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1. Do you think that certain basketball referees have it in for certain coaches? Is there one current official that you hate to see calling a Florida game? 2. Who are the five best NBA players you have ever seen on TV or in person? 3. Kentucky coach John Calipari could practically name his own price to go back to the NBA. Do you think he remains at Kentucky for several more years or do you think his ego can resist the lure of the NBA for more than one or two more years in Lexington?
1. Yes, but no there is no particular ref that I dread calling a UF game. 2. Ervin Johnson on tv, Bill Russell at the end of his career on tv, a young Julius Erving as a Virginia Squire in person, a young and healthy Bill Walton on tv and for the fifth maybe Wilt Chamberlin on tv. 3. I suspect that Calipari is not at UK too much longer. But that is mainly because most coaches don't stay places long term these days.
I will comment briefly on #3. Calipari's best coaching quality is as a recruiter. That doesn't get you very much in the NBA. So, I don't know why anyone would want him or why he would go. That doesn't mean people won't make a stupid decision - it happens all the time in pro sports - but I'm not holding my breath.
1. Doug Shows 2. MJ, Bird, Magic, Russell, and McHale. I put McHale in there because his footwork was a thing of beauty. 3. Calipari is a perfect match for UK. I see him staying there as long as he wants to. As for the NBA I think that would be a mistake for him that he already made once before.
1. Yes, Doug Shows would probably top the list for me. 2. MJ, Lebron, Kobe, Duncan, I'm not sure about the 5th. Maybe Shaq at his best. 3. He isn't staying more than a few more years IMO. I do think he still has the NBA itch, but I don't think he'd leave for a big contract in a lousy location. I think it would have to be a good job also. Its also possible he leaves for a job other than coaching. He's become quite the "do gooder" as he's gotten older. Definitely appears to have shifted from satisfying personal aspirations to trying to find ways to give back - "generativity vs stagnation" for any of you Erikson fans out there. IMO, UK will have a coaching vacancy long before Florida will.
REM08, I think all coaches who make it to the top have to have a strong personal drive. I do think that his ability to recruit is his best asset, and do have respect for the way he gets them to play well together (most seasons ). However, I think winning in the NBA would help solidify him as more than just an elite recruiter.
Billy actually likes having Doug Shows call Florida games. Ted Valentine, too. My list of referees that I don't like starts with Jamie Lucky, the guy who completely turned around the Florida-Butler game in New Orleans in 2008. My press row seat was 10 feet away from a confrontation between Brad Stevens and Lucky, who turned beet red when Stevens called him out for a foul call against Andrew Smith at the 9:01 mark. Florida was up by 11 at the time and in total control because Butler couldn't handle Vern Macklin, who scored 25 points in 24 minutes that day. Lucky responded by walking over to Stevens and totally losing his cool. After he dressed down Stevens, Lucky made an absolute phantom call against Macklin. That was Vern's fourth so he had to sit and during that time Butler got back into it. Butler went more than five minutes before another foul was called against them.
1. I would think there are some refs who have it in for certain coaches even if it's a subconcious thing. But, I don't think it's widespread, and it's not something I worry about too much - although I'm all for critiquing bad calls when they happen! So, no I don't have a ref in mind that I don't want to see do Gator games. 2. I've seen all of my all-time NBA top 5 play on tv (none of them in person): 1. LeBron 2. Wilt 3. Bird 4. Magic 5. MJ 3. Calipari seems like the type to move on, but who knows? People surprise me all the time. I do think he does more than just recruit. I know he gets the most talent, but getting that many freshmen to perform and play as a team would be tough for any coach IMHO. And, lest anyone think I'm a fan of Calipari, I'm not. I loathe Cal's approach to college basketball, and although I always used to root for UK when they were representing for the SEC, they will be my least favorite team in America until Cal leaves.
3. Calapari will stay as long as he/Kentucky avoid NCAA investigation. 2. Not sure which 5, but pretty sure they were all on the Dream Team. 1. KARL HESS Whether it's the Gators or any other team, hands down the worst ref in college basketball and in the worst ways. He's makes bad calls, loves attention of making those calls and will make more of them out of spite if argued. Pure awfulness . . . or else he's got money riding on his games. Just ask Mick Hubert and the Gator broadcast crew. Or read more here: http://www.grantland.com/blog/the-t...eets-about-king-karl-hess-the-notorious-r-e-f
Walton gets an asterisk from me. For just under 2 seasons, he may have been the best player of all time. But, then the injuries hit... I always wonder what might have been for him. Incredible basketball IQ to go with great talent.
