: 812-663-3531.
10 a.m.: Support group for widows and widowers meets every week at Westport Christian Church. Info: 812-591-3807.
10 -11:45 a.m.: Seniors Bible study and fellowship in the YMCA conference room every week. Info: Connie McCracken at 663-3531.
Noon: Human Services Board of Directors meets the fourth week of the month at 1585 Indianapolis Road, Columbus. Info: 812-372-8407.
4 p.m.: Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) weight loss support group meets every week at First Christian Church in Greensburg. Weigh-in is from 4 to 4:30 p.m. Meeting starts at 4:30 p.m. Info: 812-663-3763 or 812-663-5623.
6:15 p.m.: Greensburg Kiwanis Club meets at Trackside Cafe the first and third weeks of the month. Guests welcome.
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6:30 p.m.: Greensburg Night Bloomers meet the third week of the month. Info: Emily Kuntz at 663-8605 or Sarah Nahmias at 663-2825
7 p.m.: Fibromyalgia Support Group meets the first week of the month at Arbor Grove Village in the Community Room. Info: 663-8553.
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The IT Rationalization and Service Transformation Project is designed to drive sustainable IT cost savings and service improvements through changes to policy, process, organization and tools. The University's target is to achieve $3.7 million or more in annual savings. To reach this goal, four separate efforts have been identified:
- Portfolio and Architecture Governance: Implement portfolio governance to help improve decision making process for investing in discretionary projects and implement solution architecture governance to help improve the alignment of technology.
- Data Center Consolidation: Reduce the distributed infrastructure footprint through the virtualization and migration of distributed server and related storage infrastructure to IT Services (ITS) data center to help reduce the infrastructure and IT operations costs.
- Application Rationalization: Reduce the number of supported IT applications to help decrease cost of managing the application portfolio.
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The Paperboy
Some might think this is worth seeing for the scene in which Nicole Kidman urinated on Zac Efron; if that's what you're into (typed in my best Flight of the Conchords tone).
She supposedly did it for real (those method actors). I'm guessing the alligator that was gutted in disgusting close-up was real. Folks, this movie is one hot mess. It's all over the map, and over-the-top.
Director Lee Daniels was somehow nominated for an Oscar for Precious. He won't be for this. In fact, the film was booed at Cannes, and rightly so. It's one of the worst pictures of the year.
The film is adapted from the Pete Dexter novel about two newspaper reporters (David Oyelowo, Matthew McConaughey), investigating what could be a wrongful conviction in 1969. It's in the swamps of Florida, which means lots of accents, rednecks, and a sweaty McConaughey. Of course, he also has the toothpick dangling from his lip. And yes, you'll also see him nude again, in a…very compromising position.
All the subplots aren't helped along by the various close-ups, the way it's cut together, and about five other things the director and cinematographer (Roberto Schaefer) did.
This movie felt like something Tennesse Williams wrote, Oliver Stone directed – if they were both horny teenagers on meth.
The cast is game, playing along with this horrible directors film. Kidman is great as the trashy groupie sending letters to various prisoners, and taunting Efron, who clearly has a crush on her. I can't say the same for McConaughey, who has done this role a number of times. Scott Glenn is okay.
I'm a fan of Macy Gray as a singer (saw her twice in concert, and even gave her a ride downtown after a show). She was okay as the maid. Her friendship with Efron, as well as motherly advice, is interesting. I'm guessing most won't care for her narration.
There's a brutal sex scene that has dead animals cut in between. I've seen this technique before in movies, and always comment that it reminds me of a student film.
There's also that shaky-cam that nobody likes.
I'd love to interview the director and ask him why he does many of the bizarre things he does. Did it never occur to him to tell Cusack to take it down a notch? And in his first meeting with Kidman and they talk dirty while sitting across from each other in jail – did every character in that scene need to grab their crotch? There was more crotch grabbing than a Michael Jackson concert.
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The purpose of Granite Creek's Celebrate Recovery is to fellowship and celebrate God's healing power in our lives through the 12 Steps and 8 Recovery Principles. This experience allows us to "be changed". We open the door by sharing our experiences, strengths, and hopes with one another. In addition, we become willing to accept God's grace in solving our lives' problems. By working and applying these Biblical principles, we begin to grow spiritually. We become free from our addictive, compulsive, and dysfunctional behaviors. This freedom creates peace, serenity, joy, and most importantly, a stronger personal relationship with God and others. As we progress through the program we discover our personal, loving and forgiving Higher Power- Jesus Christ.
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1. Realize I'm not God; I admit that I am powerless to control my tendency to do the wrong thing and my life is unmanageable.
"Happy are those who know they are spiritually poor." Matthew 5:3
2. Earnestly believe that God exists, that I matter to Him, and that He has the power to help me recover.
"Happy are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted." Matthew 5:4
3. Conciously choose to commit all my life and will to Christ's care and control.
"Happy are the meek." Matthew 5:5
4. Openly examine and confess my faults to myself, to God, and to someone I trust.
"Happy are the pure in heart." Matthew 5:8
5. Voluntarily submit to every change God wants to make in my life and humbly ask Him to remove my character defects.
"Happy are those whose greatest desire is to do what God requires." Matthew 5:6
6. Evaluate all your relationships. Offer forgiveness to those who have hurt me and make amends for harm I've done to others except when to do so would harm them or others.
"Happy are the merciful." Matthew 5:7 "Happy are the peacemakers." Matthew 5:9
7. Reserve a daily time with God for self-examination, Bible reading, and prayer in order to know God and His will for my life and gain the power to follow His will.
