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"Looking forward to part 3"
Although this audiobook is well suited for a teenage audience, I still found it to be thoroughly entertaining. There is nothing groundbreaking in this book. It is not a literary masterpiece by any means. However, I thought the author did a great job of keeping the storyline interesting, and the narrators portrayed the characters well.
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This book contains very useful information on meeting and socializing with others. If you are shy, or just seem to have trouble expressing yourself, I would definitely recommend this book. Keep in mind, though, that the suggestions given by the author will take some practice. You're not going to become an instant "People Magnet" as soon as you finish listening to her advice. However, I can say with a fair amount of certainty that your people skills will improve almost instantly when you begin applying the lessons given by the author. Although the book is written by a woman, she gives an equal amount of quality suggestions for both men and women regarding our interaction with the opposite sex. The only reason I didn't rate this book a 5, was the excessive amount of "fluff" which added little more than length to the book. Other than that, I thought the author did an excellent job of both writing and narrating "How to Be a People Magnet".
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Directed technological change with costly investment and complementarities, and the skill premium
AbstractWe develop an extended directed technological change model with R&D driven growth to analyze the growth rate, technological-knowledge bias, skill premium and industrial structure, assuming: (i) complementarities between intermediate goods in production, and (ii) internal costly investment. We find that complementarities directly affect equilibrium technological-knowledge bias, both elements influence equilibrium growth rate and neither affects skill premium and industrial structure. We also find that equilibrium skill premium is independent of relative labour endowments, being determined solely by workers' productivities, suggesting that the persisting increase in wage inequality observed in several developed countries over the last decades may have been due to increases in productivity advantages of skilled workers favoured by technological development.
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Naked truth in naming
On Friday, I was on my way to work by bus when a woman approached me and asked if I would be going to Teaser's that night. Teaser's, for those of you whose concept of culture is so impoverished as to be confined to the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and the Art Gallery, is a burlesque bar in St. Boniface.
Last month it hosted the Miss Nude Winnipeg contest, which was a huge success, a woman at the hotel told me when I called there. This week they have been conducting a search for the Queen of Winnipeg's Exotic Dancers, which, the woman said, has been kind of wild and crazy and another great success -- Contemporary Dancers should engender such enthusiasm -- which is why my bus buddy, with whom I've spoken several times before in our travels, wondered if I would be attending.
It seems that she has a daughter who was one of the contestants. Earlier this week, the semifinals were held. Her daughter was the last contestant of the night. She came out on the stage wearing a Winnipeg Jets jersey, with a pair of skates hanging from a hockey stick over her shoulder.
The crowd went crazy, according to Mom, banging on the tables and yelling "Go, Jets, go!" until all the Jets paraphernalia and everything else had tantalizingly disappeared. That show left the dancing daughter pretty much the front-runner to win the crown as queen of Winnipeg's exotic dancers, at least in the eyes of a proud mother, but the competition is reportedly pretty tough and the final results weren't in by press time Friday night.
It was an example, perhaps, of how nothing exists in isolation. At Teaser's Burlesque Cabaret that night, professional art and professional sport became as one -- the chant "Go, Jets, go!" echoes through the several worlds of Winnipeg.
That should send a clear message to Mark Chipman and the management of Winnipeg's new professional hockey team, which is taking longer to name than the last living male heir to the Hapsburg dynasty.
Why this should be so is a bit of a mystery. Almost the entire city, or at least almost everyone in the city who cares, wants the team to be named the Jets and is going to be really disappointed and disillusioned if it is not. Even Andrew Ladd, who was captain of the team when it was the Atlanta Thrashers and who may or not be coming to Winnipeg with the franchise, wants the name.
Still, the owners hesitate. Is it the merchandising? Is it hubris -- they want this child to be entirely their town? Or is it just procrastination?
We can only hope that it's the last, but in case it's not, we should examine some of other proposed names. The Winnipeg Falcons is one candidate and it works in every way except that the Falcons won Olympic gold in 1920 and their name should be left to history. Some of the others don't work so well at all, particularly in the context of "Go, Jets, go!" The name needs to lend itself to that chant.
The Whiteout has been suggested because the Jets' fans -- there's that name again -- initiated the name for the phenomenon. In terms of political correctness, however "Go, Whiteys, go!" doesn't work. Hockey games, particularly during a whiteout, would look and sound like Ku Klux Klan conventions.
All kinds of names have been suggested -- among them Mosquitoes, Woodticks, Weasels, and, perhaps worst of all, Polar Bears. We can only pray that Chipman et al, don't settle on Polar Bears. You can't chant "Go, Polar Bears, go!" If you try "Go, Bears, go!" it sounds like you're sitting in a Chicago football stadium and "Go, Polars, go" sounds like you're hawking ice cream treats.
My daughter has a friend whose nickname is Pooh-Bear, after Winnie the Pooh. That's too long a name to bother with for a generation of people who have reduced the English language to a code of digital abbreviations like LOL and BFF, so her friends actually call her "Poobie."
Poobie is a very nice young woman, but her name doesn't bode well for a team called the Winnipeg Polar Bears. It doesn't make much sense to shout "Go, Poles, go!" at a hockey team that doesn't have any Polish players on it and that only leaves one diminutive for fans to chant for a team unlucky enough to be cursed with the name Polar Bears.
All that's left, God help us, is "Go, Poobies, go!" Somehow, it's hard to imagine that bringing down the rafters at the MTS Centre as it is chanted out by 15,000 red-faced fans all dressed in virginal white with the rest of the hockey world watching on TV. The most you're likely get out them is a choked whisper.
