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Leah Messer on Dating Immediately After Her Divorce: "I Felt Like I Was Doing Something Wrong"
Teen Mom 2's Leah Messer Calvert and Corey Simms got divorced back in June 2011, and a hot second later she was dating her now-husband, Jeremy Calvert. These two met over Facebook and made it official in August (just two months after Leah's divorce!), and their relationship shocked fans. Did Leah ever think she was moving too fast?
"I was just nervous to talk to another guy," she explains to Suchin Pak during Teen Mom 2's after-show. "I felt like I was doing something wrong by taking to another guy. And then I also felt like I shouldn't be dating. I have to keep my focus on my kids."
Leah says that she was initially hesitant about moving on so quickly, but the heart wants what the heart wants! "It wasn't Corey, so it was different," she explains.
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Combine first 5 ingredients in medium bowl. Mix in oil and lemon juice. Season to taste with salt and pepper. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover and chill.)
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A few years ago Herrmann met a scientist from Lucid, a medical device and information company that is creating tools for physicians based on innovative technologies such as confocal microscopy. The technology uses light to actually look beyond the surface of skin tissue into the layers of skin below. The technology is being used more and more to track skin cancers and to look at tissue samples in the operating room.
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Three months ago, Bradley Cooper laughed off rumors of a romance with his "Silver Linings Playbook" co-star Jennifer Lawrence, who, at 22, is 16 years his junior.
"I could literally be her father," he pointed out.
But the actor has apparently worked through any lingering paternal issues, because on Monday, he was photographed in the company of a 20-year-old British model named Suki Waterhouse.
The pair, who were first linked after they left the Elle Style Awards in London together on Feb. 12, bundled up for a paparazzi-accompanied stroll around Boston, where Cooper is sporting curlers while filming the new (and still untitled) drama from "Playbook" director David O. Russell (Lawrence also co-stars, along with Christian Bale, Jeremy Renner and Amy Adams).
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Cooper called it quits late last year with Zoe Saldana, 34, after a year of on-off togetherness.
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Get an overview of this hotelVictorian Montreal hotel in Downtown Montreal, near Notre Dame Basilica
Located in Downtown Montreal, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Alcan House, Christ Church Cathedral, and Bell Centre. Percival Molson Memorial Stadium and Mount Royal Park are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
Along with self parking, this smoke-free hotel has coffee/tea in the lobby and laundry facilities. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, a computer station, multilingual staff, and free breakfast are onsite.
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All 22 rooms feature modern comforts like TVs with cable channels, free WiFi, and iPod docking stations. Free newspapers, free local calls, and hair dryers are among the other amenities that guests will find.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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A complimentary breakfast is offered. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Victorian hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
Hotel Ambrose is a smoke-free property.
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- Year Built 1910
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by Emily Attwood December 2011
The University of Washington's Husky Stadium will have a new look for the 2013 football season.
Universities Make Mark With Basketball Court Aesthetics
by Michael Popke October 2011
After a 12-year absence, the California State University Bakersfield men's basketball team returns to the on-campus Icardo Center this month for its home opener against Pepperdine.
New Projects: Lambeau Field; University of Alaska-Anchorage; University of California-Berkeley
by Emily Attwood October 2011
A week before their first regular-season game, the Green Bay Packers broke ground on a 6,600-seat expansion of Lambeau Field.
2011 Facility of Merit Winner: MetLife Stadium
by Andrew Cohen October 2011
Designers of MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., faced a complex challenge in creating a facility that serves two masters and needs to fully change, potentially in a matter of hours, to an exciting fan atmosphere for followers of the Jets and Giants. AB's panel of judges decided that the design team succeeded ably, with one judge remarking that the ambitious project both provides the needed flexibility and "presents a bold and dynamic expression" that nonetheless utilizes an exterior skin of aluminum louvers that "transform a large and complex facility into a light and contemporary form."
Texas Rangers' Railing Renovation May Not Impact Codes, Other Teams
by Paul Steinbach August 2011
One can only imagine the emotional swing of a six-year-old — from the euphoria of tracking the arc of a baseball tossed in his direction by his favorite big-league player to the shock of looking down upon his bloodied father, who had just fallen 20 feet in an attempt to secure the souvenir. The image of the boy standing with one bare hand holding the railing that had failed to contain his dad, the other wearing the baseball glove purchased earlier that day, is as heartbreaking as any you're ever likely to see on a sports page.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration officials arrived at Kansas State University in Manhattan on Tuesday, one day after a 26-year-old masonry worker fell to his death from scaffolding at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
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by Paul Steinbach July 2011
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Philadelphia Eagles and University of North Texas Invest in Wind Turbines
by Paul Steinbach June 2011
In 2003, the year Lincoln Financial Field opened, Philadelphia Eagles employees were given blue recycling bins to slide under their desks.
