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Only Habla Ya Spanish Students are eligible for the special rates for extended stays that appear on this page when they make their reservation through us. These special rates are offered to our students due to the amount of traffic that we generate for these hotels. Most of our recommended lodging options are located within walking distance to the school (3 - 10 minutes). If you prefer to be just out of town, Boquete Garden Inn (5 minute taxi drive or 45 minute walk) is a great choice.
The Haven Health Spa & Hotel
About the Haven Spa and its Practitioners
The Haven is a modern luxury boutique mountain retreat with 6 elegant rooms perfect to unwind, relax and renew your body and soul, surrounded by nature and tranquility. The Haven makes you feel as if you were far away in a quiet oasis, yet you are only a 15 minute walk from Habla Ya Spanish School and Boquete's favorite restaurants, bars and shops.
Here you will be able to enjoy first class spa treatments and massages, work out in the Haven's newly equipped gym, have a splash in its indoor swimming pool, relax in the jacuzzi or infrared sauna, or just soothe your senses during your stay in one of the Haven's peaceful hotel rooms and immerse yourself in its relaxing atmosphere.
The owners of the Haven Health Spa & Hotel, Sonia and Howard Jones, have more than 30 years of combined experience in the health industry. Sonia is a naturopath, nutritional therapist and reflexologist with qualifications in nutritional therapy and reflexology in Great Britain and in naturopathy in Australia. Howard Jones is a practiced acupuncturist and oversees of the management of the spa, the clinic and their own natural/organic spa skin care products. The Haven's staff also has specialists in Sports Injury, Remedial Massage, Joint Mobilization, and a Fitness Coach, as well as thoroughly trained and experienced masseuses. And finally, Priscilla Clare Nash, the manager of the Spa, will go above and beyond your expectations to make sure you get pampered and taken care of every single day, and she will make sure that you always receive the best of the best.
The Haven Spa & Hotel's First Class Facilities
The Have Spa & Hotel has the following facilities:
- 8 Hotel Rooms (4 Deluxe Rooms, 2 Standard Queen Rooms with and without terrace, 1 Twin Room, 1 Suite)
- Fully Equipped Gym with brand new machines, and full length windows facing the garden and creek
- Exercise Pool
- Jacuzzi
- Infrared Sauna (for a superior detox)
- Treatment Rooms
- Meeting Room
- Relaxation Areas, both inside and outside of the complex
- The Haven Spa Store, offering health and natural products of all kind
The Garden Suite: King size bed with extra comfortable 14" mattresses, kitchenette with granite, Air-Conditioning, Flat Screen 50" LED TV, DVD Player, tea maker, coffee maker, bathroom with two sinks and separate shower & bathtub, bathrobes, outside private terrace with table and chairs, mini refrigerator/bar, safe deposit box and hairdryer.
Deluxe King rooms: King Size bed with extra comfortable 14" mattress, Air-Conditioning (not that it is really necessary in Boquete), Flat Screen 32" TV, DVD Player, tea maker, coffee maker, large bathroom with two sinks, bathrobes, outside private terrace with table and chairs, mini refrigerator/bar, safe deposit box and hairdryer.
Queen rooms with Kitchenette: Queen Size bed, flat screen 32" TV, DVD player, bathrobes, tea maker, coffee maker, and a microwave, mini refrigerator/bar, bathroom and hairdryer.
Services Provided at the Haven Spa & Hotel
As a guest of the Haven Spa Hotel you will automatically have access to certain facilities such as the Gym, the Pool and the Spa. This access is included in the price of your stay. Spa treatments are offered at an extra cost. For pricing information please click here.
If you are not a guest at the hotel, you can also enjoy the Gym and Spa facilities of Haven Spa. You have the choice between daily, weekly, monthly and yearly memberships to the Gym and the Spa. For more information about memberships at the Haven Spa please click here.
At the Haven Spa & Hotel you will also be able to take Zumba Classes , and participate in workshops and courses about anti-ageing and health products/treatments.
Clinical Treatments
The clinical treatments at the Haven include acupuncture, deep tissue massages, cold laser treatments, joint and muscle work, naturopathic consultations and reflexology, arthritis and pain management programs, asthma treatments, and more. For a complete price list on clinical treatments please click here.
Spa Treatments & Programs
If you are looking for a purely "spa pamper experience" then you have found your Nirvana. There are a large variety of treatments you can choose from, to make your experience an unforgettable one:
- Facials, using natural organic products and aromatherapy
- Massage Treatments, such as Relaxation Massages, Hot Stone Massages, Aromatherapy Massages, Deep Tissue Massage, Back & Foot Massages
- Body Treatments (exfoliation, body scrubs, detox, wraps)
- Manicures and Pedicures
- Anti-Ageing/Weight Management Programs
As an Habla Ya student you will enjoy an automatic 10% discount off treatments at the Haven & Spa. For a complete price list of treatments please click here.
The Haven Spa & Hotel Rates *
|Queen Rooms with Kitchenette
|Deluxe Twin & King Rooms
|The Garden Suite
|Low Season
|High Season
|Low Season
|High Season
|Low Season
|High Season
|Per night
|For 1 week
|For 2 weeks
|For 3 weeks
|Each extra week
* Please note: The above stated prices do not include Panama's 10% hotel tax. Minimum age of stay is 18 years. Prices are for single occupancy. For double occupancy, please add $10/night per person. Breakfast is not included, but can be requested for an additional $5 per person. Low Season is from May to November and High Season is from December to April. These rates are only for Habla Ya students. Special student prices do not apply during National holidays in Panama. For stays over 4 weeks, the price will depend on availability, the length of your stay, and the season. The final price will have to be confirmed on a case by case basis. Please contact us to receive a quote.
The Haven Spa & Hotel is one of Boquete's newest hotels and is amongst our favorites because of its exceptional service, luxurious setting within nature, and due to the wide variety of spa services offered and facilities available for guests to enjoy and relax during their Spanish studies.
Valle del Rio Hotel & Restaurant
Secluded but Convenient
Valle del Río (River Valley) is located in the outskirts of the town of Boquete, only a 7 minute walk to Habla Ya Boquete Spanish School and the rest of Boquete's restaurants, shops and bars. It is the perfect place to enjoy Boquete's nature and relax, since its located just out of town, but it still has the convenience of being close to everything and you'll still be connected to the world when you feel like going out to explore the town. Its modern infrastructure, luxurious rooms and high quality customer service will provide you with entertainment, fine dining and comfort during your Spanish learning vacation.
Different Types of Rooms
Valle del Rio has 3 types of rooms: 10 single rooms, 15 double rooms and one suite. The single rooms are elegantly furnished with a king size bed, and are ideal for couples travelling together. Single rooms also have a spacious bathroom, soft towels and all the amenities you need. The double rooms are equipped with two Queen size beds, a large closet, and are clean and spacious - ideal for a family vacation or friends traveling together. Connecting rooms are also available for families needing them. All of the rooms have balconies overlooking the stream in the back or towards town.
The suite is a three-bedroom apartment, ideal for families or a group of up to eight persons. Simply comfortable and luxurious. The master bedroom in the suite has a king size bed, and its own large private bathroom. The second room also has a king size bed, and the third bedroom has two bunk-beds. The second and third rooms share a second bathroom and all 3 rooms share the living room, dining room, a complete kitchen, a laundry room and a large balcony.
All of the rooms have: coffee maker, safety deposit box, mini bar, high speed internet, IP phone, digital TV, radio and alarm clock and iPod dock.
Restaurant and Amenities
Valle del Rio has its own restaurant - El Pomodoro - which serves international cuisine, but is famous for its Italian specialties. Here, you will enjoy the best selection of meat, fish and fresh sea food, and of course their famous house made pizza and pasta. If you don't want to eat a heavy meal, you can simply enjoy a drink at the Wine Bar, on their beautiful terrace in front of the river. the Wine Bar is elegant and casual, and offers a large wine selection, a and a large range of light dishes to share, such as cheese and cold cut platters. In addition to the restaurant and wine bar, Valle del Rio also owns a gym and a small but glamorous casino, if you like to play cards or simply have a drink and seek entertainment. For those that do not like casinos, no need to worry, you will barely notice it is there - its presence is very discrete. And more importantly, it is nice and quiet at Valle del Rio - the only noise you will hear is the relaxing sound of the river flowing by.
