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Welcome to the List of Mortgage Companies in Nevada. Start here to find your best mortgage offer in Las Vegas, Carson City and other Nevada cities using this mortgage lender directory. So, that's enough small talk. Let's get on with it! You're on the hunt for the best mortgage offer, right?
John Roanoke (702) 403-1120
Academy Mortgage - 701 N Green Valley Pkwy Ste 200, Henderson, NV 89074
We are a branch of Academy Mortgage in Las Vegas NV. We believe in customer focused client service with a concentration on providing the best solution for your overall economic situation. We review your complete financial situation and your goals with a home purchase or refinance. With offices in Henderson NV, our primary market is people looking for a mortgage solution in Las Vegas and surrounding areas. Call John Roanoke at Academy Mortgage for more information.
Kendall Aschoff 702-379-0379
Envision Lending Group - 4285 North Rancho Ste 160, Las Vegas, NV 89130
My clients tell me it's the little touches they appreciate the most. Many lenders talk about their "superior customer service" - I actually have systems in place to deliver it. My ability to build honest relationships with my clients that go beyond business sets me apart. Call Kendall Aschoff for more information.
John Le Francois 702-271-2659
Direct Access Lending - 650 White Dr Ste 200, Las Vegas, NV 89119
My Name is John Le Francois and I have been a Mortgage Banker for 7 years. I have the highest customer satisfaction for customer service in Nevada based on a consumer review website. I will work hard to make your biggest investment move forward as smoothly as possible. Call John Le Francois at Direct Access Lending for more information.
Sean M Iwasaki 702-581-5242
Residential Mortgage Services - 3585 E Flamingo Rd Ste 103A, Las Vegas, NV 89121
Sean M. Iwasaki, Sr. Loan Officer at RMS offers the lowest rates on your mortgage or refinance. Get the status of your loan within 24 hours. Call Sean M Iwasaki at Residential Mortgage Services for more information.
Esko Kiuru 702-499-1006
RainTree Mortgage Services - 9488 W Flamingo Rd Ste 102, Las Vegas, NV 89147
Meet Esko, a Las Vegas mortgage consultant you can count on for financing owner-occupied, second home and investor properties. Today's mortgage marketplace is truly dynamic, so it's essential to rapidly respond to the new possibilities it offers. Esko strives to leave no stone unturned when looking for loan programs that are most suitable for the customer's needs. As a home loan consultant, he knows how to integrate a mortgage into both short-term and long-term financial goals, in other words, finding the right loan program for YOUR particular situation. Esko's motto: More than you expect. Call Esko Kiuru at Las Vegas Mortgage Boutique for more information.
Deane Harlow 775-544-8301 or 775-852-5626
Security National Mortgage Co. (NMLS# 3116) - 800 S. Meadows Ste 600, Reno, NV 89521
Senior Loan Officer (NMLS# 292672) with more than 30 years experience offers most lending products, VA, FHA, Conventional, Rural Home Loans, HARP 2.0 and Hardest Hit Funds for those underwater loans. First Time Homebuyers with comprehensive home buying help.
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A Jimothy is any person who has an 8 year-old haircut plus enjoys and/or completes a narrow range of tasks. Namely: burn seshes and paying for YOUR benefit. At said burn seshes he goes nuts and this is where jimothies who have not been discovered show their true colors. They will poor gasoline on things that don't have any business being burned. Second, a Jimothy ALWAYS pays for things. Namely: food, vacations, mortgages, and college tuition. In the end we all love a Jimothy and will always appreciate their presence.
Guy 1: I am really hungry!
Guy 2: Where is Jimothy when you need him?!
Guy 2: Where is Jimothy when you need him?!
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A nickname for James.
Ten bucks says Jimothy is a nickname for James.
by Snukky September 18, 2011
Dirty minded, life of the party, full of jokes, tends to be hairy and seems to think they are always right in any situation. Quick to defend those he cares for and stand up for injustice.
You know you can count on a friend whose name is Jimothy, at least for something.
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Style tips for summer
As summer begins to round second base, it is also a indication that The Voice-Tribune's Best Dressed of Louisville Presented by Churchill Downs is fast approaching. I caught up with a few of our important and loyal sponsors that will be participating in this year's show.
Susan Vogt, women's buyer for Rodes
Rodes For Him and For Her has been in business for almost a century. What are some of the keys to Rodes success?
I am very proud of the fact that Rodes has been our family business for the past four generations. It is rare that a week goes past that I don't hear from someone who once interned for Rodes who is now operating their own business or how their favorite uncle worked at the mall store. It's very heartwarming. The key to our success is that we remain true to our roots, we strive to find merchandise of a specific quality while focusing on the details to be on the latest edge of style.
What are some of the trends for fall/winter that will soon be in stores?
The fashion trends for this season go from "Mad Men" influence to casually chic. The designers have pulled through the decades to create sophisticated comfort. The fabrics this season are beautiful, grounded in charcoals, beiges and navy with strong pops of reds, orange and periwinkle blue. There is a lot of playfulness with prints, ease of dressing with layers of knits and a colorful scarf wrapped around your neck to complete the look. The trend this fall season is chic with an edge.
Cary Ricketts, manager for Clodhoppers
What are some easy and cost-effective ways to update your wardrobe?
It is best to collect classic pieces throughout the years that will not go out of style. Classy pieces are always "in," and you can always expand your wardrobe by adding a new item such as a new trendy scarf, belt, accessory or shoes to update.
Which designers do you admire the most and why?
I love Milly! Michele Smith does a fabulous job; she always has classic silhouettes. Her collections are consistently feminine, and I think she has a fabulous eye for fabrics, textures and prints that make you look polished, chic and feminine.
I also love Lauren Moffatt! She makes new pieces look like you pulled them out of your grandmother's or mother's closet. Her collections always have a vintage and very girly feel to them. I love the special unique feminine touches that she puts on each and every piece. A ton of detail goes into every piece of her collection, which makes it very special and very unique.
Tina Carroll, RN and CPSN for Calospa
What non-invasive procedures are your most popular and why?