Perhaps Chipman needs to spend a night at Teaser's or anywhere else in one of Winnipeg's real worlds. Then he can come back and tell the city that it's "Go, Jets, go!" -- now and forever.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 11, 2011 A19
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Fashion Blogger "Rosie-Glow" Showcases Zatchels at Glastonbury
Nothing says summer more than Glastonbury Festival – one of the UK's biggest and best! An an event that proudly kicks off the festival season with its heady mix of fashion, music and culture.
And of course Zatchels are as keen as most brands to be seen at this festival, as in recent years it has been the summer hangout for ultra-stylish celebrities and fashionistas the world over with the likes of Alexa Chung, Laura Whitmore, Cara Delevingne, and Kate Moss all seasoned regulars.
Influential UK fashion blogger Rosie Blake from Manchester was there amongst the fashion crowd looking effortlessly stylish with our Mint Pastel Backpack as her must-have accessory for Glastonbury.
It is no surprise that Rosie chose this particular backpack, as they already have been popular amongst the fashion press having previously been seen in the likes of Company, Look and Grazia magazines.
We love how Rosie has styled her look and feel our backpack adds a pop of colour against her beautifully soft boho style – and absolutely perfect for festivals!
Showcasing her festival style on her blog "Rosie-glow" she describes her Zatchels as a "mint green beauty" that was none other that "backpack perfection." Telling her readers how it's real leather so strong enough and large enough to hold all her "festival essentials whilst still looking super-stylish" we couldn't agree more!
Want to know more? Click here to take a look at Rosie's blog post.
Added to this …You can now purchase our Mint Pastel Backpack with an incredible 50% off until Monday 7th July 2014 in the Zatchels Flash Summer Sale.
The Lord Mayor of York officially opens Zatchels store
The Right Honorable Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of York officially open the Zatchels boutique store on Friday 10th June 2014 with Zatchels Directors Dean Clarke, Brian Brady and York store manager Lisa Fisher. Once the ribbon was cut, The Lord Mayor officially welcomed Zatchels to the thriving city of York with doors officially opened the team warmly welcomed customers, press, bloggers, local dignitaries and business owners to their Shambles based store.
As part of the official opening soiree Zatchels revealed a brand new collection of satchels and bags entitled the Rose Garden Collection.
The collection includes the 'York Rose' print design which plays homage to the iconic floral emblem of the City of York. The print consists of large bold white rose pattern with black drawn outline that is seen in repeat across a backdrop of pastel leathers and with contrasting white leather handles, gusset panels and attachments. Proudly positioned within the store window the new collection attracted plenty of attention from the passing shoppers, and was a firmed favourite with the Lady Mayoress.
The event was supported by local York businesses Crumb Cupcakery who provided delicious miniature cupcakes for our guests and the Hebden Tea Company a small family ran business situated on the Shambles who provided Piña Colada and Earl Grey with Blood Orange tea infusions for guests. Any summer soiree would not be complete without strawberries which were kindly provided by Sweet Eve Strawberries.
Guests enjoyed a tour of the store and introduction to Zatchels collections presented by the store retail team. On departure they received an event goody bag which included a Zatchels leather barrel bag, nail polishes by Ciate, Cosmetics by Rituals and snacks by Pop Chips.
The Zatchels brand new retail store comprises of 1000 sq ft of retail space which is styled with a modern heritage feel and opened on Friday 25th April 2014 within the popular shopping destination of The Shambles in York.
With buildings dating back to the late 14th and 15th century and a mention within Doomsday Book of William the Conqueror in 1086 The Shambles in York are one of the most preserved medieval streets in the world and a popular shopping destination with a high footfall. It also makes the perfect location for Zatchels that has become synonymous with celebrating the best of British design and manufacturing that is exported successfully around the world.
Zatchels Store, 18 The Shambles, York, North Yorkshire, YO1 7LZ
To view all collections visit www.zatchels.com
Zatchels Unveil York Boutique Store
Zatchels continue to go from strength to strength and we are pleased to let you know that we have opened two brand new stores this month. Starting with our boutique store within The Shambles, one of the most famous streets in the historic city of York, and quickly followed by an outlet shop at Freeport in Braintree, Essex. These two new stores are just one part of our UK and global expansion plans, and compliment our two existing retail outlets at Westfield London and at our HQ in Leicester.
This brand new Zatchels retail store comprises 1000 sq ft of retail space which is styled with a modern heritage feel and opened on Friday 25th April 2014 within the popular shopping destination of The Shambles in York. This boutique store is a perfect mix of classic antique fittings and crisp contemporary finishes including a 12 ft vintage counter and traditional glass display units. The York store carries a full selection of Zatchels mainline collections of handcrafted leather bags and accessories for women, men, and children.
It is also the first opportunity to see Zatchels new branding which will be rolled out across all areas of the business between now and the 1st August. Featuring a simple, yet bold fox motif that celebrates the company's manufacturing base and heritage in Leicestershire.
With buildings dating back to the late 14th and 15th century and a mention within Doomsday Book of William the Conqueror in 1086 The Shambles in York are one of the most preserved medieval streets in the world and a popular shopping destination with a high footfall. It also makes the perfect location for Zatchels that has become synonymous with celebrating the best of British design and manufacturing that is exported successfully around the world.
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Zatchels, Ground Floor, Westfield London, Ariel Way, London, W12 7GF
Zatchels Outlet Store, Freeport Braintree, Charter Hill, Chapel Way, Braintree, Essex CM77 8YH
Zatchels Factory Shop, Charter Street, Leicester, LE13UD
Behind the scenes: Men's Collection Photoshoot
To celebrate the launch of our new Men's Collection we thought we would give you a behind the scenes look at our latest product photography shoot.
Our photographers fit perfectly with the Zatchels brand with their open plan studio housed in a converted old school building – we love being able to make use of this amazing space to create just the right styling for our bags. Plus a real added bonus is to be able to hang out with Ron the resident studio dog for the day.
