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Regal Entertainment Group (NYSE: RGC), a leading motion picture exhibitor owning and operating the largest theatre circuit in the United States, today announced fiscal fourth quarter 2013 results.
Total revenues for the fourth quarter ended December 26, 2013 were $739.9 million compared to total revenues of $721.4 million for the fourth quarter ended December 27, 2012 (1). Net income attributable to controlling interest was $24.0 million in the fourth quarter of 2013 compared to $36.3 million in the fourth quarter of 2012 (1). Diluted earnings per share was $0.15 for the fourth quarter of 2013 compared to $0.23 during the fourth quarter of 2012 (1). Adjusted diluted earnings per share (2) was $0.17 for the fourth quarter of 2013 compared to $0.27 during the fourth quarter of 2012 (1). Adjusted EBITDA (3) was $125.8 million for the fourth quarter of 2013 and $150.6 million for the fourth quarter of 2012 (1). Reconciliations of non-GAAP financial measures are provided in the financial schedules accompanying this press release.
"We are pleased to report that a healthy box office environment combined with the impact of our recent acquisitions enabled us to generate record total revenue and Adjusted EBITDA for the second consecutive year," stated Amy Miles, CEO of Regal Entertainment Group. "The increase in our recurring quarterly dividend to $0.22 per share illustrates our confidence in the Company's ability to generate significant free cash flow and our commitment to returning value to stockholders," Miles continued.
Regal's Board of Directors also today declared a cash dividend of $0.22 per Class A and Class B common share, payable on March 14, 2014, to stockholders of record on March 4, 2014. The Company intends to pay a regular quarterly dividend for the foreseeable future at the discretion of the Board of Directors depending on available cash, anticipated cash needs, overall financial condition, loan agreement restrictions, future prospects for earnings and cash flows as well as other relevant factors.
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Definitions for backfieldˈbækˌfild
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
the members of a football team who, on offense, are stationed behind the linemen and, on defense, behind the linebackers.
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their positions considered as a unit.
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1910–15, Amer.
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the offensive football players who line up behind the linemen
The area of play behind either the offensive or defensive line.
The players positioned in this area.
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I know! It looks like Eddie isn't just going to back off either... I like him but it's looking scary, his facial expression, kwim? He should have never given Jackie that oxy, even he said it's super powerful. It looked like in next week's scenes that it knocks her out?? It did crack me up that O'Hare got her to smoke a cig - O'Hare just slays me LOL!!
Coop with the flowers and ta da! Gum! We cracked up! I feel so bad for Zoe. Although that diner scene with Mo Mo and the other guy (name?) and her was funny - you're gay! D'oh! Mrs. Akalitus (the hosp admin) is really growing on me, I am really liking her more and more :)
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In the fourth episode of Fly Girl, Lindsay Mendez, Derek Klena and Katie Rose Clarke show fans how the Wicked cast has fun backstage. Also, Mendez takes your questions and then interviews Adam Grupper, the Wizard.July 25, 2013
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Before Fly Girl, there was the Oz Blog! Andy Karl, who stars in Jersey Boys and will headline Rocky, offered much more than a backstage peek into his time as Fiyero. Celebrate 10 years of Wicked with a mega-mix of these wacky original theme songs!October 29, 2013
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APH/Evans offers 7 Taps: A belgian ale, which was served in the proper glass; a mildly hoppy "Pump Station Pale Ale," boasting three varieties of hops; a porter ("State Street"), with an abv of 5.5; and, on a similar note, a malty brown ale at 5.6. (By the way, Tom (see previous entry), it is called "Kick-Ass" Brown.) Decent place worth stopping by when in the Albany area - or on the way to Vermont.
Tim was behind the bar after a day off and the phone kept him very busy. All that said his service was only down to great from the usual awesome.
Their Hefe {my favorite] was unavailable so i had a sampler and got a pleasant suprise. 6 beers in the sampler Scottish Light true to their description and much better than I expected as i prefer spicy sweet beers or Dark Beers. Quakenbush Blond was good but not my style. Next was very pleasant surprise indeed, Belgian Pale. I drink a lot of craft beers and this one is a delight, a Hefe style spiciness and a pleasant balance of hops at the end that i usually dont prefer but wow. After that Rowlands Porter, Pumping Station Pale, and finally Kick Ass Brown, all good as usual. Before I move on to the food I would like to say their conistent beer quality amazes me.
The Veggie Burger. Beans, corn, bun, LTO, guacamole, chipotle mayo and smoked mozz. Great, we opted for the sweet potato fies and they were also great. Thanx Mr. Evans for keeping a fine establishment up to par all the time even down to clean bathrooms.
I'm the Brewmaster at the Pump Station. I'm responding to Robin Inman's recent review describing poor service at our eastablishment. Since this site allows reviews with no way to contact the writer, I am forced to take up space here.
There is no excuse for the rude behavior you received, and for that I apologize. I do wish you had spoken to a manager or at least e-mailed us before writing a negative review on the internet, where it will likely persist long after the offending server has left our restaurant. We work hard to make every customer's experience a good one. If something is not to one's liking we will do our best to make it better, but we need to be told about the problem to act on it.
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my wife came through the drive through at mcdonalds where i used to work and asked me to *** in her burger so i took a pattie and jerked off onto it with another employee "it was late at night" we both cumed on it made it into a burger and watched her eat it.
Late Saturday night at a bar in Georgetown, DC, I was with my GF, who was wearing a long summer skirt that was like a peasant skirt or something. She was always adventurous. The barstools happened to be at exactly the right height so that when I stood up, my **** was just at the level of the seat of her barstool. I mentioned this to her and first she spread her legs so I could show her how it could work. Then after another drink she excused herself to the bathroom and returned without her panties on. The place was fairly crowded, and I stood up as she turned and faced me still seated and arranged her voluminous skirt around my waist in front. I was already rockhard so I unzipped and pulled it out and moved in. She was totally wet and I slid right into her and we started ******* right there. We didn't move too much so it wasn't completely noticeable and it just looked as if I were standing close to her. I whispered in her ear which made it look even less dramatic than it was. Then she half-turned her upper body and was mostly facing the bar with her hips still in my direction as we continued. She even took a sip of her drink and looked around the bar at the other customers. At one point the bartender, whom I knew, figured it out and just smiled from down the bar at me. Later he came up and said, "Care for another ****-tail?" and my GF and I both laughed. Pretty soon I told her I was going to shoot and she said, "just let me have it all inside." So I did, trying not to groan as I usually do and she was saying, "Oh, that feels so nice..." When I stopped we didn't move for a minute or so and then she took a couple bar napkins and moved them under her skirt so she could staunch the flow a bit as I tucked myself back in my pants. Then I slowly moved back from her and she let her skirt fall down naturally and got up for the bathroom. I leaned back on my barstool and finally sat back on it and awaited her return. I looked around and no one seemed to be looking at me in any unusual way. Later, Bennie, the barman, said to us, "Well, folks, I think that was a first for the bar." It was for us, too, and I wish we had done it again.
That sounds like great fun!
In my Wife's friends drink. she dared me to jerkoff in her drink and not tell my wife. she drank her cocktail and my *** while talking with my wife
awesome great idea
I wonder who enjoyed that drink the most. probably her. like saying I pissed on your property and you don't know it. what a head trip for her.
When I was 16 I had a really hot girlfriend and we had been on a date when I took her home-I didn't dare take her home late for her dad was a real hardass. We said goodnight and she went upstairs. I started talking to her dad and he told me to have a seat. He turned on some **** and we jacked off together. Some of my *** shot over towards him and landed on his chest. He just laughed. My girlfriend, her stepmom, and her 2 brothers were all upstairs. He was really cool after that. He actually let me spend the night on several occassions. I became friends with my girlfriends 2 brothers and ended up jacking off with both of them several different times. And then I had sex finally with my girlfriend in her room upstairs about 4 months later. Her 2 brothers heard us and peeped on us without us knowing. They were 13 and 14. They joked about it with me all the time, how they saw me bone their sister. I jacked off with her dad a few more times, once in the shower when we all went camping together. Him and his 2 sons and me all were showering in a campground shower and they started joking around and before I knew it we were all jacking off at the same time. The last time was when her dad had me watch a homemade film he had made of him screwing some other woman. It was really hot, I think she may have been a prostitute. He offered to hook me up with her but my girlfriend and I broke up soon after that and I rarely see any of them except one of her brothers which I am still really good friends with.
i love that story,
how about her mom?
I was thinking the same thing. Poor lady
after seeing the answer from theonewhodid, i'm done with mcdonalds! lol
I disagree. Sounds like the only good thing in a Big Mac.
good for you. you're welcomed to my share.
I usually work days but my plant had us switch shifts for a month and I got off early in the morning and ran a few errands. It was about 11 AM and thought about going home to bed when I passed a bar. I did not think it was even open but stopped anyway. There was a young lady at the bar but I sat down away from her. I ordered a drink and she said order me one too. When I did she come down and sat beside me. She said why don't we go sit in a booth. It was the days of the mini skirt and as she sat down, she flipped it up exposing her bare puss, F--- me she says. What are you crazy we can't f--- here. She reached over and took out mt d--- and started stroking me and then put her mouth on it and sucked me. I feltmyself about to come and she took it out of her mouth and asked if I was ready. I did not want her to see that she had got me off so fast so I put my d--- back and my pants, muttered something about crazy ***** and walked out of the bar shooting down the side of my leg. I guess I could of handled it better. About 5 minutes from the time I entered until I left, did not even get to finish my beer.
in my mothers bedroom just as she walked in and caught me in the act dressed in clothes and makeup spraying her carpet and her shoes, luckily she smiled and went back downstairs
i waanked into my stepdaughters cornflakes without her knowing..it was so horny watching her EAT my cream...needed another waank after that
did she know
Love feeding my load like that...I do my family as well...
Since I get naked anywhere possible, I have also shot loads in many places, including some of those mentioned in other stories. I have been naked and *** on the roof of a tall office building. One of the times I was sneaking around nude in a hotel late at night I got so excited in the fire exit only stairwell that I left some nice stains on those already-dirty seldom used concrete steps.