He was just amazing the year he took Portland to the Championship. Greatest passing center ever, IMHO. If only he was anywhere near that good as a announcer.
1. "TV" Teddy Valentine practically admitted to having a grudge against some coaches in a recent SI article (though he says that's all in the past now). I think the bigger problem, though, is officials that want to be bigger than the game. Valentine certainly fits that mold. Officials I never want to see working a Florida game: Valentine, Shows, (and probably Tony Greene & Karl Hess for good measure). 2. Dr. J, Joe Dumars, Larry Bird, McHale, Magic. 3. Calipari ain't going anywhere. He realizes he ain't an Xs & Os guy, so he's not going to go back to an Xs & Os league. Once caveat: He will go to the NBA if the NCAA's hot on his heels (see Carroll, Pete).
Billy actually likes and requests both Doug Shows and Ted Valentine. Nobody -- coaches, players or anyone except maybe the NCAA -- likes Karl "Body Bag" Hess ... as in no body bag, no foul. You'll find less contact at a MMA event than you will in a game he officiates. Tony Greene used to be a fine official. Now he's only good if he's in a crew with a strong crew chief. If he is the crew chief he will spend so much time trying to make up for missed calls by crew members that he will miss obvious calls that he should make. Everybody hopes they will get Mike Nance ON THE ROAD. Nobody likes him when they are at home. When he's on the road he goes out of his way to make sure that nobody thinks he's a homer so he actually makes calls that favor the visitors. Nice guy, though. Another one that nobody likes is Mike Stuart. He's made critical bad calls against the Gators at least 10 times that I can think of since 2006. I know several SEC coaches who cringe when they see he's calling one of their games. Bruce Benedict is horrible and I'm giving him credit. The best officials in the SEC right now are Doug Shows, Pat Adams, Doug Sirmons and Ted Valentine. Tom Eades used to be but he rarely calls SEC anymore, mostly Big 12 and Big Ten. You could poll the 14 coaches and Shows Adams, Sirmons and Valentine would be in everyone's top five officials in the league.
I have a soft spot for Bruce Benedict because I loved him as a kid when he played for my beloved Braves.
I didn't like that long-haired hippie when he was in college :smoke:, or when he was leading the Blazers over the 76ers for the NBA championship. But, what a masterful dissection of the 76ers' defense that was in the last 4 games of that 6-game series! And, Walton was getting even better the next season when he had the Blazers on their way to the best NBA regular season record ever when he got hurt late in the season. I started to appreciate what Walton was doing after-the-fact when I got over the 76ers series, and started thinking about the clinic I had seen put on by Walton's Blazers. I agree he was the best passing center ever. He also had excellent scoring and rebounding skills. And, he was a great, and very smart, defender. I missed watching Russell live, but tend to think Walton was like Russell on defense in being very smart (a cerebral approach if you will :geek about how to challenge shots (without always going for the block) without fouling. He was not as athletic as Russell, but Walton had pretty good length.
Russell had the best feel for the game for a post defender that I have ever seen. He went head-to-head with Wilt many times and it was nearly always epic. Wilt was probably the greatest athlete ever to play the post and Russell played him at least even at 6' 9". Unreal. He knew what his opponent would do way before they did. I was only a kid when I watched them play on an old B&W TV, but it was extraordinary. I can still close my eyes and see plays unfold. Too bad it is in SD and not HD. :^) Walton had some of that as a defender, but he had a much better feel for the game at the offensive end. He was DEADLY running a high post offense through him when he was healthy. Best I ever saw.
Great feedback, Lurker! I'm sorry I missed those Wilt/Russell battles. I started playing basketball, and then following it as a fan, in 7th grade, which was Fall of 1969, a few months after Russell retired. I think I'd be interested in watching some of those old games if they ever show them on tv (assuming tapes of the whole games exist).


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It's just speculation on my part, but this is likely just due to your fluctuating revolving utilization. And assuming that you are an AU on the $38K card that you share, it would be included in your revolving utilization as well.
Also it is not a given that your FICO score will increase every month. I have seen situations where my FICO score remains flat for months at a time, despite my baddies aging, and continued on time payments on my part.
