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Steve Farrell,
19 October 2012 10:32
Fines for not carrying a breathalyser kit in France have been postponed until March next year. The on-the-spot fines were originally due to be in force by November 1 this year. Motorcyclists and drivers caught without a breathalyser kit will have to pay €11 (£8.90). Moped riders are exempt. Motorists are expected to use the breathalysers to check that they ...
Steve Farrell,
27 July 2012 17:08
Olympic organisers face criticism for excluding motorcyclists from Games Lanes reserved for athletes, officials and VIPs. The Motorcycle Action Group says it's an "obvious oversight" because letting motorcyclists share the lanes would reduce congestion and emissions. Around 30 miles of Games Lanes opened last Wednesday to people directly involved in the Olympics. Anyone else who enters them risks a £130 ...
Steve Farrell,
09 May 2012 10:38
A rider and pillion were taken to hospital after being 'apparently blown off their bike by the wind' on the motorway according to emergency services. Two lanes of the M4 were closed for nearly three hours after the incident at around midday on Monday near Swindon, Wiltshire. The female rider suffered a "potentially serious" head injury, ambulance crews said. Her male passenger ...
Steve Farrell,
20 March 2012 16:27
Honda show bikes worth nearly half a million pounds are feared to have been destroyed in a warehouse fire. Up to 50 bikes were destroyed when the blaze tore through the premises of Honda's events agency, KCS Group, early this morning. Machines stored there appeared on Honda's stand at the motorcycle show in London's Excel Centre last month. They were due to be ...
Steve Farrell,
15 March 2012 09:48
The new Aprilia SRV850 is the most powerful scooter yet - and nearly £2000 cheaper than BMW's C650 GT. The SRV850 is a restyled and re badged Gilera GP800 with the same chassis and 839cc V-twin engine. Aprilia says there have been 250 tweaks, including to the suspension and engine, resulting in sportier handling and marginally more power - 76bhp ...
Steve Farrell,
29 November 2010 10:00
Yamaha has unveiled a show-special YZF-R125 – but at over £6000, it could take the average teenager a while to save up for one. Find a Yamaha YZF-R125 for sale The popular sports 125, which already costs £3999, gets a £478 full Akropovic exhaust system, Galfer Wave brake discs, a bubble screen, pillion seat cover, frame protectors and a £1200 ...
Steve Farrell,
26 November 2010 11:58
Special versions of the Yamaha R1 and R6 featuring new Ohlins suspension components are to be unveiled at the NEC in Birmingham tomorrow. An Ohlins TTX 336 rear shock costing £969 features on a list of special parts lavished on both sports bikes. Save £££s on motorcycle suspension in the MCN Shop The special R1 – codenamed Project 14B – has ...
Steve Farrell,
09 October 2008 17:14
Rear-facing cameras which measure average speed over long distances are close to gaining approval, according to the makers. Existing average-speed cameras are unable to read motorcycles' number plates because they are forward-facing but the latest generation can also face the rear, the manufacturers told a road safety conference. They are likely to be installed on rural and urban roads, covering ...
Steve Farrell,
03 July 2008 17:10
Learner riders must book their test this month or face chaos trying to get a licence, bike manufacturers have warned. Motorcycle training schools in Scotland forced to shut down Anyone who books after July will not take his test until October, when 85% of test centres are set to close under new legislation, according to the Motorcycle Industry Association (MCIA). Over ...
Steve Farrell,
10 June 2008 11:18
A nuclear power firm has become the latest major employer to ban staff from riding bikes. Magnox Electric Ltd told all staff members: "The use of motorbikes for travelling on company business is prohibited with immediate effect." The internal company memo, seen by MCN, added: "Staff needing to travel on company business… must travel by car." The memo, dated June ...
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Follow the timeline of Ancient Egypt on a journey that takes you from Cairo and the pyramids to a luxury cruise on the Nile to Luxor, remote Denderah, Edfu, Kom Ombo, Aswan and commanding Abu Simbel.
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Sail on a four-night Nile river cruise on board award-winning Sanctuary 'Sun Boat IV,' travelling to off-the-beaten-path Denderah, one of Egypt's best-preserved and less-frequented temples
Enjoy guaranteed entry into one of Egypt's legendary pyramids, which you literally explore from the inside out
Ride Like a Local on camel back in Giza and sail the Nile in a felucca (small boat)
Learn to make an Egyptian delicacy on board 'Sun Boat IV' as part of a Chef's Table culinary experience
Discover Egypt's ancient capital of Memphis and the famous Step Pyramid of Djoser in Sakkara
Accompanied by your expert Egyptologist, pay a visit to the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities, hearing your guide's every word with help from a personal headset
Avoid crowds and the hassle of navigating around other ships, with private docking facilities in Luxor and Aswan
Exclusively on the October 3 departure, enjoy the company of Rami Girgis, named one of the world's top travel specialists by Condé Nast Traveler and who helps reveal Egypt's fascinating history and culture. A&K President Phil Otterson also joins for a portion of your adventure in the Land of the Pharaohs.
Arrive in Cairo where you are met by your A&K representative and transferred to your grand hotel with fantastic views of the pyramids, which you explore tomorrow.Mena House Hotel
Embark on a tour of the Giza Plateau, site of the ancient pyramids of Mycerinus, Chefren and the Great Pyramid of Cheops. Cheops, the largest of the three and known as the Great Pyramid, was built in the Fourth Dynasty (approximately 2690 BC) and is the oldest and only survivor of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Explore the interiors of these legendary pyramids. Ride Like a Local on camelback before continuing to the Solar Boat Museum, site of Cheops' funerary boat, and the enigmatic lion-man figure known as the Great Sphinx. Tonight, gather with fellow guests at an A&K-hosted welcome dinner.Mena House Hotel | Meals: B D
Visit the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities which houses over 12,000 ancient Egyptian relics, including treasures from Tutankhamun and artifacts dating back to 4000 BC. The museum's most fascinating exhibit is its famous Mummy Room, where you find the remains of ancient Egypt's pharaohs and nobility, including Ramses II. After lunch, drive to Memphis, capital of the ancient kingdom. Most of the splendor of this city has been destroyed, but the 18th-Dynasty Alabaster Sphinx and the enormous statue of Ramses II still remain. Continue to Sakkara, home to hundreds of tombs and 14 pyramids, including the famous Step Pyramid of Djoser. Built by Pharaoh Djoser during his 19-year reign, it stands at 204 feet and was the largest building of its time.Mena House Hotel | Meals: B L
Fly to Luxor and journey to the Temple of Karnak. Walk through the Great Hypostyle Hall, its expertly aligned columns a sight to behold. Board Sanctuary 'Sun Boat IV' and enjoy lunch onboard. Afterward, explore the west bank of the Nile and the Necropolis of Thebes, the burial site of the Great Pharaohs of the New Kingdom. Discover the Valley of the Kings, the legendary burial ground of the pharaohs, and step inside the tomb of Tutankhamun. Later, explore the lovely Temple of Hatshepsut, ancient Egypt's first female pharaoh, and visit the Valley of the Queens (Biban el-Harim).Sanctuary 'Sun Boat IV' | Meals: B L D
Today you cruise north on a scenic route — far from other ships and crowds — to the Temple of Hathor at Denderah, which is among the best-preserved temples in Egypt. This complex is a rare sight to behold, complete with a massive stone roof, dark chambers, underground passages and columns inscribed with hieroglyphs. From here, return to your deluxe Nile cruiser and sail back to Luxor. Later this afternoon, journey once again to the East Bank of the Nile, this time visiting the city of Thebes and the striking Temple of Luxor. Along the front of the temple pylons, there were six large statues of Ramses II (of which three remain), while behind the East Tower, inside the Courtyard of Ramses II, is a mosque built over a portion of the temple. The Colonnade of Amenhotep III contains 14 papyrus-headed columns, some fully 50 feet in height and 32 feet in circumference, leading to the Court of Amenhotep III.