The most public was on subway train. It was late at night, and I figured out that two of the suburban stops were almost 10 full minutes apart, there were no cameras on the trains, and walking between train cars was prohibited. Being alone in the rear car, I checked and saw there was no one in the car in front of me either, so nobody could get up and look through any window at me. I was so nervous and excited, knowing that the opportunity was there. I was already barefoot.

Even though nobody could see me, I still picked up a newspaper and pretended to read it in such a way that covered up much of my body, took my pants and underwear completetly off. I bent down low in the seat and took of my shirt and put it right back on. I just wanted to know I had been completely naked on the train. At that exact moment, I shot an amazing load all over the back of the seat in front of me. Then I got dressed, and got off the train quickly at the next station.
u r the **** of *****,,,, i love what u did.... i did and still do the same stuff but im not in ny. u rock bro,,,, it sounds like ure **** rocks.
In my future wifes mouth in the back seat of a full van her parents were driving.
Sitting on my front porch. I was a teen.

A blackbird was on top of a pole and I shot my load it at. Hit it too. I think I was using a .22 calibre long-rifle.
On a dare, me and a girlfriend got completely naked and had anal sex in the middle of a well lit parking lot at some apartments late at night. We had the 4 friends we were hanging out with standing there watching us and a couple of cars drove by while we were doing it.
that is sooooooo koooool, i would love to see that. i love ******* and jacking so people can watch......
Back Room of my lovers work place seconds later a customer came in she had to wait on her with my *** running out of her
In an adult theater (with lots of people watching)

On a nude beach (again with lots of people watching)

In a dance club (you guessed it...with lots of people watching)

In the hallway of a hotel (unfortunately with no one watching)

On the front steps of our house late at night

In a car at highway speed (after a long slow *******)

Under a tree in a cemetary within 50ft of a busy highway

On a golf green at a local country club

On the tennis court in the middle of a city park

In my dorm room (with the door open)

In the lobby of my dorm (across from the elevators)

In the hallway outside my parents bedroom (while watching them ****)

On a chaise lounge next to the family pool

In the group shower at my coed college dorm

On a picnic table at an interstate rest stop

Oh ya, I almost forgot - In the stacks at my college library
In my wifes coffee cup. She didn't like me to *** in her mouth but she loved that brand of coffee.
In junior hi libary, after a guy sucked me off.
In my girlfriends (now wife) ***, while in her family TV room, with her Mum Dad and sister in the room watching TV.
I *** in my sisters food and then stir it up and watch her eat it. Shakes, cereal,on her pizza. Ive also came in her underwear and left them in her room. Ive jacked off many times in a cup and put it in the freezer until i get a huge load. then i warmed it up and filled up a babies medicine dropper and while my sister slept i slide it under her underwear and unloaded it on her ***** while she slept. One night she got up off the couch and she thought she peed her self.She had *** dripping down her leg.
I was an altar boy and was jacking off under my robes during church services regularly. Sometimes the boy next to me and I would have a kinda race to see who could *** first. Never got caught!
Attending a wedding in Dania, FL. My friends and I were were setting up for the reception

located in the lower level of the church. Soon a few of the bridesmaids showed-up and began

to help. Shortly after they arrived, I hooked-up with a young lady I didn't know. Somehow we ended-

up in the maint. closet. Well, one thing led to another. Next thing I knew, my pants were off and I

was being sucked and stroked. About a dozen people asked, young lady, where did that stain

