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It looks like another reality star will pack their bags for Hollywood. After the current season of 'The Bachelorette' wraps up later this summer, Andi Dorfman wants to move to make herself 'more Hollywood.'
Andi Dorfman, 27, has started to think about her life outside of The Bachelorette. When the current season comes to an end later this summer, Andi wants to take the plunge and make the move to Hollywood, according to a new report!
Andi Dorfman Moving To Hollywood
"Andi says she's going to move to Hollywood and see what kinds of gigs she can get! Andi is definitely changing herself to be 'more Hollywood,'" an insider told Life & Style.
What does that mean for the low key and down-to-Earth girl we met on The Bachelor? The insider also told the mag that "she's on a no-carb diet. Every day she works out with a trainer."
Recently, Andi made headlines when she resigned from her job at the District Attorney's Office of Fulton County in Atlanta on June 3. On June 19, TMZ got ahold of Andi's resignation letter and posted it to their website.
"Although my true passion is in the prosecution of criminal cases, the opportunities which led to my original request have unexpectedly extended beyond the leave period that you granted," Andi wrote in the letter.
Andi Dorfman: What Will Her Future Hold?
Fans of the Bachelor/Bachelorette franchise have watched contestants go on to compete on ABC's Dancing With the Stars. The list of veterans include Trista Ryan, Melissa Rycroft, Sean Lowe and Jake Pavelka.
We wonder if Andi will be asked to compete on the upcoming season of Dancing With the Stars when her run on The Bachelorette is over?
HollywoodLifers, are you surprised that Andi wants to Hollywood? Let us know!
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Did u really think she would settle down and have babies? I think Nick is really lucky to have not been selected…..wish he could sing cause he looks like Michael Buble, my favorite….she would have ditched him too…..she's a cold hearted so and so and Josh won't know what hit him when she gets finished with him….watch and see!!!! I think they might be both in it for the fame and money…..gag me with a fork !!!! 😆. Acting, oh please Andi, just go away ! 😝😛😜
Lydia watson
Posted at 6:24 PM on August 28, 2014
just my thoughts
Posted at 1:40 PM on July 9, 2014
Sounds like Eric Hill was Right about her after all! I highly doubt that she can make it as an actress though… sure she 'feels' like a movie star on the set of the show. she is the 'star' off That of course. But if there were others competing for a part, she will not be winning any major roles.
I did read that she joined the view though… guess she isn't going to be interested in putting family first for a while? since she will only be replaced and loose her place on tv.
She is far too Needy for that!


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The Whites:
Wine Tasting Note: Herederos de Argeso Las Medallas de Argueso Manzanilla, NV, Spain
Handfords £3.75 37.5cl bottle
A little half bottle of screw-capped sherry to begin the day – bone dry, hazelnuts, full bodied but delicate. Organic apparently. Alcohol 15%. No one admitted to really enjoying sherry other than as a cooking ingredient. I have a recipe involving prawns and dry sherry I must dig it out…
Scribblings Rating – 86/100
Wine Tasting Note: Raventos El Preludi Clos Del Serral, 2004, Penedes, Spain
£7.99 Handfords
A blend of Xarello, Macabeo, Chardonnay that began promisingly enough but quickly developed corked notes on the palate. I normally detect corkiness very easily on the nose but this took its time to show in the aroma but was obvious in the mouth. Alcohol 11.5%.
The Reds:
Wine Tasting Note: Borsao Vina Borgia Campo de Borja, 2004, Borja, Spain.
Handfords £4.95
Another wine that surprised all with how drinkable it was for the price. (The prices and names were only revealed at the end of the session). Handfords couldn't be described as cheap overall (plenty of Spanish wines around the ?30 mark for example) but we found this on their shelves, down near the floor! Rich, smooth, some up-front sweetness, clean red berry acidity and softish tannins. Reasonably good length too. Dark cherry flavours abound. Grenacha grape aka Grenache with 13.4% alcohol.
Scribblings Rating – 90/100
Wine Tasting Note: Bodegas Joan Sangenis Juncosa 'Cal Pla', 2002, Priorat, Spain
Handfords £10.99.
For me the star of the reds. Dusty, brickie red in colour and a smoky edge, peppery, to the aroma. Lovely array of flavours across the palate, pepper again, but mangled in with dark red fruits, a sweet fruit edge and a great tannic structure. Went very nicely indeed with some spicy (cloves) meatballs in tomato sauce supplied by Ceclia of English Patis and also with peppers stuffed with a creamy cheese mixture made by the Cooksister.