Is Jury Still Out on Recyclable Synthetic Turf?
by Joe Bush June 2011
The year 2010 saw the first synthetic turf field to be fully recycled.
New Projects: University of Minnesota; Tufts University; TD Ameritrade Park Omaha
by Nicholas Brown June 2011
In May, shovels broke ground at the University of Minnesota for the 145,000-square-foot expansion of the University Recreation Center, built in 1993.


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The other day Don Mattingly said something like this, "When your closer can't close, but you need games closed and you have a closer in name and a non-closer closer, who's your closer? The guy who's closing games? I don't know. I'm seriously asking. I would think it's the guy you call closer, but we call Brandon League the closer and he can't close, so the closer must the guy we don't call closer but can close games named, Kenley Jansen. Warmer… Warmer… No, now you're getting colder. Go back the other way." Kenley Jansen got the save. YAY!…But…BOO!…It was on the tail end of an 8 2/3 IP, 11 Ks, 6 baserunners stunning performance by Clayton Kershaw, so it wasn't a stereotypical save. I would've preferred to see a standard "closer enters to start the 9th inning" save before telling people to drop League. I'd hold both for now, but a new era (not the hats) may be upon us. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Andrew Bailey
Well, last week I said the Boston situation would go swimmingly, results so far have been 2 drowning victims and an all-Asian rescue team. First, Andrew Bailey went down with triceps injury, then Joel Hanrahan said, "anything you can do I can do better," and has a forearm strain. Now, I'm no doctor, I pretend to play one at 2 AM and it's last call, different story, but you get my point, but isn't it only one arm, not fore? So to the rescue in their tight red water panties are the best combo since Chico found the man, Koji and Junichi. The eighth and ninth innings for all games on NESN now will be in full anime, and Rem-Dog will be eaten. I fully expect Tazawa to be the focal point of save situations until either Bailey or Hanrahan return. He was closing for a tick last year at Pawtucket, which is like me fishing and saying I'm Gordon's fisherman. The numbers this year are pretty outstanding (18 K's in 14 In) so he has momentum, his only flaw is he is a fly ball pitcher and that tends to bite ya in the oshiri…sometimes. Stay tuned to see what else I see/saw or foresee coming up in the world of conclusionary pitchers and the gents that set them up.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Adeiny Hechavarria had a heckavagamia against the Phillies on Sunday with a 3-run triple and a grand slam – both against Halladay. These types of games will be few and far between with this guy's bat – he's a glove first SS (though that's what they said about Brandon Crawford and he's flashing early power) – but tell that to the old Jews in Miami that think of God when they hear his name. I just wish Adeiny didn't take off for the Sabbath as I had him Friday night in the DraftKings "Can you take down Rudy Gamble?" challenge. I had my worst finish – 15th out of 23 – so I guess the answer to the challenge was "Yes." We are doing it every Friday so pay attention to Twitter and the comment boards on Friday for the contest link. Anyway, here are some other observations from this weekend's games:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The week was going swimmingly, with inflatable swim muscles, I may add, then Kevin Gregg showed up and said "Oh, I thought everyone wore these glasses now." I don't trust Kevin for 2 reasons, closers come and closers go (Kyuji is coming back) so add that into your closer entree like a good splash of adobo. The second reason is he has two first names, I'm sorry, it's a phobia of mine ever since I went to school with a kid named Ferris Ferris. No I didn't stutter, that's a true story. Next we move to Boston, where Joe-L is returning from the DL; John Farrell has said what is typical, we will see what happens. My 2 cents is that Bailey keeps it until he falters or Hanrahan whines enough to make a stink. If I could call Joel, this is how the convo would go. Sup Joel. Who is this? Then I would hang up and not answer when he star 69's me. I do that cause I don't like people messin' around on my phone. Lastly this week, I have moved Jim Johnson, minus his cult following, into the top tier. He has shown me enough to warrant a bump up. The games he pitches in are showing the confidence that Buck has in him, like a great illegitimate dad would in his Maury Povich type son. The bump over Papelbon is based purely on stats and accumulation right now, Paps just isn't seeing the chances that some other closers are seeing and that inevitably hurts my feelings and his stats/value. Enjoy the week as if you were listening to the soundtrack from Rocky 4, what could get better than that.? If you said that talking robot Pauly got, then we are on the same page my friend.Please, blog, may I have some more?