come from on your dress?
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The rapport of the of the 12 musicians, communicated to the audience in
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their experience playing together as members of the Berlin Philharmonic
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17 March 2014
16 March 2014
Think Music Heals?
Trombone Player Begs To Differ
by Diane OrsonEach day, thousands of music students head to band practice with their trumpets, trombones and saxophones. But they may want to pay a bit more attention to the way they clean out their instruments when rehearsal is over. One musician in Connecticut learned the hard way about the dangers of not cleaning his horn — after he developed a condition that's being called "trombone players' lung."
"I coughed. I had a horrible deep barking cough — especially when I played trombone. I had a sore throat, lost 60 pounds at a time, had a low-grade fever," he says. "It was a huge hindrance."
The Stuff Inside
Doctors thought Bean had asthma, but none of the usual therapies worked. After 15 years, Bean went on vacation for the first time without his trombone — and felt better. He began to wonder if the instrument could be making him sick.
A doctor at the University of Connecticut took a culture from inside his horn.
"Then he calls me up and says, 'Scott, we know what's in your trombone,'"
Read more HERE
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14 March 2014
Tine Thing Helseth (Norway)
Helseth started to play trumpet at the age of 7 and studies at the Barratt Due Institute of Music in Oslo.
Born in 1987, Tine belongs to a new generation of Norwegian soloists and indeed a new generation of brass soloists all together, perhaps more influenced by the idiom of string players and singers than what used to be the case. Tine's approach to music is refreshingly focused and straightforward, with an extra touch of artistic magic that reaches everyone who hears her playing.
Tine Thing Helseth is already one of the leading trumpet soloists of her generation. Already in her short career Helseth has appeared as a soloist with, amongst others, the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Vienna Chamber Orchestra, the Zurich Chamber Orchestra, Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra, Ulster Orchestra, Philharmonie Baden-Baden, all the major Norwegian orchestras and further afield with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.
More about Tine HERE
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13 March 2014
Bay Colony Brass (USA)
Bay Colony Brass is one of the few large brass ensembles (or brass choirs) of its kind in the United States. Composed of twenty players, the group performs a broad range of repertoire spanning five centuries of brass and orchestral music, vocal music, Broadway shows, and even the occasional pop song. They play three sets of concerts a year plus two Christmas programs at various sites in the Boston area. Bay Colony Brass is a volunteer organization and registered 501c3 nonprofit in Massachusetts.
American orchestra and opera conductor Channing Yu begins his first season as Music Director and Conductor of Bay Colony Brass. He is also Music Director of the Mercury Orchestra in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the national winner of the 2010 American Prize in Orchestral Conducting in the community orchestra division.
He has previously served as Artistic Director and Conductor of the Lowell House Opera, the oldest opera company in New England, where he conducted over thirty fully staged performances with orchestra, including Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, Richard Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier, Puccini's Turandot, Verdi's Otello, and Puccini's Tosca. For his musical direction of Tosca, he was awarded second prize in the 2011 American Prize in Opera Conducting national competition.
More info HERE
Channing Yu, Music Director
He has previously served as Artistic Director and Conductor of the Lowell House Opera, the oldest opera company in New England, where he conducted over thirty fully staged performances with orchestra, including Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, Richard Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier, Puccini's Turandot, Verdi's Otello, and Puccini's Tosca. For his musical direction of Tosca, he was awarded second prize in the 2011 American Prize in Opera Conducting national competition.
More info HERE
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19 February 2014
Copper in the Arts
The Art and History of Brass Musical InstrumentsBy Donna Dvorak
Robert Meredith Willson is belted out in a parade with copper and brass musical instruments gleaming like a beautiful sea of copper.
But, what comprises a brass instrument? Anthony Baines, author of European & American Musical Instruments, states that brass instruments are defined as instruments that produce a tone by vibration of the lips as the player blows into a tubular resonator. Also known as labrosones, brass instruments are constructed of brass and other corrosion resistant, easy-to-fabricate copper alloys.
The actual description of brass instruments are dependent on the overtone series first studied and analyzed by the Greek philosopher Pythagoras. A string or vibrating air column in the case of a brass instrument will tend to vibrate at certain frequencies based on the length of the string or tube. The fundamental pitch is the lowest natural note with other possible notes one octave above the fundamental, followed by a perfect fifth, fourth and up. Modern brass instruments usually alter the length of the tubing through valves, including the slide still used by today's trombonists. The Roman Tuba, Lituus and Buccina, and other early brass instruments were made of bronze combined with animal horns, like the Scandinavian lur, and the Roman cornu.
Getzen Brass Instruments: Then and NowMusical instruments are a long-standing family tradition of the Getzen family that began in 1939 in a converted dairy barn behind their family home in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. Three employees concentrated on band instrument repair and they produced their first trombones in 1946. They're now producers of world-class trumpets, cornets, fluegelhorns, and trombones.
"Now, we make approximately 15,000 instruments a year and we send them all over the world," says Brett Getzen, Special Projects Manager and great-grandson of the founder Anthony James Getzen. "Tony originally worked for another band instrument manufacturer but, in 1939, branched out to start his own company. When he began building horns in the late 1940's, he used a copper trim. Copper has also been used for quite a while to create resonant bells. We have two kinds of copper bells - one made here from copper tubing for the bell and the other kind is electroplated. They take a steel mandrel and plate copper onto that until it's thick enough to break away - and then you have a bell blank. When you create a bell for a trumpet you spin it on a lathe to get the tapered look, and the blank looks like a bell that, at that point, isn't the right size - yet. At that time in the production, it can become several things. One example is several different bells on trumpets. The rate of paper to the bell, the size of the throat and flare determines how the horn sounds and plays, so according to what you're trying to achieve, we make these copper blanks into different bells, depending on how we spin them. The largest copper instrument we have is the trumpet bell. We also use copper in our plating and use copper plate as a basecoat before we do a silver plating. We put a thick layer of copper on before we put the silver on because the copper makes the silver more illustrious and provides a distinguished tone, as well."
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18 February 2014
Wisemann Brass Ensemble (China)
The Wisemann Brass Ensemble is an exciting new professional brass ensemble based in Beijing, China and is Asia's first ever independent professional brass ensemble.
The ensemble features the current and former principal brass players of China's professional orchestras such as the China Philharmonic Orchestra, Beijing Symphony Orchestra, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, China Central Opera Orchestra, and China National Centre for the Performing Arts Orchestra.