Hotel Valle del Rio Rates *
|Single and Double Rooms
|Low Season
|High Season
|Year Round
|Per night
|For 1 week
|For 2 weeks
|For 3 weeks
|For 4 weeks
* Please note: The above stated prices do not include Panama's 10% hotel tax, nor 2% tip to staff. Prices are for single occupancy. For each extra person, please add an additional $10 per person p/night during low season and $15 per person p/night during high season. Breakfast is included. Low Season is from May to November and High Season is from December to April. These rates are only for Habla Ya students. Special student prices do not apply during National holidays in Panama.
A 7 minute walk from our Spanish school in Boquete, you need to leave from the back of Los Establos Plaza, and cross the small bridge. Walk straight through the quiet residential area, and at the end of the road, you will turn right, pass the next intersection and then pass in front of a hotel called Isla Verde, and then take the next road to your left. To make it even easier, just follow the "Valle Escondido" signs, and you will find the hotel at your right hand side just before Valle Escondido.
Valle Escondido Resort, Golf & Spa
At the edge of town, in a hidden valley, on the banks of a rushing river, you will find the exclusive Valle Escondido Resort, Golf & Spa.
Here you can enjoy the full service spa, play a round of golf, tennis or take advantage of its wonderful restaurants.
The Valle Escondido Resort, Golf & Spa has 39 rooms in total, each with its own character and design. Most have patio's overlooking the river or the beautiful ponds and gardens within the charming recreated 17th century Spanish pueblo.
Deluxe Rooms
The main hotel, with 19 deluxe rooms, was designed to take advantage of the beautiful sights and sounds of the river. In the center of the structure are three swimming pools for children. Each of these pools are of different depths and each is accessible right from the patio.
The rooms either face the river or the swimming pools. Each room has a private patio with two double beds or a king size bed.
The spacious lobby has several sitting areas and a concierge service to help you with the all of the tours available in Boquete, Panama.
The Fairway Bungalows (4) are like small duplex cabins with each building housing two connected rooms. Perfect for families or couples traveling together. These sit high above the #7 fairway and have great views of the golf course, valley and the pueblito. They also have large private patios and small refrigerators. Although you can park near the rooms there is a set of 20 stairs to reach the rooms. Each Fairway Bungalow has a queen sized bed.
The pueblo is in the center of the valley and it is here you will find some of Valle Escondido's most enchanting rooms: the Pueblo Bungalows (4). These rooms are each in their own building have a queen sized bed and access from the village walk. They have a private patio on the river and some have a fireplace. A small refridgerator can be added for $10 per night. Each building has its own character and individual amenities. A convenient feature of the Pueblo Bungalows is that they are close to everything.
Valle Escondido's Riverside Bungalows (4) are large cabins on the river with large bathrooms and bathtub/showers in each. Each cabin has two queen size beds, a small kitchen area with microwave, two cooking rings, toaster, refrigerator, sink, dishes and silverware. Because of its facilities these are the bungalows that we recommend for our Spanish students wanting to stay for several weeks or traveling with children since they will be able to prepare their own meals and sleep together comfortably. They also have large patios where you can sit and enjoy the river in total privacy.
Each suite (8) localted in the Pueblo Village has its own own distinct character and amenities. Some have connecting rooms and others have Jacuzzis in their bedrooms. Valle Escondido's Suites are the resort's most ample rooms with king size beds and are tastefully furnished with an exquisite feel. Each room is decorated with unique pieces of dark wood and fine art.
Each suite has a private patio facing the beautiful park with cascading ponds, fish, flowers and hummingbirds.
The Gardenia riverside presidential suite is a large two room suite with a Jacuzzi and two flat screen LCD TVs.
Valle Escondido's suites Torre and Azucena and Margarita and Chavelita join to make a spectacular suites for special occasions.
Hotel Room's Facilities & Amenities
All of the resort's rooms (39 in total) offer:
- LCD flat screen TV's (with cable) and DVD players
- Private Terrace
- Phone
- Internet
- Safety Deposit Box
- Hair dryer
- Coffee maker with home-grown coffee
- Desk
For the enjoyment of Valle Escondido's guests, the resort complex includes:
- Executive nine hole golf course
- Outdoor tennis court and indoor racquetball court
- Country Club, complete with
- Spa and age management program
- Beauty Center
- State-of-the-art life fitness equipped gym
- Indoor swimming pool
- Sauna, Steam baths and Jacuzzis
- 3 outdoor pools
- A Spanish Colonial village with
- 2 fantastic restaurants
- Bar
- Coffee shop
- Chapel
- 500 seat amphitheater
- Meeting space for groups of 75 -400 people
To get an even more real feel of Valle Escondido, check out this video:
Boquete, Panama Golf Course
You will definitely be challenged by our 9 hole executive golf course. Imagine playing golf in Panama in air conditioned comfort. At 3,000 feet above sea level, you are in the cool mountain air and it is the only no sweat golf available in Panama.
The course is not only challenging, but most people agree that it is one of the most beautiful courses in the country. You play across the Quebrada Grande river on nearly every hole. There are two tee boxes for each hole making a two round 18 hole par 60 course.
Our golf shop, Tienda de Golf, offers clubs and golf carts for rent. There is a training center with driving range where you can warm up or brush up on your game.
Restaurants & Bars
Besides all of Boquete's great restaurants, at Valle Escondido, there are two great options where you can enjoy great dining experiences.
The Sabor Escondido is the perfect place to enjoy a romantic dinner or a get together with friends and family. Cozy up to the warm and inviting fireplace to enjoy a glass of special wine or your favorite cocktail. Enjoy the many flavors and textures of one-of-a-kind Latin dishes in this beautiful and romantic setting. The Sabor Escondido is reservations only, information will be given at Check-in. Dress code: Collared shirts required, no T-shirts.
The Higueron restaurant is located on the river across from Hotel Escondido. A beautiful Higueron tree hangs out over the river and makes a perfect umbrella to shade from rain or sun. The restaurant is a great place for breakfast and lunch, serving between the hours of 7 am to 4 PM daily.
The Cantina is a natural gathering place for guests and residents alike. Happy hours are scheduled weekly and you can get just about any beverage your heart desires. Enjoy a before dinner cocktail or an after dinner drink before you trod off to bed.
The Cafe con Lech Coffee Shop has it all. Frappes, cappuccinos, mochas and many more coffee drinks are all here. In addition you will find food snacks in abundance and fresh empanadas and derretidos as well as pastries. There are also several computers with internet available. Cafe con Leche is a real favorite among the guests and residents of the valley. Come and enjoy a board game or watch TV and enjoy the sights and sounds of the central park. Hours are from 7am until 6 pm everyday.
From the moment you enter the Valle Escondido Health & Beauty Spa, you are transported to another time and place, one more even exotic than the one just outside our doors. To tantalize all of your senses, the Spa features displays of authentic pre-Colombian art that rival any found in the most famous museums around the world.
Panama's six indigenous Indian tribes are each represented with décor that will transport you to the wilds of the jungles and serenity of the islands. Combine this ancient and current cultural history with the finest technologies the world has to offer in health and beauty, and your journey to a new level of health and wellness is about to begin.
The Spa offers a variety of and healthful Spa Journeys by Pevonia including body and facial treatments, manicures, pedicures, and salon services to make you feel like royalty and bring you to a new level of awareness of your body's senses.
Country Club
Hotel guests have access to this wonderful facility. The design of the club is that of a Spanish Colonial plantation home. It includes a lap pool with a modern roof system that has been installed to allow in light and heat. The grand entrance to the facility has a large sitting area and check in desk. Here you can make reservations for the numerous available spa treatments and get a locker key and towels.