I'll be honest here, I had no idea that Shelley Duncan was still playing. Not only is he playing, he's, um, well, I'm supposed to put something he's doing well here to make the play of words work. But that's not really possible. Oh, he does have two homeruns. Does that help? With a career slash of 230/306/427, I think I've actually found a worse outfielder than Don Kelly. What's next, stigmata? While, if given regular at-bats, 260/330/480 represents the very high end, I could foresee 10 homers and 50 RBI's if he play's for 50% of the season's games.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Derek Jeter screams "Ankle!" Yanks scream "Uncle!" Well, you know you can't spell "My ankle" without Minka Kelly. She couldn't stop at just Jason Street, could she? Minka used to love his enlarged pro stats. Oh, well, let the haters hate, right, Minka? I hear ya, girl. A'la Clubber Lang, "Let me know if you want a real, mustachioed man!" On a funny somewhat related story, about a year ago I was at Kennedy Airport, right in front of me in line at Starbucks was Minka Kelly. I couldn't care less about the Yankees, but I know what part to play in what situations to be the most obnoxious. So, with my best heavy New York accent, I said, "You better not break Jeter's heart like you did to Jason Street." She looked like she wanted to blow a rape whistle. So, it was announced Pasta Diving Jeter would not be returning until after the All-Star Break. If you draft guys based on the "I'd Do Him" scale, you just got screwed, so this is bittersweet. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I wish I was a mathematician or at least had one of those rad looking calculator watches. For now I will remain myself and take random, yet seasoned guesses at this thing that we covet so much, the save. It's the only position that every person garnering save capability is owned in every league no matter how big or small, which makes it fun. They say all the fun is the chase, I guess that's why I am bored with so many people tied up in my Gam-Gam's basement. Digression, segue, punctuation. The Royals, or for better reference, Greg Holland, has figured out his mojo, while all of us hoping for a heated up Kelvin to pounce are reduced to wait for a Holland-days off. I am glad that Holland has shown what we all thought he could be, albeit for one glorious day. Two in a row is a winning streak, so said Lou Brown. So onto the rankings of closers and some of their 'cuffs. This week's random weird but true factoid, the Phillies are 13 games into the season and do not have a hold by any pitcher on their team. Put that in your cheese steak and smoke itPlease, blog, may I have some more?
The Cardinals said Edward Mujica 'could be tried as closer.' That's obviously after everyone else has been tried and found guilty of sucking. Matheny said, "I'd rather kill a possum in front of La Russa, than have a lead in the 9th inning with the crap we have." Okay, that was me reading between the lines. He actually said, "See what happens next time we get there. Right now, Mujica's making good pitches and getting the big outs when we need them." He never referred to Mujica as the closer. Maybe because he was afraid of spooking him. How do you scare the beejesus out of a Cardinals reliever? Call them closer. *rim shot, triangle, kazoo* I don't think Mujica is the de facto closer, but I don't know what de facto means. Is that Spanish? Hernando De Facto was the first to cross the Mississippi, right? Yesterday, Boggs came into the 9th inning, but it was a 4-run lead and when he got into trouble the Cards started warming up Mujica. The writing is on the wall, and it says, "Mujica is next." I'd grab Mujica and continue to hold Boggs (on my bench). It may just turn out that Edward is The Last of the Mujica's in the Cards' pen. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
As the Season draws closer, hell, it's basically here tomorrow, the Closer Apocalypse of 2012 is starting to be as ritualistic as a Mayan prediction. So, for those not in the know, it's basically going to happen again, and has already started. Injuries either that are lingering from last year or new ones that get covered with Snoopy boo-boo strips are popping up. It's going to happen, but don't fret. Smokey is here with a doomsday prepper's guide to handling the relief situations that are always in flux. So grab your prepper's bible and 12 lbs. of powdered eggs and let me settle you down some. Here are some guys that I am storing away for the inevitable next closer carousel situation, because staying ahead of the waiver wire is cool and gets you stickers.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Chris Perez has been shut down for 3-4 weeks. The Indians are saying it's due to a shoulder strain. Seems pretty coincidental that Chris Perez rocks a mullet and there's a guy with a "business on top, party in the back" haircut on The Amazing Race this season. I'm calling BS. "Yeah, what's up?" Sorry, didn't mean to actually call BS. "Cool, now you're wasting my time. I'm gonna call myself on you!" So with Perez out, a giant gaping hole opens in Cleveland, and I don't mean when Drew Carey is eating. Vinnie Pestano should take over the closer role in the mean's while. Unfortunately (depending on how you're looking at it), Perez went down so early that he could return as soon as the first or second week of the season. That means you need to draft Perez and Pestano. My advice is to wait two seconds after someone drafts Perez then take Pestano. This will be real cute in auctions. They'll either have to spend $15-ish to have both Indian closers or they'll be stuck without one. If I could only draft one, I'd take a late flyer on Pestano. As with most things SAGNOF-related, there's no sure thing in the bullpens and the cheaper way to get saves is always the most preferable. Anyway, here's all the closers for fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Library News
Library Supports Sherburne County Inmate Writing Program
Sixteen incarcerated women have completed writing workshops that resulted in a printed booklet now available as part of the Great River Regional Library collection housed at the Elk River Public Library. Read more »
Library Tech Tips
- How to Place Holds on Magazines
If you know which magazine you wish to check out, the trick to finding it on the catalog is to add the word periodical to the magazine title: Read more »
Mixed Blood Production at St. Cloud Library
The St. Cloud Public library is pleased to announce we will be hosting the Mixed Blood Theater's production of Hijab Tube on Thursday, April 9 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in the Children's Programming Room. Attendance is free and open to everyone. Read more »
I Will Survive at St. Cloud
Zombie Apocalypse? Hunger Games? Car died in the middle of the Canadian wilderness? No problem!
