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The Lincoln mayor's office says former City Council member Jayne Snyder has died at the age of 66. Snyder died early Thursday morning of cancer. A schedule of services isn't available yet.
Snyder cited health reasons when she resigned early last month. She'd said in October 2010 that she had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
Snyder was elected to her at-large council seat in May 2009. Mayor Chris Beutler praised Snyder's strength, courage and grace in the face of her illness, and he said she "cared more about people than politics."
Snyder was replaced on the council by former state Sen. Dianna Schimek, whose appointment was confirmed by the council last week.
Services for Jayne Snyder will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, October 10 at First-Plymouth Congregational Church, 2000 "D" Street in Lincoln.
In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Jayne L. Snyder Physical Therapy Memorial Scholarship Fund at the St. Elizabeth Regional Medical Center Foundation, 555 S. 70th, Lincoln, Nebraska 68510.
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Independent African publishers and authors face a unique set of challenges and limitations; on a continent where even school textbooks necessary for basic education do not ever reach their destination, and where the culture of reading is so woefully weak and undervalued that in some areas illiteracy is still a major obstacle.
Many African publishers have successfully taken advantage of digital distribution to combat this problem; however there are still some that are lagging behind the curve. Very little African content ever makes it to the international market via traditional publishing, but digital publishing renders all size publishers equal, allowing them to compete in the digital sphere amongst some of the largest publishing houses internationally.
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Many independent African publishers embracing digital
Snapplify is an African-based digital publishing company, with partners all over the globe, that has played a major role in helping numerous local publishers and authors leverage their digital publishing platform to give their content the global push. Not only does this mean they will experience international traction, but because Snapplify supports Android (the dominating OS in Africa) there will soon be a proliferation of accessible local content available on the mobile stores.
Some independent African publishing clients thriving on the Snapplify digital publishing platform include Mampoer shorts, Big Bug Books, iOL, Nollybooks in Nigeria, and AfriBooks (launched in collaboration with Burnet Media and Snapplify partner, Berg + Bach).
Tim Richman, MD of Burnet Media said: "Digital publishing in South Africa is in something of a no-man's land at the moment. There is a steadily increasing market, but it appears to be more interested in buying international titles rather than local. We believe AfriBooks offers a great opportunity to take easily accessible, well-priced content to a wider audience, both within South Africa and abroad."
- Grazia International Network launches global ecommerce platform International fashion brand, Grazia, has launched a global ecommerce platform at www.graziashop.com. This was announced last week at the FIPP Asia Pacific Conference in Beijing, China, by Zeno Pellazzari, head of international activities at Mondadori. 18th Nov 2014 Industry News
- Yahoo buys video ad service BrightRoll Technology giant Yahoo said it will buy digital video advertising service BrightRoll for $640m (£402m), reports BBC News. 17th Nov 2014 Industry News
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- FIPP Asia-Pacific conference in Beijing addresses digital challenges The 4th FIPP Asia-Pacific Digital Magazine Media Conference opened this morning in Beijing, China, with more than 450 attendees listening to opening addresses from Shi Feng, president of the China Periodicals Association (CPA) and Chris Llewellyn, president and CEO, FIPP. 11th Nov 2014 Industry News
- Seven thoughts from FIPP's Asia Pacific conference Chris Llewellyn, president and CEO of FIPP, concluded the organisation's Asia Pacific conference today in Beijing by offering some insights from the programme of the last two days. 12th Nov 2014 FIPP News
- Welcome to the new FIPP.com FIPP has just launched a new website. The site, www.fipp.com, is powered by Haymarket Network and will offer a more dynamic, effective, and usable resource to FIPP members and the international magazine media community it serves. 27th Nov 2014 Insight News
- Magazines urged to be more proactive and innovative in developing retail sales Press sales, both magazines and newspapers, are coming under increasing pressure around the globe writes Jim Bilton, managing director of Wessenden Marketing, the marketing consultancy behind the new Distripress Ciculation Monitor. Yet behind that stark – and obvious – headline, there lies a complex world. 12th Nov 2014 Insight News
- Airbnb launches glossy magazine Airbnb is moving beyond its internet roots into the world of publishing with the launch of a glossy quarterly magazine, reports The Guardian. 17th Nov 2014 Launches
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Cougars kick off the bowl season against Colorado State
Praise has been heaped on New Mexico Bowl organizers. Toni Pole is back with the Cougars after clearing up an academic issue in Pullman. Now it's time for the game, which seems to favor WSU over Colorado State.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Because Washington State and Colorado State are new to this bowl business, we begin with a reminder of three things that always, unfailingly, happen in the postseason:
1. The coaches shower praise upon the bowl organizers, even if the hotel fire alarms went off every night, the mattresses were infested with bedbugs and the practice field resembled a goat ranch.