Should I close the $38K credit card?
Are you an AU or do you own the CC?
What's the reported balance of the $38k acct?
You re not reporting any baddies, ie charge offs or collections. Are your unpaid balances fluctuating a lot on your revolving credit, that is your credit cards? Meaning are you pif and charging or increasing a few hundred or thousand either way? This will throw Fico off. I can speak from experience. Fico only sees unpaid balances, not that you pif and then recharge so to speak. My score has taken a hit from TU and EX because they see my monthly payment rising. Fico assumes that you do NOT pif each month. It has no way of knowing if you do as it recieves information only from cras after the fact, not real time. If you are pif each month and then recharging/using credit, I would not be concerned unless you are apping for a home mortage. As always YMMV.
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Completely disagree with Banfan here
In my opinion doing drugs is personal choice ( i read even steve jobs did it) so lets not be too harsh on Asif besides he might have been saying good bye to his stash by the sea for all we know during WI tour.
Lets not call afridi a fixer. although he may be fixated with smelling and biting cricket balls and playing jumpin jacks on the pitch during breaks, he was only doing so to fix the pitch for the spinners against england.
No blame can be pointed at shoaib akhter bhai also... He has nothing to hide except for perhaps genital warts.
And whats this talk about rashid latif's integrity? That guy is the sayer of truth! He was the one calling out others as match fixers... He was so stressed by upholding the truth that he also mistakenly upheld a dropped ball as a catch against us in multan.
Amir wahab salman butt were simply a case of making uninformed choices. They were probably inspired by the movie Inception to play a game within a game. I blame those over sized headphones the cricketers wear these days... They must not have heard a single word from the anti corruption training organized by pcb because of the loud music.
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Friday 16th July: Spotlight Club, Storey, Lancaster. Moll Baxter band finishing off a night of spoken word with music. 8pm, £4.00/£2.00
Thursday 5th August: Moll Baxter Band play The Golden Lion, Lancaster from 9pm. FREE
Saturday 14th August: Moll Baxter Band at the Music Coop's festival in Warton. More details tbc.
Tuesday 27th July: Wordsoup Tringe special, a second chance to see the dramatisation of 'Keeping Light,' a collaboration between Mollie Baxter, Norman Hadley and David Riley. The Continental Preston, 8pm £3.00


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Snowboarding as a culture, a pastime and an art
From fashion to tricks, snowboarding is a sport providing individualism in all forms.
Humans vs. Zombies: UMass' most dangerous game
A look into this semester's on-campus Humans vs. Zombies game and its final hours
Challenge yourself with intensive workouts at the Recreation Center
Rejuvenate your exercise regimen with these group fitness classes
Bikram Yoga heats up in Northampton
Bikram Yoga Northampton presents the people of Northampton and its surrounding towns with a chance to try out yoga with a little added heat.
Easy tips to avoid the flu
Simple tasks like washing your hands and sleeping eight hours can help you avoid getting sick during the cold, winter months.
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The ins and outs of cycling in Amherst
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Central Rock Gym a fun way to get in your exercise
If you are sick of treadmills, rock climbing at Central Rock Gym is a fun new way to squeeze your cardio and strength work into one exercise routine.
Diet the right way with simple tricks
It's easy to get carried away and try to lose weight in a dangerous way. Follow these tips to get healthy for summer without any crash dieting.
Local trails a refreshing change of pace
The 11-mile Norwottuck Rail Trail offers a peaceful getaway sure to get your mind out of your studies, albeit temporarily.
Get in shape for spring without leaving campus
Collegian Columnist Kaitlyn Bidga teaches advice on how to get in shape for vacation without leaving school.
10 Tips: Beat the winter blues with simple tips
The cold winter months leave many people depressed and lethargic, but if you follow these simple suggestions, you'll have the blues beat in no time.
Survival of the fittest: Local gyms fight to compete with UMass Rec Center
Gyms like The Leading Edge and Planet Fitness have been forced to make some big changes in order to compete with the UMass Rec Center. While no one will be going to the Edge anymore, Planet Fitness claims to have benefited from the change.
2010 Winter Olympics provides golden memories
After lifetimes of practice, years of preparation and 16 days filled with moments of glory and disappointment, the 21st Winter Olympic Games are over. Held in Vancouver, Canada, there were many remarkable moments of the games, some of which will remain in the record books for years, while others will be long forgotten by the time the winter games are held again in four years in Sochi, Russia.