Join Devin Cesnik, a former Air Force SERE (survival, evasion, resistance, escape) instructor as he teaches the basics of survival. With what you learn in this four-week series, you will be better prepared to face what life throws at you! Read more »
Eagle Bend Public Library Gets a New Makeover!
The Eagle Bend Public Library has received a new makeover, thanks to Friends and local volunteers who gave the library a new look with a fresh coat of paint. The City of Eagle Bend also provided funds to update the Internet station work area and for more shelving displays for the magazines and books on CD. Read more »
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The return process for library eBooks and eAudiobooks is usually simple. You don't need to do it. Once your loan expires, your access to the book expires so other individuals can check it out.
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Willow Basket Weavers at Royalton Library
The Royalton Public Library was bustling with activity on Saturday, March 7 when seven enthusiastic folks took part in a workshop to learn the art of willow basket weaving. The instructor, retired social worker Len Sharon, provided willow shoots which he harvests from wetlands near his home in rural Randall. He moved from student to student exhibiting patience and good humor. Read more »
Moo-velous Trunk Show held at Melrose Library!
Once Upon a Reader "Moo!" author David LaRochelle and illustrator Mike Wohnoutka presented a program at the Melrose Public Library on March 2. The Traveling Trunk show "Moo!" was part of the statewide program promoting early literacy. Read more »
Get your Robot on with Granite City Gear Heads
Hey St. Cloud! It's Teen Tech Week here at the library! Come on down to witness robotics in action with Granite City Gear Heads. See them talk about robotics and demonstrate some real working robots. Tuesday, March 10 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Mississippi Community Room at St. Cloud Public Library.
Dream of Being Your Own Boss? Learn How from the Pros
Do you dream about being your own boss? Make 2015 the year for turning dreams into reality. In conjunction with the Small Business Association, the St. Cloud Public Library is hosting a four-part Entrepreneur Series on Wednesdays in March. This series is for anyone who has a great business idea but doesn't know where to start. Read more »


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25th Annual Kapalua Wine and Food Festival, Maui, Hawaii
June 14, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
As if you needed an excuse to jet to Hawaii. The 25th annual Kapalua Wine and Food Festival, Hawaii's most prestigious and exciting festival of its kind, kicks off on July 6 with a "Silver Salute" four-day culinary extravaganza. Look no further than this for pure gastronomic bliss. World-renowned winemakers, top master sommeliers, celebrated chefs and industry insiders lead themed tastings, seminars, and gala evening events. Cooking demonstrations, wine tasting seminars and winemaker dinners are but a few of the highlights of this event. The festivities begin with the Grand Tasting on Friday, July 7th and culminate with the popular Seafood Festival on Sunday, July 9th.
The Grand Reopening of the National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC
After an extensive renovation, the National Portrait Gallery celebrates its grand reopening July 1 with fourteen new exhibitions. The National Landmark Historic Building that houses the National Portrait Gallery and the Smithsonian American Art Museum now has 30 percent more exhibition space, redesigned galleries, a conservation lab, and an enclosed courtyard. The gallery's 20,000 paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings portray the individuals who have made signature contributions to the history and culture of the US. All exhibitions will open July 1, and include "Americans Now," which showcases individuals prominent in sports, entertainment and other fields in the last 25 years, and "Eye Contact," which will feature masterpieces of 20th century portraiture from the National Portrait Gallery's drawing collections. Folks can even "Adopt-A-Portrait" in celebration of the reopening.
Where to stay in Washington DC? The Hay Adams, of course! Enter our luxury hotel Giveaway for a chance to win two free nights in a Junior Suite in this fabulous DC establishment.
Blackjack in the Pool at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas
The coolest hotel in Vegas is also home to one of the best hotel pools in the US. At the Hard Rock you'll find a hip party atmosphere, a Nobu restaurant, and a rocking Beach Club swimming pool with swim-up blackjack tables. This is the hang-out in Sin City, where there's always a hopping pool party with plenty of people watching. The seven acres of pools are connected by a lazy river and enhanced by actual sand beaches, palm trees, and a stage with live music. And of course you can play blackjack in your bathing suit. Swim up to the wooden gazebo with its blackjack and craps tables and don't worry about sopping wet bills-- the good folks at the Hard Rock hand out plastic pouches to protect your money.