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Regarding Susan Sontag: A New Doc on Her Force of Personality and Brainpower-------
Regarding Susan Sontag is a new documentary playing at the Tribeca Film Festival this weekend and will air on HBO this fall. The film is an intimate look at the influential American writer, filmmaker, political activist, and cultural critic. Sontag is widely considered to be one of the most important, outspoken, and provocative thinkers of the 20th century. Her writings include novels, short stories, and film scripts, but she was best known for her critical essays that examined all kinds of social and artistic issues. Sadly, Sontag died of leukemia in 2004 at 71 years old, but her work still resonates today. Style.com spoke to the film's director, Nancy Kates, about Sontag's creative process and wide-ranging influence, and what inspired her to make the film.
What made you decide to make this film about Susan? I imagine that you have followed her work for a long time.
I was saddened by Sontag's death in late 2004, which was also the year my father passed away. Sontag was a heroic figure to me in my youth. Like many smart young women in the 1980s, when I was 20 or so, I wanted to grow up to be like her—confidant, fearless, supersmart, and not willing to play second fiddle to men. I was always interested in what she had to say—I had the idea to make the film [when I was] at my office, and when I went home, I counted the Sontag books on my shelf. I had seven of the sixteen books she published in her lifetime, which seemed like a good sign, particularly because I read her purely out of interest and not because her work was assigned to me in a classroom setting. In some ways, this film is a look back from middle age at the person I was thirty years ago.
Susan's writing was incredibly powerful, articulate, and candid. She also had a wide range of interests. What do you think her greatest passion was?
Critic Wayne Koestenbaum, who is interviewed in the film and served as one of our advisers, refers to Sontag as a "cosmophage"—someone who eats the world or consumes the world. It is probably not fair to single out one of her passions—she had passions for words; ideas; books; photographs and the realm of photography; her lovers, most of whom were women; and for more ordinary pleasures, such as Chinese food. Her work was a deep expression of most of those passions, though she hid her sexuality, which, ironically, probably limited her ability to write fiction. Interviewed about her historical novel The Volcano Lover, in 1992, Sontag told a journalist, "I'm interested in various kinds of passionate engagement. All my work says be serious, be passionate, wake up."
Which one of your interview subjects offered the most insight into Susan's creative process?
I think it is unsporting to play favorites among the interviewees, but Don Levine, who spent a long time as a sort of unpaid editor and writing collaborator, was extremely helpful in describing the long stretches of work they did together on Death Kit and Antonin Artaud: Selected Writings, which they edited together, though Sontag is the sole editor on the cover of the book. So many of our interviewees are also writers; they are speaking about Sontag through their own experiences writing on other subjects.
How do you think Susan was able to be both an influential critic and a sort of celebrity?
Sontag was unique in American letters, in that she had a mind that would not quit, and was also very beautiful, which was part of her appeal and partly why she became so famous, though I think she also sought fame in a way that had been unfashionable among the previous generation, i.e., the writers of the 1950s and early sixties. Like many people who become famous, she craved that sort of public attention, and needed it, in certain ways. I don't know that she would have had the celebrity without the looks, even though it pains me to say so. She was also willing to be a bit outrageous in her public statements, such as the one she made during the Vietnam War: "The white race is the cancer of human history." Through sheer force of personality—and considerable brainpower—Sontag made sure that she was not going to be dismissed or condescended to because of her gender, managing to avoid the sort of treatment that most women in the public eye experienced in the 1960s and seventies, and sometimes even today.


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RALEIGH — At age 86, Bill Wilson represents the disappearing breed of pharmacist who delivered medication to sick peoples houses, who got paid mostly in cash and who neither liked nor understood insurance companies.
When he started out at Hayes-Barton Pharmacy, he could tell you the name of every doctor in Raleigh.
He treated five generations of the same family. He had patients, not customers.
And on Wednesday, after 47 years behind the counter, he deciphered his last illegible prescription, and wished his final fever-sufferer a speedy recovery.
Ill miss the people, Wilson said, walking out the Hayes-Barton door. You can only play so much golf.
Wilson spent his career in Five Points, long the home of Raleighs bigwigs. He bought the pharmacy from Hobson Gattis, whod manned it since 1927.
But when Wilson started there, he figured the stately old neighborhood was sliding past its prime, and hed spend maybe 10 years where Glenwood Avenue and Fairview Road meet.
That was in 1966. Wilson, movers and shakers all stayed put, and the pharmacist saw himself elected to City Council.
To this day, Wilson operated under the credo that a pharmacist should treat all his patients like a best friend sitting in his living room. As he left Wednesday, patients recalled walking to the pharmacy daily and knowing the name of the man behind the counter a rarity at chain stores.
My children are crazy about him, said Elaine Wood. And theyre all adults.
She remembered the time Wilson refused to fill a pediatricians order, knowing that his teenage patient had gotten an infection through the same drug more than a decade prior.
Thats when I still had a mind, Wilson said.
Time hasnt always been kind to his generation of pharmacist, the sort who keeps a mental record of patients history and makes daily cash deposits in the bank. Wilson never could get the hang of computers.
For that reason, he sold the store to his employee Tim White in 1989, and continued on as a part-time worker.
White had a more modern approach along with the touch of a neighborhood pharmacist. Hed worked in chain stores, and he knew you got better service with a bigger staff. He could also navigate and tolerate the world of prescription drugs in the 21st century.