Scribblings Rating – 92/100
Wine Tasting Note: Marques de Vagas Rioja Reserva, 2001, Rioja, Spain.
Handfords £16.99. And finally the Rioja – well you can't do a Spanish wine tasting without a Rioja now can you! It was very good, perhaps though, it would benefit a year or two more in bottle; I felt it lacked a little complexity. As it stood it has a delicious savoury, tomato edge and good length. Alcohol 13.5%.
Scribblings Rating – 90/100
Wine Tasting Note: Gran Barquero Pedro Ximenez, NV, Montilla, Spain
Waitrose £6.49.
A stickie for the final wine; I was surprised how many had sampled a PX before. Pure liquid raisins, stickie, very sweet and rich. I really needed a chocolate cake to accompany but had to settle (slumming it!) with a blue veined cheese, again from Jenni, a Picos de Europa. I thought the wine would be too sweet and lacking in acidity to go well but it was a superb match.
Scribblings Rating – 90/100
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Minerva's wreck
SQUEALING like the stuck pig he so closely resembles, Peter Hamblin saw his nasty business empire laid bare this week.
Hamblin ran a publishing company which has collapsed with debts of £2.6million and assets amounting to not much more than some secondhand desks worth about £5,000.
We revealed earlier this month that his Leicester-based firm Minerva Press had stopped answering its phones. Now it is officially in liquidation.
Minerva had been one of the biggest vanity publishing outfits in Britain, only accepting authors who paid to have their books printed. Without decent promotion books didn't sell and the authors were paid no royalties.
Hamblin was desperate to stop Sorted covering the meeting of furious Minerva creditors held on Tuesday.
Spotting our photographer, he growled, "Tell the f***er to move." Recognising Penman from a previous encounter, Hamblin barred the way.
He was unimpressed when Penman pointed out he was acting as a proxy for an absent creditor.
"I don't give a s**t, you're not coming in," said the charmer.
No matter. Greenwood was already inside, as proxy for four other creditors.
In the packed conference room at the Holiday Inn hotel in Leicester, author after author told how they had been ripped off and their dreams shattered.
They've now been approached by another firm, Upfront Publishing Ltd, which says it has the books on digital files which it will sell back to the authors for £117 each.
Since Minerva had a list of 10,000 authors, this could net Upfront more than £1 million.
Cynics will not be surprised to hear that these two companies are closely linked.
Greenwood revealed to the meeting that Upfront was formed by Hamblin's common law wife Stephanie Fletcher, is run by a former Minerva employee and pays rent to another company which is owned by Hamblin.
"What are the links you are alleging?" he squealed.
Greenwood replied: "You may not be a director of Upfront on paper, but you might as well be."
Any answer was drowned by cries of "What have you done with our money?" and "Where are all my books?"
One author described the Upfront offer as "blackmail" and another said: "I have been ripped off by Minerva, why should I pay more to another lot that appears to be one and the same?"
Hamblin seemed to get bored by the proceedings, at one point looking to the ceiling and rolling his eyes.
After the meeting author Karol Nash told us how she paid Minerva £5,800 to publish two books on counselling.
"The man is a cheat," she fumed. "There was no worthwhile promotion and no royalties."
John Bulter, of Spalding, Lincs, paid £2,300 to publish a poetry book and also got no royalties.
"I paid after reading their encouraging editorial evaluation of my book and now I understand they sent pretty much the same evaluation to everyone," he said. Tom Bolton, of High Wycombe, Bucks, paid Minerva £800 to publish his children's book.
"All power to your elbow," he told us. "Minerva gave me no more than a despicable service.
"It's clear from the answers he gave that Hamblin is a slimy rogue."
Besides distraught authors, creditors include Minerva staff, an employment agency and the taxman.
This dreadful mess is now in the hands of liquidator John Redmond.
He will be reporting to the Department of Trade and Industry, which can disqualify company directors and bring criminal prosecutions.
Fingers crossed.
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I have not seen this article before but, as a former Minerva Author it is an eye opener. I have jus been in contact with upfront publishing and they have destroyed the files. My book is being sold on the internet second hand for over a hundred and fity dollars. I am trying to find out who the official receivers were in the liquidation of Minerva Press to see if they can shed some light on the copies of the books printed and stocked on th3e author's behalf.