2. There will be drama leading up to the game. Somebody will break curfew, try to steal a bus or trade roundhouses with a bar bouncer.
3. One team will feel aggrieved, claiming it's not getting any respect.
Well, two of those prerequisites have been fulfilled, and as for the third, we'll know more Saturday when the Cougars and Rams have at it in the first of the 35-game bacchanal known as the bowl season.
"Every bowl I've been to is a great experience," WSU's Mike Leach said even before he got here, and his CSU counterpart, Jim McElwain, echoed hosannas, saying every coach who has appeared in the New Mexico Bowl "constantly" dishes praise its way.
So check that first box. And go ahead and fill in No. 2, considering WSU defensive end Toni Pole's dizzying slalom this week.
Pole apparently arrived here with the team Tuesday, was informed of an academic issue that prevented him from being eligible and had to fly back to Pullman to clear it up before returning 48 hours later to Albuquerque, where Leach swears he'll start in the game.
It's Pole's most intriguing itinerary since he picked off Keith Price's pass in overtime in the Apple Cup last year and almost lugged it the length of the field for a touchdown.
As for No. 3, we'll get verification Saturday, but it's logical that the underdog Rams (7-6) are attempting to co-opt the motivational edge on the Cougars (6-6), who play in the better conference, have more starch in their schedule and acquitted themselves more impressively than CSU.
"We know the Mountain West supposedly isn't as big as the Pac-12," said the league defensive player of the year, linebacker Shaquil Barrett. "We want to come out and prove to whoever, all the doubters, that we are a capable school and we can compete with anybody out there."
If not a full-on, we-don't-get-no-respect riff, that's at least a distant cousin.
Truth is, if there are suspicions about CSU, the Rams have earned them. There's an ersatz feel to their résumé, kind of like an email from a Nigerian prince promising you'll never have to work again.
They're 7-6, but none of their victims is going to a bowl game. In fact, the vanquished have sagged to a 23-61 overall record.
Computer guru Jeff Sagarin has WSU No. 30, CSU 88th. By his reckoning, the best Rams' victory was over No. 99 Nevada.
Running back Kapri Bibbs (1,572 yards) has splashed some outlandish numbers on Mountain West teams — 603 yards in two weeks against Nevada and New Mexico. But in the six defeats, he averaged 59.5 yards.
"No bad teams play in bowls," insisted WSU offensive line coach Clay McGuire.
It's not that WSU's season warrants a statue outside Martin Stadium, but the Cougars did beat USC and Arizona (a combined 16 wins), both on the road, and moreover, some of the unseemly numbers allowed by their defense reflect what might have been the nastiest Pac-12 in history.
As for the notion that WSU, out of the bowl business for 10 years, might be happy simply to have removed that monkey from its back, offensive tackle John Fullington said, "We all know 7-6 sounds a whole lot better than 6-7."
The guess here is that WSU takes Colorado State's best shot and wins about, say, 41-30. No doubt the Rams will rise to a fever pitch, but the Cougars will match it or come close. Leach has been very good at getting this team to function at a consistent level.
When I asked WSU kicker Andrew Furney if CSU might have a psychological edge, he responded with a sensible answer.
"I know for us, we're going to respect them and that's the only thing we can worry about," Furney said. "We're going to go out there and expect their best game and we're going to give them our best game.
"It's hard for us to overthink that. It's a little unnecessary."
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Feminist Criminology Theory in Action Workshop
This year marks the 17th annual Feminist Theory in Action Workshop! Our first gathering was in 1998, and was facilitated by our brilliant colleagues: Nancy Wonders and Mona Danner. A few years ago, Natalie Sokolff and Kim Cook picked up the torch. It's been a wonderful part of the ASC and we are proud to continue this tradition… Sadly, Natalie Sokoloff will not able to join us this year.
