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An amazing adventureSubmitted on 02/01/2015 by Emily | Yes, I would recommend this program
I absolutely loved this program. We spent two and a half months getting to know Managua and going on excursions to other parts of the country (plus Cuba!) and then another month on our own doing independent studies. I grew so much from this experience and would do it again in a heartbeat.Female | Age: 19-24 | Davidson, NC | Davidson College
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An Experienced-Focused Semester in an Incredibly Biodiverse CountrySubmitted on 01/30/2015 by Ben | Yes, I would recommend this program
The main things I gained were botanical knowledge, field research experience, and connections with the science community in Ecuador. I did not find the program very academically challenging and a lot of the topics covered were pretty basic ecological/biological concerts. We did a fair amount of birdwatching on the program, which is something I very much enjoy. My favorite experiences were the cloud forest excursion, going out on a boat on an Amazonian lake, and my independent study project that took me to an altitude of 3 miles above sea level. However, my Spanish did not improve much (started and finished as an intermediate speaker) and there wasn't much time for cultural immersion.
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More time for cultural immersion, though this would be difficult to do without cutting into field experiences. I would have also like a more conversation-based Spanish class, as opposed to the workbook/movie based class we had.Male | Age: 19-24 | United States | Bowdoin CollegeRead Ben West's Interview
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Experience of a lifetime! This program is awesomeSubmitted on 01/30/2015 by Savannah | Yes, I would recommend this program
The best aspects of this program were the excursions, the close relationship with the professors, the homestays, and the independent study. We went on 4 major trips throughout the semester--a cloud forest & rural community, the paramo highlands, the Amazon, and the Galapagos--and they were amazing. Our professors travelled with us for all of the excursions and were present every day at class, and they were very helpful and supportive with everything we did. My homestays were all fantastic experiences, especially my main homestay in Quito. My Quito family seemed perfectly chosen for me and I always felt comfortable and happy there. Finally, everyone completed an independent study project for a month toward the end of the semester. This was an excellent opportunity to develop as both a researcher and a person.
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There isn't much at all that I would change about the program. If possible, finding ways to make the students' homestays a little closer or to have more group social activities. But really, there was nothing wrong with the program.Female | Age: 18 or younger | Charlottesville, VA | University of VirginiaRead Savannah's Interview
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Amazing country and program!Submitted on 01/30/2015 by Veronica | Yes, I would recommend this program
I learned so much while abroad! It was 1000% worthwhile. I loved that the program had a specific, interesting and relevant theme that all our courses and activities pertained to, and I learned so much from these components of the program. I also learned a great deal about myself and really matured and grew individually just from adjusting to a different country/city, culture, language, homestay, etc.Female | Age: 19-24 | United States | Colby College
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SIT Valpo: A program and city unlike any other!Submitted on 01/30/2015 by Hannah | Yes, I would recommend this program
I had an amazing experience in Valpo, it's an extremely unique city full of open, adventurous people. I had an incredible host family and made great friends through SIT. I highly recommend the program.
How could this program be improved?
The program could be improved by placing all of the students in the same town, instead of having some in Valparaiso and others in Vina del Mar. Furthermore, sometimes program staff instructions could have been more clear. However, the program was incredible despite these very minor issues.Female | Age: 19-24 | New York, NY | Barnard College
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Good Challenge for those looking for a Different Study Abroad ExperienceSubmitted on 01/28/2015 by Jamie Gagliano | Yes, I would recommend this program
SIT Regional Integration very clearly has worked hard over the years to develop a program which is challenging, and which integrates the students into various aspects of society. While unfortunately the program is subject to change on a semester by semester basis, the opportunity to visit important social movements, communities, and international institutions is invaluable. This is absolutely not the program for you if you are not looking for a challenging semester. While it was certainly less work than a typical semester, it was not a vacation. Speaking of which, opportunities to travel outside of the program are somewhat limited, though definitely possible. It is not a program where you can just jet off for a week. That being said, the program does have a few rules about homestay and travel, so be prepared to work around those.
This program definitely helped me develop as a student and a global citizen, but you get there through work.