Hello David Jay,
The liquidators of Minerva Press were Lynn Bailey and Colin Vickers of Vantis, 11 Liverpool Gardens, Worthing, West Sussex BN11 1RY. Not sure how much they'll be able to help, the liquidation was completed in 2005, but there's no harm asking.
My book Waters Above Waters Below was published in August 1997. The 10 year contract is now at an end. Do you know if that means that I can now do something else with the book, re-work and seek proper publication?
I actually visited Minerva Press in London in 1997 to reassure myself. I had a large reputal Norwegian publsiher review the manuscript and they liked it, though not enough to publish. I thought I was doing a good thing, but oh how wrong one can be.
Do you know what happened to all the files for the books? Can we get hold of the final edited version of the files. Anything you can help with?
They published my book in 1993. Usual story. My question: can I now publish on Kindle without Minerva's permission?
i sent my poetry manuscript to minerva press in 1996.i got a good review for it and almost paid for publishing.
can i get the original manuscript from them or are the new owners willing to publish now?
I have the same query - I too submitted a poetry collection to them in 1997, got a glowing review (which at the time seemed far to good to be true) and ended up not paying for publication as I could see they offered no promise of promotion of the finished item.
They would still have the manuscript, which although copywrited, I would not want to see it with some other company.
Does anyone know what has happened as I have lost tract of this story, the whole industry seems to be full of cheaters. I was so fed up of all the lies and deceit that I started my own publishing company called IKOECO, I publish my own phrase books but the trade is so incestuous that I can't get the books into the book shops. The web site is www.ikoeco.com let me know if you have any ideas.
I have been a published author with Minerva Press and I never received any royalties either. Is there anyway to get my original investment of USD 5000.00 back? (Lioba Multer, The Fruit of Happiness, London: Minerva, 1999)
My brother, Roy Wyndham MAYOSS, had a book published by Minerva in 1995. The book entitled "A Taste for Dust" is still available on the Web. My brother passed away in July this year and I wish to know as to how I can claim any royalties on the sale of those books still in circulation. These funds would be towards his grandchildren's education.
Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Yours sincerely,
THIS COMPANY RIPPED ME OFF FOR $7600.00 AND ALL i GOT WAS TEN COMPLIMENTARY COPYS,BUT THEY ARE SELLING MY BOOK IN LONDON TODAY. I almost am in bankruptcy because of this. how can I stop the sale of my book,
My book, "Dolly Pancake" is currently available again apparently - how can I stop this - or how can I receive the royalties that would be due to me?
i want to write a book.i need help from minerva press.please help me. Am a new author.i hav a script on my mind.
My Dad had a book published in 1996 ( he is now deceased ) the book was called Whispers. Gentle thoughts a book on verse by TY. B.
Do you still have any copies left and was there any royalties from it. My Dad did write to you some years back but had no reply we live in South Africa
Thank you Stella Levey
Under my former married name of Daphne Barrett I paid Minerva to publish my poetry book "The cats in my Life".
As I now know, they went bust & my book never seemed to see the light of day.
What can I do now?
Regards Daphne Raymond


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Incidence of Radiographic Cam-Type Impingement in Young Patients (<50) After Femoral Neck Fracture Treated with Reduction and Internal Fixation
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Cam-type femoral impingement is caused by structural abnormalities of the hip and is recognized as a cause of degenerative hip arthritis. Identifiable etiologies of this structural abnormality include congenital malformation, pediatric hip disease, and malunion of femoral neck fractures after internal fixation.
The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of radiographic impingement in healed Orthopaedic Trauma Association (OTA) type 31B fractures treated with reduction and internal fixation.
Seventy OTA 31B hip fractures treated with internal fixation were identified from our institutional trauma database and radiographs were retrospectively reviewed for signs of impingement. Mean follow-up was 53 months after fracture. Alpha angle, Mose templates, and femoral head retroversion were the measurements used to determine impingement.
The overall prevalence of any sign of radiographic impingement was 75%. Alpha angle was elevated in 32 hips (46%), asphericity was present in 46 femoral heads (65%), and femoral head retroversion was present in 26 hips (37%). The rates were highest in displaced subcapital fractures (OTA 31B-3) with a 63% (13/19) prevalence of elevated alpha angle, 68% (14/19) prevalence of asphericity, and 47% (10/19) prevalence of retroversion.
Prevalence of radiographic signs of impingement in this population is higher than expected based on population-based controls. Surgeons must be vigilant about reduction and fixation of femoral neck fractures. Malunion should be recognized as early intervention may be beneficial in improving long-term outcomes.
