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By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs Welcome to a round one preview of the FIBA Americas and FIBA Eurobasket specifically focusing on current and possible future San Antonio Spurs players. Through this guide, I'll provide the times each Spurs player or draftee will be playing along with some NBA notable opponents they'll be facing through round […] [Read More]
Parker scores 12 in final tuneup against Belgium
The Tony Parker-led French national team had a blowout victory in their final tune-up game in Lievin. Les Bleus dominated early with a 28-6 run in the first quarter. That first quarter set the tone for the entire game with France holding off a few runs from Belgium and ending the tournament with a 74-44 […] [Read More]
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By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs San Antonio Spurs great David Robinson and former Spur Robert Horry continue their roundtable talk with former NBA players Clyde Drexler and Scottie Pippen on their memories of playing in the NBA. From playing against Michael Jordan to winning a title to Drexler talking about how it was like to […] [Read More]
Neal to play in Melo-Goodman League showdown
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs After helping the Goodman league defeat the Drew league last week, San Antonio Spurs' Gary Neal will now be playing (H/T Eye on Basketball) with his home team, the Melo League, as they face the Goodman League on Tuesday evening in Baltimore, Maryland. The Goodman league is comprised of players […] [Read More]
Ex-Spur Hill to play with ABA's Texas Fuel
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs It would seem former San Antonio Spurs guard George Hill will be staying in San Antonio for a bit longer. Just not with the Spurs. Click HERE for the complete article at Project Spurs. [Read More]
Green ready to work in Slovenia
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs For San Antonio Spurs' Danny Green, moving stateside to another part of the world has been a major life change. Going from San Antonio, Texas to his hometown of Long Island, New York, and now onto Slovenia in the span of three months has been a big adjustment. The Slovenian […] [Read More]
Ginobili, Oberto make final roster for Argentina
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs San Antonio Spurs' Manu Ginobili and former player Fabricio Oberto have made the final roster for Argentina as the pre-Olympic qualifier in Mar del Plata is set to kick off this week.For Ginobili, this was a no brainer. He led the team in scoring in exhibition games for Argentina and […] [Read More]
Richards won't play for Great Britain at EuroBasket
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs After San Antonio Spurs draftee Ryan Richards made the 13-man roster cut for Great Britain, it seems Richards wasn't fortunate enough to make the final 12-man roster for the 2011 FIBA EuroBasket. According to Hoops Fix, Richards was waived on Sunday and Great Britain has its final roster ready to […] [Read More]
Bonner: 'We want to play basketball'
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs San Antonio Spurs' Matt Bonner is at the forefront of the CBA negotiations as he serves as the vice president of the NBPA Executive Committee and as such, he is a wealth of knowledge in this situation. But representing the players in an otherwise delicate issue carries a large burden […] [Read More]
Richards makes latest round of cuts for Great Britain
San Antonio Spurs draftee Ryan Richards has made it past the latest round of cuts for the Great Britain men's national basketball team, bringing the roster to 13. Click HERE for the complete article at Project Spurs. [Read More]
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Cecil Eugene "Gene" Hall, Jr., 43, husband of Emily Moore Hall, died Friday, November 1, 2013 at his residence. Funeral services were held Monday, November 4, 2013, at Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. Burial, directed by Williamsburg Funeral Home, followed at Broad Swamp Pentecostal Holiness Church Cemetery. Mr. Hall was born November 2, 1969, in Florence, the son of Cecil Eugene Hall, Sr. and Judy McDonald Hall. He was a 1988 graduate of Williamsburg Academy and received a Bachelor of Science degree from Francis Marion University. He was employed at Santee Electric Cooperative. He was a member of Williamsburg Presbyterian Church, where he was a former Deacon. Survivors, in addition to his wife and parents, all of Kingstree, are: one daughter, Taylor; two sons, Westley and Dalton; one sister, Leslie Hall Dukes (Van); and his father and mother-in-law, Don and Phyllis Moore of Florence. Memorials may be made to Williamsburg Academy Booster Club, PO Box 2, 1000 Sandy Bay Road, Kingstree, SC 29556.
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May 16, 2014
WASHINGTON, May 16, 2014 – The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors today approved a US$24 million credit for the Drina Flood Protection Project for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), to improve flood management of the Drina River in and around the towns of Bijelijna and Goražde.
The Drina flood protection project will reduce the vulnerability to flood events for agricultural and commercial interests and communities in the project areas. It aims to increase resilience of communities and small agriculture properties to recurring floods, and mitigate the catastrophic impact such floods have on livelihood and economic activities. The project will mainly focus on the construction and rehabilitation works of dike systems in and around Bijeljina and Goražde.
"Increased protection from floods is a priority, as illustrated by the raging floods across the country this week," said Anabela Abreu, World Bank Country Manager for BiH. "This Project will help protect 8,500 hectares of agricultural land against the risk of floods. The income security and living conditions of the land holders – mostly poor family small holdings – will improve as crops will be more regular and reliable."
An estimated 175,000 people live within the main municipalities along the Drina River, of which an estimated 20,000 suffered direct economic losses caused by flooding. The project will specifically provide benefits to poorer communities as these tend to live in housing areas more prone to flooding. Additionally, the Project will bring higher security to more remote areas and poorer communities in the mountains that depend heavily on vulnerable communication links (roads, bridges, power) for their livelihoods, schooling, and health services.
The World Bank portfolio of active projects in BiH now includes 13 operations totaling approximately US$478.6 million. Areas of support include agriculture, environment, energy efficiency, health, social safety and employment, local infrastructure, and private sector development.
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Step 1: Assemble Toppings
3 apricots
handful of trail mix
1 standard size chocolate
vanilla ice cream
clean and cut apricots in half take out the seed. put other ingredients aside
Step 3: Melt Chocolate
We use a light pan, cover in foil and drop in boiling water. The foil helps to reduce the direct heat to the chocolate
Keep and eye on the choco and stir occasionally, You'll need to time this right as you'll need to pour the chocolate on while still hot.
Step 4: Remove cots
Take the Apricots off the grill --don't burn yourself! If done correctly, they should be just a bit softer and pretty warm to the touch. The smell is killa!
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Recently and often I have written about my admiration for the late Henry Mitchell, who wrote a garden column for the Washington Post. I have been his devoted follower since the late 1980s when I lived in the D.C. area and the Post landed on my doorstep every morning.
I was absolutely floored when I got an email this week from Sara Dalcher, whom I profiled in a Tempo article earlier this year. She commented on a column I had written recently about spring and Mr. Mitchell, adding "I didn't mention it during the interview, but the Mitchells were our next-door neighbors for 30-plus years."
Of course, I immediately had to visit with Sara and ask a million questions, most importantly, "What did his garden look like?"
"There wasn't a blade of grass in his yard," she said. "He had stuff all over the place. Hank couldn't have cared less what it looked like, it was his laboratory."
She sketched out a diagram of the Mitchell garden on a Post-it note. Mr. Mitchell's yard was longer than it was wide and bordered on two sides by alleyways. The Dalcher home and garden were to the left of the Mitchells'.
It featured a rose arbor and irises, his favorite plant. One area was a designated burial ground for the family dogs. Mr. Mitchell loved his terriers and basset hounds. "You'd better like dogs if you wanted to visit," Sara said.