He could deal with these insurance companies, Wilson said. I really couldnt do it. I would come to a blank wall. I didnt like them. I didnt like the system.
Said White, Mr. Wilson is the quintessential gentleman if there ever was one.
Dealing with insurance companies, he said, They try to take the best friend out of it. Your best friend is mandated to go to mail order.
And with that, Wilson walked out the door for the last time, able to focus on taking care of himself for a change.
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Dr. Sam Benjamin Health Update - Coffee improves your cognition
Over the years coffee has gotten a bad rap for your health. Dr. Sam Benjamin tells how the times have changed and coffee can actually improve your memory.
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Midnight Alley By Miles Corwin (Oceanview Publishing, 304 pages, $26) Mercy! This high-octane thriller captures the whorl of L.A. and leaves the reader wanting more. When two men are found dead in a Venice alleyway, Ash Levine, an ex-Israeli paratrooper turned LAPD Felony Special Squad detective, is on the case. Sho'line Crips, V-13, ancient masks, and Russian mafiosi collide. By novel's end, one can't help but glance out at all the sunshine and ask, Could this be the same town? -Susan Salter Reynolds
Houses of the Sundown Sea By Lisa Germany (Abrams, 240 pages, $75) Architect Harry Gesner created L.A.'s most gravity-defying houses, bolting them to hillsides and perching them atop steep ridges. Born to an artist mother and inventor-adventurer father, he roamed L.A.'s mountains and beaches. A compelling mix of prose and photos documents his passions, including a love of ships. No wonder so many of his houses look as if they're sailing into the sunset. -Ann Herold
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Sento, I think we've probably taken this to it's logical end. At this point we are disputing what the traditional definition is and are beyod discussing it efficacy in the gym. I have no doubt that it could be beneficial the way it's laid out by CT.
The most important take-away I get from all of this, is that pre-exhaust should be used for the target muscle, not an assistance muscle.
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I agree, I don't think there is really any more to add on either of our ends.
Again, I plan on testing out X's method and seeing how it pans out. That's the only way to be sure either way.
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I always went with option #1...with front raises and pushdowns...nothing crazy and the term is fatigued is the operative word here, not exhausting the muscles simply weakening it to the point where it may not interfere with the chesticles taking the load lol.
I'm very curious of your thoughts and results, and am confident your results will be w/o bias.
Prefacing the above with now knowing the correct and tried and true method of pre-fatiguing
And Matty...good triceps in that avatar.
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Ultimate Chest workout by X:
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Warmup: over head presses, tricep extensions, frontraises, skull crushers,
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close grip chinups
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the dumbest training concept ever created, shouldnt even be qualified as one....
either you pre-exhaust or fix your form or drop the move altogether and chose something where you feel the target muscle.


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CATEGORIES Comedy, Drama, Independent, Casting, Cinematical Indie, CinematicalImagine how happy your life would be if you forgot the last 15 years. That would mean you no longer had any memory of a certain nude scene in About Schmidt. But it would also mean you no longer have any memory of the rest of About Schmidt. Anyway, the reason I mention that movie is because two of its stars, Hope Davis and Dermot Mulroney, will be reunited for a film about memory loss titled Driving Lessons. Not to be confused with the British coming-of-age movie starring Harry Potter's Rupert Grint, this Driving Lessons is about "a troubled family who gets a second chance at happiness when the mother (Davis) suffers a memory loss and can't recall the last 15 years of her life."
That synopsis sounds a bit sad to me. It sounds like the family did something unforgivable to the mother but now they can celebrate thanks to her amnesia. Sure, Mom suffers, but at least they all have a second chance at good times. I guess memory loss is often the subject of laughs and duplicity. Think Overboard. Think 50 First Dates. Think Good Bye, Lenin! -- sort of. Don't it all just make you want to maybe knock your mother or girlfriend or a rich lady you want to pretend is your mom or girlfriend in the head in the hope she'll receive a blank slate? OK, well don't it at least make you want to watch another movie about something akin to that? Driving Lessons was scripted by Mark Lisson (Return to Horror High) and will be helmed by Finnish director Vivi Friedman. Shooting begins in March.


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Lakefront Home with 4 Kayaks Near Ocean Beaches in Narragansett
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
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This charming home is located a pristine 200 acre freshwater lake,
less than 10 minutes from Narragansett Pier and the state's best
ocean beaches. Swim, kayak, and fish from your front yard. The lake
up before the ocean does and stays warm into early fall.
Perfect for families with children, two couples (each with their own
private bathroom), or a romantic couple desiring privacy.
The house is clean and inviting, with gorgeous water views from most
rooms (even the laundry!). Large windows,cathedral ceilings and
numerous skylights create an interior that is both bright and cheery.
In addition to the great room, there is also a large family room with
sliding doors to the deck, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a fully
equipped kitchen, and a laundry. One bedroom has a queen-size bed
while the
other has two twin beds that can be made up into a king. The family
room has a double-bed futon couch and can be closed off from the
greatroom for use as another sleeping space.
house rental amenities
Included are 4 kayaks for your use on the lake. These kayaks are
perfect for beginners and great for anglers too. In addition, there
are lots of noodles and floats to ensure that your family has fun on
the water.
Also included are beach chairs, a badminton/volley ball set, and
board games. There is an outside shower area with hot and cold
water. On the large deck overlooking the water is a large gas BBQ.