Please note for November 17, 2014 – February 2015 Departures:
Due to unexpected low water levels of the Nile River, the Sanctuary Sun Boats will not be able to sail north of the city of Luxor. To ensure the safety of all guests on board, we will be driving to Denderah for the scheduled sightseeing. The drive time between Luxor and Denderah is approximately 1 hour.
Continue cruising to Edfu and to the Temple of Horus, the falcon-headed god. Built in 230 BC by Ptolemy III and spending much of the modern era buried in sand and debris, this stunningly well-preserved and colorful structure reveals what temple worship in ancient Egypt was like. Join your chef onboard for a local cooking lesson. Later, disembark at Kom Ombo (hill of gold) to visit the Greco-Roman temple dedicated to Haroeris (the sun god) and Sobek (the crocodile god). The temple was so dedicated because crocodiles once basked on this stretch of Nile shore; inside, find several of these mummified crocodiles on display.Sanctuary 'Sun Boat IV' | Meals: B L D
Today, cruise to Aswan and ride a motorized boat to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika, painstakingly moved and reconstructed here to avoid flood damage from Aswan's High Dam. Afterward, continue to the impressive granite quarries and site of the Unfinished Obelisk. Illustrating the skills of Egypt's stonemasons, this monolith structures measures one-third taller than any other ancient Egyptian obelisk — even in its unfinished state. End the day sailing around the Aswan islands like a local in a felucca (small sailboat), weather permitting.Sanctuary 'Sun Boat IV' | Meals: B L D
Bid farewell to 'Sun Boat IV' and disembark to catch your flight to Abu Simbel. There, discover the site of the commanding twin temples of Ramses II, Egypt's longest-ruling pharaoh, and his wife, Queen Nefertari. The former's façade is dominated by four imposing statues of the pharaoh. All four towering sculptures — each nearly 70 feet tall — are impressive enough; but perhaps more astonishing is the fact that this entire site was disassembled and moved to its present location to save it from the floodwaters of the Aswan High Dam. Afterward, return to Cairo for an afternoon at leisure.Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at the First Residence | Meals: B L
Walk from Bab el-Fotouh to Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, one of the city's major souks (open-air marketplace), where tightly packed stalls display everything from spices and leather goods to jewelry and birds, and all on a street that has hardly changed for centuries. Bargaining is expected, so prepare to negotiate. Explore the Mosque and Madrasa of Sultan Hassan, built in AD 1356. Among the finest examples of early Mamluk architecture, the mosque is one of the largest in the world.Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at the First Residence | Meals: B D
Board your international departure flight or extend to Jordan.Meals: B
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DAY 1: Arrive in Amman and tour the Archaeological Museum and Roman Theater. Visit third-century Jerash before transferring to your hotel. Four Seasons Hotel Amman | Meals: L
DAY 2: Visit Madaba and Mount Nebo before taking a dip in the Dead Sea. Mövenpick Resort Petra | Meals: B L
DAY 3: Spend a full day exploring Petra, including its markets, baths, tombs and temples. Mövenpick Resort Petra | Meals: B L
DAY 4: Discover the marvelous mountains, desert vistas and Bedouins of Wadi Rum. Four Seasons Hotel Amman | Meals: B L
DAY 5: Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
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Available on the Oct 3, Oct 10, Oct 17, Oct 24, Nov 7 and Nov 21 departures.
Day 1: Arrive in Amman and tour the capital city, with stops at the Jordan Archeological Museum and Roman Theater. Continue to Petra and check into your hotel. Mövenpick Resort Petra | Meals: L
Day 2: Discover the rose-red city of Petra, exploring the rock-carved Treasury, baths, markets, Temple of the Winged Lions and Palace Tomb. Mövenpick Resort Petra | Meals: B L
Day 3: Drive to the Dead Sea, stopping en route at Mount Nebo, where Moses was allowed to see the Holy Land, and the ancient city of Madaba. Arrive at the Dead Sea and take a dip in the restorative waters. Mövenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea |
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Day 4: Drive to Amman where you board your international flight home. Meals: B
Please Note: This itinerary is only available as a post-tour extension and limited to 18 guests. 100% non-refundable payment of internal air is required at time of booking. Please also note that Rami Girgis and A&K President Phil Otterson will not be joining this special extension.
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Halak gives Canadiens playoff push
"No matter what you've heard, he is clearly the team's No. 1 goalie."
RED FISHER, The GazettePublished: Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Let me see if I have this right: Jaroslav Halak has started eight of the 10 games since the end of the Olympics break and won six of them. During that upward spiral, the Canadiens have out-scored the opposition 32-24.
What that tells me is that no matter what you've heard from Canadiens management, Halak is clearly the Canadiens' No. 1 goalie.
You go with the guy who's been at his best down the stretch.
Habs' Travis Moen gets cut in forehead by skate last night.
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Know something? He even played well enough to win last night if enough of his colleagues had reported to the team bus.
Instead, the Ottawa Senators earned full value for their 2-0 win - their fifth victory in the teams' six-game season series.
If you're counting, Carey Price was in the nets for the Canadiens' first two games following the Olympics: a win in Boston and a loss in San Jose. He got those assignments largely because of Halak's heavy schedule at the Olympics.
Price also started in Anaheim, was yanked after the first period and has been a spectator since then.
However, with the Canadiens playing in Buffalo tomorrow and the next night against the visiting Florida Panthers, Price can expect to play in one of those.
In other words, barring injury, this is Halak's team - despite last night's loss.
The point is, goaltending is what it's all about at this time of the season and particularly in the playoffs. If you don't think so, ask some of the Ottawa players about it.
As you know, the Senators had won a franchise-best 11 in a row and 14 of 16 before the Olympics. Coming into last night's game, they had fallen to 1-7-1 since the break. What that did was take what appeared to be a sure-thing playoff spot into a wait-and-see situation, and what they saw from goaltender Brian Elliott was precisely what they desperately needed to get that winning feeling again.
How do you explain last night's loss? Don't even try to put this one on Halak. He did his job, but too many of the Canadiens failed to do theirs' - which was to provide their goaltender with a goal or two.
As it developed, they couldn't produce any - an outgrowth of Elliott's excellence under pressure, as well as their own deficiencies.
It's why, no doubt, that in a tight game that wasn't really decided until Erik Karlsson lifted his colleagues into a 2-0 lead in the ninth minute of the third period with a power play goal, the game's three stars went to Ottawa players: goaltender Elliott and goal-scorers Karlsson and Peter Regin - who opened the scoring with a goal midway through the first period.
Bottom line: none among the Canadiens - with the exception of Halak - caught anybody's attention.
Halak faced only 16 shots in the first two periods, 27 on the game, which is a quiet night for any goaltender. So quiet for Halak, Regin's goal came midway through the first on only Ottawa's second shot.
On the other hand, he had to play like a No. 1 stopping Matt Cullen early in the first.
The pressure was on Halak to deliver - and he did after going 1-1-1 with a 2.39 GAA in three starts in Ottawa, while Price went 0-2-0 with a 3.03 GAA in the two matchups in Montreal.


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ROCKFORD, Ill. – On Wednesday the Northern Athletics Conference released its All-Conference awards for the 2012 softball season. The Regents had two student-athletes selected by the coaches in the Northern Athletics Conference to receive honors. Junior second baseman Jossilyn Jones (Rockford, Ill./Guilford) received Second Team All-NAC honors and junior first baseman Nicole Lawler (Pearl City, Ill./Pearl City) was named to the NAC All-Sportsmanship Team. The two All-NAC selections are the most for the Regents since the 2009 season.