Wisemann offer several ensemble formations to suit all occasions. The quintet consists of 2 trumpets, french horn, trombone, and tuba and has a wide repertoire of music ranging from Jazz and Popular to Classical and Contemporary. The trio consists of trumpet, trombone and tuba and is very well suited to performing Jazz and Latin music as well as popular classical repertoire.
More info HERE
The ensemble features the current and former principal brass players of China's professional orchestras such as the China Philharmonic Orchestra, Beijing Symphony Orchestra, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, China Central Opera Orchestra, and China National Centre for the Performing Arts Orchestra.
Wisemann offer several ensemble formations to suit all occasions. The quintet consists of 2 trumpets, french horn, trombone, and tuba and has a wide repertoire of music ranging from Jazz and Popular to Classical and Contemporary. The trio consists of trumpet, trombone and tuba and is very well suited to performing Jazz and Latin music as well as popular classical repertoire.
More info HERE
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04 February 2014
Paul Higgs (UK) new CD Pavane
Celebrated trumpeter and composer Paul Higgs has created many albums throughout his time as
a successful musician, but this is his first to blend the genres of classical and jazz music. Paul
has never felt restricted by musical boundaries and wanted to make "an album that combined the
freedom of jazz with the rich sonorities of classical music". Pavane presents pieces in song form
in a classical style with an emphasis on melody and counterpoint.
The jazz ensemble featured on the album is complemented by a string section with classical
guitar, and highlighted by the melodious sounds of a cello. Paul's trumpet flows throughout with a
voice that is in turn seductive, playful and intriguing. His consummate skill and seemingly
effortless technique produce a sound of unearthly beauty. In Pavane he presents an infinitely
varied world expressed through melody, atmosphere and sensitivity. Each piece shows us a new
soundscape, and the exquisite sound of his trumpet transports us through each one in turn, with
the romantic grandeur of a film score.
"Paul Higgs is one of the most gifted composers and musicians. I'm very proud to see the
success he's currently enjoying." Bill Ashton OBE, Musical Director, NYJO. As a young man Paul
Higgs was already renowned for his skill, and worked with luminaries such as Peggy Lee, Buddy
Greco, Rosemary Clooney (indeed – George Clooney's aunt) and John Williams. Paul toured with
the much-loved Norman Wisdom and Bob Monkhouse. As a composer, he has written a
commission for the Proms, has had music published by Oxford University Press and Stanza
Music, and has published music himself. He has also written music for film, TV and radio, as well
as theatre.
"Paul Higgs is a world-class composer and trumpet player, and this collection conclusively proves
the point!" Digby Fairweather: BBC presenter (Radio 2 and 3), and jazz trumpeter.
More information about Higgs HERE. His Pavane CD and digital download tracks from that recording are available at online sales sites such as CDbaby, Amazon, iTunes, eMusic, Rhapsody and many others.
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24 January 2014
The Bull Horns (Austria)
No, not the march or folk music. The Bull Horns blowing rock and roll classics. The Bull Horns give the Beatles, AC / DC, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, a new sound as you've never heard it. And it joins jazz superstar James Morrison for four album tracks. The fresh sound is so far away from their important roots in the provinces, such as the electric guitars, sax, trumpet, trombone and tuba. Only the drums are somehow a connection between old school rock and daring, successful transposition of Brass clichés and present to the Brass future.
More HERE
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17 September 2013
Miraphone Tuba Quartett (France)
Our initial friendship was followed by a mutual passion for music and our pleasure to play together soon led to the creation of a tuba quartet which was to become 3 years later , at Miraphone's request, the Miraphone Tuba Quartett.
For 16 years now we've been striving to change the image of out instrument throughout the world. During our concerts we aim to ally virtuosity humour and musicality.
With 3 CDs and more than 250 concerts performed in 17 different countries, we celebrate our 15 years of existence with (and we are very proud of this) the four same members.''
• From 9 till 21 December 2013 China and Taiwan tour
More HERE
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09 September 2013
Bala Brass (USA)
The award-winning Bala Brass thrills audiences around the globe with their infectious spirit, daring and exciting programming, and exceptional performances. A brass quintet dedicated to furthering the art of brass music performance, Bala was the first group of its kind to be invited to participate in the 2002 Osaka International Chamber Music Festa in Osaka, Japan. The Boston area chamber ensemble was also awarded the bronze medal at the 2001 Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, as well as being honored as a finalist in the 2001 Coleman Chamber Music Competition.
In their efforts to promote the brass ensemble genre, Bala enjoys collaborations with a diverse group of composers and artists and actively commissions new works. Recent commissions and world premiers include Robert Bradshaw's Revealed, Norman Bolter's Shorelight Breeze, Whitman Brown's Knuckleball, and Jeremy Spindler's As It Went By. Many of these works have been premiered at the International Trumpet Guild Conferences (2006, 2009, 2012) and the International Tuba and Euphonium Conference (2008).
Bala is excited to be heading into the studio for their debut CD recording on the Beauport Classical label. This summer Bala will travel to the University of South Carolina's campus to record a CD of exciting brass music. The CD will include premiere recordings of works by Dana Wilson, Robert Bradshaw, and Laurence Bitensky.
More HERE
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01 September 2013
Trumpets Not Guns (New Orleans USA)
To help preserve the culture of traditional jazz and to enrich the lives of children through music, not violence, by providing musical instruments to the youth of the City of New Orleans.
With an array of support from the community, our local jazz artists, and The Grillot Family, we plan to raise money musically, to help get guns out of the hands of our youth and replace them with trumpets and other musical instruments.
Our goal is to help local schools and other music foundations get the instruments that are so badly needed into the hands of our children. Get the guns out, put the trumpets in, and take back our streets one horn at a time.
More info HERE.
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Riverside Brass Quintet (UK)
The Riverside Brass Quintet is an experienced brass ensemble who offer a diverse range of genres, suitable for any occasion: whether it be playing at parties or corporate events, to classical wedding music (not to mention a selection of current/jazz tunes) and even an exciting Christmas entertainment package which they run annually from November-December, Riverside Brass Quintet have it covered!
'So, if you're looking for corporate party ideas, to hire musicians, or just check out one of the latest live bands in London, please don't hesitate to get in touch. We hope you'll enjoy having a look around!'
The music is HERE.
'So, if you're looking for corporate party ideas, to hire musicians, or just check out one of the latest live bands in London, please don't hesitate to get in touch. We hope you'll enjoy having a look around!'
The music is HERE.
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By Tyler Logan
From: Mammoth Lakes, CA
Jan 11, 2007
rating: 5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c
|Probably the most striking route in the area. Worth doing for its position, exposure and length. An interesting move or two midway up the crack make it seem more like a 5.8 than a 5.7. It is not necessary to clip the old bolt as there are plenty of other protection opportunities. This route can be well protected with a standard rack.
By John Hegyes
From: Las Vegas, NV
Mar 9, 2007
|Why is this listed as PG-13? There is plenty of pro on this route.
By Eric T.
From: St. Augustine, Florida
Mar 21, 2011
|I agree. I am a fairly new leader and thought this route to be easier than other 5.7's such as Mr. Misty Kiss or Double Cross. It is a good line and there is plenty of pro. I wish I had known about that sling anchor instead of downclimbing the backside.