Downstairs you will find a racquetball court and a complete fitness center, featuring the latest in life fitness cardiovascular fitness equipment and a complete array of free weights. A large screen TV will keep your mind off your workout or you can gaze at the beautiful park outside. Minimum age limit for Country club is 14 years of age.
Valle Escondido Rates
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There are also two bedroom condominiums and three - four bedroom vacation villas available for rent, both long and short term. Please Contact Us for inquiries.
Valle Escondido Resort, Golf & Spa leads our list of luxury hotels in Boquete because of all of the additional benefits that you get from staying there. What a better way to compliment your Spanish course then by playing golf after your Spanish lessons, heading to the Spa after an afternoon of intense Spanish study or taking a swim at the Country Club's pool. At Valle Escondido you can enjoy a wonderful meal, keep yourself fit at a first class gym or just relax at the Sauna. Believe us: this will be a Language Travel Holiday in Panama that you will never forget! Go ahead and make your reservation today by clicking here. As they say: come for a weekend, come for a month, come to stay.
Panamonte Inn & Spa: Boquete's Finest Country Inn
The Panamonte Inn & Spa remains Boquete's landmark country inn and is Panama's only hotel included in the list of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. The historical hotel opened its doors in 1914, the year in which the Panama Canal's construction was finalized. Its old world ambience has an antique charm and is renowned for its hospitality, impeccable service, and exquisite cuisine. The decoration, paintings, furniture and wall hangings give it a superior and elegant, yet warm and welcoming touch. Without any doubt The Panamonte Inn & Spa is definitely a first class accommodation option.
The Rooms at the Panamonte Inn & Spa
The Panamonte's guestrooms are spread throughout the property, surrounded by gorgeous and beautifully tended gardens that give each morning a delightful scent and warm feeling. This timeless gem has been freshly renovated but maintains its unique magnificence and feels that evokes a quieter, more peaceful era. The completed rooms now feature air conditioning (although because of Boquete's pleasant climate you will not need it!), DirectTV, hair dryers, room safes and internet connectivity, but for those who seek to "get away from it all," the TVs in the guestrooms may be hidden behind the closed doors of a furniture console. The whole inn is surrounded by a white picket fence, and decorated with chintz and country-manor furnishings.
Three stylish Garden Junior Suites are tastefully decorated with locally produced teak furniture and an elegant decor reminiscent of the early Panama Canal days. These suites are the largest rooms, with oversized bedrooms, terraces situated high enough to view the lush mountainous surroundings, plush Queen-size beds with 500-count linens, and deluxe bathrooms with glass-walled showers.
The Garden Honeymoon Suite is the best room and a favorite with newlyweds, romantic couples, and those seeking to splurge a little and pamper themselves. The Suite boasts a spacious bedroom with a King-size bed, 500-count linens, a light, airy ambiance that opens onto a large private patio surrounded by gardens, and an oversized bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub and glass-walled shower. A private fireplace adds to the charm and romance of the setting.
The brand new Garden Terrace Rooms are set back in the gardens of the Panamonte, boasting beautiful mountain views and offering an escape from the fast-paced life. All Terrace rooms are the same size, but slightly smaller than the Garden Suites, yet all are tastefully furnished and exceptionally comfortable, with King-size beds and a small, private outdoor seating area.
The Fresal 3-bedroom apartment, located just across the street from the hotel, is perfect for families or a group of friends. El Fresal sleeps a total of 6 guests, and features one master bedroom with a private bathroom, and two bedrooms with twin beds and a shared bathroom. The apartment has a living area, fireplace, and a small outdoor porch with sitting area.
Ingrid Bergman so loved the Panamonte that she visited it twice, and she choose this Honeymoon Suite as her pied a tierre. The Bergman Suite is an original room of the Panamonte Inn. It is slightly larger than a standard room, and is tucked away on the second story with a private entrance. The Bergman suite is perfect for couples who seek to indulge in the privacy of a romantic rendezvous. The suite comes with a king-size bed.
The Standard rooms are small and cozy, and are the original rooms of the Panamonte Inn. The standard rooms come with twins or a queen-sized bed.
First Class Service, 4 Star Cuisine and an Extraordinary Spa
This country inn has been owned and run by the Elliot-Collins family since the 1940s and they have harmoniously made a blend between their Scandinavian traditions and the friendliness and natural beauty of Boquete. The Panamonte has a wonderful staff which is extremely attentive, very friendly and will always deliver a personalized service making you feel warm and welcome. One of the few full-service lodging option in Boquete, it offers a deluxe SPA and regionally renowned gourmet restaurant.
The Panamonte Restaurant is the finest gourmet dining option in the province of Chiriqui and amongst the best in Panama. And be sure to not miss the Panamonte Bar, with inside and outdoor fireplaces that will give your stay a cozy and romantic feel. The Panamonte has a more formal dining room and a fireside lounge, where guests may order from the regular menu or opt for a lighter meal from the bar menu. On Sundays the Panamonte offers a special Brunch Menu.Every year, the Panamonte hosts several Food & Wine Festivals, with invited guest chefs from the finest restaurants in Panama City. In the true European style, the festivals begin in the cocktail lounge with champagne and hors d'oeuvres, followed by a 5-course gourmet dinner in the dining room with meals paired with fine wines for a genuine feast for the senses.
The Panamonte Spa is now under new management by the highly respected Haven Spa, whose team has over 30 years of experience (UK, Australia, and Malta) in addition to 15 years of full time education. A peaceful ambiance and deluxe spa treatments invite you to relax and rejuvenate your senses. Spa services include sauna, steam room, signature therapy being, geo-thermal hot and cold stone therapy amongst others.
The Panamonte Inn & Spa is located just outside the center of Boquete, far enough away that traffic noise is not an issue, yet only an easy 5 minute walk to downtown. To get to the Panamonte go up the main street, pass Boquete's center, continue uphill from San Juan Bautista's Catholic Church, and take a right at the Y-junction. You will find the Panamonte Inn & Spa to your left 200 meters ahead.
The Panamonte Rates
Please contact us to quote your stay at The Panamonte...
The Panamonte Inn & Spa is an obvious choice amongst our list of the best hotels in the top range category. Our list would be incomplete without it. By itself it is an icon of Boquete and Panama's hospitality. And with the recent addition of Charlie Collins' Culinary School, The Panamonte Inn & Spa is even more exciting. A stay at The Panamonte will certainly make you feel at home away from home. Click here if you would like to make a reservation.
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|(Psalms 6:2)Have mercy on me, O LORD, for I am weak;
|O LORD, heal me, for my bones are troubled
Welcome to my Come Follow Me Cartoons website-a site on christian cartoons. Come Follow Me Cartoons are Bible based cartoons that I have drawn in anticipation that the church's weekly bulletin may want to use them. And now I am making them available for others to enjoy, and perhaps use for their own church or ministry publications. You can see many more of my christian cartoons on this website soon. ~ Benny Loh
|I can only imagine when that day comes
And I find myself standing in the Son
I can only imagine when all I will do
...Is forever, forever worship you
I can only imagine
I can only imagine
Surrounded by your glory,
What will my heart feel?
Will I dance for you Jesus,
Or in awe of you be still?
Will I stand in your presence,
Or to my knees will I fall?
Will I sing Halelluja,
Will I be able to speak at all?
I can only imagine, yeah
I can only imagine
I can only imagine, yeah, yeah, yeah
James 4:7 (New International Version)7 Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil,
and he will flee from you.
|The ax is already at the root of the trees, and
every tree that does not produce good fruit will be
cut down and thrown into the fire. (Matthew 3:10)
|Four thousand are to be gatekeepers and four
thousand are to praise the LORD with the musical
instruments I have provided for that purpose.