The house has a fully equipped kitchen with a stove, microwave,
dishwasher, and refrigerator. Cooking utensils, including a lobster
pot, are provided. There is also a telephone, cable-TV, VCR/DVD, and
a Stereo/CD player. The laundry room has a full size washer and
dryer and there is an ironing board and iron.
No Smoking. No Pets.
activities and attractions in Narragansett Rhode Island
If you decide to leave the front yard, a two minute stroll brings
you to the community's sandy beach (with a floating raft), the tot
lot, and basketball court. Just past our house the quiet country
road turns to dirt and ends at a small public boat ramp suitable for
small fishing boats and canoes. (RI does not permit motors over 10
h.p. on the Indian Lake.)
The Lake House is located in a small, quiet community of private
homes known as Indian Lake Shores. Although quite removed from the
hustle and bustle of town, everything you need is nearby. Several
large grocery stores and the many other shops of Wakefield and
Narragansett are only 5 minutes away.
The surrounding area is known as South County, which Money Magazine
described as on of the best spots to vacation because of its less
crowded beaches and many tourist attractions. Narragansett town
beach, Scarborough, Sand Hill Cove, Salty Brine, and East Matunuck
are some of the many close-by ocean beaches. You can purchase fresh
lobsters and seafood from the fishing boats in Galilee, stroll
around the Pt. Judith lighthouse, go deep sea fishing or out on a
whale watching excursion. Native sweet corn and other fresh produce
are available at many farm stands and farmers' markets. For the kids
(or the young at heart) there are mini golf courses, bumper boats,
and go-carts nearby. For bigger 'kids' there are eleven 18-hole golf
courses in South County in addition to other smaller courses and
driving ranges. A waterslide park is 20 minutes away in Misquamicut.
If you love history, there are many colonial houses to tour and
antique stores for shopping. The mansions of Newport and the famous
cliff walk are also an easy 20 minute drive. The natural beauty of
southern RI will take your breath away. From the ocean to the bay
and the many ponds, lakes, and streams there is water everywhere!
The fun does not end with the summer. There is plenty to do all
year round. September and October are special times in southern
RI. Indian Lake is full of wildlife as migrating birds stop on
their way to winter feeding grounds. While days are usually mild,
the cool autumn nights paint the leaves red, yellow, and orange and
the lake reflects the riot of color that surrounds it. A woodstove
with gas logs in the greatroom will keep you cozy warm as you sip
your mulled cider. Of course, there is a full heating system to
keep you toasty if you visit in winter to go skating on the lake.
vacation rental rates
2011 Rates
Spring (Jan. - May 11).......... $950/wk
Mid May (May 12 - June 1)........1,275/wk
Early June (June 2 - June 15).....$1,375/wk
Summer (June 16 - Sept. 7)...$1,975/wk
Early September (Sept. 8 - Sept. 21)...$1,375/wk
Fall (Sept. 22 - Oct. 19).....$1,275/wk
Rest of year.......................... .$950/wk
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Watch This Watchlist: Chris Borland, Bronko Nagurski Trophy
In the battle of trophies both given to the nation's top defensive player, Chris Borland gets equal recognition. The other, of course, is the Bednarik Award. This is the third time Borland's made the Nagurski watch list, which is pretty cool. He'll probably win it now.


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Shumba Camp is set in the Busanga Plains is situated in the North-western corner of the 22,500 square-km Kafue National Park. This is a luxury lodge and is breath-taking. It offers stylish and beautiful accommodation. The area has a high concentration of game, with great lion sightings, wild dog and cheetah. It contains permanent water sources… [Read More]
A Day on Safari in Busanga Plains
Guide Idos Mulenga reports back from the Busanga Plains in the Kafue National Park in Zambia "Never a dull moment on game drives on Busanga Plains. Leopard, elephant and a kill by the Busanga Pride seen close to camp late last week as well as sightings of four different lion prides on Monday this week… [Read More]
Staying at the Victoria Falls Hotel
The Victoria Falls Hotel is a stunning Edwardian-style 5 star hotel which was originally built in 1904 which makes it pretty old. This authentic colonial style hotel is whitin walking distance to the Vic Falls Rainforest. The hotel is a member of the Leading Hotels of the world. It is one of the only three accredited… [Read More]
Staying at Singita Lebombo
This stunning game lodge is situated in the Famous Kruger National Park in the Nwanetsi Concession area of Kruger. It is set in the Lebombo Mountains and this overlooks the African plains where two rivers meet. So you get breath-taking views of the African bush. The lodge is really different as it has a lot… [Read More]
Giving Back to Nature
I would like to thank Mark, for this opportunity to write a little about our (my wife Andy and my) 30 year love affair with African wildlife and African Wild Dogs in particular. Andy and I married in 1979 and then first went to Africa in 1980. We had recently qualified as doctor and nurse… [Read More]
Staying at Kings Camp
African Safaris to Kings Camp Game Reserve in the Timbavati Game Reserve This is one of the very first lodges I went to visit when I started my safari company 20 years ago. Kings Camp is on an open Savanna plain with a waterhole and always great to sit and watch to see what animals… [Read More]
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Photo Safari Workshops
We are proud to introduce our new Digital Photographic Safari Workshops for 2015 and 2016. Its often the unexpected things in life that crop up and create oppurtunities for one and this is one such case. Celeste, in all her eagerness to learn how to properply use her Nikon SLR decided to book herself onto… [Read More]
Staying at Indigo Bay
Mozambique Holidays to Indigo Bay Lodge If you looking for that beautiful beach holiday with pristine white beaches then look no further than going to Indigo Bay Lodge in Mozambique. The stunning resort is an Indian Ocean experience with water that is turquoise. This resort is situated on Bazaruto Island in Mozambique, it is the largest… [Read More]
Staying at Singita Boulders Lodge
African Safaris to Singita Sabi Sands in South Africa This stunning privately owned game lodge is right on the banks of the famous Sand River in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve in South Africa. Boulders lodge with its magnificent interiors and its pristine setting with walls of glass and lots of open-air interiors. The lodge is… [Read More]


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UNH's Eating Concerns Mentor Program
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Do you ever have concerns with your eating habits or even
the eating habits of a friend or family member?