- Allen D, Beaulé PE, Ramadan O, Doucette S. Prevalence of associated deformities and hip pain in patients with cam-type femoroacetabular impingement. J Bone Joint Surg Br. 2009;91:589–94.
- Beaulé PE, LeDuff MJ, Zaragoza EJ. Quality of life following femoral head/neck osteochondroplasty for femoroacetabular impingement. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2007;89A:773–9. CrossRef
- Beaulé PE, Zaragoza EJ, Motamedic K, Copelan N, Dorey J. Three-dimensionalcomputed tomography of the hip in the assessment of femoro-acetabular impingement. J Orthop Res. 2005;23:1286–92.
- Beck M, Kalhor M, Leunig M, Ganz R. Hip morphology influences the pattern of damage to the acetabular cartilage: femoroacetabular impingement as a cause of early osteoarthritis of the hip. J Bone Joint Surg Br. 2005;87:1012–8.
- Beck M, Leunig M, Parvizi J, Boutier V, Wyss D, Ganz R. Anterior femoroacetabular impingement. Part II: midterm results of surgical treatment. Clin Orthop. 2004;418:67–73. CrossRef
- Clohisy JC, Carlisle JC, Beaulé PE, Kim YJ, Trousdale RT, Sierra RJ, Leunig M, Schoenecker PL, Millis MB. A systematic approach to the plain radiographic evaluation of the young adult hip. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2008;90:47–66. CrossRef
- Dobbs MB, Weinstein SL. Natural history and long-term outcomes of slipped capital femoral epiphysis. Intr Course Lect. 2001;50:571–5.
- Eijer H, Myers SR, Ganz R. Anterior femoroacetabular impingement after femoral neck fractures. J Orthop Trauma. 2001;15:475–81. CrossRef
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Panasonic HDC-SDT750: 3D camcorder leaked
Panasonic's 3D camcorder aimed at regular gadget fans was first mooted last week. And now all the details have slipped out well ahead of schedule. Dubbed the Panasonic HDC-SDT750, word is this is a standard top-end HD shooter with a dedicated 3D lens up front. Aside from this juicy morsel, other info dug up from Panasonic's official site suggests the new 3D camcorder will shoot in 1080p at 60fps and in AVCHD format. It'll also pack Hybrid O.I.S. stabilisation. ----------------------------------- The pics certainly make it look a lot more compact than the pro version that was first shown to the world back at CES in January. There's no news on price yet though, so make sure you've got plenty of wiggle room on your credit card. Panasonic is likely to be livid as this is the second major leak it's suffered in as many weeks. Its new Lumix range was outed early just seven days ago. For all the official word on Panasonic's new 3D camcorder, stay tuned to our Twitter and Facebook pages. Via Engadget |


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Claim to Fame: Securing a high-profile location for 826michigan in downtown Ann Arbor while diversifying its donor base, increasing its budget and volunteer ranks and greatly increasing the number of children it serves.
Next Step: To open a quirky storefront a robot supply store to grab attention and raise revenue while serving as an inspiration for the writings of the children 826michigan serves.
When Amanda Uhle was little, shed curl up with her journal or a book whenever she got a chance.
Today, at the age of 29, shes still doing that and taking her passion for reading, writing and creativity to children.
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Uhle joined 826michigan in the fall of 2006 when it was only a year old.
For its first year, the nonprofit had survived on a $160,000 budget, $150,000 of which came from a single donor. Uhle quickly got to work attracting new donors to support the groups programs, which encourage children to develop their creative and writing skills and help teachers inspire their students. Today, 826michigan has 250 donors, up from 20 only 18 months ago.
It now operates on a budget of about $200,000, and last year it served 1,579 students, up from about 900 in 2006. Uhle has attracted 150 volunteers, up from about 100 in 2006.
She not only shaved building lease costs by 40 percent but greatly raised public awareness of 826michigan when she moved it to a high-profile location between Main Street and Fourth Avenue in downtown Ann Arbor.
Uhle this spring plans to open a robot supply store in the nonprofits storefront. Other 826 affiliates around the country have used offbeat storefronts, selling things like pirate and superhero supplies to raise awareness of the 826 mission and generate new revenue but also as an inspiration to the children.
We get a lot of students who are struggling in school the last thing we want to do is to make this feel like school, she said.
People walking by might come in because they see the robot thing going on, but behind the robot storefront, they see kids writing. That becomes an exciting thing for a lot of people, Uhle said.