With our new shapes and styles for menswear all made from beautiful tonal leathers, the team behind the shoot really wanted to do the bags justice by getting exactly the right lighting and look. As the bags are made from softer leather they require more preparation and attention to position them just so. This often takes positioning ourselves at rather odd angles and some careful positioning.
Each setup can vary but with an average of 10-12 shots taken until we are happy with the angle, colour and overall look and style, you see how much time and detail goes into just one finished image. With 12 products to shoot, 5 group shots as well as close detail shots it all adds up to an intense day of shooting!
These images were also used for our recent menswear launch at our Zatchels' Press Day at Westfield London where the likes of Luxury & Accessories Editor from The Telegraph viewed the collection alongside a host of bloggers and stylists, as well as being able to visit the new location for the Zatchels store which is now on the ground floor next to other premium fashion brands.
So far our new menswear bags are proving popular across all of our stores, press and online with one International customer buying three of the bags immediately on the first week of launch. When you see the pictures from our shoot you can see why they have been such an instant hit.
This blog post is just a little insight into what we got up to on our Menswear shoot, so if you have enjoyed this glimpse behind the scenes? Why not shop the full menswear collection at www.zatchels.com
DJ Duo "The Glitter Beats" tell us why they love their Zatchels #MyZatchels
In celebration of our current #MYZATCHELS campaign we invited London DJ Duo "The Glitter Beats" tell us why they love their Zatchels within a guest blog post
After around 6 months of searching for the perfect bag to take along to our DJ sets, we have finally found one…. The Silver Solar Sparkle Satchel. Not only does it perfectly match our image, it is the perfect size for our DJ equipment and beauty essentials!
At one of our most recent gigs at Londons trendiest venue, The Cuckoo Club, we were the headline DJs for new minicab app, Bounce. As soon as we arrived heads started turning and compliments started flowing, mainly in the direction of our Zatchels. Everyone wanted to know where they were from and if they could have their own, of course we pointed them in the right direction!
This über cool accessory is the perfect size for our Macbook Pro, Monster Diamond Tear Headphones and our favorite lipstick. The adjustable strap and slick design makes them easy to carry and manoeuvre our way through the fashion-obsessed crowds.
Our Top 5 Tracks Right Now:
1. Chainsmokers – #Selfie
2. Danson & Matlon Hoffstadt – Shake That
3. Paloma Faith – Can't Rely On You (MK Remix)
4. Wankelmut & Emma Lousie – My Head Is A Jungle
5. Lorde – Royals (Ross Horkings Remix)
Holographic print is everywhere this season and with the Silver Sparkle Satchel we are right on trend. Join the gliteratti and style yours with white skinny jeans and a cute cami and blazer combo for an effortless daytime look. Going out? The Silver Solar Sparkle Satchel is also available in a handy smaller size and carried as a clutch bag is all you need to ensure all eyes are on you.
We're all about making a statement and the Silver Solar Sparkle Satchel ensures we do just that. We literally don't know where we'd be without our Zatchels!
To "shop the look" visit : http://www.zatchels.com/silver-solar-sparkle-kids-satchel-3062.html
To get involved within our #MYZATCHELS campaign visit http://www.zatchels.com/myzatchels
Kellog's Special K Advert Features Zatchels
Zatchels are excited to have been featured in the May edition of Glamour magazine as part of an advertorial by Kellogs Special K in conjunction with celebrity stylist Gemma Rose Breger.
Special K is synonymous with the colour red, and our bags in the same colour was an obvious choice especially as our red satchel is consistently our number one bestseller season after season.
Zatchels can be seen featured prominently across the whole article with our classic red satchel and red & white polka satchels taking centre stage and even our chestnut micro satchel makes an appearance.
Our bags were chosen by renowned stylist Gemma Rose Breger whose illustrious career started in New York before switching to the UK and working with brands, publishers and TV shows such as Glamour, Hello, Net A Porter, Marks and Spencer, House of Fraser, ASOS, X Factor, Made in Chelsea, and Britain's Next Top Model as well as celebrities such as Rihanna, Joanna Lumley, Amber Le Bon, Fearne Cotton, Ella Henderson, Union J and Britney Spears.
Stylist Gemma shares her love of discovering Zatchels
"I love Zatchels bags… perfect for adding a modern update to your outfit. The satchel bags are great for fitting enough for my work day, plus my laptop that comes everywhere with me. I love that they come in a range of prints. I'm also a huge fan of the backpacks, especially the mint green. I'm always drawn to bags that are practical and stylish. If I can be hands free to carry all the clothes when prepping for photo shoots, then it makes my day so much easier!"
We love the way Gemma Rose has combined catwalk styling with high street fashion showing how our Zatchels customers and Glamour magazine readers can effortlessly get some of the key looks of the season without necessarily breaking the bank balance.
To 'Shop the Look' visit www.zatchels.com
To read Gemma Rose Breger's fashion blog visit www.wearisitfrom.com
Made in Chelsea's Rosie Fortescue Blogs About Zatchels
Made in Chelsea star and fashion blogger Rosie Fortescue has just created an amazing style blog featuring Zatchels pastel violet satchel that is a key piece within our #Springwishlist campaign.
Zatchels are über-excited about the timing of this fantastic article on Rosie's www.atfashionforte.com blog given the new series of Made in Chelsea hits E4 on Monday night. As big fans of the show its great to see one of the most stylish members of the cast wearing Zatchels to create a real fashion statement, whilst also being very wearable for Zatchels customers that want to 'Get the Look'.
We absolutely adore Rosie's style, and her fashion blog that she set up whilst completing her degree in History of Art at Goldsmiths University, clearly demonstrates her great fashion sense and ability to mix designer pieces with more affordable brands.