1 Chronicles 23:5
|When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought
like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I
became a man, I put my childish ways
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Summer activities and leisure in the area
Even during the most popular holiday period it remains relatively calm around La Parare, and thanks to the altitude the air will be dryer and in general the temperature goes down a bit in the evening.
We spend most of the time outside both for breakfast and dinner and in between, in and around the pool.
Nice Ironman is held in June, attracting top athletes from all over the world.
In all the cities and villages around the region there is a wide variety of musik performances to chose from. Nikaia next to Nice has seen some of the biggest artists, such as U2, Madonna and the Rolling Stones.
The Jazz festival in Juan les Pins as well as Jazz festival in Nice propose some of the biggest names and are two of the highlight of the summer.
Mail chambre d'hôtes La Parare, 67 Calade du Pastre, 06390 Chateauneuf Villevieille - French Riviera - France - tel +33 4 93 79 22 62
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AKRON, Ohio (WKYC) -- Sharnae Lathan's story is one of hope and resilience.
At 31 years old, the Akron mother has been through more in her life than most people can imagine. Lathan was sexually abused for years by someone close to her.
While it's taken Lathan nearly her entire life to cope with the abuse she suffered as a child, she's turning that pain into helping others.
As Ohio's representative in the Triumph Over Tragedy: Ms. USA pageant, she has the chance to share her story on a national stage.
"I have nothing better that I could do with my life, than to turn the horrific events that took place in my childhood into a positive way that I can reach out to children," Lathan said.


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Straight from Nova Scotia comes Buck 65's hilarious new video for "Zombie Delight," a song off of his most recent album, 20 Odd Years. Like the title implies, it's no more than a basic rundown on zombies. No deep political or social meaning can be twisted out of the lyrics, and that's what makes it rule so much. Buck plays almost every role from a news anchor to a shotgun-toting redneck. All zombies are of course in full bloody, body-eating form, and to make the whole thing better, it's all set to one funky-ass beat. Watch for the "Thriller" dance sequence.
Released February 1, 20 Odd Years is meant to celebrate Buck 65′s now 20 years in the music industry as a performer. On his website, he asks himself if he will still be doing this when he's 50. "I guarantee you that I will," he says to answer his own question. "There may not always be an audience, but that didn't stop me in the beginning." The album is out now via Warner.


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text: Patsy Ruth Miller | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Patsy Ruth Miller Performer, Writer ( b. Jan 17, 1904 St. Louis, Missouri, USA - d. Jul 16, 1995 Palm Desert, California, USA ) Female Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsMusic in My Heart[Musical, Original] Book by Patsy Ruth Miller Oct 02, 1947 - Jan 24, 1948White Man[Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Patsy Ruth Miller [Lucy Arlington]Oct 17, 1936 - Oct 1936 Find out where Patsy Ruth Miller and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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I've written more than once about finding wine bargains at the Bargain Grocery Store (better known as BGO). Today, I outdid myself. Local Washington BGOs are selling wine from two Washington state wineries, Pacific Rim (famous for Riesling) and Silver Lake Winery. My local BGO is selling Pacific Rim's 2007 Pacific Rim Dry Riesling, and from Silver Lake Winery, the 2007 Roza Riesling, the 2007 Merlot, the 2007 Syrah, the 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon, and the 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot. These are all from their table wine "Cask" tier, and are $4.99 each at the BGO, with a 20% discount through the end of the week, so that's a mere four bucks a bottle. The Silver Lake wines usually run around $8.99 on sale for the reds, and about a dollar less than that for the whites. I like their 2007 Silverlake Chardonnay quite a bit, and we may end up getting a few bottles of that, if there are any left. This time, we brought home the 2007 Roza Riesling, a bottle of the 2007 Syrah, and the Cabernet Sauvignon. I'll let you know what I think when I try them. I have no idea why these are being sold through BGO, but I suspect it's to make room for the new vintage. While their Web site is a travesty (n.b. any Web site with "This site is best viewed in Internet Explorer 7" as a public warning was designed by an less than professional designer, and adminned by someone who is somewhat lacking in the basic principles of UI and user-support), I've enjoyed Silver Lake wines in the past.
The Pacific Rim Dry Riesling is possibly my favorite Washington Riesling, though to be fair, it's technically a blend of German Riesling (selected by Johannes Selbach from Germany's famed Mosel region) with Pacific Rim's own Columbia Valley Riesling. The result is 80% Washington Riesling and 20% German Riesling. In the case of the Pacific Rim Dry Riesling, I suspect that they're getting rid of an old label. These bottles do not have the bottle art of other 2007 Pacific Rim Dry Rieslings I've seen, though the differences are small, it is a branding issue, and I can see why they might prefer to sell them at a loss. At $3.99 a bottle the BGO sticker price, on sale this week for 20% off, we managed to pick up several bottles at $3.21 a bottle, instead of the usual price of around $9.99. It's often difficult to find any of Pacific Rim's wines, other than the Late Harvest Riesling, so I couldn't be happier.
ETA: Pacific Rim tells me that the Pacific Rim Dry Riesling is actually from 2006; thanks for letting me know. This is a lovely wine, and I note that I've also been able to find the Pacific Rim Chenin blanc, which is just magical. I write about both in the near future.


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One might easily have a similar confusion about "Berberian Sound Studio" itself. It might seem like a standard screamfest at first, but director Peter Strickland, in his commentary track, tellingly reveals he was influenced more by way-non-mainstream types like Kenneth Anger and Peter Greenaway than by Jess Franco. As Gilderoy is increasingly misused by Santini and his producer, his sense of reality starts slipping away, as does that of the audience. It's as though Strickland has pulled 80 minutes of footage from David Lynch's three-hour "Inland Empire" and reassembled it into something a tiny bit closer to a normal structure.
Visually, this DVD-only release has an adequate transfer, though a few dark scenes are barely more than a solid black image. The effort has gone primarily into the sound mix, which is far more important to the storytelling than usual.
The extras include a decent 20-minute "behind the scenes" short; several deleted, extended and alternate scenes, totaling about half an hour; and the "full" five minutes of the "Box Hill documentary," allegedly an earlier Gilderoy project, a minute of which pops up in the feature as Gilderoy's memories or a dream or, well, something. A 20-minute "photo gallery" is actually logos and time charts from the film, explained in voice-over by the director. On his rambling commentary track for the feature, he reveals a lot of his intentions but is so self-effacing that his voice often trails off before he's finished.
Berberian Sound Studio (MPI Home Video, DVD, $24.98)
--ANDY KLEIN is the film critic for Marquee. He can also be heard on "FilmWeek" on KPCC-FM (89.3).


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Find out why these new email addresses could pose a problem when you read more.
Because Facebook is handing out email addresses to users, spammers could just see this as a new way to infiltrate the inboxes of millions of users, even though messages that don't come from your friends or friends-of-friends (depending on your privacy settings) are stored in a separate place. And since these inboxes are connected to Facebook accounts, a large amount of spam could be a deterrent for users to use both the new messaging services and their Facebook pages.
To be fair, since Facebook has yet to roll out its newest feature, its hard to predict the feature's vulnerability. And while the new service does offer a new way for spammers to reach us, it's reassuring to hear that Facebook expects it and has taken measures to prevent annoying or harmful spam from reaching our brand new inboxes.