Botox and dermal fillers are the most popular. As the leading Botox provider in Kentucky, CaloSpa proves that Botox is America's No. 1 cosmetic procedure.
Dermal fillers like Restylan, Juvederm and Radiesse have also become very popular for people who are not yet ready for surgery. With Botox and Dysport there is little to no downtime. The procedures take a few minutes, with minimal discomfort, and the results are amazing. I advise my patients to schedule their appointments consistently to maintain excellent results.
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What advice would you give clients on keeping their skin looking its best?
We at CaloSpa believe there are three key skincare products that make up the "Skincare Trinity." An antioxidant, Retinoid, and sunscreen are the perfect solution for any skin type. Therapeutic skincare, along with monthly skin treatments with a qualified aesthetician, will help you keep your skin looking its best. Call today for a consultation at CaloSpa and be ready to put your best face forward.
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ZFApp Primitus
ZFApp Primitus is an application framework built on top of Zend Framework to ease the rapid development of new applications built on top of ZF. It extends the foundation provided by ZF's MVC model to implement a number of ease-of-use features. As a framework designed specifically for new development it's goal is to provide structure to using the Framework in an intelligent fashion, and makes efforts to ensure applications developed with the Framework are done in the most intelligent way possible. It borrows some stylistic and feature abilities from other application frameworks without the overbearing natures many impose. ZFApp Primitus is in fact an application itself, and new applications are created using ZFApp Primitus by effectively "Copying" ZFApp Primitus into a new application directory and running a configuration script to set application-specific variables.
The ZFApp Primitus Framework functions on two key principals:
* Completely self-contained (bundles necessary components)
* Standardized filesystem structure
* Standardized filesystem structure
These principals, combined with the power of Zend Framework, allow developers to quickly build powerful applications without spending signficant time on the repetitious tasks involved in any application. Even many architectual requirements can be avoided, since ZFApp Primitus is designed to lead the developer using sound architectual principals.
The ZFApp Primitus directory structure is as follows:
As it makes sense, all code which a normal developer should never have to touch has been placed into the ZFApp/ Primitus/ library directory. This has both the benefit of a clear separation between user code and library code, but also makes it possible for applications build on top of ZFApp Primitus to be upgraded as new versions of ZFApp Primitus are developed. Only a few special directories are required in the application-space:
* include/controllers/ApplicationController.php: A global controller, all public controllers should extend from this controller
* include/views/_main: Views in this directory are referenced directly from within the ZFApp Primitus library and serve a special purpose such as error message handling, no-route conditions, and the main template
* include/views/index: Not really required by ZFApp, Primitus, it is only included so a new application has a nice "face" when a new application is generated.
Upon downloading ZFApp, Primitus, you will find that it is as much an application template as it is a framework. In fact, the only difference between ZFApp Primitus and an application generated by ZFApp Primitus (at least before development begins) is that constants relied on by the framework have been correctly set. These constants are determined at application generation by the appgen.php script included with the framework. These constants may eventually be removed all-together in lieu of a relative-referenced path system.
For reference, the dispatch flow which produces controller-less views is as follows:
Upon creating a new ZFApp Primitus Application, you will notice a number of features provided by the framework:
* Controller-less views: Views are organized in the include/views directory as controllername/action.tpl. If the router determines it should execute the "Foo" controller's "Bar" action and no such controller exists, ZFApp Primitus will also look to simply render foo/bar.tpl prior to throwing a no-route condition
* Beautified Error handling: ZFApp Primitus catches all uncaught exceptions and uses the opportunity to display the user with a clean, customizable, error page describing the error, where it occurred, and the backtrace for faster development. In a production environment, this functionality can be replaced with a more user-friendly error
* Improved Control-chain introspection: ZFapp Primitus keeps track of which controllers (or controller-less views) ocurred, useful for tracing complex control chains
* Complete separation of Controller from View: Views are rendered piece-wise by using the "render" view function. This function comes with a default implementation which will simply display the controllername/action.tpl template, however can be completely overridden to display other types of data or custom views as needed
* Improved Filtering: ZFApp Primitus re-implements Zend Framework's Input Filter to allow better access to the data, including allowing it to filter a single variable (instead of an array).
* Scoped View Variables: Unless explicitally specified, variables assigned in a controller action are scoped specifically to that action's view template and will not clash with other templates.
* Convience in data access: ZFApp Primitus controllers all implement a robust base controller which provides access to the controller's scoped view, the database, and filtered references to all user-input points (GET, POST, COOKIE, etc)
* ZFApp_Controller_Front Primitus_Controller_Front
* ZFApp_Controller_Renderer Primitus_Controller_Renderer
* ZFApp_Controller_Dispatcher Primitus_Controller_Dispatcher
* ZFApp_Controller_Front_Plugin Primitus_Controller_Front_Plugin
* ZFApp_Controller_Action_Base Primitus_Controller_Action_Base
* ZFApp_Controller_Action_List Primitus_Controller_Action_List
* ZFApp_Controller_Action_Private Primitus_Controller_Action_Private
* ZFApp Primitus
* ZFApp_DB Primitus_DB
* ZFApp_View Primitus_View
* ZFApp_View_Engine Primitus_View_Engine
* ZFApp_View_Plugin_Render Primitus_View_Plugin_Render (function, not class)
* ZFApp_Filter_Input Primitus_Filter_Input
* ZFApp_Error_Handler Primitus_Error_Handler
And a relationship diagram...
See the Working ZFApp Primitus preview release [http://private.coggeshall.org/ZFApp-preview-release-1.tar.gz]


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Are you ready to discover what CU-Engineering has to offer? Don't miss the 2013 Engineering Sampler! This one-day program includes an overview of possible majors and careers, as well as lab demos, Q&A sessions with student panels, and information about financial aid, scholarships, residence halls, and much more!
This event is open to high school students entering their junior or senior year. Parents, teachers and counselors are welcome to attend (due to space constraints, unfortunately we limit guests to two per student participant.) Please note that all participants and guests must be registered in order to attend. This event fills up quickly, so please don't forget to register your guests!
