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ATLANTA—America's Best Franchising, Inc. has opened nine new hotels during the third quarter, bringing its total up to 22 new hotels year-to-date, amounting to 1,808 rooms.
The nine new properties include Jameson Inns & Suites in Brunswick, GA; Jacksonville, FL; Conway, SC; Monroe, NC; and Bowling Green, KY; America's Best Inns & Suites in Siler City, NC; and Stewartville, MN; a Country Hearth Inns & Suites in Piedmont, AL; and a 3 Palms Hotels & Resorts in Jaisal Villas, in the Rajasthan province in northwestern India.
The company now operates almost 300 hotels, primarily in the United States, but it also has a presence in India, China, Canada and Belize.
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This is my pretty well as-new Peavey Bandit 112 Transtube. It is one of the last USA built bandits with the metal corners. Power is 80 watts into the 8 ohm internal Sheffield speaker which is very efficient so it goes extremely load. With another 8 ohm speaker plugged in it's even louder at 100 watts. I compared the Sheffield speaker to my EVM12L and was astonished at its performance; it matches the volume and frequency range of the EVM12L for guitar work. There are 2 inputs (high and low impedance) with channel switching on the front panel or via foot-switch. There's three band eq on each channel and global presence plus (real spring) reverb which is very nice as reverb on low settings and quite interesting as a sort of modulation/reverb on high settings. There's a global Transtube pot that adds valve simulation as it is turned. The clean tones are really good for a non-valve amplifier with generous bass and clear treble that is not too piercing. The distortion channel is really good and lives up to the Transtube reputation well. There are buttons for bright and gain/thrash on the distortion channel. The distortion channel can produce that saturated harmonic filled tone that still defies digital reproduction. There's loads of connectivity with effects loop, pre-out and main in, extension speaker out and foot-switch in (I have the foots witch, also in excellent condition).
Many say this was the best Bandit which is why I hunted one down. I bought it from an older man who bought it as new old stock about 2 years ago and found it to be too loud for his family. I've had it in my home studio and everyone who's played it is amazed at the range of sounds it can produce. It's in mint condition and could be taken for new – I've agonised over selling this because it's the best all-round amp I have. I have many amps and combos, mainly valve and I wanted something for holidays and general use but this Bandit is in such good condition that I can't use it as my 'take it anywhere' combo so I've now got a really compact combo with 10 inch speaker for chucking in the car and playing away from home. As I've also recently acquired a new semi boutique valve amp I simply have to sell something. This is quite a collector's piece, especially in this condition. Note that despite many references to Transtube, this is not a valve amplifier but it is about as close as you can get in tone.
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TV naturalist David Attenborough admits to cheating on his school biology exam
TV naturalist Sir David Attenborough has confessed that he cheated on one of his school biology test when he was a 17-year-old student at Wyggeston Grammar School, Leicester.
The British broadcaster explained that he and his fellow pupils knew that the subject of the practical part of the biology exam was to be either a rabbit, a dogfish, a crayfish, a frog or an earthworm, and since it was at the time of the war they used to eat rabbits and dogfish, so it was not going to be them, the Daily Express reported.
Attenborough, 87, continued saying that there was not much to earthworms, so he figured it would be a crayfish or a frog.
Then one day, the caretaker accidently left a metal tin can, titled 'zoology practical', in the room and he picked it up and when it rattled, he knew it was crayfish.
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Minds About Progress Hosts Whitehurst Beach Block Party
Minds About Progress, also referred to as M.A.P is a student based organization here at Old Dominion whose mission is to promote unity throughout various communities and cultures. Through educational programs, lectures and events, M.A.P also works to decrease the disparities between males and females and the hostilities and ignorance amongst all races and cultures.
Saturday the beach was filled with the usual volleyball enthusiasts and religious tanners, but it wasthe eagerness and excitement of "Sankofa" from the gazebo that made this Saturday at the beach different from all the others. "Sankofa" featured drummers, and a group of African-inspired dancers who moved along to the beat of the drum. The entertainment was coupled with everyone's favorite cookout food. Minds About Progress came prepared with fresh pitchers of lemonade, alongside hot dogs fresh off the grill with your favorite side of chips.