As avid viewers of Made in Chelsea, AtFashionForte is a great way to find out what outfits Rosie and her friends are wearing whilst watching the show. Fun, playful and such a great mix of directional and wearable pieces – Zatchels will definitely following Rosie's stylish wardrobe on & off set.
To 'Shop the Look' visit www.zatchels.com
Rosie's blog can be found at www.atfashionforte.com
Made in Chelsea new series airs on Monday, 7th April on E4
Bloggers Get The Look #springwishlist
To celebrate our #SpringWishList campaign we have invited two blogger's to share their love of Zatchels and show us how they get the look with two of our spring collection bags.
Yummy mummy fashion and beauty blogger Liza styles her look with a the pastel baby blue tote and Interior design creative Meg's show's her fashionable take on how to wear our pastel cream saddle bag.
Wonderful-You blogger Megs add's
"Pastels will be huge this SS14 – and what better way to introduce them in to your wardrobe than with this gorgeous cream saddle bag from Zatchels. I love the clean, compact design and the size is perfect to accommodate those summer essentials."
Glambeautys.com blogger Liza add's
"I really love the classic tote design and hey it's definitely going to fit all your Vogue and Cosmopolitan magazines you are reading right now. I think it would look gorgeous with a baby blue cami, white skinny jeans and a floral kimono. Perfect for summer and I can't wait to style it with many more outfits."
Discover more about our #springwishlist guest blogger's by checking out both of their blogs below.
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Shop the Look – Zatchels' Spring Wishlist
With lots of new products hitting the Zatchels' website for Spring Summer 2014, we thought we'd share with you some of our favourite new styles and how they can be worn taking inspiration from A-list celebrities and catwalk shows.
One of the biggest colours of the season is blue – and we love it – from the soft muted tones of our baby blue bags to the more vibrant cornflower satchel seen above. Blue is also an absolute classic for Spring when worn with nautical stripes and we particularly like this fresh update.
With lots of weddings on the way for Spring, pastels and florals are also at the top of our #springwishlist especially when worn together incorporating pastel violet and delicate green shades, as well as the brighter daffodil yellow.
Zatchels' bags are effortless to wear whether dressing them up or down – so one of our other favourite looks for the season is monochrome. A great way to take your wardrobe through this transitional period with its changeable weather and still look fantastic when the sun does shine.
Our final item on our #springwishlist are these pastel backpacks that are just in time for the festival season. So get yourself this off-duty casual A-lister look by teaming with a simple vest, denim and checks.
To shop our latest Spring Summer trends, just visit www.zatchels.com or visit our facebook page for more inspiration https://www.facebook.com/Zatchels
Get the Look! Men's Spring Summer 2014 Backpack Satchel
Not only are we seeing men's backpacks all over the Spring Summer 2014 catwalks, but some of the world's A list celebrities can be seen sporting this look from the likes of David Beckham, Justin Timberlake, Kanye West, Jay Z and Liam Hemsworth.
Known for their sporting, acting and musical prowess as well as their sense of style, these celebrities have gone for backpacks due to their casual laidback styling and Zatchels love the way that wearing both straps is now back on trend and fully shows off the bags.
Zatchels backpack satchels can be dressed up or down with fully detachable backpack straps, handle, strap & slider as standard and come in the larger 16″ and 17.5″ sizes and in our fashion edit colours of Stock Blue, Chestnut, Graphite and Oxblood.
You don't need to be an A lister to get your hands on one of Zatchels new Men's Edit range of satchels, but it will definitely add some star quality.
To shop the look – visit http://www.zatchels.com/bags/full-collections-1/mens-satchel-edit.html


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Alternative Reality Transmission / Written Oral Record of Kinesic Storytelling (ARTWORKS)by Tyler Rowland
It is the year 333 EZ, and I am the last in a long line of air writers. There is no heir apparent and my remaining days are few. This memorized story has been passed down for 13 generations.
I remember it like it was yesterday. The year was 2078 AD and the day was October 13th— a Friday. I arrived at the art gallery a little after noon and they were removing the last of the architectural signage. All that remained were holes from the metal brackets and a dusty partial outline that read ERY.
A government-issued sun-dissolving memo filled the window: "Oral exchange is the only legal and permitted form of communication. Memorization is the only legal and permitted form of recording. All surviving written language and recording devices are hereby outlawed."
This was the latest in a chain of events that started with the worldwide Cellulose Nano-mite Epidemic of 2037, in which all plant matter vanished, including paper, fabric, furniture, currency, much artwork, and many buildings. All p-books and non-d archives were lost. Plastics, metals, glass, and stone dominated the Earth.
Computers and ai-machines continued to operate until the International Internet and Information Wipe-out Wars (IIIWW) of the early '70s. Since then all digital and online media, computing clouds, and networked objects have become obsolete—computers de-evolving into programmed calculators. Slowly the EZ regime has gathered and destroyed all the remaining writing tools and manuals. Art was one of the last outposts of the written word.
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College and high school students, educators and adults who aspire to be self-employed artists will gain valuable information about running their own businesses as artists Feb. 24-25, 2012 when North Central College hosts the 12th annual Self Employment in the Arts (SEA) Conference.
During the month of February, North Central College will host the fifth annual Flamenco Festival that showcases the emotive, rhythmic music and dance from Spanish culture. Several events are planned—including dance classes, films, a lecture and photography exhibit. All are open to the public and most are free.
The Flamenco Festival presents the following events:
As Mychall considered different colleges and universities, North Central's liberal arts program stood out. "I realized I could pursue a medical career while still being involved in music and theatre and earn a dance minor."