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What sort of world do we live in where a mature, pretty and leggy blond woman has to create a website to find a husband? A world where healthcare is a growing problem for millions. Terri Carlson, a 45-year-old divorced mother, took to the Internet to form Willmarryforhealthinsurance.com to find a husband that could give her health insurance, putting love on the back burner for now.
Free classes, great workouts: nine exercise classes you should be taking
Exercise routines can become dull and predictable as we engage in the uniform two-mile treadmill run or 30 minutes on the elliptical. If you're getting bored of your predictable workout routine, then it's time to do something about it. Make exercise enjoyable and fun as you dance, kick, spin or crunch your way to a fit body. Last semester, the University of Massachusetts opened its $50-million Recreation Center, along with nine sweat-inducing fitness classes.
"Ditch the workout and join the party" with Zumba Fitness
Almost every afternoon and night of the week, 50 University of Massachusetts students dance, sweat and have fun to music such as Ke$ha's "Tick Tock," Pitbull's "I Know You Want Me" and LMFAO's "Shots." These students, primarily female, are engaging in a complete hour of calorie and fat burning, working on muscle resistance, and overall energizing their bodies while still managing to have a good time. This is what Zumba Fitness is all about.
Unusual events pave the way for a promising Winter Olympics
While many people think that the Olympic Games are outdated in today's fast-paced world, there are many interesting events coming up in this month's Vancouver Olympic Winter Games. From the culturally significant opening and closing ceremonies to unusual sports, everyone should find something attractive about the games.
Student enterprising a driving force at the 'Zoo'
Recession got you feeling weak? A glance at the ZooMass Calendar, a 12 month layout organized by students and featuring coeds from the Five College area, should clear those doldrums up right away.
Students clean up butts
Don't like cigarette butts cluttering up your campus? Neither do the University of Massachusetts students who volunteered last Sunday to collect stray ones across campus for the fourth annual "No Butts About It" event.
Brazilian flair brought to UM through Capoeira classes
For those who opt out of paying high gym membership prices or club dues, there is now another option on campus for students trying to stay fit while having fun. Capoeira, a mix of martial arts and dancing, is now being taught as a class through the Student Association for Multicultural Brazilian Alliance (SAMBA).


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Education Reform Lessons from the Trenches By Dr. William Ouchi |
Governor Gray Davis recently took a significant first step toward improving student achievement in California's public schools by signing into law a four-bill package of education reforms that increase accountability and strengthen reading instruction. The important, underlying message in his actions is that California's public schools can indeed be fixed. For his efforts to champion education as the centerpiece of his administration and for taking action quickly to address this serious issue, Governor Davis deserves high praise. But these top-down programs can succeed only if they are matched by similar efforts from the bottom up. At the Los Angeles Educational Alliance for Restructuring Now (LEARN), we have learned a number of hard-won lessons over the course of eight years of efforts to reform the state's largest and perhaps most bureaucratic school district, the Los Angeles Unified. The district still faces enormous hurdles in its path to improve student achievement. However, by following a single principle relentlessly, we have begun to turn the tide of falling test scores across all grade levels and in all subject areas; re-energize parents, teachers and principals; introduce competition among schools; increase innovation and opportunity, and save money in the process. How? We did it by providing local school sites with a system of increased freedom and accountability to serve the needs of their communities. The four LEARN principles that have guided our efforts include: Decentralization with Accountability, which increases local school decision-making and budgeting authority, while establishing measurements to hold principals accountable for specific gains in student achievement; Collaboration, which brings all stakeholders - administrators, faculty, staff, parents and students - into the reform process with the agreement that everyone accept responsibility for helping the school achieve its goals; School Site Action Plan, which must involve all stakeholders in developing a school-wide action plan; and Professional Development, which provides the training and support school staff need to implement reforms at each school site successfully. While this decentralized approach can be taken much further, LEARN schools have begun to outpace their non-reform peers in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) in the ultimate measure of progress: student achievement. LEARN schools scored higher in math, reading and language at every grade level versus non-LEARN schools on the 1997 and 1998 Stanford 9 Achievement Tests. How does decentralization lead to better learning? To sum it up: "One size doesn't fit all." It begins with the idea that teachers and principals at each school are equipped to design better education programs for the children they serve than are administrators two or three levels removed from them. In order to accomplish this, of course, schools need more direct control over their budgets and staff resources, as well as the freedom to implement a curriculum that meets both the needs of their students and basic state requirements. |