In addition to the drummers and dancers, the event featured spoken word performances by members ODU's poetry and spoken word organization, Floetic Movement. The poetry was inspired by the meaning of Sankofa.. Scott Tillman, president of M.A.P , explained "Sankofa is an African bird that has its head turned backwards. The meaning behind this is for people to go back and to reclaim your history." He emphasized that it does not matter where you came from, that it is all about taking what you know and uniting people.
The poetry drew in a reasonable sized crowd, who seemed to cling onto every word spoken. Sara Hassan, a junior at ODU, said "I found the poetry to be very touching. It was nice to see an event at ODU where people are deeply connected to where they came from and [it] made me want to learn more about my own culture."
Minds About Progress successfully allowed students to experience African culture thus allowing them a chance to gain better understanding of the culture and its roots. The event's turnout and positive feedback from attendees pleased the organization. "Sankofa" is something M.A.P hopes to continue in later years. M.A.P looks forward to seeing the emergence of positivity and unity amongst the students at ODU.
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To heck with the kids--this is one of the best holiday presents you can give yourself. Adapted from the children's book by Dr. Seuss, this charming story is one to watch every holiday season. It is just edgy enough to help you forget the more cloying aspects of Christmas, yet it is also sweet enough to remind you of the reason for all that holiday cheer. Animation genius Chuck Jones directed this 1966 television production featuring the voice of Boris Karloff as the mean greenie. Bitter and selfish, the Grinch decides to steal Christmas away from the Whos, the sweet little folk who live at the bottom of his mountain home. When little Cindy Loo Who returns his hateful act with kindness, she melts the old miser's heart. There are many reasons to watch this: inventive wordplay, Karloff's impressive narration, and a very memorable soundtrack. --Rochelle O'Gorman
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This bag is made from woven, upholstery, fabric that I bought for R45 at work on Monday. There's still plenty of fabric left for other projects. Yay!
I had to add a bit of an Adanna touch to it – so i lined it with bright blue African print cotton.
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27 October 2014
Instax Mini 8 Review
This is something else that I've been meaning to blog about for a while and never seem to get around to it.
I actually got this last Christmas, its the Instax Mini 8 and I have been in love with it ever since I got my hands on it.
Growing up I had a Polaroid camera and just thought it was the best thing ever but the one I had was one of the models that they stopped making film for so when I heard about the instax I knew I had to have it in my life.
So I thought I would do a little review of it for you....
Appearance - Its so pretty. I choose pink because well... I just love pink but you can also buy this in yellow, blue, white and black. It has such a lovely texture it just feels like a plastic toy camera really which makes it sturdy and super easy to hold too.
Is it easy to work? - Yes, so easy. That's why I wanted to get an instax as I just think there is something so refreshing about using a camera where you don't have to worry if you are in the right lighting or if the setting works best for the photo, you literally just point and shoot, just like the Polaroid and Lomo cameras too. This 8 version does come with a dial to adjust the brightness to make your picture less dark but there is no hassle to it. When you turn on the camera you wait a second and the little light around the lens automatically tells you what light setting you should use and you just turn the lens to whichever one it tells you and your good to go. Oh and it has a flash too which helps.
How do the pictures look? - They look imperfect, which makes me so happy. I love digital cameras, I mean who doesn't and I couldn't make this blog without them but I just love how the instax pictures turn out. They are just exactly as you'd want them to look. The quality of the actual pictures themselves are amazing but I love how sometimes they might be a little blotchy or squinty or fuzzy. That's the reason why I bought the camera and I think that's what most people love about it too.
What about the film? - Well that's my only bugbear with Polaroids and instax is the film is so expensive. The film I've been using is £10 for 10 pictures, which I know doesn't sound like that much but when your used to taking like 20 shots of the one thing on a digital camera you do have to think a little more about what you want to take pictures of so you can use them wisely. The only good thing is normally there are some good deals on film coming up to Christmas so I would keep an eye out for that.