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I would say that while I understand the difficulties and liabilities associated with letting students travel on their own, I think SIT should be more amenable to letting students travel. This is not necessarily a reflection of this program in particular, but rather part of SIT as a whole.Female | Age: 19-24 | Massachusetts | Colgate University
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Best semester of college!Submitted on 01/27/2015 by Willow Schram | Yes, I would recommend this program
My 4 months in Peru were absolutely incredible. I can definitely say that studying abroad in Cusco was the best decision I have made in my life thus far. I chose SIT Peru for a number of reasons including the location, program theme, and positive feedback I heard from former students who had studied abroad. The classes were not very academically challenging, but for our seminars we did have a lot of reading which was hard in the beginning before my Spanish improved. The ISP was definitely difficult. I was pushed far outside of my comfort zone when I decided to spend my two weeks of fieldwork at bilingual schools in the rural sierra where the people were native Quechua speakers and wary of foreigners. In the end, however, I formed close relationships with both students and teachers and completing a 60-page ISP all in Spanish felt like a great accomplishment.
I was fortunate to have an AMAZING homestay experience. My mom and brother were very supportive and caring, and truly welcomed me into their family. I learned a lot about Peruvian culture from them, and they certainly helped me improve my Spanish! My mom was a great cook, so I enjoyed delicious food. The vast amount of potatoes and rice that makes up a large portion of the Peruvians diet was certainly a challenge. Not being able to eat raw vegetables, including salads, was difficult for me. That being said, I did my best to keep an open mind and loved how much fresh fruit there was. Meat is also very common, and I got to eat cuy many times during my fieldwork. It's actually really good!
Having Cusco as a home base was fabulous. It is a beautiful and culturally diverse city, and being able to walk a block from my house to a cozy cafe or take the combi to the Plaza de Armas to do work was a unique opportunity that I certainly took for granted. The night life was also fun, and it was great to have so many options within such a manageable distance.
Traveling around the country was one of the highlights of the program. I will never forget the time we spent with an Indigenous community in the Amazon, with our "second" host families on Lake Titicaca, and at schools in Lima sharing our culture with the children and learning about theirs. The fact that the program only had 18 students was unique, and I made many close friends. Being back in the states, I miss Peru so much. I would definitely recommend this program, and would give anything to go back!
How could this program be improved?
Although the ISP was an integral part of the program, I felt that some students didn't receive all the support that they needed. In addition, I would have liked to take more Quechua instead of only 2 weeks. It was really unique and interesting and in my opinion, more would have been better.Female | Age: 19-24 | United States | College of Wooster
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Learn Ecology in Ecuador!Submitted on 01/27/2015 by Julia | Yes, I would recommend this program
This program is a wonderful experiencing mixing Spanish and science together in order to experience the best of both worlds. The excursions are the best part of the program and you get to travel to the Amazon, the Galapagos, the Paramo, and the Cloud Forest, and learn all about the plants, the birds, and the interactions. Everyday coming home to a host family was such a great experience as they were really open and wanted to help me learn Spanish and experience Ecuador.Female | Age: 19-24 | Waterville, ME | Colby CollegeRead Julia Rogers's Interview
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ERIC: My passion for education abroad began after spending a year abroad in Elche, Spain during my junior year of high school. I landed my first job after college as an admissions counselor for a study abroad provider. After several years in the work force, I returned to graduate school at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst where I had the opportunity to serve for a year as the resident director to one of the university's programs in Spain. After finishing my MA, I reentered the world of international education with greater knowledge and an enhanced perspective on higher education and learning abroad.
Did you study abroad after high school?
ERIC: I've studied abroad a total of four times; once in high school, twice in college - one semester and one summer - and then for a year as a graduate student. Each time in Spain. Through each experience, I learned more and was able to take my level of cultural and linguistic understanding to a deeper level. I suspect one day I will work toward a doctorate, and I can guarantee I will study abroad again. My first instinct would be to return to Spain to delve back into the culture and languages I adore.
As for SIT, what are the core principles that you strive to achieve?
ERIC: At our core, SIT Study Abroad programs foster academic rigor, intensive cultural immersion, substantial community involvement, and an emphasis on field-based research.
What does the future hold for SIT? Any new exciting programs to share?
ERIC: This spring we are running two new programs in the Middle East: one in Egypt focusing on urban studies and the other in Morocco focused on journalism and new media. We have also launched a new summer program that explores traditional approaches to healthcare in India. We continually strive to provide our students with the most interesting and relevant coursework and locations.
And the future of the industry - how do you think study abroad and international education will change over the next 10 years?
ERIC: We'll see the usual demographic shifts in mobility as a response to global politics, world events and markets. What will be interesting to watch is how governments and individual institutions address these shifts to meet demand and capitalize on market share. My hope is that more and more we will learn to become better citizens of the world and will travel abroad because we crave learning and connection with one another. Talking to people around the world is increasingly easier, but meaningful communication and understanding remains a challenge.
