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It's the most wonderful time of the year — and I'm talking about the Christmas season, although any time my beloved Washington Redskins can defeat those dirty Dallas Cowboys in Dallas, that makes for a pretty doggoned wonderful time of the year, too.
Anyhoo, we're getting fired up around the ol' Kinston Daily Free Press about all the Christmas parades that take place in our area (check the box that accompanies this story for the parade schedule). The first one is today with the most underrated of them all, in my opinion — the La Grange Christmas Parade.
Before someone gets offended in any of our area towns about that previous statement, let me say this: the La Grange Christmas Parade is one of my favorite small-town parades in North Carolina. That's no offense to all the others — I love Kinston's parade, the Pink Hill and Snow Hill events have a distinct flavor and the Jones County parades are neat affairs, too.
But there's just something special about the La Grange parade, which is as heavily attended as any in our area. I had attended a couple of them in the past, but last year, I had the honor of driving La Grange legends Paulette Burroughs and Jon Dawson in the event.
Thanks to Wiley Dawson and the good folks at Dan Wise Chevrolet, I'll be doing the same thing today in the Garden Spot. I'll have my iPhone with me, too, so I'm going to be taking quite a few photos and posting them on my and The Free Press' Facebook and Twitter pages — so when you see me, Paulette and Jon, wave! You might just make it on one of our social media pages (or even in the pages of The Free Press)!
Paulette, Jon and I will also be in the Kinston Christmas Parade for the fourth year in a row on Saturday, Dec. 8, thanks to Grant Jones and the good folks at Sale Auto Mall. Ol' Grant and the boys at Sale always take good care of us for the Kinston Christmas Parade, and it's much appreciated.
Please allow me a few more moments of Daily Free Press promotion:
- Sales Director Matt Holbrook has introduced an awesome idea I hope you've noticed on Page 2 of your Monday through Friday Free Presses: the coupon of the day. These aren't your typical run-of-the-mill coupons; these bad boys are awesome! In the past week alone, you could get a free chicken biscuit from Chick-fil-A, free coffee or tea from Christopher's or the Blue Bird Café inside the Neuse Sport Shop, free coffee at Smith's Café or two free sugar cookies at the Peach House.
- Did you notice the key word there — free? That's right: just for plopping your 50 cents down, you are getting free goodies two, three and four times what you paid for The Free Press. That's a heck of a deal, if you ask me!
- Speaking of free, if you haven't checked out our Free Press Radio Program at Kinston.com, you've missed out on some free goodies, too. Yes, we've gone a little sports-heavy lately on the program, but we've had some outstanding young people who deserve their recognition in that arena. To listen to the fine program that features me, Dawson and other news-makers in our area, go to Kinston.com.
- The area's best and brightest — who are 39-years-old or younger — will be featured again in our annual 20-under-40 feature in the Sunday, Dec. 9 edition of The Free Press. We've highlighted some spectacular folks in our first several editions of the feature, so be sure to check it out in two weeks.
Bryan C. Hanks is the managing editor of The Free Press; his column appears in this space every Sunday. You can reach him at 252-559-1074 or at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at BCHanks.
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Area Christmas parade schedule
La Grange: Today, 3 p.m.
Greenville: Saturday, Dec. 1, 10 a.m.
Maysville: Saturday, Dec. 1, 11 a.m.
Snow Hill: Saturday, Dec. 1, 1 p.m.
Pink Hill: Sunday, Dec. 2, 2 p.m.
Trenton: Sunday, Dec. 2, 2 p.m.
Ayden: Thursday, Dec. 6, 6:30 p.m.
Kinston: Saturday, Dec. 8, 10 a.m.
Farmville: Saturday, Dec. 8, 10:30 a.m.
Winterville: Saturday, Dec. 8, 2 p.m.
New Bern: Saturday, Dec. 8, 3 p.m.


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During the 1960s, when Paris going through a fit of modernization, it was decided that Les Halles, the grand market that had been in the center of Paris for over a thousand years (in various guises), was going to be finally torn down and the merchants would be moved to a place well outside of the perimeter of Paris.
Reasons given were that the old market lacked hygienic facilities and was creating traffic problems (this was when it was famously declared that Paris would become more car-friendly, and highways were built through, and under, the city) and the food merchants from Les Halles either went out of business or moved en masse to Rungis, which officially opened in 1969. The grand pavillon was cleared quickly, then the building was razed and the old market disappeared from the city forever.
The shopping mall that stands in its place now is a blight to Paris, and part of a long, undending conversation about what to do with the ugly error that was erected in its place; an underground shopping center which is avoided by most Parisians as much as possible.

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Well, I feel like a schmuck now that I read that I should have tipped her! Last NYE the hubby and I checked in to the Riviera for 3 nights and gushed about how we loved Vegas, then chit chatted on how it was my husbands birthday (it really is 12/31/1969) and how out flight was delayed and we missed all the festivities on the strip on NYE for heavens sake! We got the room for super cheap on PL already, then she upgraded us to the nicer tower room. And it was really nice! I know know that this NYE - in like a few days, we will make sure to tip for that possible upgrade! We'll let you know how it turns out!
No upgrade was given by a 30-something year old lady from the Philippines. She said no upgrades were available and gave the money back.
The Riviera has gone to almost completely automating the whole check in and check out process I tried to get around using their automatic machine and flagged down the clerk nearest to me and laid my sandwich on the counter and asked if there were any complimentary upgrades available. I received a rude, "your room is already an upgrade."
Well, not really. The room itself wasn't bad but the view was probably the worst in the entire hotel. I called the front desk when I got to my room (there were some minor issues with it also) and asked if there was a way for me to switch. No go. I received another rude response of, "Everything's booked. click" Over the course of the next several days I tried calling the front desk a few more times (for a few other reasons but thought I'd try again) and there wasn't even an answer.