To find out more information about the Engineering Sampler and to register, click here!


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Want to promote your Homecoming events and activities? Spread the word using Queen's alumni social media!
Using Twitter? Add hashtag #queenshomecoming
Our Homecoming webpage is now even easier to find:
Need help utilizing social media to best effect for promoting your Homecoming events? We can help!
Frosh from the 1980s - possibly returning for their Reunions this October?
Last month, the event in spotlight was a long-standing and much-loved Homecoming tradition - the Tricolour Guard Dinner. This month we're focusing on a brand new event that will undoubtedly become just as much of a beloved tradition; the 25th Reunion Celebration.
Towards the end of the event, just before the Queen's-Laurier game begins, each of the classes of '88 will gather near the field for their official Homecoming class photo.
(This month's new additions bolded below)
Confirmed groups returning for the October 4 - 6 weekend include:
Confirmed groups returning for the October 18 - 20 weekend include:
Other reunions currently in the planning stages include Athletic group reunions, the 125th anniversary of the Department of English, and the 40th anniversary of School of Music.
"I am so glad to hear that Homecoming is moving back to October! When I went for my fifteen year reunion, the highlight was definitely the football game so I am so pleased to hear that the timing will work again for my 20th in 2013! "
– Liz Dowdell, Con-Ed '93
Alumnus taking photos in downtown Kingston
Q:Where can I stay for the weekend?
A:Queen's has booked blocks of rooms for those alumni celebrating 25th and 50th+ reunions. Information on how to book will be available when registration goes live mid-April. If you don't fall under either of these categories, your Reunion Coordinator may have booked a block of rooms for your class - your first communication piece can be expected within the next month with further details. You also have the option of booking rooms on your own. Kingston accommodation information can be
found online
Q: We haven't been to Kingston for a while. What are some good restaurants for dinner/brunch that weekend?
A:Kingston has excellent restaurant options! Visit the
Dining page on Kingston Canada's Official Tourism website
to search for restaurants by type or location, or visit the
Dining page on Downtown Kingston's website
to have a look specifically at restaurants, pubs and eateries in the downtown area. As for what to order once you're there? That's thereally difficult question, but at Kingston's great restaurants, it's hard to go wrong!
These schedule drafts are currently in development and events are still being confirmed to be included. All details below are subject to change.
Registration is scheduled to go live mid-April. Note that unless indicated otherwise, events will run on BOTHweekends.
If you are interested in having Alumni Relations help promote your event to Queen's alumni, students and the Kingston community, visit our
Event Submission Page
When everyone is decked out in tricolour and grinning from ear to ear, it can be tricky to tell the students from the alumni!
Did you know that many of the student-run pubs and establishments on campus can be booked to host your Homecoming event?
Contact:Jake Archbell, Manager (12/13) Email:
Good to Know:
If your event brings in a minimum of $800 in revenue from food and drink, there's no charge for renting the space!
Contact: Virginia Clark, Manager Phone: 613.546.3427 Email:
Good to Know: Let them know ahead of time if you want to have food available.
Contact: Ellie McBain, Manager (13/14) Email:
Good to Know:
All that is required for renting out Alfie's is a $200 deposit (which is returned if $800 gross revenue in bar sales is reached) If you charge cover or sell tickets in advance you can keep all revenue from tickets/cover
Contact: Julia Raco, Facilities and Events Manager (13/14) Email:
Good to Know:Looking to hold a coffee house, silent auction or any other event? Common Ground's lounge space is FREE to book - just make sure to book early in order to ensure availability!
Queen's Event Services
Good to Know:
Contact them to discuss your events and book their services sooner rather than later, as Queen's Event Services is in high demand, particularly around Homecoming Weekends!
613.533.6000 ext. 77903 Feel free to forward this message, or email
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BELLAWOOD 3/4" x 2-1/4" Select Red Oak
Bellawood - An Industry Leader in Durability and Design. Everything we do is about making a better floor. From selecting the most durable wood and bamboo the world has to offer, to our patented finishing process that gives our flooring best-in-class stain, gloss and scuff resistance. This means a Bellawood floor is 2X more scratch resistant and 4X more abrasion resistant than other brands. Plus, it is backed by a transferable 100 year warranty. When you choose Bellawood, you choose a lifetime of exceptional beauty and quality for your home.
Red Oak is America's most popular choice for wood floors and serves as the industry benchmark when rating hardness among species. It features a reddish tan color and has a distinctive glow that creates an inviting atmosphere in rooms near and far. Better yet, changes due to sunlight exposure are minimal with Red Oak, ensuring a bright and beautiful floor for years to come.
We caught up with real Lumber Liquidators' customers who volunteered to discuss their floor shopping, buying and installation experiences. In no way did these customers receive compensation for their kind words. (They're speaking straight from the heart.)
QUALITY GUARANTEE: NO formaldehyde is used in the manufacturing or construction of this flooring.
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James "Jim" J. Kozak, 56, Stevens Point, died Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013, at his home.
A Funeral Mass will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28, at St. Mary Catholic Church in Torun, with the Rev. Greg Michaud officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Parish Cemetery.
Visitation will be at the Pisarski/Dzikoski Funeral Home in Stevens Point from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and at the church from 9:30 a.m. Wednesday until the Mass. There will be a parish rosary at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
A memorial in his name will be established at a later date.
Condolences may be offered online at www.pisarskifuneralhome.com.
Mr. Kozak was born Dec. 16, 1956, in Stevens Point, a son of Rita (Wrycha) Kozak and the late Walter Kozak. He attended local schools and graduated from the Stevens Point Area Senior High School (SPASH) in 1975.
He worked at Steel King for more than 37 years and also worked on the family farm all his life.
Survivors include his mother, Rita Kozak, Stevens Point; one sister, Susan Wanta, Custer; two brothers, David (Margaret), Stevens Point, and Steven, Clinton Township, Mich.; one brother-in-law, Robert Gollonik, Whiting; and 11 nieces and nephews.
