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Gawd, I love this stuff! Surprised at the low ratings, because it gives a beautiful sheen to legs and arms and it smells absolutely divine. I wish it was in a squeeze or pump bottle because it puddles in the hand, but otherwise I think it's fabulous - a real summer staple, especially for legs in short skirts.
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I really like this product on my legs. It gives it a tanned, smooth look but the only thing i dont like is the smell. some people like it but i think it smells too much like a makeup product. I reccomend this for someone who is already tan and wants to enhance their tan, because its not a self-tanner.
on 1/4/2008 11:45:00 AM
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As a pale-O, this is the only product that doesn't look super fake and streaky on me. Probably because it doesn't stain the skin, but actually looks like a natural tan/glow.
I love the fragrance. It reminds me of summertime and suntan oil.
But the dispenser could be easier to use. I agree that a pump would be better. And it is expensive.
But I love it.
on 12/18/2007 5:50:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
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I tried this on at Sephora on my mission to find a nice body bronzer to disguise my pale, pale skin on a trip to Hawaii. It is an oil, so the packaging is hard to use-- a pump or something would have made it a lot easier to use. I was hoping this would smell something like Tahiti Sweetie, which has monoi oil in it, but the oil smells weird, not like monoi oil at all.
On the skin, this leaves a shimmery glow, but not very bronze. This would maybe work on darker skinned gals who are already tanned but pale girls should skip this unless you want to look like you bathed in sparkles. Even then, I'm not sure its wroth the money- the stuff is EXPENSIVE!
Pale girls, check out Two Faced's Tanning Bed in a Tube-- gives a nice bronzy glow AND imparts a deeper, gradual tan over time. It smells a ton better too.
on 12/16/2007 5:43:00 PM
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I love this product, I love the scent, the glimmery way it shows up on my pale skin. It makes me look like I have a glowing golden tan. BUT... why so expensive??? For the price ($80 at Sephora in Canada), my goodness! I love it, it works great for me, but I am torn as to whether I would buy it again or not. Not for the price, I wouldn't, but I love how it looks, and I'm a sucker for the elegant bottle. I would gladly search eBay for a cheaper bottle...
on 12/5/2007 10:16:00 AM
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This doesn't score well for me for one reason. It stained my pink gym bag. I was wearing this on my shoulders in the summer. I would then carry my gym bag over my shoulder only to end up with Body Glow on the inside of the straps. It stained (not surprised, it is oil) and my gym bag looks dirty. I had to buy a new gym bag and say good bye to a great smelling and pretty product.
This is a nice product that needs to be used with caution.
on 10/24/2007 3:48:00 PM
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This was indeed a waste. I like the way it look on my legs but that is all! It has a very annoying scent. The only reason I haven't tossed it is because it costs so much. Booooo
on 9/24/2007 2:03:00 PM
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For you people out there who are thinking about buying this product I beg you don't, it's a waste of money.
It's not even 100% monoi (50%) and the scent is off, I agree with the person below who said it reminds her of lipstick.
If you whant a shimmery monoi oil go for the Hei Poa version which is tons cheaper and smells like it's supposed to.
BTW I do not own this product but have tested it on counter.
on 8/29/2007 11:48:00 PM
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I'm in the love camp on this one. Love the smell, love the look, and love how it feels on my skin. Very expensive, yes, but you don't need a lot -- I'm on my 2nd summer with the same bottle. This really enhances my light tan and leaves a subtle, not showy, glimmer.
My only gripe is the glass bottle (looks nice, but too heavy and worrisome for travel) with the screw cap. It's hard to dispense the right amount, and screwing the cap back on with this stuff on your hands is a pain. But it's worth the annoyance for the stuff within the bottle!
on 8/26/2007 5:32:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Black
I received this product from a friend who has super pale skin. Bronzers don't work for the girl. I, on the other hand, have chocolatey brown skin and we both thought this stuff would compliment my skin tone. It did. I can't believe I fell in love with a bronzer because, well, I never really thought black people used bronzers. I guess the scent can be overpowering for some, but I like it.