Enjoy the Royal Treatment at the King George Palace, Athens, Greece
Located on prestigious Syntagma Constitution Square in the heart of downtown Athens, the King George has been a legend since 1936. Recently refurbished, this Palace has been the choice of kings and presidents during its distinguished history. From your impeccably decorated room, enjoy views of the Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill. The Royal Penthouse Suite is the pinnacle of luxury in Athens: with private terrace, outdoor pool, and an incredible view of the Parthenon. Discerning travelers appreciate impeccable standards of personal service, the fully equipped fitness center and gourmet dining outlets, including "Tudor Hall" with a tantalizing menu inspired by Alain Ducasse. Spend the Fourth of July weekend in Athens and take advantage of Great Affordables package rates that include buffet breakfast, VIP welcome, and welcome cocktail at King George Club Lounge, starting at EUR 180.
Bryant Park's Best Event Seats - The Penthouse
June 13, 2006
By: Editorial AdvisoryBoard
by Courtney W. May for Bryant Park Hotel, New York City Situated directly across from New York City's storied Bryant Park, and steps away from the media, fashion, retail and transportation centers of Manhattan, the Bryant Park Hotel's midtown address alone renders it prime accommodations for the business or leisure traveler alike. Get the most out of your trip by reserving their Penthouse Suite (pictured). Make sure you do it when something exciting is happening in Bryant Park or when you can devote some time to park and people watching on your balcony. P.S. The Bryant Park bathroom - the actual Park's bathrooms aren't just outhouses - was awarded the title of "best in America" by Citysearch users in 2002 so make sure you check that out too. Penthouse Suite Details Location: The Bryant Park Hotel is 25 stories tall with only 128 guest rooms. The Penthouse Suite occupies the entire 24th floor with surrounding views of the New York City skyline. Size: 1,100 square feet (better then all of Manhattan's apartments) Rooms: The Penthouse features 1 and a half baths, a dinning area for up to 6 people, living room, bedroom and balcony. The Living Room: Notable aspects of the living room include one of the Suite's two 32" High Definition LCD flat screen televisions and a desk equipped with internet access is available for any business needs. Bathroom: A sleek double-headed shower, as well as an oversized bathtub, provides a luxurious bathing experience plus you can hoard Molton Brown products in your suitcase and keep asking the housekeeping staff and front desk to send you more. Balcony: Accessible through the Bedroom, the balcony provides amazing views which include the lawn of Bryant Park and the Manhattan skyline (make sure you bring binoculars). Note Bene: Through floor-to-ceiling windows, you can enjoy the view of the Empire State Building illuminated at night, all the while immersed in a flower-petal-infused bubble bath with your BOSE Wave Music System and a BOSE SoundDock Digital Music System for Apple iPod playing that hip music kids these days are listening to. Too cheap to get the Penthouse Suite? The Bryant Park Hotel does also have 16 suites, 10 park-view terraces, and a rooftop loft space with 360-degree skyline panoramas. They all have a fresh contemporary decor and signature room appointments that include authentic Tibetan rugs, goose-down duvets, and travertine marble bathrooms, even without shelling out the Penthouse nightly rate. Other New York Suites: Plaza Athenee's Penthouse Suite, "Park Avenue Suite at The Regency in New York City", "The Carlyle Hotel in New York City (Re)Opens The Royal Suite", "The Triplex Penthouse at the Time", and "Suite Escapes: the Mandarin Oriental New York Celebrates its Taipan Suite".
Think Caribbean for Winter 2007: Jungle Bay Resort and Spa, Dominica
The lush, forested Caribbean isle of Dominica is a nature lover's delight, with miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, gorgeous beaches where whales can be spotted off-shore, and hot springs and glorious waterfalls amidst the rainforest. In this tropical paradise, the Jungle Bay Resort and Spa is a peaceful and luxurious retreat. With yoga studios, beachfront bar, gorgeous Spa, and Atlantic-facing restaurants, this resort could be heaven on earth. The 35 tropical hardwood cottages are nestled within the jungle, accessed by a series of graceful footpaths, and feature balconies and private outdoor showers. At night, fall asleep to the peaceful sounds of the spring fed stream in the forest below, or the Atlantic waves crashing into the soft sandy shore. Dining is an experience to remember, with delicious and fresh Caribbean specialities served in an outdoor Pavilion overlooking the stone pool and ocean.