In the back of the property was a rickety garage, and along one side, an even more rickety fence. "Hank was into benign neglect in a big way," Sara said.
The focal point of his garden was a lily pond, which he wrote about often. In the late fall, he brought big pots of water plants into the house to overwinter. I asked Sara how his wife handled that.
Sara smiled. "If Hank was happy, then Ginny was happy." As Sara described them, the Mitchells were totally in the moment and at home in the world.
Mr. Mitchell drove a VW Golf to which he "permanently attached a tarp," Sara said. He hauled plants and manure in his car; he drove the same car to receptions at the British Embassy.
"Hank was unique in many ways. He had a delightful Southern drawl, he was brilliant and could come up with turns of phrase that were most unusual," she said.
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It was in the Dalcher's garden on a fall day in 1993 that Mr. Mitchell died suddenly (though not unexpectedly — he had been battling cancer).
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- Mitochondriale Dysfunktion bei Alzheimer-Demenz : das Zusammenspiel von Hirnalterung und genetischen Risikofaktoren (2007)
- Typische neuropathologische Befunde bei der Alzheimer-Demenz (AD) sind die Bildung von Beta-Amyloid-Plaques, die Akkumulation von intrazellulären neurofibrillären Bündeln (Tangles) und ein ausgeprägter Verlust der Nervenzellen im Gehirn (siehe Estifanos Ghebremedhin und Thomas Deller »Risikofaktoren der Alzheimer-Krankheit. Was verraten uns die Gene?«, Seite 90). Insbesondere die Anhäufung von Beta-Amyloid-Peptid (Aß) scheint eine zentrale Rolle in der in der in der Pathogenese zu spielen und kausal für den Zelluntergang verantwortlich zu sein. Befunde unserer Arbeitsgruppe deuten darauf hin, das Aß zu mitochondrialer Dysfunktion in den Nervenzellen führt. Wir untersuchen die Kaskade der Mechanismen, die von der Bildung von Aß über mitochondriale Dysfunktion letztlich zu Synapsenverlust und Zelltod führen, mithilfe von Zelllinien und Mäusestämmen mit Alzheimer-typischen Merkmalen. Ziel ist, einen Angriffspunkt für die medikamentöse Behandlung der Alzheimer-Demenz zu finden. Als vielversprechend hat sich die Wirkung von Statinen erwiesen, die als Cholesterinhemmer eingesetzt werden. ...
- The amyloid precursor protein potentiates CHOP induction and cell death in response to ER Ca2+ depletion (2007)
- Poster presentation: Here we investigated the role of the amyloid precursor protein (APP) in regulation of Ca2+ store depletion-induced neural cell death. Ca2+ store depletion from the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) was induced by the SERCA (Sarco/Endoplasmic Reticulum Calcium ATPase) inhibitor thapsigargin which led to a rapid induction of the unfolded protein response (UPR) and a delayed activation of executioner caspases in the cultures. Overexpression of APP potently enhanced cytosolic Ca2+ levels and cell death after ER Ca2+ store depletion in comparison to vector-transfected controls. GeneChipR and RT-PCR analysis revealed that the expression of classical UPR chaperone genes was not altered by overexpression of APP.Interestingly, the induction of the ER stress-responsive pro-apoptotic transcription factor CHOP was significantly upregulated in APP-overexpressing cells in comparison to vectortransfected controls. Chelation of intracellular Ca2+ with BAPTA-AM revealed that enhanced CHOP expression after store depletion occured in a Ca2+-dependent manner in APPoverexpressing cells. Prevention of CHOP induction by BAPTA-AM and by RNA interference was also able to abrogate the potentiating effect of APP on thapsigargin-induced apoptosis. Application of the store-operated channel (SOC)-inhibitors SK F96365 and 2-APB downmodulated APP-triggered potentiation of cytosolic Ca2+ levels and apoptosis after treatment with thapsigargin. Our data demonstrate that APP-mediated regulation of ER Ca2+ homeostasis significantly modulates Ca2+ store depletion-induced cell death in a SOC- and CHOP-dependent manner, but independent of the UPR.
- Age-related impairment of human T lymphocytes' activation: specific differences between CD4+ and CD8+ subsets (2002)
- The relevance of physiological immune aging is of great interest with respect to determining disorders with pathologic immune function in aging individuals. In recent years, the relevance of changes in peripheral lymphocytes in age-associated neurologic diseases has become more evident. Due to the lack of immunological studies, covering more than one event after mitogenic activation, we envisaged a new concept in the present study, aiming to investigate several events, starting from T cell receptor (TCR) ligation up to T cell proliferation. In addition, we addressed the question whether changes are present in the subsets (CD4, CD8) with aging. Phosphorylation of tyrosine residues declines with increasing age in CD4+ cells. Fewer levels of CD69 positive cells after 4 h mitogenic activation, altered expression of cytokines (IL2, IFN-gamma and TNF-alpha; 22 h) and lower proliferation (72 h) were determined in aging. Moreover, it could be shown that CD8+ lymphocytes react more effectively to mitogenic stimulation with reference to CD69 expression and proliferation in both age groups (<35 and >60 years old). These data indicate that T cell activation, mediated by TCR engagement, is significantly impaired in aging and both subsets are affected. However, bypassing the TCR does not fully restore T cell function, indicating that there are more mechanisms involved than impaired signal transduction through TCR only. The results will be discussed in relation to their relevance in neurodegenerative and psychiatric disorders.
- Age-related changes of apoptotic cell death in human lymphocytes (2000)
- Apoptosis seems to be involved in immunosenescence associated with aging. Moreover, in lymphocytes (PBL) of patients with Alzheimer's disease, an increased susceptibility to the apoptotic pathway has been described possibly due to impaired protection of oxidative stress. Accordingly, it seemed to be of particular interest to investigate the contribution of normal aging to the susceptibility from human lymphocytes to programmed cell death. We could show that PBL from elderly individuals (>60 years) accumulate apoptosing cells to a significant higher extent in spontaneous and activation-induced cell death compared to younger controls (<35 years). Treatment with the oxidative stressor 2-deoxy-D-ribose or with agonistic-CD95-antibody pronounced this effect even more implicating a higher sensitivity to reactive oxygen species and a higher functional CD95 expression, respectively. In addition, expression of the activation markers HLA-DR and CD95 was significantly increased in CD3+-cells of aged subjects, while expression of CD25 did not seem to be affected by age. Expression of Bcl-2 was increased in aging and correlated with the number of apoptotic cells.
- Age-related increase of oxidative stress-induced apoptosis in mice prevention by Ginkgo biloba extract (EGb761) (2001)
- Enhanced apoptosis and elevated levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS) play a major role in aging. In addition, several neurodegenerative diseases are associated with increased oxidative stress and apoptosis in neuronal tissue. Antioxidative treatment has neuro-protective effects. The aim of the present study was to evaluate changes of susceptibility to apoptotic cell death by oxidative stress in aging and its inhibition by the antioxidant Ginkgo biloba extract EGb761. We investigated basal and ROS-induced levels of apoptotic lymphocytes derived from the spleen in young (3 months) and old (24 months) mice. ROS were induced by 2-deoxy-D-ribose (dRib) that depletes the intracellular pool of reduced glutathione. Lymphocytes from aged mice accumulate apoptotic cells to a significantly higher extent under basal conditions compared to cells from young mice. Treatment with dRib enhanced this difference, implicating a higher sensitivity to ROS in aging. Apoptosis can be reduced in vitro by treatment with EGb761. In addition, mice were treated daily with 100mg/kg EGb761 per os over a period of two weeks. ROS-induced apoptosis was significantly reduced in the EGb761 group. Interestingly, this effect seemed to be more pronounced in old mice.