Mychall's goal is to become a physical therapist or other medical professional who treats performers, so he's majoring in exercise science while studying dance. He has experience with gymnastics, ballroom dance and hip hop and has choreographed children's theatre. At North Central, he has performed in "Cats," "The Phantom of the Opera" and "The Wedding Singer."
In preparing for a possible medical career, Mychall has shadowed doctors and nurses and worked as a pharmacy technician. "However, if a door to performing opened for me, I'd take it, whether it's dancing or performing theatrically. North Central can open so many doors to your future as long as you take advantage of what it has to offer."
North Central College's Spanish Club Fusion Española presents its second annual Latin Music Festival Nov. 8. The free event will take place from noon to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8, in the theatre at Meiley-Swallow Hall and features a variety of sounds from Latin America and Spain with food for guests to enjoy. Tapas will be served before the show begins and guests are welcome to come and go as they wish.
The following artists will perform during the festival:
Oct. 19, 2011—At North Central College, pre-health students get a full dose of preparation: academics, research opportunities, field experiences, personal counseling and placement assistance.
Rebecca Kirk, a junior with majors in biochemistry and psychology, has had her heart set on becoming a doctor for as long as she can remember. "I've wanted to become a pediatrician since the day I was born," she says.
NAPERVILLE, Ill. (Jan. 26, 2011)—College and high school students, educators and adults who aspire to be self-employed artists will gain valuable information about running their own business Feb. 25-26 when North Central College hosts the 11th annual Self Employment in the Arts (SEA) Conference.
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NAPERVILLE, Ill. (Jan. 31, 2011)—For the second year, a record number of North Central College students have been chosen to participate in the nation's leading conference on undergraduate research.
Jan. 24, 2011—North Central College's trimester format offers students a break from regular classes between Thanksgiving and the new year. During December—or D-Term—students can take advantage of North Central's study abroad opportunities.
May 2, 2011—North Central College will stage "Forever Plaid," an affectionate, toe-tapping musical homage to the harmonic guy groups from the 1950s. Senior theatre major Angie Snodgrass of Naperville will direct this Stuart Ross musical comedy on May 26-29 as part of the College's Student Director Series.
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Do you have any resolutions and do you ever keep up with them?
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I don't believe in those type of traditions. I never make New Year Resolutions. I believe I'm a work in progress and I keep that in mind day to day, year to year. New Year Resolution's just set you up for failure, maybe because they are often too vague and/or grandiose.
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I think making resolutions was more of a 90s thing than now. I have set a few goals for myself such as drinking more water and eating less junk food. To be a better person and to be a little more mature. I'll be 25 at the end of next year. That's 5 years away from 30!!! When I was younger I didn't wanna grow up, but I don't what I was afraid of. I guess it was saying I just wanna be a kid. I can't remember the last time I said that. I think some people treat like I'm younger because I don't look my age at all. People think my 16 year old sister looks like she's 21!!! A lot of people guess I'm either still in high school or I'm 17-19. I've had a few people guess that I was 21. I was like "Thank you!!! No, really thank you." There's something to work on. I guess we can consider ourselves as a canves or a work of art that needs to be molded into something that we can live with for the rest of our lives, how ever long that might be!
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Setting goals are cool and your goals seem attainable. I guess I'm not about making resolutions just one time a year kind of like people who only go to church on Christmas and Easter. I think you should be improving yourself to some degree all year along.
One thing, I think many probably think you are younger than you are because you're female. I'm always carded, for example, and my brother is not: he's three years younger than me. Come to think of it, he's almost never questioned about his age. Something to do with woman, on average, being smaller than men, I think.
Secondly, I can't believe you mentioned 25 and how close to 30 you'll be. I'm turning 27 tomorrow and I'm like, one step closer to 30!! Just kidding. I can't wait until I'm 30. With each passing year, I get more accomplished and aware of who I am. I love it:)


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Move Over Dubai: the Marvelous Makeover of Abu Dhabi
So maybe Dubai's got an indoor ski resort, the world's only seven-star hotel, and the MotorCity Autodrome. But Abu Dhabi's getting a Ferrari Amusement Park! (So there.) The UAE's oft-neglected capital city (in favor of the trendy, prosperous tourism mecca of Dubai) is also enjoying fast growth and fashionable revitalization. The Gulf-facing capital sports the super-swanky Le Royal Meridien Abu Dhabi, which seems to emanate grandeur (and sheer size-- with its enormous ballroom, endless array of dining options, large health club and spacious guest rooms), and the city's other Le Meridien has just announced its massive AED 20 million renovation, adding luxurious guest rooms and remodeling the spa. The capital city's got its fair share of luxurious shopping malls, golf courses, tennis, and watersports on the Gulf. And of course there's the Ferrari amusement park. Starting in 2008, you can test-drive those $500,000 babies around the racetrack. I'm so there.
Plaza Athenee New York Penthouse Suite
May 1, 2006
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by Courtney W. May and Karen Goldberg, Director of Sales & Marketing, Hotel Plaza Athenee New York
The Hotel Plaza Athenee is a small, charming European boutique-style hotel located on 64th Street at Madison Avenue. In 2006, Conde Nast Traveler featured the Hotel Plaza Athenee as "One of the Top Hotels in the World" on the Gold List. For those looking for a 'discreet location' in Manhattan, ecspecially on the fashionable Upper East Side, they need look no further then the Hotel Plaza Athenee's Penthouse Suite. Yes, that's right - we are once again writing about a luxury, high-level, freakishly huge and overdone suite at a five-star hotel in New York City.
In Hotel Plaza Athenee's Penthouse, free time not spent in the solarium, on the balcony, or their office alcove, can be spent indulging in the finest shops of the neighborhood. Also nearby is the Whitney, Frick or Museum of Modern Art. Not to mention all of the noteworthy restaurants where our the concierge staff will gladly secure your reservation.