Typically we introduce ourselves and our areas of interest to each other, and then the conversation takes off from there. We share important research findings, exploration of gendered issues occurring in the world and, of course, ideas for activism within the frameworks of feminist theory and practice. It really enhances the rest of the conference week because we meet people we've never met before, and then can continue to see them and chat throughout the conference.
Below is the meeting time/place for the annual workshop. Hope you can make it! We always have a group dinner afterwards, so if you can, please join in for dinner as well. Details for dinner will be decided at the workshop. Please come!
Division on Women and Crime Feminist Criminology Theory in Action Workshop Tuesday, Nov 18, 4:00 to 7:00pm, Marriott, Salon 11, Lower B2 Level
Journal Manuscript Reviewer Training Workshop
Journal Manuscript Reviewer Training Workshop sponsored by the Division on Women and Crime, Thu, Nov 20, 2:00 to 4:50pm, Marriott, Foothill D, 2nd Floor
Claire Renzetti (Editor of Violence Against Women) and Rosemary Barberet (Editor of Feminist Criminology), along with DWC Chair Kim Cook will be conducting this training session for those interested in reviewing manuscripts for a wide array of scholarly journals. This session is designed for junior faculty and graduate students who are interested in learning the referee process for peer review journals. Over a two-session time slot, the training will cover:
History, purpose and importance of peer review
How do editors select reviewers? The relationship between the editor and the reviewers
Ethics and responsibility (Academic integrity, conflict of interest, defamation)
Bias (sexism, racism, classism, ethnocentrism, homophobia)
Journal-specific peer review procedures
What to look for in a manuscript
How to write constructive feedback to the author and editor
Making the final decision
Reviewing the revised manuscript
Maneuvering through online reviewing systems: registering as a reviewer, deciding to accept a manuscript, completing the written review
Strategies for tackling reviews and getting the most from them
The training session will also include an interactive component in which participants critique samples of completed article reviews.
Participants will receive a certificate of attendance from the DWC.
If you are interested in attending, please RSVP to Rosemary Barberet at email@example.com. Walk-ins are also very welcome!
Congrats to the 2014 DWC Student Paper Award Winners
Please join me in congratulating the winners and attend the DWC breakfast meeting on Thursday morning where they will be able to receive their awards.
The winner of the graduate student competition for 2014 is Jaclyn Cwick (University of Missouri-St. Louis) for her paper "Revisiting Coercive Mobility: Women's Social Capital and Neighborhood Social Control."
Women's social capital is investigated as a mechanism to more fully explain the process by which concentrated incarceration unfolds and results in reductions in neighborhood informal social control. Previous work has shown that coercive mobility, referring to involuntary mobility due to prison admissions and returns, impedes informal control by disrupting network ties, but this work has focused almost entirely on the collateral consequences of the incarcerated. The present work moves forward by proposing a gendered theory of coercive mobility, which synthesizes the collateral consequences of incarceration to women who remain in the community, along with coercive mobility theory and social capital.
The winner of the undergraduate competition is Erin Hoffman (Southern Connecticut State University) for her paper "Predicting Rates of Sexual Violence using State-Level Risk Factors."
This study analyzed the ability of societal factors to predict rates of rape and other sexual offenses among the 50 states (N=50). Predictors of state-level sexual violence were organized into five different models based on conceptual similarities and prior research. Two simultaneous linear regression equations were calculated with rates of sexual violence (i.e., arrests for rape and other sexual offenses) as the two criterion variables. Results suggest the need for states to (a) consider implementing sentencing guidelines for rape, and (b) recruit more female law enforcement officers, as both factors may help states lessen the incidence of sexual violence.
Congratulations to Newly Elected DWC Officers!
Congratulations to all of the newly-elected officers of the Division on Women and Crime! They include:
Vice Chair: Amanda Burgess
Executive Counselor, untenured/junior: Tia Stevens Anderson
Executive Counselor, tenured/senior: Molly Dragiewicz
Secretary/Treasurer: Christina DeJong
3rd International Conference for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy
July 7-10, 2015
Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
The aim of this conference is to reinvigorate debates about the link between social justice, social democracy and the reduction of harm, crime and victimization through the alleviation of inequalities and building of more socially just and inclusive societies. The conference brings together distinguished international speakers from the UK, US, Canada, Latin America, Spain, Europe, New Zealand and Australia.