I'm continuously impressed with the depth and variety of programs offered by SIT Study Abroad. Their emphasis on field base learning is especially intriguing, as well as their commitment to cultivating relationships locally in host areas. I sincerely admire and hope to echo their attitude for turning every experience into a learning experience!
Over the last 10 years working in the field of international education, I've had the opportunity to travel to Cuba, Czech Republic, England, Greece and Serbia. There are many fascinating countries and continents with amazing things to teach us.
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The prosecution rested its case with a description of injuries to Martin Richard, who embodied the innocence that was so cynically lost in April, 2013.
With boy's parents in the courtroom, a medical examiner detailed Martin Richard's fatal injuries before the prosecution rested its case.
Shayanna Jenkins testified that Aaron Hernandez asked her to remove a box from their home the day after Odin Lloyd's murder.
Frank DePaola, interim general manager for the MBTA, said the T could have used anti-icing fluid on its third rails.
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President Obama and a parade of other top officials, Democrat and Republican, spoke at the dedication of the Edward Kennedy Institute.
Thirty supporters who contributed up to $33,400 reportedly dined with the president at a fund-raiser.
Angelo West, who allegedly shot police officer John Moynihan, had been convicted on multiple gun and drug charges during his 41 years.
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"From the author of City Poet, the biography of Frank O'Hara, now comes an account of thriving forms of spirituality in what is being called a "post-denominational" age." "As the nineties were drawing to a close, Brad Gooch set out on a journey to explore traditional and nontraditional forms of spirituality that took him across America and to India. Gooch's quest - partly personal and partly investigative - took him to Chicago to read the mysterious Urantia Book; to Goa and La Jolla to experience the talks and treatments of Deepak Chopra; to Ganeshpuri and South Fallsburg, New York, to listen to the charismatic leader Gurumayi Chidvilasananda; to Bardstown, Kentucky, to observe the quiet solitude of the Trappists and to Dubuque, Iowa, to see the Trappistines; to Dallas to worship with the members of the gay congregation of the Cathedral of Hope; and to New York to talk with Muslims and Sufis. As Gooch proceeded on this unique spiritual odyssey - from fringe to mainstream - he witnessed diverse movements and religions and their strong appeal to a broad spectrum of followers." "Brad Gooch has written a revealing, richly detailed document of our time. In Godtalk, character, dialogue, and setting come together in an irresistible, fast-paced narrative that is both engaging and informative about the unexpected nature of spirituality in America today."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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The 33rd Annual "April in Talladega" Pilgrimage is April 10th and 11th. Don't miss out on this fun-filled weekend with a tour of historic homes in Talladega! This year's tour includes the homes of Mrs. William McGehee, Jr. (Idlewild), Mr. and Mrs. Matt Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McGehee, III, and Manning Hall on the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind campus.
Other great events are planned throughout the weekend. Heritage Hall is hosting a Wine and Cheese reception Friday night to showcase its new spring exhibit. A donation at the door is recommended. "Ghosts of the Past" will tell their stories on Friday evening at Oak Hill Cemetery. The cost is $5. The "Taste of Talladega" Luncheon and Fashion Show is set for Friday and Saturday at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Also scheduled for Saturday is a luncheon at Trinity Methodist Church, "Tablescapes" at Mount Canaan Church, as well as a storyteller at the Talladega Public Library. Close out the weekend Saturday night from 5:00 until 9:00 at "April on the Square," the annual block party featuring fun for all ages!
We invite you to come join in and celebrate Talladega's history and hospitality during "April in Talladega!" Tickets are $20, with student and group prices available. Purchase your tickets through the Chamber of Commerce by stopping by or calling 256-362-9075 today! To learn more, visit www.aprilintalladega.org.
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"The change to a state-chartered bank and change in the Bank's name represents an exciting new chapter for this institution, which has operated continuously in Talladega County since 1848," said Larkin Coker, Chairman of the Board of Directors. "In addition to working with banking regulators closer to home, the change represents an opportunity for significant savings in regulatory costs while expanding opportunities to further invest in our market area."
The requested change will have no impact on the day-to-day operations of the Bank. The ownership, management, employees, locations, products and services of the Bank will not change. However, if the request to change the charter is approved by regulators, the Bank will change its name to First Bank of Alabama.