Hotel Plaza Athenee New York Penthouse Suite
Location: The hotel is on the Upper East Side of New York City - on 64th between Madison and Park Avenue, one block from Central Park. The pale yellow decorated suite is a two-story duplex apartment located on the top two floors of the hotel - the 16th & 17th.
Size: 1972 square feet or 184 square meters.
Living Room: On the Suite's first floor, the 16th, the living room includes a decorative marble fireplace. The lower level also contains a pantry, formal dining room that seats 12, a ½ bathroom and an office alcove off the living room and the connecting second bedroom.
Master Bedroom: Spiral staircase leads to the second floor of the penthouse with full master bedroom, full bath and walk in closet, wrap around terrace and atrium.
Balcony & Atrium: Connected to the Master Bedroom, the balcony has a planted private terrace which runs half the length of the hotel. The atrium is a sun-drenched indoor space with rattan furniture.
Rate: Currently, the one-bedroom Penthouse Suite will run you about $3,900 per night, plus tax.
Fun Fact: The hotel's exterior is shaped somewhat like a pyramid - the higher up you go, the less space you have and the less numbers of rooms you get on each floor.
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The rumors are flying. The sophisticated and palatial Dallas landmark-- stacked with awards and with a devoted international following-- is on the market. And this posh icon shouldn't have any trouble attracting a buyer. The Mobil five-star and AAA five-diamond award winner has been distinguished as the top U.S. hotel by Zagat and the world's best hotel service by Travel and Leisure. Rosewood's Mansion on Turtle Creek is the only five-star hotel in Texas, and the management intends to keep it that way: continuing its role operating the property after the new buyer is found. Besides this stellar service and other-worldly cuisine, the hotel features a world-class spa, fitness center and pool.
Tennis and Diving at Amanpulo, Pamalican Island, The Philippines
Discover the remote private islands of the Philippines. Accessible only by private charter flight, Amanpulo is surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and pristine coral reef just 300 meters offshore. The diving is fantastic. And the resort offers an abundance of other watersports, additionally. Enjoy the views from the treetops or from the water's edge: Amanpulo's 40 casitas are heavenly hideaways with generous space, divine amenities, and spellbinding views. From April until October, Amanresorts' resident tennis professional, David Bush, will be offering private tennis tuition at Amanjena, Amandari, Amanpulo, and Amanpuri. A former NCAA Division 1 player, David coaches all levels of sporting ability, from beginners to serious competitors. Therefore, Amanpulo has designed a special Tennis package available from September 1 to October 31. Over a three night stay on the private island of Pamalican, guests can enjoy daily breakfast, a complimentary one hour private tennis session with David Bush, and a one-hour massage per stay. Starting at $1,960 for a Beach Casita.
The Fairmont Mayakoba Opens its Doors in Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Just south of Cancun on a stunning and isolated Caribbean coast, the Yucatan's prized Riviera Maya, lies a dazzling, eco-friendly resort community. Surrounded by lush forest canopy and beautiful waterways, Mayakoba is a luxury destination with golf, tennis, fine dining, and world-class snorkeling and diving. After the destruction caused by Hurricane Wilma last year, Cancun and the Yucatan peninsula have made a courageous comeback. The Fairmont Mayakoba had to delay its original opening because of hurricane damage, but has finally opened its doors and is welcoming guests to paradise. In addition to its luxurious accommodations overlooking beaches and lagoons, the resort offers a huge free-form pool with swim-up bar, superb Spa, children's programs, excellent dining outlets, and access to Mayakoba's fine golf and tennis facilities. Take advantage of the Only One Way Summer Promotion, starting at an unbelievably low $199 per night (double occupancy). Available from May 15- September 5, 2006.
Family Fun in Florida: Trump International Sonesta Beach Resort in Sunny Isles Beach
Halfway between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale lies the pristine Atlantic beachfront of Sunny Isles. Here, situated within lushly landscaped gardens, Trump's ginormous skyscraper of luxury greets you with an incredible slew of activities for the whole family. Frolic on the beach, take to the sea with jet skis, catamarans and kayaks, or recline in one of the 25 air-conditioned beach cabanas, each with entertainment units, restrooms, and sun chaises. The $6 million grotto-style pool complex will knock your socks off: think waterfalls, whirlpools, tropical foliage and cabanas, all overlooking the beach. Take to the 8,000 sq-foot Aquanox Spa for some much needed R and R, knowing that the kiddies are having a blast at the Just Us Kids club, where specially trained counselors lead all sorts of beach and pool games and arts and crafts. Retire to an elegant guestroom with its private balcony offering panoramic views of the ocean or Intracoastal Waterway.
Special Offers at the World's Best Hotels, Brought to You by Five Star Alliance
Announcing the latest resource compiled by the team of luxury travel experts at Five Star Alliance: a compilation of all the best special offers at the world's finest hotels! Browse by region and find the most current and hottest offers. To whet your appetite: At the legendary Villa d'Este, on Lake Como, Italy, book the "One More Night" package, and receive a free fourth night when paying for three. On a sojourn to the City of Light, book the "Shopping in Paris" package at the glamorous Hotel de Crillon. The Guests Relations team will provide you the best addresses for shopping, and you'll receive a special welcome as a guest of the Crillon. For example, the Place de la Madeleine Baccarat boutique offers you 10 percent discount, a glass of Champagne and an exclusive Baccarat gift. After shopping: enjoy an afternoon tea in the Winter Garden and finish the day with a delicious dinner at the restaurant L'Obelisque. Find Special Offers here
Down to Business at the Conrad Centennial Singapore
While on business in Singapore, reward yourself with a luxurious stay at the Conrad Centennial. From its killer location downtown in the heart of the city's liveliest business and entertainment districts, the hotel offers panoramic views of the city and the bay from its spacious guest rooms. Need some office space? Don't fret: rooms are equipped with three speakerphones with direct international dial, computer modem facilities and high speed broadband Internet access. (Additional services are available at the well-appointed business center.) Or take a break in the health club, relax by the outdoor pool, or indulge in a massage. From now until December 31, take advantage of a special package designed for busy executives. From $310 a night, book a Business room and receive a complimentary buffet breakfast, daily $10 laundry allowance and 24-hour high-speed internet access throughout your stay. Book an Executive room and get complimentary access to the Executive lounge, which offers a buffet breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails, 6 p.m. late check-out, 2 hours of daily meeting room usage, butler service and more.