If that is the case, you are in luck. UNH's Health Services offers a program known as the Eating Concerns Mentor Program. Chances are that you have seen promotional events the program has done around campus without even realizing it. For example, last year they had a life-size Barbie Doll on display to show how distorted and unrealistic the "ideal" body is portrayed for woman. The program does a really good job of making students aware of concerns and helping to work through those concerns. The program is made up of trained UNH students who can provide information and support to those who have concerns about their eating habits and patterns. If you or a loved one suffers from an obsession with food, weight, exercise, etc., you may want to consider this program. Other symptoms or signs could be inability to menstruate, severe weight variations, feelings of no control regarding food or even not being able to do activities you normally could. If you feel any of these symptoms or have a loved one feeling these symptoms, it can't hurt to make an appointment. The mentors are really easy to talk to and have open availability. Working around class and work schedules is no problem for them. If you're interested in more information regarding the program or how to make an appointment, search the Health Services page for Eating Concerns Mentor Program, click here.
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Original post made by Elementary Parent on Aug 21, 2012
on Aug 21, 2012 at 1:42 pm
You might try Stanford's EPGY math program online instead. It worked for my kids, who were completely bored by PAUSD elementary school math. They were able to accelerate a couple of grade levels in the typical math path by the time they entered middle school.
on Aug 21, 2012 at 5:52 pm
@Mom: Thanks for the reply. I took a look at the EPGY website. It appears to be an acceleration program which seems to cover the same material they would encounter in elementary school at a faster pace. I was trying to find a way to introduce difficult puzzles, tricky problems, brain teasers. Stuff to get my kid excited about math. Its not clear EPGY would do this. Do they emphasize tricky problem solving?
on Aug 22, 2012 at 8:23 am
You might try going to the Singapore math website and type "heuristic" in the search box. They carry books that introduce children to model methods and heuristic methods for problem solving. They also carry books with challenging word problems.


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Cabled Cubed Throw
Cabled Cubed Throw
Hold two strands together to work this afghan in square motifs, then seam the motifs with basic crochet stitches. Perfect as a housewarming or wedding gift!
Single Size
60"/152.5 cm
Step 1:Select your options
- Single Size
45"/114 cm
60"/152.5 cm
Step 2:Click each color to change it or go with the colors recommended by the designer
C4F = Slip next 2 stitches onto cable needle and leave at front of work. K2, then K2 from cable needle
C8F = Slip next 4 stitches onto cable needle and leave at front of work. K4, then K4 from cable needle.
C8B = Slip next 4 stitches onto cable needle and leave at back of work. K4, then K4 from cable needle.
Ch(s) = Chain(s)
Dc = double crochet
Garter Stitch = Knit all rows when working back and forth; knit 1 rnd, purl 1 rnd when working in the rnd
sc = single crochet
Sl st = Slip stitch
st st = stockinette stitch
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|45"/114 cm
|60"/152.5 cm
|Main Color (MC) Dark Sage (9707)
|One pair size U.S.11 (8mm) needles or size to obtain gauge. Cable needle (cn). Crochet hook size U.S. K 10 ½ (6.5mm). Yarn needle
In cable stitch using size U.S. 11 (8mm), 14 sts and 16 rows = 4"/10 cm
Reverse Stockinette stitch (Rev St st): Purl on RS, knit on WS.
NOTE: Worked with 2 strands of yarn held together throughout.
SQUARE (make 12)
With 2 strands of yarn held together, CO 48 sts.
(WS) Purl.
Cable patt:
Row1 (RS): P2, k8, p2, k4, p2, k12, p2, k4, p2, k8, p2.
Row 2 and all WS rows: K2, p8, k2, p4, k2, p12, k2, p4, k2, p8, k2.
Row 3: P2, C4F, C4B, p2, C4F, p2, k4, C8F, p2, C4B, p2, C4F, C4B, p2
Row 5: Same as Row 1.
Row 7: P2, C4B, C4F, p2, C4F, p2, C8B, k4, p2, C4B, p2, C4B, C4F, p2
Row 8: Same as Row 2.
Repeat Rows 1-8 rows for patt six times more.
(RS) BO all sts, do not fasten off.
Crochet Edging:
Insert crochet hook into last st on needle, ch 1. With RS facing, work 36 sc evenly along each side working ch 1 at each corner; join with sl st in first sc. Fasten off.
Strip 1: With WS's together, sc side of 1st square to bottom of 2nd square, then top of 2nd square to side of 3rd square.
Strip 2: With WS together, sc bottom of 1st square to side of 2nd square, then side of 2nd square to bottom of 3rd square.
Strips 3 and 4: Work as for strips 1 and 2 with rem 6 squares.