text: http://www.downloadsquad.com – Filed under: Games, OS Updates, Windows, Microsoft So, get this: while Windows 7 only accounts for 6% of the global operating system market, 23% of Steam gamers are using Windows 7! The breakdown shows a lot of statistics, including average processor speed (2.5GHz) and NVIDIA (65%) versus ATI (30%). You can even see the split between 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows 7: if you click 'Windows Versions', all the flavors drop down -- 64-bit has 15.6% of the total share, while 32-bit has 7.45%. In the past month, the Windows 7 64-bit adoption jumped 2.5%, while Windows XP dropped by 3.2% -- a sure sign that gamer geeks are finally migrating away from XP (and that Santa brought them shiny new computers!) But of course, the best statistic, saved until last like a prime cut of steak, is that Windows 7 (23%) has surpassed Windows Vista (20%)... after just 4 months! Those gamers sure didn't like Vista. Who can blame them. [Meanwhile, Sebastian sweats profusely, praying no one adds the 32-bit and 64-bit Vista percentages together...] Share tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.downloadsquad.com/2010/01/23/steam-shows-massive-adoption-of-windows-7-by-gamers'; tweetmeme_source='DownloadSquad'; tweetmeme_style = 'compact'; Steam shows massive adoption of Windows 7 by gamers originally appeared on Download Squad on Sat, 23 Jan 2010 21:41:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments (General)


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Tagged with: Breakfast Cereal Count Chocula Edward Cullen Twilight Vampires
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Count Chocula wins. People have been eating him for years, yet he's still around.
Edward will be too busy attracting teenage girls to deal with the furious attack of the Count.
count choc pwns edward anyday
Feel the wrath of chocolaty goodness
Even Capitan Crunch could pwn Edward Cullen.
Cereal beats teenage girls' fantasies any day of the week
The Count wins because unlike Edward, the Count is a vampire. Edward sparkles in sunlight, he's not a vampire.
Count Chocula would beat Edward into dust. No, the BOX would beat Edward into dust.
To all the people who voted for Edward, I fart in your general direction. You fathers were hamsters and your mothers smelled of elderberries!
the good count is not only a count but according to the trix rabbit is hung like a brotha, that pasty fuck eddy would die very quickly
Everybody loves chocolate, wtf can Edward bring to the table?
I know this may be controversial, but this isn't whoisabettercharacter.com, this is whowouldwininabrawl.com, and I hate to say that as terrible as Edward would be in the first website, Meyerpires being almost invincible, he would pretty much win.
I'm glad most here have made the right choice.
Don't mess with Count Chocula.
Edward is gayyyyyyy……….
Count Chocula.I trust Pedofilman
To everyone who votes for Edward,I will make u some horrible naked barbie dolls to u,so u can then chose Count Chocula
From Master Saesee Tiin, the force be with u!
But I think Captain Crunch is a bit better than Count Chocula.
Captain Crunch can kick both of them,though Chocula can kick Edward.
5 Poor Excuse Vampires who can STILL out-vamp Edward Cullen.
1. Count Chocula
2. Count Von Count from Sesame Street
3. Count Duckula
4. Blacula
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Theresa Ingvall (26) of Estherville Iowa was driving a 1998 Chrysler Town & Country van eastbound on 190 st when she lost control and rolled the van. Ingvall was transported by ambulance to Lakes Regional Healthcare with non-incapacitating injuries. Damage to the van was estimated at $10,000.
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|The Impact of Functional Competencies on Firm Performance of Pharmaceutical Industry in Jordan
|Emad Yusuf Masoud
|Emerging Profiles of Female Marketing Managers in the Islamic Republic of Iran: Winning and Losing Competitive Laps in a Relay Race against Male Counterparts
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|Understanding Corporate Rebranding: An Evolution Theory Perspective
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|English in Korean Advertising: An Exploratory Study
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|Market Orientation and Corporate Performance of Insurance Firms in Nigeria
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|A Critical Analysis on Advertising Banks Products and Services in Ghana
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|An Empirical Investigation among Iranian Consumers with Variety Consumption Habits in Cosmetic Sector
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Geography itself is an interdisciplinary field, encompassing human geography, physical geography, and Geographic Information Science. Dr. Hickcox's expertise lies within the human geography subfield and focuses on the relationship between people and the environment. Her areas of research and publication include parks and protected areas, environmentalism, environmental justice, racism, racialization, white racial privilege, power, gender, performativity, and the politics of belonging and exclusion. Specifically, through examination of historical and contemporary data, her research addresses the complicated overlap between environmentalism, progressive politics, and racism in Boulder, Colorado.
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Driving a late-model Lamborghini on public roads is akin to watching an epic film in mono – the senses are teased but left unchallenged.
Driving a Lamborghini on a track, however, is a mind-blowing charge of adrenalin. No speed limits, g-forces only capped by available grip, engine wailing, tires screaming, brakes cooking – it's pure sensory overload.
With an invite in hand, I left New York City for an afternoon and headed north 90 miles to the Monticello Motor Club. Lamborghini chose the private venue to host a hands-on introduction to the LP 570-4 Spyder Performante and LP 550-2 Bicolore, two of its newest Gallardo models. The freshly arrived convertible and coupe join the ranks of more than a dozen Gallardo variants that have been released over the years.
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UN-GHOULISH GRIN – Sam Walsh of Centerville helps unload pumpkins as Barnstable's October Bash gets under way Oct. 26 on the Hyannis village green.
The pumpkins rolled out of the truck and into waiting arms on the Hyannis village green Saturday, signaling the start of the daylong Barnstable October Bash sponsored by the Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce.
The orange crush was made possible by the in-laws of Jessica Sylver, president and CEO of the chamber. Ed and Kallie Shaw of Mansfield, PA invited her to take as many as she wanted during a recent visit.
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John, George and Paul try to keep Ringo out of the clutches of Kaili cultist Clang and mad scientist Professor Foot, who are after the powerful sacrificial ring that has become stuck on the drummer's finger.
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CeBIT Open Source 2011: Call for Projects
For the third consecutive year, CeBIT Open Source invites projects to Hannover, Germany. The conference organizers and Linux Pro Magazine invite open source projects to apply for free exhibit space at CeBIT Open Source 2011.
CeBIT, the largest IT trade show on earth, will take place March 1-5 in Hannover, Germany. In 2009, the Deutsche Messe organization, which runs the annual trade show, announced the Open Source exhibit hall, and the volume of visitors to the packed area exceeded all expectations. Once again, Open Source projects will exhibit in Hall 2 at the 2011 CeBIT trade show site.
At CeBIT Open Source 2011, commercial enterprises, the Open Source Forum, and the Open Source Project Lounge will have the opportunity to present their work to the general public.
Linux Pro Magazine and Deutsche Messe invite projects who want to present their work at CeBIT Open Source 2011. An international jury of open source experts will decide which projects get the free exhibit space. Any open source project can apply now. Noncommercial projects with possible software applications in the industry will get priority consideration. The Call for Projects will run from now until November 30, 2010. The application forms are available on the Linux Pro Magazine site.
In addition to exhibit space, the winning projects will have the opportunity to present their work to a worldwide audience in Linux Pro Magazine and Linux Magazine. The award jury made up of international open source experts will select projects through middle of December, and winning projects will then be announced in the publications.
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Umbc vs. Binghamton
May 5, 2006
|Terry Kimener
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|Drew Westervelt
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|Kelvin Moulden
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|Jeremy Blevins
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|Rob Williams
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|Jake Boyce
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|Chris Mulheron
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|Baltimore, Md.�Sophomore midfielder Terry Kimener scored three goals as top-seeded UMBC (9-4) edged fourth-seeded Binghamton (7-8), 6-3, in the first semi-final of the America East Tournament at UMBC Stadium. The Retrievers will face the three-time defending champion Albany, a 14-13 overtime winner vs. Stony Brook, in Sunday's title game. UMBC has now won five straight games and seven of its last eight.
The game was the lowest scoring game in the history of the America East Tournament (2000). In 2003, top-seeded Hartford nipped fourth-seeded Vermont, 6-4.
It was the third quarter which again made the difference for UMBC. They had outscored their last three opponents, 14-5, in the third quarter and snapped a 2-2 halftime tie with a pair of third quarter scores. Senior attackman Brendan Mundorf scored an unassisted goal just 2:57 into the stanza, coming from behind the goal to beat Binghamton netminder Kevin McKeown one-on-one. Midway through the quarter, UMBC broke a Bearcat clear, and Kimener picked up a loose ball at fed Drew Westervelt for a score at the 7:03 mark.