Verdict - Overall I think this is such an amazing buy, its so fun to use and the pictures are amazing and really do make people smile. There is something so lovely about taking a picture and then the anticipation of waiting to see it develop in front of your eyes. I think its a great thing to have for parties or events that your going too as well, as its such a lovely way to capture special moments in a really cool way. I think this would make the perfect Christmas present for someone or just a little treat for yourself!
I can not remember what online shop I got mine from last year but I've had a google around and I see that Jessops are selling my exact camera the cheapest HERE for £59.
Are you a fan of instax? Is it on your Christmas list this year?
23 October 2014
SKIN Week Day #3
Say hello to the awesome Bryony Blake. Make-up artist extraordinaire. She has worked with too many celebrities to name, is This Morning's resident Make-Up expert and is part of the talented team that makes the X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing gang look so damn good. I wanted to speak to someone who could share their beauty knowledge (and secrets) with us and would help us get a better idea of how make-up and skincare can work together to create flawless looking skin. I am a massive fan of Bryony's work and if you want to see some more of her tips and tricks then give her twitter a follow HERE. Let me know what you think of the interview and enjoy the third part of SKIN week....
21 October 2014
SKIN Week Day #2
If you've been reading my blog for a while you'll know that I have the most super sensitive skin and take reactions to lot's of different creams and make-up. So it's super important for me to watch what I use on my skin and to make sure I try and keep it as hydrated and protected from the things that irritate it as much as possible.
So I decided to investigate some natural brands that I had never tried before so that I could test them out and give you my verdict on them. I love hearing about new brands and I hope that you all do too, it's always good to hear what else is out there that might help your skin.
Over the past year I have seen so many people changing over to all natural skincare brands and I think it's a natural progression as we all are starting to realise a little bit more about all the bad chemicals that they put in certain lotions and potions and we are all thinking that maybe it just might make a bit more sense to use brands that don't do that.
So first up, I want to introduce you to Sophyto (Pronounced So-Fi-Toe) this brand was actually launched in 2008 so in terms of being new, well it really isn't but it's new to me so that counts right? haha!
It has such an interesting concept behind it. Launched by its founder Karen Sinclair Drake who is a skin expert, she decided that unlike other natural brands that just clean and hydrate the top layer of skin, she wanted to make her line of products be able to do more. So she used the principles of medicine and all her research to create skincare that not only hydrates and moisturizes skin but also has the ability to directly affect the root of the problem with your skin, whether that be dryness, blemishes, wrinkles or open pores and change the balance of your skin so your body naturally fixes the problem and restores it to how it should be, all pretty cool huh?
All the products are 100% gluten free and use an average of 95% certified organic ingredients and are perfect for any type of skin including acne prone and sensitive skin types too.
Sophyto were kind enough to let me choose some products to show you and test out and here are the ones I picked...
1. Multi-Tasking Creamy Cleanser - The first thing that you will notice is the smell, I love natural skincare brands but normally they all have pretty yucky smells right? Well that's what I was expecting with this but it was actually quite crazy how this didn't smell of anything seriously, it's the first skincare product that I have ever used that has no type of fragrance and I suppose it just showed how natural this is. The only slight whiff you will get is a sort of dull honey-type smell but its barely detectable so that was a massive bonus for me. This was so beyond soft on my skin it takes off every single piece of make-up even heavy eye-make up and waterproof mascara. It doesn't leave your skin tight at all, it actually leaves your skin feeling like its already been moisturized. Just a really lovely product. You can buy it HERE for £19
2. Replenishing Night Cream - Again same thing has to be said for the smell as above, just nothing there other than a slight buttery honey subtle smell. I've never used a specific night cream before. I always just use my same moisturiser in the day and night which personally I rather as I think my skin doesn't cope well with using too many different products in a day. But after using this I understand why some people do change it up for night as this was so super creamy and rich and just felt really luxurious to use for going to bed. It left my skin with a really silky texture and in the morning my skin looked really plump and smooth which is never a bad thing, huh? You can buy it HERE for £29
3. Tocotrienol Skin Concentrate - This was the product from the brand that I had heard most about and I get why people call it a wonder product. It goes on after your cleanser to moisturise. It looks like an oil and you just pat on a few drops all over your face. It helps take away scarring and marks on your face and hydrates it to make it look younger too. It is also really good for sun damaged skin and for after you've been travelling maybe on planes or trains as skin always gets so dehydrated so them. This was a really lovely product to use. I actually think this would be perfect if you'd been out in the sun all day and if you put some of this on when you came in I think it would really cool and calm your skin down. Such a lovely feeling product on your skin too. You can buy it HERE for £35
I can't recommend these products enough especially the Cleanser and Concentrate I think they are going to be my go-to's for a little while, my skin just felt so soft after using them.