Dr. William Ouchi is chairman of LEARN, the Los Angeles Educational Alliance for Restructuring Now. He is vice dean at UCLA's Anderson Graduate School of Management, where he teaches management and organizational design. |
This increased local decision-making also provides tremendous motivation to principals and teachers, because it gives them a greater role in defining how they will educate their students and at least the rudimentary tools for success. It also energizes parents and draws them into the schools because now principals and teachers must involve them in important decisions and planning. Studies have shown that parental involvement is the single most powerful force in improving learning. A second important ingredient in the success of decentralization is accelerated competition and choice within the public school framework. By state law, LAUSD parents can move their children to schools outside of their neighborhoods if these schools have empty seats. This flexibility only matters, though, if there are worthwhile differences among schools. LEARN provides the tools and training schools need to develop specialized strengths in their curriculums - e.g., science, music, vocational training - that will differentiate them from other schools, attract parents and students, and engender competition within the public school system. Competition spurs schools to improve the quality of their teaching and planning in order to attract students and the state resources that follow. Second, and less obviously, it encourages schools to begin to develop specialties - magnet programs - which are popular models in other countries. This could include any of the following and more: focus on music or science; expertise in vocational training or in teaching the learning disabled, and altering schedules to nights and weekends to meet the needs of dropout students. Over time, as schools build their own particular areas of strength, parents will have considerably greater freedom to choose schools that best fit the needs of their children. In an increasingly diverse California, we need a wider variety of schools to meet a wide variety of needs. A third benefit of doing away with "one size fits all" public schools comes from the sheer innovation it unleashes. Until recently, students at Mulholland Middle School in West Los Angeles lacked lab science facilities and courses. As a result, many could not enter high school lab science courses and, subsequently, had difficulty entering the colleges of their choice. Armed with the freedom to redesign their curriculum, school officials asked retired aerospace executives to help them build lab facilities. Today, Mulholland Middle School students enjoy hands-on laboratory projects during their science classes using the new facilities. This is one of many such examples of innovation at schools that have adopted LEARN's model of decentralization. A final benefit of local decision-making - a counter-intuitive one - is the significant cost savings it generates over time. When we started LEARN in the early 1990s, we invited administrators of charter schools from England, where the concept originated, to advise us. One of our first questions concerned costs, or whether decentralization would lead to duplication of staff. The English laughed and explained that, in their experience, decentralization actually saves money by giving local principals, teachers and parents the freedom to redirect funds misspent on inappropriate staff and programs. Our own experience over the last eight years has borne this out. Not only Mulholland Middle School, but a number of others participating in LEARN reforms - such as the Foshay Learning Center and the Palisades Complex - today generate budget surpluses that they redirect to locally determined priorities. The promise of these reforms can only be fully realized by establishing funding mechanisms and administrative practices at the state level that push decision-making and accountability all the way down to individual, local schools. As our experience has begun to demonstrate, decentralization produces not only better achievement results, but also considerable innovation, competition and, ultimately, cost savings. When state policymakers and officials begin to lay out the necessary next steps in the governor's education platform, they should work hard to ensure that new, tougher state mandates are accompanied by the flexibility for local districts to put in place decentralized "bottom up" reforms to match the "top down" reforms that Governor Davis just signed into law. |
Competition spurs schools to improve the quality of their teaching and planning in order to attract students and the state resources that follow. |


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Île de Bendor
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The story of Île de Bendor is the story of a man, Paul Ricard; a foggy drink without which the south of France wouldn't recognize itself; and a 19-room hotel, the curious and rather wacky Delos. With pocket change from the fortune he amassed making and marketing "the real pastis of Marseilles" under his own name, Ricard acquired Bendor in 1950 as a plaything, as a place to schmooze clients and entertain friends like Jacques Cousteau and Dalí. In the image of his populist aperitif, Ricard also conceived the island as a holiday spot for blue-collar Provençaux who felt out of place in the worldly towns of the Côte d'Azur and who, in any case, couldn't afford them. Even fig farmers deserve a vacation.
"If I'm passionate about [Bendor]," he wrote in his memoirs, "it's because it was an island. I believed that in building a world in miniature, I could do anything, that the only thing I need take into account was the quantity of land, sea, and sky."