He was also preceded in death by two sisters; Elsie Kotolski-Knight and Delores Gollonik; and three brothers-in-law, Thomas Wanta, Vincent Kotolski and Don Knight.


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For every Sure Thing there is an Underdog, and no matter how many Sectional and National trophies they have, that Underdog will always be the New Directions. Just as Will starts in on a rousing "we didn't come here to win, we came to sing and dance our hearts out" speech, Carole and Burt bust in all, Lock it up, Schuester, go out there and win this thing! Carole says they are Finn's legacy and she could hear him in her head, telling her that leaving them would have been like leaving him.
Hands in on "Amazing!" and the reigning National champions take the stage. Blaine and Tina take the lead on Boston's "More Than a Feeling" with lots of high notes, lots of harmonies, and a few Cheerios we've never seen before to fill out the choreography. B+ They pick up the pace, transitioning into Neil Diamond's "America." It's a big, fun group number, but the camera stays surprisingly tight on the individual singers, saving most of the climactic swells for the next song. B+
Because if you've been holding that lump in your throat for the last 30 minutes, the last number reminds you that it's OK to cry. As the first notes of U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" play, the camera shoots to Finn's mom in the audience as she tearfully realizes they're singing all of Finn's favorite songs. And suddenly this kind of odd set list makes sense. The graduating seniors – Sam, Blaine, Artie and Tina – take the lead, with brief clips of Cory Monteith playing Finn cut in throughout the performance. It's something that Glee held back on in "The Quarterback," but it seems appropriate now, in what is the New Directions' tribute to Finn, not spoken, but sung. And the drumstick thrust; well…it's some closure. They did their best. A
I won't say their best isn't always good enough, because it was good enough – it just wasn't 1st place. The New Directions take home a certifiably giant trophy for 2nd place, and Throat Explosion takes the championship that is rightfully theirs. So, it's back to Lima, where Jean-Baptiste, has mailed back Finn's plaque after finding out one of his teammates stole it ("a bully with a moral code" feels oddly symbolic for Glee). Everyone is feeling a little dejected with their giant 2nd place trophy, but Burt reminds them what their leader Finn always stood for: "Even though Finn didn't have the best voice or the best rhythm or the best throwing arm…the best thing about him was he always managed to find a way to feel like he won."
If only that could win over Principal Sylvester, who comes in at the end of an already somber episode to remind Will that he needed a 1st place finish to keep the Glee Club. And though she delivers the news with surprisingly sincere remorse, she has to look out for the whole school now, not just the clubs that she "likes." Apparently everyone but "Diving, Academic Decathlon, actual Decathlon, and yes, the Glee Club" took home 1st place National wins, and not just metaphorical ones, because they're the only clubs that get the axe.
It seems they're really pulling the plug on the Glee Club at McKinley High. Marley doesn't need to quit; Ryan Murphy has given her a contractually obligated out. The news makes it all the way to Kurt, Rachel and Santana in New York: cue the 100th episode reunion. I'll leave you with some patented Advice from Mercedes Jones, Recording Artist, that she serves up to Marley after listening to the original songs Ryder and Jake passed along:
- "You can throw yourself a pity party for exactly three minutes and then you need to haul your ass up" from whatever rejection you've just received, be it a songwriting competition for high schoolers, a National Championship, or hey, let's bring it to the real world, a job you really wanted.
- "They're stupid and they're wrong and they're going to be sorry someday." All of them.
- "Those guys, they really care about you – that don't mean you should date them." And you can run and tell that.
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Canadian men's rugby team loses to Samoa
The Canadian men's rugby team dropped the first game of their Fall Tour with a 42-12 loss to Samoa on Friday. Despite going into the last 10 minutes down 42-0, two late tries by Connor Braid and John Moonlight gave the Canadians some consolation.
"The way Samoa came out, they scored three or four tries with the little kicks behind, they attacked from the kick-offs wide which exposed us," said Canadian head coach Kieran Crowley. "I thought our guys faced up pretty well, but we just got outplayed a little."
Samoa opened the scoring after only five minutes when Taiasina Tuifua charged through and James So'oialo converted. Canada's first opportunity to score came from James Pritchard's boot, but the fullback was denied by the outside of the right hand post after 10 minutes. So'oialo added his second penalty on 16 minutes, with Robert Lilomaiava scoring in the corner just a minute afterwards.
LONDON — France gave European rugby a massive fillip in the opening round of autumn internationals on Saturday, outplaying Australia in a 33-6 hammering as England romped past Fiji to show it could also trouble the southern hemisphere powers this month.
It wasn't all doom and gloom for the southern big guns, however, as South Africa overcame a sluggish first-half display against Ireland to emerge 16-12 winners in Dublin. Argentina used the experience garnered from its inaugural Rugby Championship campaign to brush aside Six Nations champion Wales 26-12 in Cardiff, but it will be the French who will be wearing the widest smiles after recording their biggest win over the Wallabies in 36 years.
With mercurial flyhalf Frederic Michalak having one of his better days, France exacted revenge for its embarrassing 59-16 loss to Australia in Paris in 2010 by dominating the set pieces and keeping the feeble tourists scoreless for the final hour. Louis Picamoles and Wesley Fofana scored tries before Australia's weak scrum suffered the ignominy of conceding a penalty try late on, compounding the second-ranked team's woes.
Crucially, the result will lift Les Bleus into the top four in the IRB rankings, above England despite its 54-12 demolition of Fiji at Twickenham where Charlie Sharples and Manu Tuilagi grabbed a brace of tries. Whoever is ranked in that top four come the end of the autumn tests will be top seeds for the pool draw for the World Cup, which is made on Dec. 3.
In Saturday's other matches, Italy scraped past Tonga 28-23 in Brescia and Japan beat Romania 34-23 in Bucharest. Scotland hosts world champion New Zealand on Sunday. Mike Harris knocked over Australia's only points with early penalties but the team, robbed of its best backs this tour like Will Genia and James O'Connor, was run ragged by Michalak and a dominant French pack.