If you have problem skin or are looking to just try something a little bit more natural to what you've been using then I would definitely give this a shot, if it's good enough for those Hollywood celebrities then it's good enough for us, right?
As a special treat for SKIN week, Sophyto have kindly offered all of you a discount on anything that you purchase from them. It can be anything from their website and they also offer free worldwide shipping too!
Use the code Sophyto to get 10% off your order.
I hope you've liked hearing about this awesome brand, let me know if your a fan and if you've got your eye on any of their products!
20 October 2014
SKIN WEEK Day #1
Without further ado, here is the interview with Anne-Marie Gillet who is the non-Surgical Director at Transform. Read more about the interview in my introduction to SKIN Week post HERE. Let me know what you think....
1. I have a very beginner's level of knowledge on everything plastic surgery related whether it's invasive or not so I wanted to pick your brains about a few things. Something like Botox, who is it suitable for and how do we make sure that we don't end up with the 'frozen face' look?
Botox is fast becoming a cult beauty treatment for some and here at Transform, we are increasingly seeing more and more enquiries from younger patients.
Botox works best on women who are in their early to mid 30s, women who can see the first signs of ageing such as fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes and forehead.
Younger women are using Botox as a preventative, i.e. to stop the lines from forming in the first place. This can actually make someone look older than they actually are – it can give a taut, tight and sculptured look. Botox is also a temporary procedure and patients are expected to have regular treatments every 4/5 months. An over reliance on this type of treatment from a young age is not advisable.
My advice would be to have Botox in your 30s and if you do, have a minimal amount of product injected and leave plenty of time in between treatments. This way, you have a nice subtle effect without looking over done. Remember, less is more.
Also, ensure that your practitioner is skilled and experienced in these types of treatments and make sure that you are receiving a premium anti-wrinkle product.
2. There has been so much written about things like Botox and fillers in the media, some people think that we don't have enough research into how the ingredients in these things may affect us in the future, what is your opinion on that?
We only use Botox (registered trademark), which is manufactured by Allergan, the world's leading supplier. The product they produce has been through thorough clinical trials that are ongoing. Botox in itself is a safe product – the danger lies in who is injecting you and are they actually using Botox and not some other cheaper inferior product.
As a patient, you are well within your rights to know what product is being used and also to request to see the vial before any treatment commences.
The same applies to dermal fillers – you should do your homework on the reputable manufacturers and ensure you only receive premium products. There's a lot of onus on the patient in terms of research before committing to a treatment.
There is a massive amount of research being undertaken on injectable treatments as their popularity in recent years, has soared. We only work with reputable organisations which are steeped in clinical and medical trials.
3. Have you found that in recent years younger people are turning to things like Botox and lip injections because it's more common to see younger people in the media who seem to be very public about getting these treatments?
Absolutely – and this is a worrying trend. Young men and women should have no need for these types of treatments at such a young age. These treatments aren't cheap and it concerns me that we may have a generation of young women who are obsessed with their looks and reliant on treatments that they may find difficult to keep up with.
It seems to be fashionable to have injectable treatments when you're young – you only have to watch the Kardashians and TOWIE to see this.
Botox and dermal facial fillers are best suited to women in their 30s. This is where we see the best results.
Lip fillers are different, in that they can help patients who have very little volume in their lips. This type of treatment is very popular with young women and we've seen a spike in enquiries in recent years.