The second team selection for Jones is the highest All-NAC Honor earned by a Regent softball player since having a player on the first team in 2009. Jones was one of the top offensive players in the conference during her first season as a Regent. The junior led the NAC with 16 doubles and was just one double shy of tying the Rockford College record for doubles in a season. She also finished ninth in the NAC in walks (15) and on-base percentage (.450), tenth in slugging percentage (.560), twelfth in batting average (.379) and fifteenth in hits (44). In addition, Jones also led the Regents in at bats (116), runs scored (24), runs batted in (21) and total bases (65). The Rockford native was also extremely important to the Regents defensively starting not only at second base but also shortstop and catcher this year.
Nicole Lawler was selected to the NAC All-Sportsmanship Team. Lawler began the season injured and missed nearly half of the games this year. However, when the junior was healthy and inserted into the middle of the lineup she immediately produced for the Regents. In just 20 games Lawler hit .311 with a .426 slugging percentage, 4 doubles, 1 home run and 14 runs batted in.
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NOW ! you can Keep Your win seven Desktop Clean with the Magic Folder
Keep Your win seven Desktop Clean with the Magic Folder
The Magic Folder is actually just a Windows Sidebar gadget that you can drag files to, and it can automatically sort them into the proper folders, based on rules which you can configure easily.
Using the Magic Folder
Once you install the gadget, you'll probably need to add it by right-clicking on the sidebar somewhere and choosing "Add Gadgets" and then dragging it to the desktop or the sidebar.
The first time you add the gadget to your desktop you'll be prompted with a quick start screen I would leave the checkbox alone, and click on the green button at the bottom.
Now you'll want to open up the settings by clicking on the little wrench icon that floats next to the gadget.
The first thing we'll do is head over to the Visual tab and change the settings to whatever style you like. I prefer the Default style, but you might like the "Magic" one too.
Without further configuring, we can start to use the gadget just drag a file onto the magic folder
And you'll be prompted for a folder location to move the files to, from a list of favorite folders (which we can configure).
Once you've selected the folder and clicked the green check button, the file will be moved and you'll get a confirmation (which we can also turn off).
Back in the settings panel, you can take a look at the Folders tab to customize that list of folders from the drop-down above.
The first thing I did was turn off the "file move confirmations", which I found really annoying. You can also choose to move files based on their extensions by checking the top box, which will cause the Extensions tab to be enabled.
Now you can use the Extensions tab to choose different file extensions and where they should be moved by default. Most of the common extensions are already configured for you for instance Word documents will be moved to your Documents folder by default.
Note that once you enable the option to move files automatically, you won't be prompted at all the files will simply be magically moved.
There's another option that can be very interesting the "Watched Folder", which will create a new folder where the rules are automatically applied
If you turn this option on, you'll see a new folder in your User directory called "The Magic Folder". Anything moved to this folder will be processed and moved into the automatic folders without requiring any user intervention.
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Hi nizaradil and welcome to the forum!
Interesting post. So, I will give it a spin and put it through the motions.
I have my own expectations already in mind...
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Interesting looking gadet nizaradil. Looking foward to trying it out! Thanks for sharing
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. health regulators have hit more than 1,200 retailers, including Walgreen, CVS and Rite Aid, with warnings this year for unlawfully selling cigarettes and other tobacco products to children under 18.
The Food and Drug Administration said inspectors had made 27,500 undercover checks, many of which involved sending minors to stores to buy cigarettes.
The undercover operations resulted in hundreds of warning letters to retailers.
A CVS Caremark Corp spokesman said the company regretted that its policies were not followed, adding that it took appropriate actions to correct problems at the six stores that did not pass their inspections.
Since the FDA's inspection program began, he said, CVS has had a success rate of more than 98 percent.
Walgreen Co and Rite Aid Corp were not immediately available for comment.
The FDA received broad authority over tobacco manufacturing and sales from the Tobacco Control Act of 2009. One of the provisions allows the agency to contract with states to inspect spots where youths could buy cigarettes or chewable tobacco.
The law requires store workers to check identification of anybody who appears younger than 27.
The FDA posted the warning letters online on Thursday alongside a vast searchable database of all conducted compliance checks. The letters allow retailers to correct their mistakes without fines. Repeat offenders could face fines or loss of ability to sell tobacco.
"We applaud the efforts made by many retail establishments to protect our kids, but... it's 1,200 too many" stores that have allowed minors to buy tobacco products, Ann Simoneau with the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products told reporters in a press conference.
Tobacco remains the leading cause of preventable deaths in the United States. Every day, some 3,450 Americans between 12 and 17 years old try their first cigarette, and about 850 youths become daily smokers, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
FDA officials said they are on a mission to begin battling the stubbornly high U.S. smoking rates by keeping tobacco out of underage hands in the first place.
Earlier this year, the agency released nine new graphic images they are requiring tobacco companies to place prominently on cigarette packs and advertising.
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Esau Baxter is an 80 year young resident of Mattapan and retired postal employee. Medical issues impacted his very active life including his role as a Grand Commander with the Masons. Mr. Baxter had several serious medical problems and developed respiratory failure requiring his need to be on a ventilator to breathe. He needed a comprehensive multidisciplinary rehabilitation program while continuing treatment for cardiac issues. After four months of intensive treatment at Radius Specialty Hospital Mr. Baxter got a "second chance" and has returned home to family.
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John Welsh of Hingham entered Radius with chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) and pneumonia.. He required intubation and mechanical ventilation. Unfortunately, once off the ventilator John's respiratory status continued to deteriorate. Given his advanced lung disease and weakness, the prognosis was guarded. Nonetheless, with the dedication and hard work of the Radius medical, pulmonary, rehabilitation and nursing team John's condition ultimately improved enabling him to return home to his large family of children and grandchildren.!
Jayne Dunn, from Plymouth became depressed with a shoulder injury and worsening back pain that left her unable to ambulate. Treatment in multiple facilities over a seven week period contributed to frustration without offering any hope that recovery was possible. Some thought that there was little hope that Jayne could return home. However, this 59 year old woman was not ready to give up, but needed a skilled and supportive team to help her help herself. With the assistance of skilled Radius rehab staff Jayne was able to push though her pain. Radius offered the right combination of skill and support harnessing her determination to get better and go home.
Hugh Porter, age 77, a former construction worker and Army paratrooper was hospitalized on a ventilator for 6 months in his home town of Patten , Maine . He spent almost all his time in a lethargic state, induced largely by medications, and prospects for weaning off the ventilator grew dimmer with each passing day. In desperation, his family "surfed the Internet" for their own "Mission Impossible." A promising "hit" landed them at Radius Specialty Hospital-Boston and its Ventilator Care Unit which specializes in weaning patients from long term mechanical ventilator support.
Boston resident Barbara Nemias was becoming increasingly concerned over the health of her mother, whose respiratory problems had required that she be on a ventilator in a New York skilled nursing facility for almost 19 months. She was eager to have her mother, Barbara Jordan, age 78, closer and was selected Radius for her care. She was worried about the daunting ambulance costs to transport her mother from New York to Massachusetts, but Radius Director of Admissions and Marketing, David Carvelli, RN was able to make it possible without her having to pay the out of pocket expense.
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viernes, 11 de julio de 2008 17:17
Las mujeres no tienen sentido del humor. A las mujeres no les interesa la política. Las mujeres no quieren ser políticas. Durante ocho años, estos falsos axiomas conformaron una inquietante banda sonora en la vida de la caricaturista francesa Catherine Beaunez.
miércoles, 10 de junio de 2009 15:37
It is my personal philosophy that I am better when I am with others than when I am by myself. I truly believe that people make better decisions when they come together. That is why the big circles in my painting overlap and the places where they do are more intense, interesting and expressive.