A seven-minute boat ride delivers guests to Bendor from Bandol, an overstimulated beach town that makes Puerto Vallarta look like Newport, Rhode Island. Le Delos's only company on Bendor is the hotel's much less atmospheric annex, Le Palais; eight adorable maisonettes with private gardens that Le Delos manages, but brands separately; a second, defunct hotel that is a terrible eyesore; four restaurants; a diving school; an exhibit of Ricard ephemera that is one big missed opportunity (for that matter, there are no bottles of pastis in the guest rooms, which seems insane); a handful of eccentric shops, one specializing in handblown glass pacifiers; and an extraordinary museum Ricard founded as a "permanent encyclopedia" of wine and spirits. The collection includes 700 related books, 5,000 labels, 8,000 bottles with their contents (obscure Belle Époque liqueurs, a triple-anisette produced by the Vatican pharmacy) and over 1,200 menus from the 1860's to the 1960's (coronation dinners at London's Dorchester hotel, pre–World War I banquets at legendary Paris restaurants). The museum reopens this month with new exhibits on anis and the historic bars of Paris.
As a hotelier and an entrepreneur peddling alcohol, Ricard knew his constituency. He was one of them. They had the same cultural references: Pagnol, Fernandel, Tino Rossi. Le Delos is just the sort of hotel you'd dream up if your grandfather was a boulanger, your father was a wine merchant, you grew up in the Ste.-Marthe suburb of Marseilles, and then you became monstrously rich. "Good taste is my taste," the saying goes. Ricard was as entitled to it as anyone.
What is it about the Middle Ages (or is it the Renaissance Le Delos fantasizes?) that so appeals to self-made men?It's a look you don't have to love to find amusing. Ricard's great soft spot was for (newly minted) Spanish Baroque furniture, from barley-twist canopy beds to leather-topped tables trimmed with fringe and giant brass nailheads. His florid enthusiasms also ran to cherubs, satyrs, vivaciously colored wall tiles in Moorish motifs, and loopy wrought-iron chandeliers incorporating schooners. Door pulls were cast in the form of sea horses. Naturally. Everything was created on site. Ricard built on the island not just ateliers for his potters, glassblowers, and metalworkers, but also lodgings.
The old man stepped down as head of his company in 1969 and died in 1997, but Bendor never left family hands. For years, relatives would take a momentary interest in the hotel, warehousing Ricard's beloved frippery, which they didn't really get, and hiring some designer you never heard of to keep the place "up-to-date." In this way Le Delos became a total hash. Finally, a real professional, Carolyn Quartermaine, was hired to dig through the layers of decorative intervention and make the hotel coherent. As a Londoner who lives part-time outside Nice, Quartermaine had both the distance and the sympathies to effect something interesting. It was a long slog, but she convinced Danièle Ricard that success lay in reviving, with more affection than irony, her father's vision.
"Lying on the beach in Bandol twenty years ago, I had no idea there was even an island here," says Quartermaine. "When I began working on Le Delos, everything had to be beige and brown. But in the end I got Paul Ricard's crazy colors back, plus all the furniture that had been put in storage."
Quartermaine did not redeploy the furniture as she found it. Of course. Thronelike armchairs are a lot less oppressive covered in vintage monogrammed bedsheets dyed pink. Curtains were sewn in the scribbly fabrics she designs: cottons printed with fragments of 17th-century calligraphy—"Marie D'Orléans, Duchesse De Nemours—chosen purely for their shape, not their meaning or associations. Didier Mahieu's drawings, sketched directly on the walls of sleeping alcoves, are a dead ringer for those of Marcel Vertés, the Hungarian artist who spiked his fashion illustration with mordant social observation.
The maisonettes are 111 steps and a world away from Le Delos. They're the work of Herbert Hufnagel, a German decorator in nearby Cassis. Poking around the island, he found some old iron gates with seagulls worked into the design, but except for repurposing the gates as headboards, Hufnagel seems to have done all his shopping at Urban Outfitters.
Both the maisonettes and Le Delos are something less—a lot less, actually—than full-service hotels. Spend too much time, i.e., more than one night, and you begin to notice that Bendor is being relaunched on a wing, a prayer, and not a lot of sous. But people on vacation in the south of France are known for being forgiving, especially those with a weakness for stained glass, allegorical mosaics involving birds and flowers, and epic bronzes of Diana the Huntress. The hotels have finally even welcomed back the iconic yellow ashtrays carrying the logo of a certain pastis. Bottles of Ricard in every room can't be far off.