With this treatment, again, less is more; patients should aim for a subtle natural effect not a result where the first thing you notice is someone's lips. In my opinion, this is not a good look.
4. Are there certain celebrities that are more popular than others that people ask to look like when they come in for a consultation, like wanting their skin to look as flawless as someone or their nose to be as straight as someone else?
Lots of patients do bring in pictures to articulate the look they are after – common ones include, Angelina Jolie for her lips, Kate Middleton for her nose, Kelly Brook for her breasts and Kim Kardashian for her bum.
Pictures of celebs aren't very helpful – the surgeon or practitioner will not be able to make you look like a celeb, they have to work with what you already have. Everyone's face and features are unique and they all have to work in sync with each other. We have to manage patient's expectations and this is carefully done in the initial consultations with a patient.
5. At Transform you have a focus on both surgical and non-surgical procedures. Do you find that people who start off with non-surgical treatments end up opting for a full blown surgical treatment further down the line?
Non-surgical patients tend to have regular appointments for their treatments. They are open to trying out new non-surgical procedures.
Some do go on to have a surgical procedure, but the vast majority of surgical patients we treat, only ever have one procedure on a part of their body that has always bothered them.
6. Can you tell us a little bit about the skin treatments you do at Transform like peels and Microdermabrasion and how they can help our skin?
Facial peels are great for most patients of all ages – there is a peel out there for everyone! A great treatment for keeping your skin in tiptop condition, we recommend a course of peels a year, followed by a couple of top up ones.
Microderms are also a well-recommended treatment especially for anyone who has blemished, dull, tired looking skin.
Most beauty creams and at home treatments, don't actually penetrate the surface of the skin, so any results you see are temporary and superficial. Peels penetrate the dermis and microderms take away a thin layer of skin to encourage and stimulate collagen growth, this is great for healthy glowing skin.
7. I am a 24 year old girl, I feel like I have fairly good skin bar a few normal breakouts here and there and I currently don't feel worried about my pores or wrinkles but I do want to keep my youthful appearance for as long as possible. What would your (hypothetical) advice be to me, is there an age where you would advise someone to start having preventative treatments or is there anything that you recommend starting just now?
The first thing I would recommend to anyone of any age is to wear a high factor sunscreen every day – even in winter. This is a great preventative measure every one can make.
Invest in a good skincare routine – remember to take off your make up every night and to moisturise at least twice a day.
Peels are great at keeping skin in good condition – invest in a course of 6 every year and complement with a microderm session say once every 3 months.
As always – don't sit barefaced in the sun and drink plenty of water. Avoid smoking and drinking; as this will dry out your skin and leave it feeling dehydrated. Also, it is worth watching your diet and including as much fruit and veg as possible.
To have great looking skin is much more than indulging in products and treatments – it starts from within and if you start as you mean to go on, you can possibly avoid injectable treatments until your 40s!
8. A lot of people (including myself) get conned into buying the newest skincare as it claims to do all these wondrous things to your skin, brighten it, get rid of its wrinkles etc. What is your opinion on skincare, do you think you can get any genuine difference in appearance using skincare alone?
I think lotions, potions and creams are good to keep the skin hydrated – however, they don't penetrate the dermis and the effect they have is only superficial. Non-surgical treatments do penetrate the skin's surface and have a longer lasting and effective result. Some people have good skin and always will – this is usually down to having a good lifestyle and genes. Most are not so fortunate and may need a little help along the way. We pick up tremendous feedback and reviews regarding the Obaji skincare system – suitable for all skin types, great for evening out skin tone, texture, getting rid of blemishes etc. This requires a certain level of commitment from the patient in terms of the 6+ products that are used up to twice a day for 12 weeks. However, if you can invest the time and money, this is a well-recommended skincare system.
9. For anyone who is considering a surgical or non-surgical treatment what is your advice to them?
Research and lots of it! Make sure you go and have consults with a few providers to ensure you choose the right practitioner or surgeon.
Non-surgical treatments should always be undertaken in a clinical environment with someone who has a clinical background.