However, time alone is sometimes necessary and that is why I have allowed for single circles to float away on their own and express their individuality.
miércoles, 10 de junio de 2009 15:24
Wood has the capacity to breathe life into a sculpture and capture the essence of its form. Humaira Abid utilizes the organic properties of this material to give her art a rich delicacy that contrasts with the material's inherent hardness. In Mother and Child, she carves out a large rosebud form with the luscious quality of a real flower. By casting a smaller, inset rosebud out of bronze, Humaira gives Mother and Child added inner strength.


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Muse at The Ritz-Carlton Cleveland
- Address:
1515 West Third Street
Cleveland, OH 44113Neighborhood:
Downtown Cleveland
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Muse at The Ritz-Carlton Cleveland
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ritzcarlton.com/
- Phone: (216) 623-1300
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily: 7:00am - 11:00am
Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Sunday Breakfast: 7:00am - 11:00am
Ala Carte Brunch: 10:00am - 2:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Richard Arnoldi
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Muse, Cleveland offers exceptional cuisine along with our world renowned service. Our outstanding chefs will present your five star meal in style. Allow our pastry chef to create delectable desserts that your guests will not soon forget. Muse offers a private dinning room with conference table seating up to 12 people with Captain style chairs. Rental Fee applys. While The Muse at The Ritz-Carlton, Cleveland offers versatile semi-private dining accommodations for events and large parties, our venue also offers additional private dining options throughout the hotel. Our Plaza Room, Director's Room and Boardroom are also great private dining spaces that are sure to suit your next dinner party, corporate, or leisure needs.
- Private Party Contact: Restaurant Manager 2169025255x
- Special Events: Excellent pre-game destination for Cavaliers & Indians games - Underground walk way to Quicken Loans Arena - Validated valet parking is available.
A word from Muse at The Ritz-Carlton Cleveland
It's a celebration of the arts, of culture, of the region. It's an experience for all of the senses, from the local artists' work gracing the walls to the clean, crisp flavors & colorful presentation on the plate. It's the palate of today's savvy diner who hungers for a comfortable, approachable meal with a true sense of place. Muse, a new concept that is truly inspired, is located in the heart of downtown at The Ritz-Carlton, Cleveland, featuring innovative cuisine driven by exceptional ingredients.Continued
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Muse at The Ritz-Carlton Cleveland reviews from OpenTable diners
5 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food5Service4.8
- Ambiance4.8Noise LevelQuiet
romantic (4)special occasion (4)fit for foodies (4)great for brunch (2)neighborhood gem (1)notable wine list (1)good for groups (1)Show More
- jlwjebVIPDined on 11/6/2014The food was absolutely exquisite, especially the Grand Marnier soufflé for dessert. From the front door valets to the wait staff, the service was plentiful, friendly and there just at the right time. A delightful experience worthy of the great restaurants of this country.Special Features:
- The following 176 reviews are from the Muse at The Ritz-Carlton Cleveland reviews archive.
- Breakfast was goodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/15/2014Took my husband & Dad for father's day because I had a gift card. The food was good. For an upscale place I would have expected more of a wow factor on the breakfast dishes, but they were just basic breakfast dishes... no fancy presentation or anything. My son's french toast was literally 2 pieces of bread on a plate cut into triangles.....nothing else on the plate. The breakfast potatoes were good. The breakfast quesadilla was also good. My eggs benedict was done well. Just nothing exciting about it. The service here is always very attentive, and the staff is very pleasant from being seated until leaving. I probably would not have breakfast here again, but that is only because there are so many other places in the area to try!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/30/2014I had not realized there was a restaurant in the Ritz until i stumbled across it on Open table. I was very pleasantly surprised! Absolutely enjoyed everything about the place. Thanks for a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not greatlittlekingsDined on 5/17/2014Our server was the bright spot. Very pleasant. The food for the price isn't what you'd expect, especially with all the other choices downtown. There were only about 3 other tables seated when we were there which was a Saturday evening so that says something. If you can't fill tables on a Friday or Saturday night you are in trouble. I don't want to be to harsh, nothing was bad, just not up to par with area choices.
- Anniversary dinnerJoanDined on 5/3/2014Food and service was wonderful. My only concern was that it was so empty. That always makes me nervous but it turned out wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easter brunch buffetOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 4/20/2014Ballroom brunch was overpriced - wide variety of food, but table decor (including cheap flower pots on the table) and ballroom ambience were so-so, given this was the Ritz...
- We ate breakfast again todayDaveVIPDined on 3/28/2014We ate breakfast again today at Muse. James was our waiter again. He makes your visit enjoyable. We had the omelets today. The ingredients were fresh and tasty. When we are in downtown Cleveland we will make Muse one of our must visit stops.I would recommend this to a friend.
- We have been attending theDaveVIPDined on 3/27/2014We have been attending the CIFF events at Tower City. The Ritz and Muse stand out as to why Cleveland is grreat . we ate breakfast and had the same waiter Jack as we did for lunch the day before. He made us want to come back. The food was outstanding and the service was beyond great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always GoodCrateLady1dinerVIPDined on 3/22/2014We always enjoy dinner at Muse. The room is so comfortable, staff well trained and food is always very good. The price of the entrees, etc. are fair based on the quality of food. We find some of the other restaurants in downtown Cleveland, are overpriced based on their quality.Special Features:
- Each year we volunteer withDaveVIPDined on 3/18/2014Each year we volunteer with the Cleveland International Film Event. We always make it a point to visit Muse for our first day and have a Champagne breakfast. This is a real treat! The selection is great. We had a basic breakfast that was perfect. Coming to Muse is a great way to start your day. A few members of the Mimi Heat made it a little more interesting too. Oh but no King James.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderfully romantic dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/1/2014Wonderfully romantic dinner for me and my wife. Food and service were exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant WeekCLEdinerDined on 2/26/2014I went to Muse for restaurant week with a friend and it was a great experience. The service was wonderful and the food was fantastic! This is definitely a restaurant I would dine at again for a special occasion (Only because of the price. If I could afford it I would eat here more often!).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UGGG`UGGGGDined on 2/26/2014Although the food was good the service was awfull, the place had no business but the waitstaff HAD to change the table next to us and make a ruckas. We had to ask for butter and olives for a martini, for the price I would never return
- ReviewReviewerVIPDined on 2/14/2014Everyone went out of their way to treat us special. Food was delicious, service was wonderful, and staff went out of their way to help.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We celebrated Valentines day,OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 2/14/2014We celebrated Valentines day, and it was very special. Richard, the chef, was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, Overpriced100bestreviewerVIPDined on 1/8/2014The food and service were very good, however, it was overpriced. You can get the same level of service and food quality at a lot less cost at many of Cleveland's Independent Restaurants!
- Bad food, bad service, overpricedOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/23/2013I expected much more from the Ritz-Carlton's lone restaurant. There were two other tables occupied in the restaurant. We were there 15 minutes before we had a drink, and our food arrived 45 minutes later. We had steak. Both were poor cuts of beef and overcooked. To say the meal was average would be overstating. Frankly, it was an awful experience, which is sad, since my wife and I were celebrating our wedding anniversary.Special Features:
- Overall, the food was basicallyGrammyDined on 12/16/2013Overall, the food was basically adequate. Very disappointed in the entree -- bass over quiono. Was not worth the price and would never order it again.