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Hydras Lair, submitted by Joey. Let me just state for the record that I'm a huge prog rock pussy. I love the bands Ozric Tentacles, Porcupine Tree, and Rush. When I told this to Dr. Thorpe after I met him in person during Gooncon2k4, he headbutted me into a slot machine, deservedly so. The reason I'm telling you this is because today I'm linking a terrible prog rock band who is being made fun of from a person that can generally tolerate their genre of music. Hydra's Lair is an example of a band lacking musical talent and then calling themselves "prog" so they can get away with it. "Naw man, it doesn't suck, it's just progressive rock brah, deal with it". The songs are boring drivel that go nowhere and make me want to stab my eardrums with a mechanical pencil.
That dude should listen to the sign and stop playing this god awful prog music with his pregnant belly. I bet he's hosting a clone embryo of Geddy Lee. Every prog rock musician must host a Geddy Lee imp for 9 months to be a full member of the society of making long and pointless songs. I bet their wives all give them shit for this hobby too. Take my advice guys, stick to building model planes.
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"You come into this life alone, and you go out alone, kid."
Marcelle's mother's words hung over her life like a dismal cloud as she sat in the waiting room looking at all the other patients. It seemed that the entire Baby Boom generation was in the giant clinic. She was thinking of what Carver would say, or how he'd silently take it all in.
"The same thing that is killing me is going to kill you," she'd said, sinking under the morphine trance five years ago.
The words had stuck. They'd been like a poisoned dart aimed straight into Marcelle's heart. They were the last words her mother had uttered before she passed, days later, from a melanoma. She'd been all smiles for Marcelle's brother, though. You know how sons are the favorites. Never mind he'd left home at seventeen only to return for the occasional Christmas dinner.
"She tried to extinguish you your whole life," Marcelle's oldest friend said. "She tried that with me once but I didn't let her get away with it."
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Skin was the question at hand. Whether it was possible now to attain that francophile notion of comfort just being oneself in one's skin now that everyone older who had loved her once had died.
Maybe life was supposed to be a matter of having fun after all. Not slaving away for some corporation in a cubicle. Not being servile to anyone, ever again, including her husband.
I'd like the horse my grandparents promised me once if I left my mother, she thought.
I'd like to ride free, and feel the wind lash my cheeks cantering down the beach, bareback. Or maybe go to Tennessee and save one of the starving ones I've read about in the paper.
I'm not sure I know how to stay alive anymore, she thought. Unless something beautiful happens soon.
"Take care of number one," Marcelle's mother had told her over and over again. And in the next breath she'd say, "It's always I, I, I, me, me, me, with you."
Years of therapy had helped Marcelle to sort out the kind of double binds sentences like these caused.
I'd like a Palomino, or maybe an Arabian, she thought, as the doctor's hands swept over her skin looking for traces the sun had possibly etched once that were going to activate one day like predictable…
"Let's not jump the gun just yet," he smiled cheerfully at Marcelle. "These results will be back in a week. I want you to make another appointment with me in three months. I'll need to get to know your skin, intimately."
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Glass, can or plastic?
Choosing the most ecological container is harder than choosing what to drink
You could stand in front of the coolers in a convenience store for ages, trying to choose a beverage from the ever-expanding selection of sodas, energy drinks, juices and waters.
Once you choose what you want to drink, there's another big decision: What are you going to drink it from?
The container -- and I'm not talking about the reusable water bottle you always carry -- is a major part of your beverage footprint.
The good news is that companies are responding to greener consumers and are making huge sustainability strides. Just by drinking in 2012 instead of 1982, you're already to the good.
Glass bottles, for instance, are 40 per cent lighter today than they were 20 years ago, which means it takes less fuel and produces fewer emissions to transport them.
Ditto plastic. A few years ago an empty half-litre water bottle weighed 22 grams. Now, it's 8.5. (Soda bottles are heavier so they can withstand the carbonation.)
As for cans, today's models have a carbon footprint 43 per cent smaller than those in 1993.
But you still want to make the best choice. Which is it?
In the absence of an endlessly patient academic willing to spend untold hours on an independent life-cycle analysis, I issued a challenge to the three industries.
"This is your moment," I said. "Tell me why your containers are more sustainable than the others."
We'll start with Lynn Bragg, president of the Glass Packaging Institute.
First on her list of eco benefits is that a glass bottle can be recycled endlessly into other glass bottles. Once in the recycling bin, "we can get it back to the consumer as another glass bottle in 30 days."