Definitely wasn't impressed with this hotel- the staff was rude, the food sucked, and so did the gambling. Lame lame lame
I went to the front desk when we arrived at the hotel about 11:pm. There was only one clerk on, an older gentleman who didn't seem overwhelmed to see us lol. I had already decided to give the 'sandwich' a try so I slide him my drivers licence and credit card and ask if by some chance there might be an upgrade available. He said he would look and then said "I can move you into a tower room with a view of the strip." The room we got was nice, and the view was alot better than it could have been from other rooms. I really don't know if this was the room we would have got without using the 'sandwich' trick but for 20 bucks it was worth the chance. After all it's vegas and seemed like a great bet.
Thanks for the tip.
Checked in on a friday evening. Wanted a fridge in the room and two beds, but was told on the phone a few days earlier that the fridge alone would be $80 for my stay, @ $20/night. I was pissed, but figured I'd have to live without it. I saw a note about the $20 upgrade on a discussion forum and decided to try it. I'm a cheap bastard, so I only put $10 on the counter in plain sight when I asked for the fridge and two beds. The clerk was very pleasant, made a phone call, and it was arranged. The room was very large and nice with a pool view, and was high up enough to offer a nice view of the mountains. Awesome!
Now they use automated check in system, staff won't even have a chance to see your DL and CC. I couldn't find a chance to slip her my tips. Riviera is so run down.
Presented the $20 "sandwich" to the clerk and asked if there were any complimentary upgrades. I was not hopeful as it was 2am and close to new years eve, but was very surprised to be upgraded to a petite suite. I was polite and friendly, which always helps when asking for a favor.
Rack rate for this room was $500, and we stayed for 3 nights. SCORE!
They have automated check-in's now so make sure you try to wait til a clerk is available. Do the usual "complimentary upgrade" thing. The whole story was true and we ended up with a king size bed in a two bedroom suite. :)
She was surprised to get the tip, then stated it would be her pleasure to give an upgrade.
Checked in around 2pm on saturday.
Asked for a complementary upgrade and when the clerk saw my 20$ he said "Sure!".
Slipped the $20 between my license and credit card and pleasantly asked "Do you have any complimentary upgrades available?" Just like the instructions, and it worked like magic. The clerk kept the bill out of sight, typed for a couple minutes, then ran off to the back room. When she came back she said "Here's the key, the room will be ready in about an hour." The room was quite a bit bigger than the standard room, with a great big couch and table in the sitting area, extra large desk, and a room safe (which is not available in all the towers). For my 4-day stay, it only cost me an extra $5 per day for this upgrade.
We had reserved a two-bed standard room as part of a conference at this rundown hotel. There are very limited true "upgrade" opportunities at this property, but some rooms are better than others, and a few renovated rooms are larger, and feature a refrigerator and iron/ironing board.
The clerk asked for credit card and ID, and I put a $20 in between the two. I asked her, "Do you have any complimentary upgrades available?" She check the ID, then put both ID and $20 back on the counter. She said, let me check, and after about a minute said that she would be "right back" and disappeared into the back room. A couple minutes later she came out and offered a couple options. The second option was one of the "nice" two-bed larger rooms with refrigerator. But, she said it was a smoking room. (We had reserved non-smoking.) We took the offer. It was quite decent I there was zero smoke odor.
After we accepted and I signed the agreement, I pushed the $20 back over a little bit, and she picked it up upon issuing room keys and said "thank you." Considering that this was a 5-night stay, pre-booked, and we were checking in on a Saturday, I didn't anticipate any success. Considering the limited upgrade opportunities to begin with, I think this was a fairly decent success at this property.
just asked for comp upgrade with the 20 showing. she got it for us immediately
We arrived at the Rivera about 8am and were not even allowed to check in until noon. By then I had several drinks and decided to try. I handed the clerk the $20 tucked between the CC and ID and asked if we were available for any upgrades. He smiled and said "as a matter of fact you are". We were given a suite that overlooked the pool. It came with a small fridge and the room was huge! It is still the Rivera which is older, but we were very happy. Penny Town, which is part of the Riv was a blast and the drinks were excellent!
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UPDATE: Coquihalla reopens to traffic after Thursday's avalanche
The Coquihalla Highway has reopened.
Three helicopters dropping explosives on avalanche-prone areas ran out of daylight on Friday, but when daylight resumed Saturday, it showed their efforts had been successful.
A Class 4 avalanche closed the highway Thursday, and another 30 cm of snow fell Thursday night.
"This huge volume of snow is sitting on a weak layer, making it very unstable," Transportation Minister Todd Stone said Friday. "The result has been slides on paths that have never before reached the highway in the 27 years that the Coquihalla Highway has been open."
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Dwight Howard not only played through his sore left knee, but went off for 19 points, 17 rebounds, two steals and a block, hitting 8-of-11 shots and 3-of-7 free throws in Thursday's tough loss to the Warriors.
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Stephen Curry hit 13-of-21 shots and five 3-pointers for 33 points, three rebounds, six assists, a steal and six turnovers in Thursday's 99-98 thrilling win in Game 2 of the WCF as the Warriors took a 2-0 lead in the series.
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BEST: Taylor Swift was a burgundy babe in a John Galliano corseted frock and Christian Louboutin strappy heels.
BEST: With her blonde mane parted down the side and worn stick straight, the country babe was looking gorgeous.
WORST: Carrie Underwood tried to work a hot pink, high-necked frock, which was accented with a black belt and collar strap, but the look really worked her instead.