No, the sparkles won't last all day if you're running around in the sun, sweating them off. But if you put on the right amount and chill out, you'll glow four hours. I never experienced the stuff staining my clothes, so no complaints there.
It's hella expensive though. $65 or some craziness like that, which is why I won't buy it for myself, but it's been keeping me shining for two summers and I've got a third of a bottle left.
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C&C and four others are partners with Kennebec County on a just-awarded Second Chance Act Adult and Juvenile Offender Reentry Demonstration Projects FY2010 Competitive Grant from the Department of Justice/Bureau of Justice Assistance (DOJ/BJA). The $750,000 one-year grant is renewable for up to two years and will provide reentry support to inmates leaving the CARA program at Kennebec County Correctional Facility (see article by Bob Kingman in this issue). The other partners on the project, called the Kennebec Regional Reentry Project, include Maine PreTrial Services, NAMI Maine and Hornby Zeller & Associates. With full implementation of the CARA program and related Reentry Project, an estimated 360 inmates a year will be served, with inmates screened and referred from Kennebec's general population facility; Two Bridges Regional Jail located in Wiscasset; Androscoggin Correctional Facility in Lewiston; and Somerset County Jail in Skowhegan. The funding is intended to help state and local agencies implement programs and strategies to reduce recidivism and ensure the safe and successful reentry of adults and juveniles released from prisons and jails back to the community. (We are grateful for other funding for services provided by C&C at Kennebec County Correctional Facility, which has helped to lay the foundation for this new effort, including support from the United Way of Kennebec Valley, Maine Health Access Foundation, and the DOJ/BJA Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program.)
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Hi, my name is Hu jingxuan. Im a published manga artist from Singapore. 2007 had been a turning point for me when I was selected by the Singapore Media Development Authority to publish my debut manga LAMENT. My work Harpy Lullaby was published on Liquid City by Image Comics in November 2008.
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Is Your Child Stressed Out? Know the SignsMost of us tend to look back on childhood as an easy time in our lives, especially compared to the stress of adulthood. But that doesn't make childhood stress any less real. We tend to forget that our kids can get stressed out as well. Sometimes a child's stress from school can negatively affect other areas of life, causing behavioral changes. » Read more
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By Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D.I have a friend whose seventeen-year-old son is really struggling right now. He's smart, talented, handsome, spiritually minded—and hurting. When his mom asked me about his situation, she spent a lot of our time talking about her own feelings. It's incredibly difficult to see our kids in pain and not know how to help them. » Read more
Teenage Moodiness or Something More?Everyone identifies with the stereotype of impossible teens. Eye-rolling, attitudes, mood swings… all typical of the average teenager. But when do you question if it's something more? How can parents recognize the difference between teen angst and an actual clinical disorder? » Read more
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Convenient memory, hyperbole back Lt. Gov. Ramsey's hypocritical claims against Tennessee Education Association.
In his Aug. 6 guest column in this newspaper, Tennessee Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey wrote that the Tennessee Education Association had unfairly attacked the education "reforms" that he and his fellow Republican legislators enacted during the last legislative session.
He claims that the TEA has "opposed every innovation in education reform since Lamar Alexander was governor." Perhaps Ramsey has so soon forgotten that it was only with the willing support of the TEA that the state was able to succeed a year ago in being named one of only two states to finish first in the competition for federal funds through the Race to the Top initiative.
As a result of the support from TEA's membership and organizational staff, Tennessee was able to win $501 million in academic grant dollars. Tim Webb, who was then Tennessee's education commissioner, called it "the single greatest day in the history of public education in Tennessee."
Along with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation funds awarded to Memphis City Schools, the city and Shelby County schools will receive tens of millions of dollars to improve the quality of classroom education.
Teachers, through the TEA, had reservations about some aspects of the Race to the Top implementation -- particularly major changes in teacher evaluations, which they might have preferred to be done differently. But it is highly unlikely that Tennessee would have won the nationwide competition without the organization's efforts.