- Peaceful.LaurapDined on 12/15/2013Food was delicious, al be it pricey for what you get. Server was diligent, but when asked a question, he was going to check, but never retuned with the answer. My question was: is the chicken breast organic, free range? We were going to see the preview of Downton Abbey, & maybe he thought we were pressed for time, but brought the check for the foursome as one check. So we decided to just split 4 ways, which meant some paid more & some less. But when he brought it back, it was only split 3 ways. We decided to figure the rest out ourselves & get to the ballroom.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No Meat On The BonesambyVIPDined on 12/15/2013For a top name like Ritz Carlton this should have been over the top , but it was not. It was very underwhelming, very plain, few offerings, expensive, and full of CLEVELAND UGLY FUNK. I understand Cleveland's reputation. It carries over into every aspect of life. Well deserved.Special Features:
- hire more help.joelDined on 12/13/2013This could be a romantic,foodie restaurant but some of the food over-salted and the Cleveland clambake was overcooked (even when they remade a dish). All other food was perfectly cooked especially the scallops which were perfectly seared. We saw two waiters and no busboy so while our server was friendly, service was poor (thus the title). While the restaurant was not busy when we came (7:30 and most were on coffee), the water,wine,the appetizers, and finally the main course each had increasingly (very) long waits to arrive. (The manager did remove much of the meal from our bill unasked) Again, this could be a gem, hire more help.
- Nice service and pleasant ambienceac77Dined on 11/23/2013The service and ambience were great. The pace of the meal was just right. Unfortunately, our entrees were both over-cooked and the desserts were nothing special.Special Features:
- Very goodlschool12VIPDined on 11/9/2013Exactly what you would expect from the Ritz. Great service, food was very good and unique. Very balanced wine list and extremely helpful waitstaff. Cant wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Service and FoodJMK924Dined on 10/24/2013Good was great - service was even better. Waitstaff and hostess were very pleasant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As always the Muse was awesome.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/20/2013As always the Muse was awesome. We were celebrating our friends birthday and it was truly wonderful. The menu changed but for the better! Please keep as is. Wonderful food, service and ambience.Special Features:
- WonderfulMamamiaDined on 9/17/2013The resturant was beautiful, I was there celebrating my birthday and the staff went above and beyond to make sure we were satisfied. I had a great time and would definitely return.Special Features:
- Beautiful placeWOWODined on 7/20/2013Restaurant was pretty, beautiful flowers, artwork, lighting. There were 2 tables of people when we arrived, but they left soon afterwards. It was way too quiet in there. I asked the waitress to put on music. She said it was on, but we couldn't hear it, so she turned it up. Only 1 other couple came in during the hour and a half that we were there. Overall the food was really good, but expensive. We were with antother couple; 3 of the 4 of us loved our food. The other person had mussels that were covered with french fries, and said the mussels were tasteless, and the fries got soggy as soon as they fell in the broth.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful & RomanticfishprincessVIPDined on 5/24/2013The food is great and the atmosphere is so cozy, warm and comfortable. We went on a cold night and had a table right by the fireplace. Had pork shank and polenta which was excellent, duck confit w/rice waffle, coconut & shrimp bisque, and beef short ribs. It was all amazing! This is probably the most beautiful and old school dining room in the city. Menu choices and service are top notch. Quiet and relaxing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top Chef and more....SatoriDined on 5/9/2013The chef designs a monthly features based on farm fresh ingredients. The theme was asparagus. This feature also had a wine pairing option. Our waiter Roderick selected the most delicious wines to accompany the exceptional meal. Starter included mini crabcakes with slaw. Then came incredible spinach salad with shaved asparagus. Main entree was cod on risotto cake with grilled asparagus. The dessert was incredible baklava. The meal with wine pairing was fabulous. I asked to thank the chef and he came to our table. We thanked him for his talent in preparing a meal right out of top chef. Each course looked like art the way it was plated. I would suggest the Muse at the Ritz Carlton for a special occasion, or anyone that appreciates fine food.Special Features:
- Great special occasion placeOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/27/2013A great place for a special occasion. While somewhat expensive, the food and wine are excellent, taking some sting out of the price. The beautiful dining room with its spectacular fireplace is quiet and confortable. I appreciate a restaurant where I can hear my dinner partner. I enjoyed the special, a sixteen ounce veal chop perfectly done. When the waitress noticed that I was not enjoying the vegetable that accompanied the dish, she offered to get me a substitute. When the bill came, there was an additional charge for what I believed was merely a replacement for the vegetable originally served. She also charged us for two glasses of wine each when we only had one. This error was immediately repaired when pointed out.Special Features:
- A+ atmosphere & service, food OKWorldcuriousVIPDined on 4/4/2013This is such a beautiful room. The food we ordered was very good, but I was a bit disappointed with the menu offerings at lunch. A pretty unimaginative menu. Salad selections were predictable, they had burgers and veggie burgers, but nothing that could be called "fit for foodies"
- We are attending the ClevelandDaveVIPDined on 4/4/2013We are attending the Cleveland International Film Fest. We always make this a must stop place. Today we ate breakfast. Food was good and great service.
- Our Waiter was out of it.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/2/2013Our Waiter was out of it. They could not fully honor the drink flight special that was offered for restaurant week. Over pricedSpecial Features:
- The food was good, howeverOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/2/2013The food was good, however our service was lacking for such a high end restaurant. We had to ask for bread at our table after we realized every other table around us had some. Then it took a good 20 minutes just to get our bill from our server.. Not my favorite dining experience but not terrible either..
- my new beef place!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/2/2013never even knew this place existed! we had a great meal, and now its my fav beef place!Special Features:
- Best ServiceEpicuriousEmilyDined on 3/1/2013This is the best service I have ever had. I requested no bacon on something and the executive chef brought out each one of our dishes personally.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We received the royal treatment!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 2/28/2013Wonderful experience. We had the Restaurant Week special. The food was fabulous, we had a great bottle of champagne, and the service was superb. It was an excellent way to start the evening prior to go to the Muse concert. The customer service was so fantastic, we felt like royalty. We will be back!Special Features:
- Our meal was excellent. TheHappyTummyDined on 2/23/2013Our meal was excellent. The food was well prepared and the service is the best I have seen in Cleveland.Special Features:
- nicegreatDined on 2/20/2013My wife and went there to celebrate her birthday . Very nice - Highly recommend to my freinds and familySpecial Features:
- Exceeded my expectationsOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/15/2013My husband and I had an amazing experience at Muse... I read so many outstanding reviews on that restaurant and decided to find out for myself. I'm telling you, I was NOT disappointed. I ordered the salmon w/ginger rice. It was cooked to perfection. It was so juicy and tasty! My husband had the fish. I can't remember what type of fish, but it was SO good. For dessert, we have some kind of peanut butter bombe. So lucious... The wine list was GREAT and our waitress was outstanding. The staff were super friendly, even when we called to make reservations. The ambiance was perfect. I'm telling ya, Muse is another Cleveland gem. Everyone must try Muse. Maybe, even make a weekend event out of it, by staying the Ritz and having dinner at Muse...Special Features:


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Industry tax breaks not-so-hidden tax
When is a wage of $10 per hour not $10? When employees pay the taxes to support government and infrastructure for their employer.
Tax breaks given to industry leave the tax burden to the public as a not-so-hidden tax. Plastic Omnium Auto Exteriors just got $3.9 million on top of the near billion VW will get sooner or later. Does attracting industry to Chattanooga help the area?
The picture of the mechatronics school graduates at VW (Aug. 14) in this newspaper has one female and no blacks or Hispanics. Hamilton County's schools are not equal.
DAVID BEAN, Tunnel Hill, Ga.