WORST: LeAnn Rimes looked sexy in sweetheart strapless, but was the geometric print Mara Hoffman really appropriate for the blue carpet? She paired the belted frock with Jimmy Choo heels.
WORST: LeAnn looked like she just came from the beach, with messy hair and hardly any makeup on.
BEST: Hayden Panettiere is getting progressively sexier on the red carpet, and we were delightfully shocked to see her step out in this teal green Emilio Pucci Fall 2010 mini. Her sexy, partially lace one-shouldered mini was from the same collection as Jessica Biel's A-Team. She paired it with Salvatore Ferragamo peep-toes.
BEST: Julianne Hough showed off her hot bod in an embellished yellow micro mini, which she paired with silver Jimmy Choo's.
WORST: Sheryl Crow could have saved her somewhat boring white frock, by wearing something other than wedges on the red carpet!
BEST: Hilary Scott from Lady Antebellum dazzled in black strapless and Sergio Rossi peep-toed heels.
WORST: Snooki looked like a discoball in an overly sequined mini, and btw, why was she even there?
WORST: The Situation is that jeans are not for a red carpet at an awards show!
BEST: Kid Rock is who he is, and for him, he looked great.
BEST: Faith Hill looked amazingly feminine as usual, wearing a gorgeously hued J. Mendel wrap dress.
WORST: Laura Bell Bundy dared to wear a dress, which belongs in a strip club!
WORST: Did Miranda Lambert consult with Snooki when choosing her dress? The gorgeous country star flopped in a disco ball, mirrored strapless, which she paired with matching embellished pumps.
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Property Syntax
In Groovy, which follows the JavaBean model, properties don't have indexes. There are lots of COM properties without indexes, and they work the same way. In the code example below, the voice.Status property returns an ActiveXObject, and the RunningState property returns an integer flag.
COM also supports parameterized (or 'indexed') properties. Indexed COM properties look like an array, list, or a map. Properties may be read from or written to, but they do not represent standalone objects (that's not an array you are working with). In some cases, properties have more than one index. The following practical example sets the value of the first column in an Excel spreadsheet to a date value (alternately, a Java Date could have been used).
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Hepatitis A and B Vaccinations
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Mary D. Nettleman, MD, MS, MACP
Mary D. Nettleman, MD, MS, MACP
Mary D. Nettleman, MD, MS, MACP is the Chair of the Department of Medicine at Michigan State University. She is a graduate of Vanderbilt Medical School, and completed her residency in Internal Medicine and a fellowship in Infectious Diseases at Indiana University.
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Jay W. Marks, MD
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Jay W. Marks, MD, is a board-certified internist and gastroenterologist. He graduated from Yale University School of Medicine and trained in internal medicine and gastroenterology at UCLA/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
What is hepatitis?
The term 'hepatitis' means inflammation of the liver. Hepatitis can be caused by viruses, other infectious agents, alcohol, and other chemicals. The two viruses that most commonly infect the liver are the hepatitis A virus and the hepatitis B virus. Although their names are similar, these viruses are not related. They differ in the way they are transmitted from person to person and their ability to cause chronic infection.
Hepatitis A vaccine
Hepatitis A is caused by a virus which is spread predominately through the fecal-oral route when small amounts of infected fecal matter are inadvertently ingested. Infected individuals shed large amounts of the virus in their stool, starting about two weeks before symptoms present, and continue shedding the virus in their stool for one to three months.
Some patients with hepatitis A infection have no symptoms, and these asymptomatic infections are more common in children.
Most adults experience symptoms including:
Although the symptoms resolve over several weeks, fatigue can be prolonged. Rarely, viral hepatitis caused by hepatitis A can lead to liver failure, coma and death.
Hepatitis A does not cause chronic or persistent infection of the liver. Once a person has recovered from hepatitis A, he or she is immune to reinfection with hepatitis A for life. This is true because effective antibodies are developed against the hepatitis A virus. After infection with hepatitis A, these antibodies provide life-long protection against the virus. The ability of the body to make protective antibodies after infection with hepatitis A led researchers to develop vaccines against the disease.
Hepatitis A vaccine is made of killed hepatitis A viruses and causes the body's immune system to produce antibodies against the hepatitis A virus. In most vaccine recipients, antibodies start to develop immediately after the first dose but do not reach protective levels for 2 to 4 weeks. A second dose of the vaccine is recommended at least six months after the first dose to provide prolonged protection.
Two hepatitis A vaccines are currently available in the United States; these vaccines arehepatitis a vaccine injection (Havrix and Vaqta). The vaccine is given as an injection into the deltoid muscle of the arm. Both Havrix and Vaqta provide high level protection against hepatitis A. There is also a combination vaccine called hepatitis-b-hepatitis-a-vaccine injection (Twinrix) that protects against both hepatitis A and hepatitis B. The dosing schedule for Twinrix is different from the other hepatitis A vaccines and requires three doses over six months.
In the United States, hepatitis A vaccination is recommended for all children at one year of age. Vaccination also is recommended for individuals in high-risk settings. Examples include:
Side effects of the hepatitis A vaccine usually are mild. Soreness at the site of injection is common. Less commonly, recipients may complain of headache or fatigue. Serious allergic reactions are possible, but are rare.
A second option for protecting people against hepatitis A is to administer antibodies that are already programmed to attack the virus. When people donate blood, the part of the blood carrying antibodies (the 'immune globulin' fraction) can be separated. Because some blood donors are likely to have antibodies against the hepatitis A virus, pooled immune globulin from many donors is likely to contain antibodies against hepatitis A. This immune globulin can be injected into a person at risk for hepatitis A and will provide immediate but temporary protection against infection. Protection with immune globulin lasts two to four months depending on the dose. Immune globulin is used when immediate protection against hepatitis A is required. An example would be someone who is leaving immediately to travel to rural areas of a developing country. Such a traveler would also receive hepatitis A vaccine but would not have time to develop antibodies before departure. Immune globulin sometimes is in short supply and should be used only when necessary.