The Ultimate Eco-Retreat: Hosteria Rincon del Socorro, Corrientes Province, Argentina
The former owner of North Face, Doug Tomkins, has created a 30,000 acre wildlife refuge and eco-retreat in Argentina's Corrientes province. The Conservation Land Trust has attracted a slew of nature lovers in pursuit of discovering the beauty of Argentina's vast northeast. The place to stay? Estancia Rincon del Socorro is a 12,000-hectare former cattle ranch on the edge of the Ibera wetlands that is now a nature reserve. Doug and his wife Kris restored a beautiful property, originally built in 1896, including three bungalows and the main house, El Casco, which offers spacious rooms with high ceilings, a screened verandah, well-stocked library, and terraced dining area where beautiful organic meals are served, with fruit and vegetables plucked from the kitchen garden and delicious Argentine barbecue (free range meats). Relax by the pool or take to the savannah on horseback, riding with a gaucho on one of the native horses.
'Man'cations at Fairmont Hotels and Resorts
Could it be the hottest new trend in travel? The new romantic comedy from Vince Vaughan and Jennifer Aniston, The Break Up, introduces the term 'Man'cations (Vince is at it again, in a role where he champions hanging out with the boys), and now Fairmont has put together some neat and unique ways for the guys to get together on 'Man'cations across North America. The Fairmont Chicago partners with wine and spirits producer Brown-Forman to bring the gents the ultimate Chitown 'Man'cation. The package includes a Woodford reserve whiskey tasting led by master distiller, Chris Morris, a three-course steak dinner with wine pairings by Brown-Forman, and a post-dinner cocktail seminar led by Brown Forman's CEO Tim Laird. Starting July 28, priced at $150 for seminars, dinner, alcohol, and overnight accommodations starting at $249 with a special "hair-of-the-dog" turndown amenity. Or get the crew together for some spa pampering at The Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn and Spa. The Speed Meets Spa package caters to both the need for speed and the desire for pampering. With this package, guests receive enrollment at the ESPN Russell Racing School's introductory three day driving course at Infineon Raceway, three nights accommodation, dinner for two at the Inn's handsome fine-dining restaurant, two 50-minute spa treatments, tasting for two at the Gloria Ferrer winery and a bottle of Sonoma Sparkling Wine upon arrival. Available until December 30, 2006, rates start at $3,595 for the entire three-night stay, based on double occupancy.
Get the Royal Treatment in Tuscany: L'Andana Hotel and Restaurant
Once owned by Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany, this spectacular villa was transformed from an agricultural estate into an exquisite country inn and restaurant by legendary celebrity chef Alain Ducasse. Set within olive groves and vineyards, L'Andana Hotel is situated on a 500-hectare estate where gourmet olive oil and divine wine are produced for expectant foodies. The 33 guestrooms are beautifully appointed with views over the surrounding Tuscan countryside, and the suites boast fireplaces. The restaurant, as expected of Alain Ducasse, is excellent. There are recreational activities aplenty: cooking courses, horseback riding, tennis, heated swimming pool, guided tours, mountain biking, and (coming soon) golf. And the newly opened spa is a food-inspired dream, featuring ingredients from the kitchen garden such as olives, lavender, grapes, sunflowers and herbs. Enjoy relaxing treatments overlooking the vineyards and outdoor marble pool.
Green and Groovy: The g Hotel in Galway, Ireland
In the energetic arts capital of Ireland, The g is the height of hip. Let's start with the reception area. Black glass walls frame a tank of seahorses. Philip Treacy-designed concierge wall is covered in white Venetian plaster to look like a seashell. Next stop: the lounges on the ground floor, connected by the signature red carpeted corridor. Golden doorways mark the entrances to the Pink Salon, Grand Salon, and Blue Lounge. Over-the-top or fashionably contemporary? The hotel likens it to "walking through a glamorous dolls house." Moving on to the guestrooms. Extremely original and stylish, the decorative details (wallpaper, lighting, art, and flooring) were inspired by the landscapes of the countryside surrounding Galway. Of course in these sensual spaces, the technology and amenities are cutting edge and sophisticated. The restaurant (serving Italian cuisine) and cocktail bar are likewise decadent and glamorous. But amongst all this theater, the ESpa is certainly the hotel's highlight. Located in the top two floors of the hotel, the spa features four beauty suites, rock sauna, steam room, relaxation room with Japanese garden, and an ice fountain. The architectural design is stunning, with stone, wood, linen and glass blended in luxurious harmony. Extensive treatment list available.


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Sunny Leone, Rannvijay Singh & others were snapped at the MTV Splitsvilla press conference.
Bollywood stars Salman Khan, Pulkit Samrat, Daisy Shah, Sneha Ullal, Atul Agnihotri, Alvira Khan Agnihotri & others at PVR Juhu.
B-town celebs Ranbir Kapoor, Katrina Kaif, Alia Bhatt, Arjun Kapoor, Aditya Roy Kapur, Jackky Bhagnani, Vikas Bahl, Ayan Mukerji & others were snapped at the special screening of INSIDE OUT at Lightbo...
Gorgeous Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu was snapped with her father in Bandra.