- Reduced antioxidant enzyme activity in brains of mice transgenic for human presenilin-1 with single or multiple mutations (2000)
- Alzheimer's disease-related mutations in the presenilin-1 gene (PS1) are leading to an elevated production of neurotoxic beta-amyloid 1-42 and may additionally enhance oxidative stress. Here, we provide in vivo evidence indicating that brains of transgenic mice expressing different human Alzheimer-linked PS1 mutations exhibit a reduced activity of two antioxidant enzymes. For this purpose, mice transgenic for human PS1 and for single and multiple PS1 mutations were generated. Mice with multiple PS1 mutations showed a significantly decreased activity of the antioxidant enzymes Cu/Zn superoxide dismutase and glutathione reductase already at an age of 3-4 months. As expected, this effect was less pronounced for the mice with a single PS1 mutation. By contrast, animals bearing normal human PS1 showed significantly elevated enzyme activities relative to non-transgenic littermate controls.
- Alzheimer's disease-like alterations in peripheral cells from presenilin-1 transgenic mice (2001)
- Many cases of early-onset inherited Alzheimer's disease (AD) are caused by mutations in the presenilin-1 (PS1) gene. Expression of PS1 mutations in cell culture systems and in primary neurons from transgenic mice increases their vulnerability to cell death. Interestingly, enhanced vulnerability to cell death has also been demonstrated for peripheral lymphocytes from AD patients. We now report that lymphocytes from PS1 mutant transgenic mice show a similar hypersensitivity to cell death as do peripheral cells from AD patients and several cell culture systems expressing PS1 mutations. The cell death-enhancing action of mutant PS1 was associated with increased production of reactive oxygen species and altered calcium regulation, but not with changes of mitochondrial cytochrome c. Our study further emphasizes the pathogenic role of mutant PS1 and may provide the fundamental basis for new efforts to close the gap between studies using neuronal cell lines transfected with mutant PS1, neurons from transgenic animals, and peripheral cells from AD patients. Copyright 2001 Academic Press.
- Enhanced ROS-generation in lymphocytes from Alzheimer's patients (2005)
- Introduction: Reactive oxygen species (ROS) have been implicated in neurodegeneration and seem to be involved in the physiology and pathophysiology of several diseases, including normal aging and Alzheimer's disease (AD). Enhanced ROS production in aging or AD is not restricted to the brain, but can also been seen in several peripheral tissues. The objective of the present study was to evaluate whether the mechanisms involved in the generation of oxidative stress in normal senescence and Alzheimer's disease are identical or not. Methods: We analysed intracellular basal levels of ROS in lymphocytes from AD patients and healthy young and aged not-demented subjects as well as ROS levels following stimulation with d-ribose and staurosporine in all three groups. ROS levels were measured by flow cytometry using the intracellular fluorescence dye dihydrorhodamine123 (DHR123). Results: Our study shows that AD lymphocytes have increased basal levels of ROS, low susceptibility to ROS stimulation by 2-deoxy-D-ribose (dRib) and an increased response to staurosporine when compared with age-matched controls. Discussion: The data suggest that the defect(s) responsible for enhanced ROS production in AD may involve different or additional biological pathways than those involved in enhanced ROS generation during aging.
- Impact of aging : sporadic, and genetic risk factors on vulnerability to apoptosis in Alzheimer's disease (2003)
- The identification of specific genetic (presenilin-1 [PS1] and amyloid precursor protein [APP] mutations) and environmental factors responsible for Alzheimer's disease (AD) has revealed evidence for a shared pathway of neuronal death. Moreover, AD-specific cell defects may be observed in many other nonneuronal cells (e.g., lymphocytes). Thus, lymphocytes may serve as a cellular system in which to study risk factors of sporadic, as well as genetic AD in vivo. The aim of our present study was to clarify whether lymphocytes bearing genetic or sporadic risk factors of AD share an increased susceptibility to cell death. Additionally we examined whether a cell typespecific vulnerability pattern was present and how normal aging, the main risk factor of sporadic AD, contributes to changes in susceptibility to cell death. Here, we report that lymphocytes affected by sporadic or genetic APP and PS1 AD risk factors share an increased vulnerability to cell death and exhibit a similar cell type-specific pattern, given that enhanced vulnerability was most strongly developed in the CD4+ T-cell subtype. In this paradigm, sporadic risk factors revealed the highest impact on cell type-specific sensitivity of CD4+ T cells to apoptosis. In contrast, normal aging results in an increased susceptibility to apoptosis of both, CD4+ and CD8+ T cells.


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Kate Beckinsale, Jeremy Piven, Peter Krause and Paula Patton will have to set their alarm clocks rather early on Dec. 11.
The foursome has been tapped to announce the nominees for the 72nd annual Golden Globe Awards, joining Hollywood Foreign Press Association president Theo Kingma, Dick Clark Productions' executive producer Barry Adelman, and Miss Golden Globe Greer Grammer at the before-sunrise event on Thursday.
The first group of nominees will be announced at 5:20 a.m. PT, with a second group slated to be announced during a live broadcast on The Today Show at 5:38 a.m. PT from the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The nominations announcement — to cover film and television nominees in 25 categories — will stream on GoldenGlobes.com and HFPA.org. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will host the big show from the Beverly Hilton Hotel for the third year in a row. The Golden Globe Awards air on NBC on Jan. 11, 2015.
Of the four actors who will announce the nominees, Piven is the sole winner. He picked up a Golden Globe in 2008 for his role on Entourage. Krause has been nominated two times.
A recent medical school grad who takes a position at a mental institution soon finds himself taken with one of his colleagues — though he has no initial idea of a recent, horrifying staffing change.
Nine pictures from the Absolutely Anything set in London from April 8 (Tuesday) have now been added to the gallery – enjoy!
Kate attended the 2014 Jameson Empire Awards in London on Sunday (March 30) to honour excellence in both the local British and global film industry. Click here for some pictures – for those interested, she wore a Jenny Packham dress with Christian Louboutin bag and shoes.
With the introduction of Selene (Kate Beckinsale) and Michael Corvin's (Scott Speedman) hybrid daughter, Eve (India Eisley), in the 2012 Underworld: Awakening, Screen Gems passed the torch to another star in hopes of continuing the franchise.
After a decade-long battle between vampires and werewolves, like it or not, the Underworld franchise is legit. After four successful films, I'm told by my studio Intel that Screen Gems is actively developing the fifth, currently titled Underworld: Next Generation.
While the title could change by the time they go into production, right now they're seeking a writer and director for the fifth film, although Len Wiseman remains producer. It's also unclear what direction they will be going as Beckeisale is not attached yet, officially. Hence the title, Next Generation, it's implied that the new film will follow Eve as the film's protagonist.