To submit an abstract visit
Abstracts are due by March 15, 2015
Keynote Speakers
Professor Máximo Sozzo, Universidad Nacional del Litoral, Argentina
Professor Sandra Walklate, University of Liverpool, UK
Panel Speakers
Assistant Professor Avi Brisman, Eastern Kentucky University, US
Professor Chris Cunneen, University of New South Wales, AU
Professor Mona Danner, Old Dominion University, US
Professor Walter S. DeKeseredy, West Virginia University, US
Professor Joe Donnermeyer, Ohio State University, US
Professor Patricia Faraldo Cabana, Universidade Da Corona, Spain
Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe, University of Cambridge, UK
Professor Barry Goldson, University of Liverpool, UK
Dr Jill Guthrie, Australian National University, AU
Professor Keith Hayward, University of Kent, UK
Professor Tony Jefferson, Keele University, UK
Professor Michael Levi, Cardiff University, UK
Professor Scott Poynting, University of Auckland, NZ
Professor Nigel South, University of Essex, UK
Professor Nancy Wonders, Northern Arizona University, US
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Abstracts will be subject to a peer review process and the total number of papers will be limited to 100.
Call for Nominations- 2014 DWC Awards
Nominations are requested for the following Division on Women and Crime awards:
Distinguished Scholar Award which recognizes outstanding contributions to the field of women and crime by an established scholar. The contributions may consist of a single outstanding book or work, a series of theoretical or research contributions, or the accumulated contributions of an established scholar. Eligibility includes scholars who have held a Ph.D. for eight or more years.
New Scholar Award which recognizes the achievements of scholars who show outstanding merit at the beginnings of their careers. Outstanding merit may be based on a single book or work, including dissertation or a series of theoretical or research contributions to the area of women and crime. Eligibility includes scholars who held a Ph.D. for less than eight years.
Lifetime Achievement Award which recognizes scholars upon retirement. We inaugurated this award on our 20th Anniversary, 2004. Scholars receiving this award should have an established career advancing the goals and work of the Division on Women and Crime.
CoraMae Richey Mann "Inconvenient Woman of the Year" Award recognizes the scholar/activist who has participated in publicly promoting the ideals of gender equality and women's rights throughout society, particularly as it relates to gender and crime issues. This award will be granted on an ad hoc basis. Nominations should include specific documentation of public service (news articles, etc) and should describe in detail how this person's activism has raised awareness and interest in the issues that concern the Division on Women and Crime. This award was inaugurated in honor of our 20th Anniversary in 2004.
Saltzman Award for Contributions to Practice
The Saltzman Award for Contributions to Practice recognizes a criminologist whose professional accomplishments have increased the quality of justice and the level of safety for women. The Saltzman Award need not be given every year. It is available to honor unique achievements combining scholarship, persuasion, activism and commitment, particularly work that has made a deep impact on the quality of justice for women, as well as a wide impact (interdisciplinary, international, or cross-cultural).
Graduate Scholar Award
The Graduate Scholar Award recognizes the outstanding contributions of graduate students to the field women and crime, both in their published work and their service to the Division of Women & Crime. Outstanding contributions may include single or multiple published works that compliment the mission of the DWC, and significant work within the Division, including serving as committee members, committee chairs, or executive board members. Preference will be given to those candidates who have provided exceptional service to the DWC. Eligibility includes scholars who are still enrolled in an M.A. or Ph.D. program at the time of their nomination.
Sarah Hall Award
The Sarah Hall Award (established in 2012) recognizes outstanding service contributions to the Division on Women and Crime of the American Society of Criminology and to professional interests regarding feminist criminology. Service may include mentoring, serving as an officer of the Division on Women and Crime, committee work for the ASC, DWC, or other related group, and/or serving as editor or editorial board member of journals and books or book series devoted to research on women and crime. The award is named after Sarah Hall, administrator of the American Society of Criminology for over 30 years, whose tireless service helped countless students and scholars in their careers.
Submission Information
The nominees are evaluated by the awards committee based on their scholarly work, their commitment to women crime as a research discipline, and their commitment to women in crime as advocates, particularly in terms of dedication to the Division on Women and Crime. In submitting your nomination, please provide the following supporting materials: a letter identifying the award for which you are nominating the individual and evaluating a nominee's contribution and its relevance to the award, the nominee's c.v. (short version preferred). No nominee will be considered unless these materials are provided and arrive by the deadline. The committee reserves the right to give no award in a particular year if it deems this appropriate.