With WS's together, sc bottom of strip 1 to top of strip 2; bottom of strip 2 to top of strip 3; bottom of strip 3 to top of strip 4.
Work 1 row dc evenly around outside edge of entire afghan working (1dc, ch 1, 1dc) in each corner.
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---- — Yvonne Lynne Woods, 52, of Danville, passed this life at 6:08 p.m. Dec. 31, 2013, at her residence.
Yvonne was born April 10, 1961, in Danville to Alexander E. and Mary A. "Mae" Roach Woods.
Yvonne had a wonderful personality and a contagious smile. Her presence was able to light up a room.
Yvonne accepted Christ at any early age. She was currently a member of Mt. Olive Baptist Church under the leadership of the Rev. Frank McCullough. Yvonne enjoyed listening to music, cooking and dancing.
Yvonne leaves to cherish her loving memory her mother, Mae Woods; lifelong partner, Robert L. Butler Sr.; her children, Asia N. Butler Miles, Kisha N. Butler, Robert L. Butler Jr., Janelle D. Woods and Claude A. Butler; grandchildren, Janasia K. Butler, Freddie R. Smith Jr., Clayvon D. Smith, Aniya A. Miles, Raymond N. Miles Jr., Rashad D. Miles, R'Tarius Johnson, RaBreona Wright, PaShance Butler, Chance Butler, LeAnn Butler, Danjya A. Butler and Claude A. Butler Jr.
Also surviving are her siblings, Betty Jackson, Irene Williams, Mary (Cedric) Jones, Jeanetta (Michael) Smith, Clarentta Dix and Debra Hyde.
Yvonne was preceded in death by her father; and four siblings, Roger Woods, Clayvern Woods, Vernon Porter and Christine Irvy.
A celebration of life will commence at noon Friday, Jan. 10, at New Life Church of Faith, 1419 N. Bowman Ave., Danville. A visitation will begin at 11 a.m. until the time of the service. Officiating: the Rev. Frank McCullough. A public viewing will commence from 1-5 p.m. Jan. 9 at Leek & Sons Funeral Home, 304 E. Williams St., Danville.


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Orchard Park, NY (WBEN) When the Bills kick off the regular season against the New England Patriots, it will be the first game for many Bills fans since new NFL bag and purse policies took effect. Some fans have been confused about them. The Bills are trying to clear the air on clear bags.
"You can bring in a clear plastic bag, 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches or bring in a one gallon plastic freezer bag," says Andy Major with the Buffalo Bills. For ladies, a clutch purse, 4 1/2 inches by 6 1/2 inches are acceptable. Major admits there's been confusion among female fans about what's acceptable and what's not when it comes to purses.
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Another change fans can expect is with regards to tailgating. "We encourage tailgaitng, but we want it done responsibly," says Major. Gone are funnels and kegs at the stadium, and glass bottles are being discouraged to prevent flat tires.
How does one fan feel about it? "I think as long as fans know about it ahead of time, and are prepared, it should be no big deal," says longtime Bills fan and tailgate Eilo Coventry. "I feel the Bills have reached out to their season ticket holders, but I don't know as far as any other fans. I know the NFL has done a lot with TV commercials as far as what you can bring in."
Coventry says the new tailgating rules may make fans boo. "Tailgating is a release for Buffalonians and sometimes it's the best part of the game, so I think that could be a disappointment, but nothing we can't adjust to," says Coventry. As far as the bag checks, "it'll get more streamlined as we get along."
(WGR 550/Joe Buscaglia) The EJ Manuel era with the Buffalo Bills will officially begin on Sunday at Ralph Wilson Stadium when the team takes on The New England Patriots, kicking off the 2013-14 season.
The rookie quarterback selected by the Bills in the first round was named the starting quarterback of the team on Wednesday, ending weeks of speculation regarding the status of his injured knee. Head Coach Doug Marrone said Manuel is back and ready to start without any trepidation on his part.
"When he first came back, I was like 'Wow, he looks pretty good.' The thing was to be smart about it in bringing him back. I think that EJ and the trainers, and the doctors, they did a very good job," he said. "What I was trying to make sure of is that putting him back out there, was there any chance for it to get worse, meaning that he's not 110-percent. Once that was taken out of the equation, and he's out there, I feel very comfortable with that decision."
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"I felt I would be good to go a few days ago, as far as my knee," Manuel said. But other than that, I know mentally, if I had the chance to go out and play, I'd be ready for it."
A big part of the rookie's game while at Florida State was being able to utilize his legs, and also figured to be a big part of the Bills' offensive approach. The inherent flaw, however, is that you need healthy legs to run and Manuel just had a procedure done on his knee.
Both Marrone and Manuel think it's going to be a non-issue and they'll likely approach the game without any reservations as to what could happen.
"No, he's actually looked a little bit faster," Marrone told reporters after Wednesday's practice. "I think because the time off and the rest a little bit, you know how we use that expression 'fresh legs?' I think we were able to see that, and the trainers throughout the rehabilitation process worked him very hard because we wanted to make sure about that."
"I haven't had any hesitation. It feels fine," the quarterback said. "It feels strong, so I can do all my normal movements I would do if I didn't have the brace on. Just had the brace on just for, I guess, extra comfort."
Now with the kickoff weekend decision totally behind them, the Bills and their fans can see just how Manuel will do against live NFL defenses. Marrone is setting the bar high for his rookie quarterback.