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Louisville coach Rick Pitino dished out plenty of praise following a season-opening victory, though that may have been expected given the amount of contributors that returned from last season's Final Four team. The second-ranked Cardinals have a good chance for another dominant performance when they host Samford on Thursday night. Louisville returned 11 players from a 30-win squad that fell to eventual national champion Kentucky in the national semifinals, including Gorgui Dieng, Peyton Siva and Russ Smith. All three contributed in Sunday's 79-51 victory over Manhattan to begin a season filled with high expectations, and Pitino wasn't shy about discussing how pleased he was with each - especially Siva and Smith. While Dieng scored nine points and played his customary solid defense in 20 minutes, Siva scored 10 points and dished out a career high-tying 10 assists to earn high marks from his coach. "I think Peyton is the best guard in the country," Pitino said. "He (rarely was) a...
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Updated: February 1, 2013, 1:01 PM ET
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Stress-Buffering Factors Related to Adolescent Coping: A Path Analysis
Printz, Brian L., Shermis, Mark D., Webb, Patrick M., Adolescence
To uncover those factors that buffer the impact of stressful negative experiences on adolescent adjustment, a theoretical model of adolescent stress and coping, with social support and social problem solving proposed as moderators, was investigated using path analysis. The study was conducted with 122 ninth and tenth-grade nonreferred high school students. Using the LISREL statistical package (Joreskog & Sorbom, 1986), it was found that a recursive loop leading from stress outcomes back to negative stressors did not allow for a successful solution to the model. However, the effects of stressful events on adjustment were mediated by coping resources, which included a combination of problem-solving abilities and social support. Overall, the findings replicated previous investigations that have demonstrated direct relationships among stressful life events, social support, problem solving, and adolescent adjustment. While a successful fit to the theoretical model was not attained, it was concluded that a refined model may provide a more acceptable solution.
Unhealthy adaptation to stress can take many forms, such as school maladjustment. For example, stressors at home and school may lead to reduced attention span and to diminished motivation to succeed academically (Pryor-Brown & Cowen, 1989). Some students develop socially maladaptive coping patterns, including verbal and physical aggression toward others, defiance of authority, acting out, and juvenile delinquency (Compas, Howell, Phares, Williams, & Giunta, 1989). Anxiety (Swearingen & Cohen, 1985a, 1985b), depression, and suicidal
ideation (Cohen-Sandier, Berman, & King, 1982) are other reactions to stress. Moreover, some youths experience psychophysiological symptoms in response to chronic or severe levels of stress (Walker & Greene, 1987).
The availability of coping resources varies considerably among students. During times of high stress, these resources, whether social or individual, may be insufficient. When coping resources, such as problem-solving skills, are inadequate, stressful situations may give rise to unhealthy outcomes (Spirito, Overholser, & Vinnick, 1995; Wills, Vaccaro, & Benson, 1995).
Research has sought to explicate factors associated with adolescents' stress-related coping. Models have been constructed to identify the key variables in the stress-adjustment relationship (see Lazarus & Folkman, 1984; Petersen & Spiga, 1982; Rice, Herman, & Petersen, 1993; Shermis & Coleman, 1990). However, such models have rarely been examined using rigorous statistical analyses that allow for modification of the particular model to provide for a goodness of fit of key variables based upon the findings. Moreover, there continues to be little understanding as to how the results of such investigations can be applied to interventions in the area of adolescent health. The intent of the present investigation was to specify and test a model of stress-related coping among high school students, examine the model's key components, and utilize this information to provide guidelines for school-based interventions to address adolescent health issues.
Shermis and Coleman Model
While adult models of stress and coping processes have been postulated (e.g., Lazarus & Folkman, 1984), there is a paucity of models for adolescents. Shermis and Coleman (1990) have offered a cognitive-behavioral model of adolescent stress and coping (see Figure 1). It has five major components: environmental stressors, environmental moderators, personal factors, stress outcomes, and behavioral outcomes.
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BaBa is a local banjo and tuba duo comprised of Steven Robert Allen and Mark Weaver, respectively. Rosetta is the first CD release by these two humble artists and consists largely of standards, from parlor music (Stephen Foster's "Hard Times Come Again No More") to "The Sheik of Araby," made famous by Spike Jones. It's hard to describe the combination of banjo and tuba. I'm going with "traditional weird." I think Robert Crumb would approve. BaBa is among a few local acts known for their accomplished live musical accompaniment at silent film screenings—to which this oddball pairing of instruments lends itself quite well—and their CD release party at Low Spirits (2823 Second Street NW) on Friday, July 3, includes a showing of Buster Keaton's 1920 short film "The Scarecrow." I think we can be fairly certain this audience will be the only one in the world watching a Buster Keaton film with live banjo and tuba accompaniment. This is an original soundtrack by BaBa which premiered down in Roswell, N.M., at the Anderson Contemporary Art Museum this past January. Supporting the BaBa boys are friends of the weirder side of folk, Pawn Drive and Joe Daddy and Hoodoo Jeff. This 21+ show starts at 9pm and is free. (Geoffrey Plant)
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Peter Mayle and is wife had been to Provence as tourists. They had dreamed of one day trading the long, grey winters and damp summers of England for the blue skies and sunshine of the coast of southern France. And then they made it happen.