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Spring Drinks and Cool Cocktails at the Four Seasons Hotel Chicago
Make a toast to Spring's arrival with some tasty new offerings at the Four Seasons. The brand new Spring Drinks menu-- available until June 30-- mixes up some fresh fruit puree in their enticing new drinks. Shake things up with the English Lemon (2 oz Hendricks Gin, 2 oz Lemon puree, splash of 7-Up), Orange et Mandarine (2 oz Grey Goose Orange, 1 oz Cointreau, splash of Mandarine Puree) or the Spring Margarita (1 oz Don Julio Reposado, 1/2 oz Peach Schnapps, Splash of Sour Mix). How refreshing.
(Want more stylin' recipes from the Four Seaons? Here ya go. The Blue Horizon is 2 oz Bacardi Limon, 1 oz Blue Curacao, Splash of Cranberry Juice. Care for a Caribbean Chat? That's 1 oz Captain Morgan Spiced Rum, 1/2 oz White Creme de Cacao, Splash of Orange Juice, Splash of Club Soda. And the Brazilian Paradise is 2 oz Cachaca, 1 oz Malibu Rum, Splash of Pineapple Juice, Splash of Raspberry Puree. Enjoy.)
The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering and Monterey Classic Car Week at the Quail Lodge, Carmel
Quail Lodge Resort and Golf Club is a Carmel legend, the beautifully renovated resort property of The Peninsula Hotels, from where guests experience the charm of Carmel-by-the-sea, the magical Monterey Peninsula, and Pebble Beach. Situated on 850 scenic acres, the resort offers spectacular vistas from its guestrooms overlooking the fairways. But beyond the championship golf and luxurious spa, the Lodge further enhances its elegant reputation as the host of The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, celebrating the luxury motorsports lifestyle. The August 16 event showcases the world's rarest automobiles, fine wines and cuisine in a garden party setting. This year's event commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Targa Florio (one of the world's oldest open-road endurance races) and the 50th anniversary of the Laguna Seca Raceway. Additionally, the event honors the Italian car designer Zagato. This is one of the classic events of the Monterey Peninsula's Classic Car Week, where guests can view 100 legendary sports and racing cars, test drive some Bentleys, and head off-road at the Land Rover Experience Driving School. Tickets are $150 per person, including wine tasting, cuisine, a collectible poster, and access to the Bonhams and Butterfields auction of historic cars, fine jewelry and art.


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The Jolly Postman Delivers: Dialoguing About Books With Children Through Pen Pal Letters
The Jolly Postman Delivers: Dialoguing about Books with Children Through Pen Pal Letters Creative Inquiry participants will have opportunities to read children's picture books and dialogue through letters with students within three first grade classrooms providing critical perspectives on children's comprehension and writing development. Prior to working with children, students will attend introductory sessions on picturebook characteristics and how to analyze picturebooks. Each group will then learn ways to model responses and appropriate writing skills and to assess children's literature responses and writing in relation to Common Core State Standards. Participants are required to write a letter at least once per week to one to two assigned students—"pen pals." (The Jolly Postman is the name of a children's book, one of the first that we will read to the children about letter writing.) A second group of students will participate in sessions focused on analyzing children's writing development, and this second group of participants will use varied research tools to analyze each child's weekly writing attempts. Participants may also visit with the professor in the classrooms of these children, but fieldwork is optional, not a requirement for participation. Participants must enroll in ED 397. This project will extend beyond one semester, for a minimum of two semesters.
Three groups of students will participate, one group for each first-grade classroom of approximately 16-18 children. In addition, there will be two workgroups. Workgroup 1: This group will engage in dialogue through letters with students in the early grades in the stages of emergent and early literacy development, primarily in grade 1. Workgroup 2: This group will receive training in research methodology and tools in order to analyze children's weekly written responses. Such analyses will be in addition to the letter writing. Students in workgroup 2 should register for 2 credit hours.
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Very pretty drive! Tour Guide was great, may suggest incorporating a lunch spot or suggesting bringing a lunch.
Doing what: Connemara Day Trip from Galway: Kylemore Abbey and Ross Errilly Friary
Brilliant day. Our tour guide was fab. Absolutely beautiful scenery!
Doing what: Connemara and Galway City Day Trip from Dublin
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It took a lot of time getting out of Galway. Several stops to get people. Trip was good. The driver, guide was good.
Doing what: Connemara Day Trip from Galway: Kylemore Abbey and Ross Errilly Friary
The trip was wonderful. It was realistically paced with timely stops. May I suggest a hotel description that includes amenities. I would have appreciated a room with air conditioning.
Doing what: 2-Day Cliffs of Moher, Connemara and Galway Bay Rail Tour from Dublin
This trip is really three one day tours, with a hotel in Galway. You wait until the other people coming on the tour take the train from Dublin, so you get a late start and see less than you might. Still, the Cliffs of Moher and Connemara days were good. They were spent on one bus, with one guide all day.