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People always ask me…"Is it hard not having all your stuff?" I say "No, I always travel with my Vitamix! That and my toothbrush. Good to go."
Happy Holidays….Ring in the New Year! Yes, my Vitamix is always with me. Thought I'd help you out with some recipes for this season. Of course, I use my Vitamix most for green smoothies. It always surprises me that I can drink these on cold winter mornings. Your body gets used to having them and starts to crave them. The past few days I was able to purchase some great organic cukes from the local store and have been juicing them in my Champion. A great start to a day filled with healthy eating. Then a great way to end the day is with some raw ice cream from the Champion using the blank screen. It's tough to eat healthy, especially during this time. Try eating raw veggies or drinking water before your big meal. If I start the day with something healthy and then eat a big salad for lunch, I feel a lot better if I splurge a little at dinner. Plus I'm not as hungry. My body has already gotten a lot of good nutrients and vitamins for breakfast and lunch.
Banana Cream Pie (Raw) This is for my brother!
Crust: 3 cups walnuts, soaked and dehydrated (you can buy these in health food stores) 1/4 cup dates, pitted and soaked (3 hours or more) 1/2 tspn Bragg Liquid Aminos or pinch of salt
Filling: 2 cups young coconut meat, 3 medium ripe bananas, cut into pieces 2/3 cup macadamia nuts, soaked 10 dates, pitted and soaked 2 Tblspns psyllium husks powder 1/2 cup water of one young coconut 2 Tblspns alcohol-free vanilla extract or 1/2 vanilla bean 4 ripe bananas
For the crust: Using your food processor, finely grind the walnuts to a crumble. Add the 1/4 cup dates and Braggs and process until combined. The mixture should be slightly sticky. Press the dough into a pie plate. You can dehydrate overnight if you want a crunchy crust.
For the filling: In a Vitamix or strong blender, combine the coconut meat and coconut water, bananas, macadamia nuts, 10 dates, psyllium, and vanilla. Blend until very smooth and creamy. Stir in the sliced bananas and spread this filling evenly over the crust. You can decorate the top with sliced bananas, tossing them in lemon juice to prevent browning first.
This is so easy, right? Even if you do not eat a raw diet, all of these ingredients are found in your local store. Treat your family and loved ones with something they'd never expect. And they will be sure to love it.
Did you happen to catch one of the episodes of "Dinner Impossible", where the chef was at Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Factory in VT and he made these really weird ice cream concoctions? Well here's one that sounds weird, but is rather lovely!
Banana Ice Cream with Date Carob Sauce (Raw)
6 bananas, peeled and frozen
Sauce: 1 cup dates, soaked 1/2 vanilla bean, chopped 4 black olives, pitted 3 Tblspns raw carob powder 1/2 tspn ground cinnamon 1 cup water
Use your Champion with the blank screen to process the frozen bananas. They will come out looking and tasting like soft serve ice cream. For the sauce, in your blender, combine all ingredients until smooth and creamy. If it's thick, add water. Add anything else that sounds interesting to you for a sauce….strawberries, orange…you get the idea.
Thanks, Chef Kelly Serbonich for these great ideas!
Here's a recipe from a Paula Deen magazine. It's simple and you can use store bought pudding or make your own with raw ingredients and freeze. Use the recipe above for the vanilla ice cream and add carob for the chocolate. I hope you'll try the living food way, this is a great start. You can also eliminate the nuts if you'd like.
Frozen Striped Mousse
1 3.9 ounce package instant chocolate pudding 2 cups heavy whipping cream, divided 2 cups milk, divided 1 3.3 ounce package instant white-chocolate pudding 1/2 cup finely chopped pecans.
In a bowl, combine chocolate pudding, 1 cup cream, and 1 cup milk. Beat until thickened. In a separate bowl, combine white chocolate pudding, 1 cup cream, 1 cup milk and beat until thickened. Take 8 (7 ounce) paper cups and spoon 2 Tblspns chocolate into them. Add a layer of nuts then a layer of 2 Tblspns of the vanilla mix and repeat again. Freeze overnight. Invert the cups and peel back the cup. Garnish with chocolate sauce or fresh fruit.
Enjoy your holiday! And remember….less is more. It's nice to share.