"We had a revenge to take against Australia," said Michalak, who kicked 15 points. Australia's next match is against England, which warmed up for games against the three southern hemisphere sides over successive weekends with a record victory over Fiji.
Sharples and Tuilagi starred in one of the most inexperienced England lineups in the professional era, with Ugo Monye and Tom Johnson also going over. Fiji conceded a penalty try, too, and the try count could easily have leapt into double figures had England been more clinical.
"We will take the positives — there were lots of things we did well, but also some rusty areas we will have to work on, no doubt," said coach Stuart Lancaster. "We're going to have to go up several gears for next week."
Second-half tries from Nikola Matawalu and Seko Kalou were just reward for Fiji's endeavours after going into halftime 25-0 down.
South Africa had won only one of its previous four matches in Dublin and its hopes weren't helped this time round by prop Tendai Mtawarira being withdrawn on the morning of the match, after being hospitalized with heart palpitations.
Ireland held a 12-3 lead at halftime thanks to four penalties by Jonathan Sexton but went scoreless in the final hour, slipping to a fifth straight loss — the team's worst run in 14 years. The Springboks capitalized on the sin-binning of Ireland captain Jamie Heaslip to score a converted try through Ruan Pienaar early in the second half, with Pat Lambie's two penalties sealing victory.
It was ugly but effective from the tourists.
"We had a terrible first half, made a lot of mistakes and forced a lot of passes," Pienaar said. "But in the second half our forwards made a huge step up, got some good drives going and forced them to make errors."
Argentina emerged from its first summer series with the southern powers with no victories but plenty of experience in the locker and the team put it all to good use against Wales.
Eleven years to the day after its only previous victory at Millennium Stadium, Juan Imhoff and Gonzalo Camacho scored tries for the Pumas while flyhalf Nicolas Sanchez booted 13 points after taking over kicking duties from the injured Felipe Contepomi.
"This is a great win for us," said Argentina captain Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe, whose team had gone seven tests without a victory. "We are so happy to win against such a great team."
Wales had been 12-6 ahead with half an hour to go, without ever playing well and lacking the gusto it showed in winning the Six Nations in March. This loss came on the heels of three straight narrow defeats to Australia in the summer. Lorenzo Cittadini and Leonardo Ghiraldini scored tries for Italy, which was also awarded a penalty try in the second half in a bruising match against Tonga. Japan and Romania also conceded penalty tries, but Hirotoki Onozawa's 52nd try in 75 tests four minutes from the end sealed Japan's win.
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HOWITT, MARY (1799–1888), miscellaneous writer, was born on 12 March 1799 at Coleford, Gloucestershire, the temporary residence of her parents, while her father, Samuel Botham (d.1823), a prosperous quaker of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, was looking after some mining property. Her mother was Anne Wood, a descendant of Andrew Wood the patentee, attacked by Swift in the `Drapier letters.' Mary Botham was educated at home, soon read widely for herself in many branches, and commenced writing verses at a very early age. On 16 April 1821 she married at Uttoxeter William Howitt [q.v.], and began a career of joint authorship with her husband. Their literary productions at first consisted chiefly of poetical and other contributions to annuals and periodicals, of which a selection was published in 1827 under the title of `The Desolation of Eyam and other Poems.' The life of Mary Howitt was completely bound up with that of her husband; she was separated only from him during the period of his Australian journey (1851-4). On removing to Esher in 1837 she commenced writing her well-known tales for children, a long series of books which met with signal success. While residing at Heidelberg in 1840 her attention was directed to Scandinavian literature, and in company with her friend Madame Schoultz she set herself to learn Swedish and Danish. She afterwards translated Fredrika Bremer's novels (1842-1863, 18 vols.), works which she was the first to make known to English readers. She also translated many of Hans Andersen's tales, such as `Only a Fiddler,' 1845, `The Improvisatore,' 1845, 1847, `Wonderful Stories for Children,' 1846, `The True Story of every Life,' 1847. Among her original works were `The Heir of West Waylan,' 1847. She edited for three years the `Drawing-room Scrap Book,' writing for it among other articles `Biographical Sketches of the Queens of England.' She edited the 'Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons,' translated Ennemoser's 'History of Magic,' and took the chief share in `The Literature and Romance of Northern Europe,' 1852. She also produced a `Popular History of the United States' (2 vols. 1859), and a three-volume novel called `The Cost of Caergwyn' (1864). Her name was attached as author, translator, or editor to upwards of 110 works. From the Literary Academy of Stockholm she received a silver medal. On 21 April 1879 she was awarded a civil list pension of 100l. a year. In the decline of her life she joined the church of Rome, and was one of the English deputation who were received by the pope on 10 Jan. 1888. Her interesting `Reminiscences of my Later Life' were printed in `Good Words' in 1886. The death of her husband in 1879, and of her eldest child, Mrs. A. A. Watts, in 1884, caused her intense grief. The `Times' says, speaking of the Howitts: `Their friends used jokingly to call them William and Mary, and to maintain that they had been crowned together like their royal prototypes. Nothing that either of them wrote will live, but they were so industrious, so disinterested, so amiable, so devoted to the work of spreading good and innocent literature, that their names ought not to disappear unmourned.' Mary Howitt, having removed from her usual residence at Meran in the Tyrol to spend the winter in Rome, died there of bronchitis on 30 Jan. 1888. A portrait is prefixed to Margaret Hewitt's `Life of Mary Howitt,' 1889.
Among the works written, like those already mentioned, independently of her husband, were:
- `Sketches of Natural History,' 1834.
- `Wood Leighton, or a Year in the Country,' 1836.
- `Birds and Flowers and other Country Things,' 1838.
- 'Hymns and Fireside Verses,' 1839.
- 'Hope on, Hope ever, a Tale,' 1840.
- 'Strive and Thrive,' 1840.
- 'Sowing and Reaping, or What will come of it,' 1841.
- 'Work and Wages, or Life in Service,' 1842.
- 'Which is the Wiser? or People Abroad,' 1842.