Again, since a director and writer have yet to be assigned, things could change. But in the early stages of development, this is where the studio hopes to take the franchise come 2015. (Source)
Kate attended the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Presents 2014 Los Angeles Dinner "What You Do Matters" yesterday (she looked stunning!) and I have now uploaded a couple of images of the event here. The dinner honored Sir Ben Kingsley with it's National Leadership Award for his contributions to keeping Holocaust memory alive and advancing the Museum's mission.
The gallery has been updated with over 1,000 captures from The Trials of Cate McCall in which Kate portrayed the eponymous heroine. Click here to check them out – I'll replace them with better quality images when I get my hands on the DVD!
Fabulous news everyone – Kate has signed up for a new project which looks really promising!
Kate Beckinsale has boarded the Terry Jones-directed comedy Absolutely Anything which is prepping for a March 24 shoot start in London. She'll star opposite Simon Pegg and joins a cast that includes Robin Williams, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Eddie Izzard, Joanna Lumley, and the Monty Python gang. Pegg plays a disillusioned school teacher who suddenly finds he has the ability to do anything he wishes, a challenge bestowed upon him by a group of power-crazed aliens watching from space. The aliens are voiced by Jones and his Python co-horts John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle and Michael Palin. Struggling with the new-found powers, he calls upon his loyal canine companion Dennis (voiced by Williams) to help him along the way. Mishap after mishap finally leads him to an ultimate conundrum: Should he choose the girl (Beckinsale) or the dog? (Read more…)
The first trailer for a new film inspired by the Amanda Knox and Meredith Kercher murder case has premiered […].
Directed by Michael Winterbottom, The Face of an Angel is a movie adaptation of US journalist Barbie Latza Nadeau's book, Angel Face: Sex, Murder and the Inside Story of Amanda Knox.
Beckinsale, 40, plays Simone Ford, a journalist investigating a young woman accused of murder, while Bruhl, known for his role as Niki Lauda in Formula One movie Rush, takes on the role of a struggling filmmaker. […]
The Face of an Angel is currently in post-production and is due for release later this year. (Source)
Captures can be found here.
I updated the gallery with two new events that Kate has attended on January 27:
Bethesda has always employed top notch voice talent for The Elder Scrolls franchise and The Elder Scrolls Online will be no different. In a recent press release, Bethesda unveiled some of the vast that will be lending their voices to the game, accompanied by a Voice Cast Reveal video posted below. The video includes commentary from John Cleese (Monty Python and the Holy Grail), Kate Beckinsale (Underworld), Michael Gambon (Harry Potter), Alfred Molina (Spider-Man 2), Bill Nighy (Underworld), and Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange). [….]
If all goes according to plan, The Elder Scrolls Online will launch on PC (Windows and Mac) on April 4, with the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions following sometime in June. (Source)
You can watch a video in which Kate talks about her character below.
Just how amazing did Kate look at the Golden Globes yesterday? :)
The actress stunned in a sleeveless, gunmetal metallic gown by Zuhair Murad, which she paired with Chopard jewels. Celebrity hairstylist Sascha Breuer, who created Beckinsale's edgy hair look Sunday evening, used Moroccanoil to give the star a "punk-inspired diva look." (Source)
Kate attended the Private Antonio Berardi Dinner in Beverley Hills on January 7 – click on the thumbnails below to see some pictures from the event!
Similarly, Kate Beckinsale looked elegant in a curve-hugging black and white number by Antonio Berardi that highlighted her sculpted arms and svelte silhouette. A metallic clutch and strappy black sandals added a hint of glamour to her look. (Source)


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- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.99 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 13 years of age.
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Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 9.90 for adults and EUR 4.75 for children (approximately)
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Pitcher Drinks: Hibiscus-Tequila Cooler
A cocktail in a pitcher means more time outside relaxing and less time inside making drinks. Hibiscus gives this drink a tart and floral flavor and a gorgeous color. More
A cocktail in a pitcher means more time outside relaxing and less time inside making drinks. Hibiscus gives this drink a tart and floral flavor and a gorgeous color. More
As you plot your Super Bowl party, you're probably thinking about wings and dips, nachos and chili, potato skins and of course, a most importantly, a fridge full of beer. But it's nice to have a pitcher of cocktails—and an non-alcoholic option—ready as well. Here are a few ideas to get you started. More
Sangria doesn't have to be about bad red wine with sad chunks of apple swimming around in it. These three sangria recipes take advantage of the amazing stone fruits—peaches! plums!—that are at their peak right now. More
We've already had a string of exceptionally hot, humid days here in NYC, so the need for something refreshing and delicious that isn't necessarily boozy is especially acute. Limeade is just different enough that it seems like an impressive addition to a summer picnic lunch or dinner party, but is still ridiculously easy to make from scratch. Here are three fresh takes on limeade that are just as good as the original. More
Like a tea made without tea leaves, a tisane is made by infusing fresh herbs in hot water. Here are three flavor combinations that I'm really into right now, all served on ice for warm-weather sipping. More
When the hot summer days roll around, we've got one thing on our minds when it comes to drinks: fresh lemonade. If store-bought is your thing (and frankly, on hot, lazy, summer days, a good fresh store-bought lemonade made from real lemons can be a life saver), then check out our Guide to the Best Ready-To-Drink Lemonade. But if you've got a good juicer and 15 minutes, adding a bit of elbow grease to making your own fresh homemade lemonade will make it taste all the sweeter. More


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What is pelvic cancer?
Pelvic cancer refers to a variety of cancers involving the structures and organs in the pelvis. Your pelvic area is the lower portion of the trunk of your body. It contains the pelvic bones, bladder, rectum, and reproductive organs.
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Pelvic cancers that can affect both sexes include bladder cancer, anal cancer, rectal cancer, chondrosarcoma (cancer of the cartilage), and osteosarcoma (cancer of the bone). Pelvic cancer can also occur from the spread or metastasis of other cancers from different areas of the body.
Because the pelvic area contains the reproductive organs, there are pelvic cancers that can affect men and women separately. For men, this includes prostate and testicular cancer. For women, pelvic cancer can include cervical, ovarian, uterine or endometrial, vaginal, and vulvar cancer.
Normally, old or damaged cells in your body will stop dividing and die before they can become cancerous. Healthy young cells usually replace these cells. Cancer occurs when old or damaged cells continue to divide and multiply uncontrollably. In pelvic cancer, the malignancy or cancer develops in the structures or organs of the pelvic area.
Treatment and prognosis of pelvic cancer varies depending on the type of cancer and the stage of advancement; your age, medical history, and coexisting conditions or diseases; and other factors. Treatment may include surgery, radiation therapy, hormone therapy, and chemotherapy. In general, diagnosis and treatment in an early stage of development, before cancer cells have spread, offers the best prognosis for a complete cure.
Pelvic cancer can lead to life-threatening complications and can be fatal, especially left undetected and untreated. Seeking regular medical care offers the best chances of discovering pelvic cancer in its earliest, most curable stage, often before symptoms are present. If you have pelvic cancer, following your treatment plan may help reduce your risk of serious complications.
What are the symptoms of pelvic cancer?
Symptoms of pelvic cancer vary depending on the type of cancer.