The claim by Ramsey, who also serves as speaker of the state Senate, that the TEA has had a "monopoly" over the state's education system seems an overstatement at the least. No public or private school teacher is required to join the TEA. Failure to join has no professional or economic consequence. The TEA plays no direct role in any teacher's evaluation, the granting of tenure to a teacher or the setting of pay for any individual teacher. The teachers at each public school system in the state have the option to decide whether they want to engage in collective bargaining with the local school board and whether they want to do this as a TEA affiliate.
As for Ramsey's assertions that the Tennessee media erroneously portrayed legislative Republicans as "anti-teacher" and that he knows of no Tennessee Republican who has ever attacked a teacher in the debate over ending union contracts, I would remind him of an old saying: "If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck."
I challenge Ramsey to peruse newspapers in the state for negative statements of himself and some of his legislative colleagues about teachers and the TEA, and then deny that they were attacking teachers. If you call the Tennessee Farm Bureau a communist organization, then you are calling its farmer members communists. If you claim the Tennessee Medical Association promotes quack medicine, then you are asserting that its doctor members are incompetent. You cannot separate an organization from its membership. They are the ones who determine the goals and objectives of that organization, not vice versa.
Ramsey says that what he particularly cannot tolerate are those who promote the "big lie" that members of his party are "anti-teacher," and that "no one values education more than conservatives." But he offers no evidence that truth is on his side.
We are indeed making great strides in education reform in Tennessee, but that has little or nothing to do with the policies promoted by the Republican-controlled state legislature. The teachers know it and most of us in Tennessee's adult population know it.
Extending the granting of teacher tenure from three years to five years will have nothing to do with making any teacher a better one. What will make a difference is the new state-mandated teacher evaluation system, which will require all teachers, tenured and nontenured, to perform to a minimum level to retain their teaching position.
Taking away from a teacher organization the right to be politically involved in state elections and limiting the opportunity for teachers to financially support organizations that promote the candidates they favor will not make them better teachers. To assert to TEA leaders, as Republican state Rep. Glen Casada admitted to doing, that the organization should financially support Republican legislative candidates to the same degree as Democratic candidates, will not make for better classroom teachers.
To claim that the TEA seeks to have a "monopoly" control over state education policy and at the same time attack political opponents for promoting a "big lie" about the Republican Party is hypocrisy. And when such assertions come from the speaker of our state Senate, they are scary.
Richard Chesteen is a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Tennessee at Martin.
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But the last two nights, the camera has panned toward Jerry Narron. The jaw is tense and it looks like he's gritting his teeth so much that he's going to explode. If you don't have a little sympathy for him, you're not human. It must be very frustrating. Every move he makes backfires. A lot of it is his own doing, but a lot of it is just bad luck. He has so much faith in his veterans that he doesn't use his head sometimes. He's so paranoid about Edwin's throwing errors, even when behind, he pulls him for defensive purposes. Tongiht it was for Freel and Farney immediately missed a ground ball. Go figure. No matter who he brings in from the pen, they get bombed. It makes no difference who he picks, it's like gasoline on a fire. Every time. Post a new lineup and somebody fails. Unlike Tony LaRusa or Joe Torre, who seem to make the right decisions 60+% of the time, Jerry is down there at 40%. He knows baseball, but bad decisions just flow from him. Put Stanton in and three bloops fall for hits. Bring in Saarloos and the lead is given up. Rely on Coffee and homeruns happen. He's got to be talking in his sleep.
I don't care who it is, this has to be a tough situation. Some guys just make the right decision on instinct. Jerry does not. And I think he knows that his time is just about up and he can't figure out for the life of him why. Someday, somewhere, Jerry Narron will look back on this and wonder why everything went wrong. No one deserves for everything to go wrong no matter what you do. It's not only not fair, it's bloody unlucky.
Jerry Narron must wonder why, when he took out his pitcher last night to pitch hit Norris Hopper with two out, it all didn't work out. He has to wonder why that shot down the third base line wasn't fielded by Freel. He has to wonder why everything goes wrong late in a game. Maybe it has something to do with his pick for pitching coach. I don't know. My Dad used to say that folks like Jerry were snakebit. No matter how much they cared and no matter how logical their decisions were in thier own mind, it wouldn't work out. It's unfortunate that we're dealing with that kind of guy for the third manager in a row. Boone and Miley weren't especially likeable, but Narron is a likeable guy. You want to see him do well, but he can't.