Do as much prep as you can – make sure they are skilled, experienced and qualified. Also, ask to see before and after pictures or testimonials from past patients. Take your time and don't be rushed into making any quick decisions. The best thing is to get a referral from a friend – a word of mouth recommendation can be worth its weight in gold!
Transform is one of the leading clinics for surgical and non-surgical procedures to find out more have a wee peek at their website HERE
Introduction to SKIN Week
Welcome to my first ever SKIN week!
I wanted to dedicate a whole week to the beautiful skin on our faces. I wanted to talk to experts and hear from the people in the know and work out the facts from the myths. We all know how important caring and looking after our skin is but sometimes it's pretty hard to know if your doing the right thing or using the right product. I wanted to help get all our skin worries sorted so that we can all feel a little more confident whether its getting your skin troubles sorted and going barefaced or just achieving that perfect canvas so your make-up looks flawless. I hope that after this week you'll have found some new products you love and will have some answers for all your skin dilemmas.
First up I wanted to speak to someone on a topic I know very little about but I am massively intrigued by, which is non-surgical and surgical procedures also known as plastic surgery to me and you. I wanted to focus on the non-surgical side though as that is what I'm super interested in learning more about. I don't think there is an area of beauty that divides people more. I have always taken the stance of each to their own. I think if you have something your don't like and it would make you feel better if you fixed it, then fix it. The only thing that always worried me was how safe these treatments were and how young some people are when they start getting them so I wanted to speak to someone really well respected and who knows their stuff so step forward the awesome Anne-Marie Gillet who is the non-Surgical Director at Transform. She kindly took time out to answer all my questions and I have to be honest she really changed my mind about a lot of things. I always felt that even though I would never judge others for having anything done, I always thought that it would never be something that I would do as I found it quite a scary prospect getting things injected into my face but speaking to Anne-Marie has really opened my eyes and I feel like I have learned so much more about the topic that if the time came waaaayyy in the future that I ever felt that my lips needed a wee bit more life in them or that those stubborn lines needed softened then I think that I would be quite up for having a go...maybe haha!
The interview is in the next post as it's quite long and I thought it was easier to separate the posts into two!
So have a read of the interview and let me know what you think, has it changed your mind about anything? As always leave a comment or give me a tweet to tell me thoughts...


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I have Marcia Gay Harden in that category of women who are Really Groovy Broads, the kind you'd like to bond with over exactly one too many martinis — along with Christine Baranski. And so I'm sad that she fell prey to Transparentosis.
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BackgroundIt is a time of strife and unrest. Armies of revenants and dark spirits manifest in every corner of Tamriel. Winters grow colder and crops fail. Mystics are plagued by nightmares and portents of doom. Four years ago, in 2E 578, an arcane explosion of energy in the Imperial City set off mystical aftershocks that swept across Nirn. Mages died or went mad. Supernatural abominations from the plane of Oblivion, the Daedra, appeared in greater numbers than ever before. The constellation of the Serpent grew so large that it dominated the night sky. So began the grand scheme of Molag Bal, Daedric Prince of domination and enslavement. His Dark Anchors, vortexes of evil magic, weaken the barrier between worlds, threatening to merge Nirn and Oblivion into a single, nightmarish hellscape.
In the midst of this chaos, three alliances vie for control of the Imperial City and the White-Gold Tower. High Rock, Sentinel, and Orsinium stand as one, united under the rule of the High King in Wayrest. Valenwood and Elsweyr have forged an alliance of their own with Summerset, while Black Marsh, Morrowind, and Skyrim have formed a third, uneasy pact.
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If character is at the heart of effective leadership, do you have enough of what it takes to lead yourself and others — with courage, discipline, commitment, fortitude, integrity, humility, accountability, insight, resiliency and faith?
What is one thing you could do today to show appreciation for others in your life?
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Recently a dear friend in my life and I were talking about the difference between and the importance of both acknowledgement and appreciation in relationship with another; how the give and take of a relationship is less about measurement and perfectly balanced scales than it is about taking the time to show appreciation for acts of loving kindness through the simple act of acknowledgement. As I mulled these thoughts around in my head, I kept silently see-sawing between what it means to selflessly give without expectation and our very real and human need and desire to feel acknowledged and appreciated, an endeavor that in some ways I excel at, yet in other ways fall well short of the mark.