Send nominations and supporting materials by Tuesday, October 7, 2014 to:
Jennifer Colanese
Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice
Indiana University South Bend
Wiekamp Hall, Room 2231
South Bend, IN 46634


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This was a great Hotel to stay at. I took a red eye from Boston to Iceland, and arrived at my hotel at 0730. I was able to fully check into my room and eat breakfast for free. The hotel staff also helped me with setting up transportation to the airport.
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This is a clean and comfortable hotel situated approximately 10-15 minutes walk from the centre of Reykjavik (depending on which part you want). We had a sea view from our room window. The staff were extremely helpful more than happy to book any tours you wish to go on. There is free internet access from reception. The room had tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer, tv and shower gel but no fridge or mini bar. The hotel does have a restaurant which provides all meals of the day but we did not eat there so can`t comment on that. Overall an excellent choice of hotel.
I would also like to recommend the golden circle tour of Iceland. This was a full days tour incorporating every major sight you should see if you have a limited amount of time.
We also went to the famous Icebar in the centre of Reykjavik after seeing it in the brochures. Well it is not quite as it seems. You will find this bar attached to a restaurant in the centre. You pay a member of staff approximately Ł13 and for this she gives you a padded coat and leads you to a small empty room with ice walls over the top of brick walls. There she pours you one of a choice of 2 drinks and leaves you on your own to enjoy them. The bar is just an ice table with a few bottles and glasses on it, you can sit on fake fur covered ice seats and when you have finished your one drink and taken your photos you leave. It was a novel experience if you can`t get to the ice hotel and we thought it was worth it for this alone but it is not a bar with a bar person you can stay in for more than one drink.
One last word take a huge amount of spending money, everything here is very expensive ; for eg. 1 litre of viking lager (iceland own brewed) is Ł5-Ł6. A bottle of house wine was Ł30. A normal souvenir t shirt of iceland was Ł25-Ł30. My vegetable dish in an Indian restaurant was Ł20. We came away with hardly any souvenirs but i do still recommend seeing this beautiful country. Stay self catering if you can you will save a fortune and if you want to drink alcohol take some duty free.
Hotel Bjorks an excellent place to stay
Where to start, a fab clean small hotel. Very similar to a travel lodge if you need to compare standards. With v.v. comfortable bed..
The room was spotless and was kept that way by the housekeeping staff (not us!!!) the reception staff was very helpful and knowledgeable and helped us book all our trips. The inclusive breakfast was a real bonus (1 less v.v. expensive meal to pay for!!) and the 10 minute walk into town or back was welcome after many hours sitting on coach tours..
But don't judge this hotel by the pictures, they don't do it justice, forget kerb appeal, it's not the Icelandic way.. Just book a room and spend the extra on your trips and tours...
Excellent value
Just want to agree with everything the other reviews say except that you need to do the glacier trip as well, it was awe inspiring. You can't see the northern lights if you go after the 15th April, the excursions finish then until the winter time. Also at this time of year you can only see the minke whales so its best to leave that trip til summer time. We had to leave at 5am to get an early flight back and we were still provided with breakfast, a nice touch.
Good Quality Hotel
Good quality hotel close to town - you are about 50m from the end of the main shopping street but following the Saebraut round is more attractive if marginally longer. Staff are excellent and the rooms are spotlessly clean. My bed was a bit soft for me but the rest of the facilities were excellent. No it doesn't have a bar, but you can purchase drinks in the restaurant and from reception if you are desperate- and there are supermarkets close by where you can buy beer.
Excellent Budget Hotel
A small, but spotlessly clean hotel with minimalist Icelandic style décor. Very helpful staff, which all speak fluent English, and are happy to book excursions for you, or give you directions. Reasonable spacious rooms with nice bathrooms, (English channels) and a kettle. The 'continental' buffet breakfast is served in the Hotels own restaurant and is very good. Its inclusion saves you a lot of money. The Hotel is ten minutes from the main shopping street. The walk feels very safe. In fact the Bjork is the best budget hotel that I've ever stayed in.