If I had one wish for Jerry Narron it would be to do better, make better decisions, but I fear it's too late for that. the owner has appeared on the field to send a message to the fans. the obvious choice is to change the head man as it has been forever. I've gone on record as saying that the Reds will never contend for a championship with Jerry Narron at the helm and I haven't wavered from that thought. But how in the world can anyone make the wrong decision so much? It's just not normal and for that, all my sympathy goes out to this man.


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News about Wimbledon, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 2, 2015
Six American women, including sisters Serena and Venus Williams, win on same day at Wimbledon; tournament results are noted. MORE
Jul. 2, 2015
Christopher Clarey On Tennis column notes that group of nearly 30 cheerfully rowdy Australian fans, known as the Fanatics, are making their presence felt for first time at Wimbledon--long an ode to silence and restraint. MORE
Jul. 1, 2015
No 12 seed Eugenie Bouchard and No 3 seed Simona Halep both unexpectedly lose in first round at Wimbledon Tennis Tournament. MORE
Jun. 30, 2015
Christopher Clarey On Tennis column notes Lleyton Hewitt is exiting his final Wimbledon tournament after Jarkko Nieminen, also playing in his final Wimbledon, defeated Hewitt in first-round match. MORE
Jun. 28, 2015
Serena Williams has compiled 193-14 record, including 7 Grand Slam tournament victories, since hiring Patrick Mouratoglou as her coach in 2012; Mouratoglou is now helping prepare Williams for start of Wimbledon Tennis Tournament. MORE
Jun. 27, 2015
Novak Djokovic receives favorable draw for Wimbledon, with former champions Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Rafeal Nadal grouped together in bottom half; Serena Williams receives difficult draw in which she will have to triumph over her sister Venus as well as Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova to reach final. MORE
Jun. 27, 2015
Christopher Clarey On Tennis column considers Roger Federer's chances for winning at Wimbledon, which would be his eighth win there. MORE
Jun. 26, 2015
Caroline Wozniacki beats Andrea Petkovic to reach semifinals at Wimbledon tuneup in Eastbourne, England; other tennis news noted. MORE
Apr. 28, 2015
All England Club, which organizes the Wimbledon tennis tournament, bans the use of selfie sticks; other tennis news noted. MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
Noah Rubin beats Stefan Kozlov in the first boys' singles final at Wimbledon between two Americans since 1977. MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
Harvey Araton On Tennis column notes that hopes of Hollywood ending for Roger Federer to win his eighth Wimbledon tittle placed his opponent Novak Djokovic in role of supporting actor, if not actual villain; after losing tense and hard-fought match, Federer promises crowd he will return next year; MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
Novak Djokovic defeats Roger Federer, 6-7 (7), 6-4, 7-6 (4),5-7, 6-4, to win his second Wimbledon men's singles title and his seventh Grand Slam. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Petra Kvitova defeats Eugenie Bouchard, 6-3, 6-0, to capture her second Wimbledon women's singles title. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Tennis Roundup; men's doubles team of Jack Sock and Vasek Pospisil defeat Bob and Mike Bryan to win the Wimbledon title; other Wimbledon tennis tournament news noted. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
About 40,000 tennis fans crowd onto the grounds of the All England Lawn Tennis Club each day during the Wimbledon tennis tournament, yet only a few find their way to the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, library that houses the sport's greatest collection of books and magazines. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic will face each other in 2014 Wimbledon men's final, just as their coaches Stefan Edberg and Boris Becker did in the 1980s and 1990s. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
American brothers Bob and Mike Bryan beat France's Michael Llodra and Nicholas Mahut in Wimbledon men's doubles semifinal to return to a Grand Slam final for first time since winning at Wimbledon in 2013. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Wimbledon's strict dress code limiting competitors to almost-all-white attire is drawing grumbles from several top players. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Novak Djokovic defeats Grigor Dimitrov to reach Wimbledon men's final for second year in a row, where he will face seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer, who coolly took apart Milos Raonic to advance. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Petra Kvitova beats Lucie Safarova and Eugenie Bouchard beats Simona Halep in Wimbledon semifinals, advancing both players to women's final. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Harvey Araton On Tennis column examines Canada's unexpected emergence into limelight of professional tennis; observes that country that has always regarded the sport as an afterthought is now preparing to send Milos Raonic into men's semifinals and Eugenie Bouchard into women's final at Wimbledon. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Grigor Dimitrov defeats defending champion Andy Murray in straight sets in men's quarterfinals at Wimbledon; other tournament results noted. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Eugenie Bouchard defeats Angelique Kerber in Wimbledon women's quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals, where she will face No. 3 Simona Halep; Bouchard, Canadian tennis player who was named after the British princess, has been the focus of British media. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Germany's Angelique Kerber upsets Maria Sharapova following grueling match in the fourth round at Wimbledon. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Nick Kyrgios, 19-year-old wild-card entrant, defeats top-ranked Rafael Nadal in the Round of 16 at Wimbledon; last teenager to defeat a No 1 player was Nadal himself in 2005; Roger Federer, player Nadal defeated years earlier, will also advance to quarterfinals in the current tournament. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Serena Williams, suffering from viral illness, withdraws from doubles match alongside sister Venus at Wimbledon Tennis Tournament. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Women from Czech Republic are surging at 2014 Wimbledon tournament; for first time in the Open era, four Czech women, including Barbora Zahlavova Strycova and Petra Kvitova, have reached tournament's round of 16. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Defending champion Andy Murray beats Kevin Anderson in fourth round of Wimbledon to advance to men's quarterfinals, where he will face tough opponent Grigor Dimitrov; other tournament results noted. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Serena Williams's loss to Alize Cornet in the third round at Wimbledon has helped clear a path for past champions and newcomers alike in women's draw of the tournament. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Male tennis players have often had more exposure on Wimbledon's primary courts, but at the 2014 tournament there is a swing toward the women; 20 women's matches are scheduled for the two main courts, huge increase from the usual 12. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Alize Cornet stuns top-seeded Serena Williams, ousting her with third-round upset at Wimbledon. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Cara Black, winner of 10 Grand Slam titles, grew up in Zimbabwe playing on grass courts that her father built; she quit tennis in 2011 when touring became a chore, but a visit to her home courts has re-inspired her and she is back at Wimbledon this year. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Petra Kvitova defeats Venus Williams at Wimbledon, quashing her best chance to advance to the fourth round of a Grand Slam event in about three years. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Jerzy Janowicz beats Lleyton Hewitt in second round at Wimbledon, despite strong bid for upset by Hewitt; match, which was interrupted by rain, lasts nearly four hours over two days. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Rafael Nadal defeats Lukas Rosol in second round of Wimbledon; other tournament news noted. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Madison Keys defeats Klara Koukalova to advance to the third round at Wimbledon. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Venus Williams defeats Kurumi Nara in second round of Wimbledon; Williams rejects suggestions that she may retire. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Harvey Araton On Tennis column notes that victory by Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov over second-round opponent Luke Saville at Wimbledon raises question of whether the sport's status quo, with four top players consistently winning, has become a stale dynamic; observes that Dimitrov seems like most likely young player to challenge current state of men's tennis. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Grounds crew at Wimbledon has not been center of attention at this year's tournament, unlike in 2013, when players complained about conditions on the courts; seven players withdrew or retired from injuries in the third day of the tournament in 2013. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Harvey Araton On Tennis column notes that Stan Wawrinka, who won his first-round match at Wimbledon, has accomplished astounding feat of replacing Roger Federer as the world's top-ranked Swiss player; notes that Wawrinka directly benefited from Federer's friendship, expertise and encouragement. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Rafael Nadal beats Martin Klizan in first round of the Wimbledon tennis tournament; Roger Federer, Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova are also among first-round victors. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Sloane Stephens loses to Maria Kirilenko in first round at Wimbledon; other tournament news noted. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Maria Sharapova has built a new team, hiring Dutch coach Sven Groeneveld, German hitting coach Dieter Kindlmann and French physical therapist Jerome Bianchi, in bid to win another Wimbledon. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Defending champion Andy Murray is preparing to face David Goffin in the first match of 2014 Wimbledon Tennis Tournament; has drawn both praise and scrutiny for taking on former Wimbledon champion Amelie Mauresmo as his new coach. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Eugenie Bouchard, Madison Keys, Petra Kvitova, Ernests Gulbis, Marin Cilic and Philipp Kohlschreiber are six players to watch at 2014 Wimbledon tennis tournament. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Harvey Araton On Tennis column; Serena Williams and Roger Federer, who have each won 17 Grand Slam titles, are ready to compete at Wimbledon. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Steve Darcis, who defeated Rafael Nadal in a stunning upset in the first round at Wimbledon in 2013, fails to qualify again for tournament; injury sustained during match caused him to struggle over past year. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Tommy Haas pulls out of Wimbledon tennis tournament because he needs surgery to treat shoulder injury. MORE
Dec. 27, 2013
Sports reporter Naila-Jean Meyers reflects that no single day is more memorable to her than June 26, the third day of her first time covering Wimbledon; recalls that seven players withdrew or retired, and by the end of the day, 12 seeded players, including seven former No 1s, had lost. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Christopher Clarey On Tennis column observes that Andy Murray's breakthrough at Wimbledon not only ended the long winless streak of British men, it represented a point of Scottish pride and began immediate talk of knighthood. MORE
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Once Wimbledon's Foundation, Croquet Now Lives in Its Margins
The All England Club, which now hosts one of tennis's four Grand Slam tournaments, was born from croquet, but the game of mallets and hoops now has only a fraction of the popularity of tennis.
July 6, 2015, Monday
MORE ON WIMBLEDON AND: Tennis , Croquet , Wimbledon Tennis Tournament , All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
A $530 Motivational Tool That Helped Turn CoCo Vandeweghe Around
After a loss last year to the 171st ranked player, Vandeweghe established a regimen to alter her nutritional intake and hone her exercise program, and that took priority over everything. Now, she has a place in the fourth round at Wimbledon.
July 6, 2015, Monday
MORE ON WIMBLEDON AND: Tennis , Diet and Nutrition , Exercise , Vandeweghe, CoCo , Wimbledon Tennis Tournament
Growing Tired of Wimbledon Matches That Become Marathons
How much longer will the likes of John Isner and Marin Cilic be required to play 22 games in the final set of a Wimbledon match to decide a winner?
July 5, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON WIMBLEDON AND: Tennis , Wimbledon Tennis Tournament , Isner, John , Cilic, Marin , Mahut, Nicolas , Lewis, Richard
Tide Suddenly Turns Against Second-Seeded Petra Kvitova
What looked like a routine stroll for Kvitova to her 10th consecutive victory at Wimbledon was derailed in a 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 defeat by Jelena Jankovic of Serbia, the No. 28 seed.
July 5, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON WIMBLEDON AND: Tennis , Wimbledon Tennis Tournament , Federer, Roger , Kvitova, Petra , Jankovic, Jelena
Serena Williams Avoids Upset at Wimbledon for Rare Matchup of Sisters
Serena Williams had to rally against 23-year-old Heather Watson in the third round to set up a match against Williams's sister Venus — their first face-off at a Grand Slam event since 2009.
July 4, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON WIMBLEDON AND: Wimbledon Tennis Tournament , Tennis , Watson, Heather , Williams, Serena
Heather Watson's Memorable Defeat at Wimbledon Packs a Sting
Watson, a 23-year-old who is ranked No. 59, was two points away from upsetting Serena Williams but eventually lost, and she would not accept a consolation prize for her outstanding effort.
July 4, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON WIMBLEDON AND: Wimbledon Tennis Tournament , Tennis , Watson, Heather , Williams, Serena
Wimbledon Players Who Are Mothers Welcome Change in Focus
Four mothers entered the singles competition at Wimbledon, and several more competed in doubles. They say that motherhood has enhanced their careers.