Middle East clash appalling for all
In America, it is easy to criticize Palestinians but not Israelis. The latter seems to require "credentials" that demonstrate one is not anti-Semitic. But Paul Waldman, raised in a Zionist home, points out in a recent article that we need to get beyond pro-Israel and anti-Israel stances in order to view Middle East events rationally. If we can manage this, it becomes grotesque to suggest that one side or the other has the moral high ground when it comes to the killing of civilians — especially children who without any question have nothing to do with the cause of war.
There is no justification for abducting and killing teens from either side. And there is no justification in using the deaths of abducted teens as the rationale for massive retaliation that results in the deaths of over 1,400 human beings, the destruction of water and power supplies and strikes upon U.N. "safe" locations.
How can anyone with any humanitarian sensitivity fail to be appalled?
Fleischmann's vote no mandate for same
I hope that Chuck Fleischmann does not consider this win as a mandate for business as usual in Congress. Obviously, 49 percent of the voters in the 3rd District do not think he is on the right track when it comes to doing his job.
As a moderate independent, I'm tired of all the bickering in our do-nothing Congress. I wish there were more congressmen and senators willing to work with the other party and get some things done.
If they spent half as much time talking to the other side as they did trying to disband Obamacare and suing or trying to impeach the president, we'd be on our way out of this mess we're in.
NANCY KEENEY, Hixson
Food reviewer needs variety in his diet
Given the explosion of exciting dining opportunities we are experiencing, Chattanooga deserves more professional restaurant reviewing. Case in point: Barry Courter's review of Grocery Bar. Mr. Courter bases his entire review on a meal he ate there two months before it officially opened and his general satisfaction with the same salad he gets every time he's eaten there since.
The purpose of a review is to give readers some understanding of the full range and quality of a restaurant's offerings. The reviewer has an obligation to try a variety of dishes, not to stick with personal favorites. He should have tried the hot bar, the sushi, the pizza, the daily specials, the desserts. Instead, Mr. Courter's assessment is simply, "What is better than hummus and a cracker?"
Lazy reviewing is a disservice to both a restaurant and its potential customers. Please consider upgrading this part of your newspaper.


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transcriptomicsSyllabification: tran·script·om·ics
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I thought that maybe you would have learned your lesson by now, but here you are again groveling at my feet and begging for attention. It was bad enough for you that you had lost $5,000 to me in one session, but obviously you're a stubborn as an ass and you learn like and old def dog.
When I told you $10K this time, I wasn't kidding. You see, blackmail isn't just a fun game–it's a lifestyle. So when I tell you the money you are about to owe me is going to hit my bank account in the next few days, I'm not joking around. You've already lost five grand. Yes, five thousand dollars, and I plan to take a lot more. You do love to hear that, don't you? FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. It screams in your face and yet you have to give more because you are kind of pathetic that way.
So let's start with how I'm going to extract that cash from you. First I'm going to make sure you know how much it's going to hurt giving me ten grand more and then I'm going to make sure you know that it's all going to be mine and I will spend it how I want to spend it. Maybe I'll donate it or I'll buy a new toy or maybe I'll just lock it away in a CD. Perhaps I'll blow it all partying with my friends. It's really up to me and all that is left are the pennies in your bank account. I'm sure you probably open up that bank account and look at what you spent and whack it all night long.
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What To Do This Weekend: Visit The Loughran Gallery Pop-Up And Watch Spring Breakers
1. Visit... The Loughran Gallery Pop-Up
You might have heard that a pop-up gallery opened in Shoreditch this week displaying works by Damien Hirst, Dave White and Marc Quinn. You know, the one where Harry Styles joined McFly at the launch. No? Well, hurry down because its only here until Sunday. The Loughran Gallery aims to make art available to everyone in a relaxed and fun environment. And if there's a possibility of bumping into Harry Styles while you're at it then even better.
[a target="_blank" href="http://www.loughrangallery.co.uk/">Loughran Gallery[/a], Redchurch Street, London.
2. Watch... Spring Breakers
We are beyond envious of the kids in this movie. Spring has definitely not yet sprung here (it snowed yesterday WTF?!) and we are not on a break of any kind. Except the one with our gym which we will revisit soon, promise! Epitomising good girls gone bad, check out Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens going wild alongside James Franco's drug dealer in Spring Breakers. Gross teeth though.
In cinemas now
3. Read... Running Like A Girl
If this dismal weather has dispelled any enthusiasm for a fitness regime then you need to pick up a copy of Alexandra Heminsley's new book Running Like A Girl. Then pick up your trainers, put them on, and exit the front door. Run, Forest. RUN!
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4. Watch... Silver Linings Playbook
If you missed your chance to see Jennifer Lawrence's Oscar winning performance the first time round then here's your chance. Silver Linings Playbook is now out on DVD so you can totally recreate Brad and Jen's dance routine in the comfort of your own living room.
5. Get ready to rock with Marshall Amps
Hanwell's Hootie music festival pays tribute to the man behind Marshall Amps, 'Father of Loud' Jim Marshall. The event takes place on Saturday 6th April 2013 and celebrates the brand's rich heritage as well as the town's vibrant music scene. There'll be live music from 13 bands playing across three venues between 5pm and 11pm including The Royal Victoria, the Prince of Wales and The Inn on the Green. There will also be 'fringe' music activities in most of the pubs around Hanwell including Ryan's Bar, The Kings Arms, Lavins, The Duke of York and The Fox. To find out about the Hootie, visit [a target="_blank" href="https://www.facebook.com/TheHanwellHootie">www.facebook.com/TheHanwellHootie[/a]
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Guest Blogger Mike Jacko has joined the team from the Circles of Understanding project. HCW Is thrilled to have his help with the conference and to be working with him on the new COU project too. Here's his panorama pic of the tweet team in action!
The Hello Cool World team has been full-on tweeting, and filming the confernce! Many interviews have been done, and many are still to come tomorrow! Saw an iphone on a tripod, went to the Indigitization workshop, learnt about some of the challenges of entering into the digital world, checked out the Online Safety workshop, and also checked out Cross-media Story-telling workshop facilitated by the amazing Cease Wyss. I also missed several other awesome workshops because they all run at the same time :( The conference has so much information I can barely keep up. Looking forward to the next few days, can't wait to hear more ideas from First Nations people about Indigitizing their communities! Exciting!! - MJ
Below: Grand Chief Edward John addresses the morning session.
More photos below the break!
Help us reach our goal of 5000 boosts by midnight April 25!
Hello Cool World is excited to be working on the media relations for Occupy Love, an inspiring new documentary from award-winning Canadian filmmaker Velcrow Ripper (Scared Sacred, Fierce Light). Occupy Love explores the cultural uprisings of our time from the Occupy Movement and Arab Spring to the European Summer and environmental protests and asks the question, "How could the crisis we are facing become a love story?".
Check out the trailer HERE.
Occupy Love is being self-distributed by a talented team led by Velcrow and producers Nova Ami and Ian Mackenzie. Their crowd sourced, social media driven approach to distribution is consistent with the theme of the film, which successfully raised $80,000 through the crowd-funding platforms IndieGoGo and Kickstarter!
The global response to the film has been amazing with over 200 grassroots screenings being self-organized by individuals and organizations in over 25 countries, and more being added every day. The largest community screening so far took place in Porto Allegre, Brazil on April 11th attracting a whopping 1,500 attendees!
We look forward to watching the momentum grow!
Occupy Love marks the completion of Velcrow's Fierce Love Trilogy, a twelve-year journey which began with Scared Sacred, named one of Canada's Top 10 movies of 2004, and winner of the 2005 Genie (Canadian Academy Award) for best feature documentary. It continued with 2008′s award winning Fierce Light: When Spirit Meets Action. (We've got a special to buy both these DVDs on our webstore for 40% off.)