- 'Little Coin, Much Care,' 1842.
- 'No Sense like Common Sense,' 1843.
- 'Love and Money,' 1843.
- 'My Uncle the Clockmaker,' 1844.
- 'The Two Apprentices,' 1844.
- 'My own Story, or the Autobiography of a Child,' 1845.
- 'Fireside Verses,' 1845.
- 'Ballads and other Poems,' 1847.
- 'The Children's Year,' 1847.
- 'The Childhood of Mary Leeson,' 1848.
- 'Our Cousins in Ohio,' 1849.
- 'The Heir of Wast-Waylan,' 1851.
- 'The Dial of Love,' 1853.
- 'Birds and Flowers and other Country Things,' 1855.
- 'The Picture Book for the Young,' 1855.
- 'M. Howitt's Illustrated Library for the Young,' 1856; two series.
- 'Lillieslea, or Lost and Found,' 1861.
- 'Little Arthur's Letters to his Sister Mary,' 1861.
- 'The Poet's Children,' 1863.
- 'The Story of Little Cristal,' 1863.
- 'Mr. Rudd's Grandchildren,' 1864.
- 'Tales in Prose for Young People,' 1864.
- 'M. Howitt's Sketches of Natural History, 1864.
- 'Tales in Verse for Young People,' 1865.
- 'Our Four-footed Friends,' 1867.
- 'John Oriel's Start in Life,' 1868.
- 'Pictures from Nature,' 1869.
- 'Vignettes of American History,' 1869.
- 'A Pleasant Life,' 1871.
- 'Birds and their Nests,' 1872.
- 'Natural History Stories,' 1875.
- ' Tales for all Seasons,' 1881. 42.
- 'Tales of English Life, including Middleton and the Middletons,' 1881.
[Margaret Howitt's Life of Mary Howitt, 1889, with two portraits; Good Words, 1886, pp. 52, 172, 330, 394, 592; Hale's Woman's Record, 1855, pp. 699-702, with portrait; Athenæum, 4 Feb. 1888, p. 148, and 11 Feb. p. 181; Times, 3 Feb. 1888, p. 7, and 7 Feb. p. 8; Graphic, 18 Feb. 1888, p. 168, with portrait; Alaric Watts's Life, 1884,ii. 1-15; Godey's Lady's Book, 1852, xlv. 320-2; information from Mrs. John Macdonell; and the authorities mentioned under William Howitt.]


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I was so excited to be sent the lookbook for Gok's new collection for TU at Sainsburys, last month. Since his last collection, which I found a bit too work-wear driven, I'd been tweeting Gok and his right-hand man Mark asking for more casual pieces in this next collection. And he's delivered with a great mix of very wearable day-time pieces as well as some amazing dresses & skirts.
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Finally, I chose a pair of black skinny jeans that are worthy of the name Perfect Skinny Jeans – £28. Divine.
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Britain has called on Iceland to honour its compensation obligations, two days after the Icelandic president vetoed a bill to repay the UK government over the failure of Icesave bank.
Paul Myners, the British treasury minister, said on Thursday that his government expects Iceland to compensate the UK and The Netherlands for covering losses incurred by the collapse of the bank.
"This should happen in a way that supports Iceland's economic recovery, rather than hampers it," the Reuters news agency quoted him as saying.
Britain and The Netherlands stepped in to compensate nearly $6bn to more than 320,000 customers who lost money in the collapse of Iceland's internet savings bank.
Olafur Ragnar Grimsson, Iceland's president, rejected a bill on Tuesday that would compensate both governments.
He said he had decided to put the issue to a public referendum instead, angering British and Dutch officials.
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But Grimsson insisted on Thursday that Iceland would live up to its international obligations, despite his veto.
"Iceland fully recognises its obligations and responsibilities to pay ... and (what) will be put to a referendum is simply in what way and in what forms and in what terms," he said in an interview with Swedish Radio.
Meanwhile, officials in Iceland said that the standoff would not affect relations among the countries.
Ossur Skarphedinsson, Iceland's foreign minister, said he has received assurances from Britain that the issue also would not affect Iceland's candidacy to join the European Union.
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The compensation bill has sparked anger in Iceland, which was hit by a financial meltdown in October 2008.
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Laptop battery not working
I recently took my laptop over to a friends house (along with the wall charger) and everything was working properly. I get it home 2 hours later, plug everything back in like I normally have it set up and now the battery won't charge! The battery icon says, "There is a problem with your battery, so your computer might shut down suddenly" and also, "Plugged in, not charging. Consider replacing your battery."
I did a little research on here and found a forum post from 2 years ago in regards to an Asus laptop battery issue. In that forum it was suggested to:
">In Device Manager, Under the Batteries category, right-click all of the Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery listings, and select Uninstall (its ok if you only have 1)."
I don't know if that is my best option at this point or if my battery is toast. The laptop is over 3 years old. If anyone could give me insight on how to fix this, that would be great!
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Hello Alldayvikings28 and welcome to Seven Forums.
If the battery still has a charge left, you might try running a power efficiency diagnostic report to see what the health of the battery is.
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You could also remove the battery and run the laptop on AC power only just to rule out a computer issue.
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The battery does not have any power left (0%). Can I still run the diagnostic with having the battery still attached, just plugged in to the AC power? Or will that just test for the AC power?
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Good question. I'm not sure what the report will check under those conditions. But it wouldn't hurt anything to run it and see what it says.
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If you've never run your battery down REGULARLY (couple of hundred?) from a full charge over three years, it probably is toast.
Many people unknowingly only do 15-25 minute runs on their battery, and then plug in. The battery will eventually lose its ability to hold a deep charge. I've seen this dozens of times with my office clients.
When you go on battery - stay on battery 'til it runs down. If you know you're going to be away from a receptacle over three hours, take a spare to see you through. Also, ALWAYS take a spare power adapter with you.
Another tip. Don't leave a battery in a rundown state more than a few hours.
Another tip. Once fully charged, and you're home and going to be plugged in - pop the battery out until you need it.