July 4, 2015, Saturday
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More Gains at Wimbledon for Americans on a Day With Some Upsets
It was a good day for Americans besides the Williams sisters. On the men's side, Denis Kudla defeated Santiago Giraldo of Colombia, while CoCo Vandeweghe continued her impressive run by beating Sam Stosur.
July 4, 2015, Saturday
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On Centre Court, Paths Increasingly Diverge for Federer and Nadal
Rafael Nadal lost in the second round of Wimbledon to Dustin Brown after his rival Roger Federer showed vintage form in victory.
July 3, 2015, Friday
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Dustin Brown, Ranked 102nd, Seems to Have Rafael Nadal's Number
Brown, 30, who grew up in Germany and Jamaica, defeated Nadal, the 10th seed at Wimbledon, for the second time in two opportunities on grass.
July 3, 2015, Friday
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Geoff Macdonald, the women's tennis coach at Vanderbilt University, analyzes which players have made a strong impression heading to the All England Lawn Tennis Club.
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UN experts have found the second black box of an Air Algerie plane that crashed in northern Mali, killing 118 people, nearly half of whom were French. Three days of national mourning have been declared in France.
The UN peacekeeping missing in Mali said in a statement on Saturday that its experts had located the second black box of the doomed airliner. The Air Algerie jet was flying from the Burkina Faso capital Ougadougou to Algiers, Algeria when it went down in a remote part of northern Mali.
The first black box was recovered on Friday by French soldiers at the crash site in Gossi, near the Burkina Faso border, French President Francois Hollande said.
No one survived the crash of the McDonnell Douglas 83 plane, which went down around 50 minutes after takeoff.
French and Algerian officials have said bad weather was the most likely cause of the disaster.
Period of mourning in France
There were 51 French citizens aboard the flight, along with passengers from Burkina Faso, Lebanon, Canada, Germany, Luxembourg and Switzerland. The plane was operated by a six-person Spanish crew. The aircraft was operated by Spanish charter firm Swiftair on behalf of Air Algerie.
A government helicopter on Saturday flew family members from France, Lebanon and Burkina Faso over the crash site to view the disaster. They were accompanied by a psychologist.
Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaore met with victims' families on Saturday, as did Hollande in Paris.
French officials declared a three-day period of mourning in the country, the presidency said. Flags will fly at half-mast on every public building.
Algeria has sent an official delegation, led by Transport Minsiter Amar Ghoule, to Mali to aid in the investigation, according to Algerian media.
"We send a message of condolences, sympathy, solidarity and availability to the people of Burkina Faso," Ghoule told reporters.
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Officials already in the remote, barren area of the crash said they saw twisted and burned plane fragments.
"It is difficult to retrieve anything, even victims' bodies, because we have only seen body parts on the ground," said General Gilbert Diendiere, chief of the military staff of Burkina Faso's presidency. He was member of a delegation sent to the crash site.
Diendere said the force of the crash appeared to be so violent that it was difficult to identify parts of the plane.
"Debris was scattered over an area of 500 meters (yards) which is do the fact that the plane hit the ground then probably rebounded," he said.
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Colborne, 22, will likely play with Joey Crabb and Clarke MacArthur in Buffalo on Tuesday night as the Leafs hope to continue their spoiler role against the playoff-challenging Sabres. Grabovski is out for at least Tuesday's game with a leg gash from a skate late in Saturday's 4-3 win over the Sabres at the Air Canada Centre.
Despite his horrendous goal slump, Colborne still has 16 goals and 21 assists in 60 games with the Marlies. He scored a goal and three assists in nine games with the Leafs earlier this season. Beating Sabres' goalie Ryan Miller, named the NHL's third star of the week, would do wonders for his confidence.
"The pucks haven't been going in for me," Colborne said Monday after practice. "The chances are there. I've been hitting different posts and generating chances.
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Colborne has become a much better defensive player since his last stint with the big club and his play without the puck is among the reasons why the Marlies are playoff bound with a shot at a Calder Cup championships.