We worked on outreach and DVD production for Scared Sacred. As with our work with The Corporation, and The Take, we've been inspired by how films with a social message, can find audiences and inspire those audiences to action. All these films are available on our webstore, and all our profits go to our campaigns, and now also to the distribution platform for social cause media we are developing. Check out our proposal to CFC's IdeaBOOST program, and please BOOST us, our dream is to better help films like Occupy Love engage with audiences, and to encourage audiences to organize actions as well as screenings.
Occupy Love is a moving, transformative, heartfelt film, featuring Ripper's signature stunning visuals and rich soundscapes along with interviews from leading visionaries including Naomi Klein, Bill McKibben, Jeremy Rifkin, bell hooks and Charles Eisenstein.
The Occupy Love US theatrical tour starts Friday, May 3, 2013 in New York City, with screenings and special events to follow in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Santa Cruz and Seattle.
Coming to Canadian theatres starting June 2013! Check out more screenings and opportunities to get involved after the page break...
Colette joined Hello Cool World team back in 2003 and was a key organizer for The Corporation and The Take's grassroots outreach efforts across North America.
After being inspired by the organizing and awareness building potential of the internet and social issue films, she returned to school to study Communications and sharpen her skills.
Once graduating, Colette returned to Hello Cool World once again as a grassroots campaign consultant. She is now the Director of Distribution for Hello Cool World's new fair trade distribution arm.
The three days at the CDC Conference was a whirlwind of mid-week fun. The team was there to live-tweet CDC conference happenings + their projects around First Nations health and social media promotion. Many attendees recognized and were aware of our projects and campaigns. We did live tweeting & video interviews throughout the conference, so stay tuned for our vlog post highlighting the event. We asked people what community health meant to them & what community health looked like in First Nations communities. We also interviewed Dr. Evan Adams who explained the connection between community health and the new First Nations Health Authority. The wellness model takes a mind, body, spirit approach.
The much anticipated Day 3 of the #CDC2013 #FNhealth conference has finally arrived!We were looking forward to Day 3 because the presentations today covered the topics of HIV/AIDS and harm reduction. Kathy Wrath talked about doing harm reduction in small communities, and a lot of the stigma and misinformation about harm reduction that exists in communities. She pointed out an interesting fact that drug users are often the biggest opponents to harm reduction! So in order to "do" harm reduction effectively in communities, we have to consider how and where people are receiving care. Who are they listening to and where are people going to receive help? Kathy explored a part of grassroots outreach that is fundamental to reaching people - using peer groups. By using existing social networks, we can meet people where they are.
Day 2 at the First Nations Health conference today started with a presentation on vaccines, which we were of course interested in because of our work with ImmunizeBC. (See Kat Dodds holding a few of our I Have Immunity portfolio pieces to the right.)
The topic of immunizations has been in the media a lot recently, particularly with Simon Fraser University recently coming under fire for allowing an anti-vaccine conference to take place at their Harbor Centre campus.
Andrea Derban explored some of the common myths and misinformation in the public today about vaccines, including the idea that vaccine's "cause" autism, and the idea that the reactions to vaccines that some people get is evidence of the vaccine delivering the full disease itself.
"If someone ever says 'I got the flu from the flu vaccine,' that's like saying 'I got an egg from ground chicken.'"
"If someone ever says 'I got the flu from the flu vaccine,' that's like saying 'I got an egg from ground chicken.'"
Looking at the actual science behind vaccines, the presentations today explored some of this widespread misinformation, and suggested that we need to think about the way that we talk to people about immunizations.
The way that we communicate with people - as health care service providers, (and social marketers!) is critical! Polarizing the conversation is not always productive - it's not just about "us versus them". The presentations today implored health care providers to remember that it is their responsibility to promote the most optimal health in their communities, and that immunizations are one of the tools that they have to do so.
After the jump, hear Vancouver's Tyson and Dawn Wozniak tell their story about how, as "natural parents," they decided not to vaccinate their first child. But when their second child arrived, they did more research - and had a change of heart.


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"Sketchbook Sessions" - A new workshop from Heidi. M
25 comments :
- Emie58 said...
I'd definitely be interested!!! Sounds like a lot of fun!
- 10 November 2013 14:20
- Barbara Pellizzari said...
I'd love to be in Heidi! I love this project and I need so much some inspiration, I'm a bit in lack of creativity in these period...
- 10 November 2013 14:36
- Little Nore said...
Hi Emie, thanks for stopping by.
Check back in soon for more details. it will be great to have you on board :)
- 10 November 2013 14:36
- Little Nore said...
Yay @ Barbara, it would be great to have you along. You will be inspired and that creativity will be following.it will be awesome to see your lovely illustrations journaled / part of the sketchbook sessions x
- 10 November 2013 14:38
- treachercreatures said...
I would love to join in with this.
- 10 November 2013 14:47
- Little Nore said...
@treachercreatures be great to have you join in the fun x
- 10 November 2013 16:18
- Jess said...
Great idea Heidi, it sounds like fun! I love to have a peep inside your sketchbooks, thanks for showing us!
Jess x
- 10 November 2013 19:58
- fox Carlson said...
Oh my word I would love to!! It's funny because as I was reading this, I realized I'm in the exact same boat as you! I've been consumed with my journal business and my newfound love for photography, and my sketchbook has been regrettably abandoned! So yes, I would be so thrilled!!
- 10 November 2013 20:04
- Pia Drent said...
Yes I would! I love sketchbooking, I do some almost every day. Most of it I would never post online. Great for catching free floating ideas. My ideas are usually all over the place so what would be helpful for me would be some structure :)
- 10 November 2013 20:10
- Heidi M Illustration said...
Hi Jess
thanks for stopping by the blog.
I love peeking into other sketchbooks, very insightful and inspiration i find.
Hello @Fox Carlson, welcome, brilliant glad you want to join in...it will be a good focus for us all...and of course fun ! January will be the start . :)
Hi Pia, i find structure really helps me, you would be under no pressure to share any pages. xx
- 10 November 2013 20:31
- Miss Paula said...
Heidi!! Yes!! My colored pencils haven't been used since I got them and my moleskine too!! I would love something like this!!!! Yes, yes, yes'
- 10 November 2013 22:32
- Fida said...
Love the idea! I'd love to join in :D
- 10 November 2013 23:05
- Heidi M Illustration said...
that's great Paula and Fida, i hope you will get the pencils and pens ready for some sketchbook fun in Jan* :)
- 11 November 2013 09:05
- Catherine Constance said...
Hello Heidi,
Yay, count me in...brilliant idea :)
- 11 November 2013 11:43
- Heidi M Illustration said...
thats awesome @ Catherine, so glad your joining in too !
- 11 November 2013 13:29
- Alisa Steady said...
What a great idea! I would love to do this!! xo
- 11 November 2013 13:51
- Mindy Lacefield said...
heck yeah...!! i'm in!!
- 11 November 2013 16:41
- Diane Duda said...
Me too!
- 11 November 2013 17:58
- Lynne said...
Sounds a great idea. I might give it a go.
- 12 November 2013 12:28
- Heidi M Illustration said...
Alisa i would love for you to join in, your pages would be a riot of wonderful colour x
- 12 November 2013 16:13
- Heidi M Illustration said...
Mindy it would be a thrill to have you join in :)
- 12 November 2013 16:13
- Heidi M Illustration said...
Diane i would love for you to join in :)
- 12 November 2013 16:13
- Heidi M Illustration said...
Lynne hope to see you stop by :)
- 12 November 2013 16:14
- Beki said...
I'd love to join in x
- 17 November 2013 22:10
- Helen said...
Hi Heidi,
I too have neglected my blog and sketchbooks for the past 12 months and I am just getting back into it.