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Sometimes it is necessary to do less, in order to achieve more.
More focus.
More impact.
More of what matters most in this moment.
When we stretch ourselves too thin, we rob ourselves and others — of our best work, our best ideas, and our best energy.
When we try to do too much at once, we burn out instead of burning bright, achieving a mere fraction of what we might otherwise accomplish if we could direct and discipline our time and efforts to what's truly essential — intentionally focused on those things that align with our highest purpose, immediate priorities, and core values.
I'm curious…
How are you pruning back for purpose in your own life? How has doing less enabled you to achieve more?
Sometimes the better part of valor comes from saying less, not more; in letting some things rest, rather than continually unearthing and dredging up that which has already passed.
Sometimes the better part of valor comes from letting go, instead of digging in; of advancing forward, instead of allowing ourselves to remain stuck in those things we cannot change.
Sometimes the better part of valor comes from forgiveness, rather than judgment; from compassion, rather than criticism, no matter how difficult the truths revealed.
Over the course of a life time, we each will be tempered by our wounds, our losses, our heartaches; our disappointments, our grievances and our failures. In the midst of our grief, we each will be tempted, too — to say more, unearth, dredge up, dig in, remain stuck, judge and criticize.
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Focus on growth instead of fear and learning instead of failure.
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cathy and ruth from wokingham - 07/04/2003
This is a really fun dance and the music fits so well. All our class enjoy it from beginners upwards. It makes people smile while they're dancing !!!
Stars In The Heavens
Liejeng Lee - 06/04/2003
stars in the heavens is a wonderfull dance.it's not so easy but when you have learnin'g him.then it is the most beautifull waltz there is
The Break
Robin Sin - 06/04/2003
Fantastic! Another great dance by Maggie! BRAVO!
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Rachel - 06/04/2003
i absloutly love this dance and it was easy to learn. the music is brill, another great dance from Geri.
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Margaret - 05/04/2003
Another BRILLIANT dance by Maggie a definite "HIT" carry on Maggie we're having a ball dancing them all .
Don't Stop (Doin' It)
Sheila Evans - 05/04/2003
Surprised that Jo Thompson has released this dance. Some of the moves are very similar to 'Doin' It' released by Marilyn Griffin back in February '02 to the great Anastacia track. Not very original.
The Break
Sheila Evans - 05/04/2003
Absolutely fantastic. You can't help but really get into this dance. The build-up in the music towards the end really lifts you. Top marks.
Sheila Evans - 05/04/2003
A beautifully flowing Irish slow dance. 2 walls, no tags - great! Nice one Maggie.
Can't Go Back
ally - 05/04/2003
not so sure on this one. seems an ok dance but not sure on the music, not so popular round my area.
The Break
ally - 05/04/2003
absolutely brilliant, learnt it in southport with maggie, u could barely move on the floor, probably the most popular dance taught that weekend. Can't wait til it gets taught at my classes.
Come Dance With Me
Karen Bourbonnais - 04/04/2003
Fun for a minute!
Bad Dog
AL Breiten - 04/04/2003
Where can I find a copy of this song.
Blues and Greys
Lawrence Morrison (Mistley Movers) - 04/04/2003
We taught this dance on Wednesday, nice gentle flowing dance, easy to dance to, great music, excellent well recommended
The Spirit
Lawrence Morrison - 04/04/2003
I took a chance that our club would like this dance, and everyone simply loves it, great music, great dance.