The Hotels Pots & Pans restaurant is very good with some wonderful fish dishes and I'm not ever a fish lover. Other meats are available too. All Icelandic food is expensive, but the specials include soup and salad in the price. Opposite the Hotel is an steak and ribs type American restaurant but I think the Pots & Pans is better especially is you want to try something more traditional.
Only one problem!
This hotel does not have a bar! Cannot fault this hotel. The rooms are nicely decorated and spacious. Reception staff were very helpful. Breakfast was plentiful. Only about a 10 minute walk in to town. As I say, the only problem is that the hotel does not have a bar.
Immaculate inside
We stayed three nights in January and everything about the hotel was excellent: rooms were large and warm (good central heating), clean bathrooms, very modern reception area with helpful staff, large selection at buffet breakfast, parking right outside the door (although only space for a few cars but you can easily park around the corner). It's about 10 minutes walk from the centre which might be the only downside but actually it was quite nice to see the rest of the town. Would definitely stay there again.
Fantastic Hotel
Stayed in this Hotel for 4 nights in January 2006 and i have to say it was basic but really good value for money. Iceland is a very expensive place but the food and people are fantastic. All speak English and are very friendly.Breakfast is included when staying at this hotel which is a real bonus because of the price of food and drink.The rooms are really comfortable and warm,lovely beds and really nice bathrooms.
It's location is ideal just 10 mins walk from the main shopping street (and i mean JUST 10mins)and overlooks the seafront.The center can be quite noisy at night due to the endless prossesion of cars down the main street, so staying here was a bonus.
There are a few excursions but just do the Golden circle Tour and the blue Lagoon you'll see all you need to see.
Airport transferes to Reykjavik are by the Flybus only, about Ł10 eachway.Taxis are 4 times that! takes about 45mins.
If i was to go there again i'd proberbly go in the Summer,more daylight and it's warmer.
Not too bad, not amazing
I booked this hotel after searching endlessly for decent but reasonably priced accommodation in Reykjavik for my boyfriend's 30th birthday. It was expensive by european standards but very reasonable for Iceland. The reception area was very chic and modern, the staff freindly and courteous [unlike alot of the locals we met] and the breakfast is varied and tasty with breads, cheeses, fruits, veg, meats, fish, eggs and pastries. The rooms were a bit of a dissapointment, smaller than I expected with the decor very standard, unlike the reception area. we had two beds pushed together rather than a double as requested. we had a large window with a very nice view of the bay, and the bathroom was perfectly functional. Although the hotel is not bang in the centre, it is as close as you will get for this price. It was about a 10-15 minute stroll to downtown and the main drag. All in all, not too bad at all.
Pleasant and close to town
We stayed here in February 2005 and found it clean, pleasant and close to Reykavik town centre. The room was of a very good size and well heated and it has a great restaurant attached to it - "Pots and Pans" - remember though, that all meals in Iceland are expensive!
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It's time for our 3rd annual Shawls of Fall contest! Bring in your shawl made from yarn purchased at 3 Kittens Needle Arts and you may win one of our prizes. Basic rules are as follows:
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Drake Bell has gone ahead and done it this time.
The former Nickelodeon star has apparently let his role on Splash go to his head, as he took to Twitter over the weekend and positively laid into Justin Bieber.
"Justin Bieber is 5'6" now I understand why you guys love him!!" Bell wrote on Saturday. "He's the same height as all you 12 year olds! I totally get it now sorry guys."
Bell went on to imply that Bieber wears lip gloss, said his character on Drake & Josh would "hate JB" and then went after the star's millions of Beliebers:
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Drake also went after Bieber's song-writing skills last week, only to clarify that he does NOT "hate Justin Bieber." Rather: "His fans are the problem!!"
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oh we're the problem O.o the only problem here is you Drake Bell maybe if you wouldnt insult Justin we wouldnt hate you
Drake Bell, who is 26 and almost 27 years old, is criticizing 19-year old Justin Bieber. It is kind of sad that Drake is jealous of a kid who is 6 or 7 years younger than he is.
I don't like Justin Bieber that much because he is such a douchebag lately but SOME of his songs are actually good now. Drake Bell on the other hand, tried to be a musician, didn't make it, and his songs suck so fucking bad is painful. So he is one to talk.