"I've been bearing down in the D zone, minimizing mistakes and contributing even if I'm not been getting on the score sheet. The team has been successful and that's a positive. If we were losing games and I wasn't producing it would sting even more."
With the Marlies having played three games in three nights — all wins — over the weekend, Monday was supposed to be a day off for Colborne.
"The legs were a little tired after three on three but I'll take that any day with the chance to come up here," Colborne said.
Grabovski also likely won't be available for Thursday's last home game against Tampa but should be ready to play in Montreal in the final game of the season next Saturday. The cut fortunately didn't go into his leg muscle. David Steckel is a game-time decision. He practised briefly with the team Monday and skated on his own before practice.
Goalie James Reimer is still out — and likely for the rest of the season — with an undisclosed ailment, which appears to be connected to the concussion-like symptoms that sidelined him for 18 games earlier this season.
Colborne said his call-up earlier this season was a big "learning stick" for him.
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What was supposed to be a farewell gig for Mawungira eNharira at the Book Cafe before their month-long tour of Sweden turned out to be a commemorative bash for the late Tinashe Mandityira, who was organising the tour. Mandityira died after he was involved in an accident early this month and he was buried on August 14.
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The Hoyas got back on the winning track against Wagner and will travel across town to Howard on Saturday.
Oct. 11, 2011
Hoya Notes - Post-Game Wagner, Pre-Game Howard
From The Desk of Kevin Kelly
Dear family, friends and fans,
We are obviously pleased with the outcome of Saturday's win against Wagner. That is a scholarship program with some very talented athletes and, while we still must continue to improve, it was a very good win for Georgetown football.
I think the defense did an outstanding job stopping the run. We ran to the ball well and kept one of the nation's best rushers to about half of his per game average. The secondary improved and did a good job of keeping Wagner from making big plays.
We had a very good day on special teams. Brett Weiss's 49 yard field goal was huge for us, because at the time it extended a four point lead to a seven point lead. Seeing Brett win Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Week is not a surprise, and we're happy that he is getting recognition for the outstanding job he has done for us. Kevin Macari did a good job in the punt return game. Matt MacZura had a good game punting and kudos are in order for our long snapper Craig Montgomery. For long snappers the only time anyone ever talks about them is when they make mistakes, but Craig has done a very nice job for us.
On offense we made big plays when we needed them. Isaiah Kempf's 71 yard touchdown pass to Max Waizenegger was critical in sealing our victory. Isaiah kept his eyes downfield and made a good throw and Max seems to make big plays for us. With that being said we do need to work this week on eliminating the turnovers.
This week we will see Howard University. They are a much improved football team with a new coaching staff who have done a very good job this season. Howard had an impressive fourth quarter comeback win against a good Florida A&M team on Saturday, so we know we will be in for a battle on Saturday for the Mayor's Cup.
We will treat this week as a home game, being able to play across town on Saturday. We will get a chance to sleep in our own beds on Friday night and leave campus for Greene Stadium on Saturday morning.
For all of those who will be in attendance, we are looking forward to seeing!
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IN FOCUS WITH MARTIN SHEEN Explores Issues of Patriotism
The producers of In Focus with Martin Sheen have announced an upcoming report highlighting the role that patriotism is playing in the everyday life and in the political beliefs of Americans.
In Focus with Martin Sheen is an independently produced television program airing in markets around the country on public television including some PBS affiliates. The TV show is hosted by the legendary Martin Sheen, who is embarking on his second half-century in the entertainment industry next year. Over his career, Mr. Sheen has appeared in countless memorable television roles and more than 60 feature films.
In Focus Martin Sheen PBS is looking at how patriotism is experiencing a rebirth as part of our American conversation. For many people, differing views of patriotism are creating great debates in our political life, including the role of government in the future of our country. The producers of In Focus will be talking to leaders in several civil movements to understand the powerful new influences giving rise to a new patriotism around the country.
The producers of In Focus with Martin Sheen are expecting to have the report ready for broadcast in the coming months. For more information about the reports or to offer other ideas related to this topic, In Focus with Martin Sheen can be reached through the show's official website at infocusptv.com or on Facebook at facebook.com/InFocusMartinSheen.
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