These measures will reduce the risk that the exposed person will contract hepatitis A by 85% to 90% if given within two weeks of exposure.
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The Division of Pulmonary, Allergy & Critical Care Medicine offers a 3 year fellowship training program in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. The program is staffed by full-time University of Massachusetts Medical School faculty who are active in 1) the teaching of medical students, house officers and fellows; 2) in clinical and laboratory research; and 3) in the practice of pulmonary, allergy and critical care medicine. The program has 2 fellows for each of the 3 years. Graduating fellows are usually enter a private practice (~60%) or pursue an academic career (~40%)
Pulmonary Inpatient and Consultation Service Trainees assume direct patient care responsibilities for patients admitted to the Pulmonary Medicine service. Under the guidance of an Attending physician, the fellow will participate in all management decisions that involve patients for whom he or she assumes primary care. This rotation also involves consultations called by primary care physicians, other medical subspecialists and non-medical specialists, including consultation in the intensive care units other than the MICU. Fellows will develop expertise in flexible bronchoscopy (and its attendant skills) primarily during this rotation
Critical Care Medicine Service The fellow assumes primary responsibility along with an Attending physician in the care of critically ill medical patients in one of two medical intensive care units. The fellow is responsible for directly overseeing and acting as a central resource to the medical housestaff and nonphysician providers. The fellow is primarily responsible for procedures such as placement of central venous catheters, Swan-Ganz catheters, thoracentesis, bronchoscopy and endotracheal intubation.
Lung & Allergy Center - Outpatient Clinic The center is an active outpatient clinic with approximately 12,000 visits per year. This serves as the fellow's longitudinal outpatient experience for 3 years. Fellows will have a half day clinic each week consisting of 2 new patients and 2 up to 4 follow-up visits. The fellow will be precepted by a faculty attending physician who will have time dedicated to review of data and radiographs, to confirmation of the trainee's findings and to discuss the management plans with him or her.
Research Fellows are expected to complete a comprehensive Research project within the course of the fellowship. Significant time is dedicated to this during the 2nd year of the program.
Other opportunities available to fellows include: Comprehensive Sleep Disorders Center; Interventional Pulmonology; eICU (telemedicine coverage of intensive care units across the medical center); Pulmonary Function Laboratory (~ 10,000 studies per year); and Allergy Clinic.
Scott E. Kopec, MD
- Rush Medical College, 1985-1989
- Internship in Internal Medicine, Bethesda Naval Hospital; 1989-1990
- Residency in Internal Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School/UMASS Medical Center; 1992-1994
- Fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School/UMASS Medical Center; 1994-1997
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Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Program
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Desire Resort & Spa Cancun:
No hurricanes this year to worry about, but if there are hardships to lying naked at a five star, all inclusive resort in the Caribbean , we just can't think of them at the moment. As part of our nude and romance havens worldwide tour, we recently returned from a week this fall at the upscale Desire Resort & Spa Cancun, resort 40 minutes outside Cancun Mexico . All in the name of science of course, (grin) our interest was to determine where on the sexual continuum of Ethical Hedonism, the couples staying at Desire found themselves.
Described as an "elegant and exclusive, clothing-optional, couples-only resort" Desire is an adults-only, 114 room, secluded resort somewhat off the beaten path.
The resort is located on the wayward side of the road, and is situated on a strip of Mexico 's typically breathtaking Caribbean beaches, complete with white sands and warm, turquoise water. The beach includes 40 canopied beach beds (complete with drink-providing waitresses and cabana boys) situated along the edge of the water. These beds are the ultimate in decadence beach relaxation. Apparently couples frolicking romantically on the beach beds were a common sight in the past.
Desire Rivera Maya, the resorts former name, had previously been sequestered from any other resorts, but as development has hit this area of the coast (with a new resort a little down the beach) the sexual adventure has had to be curtailed by the security guards asking you to take the sex inside your rooms, or upstairs to the hot tub.
According to the staff (which has some variation depending on the time of year), guests were 20% Mexican/Latin, 20% European, 20% Canadian, and 40% American in nationality, all in varying stages of undress. Clothing optional, as opposed to nude means that bathing suits are seen, but the majority of the couples were either nude or topless throughout the day. They had typical resort games such as water polo and beach volleyball taking place, (nude volleyball is always an interesting eyeful) along with far more sexual ones such as the chocolate eating contest (where two couples compete to see who can drizzle and eat the most chocolate and whipped cream off their partners).
Nobody was pressured to participate. The tone was entertaining and playful during the day, rather than sexual, and the evening theme was more erotic, rather than smacking of blatant sex.
A few couples were seen playing on the beds, (mostly with their own partners, but with some group massages going on). However for the most part, people were simply flirty and friendly in and around the hot tub, and exceptionally respectful of couples who were only into each other. Provided you don't stare, it's quite acceptable to watch.
And everyone is understandably curious, and wanted to see if the participants are having longer, or more interesting sex than they are. It can get wilder depending on the flavor of groups staying any particular week, but the concern that one young man had before coming to Desire of "being afraid to leave his wife alone while he went to the bathroom for fear she would be mauled" was completely unfounded. A couple of people approached us asking if we were lifestylers, but like most lifestyle aficionados we've ever met, they graciously understood the etiquette and body language of disinterest.
Three dinner restaurants (an Asian, a fine dining, and buffet style) had enough of a quality and variety to keep everyone happy, although we found the sameness of the breakfast and lunch buffets had us craving for anything beyond the typical beach food by the end of the week. This is not the place to go if you are trying to manage your weight – and we struggled to find things that weren't deep fried, or carb loaded (although yummy).