The Aran Islands day should be the highlight, but Railtours totally mishandles that one. They keep passing you off from person or operator to the next. Leaving you someplace with instructions that someone will pick you up in 10 minutes or some other time. They are late, then once they get there, they make you wait until others from some other tour come or they look for more customers.
There was no continuity and so much time was wasted that we saw less and were rushed at what we did see. Frankly, we started worrying that no one would show up at all. And all that time spent waiting, was time that we could have been enjoying the Island.
The hotel in Galway is probably fine in the winter, but having no air conditioning was a real problem The window opens out a tiny bit at the bottom, not enough to let air flow. There is no fan.
But noises from outside do get in. Young people screaming until late at night, what sounded like thousands of birds calling when the dawn starts to brake and then the city vehicles picking up trash and doing other things. We had two straight nights of hardly any sleep.
Doing what: 3-Day Cliffs of Moher, Connemara and Aran Islands Rail Tour from Dublin
While the overall tour was quite good, we felt that things could have been organised a bit better - right from sharing some more information about the full itinerary, hand-offs to local tour guides (which wasn't exactly done too well), managing the time overall (for e.g. we were left off at Galway Rail station by the bus driver who drove us from Connemara but there was no one there to guide us further). We completed the tour at Galway much earlier than the scheduled time (dont know why, was something omitted?) and then had to ring up Railtours to check whether we could board the earlier train to Dublin instead of waiting for 2 hours for the planned one. The person on Railtours was nice and promised to ring back but never did. So I called up again whereupon he told me that we could take the earlier train back. The place by itself (Aran islands) are nothing to rave about (in fact a pretty big disappointment) with the only highlight being the 8-minute flight from Connemara to the islands (was quite exciting and organised well). Overall, Not bad is the best rating we can garner for this particular tour.
Doing what: Aran Islands Scenic Flight and Galway Tour from Dublin
Excellent. We were disappointed with nature as we could not see anything ,Cliff of Mohr, due to
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Doing what: 4-Day Ring of Kerry, Limerick, Cliffs of Moher, Galway and Connemara Rail Tour
Loved this tour. When we told some folks in Dublin we were heading to Connemara, they were not excited for us saying it was a barren, un-beautiful area of Ireland. I beg to differ. I thought the terrain was exceptionally beautiful and unspoiled. The boat ride up the fjord was really exciting and you could just picture the vikings traveling down the waterway hundreds of years before and seeing this land for the first time just as we did. Gab, our guide was exceptional. He was funny, enthusiastic and very knowledgeable not to mention he sang us a few Irish favorites to keep us entertained on the drive back. He made our trip very special and personal. Great memories.- The Brennan Family - USA.
Doing what: Connemara and Galway City Day Trip from Dublin
Tour guide Jim was great. He explained a lot about the area. Very nice person. There are no words to describe the beauty of this area. I would give it 5 stars, but is was very rainy and a bit cold.
Doing what: Connemara and Galway City Day Trip from Dublin
Demasiado tiempo en Dun Aonghasa, poco tiempo para pasear por playas, ver las focas o simplemente comer en un pub. El vuelo merece la pena aunque el viaje entre galway ir el aerodromo mas la espera es largo. Avioneta vs ferry mas o menos el mismo tiempo de viaje
Doing what: Aran Islands Scenic Flight and Galway Tour from Dublin
A good tour guide can make all the difference on a tour. On this tour the guides ranged from fair to inadequate. Accommodation was good. The organisational skills of the guides varied. One tour guide Margaret we mistook for one of the participants and was clearly out of her depth. On the last day we had a guide to meet us to assist us onto the train to dublin and escort us. She died not appear at the agreed time aT the meeting point and when we saw her in the platform did not assist. This was left to one of the station staff to assist us and other co travellers. We were arriving late at night and are seniors and asked her about taxis which she said she would follow up. We never saw her again.
Doing what: 4-Day Ring of Kerry, Limerick, Cliffs of Moher, Galway and Connemara Rail Tour
We were a small group of 7 n Bud our driver guide is wonderful. He was caring enough to ask if we could take twists n turns so drove with extra care ( I can't take turns but thank heaven for travel pills as well) n took us places not on itinerary as we went along. So we got to see a lot more than a set itinerary. Really appreciated that. We had great experience touring with extreme Ireland thru viator.
Doing what: Connemara and Galway City Day Trip from Dublin
While it was a long day, we had a great time with Sarah as our driver and tour guide on this trip. The small bus was full and the weather was typically Irish, but the scenery and tour stops were perfect. I did enjoy the boat ride on Killary Fjord the best.
A huge thank you to Sarah and the tourist office for contacting us within 30 minutes of leaving the bus when we returned about a package we had left on the bus. We were able to get back to the tourist office and receive it that night before they closed.
Doing what: Connemara and Galway City Day Trip from Dublin
Everything ran as smoothly and efficiently as could be! We very pleased with the tours. Brendan and Norman provided terrific service and all of our connections were perfectly coordinated. We even got perfect weather for our days. Imperial Hotel in Galway was very nice. Would have liked more time at Kylemore Abbey, but otherwise, no problems and appreciated how everything ran like clockwork. Way to go, tour company and Viator.
Doing what: 3-Day Cliffs of Moher, Connemara and Aran Islands Rail Tour from Dublin
The driver was very charming and the scenery was beyond beautiful. Each stop on the trip was well chosen and very relaxed, and we never felt like we were in some kind of tourist machine, like on so many other trips. The Friary was peaceful and relaxing, the Abbey was expansive and very scenic, and the cherry on top was a 'tea break' in Cong, which is impossibly quaint and charming. Possibly our favorite daytrip of the entire holiday.
Doing what: Connemara Day Trip from Galway: Kylemore Abbey and Ross Errilly Friary
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