Symptoms of cervical cancerCervical cancer is a malignancy of the cervix, the organ that provides an opening between the vagina and the uterus. Generally, cervical cancer produces no symptoms in its earliest stages. Symptoms ... Read more about pelvic cancersymptoms
What causes pelvic cancer?
Normally cells in your body that are old or damaged will stop dividing and die before they can become cancerous. Healthy young cells usually replace these cells. Pelvic cancer occurs when old or damaged cells to continue to divide and multiply uncontrollably. What causes this to happen is not known for most cancers.
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Treatment of pelvic cancer begins with seeking regular, routine medical care throughout your life. Regular medical care allows your healthcare provider to best evaluate your risks of developing pelvic cancer and perform routine screening measures, diagnostic testing, and other assessments as needed. These measures greatly increase the chances of detecting pelvic cancer in its earliest, most cur... Read more about pelvic cancertreatments


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Report: Foreclosure filings in Arizona at lowest since 2006
PHOENIX -- New foreclosure filings in Arizona have fallen to the lowest level in seven years, a sign of a recovering housing market, according to RealtyTrac, a real estate information company.
New foreclosure filings in Arizona fell to 2,500 in September, the fewest since August 2006, according to RealtyTrac's statistics.
"I would say that it's on the leading edge of getting through the bulk of the foreclosure problem," said Daren Blomquist, vice president of RealtyTrac.
Even though Phoenix and Tucson lead the housing market recovery, Arizona as a whole has seen a decrease in foreclosures, he said.
For the third quarter of 2013, Arizona's average foreclosure process took 240 days to complete, Blomquist said.
Arizona's foreclosure process was ninth-fastest among states during that period, he said, adding that Texas had the fastest foreclosure process at 164 days.
Michael Orr, director of the Real Estate Center at Arizona State University's W.P. Carey School of Business, said appreciating home prices remove incentives for people to go into foreclosure, noting the people no longer feel their homes are worthless.
Although many homeowners still haven't fully recouped equity in their homes, the market is better than it was a few years ago, he said.
"There's still quite a lot of people who are underwater, but the number of people underwater now is about half of what is was two years ago when we were at the bottom of the market," Orr said.
The Phoenix metropolitan area had about 1,600 new foreclosure listings in September, the lowest total since July 2006, according to RealtyTrac's statistics.
The Tucson area had about 400 new foreclosure listings in September, down from nearly 1,400 from the same month the year prior, according to RealtyTrac's statistics.
Cathy Erchull, president of the Tucson Association of Realtors, said that area is experiencing an increased inventory of homes on the market.
The average home in the Pima County is on the market for about four or five months, she said, adding any longer would be a buyers' market and any shorter would be a sellers' market.
"When you're looking at those kind of things, we're more in the normal market," Erchull said.
Flagstaff had 45 new foreclosure listings in September, down from 103 in September 2012, according to RealtyTrac's statistics.
Jacquie Kellogg, president-elect of the Northern Arizona Association of Realtors, said that area has many second homes, which weren't as affected by the housing crisis, she said.
"When we had the crash, we never really went down as far as the other markets did," Kellogg said.
The market is still a few years away from fully recovering from the housing crisis, she said.
Many many properties don't make it to foreclosure because people short-sell their homes, something that may replace foreclosures, Kellogg said.
"I actually see short sales taking over foreclosures because it's more efficient and so doesn't cost the bank as much," she said.
George Hammond, associate director at the Economic and Business Research Center at the University of Arizona's Eller College of Business, said the overall performance of the economy is an important factor in home prices and foreclosures.
Arizona has experienced slow job and income growth since the economy bottomed out in 2010, he said, adding these factors also attract people from other parts of the country.
"It also tends to increase population growth, and that tends to drive demand for housing as new people move into the region, and that supports overall house price growth," Hammond said.


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Well, I think the writers can still do as they please. Britt only knows what her crazy mad scientist mom has told her. There may have been leftovers from Dante that weren't mixed with Lulu's.
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Quote taramartin: Ok, now Elizabeth knows Dante is Ben's father but is anyone in PC questioning who the mother is? I am sorry for Lulu but wish it was Britt - only on a soap could that be true.
I do too.
I really like Britt with Nic and Spencer. he has changed her life.
I don't know why anyone would be looking for more details.
Brad showed Dante and Lulu the report by Ellie that their embryos were destroyed by accident.
Why would they question that?
Ohhh-- excellent point (that Brad showed them a report that showed the embryo's destroyed! - I love it) I want Ben to be Dante's donation and Brit' egg --- No way do I want Screwloose getting her hands on Ben or any other baby - ever! Dante- yes! Shrewlu- NEVER
IMO, they aren't going to keep looking into the situation now that they know where Britt got her sperm from.
It's going to take Ben needing medical attention that neither Britt or Dante are a match for for the truth to come out.
Maybe down the road.......
If they have any brain cells they'll question anything. Logic dictates second, third and even forth opinions. That's just standard.
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Seafood risotto is a delicious way to enjoy a classic Italian dish. Here is an easy recipe for seafood risotto.See Transcript
Transcript:How to Make Seafood RisottoHi, I'm Jason Smiles and this is About.com. Today we're going to learn how to make seafood risotto.
Ingredients for Seafood RisottoHere are a list of ingredients you'll need today: one medium onion; a head of garlic; chicken broth; some fresh parsley; 100% pure olive oil (you can use butter if you'd like but I prefer olive oil); wide grain Arborio rice, specifically for risotto, half a pound of mussels, half a pound of shrimp and half a pound of sea scallops, a little bit of salt and a little bit of pepper.
Today I'm going to be using a recipe that calls for 1 cup of Arborio rice. If you'd like to double or half the recipe, make sure you double or half the rest of the ingredients you're using today.
Make the Seafood RisottoThe first thing you want to do with the risotto is get your chicken broth (or vegetable stock) going at a good boil. You're going to need this throughout the entire process of cooking so it's essential you get it going first. This recipe calls for five cups. Get it on a good medium high heat until it boils. You will be adding it continuously throughout the entire recipe.
While the broth is warming up, we're going to coat this pan here. I'm using a cast-iron skillet. You can use any skillet you have at home. We're going to add these garlic and onions to the skillet. The goal is we want to soften them, but not brown them. We want these onions translucent. We got the heat going real low, and we're going to keep these cooking. This is going to take a little while, probably about five to ten minutes before we're ready for the rice. The stirring will prevent them from browning, which you do not want to happen.
The key to this step is adding the rice and mixing it into to the oil as thoroughly as possible. We want to cover every grain of rice on all sides. After the grains have been completely covered, it's time to add the stock. Approximately 2/3 of a cup, just dump it right there into the pan and mix it all in. This first one will absorb very quickly. Stir it around till all the liquid is absorbed, and add some more liquid.
One of the other ways to make sure your risotto is on track is to take a good look at the rice- how big is it? After each addition of broth, you should see a little increase in the size in the granules of rice. Toward the end, you'll be able to notice a big difference when they're large.
Once you get through about 2 to 3 cups of this stock, you're going to want to check the rice. Mmmmm, perfect.
Add the Seafood to the Seafood RisottoNow it's time to add the seafood, and we're going to add all the remaining broth. You want to incorporate all your ingredients here. You want to make sure those mussels are getting cooked, those shrimp are getting cooked and those scallops are getting cooked. Undercooked seafood can be very dangerous. As you're stirring and letting all this liquid you poured in reduce, you're going to take out some of the mussels that haven't opened. That means they're dead- not dangerous, you just need to remove them.