Kimener gave UMBC a 5-2 lead 36 seconds into the fourth quarter when UMBC again broke a Binghamton clear and Kimener ripped a shot high into the net from ten yards away. Binghamton�s Rob Williams cut his team�s deficit to 5-3 with his second goal of the game with 11:55 remaining, but the Retriever defense held the Bearcats off the board the rest of the way and Kimener scored into an empty net with 2:57 remaining.
With three goals and a helper, Kimener produced his third straight game with four points or more. Mundorf and Westervelt each contributed a goal and an assist, while junior midfielder Kelvin Moulden scored his first collegiate goal. Williams led Binghamton with two goals and an assist.
Both goalkeepers were outstanding, as UMBC netminder Jeremy Blevins made eight saves, while allowing a season-low three goals. McKeown had nine stops for the Bearcats.
The last time UMBC allowed three goals in a game was in 2000, when they posted a 15-3 win over Stony Brook.


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Dom Perignon 2002 rose – Intensely sublime
Looking forward to trying the latest release of Dom Perignon rosé, the 2002? Well, too late. It was released yesterday in the UK and the entire allocation is gone! That was fast but after being one of the lucky ones to be invited to the launch yesterday at Leighton House Museum, I can see why it flew off the shelves. When the cellar master himself, Richard Geoffroy, says that the 2002 rose is "one of the closest to the ideal" of what a rosé champagne should be, it's not surprising that it's been snapped up so quickly. Yesterday was the launch of the 2002 rosé here in the UK at Leighton House Museum. It was rather fitting that the launch was in Leighton House as the musuem is treasure trove of priceless Islamic tiles that Lord Leighton collected in his lifetime. Very apropos considering the official world wide launch of the 2002 was in Istanbul last week. We were seated around a square pond in the Arab Hall, which puts one very much in mind of the sitting room of a Turkish palace. And in the middle of the room, Chef de Cave, Richard Geoffroy walked us through our first tasting of the 2002 rosé. Richard believes that the 2002 is a statement about pinot noir, that it is about intensity and volume, a full bodied wine with room for creamy expansion. One thing that did surprise me about the rosé was the colour. I would expect a rosé that is over 10 years old to be showing it's age but the 2002 was still looking very youthful. It was a bright strawberry hue and could easily have been mistaken for a much younger wine. So what did I think of the rosé? It was an intense wine. I think I wrote on my FB wall something about it being the Christopher Walken of rosé champagne. And it is – smouldering & intense with deep fruit flavours and aromas – cherry, black cherry, smoke, iodine,...read more


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Todd Redmond is the Gwinnett Braves' all-time leader in wins and strikeouts. But the right-hander has actually done his best pitching the past few years for Team USA.
With his career at a crossroads, Redmond will soon get another chance to showcase his talents in world competition.
Redmond, 5-0 with a 1.29 ERA for Team USA the past two years, was named to the squad for the World Cup in Panama and the Pan American Games in Mexico during October.
The 26-year-old native of Florida was 2-0 with a 1.42 ERA for the USA in the 2010 Pan Am Qualifier after posting a 3-0 record with a 1.21 ERA in the 2009 World Cup.
"It's always an honor to represent your country," Redmond said. "I really have enjoyed the chance."
There could be a lot on the line personally this year.
Redmond was third in the International League with a 2.98 ERA for the G-Braves this season while going 10-8 and striking out 142. But his chances of being a starter with Atlanta appear blocked and he will likely have an opportunity to sign elsewhere if he wants as a minor league free agent.
Redmond came to the Braves as part of a trade with Pittsburgh and was 13-5 for Class AA Mississippi in 2008 before moving up to AAA with the G-Braves. He won nine games to lead the staff each of his first two seasons in Gwinnett and has a 28-24 record with the G-Braves. He has started a team-record 79 games and has 390 strikeouts in 477 innings.
Redmond isn't the only G-Brave playing in the World Cup and Pan American Games. Third baseman Shawn Bowman has been named to Team Canada.
Bowman, 26, was limited 52 games with the G-Braves because of injuries, but hit .278 with eight homers while showing off good glove and a strong arm. Like Redmond, Bowman can be eligible to become a minor league free agent.
SWB Yankees in limbo
The G-Braves are scheduled at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on June 26-29 next season, but it still isn't known where the Yankees will be playing in 2012.
PNC Field in Moosic, Pa., will be unavailable next year while undergoing an extensive facelift and a temporary home has not yet been secured.
Approval of a 2012 site was supposed to be made by the International League at the AAA National Championship, but the team was not ready to submit its plan.
Staten Island, where the Yankees have a New York-Penn League team, and Yankee Stadium in New York were considered possibilities. But the New York Mets have territorial rights.
Other sites mentioned include the IL ballparks at Lehigh Valley and Rochester, as well as former IL city Ottawa.
Braves make changes
After the resignation of Atlanta director of player development Kurt Kemp, assistant general manager Bruce Manno took over leadership of the baseball operations staff and Ronnie Richardson was named director of minor league operations.
Manno, 58, joined the Braves organization four years ago as assistant general manager and has spent 35 years in professional baseball. He previously worked in the St. Louis, Milwaukee and Baltimore organizations. Richardson, 30, has been assistant director or player development under Kemp.
Kemp joined the Braves in 1998 as a scout and took over as director of player development in 2006.
There will be a number of other changes for 2012. Those notified that they would not be retained for next year included minor league hitting coordinator Leon Roberts, base running instructor Lynn Jones and infield insructor Tommy Shields.
Lipka switched to CF
Matt Lipka, the Braves' first draft choice in 2010, is making the transition from shortstop to center field in the instructional league this fall.
Lipka had just 15 errors last season at Rome in his first full season, but was behind the G-Braves' Tyler Pastornicky and Lynchburg's Andrelton Simmons at shortstop in the organization. Eduardo Salcedo was moved to third base at Rome this season.
MLB.com rates Salcedo as Atlanta's No. 6 prospect, followed by Lipka at No. 7, Pastornicky at No. 8 and Simmons at No. 9. The top position prospect as ranked by MLB.com is Myrtle Beach catcher Christian Bethancourt.
Simmons won the Carolina League batting title with a .311 average, but it was teammate Joe Terdoslavich who set a league record. The first baseman had 52 doubles while batting .286 with 20 homers and 82 RBIs in his first full season after being a sixth-round draft choice out of Long Beach State the year before.
More like this story
- Redmond called back to national team ( September 25, 2011 )
- G-Braves' Redmond leads Team USA to World Cup finals ( September 25, 2009 )
- Braves send Redmond to Reds for SS Janish ( July 14, 2012 )
- Redmond, three others optioned to G-Braves ( March 19, 2012 )
- Redmond returned to G-Braves by Atlanta ( June 20, 2012 )


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Rimmel Stay Matte Clarifying Matte Foundation Review
For the most part my skin is quite dry however Summer I do have a case of oily skin that crops up on my forehead and the sides of my nose. For those days I'm always looking for the next best thing to keep that oil in check. Last year, I quite fell in love with Urban Decay Mattifying Powder which allowed me to tote around a rather pretty purple palette with powder inside to help battle the mirror-like shine that cropped up on my forehead.
This year, taking things a step further, I decided to look for various oil controlling foundations to fight the good fight against shine, oil, and Summer humidity. My quest led me to Stay Matte Clarifying Matte Foundation and yes I heard a few recs yelled at me about this one and see? I listened and got me some on the double.
Did it work at battling my oily forehead?
You'll find out after the jump!
Rimmel Stay Matte Clarifying Matte Foundation is meant to offer coverage and a mattifying finish to allow skin to remain fresh and oil free. With it's price tag of $5.99 or so it seemed like a great budget friendly option for matte, fresh skin.
A few reasons I didn't like it….
The formula feels quite moisturizing which is fantastic as my dry skin sucks it up. But what's the point of purchasing a mattifying foundation that's moisturizing? Shouldn't it dry down to a matte finish? Hmmm. It didn't really have a matte finish and for the most part feels and works like a tinted moisturizer as the coverage is quite sheer. As for controlling oily skin I didn't feel much of a difference in that area either.