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The Blood Type Diet Archives Volume 1
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In Response To: Primitive diets (Joyce)
Dear Joyce,
These findings correlate very nicely with the blood type diets. Dr. Schmid is a good friend of mine, and his first work was one cited in the references for the book. I think the only problem with the primitive diet theories are that they are reductionist, and do not take individuality (such as the blood types) into account.


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LAKEWOOD, N.J. -- No. 8 seed Felician College was eliminated from the 2011 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Softball Tournament with a pair of losses on Thursday. The Golden Falcons, who finish 14-30, fell to top-seeded and tournament host Georgian Court University, 8-3, in first-round action, before being defeated in the losers' bracket, 7-5, by No. 4 seed Wilmington (Del.) University.
Against Georgian Court, Felician, led, 2-1, after 2 1/2 innings before the Lions struck for four runs in the bottom of the third inning. A two-out, three-run double by Jen Tartaglia broke a 2-2 tie and gave GCU the lead it would never relinquish. A home run by Golden Falcon senior Amber Doran (Little Ferry, NJ) leading off the fourth brought the visitors to within 5-3, but Felician could muster only one hit the rest of the way.
Doran went 2 for 3 with a double, home run, and two runs batted in. Senior Kristina Jimenez (West Milford, NJ) pitched a complete game for Felician, allowing four earned runs on 10 hits with three strikeouts. Diana Sansevera hurled a three-hitter for GCU with seven strikeouts and five walks. The Lions' Kelsey Cutler broke the game open with a three-run double in the sixth.
Felician left the bases loaded without scoring in each of the first two innings against Wilmington. The Wildcats then posted seven runs on seven hits in the bottom of the second. Felician fought back, receiving a two-run single from Samantha Ortiz (Brooklyn, NY) in the third inning and a two-run double from Kristen Tenwolde (Ramona, CA) in the fourth. In the seventh, the Golden Falcons put the go-ahead run at the plate with two outs. Wilmington turned to CACC Pitcher of the Year Katie Warrington, who recorded a strikeout to earn the save.
Ortiz (3 RBI) and Kelsi Ludwigsen (Havre de Grace, MD) were each 3 for 4 for the Golden Falcons, and Doran had two more hits. Jimenez hurled 4 2/3 innings of scoreless relief with five strikeouts. Heather Karasek was the winning pitcher for the Wildcats, allowing one earned run on 11 hits in 6 2/3 innings.
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Travelfish correspondent Rosanne Turner
Rosanne Turner relocated to Thailand in 2010 from South Africa, where she was involved in the tourism industry, and co-owned several accommodation establishments. She has written for African and international publications including the Holland Herald (in-flight magazine of KLM), Explore Africa, Morning Calm (in-flight magazine of Air Korea) as well as several websites such as gotravel24.com and travelintelligence.com. Examples of these articles can be found on www.travellingpen.com.
Rosanne is now the Ko Samui correspondent for Travelfish.org. She enjoys sharing her discoveries of Samui after walking every snapshot-perfect beach, strenuous hill, coconut grove and enticing forgotten path in search of that memory-making beach bar or bungalow resort. Rosanne has scrutinised more than 100 resorts and hotels, and sampled countless Mojitos, fruit shakes and massaman curries in name of research and in the quest to provide readers with sufficient information before embarking on their island adventure.
Rosanne prefers to see the lighter side of life when travelling, viewing things from a different angle and appreciating the small details rather than the glaring obvious. She has not let her atrocious sense of direction deter her from exploring and her journeys have taken her through Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands, including Madagascar, Zanzibar, Tanzania and the Transkei as well as the Asian countries of Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Thailand and Malaysia.
Rosanne owns Samui TEFL helping others with a wanderlust to finance their travels by teaching English as a foreign language in Asia and around the world. She also admits to being somewhat of a grammar nerd.