Would love to join you for the sketchbook fun! Sounds fab and thank you!
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2010 Betfred World Snooker Championship
Last 32 - Match 14 - Stephen Hendry 10-9 Anda Zhang
| Frame Scores 1st Session
71(60)-19, 61-48(48), 74(73)-1, 71-4, 0-83(83), 39(39)-70(69), 1-81(64), 21-60(46)
| Frame Scores 2nd Session
50(38)-97(86), 93(65)-0, 61-1, 65(38)-77(35c), 9-77(41), 0-124(76), 6-97(49), 89(89)-25, 94(52)-6, 89(55)-4
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Zhang takes the last of the session with a run of 46, so the match is finely balance ahead of their return on Sunday evening.
Hendry stops the rots and takes a 5-3 lead. He'll have the overnight lead now.
Three frames on the spin now for zhang as he makes 64. He's only a frame behind now and Hendry has had a good chance to see just how good the teenager is.
Zhang takes his chance to put frame six on the board. Hendry faltered on 39 and Zhang dished with 69.
Zhang returns from the interval and break his duck with a brilliant break.
Hendry is bossing the match so far. He's outplayed Zhang in the safety department and pounced on any hint of an error from the youngster.
First blood to Stephen Hendry and now the youngster knows what it's like to play in the seven times champion's own venue.
Both players receive a rapturous welcome into the arena. A great atmosphere, it sends a tingle down your spine.
Good afternoon. Welcome to the start of this intriguing clash. The seven times champion versus the new kid on the block.
Oh my goodness! What a match, and what a performance by the seven times Champion. Never Say Die when Hendry is around. He's come back from nearly dead and buried and looked near invincible as he rattled off the last three frames to clinch the match.
Wow!!! This match deserved to gate to a late night one frame shoot out and that's what we're going to have.
When the going gets tough... Zhang missed a black and Hendry produced a masterful 89 to stay in the match.
Hendry is beginning to look very shaky under the pressure Zhang is exerting. The teenager has pounced on another missed red by Hendry and now he's won four on the spin and is one frame from a momentous victory
The tension is mounting. Zhang's missed an easy red trying to pinch a bit but Hendry has also overcut a red to give Zhang another chance.
Zhang hits the front for the first time in the match as he pumps in 76 to win frame 13.
It's level again. What a thriller we have on our hands now.
Zhang continues to battle back. He's won the frame before the interval. He's only one behind and still Hendry can't shake the teenager off his back.
Hendry has won two frames in a row to open a 7-5 lead.
Wow! What a start to the night's proceedings. Hendry missed a straightforward red to centre when he was 50 points up and he ran the white in as well. Zhang slotted a long red and cleared the table with 86.
Good evening, welcome back. This match is beautifully poised and I have a feeling we'll see a dramatic evening's snooker.
Match Photos
Hendry tackles a tricky safety shot
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The Colville High School auditorium is empty, save for Gary Killings sitting at the Grand Piano in the center of the stage. He plays middle C, repeating the chord methodically as he adjusts the gleaming instrument's music pins to achieve the perfect pitch.
"I once had a little girl stand next to me for over 30 minutes while I tuned her family's piano," Killings recalls. "I was surprised that she just stood and watched me the whole time as I did just what I'm doing now. Then, finally, she looked at me and asked, "Don't you know any other songs?"
Another picture of Zac the staff cat? What can we say, besides that here at the Statesman-Examiner we love our pets. We know you do too. That's why you should go to http://www.statesmanexaminer.com/pets and check out the assorted cats, dogs and even horses photos from doting owners. Submit some photographs of your favorite pet online at our website today (pictures must be clear. S-E reserves right to publish).
John Melville a resident of Deer Park, and formerly of Valley, passed away on Nov. 19, 2011. He was 83.
He is the dear husband of Virginia Malek and the loving father of Cheryl of Chattaroy. His brothers are Robert Melville of Spokane and Gerald Melville of Valley.
John enjoyed numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Born in 1928 at Valley, John graduated from Valley High School (Class of 1944), and was a truck driver for many years with the State of Washington Highway Department and then was a slag hauler at ALCOA in Addy. He retired in 2001.
Olga Lydia Carter passed away on Nov. 20, 2011 at the age of 94. She was born on April 6, 1917 in Gifford, Idaho, the daughter of Henry and Meta (Stelljes) Dehning.
Olga attended school in Lewiston, Idaho, then moved to Rubens, Idaho where she met Eldon Carter. The two were married in 1936. Olga and Eldon moved to Colville in 1940, and she and her husband started a garage in the present Empire Auto Parts location in 1943. In 1946, Mr. and Mrs. Carter began construction of the building to house Eldon Carter Motors, a Rambler and Toyota dealership now known as Carter Toyota.
A longtime resident of Kettle Falls, Norman passed away peacefully at Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane Nov. 7, 2011 after a brief illness.
Jacqueline Dee Stahley, 84, passed away on November 14, 2011. She was born on August 27, 1927, the daughter of Lewis and Mabel (Bussler) Geer in Old Kettle Falls where she also attended school. The family moved to Seattle during the war where she met and married Ralph Harman in 1945 while he was serving in the U.S. Coast Guard. After Ralph was discharged from the service they spent some time in the Colville area, and then moved to Phoenix, AZ. Jackie went to work for Montgomery Ward and they stayed in Arizona until her retirement.
Larry (Laurence) Edward Miller was born on July 17, 1927 and passed away on Nov. 14, 2011. Larry was born in Newport to Thomas Jefferson and Winnifred Ruth Miller. He had four brothers and three sisters: Ethel (Fred) White, Alfred (Miriam) Miller, George (Lillian) Miller, Helen (Vern) Lamb, Everet Miller, Martin (Beverly) Miller, and Florence (Stan) Childs.
A fire that razed one of the animal sheds at Colville Valley Animal Sanctuary last week has put the organization in a tenuous situation. Already limited facilities and inclement weather make it difficult to care for the animals housed at the Arden facility. The Nov. 16 fire took out the "puppy shed" that was the only heated facility at the sanctuary. It is suspected that the fire centered around the woodstove used to heat the building. Kennel Manager Nancy Rose said a dog and two cats could not be rescued from the burning structure.
Poachers, disease, civil wars, heat, cold, rain, drought, pollution, ignorance, indifference. Those are just some of the challenges faced by the 29 conservationists who have devoted their lives to saving the Earth's endangered species and who have been nominated to receive the biennial Indianapolis Prize, the world's leading award for animal conservation. Steven C. Amstrup, Ph.D., is one of them.
Colville High volleyball coach Missy Bennett holds up WIAA championship trophy hardware after the Indians downed Castle Rock Saturday night. Bennett has gotten close to a state title before, getting two teams in her 20-plus year run to the championship. "I think I'll hold on to this for awhile," she said.


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Tuesday PM: Rainfall Totals Update
By Greg Horan on May 15, 2012, 10:43pm
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We had some good rainfall this afternoon across the area. Here in Hamden at my station I received 1.17". Northern New Haven County in general received around .75 to 1.10". Just to the west and to the east amounts were a little less, between about .40 and .95.
This rainfall was briefly heavy for a time, as I drove around I noticed some pounding on the streets, but no major flooding. Overall the rain today was beneficial and helped reduce the rain deficit across the state!
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Womens ASICS Racket Running Jackets - Green Jade M
Available in Green Jade
Women's ASICS� Racket? Jacket :: This cinched-back, lightweight, printed ripstop jacket pairs the right amount of sportiness with a touch of feminine styling. Complete with a hidden center body mesh vent and rouching details throughout; this jacket is sure to have you looking good on the court. This web exclusive ...
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