As with most drugstore brands I found the shade contained a heavy dose of beige which wasn't particularly flattering on my skin. The formula and texture of the foundation is very nice and blends easily but the finish is more of a dewy, moist one rather than it's promise matte one.
Overall, Rimmel Stay Matte Clarifying Matte Foundation offers decent, light Summer coverage but don't expect it to battle your oily skin, that might be asking too much.
Who might like this?
- Anyone who likes a light, sheer foundation for Summer wear and tear.
- Those who like a moisturizing foundation.
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Collingwood finally lost patience with their key forward double act, dropping Chris Dawes for Saturday night's key AFL match against Essendon.
Dawes and Travis Cloke have struggled in the lead-up to the finals.
The Magpies (placed fifth) must now beat the Bombers and hope West Coast lose to make the top four after successive losses to fellow finalists North Melbourne and the Eagles.
The season is over for Collingwood's VFL team, meaning Dawes cannot go down a level to regain form.
He has only kicked 14.20 in 20 games this season.
Collingwood made five changes for the game, with No.1 ruckman Darren Jolly and captain Nick Maxwell returning from injury.
Small forward Andrew Krakouer is the feel-good story, playing his first game of the season after undergoing a knee reconstruction over the summer.
The `Pies lost Jarryd Blair with a groin injury, while Jackson Paine and Jamie Elliott were recalled for Ben Sinclair and Paul Seedsman.
There were a host of big-names selections with the finals only a week away.
Every position in the top eight could change this weekend.
* Hawthorn (top) recalled utility Cyril Rioli for Friday night's blockbuster against West Coast, even though he left Thursday training early, and dropped Xavier Ellis.
* The Eagles (fourth) lost Matt Rosa (collarbone) and Eric Mackenzie (hamstring) and recalled Mitch Brown and Jacob Brennan.
* Sydney (second) regained Jude Bolton, one of their toughest players, only three weeks after a nasty-looking knee injury for Saturday's must-win away match against Geelong.
But the Swans lost key forward Sam Reid (glute) and dropped Mitch Morton, while Tommy Walsh was recalled.
* The Cats (sixth) beefed up their side ahead of September, bringing back captain Joel Selwood, defensive general Matthew Scarlett and Taylor Hunt.
Ruckman Nathan Vardy also plays his first senior game this season after recovering from a hip injury.
The omissions are Travis Varcoe (foot), Billie Smedts (hand), Cameron Guthrie and Josh Walker.
* Fremantle (seventh) named captain Matthew Pavlich and ruckman Jonathon Griffin for Saturday's home game against Melbourne.
They also promoted midfielder Tom Sheridan for his senior debut.
Kepler Bradley (concussion), Matt De Boer (ankle) and Zac Clarke are the omissions.
* Adelaide (third) made two changes, losing Bernie Vince (knee) and dropping Luke Brown for Matthew Jaensch and Rory Sloane.
* North Melbourne (eighth) are unchanged for Saturday's trip to play Greater Western Sydney, with Daniel Wells and Nathan Grima yet to prove their fitness.
In other selection news, Essendon recalled David Hille and named Jackson Merrett for his senior debut among five changes.
GWS made seven changes, with Israel Folau, Dean Brogan, Rhys Palmer and Chad Cornes amongst the inclusions.


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Men's Soccer Set to Launch Spring Season
Feb. 18, 2014
CHICAGO – The first opportunity for a sneak preview into the 2014 DePaul men's soccer program takes place on March 1 when the Blue Demons open their spring schedule against Lindsey Wilson University in Bloomington, Ind.
That match will be followed a showdown against the Hoosiers who won the NCAA title two years ago.
"We've been involved with offseason training for six weeks, working with our new group of players and monitoring their development," said Blue Demon soccer coach Craig Blazer. "The group is learning and making progress.
"Our spring schedule is a good opportunity for the players to be evaluated and for the coaches to provide them with feedback on their progress. The matches stretch out over the course of three months, and it's a good chance to find out where we stand."
After spring break, DePaul will make its annual trip to Notre Dame and play matches there against Valparaiso and Western Michigan on April 6. Six days later, it's the Chicago Cup.
"That's always huge with local college rivals facing each other," Blazer said about the April 12 tournament at Northwestern. "We'll take on Illinois-Chicago in the first game and either Loyola or Northwestern in the second game.
"After Easter, we'll play an April 27 match at Toyota Park's training field against Roosevelt and finish up on May 3 with a match at the University of Chicago."
A number of freshmen and newcomers earned extensive playing time last fall.
"Our younger players and new guys gained valuable experience last fall and made some valuable contributions to the program," Blazer said. "This will be a chance to augment that experience while continuing to develop their soccer skills.
"I really enjoyed this winter getting to know each of the players better and spending more time with them in one-on-one meetings. It's been a fun process going through these challenging training sessions."


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The ten Midwest Conference Softball teams are joining hands with the National Foundation for Cancer Research to participate in a national campaign entitled "Beat Cancer with a Bat."
The campaign invites Softball teams around the nation to commit to donating proceeds from a game or event to the NFCR.
The teams will be raising money at the MWC Classic this coming weekend at Dawson Park in Janesville, Wisconsin. The Classic begins at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday morning, April 9, and continues on Sunday, April 10, beginning at 10:00 a.m.. Fifteen games will be played on four fields Saturday and ten games Sunday in the annual crossover event. (see attached schedule)
The players will be accepting "team hit pledges," in which fans will pledge to donate an amount of their choice per each hit at the tournament. For additional fundraising, t-shirts will be available for purchase, and general donations will be collected throughout the event.
To find out more about "Beat Cancer with a Bat" or to participate, visit www.nfcr.org/beatcancerwithabat.
About the National Foundation for Cancer Research
The National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFCR) is a leading cancer research charity dedicated to funding cancer research and public education relating to cancer prevention, earlier diagnosis, better treatments and, ultimately, a cure for cancer. NFCR promotes and facilitates collaboration among scientists to accelerate the pace of discovery from bench to bedside.
Since 1973, NFCR has provided over $275 million in support of discovery-oriented cancer research focused on understanding how and why cells become cancerous, and on public education relating to cancer prevention, detection, and treatment. NFCR's scientists are discovering cancer's molecular mysteries and translating these discoveries into therapies that hold the hope for curing cancer. NFCR is about Research for a Cure—cures for all types of cancer. For more information, please visit www.NFCR.org.


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Mike Taylor of Adel has filed his candidacy to run against incumbent Lake County Sheriff Phil McDonald in this year's May 20 primary election.
Taylor is a law enforcement veteran, having retired from the Tacoma Police Department in Washington state following 33 years of service. He and his wife moved to Adel in 2009, to work on his wife's family's ranch, Grieners Quarter Circle JR Ranch, Inc.
Taylor said his interest in running for sheriff primarily stems from a desire to serve the public.
Though initially warned his 'outsider' status as a relative newcomer to Lake County might be a hindrance, Taylor said his experience has suggested otherwise, feeling more than welcomed by the Lake County community.
"(Law enforcement) is pretty much what I've done all my adult life," he said. "Law enforcement is what I do best, and its' a way for me to give back to a community that's given so much to me."
Taylor cited a number of goals he's developed, should he be elected into the office.
Two of the top items include develop a cohesive working relationship with the deputies' union and also foster increased trust from the Lake County community.
"Your professional conduct is at the forefront of any (agency)," Taylor said.
Taylor also cited an interest in developing a communities-based policing strategy, which would integrate a cooperative approach by deputies and law enforcement in resolving identified community issues.
Individual resolutions are key for communities with varied issues, he said, and he also would life to develop a program tailored to safeguarding children while in school.
The idea would be to have visits by deputies in the local schools at least twice a week, affording interaction with the teachers as well as students and administrators in fostering positive relationships.