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Off-beach bargains in Ko Samui's north
First published: 23 Oct 2013
Although staying on the beach is great, sometimes giving up a waterfront view in Ko Samui means you can get a bit more space and extra facilities at lower prices. With so many bars and restaurants on the beach, should you stay in an off-beach option you can still wiggle your toes in the sand … read the full post
Staying fit on Ko Samui
First published: 12 Sep 2013
Being on holiday on Ko Samui doesn't mean you have to give up on your exercise routine; you may even find inspiration to start one. Here are some suggestions on how to stay fit — or perhaps get fit — while travelling on the island. Incorporating a traditional Thai sport into your holiday here makes … read the full post
Deck chairs on Samui's beaches
First published: 03 Sep 2013
One of the great things about Ko Samui is that deck chairs and sun-loungers are free to use at most resorts and beachfront restaurants — with the understanding you'll buy drinks and perhaps snacks from the provider — making beach chilling sessions cheap and easy. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to read your book … read the full post
Review: Sweet Sisters Cafe, Ko Samui
First published: 27 Aug 2013
If you're staying in the south of Ko Samui, or heading that way for a daytrip away from the crowds, pop in to Sweet Sisters Cafe for wholesome Thai and fusion food. The menu has a strong vegetarian and vegan influence, but meat options are on offer too, and the quirky decor lends a great vibe. … read the full post
Review: The Cliff, Lamai, Ko Samui
First published: 21 Aug 2013
As it suggests, The Cliff Bar & Grill is perched atop a cliff overlooking the small coves before Lamai when travelling from Chaweng. And if it's a classic island view for lunch you're after, you couldn't pick a better spot. On a cloudless day, the water is an intense turquoise, dotted with bright kayaks paddling … read the full post
Must-do activities on Samui
First published: 14 Aug 2013
Ko Samui is packed with things to do — so many that it can be a bit overwhelming if you're on your first visit here. To help out those who are planning a trip, here's our selection of must-do activities. Get on the water There's no better way to see an island than from the … read the full post
Medical tourism on Samui
First published: 21 Jul 2013
As if beaches are not enough, Samui is proving an attractive destination to many a tourist when it comes to various kinds of cosmetic surgery. Cheaper doesn't necessarily mean inferior, so if this is up your alley, here's a rundown of what's on offer between massages and sunset cocktails. Not all procedures involve going under the knife … read the full post
Extending your visa while on Samui
First published: 13 Jul 2013
Should you want to stay in Thailand longer than your visa permits, you can extend it while on Samui. Here's a rundown of how long you can extend and how to do it. Which visa you have will determine how much longer you can extend your stay. If you arrived with no visa and only … read the full post
Review: Hacienda Beach Resort, Mae Nam, Ko Samui
First published: 02 Jul 2013
If you're after a good value flashpacker to midrange Ko Samui bungalow on a stretch of quiet beach, with sunset views and walking distance to restaurants and bars — then you can't go wrong with Hacienda Beach Hotel. Located right in the heart of Mae Nam village, near the Chinese temple and walking street market, Hacienda Beach Hotel — sister … read the full post
Tennis and badminton on Samui
First published: 21 Jun 2013
If you enjoy a good game of tennis and can brave the tropical heat, Ko Samui offers several places to play tennis, many of which are floodlit, enabling you to play in the evening when it's cooler. The Samui Tennis Club is located just off the Ghost Road (the road that joins Bang Rak to … read the full post


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We kicked off day 2 of WebJunction/Learning Round Table's hosted online conference, Trends in Library Training and Learning, with a keynote presentation by Char Booth, "Instructional Literacy and the Library Educator."
Char invited all the participants (>600) to go hogwild in the Chat, to keep it as interactive as possible–and everyone took to that idea like ducks to water. Twitter was also very busy (#learntrends).
Char started with a suggestion that we take a positive and persevering attitude toward training, even though we may be challenged by difficult economic and budgetary conditions.
She then introduced the idea of "the Library Educator"–specifically, that no matter your job description, you are involved in learning. But this concept is not widely recognized: we tend to get trained on what to teach but not how to teach. Char shared a poll she did that showed that a majority library staff feel their MLIS education did not adequately prepare them to design and delivery instruction. Chat responses seemed to indicate that this was a sentiment shared by session attendees as well–some mentioned that they did draw upon prior experience as a teacher once they entered the library profession.
She acknowledged that huge amount of anxiety can grip new or undertrained instructors. We may often find ourselves expected to teach without all the formal education and training, certification and credentials that most teachers get.
A big problem is that there is assumption that librarians are not teachers. This affects how we are perceived when we are in a learning interaction on the job. How do you change those perceptions?
And what about your perceptions of learners? Do you believe that they can be inspired by a teaching interaction?
We were invited to close our eyes and conjure up our best teacher ever. Then we burned up the Chat window with descriptions of the qualities of that teacher.
Then, we were asked to think of our worst teacher and chat about that. Wow, the adjectives posted were very vivid. It was obvious that these terrible learning experiences still resonated with us.
The point was, we already know what makes a good and a bad teacher, from our own learning experiences. Avoid the bad, emulate the good qualities, and absorb them into your teaching identity.