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Everyone is always talking about the Elite icing from HEB. Well I finally tried some this weekend and the smell of it reminds me of marshmallow fondant. Is this a marshmallow icing. Does anyone know? People keep asking for cakes with this sort of icing.
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For those wanting to spec out their new 2015 Cadillac Escalade and Escalade ESV, a new mini-configurator is live on the automaker's consumer site. Although Cadillac hasn't revealed pricing for the 2015 Escalade, the luxury SUV will be available in three trim levels, three interior combinations, seven paint colors, and three wheel styles.
The standard 2015 Escalade comes well equipped including magnetic ride control, LED headlamps and taillamps, chrome 20-inch seven-spoke alloy wheels, and front and rear park assist. Inside, the standard model features a 12-inch reconfigurable instrument cluster, CUE infotainment with Bose audio and navigation, leather seating with 12-way heated and cooled front seats and heated second-row seats, heated leather-wrapped steering wheel with power tilt and telescoping column, and power-fold flat third-row seats.
Stepping up to Escalade Luxury model adds 22-inch dual seven-spoke painted alloy wheels with chrome inserts, Driver Awareness Package (Safety Alert Seat, Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Alert), Side-Blind Zone Alert, Lance Change Assist, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, IntelliBeam headlights, second-row power release fold-and-tumble seats, sunroof, and full-color head-up display.
The Escalade Premium model adds even more active safety features with the standard Driver Assist Package (Front Automatic Braking, Rear Automatic Braking, Automatic Collision Preparation, Full-speed Adaptive Cruise Control) as well as illuminated exterior door handles and a rear-seat entertainment system with 9-inch ceiling-mounted screen.
All 2015 Escalade models are powered by a 420-hp 6.2-liter V-8 mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. Rear-drive is standard and all-wheel-drive is available on all models. Available paint colors include Dark Granite Metallic, Radiant Silver Metallic, Black Raven, White Diamond Tricoat, Silver Coast Metallic, Crystal Red Tintcoat, and Majestic Plum Metallic. A 22-inch seven-spoke alloy wheel with a machined finish is also available. Inside, the leather interior is available in three color combinations: Shale with Cocoa accents, Jet Black with Jet Black accents, and Kona Brown with Jet Black accents.
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there you go leann ,love you
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Carlos da Silva Jr.
So beautiful
Good one
that is my car
hi guys dis is massively huges. pls who is the next jesus to provd
Alajam seniii
How much? I am beginning to like this truck more each day.
يارب يرزقك حبيبي أحلى منها
I like this also
chow lindo kkkkkkkkkk
I call it car.
Like this monster...
Igazi niga járgány!!!
So beautifu (Y)
Dude that's just my opinion!! Every car company have they're flaws but this are the better looking SUV's out there
They've always made beautiful trucks but, "Gotta" see 1 up close.
lol are you kidding...GM get better looking every year?! Have you seen there UGLY trucks they come out with for the past 5-7 years...
looks way better than the suburban
È`um prazer esta no facebook fazendo novas amizades Decente
Nao esquecam de curtir o mas novo susseso o turbinado jamaica moreno altoria e realização em gravaçao de musica com o cantor jamaica moreno no 4shared kkkkkkkkkkkkk o ano mudor mas eu mesmo nao mudei nadar kkkkkkkkkkk continuo jamaica moreno reggae com muito orgulho boa noite
That's a nice one
Rappers everywhere are screaming with delight.
Moataz Ibrahim
I prefer this car.
Thinking I want a new one
sp its a fancy Terrain?
In your face backwards
Looks good
Nice Beast !:)
Rolling Art !!
Que lindo!
All my baby mommy's need one of these
Why ? To ugly
Arabanı kralı
i hope so :'(