"If you build trust in the community, you build eyes and ears in the community," he said. "There's no reason in the world a child should ever be afraid of a police officer."
A multiagency task force that would combat grow operations and meth labs is another concept Taylor supports.
This idea would integrate working with other law enforcement agencies with counties bordering Lake County (Deschutes, Harney and Klamath County Sheriff's Department, along with Oregon State Police work sites).
The focus would be putting a stranglehold on drugs at their points of origin, versus an emphasis on traffic stops alone, Taylor said.
Well aware of the drug issues within the community – primarily marijuana and methamphetamine – Taylor said that he's supportive of the use of a confidential informant for tracking down local drug activity.
Normally, in exchange for providing confidential and reliable information on drug sources, such an informant will earn a reduced sentence.
Following the informant's details, follow-up surveillance activities would confirm the information provided.
"It could be very positive, depending on how many grow ops or labs there are," Taylor said. "This is just a vision."
Other public safety issues pervading the county include domestic violence and sex crimes, Taylor said.
Overall, Taylor said that courtesy, respect and professionalism are all qualities the public expects from its local law enforcement agencies.
"I would demand these of all my employees under my supervision or leadership," he said.


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I have often contemplated Southern California's obsession with things that need a lot of water. For instance, trees look nice, and there are local endemic species of trees that are well suited to our arid environment. And yet the grassy lawn, not the tree, is the area's status symbol.
Susan M. Pearce, one of the leading psychologists of collections, notes that there are three main psychological motivations for collecting. Collecting souvenirs links the collector to past experiences, systematic collections represent and display an ideology, and collections of fetish objects strip the original historical and culture of the object so that the collector can redefine it in terms of him or herself.
Now consider the signs on very nice lawns (for instance, the one in the middle of the Kravis Center) that ask pedestrians to stay off the grass. If we look at a lawn as a collected object, we see that it can be either a systematized object or fetish object. If it were a systematized object, perhaps the presented ideology would be that nature is beautiful, or that a lawn makes the building or property look nicer. But neither of these ideas discuss why others should stay off the grass. The idea of a lawn as a fetish object does.
The original purpose of a field (which, in southern California, is an entirely man-made relic of European influence) was either for livestock grazing or for use as a meeting place. Both of these uses obviously necessitate being on the damn grass. By ripping away the original significance of a lawn and giving it a new meaning as a status symbol, Californians have fetishized grass. I don't know if I should be proud or worried.
The upshot is that I will continue to walk across the grass in the Kravis Center, because you don't need to be in the pew every Sunday to know that fetishes are wrong. Trees made America strong. They can make her strong again.


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Toronto parochial school hosts visit by Miss Universe contestants
Catholic World News - May 21, 2012
A Catholic elementary school in Toronto is under criticism for hosting a publicity event before last week's Miss Universe Canada pageant.
St. John Vianney school welcomed the 62 contestants in the pageant, including Jenna Talackova, who had drawn international publicity by becoming the first transgendered participant in a beauty pageant.
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Winning both South Africa's Leading Luxury Lodge and Africa's Leading Luxury Lodge categories at the 2013 Africa ceremony of the World Travel Awards, Thanda Private Game Reserve has again been distinguished for its accommodation offerings and guest service.
Situated in the heart of Zululand, Thanda is the essence of the ultimate luxury safari experience comprising 14,000 hectares of spectacular wilderness and offering excellent game-viewing opportunities together with a strong community and conservation commitment. Although Thanda has won the 'World's Leading Luxury Lodge' category for the last four consecutive years, the last time the South African and African travel industry recognised the game reserve was in 2009.
The Thanda Safari Lodge has recently seen a refurbishment of its 9 suites. Circular in structure and reminiscent of a traditional Zulu homestead against a hill, they boast breath-taking views of the surrounding game reserve. The suites each have their own spacious lounge area and master bedroom with inter-leading fireplace, bathroom complete with a beautiful, oval shaped bath. They also feature a thatched, elevated sala (outdoor deck), a heated splash pool as well as a private boma for an intimate dining experience.
Pierre Delvaux, Managing Director of Thanda Private Game Reserve attended the World Travel Awards Africa Gala Ceremony in Nairobi, Kenya.
"Having recently completed a refurbishment of the Thanda Safari Lodge, we are indeed extremely fortunate and proud that we can continue to be judged as one of the finest Safari Lodges in South Africa and Africa," said Delvaux. "This accolade is testament to the longstanding and valuable contribution everyone at Thanda has made to ensure our guests enjoy an exceptional stay with us. Our accommodation offering in a private, secluded environment is further enhanced by Thanda's exciting safari activities as well as the Zulu community interaction and conservation commitment guests can experience during their stay."
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If you're looking to bring a little bit of order to your musical shuffles, this iPhone and iPod touch app is a good, inexpensive choice.
Exclusion Zone: Anti-Air Warfare for iPhone
Exclusion Zone: Anti Air Warfare, from Appular, is a missile defense game that draws its inspiration from Missile Command, even though it plays like a bizarro-version of Flight Control.
Location-aware Neer app shows loved ones where you are
The app from Qualcomm Services Lab uses the iPhone's GPS and Wi-Fi signals to record a user's location, automatically notifying friends and family where you are.
Pirates vs. Ninjas vs. Zombies vs. Pandas for iPhone
Since Angry Birds came out nearly a year ago, it seems like every iPhone developer out there has been trying to copy it. Pirates vs. Ninjas vs. Zombies vs. Pandas, from Tactile Entertainment, is the latest mimic of the classic avian puzzle game.
Newer Technology introduces iPad, Mac mini stands
On Wednesday, computer and portable device accessories maker Newer Technology announced the release of its NuStand Alloy iPad and Mac Mini stands. The new stands are available now for $25 each.
Synology announces new 15TB NAS device
Synology America Corp, a manufacturer of network attached storage devices for homes and businesses, announces the release of its newest server, the Disk Station DS1511+.
Shoot to Kill, despite what the developers would have you believe, is not "scary as hell." This top-down shooter, however, does take place in hell. So like Doom before it, you can expect hellfire, demons, and plenty of guns.
Star Wars: Clone War Adventures blasts its way onto the Mac
On Monday, LucasArts, Sony Online Entertainment and Transgaming announced that the Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures' virtual online world is now open for Mac users to explore.
Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga for Mac
Feral Interactive's port of the successful Star Wars Lego series for the Mac is faithful to the source material: Lego Star Wars is cute, funny, and fully of geeky moments sure to delight fans.
Steve Young Football for the iOS
Steve Young Football, from Vaporware, is not a football game but instead an obstacle avoidance game. Worse yet—it's not a very good one.
Zombie Invasion 2 HD from Conniption Systems LLC cuts to the heart of our fascination with the walking dead: our fear of shambling, unstoppable hordes coming at you in overwhelming numbers. Zombie Invasion 2 has plenty of shambling hordes, but more importantly, lots and lots of guns.
Sega's ChuChu Rocket! is a puzzle game for the iPhone adapted from a Sega Dreamcast game of the same name. With an anime aesthetic and chock-full of Japanese stylized cuteness, ChuChu Rocket! is a bizarre (if endearing) Cat and Mouse chaser.
Both Advanced English Dictionary and Thesaurus from Mobile Systems and Advanced English Dictionary & Thesaurus from jDictionary Mobile have plenty in common -- not the least of which are their names. But Sam Felsing says the apps have a few subtle differences.
Battlestations: Pacific for Mac
Battlestations: Pacific, the sequel to Battlestations: Midway, is no mere World War II simulator/strategy game. Though most WWII strategy games let you experience the second Great War from one perspective, Pacific lets you lets you play from the perspective of everything from a ship captain to a flight commander to a gunner on land.
Synology announces new NAS servers
Meant for use in office and workplace environments, the DS111 and DS211 models maintain Synology's strong reputation for producing feature-rich, multifunction servers.
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