Adding recycled glass to the mix means manufacturers' furnaces can run at lower temperatures. And for every six tonnes of recycled glass used, the carbon dioxide emissions drop a tonne.
When manufacturers do have to start from scratch, the raw materials are readily available in the United States.
Glass doesn't have the estrogen-mimicking chemical bisphenol A, which sets it apart from cans and plastic.
But, it's heavy, so transportation is environmentally expensive. And, yes, glass breaks. So you might get some waste there.
Plastic bottles have a big target on them from environmental groups because they're made with petroleum.
So weight is where plastic bottles win out, said Dennis Sabourin, executive director of the National Association for PET Container Resources -- PET being the short version of the plastic resin polyethylene terephthalate.
Check out the shapes, too. Many bottles are being made with shorter necks, which means that when it comes to shipping, you can get more bottles in a smaller space.
If no additives are used, PET bottles can be recycled back into PET bottles, Sabourin said. Otherwise, they get "downcycled" into carpeting, clothing, and other fibres.
If waste of the contents is a concern, most plastic bottles have caps that can be screwed back on.
Now for aluminum, and a few words from Steve Gardner, spokesman for the Aluminum Association.
Like plastic, aluminum cans are lightweight -- so they have a smaller transportation footprint. And because they stack tightly, there's less wasted space when they're shipped.
All the containers keep out air, but aluminum also keeps out light, which can degrade the product, leading to waste.
Like bottles, cans are endlessly recyclable, can into can into can. Plus, making a can from an old can instead of the raw material uses five per cent of the energy and generates five per cent of the emissions. (Although, when new material is needed, it's bauxite that is mined overseas, with most of it coming from Australia.)
All three beverage manufacturers touted their products' recycling rates, as if it had to do with the product instead of user attitude. In the case of aluminum, there's something to that claim of superiority for recycling: As a commodity, aluminum brings a significantly higher price, so much of the cost of a recycling program is actually paid for by the cans.
So perhaps not surprisingly, a lot of aluminum is recycled. Today's typical can contains 68 per cent recycled content.
You could also say aluminum helps reduce litter: It's valuable enough that someone inevitably picks it up.
But the lining of aluminum cans contains bisphenol A.
The complexity of the "drinkprint" calculation seems to be increasing.
Craft brewers -- such as Sly Fox, based in Pottstown, Pa., -- are starting to can their beers instead of bottling them. For them, the cans work out to be more eco-friendly, said SF brewmaster Brian O'Reilly. They're also cheaper. And you can take a can places where bottles aren't allowed.
Some drinks are starting to reappear in glass. As part of the company's overall effort to diversify portion sizes, some Coca-Cola products are going into eight-ounce bottles.
And a whole new category of containers is in the chute: bottles from plants.
Coca-Cola now makes a "PlantBottle" from 30 per cent plants. Although some enviro groups didn't like that the plants were sugar cane coming all the way from Brazil, a company spokeswoman said the crop is "rain-fed" on "abundant arable land" (in other words, no rainforests were felled) and fertilized with organics. Coca-Cola has joined with four other companies to accelerate development of a bottle made totally from plants.
Clearly, there's no one best choice for every person or every situation.
But selection can reflect your personal concerns.
Want to encourage more recycling? Go for the can that will help fund it.
Distrust bisphenol A? Go for the bottle.
If you do go for the bottle, go for local contents, to lessen the shipping footprint. Conversely, if you have to get something from far away, get it in a can or in plastic.
Whatever the container, the overriding message is to recycle it. Every industry has reams of data showing how much smaller its footprint is with greater recycling.
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Any Hirasawa involvement in the new Berserk films is certainly welcomed. For the Dreamcast and PS2 games we got Forces II and Sign as themes, both of which were awesome.
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A photo that appears to show rumored couple Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez kissing has been dismissed as a fake by the "Baby" hit maker's representative.
The snap began circulating on the Internet on Tuesday and online gossips assumed the shot confirmed the alleged relationship.
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Gomez recently spoke out to dismiss reports the pair enjoyed a breakfast date earlier this month, but new gossip this week suggests the young stars spent the night together at a Miami hotel on December 17.
Paul McCartney's girlfriend has 'good relationship' with ex-wife Heather Mills
Heather Mills has put her acrimonious split from Sir Paul McCartney behind her — the former model enjoys a "good relationship" with the Beatles legend's current partner.
The pair separated in 2006 after four years of marriage and the veteran musician began dating American heiress Nancy Shevell the following year.