This is not really a watery dish so if the texture is too watery, keep on cooking. You are about ready to serve.
That is a perfect seafood risotto. A little bit of parsley, and you're reading for dinner. I hope you enjoy your seafood risotto.
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As an incoming student who has demonstrated an interest and exceptional ability in German, you could be eligible to receive the Bremer German Scholarship. Established by C. Christopher Bremer, Class of 1960, this $5,000 scholarship is awarded every four years to one student in the incoming class. It will next be available to a member of the Class of 2022.
The scholarship is renewable for the recipient's remaining three years at Davidson as long as the student maintains the required grade point average, makes expected progress toward graduation, and successfully completes at least one course in the German Department per year. In the junior and senior years, that course must be either offered through our Berlin program or a 400-level seminar course.


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Caroline & Padhraic - Wedding 8th April 2015
"Its nearly a week now since our wedding day at the Glenview Hotel. Cannot say enough about the setting, the hotel and especially the staff. Without hesitation we'd recommend this hotel to anyone. Thanks especially to Alina, Sabina and Mark. From Caroline & Padhraic"
Attracta and Ray – Wedding 29th December 2014
"We had a fantastic day at the Glenview Hotel. We could not praise the professionalism of both Alina and Sabine highly enough. They went above and beyond the call of duty. The ceremony room and function room were both magical, and the day was completely stress free. The attention to detail was excellent, as was the fact that nothing was a problem and all requests were followed through effortlessly. Our guest had an amazing day."
Adele & Gavin - Wedding 6th of December 2014
"A huge thank you to everyone at the Glenview Hotel. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff. Sabine was amazing on the day and kept everything running smoothly. Alina had some brilliant ideas and was so helpful leading up to the wedding. She even helped us in finding vendors, and went above and beyond by turning up on our wedding day which was her Saturday off. The function room surpassed all our expectations, so much effort went into the décor and we were delighted with how everything looked. The food was consistently excellent. We had so many compliments on our wedding, and had such a perfect day. Every detail was taken care of and we can't recommend you all highly enough.
Thank you for making us all so welcome!"
Stephanie & Ross Gavin -Wedding 20th October 2014
"Our wedding couldn't have been more perfect thanks to the staff at the Glenview. From the day we contacted Alina about booking our wedding, to the big day itself they couldn't have been more professional or more attentive to us. Their attention to detail is fantastic and Alina is incredibly creative which made choosing a theme quick and easy.
On the day itself the serving staff were fast and efficient meaning not one of our guests were left waiting for their food. The whole meal was delicious and we were all stuffed by the end. The manager on the day was incredibly attentive and ready to fulfil any request we might have. We held the ceremony in the hotel also and the room was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The gardens were the ideal setting for our photographs with the autumn backdrop of the Glen.
We can't praise them enough for everything they did to make our big day so special. I would highly recommend the Glenview for the venue for any event, especially a wedding."
Amy & Stephen Breen - Wedding 27th of September 2014
"Dear Alina and all the wonderful staff of the Glenview Hotel, we just want to express our sincere thanks for creating such a wonderful wedding reception for us and our guests on 27th September 2014. Alina you were so creative & looked after any requirements! You helped us generate and fresh out ideas, themes & made us feel really excited about throwing the party of our lives! Everyone loved the day. They enjoyed the garden party, the food was beautiful & lots of it, and the service fantastic. We can't thank you enough! Lots of love, Amy & Stephen."
Louise Jordan & Philip Murray - Wedding 20 September 2014
"We just wanted to say a huge thank you for making our wedding day extra special on 20 September 2014. We had a brilliant day and everything went so smoothly. From beginning to end you made planning our wedding so straightforward. The food was absolutely top class and the service from all your staff was flawless. We had a lot of compliments about your food on the day. I would like to thank Alina for all your help and inspiration in planning our big day. I would also like to say a big thanks to Sabine and her team who made a great impression on all our guests and particularly on us. Sabine gave us great confidence that everything would run smoothly and she was true to her word. We were delighted with our gift from the hotel of the champagne flutes. Many thanks again, Louise & Philip"
Roisin Collopy & Tomas O'Floinn - Wedding 19th of September 2014
"Hi Alina, we just wanted to say 'THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH' for all your amazing help, support, creativity and inspiration for our wedding. You really added so much to the planning and build up - getting us on board with having a theme and doing some DIY crafty things! It wouldn't have been the same without you and we really appreciated it. We'd also like to say a massive thanks to Sabine and her team who did an amazing job on the day as well. Sabine was just so efficient and on top of everything ensuring the nights festivities went seamlessly!"
Michelle and Anthony O'Riordan - Wedding 13 September 2014
"My husband and I visited many hotel venues for our wedding day, but the Glenview topped our list immediately. We were given such a warm friendly and relaxed welcome.
All of the staff are extremely pleasant, helpful and courteous. We had many visits back to the Glenview before our big day, we attended the leisure centre many a Sunday for a swim
sauna and dip in their outdoor hot tub, followed by dinner in either the fabulous Woodlands restaurant with stunning views, or their Conservatory bar for delicious Sunday carvery. We were given 6 months complimentary membership to their leisure centre when we booked our date. Our wedding co-ordinator Alina, was fantastic, from the word go, she was a pleasure to work with and gave us so much of her time. Alina helped us to choose a theme, colour scheme, she looked up ideas and got to know what we liked and would email me with suggestions. She saved us money too especially with our garden decorations for our arrivals reception. Alina took a lot of our stress away, being so helpful and attentive. I loved that she was so excited and enthusiastic about our day.
Our wedding day was like a fairy-tale, we had a fabulous day from start to finish, the sun was shining, guests relaxed outside on arrival, in stunning surroundings, nobody wanted to leave the gardens, so beautiful. Our meal was delicious and the service was superb. We danced the night away and some of the staff did too, a big thank you to Sabine who looked after us on the day, so caring and attentive, and put so much work into our preparations and ensuring all of our guests were looked after.
My nana who is not very mobile was assisted to with all of her needs, and cannot stop praising all of the staff. I would highly recommend the Glenview!
Excellent food, stunning location, beautiful grounds, and to top it off amazing staff. Huge thank you to Alina, Vivienne, Sabine and Hazel."
Elaine & Alan - Wedding 5 September 2014
"Hi Alina, we would like to thank you for Friday and for all your help with the wedding planning. Yourself and Sabine did an absolutely fantastic job, we couldn't have asked for better. The waiters and bar staff were fantastic and the wedding meal and BBQ food next day were excellent. The gardens were decorated beautifully for both days it was very clear a lot of effort was put in. Our guests were also very impressed with their rooms and complimented the size and cleanliness as well as the amazing views. We can't thank you enough for making the biggest day of our lives a dream come through and will be recommending you to all of our friends. Elaine & Alan"
Lara & Michael - Wedding 30 August 2014
"Hi Alina,
A massive thank you to everyone at the Glenview for making our day so special. Thanks to yourself for all the creative ideas and all your planning assistance which definitely took the stress out of things for us. In the months leading up to the day we had great support from all staff with menu tasting and booking in our many guests (thanks to Alena).