The service was outstanding. There is something about Mexican waiters that let them show their appreciation of you, without ever being schwarmy. The dress for dinner was sexy and elegant, and a second change into erotic costumes or lingerie was common for the late evening entertainment and disco, so paying attention to the days themes before you arrive meant you were up for prizes, and admired by the other guests.
Disco themes include "pimp and ho night", Latin fever, costume and mask night, and sexy pj's, and participants were encouraged to do a strip tease or "show off" to determine who won the t-shirt for the most enthusiastic performance. A couples- only playroom off of the dance floor was popular for about an hour a night (after 11pm), and was the only other condoned, sex-friendly zone in the resort. However it took us two days to find the door leading into it, and with no windows, any active play certainly wasn't in your face.
Desire's concept is certainly upscale, and anyone who tried the couple "Desire" massage (which included very sensuous touching, and a guided "happy ending" in a private room) raved about it.
Desire has no "spring break" feel to it, and with that kind of occupancy, and high end entertainment, the room rates are a bit dear. Rates vary during the high season range from $250 to $540 US a night per person, with bottles of wine, massages, and specialty foods like lobster being extra. This is not discount travel, and within an eight days time span, 90% of the guests turn over.
They were the "honeymooning type" – couples who were into each other and their relationship, enjoyed a sexually charged environment, but stayed away from the hot tub, disco, and simply re-connected monogamously. They may or may not be nude through their stay. The next third were what we call "exploratory lifestylers or nudists". These were the couples that were open to "something happening" if it felt right (although many weren't sure what that something might be), liked trying relaxed nudity, and may participate in a gentle, and somewhat innocent group massage.
This group were committed to their own relationships but usually went home without seeing any kind of action as they were just testing the waters. The final third were the swingers, or lifestylers who were social, and interested in meeting and hooking up with like minded people, along with the group we called "indiscriminate lifestylers", for whom this was about how many partners they could try on their week away. This group was friendly, but were really only interested in meeting other lifestylers.
It is very similar to Desire Los Cabos, in theme and layout (although Los Cabos in our opinion is the nicer, newer resort), however the type of guests seemed to differ at the west coast Desire Los Cabos. They get more of their visitors from California, (think Hollywood clothes, and way, way more silicone), and on the whole weren't as laid back and relaxed as the "let it all hang out" group we met at Rivera Maya.
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It seems an obvious proposition: College students create dirty laundry. College students don't like the hassle of washing laundry. College students might pay to eliminate that clean-clothing conundrum. Why not create a service to fill the need?
It's "inconvenient made convenient," says Ashley Fannin,
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An innovative partnership with Hattie Larlham, a local nonprofit that provides jobs for individuals with developmental disabilities, makes it possible by handling the laundering service. But it hasn't all been perfect. One early misstep came when the staff purchased bags that couldn't be silkscreen printed with the company name and a sponsor's logo. So the student business owners had to research solutions to keep the project on track.
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Students in the entrepreneurship major start and finish their education with experiential bookends, Messing says. The first yearlong course is when they launch a business; at the end, a practicum has them consulting and writing business plans. In between they complete the core of the curriculum, work with the college's entrepreneur in residence, compete in a variety of contests, take part in the Michael Solomon Speaker Series, and participate in a yearly Entrepreneurship Extravaganza that includes panel presentations and an opportunity to network.
"Throughout Ohio, we have one of the most comprehensive entrepreneurship programs, including a major in entrepreneurship," Messing says. "We want students to gain as much experience as possible. But we're not throwing them to the wolves; they receive coaching and guidance along the way from seasoned entrepreneurs."
A large portion of that support is apparent at the nexus of the program: the new John S. Brinzo Entrepreneurship Lab, funded with a Centennial Campaign gift from John Brinzo, a 1964 graduate who retired as the president and chief executive officer of multinational mining company Cleveland-Cliffs in 2006. The gleaming facility, with long glass walls that meet sharp wood paneling, was dedicated in fall 2008 and almost instantly became an inspiration to the students.
"The lab has had an immediate and phenomenal impact for the students," Messing says. "Student engagement has gone up dramatically, along with the energy level."
In addition to student assistants, a reception area and conference room, the young entrepreneurs have access to printers, wireless networking and other technology — and space to start their businesses.
"They actually have a launching space," Messing explains. "We call them Launching Pad One and Two, and the entrepreneur in residence is housed in Mission Control. The lab is often just filled with students coming in, and they can bounce ideas off each other, whether they're working on the same projects or not."
The Brinzo gift also includes an endowment to support the lab's activities; in future years, Messing hopes to use that funding as seed money for student-run businesses.
Brinzo has a specific intent for his gift: preparing the next
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For Fannin, the managerial marketing major and entrepreneurship minor, the experiential learning opportunities and safety net provided by the program and lab have given her an edge with future employers. After all, she's already been the partner in a startup, even before graduation.
"There's not a similar curriculum that's so hands-on, where I can take M.B.A.-level coursework," she says. "It's preparing me because I'm already doing the things most graduates will have to learn on the job."
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ELON — The significance of the colorful surfboard that Sebastian Koch and Lucas Troutman have toted around campus splashes down this weekend at Elon University.
For two days and four games, Alumni Gym serves as the regional host site for the mainland teams participating in the Maui Invitational.
So before ESPN broadcasts the more renowned portion of the tournament from the distinctive Lahaina Civic Center on the second-largest Hawaiian island, surf's up at Elon, too.
"Everybody wants to go to Hawaii. That's a nice place," Koch said. "But it's also cool here at Elon. We'll make our own little tournament here and have a good time."