Despite Mills' bitter divorce from McCartney, which saw the star hand over $38.9 million of his fortune to his ex-wife, she insists they now get on better. She's also a fan of his girlfriend.
Mills tells Britain's Daily Express, "I get on very well with her. I won't go into it any more but we have a good relationship."
Todd Bridges tells students about drugs past
Former "Diff'rent Strokes" star Todd Bridges is speaking out about his past substance abuse problems to help students training to become counselors.
The ex-child star began using drugs during his stint on the hit sitcom and became addicted to cocaine and crystal meth after the show came to an end in 1986.
Bridges has since been clean for more than 17 years and is now sharing his experiences with pupils enrolled in a drug and alcohol counselor training program at ICDC College in Van Nuys, Calif.
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Vince Neil saved by late daughter
Motley Crue singer Vince Neil is convinced he was saved from a downward spiral of depression and drugs following a ghostly visit from his late daughter.
The rocker was devastated when 5-year-old Skylar passed away in 1995 after a battle with cancer, and Neil turned to booze and pills to block out the pain.
He struggled with depression and suicidal thoughts for two years and endured numerous stints in rehab, until he was saved by a spooky experience.
Neil tells the TV show "Celebrity Ghost Stories," "After we buried (Skylar), I sedated myself on pills and alcohol. I couldn't take it.
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Tara Reid parties in France
Tara Reid has sparked rumors she's slipped back into boozing after allegedly enjoying an alcohol-fuelled night out in a French ski resort this week.
The actress, who spent 60 days in rehab in 2009 in a bid to kick a drinking problem, has been spending the festive season with pals at the Alpine resort of Courchevel.
On Monday, the group reportedly enjoyed a wild evening at a restaurant called La Mangeoire, ordering numerous bottles of champagne, and Reid even treated fellow revelers to a karaoke rendition of Eagles song "Hotel California," according to New York Post gossip column Page Six,.
A source tells the publication, "They must have ordered 14 bottles of Cristal (champagne). Tara tried to sing, (and) it was clear she doesn't have a great voice. … (Later alcohol was brought out in a makeshift coffin marked 'Prohibition') and her group then took turns getting into the coffin for photos."
Lydia Hearst not signed up for 'Lindsay Lohan movie'
Lydia Hearst has distanced herself from reports she has been cast in a movie allegedly based on Lindsay Lohan's life, insisting her new redheaded look has nothing to do with a film project.
The socialite-turned-actress was announced as the lead in "Dogs in Pocketbooks," a satire about a troubled young star which screenwriter Charles Casillo has suggested was inspired by the "Mean Girls" star.
But Hearst, who recently ditched her trademark blonde look, has denied the casting news, explaining she adopted her new auburn hairstyle for a modeling job — and not to look like Lohan for the role.
In a series of messages posted on her Twitter.com page, she writes, "Just so we are all clear. … My hair is red because I am the new face of Schwarzkopf Color. I am a model. I dyed my hair to front the campaign.
"As for any theatrical roles I am currently filming 'Two Jacks' directed by Bernard Rose. My next project is 'Catwalk' by Tony Hickox. Thank you all for your messages of encouragement during my transition to acting. I truly love and appreciate it. At this time I am not officially signed onto any other projects."
Casillo has since clarified that the character was inspired by a number of stars besides Lohan — including Marilyn Monroe and Britney Spears — after the actress' mother threatened legal action to halt production.
Reese Witherspoon engaged
Reese Witherspoon has become the latest star to join the race to the altar in 2011 – the actress and her Hollywood agent boyfriend Jim Toth are engaged.
The star began dating Toth at the beginning of 2010 shortly after she and Jake Gyllenhaal split, and now her publicist has confirmed the Oscar winner is planning a second trip up the aisle.
Witherspoon and actor Ryan Phillippe divorced in 2008.
The actress joins Leann Rimes, Natalie Portman, Hugh Hefner, Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Mraz among the celebrities who have announced engagements in the last week.
Report: Rihanna splits from Matt Kemp
Rihanna is single again after splitting from baseball hunk Matt Kemp, according to new reports.
Sources tell Us Weekly magazine the couple grew apart and ended its 11-month romance before Christmas.
The insider says, "(Rihanna has been) so busy, he just can't keep up with her crazy travel schedule… It was never as serious as it looked."
A spokesperson for Rihanna could not be reached for comment.
The Kemp romance was the singer's first since she split from Chris Brown following a fight in February, 2009.


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