"I'd be lying if I'm standing here saying that I don't expect him to do great things," he said before qualifying it by saying he expects all his players to perform the same way. "It's his first game. He's gonna go in there, we're gonna give him everything he needs to be successful and he's gonna go out there and play."
Manuel, on the other hand, made no qualifying statements for his own personal expectations. He's just eager to get his NFL career started and in a big way.
"For myself, I expect greatness all the time," he said. I know this is my first NFL game. But I'm not going to look at it like that. I'm looking at it as the Buffalo Bills 2013 season, the first game of that. We've got to go out there and play hard and execute our offense and know the defense will do their job, too."


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A DeKalb County woman is thankful to be alive after a large tree came crashing down onto the southeast Atlanta home she's lived in for the last 35 years.Sylvia Walden said she heard the sound of the tree cracking under the barrage of heavy rains and wind pushing through her Rollingwood Lane neighborhood in the overnight hours. The massive tree fell onto her car and truck parked in the driveway.Luckily, she says, it didn't smash through the roof and into the bedroom where she slept."I want everybody to know that I'm blessed and highly favored, and I'm here to say that God is good because where that tree fell is where I was sleeping," Walden said.One large tree came down across Hugh Howell Road in DeKalb County. The tree blocked the road and brought down power lines.
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South Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -13.7%
A cloudy golden pour that leaves a nice wheaty head, pretty brew.
The smell and taste are certainly hefe but not quite as hefe as I would like, the bastard that I am. The ferment was a bit too cold for me, a little too clovey, definitely dynamic, but I could use some bananna as well, to balance things out. The yeast flavors and esters are definitely what I was looking for, and I found it a bit one-dimensional.
The mouthfeel is creamy and crisp as only a hefe can be, but far from perfect.
I could drink quite a few of these, but Hopsnort is the tap right next to it, so I feel I could do better with a different order.
10-09-2009 03:14:39 | More by grayburn
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
07-31-2014 00:49:46 | More by Andrewharris8
New York
3.98/5 rDev -2.7%
The beer came a cloudy pale gold with a two-finger head. The smell was banana and clove and spices. The taste was right on with what a hefe should be with some sweet banana that's followed up by a bit of citrus and some spices. The mouthfeel slightly thick with some crisp carbonation. A good version of the style.
06-08-2009 23:05:20 | More by TheTrevor
4/5 rDev -2.2%
04-23-2013 19:54:11 | More by hardcor33
4/5 rDev -2.2%
12-08-2011 06:27:42 | More by tbeq00
4.03/5 rDev -1.5%
Had this on the way up to Corolla. Aroma was right on for style. Lots of banana and clove. Nice white head that stayed around for a long time. Pretty hazy appearance. Nice wheat flavor that went well with my lunch. I preferred this over the lemongrass wheat. Nice finish.
07-21-2008 20:26:20 | More by doubleipa
North Carolina
4.13/5 rDev +1%
The beer arrived on the table hazy pale golden yellow with a white and frothy long lasting head which worked well to lace the glass.
The aroma was strong banana with a light clove spice presence. Also present was a well done wheat aromatic.
The flavor was a nice wheat coupled with a strong estery banana and a nice phenolic clove spice. The wheat still shined through the esters and phenols and there was just a slight hint of vanilla in the flavor.
The finish was dry with a nice lasting banana flavor into the aftertaste. The body was above medium and well done.
5.2% ABV according to the current description.
04-06-2006 00:24:05 | More by GCBrewingCo
4.22/5 rDev +3.2%
Appearance: Opaque pale golden hue under a short, one finger white head.
Smell: Banana, clove & other spices, floral hops.
Taste: Pronounced banana flavor up front, and the clove/general spice opens up a little. The hop bouquet finishes.
Mouthfeel: Sweet first, then a little spicy, and the hops provide a nice, palate cleansing dry finish.
Drinkability: This was a tasty Hef; it had the most pronounced banana taste I've ever had in a beer. I could definitely deal with a few of these in one evening.
02-26-2008 15:11:14 | More by AleDrinkToThat
New Hampshire
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
04-30-2013 01:06:51 | More by Rochefort10nh
4.28/5 rDev +4.6%
I had this on tap at the brewery
Arrives a (too cold!) very cloudy yellow with a pinkish tint. No head!! A slice of lemon wedged on the rim of the glass. I wish these people would ASK if I wanted lemon with that! (NO, I DON'T!) Pretty strong carbonation observed. No lacing. (obviously)
Aroma is good banana/clove, bready/yeasty wheat, a hint of lemon; very pleasant. Spicy and fruity.
The first flavor is tartness, then bananas and cloves. A very good flavor of wheat and yeast is next, with a long aftertaste of lemons. Still, plenty of sweetness to balance this. Really well done.
Mouthfeel is tart, with a strong tingle on the tongue from carbonation. Very refreshing, clean and crisp. Finish is tart/sweet.
I would recommend this to anyone who likes hefe's. I really wish they would ask me if I wanted a slice of lemon, but beside that distraction, this is excellent.
07-20-2005 12:08:37 | More by jakester
4.33/5 rDev +5.9%
Had lunch at the brewpub and had two of their beers. The hefe was excellent. Served in a Pilsner glass. Everything you would expect for a hefeweizen. Cloudy straw gold color. Lots of carbonation Big bubbly white head and some lacing.
Smell had all the bells and whistles: Cloves, citrus, astringency, bananas and bubblegum. Taste was the same. No orange slice with this beer, perhaps started a bit too cold for the true beer geek, but I warmed it up a bit with my hands.