It's cowabunga, indeed, from a Phoenix perspective.
Elon coach Matt Matheny said he and athletics director Dave Blank had discussed figuring out how to land such an event since March 2009, when he was interviewing for the job and technically still an assistant coach at Davidson.
"It's great for us. It's great for our program," Matheny said. "There's not many mid-major schools that get the opportunity to host a tournament. And it's not just any tournament. It's affiliated with what I think is the best exempt tournament in the country."
Maui organizers shipped Elon its own personalized surfboard, lively decorated end-to-end with the invitational's emblem, the Phoenix logo and tropical flowers adorning a basketball.
The 6-foot-8 Koch and 6-10 Troutman then took promotional turns with the full-sized board, outings which, of course, became conversation starters.
Koch carried it from his astronomy class to his strategic writing class and almost whacked somebody while navigating his way into the McEwen communications building.
"It was all right, though, because nothing happened," he said. "So the surfboard sat with me in class and got a little lesson in strategic writing. But overall people were just staring, wondering why this guy was carrying a surfboard in the fall."
Children flocked to pose for photos with Troutman when he brought out the board for appearances at two of Elon's home football games.
"They thought it was funny that the surfboard's actually taller than me," Troutman said. "It's been fun. We've been enjoying it and we want to be able to enjoy the moment even more by coming out and playing hard."
On the court, there should be evenly matched competition with Colgate of the Patriot League, Coppin State of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and Florida Atlantic of the Sun Belt joining Elon of the Southern Conference.
Those leagues were similarly ranked at the end of last season, from positions 19 to 23 in the Ratings Percentage Index for conferences.
"And it's in a tournament format," Matheny said. "You can't ask for much more than that this early in the season."
Just don't expect Matheny, Elon's Big Kahuna, to show up decked out in a Hawaiian shirt like the coaches will be sporting in Maui.
He clearly prefers wearing suits on the sideline and was coy on the matter when asked.
"I can't see him in a Hawaiian shirt," Troutman said.
"He's big on looking sharp," Koch said. "So I think he's going to be in a suit."
OK, Coach, what say you?
"Um," Matheny said, pausing to sip a Diet Coke, "we're looking forward to a great weekend of basketball."


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If you were watching the Oscars last night, and chances are that you were, then you totally saw that foxy Ben Affleck win Best Picture for 'Argo.' Let's take a moment to bask in his cuteness.
Ben won his first Oscar about 15 years ago for co-writing 'Good Will Hunting' with fellow actor and cutie pie Matt Damon, and on Sunday night he took the stage yet again to nab the top prize for 'Argo.' It was kind of a no-brainer: a movie about how making movies can literally save lives? Even if the movie within the movie was fake? Oscar gold!
Affleck was so precious up on that stage, getting choked up as he thanked his colleagues and his wife, the beautiful Jennifer Garner, and their three kids. And it reminded me just how attractive he is — Affleck is a dedicated man who works hard not only as an actor, but now as a filmmaker, and he somehow makes time to care for his lovely family, too. What a man, you guys.
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Bulls coach Frans Ludeke says his expectations of a new-look Bulls side surpassed those of some pessimists but cautioned that they were very much a work in progress.
The Bulls lost a string of players to injuries and retirements last year, while a number opted to continue their careers abroad. In the sextet of Victor Matfield, Fourie du Preez, Bakkies Botha, Danie Rossouw, Gurthro Steenkamp and Gary Botha they lost 581 Super Rugby caps as well as an appreciable number of Test caps.
That shearing of experience was expected to undermine their cause, despite the franchise recruiting relatively well and elevating a clutch of talented youngsters from their junior structures. However, through an excellent start which has included convincing victories over the Sharks and Cheetahs, they have thus far defied widely-held expectations for a mediocre season.
Ludeke was cool in his appraisal of his charges, but said he is aware of the belief that the rebuilding would come at a cost and totally disagrees with it. 'We will never say we expected to start as well as we have. We respect the game and our opponents too much for that. But I will say that we put a lot of hard work in in the pre-season and that work has showed in the opening two games. We didn't know for sure how it would go but we had a lot of faith in this group,' Ludeke told keo.co.za.
'We lost a lot of experienced players and people forget that we have quite a few senior players remaining. A guy like Flip van der Merwe, for example, played a lot of rugby while Bakkies Botha was here. Francois Hougaard has played regularly for the last two years, albeit not at scrumhalf. There are others, like Juandré Kruger who has experience gained from playing in the Premiership. Chiliboy Ralepelle is a Test player even though this is his first season as the starting hooker. So we aren't a completely new-look side. That has shown in the way the guys have gone about their business in the first two games. The other young players have responded brilliantly to their challenges at this stage.
'That said we know how results in this tournament can swing. So we are happy with the start but know that there are many, many matches still to play. Consistency is key. Nobody will remember what happened at the start of the season if we don't keep winning and playing well.'
The Bulls are expected to continue their winning streak this weekend when they host the Blues, who have played poorly and are winless. They have been hammered in their last three visits to Loftus and nothing suggests they will make the exponential improvements they need to record an unlikely result.
However, Ludeke said he still holds the Auckland side in high regard. 'They could easily have been on the other end of the result against the Crusaders and there were moments in their match against the Chiefs last week that if they had finished better they would have been in with a shout,' he said.
'We know it takes one good performance to turn around a season and the Blues will be determined to make that match against us. What has happened before counts for nothing.'
The Blues have been tactically naive in their defeats, often running the ball from deep in their territory, then surrendering possession when carriers are isolated or through handling errors. Ludeke doesn't expect them to temper their approach but noted their ability to be direct if they choose to.