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Pergolas never go out of style; these lattice-topped, open-air structures have been beloved by shade-seekers since the Renaissance. For over a century, PM has published plans readers can use to build their own backyard oases. Here are five of our favorite pergola plans.
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Olay offers a fairly large selection of skin-care products sold at drugstores and mass-market stores. Although Olay's products are not as diversified as Neutrogena's or as attractive as L'Oreal's, Olay has come a long way from its star product being a soft pink lotion designed to make skin younger (yet it was and is just a badly formulated product that was out of date almost from the moment it was launched). Today's Olay lineup for those concerned about staving off the effects of aging skin is impressive, comprising their Regenerist, and Total Effects lines. All of these (and several other Olay products) contain the B vitamin niacinamide. As you might expect, the claims made for it are inflated, but, as explained in the various reviews below, niacinamide is a very helpful ingredient for all skin types, capable of exerting multiple benefits. It isn't the best ingredient out there (no single ingredient has that title yet, and it's unlikely that just one ever will be) and as such doesn't deserve the prominence Olay gives it (a bit of variety would have been far better, such as a mix of antioxidants and skin-identical ingredients).
Olay's sales are expected to reach $4 billion annually in the next few years, and given their global presence in stores and constant advertising in magazines and on television, that's not surprising. Much of this advertising is focused on their best products, which is attention well deserved. Just to give you an idea of the expenditure involved for these ubiquitous ads, Olay spent over $50 million to promote Regenerist in 2003. The good news is that each new range of Olay products generally improves on what came before it, offering results that, while not as impressive as the claims, are noticeable in the mirror.
For its ongoing commitment to understanding consumers and formulating products that, while not perfect, definitely offer more proof than puffery, Olay deserves consideration by any savvy skin-care shopper. And it also deserves mention that Olay is one of the few lines in this book whose entire collection of products with sunscreens provides sufficient UVA protection! (Sources for the financial figures above: The Rose Sheet, July 10, 2006, page 5; September 11, 2006, page 4; and January 1, 2007, page 5).
Olay began 2009 with the launch of Pro-X, their most expensive products to date. Not only are these products considerably more expensive than any others from Olay, the packaging, color scheme, advertising campaign, and claims have all been turned up to "max" on the cosmetics marketing dial. The amount of hype and budget thrown at these products easily explains why our Beautypedia product request e-mail inbox has been inundated with requests for me to review these products!
Whenever something this sleek-looking and pricey debuts in the mass market, lots of consumers wonder whether the extra expense is worth it. They also want to know if Olay's "Professional" designation makes these products a cut above the numerous other products they sell, including those with similar claims.
It turns out we had the same question after surveying the ingredient lists for all of the Pro-X products: How are they different from those available in Olay's Total Effects and Regenerist? Supposedly, all of those other sub-brands also have the answer to improving the telltale signs of aging, from dryness and wrinkles to loss of luminosity and unwanted discolorations. In fact, the claims on the label of these three lines are virtually identical.
It is clear from the get go that there are far more similarities than differences among Definity, Regenerist and Pro-X. All of them contain niacinamide, the B vitamin that has almost single-handedly re-energized Olay as a formidable skin-care brand. One of the Pro-X products contains acetyl glucosamine, just like several from Definity, and many Pro-X products contain peptides, just as Regenerist products do. Why should someone consider Pro-X over those other lines?
Interestingly, the folks we spoke with at Procter & Gamble didn't have a clear answer either, which isn't surprising, at least not from a formula superiority standpoint. Rather, their explanation was all about a marketing decision. This "cosmeceutical" –oriented line is supposed to give women who think that a line that looks medical must be better even if it's available at the drugstore. Pro-X was also designed to appeal to women who typically seek professional skin-care products, meaning those that are sold or recommended by a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon.
Of course there is no standardized definition for "professional skin care" and "cosmeceutical" is a bogus term. The dermatologists who consulted Olay about these new products are well-respected, but the formulas still come up short in terms of a cocktail of antioxidants and skin-identical ingredients that can repair damaged skin. As it turns out, despite the Alliance for Skin Care Innovation that Olay speaks of in their promotional materials for Pro-X, its creation had more to do with marketing than with bringing anything new to the cosmetics table.
Don't get me wrong: the Pro-X products have some commendable attributes and certainly offer multiple benefits for aging skin, but the truth is they're not different enough from Olay Regenerist or Definity products to warrant the higher price.
Pro-X's packaging is indeed sexier, the claims are more enticing, and the prices speak to a high-end consumer, but, to borrow a popular catchphrase from the 1980s, we were left wondering "Where's the beef?" The beef, as it were, is merely Olay creating products whose differences are much stronger from a marketing standpoint than from a formulary standpoint. That's not breakthrough news for your skin, and it's a fact that anyone considering Pro-X should know that other Olay products offer comparable benefits for less money. The only significant difference between Pro-X and Olay's other sub-brands is that Pro-X is fragrance-free; that's great, but you would think that leaving out an ingredient as opposed to adding one would lead to a price decrease rather than an increase. It's up to you if that point is enough to make the higher prices worthwhile.
For more information about Olay, owned by Procter & Gamble, call (800) 285-5170 or visit www.olay.com.
This made my face feel greasy which was surprising as this is a somewhat lightweight sunscreen. It would have been tolerable as I use a matte foundation, however, it caused me acne- like breakouts within 2 days of use ( which is unacceptable). I will be returning this product.
I've normal and sensitive skin, and I'm at the moment using AHA, tretinoin and hydroquinone. I've been using Olay's "Regenerist UV Defense Regenerating Lotion SPF 15" twice a day for 2 weeks now. First, it's easy to apply. Second, it leaves a lovely finish. Third, it wears well under makeup. Unfortunately it stings my skin a little bit so I have to find a moisturizer with UV ingredients that is more suitable for my skin type. I do recommend it.
I tried MANY moisturizers with an SPF before I settled on this one (thanks to the Cosmetic Cop reviews and Wal-Mart's return policy). This one is perfect! Great packaging with perfect pump amount-one pump for face and one pump for neck. The fragrance is nice and light as is the moisturizer. Didn't think I'd find one that didn't feel like a sunscreen, but still had a decent SPF, but Olay knocked it out of the park with this one!
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Testimonials from some happy clients!
Nordic Walking clients
"Just to let you know how much I thoroughly enjoyed the Nordic walking tuition and then the walk afterwards on Saturday. It was really enjoyable, you were fabulous as an instructor, and I shall definitely be coming on a regular basis from now onwards and encourage some friends to join me too. It was a real bonus to discover a gorgeous walk so close to where I live, breathe in the fresh country air and take in the awesome view across the Gordano valley. My calf muscles and behind my knees were a little sore but felt better after a good workout and stretch in the gym yesterday morning"
Philippa Constable
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"Before meeting Emma, I would never have known that " just" walking can give such a good, whole body workout. Nordic walking in the beautiful Somerset countryside has been a fantastic opportunity to get some really good exercise whilst also getting to know local beauty spots and breathing in proper fresh air. Emma's knowledge of the area and good walking routes is seriously impressive!"
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"We have attended one of Emma's Nordic Walking groups, and can recommend her. Emma was patient and attentive, taking time to get to know the individual requirements of the group; she tailored her responses to our needs. We were inspired to take up NW for ourselves, and found that what we learned from her to be very useful"
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"Nordic walking is a great form of exercise. Who would have thought walking could be so beneficial? After a Nordic walk you feel as if you have had a really good, all over, work out. It's a great alternative to a workout in a gym and if you do it with others it's very sociable!"
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I'd be delighted to add a testimonial for you, I would never have achieved my goal without your encouragement.
"Emma introduced me to Nordic Walking as part of my training plan for Hiking the Inca Trail in Peru in 2008. Nordic Walking lengthens your stride and enables you to push yourself along. It makes walking uphill much easier than walking without poles. After a few lessons I decided to buy my own poles so that I could get a full body workout on all my walks."
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"I experienced my first Nordic Walking session with Emma at The Bodyworks yesterday...I am hooked already, what was i thinking the last 2 months, hill walking without those poles!!! It gives you a FULL body workout, (especially those bingo wings..) and the big big bonus, is that you are doing it in the beautiful outdoors..Very invigorating! Emma is super efficient, and a very motivational trainer.."
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"We are 4 friends who discovered Nordic Walking last year . What a literal breath of fresh air! Emma taught us over a three week course (we kept the poles to practice during the weeks) and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. All of us are still Nordic Walking as often as we can - two of us try to go out at least twice a week. We love the beach but also walking up and down the local hills is fantastic. You know you are fitter and feel you can walk for miles without getting tired. Using the poles is amazing - get me to walk up a steep hill without my poles and I struggle - with the poles it's as if I can fly - no pressure, no effort - your joints don't feel any strain. The best exercise I have ever done - and it doesn't feel like exercise - just pure enjoyment."
Hope that's OK for you - we really do love it and thanks for being our trainer.
Debbie, Sheila, Jim & Maggie
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"I joined a 2 hours Nordic Walking class which took us around Winscombe leading up to Kings Wood on Sunday 16th Oct 2011 after learning the basic technique & how to use the Nordic poles (which was very different from walking sticks) I was pleasantly surprised at the work-out you get in the abs, i expected the arms & legs but the whole body work-out was most unexpected.
I plan to do more Nordic walking on the Mendips and surrounding areas, so please, if you see a blonde woman walking around with poles please don't shout out "oi love there's no snow" i know i'm just trying to get fit and enjoy the great outdoors."
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I love footpath walking but due to worn knees my walks were very short. Although only a novice Nordic Walker I enjoy using my poles, it takes the strain off my knees and helps me enjoy some of the walks I used to do. I would urge anyone of any age to give it a try.
I bless the Nordic Walking technique and poles every time my husband suggests a walk.
London to Paris bike ride - July 2011