The day itself ran so smoothly thanks to all your preparation and Sabine's organisation and implementation. Our guests are still raving about the beautiful views, lovely food and excellent service. Everyone had a great day, night and weekend…especially both of us.
We could not recommend the Glenview highly enough to any couple planning their wedding. A huge thanks once again for everything!"
Conal and Edel - Wedding 23 August 2014
"Hi Alina, On behalf of Edel and myself, I just wanted to say how grateful we both are for all your help and efforts in organising the reception in the Glenview on Saturday. The hotel looked stunning, especially the gardens, and a lot of our guests commented to us how friendly and attentive the staff were on the day. Knowing how well looked-after our guests were really helped us enjoy our special day. Similarly, please pass on our gratitude to Barry, Sabine, Chef and all the catering staff. The food was amazing and more than a few people told us how great it was to see extra helpings being offered. Our day was truly unforgettable and that was due in no small part to your own skill and professionalism and that of the Glenview. Once again, many thanks for everything. Kind regards, Conal and Edel"
Yvonne & Peter Scott - Wedding 21 August 2014
"Dear Alina, just a note to thank you very much for all your hard work and dedication that you put into planning our Wedding Day. I really couldn't have done it without you and you are well and truly suited to your job and amazing at it. Everyone had the best day, myself and Peter especially. All the months of planning really paid off. I wish you all the best in the future, not that you need it, you are just amazing!"
Pamela Ryan and Damien Gaffney- Wedding 9 August 2014
"We got married in the Glenview Hotel the 9th Aug 2014. We had the most wonderful weekend there. The food was gorgeous, the staff were so helpful and friendly. We no worries on the day, they were always 2 steps ahead of us! Our guests are still talking about how great our wedding was. We got fabulous photos in the gardens. I would just like to thank Alina & Sabine for everything!"
Lisa & Ronan Lafford - Wedding 19 July 2014
"Thank you Alina, Sabine and all the fantastic staff for making our day so special and welcoming. The room and the gardens looked beautiful. You all went above and beyond in every possible way. We were looked after so well and our guests could not praise the food, the hotel and staff enough. We had an amazing day and experience thank you xxxxx"
Ruth Maguire and Brendan Delany - Wedding 4th July 2014
"We were treated like royalty from the time we booked the venue until the time we checked out the day after the wedding. "Our wish was your desire". Every time we visited the Glenview we were given special treatment and it was lovely to see familiar faces each time - staff who really appeared to enjoy helping us with everything. Management and staff worked tirelessly to ensure everyone enjoyed the day. Not meaning to leave anyone out, we would like to send special thanks to Alina, Sabine, Amanda, the kitchen and serving staff and the lovely friendly girl who managed the bar at our wedding. We would very highly recommend the Glenview to everyone who is looking for a great venue."
Jennifer Richardson & Philip Maher - Wedding 1st June 2014
"Most Amazing Experience - I had my wedding in The Glenview. From the outset of my planning the staff at the hotel were so so helpful. They made the whole process hassle free and fun. Alina in particular was amazing and went above and beyond the call of duty to make everything fabulous for our day. The gardens ceremony looked like something from a fairy-tale; Sabine made sure everything went to plan. Meal was delicious and all staff were efficient and helpful on the day. I will look back on it as the happiest and beautiful day if my life and this is thanks in no small part to the Glenview and the staff. Xxx"
Ciara Mc Grane & Philip Bergin - Wedding 31 May 2014
"Alina, I just want to say thank you so much for everything you did for us on our wedding day. It was absolutely perfect! The room and the gardens were amazing looking. The garden was like something from a photoshoot. I was delighted you had the idea of the lanterns because it really gave the gardens a magical look! You made sure all my ideas were presently perfectly. You were so easy to deal with throughout the whole process and so encouraging of all my weird ideas. Also we got our photos back digitally and the pictures on the driveway are great! Everybody was raving about the food, it was absolutely delicious and there was loads of it! I would like you to pass my thanks onto Sabine as well. She was brilliant on the day. She was on point with all the timings and arrangements and she has a great personality. All my family had nothing but good things to say about her!"
Emer & Richard Croston, Wedding 10 May 2014
"We got married on the 10th of May which was one of the best days of our lives, The Glenview really made this possible for us. I can't say enough about this place. The food, the staff and level of care that was provided to us by all the team was 150%. We can't wait to go back and visit. For anyone looking for a fantastic and flawless reception The Glenview is the place to go.. Thank you again for a very special day. Emer & Richard Croston xxx"
Debbie Walker & Steven Kool, Wedding 23 May 2014
"Glenview was perfect for our wedding. We planned our wedding from abroad, so had to depend on good communication and the staff working well with my parents, and we were so pleased with how it went, from the planning stage to the end of the day. The staff were excellent, incredibly helpful and fun, and were committed to making the day fantastic for us, which they did. The function room, the service, the dance floor were all perfect, and the drinks reception on arrival was wonderful. The rooms were lovely, the breakfast delicious. Our guests had such a great time. We loved the location too - not too far from Dublin, but just far enough and with a beautiful view of Wicklow. We would recommend Glenview Hotel without hesitation to any engaged couple. Alina was an incredible help - we were so thankful for how committed she was to making the day an expression of us and perfect for us. Sabine on the night was so much fun and a great help. We appreciate so much the excellent staff - thank you!"
Maria & Tony Hilton, Wedding 10th April 2014
"I really don't know how I can put forward how amazing the Glenview is as a wedding location. We got married there on the 10th of April this year and it was nothing short of perfect. Alina, our wedding coordinator made everything absolutely perfect. Her attention to detail is fantastic and you really feel like she's planning her best friend's wedding. That job is ideal for her! Everything from the build-up preparations to suggesting those little extra touches that make a difference to being a comfort when external planning gets tough, we couldn't have wished for anything more. On the day, they made sure we weren't bothered with anything and instead coordinated with the wedding party so that they made everything as lovely for us as possible. The room was decorated to perfection and Alina really helped to add in those extra details which make things special. I have to also call out Sabine who is a truly fantastic organiser on the day too. She helped to organise everything really well and you got the feeling that she was in full control of absolutely everything behind the scenes with Alina. They're a fab team. Together with the stunning location, beautiful main room, tasty food, beautifully decorated bridal suite and the amazing staff we couldn't have asked for anything more. I highly recommend this as the perfect wedding venue."
Clare Moloney and Colin Weafer, Wedding 24th of April 2014
"Our whole day went so smoothly. Every request I had was accommodated. I knew one thing I wouldn't have to worry about was the wedding reception as I had been to weddings in the Glen View before and knew that the Hotel and staff were very experienced in hosting a wedding reception. It meant I relaxed and enjoyed every minute of the day. All reports back from my guests were 100% positive.
I would just like to thank Alina and all the staff in the Glenview Hotel. It was obvious that a lot of hard work went into our day. My guests all commented on the fabulous service they received, the staff really out did themselves. The food was amazing. I was very happy to hear that everyone felt they had loads of eat and drink all day. Overall it was a brilliant experience and I would recommend the Glenview to anyone for a wedding. Thanks again, Clare, Colin & Sarah."