Maintained like this, and of good quality, a battery should give you 500-600 charges.
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The Duff YA writer Kody Keplinger: "My goal for 2011 is to break out of the 'box' and write something different from anything I've written before. Whether that means writing a screenplay for fun or writing a fantasy story, I don't know yet. But this year, I want to challenge myself."
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Oh yes and Of Mice and Men, I will never forget that book! :)
Night by Eli Weisel I will probably read it a thousand times. It is a survivors account of the holocaust and the concentration camp he was in. It taught me a lot of things I never knew and is very easy to read and understand.
Farewell to Manzanar, Angela's Ashes, The Great Gatsby, Uncle Tom's Cabin, Soraya, A Thousand Splendid Suns. The most eye opening & influential on my list, hs n college.
I don't know about influential, but I remember clearly the Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men.
Hatchet. To kill a mocking bird. Both stuck with me. Love the BOB competition. Should add a high school level.
Oddly it was 'Call Of The Wild' by Jack London ... Such an amazing story of loyalty and perseverance.
Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein
The Chronicles of Narnia
The Bible
I don't know if I'd call them influential but I found "Flowers for Algernon" and "To Kill A Mockingbird" absorbing and memorable enough to revisit as an adult.
My little brother and little sister both made it to the BOB competition:)
Many. One that I am thinking of is "That Was Then, This Is Now."
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I need a program, free or not, that would be a good starter program for learning the basics of computer graphics. Thanks in advance!
Swift 3d. that is how I learned. When I wanted to start 3d I didn't have the slightest idea on how to create 3d but thanks to the easy to use 3d program I learned the basics and just a little more. They even offer free step by step tutorials. try the free version it's fully functional and doesn't expire, if you like it then you can buy it. the only thing the trial version keeps you from doing is exporting your work. Other than that it's fully functional.
I want to learn ABC of computer.
Go to Google, and type in whatever you want to know about today – presto, thousands of pages of information! For instance, type "word processing" or "using windows" or whatever it is you want to know. Computing is too vast a subject to cram into one site, and any one site that tries to do it will almost certainly fall short of expectations.
I want to take an AP computer programming class at my school, but I would like to learn the basics of essentially how computers work. I want to know like how to effectively write/ read script and use the command prompt. Really anything that you think would be useful. If there is a good informative website you could give me that would be great. Thanks a ton.
You totally have the wrong idea of a computer course. You will be doing stuff like this all year:
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You make cool programs such as that. The best thing to do is download either eclipse or textpad (IDEs) beforehand and get used to programming with those. Get a java book at your local library and read the first five chapters. (Up until where you are very familiar with loops and arrays)
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO USE COMMAND PROMPT (if you have the IDE)
youtube.com can teach you everything with videos. Just search for whatever you want to learn and they have oddles. Another great site is ehow.com they have zillions that show you how to do everything. And it costs nothing. If you open each program file in the start menu you will get a feel for what they are and what they do. ANY program that you open will not change unless you start clicking. As long as you just look nothing changes. Then you can go to these sites (I'd try ehow first) Just search for the Program that you are trying to learn. You don't have to be a member and I have learned how to do just about everything from braiding hair to information for my company and everything in between. The help menu that each program has at the top of the page in the tool bar is always great for just looking up how to do one thing. I haven't found any cheap software for it – but DON'T be fooled into buying that computer professor stuff on TV. They take your credit card and repeatedly charge your card for things they ship every two weeks. And when you try to return they say they never received it.
I want to get something for my mom to help her learn her way around on a computer. She is very timid about it and knows hardly anything. I need something that will teach at the very basic level… for someone who doesn't know what the "desktop" is or where the "start button" is or how to highlight text. My mom is very smart, she just has basically no experience with computers. Someone please is there a good software to start her out? Thanks.
You can buy CD-ROM based teaching software for most packages and OS's. Professor Teaches is one such system
My Mom is new to computers and Im tryin to help her out.I wanted to find a program that i can download so that she can learn the basics.
I'm looking for a tutorial or dvd that I can give to my parents so they can learn computer basics but in Chinese since their English is not so good. Please help.
Try amazon.com
i taught myself to use the computer with the help of a good and basic book. Computer Friendly! write to Green Tree Press Inc. 3603 West 12th St. Erie, Pa. 16505 the book is basic and walks you through everything. you can also contact them online at http://www.greentreepress.com just for your info, I found out about them through an ad in the newspaper.
A computer is like math. You will need to "use" it to learn and retain everything about a computer.
I'm going to teach computer basics to a group of around 13 years old orphan childs. They don't know anything about computer… Anybody can recomend me an ebook(free), reference or something similar to guid me how to start and what should I cover? I need a ebook which I can find for free on the internet or any other reference!
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I need to know some basic information about computers starting at the very bottom
I'd like to know what a gigabyte is how much you need a home computer and basics about operating systems and such
Can anyone tell me a website that is teaching you about comp basics( i dont mean how to use word and excel or put a password on ur user).
knowing scripts and codes (computer languages) such as C++ and Java – thats what i mean.
About.com and W3schools have great tutorials.
I am looking for a computer and I will like to know the basics about computer. What are some important things to look for when buying a computer and what 2.40 GHz means.
I will be using it for games and i need at least 3.40 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, 256 MB NVIDIA 6800 / ATI Radeon X800 on the video card and DirectX video card, and a high level working computer.
When looking for a computer, you want to know what you need or want first. Desktop (stationary, more powerful, cheaper) or Laptop (portable, more expensive) ? Will you be playing games, watching movies, listening to music, word processing, internet browsing, etc.? If you do not plan on playing games or watching videos on your computer, the cheapest system currently on the market is more than enough for you. 2.40GHz represents the frequency of the processor, sometimes known as clock speed. The processor is the internal computing system which processes everything you ask the computer to do. The more GHz, the better. Also, Dual Core is better than a Single Core, and Quad Core is better than Dual Core. A dual core, or quad core simply has more than one processor, therefore it can process multiple tasks at one time.