"When we decided to do our bike ride from London to Paris for charity we knew it would involve a lot of training, but how we would actually structure our training regime was something none of us really thought about in much depth. This is why our meeting with Emma in April was so useful, as the tailored programme we received focused our efforts in a more constructive way, an example of this being the emphasis on the fact that it was an endurance ride we were undertaking for 3 days, therefore our training should have 3 consecutive days of cycling in which the distances would get gradually longer each week to prepare us for the real event. These distances were worked out by Emma on the basis that we would increase the distance we did each week by 10% so it felt (and was) achievable. We also received a spreadsheet from Emma where we could record the mileage we had completed and it would then calculate what mileage it meant we had to do next week, which was a really helpful way of keeping track of how the training was going. The advice on sports nutrition was also very important, as it meant we were eating the optimum foods for our needs. Of course there were days when going out for a cycle was the last thing we wanted to do, especially if it was raining and we had cycled the two days before also, but this is again where the training programme was incredibly useful as it meant we could be focused, know what we needed to do and when to do it, rather than letting ourselves get into bad habits and skipping days of training. However these lows felt in the training made the final cycle all the more rewarding when we completed it, reaching the Eiffel Tower was such a good moment! We are definitely pleased with this achievement not only for ourselves, but as we have raised just under £4000 for Children's Hospice South West which we are very pleased with. We would definitely recommend Emma's services to anyone considering doing anything like this, as the advice we got about nutrition, equipment, stretching was really useful, along with the training programme itself, without which i think we would have really struggled to be ready for the cycle at all." Steve, Taylor and Jack, July 2011
Why you should use The Body Works too
Just a line to say that I have now lost 7 kilos !! yes 7 kilos and feel much fitter thanks to your regime and diet advice. You can add this to your accreditations. I feel absolutely chuffed. My cycling has improved and my clothes no longer fit. Thanks again. Cheers David Moore, May 2011
Personal Training with Emma has been good fun
"Emma is a very friendly, outgoing person. Personal Training with Emma has been good fun, with different exercises, I'm never bored. We do swimming, cycling, running, skipping, weights, stability ball exercises, trampett and Boxercise. It feels fantastic to get fit, and now I have so much energy, enjoying life to the full trying new activities like windsurfing, jet skiing, fitness weekends away, which I would never have done before I met Emma. It's refreshing at the age of 44 to notice girls half my age more breathless than me in a fitness class! I have lost two dress sizes and lots of weight. I am delighted with my results. I now cannot see my life without exercise. By keeping motivated, exercising, and a healthy outlook it reduces my stress levels. I'd recommend Personal Training with Emma to everyone, whatever age, size or shape you're in."
Liz Bessant, Clevedon
Age doesn't matter!
"We contacted Emma Ruffle because of a leaflet dropped through our letter box advertising her exercise programmes and we felt that regular and focussed exercises would prolong our active capabilities. The exercises Emma has made us do have indeed made movements much easier and comfortable. I am 89 and my husband is 86 and he has been unwell for the last 18 months with ulcers under his foot and shingles in his eye. The use of the training bike, balls, bands and steps (we live in a bungalow) stretches both our upper and lower limbs which have been invaluable and have made the sessions both varied and enjoyable and the exercises are becoming easier and easier to achieve. In spite of her weekly encouragement, some unsupervised sessions are bypassed and we do feel guilty because of her interest in our welfare. We have thought highly enough of her capabilities to recommend her to friends. We also have great respect and interest in her organising community events such as bike rides, runs, walks in the various villages round the area, which are very well supported"
Colette & John Larkins, East Harptree
Professional yet friendly and relaxed support
"When I met Emma I was someone who did no exercise, was unfit, overweight and unhappy with my body size and shape. Emma started me on a programme tailor-made to my specific requirements which included nutritional advice, a jogging schedule and some exercises to do at home. After the first session I remember thinking that I would never be able to jog continuously for any length of time and that jogging by myself would be impossible. With Emma's encouragement I persevered, and I am happy to say that in week five of the six week programme, I managed a 25 minute jog without stopping and certainly don't worry about jogging alone now. Three months on from that first meeting I am far more confident in myself. I regularly exercise and eat a healthy diet. The combination of diet and exercise has also brought a weight loss of nearly two stone. None of this would have been possible without the extremely professional, yet friendly and relaxed support I have received from Emma. I would recommend Emma's services to anyone serious about adopting a healthier lifestyle and getting fitter."
Jane Stevens, Cheddar
CHEDDAR HALF MARATHON 8 Nov'08
"I am totally amazed, I just cannot believe that I just ran a half marathon!! There is no way I would have done that without Emma. Trying to get back to fitness and shape after my 3 children was difficult, almost impossible to achieve myself. Not only due to lack of time and inclination but also due to a low body image and self esteem. Emma has come into my life and primarily given me the self belief and desire to do this for myself. Emma totally understands the need to fit sessions into a busy home life, and has helped me to improve my diet, prioritise exercise and actually enjoy it. She has encouraged, praised, and trained me so brilliantly, and to achieve the half marathon with my 3 small children cheering me was the most amazing feeling ever. I can't imagine life without Emma a part of it now! She is brilliant !"
Tamara Reed, Axbridge
MALMESBURY SPRINT TRIATHLON 24 Aug'08 (swim 400m, bike 22k and run 5k)
"Well I did it and about 10 minutes under the time I had allocated myself ... I am so grateful to you for starting me off and I shall not give up on the running...Once again many, many thanks for all you have done to help me achieve my goal and hopefully raise lots of money for the Catholic Children's Society"
Christina Gibbons, Winscombe
Peru / Machu Picchu May'08
"having being diagnosed with Non- Hodgkinson Lymphoma (a low grade cancer), I decided to hike the Inca Trail in Peru to raise vital funds for the Macmillan Cancer Support charity. Although reasonably fit at 57 years of age, I decided to commence some tough, but very enjoyable personal training with Emma. I spent lots of time hill walking, climbing steps, on long distance walks with difficult terrain and doing some progressive gym routines to prepare me for the challenge ahead. I raised £6500 for the charity in the process, by organising a golf day and quiz night. Once on the trek, many of the group suffered with sickness, headaches, diahorea and fatigue, but I was extremely lucky and sailed through it all. I had a wonderful time. A very emotional and humbling experience"
Vi Howley, Clewer
"The challenge would have been easy had it not been for the fact I was hit hard by altitude sickness, but you will be pleased to know I completed it. I don't want to see a bike for a few days/weeks but I'm pretty sure I'll be aiming for something next year so I'll be in touch when I have worked out what it's going to be. Your programme, training and encouragement were spot on, perfect preparation. There were many times last week when I thought, "thank goodness I practised that" or "this is just like the time I did that ride etc." The stretches and the conditioning really helped too, and I experienced no physical problems other than the altitude stuff".
Guy Buckland, Winscombe
Guy continued training in 2008 and did a 140 mile, two day, Coast-to-Coast mountain bike ride and said "having a structured programme, and knowing I was going to be seeing you in a few weeks really helped forced me out to train, even when I didn't want to".
FITNESS FIESTA WEEKEND, 18-20 April 2008, Hampshire Court Hotel
"Thank you so much for suggesting Fitness Fiesta!! It was wicked I really enjoyed myself and had a great time so definitely want to go again next time. I definitely worked harder on the Sunday and was very achy yesterday! Can still feel it a bit today but going to run tonight to loosen myself up!"
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Keith Palmer '95 happily married Rina Knoblock on June 14, 2014 at the Allied Arts Guild in Menlo Park, Calif. Having sadly both lost their first spouses to cancer, they met at a grief support group and share an amazing number of similarities and parallels in their lives. They both feel very fortunate for their second chance at love and that they did not have to look hard for each other. The couple is also expecting a baby boy this December. The first for both of them.
Richelle (Faria) Massey '95 and husband Chris welcomed daughter Peyton Bella Faria Massey on April 10, 2014. She joins big brother Logan.
Rebecca Jacoby MBA '95, CIO and senior VP of Cisco, has been elected to McGraw Hill Financial's board of directors. Jacoby, 53, advances the business through the use of Cisco technology. Under her leadership as CIO since 2006, Ms. Jacoby has made the IT organization a strategic business partner, producing significant business value for Cisco in the form of financial performance, customer satisfaction and loyalty, market share, and productivity.
Josh Hicks '95, J.D. '98 is a new shareholder at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, a firm practicing in the areas of real estate, natural resources, public policy, corporate, and litigation. Hicks is a member of the firm's government relations department and taxation group. His tax practice focuses on Nevada state and local tax matters, ranging from tax planning to litigated tax controversies. Hicks' government affairs practice focuses on representation before the Nevada Legislature, local governments and state government agencies. In addition, Hicks practices in all aspects of Nevada campaign finance and election law, including all aspects of ballot initiatives.
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Bankruptcy Risk Nearly Doubles in Year After Cancer Diagnosis
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WEDNESDAY, June 8 (HealthDay News) -- As cancer patients' survival times increase, so do their bankruptcy rates.
That's the finding of a new study by researchers who compared U.S. bankruptcy court records to cancer registry data from nearly 232,000 adult cancer survivors in western Washington over 14 years. The investigators reported that, on average, bankruptcy rates quadrupled within five years of cancer diagnosis.
Compared to the general population, bankruptcy rates among cancer survivors were nearly twice as high one year after diagnosis, and the median time to bankruptcy was 2.5 years after cancer diagnosis.
"The risk of bankruptcy for cancer patients is not well known, and previous studies have relied on individual self-reports about medically related reasons for bankruptcy filing," study leader Dr. Scott Ramsey, a health care economist and internist at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, said in a center news release. "By linking two irrefutable government records of cancer and bankruptcy, we are able to determine how financial insolvency risk varies by cancer type, treatment and other factors."
The risk of bankruptcy was highest among patients with cancer of the lung, thyroid and leukemia/lymphoma. People over 65 -- who are typically covered by Medicare -- have a much lower risk of bankruptcy than their younger counterparts. The researchers also noted that the number of U.S. cancer patients declaring bankruptcy has increased significantly since the recent economic downturn began.
"Patients diagnosed with cancer may face significant financial stress due to income loss and out-of-pocket costs associated with their treatment," Ramsey said in the news release.
The study was presented this week at the American Society of Clinical Oncology's annual meeting in Chicago. Because this study was presented at a medical meeting, the data and conclusions should be viewed as preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed journal.
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