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Fighting Goliath: Texas Coal Wars
This award-winning documentary short shows how an unlikely alliance of Texans—from CEOs and legislators to small-town mayors and citizens—came together to oppose 19 conventional coal-fired plants that were on the fast track to construction in the state. Their success is considered a model for other grass-roots environmental efforts. Robert Redford narrates. Tuesday, May 12, at 10 p.m., Sundance Channel
Secrets of the Dead: Michelangelo Revealed
Michelangelo spent his life glorifying the Catholic Church. He died in mysterious circumstances, his body disappearing before it could be buried. Exploring an actual scholarly mystery as intriguing as The Da Vinci Code, an art historian points to clues in one of Michelangelo's greatest masterworks—a sculpture of Moses—as evidence that he had become involved with the Spirituali, a sect attempting to reform the church. Wednesday, May 13, at 8 p.m., PBS; check local listings
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National Geographic follows electrical engineer Tim Samaras into the heart of a "supercell" storm in Kansas, where he braves 120 mph winds to deploy devices that are intended to improve tornado warnings by creating a 3-D snapshot of the twister. He's also assigned to capture giant hailstones inside the tornado, in order to help Boeing build safer aircraft. Thursday, May 14, at 8 p.m., National Geographic Channel
30 Rock
In "Kidney Now!" TV exec Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin) may have finally found his biological father (guest star Alan Alda), only to lose him. Meanwhile, perennially unlucky-in-love Liz Lemon (Tina Fey) suddenly finds herself in demand as a relationship expert. The third-season finale of one of television's funniest shows features many musical guest stars, including Elvis Costello, Mary J. Blige, and Sheryl Crow. Thursday, May 14, at 9:30 p.m., NBC
Nature: Victoria Falls
A vivid edition of Nature heads to the Zambia-Zimbabwe border to view "The Smoke That Thunders"—Victoria Falls, which plunges from twice the height of Niagara Falls into the Zambezi River. Cameras follow a 74-year-old fisherman through a tranquil Eden of elephants, lions, and hippos on the upper river, as well as through a mossy rain forest filled with monkeys and mongooses on treacherous cliffs above the raging abyss. Sunday, May 17, at 8 p.m., PBS; check local listings
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BCC: A Final "Fables" Panel With Willingham, Buckingham & More
With the end of "Fables" coming in 2015, Bill Willingham & Mark Buckingham gathered the creative talent behind the acclaimed series for one final panel.
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Writer Bill Willingham and a host of "Fables" creators officially announced a "Fables" convention, teased the franchise's future, and reminisced about favorite moments from the last decade.
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Kerry: China could have helped with Snowden case
Monday - 7/1/2013, 4:00pm EDT
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BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei (AP) -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says the U.S. thinks China could have "made a difference" in the case of National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden if it had returned him to America to face charges.
But Kerry says the U.S.-China relationship is bigger than one incident and that the two countries cooperate on numerous issues, including North Korea.
Kerry spoke Monday at a Southeast Asia conference in Brunei.
Snowden's efforts to evade U.S. authorities -- taking him from a hotel hideout in Hong Kong to an airport transit zone in Moscow -- have undercut U.S. efforts to strengthen ties with China and threaten to worsen tension with Russia just as President Barack Obama seeks Moscow's cooperation on Syria. Kerry is to meet Tuesday with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (CBSNewYork/AP) — The New York Giants have signed cornerback Terrence Frederick off their practice squad for Sunday's game against the Falcons in Atlanta.
The Giants announced the move Saturday, a day after announcing that starting cornerback Prince Amukamara would miss the game with a hamstring injury. The NFC East leaders waived offensive lineman Selvish Capers to make room on the roster.
Rookie Jayron Hosley will start in place of Amukamara.
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Jack's Mannequin 'Release Me' Video Premiere
We are so honored and excited to share the premiere of Jack's Mannequin's new music video for the single, "Release Me". We also have special message from Andrew McMahon about the song and what inspired the video. Andrew has always been one of our favorite guys to chat with, and we are digging the video. Check it out!
"For me the song "Release Me" is about that moment when you realize you've pushed or been pushed too hard. The video became a bit of a satire on the hamster wheel effect of releasing music under the influence of major corporations."
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At the peak of Blink-182's fame, Tom DeLonge had a lot of ideas kicking through his head. At a tour stop in Paris, sitting his hotel room, the singer came up with the concept of a character named Poet Anderson. Now, nearly 15 years later, he's ready to incorporate that idea into a much larger and ambitious project with Angels & Airwaves than he's ever attempted before.