She posited a nice metaphor of "librarians as an indicator species" in the sense of being emblematic of the environment, and asked us to post to chat what librarians were indicators of. Responses ranged from "tote bags" to "democracy."
The meat of the session was devoted to delving into the pillars of Instructional Literacy: a combination of (1) reflective practice, (2) educational theory–learning, teaching, and curriculum theory; (3) teaching technologies; and (4) instructional design (systematic planning makes for a better learning experience). Added together, the outcome is teaching effectiveness.
Reflective Practice is a commitment to be aware of improving your teaching and training strategies, Continuous incremental improvement. Practical aspects of this practice are:
1. Metacognition: thinking about thinking, self-awareness, incremental improvement
– do simple small exercises after doing an instruction. Three question reflection. What went well, what bombed, what should I follow up on?
–concept/curriculum map: break down a core idea into parts to understand it better (mindomo.com)
–buid a teaching portfolio of assignments, handouts, materials in an organized storage.
2. Gleaning:
– capture things that happen for posterity: recordings, whiteboard capture, screenshots, photos of students, colleagues, environs
3. Collaboration
– communities of Practice: build in fun activities, make it visible, get engaged with it
Be sure to view the archived recording when it is posted so that you can see all the great Chat and get the many details that I have not included in this summary!


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Mayor of London urges fans to snap up tickets for FINA/NVC Diving
The world's diving elite will return to the London Aquatics Centre on 1-3 May 2015 for the FINA/NVC Diving World Series.
Yang wins gold on World Series debut
China secured their first World Series clean sweep of the season as 19-year old rookie Yang Jian won 10m Platform gold with a stunning display on the final day in L…
Chen continues perfect record in London
Olympic champion Chen Ruolin maintained her perfect record at London Aquatics Centre to win 10m Platform gold on the final day in London.
Sublime Yang leads men's 10m qualifiers
China's Yang Jian set the highest total on the World Series this year to lead men's 10m Platform qualifiers on 598.70 in London.
Chen and Liu set up showpiece 10m final
Chen Ruolin and Liu Huixia set up a showpiece 10m Platform final on the last day of the 2014 FINA/NVC Diving World Series at London Aquatics Centre.
He Chong wins springboard gold in world class final
World champion He Chong held off a world class field to land 3m Springboard gold on the second day of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series at London Aquatics Centre.
He sneaks past Wang in 3m thriller
World champion He survived a scare to hold off compatriot Wang Han and win 3m Springboard gold on day two in London.
Russians targeting first springboard gold
Russia's Evgeny Kuznetsov became the first European diver to break 500 from the 3m Springboard at a World Series this season as he led qualifiers from the sem…
He Zi leads women's 3m qualifiers
World champion He Zi eased into the 3m Springboard final on the second day of the FINA/NVC Diving World Series 2014 at London Aquatics Centre.
World champs complete Chinese clean sweep
World champions He Chong and Qin Kai won 3m Synchro gold to complete China's clean sweep of the synchronised titles on the opening day of the 2014 FINA/NVC Diving…


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Amanda Harris
For The Lancaster News
Indian Land native Heather Holben will be hiking nearly 30 miles to help others have a little hope.
On Saturday, Oct. 11, Holben, 38, will participate in the Make-A-Wish Trailblaze Challenge, a hike benefitting Make-A-Wish Central and Western North Carolina, an organization that grants wishes for terminally ill children.
By Nita Brown
For the Lancaster News
You've heard the old saying "a picture is worth a thousand words." When it comes to preserving and enjoying history, that proverb is especially true. Fortunately, some of our very own Lancaster artists are doing their part to keep Lancaster's history alive through visual arts. You'll have a chance to see their work and meet some of them in person at the Cultural Arts Center, 307 W. Gay St., Lancaster, from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 5.
Brian Garner
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RICHBURG – For a town that was founded on catastrophe, Richburg is doing remarkably well these days.
Nancy Parsons
GREAT FALLS – For the first time in his life, Henry "Bubba" Stevenson Jr. can offer a handshake. But it's not your everyday handshake – it's bionic.
Stevenson, 23, was fitted with a "1-limb ultra bionic arm" on Sept. 22.
Stevenson was born without arms. On his right side, his arm stops shy of his elbow and on his left side, there is only a nub below his shoulder.
Michele Roberts
The fourth annual National Missions Day will be at the Lancaster Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 4.
There is still time to register for free tent space and be a part of this large community outreach event.