Eileen Broughan, Mother of the Bride - Wedding 4th April 2014
"I want to say a 'HUGE' thank you to everyone at the Glenview Hotel Wicklow for such an amazing day at my daughter's wedding day last Friday, The whole day was perfect from start to finish. Ican't even find the words to thank the wedding planner 'Alina', her attention to detail was fantastic, and of course the manageress on duty 'Sabina' who delivered the most perfect day, and what a dancer she was too! To all the staff serving in the room, everyone commented that nothing was too much trouble to them at all! What a fantastic hotel to have a fantastic day!
Thank you all so much and continued success to you all.xxx"
Trish & Benjamin Jukes, Wedding 22nd March 2014
"From the moment we booked our wedding with The Glenview everything was perfect. The people we dealt with, the way we were dealt with was just so lovely and so, so professional. I cannot recommend them highly enough. ALL of the staff were a pleasure to deal with from our wedding co-ordinations Alina and Sabine to each and every person that served us and our guest's dinner. All of my guests commented on this. Their attention to detail was excellent in that I had a particular vision in my head of how I wanted everything to look and sure enough when I walked into our reception room for the first time I could not have been happier, it was everything I had hoped for and more. The food was excellent and their choice of wine was second to none as it really complimented the food.
Our stay there was also amazing, so relaxing, just what you need after a year's wedding planning :-) I used The Haven for a facial and manicure and once again I wasn't disappointed -perfect.
If you are considering using The Glenview for your wedding reception, just go ahead and book - it'll be so worth it. Same goes for if you're just looking for a weekend away it's the perfect choice. Now just go ahead and Enjoy!!"


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Local kids kept warm in the chilly weather Saturday morning by taking a run around the track.
The City of Aiken's Fifth Annual Kids' Marathon concluded with the Fun Run where local children completed 26.2 miles of walking, jogging or running with a 1.2 mile race around the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center track.
This year, 85 children enrolled and 64 participated in the Fun Run.
"We're so pleased with the outcome and the numbers," said City Recreation Program Supervisor Jessica Campbell.
The running program consists of kids running at home and school as they record their progress over a few weeks time before hitting the asphalt at Odell Weeks to complete their 26.2 mile goal.
The Fun Run is an exciting event for the kids who get to participate in a friendly competition but all get medals for completing. They're cheered on by family and other peers, and get the satisfaction of crossing the finish line.
Campbell said it's a wonderful opportunity to teach kids from kindergarten through fifth grade the importance of physical fitness.
"The City definitely has a focus on promoting health and wellness in the community," Campbell said. "We will definitely continue to offer programs such as this to support that initiative."
St. Mary's and Mead Hall had an active group of runners at the event, and Campbell said she hopes to see more schools get involved in the future.
Sponsors included Moe's Southwest Grill, At Home Personal Training, Aiken Running Club, Fleet Feet Sports and Eat Smart Move More Aiken County.
Aiken PRT names boys who ran marathonThe following boys participated in the City of Aiken kids' marathon: Pierre Zanife, 8:32; Cole Dewitt, 8:33; Sullivan Boni, 8:57; Luke Hanna, 9:11; Nicholas Judd, 9:12; Joseph Riveglia, 9:12; Brad Singer, 9:30; Kyle Tucker, 9:32; Justin Hansen, 10:16; Andrew Singer, 10:21; Wes Tucker, 10:26; Richard Anaclerio, 10:30; Noah Theobald, 10:37; Lance Rolka, 10:42; J. Strom Thurmond, 10:45; Brendan Judd, 10:50; Lucius A. Brown, 10:59; Craver King, 11:24; Christopher Bell, 11:33; Kenny Evenson, 11:42; Timothy Reid, 11:42; Nicholas Riveglia, 14:14; Joseph Beach, 14:29; Hayden Fleming, 16:05; Dakota Larochelle, 17:26; Farooq Alsoudi, 18:18; Brady Dial; Wyatt Garrett; Ethan Parker and Michael Roberts.Aiken PRT names girls who ran marathonThe following girls participated in the City of Aiken kids' marathon: Eliza King, 8:51; Maggie O'leary, 9:11; Emma Poteat, 9:31; Christa Berry, 10:09; Madelyn Smith, 10:15; Carolyn Carpenter, 10:23; Abigail Smith, 10:35; Lilly Judd, 11:50; Grace Holley, 11:55; Jessica Smith, 11:57; Sandi King, 12:40; Susan Bronikowski, 12:44; Bella Boni, 12:57; Katelyn Vergakis, 12:58; Emily Berry, 13:16; Carly Dewitt, 13:18; Kaylee McElwain, 13:30; Cyndi Vangelas, 13:41; Jumanah Alsoudi, 13:54; Lila Skipper, 14:19; Lilli Orr, 14:30; Isabella Shappell, 14:32; Lily Hunter, 14:35; Kendall Hopkins, 14:42; Kaiya Grace Drenten, 14:43; Sophie Klipa, 14:44; Sara B. Vergakis, 14:50; Arein Delariate, 14:52; Maia Stefanakos, 14:55; Lauren Hofstetter, 15:37; Hannah Wheeland, 16:16; Alexis Hooper, 16:31; Rylie Garrett, 17:00; Jaiden Garrett, 17:11; Kayla French, 17:34; Ashley Oerman, 17:50; Avery Childers, 18:47; Marcela Johnson, 19:21; Megan Callahan; Hunter Creasy; Elana Darragh; Ansley Dial; Laila Evans; Danielle Gelinas; Kenley Hanna; Emma Lawler; Esther Marks; Kirstin Mimmie; Ceirra Moore; Katie Roberts; Heidi Rolka; Urich Sheppard; Isabel Stubbs; Gina Hoffstetter and Rose Pryzwara.
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1. overhead - noun
· the expense of maintaining property (e.g., paying property taxes and utilities and insurance); it does not include depreciation or the cost of financing or income taxes
Synonym(s): operating_expense, operating_cost, budget_items
Hypernym(s): expense, disbursal, disbursement
2. overhead - noun
· (computer science) the processing time required by a device prior to the execution of a command
Synonym(s): command_processing_overhead_time, command_processing_overhead, command_overhead
Hypernym(s): processing_time
3. overhead - noun
· (computer science) the disk space required for information that is not data but is used for location and timing
Synonym(s): disk_overhead
Hypernym(s): disk_space, disc_space
4. overhead - noun
· a transparency for use with an overhead projector
Synonym(s): viewgraph
Hypernym(s): foil, transparency
5. overhead - noun
· (nautical) the top surface of an enclosed space on a ship
Hypernym(s): ceiling
6. overhead - noun
· a hard return hitting the tennis ball above your head
Synonym(s): smash
Hypernym(s): return
7. overhead - adjective
· located or originating from above; "an overhead crossing"
Antonym(s): surface, subsurface
8. overhead - adverb
· above your head; in the sky; "planes were flying overhead"
9. overhead - adverb
· above the head; over the head; "bring the legs together overhead"
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Contemporary Museums
written by Chris van Uffelen
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Museums are some of the great architectural hallmarks of any place. Since the discovery of the Bilbao Effect, triggered at the end of the last century by the Frank O. Gehry's building, new museums have been emerging all over the world. The volume presents the most varied forms of exhibition buildings of the last decade and reveals their varied spatial and architectural concepts.


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