They moved into an old farmhouse at the foot of the Luberon mountains and embarked on a wonderful, if at times bewildering, new life. Among their experiences that first year: being inundated with builders and visitors, grappling with the native accent, taking part in goat races and supervising the planting of a new vineyard.
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Commenting on the financial results for the fourth quarter and full year, Kent Griffin, President and Chief Financial Officer of BioMed, said, "We maintained a steady course in 2009, continuing our proactive approach to managing our capital structure. We successfully executed a number of important, but measured steps in advancing our capital plan, including the $350 million single-asset, non-recourse secured loan in June and the successful upsizing of our unsecured line of credit from $600 million to $720 million in December with no change in terms. These were landmark financing transactions, whether considered in isolation or when viewed in the light of the macro-economic environment and the financial market collapse. In combination with our May 2009 common stock offering and January 2010 exchangeable senior notes offering, these achievements position BioMed with an enviable capital position and exceptional financial flexibility. We are very appreciative of the strong, sustained support we have received from our lenders, financial partners and investors."
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Few books of poetry this year will have a more interesting back story than this one. Born in China in 1944 and raised in Singapore, Wong May came to the United States in the 1960s to attend the Iowa Writers Workshop. Between 1969 and 1978, she published three collections of poetry with Harcourt Brace. Then, rather abruptly, no further books.
Poet Zachary Schomburg came across Wong May's first book, A Bad Girl's Book of Animals, in an Akron public library and was sufficiently intrigued to investigate. It turned out than Wong May had married an Irish physicist, moved to Dublin, and raised two sons. Although she published virtually nothing, she had continued to write poetry. Since Schomburg is one of the many contemporary poets who has a sideline as an independent publisher, we now have Picasso's Tears, a handsomely-designed (by Drew Scott Swenhaugen) hardbound volume, 286 pages of poetry and an interview (more precisely, a 12-page answer to the question, "How has your relationship to poetry changed since 1978?").Continue Reading


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Whenever I tell people that I give piano lessons to my own daughters, the most common response is any combination of joy and curiosity, such as, "That's great that you are able to do that! I've known many parents who weren't as lucky – what's your secret?" Many ask me about what I do during lessons and what I expect from my kids during lessons. The first part of my response is usually exactly the kind of response they expect: "I treat them exactly the same during lessons as I treat all of my other students." The second part of my response is not expected even though it seems obvious with 20-20 hindsight: the biggest part of my success teaching my kids has to do not with the 1 hour per week that I teach them, but with the other hours per week that I help them practice and the even more hours during the rest of the week that I'm parenting them.
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Joey Votto was feeling much better Wednesday, but the dizzy spell he went through Tuesday left him a bit shaken.
It came out of nowhere, he said. It was really, really odd and scary.
Votto left the game in the bottom of the fourth. He had flied out to deep left-center in the top of the innng.
Before my at-bat, I felt my heart really racing and I felt odd, Votto said. After the inning, I went back on the field and I couldnt center myself.
Votto missed four starts last week with the flu. He thinks that caused the dizziness.
I dont think I was dehydrated, he said. Ive been doing my best to eat really well. Ive been taking a lot of fluids because I know its really hot and dry here. I wouldnt attribute it to dehydration.
Votto was still feeling out of sorts well after he left the game.
It took way too long to recover, Votto said. Thats what my concern was. I didnt feel anywhere near regular until an hour, an hour and half after it happened. More than anything, it was frustrating. Ive gotten dizzy before when I was younger, and Id be back to normal in 20 minutes at the most. I think because Im sick and have flu it wouldnt allow me to recover.
Votto thinks he'll be back Friday when the Reds open a series in San Diego. But he was fine with being out of the line Wednesday.
The last thing I want to do is go out and have to come out of the game. I found it really embarrassing. Not that I did anything embarrassing. But I dont want to do that again out of respect to my teammates.
Ok so hear me out here. I think Votto should be tested for Lyme Disease. Some might laugh it off but I had the exact bouts Votto had unexplained out of nowhere too before I got sick. And I was his same age, and appeared to look very very healthy.
The flu-like symptoms, the dehydration. Then especially the profound dizziness and my heart racing and not being able to catch my breath.
I could certainly be wrong and hope and pray that I am. But I hope that the doctors think about this. This sounds like exactly what I was going through before I got diagnosed. Hopefully it was some other cause.


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