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All the technology is out there to do everything the rumor is hinting to. But, I agree asking someone to say to the exact moment you are going to ride this ride is an insane idea. I go with a plan that is very flexible and changeable on a whim.
Better use of a system like this, would be like that of the express pass at US, where you can ride once through an express entrance at a time of your choosing.
I do like the idea of it using the QR code to link you to your Photopass photos. They are already using a modified QR code on the Photopass cards that they scan and give you now. They could just begin printing the QR Codes on the KTWC and have it already linked to your information.


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Come to think of it, I could be happier, but still this ain't all bad.
This is all developing now, and will probably not result in Cheney's impeachment, but cages have been rattled today.
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Last night was the second episode of Hard Knocks, and for Miami Dolphins fans who have been religiously following phins news, there was not much gained from the behind the scenes look at training camp. Phins news followers know that Garrard was injured, however not that it occurred will hanging out at home. Phins news fans also were well aware of Ryan Tannehill's continued success that is currently above everyone's expectations, and the ending to the Chad Johnson soap opera.
While watching the final scene where Philbin was basically firing Chad, I felt like I was watching the behind the scenes conversation of when Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries ended their brief 40 day marriage. There was that awkward feeling of each person knowing what the outcome was going to be, in this case Chad getting the axe, and Philbin knowing he was going to fire him. Philbin was awkwardly trying his best to give the heartbreaking news as painlessly as possible, with a lot of "I like you as a person," "it's not just the arrest," "not a good fit" type of lines. Directly after this scene the HBO narrator stated the prime question that is in all of phins news fans minds, "what young receiver is going to step up now?"
The bottom line is, this gives younger guys more repetitions at practice and a better chance to make the roster. The sports betting strategy is that one of these youngsters takes this opportunity and parlays it into securing a roster spot and setting themselves up for a productive season. I am interested to see what Chris Hogan always open, can do, since he was being praised by not only players but coaches. Obviously he is probably only a practice squad guy, but it would be interesting to see him get a little more preseason game time experience.
The next preseason game should be very foretelling, in both the QB and the wide receiver race. The sports betting strategy is that which ever players standout in the Panthers game, will get the chance to be named the starters in the all important 3rd preseason game, which is the equivalent of being named the opening day starter.
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The Sacriston hike - 35 miles for a good cause
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It all started on a cold winter's night in Sacriston Colliery Cricket Club.
The usual suspects sat around the table deliberating fundraising events to assist with the Natwest CricketForce weekend on 4/5 April.
After the success of previous events such, as the Coast-to-Coast bike ride, a cycle journey from Lindisfarne (Holy Island) to Sacriston (the Holy Land), and a hike from Hexham to Home, we decided that the dedicated members of Sacriston CCC should don their battered trainers and waterproofs again.
The sadistic side of the human nature is to always push yourself a little bit further. Well, after walking 28 miles in the Hexham hike a year previously, we had to find a longer, tougher and more challenging route.
After a quick phone call and a meeting with a local cycle tour operator, we had a plan - 35 miles of off-road hiking from the hills of Northumberland (Allenheads to be precise) back to sunny Sacriston.
We were advised this would be a very challenging yet enjoyable hike for the summer. However there was one small problem – we would be doing the hike over two days in March. From that point on the challenge got a lot harder!
Experience of recent years in that part of the country would suggest snow, freezing temperatures, icy cold winds and some flooding on lower ground. Add that to the fact that we are walking over 17 miles per day and will have to spend the Saturday night in a sleeping bag on a cold floor!
It was now felt we had come up with a worthy challenge for the hardy folk of Sacriston.
Our next concern was could we get enough volunteers to sign up for such a physical and time-consuming challenge? We should not have worried – we got the required 24 hikers within a week.
So here we are, a week away from an incredibly difficult challenge and we're all worrying about the usual stuff - Am I fit enough? Will I get lost? Will the weather hold up? How can I stop the blisters?
At the time of writing, I have no idea how hard this hike will actually be or if we will all actually complete it. However, I do know that there is a really good buzz about the place at the minute and with everybody so committed, I think the CricketForce weekend will be a huge success.
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