Mouthfeel ws just right, crisp, astringent and rich. Drinkability is excellent. I just had time for a quick stop for lunch. I could have sat around all afternoon enjoying these!!!
I'm sure that the top 2 or three German hefe's on tap would beat this one, but for a trip to the Outer Banks...this is a great treat to look forward to. Stay away from the samples, get a nice big glass and enjoy!!!
09-07-2009 00:44:36 | More by JayQue
4.58/5 rDev +12%
A - Beautiful cloudy yellow. Very minimal head.
S - The smell is about 40/60 banana and clove. Some sweet bubblegum esters and warm bready malt are there to round it out.
T - Warm bready malt hits you first, followed by a mix of strong clove, banana, tartness, and a little sweetness in about as perfect a hefe balance as you can ask for. The clove, which was a little stronger than the other elements throughout, explodes on the swallow. Nice and clean finish.
M - They nailed the mouthfeel here. Very refreshing.
O - Great balance. Probably one of the best Hefe's I've had. Definitely the best clove-heavy one. Normally I prefer warmer fermented ones, but they may have converted me.
06-08-2011 19:08:38 | More by TJBAIHWL
Hugh Hefeweize V from Outer Banks Brewing Station
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The younger brother of Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Marcell Dareus was killed in an alleged triple homicide outside of Birmingham, Ala., on Sunday. Police say 19-year-old Simeon Gilmore was one of three men shot to death in Pelham, a subdivision south of Birmingham. Authorities are holding 20-year-old Jon Staggs Jr. with three counts of capital murder.
Dareus, the third overall pick of the 2011 draft out of Alabama, is reportedly in transit back to Birmingham and has not publicly commented on the tragedy. Dareus has had a rough life as his father died when he was 6 and his mother became too ill to care for him and his six siblings. Dareus lived with his assistant high school football coach for a time, who was killed in a car accident. Now he is left to deal with the tragic death of his younger brother. The defensive lineman started all 16 games and notched 5.5 sacks in his rookie season with the Bills.
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Two months ago, White Sox righthander Philip Humber threw a perfect game against the Mariners, the first of two such games this year.
Since then, Humber's season has been pretty awful. In 10 starts since the perfecto, he has a 7.47 ERA and has allowed 12 home runs in 53 innings.
This could be an explanation for that performance, from a White Sox news release:
Prior to tonight's game vs. Milwaukee, the Chicago White Sox placed right-handed pitcher Philip Humber on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to June 17) with a right elbow flexor strain and purchased the contract of right-hander Brian Bruney from Class AAA Charlotte.
There's no indication how long Humber has been dealing with this issue, but it very well could have caused some of the rough outings. Bruney is pretty much exclusively a relief pitcher (one career start in 272 appearances), so the White Sox will have to figure out someone else to take over Humber's rotation slot.
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Moar pics of your handiwork!
USMCpoolee, that's awesome. Thanks for posting your work! One day I plan to build a mantle for my fireplace. I'll have to practice making baseboard heater covers, built-ins and window trim in my ugly basement to start though. It doesn't look easy!
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RenegadeHardt omg beautiful work!
Skyzyks, I had no idea you were such a craftsman. Amazing! I got to weld in college but I never had enough time to play in the shop because I was too busy with other courses at the time to really have fun but it's one of those things that if I win the lottery I want to build next to my woodworking shop and art studio :)
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Here is a walkway covered we timber-framed (meaning there are no metal fasteners), I'm hoping that client calls back. He is working on a beautiful home. My mantle is for his house.
This is a bench I laminated up to match the floors in my parents house. It matches decently in color, but the wood grain matches perfectly with their floors, directionally.
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great stuff USMC
Here is a castle I worked on for a year. My Dad was the project manager until he got fed up with the nutcase who was having it built.
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Hardt that is some badass and beautiful work. Did you chisel the "welcome friends?" If so thats beautiful, it looks CNC'd to me but thats just how I would do it cause I could never chisel like that. The castle is pretty epic, where was that if you don't mind me asking?
Sky, I say that about welding because it is such a tough trade. The work is physical as hell and also as technical as tradework can get. I also shoe horses, so I get the tough and technical part, but the work some welders (you included) do is just mind boggling to me. You can't cover dings in metal with a finish as easily as you can in wood. Filler + lacquer can cover most things in a finished product.
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Michelle graduated with distinction from the Confectionary Arts diploma program at Bonnie Gordon College of Confectionary Arts in 2012. She couldn't stay away from school and returned there as a teacher's assistant for two more programs. Since then, she has worked on pursuing personal projects as well as commissioned cakes and cookies. She also dedicates significant time to creating tutorials and teaching others so that they can make edible art of their own.
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Coast Guard crews aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Charles David Jr. and the Coast Guard Cutter Valiant repatriated 86 migrants illegally migrating from Cuba and Haiti.
China and the United States appear headed for a damaging confrontation over the extent of China's territorial claims in the South and East China Seas.
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Maritime Reporter & Engineering News was founded by John J. O'Malley (1905-1980) in 1939, and today ranks as the world's largest audited trade publication in the world serving the maritime industry,
Northern Ireland Office Minister, Dr Andrew Murrison MP, visited the historic HMS Caroline in Belfast's Titanic Quarter as restoration grants are received, informs the UK Government.
Today in U.S. Naval History - August 28
1867 - Capt. William Reynolds of Lackawanna raises U.S. flag over Midway Island and took formal possession of these islands for the U.