'They have some good broken-field runners and we'll have to be accurate in our kicking to ensure that we don't feed them. But they also have some big forwards and they've shown in the past that they can play through many phases with them if they want to. They are a very balanced side and it will require us to be on top of all areas of our game to beat them.'


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This is the perfect side dish for a holiday celebration. Root vegetables contain natural sugars that caramelize wonderfully when roasted, and fresh thyme and rosemary add even more flavor.
Per serving: 172 calories, 1g saturated fat, 30g carbohydrates, 2g protein, 5g fiber, 296mg sodium
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This easy side dish is often served on Rosh Hashanah with roast chicken or brisket. It's a casserole of vegetables such as sweet potatoes and carrots, along with dried fruit (including prunes), brown sugar and cinnamon.
Per serving: 218 calories, 0g saturated fat, 52g carbohydrates, 4g protein, 7g fiber, 377mg sodium
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This is a delicious six-ingredient pasta dinner, flavored with a complex-tasting sauce of Madeira and thyme. Your guests will never guess how simple it is to make.
Per serving: 400 calories, 1g saturated fat, 63g carbohydrates, 12g protein, 3g fiber, 27mg sodium
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In this recipe, fresh ginger, curry leaves, black mustard seeds and cilantro complement the sweetness in the butternut squash. Later you can serve leftovers (though it's so good, there probably won't be any) on garlic bread or bruschetta.
Per serving: 168 calories, 1g saturated fat, 27g carbohydrates, 2g protein, 4g fiber, 301mg sodium
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8. Soon after the baby is born, feedings usually take 15-20 minutes per side and most mothers offer both sides at each feeding. Later, as the baby becomes more efficient, an entire feeding may only take 10-15 minutes! There may be times that a baby is completely satisfied after one side. This is normal. Always offer the second side and if the baby does not take it, start on that side with the next feed.
Research provides strong evidence that human milk feeding decreases the incidence and/or severity of a wide range of infectious diseases including meningitis,blood infections, diarrhea, respiratory tract infection, intestinal and ear infections, urinary tract infection, and late-onset sepsis in preterm infants.
Some studies suggest decreased rates of sudden infant death syndrome in the first year of life and reduction in incidence of diabetes mellitus, childhood cancers,overweight and obesity, and asthma in older children and adults who were breastfed, compared with individuals who were not breastfed.
Does this mean breastfed babies never get sick? No, they can and do. However, the illness is generally less severe and lengthy than if the baby were not receiving his mother's milk.
When babies are born, their immune systems are very immature and they have less ability to fight illness-causing germs. Through your breast milk, you give your baby immunities to illnesses to which you are immune and also those to which you have been exposed.
Your breasts produce colostrum beginning during pregnancy and continuing through the early days of breastfeeding. This special milk is low in fat, and high in carbohydrates, protein, and antibodies to help keep your baby healthy. Colostrum is extremely easy to digest, and is therefore the perfect first food for your baby. It is low in volume (measurable in teaspoons rather than ounces), but high in concentrated nutrition for the newborn
When your baby is breastfed early and often, your breasts will begin producing mature milk around the third or fourth day after birth. Your milk will then increase in volume and will generally begin to appear thinner and whiter (more opaque) in color. In those first few days it is extremely important to breastfeed your newborn at least 8-12 times each 24 hours, and more often is even better. This allows your baby to get all the benefits of the colostrum and also stimulates production of a plentiful supply of mature milk. Frequent breastfeeding also helps prevent engorgement.
Besides the fact that your milk is made especially by you for your baby, the following are true as well:
For the first six days, your baby should have as many wet diapers as the baby is days old (i.e., two days old/two wet diapers) and one or two stools. Once the milk comes in, you baby should have six or eight wet disposable diapers and at least one or two bowel movements in 24 hours. This usually indicates the baby is getting an adequate volume of your milk. Also, you will begin to hear gulps and swallows after the first two or three days and you will also see the baby transition from having tight arms and fists when he is hungry to being relaxed like a rag doll when he is satisfied.
There are lots of things fathers can do with a baby besides feeding him. Bathing provides lots of skin-to-skin contact and fun, too! The father can massage and stimulate the baby a bit as he gets sleepy during a feeding and can check for relaxed arms as the baby feeds. He can bring you a glass of water or help out with household chores. If you choose to teach your baby to take a bottle after breastfeeding is well established (four to six weeks), the baby's father can offer the bottle while you take a break or pump your milk.
It is very possible to breastfeed multiples! Many mothers of twins are successful at exclusively nursing their twins from birth. Others use a combination of breastfeeding and bottles using expressed breastmilk or supplemental formula.
Mothers who smoke are encouraged to quit. However, breast milk remains the ideal food for a baby even if the mother smokes. Although nicotine may be present in breast milk, adverse effects on the infant during breastfeeding have not been reported. AAP recognizes pregnancy and lactation as two ideal times to promote smoking cessation, but does not indicate that mothers who smoke should not breastfeed.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that a mother give her baby only breastmilk for the first six months and continue breastfeeding for at least 12 months, and thereafter for as long as mother and baby desire.
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Great synthetic cork tape! Got this as a gift for my mom and her bike has a lot of anodized gold screws/water bottle cage/headset ect. This matched her bike perfectly. She wanted a little extra wrapping around the straight section of the road handlebars. With 42 mm bars the tape was a bit short. Switched over to 38 mm bars and the tape fit with so much leftover it almost made it to the stem. Affordable and great feel in the hand. Looks great too!
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Uganda: Peace Through Forgiveness
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Pakistan: Babies, Full and Contented
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A small, simple and dependable chain tool. I've found it to be best at breaking chains rather then installing them.