Important things to look for:
RAM – Random Access Memory –
Listed in GB (Gigabytes) – This is the working memory. The more the better. Try not to get any less than 2 GB, especially is the computer is running Microsoft Vista.
HDD – Hard Disk Drive -
Also listed in GB. This is not very important, unless you plan to store a lot of music of videos. Anything more than 100GB is plenty. Most desktops come with at least 200GB, while most laptops come with at least 120GB.


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Fifty with a twist!!! Butterick pattern B5780 for the top and B5556 for the bottom.
I love the top part of this pattern but wanted to make a long fifty style dress. Well I just mixed the patterns and here is the result. I really love it and it feels so good.
Jan 29, 2013, 01.15 PMby Meldbombs
Do you know how to gather in place of darts? I have a pattern which I drafted for knits with 1/8 ease, so I wanted to gather instead of darts which I think would leave extra room in addition to the minimal ease I left?
Jan 29, 2013, 09.26 PMby neveenkarnes
Jan 28, 2013, 01.45 PMby Meldbombs
Hpw did you merge it? I love it and was also thinking of merging a bodice and a skirt in jersey knit
Jan 29, 2013, 03.00 AMby neveenkarnes
I made some adjustment to the bodice and the skirt was gathering made longer. i love the top of the dress next one I will also add pockets. good luck
Jan 27, 2013, 07.29 PMby PinupGal
Very creative, looks lovely
Jan 27, 2013, 12.59 PMby VivianGrace
Nicely done, I like the way your overall design really pairs well with the vibe of the print.. I'm thinking polka dots are in my near future :)
Jan 28, 2013, 12.31 AMby neveenkarnes
Thank you
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Wow, that's really cool. I love it!
Jan 28, 2013, 12.32 AMby neveenkarnes
Thank you very much!!
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Georgeous dress and fabric !
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Thank you!
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Beautiful dress and lovely little hand!!!
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Thank you… My little helper wanted to be in the picture!!!!
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The Lion King is an award-winning Broadway stage musical based on the 1994 Disney animated film of the same name and is directed by Julie Taymor, featuring actors in animal costumes as well as giant, hollow puppets. The stage show first opened on July 31, 1997 in Minneapolis at the Orpheum Theatre, and was an instant and tremendous success before moving permanently to the New Amsterdam Theater on Broadway in New York City that October. A version later opened in London, and another in Toronto, playing there until January 2004. On June 13, 2006, the Broadway production moved to the Minskoff Theatre to make way for the musical version of Mary Poppins. [1]
U.S. and International Productions
After the success of the Broadway show, the show was produced in the United Kingdom, and continues to play at the Lyceum Theatre in London. Julie Taymor led the English production of the show, with Peter Schneider as the producer.
The show played at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney, Australia from 19 October 2003 until 26 June 2005. The production then ran at the Regent Theatre in Melbourne from 28 July 2005 until 4 June 2006.
There are currently two U.S. touring productions. The tour version is very similar to the original Broadway production; however, certain scenic elements which rise out of the stage floor (such as Pride Rock, the stampede, and the grasslands) were converted to less costly configurations for the touring productions.
International productions of the show are now playing in:
Musical adaptation
The musical incorporates several changes and additions to the storyline as compared to the film. The mandrill Rafiki's gender was changed to a female role, as Taymor believed there was generally no leading female character in the film. Rafiki was portrayed by Tsidii Le Loka in the original Broadway musical, and by Josette Bushell-Mingo in the original British version.
Several new scenes are present, including a conversation Mufasa has with Zazu about whether he is raising Simba correctly, and a perilous scene where Timon finds himself nearly drowning in a waterfall while Simba feels powerless to help him. A major narrative addition is the depiction of Nala's departure in the scene "The Madness of King Scar", where the mentally deteriorating villain tries to make Nala his mate. Nala refuses, and later announces her intention to depart the pridelands and find help. She receives the blessings of the lionesses and Rafiki during the new song "Shadowland."
Like its predecessor, the Beauty and the Beast musical, the Lion King adds more songs to its stage production, including Morning Report sung by Zazu the hornbill (a song which was later added to the film for the special edition DVD release). "Shadowland", originally featured on the CD Rhythm of the Pride Lands with Swahili lyrics, was adapted for the musical with new English lyrics. It is sung by Nala and the Lionesses. "One By One", also from the Rhythm of the Pride Lands CD, was adapted as the rousing African-styled Entre Act sung by the chorus at the opening of the second act.
Many of the animals portrayed in the production are actors in costume using extra tools to move their costumes. For example, the giraffes are portrayed by actors carefully walking on stilts. For principal characters such as Mufasa and Scar, the costumes feature mechanical headpieces that can be raised and lowered to foster the illusion of a cat "lunging" at another. Other characters, such as the Hyenas, Zazu, Timon and Pumbaa are portrayed by actors in life-sized puppets or costumes. The Timon character is described by Taymor as one of the hardest roles to master, as the movement of the puppet's head and arms puts a strain on the actor's arms, back and neck.
Composer Lebo M led the original Broadway chorus. The chorus members are usually visible in the production, rather than being hidden in the shadows as with some other musical shows.
A new section of the production, the Lioness Hunt, features a particularly complicated dance sequence for the actresses, and the dance is made even more difficult by the large headpieces worn during the scene.
During the show's run in China, Chinese elements were included in the musical. One of the songs was adapted to a well-known chinese pop song, "Laoshu ai dami" or "Mice Love Rice". The cast even cracked jokes and and attempted conversations with the audience in Chinese.[2]
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Various international cast recordings are available on CD.
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The show won many awards in 1997. For more information see the section below.
The show is produced by Disney Theatrical.
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Hima Cement Limited,
Centre Court, 4 Ternan Avenue,
P.O. BOX 7230, Kampala, Uganda
Or through email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Clearly label the application with the position for which you are applying.
Hima Cement Limited is an equal opportunity employer.
Only successful candidates will be contacted.
"Further information about these roles can be obtained from the company website at www.lafarge.co.ug
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