Founded by apostle Ollie Alexander, ambassador for international missions, the idea of the event is to not only reach out to the community, but foster and encourage a sense of unity between different churches, outreaches and ministries that participate.
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Carolyn Taylor describes herself as "just a wife, mother and grandmother," but even she admits her life has certainly not been dull or boring.
Her lifelong interest in drama and history has led her down an interesting career path that influenced countless students in her 25 years of teaching.
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The S.C. Baptist Singing Churchmen, a men's chorus composed of music ministers from Baptist churches across South Carolina, will hold a free worship concert at First Baptist Church in Lancaster at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday, April 22.
The chorus of music ministers is a member-supported group that has been in existence for more than 25 years, first coming together to sing at the 1958 S.C. Baptist Convention.
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GREAT FALLS – Alligator hunter and American reality TV star Troy Landry of the History Channel's hit show "Swamp People" will make a guest appearance at a meet and greet at the Great Falls Rescue Squad Rodeo this summer.
A native of Louisiana, Landry grew up in the Atchafalaya Basin region of Pierre Parte.
He is a third-generation member of his family to live in the area and one of a group of local people who hunt American alligators.
Clay Dyer started fishing at age 5 and became a professional angler at the age of 15. He's fished in more than 200 bass tournaments and won about 20 of them. He enjoys driving his bass boat at full throttle and has a great love for football, serving as assistant football coach for Hamilton High School in Alabama.


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CAMP LEJEUNE (AP) -- An administrative inquiry into a shooting incident in Afghanistan last March continues today, with officials trying to sort out different accounts of what happened.
Two Marines who rode in the same vehicle have told differing stories to a Marine Corps panel charged with investigating the shooting.
Nathaniel Travers, a former staff sergeant in the Marine Special Operations Command company, said Afghans were killed needlessly. But Staff Sgt. Jose Queiro, who was riding in the gun turret of the same Humvee as Travers, said the Marines performed professionally when their convoy was attacked by a suicide car bomber.
Travers says a lot of people died who didn't need to. Quiero says the Marines who fired and may have killed as many as 19 Afghan civilians should be commended for defending the unit.
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This search comes at a time of significant and exciting changes in the College. The past decade was highlighted by growth in its research enterprise, the implementation of a new curriculum, the recruitment of 70 exceptional new faculty members, a transformative renovation to the dental building, and fundraising efforts leading to nearly $50 million in donor support. The College seeks a dean who will capitalize on these advancements, the University's interprofessional assets, a strong alliance with the Illinois and Chicago Dental Societies, and the enthusiastic support from faculty, staff, students, alumni and neighboring communities.
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The MymphSomewhere inbetween nowhere and a nymphAn oldie pattern from GFF
This has been my most successfull trout fly in the autumn of 1995. I've caught most of my trout from a float tube, and I believe that one of the keys to
the success of this fly is the fact that it's weighted. This and the fact that it's actually very nymph like tells me that it would probably act fine as a stonefly nymph imitation, and this has given the fly it's name 'My nymph' or 'Mymph' for short.
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Konami has released a new trailer for Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, the upcoming action game developed by Platinum Games.
Spotlighted in this trailer are the 'Unmanned Gears', which include the Gekkos, which Metal Gear aficionados will know have been given the designation 'IRVING' by the U.S. military and like to moo like a cow before they kick you in the face.
Last week Konami revealed Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance DLC will include a VR Missions mode and 'sub stories' starring some of the game's 'other characters'.


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Kompong Chhnang
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Kompong Chhnang, the capital of the province of the same name, is the only destination in the province that makes sense for most tourists. The word 'Chhnang' refers to the traditional earthenware pots that are made in the region, and while the locals are proud of their posts, but you'd be sorely disappointed if you showed up just to take a peek at them.
The real draw is that the town sits on the banks of a beautiful watershed -- miles of verdant marshland in the dry season, which fills up to the floors of the stilt houses along the banks during the wet season.
The waterway provides the province with much of its abundant year round fishing and agriculture, and also a particularly picturesque and surprisingly massive 'floating village' where thousands of Cambodians live, work and conduct commerce with little pressing need to set foot on dry land.
Across the river, a half-day tour of the countryside, under the pretext of taking a look at some crumbling old temples from the 7th and 8th centuries, makes for a laid back and very un-touristy tour.
The town itself offers some very good, and very cheap accommodation. Services are limited, little English is spoken, and the town is short on delectable things to eat, but it's a great place to stop over to get off-the-beaten-track.
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