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Glad someone is putting justin in his place along with all his teen fans. Justin is immature point balnk. He thinks cause he has money he can do what he wants to and get away with it. He's what 19.. Grow up little boy. Your songs suck and girls drull over you only cause of your looks. Be happy with the money you have made and save it cause you are no justin Timberlake honey!!! Your nothing but a trouble maker, a smart ass, and dissrespectful to your elders!! Grow up. Oh and I'm so glad to hear Selena didn't deal with your immature bull crap.. You would have only brought her down too!!
This is proving that Drake bell is just jealous and immature.
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Aussie Open: Djokovic, Federerbring in the greats to helpBy JOHN PYE
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Roger Federer, right, stands with coach Severin Luthi during a practice session ahead of the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia, on Friday.MELBOURNE, Australia Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer witnessed Andy Murrays drought-breaking successes after he hired Ivan Lendl as coach, and decided they were due for an overhaul of a major kind.
Both took on past Grand Slam champions ahead of the Australian Open, with Djokovic recruiting Boris Becker to help him try to win a fourth straight title in Melbourne and Federer working out a part-time deal with Stefan Edberg.
Its great to see other legends of the sport coming back and trying to help the active tennis players during their careers, Djokovic said at Fridays draw. Federer said hed like to see even more tennis greats bringing their experience back to the tour.
Murray stuck with the eight-time major winner, Lendl a partnership that has so far yielded titles at the U.S. Open and Olympics in 2012, and at Wimbledon last year.
The top ranked players havent yet followed the trend for celebrity coaches, though.
Rafael Nadal tried some new therapies on his knees in the offseason but otherwise has an unchanged team led by his uncle Toni, who has guided his career since childhood. It was good enough to win him 10 titles last year and regain the No. 1 ranking after a seven-month absence from the tour.
Serena Williams sought a little bit of extra guidance from a tried and trusted source closer to home this time around, spending time in the offseason with her father, Richard Williams, in Florida to fine-tune parts of her game.
My dad has always been, for me, my greatest coach and the best coach ever, Williams said. He knows when to step back. He knows when to say `Yeah. He knows when to be like, `Ok, this girl is nuts Im not going to say anything right now!
He knows me better than anybody else.
Before her 2013 season, Williams worked out in Mauritius with Patrick Mouratoglous group. After an upset loss in the quarterfinals at Melbourne Park to Sloane Stephens, she rebounded to win 78 of her 82 matches last season.
After opening 2014 with a successful title defense in Brisbane, with Mouratoglou still in the stands, Williams is confident she can end Victoria Azarenkas two-year reign at Melbourne Park.
Even in Brisbane, where she had back-to-back wins over Azarenka and Maria Sharapova, two of her biggest rivals, Williams was getting pointers long-distance from her dad.
He knew what I needed to do. Hes like `Serena, youre not doing A, B, and C, this isnt what we worked on.
She wont get a chance to play Sharapova and Azarenka back-to-back in Melbourne, with both on the opposite side of the draw.
It was a great test. It showed me where my level was, she said. Im happy I was able to play both Maria and Victoria, because they brought their A games against me.
I know now what I need to do for Melbourne.
Williams, who hasnt lost a competitive match since August, starts her Australian Open campaign against Australian teenager Ashleigh Barty, and has 2011 U.S. Open champion Sam Stosur and two-time Australian finalist Li Na in her half of the draw.
Critics have questioned whether Williams can top her achievements of 2013. She won 11 titles, including two majors, became the oldest player to be No. 1 and spent all but seven weeks atop the rankings.
I had a similar question in 2012. I had such a good year winning two Slams and a gold ... I just didnt think I could do better, she said. Arguably I may have done better, so Im just going to be up for that challenge again.
Azarenka and Sharapova coming back after playing just one post-Wimbledon match in 2013 due to hip and shoulder injuries could meet in the semifinals.
Azarenka has a potential fourth-round match against Stephens, who had an upset win over Serena Williams in the quarterfinals last year. Stephens withdrew from the Hopman Cup with a left wrist problem, but is expected to be fit for the seasons first major.
Sharapova was content with her run to the semifinals in Brisbane in her first tournament back from injury. She has been working with Sven Groenefeld as coach. Her first-round match is against Bethanie Mattek-Sands.
Of the Big Four men, three are on a loaded top half of the draw.