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A durable and cheap tool that has been kicking around both my toolbox and saddle bag for years.
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A new definition of malnutrition is emerging, as formerly developing countries are globalized into "fast-food nation" lifestyles.
Subsidizing coal is like finding that beer-drinking college student and paying him to sit in a bar all day and night—it's not just unnecessary, it's ludicrous.
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Peanutty Goodness
I made Chunky Peanut butter and Oatmeal Chocolate Chipsters chosen by Proceed With Caution for TWD. This quick, drop cookie is made of oatmeal, chocolate chips, and lots of peanut butter. I used smooth peanut butter (which I bought by mistake) instead of the chunky peanut butter that was recommended by Dorie. I did not feel like running back to the store and I had to bake these cookies last week as I had company coming and may not have time to bake. The smooth peanut butter did not prove to be a disaster - I had a little panic as I carefully measured the peanut butter. I also added 1/2 cup of roasted, unsalted and chopped peanuts to the cookie dough.
A note about the oats - I used quick cooking oats ( quick cooking oats are steamed, cut finely and then rolled) for this recipe. The recipe calls for the cookie dough to be chilled prior to baking. Quite a few TWD members had problems with rock hard cookies which were baked with dough that chilled for a lengthy period in the fridge. I chilled my dough for about half an hour prior to baking. The cookies spread a bit,was chewy and moist. Brad adores oatmeal cookies - it is a family favourite, there was always a stash of it in the freezer of his parents' basement...just in case of emergencies ;-) My company left this morning ( time flies when you are having fun)- he was happy to take some to snack on the flight back home to Toronto.
The recipe is here. And if that is enough, here are more cookie recipes!
Carrot Cookies
Earl Grey & Currant Cookies
Chocolate Morsels
24 comments:
- Marthe said...
Your Chipsters look very yummy, I took them all to work and have about 5 cookies left!!
My blog about the cookies will be up later tonight as I'm at work at the moment (taking a short coffee break to look at all my fellow TWD-bloggers) and have a birthday later tonight.
- September 2, 2008 at 7:24 AM
- Lori said...
your cookies are really beautiful!
- September 2, 2008 at 9:41 AM
- Rebecca said...
Mmmm, these look gorgeous! Look at that melted chocolate.
- September 2, 2008 at 3:47 PM
- HoneyB said...
They look great! Do you think the quick oats made a difference in the texture?
- September 2, 2008 at 6:57 PM
- Prudy said...
Great idea to chill for 1/2 hour only. What a great traveling snack for your company.
- September 2, 2008 at 9:06 PM
- n.o.e said...
Nice chipsters! I'm intrigued by your other cookie recipes; I think the Earl Gray/currant ones are calling to me. How many currants did you put in? Great blog!
- September 2, 2008 at 9:14 PM
- kim said...
yum, your cookies look great! glad to know that the quick oats worked ok. love your photos!
- September 2, 2008 at 10:18 PM
- Teanna said...
What a nice snack to bring on a flight! I'd have taken all 60!
- September 3, 2008 at 9:14 AM
Its a good thing you got them out of the house before I found the rest of them....B
- September 3, 2008 at 11:58 PM
- The DeL Sisters said...
I lvoe your pictures!
- September 4, 2008 at 4:38 AM
- Maria said...
These look fabulous!! And I love the dimply plum cake!
- September 4, 2008 at 9:45 AM
- Delicioso Mama said...
oh. Well. I wasn't GOING to make these, but yours look so good, I may give them a whirl later next week..when I can find a few minutes to play in the kitchen. I have nominated you for an award..check my blog for the how-to's...http://mamascucina.blogspot.com/
- September 4, 2008 at 10:38 AM
- Mevrouw Cupcake said...
I'm so glad that we've been on a cookie bender with TWD, it's definitely improving my cookie skills!
- September 4, 2008 at 10:40 AM
- Cakespy said...
Oh wow, those look crazy delicious!! I can practically smell their yumminess from this pic!
- September 4, 2008 at 5:44 PM
- Kevin said...
Those cookies look really good! With chocolate, peanut butter and oatmeal you just can't go wrong!
- September 4, 2008 at 9:18 PM
- Lo said...
OOOh. Love these.
I almost always add oatmeal to my chocolate chippers. But, peanut butter is a great addition too!!
- September 5, 2008 at 12:17 PM
- Jaime said...
your cookies look great!
- September 6, 2008 at 3:22 PM
- Madam Chow said...
Those look like they turned out great. I chilled my dough for about 2 hours, and it was perfect.
- September 7, 2008 at 8:31 AM
- Kitchen Flavours said...
Wow looks awesome.
- September 7, 2008 at 9:37 AM
- Kate / Kajal said...
ooh these look devilishly good. can i have one please.
- September 7, 2008 at 11:50 AM
- Maya said...
marthe - good luck!
lori - thank you.
rebecca - should have added a bit more chocolate chips ;)
honeyb - I did not notice much of a difference.
prudy - yes, it was very handy to have it around the house. The timing could not have been any better!
N.O.E - I think it has half a cup of currants. The currants really gives is a different flavour compared to raisins.
kim - Thank you!!!
teanna- I have been known to take cookies instead of something healthier when I fly. No guilt at all!
- September 8, 2008 at 6:32 PM
- Maya said...
del sisters &maria - thank you!!
delicioso mama - thank you so much for the award.
mevrouw cupcake - good to see you back in business :)
cakespy and kevin - I ADORe peanut butter.
lo& jaime - you are too kind!
- September 8, 2008 at 6:34 PM
- Maya said...
kate - thanks for stopping by!
kitchen flavours - thanks!!
- September 8, 2008 at 6:35 PM
They were good!
- September 8, 2008 at 7:46 PM