Nadal, who won the Qatar Open to start his season, opens against Australias Bernard Tomic and has Murray and Federer in his half. He could meet No. 5-ranked Juan Martin del Potro, the 2009 U.S. Open champion, in the quarterfinals.
Murray lost in the second round at Doha last week, his first tournament since minor back surgery in late September. Federer reached the final at Brisbane, where he lost to another 32-year-old former No. 1, Lleyton Hewitt.
Djokovic has what appears to be an easier path to the final, but Becker has already advised him that theres no such thing as an easy draw at a Grand Slam.
Boris brings (a) new, fresh approach, Djokovic said. He is a true legend of our sport ... and his experience will help me win new trophies.
Djokovic is aiming to be the first man in the Open era to win five Australian titles.
He was in peak form at the end of last season, finishing on a 24-match winning streak after losing the U.S. Open final to Nadal.
With Murray saying it would be unrealistic for him to be considered a top contender for the Australian title, and 17-time major winner Federer saying he probably wouldnt be back in peak form until March or April, Nadal looms as the main obstacle to Djokovics fourth straight Australian title.
He missed the 2013 edition due to injury, so his last match at Melbourne Park was a 5-hour, 53-minute, five-set defeat of Djokovic in the 2012 final.
It has been a decade since Federer won his first Australian title something he commemorated with a fundraising exhibition match in front of 14,000 fans on Rod Laver Arena this week.
After slipping out of the year-end top five for the first time since 2002 and winning just one title, Federer realized he needed a fresh approach. So he called in Edberg, one of his childhood idols, to help out.
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"There are those, who, I think, in a myopic way focus on reducing the size of the federal government and what they really mean is reducing the size of the federal workforce," Gordon said. "Your vigilance in thinking about, and preserving, the appropriate balance between work done by federal employees and by contractors, I think, will be tested."
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Reset the FY2012 budget to the FY2006 level - prior to the massive increases by the progrressives, and both the deficit and the debt problems will suddenly become more manageable. Agencies will have to rescope their goals and objectives, but that is what executives and managers should be doing.
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Cut unnecessary, ineffective, and redundant programs, reduce overlapping authorities, reduce unneeded oversight. Stop the "earmarking" by whatever term is being used today by Congress. The you can adjust the size of the total workforce to the remaining, agreed upon, functions of the government. Managing by Federal FTE count is just plain ignorant. Always has been, always will be.
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Loch Front Bungalow, Ardmay, Outdoor Hot Tub
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Unique tranquil loch front setting in the Arrochar Alps located only 45 minutes from Glasgow City Centre, or 55 minutes from the Ski Centre in Glencoe. A spacious house consisting of three 3 bedrooms, bedroom 1 superkingsize, bedroom 2 king size. bedroom 3 bunk beds, , large lounge with panoramic views only 10 ft from the waters edge at high tide. Large dining conservatory and kitchen with walk in pantry. All bedrooms have flatscreen tv's, the kitchen has a 32 inch and the living room has a 52 inch plasma. Large outdoor hot tub. You simply will not find a better waterside location. The only thing we overlook is the view !
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player, Boat available, Sea view
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone, Safe, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|1 Sofa beds, Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ, Bicycles available, Swing set, Trampoline
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"Location out of this world"
Fantastic place. Ideal for a Scottish get away. Great location with easy access to lots of great tourist attractions. The house had everything. Hot tub, verandah directly on the loch, conservatory, fishing boat and good pub 15mins walk away.
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16 Aug 2014
"Holiday to Loch Lomond"
Very comfortable stay in this well equiped spacious cottage situated on the shoreline of loch long. The hosts were very pleasant and eager to please.The cottage is on the edge of loch lomond national park and in easy reach of Tarbet and Inveraray and we even spent a day visiting Blair Drummond safari park about 1 hour drive away. The weather was variable during our stay however we found lots to do in the nearby villages of Balloch and Luss which were equally scenic. This is where we found lots of good restaurants and access to the banks of Loch Lomond. On the good days we made use of the barbecue and fabulous outdoor hot tub supplied. This gave us time to admire the great view of the cobbler which is apparently a munroe. We left this for the more energetic and admired it from the hot tub. Our teenagers spent most of the time outdoors on the beach or on the Loch itself which we could access from the outdoor stairs to the beach. The only downside was the lack of a large supermarket. The village of Arrochar has a range of well equipped small shops but the only large one was in Balloch.
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